Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

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The spirit at Eastern has been shown by the marked improvement in vot- ing in class and student body elections, attendance at con- vocations, concerts, athletic events, dances, and participa- tion in other worthwhile activities of college life. The various service groups have made an excellent effort in arranging and advertising coming events of importance to the college and to the individual student. The attempt to strike a happy medium in the spirit of the student body has steadily pro- gressed into success in this year of 1956. Page 8 W J X Page 9 ew +3 The providing of education to young people can be one of the soundest investments any state can make for its future. In accepting this opportunity for a college education, you in turn must always face up to the added demands and responsibilities. The determination of the soundness of such an investment will be largely dependent upon you. The privilege which has been yours and the requisites of the future should be a constant challenge and motivation. There will be new enterprises to be started. Many menial tasks will have to be done. All types of wholesome human relationships must be established and maintained. The wisdom you have gained here on the Eastern campus awaits your translation into intelligent behavior. There are always demands for clear thinking in innumerable situations. You willconstantly be called upon to foster and cherish our many freedoms. You must constantly be a champion for the expressed hopes and aspirations of our founding fathers. ln your hands will rest the task of preserving arid passing on to your children and your children's children the great heritage and inheritance which is yours. In meas- uring up to these and other challenges you will give proof of the wisdom and value of this great investment. All of us here at Eastern have confidence that when the time of evaluation comes, you will have given full measure of our expectation. DON S. PATTERSON, PRESIDENT Dr and Mrs. Patterson with their son, Bruce. The President's home. ' E 255, H: Hi, Ln 1 uw L 7245225 1, jg JA. f 1 HW w k 2 5,1 sg I' 'mg' X. ix Y 5 Qrgf 3 E N egg-- Wil an is 7525 32152 Q fl. vw 72-za - ' -igigf Y- .mmf fgur' Tfggf.. .,, U .5 A' ' gg in ft? ' V Ln was x , --Lf w-4: X LV was ,. ,, x x x x 7 X x ff mpg Sm .5 We .,,, .iw s. as . fy M: 151417 S .J J' :E ,, AL Lv 1 ,W MM, ifz,-f , ,H f hx 5 xx mmf 2:1 A, 1 an 3 ' Ziff .: QQ? ' ' - ,Adi airg' L W vrr- W JV ., UN fii2'??' . :mam Q MM 5 . 1, . I 0 N223 :ai ,A ,ff is m ' ifmx , H my-2 1 we, sg 12 if HarI4S,2'D1gZ gazes an ' Q gn U..-wk? Q A, ,m kg 52322 , -1 mm M 3. wrl-5,Q Q 's :gf . .45 5 I, Q s Vx wr ' 'H' k' up x ,A 4 -.wa w' 5f'i ' 'l'v',: -4 . YY . 1. N f I n s. I ' -1 df fi , -.-. 1 .,-g 1 -Q u-:I 4 M 'Q 'E 'X , 5 F H1 +P ' If-A? ' - iw 'file 15 Y .- u ff 'n wwf-M MU Lx ' A 1 .1 fm ' ' 1 w. , . 2' 3 li The Faculty Implementation Committee orlglnated with the Idea of promoting better Inter faculty re latlonshlps meets with President Don S Patterson Reading clockwise Mlss Esther Gingrich Mlss Clara Grayblll Dr Agnes Colton chairman Mr Arthur Buehl Dr Patterson Dr Kenneth Hossom Miss Eveus Newland, and Mlss Dorme Guthrne g Eastern Washington Col- lege's board of trustees, headed by J. Harold An- derson, Cashmere, formu- lates EWCE policy and han- dles the college's maior problems. From left, Mrs. Hazel Laughbon, Daven- port, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Charles Gonzer, Spo- kane. Administrative bigwigs gath- er tor a meeting. Front row, from left, Raymond Giles, di- rector of placement, C. W. Quinley, registrar, and W. W. Force, comptroller. Back row, Raymond Whitfield, left, di- rector of graduate study, and Marion Surbeck, physical plant director. Page 15 my tr 'rw 2 df rv- 1 'IW ng r , - V .iiimhggjriviiix srrggn 4 H is ,., ,lid V-.T-ri , ,E Genial Daryl Hagie takes over as clean of men, replacing A. H. Abe Poffenroth. Dean Hagie was an immediate suc- cess and is very popular with the students. ADMINISTRATION, LIBRARY, INFIRMARY if ..f-'Q Dean of women, Miss Janet Douglas, replaces Lydia Holm, and like Dean Hagie, has attained suc- cess and popularity with EWCE students. Mrs. Eva Lindahl, T. T. Wall, superintendent of property and procurement, and Mrs. Mildred King, bursar, scan a recent pub- lication in the office of Mr. Wall. All three are key personnel in the administrative ottices at EWCE. X 9 1, W K' l .41-Y .5 .fX1.22w:1.. 1 ' 1 . 1 gm, ....w,:-'mir i i ,iw i , 9' :-vlmiittiifil r Z. X.-4-1 T, 'WA l-L N N ' wif' . ,N xl W ii 2 Iii.-,st 4 ,, Yi! Vi infirmary policies with night nurse Shirley Loomer left, and Jacqueline Franks, right, assistant nurse. College nurse Marie Sternitzky, seated, discusses f tl . -,.Lsa-153 5. ll ,, we A-1. Head librarian Hugh Blair takes time out from his rigid schedule to have this shot taken with his eFficient staff. From left they are Mr. Blair, Miss Emily Mclntyre, Mrs. Edith Shaw, Mrs. Marie Haas, Mrs. Ruth Riddle, and Mr. Gruber. YI'- Ill Office staFF meets with Aleda Mae Rehm lseatedj, new assistant to the registrar From left, June Laib, Martha Nicodemus Alice Blahm, Sandra McGee, Mary Charl- ton, .lanet Oates, and Phyllis Truscott. V 1 ,A 1 -nqgf , , +- 51-3,515 ,A . 3,1 ' 1 B 1 , 1 1 M 5,-......-,,h,., , 1 I w Ln. J . ,-NW . ,NRI-,F '. ' f X, ,, v ' I - x f jx. , -1' N f' ' ' wif:-.. W i L a - gg 1 1 K QQ f' ,e A TQ I ' -,f-if I . xp' : 'A L 31N ' lilrk ww: .sr gl , Va V iv' U V v -,VV-IXYTI Ei '- ' :ff .--I-'-gf ' ' - ' -ff V-. 7'Q'Q,f Q.. , Hifi ' H- -1- ??Y,,.-f XQ Q .wfgzm ,q ,- v ,A Ye, Q 22. f::?ffQ -N '. ' Q N -'K - -f+Q:s,'rs-1f'.- Q. N I -'V 34.22, fv-51,7 ' - j,fgfp4!?.g,3,1.fq,5. ,Jil .. W Jifffif' Qi? ' ' R -.LH is ,JHA-5 COLLEGE Hsu ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Two of the new faculty members of the college elementary school are Bernard Kingsley and Rita Ringwood. Physical education instructor Antoinette Dustin reads up on the rules for the next series of games to be taught her pupils. E li 1 i, i, 'Q Looking over a reading book in the college ele- mentary school library are Eveus Newland, Esther Gingrich, Leonard Kennedy and Camilla Surbeck. Page I9 4 f ,gf 24125 2 4 5 2 s Vfgea 59.5 H, fm-1 F6 'T U if E 35 :AEC 1-' 2 gi - :wi Tim, STEM, , . igfif? MN., f 1 Lfhw 6 3' 'E 'Q ' 1 . ' 4 +5- ' 5 I 1 3? ' 'LE ' QV ? gs ggkv is M n MMMWT' 1 llllnllllm 'B iff -s i:..,A L Four members ofthe education depart- ment meet in Dr. Lovell Patmore's office From left, Dr. Patmore, Mrs. Celia Allen Walter Powers, and Morris Weltman. I Dr. William Newsom, left, is summer school director. Clark Frazier is field super- visor for student teachers. . r F- ' ,, R M-as rw ,fi ,-'S f' L: ,A sf ,.. A-5-, 1 i - W, ,A ' .