Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1950 volume:

:QS ir ' Si Q a t xii MMV iw' . ' 'N 54 -if . progress i even from ashes a man of vision createth beauty, buildeth a pedestal where worship- ers with radiant demeanor express admira- tion for great accomplishments. but the price is high. progress is no product of the unin- spired. more inaccessible than penthouse personalities, more tyrannical than senior students, haughtier than a monastery, she reigns with regal splendor though trumpets sound her solemn requiem. and still most airborne vehicles continue to perform the weird ritual of praising geniuses who, per- petrate modern tragedies on life's stage, while shivering merry? makers await the end midst' warm ashes still smoldering where generalsidisplayed outstanding ability and tenacity in the mechanical extermination of mankind. the fare of the world is inthe hands of the moulders of the minds that will pilot tomorrow's leaders. 1950 , the 1950 eastern washington college kinnikinick even from ashes . . dedication ,Q 'I ---.L,,., . 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A -va 'inqtfi t fd 'l' I ' i 'V ' Qtefcn' - , w- 'ggi' ,V Y in the eternal search for the mystery melody of lite, the struggle to find one's self, it is a great source of en- couragement to have someone to look to who understands and appreciates the value of that goal. we at eastern are fortunate in having as our president just such a person. in a confused and bewildered postwar world we are thankful that we have someone to help us evaluate the real issues involved, someone who under- stands what our needs really are so that we can become well integrated individuals with a purpose in lite. as a gesture ot appreciation, we wish to dedicate the progress kinnikinick to eastern's man ot progress, president walter w. isle. a man of vision page 1 O 0 0 eateth beauty eastern's students and alumni saw progress as they enjoyed the largest homecoming in the school's history, a week- end packed with enter- tainment under the cap- able direction ot gene ray, homecoming chairman. reigning over the '49ers great homecoming was lovely ioanne bosshard, senior hall sophomore sponsored by sutton hall. highlighting the halt- time activities ot the toot- ball game was the crown- ing ot queen ioanne. a capacity crowd ot 7500 witnessed the coronation as savage captain, carl nctgel, assisted by east- ern's sacciiciwea, nadine cole, crowned her with the traditional gold football helmet. the '49ers could not have chosen a lovelier queen, tor ioanne with her sparkling personality and triendly smile tor every- one, is in everyway typi- cal ot eastern. 5 Z the '49ers theme dominated this year's homecoming parade with tirst prize tor tloats going to hudson hall men with their gold rush wagon bearing the slogan, beat central or bust. -.- X progress ot another type was depicted by the girls ot senior hallp they modeled bathing suits ot today, facing the camera are beverly schewe and marion tultz. sue connolly, norma medtord, betty io childress, and lois getz muse, dressed in the traditional indian costumes, tormed an attractive court tor queen ioanne. the queen and her princesses watched the savages deteat cwc 20-O in a game packed with thrills, trom their stand on the 50-yard line, ,..-.4 , as - 7 N: 'if '4' V, s. 9?-2 .s.,.- -sw -, :tn Lxvw 1 if --we Yi .ff-io. 5-ti'3 y ' buildeth ca pedestal . . page 3 under the direction ot benedict hallgrimson, the band and the sav- agettes provided half-time enter- tainment at the game, cheerleaders ioanne mecham, ianie durland and icmice martin were on their toes throughout the game leading the cheering crowd. I page 4 the streets were lined with homecoming fans as they watched the '49ers parade. right, dick thomas assisted by maiorettes tern whitelaw, ioy marie iakey, barbara glosner, dolores lavin, and marietta had- dox, led the savage band. where worshipers an all-time high ot 7500 home- coming tans rose to their teet more than once as they watched the savages deteat the central wild- cats. 4' t deme f l in -S queen ioanne holds The roses and giTT presenTed her aT The ball on be- half of The sTudenT body by lloyd buscher, assisied by sacaiawea Kna- dine colel. seaTed on The sTeps of The Throne are princesses norma med- Tord, iackie alexander, lois geTz muse, sue connolly, and beTTy io childress. Thier- page 6 of 2. ' 'gfr Throngs of olums, sTudenTs and friends crowded The huge fieldhouse gymnasium for The '49ers homecoming ball, dancing To The music of fev praTT and his orchesTra. The band saT in a huge TooTball helmeT aT one end of The floor facing The queen's Throne. after The TighTing was over, The savage- men reTurned To The lockers Tired buT iubi- lanT. for i3 of Them iT was Their lasT home game for The old alma maTer. shown are ernesT, lowTher, cobb, williams, conracl, ras- mussen, and gill. express admiration . . . ff Vx- r J' getting back their energy after the big paiama rally attended by 200 eastern- ites, are betty io childress, norm wilson, iune peters, dick lutt, don olsen, iane dur- land, ianice martin, bill hallett, donna bagdon, and dick eicher. princesses norma medford, iackie alexander. lois muse, sue connolly, and betty io childress look on as sacaiaweo, nadine cole, presents the bouquet of roses to queen ioanne. queen committee chairman, lloyd buscher, was in charge of the program. eastern's sacaiawea, nadine cole, dressed in the traditional indian costume, was escorted in the '49ers homecoming parade by steve spacek. leading the homecoming parade was eastern's band, directed by benedict hall- grimson and led by maiorettes tern whitelaw, dolores lavin, barbara glosner, and marietta haddox. frances malcolm, and ballerina helen shaw, with two costumed girls rode on the monroe hall float portraying a '49ers cabaret. page 7 E 45 8. E Q i F 2 s P 1 5 trancis coeltlo, art in structor, examines stu dents worlc as indus trious art class tolls over inspired etctiings. moulders of paint table of contents tor progress in: look on page SSUIOFS ...................... .......... radioactivity ................... ......... dormitories, trailerville, off campus . . . ITIUSIC, mUSlClC1l iS ............,.. . drama ..................... . personnel and administration activities mnulders of steel Sp4fQS'..:: ::: 'i i' faculty . . . index ................ new page 8 for great accomplishments the wheels ot pro- gress go round in the industrial arts building with stanley iump pro- viding the energy. miles king Q ,Q 4'5- yy!-'4 , -1--..,.,,, f FJ 'f' i f .Im Q!! U Q Sak lf' f 'fgt X . QW .V 2 senior clciss progress wos copobly guided by president dove binder who hciils from wollo wollo. CI very friendly fellow, clove lived in hudson holl ond vvos oncfive in mony of The holl's ocfivifies before being elecTed To The presidency of his closs. one of The proudesf popos in Troilerville is moyor leroy buckley, shown holding his new bciby dciughfer, goil. while dove vvos sTudenT Teoching vvinfer quorfer, buck Took The iob of ocfing presidenf of The closs. buck comes from che- weloh ond hos been ocfive in sfudenf council ond vvos elecfed To who's who. shown in her room of senior holl is preTTy nodine cole, sec- refory of The senior clgss. nodie hos been ocfive in her clgss ocfivifies since her freshmon yeor, when zhe vvos elecTed sociol choirmon. since Then she hos been choirmon of severol clciss donces ond proiecfs. in her losf yeor ciT school, The closs voiced Their oppreciofion of her efforfs by elecfing her socojc1weo, The highesT honor on eosfern coed con receive. iock, picfureol reoding heovy liferofure in his fovorife choir of home, is senior closs sociol choirmon. his wife, phyllis, ron The sociol offoirs of The sfudenf body This yeor. cimong The proiecfs engineered by offoble jock were The senior closs old clofhes donce ond The senior closs picnic. social chdirmen run in The shrouger fomily. looking very business like, is Wolf Thomas, senior closs represenfcifive To sTudenT council. wolT vvos re-elecTed To This office by his closs, offer having served Them on The council during Their iunior yeor. he hos been very ocfive in music, olovino in The donce bond. colleoe bond ond servino on acute acarlemicians sb-'X 'rop row-ray frykholm, poulsbo, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, pres. ar+ club, ski club, ik's, homecoming chairman, asb social chairman, who's who. beffy hanneman, spokane, wash., b.a. in ed., spring l950. pefer werfz, bradley beach, n. i., b.a. in ed., spring l950. wm. h. bruce, washougal, wash., b.a. in ed., winfer I950, pub. mgr. senior class, hudson hall council. leroy buckley, chewelah, wash., b.a. in ed. spring I950, mayor frailerville, sfudenf coun- cil, vice-pres. senior class, who's who. kenneih brooks, nespelem, wash., b.a. in ed., summer I950. middle row-alberf browne, spokane, wash., b.a. in ed., winfer l950. kari hidle, sfavanger, norway, graduafe sfudenf, ski club, in+erna'rional relafions club, public discussion squad. iames carlson, cheney, wash., b.a. in ed., summer I'-750. leonard davis, sprague, wash., b.a. in ed., spring I950, wa+erbuoys. raymond s+uarf campbell, vashon, wash., b.a. in psychology, b.a. in ed., spring l950, soc. chr. and sec'y. of alpha phi omega, kappa della pi. gerald o. iones, spokane, wash., b.a. in ed., spring I95O, alpha iau gamma. boHom row-william hinchcliife, wai+sburg, wash., b.a. in ed., spring I950. iames larson, sea'Hle, wash., b.a. in ed., spring I950. homer poH's, spokane, wash., b.a. business ad., spring I95O. iames brafhvode, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, b.a. in chemishy, summer 1950, ski club, mocking bird, radio chorus, ski Team. vic+or sands, spokane, wash., b.a. educaiion, summer, l950, choir, sfring quar+e+, sinfonieffa, sec. diaphony, viola scholarship. william shrau- ger, colville, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring l950, duke, ik's., pres. blue key, +reas. a.p.o., scarle+ arrow, senior class soc. chr., homecoming comm. page 11 page 12 husg bihliuphilists lop row-gail gunn, spokane, wash., b.a. in english, b.a. in educalion, spring l95O. neil prescofr, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer, I95O, scribes of 5+h esiafe. joseph scarpelli, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950. Frances lucille sorensen, wenafchee, wash., b.a. of educa+ion, spring I950, ellen h. richards, alpha +au gamma, ace. manio phillips, ren+on, wash., b,a. in educa- lion, spring I950, pres., sec.-ireas, suHon hall, vice pres. epsilon pi +au, scarlel' arrow. phyllis dubois shrauger, colville, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950, who's who's, a.s.b. soc. chr., mocking bird, bar+ered bride, aws college day chr., kappa della pi, golden circle, cores. sec. mu phi epsilon, vice pres. iunior class, assoc. ed. kinnikinick, fawanka scholarship vice-pres., ireas, senior hall, voice scholarship. middle row-walfer fhomas, cheney, wash., b.a. chemislry, b.a. educafion, spring I950, sfudenl' coun- cil, diaphony, band. pernie hazel neves, elfopia, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I950, sec.-lreas. parnassus, vice-pres. ace, savagerfes, 'I'reas, ellen h. richards, pres., ireas. arg., freshman group leader. sfanley jump, spokane, wash., b.a. educafion, summer I95O, kappi pi. ioan fhoma, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950, fufure leachers of america, pub. chr. icf, sec. spanish club. leslie blaine, grand coulee, wash., b.a. educa+ion, spring I950, pres. apo, epsilon pi +au. lloyd harman, grandview, wash., b.a. of educaiion, spring l950, lrack, w club. boHom row-iames russell danielson, spokane, wash., b.a. hisfory, summer l950, commuiers club. don cobb, spokane, wash., b,a, in educafion, spring l95O, w club, varsi'l'y baseball and 'foolball '46, '47, '48, '49, nadine cole, spokane, wash., b,a. in educafion, spring l950, soc. chr. fresh- man class, soc. chr, band, sacaiawea, sec. senior class, choir, girls ensemble. kafhryn conley, colfax, wash., b.a. sociology. dean gilberi, colville, wash., b.a. in music, b.a. in educafion, sum- mer l950, diaphony, german club, choir, Hbarfered bride, mocking bird. richard garrefl, spokane, wash., b.a. in science, spring I950. clever classicisls 'W N raymond porler, spokane, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring l950, pres. kappa della pi. a.p.o. william c. recor, spokane, wash., b.a. eclucaiion, spring l95O. gerald pefers, opporlunily, wash., b.a. economics, spring l950, pres. silzmark, pres. iunior class, homecoming comm., ski feam. roberl' poffenrolh, spokane, wash., b.a. eclucafion, spring l950, pres., sec., w clula, scarlel arrow, varsiiy fooiball '46, '47, '48, '49. donald g. pickerel, usk, wash., b.a. educalion, winier I950. an+on rasmussen, deer park, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950, w club, kappa della pi, varsily fool- ball '47, '48, '49, middle row-alan r, newbill, zillah, wash., b.a. in eclucalion, spring l950, clelberl muse, cheney, wash, b.a. in educafion, spring l950. rudolph holf, seaHle, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950. arfhur manor, cheney, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, ski club. richard lull, colfax, wash- ingfon, b.a. in educalion, spring l950. kennelh d. ledgerwood, spokane, wash., b.a. sociology, b.a. educarion, spring l950. bollom row-wm. y. mafsumolo, spokane, wash., b.a. chemislry, spring l950, scarlel arrow, key, assisf. prof. chemis+ry. Frances goedde, spokane, wash., b.s. in educaiion, spring l950 w club. iohn gil:-bs, wenafchee, b.a, in educalion, spring l950. 'Fred d. griffiih, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, b.a. in economics, a.p.o., business men's assoc. gene hoon, grandview, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950, w club, varsiiy 'rrack '46, '47, '48, '49. jack w. hammond, deer park, wash., b.a. in economics, spring l95O, business sludenls assoc. Q' page 13 l 4 l l l dignified dons Page 14 its CMA iop row-fern whifelaw, keller, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, drum maiorefie. ioyce weiiz, endicoH, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring 1950, aig, savageH'es, kinnikinick sfaff, german club. melvin r. workman, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I95O. don williams, sea+'fIe, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, scarlef arrow, pres. band, orchesira, rasque scholarship, music scholarship, perry van paHen inspiraiional award, kappa delia pi, diaphony, vice-pres. blue key. roberf l. ihome, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, b.a. in educa+ion, summer I950, apo, sec.-freas. business men's assoc., siizmark. iames wilson, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, band, diaphony. middle row-douglass e. scribner, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I950. lesier siephan, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, winier l950, ski club, german club. evelyn shaffer, inchelium, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950, press club, pres. ellen h, richards. harold crowsion, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer I950. pefe lolos, wenaichee, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l95O, varsify 'fooflaall '42 and '46. leslie schroeder, cheney, wash., b.a, in educafion, spring l950. boiiom row--carl schmidi, iwisp, wash., b.a. in educa-lion, spring I950. iack d. schaefier, ri'rz- ville, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I950, business s+udeni's assoc. ierald e. ryan, chelan, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring 1950. clyde sale, opporiuniiy, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, w club, howard picard, omak, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I95O, duke ik's, a cappella choir. Frances rehman, lacrosse, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. erudlte ehgmoloqists ms., fop row--sianley h. ieffers, opporlunify, wash., b.a. educafion, summer l950, fulure +eachers of america. abbie wrigh+, spokane, wash, b.a. educafion, spring l950. all::er+ gilpafrick, walla walla, wash., b.a. educalion, summer l950, inlernafional relafions club. clarence lrexler, spokane, wash., b.a. educafion, spring l950. iack frisk, reardan, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring l950, pub. discussion squad. dewey doe, longview, wash., b.a. educa+ion, spring I950, W club, varsi+y foofball. middle row-arlene olson, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, walerbuoys. leroy burns, washougal, wash., b.a. educafion, summer I950, snafu , in+erna+ional relalions, inferdorm council. iohn leonard, wenafchee, wash., b,a, in speech, b.a. in educa+ion, summer l950, you can'+ 'lake i+ wi+h you. ray barreff, bremerfon, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, sec., aig, apo, kappa della pi, key, sophomore academic achievemen+ award. queniin I. clark, oppor+uni+y, wash, b.a. educalion, summer I950, baske+ball, w club, safely council. r. h. bowman, sl. anlhony, Idaho, b.a. in educafion, summer l95O, german club, in+erna+ional club. bo'Hom row--walier f. Zimmerman, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950. edward kochel, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring 1950, ik's, ivcf. leroy benish, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I95O, german club. aloha dean baird, colville, wash., b.a. educaiion, summer l950, homecoming commi++ee, freshman group leader. gerri cobb, spokane, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring 1950, soc. chr, senior hall. henry l. berk, spokane, wash., b.a. educa+ion, spring l950, waier buoys, apo. page 15 page 16 iamous philosophers 'lop row-walier bouse, bremerion, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring l950, w club, siizmark, press club, apo, varsiiy baseball, soc. chr. hudson hall. carl schuliz, chehalis, wash., b.a. educaiion, summer l950. phyllis lucille williams, coeur d'alene, idaho, b.a. educaiion, spring I950, aig, ace, ewcf, waierbuoys, ki yi's. ramona workes, college place, wash., b.a. in educaiion, b.a. in social siudies, spring l950, ski club, iniernaiional rela+ions club, key. franklin o. iaylor, walla walla, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring l950, i.r, club, aig. donald a. iiius, coulee dam. wash., b.a educaiion, spring l950. middle row-barbara glosner, chaiiaroy, wash, b.a. eclucafion, spring I950, a+g, sec. alpha sigma, drum maioreiie. george ross, lacrosse, wash., b.a. chemisiry, b.a. educa+ion, spring l950, ik's, ski club. andrew risser, madison, wisconsin, b.a. in social science, spring I950. c. r. ross, spokane, wash., b.a. economics, spring I950. ioseph miller, baker, oregon, b.a. in educaiion, summer I950. vernon w, risley, iwisp, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I'-750, apo, scarlei arrow. bo'Hom row-clifford mccariney, seaH'le, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. roberi iohnson, danville, wash., b.a. economics, spring I950. john g. iohnsion, iacoma, wash., b.a. in social siudies, summer l950. william h. lindsey, malo, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. honore m. long, richland, wash., b.a. educafion, spring I950. iohn r. zarnekee, spokane, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring l95O. gracious graduates fwk SQ? 