Cascade College - Chinook Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

-—Ts wo Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF CASCADE COLLEGE, PORTLAND, OREGON o TT° oe Lani tr a Es oY oo Wa a hay 4 ee ee oo a eee el (Ores mean Oh (mae, RY of ad oe 9 eee de DEDICATION George B. Palmer To have started as a self-dependent youth with unremitting determination to secure adequate preparation for a life of service; to have envisioned a place in an organization and then laboriously striven to fill it; to have had the stability and stamina to bear a burden through the years with composure and unusual patience; to have established a household and become a father in a home which might well be emulated; to have found a hobby which has been developed with the skill of an artist; to have attained a level of spiritual excellence so that no one could doubt its eternal worth; to have done all of this is to comprehend well a fullness of life. We desire to honor the familiar campus figure pictured here by dedicating to him, our Business Manager, this 1951 CascapIAn. DR. C. J. PIKE, PRESIDENT PROGRESSIVE MEASUREMENT The creators of our 1951 Cascapian have chosen a geometric figure as their chief design. Turning the pages of this memory book, very frequently we see this simple mathematical figure. And so, almost without our being aware of it, the science of mathe- matics is introduced into our annual. No field of study, perhaps, embodies principles so simple and yet so complex as are contained in this very necessary and widely used branch of learning. Take, for example, the dimensional idea. A point is very near nothing and has no dimension, but extended to a line it gives us a one-dimensional object. Planes are two dimensional. As we enter the next area, we have three-dimensional objects and are in the world of so lids. This is where we live. Scientific minds are wrestling with the idea of a fourth dimension. One scientist calls it time. Others have designated differently. At this point the capacity of the human mind is almost exhausted as we touch the unknown. And yet we are still in the field of mathematics. Isn’t this somewhat akin to life? Our simple everyday processes of living seem incon- sequential even to ourselves and yet may become, upon extension, part of something larger and of greater importance. Finally we find ourselves face to face with and in the realm of the infinite. We are in touch with God Himself. We cannot understand Him, but fortunately we can know Him. May we progressively measure our life itself and eventually discover that it has extended until encompassed by the very presence of God. EARL P. BARKER Vice President and Director of Admissions ie Eee Se Cla A Dean-Registrar GEORGE B. PALMER Business Manager HELEN BIER : KEITH A. BELL Dean of Women oF Men’s Counselor HELEN WYLIE CLAPP Director of Student Personnel JOHN W. FAILOR Director of Public Relations and Student Evangelism LOIS TISH Librarian ESTHER M. GLENK JOSEPHINE ROTH DOROTHY E. JOHNSON Secretary to the President Cashier Academic Office Secretary NELLIE LANUM MARTIN RADCLIFF EDWIN C. BAYLY NAN G. QUERY College Nurse Superintendent of Grounds Superintendent of Buildings House Counselor ELVA BARBER ELLA G. HANSFORD AMANDA FALK Dietitian’s Assistant Dietitian Dietitian’s Assistant ADELAIDE A. BARKER EARL P. BARKER Assistant Professor of English Vice President and Professor FAC U IT y of Religion KEITH A. BELL INEZ M. BUTLER Assistant Professor of Psychology Assistant Professor of History and Education HELEN WYLIE CLAPP PHLELP SS CLAP. Professor of Psychology Professor of Foreign Languages and Education LUDLOW V. CORBIN Associate Professor of Science GRAYCE E. FREY BEVERLY KELSVEN Instructor in Psychology eG Professor of Physical ucation HELEN R. LLOYD Instructor in Speech MARK B. LLOYD Assistant Professor of Speech WILLIAM KEITH MACY Professor of Music JAMES W. McFARLAND LODA E. NOELL Profes | I fessor of Science Assistant Professor of English and Religion MILDRED M. SHAFER Assistant Professor of Music MILDRED TRAUB TYSON Instructor in English ESTHER H. TURNER Associate Professor of Foreign Languages SOPHIA E. TOWNSEND Associate Professor of Religion JEAN QUERY VORM Assistant Professor of Music ee ee ee a ee ae FACULTY DINNER Honoring Dr. Pike on his 50th Birthday Miss Noell David Rickard President Allen Heste r Treasurer Mar Y ae Socia | Milton Hepper Chairman taeela Elmar Sports Capt Lois Dou ains 5 oan SENIOR GIFT Chapel Lighting Controls Cascade College has shed many beams of Christian light across the paths of its students and friends. The senior class this year appropriately selected chapel lighting controls as its gift to the school. Modern powerstat dimmers were in- stalled to control the brightness of the lights, including those over the platform, the spotlights, and the auditorium lights. These, together with a complete set of new mercury switches, will provide for smooth and silent transitions from gen- eral illumination to platform spotlighting and vice versa. These features will be appreciated by audiences as well as by