- f V - 1QZ2'lg ir:1 :Hia-Q 'l 'QR 4 I n gg k sf ,X I wg n 'Q' at l -' ? , was , , q,Q is eng -W. .Ee -' '-' LJQWZ1 is 1 , , 1. if lv 1 l rms , ,. N.,- if FINE AND Edward L. Dales, an Eastern staff member since 191 6, is head of the di- vision of fine and applied The members of East- ern's art department eval- uate a series of reproduc- tions. From left, Opal Fleckenstein, Nan Wiley, Robert Hanrahan and Karl Morrison. .en fb - -A , 'al ll I ' , l 'g7kb, V J I -Q U1 , 1, i 1 1 it g .- V , r n l ' , A lat: ' ' t ' itll . ,119 E K 1 if .i, -. V 5 .- 5 I Ya , .E 1 63,1 l ' 1. K .5 y T ,, ,,. 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Mr. Raymond Krebs- bach is a language arts and humanities instructor. 1 1: ll ti 4 'ill - ' Y ,. X . en 4 I ' . .- 1 l' , 1 x .V K - , . 4 -K J ffeif if ,1 , 'S ':, uv , , ....1 ,, , .. . . , , -za-rf:-L.:-2. ' 1 . f so Fi I-Q I' H. M' f f .- .. -,.,, I-mf Qsgg.-,Q-M J-f-V' w.-Nm -L --0-wwf fl P rl -n' :,'lif2:f':'7' : - . --liz. e I fffffmi. 4.x.,r.m.::5..5..55?q-:if Sw M I .,.:......f I: fy., -if T167 f55 wiffaQ. 1' E-li 5.1111 V-1 -zXg,v.2qQ:, s!, 4--V-f ' tfixl-2 1 ' 59'5rY ,latina we rt-lf.'l..1 ifffstl Three language arts authorities at Eastern are, left, Dr. Richard Miller, Dr. Robert Lass, and Dr. page 24 Louis Grafious. LANGUAGE and LITERATURE -snr . V. .M 4 lsgifllal .pm P.-t xx L z Nix. 1 W, W. x -53 -- We A Drama and radio are represent ed by Dr. Harold Stevens and Miss Daphne Dodds. ir S 451 William R. Dell, lournalism in structor and Easterner advisor, dic- tates a letter to secretary Nancy Plaisance. Miss Virginia Dick- inson, instructor in French and literature. Front row, Miss Clara Kessler and Miss Jean Taylor, back row, Miss Frances Huston and Dr. Agnes Colton, are all familiar to English composition students. Miss Charlotte Hepperle and Dr. George Robertson are two of the foreign language specialists at Eastern. Lt. Col. Eccles H. Scott, com- manding officer of the Eastern ROTC detachment,repIaced Lt. Col. Daniel Carter when the latter was transferred to Indonesia, and is very popular with the cadets at EWCE. MILITARY DEPARTMENT The four non-commissioned oFIicers at the EWCE ROTC detachment line up for a photograph at the fieldhouse. From left, MIS Clifford Fleming, MXS Franklin, Sflc James Kirk- Iey, and MXS Albert Kariya. . . ,.a. . . 7 , I I , X 'I Y f . 1 , V A ' I E4 E x I 1 I J. -A i :Q V -' ta: ' ,tt it . I A. It -I '- 'p - 'T :R irtI'f It'7T7 ' H 'Mc 1 -I I .N I 1 ' If 'FA I H: P 1,5 4 1 re Q K,,5fif:' V ,,,. 1 2 In fir -'nf If ' . f-si - .' -Q 1 I r-lyl' -A , '9 '2 , 'i '?'- xff' I I , .- . , ' ' X 1 'V 3 I 5 4' :TTT ,J i 1 I 1' lf ' E-:sfefn 4 ' I I f,i s A ,i ' f-f I I ' ROTC otticers ' tfffw- --- T ' I M'1 : take time out during the day's routine duties. O n the left is Major Maud- e rI y wi th Capt.George C o n r o y on the right. Page 26 l :PH fn 'PT'-T H4l '- ' ' - 2 -1 - HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Division head Dr. Leighton discusses new physical educa- tion text with three of his stat? members. From left, Dr. Leighton, Gene Badgley, Harry Ladas, and Dr. Richard H. Hagelin. Mrs. Kathryn McCulloch, left, and Miss Zada I. Mowrer K I if - , handle the women's physical education duties at EWCE, con- f ' Rf . E gl I I ' .13- X ' eff' I I ' s K In eg, I I ' 'v I -gg fy' I VI-it wiv flu vi: Qx IL. Dr. Jack R. Leighton, head of the division of health and physical education, has made many changes in his department since his arrival at EWCE three years ago. ducting a varied and interesting program. E , Dr. Craig McPhee and Dr. Frank Nicol examine a biological speci- men contained in the flask. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mathematics instructor Dorine Guthrie stands by while two of her students are working at the blackboard. Two busy members of EWCE's geogra- phy department are Francis J. Schadegg, left, and James Brooks. 0 'E is .I 5525 vs, Y - ,. - Q ,X f3fW T -4 n-ll-' Physics instructor George Stahl tests a Q15 few ofthe complicated instruments in his Dr. Dana E. Horter, head of the laboratory. division of science and mathematics, William H. Tallyn, EWCE chem- istry instructor, works outa formula at his desk. N l , ,.- Vue, '9 6 'I 5.5. -1 1 1 I 'gal l N 3 L. , l , 1- ' 1 CL- . Xue ,ii ff ,..' ' .'Jsf't .- 'I .iv 317: f ' , . A wfgyg? I-141.13 - ' ,jeu r 15225 safes-JW '- '- TP I -me-rg! ','.'t.f:. F, wc, ,J w ytegtl - 1 ,V ,A ti 11.2. '1 Cir' . X. ,- . . . . - . gt works on an experiment in the chem- istry laboratory in Showalter Hall. me my ' if X ,, .ti ,ti 1 'fl N Unklwq- ff-T X ..., W w W ' 9 J-E5- 'l Q ? iilmxiiilloIXEuIl:ri:'i.uv ,, cm l wg I Whiz. I-:- K -Jxzff rfb 'TM f 4,,..-' -' SOCIAL Dr. William N. Deane and Dr. Kenneth Hossom engage in an amusing philosophical discussion. Both are second-year in- structors at EWCE. Dr. Edgar I. Stewart, history in- structor, and Gordon Leamon, EWCE student, look over a copy of Dr. Stewart's book, Custer's Luck. One of the country's fore- most authorities on the Custer massacre, Dr. Stewart has re- ceived nation-wide acclaim for his excellent research on the famous battle. ws. w x Q-:N S i ef. 'iii , It ,, f hsmfq vu af nnnmmnm .. -s...1n.:.2r.,lxmAl:nr- SCIENCE l C QD Jack Carter, center, points out an interesting item to colleagues Nor- man Thompson, left, and Russell Smith. All are members of EWCE's busi- ness education depart- ment. Dr. Aretas A. Dayton, head of the division of history and social studies, discusses with Miss Cecil Dryden the manuscript of her lat- est history publication. Fifi it mm Ji ii .Ii , . 