'lop row-erma holderman, walla walla, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, ellen h. richards, iunior class sec. william h. iaeb, minneapolis, minn., b.a. educalion, summer I950, vice-pres. band, pres. diaphony, s+eve spacelr, +elnoa, wash, b.a. educaiion, spring I950. dolores i. mcdaniels, coeur d'alene, idaho, b.a. educafion, winfer l950. james r. mcdaniels, orofino, idaho, b.a. edu- calion, winler I'-750. a. russel simons, ir., fonaslref, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, sec- freas, epsilon pi fau. middle row-john s. pearson, shellon, wash., b.a. in educalion, winfer I950. lrennefh n. lafavour, sulian, wash., b.a. educaiion, spring I950, ilx's. howard d. marlinson, spolrane, wash., b.a. in edu- cafion, spring l950. eugene w. horner, sandpoini, idaho, b.a. in educalion, winfer l950, lrappa della pi, lrey. vivian fail, chewelah, wash., b.a. educarion, spring I950, sec. press club, sec. alg, pres., sec. lawanka, scholarship and soc. chr. aws, w club, golden circle, ou+ of +he frying pan, our lown, kappa della pi, orchesis. leon p. sleenson, cheney, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, kappa delfa pi. howard ben miller, spolrane, bo'H'om row-p. w. swedburg, gresham, oregon, kappa della pi, apo. wash., b.a. in educalion, b.a. in ind. arls, alg, pres. apo, vice pres. epsilon pi fau, band, orchesfra. donald l. buckner, cheney, wash., b.a. in radio, b.a. in education, fall I949, lrappa della pi, diaphony, scribes of 5+h esiafe. phyllis garber campbell, vashon, wash., b.a. in educalion, summer l950. acei, afg, golden circle, soc. chr. kappa della pi. george a. belding, sealfle, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950, lois springer, coeur d'alene, Idaho, b.a. educafion, summer I950. page 17 saqacinus savants page 18 'lop row-lien slaier, seaHle, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950, pres. apo, iournal, pres, hudson hall, campus council. donald lc. howard, farminglon, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, summer I950, alpha phi omega. iames hoaglund, parma, idaho, b.a. in educaiion, spring l950, ilr's. pearl iilley, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer I950. malcolm dix, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, w club. donald b. spence, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950, w club. middle row-ron rosbach, chehalis, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950, scarlei' arrow, w club, varsi+y foorball. william oaies, mullan, idaho, b.a. in sociology, spring I950. pa+ricia gorham, iacoma, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950. carolyn m. foos, valley, wash., b.a. in music, b.a. in educafion, spring I95O, college choir, radio chorus, milcado. ralph siredwiclc, eliopia, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring l950, irc. don rosbach, chehalis, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring l950, scarlel arrow, w club, asla lreas. boifom row-marie barnes, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. milo ball, cheney, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring l95O, kappa delia pi. iune heinemann, rifzville, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, choir, radio chorus. w. e. van fredenberg, walla walla, wash., m. a. in educafion, spring I950, diaphony. iames gower, nowaia, oklahoma, b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. roberia iones, colville, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer l950, w club, our +own, daugh+ers of a+reus. proficient pedagogues lop row-ernesi' l. mcliie, noxcn, moni., b.a. in educaiion, summer I'-750. jack eken, spokane, wash., b.a. chemisfry, winier I950, frank b. fixemer, geneva, nebraska, b.a. in educa+ion, spring I95O. charles hahn, grand coulee, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I95O, arf club. john lrahle, claringfon, penn., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. dale r. johnson, asoiin, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, waferbouys, sihmarlc, epsilon pi lau. middle row-shirley hall, sfepioe, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. gene burlte, longview, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950, w club, varsify basllefball. +ed zeimanh, davenporf, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950. e. h. hambrook, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. joseph j. o'neill, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950. beHy louise learned, seaHle, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950, ou+ of fhe Frying pan, dream girl, snafu, alpha psi omega, german club, parnassus, homecoming comm. I949, nsa secrefary. boffom row-james r. Iaiuslry, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, vice pres. irc. lexine donaldson, bremerfon, wash., b.a. in educaiion, fall l950, ad. chr. monroe hall, sihmarlc, savagefies, frosh orienfaiion comm. wm. g. lcirlcwood, davenpori, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, w club, ilr's, varsify lraclc. marcella viles, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950, fawanlra, golden circle, euphonia, cheer leader. rosemarie hunf allgaier, yakima, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l95O, band, orchesfra, +rumpe+ 'I'rio. floyd l. clarlc, colville, wash., b.a. in journalism, summer l950, pres. press club, edifor journal, edi+or kinnilcinicll. page 19 dlllqent dllettanles 6 page 20 'lop row-floyd a. reynolds, ofhello, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950. iames lawrence, van- couver, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950. margaref gilberf, coeur d'alene, idaho, b.a. in educafion, summer 1950, choir, fhe barfered bride, german club, mu phi epsilon, freas. mary alice dawald, richland, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, pres. monroe hall. iohn p. hindley, spokane, wash., b.a. in psychology, spring 1950. donald f. baker, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa- fion, spring 1950. middle row-whifham o. workman, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, german club, kappa delfa pi. donald r. baird, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, spring 1950. frank r. fhomas, pasco, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, apo, diaphony, band, orchesfra. evelyn rudlong, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, savageffes. i. rodney pullen, spokane, wash., b.a. in polifical science, spring 1950, apo, german club. bob pryor, cheney, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, press club. boffom row-iean w. perraulf, foppenish, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, w club pres., varsify foofball I, 2, 3, 4, frack. herman h. pein, addy, wash., b.a. in educafin, spring 1950, varsify foofball 2, 3, 4, 'track I, 2, 3, w club, pcci heavyweighf boxing champion 1947, 1948, suffon hall officer, all- conference foofball second feam 1947, 1948. roberfa monroe, bridgeporf, wash., b.a. in educa- fion, fall 1949, pres. monroe hall, afg. hugh neuman, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950. fred r. perraulf, foppenish, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, w club, frack. shir- ley williams, bremerfon, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring 1950, pres. prog. chr, aws, who's who, golden circle, freas, iunior class, vice pres. monroe hall, vice pres., pres. w club, orchesis, ski club. campus council, soc. chr. fawanka, afg. sludinus shldenis lop row-walfer barland, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. arnold bowers, chelan, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer l950. iames felice, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer l950. iack e. mclaughlin, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, winier I950. floyd l. iohnson, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, winier I950, business s+uden+'s assoc., rifle club, scribes. be'Hy rose iohnson, moses lake, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer l950, s+uden+ council, w club, freas. senior class. middle row-ieanelie a. siHon, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer l950, w club. iames i. gruber, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. louis egan, spokane, wash., b.a. in edu- cafion, spring I950. donald g. moss, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. john ken- neih purcell, rockford, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I950. donald d. rivers, coulee dam, wash., b.a. in educafion, b.a. in chemis+ry, spring I950, +reas. ik's, grad. assisl. phofography. boHom row-roberf l, spear, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. waller h. quade ir., spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, fall I949. william alberl elder, dayfon, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950. i. pairick shields, pasco, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950, apo, arg, waferbouys, sifzmark, irc, varsify swimming, wresfling. iames nessly, harringfon, wash., b.a. in sociology, b.a. in educafion, spring I'-750. roberf ross, richland, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, si+zmark. page 21 page 22 meritorious mentors i if 'iz . g i gb' i i +op row-edward dunn, bremerfon, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950, varsi+y baseball I949, varsiiy lennis capfain l950, a.m.s. vice presidenf, apo, alg. dale rueppel, spokane, wash, b.a. in eco- nomics and business, win+er I949, business club. iohn b. s+ell, oroville, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring l950, oul' of lhe 'Frying pan, siizmark. cora e. nelles, spokane, wash., b.a. in eclucalion, spring I950, alpha sigma. rober+ kucklick, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950. richard +. o'larey, wenarchee, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950. middle row-don m. smalley, Sprague, wash., b.a. in economics, spring l950, business siudenls associ- afion. ioe lowe, longview, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I95O, varsily fooiball l, 2, 3, 4, w club. rom fyrrell, selah, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I95O. ronald walker, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, summer l950. elwin e. wrighl, iuneau, alaska, b.a. in eclucaiion, spring l950. agnes mulcahey, cashmere, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950. boliom row-velma smi-lh, spokane, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring l950. larry kiehn, rilzville, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I95O. bob adams, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer l950. ernesl rohde, echo, oregon, b.a. in educalion, winler I949. mariam l. bar+leH, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer l950. elmo l. barl'leH, pomeroy, wash., b.a. in eclucalion, sum- mer I950. prolilio professors +op row-iohn b. schefzle, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, winrer I950. george siberi, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950. wilford karrer, o+is orchards, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, winier I950. ronald aubrey, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. donald anderson, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. rex alsfrom, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I950. f middle row-weldon aydelorie, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa'rion, spring I950. allen anderson, spokane, wash., b.a. in music, fall 1949. anna marie bruce, chafeau, moniana, b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. barbara walker, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950. merrill newbill, hunfers, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring I950. iack bloom, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I950. bo'Hom row-roberf barnard, nespelem, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I950. leroy bolkan, spo- kane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. phyllis bohan, usk, wash., b.a. in sociology, spring I950. kennefh brans+el'+er, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I950. gloria baker, wenafchee, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. golden circle, chr. iunior prom, homecoming comm. I949, pub. chr. iunior class, hisi. kappa pi. edwin shearer, spokane, wash., b.a., spring I950. page 23 eliie educators page 24 'lop row-'Frances malcolm, yakima, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring l950, pres, monroe hall, key. charles m. mandell, cheney, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. edward e. maylaerry, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, summer I950. ru+her'ford lo. hayes, cheney, wash., b.a. in educaiion, sum- mer l950. wayne o. hill, cheney, wash., b.a. in educarion, fall I949. leland a. hubenrhal, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer l950. middle row-iohn I. dodroe, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. milicn r. durand, pasco, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. harry grabow, marlin, wash., b.a. in educaiion, 'fall I949. roberi b. greene, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. kenneih iernigan, spokane, wash., b.a. in economics, spring I950. roberf s. iohnson, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa- +ion, spring l950. boHom row-iack c. cooke, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950. arfhur b. capps, spo- kane, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring l950. richard p. comsiock, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa- iion, spring I950. roberr i. cappello, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer I950. donald w. carlon, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950. william w. bernbeck, wilbur, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, spring I950. sacrosanci surrealisls 'lop row-francis coelho, dos palos, calif., b.a. in arf, summer l950, pres. kappa pi, pres. alpha sigma, blue key. raymond w, cliff, oiis orchards, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, summer I950. pauline dills, moses lake, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, iawanka. eva earnest coliax, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I95O. roberf galey, cheney wash., b.a. in educafion, summer l950. rich- ard c. olsen, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950. middle row-donald pearson, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa+icn, summer l950. claire f. slory, spokane, wash., b.a. in educarion, spring I950. elmer shulkin, spokane, wash., b.a. in educa-lion, spring I95O. sianley burkehalfer, cheney, wash., b.a. in educalion, spring I950. iackie alex- ander, waifsburg, wash., b.a. in educalion, winfer I950, +awanka, asb sec'y., orchesis, pres. monroe hall. 'lloyd reynolds, ofhello, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950. bolfom row-bill russell, spokane, wash, b.a. in economics, spring l950. dave binder, walla walla, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950, soc. chr. hudson hall, pres. senior class. bernard a. bennelf, wilbur, wash., b.a. in educalion, summer I949, kappa della pi, key, irc, press club, alg, lrailerville council. allan w. rainsberry, oroville, wash., b.a. in educaiion, -fall I949, pres. silzmark, apo, campus council, epsilon pi iau. vernon fox, colville, wash., b.a. in educaiion, summer 1949, pres. sulfon hall, campus council. carl ice nagel, kelso, wash., b.a. in educa'rion, summer i950. page 25 superior sgmbulisis page 26 QM' Q 5. .4 f 3 iw fop row: sara sampson, oppori'uni+y, wash., b.a. in educaiion, winier I950. dave fluaiH, spokane, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring l950, w club, kdp. arihur dale collins, whiie salmon, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring l950. edgar i. s+ephan, newporf, wash., b.a. in educafion, spring I950, varsiiy fracll 48, 49, 50. dan anderson, millingion, illinois, b.a. in educafion, spring l'-750. william durham, spokane, wash., b.a. in educaiion, 'Fall I949. boHom row: leila s. hiclcman, worley, idaho, b.a. in educafion, spring l950. william a. golden, walla walla, wash., b.a. in economics, spring l950, silzmarlr. irene mann benneH', reardan, wash., b.a. in educa+ion, winier I949, lxdp, iawanka pub. chr., ellen h. richards pres., press club, aig, arf club, a cappella choir. ihomas d. ernesf, veronia, ore., b.a. in educalion, spring I950, varsi+y fooiball, w club vice pres. ernesl h. mclrinnon, omalc, wash., b.a. in educaiion, spring I950, hudson hall pres. '48, '49, waferbuoy, key. radio activitq a sharp more of progress was added 'ro Hwe ewc campus +l'iis year wiih iiie opening of radio siaiion icewc. sfarfing a siiorf fime ago on iiffie more Than a siioesfrinq, Hue radio group now boasfs a coniroi room, srudio suppiy room, wired sound broadcasfing and various classes in radio wriiing and mechanics. below, keifh franfow spins a disc in Hue radio coniroi room. progress . . . page 27 don buclrner, instructor in radio, was added to the tiacul- ty this year to assist in organ- izing the radio program at eastern. li a view ot the radio broadcasting booth at the tieldhouse. students received experience at the basketball games which were broadcast this year. working at the controls are Ernie ataganis, announcer: iames seelig, pro- ducerg don geiisbeek, operator: ed wolte, and iim lambros, p.a. system. scribes et the fifth estate scribes ot the titth estate is composed ot students who have participated in a radio broadcast or written a script tor a commercial station. tirst row: iim seelig, al latimer, ralph smith, ed wolte. second row: floyd clark, bob smalley, al lcammerzell, jack stimp- son, margery rannard, don buclrner, instructor: daphne dodds, adviser: shirley white, marian ashe. third row: buddy ray, dick harder, ierry peters, ernie ataganis, glenn madsen, rex king, instructor: bob urie. members ot the taculty look over the blueprints to the radio station. seat- ed: miss dodds, dr. isle, mrs. bunneil. standing: keith trantow, dr. dressler and don buckner. . . . is no product of the uninspired page 28 a web ot wires encircles the campus as the result ot lineman bell's tlylike abilities. this wire runs from the control room-via The tloodlight poles ot woodward field-to the tieldhouse. the first program to be aired over these wires was The dr. tsiang convo- canon. i i 1 since The radio workshop was formed at eastern three years ago, many students have written programs tor spokane stations. darl maxwell shows the script he Wrote tor the Trentwood aluminum plant, which was broadcast over station kfio, to mr. and mrs. theodore schmidt. mr. schmidt is public re- lations director tor the trentwood plant. kewc's record drive held the limelight at eastern tor several weeks. dances, collec- tion booths and competition between or- ganizations To see which could collect the most records turned the trick to the ioy ot the spinnin' and chinnin ' tans. bill bar- ton and joan kelly do their bit tor the cause. away from the glare ot the tloodlights another phase ot radio at eastern demands constant and skilled attention. the technical radio equipment used in the radio work- shop demands a good deal ot overhauling by roger cole and don bell, student repair- men. the radio supply room is located in Showalter hall near the bookstore. HELPIBUH- ,' EVE Dfjnllxlsqfjj s as more inaccessible than . . . page 29 page 30 penthouse be it ever so humble, there's no plcice like sutton holl. Sutton hall sutton men toke greot pride in the brood eclucotion they re- ceive while ot eastern. here is proot of the higher colibre ot their intellectuol pursuits. . . don gordon, connie brodie ond don mclcolm comprise the Heoger three. juniors sianding: gene lcelly, wes sfewarf, ray conrad, dick eicher, george long, dick kareen, ernesf caviness, jack brommer, al lcasfl, floyd c. morifz. seared: earl hylfon, gene filrsdal, bill lowiher, pai whirehill, fony carpine, roberf lrorn, milron mcdermo'H, fred carpine, larry kiehn, norman lavigne, dave harringron, dave lo+z. sophomores bob carlfon, presidenr of +he sopho- more class. sfanding: pere ryan, ray lincoln, iim lord, nial worsham, bruce rhompson, howard beHy. seared: harry sher- burne, ed ramsread, don gordon, howard glazier, bill main, 'lom marfin, dwigh+ moser, earl hanson, carl boe, bill loken, diclt sfockman, john ruud. freshmen sfandingz hal werner, dick angus, dean roffler, don malcolm, jim mc- clelland, allen rogsiad, roger quillen, ernesr lhies, warren scheibner, iim milner, jerry quillen, pai carley, lynn roseberry, mic h a el 'l'rainer, dave peferson. seared: ierry lrinniburg, arr eclrerr, larry richmond, bob nelson, curlis chrislopherson, david dubois, pal coleman, iaclc sells, ierry magorfy, charles calkins. personalities . . . page 31 through These portals pass The mos? becu- filul girls in The world. for example, senior hall bocusfs sacaiawea nadine cole . . . 'N nadine cole senior hall it can'T all be fun. iune heine- mann, paf fish, and bette Thomas presenf ci sTuclious pose for The kin- nikinick camera. lllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllIllIllIIllIlllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllliIlllllllllllllllllllllllll page 32 more tyrannical than freshmen frosh officer: beverly kel- ler, secretary. sophomores g . l wks sophomore officers: mary dawson, secretary, lois Thom- as, program chairman, mary lou meyerhoff, Treasurer. ' X l l i i , 'y,s1l1I11UI'S iunior officers: ann gro- ham, Treasurer, oltomoe sims, publicity. firsf row: baxfer, edwards, miles, planefz, heimbigner, walker, carelr, nelson, daugherly alberg, lcamlin, macdermid, milner, foreson. 2nd row: ellioff, howell, seimer, wagner. van wormer, robison, swarfz, lcoenfopp, nordhus, lceller, while, boulwell, lcendall, sfouf, anderson, bauer, fullz, ruff. 3rd row: walker, douglass, rolsefh, sfevens, anderson, ellioff, wendf, collins, doneen, suhadolnik, fomlinson, wilhelm, panneff, mccamanf, hippes renlcerf, hollenbaclx, denny, hafley, schewe, iohnson, anderson, brommer, bridgwaler. 'firsl' row: hoslcins, widmyer, franlxlin, day, cross, haas, emfman, milner, munroe. 