Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 165 of the 1940 volume:

WflkUTI 1940 Published by the Associated Students of Central Washington College of Education Ellensburg, Washington BUS. m G R. T)cn Hamilton THE 1940 HyRKEID IS DEDICHTEB 1 ro THE STUDEHTS OF C Ul C E 5 Heaving the traditional sigh of relief, the annual staff sees its work drawing to a close. It has been the objective of the 1940 HYAKEM staff to capture the high mo¬ ments of the ' 39- ' 40 college year, to put into a more latsing form the mem ories of events and activities which have made this year different from all others. With the hope that � we can make the year 1939-40 relive in the , future for you, we present the 1940 HYAKEM. R D m i n i s T R R T I 0 n Henry i. Whitney, B. S. Pr«ifriM4ir nf Mothemalk Oti� Halbert Nelmu, Jr„ B. I., M B. A.. M. A. 1 ' n.fi-n-i.r nf rti■ -itiI Hrkber. OR. ROBERT C. MeCONNELL Rroeldent Central W hir-gter College of ESuc t� o« TKf Hyakem it a combination of a family album and a diary. It leaves with us pictures of out friends and schoolmate with whom we have en¬ joyed fraternizing and working. It leaves pictures of buildings in which we have lived and labored. In years to come, we will refer to them and enjoy in memory many of the old events and associations. It is a vitalized book of history for everyone who has played a part therein. It leaves a record of a year of academic affairs, recreational activities, and social events. We cherish the memories that are called to our minds of comradeship and associations. We. who continue on in the college circles, welcome those who are being graduated into the professional life beyond the college. We have enjoyed your associations. May the years ahead bring us many pleasant reunions. Emil E. Ssmuctton, B. A.. V. A.. 0.1 iVutuMur of KtlUi-aliun. Mifgirtt Coffin Holme , 8. A. «. -i-i.mi � ’ii� r.n-i.r ..f ,«i i. in Kcnnotlt L. Cour� e«i l’unlncm Msmuror. C. W C. 11 Robert e . McConnell. President Ernest L. M«aull. B. A . M. A. I r� iffftaur nf Kil� mlirn I frrrMnrr to thi IVriMknC iDminisTRHTion iMm Amatutx. D.A.. O S. I« L..%- Bhi i.iheartan A Clair an. ■mii jm Q nev«eve o.A . M.A . O.S. in L.S. Librarian OerlruM � inney « n lurj lo Ih - Ilimlnnaa Mnmiic -i Edna Lou-et Le« 1. AH. B.S ■ L.S. AmImmi I.llirnrUn Otrtlhy NtlMn S irmlary In I hr IlffUlrnr KMh n H«rnbtek Havrvtary to I ' inartur of t arMoainrl K) Luciiv Rare a P N Ur Alice ritwtn R.M. Xur� � Alice Ann Aaplnreall ( � lli � IVxiknInrn Elvira ConMi Director of ItoratllivlM T E R C H E R T R R I n i n G EOUCRTIOn — PSyCHObOGy Cmll s. (tmMlMn. B A.. M. A . P K D. Prnfemor of K 1ui- llon. Mary I. (impaon, Q. A., M A. A w« lnr - PrcfittMir of RJuoiUop DonaM N. Thom (. . B A . M. A. AuMM’latc PhifMMir «f fMonaiuo. Laron O. Spar , PP B , Ph, M , e« D. I ' nifftMnr nf Ritur«l|nn. Mafcal T. Ai%Barao«, B. A., M. A. |M(rg tnr la m� r«(lnn. William T. t p e v B. A.. M. A. |‘rof« i« r of � Iik:i 1 mi ami |-%llu«o|ih) Crnaat L_ Muzaalt. 8- A,, M. A. cnirnMui of K iui’ iinii. Mubart SL Co , B A,. M. A.. Ph. O. A� � utan1 PWfl W M 1 4 %llilh.vo.t I ifi- r n w aa l EliEIDEimiRy SCHOOL K. Hcb«l«r. a. M. A.. Profaanor of Mt� a Fmn And Kindargartan. ■fee tt tin HiMVoagar 8«C« d Orafe. Mai Rfeiini And Nnr f Him E«� « and S � h 0 ' de Mrs. Jonaa and Firat Orad«. Fourth Qrafe. Mii� iehanHii and Ftflfc Grad . Min Hinkamp aiad Third QrMr EliEmENTHRy SCHOOL 14 Or« in D ' catier. rh. O. A litiK I Unit 4 PltVilnn f4 laincuu - uimI IJlcnilumk Andrtw J. Mathowt, 0- A., M. A. A� � l |jui( Pm f� —o r n 4 Kr fh ami ICn rl|K� Catharine Bullard. A. B . B. B.. M. A. AuMUni I ' mfiwnr nf Kntlbih Oliver W N«i� c«. B. A.. M. A. limirtM ' iiir in fl|� ne«� h. Nicholas C. Ninth, 8 . A.. M A. AmukmIi l’r«if«K ur tit tboKllMh. flmwll W Lrmbhe. 6. A.. M. A_ Aanalnnl lTv i-n«� rd H|in rh .•ml I•raiiiiil ENGLISH-FREnCH DRRHIR 1 C � s 0 c I n b S T U D I E S SOCIAL SCIEI 1 CES Alva C. Traatfmll, D. A.. M. lnntrurUar In GoenniorelaJ Utoniik n Margaret Coffin Holme . B. A. A «l� litnl I ' niftmiir of Kiri ] felMM. Sataen r. Smyaar Ph. 0. M. A. lYrfwmr f 4 Aortal Science. Harold C. Sarto. 0. N l I ' • ' •! � M Otia Halbert Hatmaa. Jr., B. V, M. B. A.. M. A. I mfrmnr of Swlul Science. Vo ' non Carttenoeo. S A.. M, A.. Ph. O. AmocIhU- IWiavir of Htxlury. W. Grafton Naally, B. A., M. A. AmIhUiiI l , r«fr«i� f of 1‘olllkul B R S I C s c I E n c E Edmund L. Ll«d. B- A., Ph. O. H r®4d W. QvlgUr. A A. ° or B B P. Bdch. 6. S. Pnifviwar od Physical 8cVacc A� i� h Ui� Pr«if i « r of ninkwiaU Mt lww . l 4 r rf«� c of U«ok«y A«gr � « M. 8Adw, B. A_. M. W ' lfrcd W, Mwichwindir, Me ry ■ WM«n y, 0. S. B. A., Ph. O lTnf d ur 4 Mutbwnatlrw. A� dtathnr PrWm� � nr i� r ImrtrwMnr in Ptoywliml fc-l «iKs. ‘ fn«mphy BASIC SCIEHCE Dorothy On B. M. S. AMM-ltlr I ' mffWK 4 llnkllh Kit Ural Inn. Jt music _ MUSIC DEPARTMENT With Wayne S. Hertz as head of the department, music ad ities increased again this year. A major improvement was the I nexalion of an pntire Music building, the former Edison school. H are now housed all practice rooms, class rooms and departmental fices. Another factor in the expansion was the purchase of a comp recording device for transcription and remedial purposes. In the capacities of vice-president of Vocal Music in the I tional School Voice Association and vice-president in charge vocal music of Region One of the Music Educators National C ference, Mr. Hertz enlisted the services of the department in stag! the first armual Choral Clinic of that region on this campus, to wli directors of the Northwest states came, for discussion and suggestwB At the beginning ol the school year, the band, choir, and i chestra in cooperation with the municipal officials of the city of lenshurg, presented a program in the “Meet Your Ne ighbor so over radio station K.FPY, Spokane. In the spring the department sponsored the second annual Ct petition Festival of the Central Washington School Music ,Assoc tion. Over 1000 high school musicians attended the two-day rm As a whole, the department furnished varied programs for lo clubs and churches. Innovations this year were the Student Recit the offering of music scholarships to promising high school seni and the use of student directors in the various organizations. At Lett Wiyna %. Mart 0. S.. M. M., I’nirumr 4 Muxk. Milton BteiahUfilt, 0 Mtsft.. M 0., AM0MM Pnifnaatnc 4 Juanita Daviaa. B. Mua.. Axalrtuiit IWn � f Mwah. Clolc C. Mpara. B. A.. M. A_. lisatrtti-tnr Hi Maalr. MCN ' 0 QUARTETTE A «� . Mandrill, C«r� r . Kiddar Left to � 0 ht Onatott. Bull. Maphim, F«r ty1 «. Brftftm, Artoril, Hwftt. Jtfforda, Mr. SUinhardt. OouM. K1«0. PdlWdM. K«m lirv . Kakycla. Bo� th S ' M� dr1. f . h. Hahn. 5h«f‘, Whltflrld, Wlltl, ORCHESTRA Central Washington’s symphony orchestra, under the directiot of Milton Steinhardt, has contributed greatly to the musical life o the 1940 College year. During the year, they have presented three concerts, two of them forming Assembly programs. Solosists with the Orchestra concerts included Wayne S. Hertz, baritone; Walter Bull, organist, and Helen Mason, soprano. During the Sprinj quarter, they made a trip to Yakima to play before the Yakuni Women’s Musical club. BIND The forty-five piece concert and marching band, undei Cloice E. Meyers, director, presented three concerts on the Campus, and trade three out-of-town trips, one to Yaluma, Toppenish, Wapato, a ' •d Zillah high schools, another to Cle Elum. and the third to the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival, where they marched in the parade and presented afternoon concerts. Playing at sports events was also included on the calendar. Drum marjorettes led the group through formations at football games. Front Row: K� k, Kn«ke, Camotly, Miaio. Evana. Mr. Mayora, Wnght, Mu He. King. Row Brrabm. Cook, Butt . Miftn, Treadwell. Jt- n� on. O ' Connor. TMrd R «a Whitfield. Horton. N-choll . A mo a. L. Millar. Valter, VjrHtfH ol. Btavena.E- Milter, Hasatrem. Chomp. MiUHall. Oimmitt. Portae. Fourth Row: Guaka. Sports, Ontlott. Frft Rom M«pkiw«. 0 M� tva. Barnett. Con-.tr., Kay, Bock. D.«a , Mlptaint. Alford, Ottolin. Atkon, Stone. K leaning, A Mat. 29 Fr««t1 Row: Marrall. Kondo, Maddin . Mitehall, Galtano. Wn� ht. rallfHt. Mimd. Mf. Meet . Of.1� C� r« Mllto, Rockwiy, CUr . CUit, Mill Bacowd Raw: Hxki. Dyiam. Bullard. Waldron. Ale and -. Hay . UrlywlAI, Zwkl � . Cottan. Adam . Rn« r, w ig. Lim, fuli«r, Burnham. B- St v ni, D. St«v� ni. Third Row: Bull, Gould. Burn . Trua. raU«navdc. £c � «wiM«. Oiaon. Hondr . Rot . MIUNU. t«onay, Kalyala, Corrall, Gordamar. Manta. Bach Row: Alfa , Mppklna, Munaon, l«am, Port -. Diaatrick. Ktddar, Marx. Clayton. Troicei. JimM, Awh, Or� t«. Star .nor. Blood. Trtmbla. n CBPPELLfl CHOIR Under the direction of Mr. Hertz, the sixty-voice a oappelU I choir gave several campus concerts, aided in the presentation of I Handel’s oratorio. The Messiah. read the numbers for the Choral I Clinic and made three publicity tours. The first of these was to Pasco, I Krnncwict, and Prosser high schools, with the second to the Apple I Blossom Festival. The third was a tour of Puget Sound cities, with 14 concerts sung in North Bend, Monroe, Snohomish, Everett, Ren- ton, Highline, Tacoma. Puyallup and Sumner. From the choir this year were chosen men’s and women’s glee clubs and octets, a mixed double octet and a male quartet, to aid in program presentation. FINE DIID APPLIED HUTS Herbert Gl «n 8. A vJ-l.it.l Prctfm iir uf liwtintrli l Art Ri ne W. Randall. B. A-. M. A. ItiMtriK ' iar in Art. 0(«r« L- B. 8. InntruMnr nf lAdiatiiul Art H fcpurg«c-. B. A., M. A AwlMDIi ' I’rnfwmr 4 Alt Melt M. M tch««l� cn. 8. 8 . - - AMilMnm 4 How Rroonmlc . Lou ' M 6rll tli 8- 8., M. S. InMrocU In ttHmcmkK 33 p H y s i c n l E D U C n T I 0 n PHUSICRb EDUCRTION Lao S. N ha on. LL. B . I1ii imni 4 I ' hXMbn) KdiKsthon Dorothy Dun, B. S. A ■� � .