1 J. Austin Andrews, left, and MUSIC From left, Harold Paul Whelan lstringsj, Leo Col- lins fchoral directorj, and Otto Huttenbach, lcellistj assume a professional air for this picture. The work of Fred Hartley lpercussionj seems to Gwendoline Harper talk over the be the topic of this discussion at the music building. finer points of their respective sub-' From left, Arthur Biehl lwoodwindsl, Hartley, and divisions, elementary school music, Wendell Pete Exline lcollege dance bandi. and piano. Four members of EWCE's enthusiastic music staff run over a score together. From left, Donald K. Smith, Benedict T. Hallgrim- son, Miss Jean Sharp, and William L. Rowles, head of the music di- vision. Page 32 1 i i Q.-I C. if .V A ,M . aff., 1 e xi ' ft it ' HI- -. wt, ill . s . K , I ' .V ., vrrjf ,TA 0 ...qv 1 el: -as I ABERNATHY, CHARLES-Colville, Washington. B. A. in Education. AICHELE, ROY LEE-Walla Walla, Washington. B. A. in Education, In- tercollegiate Knights, Future Teachers of America, Veterans Club, Freshman Class President. ALEX, GEORGE CHRIS - Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, French Club, Art Club. ALTIZER, JESSICA DORIS - Omak, Washington. B. A. in Education Golden Circle, Who's Who, Kappa Delta Pi, Tawanka President, Fresh- man Class President, Freshman Sweetheart, Junior Class Secretary, Homecoming Princess, Song Leader, Louise Anderson Hall President, A. W. S. Council, Kinnikinick Assistant Editor. 1 ANGSTROM, GLORIA ESTELLE-Chelan, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Dames Secretary, Trailerville Secretary, Homecoming Princess. ARLT, K. JULE HORKY-Chelan, Washington. B. A. in Education, Spon- sor Corps, Ellen H. Richards. ARLT, KENNETH F. - Wilson Creek, Washington. B. A. in Economics, Transfer from W.S.C., ROTC Battalion Commander, ROTC Rifle Team, ROTC Drill Team. BARNES, JAMES DOLLIVER-Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. B. A. in Education, French Club, Public Discussion Squad. BEAUDREAU, BEVERLY J.-Cheney, Washington. B. A. in Education, Ellen H. Richards. 5, Xe, ' f L ,,,' res BERND, ROY BYRON-Cheney, Washington. B. A. in Education, Junior Class Treasurer, Cadet Officers Club, Business Club. BERND, ZELMA LOUISE-Cheney, Washington. B. A. in Education, Ta- wanka, Dames, Senior Class Social Chairman, Mu Phi Epsilon, Who's Who. BIGGS, ROBERT DALE - Espanola, Washington. B. A. in Education, ASB Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi President, Spanish Club President, French Club Vice President, Monroe Hall Secretary, Key, Who's Who, Lutheran Student Association, Kinnikinick. BOX, RALPH RUSSELL-Chehalis, Washington. B. A. in Education, In- tercollegiate Knights, Phi Mu Alpha, BROWN, SANDRA F.-Williamsburg, Kentucky. B. A. in Education. CAMPBELL, A. HERBERT-Wellpinit, Washington. B. A. in Education, B. A. in Art, Monroe Hall President, Future Teachers of America Presi- dent, Art Club President, ASB Council, Sitzmark Ski Club, Kinnikinick Staff. CARNIE, NELL ELIZABETH-Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. B. A. in Education, Future Teachers of America President, Dames Vice President, Key, Graphos Club, Sitzmark Ski Club. CLARK, NED ALLEN-Twisp, Washington. B. A. in Education. COCHRANE, KENNETH R.-Kahlotus, Washington. B. A. in Education. CORKlNS, ROBERT EMERY-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Epsilon Pi Tau. COURSEY, KITTY-Great Falls, Montana. B. A. in Education, B. A. in French, French Club President, Tawanka, Golden Circle, ASB Council, Art Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who, Louise Anderson Hall Presi- dent, AWS Council, Future Teachers of America, Senior Class Secre- tary. DELANEY, HELEN-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. DRIGGS, THALMA LORRAINE-Colville, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, M. E. N. C., Dames, Graphos, Future Teachers of America Secre- tary, Kinnikinick Stott. DYSART, CHARLES-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. ELLER, BOB-Twisp, Washington. B. A. in Education, Varsity Basket- ball. ELLIS, DON G.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Epsilon Pi Tau, Veterans Club. FAUBION, STANLEY E. - Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, B. A. in Art, Kappa Delta Pi. FORTUNE BILL MARTIN Missoula Montana B A ln Education ASB President WhosWho Scarlet Arrow W Club Epsilon Pl Tau New man Club FULGHAM, DELBERT E. - Banners Ferry, Idaho. B. A. in Education, Veterans Club Treasurer. GOUETTE, MARY MARGARET-Wenatchee, Washington. B. A. in Edu- cation, Transfer from Wenatchee J. C. 5 - ,tw . it eg '13 J -X-...p E L. 5 ru iillllll t .52 Q.. '- 'll fx x A. ., y , T s13rP ? . f.e GOWER, DEWAYNE-Pasco, Washington. B. A. in Education, lnter- ..nfrfff?Q.!Zt 1 collegiate Knights Recorder, Scribes of the Fifth Estate. GRAY, MONTE V.-Harlem, Montana. B. A. in Education, Water Buoys, Newman Club Treasurer, Pep Club, Sitzmark Ski Club Secre- tary. GRIER, GEORGE EDWARD-Seattle, Washington. B. A. in Education, B. A. in Music, Phi Mu Alpha, Future Teachers of America, Who's Who, Dance Band, M. E. N. C. GROB GERALD W S okane Washington. B. A. in Education, Vet- 1 - -- P f erans Club, Scribes of the Fifth Estate. HAFNER, CHARLES EDWARD-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Future Teachers of America. HAMMOND, KENNETH ALLAN-Marcus, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, B. A. in Geography, Hudson Hall President, Geography Club President. HARVEY, LOUlSE-Mead, Washington. B. A. in Education. .. ., .- ,.... g, . sz .. i ill ,M X..-H I l A .ggi t t 412641 . '29 i T ,, . wx, . I Q lil' I s . .. .af- 3 4 i . Q.. ss' 7 -, A . miie-A V J ,w ..,, 1, , xii E ,5L, 6 .4 R i ii la Vx l L if' .em - , ff sairr .....,.si..m QQ.. ,f ' 'Ui . 2 Z. . 553' Xrgnfi fs, ., fffcitf. X. ii 755.11 renew .- il 'qw' fiv Q, si 'V + gf. ixf' I EQ' f-1' 7. 'F K- 1, ,, ,.. T. ,,-4 :sr K , A -' we mites' -1 ' MESS? ff ust- HEIDMAN, FRANK G.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. HELSING, PAUL L.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Economics, French Club, Easterner Editor. HOAG, EARL L. T.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. HOAG, LOIS WAGNER - Richland, Washington. B. A. in Education, Louise Anderson Hall Activities Chairman, Pep Club Treasurer. HOLLSTEEN, CHARLES EDWIN-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Social Studies, Intercollegiate Knights, ASB Council, Sitzmark Ski Club. HOWARD, DEAN EARL-Richland, Washington. B. A. in Education, ln- tercollegiate Relations Club, Veterans Club. ILS, JOANN M.