2nd row: gordon, fish, colombi, ericlcson, fhomas, medford, filion, lzaramer, sfowsand, goose- law. 3rd row: herding, iames, bulloclr, marsh, hansen, robbins, Williamson, millhorn lol-and. firsf row: bare, parlrer, plasler. second row: lwichell, gillespie, chrisfensen, wiggs baqdon, Koch, grohs. fhird row: sparlxes, sims, dwinell, deerwesfer, graham, hawlcins waller. senior students . . . page 33 hey, buddy, got an extra sack tor a guy that's dog tired? hudson hall hudson hall, the students' home away from home. hudson is a com- bination ot men's dormitory and homes lor married cou les with a P , tew young ladies discreetly housed at one end. it was purchased short- ly alter the war to take care ot the rapidly expanding enrollment. MXN page 34 ui regardless ot the picture at the top of the page, students at hudson don't exactly lead a dog's lite. the poker laces belong to don howard, bob urie, karl smith, walt bouse, bill oates, and larry miles. haughtier than . juniors firsf row: poole, beckiey, bock, hughes, mc cullen, heafh. ershaw, ruff, gier, rhcmas. back row: sorensen, voege, warnecke, maddox, richards, wallace, clark, richards, iohn- son, kammerzeil, burgen. sophomores I I firsr row: riggie. prekeges, alien kalal, rocksirom, salmon, yeager. second row: iohnson, rahn whiieley, bauer, smifh, flory, sin clair, durand, gmeiner. ihird row plaggemeier, gepford, vaughn or l , ciif+, sf. clair, woife, iohnson, r siimpson, bailey. back row frederickson, saviffs, +ran+ow sco'H', bohanon, delp, zorb, sieck er, crail, chris'I'ensen, sienson. ernle afaganis, sophomore smdenr councii represenrarive. freshmen firsf row: brodie, norsiad, coi- ier, brosh, pierce, berry, johnson, r. v,, milne, vandermeer, garreH', kallas, second row: hodges, dough- eriy, clark, merrill, mc kibben, sheely, gesche, landrerh, beck, hinze, easion, larson, r. fhird row: grossman, allen, cole, lay- mance, leviH', dicicinson, d. ihom- as, gibson, fowler, hubbard, lea- man, webb, laughery. back row: gaines, biakely, ficker, krueg- er, rowland, bly, hinderer, +ewes, oleson, kimball, brainard, badgley, guhlke, hagerfy, mcinfosh, suffon. i l ph I page 35 hudson women back row: darlene weaver elaine shellon, belly lou milcham margery nobles, charlolle holmes awanna laughlin, molly mason connie banks, loreila decker, ioyce hergerl, clara boyce. fron? row: beH'Y mc null, gail han- sen, gilda smilh, marilyn mc carly mercedes sleigler, abbie wrighl mary ashlock, marilyn losfer. hudson married couples freshmen firsl row: ellis, keller, yule, shel- ledy, 'l'obinski, kamla, branson, walker, hyrkas, allen. second row: swanson, sorrells, ely, +ain'l'er, l1un+, lockhead, marune, ma++ice, h. w. smilh, henderson, loncosly, iones. back row: wallace, yip- pee, po'Her, aylward, holman, lhress, yeaman, phil grub, frans, fahringer, wilson, sawyer, while- hed, vanbell. marilyn mccurry, freshmen closs sociol choirmon, howard honson, freshmen closs mr. ond mrs. clorence reed, mr. ond student council represenloliveg morgery mrs. ken dcavis, mr. cmd mrs. david cox. nobles, freshmen closs Treasurer. page 36 'uw monroe hall home of The moids from monroe. nesTled in buck of The Cid building, monroe pro- vides living quorfers Tor mony of The ec1sTern Coeds ond meols Tor The girls from monroe ond senior. ci few of The girls from monroe ore hypnoTized by The piono. spellbound by The lovely music: ore poT hormon, marilyn sf. mary lseoTedl, beverly porref, iecin compbell, normcx cook, ond mcxrieftc hciddox. a monastery Q u page 37 ' ' sea+ed: urness, whi+e, cobb, marfin, mor+on, femp- lin, hayfield. srandingz webb, geisinger, kerns, cook, sharp, norrhrup, sfelzer. were ethel crow, secretory, eileen webb vice president borborc: Schoenberg, so ciol chairmen. sophomores firsi row: iohnson, ihomas, yonekawa, mc nally, young, srormeni, egger+h, payne. pqf hqrmonl Sogigl Chglr second row: hudlow, harmcn, +ravis, mc neill, maple, Kern, lockridge, harmon, green, mor- mon, nqdine Zomes Vice ron. rhird row: haddox, fleming, parre++, siecker, perers, rannard, sr. mary, +anner, f ' president dennis, duvall. freshmen firsr row: osburn, gibson, lanes, richarf, bourn, iennings, coffey, buchanan, clever. Phyllis fish, prog,-Gm Chglf second row: fish, renn, rodeck, frainer, sharp, clark, hadachek, lrormenoff, larson, weeks, man harris, smirh. ihird row: lifilefon, galloway, yakish, snead, mc gregor, ashe, lavin, larsen, A richmond, hardwood, schafer, ruark, smifh, husoy. pugm: 38 trailerville fron? row: kennelh brooks, iohn foos, lrailer- ville mayor: lrellh yafes, iommy yales, doris brooks, clolores yales, evalyn iorppa, reba Torp- pe, yuvonne buclxley, gall marie buclrley, do- lores ryan, erma carlson, lean newbill, phyllis campbell. second row: donald forppa, fed befhards, rowena beflhards, ieralcl ryan, sfuarf campbell. af leff: mr. and mrs. iaclc phillips relax inside lhelr lrailer while lhe lhird member of 'rhe lamlly slares inqulsiflvely al lhe camera. troilerville from The Third floor of show- olfer hcull. troilerville was established shorfly offer The vvor for The convenience of The morried students offending eosi- ern. AMI she reigns page 39 page 40 from embryo to Colossus, the ultra modern, S700,000 new girl's olor- mitory ot eastern stretches skyward with each passing clay, top left. top right, future eastern students trolic in the new trailerville ploy- ground. bottom, the homecoming clisploy ot thomas and gassman's, spokane, heralds to the world thot we are building a tuture ot eastern. with regal splendor all campus men firsf row: ialxe rufer, ierry pelers, la vern gerflar, richard quigley, iaclr 'Frosl'. second row: roger iohnson, carl pear- son, bill barfon, floyd clark, curlis ludwig, randall arne'H. students finding confinemeni of Campus life Too cramping Throw off the bonds by living off The campus. some Take bill's as Their headquarters, some 'rake iimmy's and There are siill others who cook Their own meals. to These hardy easi- erners, bless Their souls, we pay homage. ull campus women georgiana wallace, vivian grimmefl, cheral sumsion, rulh freeman, winifred guss. fresh presi davis presi james seelig, junior class president buddy ray, junior class siudeni council represenlaiive. 'lirsl lable clockwise: dan schoenberg, w. bar- lanen, vincenl rainier, george hills, iim lambros, add robinson, arl wyer, bill smilh, roberl green, peler mervensk, bob johnson. second lable: bill harringlon, maxine hawlien, donald ander- son, iack hammond, kurf gayda, bob carson, george richler, lloyd breeden, ed shearer. car shol: dave pelerzen, ralph smilh, dan scho- enberg, shirley king, dave clark, arlhur Fink, ed dodroe, ierry saling, dick comslock. a slow day in The parking lol page 42 firsl lable clockwise: delores prescoll, neil pres- coll, bob burns, elclred gilpin, earle simmons, dewain grier, gunnar munlher, louis marrazzo, hib bender, rom richardson, al nesbill. second lable: lloyd breeden, berl long, roy larsen, pal vilulli, ray holms, bob ross, george cannon, wall ernesl. Hrs? Table: dan schoenberg, w. d. aydelolle, lang murdock, gerri cobb, don cobb, 'floyd breeden, don halhaway, dave clark, roberl' clark. second lable: bruce hayden, lony kalip- +o, dick comslock, ed dodroe, samuel dahmen, bill recor, ed mayberry, glen ryan, don filus, ierry saling, roberl lhome. commuters 'rhe palhs of learning lead lo easlern lor lhe many commulers who lravel cheney-bound high- ways each day To allend classes on lhe college hill. each day begins and ends lor 'lhese lire-burning easlerniles wilh a cup ol collee al 'rhe sludenf union, iusl before classes begin or while wailing for The ride home. ccmmulers form an imporlanl parl ol easlern. many mainlain excellenl grade poinl averages and olhers are aclive in clubs and aclivilies. ski club presidenl arf swanson and ierry saling, who performed in lhe ewc-ellensburg show, show Thar lhe commuler can parlicipale aclively in college lile. an oustanding school in the field ot music, eastern has made much progress from the time the picture above was token in 1924 to the large concert band which is being directed by benedict hallgrimson below. the new music building is another phase in the program at eastern to en- large facilities and give the stu- dent ample opportunity for ex- pression. the building was con- structed during the summer of i948 and contains practice rooms, o music library and an auditorium for band and or- chestra rehearsal. the building was designed so that another wing can be added later. and there was music it lu. M ma., lim while trumpets sound . page -1-3 Sharps and llals iean swanson ai' The organ, lop riglil. roberl' barnes playing ine piano, lop left il. slewarf smiflw, direclinq, middle lefl. iames ellingson puls a bow lo line bass viola, middle riglwl. bob lavoy, iames ellingson in The music library, bollom leil. roy Headley, bob simmons, harold unrul1, gene nelson, le roy bollxan, ron sclwaffer, harry davis and charles barfanen, boys oc+e'H'e, ready for lnarmonizinq, bollom riqnl. . her solemn requiem page 44 hugs ucletle a cappella choir lacultg string quartet student string quartet in tirst row: mcnutt, koentopp, sharp, warwiclc, gibson, bair, brommer, deering, munrce, ien- nings, luella milner. second row: lorraine mil- ner, phillips, denny, anderson, toos, bippes, howard, batten, nordhus, wheeler, ricl-ieson, peters. third row: iames, vanhise, cochran, hamilton, simmons, kennedy, martin, moser, lrallas, bartanen, townsend, ott. back row: davis, unruh, nelson, grub, barton, tibbitts, tritle, cole, ballran, schafter, stimpson, palmer, magorty. harold paul whelan, eileen webb, otto hut- tenbach, benedict hallgrimson. ruth freeman, nathan kamaclr, carol bullock, vic sands. music is an integral part ot the student's ed- ucation at eastern, and consequently the college ranks high in music circles throughout the north- west. among the many prominent and active musical organizations on the campus are the a cappella choir, faculty string quartet and student string quartet. page 45 U I' El a I1 i Z5 H t i 0 I1 S W . and still most airborne iaclcie alexander, vivian tait, shirley williams, phyllis lcluboisl shrauger. altamae sims, lien slater. buddy ray, ray conrad. leroy buclrley, don williams, carl nagel, ron rosbach. who's who in american colleges fourteen eastern students were named to the l95O who's who in american col- leges. chosen by the student council, they were iudged by their service to the school, academic ability and general character. the willingness to vvork to achieve an ob- iective, the initiative and the abilities of this group have been responsible tor numerous important innovations, in the line of pro- gress, at eastern during the last several years. dick lutt and art ccipps were also elected to who's who. radio chorus tront row: mollie deering, donna van hise, lenore howell, icy marie ialrey, betty beard, laura lepage. carolyn toos, bessie young, ioan mc nally. back row: william cahill, iames lambrose, victor huhbard, ron tangen, don tibbitts, walter schaar. fred leitch, gordon swyter, john tan- cher, kenneth gesche, donald diclcen- son. accompanist, margaret iean ol- son. a long-standing symbol of eastern's tradition and progress has been the scarlet arrow men's honorary. listing many campus leaders in its midst, membership is one of the highest honors granted to men students. the scar- let arrow sponsors the annual football and basketball banquets at which time honorary captains and inspirational awards are presented to outstand- ing team members. this year's football awards were given to don rosbach and carl nagelg basketball awards went to dick luft and gene burke. the scarlet arrow-faculty basketball game is also a part of the group's annual activities. proceeds go toward their scholarship fund. page 48 scarlet arrow me11's hunnrarg top, front row: don rosbach, fred carpine, bob pot- fenroth, steve spacek, manio phillips, Ieonard thrapp, sec- ' ond row: pat risley, dick luft, dick eicher, ray conrad, ron rosbach. seen at the scarlet arrow-faculty basketball game, in basket: steve spacek, tront row: bob poffenroth, fred carpine, ron rosbach, don rosbach, ray conrad, iaclc shrauger. second row: ed mc caffrey, don williams, herm penn. golden circle golden circle, womens honorary, was iirsf esiablished in I939, io honor iunior and senior women who have given oulsfanding service lo ihe school, lapped annually, lhose who oblain membership win one of The hiqhesl' honors available io easiern women, fhe eleven who earned membership lhis year have been acrive in all phases of college life: clubs, campus government and in various exlracurricular aclivilies. receiving rhe honor were marilyn chrisfensen, nadine cole, shirley williams, eileen webb, rufh nor+hrup, phyllis shrauger, alfamae sims, alpha spence, phyllis campbell, winnifred guss. viv- ian +ai+ was selecied for rhe honorary lasi year. group adviser is mrs. anderson. gloria baker, al+amae sims, nadine cole, phyllis shrauger, vivian faif, ruih norfhrup, winnifred guss, eileen webb, alpha Spence, phyllis campbell, shirley williams, marilyn chrisfensen. a if- .Q , ir r P. - .l sr i-955 -gg W! 'Q y -E '- picfured ai ihe golden circle initiaiion banquel' above, leil' 'lo righr are: marilyn chris- fensen, alpha spence, shirley williams, quest phyllis shrauger, eileen webb, mrs. ander- son, adviser: vivian faif, alfamae sims, ruih nor+hrup, winnifred guss, gloria baker, nadine cole, phyllis campbell. page 49 1nlercnlleq1ale kmqllls an eslablished honorary on lhe easlern campus is lhe in+ercoIlegia+e lcnighls which includes in ils membership men oulslanding in school service and aclivilies. sponsorship ol' lhe winler march of dimes drive and ol lhe homecoming sweelhearl, shirley morris, were a parl ol lhe group's aclivilies lhis year. honorable dulres ol lhe honorary were iaclc shrauger and howard picard. qualilicalions lor membership include an inleresl and willingness lo give service and supporl lo lhe college. eligibility is limiled lo sophomores. walerbuogs membership in lhe walerbuoy swimming honorary is oblained by swim per- lormance lryouls belore club members who are waler safely inslruclors. lur- lhered in aclivily opporlunilies by lhe large lieldhouse pool, lhe club serves lo slimulale swimming aclivilies among college sludenls and local residenls. members are required lo earn lile saving and waler salely cerlilicales and, as a group, sponsor college splashes and individual swimming lessons lor non-mem- bers inleresled in improving aqualic skills. presidenls This year have been led belhards, lallg pal shields, winlerg carl pearson, spring. page 50 lronl row: roy lhomas, lewis clark, david lolz, harry davis, ronald lolz, charles clark, how- ard Odell, carl schmidl. second row: harold neuslel, douglas laylor, dean van vliel, john richardson, ralph iseli, lack lrosl. lhircl row: rich- ard quigley, marvln maxwell, iohn bohanon, scoll wrighl, jack marlin, howard rahn, ed slenson, raymond elder. in boal: bill berkley, wayne anderson. sealed: george mroz, joyce loreson, orvin ljoslolvson, ioann bosshard, maxine loreson, carl pearson, belly beard, ralph gilberl, ann geisinger, russel larscn, phyllls williams. slanding: wally beard, adviser: pal shields, howard berry. firsf row: mrs. hank bamman, adviser: ruih norrhrup, suzzie see- lig, sally +af+, vivian +ai+, marilyn chrisfensen, ioyce mc donald, pauline dills, shirley williams, lee SCl'1mid+, adviser. second row: donna bagdon, darlene harmon, io ann mecham, ianice marfin, pal' fish, pernie neves, loreHa rimpler, bev parreff, al+amae sims, aurelia day, loreHa colombi. phyllis wiggs, mary lou meyerhoff, iaclrie alexander, kafhleen dowling, vivi- an birge, mari rannard, marilyn sl. mary, iean campbell, lrafie deerwesfer, ioann lierns. fourfh row: marieHa haddox, nadine zornes, mary dawson, laurie baker, eihel crow, virginia wilson, berna hamm, lois muse, ann graham, ioan kelly. fronl row: lois ihomas, rhelma rolsefh, david du- bois, beverly lceller, marlha barier, ruby iohnson, beHy lou mi'l'cham, 'FayeHa lish- er. second row: donna lee +homas, nancy bemiss, eileen webb, lrari hidle, beverly anderson, nadra morion, ardyrh larsen, ianel' sievens, evelyn hadachelr. +hird row: barnes, vic- +or sands, don williams, wallace plowman, don fib- biHs, howard appel, how- ard hansen, alfred lrammer- zell. tawanka sophomore girls who have shown ouisianding work in service aclivilies and have mainiained a l.25 grade poini are selecled for membership in iawanlxa, women's service organizalion. sponsoring an annual spring Yolo, lhe organ- izalion exlends easlernile hospiialily on ihe campus and io ihe college visifors. fhis service honorary also serves as a willing group +o furiher sludenl' body acliviiies and inleresls. under lhe leadership of vivian fail, presidenf, 'ia- wanka has conlribuied much 'ro eas'rern's progress of I95O. scholarship winning recogniiion ihis winler as a campus organizaiion, il-ie scholarship club is becoming an acfive and progressive club under The leadership oi lois ihomas, presideni. consisiing oi scholarship holders ar easrern, 'rhe group has worked io iuriher scholarship opporiunifies and fo make people aware of 'rhose available al easlern. ofher officers who have helped in organizing The campus scholarship winners are rhelma rolsefh, dave dubois, bev keller and loreira colombi. page 51 alpha tau gamma the year i950 has been the third and most progressive year ot eastern's educational organiza- tion, alpha tau gamma. organ- ized in I947 tor those interested in torming a teaching group, the club has become a chapter ot the future teachers of america and is now attiliated with the national education association and the washington education association. alpha tau gamma is composed ot students maioring in education. tront row: barbara harwood, betty richart, ioann ruark, phyllis campbell, elizabeth gordon, ianet johnson, pernie neves, frances sorensen, verna rae brommer, margaret twichell, elaine ploster, norma tanner, second row: neal gmeiner, gil martinez, demitrios prelteges, a. l. lcanenwisher, lloyd hughes, harry peterson, bill hunt, pat shields, dwight moser, robert bowman, ben bauman, curtis luclwig, richard quigley, charles bemiss. BCE the asociation tor child- hood education is organized to bring together those inter- ested in furthering knowledge and understanding of child- hood education. the group promotes progressive educa- tion and works to raise the standards tor teachers and leaders in the field of educa- tion. tirst row: ioann kerns, beverly mc neil, phyllis campbell, lois Springer, mae iackson, pernie neves, phyllis williams. second row: pauline dills, janet iohnson, betty hanne- ITIBFI. page 52 men's W club fronl row: gene kelly, norm la vigne, holl brewer, wall' bouse, bob poffenrofh, bill lowiher, fred carpine, al lcasll, don spence. second row: ernie caviness, arn- old bowers, bob logue, lony car- pine, dave harringlon, bill lcirlr- wood, ivan benlon, gene hoon, larry lriehn. 