recitalists and others who participate in platform programs. SENIOR SOCIAL GATHERING JAMES H. BROUGHER Clatskanie, Oregon A. B. Education Oregon State College; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Cascadian Staff 4. KENNETH E. BUCK Philomath, Oregon A. B. Speech Ministerial Association 3-4; Class Vice President 4; Speech Récital 4; Student Pastor 4. CHI-YEN CHU Shanghai, China A. B. Biological Science Institute of Medical Technology of China; Pennsylvania University Hospital, Phila- delphia; Camera Club 3-4. HERBERT H. BOCK Chilliwack, B. C., Canada A. B. Religion Ministerial Association 2-3-4, Chairman 4; Missionary Group 2-3; Missionary Prayer Band 2-3, Vice President 3; House President 3; Choir 3-4; Student Pastor 3-4; Mission Band Leader 3. VIRGIL A. BROWN Portland, Oregon A. B. Speech Vanport Extension Center; Missionary Group 1-2-3-4; Missionary Prayer Band 2-3; Radio Club 2; Speech Recital 4. ELIZABETH COSTY Azusa, California A. B. Education Pacific Bible College. LEONARD J. DEAKINS Santa Ana, California A. B. Religion Pacific Bible College; Portland Extension Center; Ministerial Association 3-4; Su- perintendent 4; Choir 4; Band 4. LOIS DOUGHTY The Dalles, Oregon A. B. Education Missionary Group 3-4; Missionary Pray- er Band 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3-4; Vice President 3, President 4; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Sports Captain 4; Class Secretary 3; School Letter 3; Lookout Staff 2-3. HAROLD ELMER Hebron, North Dakota A. B. History Cascadian Assistant Business Manager 4; Crusaders 2; Ministerial Association 1-2- 3-4, Chairman 2; Missionary Group 3-4, President 4; Missionary Prayer Band 2-4; Camera Club 2; Class Prayer Meeting Chairman 3; Vice President 1. PHILIP FENDALL Newberg, Oregon A. B. Education George Fox College; Cascadian Assistant Business Manager 2; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Class President 3; Class Sports Captain 1; School Letter 2-3; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 3. SHIRLEY FIELD Portland, Oregon A. B. Education Student Body Vice President 3; Mission- ary Prayer Band 2, Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 2; A. B., Cascade College 749. ALLEN HESTER Greenleaf, Idaho A. B. Education George Fox College; Future Teachers of America 4, President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Choir 3. WALDO R. HICKS Grinnell, Iowa A. B. History Kletzing College; Ministerial Association 2-3; Missionary Prayer Band 2; Student Pastor 2-3-4. ESTHER E. FICHTNER Emerado, North Dakota A. B. Education University of North Dakota; Mayville State Teachers College, N. Dak.; Crusad- ers 4, Secretary 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Class Secretary 4; Class So- cial Chairman 3; Dormitory Counselor 4; Student Affairs Committee Chairman. MARY FORBES Bend, Oregon A. B. Education Student Body Secretary 2; Cascadian As- sistant Editor 3; Crusaders 1-2-3-4; Mis- sionary Group 1-3-4; Missionary Prayer Band 1-3-4, Vice President 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Class Social Chairman 4; School Letter 2-3-4; Band 4; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 2; Lookout Staff Reporter 4. MILTON HOPPER Eugene, Oregon A. B. Speech Ministerial Association 1-2-3; Associated Men Students President 5; Choir 2; Band 4; Speech Recital 5; Choir Director 3-4-5; Dormitory Counselor 5; Student Assistant Pastor. HENRY V. JOHN Cochin, India A. B. Biological Science South India Bible School; Class Prayer Meeting Chairman 4; Faculty Assistant 3-4. ROBERT KNOLL Canby, Oregon A. B. Religion University of Oregon; Oregon State Col- lege; Camera Club 3. MARSHALL KORTLEVER Bellingham, Washington A. B. Speech Crusaders 2-3-4, Officer 3; Missionary Group 1-4, Officer 4; Speech Recital 4. EUGENE LAMB Dunsmuir, California A. B. Psychology Asbury College; Student Body President 4; Cascadian Business Manager 3; Cru- saders 3; Ministerial Association 2-3-4, Chairman 3; Camera Club 2-3, President 3; Class Treasurer 3; Choir 4; Schoo] Let- ter 4; Band 3; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 3-4. CLAIR E. LUND Portland, Oregon A. B. Religion Cascadian Staff 3; Lookout Business Man- ager 2, Staff Member 3; Ministerial As- sociation 3-4; Missionary Group 2-3-4; Missionary Prayer Band 2-3-4; Camera Club 3-4; Stamp Club 1; School Letter 1; Student Store 3-4, Manager 4; Student Council 2; Mission Band 1-2-3-4, Leader 3-4. PAUL A. MERRISS Montebella, California A. B. Education Radio Club 2-3; Spanish Club 2-3; Future Teachers of America 4; School Letter 2. MILDRED ELAINE MOREY Gladstone, Oregon A. B. Religion Missionary Group 2-3-4; Camera Club 3; Spanish Club 2-3. LIEN-FU LO Shanghai, China A. B. Biological Science National Kiangun Medical College, Chin- kiang, China. MIRIAM BARTON MARRS Gresham, Oregon A. B. Education Pasadena College; Missionary Group 3; Spanish Club 3-4. DAVID RICKARD Corvallis, Oregon A. B. Religion. Ministerial Association 3; Missionary Group 2-3; Missionary Prayer Band 2-3; Camera Club 3-4; Class President 4; Class Sports Captain 3; Class Vice