� . Ulr l r ifrN«tr «f ll-:il h ICilwrutt Gaorga W Mabaa, B. L liolrardir In I ' Ii;mI «I KOui-allnfi. Oorthalet Mkw, B. M. . A«.lKlut.l l’r i|«� a«r 4 K ' tucfttlnn Rouman l Wantworth. B. A.. M. 5. AaKtMinnl Profeoaor «f I’fcyOrnl KjJi nthti Hiltn B. Lawn. B. S. Wi-tjvtt Pw mw of nqn nl B6ueBt 1938 FOOTBRIili Football folk leathered round the hot stove innumerable time last (H to prattle glibly about the 1939 edition of Wildcat grid men. for Coadfl Nicholson and Mabee produced a smooth functioning machine- Opening against Gonzaga Frosh. Central steamrolled to a I 3 to 0 vim B Power was the keynote of the attack. Late in the final quarter Bob Coy boomed through and blocked all Martin punt Goodman pcun _ cd upon the wild pigtkrn for 7 precious and a Wildcat victory. Pacific Lutheran co’lege ' s rjpporedly bomb-proof aerial circus was ti Cati next prey. The gladiators left town the victims of a 27 to 6 whitewasl What is up must come down, so the Cats ranted their first defeat at t hands of the ever-pesky E. W. C. Savages. A blo-ked punt spelled defeat. I A plunging, twisting scjuid of C. W. C- F. gridmen invaded Armistice Day and romped to a 26 to 0 win ovct Eistern Oregon Normal H W. W. C. Played the roll of the little heartbreak?!” as they through mud and water to win the seaton ' finale from the Cats. ScinH Vikings 12. Central 0. v tm I • 1 SCORES C W C E. Opponents S«pi. 29 C. W. C. E. 14 Oct 6 7 •0_i ?0 25 •Oct 2ft 0 E V. C. E. tNov. 4 . 19 College of Puget Sound ....... Nov. 11 _ 26 Eastern Oregon Normal ♦Nnv 1 ft 0 W W.C.E.. 91 •Denotes League Games, t Homecoming. Prom Raw: TomliMson, M ' llar. Lasaaa. Lounabt-ry. Nssnder. Coy. North. LinH«. Carr, a. Ottal n. Howky Ho 2: Sntllprovt Bmlpnt ' Them. Mjrtin.Mataiak. Mam . Cr -t. CH e . Aenney. M«h«(Mw How ) CokS. Me Non. MIro - , Morgan K«rw. Can 4 1. Ookmun, Pitt. Rapp Row 4 MtCtosry Cilnr Ttlrt� n. Carr. C. Witas . Patrick. Oevereaux, Qr:wn. Wart- MaraM. Row 3: Crave rtf. Aiken. SchAHUf. P-irtsr, Ormrrt, Mipk.n . 6 . Cmrr Mlll� r Kara ATHLETIC nUIDRD HONORARY CAPTAIN Bob Cmt, fiery leader of the Wild Kittens, who cavorted at end for the Central Eleven during the highly-succcssful 1939 campaign, w i voted honor¬ ary captain by his teammate . Carr, lightest man on the starting combination, was a bulwark on offense and defense. Coach Nicholson will have a hard time finding a man to fill Carr s shoes ‘MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER” Bobby Miller, the Wildcats’ capable field general from Hoquiam. received the Most Inspirational Player” award Miller. 166 pounds of foot¬ ball dynamite, ia a sophomore, having two more years in which to spark the Wildcat aggregations. Miller performed Yoeman’s chores when it came to blocking. Time and again he ripped open huge holes for the other Wildcat backs J B. MOSER SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Bentley Kern, Old Alabam won the J. B. Moser scholarship award, which goes to the gridiron man having the highest scholastic achievement during the season. Kern, who haih from Ellensburg, is a sophomore. He is an aggressive guard, and will be back to help the Cats next reason. ALLEN GOODMAN. LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN! Allen Goodman. 170 pounds of gridiron dynamite, was picked at end on the Little All-American” second team Williams. New York ' s point¬ rating prognosticator, made the selection. Goodman rightly deserves the position for he was the spearhead of the Wildcat defense and an important cog in Coach Nicholson ' s offensive wheels. Allen ' s was the highest national rating received by any gridiron cavorter in the Northwest last season. He is a junior and hails from Centralia. lande r BASKETBALL Handed the title when their Pacific Lutheran College rivals were trounced in a startling upset by the fourth-place EWC Sav¬ ages, the CWCE Wildcats took sole possession of the 1940 Wash¬ ington intercollegiate basketball championship. It was a season- long battle between the Lutes and the Cats for the coveted position. The title was the first undisputed championship for a Nichol¬ son-trained club in five years. The choice bacon was won and lost innumerable times during the hectic Winco race. After taking a long early-season lead, the Wildcats split two series with PLC and dropped back into a virtual tic with the Lutherans. Then the Lutherans suffered two reversals. The Vikings invaded the local lair and defeated the Cats twice, which set the stage for the Savages ' victory. Ccach Red Reese of EWC, in a moment of beneficence, real¬ izing he had been handed the title in both football and basketball the last three years, decided to pay up the old war debt. rtrmt Raw: NrooRmi. • idara. Carr. Millar. Pob 4 ftciaad Raw: William North, C� rv«r. W ,€i««ry. Sort . Martin. Lutar, Jons iO BASKETBALL SCORES League Guno C. W. C. E. Opponent! C. W. C. E. . . 26 St. Marlin ' 2 3 .-.. 56 5t Martin 1 !.. 34 42 E. W C. 1 . 36 E. W. C. . 33 45 I I C 52 ... 36 P L. C_ 31 . . 44 E. W. C. 37 ..._.. 37 E. W. C. .. . 32 ... 44 P. L. C_„_ 38 .. . 36 P. L. C.. 42 ... .. 43 E. W. C.. 31 . 29 E. W. C. 23 -- 26 W W.C... 30 .. 30 W W.C _ 34 ... 40 St. Martin ' s.. 31 ____ 37 St. Martin ' s.... 31 Practice Games C. W. C. E. C. W. C F. 44 . 54 _ 35 Opponents Y. J. C.21 Y. J. C. 22 Gonzaga (Varsity). 46 Gonzaga (Varsity).. 29 TRUCK Many new faced greeted Conch George Mabec initial track call, but such smooth veterans as Jones, dash man. Orchard. 440 ace. Ford, mile king, and Martin, red-thatched timber toppeT, also reported for action. Mahee built his 1940 thine lad squad around these four blue-ribbon cavorters. After a triangular, preparatory meet with St. Martin’s and Pacific Lutheran college. Coach Mabce spotted the weaklier, which more than once throughout the tough schedule, spelled disaster for the Wildcats. We are weak in the weight events, stated Coach Mabee, However, the weak spots were strengthened, and the Wildcats d� d all right for themselves in the conference meet held on W W f C. campus. (For P«twr«. So Pag M Sandiri BASKETBALL AWARDS LEE SCOTT AWARD Don Sorenson, a easy kid who forsook potato digging for college and Filipino pant , won the award which is given to the basketball player who is moat inspirational to his teammates during the season. Sorny is the only freshman to win the award, and was without a doubt an integral part of the 1940 Champi onship Wildcat quinet. He dunked the casaba regularly as well as performing beautifully under the backboards. The former Kittitas Coyote was the only first-year man selected on the first Washington Intercollegiate All-Star squad. HONORARY CAPTAIN C. W ' C. E. s free-wheeling scorer and Captain Don SandeTs won the Honorary Captain Award for he third successive time. Throughout Don’s four years of college ball, he consistently has been the steadying influence. Always a hard driver, smooth-functioning. Sanders has changed the tide of many a close Wildcat fracas. SandeTs completed four years of varsity play under Coach Leo Nicholson with an average of better than 10 points per game. Such an important cog as Sanders in Nicholson’s championship machine will be hard to replace next season. «T BSSSS7 IKY - Kxm Ptl Cunor-Willumii I mii nn Suiin I 1 a 1 1 L J is! sgggi 4 ! Mm UJOmEITS ATHLETICS FRCMiTy ncTiuuy M« mN WMU Llppi eott DjvIh CLASS OFFICERS s E n i o R S President. Vice-President. Sccrctary-T rea surer Council Representative Sccial Commissioner. Lee Metcalf Mason White Carol Lippincott .Betsy Davies .Beryl Bedard SENIORS Through the efforts of the class president, the system of class dues and finances was put into effect for the first time for all classes. In conjunction with Business Manager Courson, a new system of class cards was worked out, in which the dues are paid in one lump for the entire school year. In return for the yearly payments of 50 cents instead of the usual 75 cents, at 25 cents per quarter, each memher received a class card. For students entering in mid-year, a reduction system was instituted. s- Angeline, rjn« Aogo«t� 4. L«� n� Dallay. J� mn Barra. Romw racumiL Wiu.li. Thorp. Wuh.; HuKir Knumrlaw. WVli. lUw whh t Wn� h Hlat.. I K.: Herat Alta; NfWimn, Iten. Mlatury luA Alt . Arma 1. K.. Tannla Mam. i l CampUa Twit. W Club. CYmn. Barlach. Suianaa Brdjrd. Rifji Auburn. Wuh.; 1 Amu; Tlatuu, W :� h . I I. Hynkvrn. A. C 11 till. Millionaire Maury B-«.thju� t. Charlaa Brwm, Kaith Bull. Walter Burt-. Howard W ' aputo. WtA; 8t. John. WmIi ; KHmalmm, Wnah.; KUauabunr, Wnah. Cln Klunv Wwh.; Health K«l ; W Club. III .; Vka IT. . A. Muafc. Blgm Mu Phy. Bel. llajikaltwU Lua tb-ott H. II.. I. K. Kerlb Kpallnn, A OippnUa, A««r 4 OKhaatit. H o m «- •vanln Cti. PnrndiM Burw.ll, Betty TUlHiDA. Wnali.; Aaid. Art Mil •.in. Art HI tall.; Aft •I- llynk- Hvukam. . Marjorie Caroll.v Ola Carr. Robert Co . OarSa roMlnii, Minn.: (la Kluni. Waali . Hbiu art. VV a a li IMiralA Wnah. Murk ' , A CUpiMilla, 8w ••! ' Art puli, r K, si’l ; FVhiI- Him Ore heel r a. Vie Pro r ' ampua Crtur. M um. bull Pool lull. Nicimi M« Kxwllun, Wln-lmMl Ip Mn«di Ch«||. Ten n I a. Curr. Sue. K||l|i| TV miMifll P’vllnvk- W i lub, view I ' rew I Htn W; Off Om- ahlp. Tr.ua. Kappa W Ctdfc. pan Club, Crlur, A. Iw PI. C. B. Davit. Halm Dickaart. Edmond O.-nnper. Nicbolaa Dyafctm, Horae. eidar. Walter Fr U k. Ji «� EHcuIhiix. Vnt. bau ' ln. w««h JUftTMM. I� � il Sue. T«k I mi . w� .h KII.uIkwc � ' uh. HIM ; Kiippn 11.11. Jh.r. Su-i.; k.S. l. TH.- . V HU... thiruilutulu. Of«lo«y. II. IT... Kappa INI. I..IU H. Vtoa IT.. Btal T«acfc.n. M- .(« PI. HroHlnirana. Mu neon, IbrwW- leir . W club, liolf. ni� . A. K. B. Oma. Pro . Jr Ojlim. Bun Mar. Crtar. Da Valgna, Marrlt Tu i-o in a. Wuali.; flint ; Prteih, Mipk Jr. I ' lum iJflmr. I tui Met. Hvukuir. U M MAT Crwr, I K Knot bull M K r.; Pub. Student LilrceK ?. Oould. Keith Tirana, Wnali.: MUak. K«ma Me KpriVxi. A CnpiwIU Orehwatru. Hoc. Coaiain. 