'third row: don rosbach, richard lufl, ray shehan, gene burlce, pal whilehall, anion rasmussen, 'lom ernesl. liourlh row: mal dix, bob mac avoy, herb payne, dave 'fluia'l l'. fronl row: charles cole- man, don millelsradl, don lorppa, bob small, lawrence arnold, arl oquisl, dwighl moser, bob richards. second row: don beck, ralph iseli, roy lhcmas, wimp sloclrer, ioe cordell, charles clarlr, iohn lroch, phil purcell, iaclr hale, bud smarl, larry landrelh, iim culler, earl anderson, don- ald spence, claylon wall- ace, dick bernlsen. Ii a c e winning a w and acquiring membership in easl'ern's alhlelic w club has high- qhled many a college career. wearers of fhe red and while w musl win lhis ward lhrouqh one requiremenl of lhe alhlelic deparlmenl and lhrough parli- ipalion in easlern's rnaior sporls. led by presidenf gene perraull lhe club nded a successful I95O wilh lheir annual spring varsify ball. ewc rifle club 'lhe rifle club made a fall appearance on campus as a newly organized group ol Zl members. a parl oi lhe nalional rililemens associalion, lhe easlern chap- rer was formed for lhose inleresred in inler-school rifle meels and in lurlhering marksmanship abililies. advised by paul woolf, lhe group is headed by don forppa, president lawrence arnold, secrelaryg and arf oquisf, lreasurer. page 53 BJUIIDV' wome11's ' s s club mary lou meyerhoff, 'Francis goedde, ru+h norfhrup, im- ogene gullick, io ann mecham, shirley williams, ianice hay- field, velma smiih, vivian +ai+. noi piclured: elsie hamil+on. under lhe leadership of presidenl' velma smifh, lhe women's w club spon- sored Their annual high school play day spring guarler, parlicipafed in by wash- ingfon high school sfudenls. +he club sponsors an alhlelic scholarship and works 'ro luriher inieresl in women's sporls on campus. membership in 'lhe alhleiic organizalion is earned lhrough poinfs for sporls padicipalion, physical educafion classes and lhrough rnainlaining a sfandard grade poinl. ouisianding in ellen h. richards, home economics club, acliviiies This year was fhe eleciion of conference candidale Ieila iames as presidenl of 'rhe norfh- wesfern division of The naiional organizarion af rhe fall conveniion al monfana siaie college and 'rhe nominaiion of mrs. louise anderson as norihweslern adviser. under fhe leadership of presidenfs evelyn Shaeffer. Winief, and iodn lieFf1S. spring, lhe group held several social affairs and parficipaied in campus lunc- lions. fhe club has worked 'ro furiher inleresl in home economics al easiern. ellen h. richards fronl' row: pauline dills, eve- lyn shaffer, io ann lcerns, per- nie neves. second row: margaref fwifchell, 'Francis sor- ensen, marilyn iennings, elaine clark, pai' harmon, rufh norih- f rup, loreHa rimpler. page 54- I 1 X' 1 lhe mewc chapler ol music educalors nalion- al conference has work- ed lo promole good music lhrouqh lhe agen- cies ol music educa- lion. open lo lhose in- leresled in lhis lield ol leaching, lhe nalional group is able lo keep in conlacl wilh musical aclivilies lhrouqhoul lhe counlry. lhe easlern washing- lon fellowship has been aclive lhis year, bring! ing numerous speakers lo appear belore lheir group and cheney au- diences. lhe 'fellowship quarlel, clave lolz, iim palmer, eslher baker and eileen ebrighl, pic- lurecl below, lorms an aclive and indispens- able parl ol lhis or- qanizalion. presidenl lor lhe year was dave lolz. sealed: eileen webb. slanding: evelyn gooclsell, lacully adviser: nalhan cammack, rulh alice free- man, iean olson, beverly parrell, bill cahill, evelyn hadachek, wallace plowman, iune heinemann, na- dine cole, ioan mc nally, ioy iakey. clill challer, whilworlh lacully member: ron lolz, ioan lhome, elaine plasler, eslher baker, lou- ella hudlow, naclra morlon, clean van vliel, dave lolz. mewc christian fellowship l 2 r diaphnng fron+ row: wendell exline, har- old whelan, benedici hallgrimson. second row: wilfred beard, william goffredsen, arihur biehl, william iaeb, james wilson. ihird row: willis ward, glenn david, dean gilber+, wallace plowman, douglas faylor. a+ leliz vic+or sands, richard poole, in siewarf smilh, don wil- liams, dick +homas. noi pic- luredz lawrence dunn, don fibbils, wall' fhomas, clifford mc carfney. page 56 mu phi epsilon mu phi epsilon is a nalional music sororily, having as iis purpose lhe recognilion of scholarship and musician- ship. lhe easlern epsilon iola chapler, insialled in I949, is aclive in promoling and supporlinq musical ac- 'livilies ol lhe school and in working lor lhe adyancemenl of music on 'rhe ewc campus. scholaslic slandards lor lhe group are high and laculfy recommendaiion is nec- essary lor membership. presidenl ol lhe music hon- orary is eileen weblog lacully adviser, marian lawlon. 'ironi' row: lois lhomas, eileen webb, georgiana wallace, phyllis shrauger. second row: allamae sims, iean slorlie, carol bulloclc, lois mc elroy, ioan mc- nally, vivian birge. noi' piclured: lean swanson, margarei gilberi, carolyn foos. diaphony is 'rhe men's music service honorary, in Hs second year al' easlern, which represenls lhe nalional phi mu alpha Sinfonia lraierniiy. fhe clulo's officers include william iaeb, president iames wilson, vice presidenlg viclor sands, secrelaryg and arlhur biehl, Treasurer. mr. hallgrimson, mr. smifh and mr. Whelan ioined sinfonia while sludenls on ofher campuses and are aclinq advisers of diaphony. ieanne haas, ioyce machos, marilyn christensen. carol bulloclx, clara boyce, mary ashloclr, estella osbern, marilyn toster, lexine donaldson, darlene galloway, mary lou meyerhotf, dolores sharp, shirley green, tayetta tisher, betty miles, mary ann olson, ona brommer, ioyce torenson. don smalley, iaclr bloom, ierry verge, homer potts, lien burnett, iaclr shatter, stewart chase, guest: wayne worsham, art capps, president: tred grittith, iack hammond. not pictured: iaclx thome and ernie ataganis. nrchesis Orchesis is composed ot women students who have interest and ability in modern dancing, the honorary, working with the college dance classes, presented a tall con which introduced easternites to an hour ot modernistic danc- ing. arranging their own chore! ography, orchesis members have succeeded in etticiently present- ing campus lite and humor in the dance torm. savaqettes eastern's marching savagettes, unitormed in red and white, drill at homecoming parade, at toot- ball games and in the tall and spring college parades. selected in tall quarter by tryouts, the group is captained by laurie baker. lieutenant is mary meyer- hott. business students association one ot eastern's newest and most progressive clubs is the business students association, or- ganized this year. advised by dr. paul woolt, the group sponsored the eastern appearance ot stewart chase, world tamous speaker and consultant in economical and public attairs. page 57 laken ai lhe kappa delli pi re- ceplion lor mr. and mrs. over- slreel. epsilon pi iau page 58 kappa delta pi fronl row: phyllis campbell, raymond por'l'er, presidenlg ray barreH', anion rasmussen, david fluia++, cecil dryden, beverly porler, phyllis shrauger. second row: eugene horner, perry swedberg, winifred guss, siuarl' campbell, don williams. oufslanding sludenls in educalion are enlilled lo membership in easlern's educalion honorary, kappa della pi. l'welve such candidales for inilialion were admilled for membership al a fall quarler banquel ai which dr. george werner, direclor of physical educaiion in spokane, was ihe honored guesl. lhe club has sponsored ihe appearance of well-known educalors such as dr. harry and dr. bonaro oversfreef who were received al a kappa della pi receplion when lhey spoke lo various easlern groups lhis spring, 'lhe or- ganizaiion was represenled af a nalional convenlion in illinois This year by adviser, omer pence, and club member, anion rasmussen. fronl row: fheodore belhards, gerald visser, edwin +hiringer, leslie blain, roberl johnson, 'Fred carpine. back row, in- iliaiing leam and olher members: e. l. dales, earl ochellree, s. lane, kennelh lcleizer, howard miller, lloyd vandeberg, dale iohnson, leslie Schroeder, carl schmidf, russell simons, manio phillips. lo earn membership in epsilon pi lau, alpha zela chapfer of lhe indusirial arls honorary, applicanls musl' undergo rigid oral and wriiien 'lesis and have con- formed ro 'rhe qualilicaiions esseniial for membership. charler members oi ihe organizalion were inilialecl lhis fall by 'rhe washinglon s+a+e chapler, followed by lhe firsl annual iniiialion in decem- ber. a spring banquei-iniriaiion was also held ioinlly wilh pullman and che- ney chaplers in spokane wirh dr. w. e. warner, execulive secrelary of The na- lional chapier, presenl. +hus progress has been lhe essenlial lheme of lhis easiern honorary which works lo recog- nize lhe skill in induslrial arls and in- duslrial vocalional educaiion. presi- den+ for I95O is leslie schroeder. --12' of siizmark fron? row: w, beard, b. beard, meslenhauser, p. creel, a. swan- son, kelly, m. bare, m. doneen, I. gerllar, fancher, r. larson, I. see mons, a. day, k. leclgerwood. second row: s. sinclare, li. iisher, b. larsen, d. raymer, d. pein, dennis, h. walker, sfevenson, c. iohnson, d fish. 'Ihird row: d. parks, I. iames, r. anderson, p. boellger, mariin, d. ellingwood, c. mercer, lilory, I. dennis, r. curl, b. Ioken, m, iohn son, n. worshum, h. larose, g. kohn. 'Sul silzmark ski club has progressed from lhe newlyeorganized small Group of four years ago lo one of lhe largesl and mosl aclive organi- zalions on campus. in addilion lo club lrips lo ml. spokane ihe sifz- markers held iheir annual sno-ball in coniunciion wiih a guess +he baby con+es+ . laie winler acliviiies in- cluded lhe sponsorship of a col- legiale ski meer. fhe epsilon rho chapfer of alpha phi omega. nalional scouling honorary, marked ifs second year as a prominenl and acriye group in campus and communily ailairs ai an an- niversary banquer in The deseri hofel. organ- ized by ken slafer and omer pence in I'-747, alpha phi omega assisled in lhe local boy scoul program. ' 4 I ls v, , , I., - - I oufer-circle, clockwise: d. Seaman, r. porler, m. foulon, b. small, w. roenicke, s. campbell s. mc nair, a. rainsberry, sfrauss, bradley, p. shields, I, schadegg, 'L befhards, r. gunder- son, h. moofharl, phillips, d. harler, p. swedberg, f. yan fredenberg, r. cummings, v. hubbard k. burnefie, r. barre++, k, slaier. inner-circle, clockwise: g. marfinez, I. blaine, r. dimond, i. clark I, griffifh, shrauger, mar+in, pelers, c. combs, b. cline, d. mc iniosh, e. aliaganis, g brown, rabideau, d. neef, I. chrisiiansen. page 59 fhe club sponsored lhe annual handsome har- ry coniesi, fhe spring barnyard brawl and has international relations club tront row: iames latusky, mary alice ring, kari hidle, ralph stred- wick, garnet maple, rose marie brevick, dorothy trimble. sec- ond row: wayne Ienss, tred ander- sen, t. barrett, don mittelstadt, al kammerzell, claude williams. the international relations club has become one ot eastern's most active or- ganizations this year. under the presidency ot ralph stredwick, the club sponsored rnany visiting speakers on campus and sent several eastern delegates to the northwest i. r. conterence at the university ot idaho. the group sponsored a reception tor dr. ting tu tsiang, chinese ambassador to the united nations, when he appeared betore an eastern audience this spring. club adviser is dr. campbell. the public discussions squad, with the student speakers bureau, extends opportunities to school, club, church organizations in the inland empire to secure program speakers trom the ewc student body. speaking betore spokane schools and in other inland empire localities this year, the group presented discussion panels on crime and mental suicide. public discussion squad first row: loretta colombi, pat renkert, bob iller, les cummins, ed wolte. second row: don geri- monte, bob small, harold kulm, phil beckley, max harding, les schneider, iim seelig, betty iones, louis gratious, adviser. speakers bureau tirst row: sai bharnuratna, betty beard, loretta colombi, iean olson, kari hidle, ed wolte. second row: louis grati ous, bob iller, max harding, les schneid er, wayne worsham, iim seelig. the speakers bureau has also been active in presenting individual talks betore inland empire audiences. guided by louis gratious, this group in- cludes several toreign students who have made trequent appearances to talk about their homeland. page 60 lcrefta colombi, editor iune erickson, editor ioe gruber, winter sports editor first group: bob hilton, reporter, mari. rannard, fall feature editor: howard hanson, reporter: bev lceller, reporter. second group: dwighf moser, winter, spring feature editorg keith yafes, spring associate editorg gene richards, spring news editor: ed sten- son, reporter: glenn maxwell, cheney free press editor: gueyl frost, Clarence bower, cheney free press: nadine zornes, winter as- sociate editor. the journal edited by loretta colombi fall quarter, the iournal underwent a revision in editorship win- ter and spring with iune erickson, tall associate editor, co-editing the school publication. cis- sociate editors for the year were nadine zornes and keith yates, winter and spring respectively. editorship positions were also assumed by gene richards, news editorg bob dwinell, tall sports editor, and ioe gruber, winter sports editor. writing up the news and meeting deadlines were but a part of this year's staff activities. revisions in make up style and special home- coming and spring editions have added to the publication's iournalistic progress. effective ideas on newspaper editorship were gleaned by the co-editors at a collegiate press confer- ence held at central washington college. h. e. holmquist is adviser. page 61 ez WW lib llfz, ' ' .,'Mfgfxgjigf5ji',IXti42I5if5f ,:7g'4 'ffffzgwg , ,, - ,, -' ft. ff' -laff.fs: ' V fi Y s ? 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I q 1fA floyd clcirk, editor will: progress as 'flue annual llweme, 'rbe i950 ltinniltinick slali has made progress ilweir goal 'ro publish one of eas+ern's besi yearbooks. under lhe ediiorslnip of floyd clark, flue sialic has worked io piciure eas'lern's progress, campus life and aclivifies. working wiiln 'l'l'l9 edilor in ine annual producfion were: associale edifor, phyllis sliraugerg copy edilor, miles lcing: piclure edilor and business manager, lien ledgerwoodg sporls edilor, ice gruber: organizafions edilor, iune ericltsong and aciivilies edilor, lor- eHa colombi, college sialf phoiograpbers were norm larson and jim piiiman. advice and guidance was offered in assuring 'l'l16 success of lbe l950 annual by adviser. li. e. l'1olmquis+. phyllig ghrqugerl qggociq-fe gdifor iim piflman, phofographerq ice gruber, iune ericlison, lien ledgerwood, lor ella colombi, miles king. page 62 front row: peters, l. gertlar, c. johnson, d. titus, g. ryan, m. holmes, v. grimmett, s. king, d. pein, earl simmons, r. pullen, c. pullen, h. lzulm, r. butts, r. smith. second row: d. smalley, mayeda, b. burns, r. king, n. radlye, g. cowan, stevens, r. walker, w. wright, t. bray, c. ludwig, r. thomas, a. manor, d. schoenburg. third row: schaeter, r. rickel, t. burroughs, frost, koch, p. purcell, l. price, l. buscher, ellingson, n. prescott, l. yates, a. nesbitt, m. nelson, toeter, lr. harn. front row: patsy cross, norma lee cook, betty richart, phyllis williams, rita williamson, vivian grimmett, betty lou mitcham, thelma rolseth, dorothy koentopp, connie banks. second row: gwelda macdermid, laura legape, doris rutt, jean richardson, keven mc lrivin, harvey lockhead, bud ray, beverly anderson, doris nordhus, marleen doneen, coyet hatley, molly ann mason. 'front row: jim lord, bob nelson, lillian fischer, dwight moser, loretta colombi, bob hilton, ken ledgerwood, june ericlrson, marj rannard, howard hanson, beverly keller, laila husoy, jim spidell. second row: don williams, jim lambros, nadine zornes, keith trantow, don berry, joan kelly, jim sutton, 'fred leitch, ginger smick, marie barnes, bob easton. commuters organized in the early twenties to serve as a social tie with cam- pus students, the commuters club now includes both spokane and cheney residents. an active part ot this organization is the car club, established this year to provide lower transportation expenses for club members. president is ralph smith. klgls kiyi, a recently organized but progressive group, provides much ot eastern's school spirit and ath- letic loyalty. headed by buddy ray, they served as an organized cheer- ing section at basketball and toot- ball games. honorary members are yell and song leaders. press club the press club includes in its membership eastern students who participate in journalistic, radio, or public relations vvork. established this year as a club function was the press-photographers ball which honored the evergreen basketball champions and king basketball, bill hallett. several members also attended an inter-collegiate press conference at ellensburg in the tall. club adviser is h. e. holmquist. vehicles . . . page 63 german club 'Fron+ row: dave harring- lon, barbara hyaH, rulh kern, kari hidle, Ioan cof- fey, dale plaggemeier. second row: george long, sluarl' campbell, vic hub- bard, marvin maxwell, lyle wood. dames club fron+ row: maxine nagel, ruih buckner, mary clark, doris kien- holz, berry fhrapp, mary ander- son, iean iones, faye armsfrong, iean newbill, pal' risley, helen -langen, nona cline, alleda arnold, marilyn hia'H, bernice sleenson. back row: mary hahn, marilyn garre++, jean moss, ioanne dix, dorolhy werfz, la verne mandell, evelyn rasmussen, beH'y barnard, helen inman, phyllis campbell, barbara benish, iackie bryan, dolores ryan, mrs. li. g. schadegg, adviser: doris brooks, mrs. roberi barnes, adviser: ioyce bryan. alpha sigma -fron? row: francis coehlo, rulh alice freeman, winni- 'Fred guss. second row: iohn richardson, ed ram- sfead, bob mohr, earl healhershaw. page 64- he who knows nor a foreign language-knows nolhing of his own. 'lhis quorarion serves as lhe molro of eas+ern's german club which iunciions on campus ro promole an inleresl and speaking knowledge of lhe german language. of- ficers oi ihe organizalion are viclor hubbard, presidenfg lyle wood, vice presidenrg pal' frasier, secrelary: lesfer slephan, rreasurer. fhe ewc dames club, member of lhe nalional married college women's or- ganizalion, is a large and acrive organizarion on easl'ern's campus. aclivilies include The sponsorship ol numerous social even'l's and kniiling and sporls groups which have been organized wirhin rhe club. serving as presidenls during lhe year were dcrolhy werlz, iallg and jean newbill, winrer and spring. ad- visers were mrs. dana har+er, mrs. frank schadegg, mrs. harold barnes. alpha sigma, arl club, has worked fo furrher inreresr and abiliries in arr al easrern. membership is open ro rhose inleresred in The painf and easel skills and includes many accomplished siudenr arrisls. lhe club sponsored 'rheir annual beaux arf ball This winrer. behind The iuutlighis lorna gottweig, howard appel, bernell sinn, al walker. the first play To be directed by mrs. dorothy smith at eastern Turned out to be a crowd-pleaser trom the tirst curtain. taking over in the absence of harold stevens, she immediately proved her ability as ci director by staging the hilarious you can't take it with you and giving the attending crowds entertainment a la mode. some scenes and actors Trom the play are pic- tured on This page. iohn leonard mrs. smith ralph ruff alpha spence ,mn 21 WM 'wa 5+ J r1W i? Q Sfiiiiftfn - D A. 55 is continue to perform . page 65 charge l QD' claude williams, dr. einstein bob barton as chief o'hara mona buchanan as elaine harper tom barlon as morlimer brewster during winter quarter, alpha psi omega and the masquers combine talents to produce a play ot their own choice. this year, arsenic and old lace, now one ot the all-time theater greats, rocked audiences for three successive nights at martin hall. the play was student-directed by tom barton and roger crane. page 66 - ...-Sslcjg old maids reva sparlies and alpha spence ply donn cochran and chucl: lrimball with some ot their homicidal potion in a scene tram arsenic and old lace. alpha psi omega alpha psi omega members, sally laff, alpha spence, fom bar- l'on, ray huff, reva sparlces and belly learn- ed, gel a loolc al lhe Thealer lhrouqh lhe audlencels eyes: or, lhls is how ll Feels lo be on 'rhe olher slde ol lhe llqhfs. membership Is earned by parlicipalion in drama produclions. clonn cochran, alpha spence, lom barlon and mona buchanan in a scene from lhe fall quar- ler produclion, you can? lake il wilh youf roll The presses! lhe slaqe crew, indispensable parl ol lhe lheaier, shown are chuck lxlmball, ray oleson, lom barlon, and ioe boclc. mona buchanan and dick galnes round ouf lhe spolllqhl and curlaln gang lmlddle lelll. playrighfs par excellence- dramalisls lurned wrilers, lhe above group, of drama slu- denls lurned In such good one-acl plays as par? ol lhelr drama course for winler quar- ler fhal They were presenled lo neighboring high schools and ewc audiences. sfudenls and Their plays are ray huff, s+lll li'fe: ann geisinger, +ale of Tailsf' vivian +ai+, give only loveg claude will- iams, +enemen+g mona buch- anan, 'lhe no+e: chuck lcim- ball, mo+ive. the weird pangs- 67 ill it xg I l ' i l masquers Ki, F' 3214, - - :rss 4 fir, ' i' r . E ..,. gi f' 12 3 ,. I l Q . 'A ' ' :5 kieifgggj' f' ' 5-fiiiliiiizief 1 i fifirr , ' U ' ' S . ggi. 9519912 J -Q s 3 S fi 5 F3 2 X, My-, X 1 L A 'A' , 'ir .,, i ,ws ' f top: tom barton, louise wiclmeyer, alpha spence, ray huff. bottom: roger crane, norma tanner, reva sparlres, presidentg mrs. smith, adviser. masquers not pictured, ralph ruff, iohn leonard. before the emoting is done by the actors out front there's a lot ot work that has to be done in getting the stage set, properties ready, and a thousand and one other details that are essential to a good stage production. this is where the masquers earn their gold stars. the people pictured above have been in- strumental in keeping the traditions ot the old bard alive here at eastern. . . . ritual page 68 alpha spence, howard appel and reva Sparkes in a scene from arsenic and old lace. ,,.,f eastern's annual operetta was handicapped early in production by a lack ot male chorus members, but, despite this handicap, turned in a highly successful presentation of the gilbert and sullivan satirical oper- etta, the mikado. it was directed by william lloyd rowles, head of the ewc music depa rtment. elaborate settings and magnificent costumes gave the operetta an ex- cellent atmosphere. pictured are a tevv mikado scenes. kay foos, harold unruh, gordon swyter, donna van hise, don tibbitts, thoral urness, leroy balkan, donn cochran, norma lean ott. donn cochran, gordon swyter. thoral urness, donna van hise, nor- ma jean ott. william lloyd rowles, director. 