President 2; Choir 3-4; Choir Director 3-4; Student Council 2-4, HELEN WILLIAMS MYERS Portland, Oregon A. B. Education American Conservatory of Music; Na- tional College for Christian Workers. ar RUTH NOBLE Monmouth, Oregon A. B. Religion Oregon College of Education; Missionary Group 3-4; Missionary Prayer Band 4; Spanish Club 3-4; House President 4; Chairman of Student Affairs Committee. LAVERNE A. STREIGHT Oregon City, Oregon A. B. Education Spanish Club 2-3-4, President 3; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Who’s Who 4. LOLA SPRAGUE Portland, Oregon A. B. Education Missionary Group 1-2; Missionary Pray- er Band 1-2-3, Secretary - Treasurer 2; Philatreians 1-2; Camera Club 2; Hiking Club 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Future Teach- ers of America 4; Off Campus Women 4, President 4; Class Sports Captain 3; Class Secretary 2; School Letter 2. NORMA TITTERINGTON Yakima, Washington A. B. Education University of Washington; Cascadian Ed- itor 3; Lookout Editor 2; Camera Club 2; Choir 1-2-3; School Letter 1-2-3; Orches- tra 1-2; Band 1-2-3; Choir Director 3; Who’s Who 4; Student Council 2-3. DORIS JEAN TRACY Portland, Oregon A. B. Religion Missionary Group 1-2; Philatreians 1; Spanish Club 4. JOANNE NEWELL WAUGH Caldwell, Idaho A. B. Psychology Future Teachers of America 3-4, Vice President 4; Class Social Chairman 2; Choir 4. SENIORS—Not Pictured KENNETH ROY HALLMAN ROLAND JAMES HEFFNER LEE WILLIAM WELCH Portland, Oregon A. B. Religion Lewis and Clark College; Student Pastor 4. WILLARD WANVIG Canby, Oregon A. B. Education Missionary Group 3; Future Teachers of America 3-4; Mission Band 1-3. Tva Rockhill Prayer Meeti oa Chairman : 6 ., Rebecca Kec lohurs Joseph Yoder Sports Captains Lucille St anley Vice- President Boreal Secretar Al Pitzer - Treasurer Daan Spe ncer residant Miss Shafer Adviser JOHN ANDERSON OLIVER BALLARD VIOLET BERKNER MARY -LOU BERNING WESLEY BERTRAND Portland, Oregon Danville, W. Virginia Springfield, Oregon Sherwood, Oregon Okanogan, Washington JAMES BISEL ROY BLAKELEY DOROTHY BODINE HUGH BROWN RICHARD BURDINE Dansville, Michigan Fresno, California Spokane, Washington Scottsville, Kentucky Spokane, Washington ROBERT BURNETT CHARLENE CULVER CHARLOTTE CULVER CARL DAINTON BENSON DAY Vancouver, Washington San Marino, California San Marino, California Lusk, Wyoming Portland, Oregon ELIZABETH DELANO MELBA DEMPSEY Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon MELFRED DEWEBE WILLIAM DUGGER REED ELLIS ELSIE FEASTER JAMES FENWICK Pasco, Washington Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon STEPHEN GERHARDT VERNON HAINES WILLIAM HAROLD EUDORA HESTER GERHARDT HOPFE Yakima, Washington Vancouver, Washington Ridgefield, Washington Portland, Oregon Aylsham, Saskatchewan MELVIN KERN REBECCA KETCHUM NORMAN KOCH OLIVE MARDOCK DELPHA MARKHAM Vancouver, Washington Eugene, Oregon Burns, Oregon Vancouver, Washington Irrigon, Oregon MERLE MILES LAHOMA MONTAG Ada, Oregon Chicago, Illinois i BONNA MULL KENNETH MULL MARGERET PAETEL JULIAN PIKE PAUL PIKE Thompson, N. Dakota Eugene, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Kent, Washington ALBERT PITZER THOMAS PORTER HERBERT REINHARDT IVA ROCKHILL DEAN SPENCER Alsea, Oregon Pilot Rock, Oregon Chilliwack, B.C. Dayton, Oregon Eugene, Oregon ‘ 3 Y Ai ELLIS SPRICK LUCILLE STANLEY HAROLD STEELE STEWART SWANBY CARLA LEE TAYLOR Corvallis, Oregon Orlando, California Vancouver, Washington Canby, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon ELVER VOTH JOSEPH YODER Orlando, California Riverside, Washington Dave Brose ice-President Angeline O son Secretary Elaine Whitmore Way ann Carlson Sociale C hancaen Stephen WatKins Prayer Meeti ng. Chairman Doris MecEachren, Glen Ha rris Sport Ss Capt ains G | @qnna Cooper Tr @asurer et awe Wills President Mr. McFarland Adviser RODNEY BARNES RONALD BARNICK CLARA BELL BICKLE DAVID BROSE STANLEY BROWN Tacoma, Washington Salem, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Lebanon, Oregon LEONARD BRUBAKER ROSEMARY CAMPBELL WAYMANN CARLSON GLENNA COOPER LILA CULLEN Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Cornelius, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Beaverton, Oregon ELGIE DEGASE TWILA DEHM ANNETTE EAGLE PAULINE GIH GLEN HARRIS Hastings, lowa Albany, Oreg on Parkersburg, W. Va. Shanghai, China Billings, Montana EVERETT HENDRICKS ARTHUR HILLS Aloha, Oregon Vancouver, Washington GEORGE PEW IRMA PORTER BETTY REIMER MARIAN RICKARD ROBERT SCHNAIBLE Portland, Oregon Philomath, Oregon Dallas, Oregon Portland, Oregon Gladstone, Oregon MARY SCHUBERT EVELYN SLATER PATRICIA TARGGART WILLIAM VALOFF ROLAND VOEGELI Pasadena, California Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Los Angeles, California Ellendale, N. Dakota ih STEPHEN WATKINS RAMONA WEBSTER LEONARD WECKS ELAINE WHITMORE LORRAINE WILSON Hillsboro, Oregon Dayton, Oregon Troutdale, Oregon Molalla, Oregon Portland, Oregon ELAINE YUNGEN HELEN ZIMMERLY Portland, Oregon Ridgefield, Washington i Richard Perrin 5 ocial Chairmen Se ome oward Vice President Frank ViTaris Prayer Mectin are