9od fi. data Itand. SENIORS SEniORS Mapatrun, Arlene Mxrrall, Juanita Hartman, 0 cn t � tr� l«i. W it i fi nifriU.ui . Waah.. Ml� t . A S. K; Art; Art flub. R - «■ U4iit«u 1. ft ' . A. lim Mu EfcwUuti. A; Crier, Mt or I)n n m Dranu, A 4 Slkikm. f ii|« lln. 1 m Hr Jeei n I ' Ujf lift Cnmpuii fniint .1 Hititun Olr, Wanh. ■ . Track: w d«k HjIub. Oorotky BlWnalmrc. WaA Muelr. Haonui, Milan fl p . W Iai. . a a. v. 4 x% A C K. A. CV«tr wman (tub. Jatper. Raphael Rnt B. W ' mIi. Soc. Sal.; llanMVaftiM, ( ' ■■rum I ' mm. Vln«, 1 ‘rrn rr.nh Jeeeee, R.th BrkWtn . VT a v h An. Tran V. c4 W . Ar Call. A fu|i|� rllii. OfT i ai|ii Club. Joyn r. LcA Keal, John K ipder. Warran KnaalanA George North Hw.t Waali. While Bluff . With. Prnaa.r, Wneh Sh l(na, W.ivh I , li . W. A. A . Knn- Art Art flub, Sip- 8|uvHl. MuMaerv land Hl t.. )%t. Amm A “ rk ’— • Mu B p • 11 o 11 , J«.t r . � Um Mu S 11.; Tvi famjiu lil llyakem. Arrnni. Rpalli.n. A fappellu. Oler. 1 ' tvo. I|.. r ..i Mr 11 ► IW« flub. I ' o I I r- k r Quartette. • � � . «•� Km IuI ' .ii Tnanr. from Whit- May . K K wafer, Wattar IVsrtintuI, Ores Hu . Aibaa. I to It. WuMt.. kt r ia I � lr tt‘ Club, Haiti¬ an A 4 OigitTi :br� In. flub. 1 1, I ' ree. Hern¬ ia ? -•. Km|i|li � PI. Pr ki r. Auard I ' TVT.. A Li r«br . Half- IrwIitotL Mu.. Bac . A. €1 1 :. fntnpu Crier. Lippintett. C r a � • Kll. Wu h. lor. Sri ; Jkiv fumrii. A. LI K. t f CN«. Km ft ' . A. A.. 8 v. Treuv Siflkm. Krc. Tts n A VT g. Htiibwin. CVtar. L mU. Rohard iVrtluinl. Ona. HmL . Trnn . fmau V of ft’ McNall, Mt.mt Klli-ntlniiv. ft ' aab Mini Si .. Whltbwek Club. Marhatrom, Sibyl fheJutlln, Wa h FMr Bel.. A. C. K.. Tnuia from W R f Ca.rro� � , Mathewa Hb« l jr.-, H ' aak Mi K-Nio Metcalf Lee Kllt-mbtirc. ft ' aah lllul S | . I Kikv uf I. K.. Tr«� a . Xewmail nub Ren. Clue Knees, Millar. Slftrt Mar. Wiuik. Cuter-; ft ' hiiMrk, Han 1. Mia, Arthur ft ' umlrhM, Wanh II Rl . Wh lk � -b. My art. Bill Klleawbiirc, Vnah (flat.. ||.-ti� W.M n� I. K . Mjraki 1 . A a a L HomwcumlnK Hr . ITnjr. rate nolle. Oorethaa fir ICIum, Want) lTv� . A. C. H Uaaktra .Inltm Kaihm l� :iu 11 ll«nnloirMiii, Vice Fliv Bum Uaalard Cl ay a. Re . Jr,. Sr. IVi� f flub. SEniORS Old . Helen rallfelt, Annf i’AHiftft, WuIl: Mu- Auburn. Wiuli.. • r Tran . frtan U. ale; A p«rlh. “I W. I ' holr. Hum]. Orvhtu irx. Mu K|m- • (••n. Hw. Sl|pn;t Mu IC|i l!.iii, Art Club. wTx. X. crfault, Louim tiUli, A ' aik. AM lYui. A. W U Vbr Pm . Ku|i|m Il 4 1 1. Art Ovh, fVler, Potr«tihe. Mnrian Uuuvlvir, TmIi rhftn . OWr. Vr� tmt, Marjorie Itflc-Mhutv. Wuh. Knillflt Rail. Ethel It • it m o it it. Wu4i t H MCI.. l rr i TT A A , I � « ■•« I inina. R i«r.hke Evelina Norm . X. itu. IUqJ. Mr I, Oon Pnrtkukl Op . Aft • juh. SIkiiiu Mu llti- •llon. A OtppcIU. t ' Uyn, Crlor. RhMai, John Kvrrwtt. WmjUi. .tcrltl A ' lcnip Ropera. W nni BJtnMtm. Wash ' i««.: I. K; OkHm tn , I Land FtthIi, htm- r 4tiot n«i|iii. 1U� |I. Jr rVHin., Trn. Saarl, Flora Voile . U ' uli. Min.. W. A. A . Hdudot- eoiiK Sebkacki, jMephlne Ch « ho 11 � , vs u.� iln . Trim from W f II. IlikUn, (‘umpuM Crier. M o« ' � Don KlWnaburr Wash f. K . itu� i«itlixU W CUh SchstxkD. Muriel o m O. Wash. Timiik from W. A. C., A C. K . 8u Ctnro.. ridk IUnrr Fast. Onom. fttSniMr, Raps KIIpikIimik. VVxnh I ' l.V Mel.; MMrmo Mu Kpiltnii. A OappcIU Schott. Raul IVml. Ora.; fr« ur : l rr� vr h 11 b« clt, wfc-Timi Mini non. Trarn. O. a H. X Severance, Sylvia llnppner. Olt. limp. Slater. Nallla Txklntn, Wash lint. Steinmen. Cvalyn M� bt«o. Wanh HIM. Stoven. Alioe Joyce CV Kluin. Wanh Hum fir.. Diuu. i I ' itimii. IV. t, Art null. A fiui- pulla, P«c. Knppo PI. Sutton. Fay Welsh. Roy A.. Jr. Wnpoto. V M |,. r, ' uni rain . Wash. B.. I’m . Munion, MnMr. tfacm Mu icyxkrrr,. w MpaUnn. Vice Pm. HukKtta TPoek. A CappeiUx Trmn RlJtinn Mu Kpiiioo. White. Muion HuUtlv. SVi.li An Hpl.i Vice Pile . eUu. Ohs Whitfield. Morgan ntcinJ-inr. WuL A. - ' . K Slams Mo Ftmilon. I«at l. � - ifcMl ' .ni, Ml.ir.llr, off Cornpua Utah. WoMuiid. Ck4«or WaUlitna, Caynn Wilicn, fctfna Zufeli. ZyB� r. Julia T klm� Wmh � «� • Br. Bar. A C ft. VU lY «- . . bniant Art 1ul� A 0� t«ll� Ihnniv tuMiiimh, W� A Art Bur. Ttvii Art €Mi. W. A. A.. Ianr� • Imup. U R A KmIIU. WiMh. M«.l- niiy; IVnM V. 4 M� A. C. H Killilux. NVa.Ii. tllnL ItrrmrrlMt. Wmh I ' Kll. WuA Hfat: Trail , from U. 4 A Ca|ip ll«, Trrni W., L.1L Kiifii PV HrmuVa - SEI1I0RS lQal Qoiflley CLASS OFFICERS d u n l o R s m President. Vice-President_ Secretary. Treasurer . Council Representative Social Commissioner Lloyd Mitchell Crystal Sigel Barbara Quigley Harold Mitchell Ham Howard, Jr. . Betty Dunne JUNIORS As their contribution to the school social calendar, the Junior Class presented the Barn Dance. Traditionally the activity spon¬ sored by the class for all students, it was held this year in the Winter Quarter. Appropriate decorations, supplemented by a beard grow¬ ing contest, a milking contest and costume contest created the back- to-lhe-farm atmosphere. Under the direction of Lloyd Mitchell, class president, the dance proved to be one of the most popular of the season, mainly because of its informality. Kt«i( Art. ... Kw n |. c a K. to ' . Omiiiii. f AndirsMi, Gladya KJIrmliiirg. VTuh. Anda ' � c-. Victor Mubtun. PfcjnaU Barrow. Margarat Ml. V rnon, Waah. ArL I ' fMu. Club. B rry. Jana Kelao. WoiIl Liiutu- lw� . Tmru from l ' uvr C ulaaltlH ju k - naans A. C. Ba i g «r. Cddytha Vmini: s WmIi. |a«h. I Bwtf. Mt, mhj . Oab Camy.i Crlr. Barman. M.|rp Hwilain Un An. Black. Thada Mar OlchBlI Waah. Art. Art rinb Bloom. 5hirl«y Brallier, Paul Uaryavlllf. Waah. unn? � d . Wuh. Hpaurli. Mu h n. aari I Ml Aft . .Imimx Brown, M.trj ri« U ' oMIu. Wiank. SSotaal r lnu-r b«H.� � . Waah. Malanrc; � k h«||. Clubs Carvar. Oi«k Clara. Virginia Hartajir.fisafM. Aa1. H.xjiilam. Waah. I Hulliiighum. Waah. Tuppratoli. Waah. Xm ' Iim. An • Ial.. A • B ; R. Trail . lirayx r«n«hall. IW-c-iltall IIUI A ( ' appalln, ctapliy. •WraM.Ki mU Harhc Ja akf Col- HaroMaud. At WhhM c nu. Mart t Caoka. Bulk Coopar. Virgin fc ’ | A WaaK «Jao- Lwatviiwurth, Waah. Kllwinbur , W ' aah r� f 4.r 1 M nf |(«t� nr Wtiltbevk Haat«er. w a 11W «c a club. Cachrane. Cthal Maa Col Waah rjco- Puyallup. Waah. I w . of Nun Knaflinlr. , -� rk Oub; 8oc Bntrrrd frtan W. 8. Club. IV un of Hu l� m- C.« Crdonail Rail •sard, CappeUa Comm. Choir. X C. B. Hlg- ma Mil Rptllon. Cavanta . KatMae Crimp, jar«d Craw, Oarothy l . , rl Waj,h KllaaabunL Waah. Wm.xi.lx. Waah !• Ari; Wrmh B p.; A. Art; fWball Mgr ; B. Tnjna from U. W � . Art auk bu.A.IIu.11 Msr.w ..f W.. W. A. A. Club dumoRS 3 dUMORS Cwater. Mirfuinla I ' wm. Wii� h SKmv KH.. W. A A.. A. C. 1C. Devin. Orlay AbwrcWwn, Wiuh. 1 ' R; A. W. a Coanrtl. VV A. A., bcurr Htmly. Dtawn. Clatnor acnti. x n«uc. KtiClIafc. Daaton, Oanava KllUlnn, Waali. Doray, Ivan iv 1 : • m ts Uuuylaa. Mary KiiunutHvr. W a I P K. W. A. ! tun - IVant Oum, Qrtty W’h� Ii. Art. l tM Kmiinli SiH nmiai Jr. i ' Iuk J tn- A tV K. i 1 ' ■ llano linitM, Cagl . Virginia rfnulKVMWll. WmhIi. I.ii : TVnnn fmm C. U W.; W. A. A. Celt •� . an Earl tVuarflniul. Wiaatli. Iml. Art Ellavrart . Lti Kllotailiiinr, WmIi H oar Art. Itperian. Cda Bnunu Lao , With Mfttiil ' It mill JuaUlX Art Club, liny . Citta. Jnan W. imi. lot. Wa 8 KnutlMk; A. C lOlIU- lOillM. CriM. fluth Cnmi, Wnnh mill ML. w. A- A.. A. l II. Ti m 4 A « K C «na_ LaU Cl Hum. W n h. Piendpr. Laona W hlii Kwan, Vh� li rullar, HalMwn North ImihI, Waah. rurnnat, Jrihtttr Tiultio. WaO. llama Gtl ' tno. riorarte XnMlOa, Wi..l, X ■.!« « Whltl.M k i ff- nmi i t ' lvA. COM. Wli :. Miuli ; Stu 7r n •41 4%iM|na Out. A I ' appnlln, X nr rut lu Bullon. A. r, l . Play . lie. A. • ' K. N«w limn Club, Jr.-air. ( nnn. nW: Stamp U, 14 oi. jUgii viy � •- 4 11 V. A Otff lu Choir. I’.ital llnllinsOtlltM a ctil. IUII ««. Gallup. Phylll Mraittlf, Uuli. Hoc. HcU; A r It. W A. A. Ollmgrt, louidt NVh|iaI� . HiuA UL; VrwniMi « ' 1ijl� , Trvft of Huu l.nmlttrtl OAidrab. Paulina IIih|uI� iii, With Hill . 7huiK (rum L . uf VT Kn|i|ta I Kit a PI. Grtan. 0 «n tTlleliuOurs. WajIi. n oio« 7 . Hagatrom, Vlplpt Kwrclt. Wits.li V. haa. 4 A W. H. Curt. 8 k. aal Thu , of W A. A . Xtirm Mu Kgwikaa, A C. L Itenr 1 omnn. Fla ml. 1 0 fWwtrH. Hall, Beth 1 •oliliaiUU, Wp| Art; A. C. K, , Cl tab H « . Dorothy rwiuiu. w .h HW.; ! • Art Oat M a rift, G-rsin W.m.II.mmI. Wash. Xir. Btrl. Minion, Joyce • ' h ••kit I Ik WniA llnnir K. . W A. A Act. 3 . W A. A Nf|. vr A. A. Morni, CdytMo � JU-mli inr. W .1 ' h Art; pw. iiff Oun- puk ! mih. Ken off ' AttlipU . A. c. li, IknrB I ' ruina HoiUr, CioiMth PmiMf. WwA Ilium- An. Hiotl. Oirotho Uaw.tmnl, W.,«h H t� rl ir , Frieda Yakima. Wn� h I. !t. A. Henke. Cmmi Ttklnii, WnA III-.I i l . A «’ K. M-cks. Knl� HilMbiiinil, MtfBirtt Hindmon, Tom KltoiiMKtra, ' ’If Ota in, Wftaft. KurktiOtC, Wasll SfloiKi-; Ivn. lUiid. Hnmo B-; a. r. tc. ... n -, A lltptw lU- A I ' wll ’11011. r hr ir Ram tatrn Hula . Virgin Mealllr, WmIi. I II; V� A. A., A. r_ K., iMBit I Mi till II Johnson. Aknt Zllllill, W.tnh Itmi w A A.. Wkllltc . 4Atiuput C’rlur. Jotmaon. Bin m n liurv, NV.mt. Mil ' ll. hlttMi-fc. Jane . Gladys KlUaxt-sir W a • h. K « . •« IVniyan Janet. Louisa Klli nnlnirc, Was ti. Kntr. A r. K. I fi¬ lial . l ' 4n| an Ovr Kaiyala, ftirntl At-r Vm. Wash. Mwk. Pha. -Clems Mu |{in||o� . KiiiHm IMIu PI, ' rclualr.s Omlr K ii«h«r. Kathleen Ktnnedy. Elle HunniaxW. doc. Mrl •iMina. 8 r. Tnu� rfcph.. I ' rw lirr 4 ' .ut«f rt. A. W. 8 Ckiiiii.. M « ir m a s 1 mI� . Oimpai Crtur. KlK amliA. V a n t Jtpcwh: Kuii|ta I‘ti¬ lts 1 1 Mssktcn ami Mar . Bentley laWndWrv, W .• n Ti I It ; W i lub, Atom rr Award us � v i liall. Kraidcl. PsuMia Clo Itliim, WTAMh Art. A ' oi-MiiU. 8esr. iVnini. lOiiiii lulu PI. Vl.