-Ritzville, Washington. B. A. in Education, Louise An- derson Hall Vice President, Louise Anderson Hall Secretary. JOHNSON, DONALD S.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. JONES, CLARK-Kellogg, Idaho. B. A. in Education, Transfer from Col- lege ot Great Falls, Senior Class Treasurer, Intercollegiate Knights Monroe Hall President, Scribes of the Fifth Estate, Future Teachers o 2 : .us f x fv '15 1 I -ar rv 45 Q-QU' I Lifiuiiigkir + l 1 . . 2 A , lg: 1 .. V ,,, X N - bv' . l I uf- 1 5 -'Y - :ff y- r.- Q-f kai? 'E ,T f A K It fkjg. if i ,iv ern: it trr.. T ks.. . .1 mr M . fag' frriggggis .Stix -.- I ... we '73 '- fy -.qef . :Q his viii? s JYDSTRUP, LUCY WHAM-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Tawanka. KARLSON, LARRY A.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Freshman Class Vice President, Future Teachers of America, Art Club, Easterner Staff. LARRABEE, CHARLES RAY-Richland, Washington. B. A. in Education, T Veterans Club, ASB Council, Hudson Hall Vice President, Hudson Hall i Secretary, Newman Club. LAUGHBON, GLENNA DEE-Dayton, Washington. B. A. in Education. LAUGHBON, RICHARD WENDELL-DuPont, Washington. B. A. in Biol- ogy, Cadet Officers Club, Alpha Phi Omega. i LOMAX, JAMES B.-Secane, Pennsylvania. B. A. in Education, Future Teachers of America, Veterans Club, Geography Club President. LONG, AUDREY JULIA-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education. LUCE, DOROTHY CAROL DIXON -Bend, Oregon. B. A. in Education, Tawanka Secretary, AWS Council, Future Teachers of America Secre- tary, Dames, Louise Anderson Hall Social Chairman. LUCE, FREDERICK CLAYTON -Colfax, Washington. B. A. in Education, . Intercollegiate Knights Duke, Epsilon Pi Tau Treasurer, Varsity Base- ball. McDIRMlD, SALLY ANN - Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Who's Who, Sophomore Class Secretary, Tawanka Vice President, Louise Anderson Hall Vice President, Sponsor Corps, Sitzmark Ski Club. MCGILLIVRAY, JOAN - Loon Lake, Washington. B. A. in Education, Cheerleader, Tawanka Treasurer, AWS Secretary, Golden Circle. McGlLLlVRAY, WILLARD GENE-Granite Falls, Washington. B. A. in Education, ASB Vice President, Who's Who, Scarlet Arrow, Sapher Vice President, W Club, Varsity Basketball. MCLAUGHLIN, JANICE MINA-Moses Lake, Washington. B. A. in Ed- ucation, Senior Hall Vice President, Senior Hall President, AWS Treas' urer, French Club, Business Club. MARTIN, THOMAS E.-Sandpoint, ldaho. B. A. in Education, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, W Club, Veterans Club. MERRICK, HARRY GEORGE - Kendrick, ldaho. B. A. in Education, Transfer from Colorado A and M, Future Teachers of America. MILNER, CALVIN E. - Coulee City, Washington. B. A. in Education, W Club Secretary, W Club Treasurer, Scribes of the Fifth Estate, Intercollegiate Knights. MONTROY, PHERYL RICHARDSON - Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Art, B. A. in Education, AWS President, Tawanka President, Golden Circle, Who's Who, Kappa Delta Pi, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Kin- nikinick Art Editor, Art Club, Spanish Club, Sponsor Corps, Key. MONTROY, RALPH GENE-Wenatchee, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Art Club President, Intercollegiate Knights. NICODEMUS, ARNOLD H. - DesMoines, Iowa. B. A. in Economics, Business Club Business Manager, Young Democrats Club President. OATES, LEAH EVELYN-Richland, Washington. B. A. in Education, Ta- wanka, Future Teachers at America, Easterner Society Editor,Sitzmark Ski Club Secretary, Louise Anderson Hall Treasurer, Louise Anderson Hall Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi. OLSON, JAMES E.-Granite Falls, Washington. B. A. in lndustrial Arts, ROTC Rifle Team, ROTC Drill Team. OLSON, ORIS FRANKLIN-Post Falls, Idaho. B. A. in Education, Var- we l l , Mtv.. . X O lie. l f -W . V . .l T ft.. ft H . , mi I ssfheag. I , 'IB' ff C... . 1.55 K ,. A- ,.., , ze A in 4 mv H k. it E 1 3 , fe...-it w T I - - 'il' ' .,.... .C 1 . K Qs, li '--'fee' QV? ii? -C K. ,Q-' gy, 1 . fm, . wi 552' iz? 45:17 ,. s g - .. V K ,QT 'tr' Dir . git Va te A W i l l nw ' .,.- ..,. Z Mir . i iw., tt! 1 'HM r-x -V 'it' 'HJ 'V V sity Tennis, Saphers, Bar Bell Club. 5 i l nl 'N fi ,Q ,nm U . ' - 1 .,.2.', , e 1 T' PEMBERTON, GERENE-Sunnyside, Washington. B. A. In Education, ' '- g Transfer from Brigham Young University, Water Buoys, Sponsor Corps. ' Y L W -' PILLETTE, BASIL JAMES - Camas, Washington. B. A. in Economics, f' 1 il XFN Veterans Club, Business Club. . s l PLAISANCE, ROBERT-Bfemeffon, washington. B. A. in Education. J' fi .' L - ' ,N , ' ,... 1' X ,W -' RASMUSSEN, MYRON-Deer Park, Washington. B. A. in Education. it ' ri' J , N C as ax i, REECK, JEAN A.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Sitzmark Ski Club Treasurer. ' A s 'i - y I .J f SN...--' ' -Q - t fi f - 1 .5 , as 1 , E -.fl X H I T , isz.-:lf , - I ,. - Fil , -Mi r i -else Q A-'I REINMUTH, MARCIA .IACOBSEN--Coulee Dam, Washington. B. A. in Education, Art Club, Sponsor Corps, Future Teachers ot America, Sen- ior Hall President, AWS Social Chairman, Dames, Tawanko, Who's Who, Sacaiawea. RICKARD, CECIL G.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Social Studies, Intercollegiate Knights, Hudson Hall Treasurer, Public Discussion Squad. ROGER, JAMES ERNEST-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Economics, Varsity Baseball, Business Club, Young Democrats Club. ROYCE, VIRGINIA KAY-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, French Club, Ellen H. Richards, Key. SANDERS, WILLIAM CHESTER JR.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Ed- ucation, Epsilon Pi Tau Secretary, Future Teachers of America. SANMAN, DAVID ALLEN-Lewiston, Idaho. B. A. in Education, Trans- fer from N. l. C. E., Veterans Club, Scribes ofthe Fifth Estate, Varsity Baseball. SCHWAGER, ROBERT EUGENE-Chewelah, Washington. B. A. in Ed- ucation, Intercollegiate Knights, Future Teachers of America President, Washington Association of Future Teachers of America President, French Club, Who's Who. lui , , ,,, . -4. ' v...!-? !', X f. i I . ' 515315: 'f , 'E , R v . 