an G Maxine Hayhurst Eugene St Freight Sports Captains Gloria eranteer Secretar Evelyn Wanvi Treasurer Wesl ey TRocers President De and Mrs. Barker, Advisers i GERALD AYLETT CLIFFORD BERGEN DAVID BLACK DELPHIA BOCK CHARLES BRIDGES Vancouver, Washington Dufur, Oregon Eugene, Oregon Chilliwack, B.C. Grants Pass, Oregon On PHILLIS CHRISTENSEN MARGARET CHU JUNE COFFMAN VIRGINIA COOK FORREST COUCH Hillsboro, Oregon Shanghai, China Rainier, Oregon Durham, California Coquille, Oregon J 2 WALTER CRISP VIRGIL DUNBAR CAROLE ERICKSON LOIS FENDALL DOROTHY FISHER Monmouth, Oregon Methow, Washington Portland, Oregon Newberg, Oregon Coos Bay, Oregon JAMES GOODE GLORIA GRANTEER Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Yo DONALD GREINER PATRICIA HAHN BURTON HAWKINS MAXINE HAYHURST ROY HIEBERT Eugene, Oregon Portland, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Manson, Washington Central Valley, Calif. 4, HARRY HOWARD DON KRONEMAN LEONARD LINDAS PHYLLIS LINENDOLL PAUL LUND Canby, Oregon Omak, Washington Oregon City, Oregon Sherwood, Oregon Portland, Oregon JOHN MANKE JACK MARTIN JACK MUNN DOROTHY MYERS JOAN NEE Mansfield, Washington Spokane, Washington Liberty Lake, Wash. Caldwell, Idaho Eugene, Oregon SYLVIA PARTLOW RICHARD PERRIN Monmouth, Oregon Milwaukie, Oregon GEORGE PETERSEN MARILYN PETTICORD WESLEY ROGERS JUANITA SEITZ HOMER SNYDER Pateros, Washington Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Methow, Washington SHIRLEY SPEECE LEONA STAUSS ARDITH STEELE EUGENE STREIGHT DONALD THOMAS Monmouth, Oregon Canby, Oregon Manson, Washington Oregon City, Oregon Oregon City, Oregon SYLVIA TUNING LORRAINE VAN WECHEL FRANK ViTARIS DORIS WADE WAYNE WALKER Caldwell, Idaho Yakima, Washington Salem, Oregon Castle Rock, Wash. Eugene, Oregon EVELYN WANVIG Canby, Oregon BARBARA WELCH Wenatchee, Washington | RICHARD WANVIG Canby, Oregon Eugene Lamb President LEADERSHIP Leadership is a quality imparted by the Lord to His own people. Throughout the ages, God has chosen leaders from all walks of life and used them in many and varied ways. In our school we have many avenues through which we may be called and used as leaders, and opportunities are on every hand for a young person to step out in front for the Lord. In our Associated Student Body there are rules set up by which a leader is chosen, guided, and yet allowed to use his own initiative. The organization is construct- ed to allow those who are chosen as leaders the greatest amount of freedom in the de- velopment of their capacities. In a time of crisis such as the world is facing today the students of Cascade College need to know not only their leaders, but their aims and aspirations as leaders. We need to be ready to step out as the Lord leads us and rely wholly upon His wisdom and direction, that we in turn might help others to prepare themselves for eternity. In an institution such as ours, thetrue source of leadership is God; therefore let us turn to Him and ask for His will. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Delpha Markham Vv President 1ce Evelyn Slater Secretary MOK Ellis Sprick Treasurer Kenneth Mull Editor Ramona Webster Spencer | Assistant Editor Steve Gerhardt Business Manager Harold Elmer Assistant Business Manage Art work was done by Dale O’Donnell, Twila Dehm, Carla Lee Taylor, and Nita Seitz. Don Greiner, Mr. Failor, and Mr. Palmer handled the photography. Although it was hard work and took a great amount of time, the Cascadian Staff is proud to present this annual. Elaine Whitmore Staff James Brougher Staff Waymann Carlson Staff Bonna Mull | Staff Jack Failor Adviser Elizabeth Delano Editor-in-Chief News Editors FEATURE STAFF Torval Nilson, Phyllis Linendoll Lucille Stanley, Lila Cullen, Mary Schubert, Wayman Carlson Feature Editors NEWS STAFF Mary Lou Berning Margeret Paetel acer eaaas Rebecca Ketchum, Joanne Waugh, Evelyn Slater, Editorial Editors Business Managers K David Brose Nathan Krampitz Mrs. Tyson Adviser Charlotte Culver Charlene Culver Sports Editors BUSINESS STAFF Steve Watkins, Ellis Sprick, Dale O'Donnell, Leonard Lindas, Melba Dempsey, Clara Bell Bickle Peet und Ronald Barnick : | Dorothy Bodine Evelyn Keller Elaine Whitmore President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS A Christmas program, Heart Sister Week and the Spring Formal are just a few of the events sponsored by the women students. Wonderful Christian fellowship and helpful training have resulted from the year’s activities. Milton Hopper John Anderson William Harold President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS Uniting the men students and promoting t he development of good personalities is the purpose of the Associated Men Students. WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Candidates are chosen for character, scholarship, leadership in extracurricular ac- tivities and potentiality for future usefulness in business and society. These outstanding Cascadians were selected by the faculty through the guidance of a student body election. NORMA TITTERINGTON MARY FORBES EUGENE LAMB PHILIP FENDALL LAVERNE A. STREIGHT Working in the city missions is one of the outstanding activities of the school. To lead lo st souls to Christ is the aim and desire of these organizations. The leaders of the mission bands are: Marshall Kortlever, Open Door Mission, and Clair Lund. Union Gospel Mission. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The Ministerial Association attempts to help its members gain proficiency in the duties of a pastor and to promote evangelism and spiritual growth. Topics such as the following are discussed: ‘Pastoral Calling”, “Elements of Ministerial Success” and ‘Parliamentary Procedure’. Guest speakers have been Mr, Edmundson and Mr. Du- Fresne. Leonard Deakins is superintendent and Mr. Lloyd, adviser. The other officers are elected each term. | MISSIONARY PRAYER BAND | At 6:00 o’clock every Tuesday morning, the Prayer Band members meet to pray | for the missionaries and their work. The officers are: Melvin Kern, President; Mary Forbes, Vice President; Glenna Cooper, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Butler, Adviser. STUDENT FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP The endeavor of the Student Foreign Missions Fellowship is to encourage and pro- mote interest in missions and to prepare missionary students for more effective work in their fields. Missionary speakers are invited and a missionary challenge is presented weekly. The officers are: Harold Elmer, President; Herbert Bock, Vice President; Katherine Melick, Secretary; Nathan Krampitz, Treasurer, and Mrs. Tyson, Adviser. SPANISH CLUB To gain a better understanding of the language and the culture of the Spanish people has been the aim of this club. There are regular meetings held, and a real Spanish fiesta is enjoyed each term. The officers are: Lois Doughty, President; Torval Nilsen, Vice President; Melba Dempsey, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Turner, Adviser. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Making personal contacts with other teachers, gaining professional experience through projects, and learning helpful aids in teaching are the accomplishments in which the F. T. A. member participates. The officers are: Allen Hester, President; Joanne Waugh, Vice President; Lucille Stanley, Secretary-Treasurer; Iva Rockhill, Librarian; Dr. Helen Clapp, Adviser. OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN The objective of this organization is to unite the off-campus women students into a closer fellowship. This is accomplished by having lunch together, a business meeting each week, and a weekly prayer meeting. The officers are elected each term. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The choir is a group of enthusiastic singers who love to sing for their Lord. It is considered an honor and a privilege to be a member of this group. The choir has many appointments to sing at various churches, and this year they made a tour into Cali- fornia where they sang in several of the big cities. bf 4 ¢ ama 2 . Attention Please! Check Sections | ae oe. OREGON All Set? Lets ORGAN GUILD Mr. Lauren B. Sykes, Dorothy Bodine and Arthur Hills presented organ recitals this past year. The Organ Guild is organized to teach its members about the organ and to improve their ability on the instrument. CHORUS A concert is presented each term by the chorus. The chorus consists of a large number of students who enjoy singing. This group has gained useful experience and has been a blessing. Harmonaires Royal Heirs Male Quartet ENSEMBLE GROUPS Psychol EDUCATION ——_ a AY i | = AUN lil a Ly ZO 4) T JIerFuede-oaw ZOHApACcOM | NOrFOLTOKND Dr. Z. T. Johnson Rev. Robert Waggoner REVIVAL SPEAKERS MPASS Tay HM py LIDBECING SELI-Cax rin, BASMAX ERLONG 7 wo : DIVINE Vang: LERENESS Te Bethy BARE Pent ig LAMRING Pak TENTS VIG. 6. Rev. Frederick Baker Rev. Eldon Fuhrman “4 v 3 QD. Oo Oy sa) 6) as U we co go oo J ai —] CO aa U - vo = 5 S Gs ° 2 © ES rs SoM ae m0 a S S LL Arthur Hills a 3 pt: AF eae Dorothy Bodine Organ Jean Ellen Vorm Piano Phyllis Christensen Barbara Welch : Piano Piano Shirley Speece | Ruth Johnson Voice _ S Voice William Keith Macy Voice Leonard Wecks Melvin Kern Voice “ Voice aad Ss = GILLEAN eee eS a he. pee SS = Z. py =) ( 2 = © oe a co oe es SEARLS Lae pee ler lee r H y Ae OA ie) I) _—$———— — SE ORS The Intramural Sports program plays an important part at Cascade College. A large percentage of the students participate. There are many fields of activities in the sports program with basketball receiving the most attention this year. Touch football was rather hampered by the over abundance of rainfall and the season was consequent- ly cut short. Softball, volleyball, tennis, ping pong, and badminton are the other sports in which students participate. At Cascade every student is encouraged to take part in some sport. This is necessary in the development of a well-rounded personality. The sports program helps to teach the student the necessity of a cooperative attitude and a sense of fair play as well as to develop coordination and physical prowess. . | TOUCH FOOTBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS JUNIOR CLASS e4. Paul Pike © Stace | center Gerhardt forward Joe Yoder forward Dean Spencer center AL Pitzer Coach rs Captain einer ? Burdine Ken Mull mp forward om guard ‘Roy Blakely guard guard . : WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS JUNIOR CLASS Elizabet h Violet Delano BerKner guard guard Margaret. Paete| ! guard forward Lucille Stanley forward BASKETBALL T OP SCORERS Glen Harris (Soph:)2. 