-a hoe. a. IV K-. Art (tab, K |i|u lHAta PI. JUNIORS u ■ Laps Eloiaa Lee. Helen Le Herbert Urniiilvlew. Waak. Yakima Wn.h (Iff Kl ' tlt , VkMh. Mxttm Ke : A Our- rani(im. Alt « 1 nl� Hviwnil. |u-T.i. A ( K-, Off SIktii.-i Mil tCiMlInii. I ' Mima «ToK I, H. A.. A. C. K. LMdlka. Ethel LmdMrg, Vivian WnahiXiRnl. Wank. H M|ulatti. Wufe. Bor. I .It.: A. K. Kmp- M. . A i’ K . Tran tie Delta PI. Trane. Jr� y� lliirlmr Jr. root tV. it. (_ ' mII«v ' Lcdm. Jeaeto • VolraUa. Wctfel Spnwli Vi.unal -I •—W. A. 19 1 mr Tinm. Hum ] Lee . • Lounehacry. Jim Lund. Grace MeAde« � . Vl f«nia M Denali. Oberla Mtleell. Mum 1 Leer on north. Ww . Beattie. WafB Hlat . Aobwrn. Want. Hint.; YnKlaaa, Wash. Morten. Wash. KMOMfcbK_JfMil Mtaeeoh Tra. lt. W P E. A. U. uun.. r. r., Art, Aft Club. Chair u,..« lt-.l. m., uhitaH Out. Majakro and Pren. W Club. P e)«- « a „� . Club Iwtara, Master tall. Murker, KTiiiA It «|i l flre. A 8 R. Play . Meaala. Harold Hurkl-y. tVaah. Htm- Bel Macon, Milan taatalak. Thomaa Hli ' klrloii. Weak Abertaera Waah M iial. ; A. C. T-. k P « • pfjf. T«« - ........ -_ A A . Htarm Mu ball Trark. Newman A A 1 0011. A. HoOffl, II uk a in. Hull K- Dan or Pram hik l miienl Itm lui� Pmma, A • M|i|iellu ' In ill. Mallnoarakl, Mlldrod Abairileeti. Wank s. ta . A A.. Newtnnn Cluk, Mara. Eleanor itaottle. Waah Bo M; A. C. R.. Baa-. Nwnmnn Out. Whit � k Oak. WeM ni, Willing ] VamiDk Wat] i;� «e a ' Vail ■ ••iii. ubtr ••miQ I ' ii - Praui IThetn j Yliv t � A A S vua Ml M Mliter., Robert Kill Hum. Wash. Phy Hr! Mitchell. Harold MHchaM. Liard Moe. Lucille Miur, Wlltar Meander, Jiei Kilefirt-um Wash. n:«n hunr. Waak. Taklnta. Wash. Kr ; Mu inner. Waah. Motile, Wuk KVik Maukar . am 1 4 .. PHiell. It«|� A Art Clok. Kupffh 1 l He«|th. p K I. K.. P K.; P-.«ilA. JdtM. Jr Tman . S II , Miami. Mu Km- ie PI. VU« IW. Newman S II , Miami. Mu � .- kitai, A CklMMHI Ojccei Ph Uiilav 1 111 . duniORS « uunioRs hrantn, Vrglnli A • � f n. Wueb. Him Kc.; Trwu. (’ r . W A A. 0 n. Cecelia Mourn . Wu� h lluiw ««.; A C K. flue. KmnuU. Orchard, Jack Hnrruh. WmA. due. del.. � . U; W ClOb. Tm.4 Otleim, Tauno 11 n i) w I n m, Waah. Math. Kbntbnll. W 1ub, Tr � A_ U od Parfcar, Omar II U i u III. Wwh. Hinl.. lUnMfctMM, IYc Miiiimui, H(l Arm A % l� hn A 14, It. ivioun. ITon- «ort View Prn. l n hC« Cborrinan Pattanaude. Ltud 3lrii«J.iiot, SVutli. HIM., doe. del. Nliw, T ort ir.irJi off i ' «it|.i� • lull. A. ■ 1C. L ft. A Pendletan, Vi«gin a Tamm . VI ' mIi. r . K. A IWIU. HI um Mu £|i� ilun, W A. A f «?� -� £-- Sharlee XiA ' nHii. With. Kuif.. Tronic W W • KL. A. C. H, W A. A. Volt ahlttiH, Wm4 Mur -, Purchase. Margaret WI Kilter. Ml to Hmie Art. Quigley, Barbara rilttli. Wutb. « . Tn .t� Whitman Ool- u«r. A C. Sw. Jr. Hum 1 lanrv I u an in. ftrttny. VMM Ha.ftn. n � h. ft ; W A. A Replein. Cdrth Ydkimn, Wa«h. due. K ' «|i|u Iwirn p|, A. r. KL Raberg. Wayna Blhii «r W a a h. dor � |.; prate Xaw- ■out Club, TVt Pro . Il. ri.k.iranv I K . A i ‘opiwlln, I ' umpsv Rack way. Htlte Sunntr. Waah. d|Ki-li. A. C. K, a� 4 JriUn. W A. A. l rv � . K molo H«H. fc or nogin. Marla Win..Innu. W a a k. Art. Krcwh Rep Off • ' ui|iu� Club. I ' raat Off OuntHir A C. B. A W. H. t ' «wn Rood. Maria Mowlnautili, Wnali. Home Be. . A. K. f-nrf I ' ufnm. llinkrni Jm u«, VfU I miIit D nm Mijnrrllr. Ibamcoilaf A ' ‘apjwlla CHolr. ImumI], FriNMi « ' • Weak M il¬ ia Tr � n t.itinMi Il t A. 1i 1. lira Un Kt k«. Will ...k lali. Iimi mini Omm. iB i C� ry«tle Woo 4te 4. WhmA whs. . n� j � m-. VMkrfi Mini J «xt«r . VV� l r� n Jr Ohm K i«ju L� ftu M. Smith. Birniditt ICnuni. U«r. Wiith Knr. . iwnun Cl«b NVniMn • ' tub dor. Omirn.. Off r ' nnitiur C1«b Senntr, FriatM MunnyaUle. Hath Blul. del; OfHt. A • M|i|iHlu (W SUddard, Jac H.M|UlMin, Wwh. Knflbh, Slone. Mural Yukinsv Wneh Eng.. A C. B.. Klcmi Mu. W. A. A, juniORS Swinicn, L ' P ' An KnuH liivi ' � .; W Wfcltbtrtk W ' Mll. A. A.; Tenplefon. Victory XMk «, Wat . IV K, iuiki ' iHuiiui; w A A. TM«M, lrm,i 1««tiiili . WuA. Art. A C K Am Ouli ilTHknm. Tran fnun WRC. T rifK� j Nor N. D, VliO � ' � � Art (’lull, Kap- im I� JIm 1 1. Whft- iiwlc. I K A. V n kl ' pn, LoulM Kllrtiatiurc. Wish Vmmi. l ' il . I.. H. A . 1 ' ft ( iutt put 1uU Van Ckve. WIN « Hrtl r y MunL Vanderpool. Iron llrwipr. M Mali H« Br|.. W. A. A . flam l ira mi Van Lanuworen, J. .WniiW. IVaali. I K: W A. A., ' Iff Cam- pun C1u� . Xurtmui C’rtuf m� r. Tiuiik C .if W V� uu. Franca K 11 k 11 m (. Wuah. Jipe i a A f . i: . Sa¬ mi Mn Kp� 4 m. W. A. A., |lMHn tu¬ la r . Wall. Emily Kf U ' litfHMW. Wuah. Mialr mrmi Mm finikin. Choir. Wm, Jm� iiini I ' mlanrnud, W a • h If wl . X � • w hi a it. Htroikrt (!•- Wttctahiotr, V� .i ttuitlapurl. � « . W Wt wlta CUrKi Hulm. Waah Mn- «� Xlrma Mu K|ul- Ion, WnillaHL VU t | ya. I. S A., «V.- l ru� . H ' hllMa Wine . Ne ue lUlnauhunr, Waah. Whitley. Cdwi ' S llpywattr. WniA j «- ErL; Tmia. WiUiamt, L«llian Vnncuuvtr, tl. ( ' . A. A_ ff iVapiii If •’lull, labfiiK Williams. Mo-ad Wilton. A o«H I’llruMluirK, ITiik Klluiitliurw. Wh Ii. nff inn|Ma Hume Art Wliltlituk A ' Mdt. AliOt Snuih Hand. I_ RtClMi; A C V, ; A lAiwaHn. Miukun � r 4 J� rt r . H Kappa I (vita f |. Play . Wood , M. Eiaaltolh ZMil4 Mrtt, John Zilkhr, Vlr ali Mull, hi IK OiwIrftK, Waali. Iml. Meant lakv. Hath Prlff, A Art ; Tran frwm W Knc . Mprma Mu Ely K. C. alkan Wilts . Ituth IStmAuaw, W llal. W. llrfiAil mill 11m Kiiplu 1 1. Math.. M� Alul Julm, Aoanam. I ' Uya Kraidl� r Hamilton Qro eH «H Lmlarvm Robirli CLASS OFFICERS President _Loren Troxel Vice-President .Nancy Kreidler Sacretary-Trcasurcr Alice Hamilton Council Representative Bob Groescell Social Commissioner Joe Zafforoni ■Sergeant-At-Arms Arthur Roberts SOPHOMORES Celebrating its graduation from the ranks of campus neophytes, the Sophomore Class gave a Kid Party, for members only, in the Social Rooms of Kamola Hall. The traditional Cupids ' Informal near Valentine ' s Day was presented for over 200 guests with the class president as general chairman. Theme of the dance, Valentine ' s Day, was carried out through decorations: a 10-foot heart as focal point, red and white streamers stretched to all comers of the room; through program- ticket, in the form of hearts; and refreshments. 71 SOPHOmORES Dorothy Adams � m Adams Phyllis Alexander Clifts A Herd Alpha Allan BIN Ames Bartons ndirsss Bernice A«otrwii Holrn Anderson Oral Baker Lois Barnard Oroet Beasley • tuymond Buciko Ve� Ben ett Henry Bonjorn. Cotty Booth Mole Bowers Batty Bewaiae Harold Br«n«o Hobart Qrairard Clalne Bosom Kenneth Brondt Carol Broca Anne A ' likfiia Hoberla Bullard Maixarot Butts Carbara Bums Duane Barhaloa tvs Carloon Ivan Carrol Clifford Campbell Helen Camoexy Vina Candaga CIO Corriara Mar in Carrie t itiabrtn Chitnn I Thelma C ha tan Lwlns Coleman Batty Calwell Hugh Colwell Cvalyn Comptcn Batty Cook SOPHOmORES Ckirtoi Com Mm Ctf r I War,,.,CMUn •«M Co-m tvarla r Co H M Car r ' i« Cnnp Ml ry (hrrll Dnui) OavU M� ltr«d D� n «l� D� nn i Cvtlynm Duty Oukmoo DtUM(« 1 Otar toil Oimmitt Oi n •tea Dsw Joan Carlyamp • y«4 Sm « Cl 111 I Mary eilu Z •« ClUv jrl 0 sar Loia tnclam 8rt «i Eiik.ii Mm [ M fatten ttM rtayd Caargi Frame h llitabtl Ca ' iMr «4� t V« n lUr CliaHH Aafta 6 t«. 0 M Canlaniar Oajrr.tr Oothhr ' t tNtCw I L« Mw Or fory t M Griffith Wamt Grc v —ii C.IMi OuiU ' icf SOPHOmORES Lola Hill Mn n Mill Mark Hipkio W ppa«ft Map Gail Horiof Marian Htnaa Huth Howard Wllbour Mauiloa Glann M� p«r Oorotkjr Hall Cupin H«nt Olivae . ' tttcrdi Charlea «-ord Loi� Jongmard Kathinna Kata LkH Kiakidi Don Knoka Niehara Kr a Rftiart Krv)o � m« Niif y Krtidlar fcliaabnth Lj F«veur A Mart Uno � fla L«a Bart It ink OPHOmORES Lunitftn I btl| LCOp� 1 r« | A ' � M l(OM� L - ' pile—: PHyllil I. IhOi «d Luka I lull LfMJI I Mtfv NtCXi ' f Clun � Cor f all � � n Mr CM r,� y Me Mi.Lean CMn M (U %«t«rtta Marcti I NMird Marlin I MM%.n Mart- Hh Mar r KfXMftri M.yicin Km|P •• « ' •rpinl Martn I C n � Millar IlM Mtltr Maid Miliar Co - Miile- Ufc M He • I ► ! � M.Utr Harol Meng Caarg Mo - g« • Mt«r Mil HfM iMtia N vir« Clna Higgler Al i Mahl OMoia vttlar OvarurMl 6 rj Piliatr n i Palrr r Matty SOPHOITIORE! Ganevi Parra Mjrn« Ntrck Nob� rl PitirMi Marion P r Mo tt Pt.f Batty Pirtar Onn« r ov «ll Myrna Pratar P.itr «-,U Pr« til 4 Clunk Halm n«nMf I Chart ! � • Alt ' 14 � — Ll� � t« John id Rapp Marilyn Raid Mary Rennie William Pica I Cupar W nJ � M A ' -lfcur Hobifli Ellen Robinaon Mirjorl Rolmin bK M Ralltfcan Prank Sen LMye i� r) Ray Sander Charter Schoeary Ray kSanmrlll George taraaa Bell Salieri Thoi R ia 1 Mai n S4«HOfk Oar a S a«t tvHya Sir act Don Sorancen Stanley Sirfitfeg 1 can inrt Catherine Sperry William Stavena Katherine Taytgr R«rth Thomaa Clua TittsmaRli Larin TroaN SOPHOm ORES u« i « •arpvti WaHur Maratd Wth r 4M i Warner 0� � .� Wt-I ' f ' Wtodrow WllMfl ■nirkf Wttl Rfclh Winn.ngnr W � r� ■e rrt � gM latjr Vcetl M t f H «n 2«|jric 7T DtLateu ' Johitaan FiiMr Champ HogiM CLASS OFFICERS F R E S H III E n President. Vice-President Secretary. Council Representative Social Commissioner..... Joe DcLateur Corinne Johnson Barbara Fisher Robert Champ Hariel Hogue FROSH After planning, building, and executing the largest Home¬ coming bonfire in many years, the class held its Frosh Mixer to which they invited the Sophomores. The majority of the Freshmen and many Sophomores attended this affair, where ' ‘Fall was the theme. In the Spring Quarter came the annual Frosh Frolic in honor of the graduating Juniors and Seniors, presented by the Freshmen. T9 Jo Oto t AmoOd LouMo A Ikon Alder Anderoon Aldor Mjrrllc Kart Barbara Virginia Bimett Bock Boodlo Bock Carol Harriet Jamoo Don 6 co Dilbio Bow , BMod Tommy Harold William Barton Bridgoa B ' ondt Brown Brown Nidim Cortland Chao. Lonore Cargo Cormody Carr Carpontor Oavld R«0«rt John K. John Com Coloon Ch«m «ro Chameoro FRESHmER Gordon Richard Ruaarll Andrrto Ar..J«i Annina Birncrt I Lillian Mahal Clair Bor Bortilotta Dovlr I Vary L«wi Ora Bowman Brad .