5. 7-fri. 1?-' .ents .st -S. l , , , .r :-gn ' 53 N, P L-ff x 3 it .. :iw is' mt Q, 1 4:3 si N -A . .,.g. -, -f.z,,w . .. f . tn.,-, t I Tw? -.57 .- SHOEMAKER, THOMAS COE-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in French, French Club President, Veterans Club. SINN, BERNELL - Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Future Teachers of America, Senior Class President, Homecoming Princess. SMITH, RANDALL LEE-Omak, Washington. B. A. in Economics, ASB Council, Easterner Business Manager, Who's Who, Business Club Vice President, Junior Class Vice President, Homecoming Co-Chairman. SPRAGUE, JACK E.-Cheney, Washington. B. A. in Education, Vet- erans Club, Epsilon Pi Tau. STRATTON, ARTHUR JAMES-Palouse, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Future Teachers of America, ASB Council, Scribes ofthe Fifth Estate, Alpha Phi Omega. THOMPSON, BRUCE-Toppenish, Washington. B. A. in Education. TRAINER, MICHAEL BERNARD-Chelan, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Monroe Hall President, Alpha Phi Omega Vice President, New- man Club President, Monroe Hall Social Chairman, Veterans Club So- cial Chairman. VAN SICKEL, ARLENE JAMES-Rasalia, Washington. B. A. in Educa- tion, Dames, Saphers. VAN SICKEL, CHARLES M.-Pasco, Washington. B. A. in English, B. A. in Education, Scarlet Arrow Grand Master, Kinnikinick Editor, Easterner Editor, Who's Who, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Presi- dent, ASB Council. WAHLE, CATHERINE H.-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Education, Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Social Chairman. WAKEFIELD, JERRY ROBERT-Umapine, Oregon. B. A. in Education, Intercollegiate Knights, Scarlet Arrow, Trailerville Mayor, ASB Treas- urer, Who's Who, Cadet Officers Club. WILLIAMS, TONY-Washtucna, Washington. B. A. in Economics, Cadet Officers Club Secretary, ROTC Drill Team. WORTHINGTON, VICTOR LYLE-Spokane, Washington. B. A. in Ed- ucation, Future Teachers of America, M. E. N. C., Dance Band, Scribes of the Fifth Estate, Graphos. YATES, ALLENE ROSEMARY-Walla Walla, Washington. B. A. in Ed- ucation, AWS Program Chairman, Senior Hall Vice President, Womens W Club, Waterbuoys. YOUNG, STEELE W.-Libby, Montana. B. A. in Education, Senior Class Vice President, Intercollegiate Knights. BRIDGES, MANA HEDGES-Medford, Oregon. B. A. in English and French, French Club, Transfer from Willamette University. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Elma Jean Kimm, Robert McFarland, Carol Verstegen, Aubrey Verstegen, Billie Andrew, Edgar Benavides. ggi -af From left, Randall Smith, A.S.B. Representative, Zelma Berry, Social Chairman, Bernell Sinn, President, Kitty Coursey, Secretary, Steele Young, Vice-President, and Clark Jones, Treasurer. 6 L .. I ,,.f R' I Qing' i , W ' L -Q ' ' A- I ., L.. wx. A. A vi ,EE lk? 4 . Q. . . H4 J E, ALTIZER, JEAN I ANGSTROM, EDWARD 5 ' ' AsIcEw, RICHARD BARDIIT, ROBERT I A BAILEY, LARRY -K ma Q. BARCLIET, ROBERT 1 ' BIGGs, LAURA BOESEN,WANDA Y ff IQ BRISBOIS, AL SB fr- 'K 'N- -Q: Ar. fm ,5 v . f, I j' BROOKS, LAWRENCE BURDGE, MICKEY BURKHART, BOB CARDER, JEAN CARR, HARRIET CLARK, JAMES CUMMINGS, FRANK DARRAH, CLAUDIA DICKERSON, JOHN DUNCAN, RON je- ECCLES, JOHN M. 11, .. fs ,gn .B A Ax 'I f. ICQ ' E Im ,I ELSLIP, KENNETH -'54 'L' EAIRCHILD, ROBERT f - ,.-, FOSTER, GEORGE I V ERAsIER, GEORGE FRUCCI, JOHN I I , , GAINEs, FLOYD I, sk mf, A 8 A A jf-iw, GERIMONTE, SALLY fgff' T., X 3 GOODRICH, JOHN W GOODSPEED, ROGER GORDON, DONALD GORDON, KENT GRAY, LORRAINE 'H . G. -- 2 GROWDEN, JAMES SK 'A J ' HARVEY, ESTEL g HENRY, DAVID f I HORTON, LEON 2345- ,Ag HORTON, SHARON JEFFERIES, ROBERT JONES, SHIRLEY JOHNSON, EDITH TI 'A x , V ju P - .3 gl -. LARsON, ROBERT , -.Lf ' T-ff ' ,Q T' C' E 55552 LAEAcE,JOANN . 1 , I If- 5' I I. - 1,-: -1 ,I '51 ,JA ' - 'M 329 ' LAMBERT, ROBERT ' O- :-: U ,.. .:.,, ' I I LAVIN, CLARICE I ' I .' 1-I LILLENGREEN, PAUL ' ' Dam PM -A -9 my -' , ' I W. I LONG, ROBERT 1 I 5 5: ,O ' 5 ,LfE,,,,,,c LOTzE, THEODORE Of' f LUDOLF, PATTY r McCALLUM, DALE I WX I MCGEE, PAT ,Ai L A QL 'LI METIVA, DENIECE , IEEZ, ju., 'L-' A MIKESELL, DELORIS 'C 'iih 1. Y, V 'ff MIwA, KEIKO 1 I I LLL3 MORGAN, MARILYN I 22 MORTENsEN, KEITH I T MUNK, WALTER A OLMSTAD, RAYMOND ZT A , , OLSON, SALLY O ' I F' L ,,, A PETERSON, DANIEL gf' 'T 'I I' V L PETERSON, GEORGIA 'fi' ' Uh 'T 1, O ' In ff ,g.,-5- Ik, IL O, 2 L f 3 I V7 T , PETERSON, RALPH I-.ff -' ' ' POSEY, WILLIAM ' iw, RIcIcETrs, JOAN I I RINALDI, SALLY , ROLLER, SHIRLEY j ROTH, PHIL , Y ' A Ll ' ' 'X SCHNEIDER, ESTHER A 342' IW, - I.: ' -' cv. 1 fs- 1 ' SEMPRIMOZNIK, ALBERT S' J R I ,jf I -I ww SHANER, ROBERT Y .A M A y ' sl-IELLENBURO, RAYMOND Z , I I Ita SHERWOOD, DANIEL SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, MARION STARTIN, PATRICIA STEWART, ANNA STARZ, FRANK Eyf' ISE' STRAND, PATRICIA suI-IR,ADOLPH I SULLIVAN, RON ' 'I . 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SCHEIBNER, WARREN B. W, , SCHMIDT, RODGER E. ' SCHROEDER, ROBERT C. sHEA, ROBERT L. SIMMONS, BETTE SNYDER, BILL SNYDER, VIOLET A. soss, DICK SPERBER, RONALD H. STALNAKER, LODORIS E. STEPHENS, ESTHER A. SUTTON, JOE SWEAT, VIRGINIA J. . THOMPSON, SHIRLEY A. 5 VAN WORMER, DALE W. . Af WAAGE, ROBERTA A. WOOD, GARY R. R WORKMAN, ROBERT J. xilfi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Reading clockwise, starting of Top, Ron Sperber, Presi- dent, Don Nelson, Vice-President, Jan Rosekrcns, Social Chairman, Donna Roberfs, Secretary and Vern Coulter, Treasurer. YJ i, , ACREE, JUDY C. , , A A LYY. T ,Y gf , L .4 Y ALBY, MARY Lou Y 'T 'aw Y L, .ee Y- J yrv- ' Y b Y g ANDROs, TOM C. GJ, - Y, T ,, Y E ' L: -A - 1 , 45 5 ASHBAUGH, SARA M. J w Q T J . J - j- fl ALJRLL, RANDY I ,551 YL ' kN , , BAIR, HOWARD D. A Y'YY Ju Y N T 1 - ' 'Wir-f'1 ,,,,, ,... . -! W ' , BAKER, META MARGARET L L , , BALLARD, BERNLCE A. ' ,EY Y,,, .Y 'Y ' k Y , V 1 R, Y P, BAss, GARY E. - L ,WY ' YYYYYff L 1 Y Y Y vi L L BATOR, PAT A. Z . N. 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DEYCOUS, DON DUANE DURLAND, CHARLENE EGGLESTON, LAWRENCE - LY 1 fw EGLET, VERLE D. ' ELGIN, SALLY ANN A ELSTON, KARA LEA O Sf Y . EMRY, ELAINE A ' . ENRIGHT, BOB Jfaf' 41TH Q, Q. - Y A 'EP s C, EvANs, JAYE HOMER 'f--A L, . rf Q., 1 ,qv Y 5.31, EvENsON, AUDREY L. . Q, . 