'N JI! of praising . . page 69 eastern has shown det- inite progress in her public relations bureau. with the addition at publicity direc- tor zelma morrison, ewc's publicity branches now reach tar over the state and nation. new to the campus this year are several dining hall directors who have aided in bringing about better chow tor students. the health ottice and the secretaries to the various ottices are inseparable parts ot eastern that are vital to the college's every- day routine and ultimate progress. pictured here are persons who pertorm countless i campus services. 'W monroe cateteria top lett. lett to right are, tirst row: bennet, ward, ward, grier, irving, o'neal, schroder. second row: morgan, zornes, morton, -A olson, eggerth, johnson, billesbach, neumann, randall, brown. third row: thomas, caviness, nard, bosshard, badgley, clarli, olson, glosner, sherburne, miller, long, wright, whidden. 5 Q A 5- Yk, X , , W ' Z insert, lett: mrs. e. irving, assistant dining hall director, insert, right: lois o'neal, dining hall director. public relations statt, top right: ioe gruber, iacliie bryan, iim lord. middle lett: zelma r. morrison, director ot public relations. middle right: marie sternitzlxy and emily craney, colleae nurses. not pictured goldie gibson. secretaries to the registrars bursar's and dean's ottices are, tirst row, lett to right: armstrong phillips, steenson, huseby. second row: bridgewater, hatly, durland, mandell, wertz, be-thards, roenicke lindahl, davis, bamman. . . . geniuses page 70 hureaucracg if fakes a lof of husfle and drive fo make easfern fhe smoofh- funcfioning college if is, and ifls fhe men and women in fhe ad- minisfrafive offices who worlr wifh fhe sfudenf body fo keep easfern's cogs and wheels run- ning smoofhly. easfern has come a long way from fhe small adminisfrafion sfaff of a few years ago fo fhe highly specialized men and women who run our offices and residence halls foday. fhe four campus favorifes fop leff are housemofhers rachel berg, suffong mary sammons, hudson: mary newfon, senior, and pafricia demon, monroe. noi' pic- furecl is george monfagno of hudson hall. george w, wallace, lfop leffl easfern's reqisfrar, has been a campus indispensable for many years. his assisfanf, andrew elwick, lfop righfl occupies fhe office nexf door and counsels sfudenfs in class selecfion and require- menfs for qraduafion. 'Phe man who capably handles all fhe money is bursar h. n. sfronach lmiddle leffl, wifh an efficienf office sfaff fo aid him, sfronach is easing easfern along fo beffer currency confrol. in an office adiacenf fo fhe bursar's office is e. l. sammons, lmiddle righfl assisfanf bursar. his iob is fo checlc on all fhe fine poinfs of dining hall ficlcefs and various ofher services of fhe loursar's office. personable merle lwindyl wesf llower leffl is easfern's alumni secrefary. windy's many dufies in- clude confacfinq fhe ewc alumni for various acfivifies. picfured lower riqhf is m. h. surbecli, adminisfrafive assisfanf and direcfor of sfudenf employ- menf. his exfensive dufies around fhe campus reached an all fime high lasf winfer when sfudenfs referred fo him as fhe man wifh fhe coal. who perpetrate . . . page 71 it Takes a great many busy people working at eastern's everyday activities in order To keep The college operating up To par. some ot These busy campus people are The hargreaves li- brary staff iupper rightl. they are mr. gruber, ruth riddle, edith shaw and librarian hugh blair. insert shows marie haas of the staff. dahhlers in p1'i11Ter's ink the hargreaves library read- ing room Ksecond pictured is a spacious refuge that plays host To countless studying easternites every clay. gene richards in foreground. third photo shows The book- store staff, mrs. king, richard Timm, mrs. omer pence and sally thomas. mrs. king is bookstore manager. not pictured: roberta geiisbeek. working in The mimeograph department, another of eastern's countless campus services, are, left to right: connie banks, ber- tha lincoln, louise reynolds, ian- ice martin and beverly ander- son. campus workers in The martin hall elementary school are flow- er rightl eileen butler, lucille holcomb, elizabeth smith and reva sparkes. page 72 eas+ern's grounds sfaff has a keep 'ern clean policy fhaf keeps fhe campus spic 'n span flue whole year round. led by direcfor of grounds, harold mcmillar lex- frerne leffl, fhe crew includes ioe feidf, lloyd har- mon, e. maclxey, roy loHe, elmer leicll and charles bemiss. . . . and sweat flue hudson dining hail sfaff includes, 'lirsf row, leff fo righf iohnson, young, waff, delabarre, clark, fallyn, davis, freeman ball, brevik. second row: byrum, fleming, rupp, wilson, shaffer, larson, baker, morris, schroeder, franz. +hird row: williams, ram slead, ellis, marfin, mcnair, grub, wrighf, holeman, cummings. genial ed mccaffrey is fhe man credifed wifh making fhe sfudenf union whaf if is foday-a place where campusifes can drink a nickel cup of coffee and iusf plain relax befwen classes. l7irs+ row, leff fo righf: buddy ray, marlene frank- lin, gil marfinez, manager mccaffrey, keifh yales, iune erickson, fayefla fischer, pa+ creel and ron sperline. second row: ed sfenson, 'fred leilch, bob dwinell, carolyn adams, beffy io Childress, iune pefers, lorelfa colombi, polly reinbold and freda wilhelm. .19 miss ella handy is fhe col- leges firsf clirecfor of resi- dence halls and food serv- ices. under her direcfion fhe money problems ol fhe resi- dence and dining halls run smoofhly and efficienfly. mrs. w. w. pierson and miss e. m. iohnson, inserfs are hudson dining hall's assisfanf diefician and diefician. page 73 Tron+ row: laurie baker, don williams, jackie alexander, phyllis shrauger, back row, leroy buckley, ernie afaganis, howard hanson, e+hel crow, buddy ray, arT capps, dean who ruled The roost easTern's man oT The year, asb presi denT don williams. student council ray conrad, al kasTl, wall' Thomas. under The leadership ol presidenl' don williams The sTudenT council has underTaken a varied program This year, working Toward a bigger and beTTer easT- ern. among iTs acTiviTies have been The obTaining ol The college booksTore under sTudenT conTrol, sponsor- ship ol college governmenT panels, insTallaTion of a TaculTy-sTudenT raTing sysTem and The providing ol a TooTball scoreboard and TurniTure Tor The social room. working wiTh don were dick luTT, vice-president iackie alexander, secreTarv: ray conrad, Treasurer, and phyllis shrauger, social chairman. represenTaTives Trom classes, halls, oil-campus and commuTers are also members of The council. HWS a keynoTe in easTern's progress has been The organizaTion, which is composed of all women denTs. The newly-inauguraTed bulTeT Teas and aws sTu- The spring carnival were Two ol The organizaTion's ac- TiviTies This year. The group sponsors an a scholarship as well as a quarTerly scholarship To working girl wiTh The highesT grade poinT. fronf row: shirley williams, donna bagdon, joyce mc- donald, alTamae sims. back row: ioann bosshard, laurie baker, vivian Tail, ruTh norThrup. nnual r The E1 C t i V i t i e s modern . cheers of '49 from may clay l9l6 lo ioann mecham and iulius baker showing The cals how al Jrhe senior hall formal lopposile pagel easlern came a long way in social aclivilies, cheers of '49, ewc's lirsf homecoming show, was given in showaller audilorium ocfober 28. sfudenl' clirecfed by 'Fred leifch and wrillen by lore'Ha colombi, cheers broughl' lo a large audience The gags and groans and gripes lhal were salirized in lhe musical comedy. picfured al' lop are ioan lrelly llhe barmaidl, fom barfon as ierry and dwighi moser as perry. lop righf is lhe dance leam, bobbie ann seiler and buddy ray. direc+or fred leifch and iacltie alexander wowed 'em wilh 'rheir sin louis blues apache dance llower righll. hanlc bamman, facully, direcfed lhe show which ran for Two hours amid chuckles and howls ol mirlh. . tragedies pzlgv 76 qagful of eastern lloyd buscher as chuck timmons and mari ran- nard as page gilbert starred in the satire on col- lege lite at eastern. they are pictured top lett going through a good man is hard to find. lower left is the bop Combo, dick hubbard, click thomas, jack stuart, phil beckley, gunnar munther, larry brooks and leader bob hilton. dick thom- as hondled the dance band Chores. potti fish and lloyd buscher are shown lower right in the night club scene. pic is from the jungle drums number which featured patti and IO shapely eastern Coeds. other principals in the show were marilyn st. mary as the housemother, bob hilton as bates berry, the monroe hall nonettes, dean giles, who sang tools rush in, and a host of dancers, gag- sters and extras. on Iife's stage . pn ga' 77 lhe one lhing lhal easlern has plenly ol-is dances. whelher il's monday nighl play hour, wednesday nighl eller-chow, lhe junior prom, senior hall 'lormal or iusl plain barnyard brawl, dance happy easlerners are There in solid allendance. 'lhis is only parl ol easlernls social program which is de- signed nol only lo eslablish lhe sludenl in a lriendly cam- pus bul also lo make all campus acliyilies progressive- ly beller. look, ma, i'm dancin' page 78 six campusiles who wenl dogpalch lasl ociober al lhe sophomore class' Sadie hawk- ins day lolo are donn coch- ran, harold unruh, daisy mae barbara boulwell, lil' abner bruce webb, palsy cross and gene fiksdal. fhey are piclured lop. second piclure shows boul- well and webb iusl afler lhey had been crowned daisy mae and lil' abner al lhe dance. dancing al lhe well ailend- ed monday nighl playhours all year were lhrongs ol easfern elile. iunior poyce mcdonald smiles lor lhe camera. lhe dances packed sludenls in solid and lhen l'hey packed lhemselves solid- againsl lhe wall. boHom piclure shows lhe greal while slag line lak- ing a brealher belween dances. ihree gorgeous smiles evidenced al rhe press- phofographers ball in march belong ro lleff +o righll 'Freda wilhelm, beverly lreller and phyllis suhadolnick. guesfs of honor ar fhe winfer quar- +er Formal were eas+ern's evergreen baslcelball champions, ihe +awanka folo crowd drank lo+s of punch. sally +af+, aciive iunior, is picfured righl heading fhe cup and saucer brigade in 'rhe social room lcilchen. more semi-formal dances were added 'ro easi- ern's rapidly growing social program fhis year rhan ever before. 'wi 2 wvqcs- X1 bill hallef, ewc Forward, was ihe sludenls' choice for king baslceiball af lhe press-phofographers ball. his courl included such campus lovelies as lleif lo righll fhelma rolsefh, mona buchanan, dolores lavin, ioanne bosshard, virginia wilson and pauline reinbold. Coeds surprised Their dales ai fhe fawanlra rolo wilh iesiive corsages which ranged from onions and garlic lo pipe cleaners, life savers and color- ful balloons. a cross secfion oi lhe crowd is pic- lured bollom righl. social stuff page 79 7 o'cl0ck in 'rhe morning finds lwo Coeds, mona millhorn lfop bunlrl and page 80 ieaneffe siflon llowerl ready lo sfarl lheir day al easfern. phofo upper righl shows biology in- slruclor Clarence cross lsecond from leill direclinq members of his classes in dissecling a dogfish. class members are ben bauman, don laylor and gus gaun. a day al easfern also includes eve- ning enleriainmenl. ioanne iunlcer of cwc is shown middle lell execufing her orienlal number af an exchange show. cenler pholo shows an airplane view of The college campus, around which all lcinds ol aclivifies flow. sfudying al hargreaves library is also included in a day's aclivilies, lmiddle riqhll. bob bauer is piclured lower leil wilh his dale. dances are held on 'lhe cam- pus fwo or Three limes a week and are always included in daily evenls. evening chow is merely a refueling poini for eas+ern's aclive Coeds. eleancr iones, exlreme lell, and donna dillard, lhird lrom leil, dig in. a dag at eastern whether it was a formal or a dress-up dance, easternites attended in droves this year. picture top lett shows the senior hall winter quar- ter formal. mariery bare and gordon maddox lleftl are shown dancing to the music of iimmy wilson's college band, while ioy marie iokey lprinted tormall is pictured with her date, right. theme of the dance held in senior hall's living room was cirgue. wishing at monroe hall's st. patrick's tolo were patsy cross, lack frost, rowena riggle and bill pal- mer. the winter quarter dance featured shamrocks, evidenced in the picture lower lett with bill vaughn and roberta geisisbeek. rounding out winter quarter dances was the press- photographers ball. pictured here are iune erickson, don donaldson, dick thomas, kenny ledgerwood, margit iohnson, bill bernbeck, toby right, his date, dale iohnson, iohnny kalamo, his date. page 81 si+zmark's sno-ball was held february ll. 'Pop leil shows carol bullock, beverly lceller, queen virginia wilson, norma med- ford, loreHa decker, carolyn foos. lop righl' is virginia wilson, monroe hall sophomore, who was siizmark's sno-ball queen. rngalig and rhqthm iohn roberl powers selecled lovely mona buchanan llop iefll as The second nsweefhearl of 'lhe campus. mona is mon- roe hall frosh. seafed on lhe swee+hear+'s lhrone al lhe sweeihearf of lhe campus dance, princesses ifronl rowl mary ashlock, ireda wilhelm, margy nobles. isecond rowl dixie denny, sweeihearl' mona, virginia s+ou+. ihe crowd al 'lhe punch bowl al lhe sno-bali includes Carolyn 'foos lcenlerl waiiinq for punch, iackie bryan lwilh punchl and, exlreme leil, cora nelles. caughf near lhe kissing boolh ar lhe sweefheari' dance were Iaverne gerflar, merlene doneen, pafsy cross, jack frosi, roger iohnson, pai harmon. . . . while shivering page 82 let's have another cup... everybody likes coffee and some l5OO easferniies are like everybody else. piclured lop leifl shows llne gang whooping il up al iimmy's on safurclay aller- noon. mixing Collee willw cards every rnornino. noon and niqlnl is a hallowed easlern lradilion. second piclore lop rigkl skows We ace, lack, queen frnwd relaxirq a' 'lie s'l'uden'r union. The bio boys oo lo bill's and linre lliey are al llne Cbeney eslablislimenl wiln bills, iunirtr and senior, slwown exlrerno lell: don o'leary, l1olf brewer, kenny ledger- wood, ray shehan, harold raler and frank fixemer. rowena riggle, lois 'Il'1omas, rod pullen and 'rrellis robbins lnniddlo rifilill like llieir colloe willw cannsla in llie Senior Pall livinq room on monday ailernoors. o+l'ie:' :oifee drinkers oiclured lower lefl are ieanne Haas, nance waller, bob cloan, and george mroz looking al :nnierfr rollie's in downlown cheney is n lfworile plane io go. here we find llie Dropriolors serving iune ericllson, unidenlilied easlernilre, margil' iolwnson and ioe gruber. merry makers . . . palsfu 815 page 84 'w es , mi - QAZY Q X - w Q s ,ff-T., who ,ks X 'Q -ir .: ig' X J sf X talent and more the brain gang may go to stanford, but talented students come to eastern. ioyce bippes as madam shostakovich wowed 'em in one of eastern's many variety shows. second picture top shows donn cochran and gordon swyter in the same henry bamman-directed show. their met number scored with campusites. eastern's famous che-loop band is shown with frosti fowler emceeing at the winter quarter che-bop con. lovely onnabelle is pictured left. one of the best gag scenes in bamman's variety show was the faithless trueheart number starring mari rannard, middle left. pictured with her are emcee ioe bock and iimmy lambros, the villain. bob cline and ierry saling executed their brilliant and breath-taking roller skating act in the same show. one of the chief whistle batters in the show was Thelma rolseth, who sang and danced, when francis dances with me. outline picture shows ianice hayfield as she performed in one of the on stage, eastern talent shows. take an old fashioned walk ouf of sixly years of progress al easiern has grown many 'rradilions which are a parl of campus life. kissing rock and hello walk are bul a few of such lradilions lhal have added lo lhe color and life 'lhai' is easiern. piciured llop lelll, caressed in a while blan- kel ol winler snow is hello walk. ii conlains lhe lradilion of friendliness lhal is essenlially easiern, where a friendly greeiinq is a musl lor Those who have passed along ils year- bealen palh. dixie dennie and dave peler- Son are piclured lbollom middlel slrollinq alono lover's lane which has been easiern's mosl popular lhoroughlare lor many years. kissing rock lbollom lelill is anolher ol easi- ern's popular hislorical landmarks. a cam' pus couple rnusl go sleady for lhree monlhs before lhey are eniilled io seal lheir vows ai The lradilional rock. campus legends have assured lhal lhose who kiss lhe savage wishing rock will have lheir dreams fulfilled. belly iones and ianice marlin are piclured llower riqhll frying oul lhe rock's charms. a walk lupper righll which is surrounded by campus life and aclivily is one lhrouqh lrailervilie, lhe home ol eas+ern's married couples. page 85 wams No xoecjm We eve Kem, one awesqs Woeqjms vm cineneq where vm seXX'mq night life S pagll no malfkef Mwere vfmq o3 5sesWfxX'xes ak eas MW We QK1 Weahe 'm dowvxko mv. and mrs. emesk Xandrq ave We kR'df.eXs ko dave ami 'yoan com. Rot someW'mq veaXN qaq vfmkev oxuavkef, Excl Woman sxvxeves a XoeXXoon ek We avls CGYYJNBX, as yfxaX vlorsham and ead 'nansen Nook on. pkkuve ak evkveme YKQXOJK, sxoows We qanq ak We mdk shop exker We emema. astkex We mosfxes Kox-is fffxodxe, Xesxm Xxne quavkek, AKQV- vorxoa, v4aX'c ixmmevman, cjmqer snfxcxi- and oq ann vfxrfxa, Qd0oxoNe over cards. Xovlev Xeisk ows We fxsque crowd cakdfmq 5 vafxekq show. oeos are 'Xoqoe marines, Wekna roXseW, aVkamae xoo'obKe seKXer, mafy vamxavd. happen 'co qou . . . as Yfxnvfhfxrfxck asses ook, evr, 5QaxxXs asXeeo 'xo MQW: Rs oXo and We sxmms, 'xs couxcx Xookoq 'Qxm pkfxkman Q We 'XoumaX oysfskcge Ween We ' qoxmq. Qookkom QM. desi Qi. .is .ss -. -1 .,..., Aye A-V ' . ' 5115 ' f if4'57iZl, 'Ax' in-REE Q my Q ,kk. .,. .. L . Y 1 N T 1 V' A t-5 35? N Q Q F fiiffii s . a white christmas S,:. kW the stuff that comes with christ- mas - snow, that is -invaded the campus sometime in december and was still hanging around in march. taking advantage of the snow in the ski classes winter quarter were Ctopl coeds loan douglas and roberta geisisbeek. iosef mesten- hauser, exchange student from czechoslovakia, instructed the class- es with ierry peters assisting. flower lettt the apo christmas tree on top ot showalter hall her- alded eastern's yuletide celebra- tion. progress was the coIlege's key- note this year, but no indication ot that was the stalled hotrod which sat by martin hall during the great january blizzard tmiddle ..-' S -sig-gals' 'L YA pix.D let it snow, let it snow, let it snow, yelled easternites when the snow tell in december. pictured having a tussle in the snow by the student union are al latimer, don- na bagdon and bob ross. fx. 1 A 42 , page 87 H ' II vmce ol the turtle is heard in lhe land. fhe warm wealher broughl fanned gems, less sludying and lwo Coeds like gloria smiih and darlene harmon flop righll lhumbing lheir way lo fish lalce, places near cheney did a booming business, and lhe only remaining clues ol a razzle dazzle spring quarler were peeling slcins, mos- quilo biles and ernply bollles behind suHon hall. . . . await the end page 88 ushering in spring was lhe april show presenled here by lalenled ceniraliles. picfure middle leil shows par? oi lhe chorus line. lhe besl Thing lo do in springlime is iusl forgel siudying and relax. doing iusl lhai are hudsonile lommy wise, lhe prosser flash, and Carolyn adams ol senior hall. lhe bicycle builr lor lwo has been re- placed by a conyerlible buill lor four. ready for a sunday spin are llell ro righfl agnes mulcahey, aloha dean baird, bel ry learned and carol harris. l mf 5 vi vf .i is 1,,,,.,a V ,M W H40 . ao o 'W X , , E 5 X RL AY-g iz ...fur the home team cheer . . . cheer . 