- Brona Her ha� Jack Brtly j, | Qruca Burnt Campball Carroxsy | Wifena WHborn Carroll Cortor Cattln C� .r� l 1 natarrt B H Champ CharM ChriiUmaa 1 Wars rat pfelipMrt Jn Ruth Geraldine Gloria FRESHmEI Mall.e Vantalla C layt-jn Ckmen Coch ' an Coptnh� «cr Conan Crtnmore ■xtert Catrer Virginia Chartaa Edna Virginia Lola George Creed S .(� C M C anan Crwaa Culp Carry Curt .at Da” aikoi Joh� Daria Ftera J rry D« O-ser Joe Laurence Da . Daw Davit Da Grave t « Lateur Ofm« rt Devercau• i ' reet Margaret Cat Audrey Lata Jeanne Donald Lola Dt ¥ til Dochendorf Dougherty Drake Dunn CHiaon Cnckaon AftfUt M � h Arthur Darhara Barbara Marie John Crap amir tv«n� Evana raropha Tocher T thar Titxgarald Toreaytha it M C( r,d Clara Eva Willard fta� ¥ Giftey Marjorie ynifi Trank Frank Turtt Gardner Gibb Goodwin Halen Haohier Al.ct Hiehs Ksnnoth Jenaoti Lv«l Juris Lester King Htldabmnd Betty Johnson LnlN Kay N« llit Crtgor rr Edith H. ' lX H Marcia H Mg Cerinne Johnson Lo t Kaynor Ly� NlMty 0 een Liunt Harvey Harriot Hogue Eralyn Lewis Kttnt Kaihiaen Kirby Guna Don Moaviiln John Hopkins Jama John Margaret Kelly Irma Kla««fer Suata Dorothy Htgtr Alice Muitgran felt Jonas Ethel Keaip Alter K VM Oootfsin E eanor Haba Elinor Mellleaen Don Ireland John Jones Jaan K tailing Cordon Margwarrta Cuttormaen Cf«ll a Melvin Hunter John FRESHmEn FRESHmEn Rc «rt KocHar Vtin� L(urr «t KMMIh Lon B� tty Kick Arthur La V« Lum M.� aho Kando Colm.vt Ladbattar •� ««« Lance LuCll OWrl Krle«el Krattalt Otn LtMlNe Leumng Ladlki Oa� d L« Ray McC-icktn V: De-wall OomIc PtiyIHa K madam a Lacy ro Zearl Light Linduy Oarald Ot Mann Martin W Lincoln Virginia Ptm JMk Menry bo tty Wlllma Lidabeth NaPle NienoM Nucklet O ' Connor Occhaiur Oae Oliver Onatatt Mi rl M«rcill( Roy tvalyn Mary Alice Alma Mary Ci.lMM Papoaa Patnek Patrice P«rry Pointer Powell Profit Putmea Evelyn Marilyn Mary Evatyn Pete Mary Man m AOiaa Puinun Qwlglay Raamuaaan Rauy Rarter Rile Robert ho« r Albany Mori Shirley Sybil Puteell Mary Jaan Mt ' jgra Rwmf g Bupar Sander Schley Schnably Shrainer ScnraaMr Margarat Hint Mirgint Quentm thro Don Mary Ptgiy Scoan Scott Scott JtirlH Shaft Shaw Schrmafl Br ' nirtf Rutn Lprpflf Juno Lyle Marvin John Mara ' (kifflnyt Skiffingtan Smitk Smith Smith Bmithton 8ndl FRESHm En 84 FRESHIflEn NMt Narnia Thalma Varna riayd M a a • ne Bonne Dorothy 9 «r Snyder Snyder Soper Sporting Stark Stevana Stevens Ui CNta John Judith Aloa Hilary Betty Raphaol fBrasrt StltMl Swear 8ww ▼ bather Thaln Thiaiu Thorpe •i, M.iM Kenneth Marian Jennie Oeuqia Vanderpoal Kart Pranceo THm Trmable ▼other Vandenbrlnh Vickrey VlducKh $ krrtx Roy LllUjh Lucille Oiraka Madalyn Maxine Evelyn m Wihta W after Walter Wagner Walls Wart Wilaon Hdtn Margaret Whittle Pranc.ee Kannath Virginia Wendell Alice C. Robert ■Nttr« Wilson •Iona Wood W • loan Marlon V� wng Wittman Mary Vewng Wenderly Walter 2euteahsrit Wocda Vfttsr muNSon HHiiii Column I? AnderMn. A Brm . CUyton. Hunter. Mr . Maynard, MouRmothH Column 2: Anderaon, O. B ' idpN, Dari, Moyrr Column 3 Angelina, Brown, D«Laliur, Jalfarda. Column 4: Bnch. BucaAa. Diatrick, 4P t Cdvmn i: Oaktr. Cartoon. Ellioa . Kaon Mau North. Sergantrai. Troxel. Column 4 Barnett, Carver. Kvant. King, NtDvatll, Rabtrli, 8«bi tt, V ind rpool. Column 7. Bcaaley. Co . Oorpanler. K upper, Michanar, Ron. Schley. Vickery. Columnt: B «, Chamber . Guns. Leonty. Mi . Aowltp Sutton. Walt Column t: Bradon. Champ. Hamilton. Lowmberry, Mama, Saafnor, Thain. Wilaon. Caiumn 10 Breinarp. Chrtatanaan. Mipkina. McConnell. Mean«tr. Sopor. Thorpe. Wna. U inat 0 ac-n, Meath, Allen. Rotkwty. •41 11 0. Oun . Mr flaynnlrt . H c ..tcrnothrr. KHmOLfl HRLLi In a characteristic get-acquainted party, the girls of kanriil started off the social calendar with all residents present. With the surprising School Days skit, the group won howl able mentron tn the Stunt Ntghl program of Homecoming weekail Included in their entries was another first-division welcoming aJ Ending winter quarter, the girls presented their “stag ChrislrJ party. To score anothei hit, Kamola presented its annual Wirtel Mocnglow Informal in a Hawaiian setting. Climaxing the school year came the activities of Spring quartrl with the tea for graduating Kamula girls headlining the calendar. I President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Social Commissioner House Mother_ Betty Dunn Helen Rockway .Cecilia Olson Dorothea Heath . Jean Allen Mrs. Mary Reynolds 90 SUE bOmBRRD Mrs. RiiMy I Starting off the yeai with a veritable bang, the upper class- Hiof the dormitory initiated the Freshmen and newcomers with ■entirely new process, kept secret for effectiveness. Again to Su Lombard came first prize in the Homecoming hjlContest. In addition, the girls won the newly instituted I lome- cBTff.g Parade Float Competition. Tire skit Little Nell won tamable mention at Stunt Night held on the weekend. In quick success came other additions to the social calendar: ■ fireside (or the men of Munson Hall, and a women-only Christ¬ as pity. Winter quarter saw the presentation of a novel Song Titles pity again for women only. The annual spring formal of the dormitory was given in the I bkr part of that quarter. President ...Helen Mason Vice-President ..Dorothea Nicholls Secretary ... Arline Hagstrom Treasurer..Louise Gilmour Social Commissioner .. Ethel Mae Cochrane Housemother ..Mrs. Lula Rainey 1 Back Kew Qilmor , Fft fit D. MlchoU, Muon. CocHra «. Q k Row Krtidri. Licdtkc Glad-ah, KM l«n«, Kflleher. Joyner. Mr. Whitney, Mr. , Wood M n AnMnee. fiigel, MIm M-lieler Front Row Nicbelfa. Zook, Byeetw. Oiokooe Li � o.c. Carollm, Ol rM� ir. MIm BlmMOn. KBPPB DELTA PI Planning its experiences around a three-point program of ram- I tal growth, social growth, and school service. Omicron Chapter of I Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary, had a busy and sue- I cessful year. Among its regular projects were helping with student regisla- I tion each quarter and sending cards of recognition to all Sophomores I who had completed a scholastically successfully year as Freshmen. I In addition to these, the chapter was host at the dedication af I the College Elementary school. Later, they sponsored curriculum I conferences of superintendents, alumni and other educators. Here I matters of curriculum changes were discussed, with suggestions re- I ferred to the curriculum committee. Book reviews by faculty mem- I bets were open to the public, under the sponsorship of the group. To the National Convocation of Kappa Della Pi, held in St I Louis, the chapter sent President Dickson and Vice President Zook. I On the social side, the Homecoming breakfast, pledge break- I fasts and Miss Simpson ' s suppers are remembered, concluding the I calendar with the Spring banquet. President ..Ed Dickson Vice President .Peter Zook Recording Secretary ' .Joe Lassoie Corresponding Secretary Marjorie Bysom Treasurer._.Olga Corolla Counselor .. Miss Mary Simpson UIHITBECK CLUB The Whitbeck Club is primarily for geography majors and minors, with lectures sponsored by the club open to the public. Outside speakers were brought to the Campus to lecture on sub¬ jects in the geography field; these lectures were usually illustrated. In the social line, the first meeting of each quarter was set aside as party-night. WHITBECK CLUB Co-chairmen; Fall Ethel Mae Cochrane Herbert Combs Winter Winnifred Meddins Paul Schutt Spring Clarice Westwick Alene Johnson Rc-� Ro e ! M«ig. Oeift.lh, Cor, Millar. Jahaato, In eston, 8 nr«rence. Mtddla Raw Wtsrtwick. Pratar McNIelt, TltM-orth. Sulla William , fcvana. Eaton. Oaata . Sew Or. Sl aw. Trtynkn, Maddlna. Comlti, Ccc.hr.ine, Jab «a «. � « Her : Bull, May , fc.rlyv.ir,. Walts. Sperry. B Steven . Ho� cnz«eig Mima. MiUh-.il Waldron. H d� trorti. Ccchr.nt. Wall, Burnham. G:vld. Champ. Alford. M pktn., OleM ' lffc. Norton. Tro«e . fcvaaa. Shrunir, For..ythn. Mlt A «H. Thu-p Row Ko do. M� tk� . Meddma. Mai.r, Mill, Kill . Wripht, M� n� -� . � or|er. Uli.no. Maath. Bc ,th. Hahn Front Raw: Marr.ii. Wa.twir.k Mr. Hertz. Mr Mayor . Cotton. Kalyala. Pa Ilf Ml. By tom. Welah. Chapman. Gaudotta. siGmn mu epsiloii Gaining 33 new members, the Campus Music club started its year with a membership drive. Upon application, any person inter¬ ested in music may be voted in. I he major activity of the group was the maintaining of a music library containing books, magazines, recordings and other muiic source material for the benefit of the student body. Members of the club acted as custodians for the room, assisting in all work. Programs at club meetings consisted of music and talks by the members themselves, with the major part of the evening turned over to these preesntations. Besides ushering at concerts and programs, the members sup¬ ported all music department-sponsored activities on the Campus. President Garnet Katyala Vice President. Marjorie Bysom Secretary.Anne Pallfelt Treasurer .Roy Welsh Social Commissioner. Maryon Cotton Adviser . Milton Steinhardt M off cnmpus Starling its social calendar early, the Off-Campus girls feted j Off-Campus boys in a party-dance in Fall quarter. As a climax to the mixers given throughout the year a banquet was held for all girls of the organization. For the student body came the final of three all-school formats, with the May Prom sponsored by the Off-Campus club in the spring. One of the big dances of the year, it was the major project for the girls ' season. Contributing to the success of Mothers Day Weekend, the duti entertained their mothers at bieakfast on the final day. Started this year was the furnishing of an Off-Campus Club Roam-Lounge in the Administration building. President Kathleen Kelleher Vice President...Juanita Harrell Secretary ...Edith Harris Social Commissioner Betty Colwell Freshman Representative.Nona Snell Sophomore Representative ...Anne Bruketta Junior