1 'P ff. Y: A 1 EVERETT, RALPH J. Y .Y,, I Zf v' 555, Yf Y ' 5 ' T . EWING, ROSALEE J. Y Y YY.. H L- gq, n 4 Y, FACKENTHALL, ANN MARY b - 4 A .5 ,M A T , , A FISH, VIRGINIA H. Y 1- 1' ,S Y 4 - 1 A Y ,HA Y P Foss, RODNEY L. R 'je I R+- f , EOssOM, JOYCE 1 U if . YJ 4' GAY, GRENDA YJ , fa, I GAINES, JAMES C. P H R , 4:21 f If X 1.94, , - div GARRED, PENNY L L ' f ' A GERJNG, SID P5 Y. 5 W.. YM T.-.RY .Q ,gl 1 .W f. Y' fl Q GIBSON, JUDY ,-- Y' Y .- Y , I A V., Y Y- . Pg GILBERT, SHARON ANN 'fy X L V M IN, W.,-A ' GolNs, RAY CHARLES ., LJ' Rx A -.f - I, J Y' W . GOOD' CECIUA Y - - . YY 1 S - Y ::YY .5 I A ,. Y- 5 Y Y Y Y I Y A - V 1 GRAESE, LELAND E Y ' . N A Y G ' GRUB, CARL D. in K. -' van , 5.5 ,EY f A 55- Q , Y: GUELL, GAYNOR G. Q .3 gf Y Lg, Y tg . HALL, DONNA M. 1,314 L, YJ L .,,..,,.. Y, 3 A Lgi' y HANEY, CAROLE ' J Y ,I - U 3 KP.-f Y HANNLNG, MARGARET A. , .I A . - V rl: 4 ' , 13155, MY 4 J . ig 5 I I ,f IL I .,' 'Z' , 41.121 C:-, ' 'jf' 'iii .1 J ' ' - 'sv . Lf .,,. G -4' f:.'X 113 45, 1 . ,- I 3 I I I' ' In 7 1 . . L., ea I Ig,-z' . I II' 5 I, . L, LQ ,M ,' L -'E' jp . HARLAN, MARY ANN I '2 IF' V Lf- L L HASKELL, JAMES A. I' ,II yy' I ,J Hi I. Ev, L ' HAwN, JOELLA M. LLL .C LL, i 3.6! ,ip Y I 5 X HECKATI-IORN, DONALD L. I- I I I . IL ,I g f 1, R .I ,f HECKROTH, DICK CHARLES LECEIMLL .IJELJL .,A.. 'I LI . ..!'IwJj f W-Mklghul, . . HELPINGSTINE, KAYE I I I ' . I I I I 4. I I If S: . A . A I HENNING, SHARON R. J, Q I- I 5 51, I 'Ldggf 1' 1 . HERMAN, GARY R. ,IX , .-S? ij, ,f, ' by , I HESTER, BARBARA L NJ, .. L ' . I HIGGINS, GAIL LAVERYN I I 'E' . Q4 I HOLLENBAUGH, FRANK D. . b Qf ,..A .QL L W L W I HOLT, JAYNETA I ' S' ' ' ' ' E I 1 I N I Q I A . , I ALL., HUGHES, NANCY ,, L ,,. C p Ss IKEOKA, FRANCES H. I I I 1-.ff , I. 4' L .L JACOBSON, MARVEL E. I I5 I El Q ., '-' . JAYNE, CLARA L. I 5,5 L ,V I ' I f JENSEN, BERNADINE C. ,ju I JOHNSON, GRAHAM E. -ISL, ., ,Q 1- L 5 -:' L- 1' . rf- . I ' ' . ...C -' 4 I I I? f- ,- t , JOHNSON, LAURIE A. L .L I v , I .L IE Q Q I JOHNSON, STANLEY R. ' L an , ' -7 I .Q L , I ., I JORDAN, MARILYN L II .53 I L L , L I EI f KAISER, BRUCE A. . I In I In -V j 3. 'Iv I KELLY, SHERRILL . L . I3 ,, If 4 ...L M LII.. KIESZ, JOYCE 'L -L - r I . L' . A I L ' A I L . I , N , KIGHT, HENRY K. , I A ff.: Q , lu ... Q. V' - KOCH, LEE ANN f' I LL- ' ' I 5, ga, g:,- KOZIUK, ALBERT A. 'Ei' -4 L- ' ' L. KOZIUK, VELMA I. :WJ I ' 1 x,9l' I ' I L I I KRAMER, JOHN GILBERT - I . KRUGER, GAYLE KYTE, DIXIE LEE LAFACE, BONNIE JEAN LOVIGNE, NANCY JO LEINWEBER, BILL C. LESTER, ELWANDA ,, 'If 3 31 V.- , LEWIS, SHIRLEY Is. J J: - IQ I I , I I LINTON, JIM EARL 5. .S If J L, QL fp.: A , Q I W 2 M1 14, LOUTHAN, ADELE LOUISE V X .3 ., , , n , ' LUCKE, PAYE ' -4 Ig EG IL Og 'ey' I ' -Z? LUDOLPH, NANCY I Q: SL 4 , Ng, . MANERED, CAROL ANN ' E - I I K ' MARCUS, GARY WAYNE L I -A - . ' L. '. ' , MATHEWS, DREXEL L. A I A . ,I . MAYNARD, MICHAEL Is. F- I' A ' - , ,gr 'LIL -A , -' gbfvm' MELBY, HARRY .k ' yi . -,Q ff, L, QQ, I I1::CL x, MEYERS, CLARK D. , L . - -E . Lg , I, ITS, 1 MILLER, JERRY JOHAN QV! . II 'ff.u',5,! . MILLER, JOHN T. I . L L :F ff., . ,I ,J r I II' L 515:13-E1 S Hin. I Q MONROE, GLEE D. 6 L L Q, 2 , LQ, MONZINGO, HAROLD L. , .L Q- I L L I A, A I ,, as E1 ,L ,gk MOORE, ROGER . Eg, ' L L I, I ff J-JZ, , 'S' MORGAN, YVONNE . ' H--jwf I I , if' P- , A I MORIGEAU, PAUL X I K J , I 'C ,.' MORRISON, ROGER LEE . ai: A gy' f Y' xLI-.. J L . 1 'Y I ' ' '- ,L v. IV ASAE' 3. I 1 A ' L MORROW, BARBARA K. -I AI, L3 P Iv? ,,. MOSS, TED LEE ' . Q. L J' X If ,4sSH9. '1 -5 ., MYERS, ROGER L. gg, Q19 I. GE, ' .- ' .I- NELSON, JOAN 1-,,,, I . I L, ,, -: ,g.,S,, NELSON, LAURENCEJ. MQW xff Sa' 'Ii ,I NELSON, NELS M. . f f L ILE' , I NULTON, BEVERLY JO OATES, JANET V 5' O'CLAIR, JOHN R. - A-III S341 'CR . rf 4 6' : I I E. QL I .Q , Q' . Q I- , --f - .,1X . ' as I I 'N OLSON, WAYNE R. I Gzff CE, I I I. Q. OWEN, DEAN M. I PACE, EVELYN JOAN I - I 'I I PACKER, EVERETT C. , L I PALM, LONA LEA I 2 .Q I 'If - I if 'I E. .E . I M-. may PETERS, JAMES C. ,, I J, 7 af,g2,cI . 'I R., ' M , ! PETERSON, GERALD P. I., ' I W- I PICKETT, HILDA C. I I, L . L Inf , PIERCE, LEROY HAROLD , I XY jj-I I II? A .1 I I I I N. Y ' 5:.+f'-NIO 3 v 3z4?i-L .. I' .J : Y 'IIIIEII QEJI II sg: A Y 'guy f5A1'.- ,MLK A-7' - , i n ,A I. ,I L... 'I fT3g,.:g.Q 2 , ' m PITTS, GERALD v. R f ,K - P . , I I POITRAS, MICHAEL P. .Y , ' WI I' ll AE.. 5 I IE. - 5352-I' :.- POPE, JAYNE A. If X 5- .I , I.5:. I L, - I -LII ., 'gg PuRsER, MAX GENE A II ' I' I- - ' I I 'rj ',A - POWELL, BOB D. A4 RW' ,YIM if , I , PI PUGI-I, KYLE M. X I wh I Wil, Inf I, - I ' I- IIQIIIQIQILifIII'gIfI-,jII1III!gI RAPPE, DON D. I V A , J Y, ,A 1 RECTOR, NEIL A. L .I I - f2 1 :., I.: 5 T3 'R - 4- REIDER,EILEENJ. I -3 - 4 .,I 1-.N I REIGER, vIvIAN M. I I b A 'I I W I RHOADS, ELsIE MAE I I ., , ' A IW II I ROBERTSON, vELMA AL I I If ' 'f - C -.-I Rffllfffl I- I I . ROBINSON, DICK ALLEN I 1 I I ROGERS, LAURENE KAY F W . A S I IIE-I fy .,..II I I I::. I Q es., ROLOFF RONNY RAY I ' , .gg I I M P 4 I 'P 1 by ' I' If I -IIIIWI ' Iwi I I ?Qi fI ' I I I ROUQEHTLL I 1 .I I QIQPIIL- 'Im I I L' I. SAUER, ALVIN C. J L I Jglc N , I - W , SCHEIBNER, BARBEE s. I I 5 . if II - I I ' I I SCHERMER, EUGENE D. I 33 I . 5 . Q Ig I I ...J SCROGGLE, WALLACE w. II ' -'E I ,, If I , 3 I 49 - SELIVANOFF, SANDRA 15 3, Q -,L.,, I . yi, I A I Iv I SHINBO, PATFY JEAN 14 -, J' I I I- f ,-V I ' gif jig? B !,k Z ..i'1 ,,'. V J I ILL.. -I. I jg . .-- . 1 I, SHORT, DIANE I A N I I I SIMS, MARGARET P. . , I f I5 , 1 Ig, I-, I ,Q SIMSHAUSER,DUANE K. S5 . ' . : QI A. 'TJ I I M Q' -'C sITLER, CAROL E. I we I 1 J Iv- I I kay, I SMITH, DELBERT L. I -I: A H .- 5 SMITH, LARRY E. III -I1 I, V I SPANOPOULOU, MARIA . I A STERLING, PATSY MAE ,Q N I I SPALDING, MAX D. MIP , , A: A A I if' , IM -I STOLZ, CARL I . II II I. Ox.. suTHERLAND, PATRICIA LEE I iii? ' Q' ' , TORRANCE, ANN -J I . . X ,. , I ., -' , . . 5 . . , I' I L. ' TUETH, ANN I , .,, L TURNER, JEAN N I ,Ig I I I ,II , I I VAN DINTER,DEwEY :N I 'E I - EI I I I vANwOERT, BETTY JO I IM- 'ii 1, -I I I Ev. Ig..