4 . fhal's whal mos? easferniles did lor lhe home leam lhis year. lop riqhl shows The ewc band al work, lop leil, lhe cheer leaders yell: mid- dle righl, Three maiorelles, marieffa haddox, barbara glosner, fern whifelawg middle lell, lhe press box wilh danny may, iim lord, a cwc sfudenh ioe gruber, dr, dressler, back row, ed wolfe, bill lolcen. lower riqhl, dick fhomas. nevi pix, dolor- es lavin. middle lefl, phyllis wiggs, iean- eHe siH'on, rifa williamson, donna bag- don and alumni iean finlr, darlene +ollir1g al a baskelball game. nexf lo bollorri, whifworlh sludenfs cauqhl in a raid. b0'Hom pix, ihe cheer leaders, ianice marlin, ioann mecham, beHy io childress, iane durland, iaclxie alexander, ed sfenson, Virgil durand. . . . all around - page around the campus with easternites we find . . . the boys in sutton hall, ducine tluaitt, don olson, cirt eckcirt, don rosbach, dave hess, bob logue. . . . apo gunderson selling mariie nobles a campus directory . . . the victory bell tower . . . louise anderson at the scarlet arrow-faculty basketball game . . . keith trcintow at station kewc . . . and the foreign students at the fall quarter con. 90 the campus . . . Ni , T still farther around The campus we see curtis christopherson and allan rogstacl sfudying in hudson hall . . . ken slcxter, carl schulfz, ray frykholm, ss ken hancock waiiing in The shorf-Time line aT horgreaves library . . . an- ofher false Tire alarm aT hudson hall . . . Tour shapely sophomore gams aT The aws carnival . . . The che-bop band, easTern's TinesT . . . aT a variety show . . . The presidenT's home . . . and l95O's handsome harry, bunny roffler. page 9 . . came to the campus probabw lhe mod dEHnquEhed vknom fha? ever slepped on easfern soH lrekked To The campus 'rhis year. among lhem la few of whom are piclured on lhis paqel was s+uar+ chase, nofed leclurer, wrHer and economisl, chase is piclured upper middle lell' chal- Hnq wHh dn pad wodh ad cappg prwh den? of The business s+uden+s associalion, who sponsored his appearance. ailhe end oflhe whner quaderlwo weH- known psychology leclurers, dr. harry over- s+ree+ and dr. bonaro oversfreef held a lhree-day leclure chnic a+ easiern. ihey are piclured upper righl. leff +0 righl are omer pence, phyllis campbell, dr. overs+ree+, mrs ovemheeiand dn obed wHHamsom deHghHng eadernHes wherever he wenh dr. 'iingfu 'f. fsiang, permanenf chinese dele- qale lo lhe unHed naHons lnnddlel,spoke al a ihursday con. his visir was made pos- sible here lhrouqh lhe efforfs of his friend, dr. alberi p. ludwig, head of 'rhe social s+udies division. dr. 'Psiang is shown here wilh monroeife iuanifa shafer. mafa and hari llower lefll lell howls of midhinshowaHeraduHoMun1whenlhevap- peared here fall quarfer. fheir original danceg spadhng comedy and fmsh male rial broughl' well earned applause. pic+ured lower righl' wilh dr. siewari' is iudge greenough Ny. p, fi, page 92 mow and huri S El V El B S U I' S fftx football 1949 co-champs ll VAAA V V Q li gl conrad bb 1949 record montana state western ,..... puget sound . . whitworth .... pacific lutheran central ...... montana .... north idaho .. st. martin's .. opp. . 6 . 6 . ...i3 .. ...QO . 6 . O 19 . 6 . ...2O above-a pass squirts out of central receiver ray saterlees arms as under wood and lowther bear down on him during the second quarter of the 1949 home coming game below an aerial view of eastern s famous fleldhouse pride of the athletic department faculty students and alumni below left a portion of the crowd watching homecoming s halftime ceremonies 1 Q ,. A SQ 'fm ' if .-,. . , . 1949 cu-champs head coach albert h. aloe potfenroth guided the sav- age grid squad to its third straight conference co-cham- pionship as eastern won seven games and lost two for the season. it was abe's third year at the ewc helm, and this year's record gave him an outstanding over- all slate of Qi wins, tour losses and one tie. ,, -Q. tirst row, left to right-roche, conrad, carlton, ernest, poften roth, d. rosbach, glazier, rasmussen. second row- under- wood, lowther, quillen, benton, pein, nagel, walters, cox. third row-gill, lowe, campbell, williams, hibbarcl, spence, lill- quist, carley. tourth row-thoreson, shehan, m. michelson, gaze, shroy, potter, sahr, r. rosbaclw, la. miclwelson. line coach cece west tutored tive savage all-conference front men in his first year of collegiate mentoring. page 96 23- ff '- 'm. s X X- ,V A ,nu-1 the savages opened hostilities september 24 by walloping mon- tana state, 29-6, after spotting the visitors a score in the first quarter. western, too, got the iump on eastern by counting Sl 's L? first, but glazier passed to ras- ' N mussen, underwood k i c k e d , michelson bulled three final yards, and the savages took their first home conference win, ice lowe ron rosbach l3-6. 2 I 4 23353 A college of puget sound laid the ground- work for their claim to a share of the i949 crown by edging ewc, 13-7, in tacoma. doe provided eastern's only highlight by dashing 98 yards with an intercepted pass after cps had ground out a two touchdown lead. don cobb is shown going around end dur- ing the savage's 27-20 win over whitworth in spokane. the redmen trailed, chuck gill dewey doe enos underwood page 97 , x, 9, 20-7, early in Hue second I 5, ' quarler, buf 'iouglwf back To I ' ' ' s LMMX -, ruin 'flue ira+e homecoming. ' , ' L V ' . meanwhlile, puge+ sound fell fg,sf ii L Xa N lo cen+ral 'ro sei 'ilwe slage for ls, ef' i' - llwe I949 championship dead- in lock. +l1e poffenroihmen made up for 'rwo previous narrow 1 V Q I s squealcs wilh pacific lu+heran -Q by lrouncing 'rlwe gladiaiors, 2I-6, on woodward field. benion rasmussen poffenroih page 98 williams lt. miclwelson flworeson fhe 24+lw annual homecoming game was all eas+ern. 'Phe savages scored llweir iirsi shuioul of Jrlwe sea- son and pounded ceniral inlo sub- mission. 20-O. glazier is shown as lie alrnosl drove info 'flue clear dur- ing 'llie ilwird quarier. perrauli' and lowe zeniilwed a sea- son of defensive play by 'rurning pil- fered enemy passes info ewc louclw- downs. wal+ers A 'li' 1 1 monTana's grizzlies avenged a. 1948 cheney vicTory by punch- tr k ing over 19 poinTs in The firsT ' ' quarTer and sTaving off The sav- Q B ages for a 19-6 Triumph in mis- If iv -X soula. 1 if I y' north idaho wenT down, 14-6, V fi aT lewisTon as u n d e rwood, 1 ln ,T -fl shown kicking The final exTra 9 -bk X 'M . . . N, XJ . poinT againsT whiTworTh, pro- l X A :. vided The safe savage margin. ,.: : '-l. 1 merle michelson carried The ball '1 1 'i m lm 7 on boTh ewc pay dirT plays. carley spence easTern clinched a Tie Tor The 1949 evergreen crown by amassing Their high- esT single game poinT ouTpuT and a 37-20 win over sT. marTin's in The final game of The season. merle michelson clirnaxed his season by counTing Two more Touchdowns To rank as The norThwesT's leading scorer wiTh 66 poinTs. L shroy gaze ernesi' page 99 all conference, 1949 jean perraulT herman pein don rosbach bill lowiher carl nagel ray shehan merle michelson page 100 eastern washingfon college placed seven men on The myThicaI i949 all-conference squad. guard lowTh- er and back merle michelson were selecTed on The of- fensive squad. ends shehan and nagel and guard rosbach made The defensive line. pein was voTed a backers-up spoT, and perrault got The nod as a deep man. lowfher, michelson and shehan will reTurn nexi year. 'bun easiern washing+on's number one grid lan, doc george h. pearce. undismayed whilworfhians al- ler sporl on +l'1e eve of llwe pirafe-savage iooiball game. homecoming queen ioanne bosshard reigned over I949 feslivilies. ceniral kicks off lo sfarf 'llwe homecoming game. ken michelson is tackled eller a slworl qain againsl whifworfh. Vu 'i H . Q x easfern sludenls click eicher, ri+a williamson, bill l1alleH', clon- na bagdon, dick luff, phyllis wiggs gel loqellier af llwe pref homecoming pajarna rally. midst warm ashes pagu 101 scarlet arrow toothall banquet page 102 above - don rosbach, lett, and carl nagel are congratu- lated by mrs. isle at the scar- let arow football banquet atter they were honored by their teammates. nagel cli- maxed a brilliant collegiate career by being voted the team inspirational trophy, While rosbach beams after receiving the honorary cap- tain's award. below-one ot the largest gatherings ot all time saluted eastern washington c:ollege's outstanding i949 football squad. roche cox potter campbell carlton hibbard lillquist sahr quillen still smolder page 103 football leitermen SEIIIUTS 1llI11UI'S don cobb, dewey doe, Tom ernesf, chuck ivan benton, roy conrad, bill lowrher gill, joe lowe, carl nclgel, herman pein, iean merle michelson, ray shehan, don thoreson perrault, bob poffenroth, anton rasmussen, enos underwood, don williams. don rosbach, ron rosbach, don Spence. sophomores freshmen howard glazier, ralph walrers. ken michelson, bill roche. departing seniors more rhan a 'full 'ream of seniors bowed our of The easfern washinglon college loolball piclure wilh ihe sound of 'ihe final whisile in ihe si. mariin's game. shown ready and willinq on 'rhe 'Final day of pracrice are, froni rowz, lefl ro righi, chuck gill, iean perraulf, herman pein, carl nagel, anion rasmussen, don cobb and ioe lowe. back row-don spence, bob poffenrofh, don rosbach, 'iom ernesh ron rosbach and dewey doe. page 104 I I basketball Q ,-in , 5' -5 4' . Wie I6 4 NMIIIIQ ,. X 1 . C fm 1 W f X6 Qff - 2+ GP 55 A:- ,NT 1: -ay Q.. eicher Ky' d iff' I' s 5'-, burke where generals page 105 page 106 K ,pgski 1 bosketboll mentor w. b. reese's record now shows eleven Chom- pionships in lb Tries ot The reins of The ewc hoop Tecim. his i950 squad won The evergreen conference lourels, beot idoho, wash- ington stote ond montono. These scrappy savages ron off with The l95O evergreen conference basket- boll Title by winning Thirteen consecutive victories in lecugue ploy. left To right, front row, gene kelly, dole strclclling, connie brodie, bob logue, dean roffler and bill hcullett. second row, don minnich, pot whitehill, les perfect, click eicher, bob mostermon, gene burke, vern tritle, dick luft ond mol dix. dale stradling don minnich gary hendriclrs bill hallett dick lutt bob logue pat whitehill dean rottler mal dix the savages posted a season record ot 23 wins against seven losses, and were easily the best ewc maplecourt aggregation since the 1947 kansas city edition. they scored 1998 points in overall season play while their opponents had to be content with 1539. in evergreen action eastern's hoopsters set a con- ference record by counting 964 points in 14 loop outings, an average ot iust under 70 points per game. page 107 luft gets a quick hair-combing as burke bounces high for a layin as he eyes the hoop in puget sound ac- central's tion. too late. eastern's blazing basketball meteor sputtered in the naib playoffs as iniuries and illness struck down key men, eicher, burke, luft, masterman and tritle. though the savages had beaten central twice in conference action, the wildcats climbed aboard the kansas city express after tacoma festivities. hal iones grimaces, bounces you'd smile, too, if you had just received ewc's most sought- after athletic emblems. luft, left, receives the honorary captain's trophy from coach reese. burke, far right, poffers a paw to scarlet arrow grand master ron rosbach as he eyes his inspira- tional award. . displayed outstanding ability page 108 vern tritle gene kelly bob masterman connie brodie eight lettermen will return in 1951 to defend this year's conference championship and out- standing record. graybecirds burke, lutt and dix wrote tinis to their careers this season, but hallett, kelly, eicher, whitehill, mastermon, logue, rotfler, hendricks and minnich will carry on. though evergreen record-setting scorer burke, top floor-general luft and ball-handler dix will be missed, the 1951 squad should be packed with power. eicher scored 413 points in this, his iunior year. hallett was third in the evergreen point parade, whitehill Went in like a duck to water when pivot injuries sidelined regulars, and greenies roftler and minnich will hit their stride. granted a few breaks that weren't forth- coming in 1950, next year's squad should again be champs. season record conference ewc opp. 45 .. puget sound 46 63 puqet sound 54 66 ., st. martinls , 32 54 ., st. martins . 32 79 . western ., 52 76 , western .. . 57 74 british columbia . 43 86 british columbia 46 79 pacitic lutheran , , 51 52 . pacitic lutheran , . 40 72 , central 60 60 . central 56 SS, whitworth 51 70 H whitworth .,,, 57 pre-conference 70 levEtch sparklers 30 39 , , idaho .. 60 63 , idaho 42 49, washington state . 58 67 washington state 44 60. north idaho 50 73 north idaho 00 67, Whitman 48 76 Whitman -45 76 college ot idaho 15 76 montana 94 67. montana .. 59 90 st, rnart1nls 44 54 qonzaga . . 61 naib 53 ouget sound . 56 49 qorzaaa . 58 whitman ettorts tall tar short as hallett and eicher go high like a house to drag down a missionary rebound. page 109 whifehlll broaclgumps and minnich slavs on 'Phe I95O conference champions his foes buf piraie ray dean gels prioriry pay lribule To coach reese by riqhls on lhal loose sphere hoisrinq him lo lheir shoulders afrer lhe pugei' sound clincher. cece wesi guided papoose efforfs eas1'ern's junior varsirv squad played a I6-game schedule aqainsi neighboring freshman, iv and indepenclenr squads. Sev- eral players should move up lo nexl year's varsily. leff io riqhr, lirsl row-bud wrighi, dick fhomas, e. gibson, connie brodie, don olson, iom sfrange and ernie hinz. back rowfbruce Webb, al spanier, wal+er schaar and norm chrisiian- son. ski team slafmen allen peery don raymer arf swanson and dick parks get set with acting coach wally beard before a meet at banff alberta pe-ery raymer swan son and parks comprised the eastern varsity tttrouqltout the winter ec1stern's ski teom noiled down 0 perme- nent place upon the campus Winter sports scene during its second yeor ot existence. the squad represented ewc ot seven meets, ond directed the first intercollegiate ski meet held on necurby mt. spokane since 1942. wrestling easfern's wresfling Team showed that if was here To sfay by baffling Through a suc- cessful six-match season. the groaners faced such formidable opponenTs as oregon state, washington sfcife and idaho. ev riggle was oufsfancling grappler. lell-coach cece wesi checks up on 'rhe l95O rules. fill I riqhl-gene gaze and gene mcpeak demonslrale lhe col- leqiaie sla rli n Q posiiion, page ll? le'H 'ro righl, 'fronl row- lee knowles, delmer parker, gene mcpeak, roland cum- mings, gene gaze. back row-jack mayeda, wayne hall, dick polfer, bill low- fher, nal shown-everell riggle, virgil clurand, iames ryan, kenny davis. YF 3 1 iff 5 f S , ,,i1A W Ii sv' 1 ' ii A' ' I' ' f 5 2 5 'ii boxing hermcin pein looks meon, receives instructions from coach merle vannoy before going info ocfion ogoinsT wsc. page 113 gene 'Fiksdal shannon hiatt jim simonton hib bender .-..,,.,nf ,MW 'Wai pat coleman hank nicholls glen whiteley lee knowles page 114 in the mechanical eastern boxers grin as they recxdy tor their first card ot the season. front row, left to right, 'are pat hart, pat cole- man, hib bender and red iseli. back row, gene tiksdal, shannon hiatt, hank nicholls and herman pein. herman pein, pride oi The squad, was pacific coast heavyweighii cham- pion in 1948 and 1949. gonzaga's ivan puhich ducked under This vvallop in his second foray againsT herm, buT The bulldog Trosh caught Three righTs on The buTTon as pein hammered a crowd-pleasing Technical knockout extermination page 115 page 116 pein tinds the bullseye with fiksdol bops bulldog tom norton with ci left uppercut. season record the l95O boxing squad included but three uppercldssrnen on its roster, ond inexperience was the keynote ot this yec:r's cgmpoign. highlight ot the schedule wos g 3lf2-3lf2 drow with washington state, but the savoges lost twice to gonzaga, twice to idoho, ond dropped ci return cord to the Cougars. 1951 prospects will loom bright, how- ever, os coach vcmnoy's teom returns minus only pein. A i his tomous right cross. cougor , V V hub christioinson is on the re- ceiving end. bob nelson, lcennefh gesche, don morgan, raymond +aln+er, gordon leaman, rober+ barTon, edward hamm, ralph gilbert howard befly, carl pearson, wally beard lcoachl, jim hershey. swimming ecisterns swimmin second yeor under beard and become in The ewc c1ThleTic Took charge of The Q Teom compleTed iTs The direcTion of coach more firmly enfrenchecl program. Tank officiols noTionol oou l5O-yard medley reloy ond swim meeT cmd The in- nelson bounces oll The low board ln a cuTaway one- and-aehallw aTTempT. free-sTylisT lou egan seTs for The qulclc-sTarTinq raclnq dive. lczncl empire czcau swimming ond diving championships in april. page- 117 baseball coach poffenrofh looks over bob mcavoy's hook-slide form. page 118 thirteen lettermen returned to bolster savage l95O evergreen chances. left 1 d to right, tront row hank eclrart, merle michelson, don cobb, bob mcavoy, slrippy g arnold and bob kuehl. beck row tom tyrrell, enos underwood, ray shehan, gene burlre, bob logue, herb payne, and milt mcclermott. top swatters backstopper michelson and fly- chaser shehan led savages at the plate in '49. mentor poffenroth ex- pects even better showing this year. ecistern's horsehide squocl, pcicked with tolent this spring, figures to improve lost SSCISOHIS .500 conference record. hitting should be potent os ever, ond if savage pitchers come through in the clutch ewc will regciin the eastern division honors thot central copped in lost yec1r's torrid rcice. page 119 fix its hurlers burke, logue and eckar+ may provide savage edge in l95O evergreen conference race. ggk gggg rg, Jigs? , 5 Q. 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Xf'- W I 1155 .5255 Lffiikiifsfif ggi -L-' itz L 1 Q ,QW-f --LV M L- V 'V pafne mcdermoff A fowfleldj qomieldy , A, l arnold lshod sfopl cobb Hhird basal iyrrell fsecond base, no hat hug? kuehl michelson HUM bdSS, fcaffjherl page 120 bob mc avoy ray shehan enos unclerwood lshortstopl loutfieldl lcatcherl 1950 schedule eastern 6, gonzaga lO. eastern 8, moses lake 3. eastern 5, north idaho 5 eastern 5, north idaho l april Qi eastern at centralk april 22 eastern at central? april 29 gonzaga at eastern may 2 whitvvorth at easternt' may 4 central at easterni' may 5 central at easternf may 9 eastern at whitworthk may li eastern at gonzaga may I3 montana at eastern l2l may lo whitworth at easternf may 18 eastern at Whitman may 23 eastern at vvhitworthk may 26 conference playoffs may 27 conference playoffs may 29 gonzaga at eastern W-indicates conference eastern division games. hurlers logue, burlle and ecliart leer at imagin- ary batsmen-in early-season antics. newcomers bill lowther, dean roffler, connie brodie and bill halie may larealc into starting line- up before season ends. lowther is a iunior, others are frosh. page 121 afaganis loTzenhiser capps four-fifths of The 1949 golf varsiTy again strolled onTo The greens for The savages. refurnees afaganis, lotzenhiser, capps and wiTTer greeTed menTor briggs, and a half-dozen ouTsTanding newcomers vied for The oTher regular nod. a good aTTernoon on The fairways could well bring The divoT-diggers Their TirsT conference crown in years. gulf april april april may may may may may lefi To righT, TronT row-don smalley, bob lofzenlwiser, arT capps, ernie afaganis and virgil durand. back row- sfan wiffer, iaclt mcloughlin, Tom sirange, iim lambros, don- ald TiTus and coach i. r. briggs. page 122 . 2 i if schedule 18-whiTworTh 22-cwc 28-cwck 3-gonzaga u. 9-whitworthf 12-wsc' 16-gonzaga uf 'I9-20-conference meeT fhome contests track relay Team members brewer, b. carlton, t. carpine and keihn gather around coach w. b. red reese. This foursome ran off wifh conference championship, set league record of 3 minutes, 24 seconds las? year. page 123 coach reese enlers his lourleenlh year ai The helm of lhe savage cinder squad. reese-lecl leams have won or liecl for league championships in len of lhem, should add elevenlh in l95O. lhese easferniles copped +he evergreen lille in l94-9, and eleven re- lurning lellermen expecl a recap performance. lefi' 'ro right 'fronl row- fred carpine, ed siephan, ernie caviness, larry lliehn, norm lavigne and holf brewer. second row-vern +ri+le, bobe carlfon, gerald carlfon, leroy dorning, gene hoon, and fony carpine. 