2 oe 77 points steve Gerhardti (Jr) oie 77 points LaVerne Streight (Sr.)2 2. oes 74 points Joe Yoder: (rs) see eae 70 points KETBALL BAS SEASON SCORES 26 24 2 34 50 — Freshmen 3 45 — Sophomores iors 25 iors 39 — Sophomores 30 10rs iors 30 Ww a o tS M Eo oc aS io n XS mn aw WEA) 52 — Freshmen 25 47 — Sen Freshmen 3 1 — Sophomores 30 S 55 — Sen 4 N n vu u ° ° ae a ° 2) N c uv | 10fs 10rs 1Ors 10rs Freshmen 42 — Sen 1ors iors 10rs n en uniors Sophomores 45 — Sen Jun Fresh Jun Sen J Ju Jun Jun NnNnNnNN ww wy vw SG aicunes ee) (2) (2) fe) 8) ne ana80, . St CO NI Sa a eo prey oe es ee Net ae NY Ree QE pA Ceca Ww a5 — am ree ee OP eg © OF Ss 62 8 Base ey ie ee O (Selon. Sh re, SS en BM eZesu wy a oer a aN ce oH ae at Eda Oph id=| iaresoure Ly ev VEO Pas eer RM oaagouece OMe eas S) uw 3 oS coh aa A | WN fon] re SZ eee aes ZB re ee WY oO CaN CHS EuunEug YN wu ect f SSE Ss ty AAR em C nei Oo000CH (ae N ANNNNL VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL U Z. © A, U Z Gis MILTON HOPPER MEN’S CHAMPION KATHERINE MELICK WOMEN’S Ze o : ae Oo ies ae HORSESHOES TENNIS since i eee Serre) See ee S Ly : DETECTE fa TY FRESHMEN PAR TMAS PARTY S Oo ap O VALENTINE PARTY 2 = ity Petey peut : au 2. tage 7 Piet ee fe a FORMAL PARTY -SENIOR JUNIOR ci STUDENTS! AFTER SCHOOL SPIRIT — Drop in and scan our 20-odd ‘personalized’ items, bearing the school name. SCHOOL SUPPLIES — Ourcomplete stock will meet your needs. SWEETS — Our candy case will satisfy! SAVING — Compare our prices. SATISFACTION — It’s the CASCADE COLLEGE STUDENT STORE JENNINGS LODGE ASSEMBLY GROUND For Details and Reservations write: Manager, Jennings Lodge Assembly Grounds 18113 S. E. Morse Street Portland 22, Oregon Phone Oak Grove 3-0116 Located three blocks west of intersection of 99E and Jennings Avenue of Jennings Lodge, on the bank of the beautiful Willamette River. L. E. MooRE Manager and Bible Conference Director OPEN ALL YEAR Available for your: Bible Conferences % Family Camps Youth Camps Junior High Camps % Church Conferences % Fellowship Banquets % Missionary Conventions Leadership Training Retreats FOR: A Refreshing Experience Recreation x A Spiritual Feast “SERVING THE NORTHWEST” “As we pay others, we are paid— Life gives us back just what we give, And so we do not live to trade Choice selections of Church and Sunday School Supplies Good Books — Bibles Plaques and Greeting Cards But trade that we may truly live... He profits most whose every sale Creates a friend, whose kindly thought Serves to perpetuate the tale Of what and where and why he bought... .” SEND FOR CATALOGS WE BUY — SELL — RENT — REPAIR TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES OREGON TYPEWRITER CO. BRoadway 3885 The Better Book Bible House 420 S. W. Washington Portland 4, Oregon 330 S. W. FIFTH AVENUE ALFRED E. AUS PORTLAND 4, OREGON @ An Interdenominational Graduate School of Theology ESTER SCHOOL OF EVANGELICAL RELIGION @ 195] Fall Quarter Begins September 11 ARMINIAN @© WESLEYAN @ PRE-MILLENNIAL PAUL P. PETTICORD, M.A., D.D. DELBERT R. ROSE, M.A., D.D. President Dean-Registrar Write for catalogue: W.S.E.R., 18111 S. E. MORSE ST., PORTLAND 22, OREGON S INCE 1865, The Salvation Army has encouraged Youth towards a good life — aided when and where it could. Our attitude today re- mains the same. God be with you and guide you as you take up the responsibilities of your future. T HiED 2S A EAVrAsT IO Ne SAS heey Serving in Time of Need — At Point of Need! iecewehnetyle Mi oH © YT JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Specialists in Fine Watch Work Wedding Rings Diamonds Watches Jewelry Greeting Cards Gifts 819 North Killingsworth — Near Mississippi — Portland, Oregon STUBB’S ELECTRIC CO. 33 N. W. Park Avenue BRoadway 5404 SE BL Fe Th AEE I@ B SASH — 936 S. W. Is Ave. = DOOR Cor.Salmen BR 2658 Portland, Oregon GILSONITE ROOF PRODUCTS COMPANY COMPLETE ROOF PROTECTION @ Waterproofing Compounds @ Plastic Cements @® Shingle Paints @ Composition Shingles GA 5219 5224 N. E. 42nd Avenue Portland, Oregon PIEDMONT HARDWARE COMPANY J, 1A TW 4451 A Ww 630 North Killingsworth Street GREETINGS FROM TERMINAL ICE AND COLD STORAGE COMPANY Plants Located at Portland, Salem, Hillsboro, Ontario, Ore. and Nampa, Idaho SINCE 1902 CALEF’S have furnished thousands of PORTLAND HOMES When you want anything in Home Furnishings you are cordially invited to visit. CALEF FURNITURE CO. TW 5535 718 North Killingsworth LI 2222 Sandy Blvd. at 101st HAWTHORNE FURNITURE COMPANY “EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME” Trade in Your Old Furniture Easy Payment Plan Corner 36th and Hawthorne Boulevard Telephone EM 4187 COMPLIMENTS OF FiFTre Sint