Representative .Leona Augustavo Adviser.. Miss Rosamond Wentworth fa 0Jck nowt Snell. Itedmin, CoNrall, Allan. f «w Harrl . Keilehe . AugueUwo, BruiiHta. D� cl Row: Wm«� . Lapp. Cochran . Rric . J«M«, Hoyotrom. Dimmill, Furnw Hoonan. Mild brand P«rf«rton. MxS0t« Row Mark.trom, BiIm, M U i w . «rt� ch. O Conn or,r U ZTna. NllfMn. Moll. H.ldolw nrt,Tl� H� � .L� ««U .o, Callup Lm. Frool Row Krc.dt ' tvana. Thnm.u, Lipp« coM. Nicholla. Mr - Jonoa, D.vwi . Hank . R. C. E. The Association for Childhood Education is a national ■■ international organization whoso purpose is to promote progress! education for young children through child and parent educatini and through raising the professional standards of training for teaches. In the Homecoming program, they aided in the dedication■ the College Elementary School and gave an Alumni Breakfast. At Christmas time, the pre-primary and kindergarten children were entertained at a party. Later, the group aided in the Nursny School Benefit. Exhibiting hooks of desirable children ' s literature and cU- dren’s art was another project. Another point in the varied pro¬ gram was the presenting of faculty members in lectures oil art ami literature possibilities for children. The climax of the ear’s activities came with the Norths Conference of A. C. E. held on this Campus, to which the local chapter was host. President Dorothea Nicholls Vice-President Pauline Kreidel Secretary . Bernice Daniel Treasurer. Ruth Mae Evans Social Commissioner Carol Lippincott Publications Representative Jean Allen Adviser--Mrs. Pearl Jones K . H. R. Fall activities of the Women s Athletic Association included •Homecoming breakfast, a Cinderella skit and a welcoming sign, «id� these receiving honorable mention in competition. Sponsoring the All-School play-night, the group inaugurated nettling new in social programs for Winter quarter. Also held Vdterni was the annual banquet at the New York Cafe. In the spring, the camping trip for all members headed the cal- adu. Other activities included the refinishing of the Women ' s Lniniir in the new gym. the maintainence of a rental bureau of skiis nd bicycles for college students. Club affairs such as bike hikes, swimming parties and group Witt rounded out the year ' s activities. President . Ethel Reil Vice-President .Elsa Griffith Spoits Commissioner . Joyce Hansen Social Commissioner Evelyn Compton Recording Secretary.. Alice Hamilton Corresponding Secretary Carol Lippincott Off-Campus Representative Mary Ellis Kamola Hall Representative Mildred Malinowski Sue Lombard Representative Marie Fitzgerald Adviser . .Miss Helen Lewis B k Kw: Miu L wi� . Cilia. Lippincott. . nt g r.ii,i Peont Row: Manv- Griffith, Ren. VJ Bach flow Binar. Oavift. Fumtli Manio, Pa«en.iM0e. R?d� r 1 Adiimi, Mowr, Ola. Mahnnwikl. MIMl Row vrk SleW ' . Auooatavo. Oar.hwr, Kallahar. Wahl V From Rn ; H«onjo, Metcalf, Bruketl-a. Robarg, Van Lammaran, Moaar, Mm Mabalar. nEUimnn club The Newman Club on this campus is a chapter of the natiasl club organized in the interests of Catholic culture and fellowship. With a three point program of religious, educational, and ] cial activities, the club maintains a full calendar. Activities range from corporate communions. discussion-am clubs and club breakfasts to parlies and a picnic at the close of lit school year. New this year is the choir, sponsored by the club, under llr direction of Ralph Manzo, for the local St. Andrew ' s parish. At one time during the year, the club cooperated with fa Herodotcans in presenting Father Rhemhold of Seattle in an opj forum. President. Vice President Secretary Treasurer. Social Commissioner Adviser..—. ....Wayne Roberg .Walter Moser Eleanor Marx Lee Metcalf Helen Hoonan Miss Amanda K. Hebeler HERODOTERnS Activities of the History Club throughout this year were ten¬ ted around the open forums, presented each month. In addition � those conducted by outside speakers, two student forums were (Wtflted. Later, in collaboration with the Newman Club, the club eared Father Rheinhold of Seattle who spoke on the Nazi Youth Movement; this was termed the best forum of the year. In charge of these sessions were Wayne Roberg and Raphael Jasper. On the social side, the club gave a party for new members, and held its traditional Bean Feed in the spring. President George Kneeland Vice President Wayne Roberg Secretary-Treasurer Julia Zygar Adviser--Dr. Vernon Carslenscn Back Mow; Elite- Wm� B ' ..kettj. Baa-., Cuatofaan, Jaapor, Or. Carat-.. .. Pe � t Rev: Parkar, Lund, Knoota , Zygar, Roberg. Qrd«ith. Zook. 99 SOPHOmORE SERVICE CliUl In its first year of existence, the Sophomore Service Soael][ | composed of fifteen outstanding Sophomore girls, was orgarnrrd a I a service honorary and will eventually become affiliated with “Spurs, national society. lire girls were chosen on the basis of ihm scholastic standing and outstanding achievements as freshmen. Among routine duties, the girls have served as ushers at A. B. functions, as decorators at dances and assisted in the music con- j petition festival in the spring. President .Betty Colwell Secretary Muriel Hansen Treasurer Elva Sehmel Back How Allan. Muller. Corey, CftrtM . M4« il1on. C U . Orifftth, ® ' Ut� .n, O-i ' Uno r t Row M.tohell Mill. SMtwortrv, Colwril. HanMn. Mittae. 100 MTERCOlibEGIRTE KRIGHTS Completing its fourth year cf service on the campus, as a mem- b« of the Intercollegiate Knights national service honorary ' . Claw chapter again functioned in all fields. Colorful was the coronation of Queen Elaine Brisbin Home- OBimg week end. with the ceremony in charge of the I. K. ' s. Besides their many routine duties on the football field, at bas¬ ketball games, and track sessions, the men aided in the music depart¬ ment ' s Choral Clinic and Competitive-Festival. In fulfilling their pledge of Service, Sacrifice and Loyalty, the onr have shared in all important A. S. B. functions, working to strengthen the student organization in every way possible. At the annual Spring Banquet, the climax of the year’s activi¬ ty, the key for the member responsible for the outstanding service toth ' schcol was presented to Lee Metcalfe. Honorable Duke Lee Metcalfe Worthy Duke Charles Breithaupt Chancellor of the Exechequer Lloyd Mitchell Historian . Wayne Roberg Worthy Guard .Walter Moser Adviser .Dr. Loren Sparks Left to Rhpbt, 8t «ino Catlln. 0 e«MreI, T� m� c. Angelina, Ann, Adaew, Bwrch. tUnon, B-efner, Bridget, Bow, O ' Connor, Chj«nb� r«, Howard. Duoaley, Mspbamilb, Cerr er«. MjkHi Or. Spark , lasted: Mom, ftaberg. Breitbaupt. Metcalf 101 R. Ul. S. The Associated Women Students is the organization of all the gills in the college, for the purposes of developing a spirit of loyalty and cooperation, providing a means of expression of opinion, and furthering the interests of all girls. As has always been the custom, the A. W. S. sponsored Fresh¬ men Wook Activities, including a mixer for all girls and a tea on the first Sunday of the fall quarter for all students and faculty. To help raise funds for the Student Lounge, a Fashion Show was sponsored, under the direction of Miss Michaelson. New on this year’s program was the founding of a sophomore girls honorary-service club, with fifteen outstanding members of that class chosen for membership. Other activities of the fall quarter included the Snowball, all¬ school formal, and the Christmas Tea. To the Western States’ Conference of Associated Women Students, the local organization sent President Frances Rosenzweig, president-elect Maryon Cotton, and Dean of Women Margaret Cof¬ fin Holmes. In Spring Quarter, the celebration of Mother ' s Day week end was the Associated Women Students’ main activity, with a banquet and program for the mothers, who have been invited, concluding the year ' s activities. President Frances Rosenzweig Vice President. Violet Hagstrom Secretary . Lola Mitchell Treasurer Carol Lippincolt Social Comm. Maryon Cotton Faculty Advisers Mrs. Margaret Coffin Holmes Miss Helen Michaelson Back Bow: Mltc f4l, Rock wav. Mason, Koll h r, 8. Dw n. Roger , front Row: Ltpeinc-oll. KMt-twtig, Magatrom, Cotton. CAMP CENTRAL WASH1 VoL No. 14 Z 797 ELLENSBURG, U A GRIER SUCCEEDS URDER KREEliRND With George Knceland in the editor ' s chair and Profeeaor A. J. Matthews u faculty adviser. the Campus Crser. C W. C. E. Weekly, sow one of Us most tmocemful jwre in recording the e� ento of IB39-40. New department wee In¬ troduced and maintained, with columns. ' The Book Renew. ' Campus Korn ' TtiH Grapevine. and Enchant gaining much attention. Invaluable was the nock ot Journalists Jack Has- Brouck handling the sports editor¬ ship In fall and winter terms; liti spring quarter successor. Mutt Tnmor. Columnist Wayne Rnbers. contributing Polltioil Chao : Eldon Lindsay. bock reviewer and feature writer. Helen Le Fetor, assembly reporter and U«ren Troael. music editor. Working a buhiiMst manager. Hide Ihrnnger kept the newspaper on an emi keel financially, supplementing A 8. B budget appropriations with the sale of advertlarrocnr s|ntoe to Ellens- burg business bouses. In completing Its year ol service, the staff feels it ha� reported campus events more completely than ever before. CRIER JE OF EDUCATION tar, MAY 30, 1940 imPROVED nEIUS ♦--- COUERRGE NOTED Arunct on the assumption ' .nut � ■empaper Improves with age the staff af the 1WP-40 Camptto Crter, continued to raise the alandaid of Journalism to Bnprovltig newawrttln technique and broaden n ton scope of reporter- eevenute By studying the outstanding tttwspaivrs of the group of over 100 for v tilth C. W. C B exchanges the Crier, and experimenting with new ityb . the local staff effected the raIn¬ ina of the news-coverage level Raj u hi members of the staff, sup- pcrtlng the editors are named here Anne Brukelt . lib Orlfflth, Mildred Daniels Muriel