'lhird row-lim berry, dick bryan, wes siewarf, ray conrad, herman pein and pal- whilehill. individual champs 'f. carpine, brewer, and siephan will defend laurels won in mile, sprinls, iavelin. NSA' f. carpine fmilel malcolm fmilej sfewa r+ fshofj d. carlfon, friile llwigh iumpl hill, harringfon, e. caviness, i. caviness Hwo milel ffl!! Vx siephan Havelinj Q if 1 davis bower, lavigne flwurdlesl lsho+l whi+ehiH fpole vaulfj cox, gerflar lsprinfsl page 125 na ' S 'S 'X ' Y' , Y il I 1 as ajft ' AML 'img sw 5 J gl l Q Q W. sag s- 4 Q l '2b- i 'S if g?'A5 a. 4:+',,-'04a ,ywsfff Q, .ilzfly ,V A 8 qi K 25 gi 'nf' 'wigf Q Nh img, 46 it 3, E! - if ,W L wwf ' 5 3 5 V Q E M SAVA L 1 SAVAGI Y ' -A A , 1' if is 5 V35 'M ilf'-iz? ' , . '- V SAVAGES I . VVA A QM VL be 5 ,. ll f - ., V ff A 1 1 2v? E 1' L ' K 'flaw-I ...eff f , We jtgfff 1 'ik ,K A,-. fevf e Q i75fff.'j'-'A .lx ,, -S' Y - X . X R . A Q V Q i, ' A 'tx 1 1' 1 . .V w , W psf L.,,,,,v ' W1 5- L iff' X 4, :,,, f, v W 'xy Q ,W , , X ' 1 ' fi Wh K 1 lel+ To riqhl, fronl row-dean marlin, eddie dunn, bill main. 3 , F1-F35 , .fi back row-bill bar+on, bob urie, ra barrefl, eorge wilson. Y 9 2 'V ' 4' K, gj! - , .f ' A ff ,ff f f , ,ffixjf tennis barlon and caplain clunn, easf- coach merle vannoy menlored ern's one-lwo punch, shake hands ewce racqueleers lo evergreen lourlh before The opening whi+wor'l'h meel. slol in IQ49. a veleran savage lineup boasfs lhe mosl' formidable squad in recenl lennis his- fory. holdovers bar'l'on, dunn, main, urie and marlin should combine lo pul easfern in a high spol in 'rhe i950 conference slandings. lhe 'ream opened wilh a neai 5-2 conquesl of whifworfh. . . . of mankind page 126 3 if +he sudden passing of physical ed- ucafion direcior a. c. lwoodyl wood- ward slunned The easfern campus on february 2. for fwenly-'lhree years mr. woodward had guided ewc young peo- ple in physical educalion aciivifies, and had won a laslinq place in The heari of every sludenl he inslrucied. flue college will carry on To new and greaier horizons, buf no faculiy mem- ber, alumnus or sfudeni will ever 'For- gel ihis qreal man who never loaf sighl' ol his ideal ol: building belier men as well as beffer alhlefes. intralmurals Q wi R X ,,. N ' 5:33 , ' Q the fate of the world page 127 softball champs burns' bums captured the I949 intramural softball flag by vaulting from third place to first in the final week of the season. ross' rr, studs were second, and odell's owls, has beens, crutcher's wildcats, hot rods, cowpokes, stub- A bies and ramblers also ran. a 'mural all-star lineup whipped the strong spokane hillyard lions in a post-season exhibition doubleheader by scores of 6-4 and I2-O. S left to right-le roy burns lcoachl, gerald peters, dell verge, iack sohns, pat shields, ray kellar and ralph peterson. Virgil wolheter, dave binder, grant anderson, ioe charles, keith haar, dick sears, don denny and don gibbs are not shown. ewc male students enioyed the best intramural program in the history ot the school as new diamonds and fieldhouse facilities allowed over 300 men 'io participate. softball schedules were run oft in rapid order as five playing surfaces were used, and, when the seasons changed, two gymnasiums provided time and space for five basketball contests. another aid to encourage better games was provided when mem- bers of rules and officiating classes were assigned as arbiters and referees. basketball champs intramural basketball leagues had twenty-one entries, and when the smoke cleared carley's cats found themselves champs. teams wound up in three-way deadlocks in the two 'mural circuits, and carIey's won a six-squad tourney playoff by defeating the eskimos, 46-34, the cowpokes, 32-3l, and, finally, the schicklegrubers, 33-25. front row, left to right-ray lincoln, al spanier lassistant coachl, and pat carley lcoachl. back row -les lillquist, ioe gruber, armond trancone, iim mil- ner and ernie thies. jack brink, al garrett, don dem- biczak, morrie gruber and warren schiebner are not shown. page 128 I95O hoop sensa+ion dick Hue flying saucers and Hwe faculfy fumblers pose vic- eicher relaxes, smiles af su+- +orious offer fhriilinq upse+ in annual scarlef arrowiac- ion Hall. uHy baskefball confesf. M. burlce, eicher go affer rebound during sav- abe poffenroih checks dummy for fall age 88-SI vicfory over wl'1Hwor+h. foo+baN schedule. dave cox and pai coleman Iafher down af- mal dix qri+S his feefh. eyes hoop in Ter qruenng boxing workouf. h0l'T16'PUQEf SOUf1d game. page 129 women's sports fencing fencing came io The women's physical educafion deparimenl lhis season. alfhough 'rhe coeds didn'+ pul anyone's hear? out They al leasi learned lo yell, louche. firsi' row, lefl 'lo righl, mary lane smi+h, beverly gilliam, ru+h nor- fhrup, anne'H'e exline, eleanor iones, ann ebrighf, ioan cox, marqery nobles, beHy you miicham, clarlene harmon. second row, glenna craw- ford, czella johnson, beverly parro'H', lois fhomas, iean munroe, millicenl payne, gail hanson, pai' risely, don- na +homas. page 130 vulleghall . . and over in lhis corner lleill, easi- ernifes, you have ihe winning volleyball ream wilh caplain ianice hayfield beaming a viciorious smile. her leam members included llell lo righll bar- bara schoenberg, ruih norihrup, mary ann nicholson, iuanifa schafer, ioann kerns. runner-up frances goede-.le's nel girls are piclured righl. coeds who helped push her leam inlo second place were beHy lou mifcham, delores sharp, mary lou meyerhoff, 'Frances lcaprainl, iim- mie gulick, beHy lou richarf. The Jrhird slol shows capfains goedde and hayfield shaking hands before lhe lournamenl finals. an+oineHe dusfin. head of lhe wornen's physical educalion cleparlmenl, coached ihe coeds. +en leams vied for honors in 'rhe volleyball lournameni, won by ianice hay'field's crew of six. , l 1 l , 2 X- 2 , is gy 1, s Q K 5 E 1 f i ,,s. s Q f 1 y A :V g L, ' iliiii , k 'sis . s gi , ,. . bei' 1 3 I Q l g ,Zi 2 E si i 1 5 fr iz 1 f sl' ' 'Fi K t 1 ' Q. . Q - f o, v r vrrss f ii A , ,L E , ,:.: Z ,ww E, Y E s ' llfi i , 'is' :v i'hi if sls s ' - . f i 'i i' Q i, i'i' ' Q . if r s,s - se a- fe-is e basketball 'lhe womens lioop parade ol I95O saw Frances goedde's maplelles caplure llie baslcelloall champ- ionslwip. lop piciure, left shows caplain goedde holding llwe ball. slanding lelf lo riqlil are feam members iuaniia schafer, iimogene guliclr, norma coolc, ianice lnayfield, delores sharp. camera calclmes lasl aclion belweon goeclde's lioopslers and lealw l'1ardin's courl coveds as norma cook and alfamae sims vie for llwe ball. hands up in piclure lower lell as iimmie guliclr and leah harclin llefll reach for llwe loss. wailing for llwe ball are delores sharp and doris nordhus. capfain leah l1ardin's leam wliicli losl in an excilinq linisli lo goedde's baslcelball learn are slwown lower riqlwl. capfain harclin liolds llne baslcelball. leff lo riqlnl' are allamae sims, doris nord- hus, ioanne bosshard, vivian laif, ioyce elliofi. page 131 page 132 tennis muriel olson, top lett, is one ot the Women's physical education depart- ment's top ranking Tennis players. in doubles the eastern coed is teamed with ioanne bosshard, top right, an- other racquet tan. classes may come and classes may go, but it's in the svvim sessions at the tieldhouse that coeds get Their oppor- tunity to shine. bottom photo shows some ot the glub glub girls giving a diving demonstration. middle picture shows one ot the advanced classes in a water ballet. swimming president isle beams broadly as he takes time out for a meal at the inland empire education association conference in spokane. this is lust one of the innum- erable meetings, conferences and dis- cussions that dr. isle attends each month to keep ewc on the school with a fu- ture list. kg , .X .Mmm Wk 3 heard et trustees president dr. walter w. isle the board of trustees and dr. isle get together to discuss eastern's expanding future. seldom seen on the campus, eastern's trustees make their presence felt in numerous improvements affecting the school program and campus life. left to right, dave s. cohn, dr. isle, mrs. hazel laughbon and i. hcirold anderson. naomi wall, secretary to the president, contemplates a part of the huge stream of office work that flows daily across her desk. page 133 dean of men since succeeding omer pence in i946 charles herring has under- taken a varied number of activities as dean of men. inaugurating The system ot dormitory selt-government, which now functions at eastern, he has also served as adviser to parnassus, writing hon- orary, and vvas at one time responsible tor the publication ot The savage writer and eastern review. dean uf women eunice nelson came to eastern i9 years ago and eastern has benefited ever since. instigating many nevv customs and ideas aug- menting social and cultural lite ot the students, as dean of women, she has given understanding guidance to eastern women with social and academic problems. serving here as adviser tor aws, dean nelson is a graduate ot wisconsin university and received her m.a. Trom columbia teacher's college. she has done graduate work at the university of california, university of london, and the university of south carolina. graduate teachers front row: john clarlc, drivers' education: parilla farnam, lab school: francis coehlo, art: baclc row: clon burgess, art: roger crane, stage production: hugh newman, physics: william matsumoto, chem- istry. page 134 louis v. grafious, instructor in english, ieanette g. cran- mer, instructor in speech, dr. robert n. lass, assistant pro- fessor in english, and daphne a. dodds, assistant professor in english and speech, use the tape recorder frequently to facilitate class room in- struction. charlotte p. hepperle, in- structor in modern languages, jean davis, instructor in mod- ern languages, raymond p. krebsbach, instructor in eng- lish, and clara kessler, instruc- tor in english, contribute to the forward-looking atmos- phere prevailing at eastern. division ul languages and literature dr. graham m. dressler, head of the division ot languages and literature and professor of eng- lish, is an asset to eastern of in- estimable worth. his vitality and versatility make him indispensable to a college stretching to new hori- zons, embracing a future of promise. page 136 is in the hands of division of languages and literature dr. richard f. miller, assistant pro- fessor of english and donald l. buck- ner, audio-visual services co-ordinator, see the humor of the situation-un- doubtedly before the suicide bomb. progress? henry a. bamman, instructor in eng- lish and h. e. holmquist, director of publications and associate professor of iournalism, examine ot Worlol-shale ing article in the journal. christine elrod, instructor in english and speech, gives pointers to kay gardener and sammy king, members of her creative dramatics and child- ren's theater classes. susanne carrithers, acting instructor in german. m. virginia dickinson, associate pro- fessor of english. mrs. dorothy c. smith, acting instruc- tor in speech and drama. division nl histurg and social studies dr. albert p. ludwig, head of the division of history and social studies and professor of history and sociology, holds a spot in eastern's orbit without equal. to leave east- ern without knowing this dynamic educator in the classroom is to be deprived of a very important part of your education at ewc. dr. robert campbell, instructor in history, myrtle jackson, instructor in business educa- tion, dr. aretas cl. dayton, associate profes- sor of social studies, and iames robert briggs, instructor in economics, were co- operative models for the kinnikinick's iohn robert powers. dr. ceylon s. kingston, emeritus vice-presi- dent and emeritus professor in history and the social studies, and weston wilsing, in- structor in business education, an eastern unexpendable and a valuable newcomer to the faculty, see the funny side of life. dr. edgar i. stewart, associate professor of history and social studies. george l. montagno, instructor in social studies and head counselor at hudson hall. cecil p. dryden, assistant professor of his- tory. dr. paul n. woolf, associate professor of economics, the molders . . . page 157 division nt education, psqchuluqq, philnsnphg dr. florence a. heisler, director of the psychological clinic and professor of ed- ucation and psychology, dr. william h. fisher, assistant professor in education, and clara graybill, assistant professor in education, discuss progress at e.w.c. patricia damon, instructor in educa- tion ancl housemother at monroe hall, dr. t. earl tilley, instructor in education and psychology, guy e. brown, assistant professor in psychology, dr. raymond p. Whitfield, instructor in education and psychology, and dr. james f. day, instruc- tor in education and psychology, ex- amine a case history in the psychology clinic. page 138 of the minds clayton b. shaw, assistant professor ot philosophy and sociology, ancl dr. ruth ellis, instructor in educational psychology, found something to talk about when they arrived to have their picture taken. lena c. adams, instructor in education and counselor at senior hall. dr. david a. barber, associate profes- sor of psychology. dr. obed i. williamson, head of the division of education, psychology, phil- osophy and professor of education and head of the graduate council. division ci pligsical sciences and mathematics dr. ofis w. freeman, head of fhe division of physical sciences and mafhemafics and professor of geography, aufhor,Iec+urer and indrucfor par exceHence,is one of fhe nafionally famous members of fhe faculfy. raymond f. bell, assisfanf professor of science and mafhemafics and alfred w. phillips, insfrucfor in mafhemafics. looks like a class in greelr. francis i. schaclegg, assisfanf professor in geography and omer o. pence, direcfor of placemenf and exfension and assisfanf professor of geography, lbofiom leffl seem fo be planning a foreign four dr. dana e. harfer, assisfanf professor of chemisfry and w. harold fallyn, assisf- anf professor of chemisfry, mix up fheir own version of fhe hydrogen bomb. dorine gufhrie, assisfanf professor of mafhemafics. that will pilot . . . page 139 division ei applied sciences and arts ioseph w. hungate, head of the division of applied sciences and cirts and professor of biology, is cn tried ond true lecxder in the never-ending effort to make eastern on outstanding school in the northwest. .wa-nnldx, edward l. dales, assistant professor of industrial artsg iames S. lane, superintendent of buildings and grounds and assist- ant professor of industrial arts: and loycl w. vandeberg, in- structor in industrial arts, survey their domain where beautiv ful desks and tables are made from lumber by sweat and science. louise c. anderson, associate professor of foods and nutri- tion and kate brodnax phillips, assistant professor of textiles and clothing, loolc over the wares of the latter in the realm ofthe former. clarence g. gross, instructor in biology. opal tleckenstein, acting instructor in art, nan lc. wiley, assistant professor of art, and mary g. swerer, associate professor of art, examine some ofthe ceramics and sculpture work done by various art students. ..-4 page 140 .gb w. lloyd rowles, head of line division 0+ music and professor of music, spreads eas+ern's lame in music across llne slafe wiln band fours each year, and his energy and abilily nave been inslrumenlal in producing many oulslandinq musical snows and organizalions aff line college. music roberf barnes, insfrucior in mu- sicg harold p. whelan, parl-'rime ins+rucfor in sfringed insirumenisg marian a. lawion, assisfanf profes- sor of music: 1. sfewarf smi+i1, as- sisfanf professor of music: and evelyn d, goodsell, assisfanf pro- fessor ol music qalrlier for a ses- sion ai llne piano in line band re- hearsal room of flue music build- Inq. beffy m. lranable, insfrucior in piano and music fheoryg wendell exline, insirucfor in music: bene- dici f. hallgrimson, assisianf pro- fessor of music: gwendoline harp- er, ins1'ruc+or in music, and iean swanson, ins+rucfor in piano, or- gan and music flneory, examine one ol ine hallgrimson originals. opal walker, ins+ruc+or in voice ancl music fheory. college olomenlarg school 17 1319 20 21 21 ff A u ui celia beck allen, inslruclor in remedial ecluca+ionq e. iane pallerson, inslruclor in elemenlary educalioni ice zafforoni, inslrucior in elemenlary educalion, and char- lo'l re iolmson, oooperalive public l1eal+l1 nurse, examine one ol llwe new boolcs in llie elernenlary school library. . . . tomorrow's leaders. page 14-2 clarlx m. frasier, direcior of in-service educalion and sludenl leaching and professor ol elemenlary educalion. a. madison brewer, principal of lhe college elemenlary school and assisiani professor of educafion, commands llie respecl and lriendslwip of bollw slu- denls and facully, carol zafforoni, acfing insfruclor in elemenlary educafiong eveus g. newland, assis+an+ professor ol elemenrary educaliong mabel l. pearson, assisfanl profes- sor in elemenlary educalion and sylva carney, insrruclor in elemenlary educa- lion, compare llwe lools ol educalion used in The classroom during 'lloose early and imporlanl years. esfloer m. ging- ricli, professor of arls, oncl char- loHe c. lang, as- sis+an+ professor of elemenfary e cl u c a 'l i o n al' ease in flue ele- menlary library. ' l 4 division ni phqsical and health education merle vannoy, boxing coach and inslrucfor in physical educa- +iong william b. reese, direclor ol alhlefics and insfrucior in physi- cal educaiioni alberl h. poffen- rofh, foolball coach and insiruc- lor in physical educafion and cecil wesi, assislanf coach and in- s+ruc+or in physical eclucafion, have broughi easfern naiional re- cognition in sporis. h. anfoinefle duslin, assisfanf pro- fessor of physical eclucaiiong wil- frecl w. beard, inslruclor in physical and healfh educalion, and florence beam lcrebsbach, in- s+rucfor in physical educafion, make a formidable Team ior guarding siudenis' healfhy bodies, so necessary for iull enioymeni of liie. flora e. davidson, assis+an+ pro- fessor oi healfh educafion. palm' l iii elimaxing a gear et progress . .. president et the united states harrg s. truman is tirst president te visit eastern washington college. pr d h l i950 O3 wx cheering ovation extended lnj students, tacultg and townspeople as president truman approches the pillars. WELCOME PRESIDENT TRUMAN 'fn t o wifi, .r Q il1eg're still backing eastern kacffiff :fi law- l V' igzwu., K' sk i x.,. 1 73? K. 5 by -K, s gg , I 4 fm H r 'fi' 551 .P'Ffl'- . l,,m.1gs35'y f .1 K as::.: 1f1,itf - A A iw' f 'f ff. ss s f - a .. . 2 A' r I f if rgfw so -Q. K r e ss? ., Q4f- f ,rf N ggi: '71 i is 1' rfzskif-., '?i, esiwly L 22? ' K . -V-1 ,,, gig, . s l 1 -,. , lid is fab,--p.f L iwggf, f Q .g X2 11 1 I Y ,5 f. - K gr ft.. . . ,. , ,, s G.. . 1 V . .. , -9 , f gg if 5,3 5 , g' N . MW Ai .5 , f rm ' f A W .-.. 1 1 N g fx, . r 1 ,. s ir--'.': f: af zi g' ,Gt - A ' ' s fi- 1' I-Qp3?f?7?f? a'-g 4 A ei . -ff l , . A g . Q oldlimers recall ihe good-old-days wiih nosialgic longing. youih pursues ihe world of +omorrow wilh uiler disdain for possible calasirophe. and from This mix mas'I'er of conflic+ing ideas emerges progress-concepi ol concepis. whaiever if is not progress is cerlainly change, possibly complexily. no one can 'rruihfully say Thai lhe scenery in cheney is noi changing or becoming more complex lprool posiiive abovel. 'Phe liorlunes and progress of cheney and easiern washingfon college are inex- iricably inierwoyen. sixly years of progressing logelher has cemenied lhe Jrwo wilh a working bond ol co-operaiion, clearly shown in Jrhe generous and sincere back- ing of ihe I'-750 kinnilciniclc by The business men of cheney. our appreciaiion is deep and lasling. in beginning lhe kinnilcinick adverlising seciion we wish lo poini oui Jrhai maich- ing eas'rern's expanding program has long been ihe aim ol lar-seeing cheney business- men, as shown here in- cheney's changing scenes of progress: lien leclgerwood remodeled: business manager iimmy's cafe lhe mall' shop - bunkers cheney aulo courf gem meal markei ihe cheney coffee shop benny's a+ fish lake built pinehursl' molel ral'cliffe's ford garage inovalionsz pix +hea+re--new proieclors cheney lelephone co.-college privale dial exchange. cheney 'Free press-new priniing equipmeni' page 146 piclure edilor berk ,,,.,, ,.., . ..,.. ,,,,,, I S bernbeck ,,,,, . ....,.,...,,, 24, 8l bernrsen .. ,............,,, .. ,,.. . ...53 berry... . ,....,,, . 36, 63, I24 befhards, r. 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RATCLIFFE CO. established l889 phone main bl page 148 i . is Kr' sundays . opgrggffAgjp.m. sfarfs congra+uIaI'ions from gibson's red 81 wI1i+e grocery if you're hoofing i'I s rolfefs on main savage sports scoops dinner - snacks 'A' 'k 'A' if you're cruising i'r's bennyfs at Hslz lalre dining - dancing swimming - fishing benny and eIeanor I ,f . Y of Q55 ttlree I ...Q , P davis, k .,,,,,,,,,, . davis Icfure index-con+inuecI .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 36 , h. g. davis, h. g. 44, 45, 50, 56, I25 davis, I. s., ,, , , ,,., .,......II davis, n. c. .. . ,, ,,,4I 20 dawald, m. a. , 9, dawson, 33 5I day ,, ,. 33, 5I, 59 decker. ,, , , 35, 82 deering, b, I. , 45 deering, m. I. ,, ,, 46 deerwesfer 33, 5I delp , . , 35 dennisn , 38, 59 denny, ,, 33, 45, sz, as dillard , 8C diIIs , 25, 52, 54 dimond 59 dix I8, 53, I06, I07, I29 dickinson 36, 46 doan ,, , 83 dodroe, e. h.. . . . 42 dodroe, i. I. , 24 doe , I5, 97, I04 donaldson, d. I., . 8I donaldson, e. 