MOR@ISON AND ALDER + + © BPoodwoy 441t PORTLANDS OWN STORE CLARENCE WALKER for Flowers 435 NORTH KILLINGSWORTH Across from the Little Chapel of the Chimes Portland, Oregon . TW 5538 FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH DILLEN ROGERS JEWELER and OPTICIAN Killingsworth and Albina Avenue PORTLAND, OREGON TW 3344 GLAS S EiS A eS’ PVE CIcA Ua taw WHITMAN CANDY « HALLMARK GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN-LUNCH Headquarters for School Supplies 801 N. Killingsworth Greetings From BROUGHER’S GROCERY Quality Foods Clatskanie, Oregon RANDLE’S PHARMACY Phone TW 0502 A B CANDY CO. 1537 N. E. Union Avenue Portland, Oregon Wholesale Distributors UPDIKE JOHNSON Vyfeecetlt oe SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOEOOEOeeOeeeeeesSsee = ce SE 0 000 eee en —e eee eee 120 N. W. 9th AVE. « BE 5650 PORTLA ND 9, OREGON SEE EEESEEEEEESEEESESESEESEEeSEeeOSOeeOSOeeS ee Se =_ce ee eeeeeeeee_e_e_l_C_TOCONew ee ] L CLEANERS 816 N. Killingsworth Pick-up and Delivery Service TW 5125 We Give S H Green Stamps Established 1912 TUxedo 9186 Elk Cleaners Dyers 1014 N. Killingsworth Portland, Oregon 1001 Open 24 Hours 1001 N. Killingsworth SELECTED USED CARS WALT MYKOL MOTORS CASH FOR CARS 222 N. KILLINGSWORTH — NEAR VANCOUVER AVENUE GREEN LANTERN CAFE Open 5:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Your Hostesses: Mary, Helen, and Grace Our Coffee 5c — Our Food Good PHOTO-ART COMMERCIAL STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHY INDUSTRIAL + ADVERTISING «+ PRESS CLAUDE F. PALMER, Manager SPRAGUE’S CAFE Dinner and Lunches 918 N. Killingsworth LAUREL FARMS MUrdock 2197 COWLS COFFEE COMPANY 5515 N. Willamette Portland 3, Oregon Phone TW 8161 Eft J WEDDINGS Ww CANDIDS Ww SCHOOLS PORTRAITS = CREATIVE SHADOW LIGHTINGS s SPECIAL PICTURES FOR SPECIAL EVENTS Ww Suite 207-216 Fenton Building 310 S. W. Sixth Street (Between Stark and Oak) Telephone BEacon 6156 SQUARE DEAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GAS — GREASING — AUTO REPAIR Cc. W. KING, Mechanic TW 4476 612 N. Killingsworth, Bet. Kerby Borthwick ROY’S BARBER SHOP ROY DELAMARTER Proprietor Union Shop 5531 North Albina COMPLIMENTS Os LUND’S HARDWARE ELECTRIC H. N. Lund — W. D. Mann Paints — Hardware Electrical Appliances KEnwood 5272 9942 N. E. Sandy Blvd. Phone LI 3100 10414 N. E. Halsey ARTCRAFT LINOLEUM SHADE COMPANY BROADWAY 2541 WINDOW SHADES - LINOLEUM - ASPHALT TILE CARPETS - VENETIAN BLINDS 1036 W. Burnside Portland, Oregon KENTON INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance — Notary Public H. P. KRODER LENA FEWLESS KRODER 8330 N. Denver Avenue, Portland Oregon TW 3353 WEbster 7688 GIFFORD’S FLOWERS Marshall B. Gifford 525 N.E. KILLINGSWORTH ST. City-wide Delivery RELIGIOUS BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, AND RECORDS Gill’s has the largest stock of Books in the Northwest! Visit Gill’s complete Sheet Music and Record Department on Third Floor! S. W. 5th at Stark STAR ELECTRIC COMPANY Kelvinator Ranges and Refrigerators Electrical Appliances and Household Furniture 1004 Killingsworth at Corner of Michigan MUrdock 4595 THE J. K. GILL COMPANY Telephone ATwater 8681 HAROLD R. KRUEGER Guild Opticians Oculists Prescriptions Filled 1030 S.W. TAYLOR BE 4321 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO. Personal Service WILLMAR E. HEINRICH DAD aM andy, Office EA 0105 Residence BE 4229 H. A. STARR, CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Telephone WEbster 2279 2425 N. Commercial Ave. Portland 12, Oregon eS SSS SSS SSS SSS SS COMPLETE LINES OF PIEDMONT VARIETY STORE WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEPTION NAPKINS for a complete line of THANK-YOU NOTES AND INFORMALS VARIETY STORE MERCHANDISE WOODBURY PRINTING 5536 North Albina Avenue 1111 N. KILLINGSWORTH STREET ° TRINITY 7718 Congratulations, Cascadians COAL ¢ CATERIZED OIL Utah - Wyoming No Soot — No Carbon All Popular Sizes Budget Terms Arranged PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY 1464 Northwest Front — BRoadway 5657 WILBUR (BILL) PRESSNALL SERVICE HY-TONE CLEANERS We Own and Operate Our Own Plant 5406 N. Albina Ave. Portland, Oregon eres 315. N. Re We Pick-up and Deliver 10% DISCOUNT TO ALL TEACHERS Phone TW 0230 AND STUDENTS Sunday School and Church Supplies ART BORTNER’S UNION SERVICE CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CENTER, Inc. WASHING - LUBRICATION - TIRE SERVICE The Book Room Since 1920 TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES ATTENDANTS Portland Store: 825 S. W. Fourth Douctas A. Pew Britt HAMLIN Also Boise and Aberdeen UNION JESSUP 1 BLOCK NORTH OF KILLINGSWORTH MU. 9306 Congratulations, Cascadians from BAXTERS Good Candy Makers — Good Friends 5547 N. ALBINA Body and Fender Auto Painting JACK’S AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Phone TW 9219 5307 N. Albina Ave., Portland 11, Oregon McCCALLUMS WOODWORKING Co. 2737 EAST MAIN ST. SPRiNGFIELD, OREGON MILLWORK - SASH - WINDOW FRAMES CABINETS - FIXTURES W. B. McCALLUM L. B. McCALLUM PHone EUcGene 5-2168 SPFD. 7-7210 MILLER SHOE STORE HOME OF QUALITY SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF DEHEN KNITTING CO. 730 S. W. 10TH and Expert Shoe Repairing A See me 731 North Killingsworth Street BE 4349 © TW 38202 WEbster 6446 Keys Made COMPLIMENTS JACK CURRY SON LOCKSMITHS OF Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired Saws Filed — Tools Sharpened A FRIEND 5416 N. Vancouver Ave. Portland 11, Ore. MIDWAY GROCERY “Bud Exterminates Prices” PACIFIC FRUIT 5514N. Albina PRODUCE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 125 S. E. Stark EA 3161 PORTLAND, OREGON HELEN'S CHILI BOWL 5430 N. Albina FIELD USHER — SHEET METAL WORKS GUTTERING — ROOFING — TINNING — FURNACES 5424 North Borthwick TW 4354 Residence Telephone GArfield 3171 D. F. PLUMBING HEATING KILLINGS WORTH DRUGS REPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS Drugs, Fountain, School Supplies, Sundries 739 N. Killingsworth FRANK E. SCHOFIELD 4631 N. ALBINA AVE. PORTLAND 11, OREGON WALLY’S CASH GROCERIES Eugene and Roseburg — ESTABLISHED 1817 PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT COMPRISING THE STATES OF OREGON, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO RAYMOND P. TARGGART, SUPERINTENDENT on 608 Fenton Building oe q PORTLAND 4, OREGON ¥ at me. To the o YY. Otherwise Unreached . : ey ‘ea 1600 persons won to Christ in this District last year PLANCICH FISH CO. For the Best in Seafoods and Shellfish Wholesale °«- Retail We Ship Anywhere 300 N. W. 13th Avenue BRoadway 6416 COMPLIMENTS OF , furniture dept. STATION PBA Me 40S. W. 2nd Avenue aes eee Ts Phone CA 4221 COMPLIMENTS OF FRED’S SERVICE STATION Hancock Gas Greasing and Oil Changing 804 N. Alberta 7:00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. WILLAMETTE BOULEVARD EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH (N. Willamette Blvd. between Greeley and Interstate) EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO CASCADE COLLEGE | ai ter Invites Student Participation in Its Well-Rounded Spiritual Program FIRST CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN S. W. Tenth and Clay Portland 1, Oregon “Not to Be Ministered Unto, But to Minister” ROBERT M. WAGGONER Minister 921 S. W. Clay St. BEacon 8997 “IN Broadcasting THE LIGHT OF THE CROSS THE GOSPEL LIGHT HOUR AT Box 342 Portland 7, Oregon TENTH AND CLAY” SUNDAY 8:30-9:00 a. m., STATION KWJJ CLATSKANIE METHODIST CHURCH First Evangelical United Brethren Church J]. L. Buck, Mznister Yakima, Washington Clatskanie, Oregon THE CHURCH BESIDE THE HIGH SCHOOL Telephone 833 V. A. BALLANTYNE, JR., Minister Mock’s €rest HARMONY EVANGELICAL . ; Evangelical United Brethren Church UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 3935 North Lombard Street Wayne Kildall REV. LYLE H. WILLARD, Minister 7546 N. Fowler Avenue — TW 1967 Pastor Take the St. Johns or Killingsworth bus S. E. Fuller Road and Sunnyside Drive - Pe PORTLAND 22, OREGON Welcome to all of our services PIEDMONT FRIENDS CHURCH 5736 North Albina Avenue @ CASCADIANS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND A Friendly Welcome Awaits You HERALD E. MICKELSON, Minister 5748 North Albina Avenue Telephone TW 0143 First Friends Church A Friendly Church with an Evangelistic Message tk CHARLES A. BEALS, Minister Southeast Thirty-Fifth and Main Telephone FI 3107 LENTS FRIENDS CHURCH 5728 S. E. 9lst Avenue SU 1005 DEAN GREGORY, Pastor We extend an invitation to students to attend church services. “Holiness becometh thine house, O Lord forever.’—Ps. 93:5 Peo AO DITION CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN DEAN LEWIS VERMILLION, Minister Where Happy People Pastor, Preacher, Counsellor, and Youth Leader. Veteran Chaplain Wo rer War II, 49 months, mostly with 90th Infantry Division. Graduate of . Serve the Joyous Christ bury College, Wilmore, Kentucky. Trustee of Cascade College for o 10 years. CHURCH ACTIVITIES ; SUNDAY Churches cnool a ce: 9:45 a.m Morning Worship s. 11:00 a. m Youth Fellowship —................ 6:30 p. m. The Evangel Hour | 4250) Dai LENT’S EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 6224 S. E. 92nd Avenue Congratulations to the Class of 1951 A. G. Jamieson, Ménister ° Wm. A. Olsen, Chozr Director PORTLAND FREE METHODIST CHURCHES FIRST CHURCH CENTRAL CHURCH s. E. 9th and Mill N. E. 55th and Flanders D. L. Fenwick, Pastor, EA 7057 Rev. R. A. Dodd, Pastor, EA 2882 ST. JOHNS CHURCH LENTS CHURCH N. Hudson at Richmond Y1ist and S. E. Reedway Virgil Dexter, Pastor, UN 2085 Rev. John R. Poet, Pastor, SU 1944 Friendly — Evangelistic — Fundamental PARKROSE FRIENDS CHURCH mlineintiend)y.enurchs DILLON W. MILLS, Pastor N. E. 112th and Shaver Street + Portland 20, Oregon OUR E (GeO SNeeCe le Tay FIRST M ETH O°D )P S91 CC Heu- heGen ORVIL M. WHITMAN, Minister 8th and Center Streets Telephone 3433 A SERVING CHURCH WITH AN EVANGELISTIC PROGRAM WELCOMES YOUR FELLOWSHIP BEECH STREET METHODIST CHURCH 3700 North Borthwick Avenue Telephone MU 1414 Psalmeiz2 st This cover was manufactured by the MOUNTAIN STATES BINDERY home of distinctive yearbook covers 1188 South Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah a ee