Hansen. Keith Mceit- gunen Virginia Heck. Lots Erickson. Carol LlppimxiU Arlene Hagstrom Jane Meyers, Louise Pcrrnul: Arlene RHsmuMcu. Robert Kocher. Albany RitorteJo Marie Rumford, EMott Und- av Jo Aablockl Jean Lenueux Wayne Rcbwg and Helen Le Pebre. The majority of thin group will re¬ tan to the Crier next year to maintain Uir high standards OKRINCtR John Real. Ed-to- Don Hamilton. Sub. Mgr H. Glenn Hoove. Advisor P� J� Sutton. Photographer Irma Thom , Class 4 Com. Helen Hanlry. Pub tat ion Mgr. Sua OarHch. Cbiui Com. Bruce BeaeMy, • nde Caret Llpplncott. Claaaaa Com. Madelyn Walts. Claoeet Com. Josephine Vablnrkf. Classes Com. Jack HasSrouck. Mon ' a Athletkl Marie Rood, Photographic Cam. L? ' t« Treset. Copy tditjr Ot-Mrt.1 Qullt ft Women ' s Athene Nellie W-n«a. Cir-culatian M r. 108 At Top. Loft to PigM Miller, Hojin, Ooppi, Wtckonhom, Gjilino Carlywlne, DIcMMn, Noble Mlddlo: Qu«i« Ui ' +O ' tt O I.ru-. Qurcn EUmi C-tabirv. At Bottom: Boy Stuff the Ballet Boa. In a regular Hiudent body election. Elaine Brittbtn was chosen the I Home- coming queen this year, from a list of campus beauties, elected by the Inter¬ collegiate Knights, who performed all ceremonies in connection with her coronation and reign For the Colonial Ball, the gToup of ideal women was chosen by the W club from this list, the student body voted Margaret Dickeson queen, and witnessed her coronation at the winter quarter formal. cnmpus iderls CAMPUS IDEALS From a list of outstanding campus citizens prepared by a repre¬ sentative nominating committee, Helen Rockway and Omar Parker were chosen, Campus Ideals. in a student election held during spring quarter. Miss Rockway’, a Kamola house officer, was active in many fields, including music and drama. Mr. Parker has just completed his term as president of the Associated Student Body. THE SERSOnOb RECURRERCE 116 122 OFF THE RECORD 136 munson LIFE aiiiiwu. TUManrl If.maPB Bf?2NC OtffCR CHILDRENS HOUR 130 PORTALS OF UJISDOm 131 THE WHEELS GO ’ROUnD Mr. O- J«ng«ajn) New idm tnialration probe «lN«lip pHlibIWlHi Mr. A. L. Q k� Kem the homa f««i burning. M c“ McMullen T n prop If choice. Mrs. Menroa. Mm Glhtc . Mr. Amp Oaai his cutting up with � buU-Mw. Mr HovptlM • ' � alwaye feeding time. Mr Snyder Little 4rep of watar Mnav Hague M w ' (• down. Mr. N. J. Drftcef Th« man with tha haw. 1 inaala watch do keep, ae Mr. snrplnpr Mr. Wanlnger The � :ca in tha r.«g� t Ctara Thomaa Make it hot far loop . Mr, Para Elementary «li . rrrre.i •pot ' c . 132 AFTER HOURS For invaluable cooperation received, and a super job of recording photograhpically the 1939- 40 college year, my sincere thanks to Becerley Heidenreich and Fay Sutton, Staff Photographers for HYAKEM, 1940. Butter builds better bodies ASK FOB “ALBERTA” The Butter of High Quality MADE BY Kittitas County Dairymen’s Association KlIrHshurt), Wfishiugtun Compliments of .. . 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Mr. William T. 12 Thomas, Clam 122 Thompson. Mr. Donald H. 12 Trend well. Mr. Alva 22 Wentworth. Ml Ronamood 3d Whitney, Mr Henry J. 8. 24, 92 Wlnnlncer. Mr Gaorg 132 Yeugee, XI iM Vfcachoa 13 STUDEniS Adam , Dorothy 72 Buck, Karl 80 Mark. XUrlun Adam . Marian Burkinan, Robert Black. Tliedu 63 Adams, Bum 72, 93 Bailey, JantM H BIimmI. Don 81 Aiken, Joe 6 llolley, Kenneth Bloom, Shirley 83 Alder. George 80 Baker. Oral 73. 88. 124 Boersmu. Henry 5k Alder. I«outM M Ralcom. Mary Dolmen. Melvin Alexander. Phyllss 72 llnrkuloo. Duane 72 Honglornl. Henry 72. 93 Alford. Clifton 72 Barnard. Lois Gene 72 Booth. Betty 72, 124 Allen. Alpha 72 96. 100 Bar nett. Dennl 80 Bostoncro. America 46 Allen, Jean d3 Harnett, Myrtle id Bovoe, Clair 80 Allen I oulne Harm. Romeo 4 How, Jiom M Ames. Hill 28. 72 Barron. Margaret 53 Bowers, Helen 72 Aom«, Paul Harry ' , Jane 63 Itowerw, Keith GH Andemon. Arnold HU Haughef, Kddythe 63 Bowers, Warren Anderaon. Barbara 72 Boosley, liner 72, 1U8 Bowman. Betty 72 Andemon, Bernice 72 Beck Virginia 80 Bowman, Mary 84� Andemon. Gladys 6S Bedard. Beryl 57. 58. 98 Braden, I-owls id Anderson. Gordon 8 Boodle. Barham 80 Uraluard. Robert 72 Andemon Helen 73 Bennett, Veen 72 Brailller, Paul 63 Anderaon. Ralph Richard S Berry. Lillian 94 Brcece. Harold 72 Anderson, Victor 63 BortoloUl, Mabel id Breedlove. Kay 80 Angeltne. Frunk Bert sell. Sum hum it, 96, 108 UrleQiuapc. Charles 68. 88, 124 Arwlnc, It usb Id Bln . Carol HU Bridge . Tom 80 Arnold John ntdxood. Ktvlr HU Brlstom . Elaine 72. 100. 113 Astolm. Virginia Blibl . Harriet kd Hrontlt. Harold 80 AuMU tavo, Leona 58. Id Illnor, Betty 83. 9H llront, Kenneth 71 160 inoEX llrons. Ora 80 tlrotherfon, Ri � m llixjiaii. Barton Mil Drown. Murjurie 63 Brown. William 8H Rrosurtth, Stan Brute, Carol 73 Brora, Marl ft Rruecheet, William Itrukcta, An eh. 72, 98. 90 Bttrsko, Raymond 73 Bull. Walter 58 Bullard, Roberta 73, ltt Burch. Howard 5S Burnett. Commodore 41, it Burn hum. Alary Frame Cl Biirna, Barium 72 Burns, I ii t ruin SI Burns. Ituliert llurwell. Batty 58 Butterfield. Quindaro Bulls, Marta ret 72. M Byaom. Marjorie U. 92 Ctunoo), Rede Jean 90 ( ' •nuBf. Helen 72 CamptMlI, Clifford 72 Campbell, Jack 90 Omdage, Vina M Car o. .Vadim 90 Carlson, Arnold 63. 124 Carlson, Elsie Carlson, Kva 72. 100 Carmody. Court land 80 Carol la. Oita 58, 93 Carpenter, Lanor 90 Carr, Boh s . 40, 50. 58 Out. Charles 80 Cfcrrell. Wilms .to Carrier, Cleo 72 Carrlere. Alenin Carter. Wl litem to Carver, DMk 42. 63 Oatlln. Jack 50 Ca v |ejM-i, Bern lie. 80 Cela, I in tld 90 Celeen, Robert 90 Chanitirra. John K 80 ( ' huwihera, John L. 90 ( bNnip, Robert 77, 78. Si. ffl ffl Chapman, Kllxufcefh 72 Charles. William 90 4 ' hurtmod. Marie 80 Chatham. Thelma 72 Chenaur, Bonita Christensen. I 011 8U Christman. Vernon Chrlstopheruon. Margaret SI Clark, Vlntlnla 63 tin von. Joe 91 Cluaaan, Jwn 81 Curhrtn. Itnth SI. 89 Cochrane. Ethel klue 63. 83. 96. 121 ilwman. Lurtna 72 ( ' tales. Chad Colman. Lillian Colwell, Betty. 72. 90, 160. 124 Colwell, Edith Colwell. Hath 73 Comlm. Herb Jr. 63. 93 t ' 4implon. Bvolyn 72 Conner. Byrou ' ook. Betty 72 Cooke. Charles 73 Cooke. Ruth 63 Cooper Chester Cooper. Herald I ne 81 Cooper. Virttuia 63 Copeiihefer. Gloria 81 Corey, Jeun 73. 100 Correll. Jean 36. 72 Comm. Rex Cotton. Maryon 72. 100 Corenton. Kethlcen 62 Cowan, Belly 73 Cowen. Hollle 81 Cox, Everelv 73, 93 Coy, Robert 42, 71 Crunmore. Vantella SI Creed, Robert SI Crimp, Prank 72 Crimp, Jured 63 Crlppen. Hat her SI Cronin, Virginia SI Crow. Dorothy 63 Cruse. Charlua 81 Culp, Kduu 81 Curry, Vtr«inla SI Curtis. Lois SI Coster, Alarnuerlte 64 Dumuuknw, George 81 Daniel, Bernice 73. 94 Daniels. Mildred 73 Dart. Ji� hn St Davies. Betsy 57. 61. 99 Du v|s, DorU 81, 98 Dev In, Dorothy 73 Itavts, Flora 81 Do vis. tJU-n Dev is. Helen 58 DstIb, Henry 73 Darts. Keith Dawson, Eleanor 64 Iteosy. John Hex (teuton, Geneva 64. 83 Du Boor, Jerry 81 DeOrave. Barbara 81 DeLotenr. Joe 77, 79, 124 Demert, Lawrenne 81 Ike Volgne, Merritt 58 Hetty. Kteiyne 73 IkrtTMiii, John Devertnux. Rowe 81 IkVIne, Ernest 81 Dexter, Murguret tl Dlrkeauii, Margaret 73. 113 IHrksuu. George Edmond 58. 92, 121 Dlewtrtrk, Bruce 73 Dior Incar, Mr hulas 58. 92. 107 Dim mil 1 , Charlotte 73. 96 Dixon. Joseph 73 Dorkeudorf. Cal 81 Dorey, Ivan 49. 64 Duughtery. Audry 81 Douglas. Alary 64 Down, Ralph 73 Drake. Lota 81 Duke. Bess Dunham, Horaiw 58 Dunn, BHty 62. 64, 124 Dunn. Jeun dc 81 Hade, Virginia 64 Early wine, Josn 72. 113 Eaton, k ' hyllts 73, 93 Eekls, Theodore Filial. Richard 73 Erknsan. Karl 6 4 Elder. Walter 58, 99 Kills. Mary 72. 97 Ellison, Donald 81 Ellsworth, Lola 64 Ellsworth, Zee 73. 1 UU Ernmeaecger. Oscar 73 Engman. Alarle Frlrkaou. Lids 81 Krspanser, Arellne SI Kspedul. Iatixiard Kapens ' ll, Kda 64 Emhont. Dorothea 73 Estes. Jeun 64. 94 Evans. Herbert Si Evans. Hugh U Evans, Leonard Biwne. Ruth Mae 64. 96 Evans. Leia 64. 93 Feroglla, Art 81 Ferrell. Junk 73 Fetters. Joe KUivdcr. Dmu 44 PUchar, Barbara Jean 81 Fisher. Itarborn Grave 79, 81 Flugerald. Marie 81, 97 Floyd. Ben net Floyd. Ethyl 72 Ford, Wendell Poresythe. Terry tJohn.I 81 Forslierg. Ethel 81 Franith, George 73 Frank. Conrad St Frank. Marguerite 81 Prenrh. Janets 59 Puller, Kathleen 64, 96 Purnesa, Jeanette 64. 93. 98 FursL Clara 81 CuliltltH. KloMIM M, 111 Gallup, Phyllis 64, M Gardner. Kvh 81 (tarnvr, Elisabeth 73 Oaudette. Elaine 71 (ifhrmin, Kathryn 1 Gappl. Anita 73. 113 Gibb, Lew Willard 1 Gif fey. Gayle 81 Uilnuirc, Aithur NVilium -42. 72 Gilmore, Louise 64, 83 Gladlah. Paulino 64. 92 Goodman. Allan 44 Goodwill. Marjorie 91 Goodwin. Robert 82 Gorrianler, I cun 72 Gordon. Doris 92 Gothbsrg. Dwgxnur 71 Gould. Keith 28 Gower. Roberta 82 Grand staff. Maurice Graiulstaff, Robert Grant. Ralph 44. 71 Grauplier, Hoy 92 Green. Deity 82 Green, Ikui 41 Green. James Green, Margurct i.Mra.i Grecarioff. Jean 82 Gregory. Mlllaa 72 Gregory, LoveliH 73 Griffith. Elea 72. 42. 97. 144 Grim. Howard 74 Urocnctwll ' Robert 69. 71. W Guns. Victor 82 Guske, Norma R2 Guatafaon. Lillian 73. 99 Gnalafeofi, Martha Guttormscn. Mnrguriis 82 Hull . Eleanor 82 liackler, Helen 92 Hadley. Helen 148 Hagrtrom, Arlene 49. 89 Hagstroin. Violet 64. 96 Hahn. Dorothy 49 llalin. Lanra Jane Hall. Beth 64. 96 Hall. Clara 74 Hall. Jack 44 Hall. Margaret (lira.) 74 Halverson, Raymond Hamilton. Alice 69. 72. 97. I Hamilton. Don 74. 108 Hamm. Maarlne 74 HammlJl. L Mh 74 Hammond, Norma 82 Hanf. Dorothy 44 Hanneman. Joyce Hansen. Lraly 74 Hansen, Muriel 74, 100 Hansen, Wesley 74 lliineun. Joyce 66. 97 llaketna. Manjai 74 Harrell, Juanita 69, 94 llarriR. Kilythe 44 llartmeu. Glen 49 Hurt sell. Edith 82 Harvey. Laurie 22 Hns Bronck. Jack 74. ion. 1 8 Huselvood, Lillian 74 Haskins, Keith 74 Huya. Betty Heater. KllsabHh 44 Heath. Dorothea 63 98. 124 Heath. Herbert Heuvilla. Don 92 Hewer. Dorothy 82 Halndenrlch, lleverly 71. 108 llellleson. Ktinor Henderson, Beatrice 74 Hendrix. Louis 26 Henke, Emma 45. 