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N35 mattoon ,,,., ,,,,, , maxwell, d. o .,,,,, ,, ,, ,...,,,, W29 maxwell, m. m., , ,..,., 50, 64 mayberry .......... ,, , ,,,,, 24, owl pharmacy drugs . . . toiletries school supplies film developing prinfing greeting cards phone main lll cheney, wash. l' best wishes from oni's flower shop Hcorsages coeds go for 2l3 d sfreef - red l73l - flowers by wire mr. and mrs. pugh for quality laundry service try the cheney laundry main l27l e. ruden k el Iys congrafulafes two of the northwesf's leading resorts bunkers al' . . . williams lake only I4 miles from the campus scenic wonderland . . fishing supplies cabins . . fishing . . tavern . . picnic grounds . . . dock facilities spokane county's best rainbow trouf fishing! bunkers al' . . . fish lake dining . . . tavern . . . dancing . . swimming . . . cabins . . . 'l'l'I6 Cl6SS of '50 picnic grounds . . . dock facilities arf colyar. owner only 3V2 miles from the campus page 152 wishing yau success in yaur futu e emleu vo s wiltred a. gamon, m. cl. dr. william r. bernarul d i. presley ciarldwell, m. d. I1- CI- walker. 6I'i0 neY w. orlob, m. cl. dr. o. e. iohnson the cheney professional men bill's tavern congratulates the class ot '50 francis ancl bill lee hotcakes light . . steaks iust right . . . chicken golden brown . at the eheney grill and coffee shop friendliest spot in town meet me at the malt shop congratulations to tl1e class ot '50 trom leonarcl ancl ioyce picture index-contmuecl mayeda, i. . 63, 89, Il2 moritz, f. .. .. . 3l mcavoy . . 53, IIB, II9, I2I morris, s. r. .. . 73 mccaffrey . 48 morris, b... , 84 mccamant . . . ..33 morton, n. I. . . 38, SI 55 mccartney, c, I. . .I6 morlon, p. m. . 38 mccarty, m. i. . 36 moser mcclelland . 3I 3I, 45, 52, 53, 6I, 63, 76 mccullock .. . .35 moss . .. 2l mcdaniels, d. i. .. . ...I7 mroz .. . .. . 50 mcdaniels, i. r. . .I7 munroe . . 33, 45, I30 mcdermott 3I, II9 mulcahey , 9, 22 88 mcdonald, i. I. . 5I, 74, 87 munther .. .. 42 77 mcelroy . 55 murdock . 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I. 96, 93, IOI nordhus... .'A, 45, 53, I3I michelson, m. . 96, II9, I70 horstadt . .. .. 36 miles, e. p. . . 33, 57 northrup 38, SI, 54, 74 I30 miles, I. c. . . 34 oates .. . I8 34 miller. h. 3. 17, ss, 70 odell ,, so miller, i. k. . ...I6 o'Iarey ...,.. 23 millhorn .. 33, 80 o'Ieary . ,,,, 83 milne ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . . ,,,,,,,, 35 oleson . 36 67 milner, i .,.,,,,, . . 3I, I28 olsen .. .,,., .. .. 25 milner, Iuella .. 33, 45 olson, a. i. ,. . I5 milner, Iorraine . .. 33, 45 olson, d. w... 7, 90, IIO minnick .,,,,...,, . . I06, lo7, :lo olson, i. I.. ss, so 70 mitcham 36, 5l, 63. I30 olson, m. i. .. . 46 mittelstadt . . . 55, 60 olson, m. g. . . .57, l32 mohr, r. i. . .64 olson, s. i . . ..l5 monroe . .20 o'neilI .. . I9 morgan .. .II7 oquist 53 pa EF 153 cIon't be a traitor to your country a great battle in which there can be no compromise is now being waged in the united states. you are not being aslced to shut ott your tractors and grab your guns but to shut off your tractors and look at the plow or 'farming implement you are pull- ing: that is your weapon, tor the battle is against soil erosion. it you are worlcing the soil in the old traditional method you may be a traitor! it you are practicing under surtace tillage your name belongs on the growing list ot 'fighters who are protecting their country's greatest heritage: the soil. what does under surface tillage do? I. it prevents soil erosion even under very adverse conditions it conserves the moisture. it builds up the quality ot the soil every year. it produces a greater yield per acre. cheney weecler company manufacturers of undersurface tillage implements 2. 3. 4. cheney's soilivator plow cheney's new model 7a tilivator cheney's tilibar cheney, washington picture index-continued osburn ,... ....,,....,., ,,,,, . 3 8, 57 pullen ...., ,,,,,,,,. , .,...... 2 0, 63, 83 + I +- d b + - h OH --,-----,-,- QUY- , v,45, 59 pu,-Cell, I, kb, VVYY lwrrr Vrgr VVVVV V V V ,gl COHQFB U 6 IODS an GS WIS 95 palmer ........,... , ........ 45, purcaell, p. e .,.,.....,,,,,....,...... 53, pannett ........,,. ..,,,...., . .. qua e ,,,..,,,,...,,.,. .,,,,,. . parker, d. I ..,,,,.,.,, ,.................... I I2 quigley .... .. rA,,A ,,,,,,,, 4 I, 50, 52 parker. p. c.. ................... 5 ..... , 4? qugnen. Q. d ....,.... si. l033,. 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'+- pepault, i. w. .,,.,... 20, IUO, I04 recgr . .,,,...,.. ,...,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, . . ,I3, 42 we can get lf! pe ers, . g. ree , c. ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 . . I3, za, 41, 59, lze rehman I4 If W9 C-ifl'I' 99+ If. peters, i. r ................. ,,,. 7 , 45, 53 reirlbold .,,,, ..,,,,,,,, 7 3, 79 H, iSn'+l peters, r. e ...,.,..,,,..,,..,.,,,.,..,....., 8 ren ert ,,,,, , . ,,,,,,, 33, 50 ' peterson, d. e.. ...,,,, 3I, 42, 85 renn ,,,,, ,,,, ,,r,, ,,.r,, ,,,r,,r.,r, 3 8 ppitirson r.. ..,..........,,....,,, 63, I28 reynolds, f .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, r,,r,,,,.,, 2 5 . p iI ips, i. I ..... ,.,..,,.,...,,. . 39, 59 reynolds, . r .,,,.,,,,, .. ,. ,,,,,,,, 20 h b ,F Mp., m. . ..,,..,..,,,, .2, 48, 58 W... .T ,ccccccciccc ,,,,,,,,,, cccccccc 1 2 t e en ran in store phillips, m.. ....,.,....,,....., .45, 46 richards, b. r .,,,,,, 35, 53 picard ,. ,..,,,,,..,, ...,..,.,,...,,,,,, I 4 richards, f. g. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .35, 6I pickerel ..... .,,.,.,............ I 3 richardson, i. a .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 64 Cheney' wash' pierce ..,,,.... .....,.., 3 5, IOI richardson, t. h... ,.....,............ -42 pittman .., ..,.... . .......... 52, 86 richart, b. i .,,,,,,,, 38, 52, 63, I30 pgaggtemeier ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5, rlcgesond ,,,,, I.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, 45, 63 p ane z ..,......,. ...,,.,.,,,..........., r ic mon , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, . 3 , plaster... ....,. .. 33, sz, ss richmond, m. n. , ......,. aa you can always get your tavorite . . . plowman .... ..... ......,...... . 5 I, 55 richter ......,......... . .. .,,,....42 pcffenroth rickei . ,... .. . ,,............,..., 63 newspqpers II3, 49, 53, 96, 98, 104, I29 riggle, e. r ........... ...,..... a I, as magazines poo e .... .... ..,,.,,..,......,......... 3 5 , 56 riggle, e. c .... ..... ......... ......... 3 5 porter, b. .. .....,,........... ,... 58 ring , .......... .... ...... . . ' power, r. S ..... ...,..... . His, ss, 59 rimpler ...... .. ................. ..... 5 i, 54 cfgqrs and potter .................. 35, 96, I03, II2 risley, p. p.. ...... ..48, 64, I30 CIgGl'6ffeS potms ...,. . ......,...........,...... ..,. I I, risley, v. w... . . ..... .......... : 2 af ,Hue pre m . .,........................................ risser ....,, ...... ...........,,.... . prekeges ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5, 52 rivers ,, , ,,,. . ,... .2I Q prescott, ............... ..... ....... .... 4 2 f cabins, i. ..rr ...., 33, as h I 8 h prescott, n. d .......... ..I2, 42, 63 robinson ..,. ..... ,..... . 4 2 C e S pryor .. ...... ........ . . . .,...,....,..,.... 20 robison .. .33 page 154 picture index los roche . ,,,,, 96, rockstrom ,,,, .. . 35 rodeck . . 38 roenicke . 59 rotfler, d. d. 31, 91, 106, 107, 121 roffler ,... .. , 107 rogstad . 31, 91 rohde ,. . 22 rolseth . 33, 51, 63, 79, 84, 86 rosbach, d. w. . 18, 48, 53, 90, 95, 96, 100, I02, 104 rosbach, r. 1. la, 48, 97, 104, 108 roseberry, . .. 31 ross, c. r. 16 ross, g. 1. ,,,,,, .. I6 ross, r. k. . . 21, 87 rowland . ,, . . ,,,, 36 ruark . 38, 52 rudlong . . .. 20 rueppel . .. 22 rufer . .. . .. . .. 41 ruff, d. k. . .33, 63 ruff, r. .. 65 russell, b. . . .. . 25 rutt 35 rudd ..,, . . 31 ryan, g. w. ,.,, . 42, 63 ryan, 1. p. .. 31 ryan, i. e. . ,,,, .l4, 39 sahr . .. . 96, 103 :ale .. ., 14 salinq 42, 84 salmon . 35 sampson . . 26 sands Il, 45, 51, 56 savitz .. ., ,.,. 35 sawyer .. ,. 35 scarpelli . .. . ,,., ., I2 schaar . . .,,, 46, IIO schaefer H, ,, , I4 schaefer, w. 1. ,,,,, ,, 57 schafer, iuanita .. , 38, 63, 92, 130, 131, Schaffer . , ,,,,,,,, , ,, ,, , ,44, 45 scheibner . ,,,,,, , ,, , H 31 schetzle ,,,. .. .23 -continued schewe , schmidt, c. h... schnider . schoenberg, a Schoenberg, b schroeder . schultz .,.. scribner , seelig, i. b. seelig, s. m. seiler . ,. . seimer .. . selle . .. shaffer, e. 1. .. ao, . ...14, is f. 42, m.... 38, . 14, -.. le, 28, 41, 76 ...14, 54, sharp, d.. 38, 45, 57, 130, sharp, e. a. shehan . .53, 83, 96, 100, 119, shearer, e. w. . .... . 23 sheely .. . ,. shelledy . . sheburne . H.. shields ...... . ....21, 50, 59, shrauger, w. i.. .l0, 11, shrauger, p. n. . .,.9, 12, 47, 52, ss, ss, shroy , . .. .. shulkin sibert . siemon .. . spence, d. b. ,. ..l8 sperlinen .. sprinqer . , st. clalr stecker, f. w. . stecker, 1. m. . sleenson stell ..., .. stelzer ...., stenson ....., 35, stephen, e. 1... stephen, 1. a. . stevens ,.... sfevenson . 96, 53, 96, 99, .f 'f'l'7, ' ffl. 17 50, 61, 73, 26, 124, ff-, ii, stewart, w. .3l, 124, stiegler .... ...... . .. .. stimpson, i. e. ......... .. stimpson, r. I. , W 28 simanton . .. 114 smith, gloria ......., 38, 88 simmons, e. e. ..,, 42, 63 smith, h. w. .,,........... .....35 simmons, r, d. , . 44, 45 smith, k. h. ...... ......,........ 3 4, 35 simons .. , ..l7, 58 smith, 1. 1. .........,............,.. .......33 sims smith, r. v... ..............,,. 28, 42, 63 . 33, 47, sl, 56, 74, sb, 131 smith, v. d. ...... ...,........... 2 2, 54 sinclair . ..,,.... .... . .35, 59 snead ........ ....... ..........., . . ...H33 sinn . . . ....65 sohns . ..........128 sitton .... ..... 21, 80, 89 sorensen, d. r ................... ....... . .35 .,1ater. .. .18, 47, 59, 91 sorenson, f. 1 ...l2, 52, 54 sma11,. . 53, 59, 60 sorrells . .,.............. 35 smalley 22, 28, 57, 122 spacek .. .... 7, 17, 58 smart . , , , .. .,53 spanier.. 110, 128 smick , .. 63, 86 sparkes . 33, 66, 67, 68, 72 smith, b. . .42 spear, r. 1. ....... ,...........,.. . smith, e. g.. . . .36 spence, a. s..... . 65, 66, 67, 68 . congratulations trom o1son's men's wear cheney auto court -k completely remodeled -k kitchenettes if modern heat mr. and mrs. elmer roush 9 , 'k 'A' 'k ul' iirktit so lhal you need not guess! we maintain the finest equipment and an experienced staff of artists, photog- raphers and engravers so that our patrons need leave nothing to chance. spokane american engraving co. 402 chronicle bldg. O spokane page 155 mr' 0 another I Q unusual annual L designed 81 printed by frank h. Iawton 81 son creative printers 608 north monroe spokane page I 116 picture index-continued as st. mary , ,,,,,, ,,,, . 37, tibbitts , 45, 46, 5I, 69 stocker ., . . ,, 53 tilley, p. ,, , ,, ,I8 , . stockman ., , fill timm , ,, ,, qs, storlie 5 tisher , Sl, 5 , 64, We can f keep If sfo,-mem 38 titus , I6, 42, 63, I22 story , , , H, 255 tiostolvson , ,, 32 8 tobiniski ,. Under our band - -- ! Kiss -a eww M stradling , , , ,I06, IO7 toland .... , 3,33 strange . ., .IIO, l21 tomlmson 33 strauss . , ,. ., 59 toreson, i. m. , ,33, 50, 57 0 I stredwick . , I8, 60 toreson, m. b. 50 I+ S suhadolnick 33, torppa, d.'e. ., 39, sumsiom , ,. . ,..,. torppa, r. . ,. sutton , , 36, 63 townsend . ,, , , ,45 swanson, a. f. , , 59, III trantow 27, 35, 63 I swanson, r. w. , . 35 trainer, m. b. , ,. , ,,3I swartz , ,, , ,, , , 33 trainer, mary , ,, , ,38 swedberg I7, 58, travis , swyter , ., 46, 69, trexler , taft , .,,, Sl, 67, 79 trimble, d. m. , ,, ,60 tainter ,,,, ,35, IIT tritle '24 I2 tait ,, 45, IO6, IO9, , 5 for ll'e I7, 47, si, 54, 67, 74, I3I twichell 3 , ..3a, sz, 54 tangen , . ,, ,, ,, ,, 46 tyrrell .9, 22, II9, IZO tanner .. 38, 53, 68 underwood I ,l, raylaf, d. 1. , , ao , 95, 96, 97, 99, II9, :za ates r.-tyler, 4. h., , , so, se unruh 44, 45, 69, 78 taylor, f. o. . , I6 urie , . 28, 34, I26 teewes , 336 urness , , 38, 69 , templin ,, , 38 vanbelle , .. ,, 35 In thies , . , 3I, IZ8 vandermeer ,, , , 6 thiringer, e. r,,, , ,,.. H58 van fredenberg . , , ,l8, 59 throma ,, , IZ, 38, 55 van hise , ,, ,. 345, 46, 69 thomas, b. I. ,, . ,, 32, 33 vanvliet , ,, ,, 350, 55 I o thomas, dick l. . 4, 9, 36, vanwormer , . , 38 men S Collegla-I-e S+ les se, 70, 77, ai, s4, s9, no Vaughn 5 ., ,. , as, an thomas, donna ,38, SI, l30 verge, d. c. ,, , I28 thomas, lois, 33, Sl, 56, 83, l30 verge, g. w. , , thomas, r. e. , , ,,,35, 63 viles ,. thomas, roy I. . ,. 53 visser , , ,. 58 n. l posl st. thomas, s. a. ,. ,, IUHTZ vorba , , .. thomas, w. m. , ,, , 2 wagner , ,, , . thome . ,, ..., , I4, 42 walker, a. t. , 65 spokane, washington rhompsan, b. ,, ,, .,,, 3I walker, 6. i., za thompson, f. a. ,. ..,20 walker, c. m. ,, 33 thoreson ,, , , ,96, 98 walker, h. i. , . ..33, 57 thrapp ,, 48 walker, h. I. , . .... . ,35 thress . 35 walker, r. I. , 12, 63 you wreck 'em-we'll fix 'em congr t lations I a U la e n n e t s to the rads ot l950 b 9 auto re UI from conley chemical supply co. your western suppliers of a complete line: industrial floor seals soaps waxes and other maintenance equipment and supplies spokane, washington 2622 w. 7th ave. ma. 5780 burchett studio makers of fine portraits s. I3 howard ma. 282l You can't go wrong with flowers . . for any and all occasions peters 8: sons tlorists spokane, wash. pagv 157 congratulations seniors annual photography 4 by bafchelor-plath Q s. 8 monroe 3 spokane pic'l'ure index-conlinued 35 Wo c Wallace, C. l. .VVVV.......,VVVsv,V,..-.- - Wallace, clayfon ......Y........v 35. Wallace, g. ..,.....,..... .-.-..-- 4 l. Waller .,,,.............VV. ..,YVVV 3 3. Waller ., ,,.... A,----,- 9 5. Ward ,,,,,....., Warnlcke Warwick , ........ Wa H .,,,, ,.....,,,,..,. Weaver, d. e. ...... ....... ...Y . - Webb, b. a. ..,..................... 78. Webb, e. C. 45, 5l, 55. Webb, g. n .... .,,,.....................-. Weeks ....,,,.,,,.... .... . ........... -Y--- - Welh ...... 53 56 83 99 .56 .35 .45 .......,43 ..,36 I I0 56 M36 ...38 I4 Wendi ..... .A.---- --33 Werner ..,., ,,.......... -....--.. 3 l Werlz .,.......,,,.....Y.....Y.. . ...---- .ll Wheeler, erlene ..,,.... ,,....,,, 4 5 Whidden ,.........,,...... .....---. 7 0 While, s. ...,,.,,.., . ......... 29 While, i. e. ..... ......... 3 3 While, 1. C... ...,., ....... . -......--- - .38 whiled .........,..............,...--....----- Whilehill ,,,,,,...............,.., ......... . . '53, l06, 101, no, 124, Whulelaw ....,....... .. ,,,, 4, 7, I4, Whileley ....,,,,,..,.. .. .......35, Widmyer .,........,,,...,....,........ . 33. 33 5l 89 Wiggs ...,...., ....,,,,,, Wilhelm ........,,. ,,,, Williams, c. Williams, d. Williams, d. 47, 48, Williams p. l. williams, s. Williamson .......,,, , Willson m. , k. Willson, n. W I Willson, d. Wilson, g. .,,,. Wilson, . r. Wilson, wise ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . ,,., Wifter .,.... . Wolfe ......, page 158 F. .,,. ........ l v. m. , 33: 15, 16, Sl' 'EH' .58. . .,,.,...l6, 50, 52, 47, Sl, 54, 33, 63, 89, so, As, 6, 73, 95, .,.35 3l, IZS 89 ll4 68 IDI 82 67 98 l4, 74 63 74 lOl 82 . .....,.. ,,,......,. 7 , l26 Qffffffio, 'isfloi ,........5l: 56 79 88 I 22 89 od, l. . ...,, .. Workes ,.., , ,.... ,....,, , Workman, m. r. .,,,, ,...,, ,,,,,,, , Workman, W. o. ,,,,,, .... , ....., , , worsham, n. d. ,,,., ,3l, 59, Worsham, W. W. ,,,,,,.. 8, 57, Wrighl, abbie ..,...... ..l5, Wrighl, e. e. .. ,, ..,, ,,,22, Wrighl, i. s. ., ......., ,50, Wright, wayne Wyer .. , ,,,,, Wynla . ,. . . ......,....... yaklsh ,,,... , ..... .. ............. yafes , , 39, 6l, 63, yeager, W. m. ...... .. ........... yeaman , ,, .,...,. ,,...,,,,,.,.... . ,, yonekawa ,, ........ young. b. e. .38 yule ,,.,.. young, may za rneke ,,,. , zeimanfz , , zimmerman , I5 zorb, r. d. . ........... zornes ,,,,.,.. .,..,, . H38, 5l, adams ,,,,.... ,, ,,,,,,.. 5l, allen , ,,,,, ..... . ..., anderson , .,,, ,, bamman, h. bamman, r. . ..... ...... ......... 5 l l38 barber ., barnes ,,,,, beard ,,,, bell ,. .. .. .. . berg ,. blair ,,...., .. . ,, brewef ,... . , briggs ...,, .. ,,,, l37, brown ,.., ,, ., 59, burgess .. ..... .. . carrilhers . ...., ,, Campbell . carney .. . ,, clark ,,.. ,..... coelho .... ............. CFGDHIBI' .. cross .,,,,, . .....80, dales , .... . damon ..... ....... . 7l, 7fQ..liLi.l' Elf , ,,7l chase away your blues al' or where friends meet wil' ll chicken dinners steaks lunches lounge 5l8 w. sprague spokane, wash cangratula tions to the class af '50 cclrncltion company fresh milk and ice cream 4l I ca+aldo em. l58l davidson ..,. davis, i. ,, day .,,, ,. dayfon , c. w. lrill printing company fine prinling pholo Iilhography 'A' ma. 4338 920 w. riverside ave. spokane 8, wash. dickinson .. dodds dressler .. drydsn ....,, duslin ellis .,,.... elrod elwick .,.,.., exline farnam ......., fisher ,, , fleckenslein gingrich ., , goodsell . grafious , . , graybill ,, gruber gufhrie .,,,, ., I34 I35 I40 frasler .,.,,. . ,,,,., ..,V,V,,.... I 42 l42 l40 I35 I38 haas ........,,.,. ,,... , V, ., . piclure index-coniinuecl ludwlg .,, , .. mafsumofo , ,, mcmillar ,,.. ,. , miller ., ,, , ..,, , monfaqno ,, l43 l35 I38 I37 I36 l35 nelson , N l35 I37 I43 l3B I36 HEUFTIBI1 ..., .....,, 28, . ..,,.. 28, 89, newfon ., ,.... .. pafferson ....., SB, pearscn ., ...,.., ,, pence ., 56, l4l reese ,,,, ., ,IO , . ,.,, , .,.,, riddle rowles .s,,.... ....,,,, , , sammons ., schadeggn , . .. shaw, c. shaw, e. .1',ff'5s',' ' ,.......eo, H ' 'Q i.i..72 ,,..... , I 39 ,..,, 72 smith, I. I4l hallgrimson ,, .,..,,, ,..45, 56, sfeenson handy .....,,, harper .,,.,,, harfer ,.,,,, .. heisler ......,,,, hepperle ..,.., herring .....,, , holcomb . ,, ,, holmquisf .,,, ,,,, , ,, .. hunqale hulfenba ch ,, ,. Isle . ...,,,,.,,., iackson ..... ioiinson ..... kanable ...,, kessler .....,,,, kinqsfon ..... ,.... , , krebsbach, f.. ,, ,. krebsbach, r. .,,.. .,,,,,, , lane ,, ,..,,.,,..,. .. lanq ., ,,,,. lass .,,.... lawron ...,, slewarr ...... . , ........, , ,.... ,73 l4l , .,,,, , ., ,. sfronach ., ,, ,. ,,....,.59, l39 surbeck , ,.......,. ,.,.. I 38 swanson ..., . ,...,..l35, l36 swerer ., 80, l34 'lallyn ,,.. ., lilley .....,,....,...,,, vandeberq , ,. ,...,72 I36 vannoy ...,, ,, ,, walker , , , ,,.,, , ,,,.,. l39 ,.,....I37 ,,.,,,,l34 ,mera .Weiss I. I, lar .......la4 .......ia4 ,,...,,....l-12 I ,,,,, 92, l42 l39 philips, a. w ..,........,., ,,,,......I l 39 philips, k. b. ,.,,,,A,,,,,A,A,,,,,A,,,,,,, I40 I43 I43 poffenrofh ., .... 95, ll8, 6 l08 , l23, l4l 139 .. ,...,,,,..,..,....... ..,..,., , l38 smirh, d. . ,,,,,,... 65, 68, I36, l4I smith, e. ......,e,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, .,,A,A 7 2 .M mHmum,m,44,ss l37 I4l ,,,,,A,,,l26, l40 l39 l38 ..,...,.,,58, l40 I43 I4l l33 ,, ,,I, 28, wall ...,,, ,,,,,....,.,.,,, . .. ,.,,.,,,,.,,,, .. wallace . .,., ..,.,.. ,,,,,,, .,..,,, , , 7 I lI2 143 , wesr ..,....., ..,. , ri . whelan , ,, , , ,45 I33 I37 l42 l4l ., ,, ,l35 whiffield I37 uiley .,,. , ,,,, , I43 williamson , ,.., . l35 wilsing ,, ,, l40 woodward ., ., ,,,l42 woolf .,,,,,. ,, HI35 zafforoni, c. , , ,,.. l4l zafforoni, i. . 95, , ,,45, ff ,,,, Arif ,.... .92, l4I I38 I40 I38 I27 I37 I42 ,, , , ,142 page 159 cur verg best wishes tor geur future careers . . . remember this: these new buildings could have been done in only one way . . . by free enterprise by private contractors going all out with their resources of men, money, equipment and building experience . . . and the community investment of capital . . . after all, that's the real american way to do things. V - K Y 'sis2 2::.s:Mx:,,g,, he A 4stx:3n5,,:g,a,, was .,Wsass4e..,MgEg Nm .5 by L ni: mr v3...r:..yc,.4.r4M JR ,yu ' is Que -f .vfq' 'I ,. ' ' ' ' 'lL 11 'J - ' ff - F was A W5 WM ml gp to - ,ese...... If ' Q 5 V lil ii 1 'fl' ru-4' 'dvi '-13349 --4572 , W WNW: 2 ' ., N a r e gi. rrb, :Q K, iw-'.:'3QfXiL'A,-Utstl g siv in ,, giY'4 ?gf1fT32?Q?si1 , ' e 2 1 . a4iw5,iss,g2,3.fvl.5Qf?g,,, ' f '35' tial' 1 mlm 1 e 5. fi,sn sm nam M me some ..caggt,.t4e'f ,1 s i - A lfg:h4'tfe:s'fK ,. IX . so 3 at 1 r ee ,pg , El 'V m ' . I It 1, ' ',:.Q-N fl' ' t tiff - 23 - H r 1 vm, ' -as-.. .fre r f gm ffwi ' p f' an -' ' ' .--5 A . . . . +., ,,,,Q': W L ,, f 5 1, x J 'f'z:gar,,i' Q FEW if-RLTTIFB rm ,, :'Eew,:2L' ' 1 , . i..gJ f' cl k 4, 'j aw A 1 MSN. V-M 141, -ai ef' sac,'4,gf-.- , ' if :sys -.we,,,..'. ' ' Y 1 ' 1 . .730 W . lifiitg 1 V ' ' it ,fy i rw- r r e e tl 'X t ii it WV? IH A V is-i so 533 K 'f'i'S'1't .visa , Q r xg s'T ! Ttf ' V tla- ' ' Tigmaqtewwgf. ff ,1Qwu,m ., , ' gud -JV' 3 V - 1 ,ttyl Q4 'ls 7 7 .1 cf si 3'-'1,f' sk st . 1 ' H . ,E J yr ,iv 1-3 I 5 I ,.1pl, ,xe . , V - , N .. ,a .H page 160 built by contract lcompetitive bidding savesl hushcem Xt rauh general contractors vern w. iohnson, manager spokane, washington contractors for the new music building and women's dormitory member the associated general contractors of america skill-integrity1responsibiIity