- VENNER, GEORGE MIKE S- I .3 L I I-5' VOLKMAN, DON ALAN gan' II. K, Q If I V Ag., NWS ,W I. VM -. -I, Xl, I ,Ji f -..QNXTQ'I..,V I i-1, ,II ' ' 2 ' 535, I X I I-:I I H ji-FI , L. WADE, DORIS A. ' -- WAHLE, JOANNE B. A rx WARE, FARRELL GLENN ' WARNECKE, ROLAND C. ,LL WEBER, CAROL ANN W, WEDDLE, MARGUERITE III. F' IE. -1' an fgx II, ',- I W I. I--1 rw I far! I 7, . IN Q -q 4 V ' 7 'I - 5 ,, I ' L I I -A 1:- P- I 1 . Q I 1 1 KN I ', ' .YI fI- 1:2-'fi 41 RI K ' 'J III' I LQ '51, if I I f .. B I .. -EP I . 4 If III If. I I I I Iaggcifivj WILBUR AUBREY B. WITTORF DON WRIGHT, MARY ELLEN ZILKE SHERI MAE ZIPSE CHRISTINE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS IFrom Ieftj Graham Johnson, A. S. B. Representative, Rosolee Ewing, Treasurer, Sally Elgin, Sec- retary, Jerry Miller, President. Not pictured is Stan Johnson, Vice- President. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY LEADERS ASSOCIATED STU- DENT COUNCIL AD- VISER: Orland Kil- lin, industrial arts in- structor, for the sec- ond straight year handled the work of ASB faculty ad- viser. Page 50 715,-.. -.1 Blllln 'J' ,Wife T ye ' ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY COUNCIL: First row, from left, Mary Ellen Morrison, Sally Rinaldi, Sharon Horton. Second row, Dean of Men Daryl Hagie, Shirley Jones, Virginia Sweat, Denny Metiva. Standing, Graham Johnson, Jean DeNio, Clark Jones, Mickey Burdge, Dick Huston, Keith Mortensen. 1955-56 ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: From left, Phil Roth, social chair- man, Willard McGilIivray, vice-president, Bill Fortune, president, Sally Olson, secretary, Bob Biggs, treasurer, and Orland Killin, adviser. Page 51 - ---is nMeH.M - 'V ' U'mw fwmfeff- -frfr' ,, :T , :wwrifQuffff1i+ffwmfsuHwi?if?w1iH?e-fi' iEEpwvwf:?FTS51wf 1 . - 1 - - - . ,-4':2S1ea4 - e ' - so ,ei - L f t L 2- 1-f' 4 i-ijiiesfg -L -4 'L ' H'-pw -ak.. .1 ' . . ii- 'i :' a ff :TPI 'F-Suk if. 'Z fi ' ' ' ' 'u5 ii, i e :g'E'1:Z E -1 rf: .'::: ' yi' u-- 'Zji.,I'a- ..J.u.-m-- , .-s.. , . . - - - 1, - . -' 1 - fx -TJ' -.'gi.,:-z-. ' 311-4 .inf W U' ' '. --1: - ziiefri, - x- 5' x - . 1 ' : ' -,-L:-:'-: , -ll Nl' . 'f - ' W . - : 1 . 1 L . 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I H ' ,-,ass , - I ,ww mm it -ll Qi wwe ll ww s ws, 55 'WLM an ,Q sg gm gms M Q sgrggstr 5 LOUISE ANDERSON HALL :'Af, Louise Anderson Hall, the largest and newest women's dorm, is a center of Eastern's social activities-especially at blinks , On the lower floor is the cafeteria where students on campus take their meals. Mrs. Anne Irving is housemother. Louise Anderson Hall Council: iFront rowl Charlotte Roberts, Jinx Hugo, Pat Strand, Ruth Ann Macomber. lBack rowl Jeanie Altizer, Jo- Ann lls, Rita Gay, Jean Carder, Claudia Darrah, Sally Rinaldi, Denice Metiva. .Q .Im ii- Nev- - i i- N rum--'I HH H Page . I2-,f', L2 I ,al 'U -Q' 'Ti Sutton Hall is the home of the Madhatters and many Eastern Washington athletes, both dominant factors in the athletic program of this institution. James Brooks is putting in his second year as di- rector of Sutton Hall. SUTTON HALL COUNCIL: Reading clockwise, Ron Sperber, Bob Burkhart, Tom Martin, Keith Mortenson, Mr. Brooks, Jim Growden, Bob Fairchild, Cece Thompson, Joe Wallis. Growden is hall president. N Mme? fsaaif, -:ee H ' L--2 ' - 1 ,uw ,ge wi Q, . ' i ease 4, '1 U- is it i , K2 .M 1. g, , , Q- . . is 1 Y i 21 s T , , , ee, 4,1-f ffm , - -V : V r -- f-1 I A3 - ,. mggg i X - ., . A 5z M L ' MONROE HALL: This active men's dorm sponsored a very suc- cessful faculty reception during fall quarter. MONROE HALL MONROE HALL OFFICERS: First row, from left, Orville Parr, Mike Trainer, Lynn McLean, Norman Thomas, Mickey Burdge. Back row, Walt Munk, Bob Biggs, Bob Jefferis, Bill Hawley, Mrs. Rachel Berg, Ted Lotze 15 33 ii. .ir 'Q it , ,ri fy ug , que, Y I wg.f+,QN,n.n rex ,..cvM.,f , . ,, is Vi -2. ,R 4, 1- -E - - .li 4-.ln-it -'lfli , I l 'Elric L 2 SENIOR HALL: One of the oldest buildings on campus, Senior Hall is the home of many Eastern Washington co-eds and is noted for the hospitable at- titude which is always very prevalent. SENIOR HALL SENIOR HALL OFFICERS: First row, from left, Vivian Reider, Joella Hawn, Lois Parenteau. Second row, Virginia Sweat, JoAnne Wahle, JoAnn La- Face, Jan McLaughlin, Nancy Lumberg, Bobette Bronson. rN'H --'wwwfz+'1'v1 ---, T-'--1 14 .-1. ,mm-A,-, ,-1 www- .ii r:-mm,-1,-:n.e m4EmW4xnarag 1M.- -.ewi5S- -ms TRAILERVILLE scifi? 1 ,,,,5, 4 l 'Ear f MAYOR of Trailerville, Ed Angstrom with wife Gloria and daughter Amy Jo. S' .s x,, ,fr--.-,fm-fy :M i .1 . li K ' 1 1 TRAILERVILLE, home of many Eastern L - Washington on-campus married students, is s--- centrally located on the EWCE campus. Trailerville is one of the best organized living groups at Eastern. First row, from left, Ed Angstrom, Amy Jo Angstrom, Glo ria Angstrom, Zelma Bernd, Clara Hauschild,Dorothy Lambert, Louise Mehlert, Randy Suhr, Beverly Suhr, Shirley Dickerson, Phyliss Truscott, Jan Thompson, Mike Thompson. Second row, Mary Ann Pickett, Hilda Pickett, Ray Pickett, Roy Bern d, John Hauschild, Bob Lambert, Fritz Mehlert, Adolph Suhr, .lon Dickerson, Don Truscott. Third row, Dorothy Anderson, Ann Tschirley, Nell Carnie,Margie Buck, Dick Box, Ann Box, Thalma Driggs, Nancy Bracht, Linda Sue Bracht, Leila Davis, Joan Brownlee, Lois Clark, Kim Clark. Fourth row, Don An- derson, Paul Tschirley, George Carnie, Wendell Buck, Ralph Box, Darrell Driggs, Bill Bracht, Ray Davis, Phil Brownlee, Ned Clark. Fifth row, Warren Kennedy, Susan Kennedy, Margaret Fortune, Bill Fortune,Al Brisbois, Shirley Jones, Clark Jones, Betty Snyder, Bill Snyder, Stuart Snyder. A 'Ak Q T J n rn I I ', I I - 1 I 'I 1 Fl l I1 :'1 : ,EI g : : l ' I I TH sl Ii l I -I 1 'V H I - I I I I I I I 311 I I , ra I-f-f I I I 'I I ' . I S7 I V: I I l I I I l :rw I -1 ,Ii 5 I HUDSON HALL, home of Eastern men students and a few married couples, is a rambling dormitory-type structure in the middle ofthe EWCE campus. H HUDSON HALL 4 HUDSON HALL OFFICERS: Seated, from left, Jerry Miller, Bill Mills, Richard Wilson, Donald Wittorf. Standing, Stan Tutlis, Jean DeNio. ' 5 ' I ' 'T H fm -' wi I' ' 5 ' ' II T '- f -I ' .ffwssuf ' II ' I I 'E , ' I I I I,,: II IQIIIYE? A ' vjgsfg32VIIIII,,,,rVI - Qigigiit-JIIIUIIA I 'II-me A gp- I1jjII, ,III ,,jIg ,I3I!,fgsL!II5, IIIIII,,,III,,pg1g4wg'Iwi.RIII gII,iI ,II1j1I-I'Kfffiggg I,I',,,, 'M QIIIIIII,I3sgIj'IIft'f I IIIIII' will A Q V. ,, , I XIII .G Veg? I IIN f mf 