96 Hewitt. Cecelia Hicks. Alina Hicks. Keith 66 IIIrka, Paarl Hlghsmith. Dirk 74 Hildebrand. Margaret 66, 96 Hildchrand. Wendell llill. Helen 74. 100 Hill. Lois 74 Hindman. Tom 44 Hlpkln . Mark 74 Hong. Marcia 92 Hogue. Harriet 77, 80. 113 Honey cull, Klhert Hoonan. Helen 69. 94. 98 lloonan. Robert Hope, Margaret 74 llopkina, John C. 22 Hopkins, Willis Horton. Gall 74 Horton. Marian 74 Houston, Wllbour 74 Howard, Ham 62, 56, tt Howard, Rutk 74 Hoyer, Glenn 74 Hull. Dorothy 74 Hulae. Virginia 64. 96 Hultgren, Aline 92 Hunt. Eugene 74 Hunter, Melvin 92 II uss. laiveme Imus, Leslie Ireland. Don 82 Ireland. John Jasper. Raphael 49, 99 Jeffords. Oliver 74 Jensen. Kenneth 22 Jensen. Ruth 69 Johnson, Atone 45 Johnson, Hetty 82 JuIiiihoo. I ' orrinu 92 Johnson. tMgur Johnson. KJua 64, 92 Johnson. Evelyn 82, 93 Johnsun, Jumna 82 Jones, Edith Jimihk Gladys 66 Jones. John II. 82 JiMiea. John I . 22 Jones. Louise 46 Jones. Marjorie Jones. Roger 5rt. 52, 44 Jongeward, Lab Eleanor 74 Jostcs. Phyllis Joyner. Lota 50, 92 Juris. Lama 82 Kalymla. Oamet 85. 124 Kay. Leshc 92 Kaynor. Lois 82 Real John 88. 106. 134 Keene. Lewis 82 Keene, Katherine 74 KcUeher. Kathleen 65. 92. 9R 124 Kellogg. Evva Jane Kelly, Muryuuntc 82 Kemp. Btlwl R2 Kennedy. Ellen 46 Kennedy. Janet Kern. Bentley 38. 40. 63 Kidder. Warren 26. 59 Kicsxltnc. Jeon 62 Kimball. IMcfc 82 KimbnlL Martha King. Lester 82 King, Nellie 82 Kinkade. Lots 74 Kinney. Lyle 82 Kirby. Mary Kathleen KI Kirkwood. Charles 74 K lamp her, Irma 82 KneeUnd. George 50. 88. 92 106. 124 Knoke. Alton 82 Knoke. Dan 74 Knoke. Jerry 83 Knox. Rschurd 74 Kocher Robert 83 Kock. Betty 23 Kondo Misako 83 Kreadrl. Lurt 83 KrcMel. Pauline 40. 92. 96 Kmdler. Nancy 0 72 KrUtleh. Gloria 83 Kroudmia Gordon 83 Kroodsna. Robert 74 Kryger, Lots KurJtrl. Josephine Kupfer. Walter 98 Lacey. Phyllis Jeanne 82 Lafavour. Elizabeth 74 Lalfcrty. Arlene 83 Lancs. Ronald 93 inDEx 161 inoEx Lapp Kktitr to. 96 Larson Albert 74 Lamale Joseph 43. 57, 93 LaVnll . Arthur 81 Lawrence, June S3 Laws, Jackie Ledbetter. Oolnnan 83 Lee. Helen 06 96 LrFebre. Helen 59 Legg. Herbert M Leonard, Harence Lcr ald, BarnaiVan Uwh. Angie 74 Lester. DarreU Learning, Glen 83 Lledtke. Ethel to. 92. 99 Lledtke. Luc Ur 83 Uenhard. FYed 14 Light. Joyce S3 Lindbergh. Vivian 66 Lindsay. Zeorl Ekkm 13 Ltpptncott. Carol 67 59. 97. W 108. 194 Lisle. Dotshey Mxc is Usings tone. Ayleen 83 Livings lan. Phoebe 75 Lhuigwtcn. Phyllis 15 Langmtr . Betty 16 Looney. Arkn 73 London. Jessie 66 Loot Richard 69 Louiitberry. Jim 43. 64. 194 Love. Bob 66. 124 Lowe. Kenneth KJ Lum. Barbara 83 Lumsden. Margo(V 76 Lund. Grace 66. 96 Lygreson, BctUe 15 Lynch. Mu me 76 McAdams. Virginia 66 McCkwry. Melvin 49, 76 McOonneai, Cleon 19 McCracken, Ihmd S3 Me Done 11, Oberta to McDowell. LeRoy 83 McElhlney. John IS McLean. Alice IS McNeil. Maxine 87. 64. 93 Mi-New. Charles Make la, Char lee 73 Makela. Harold 66 Malinowski. Mildred 66. 96. 96 Mann, Oerald 83 Munson. Archie Man so Ralph 83 96 Marcus. NloaletU 76 Martgmf. Emily IS Markstram. Sibyl 59. 96 Marsh, Viva iMn.) Marsh. Roe IS Martin Bill Martin. Donald 83 Martin. Howard 75 Martin. Junes 83 Martin. Marx awl Martin, Melvin 19 Martin. Thad Marx. Eleanor 66 Marx, Eugene 83 Mason. Don Moron. Helen 66. 89 194 Mason. Kenneth 19 Mason Marshall Mate-lab, Ttwn «3. 69 Mather. Katherine B1 Mathews. Laurence 59 Matrox. Opal 83 MauMen. La Verne Maim. Stuart 83 Meddlns, Wcm red 06 Mefauier, Katherine 83 Merwr. Lyle 83 Memfield. Joe Metcalf. Olen MetcaU. Lee 67. 59. 96. 134 Mxhener. Mrrvln S3 MiekeKmi Arnold Millard. Adeia 83 Miller, CurtL 76 Miller. Edna Miller Elbert 50, 01 Miller. Elnmeu 83 Miller, Olen Miller. Hasei 19. 100 113 Miller. Louis IB Miller, Margaret Miller. Robert 39. 40. 49. IS Milton, L loyd Kenneth 83 Milton, Robert 86 Mtrash. Phil 41. 83 Mitchell. Beula 83 Mitchell, Harold 83. tfi Mitchell. Lloyd 63. 06. 124 MiktielL Lola 7S. 100 Mix. Arthur 56 Moe. Lucille 66. 92 Moller. PhylU 19. 100 Mcng. Robert 19 Montgomery. Keith Kl Morgan. Tom Morris. George 44. 75 Mortmsen. Walter 83 Moser. Agruu. 15, 98 Moser. Walter 06. 98 Muncey. Kathleen ft) Munson. L Tin 83 Murdock. Harriet 15 Myers, Boyd IS Myers, Jane Bltaabelh 19 Myera. William 59 Neander. Jim 41. 63 Nr her Edward 83 Nevtna Justine 75 Newell, Marlon 83 Newman, Phyllis 83 Newman. Virginia 61 Newschwander. Chnrte. 83 NlcholU, Dorothea 59. 89 . 93 . 96 . 121 Kiel mils. Elmore NlchoUs. Pnggy 83. 96 NichoU Pkwenoe 83 Nkcholv Virginia 64 Nlngter. Edna IS Noble. Alma IS. Ill Noble, Lincoln 84 North. Jim 44. 48. 19 Norton. Charles Nuekkw. Fern 84 OtSxioer. ElIxabrLh 96 O ' Conner. Jack 84 Ochsrww. Henry 64. M Gie. Betty Jane 84 . 98 Old . Helen 60 Oliver, WI lima 84 Olson. Cecelia 91. 99 Omoth. Martin 75 O’Neil. Pat O ' Nail John OrwUHl. Udabeth Orchard. Jack 81 Ota, Karuieth OUelin. Tnuno 42. 65 Overstreet, Victor 75 Paltfett. Anne 00 Palmer. George IS Palmer. James IS Panlgeo. Margaret PupiuiK Marie 84 Parish. Albert Parker. Betty 16 Parker. Omar Cl. tt. 116, 124 Patrick. Marccllc 84 Patrick. Ray 84 Patrick. Robert Pattenaude. Louis. 91, 99 Pedersen, Thora 87. 98 Pendleton Virginia 87. 124 Pwrrauk. Genevieve 19 Per mult. Louise Ml Perry. Evelyn 64 Petersen. Robert 76 Peterson. Shoxlsw 01. 96 Peterson. Stanley Prtrick. Marlon 76 Phelan. Beatrice Pierce. Louise Jennie Ptorr . Marion 10 PUL George 43 Pointer, Maryalic 64 Pointer, Miirrel 76 Poutsua. Yobs Cl Porter. Betty 75 Porter. Charto« 162 Potrtuk Mu run no Powril. Alma M Pna-rll. Ufosic T� Mm. Jan Prater. Marjorie 40, 93 Prater. Myrrm 76 Price. Jean 98 Price. Patricia 74 Profltt. Mkt 84 Prop . Ruth Purchase Margaret 67 Putiiuut. Kite beth 64 Putman, Evelyn 64 Quick. Edna 76 Quisley. Barbara 82 67 Quiff ley ' . Marilyn 64 Raap Albert Ramaey. Helen 76 Randall Charles Randall Ocorff 76 Rapp, Johneida 76 Raanuwawi. A lew? 76 RoMmcwun. Mary 64 Rattray. Violet 67 Raaey. Evelyn 64 Reed. Marilyn 76 Retail. Edith 67 Rnl. Ethel 60. 07, 124 Retochkc, Eveline 60 Reiter. Pf e 64 Rennie. Mary Elizabeth 76 Keppeto. Don B0 Rhoads. John 60 Rfe . William 76 Richards, Eugene 76 Rile. Mary B4 Roberff Wayne 6T. 86. 124 Roberta. Arthur 71. 76 Roberts. Maxine 64 Rotoertaon, Edith Robertson. Joan Robinson. EUen 76 Rockwwy. Helm 67. 1U Rodman. Marjorie 78. 60 Rogers. Mane 67 Roccrss Marjorie Rogw . William 46. 64 Rogers. Wynne GO Rolledsen. Norma 76 Rood. Marie 67. 108 Roop, Milford Kcwmvrg. Prances 67, 82. 124 Rom, Frank 76 Rowley. Lloyd 43. 78. 124 RubMelkt Albany 64 Rumford. Marie Iverta 64 Rupar ' d. Shirley 64 Russell. Bill Saorl, Fima 60, 90 Babtackl. Joewphine 60. 106 Senders. Roy 76 Bander . Sibyl 64 Banders. William Don 47. 46 60 Sanderson, William Schley. Rum 11 64 Schnably, Charles Schntbly. Chester 76 Schmbly. Mary 64 8cbunewllL Roy 76 Scbotzko. Muriel 60. 88 Schramm. Qanrge 76 Schreiner. Jean 64 Schreiner. Peggy 64 Scltretner. Ralph 60 Schroeder. Marjorie 64 Srhutt. Paul 60. 83 Scooo, Margaret 64 Scow, Hazel 64 Scott, Louisa Scott. Margaret 64 SearJe Quon ton 64 SehmaL Wva 61 ICO 8eUer� . Beth 76 Severance. Sylvia 60. 83 Shaft. Don 64 Shaw. Mon 84 Shavrcr, William Shearer. The 76 Slftfrtrr, Bernard 64. 96 8lgel. Chryjstle 43, 67. 83 Stncock. Helen 76 Sklfflngton. Lorraine Sfcilflngum. Ruth 64 83aUr. Nellie 60 Slow, Doris 76 Smith. Bernadette 67 Smith. June 64 Smith, Lyle 64 Smith Marvin 64 Smithson. John 64 Smock. Evelyn 76 finclgrove. Edward 44 Shell. Nora 84. SO Snyder, Helm fB Snyder, Norma 83 Snyder, Thelma Bonner, Prances 67 Soper, Verne as Sorenson. Don 78 Sorenson. Jame 47. 49 Sorgenfrvi. Stanley T5 Spcrb. Jean 76 Sperry, Catherine 78 Spurting. Floyd 85 Stark. Maxine a Strlnhordt, lb Steinman. Evelyn 00 Stevens, Bonnie 78 Btrvtn . Dorothy 63 Rtrvvns, William Hlewnrt. Lois 80 StltaeL Cteta 65 Stoddard. Jack K 87 Stone. Muriel 67. 86 Stover, Allen 8U� vw. Alice J. 00 Stuart. Margaret Sutton. Pay 60. I Off. 124 Surer, John 63 Bvhiimxi. Lillian 68. 92 Swee Judith 85 Thytar. Man, K 76 Templeton. Victoria 86 Thacker. Alow 63 Thiekrr Harvey Thomas. Betty 83 Them. Hilary 66 Thorn a . Irma 66. Iff. 106 Thomas, Ruth 76. 96 Thomson. OH in Thorpe. Raphael 6 Tkfcnor. Warren TUden. Roy 65 TTttsworth. Rt le 76. 90 Tbmac, Mau lb Tbmllnson. Jack 46 Tbth. Leonard Trimble, Kenneth 63 TYoacel. John Loren 0. 74. 106 124 True. Richard Traynka Nora Mrai 68. 19 Tucker. Marian 65 Tyrrell, Mary T7 Drk. Efcle TJ. tff Van Clrave William 66 Vnndenbrlnk, Jennie 63 Vonderpool, Douglas 83 Vandorpont. Irene 66 Van Umoirrm. Judith 66, 86 Vaune. France 68 Vickrey. Earl 66 Vidixich, FYanora 63. 98 Voll, Stanton 63 Von Bargeo. Louise 68 Wagner. Bernice 83 Wahie. Roy Patrick 63. 96 Waldron, Margnrec 7T WaJker. Harold 77 Wail. Emily 88 Waller . Lillian 63 Waiters. Lucille 63 Waltz. Madelyn 63. 106 Ward. John Warner, Okn 7T Welsh, Roy 09 Wendler. Dons 77 Wrm Josephine 06. 99 WerA. Maxine 83 Westcott, Bud WeMtenhiser, Veva 66 Wastrope. Helm 66 Weatwick. Ckirloe 68. W White, Charlotte 77 inoEX 163 inoEx White. Maaon 37. 00 Whitfield, Margaret 80 Whitley. Edaard 00 Wining. Margaret S3 Wickersham. Ellen 113 Wkilund. Eleanor Wilcox. Oro Willard- Paul Williams, Arthur Williams, Gwynn Williams. Keith 30 Williams. Lillian 68 Williams, Mildred 00. 83 Whites, Dorothy 77 Wilson, Audcll 68 Wilson. Charles Wilson, Bdna Wilson. Evelyn W Wilson, France 03 Wllxm. Kenneth 80 Wilaom. Norman Wllaon. Ruth 68 Wllacrn. Woodrow 77 Wince. Nellie 08. 100 Winlnger. Ruth 77 Wittman. Virginia 83 Wooderly, Wnidril 83 WohL Beverley 77 Wane. Jon Pan Wood. Dene 83 Woods. A he Carotin 83 Wood . Alice 8or� 00. W Woods. Elizabeth 08 Wren. Robert 77 Wright. Margaret 77 Yea rout. Lean Yeats. Barbara 77 Yettcr. Robert 8G Young. Hazel Young. Marian 83 Young, Mary Zafforunl. Joe 71. T7 Zegarac. Helen 77 Zeutenhon John 08 Zeuteabom. WaJtez 83 ZKfcler. Virginia 60 Zook. Peter 08. 92. 134 Zubll. 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