7, I , gr .. IIN lI II I tIngs5fag,, I Iv f I II gf 73,5155 II I wsu I, 1II 1225 II 'I III' 'Ifmj'-' I ' QI , ,gas ' ,gg ,QII 22,31 I mf ' - 2 K,,.MQ1g,'lI,f-322 ' In M+,eI fIiQ ' I, , 9lII,:a.I1. I, ' ae A A II: fw5 , Est I. I 'lffsgmgisgzr I I I if ' ' if I I ' I I f , fs ' Q ZIQQEI. I ,Q I 4 -V Y :Y I -I I If , Y. I Y I ' V 451 ' ' A A I. lfif: . ,A - ' . , 1 , I Z 0, 7 I, ' if' gs ' - '- I A . - ' '-'- ' ' W I I I ' t - I, 5- L lil I I V I I I 2- L I I II II I II I Y I . ' II II II ' H I smgzgzsi, I I , II -M I Y I I 52 ?'1I I VII sir' wuIfl?'1 ...Nl I I WI, -- 'fjx lll - ll 52 l fi5l 'l ' H ll I III H I''IItW eF::I21Qs.fI, IIf' ' 'l llfifi ' L' tg? 5 V I I ' ff.: ' I I I if ti .5 Q I '4 Ii 'li ,, 1 , M., :iq i t -I K' 'S' 0 , U I ,Q il' 4 , 5'-If! r x , II II II 55 ttf: ' J 'i N gil- , Page 57 Page 58 WWW GOLDEN CIRCLE Becoming a member of Golden Circle is a high honor for an Eastern woman. Members are chosen for service to the school, scholarship, personality. Most of the members are seniors, but a few outstanding iuniors are selected each year to form a nucleus for the following year. Mrs. Louise An- derson is adviser for the group. Members tapped this year were, beginning with 12 o'clock position: Pheryl Montroy, Jessie Altizer, Joan McGillivray, Sally McDirmid, Zelma Bernd, Marcia Reinmuth, Clarice Lovin, Jeanie Altizer, Sally Olson, Georgia Peterson, Leah Stockton, Dorothy Luce. E533 iff. X a i' Lf il ' V w . ',,f ,5- , -, SCARLET Scarlet Arrow, men's service honorary, an- nually sponsors a ban- quet, honoring the foot- b all a n cl basketball teams. Also, every year it sponsors a basketball game between the fac- ulty and the Scarlet Ar- row. I aff-at . ll' ' K i-if 5 ,NW , , ., ll if l . yyy, wi' , '-:Villa 'A' 1 1 ,. !' ,Q gi- 'SK' 'is,+,.- I' 1 ,H ,,,lt,,'l'qg ,N 'aff' ' iff ,-,J ur a . Q' 1i , ia K' ARRCW Members this year in- ? clude Charlie Van Sickel, Jerry Wakefield, Phil Roth, Myron Rasmussen, Keith Mortenson, Wil- lard McGillivray, Bill Fortune, Les Greear. Not ,, pictured is Bill Hoag- ,. gn land. N r it - it ' t Ji. a ' v L-KS. Page 59 INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS TAWAN KA l.K's: lFront rowl Mr. Brooks fadviserl, LaRay Davidson, Ted Lotze, Ron McKinley, Ken Hickey, Clark Jones, Jean DeNio, Joe Sutton. iSecond rowl Bob Jefferis, Jon Dick- erson, Phil Brownlee, Dennis Higgens, Lew Cain, David Henry, Bob Schroeder, Ralph Box. fThird rowl Jim White, Robert Barclift, Ed Hollsteen, Jack Hill, Jack Boskill, Virgil Reynolds, Rene Mesenbrink, Warren Kennedy, Cary Heth. iFourth rowl Bill Posey, Stan Tutlis, Walt Munk, Robert Smith, Vernon Hoase, Harry Brewer, Ken Elslip, Steele Young. The I.K. is one ofthe most active men's organizations on Eastern's campus. Dur- ing the year they helped with the President's inauguration, Freshman Orientation Week, and sponsored a dance. Page 60 gxl-3 l 050 W'3' if .. r ' ' V 4 4 J, x ' M ,, .il A V , , ,. ig Q 2 1 fgf IIIMM, V f W Q v Xjfiffl 1 qw v' I Q A - ,Q A 5 qfff, JI A N ff , 9 , X 4f 1 7 ' , 4 In ' W, X, W 1 if A ' 'C I V 1' 'T ' - - I 7 , f 'ya -' ,f , - .-,V ' I -D jf-' I V 1 u 5 b IVTFTYA' J - , 5-1 I '5!gi4Sn1?2j15-- . I, V I! E , Y i z-55155132.42 'likxzk V f A ' fi? - - A N , ' , -X wx ' - 'J 'fi X ' - K ' 1 H ' 53 K ' f , X I Y A ull Q W '1gE,w'l,..ui . - ,. 1 - M 1 ' W . my .,, , be' - 521 iti- U. F237 A V ' ' Q , THAT FILE MUST BE HERE. Jim Ha- mill, the Easterner's efticient business manager, searches the files for a let- ter concerning an advertisement schedule for the college paper. THE BIG THREE. Dick Dell, Easterner adviser, dis- cusses newspaper policy with the three editors of the college paper. Seated, from left, Leo Chandler, fall quarter, Russ Lass, spring quarter, and Jack Pierce, winter quarter editors. ,k , . .. X. ., . 'lv . E MAKEUP MEN. Jack Pierce and adviser Dick Dell discuss Easterner lay-out with Clar- ence Bauer, press- man for the Che- ney Free Press, where the Easterner is published every week throughout the year, including summer school. .9 T 1 l,g3i5,5'l,l'Q .I 4,321 '. .gl, r fu ig i,-- 1, .... .. gl , Q N , . it .i all g E,,tf?.... ...M in .I iw 1' i - T lg lj' A ,g' -'11 ,,- L' :T- ,r u-S71 HC: Ti. -..,.ff -ff .Z ,..sl,. '-ff-2F: 'r.J'. . ,,,, , , V, . - ,:..,r--, . if-' , ' 1 '. 5dt.5.,1., '- +..,..l,,.,.,,,1:s.. -..,. ' 2 .Jae AQ V '5 Y, . vsifx I - . .X Q C1 A X55 -4 Nw .F ,U . v ' I 1' I I . I .,':Bs' .X bi rx -iff x .- . 7-H 1-.2 .. 4 , ,M 1 V DM? 'ff 'L V A n if-Q 4' 'xv ' J I ,Q 1 X 0- ,5 Lg , fl jg' ' F A' I :HN IMI fl' xy' AA vi ng, , 1 . V ' ff w ' A 5,5 4, -A AVIII lf A ' I 'H rf , . I 1 - 3' fi g' dig. -' 4 , ,, - 4 5 5 If , 13. JJ' 4 ' 3521 I N' 'WI V ,A 1 J , - '5 V4 , 'I . ' - , ug.af,,.,...qL 1 L . V 1 il' 'iv ' gl! A . 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From left, Anna Stewart, Ec- cles, Mrs. Mana Bridges. Not shown are Mrs. Thalma Driggs and Carol Mobley, who contributed ex- traordinary assistance to the art staff. THE EDITOR Charlie Van Slckel senior English malor edited the i956 edition of the Kinmkinlck with the assistance of Jessie Al tizer, associate editor and a staff of volunteers .1 KINNIKINICK S TA FF PHO- TOGRAPHER Es- fel Harvey did virrually all of 'the p h o 'r o g r a p h y work for the year- book, wifh lhe exception of the class phofos. Har- vey also is the Easferner a n d public relolions deparlmenl pho- fographer. BUSINESS MANAGER Rene Messenbrink, seotecl, reviews o contract with The publisher as staff member Don Willorf looks on. KEWC, THE VOICE OF THE STUDENTS Home of radio station KEWC, where classes in radio announcing, operation, management and radio and television program production are conducted on a real-life broad- casting basis. The station, oper- ated entirely by EWCE students, went FM this year. RADIO STATION STAFF: Kneeling, from left, Station Manager Earle Kazmark, Bill Mills, Bob Larson, Warren Kennedy. Stand- ing, Bill Leinweber, Ed Corley, Gary Her- man, Kyle Pugh, Bob Merrill, Mike Trainer, Ed Hamblin, Dick Soss. 1 'vu QT-J' -1 K. ' W ,f W Quiz .vi '- W 13:12.25 Wi' - 3 Lf 1 ' ay ,J .f W , if hw Q N !.,.f if X , V- 4,.M',, ivan- M- Ns-N 11531 , eg :Lam M: X nf 3' .zw ' 1 A vie, gg. f I ,ff 'EP , ' Q 5 H A N FOREIGN STUDENTS Front row, from left, Keiko Miwa, Marie Spanopoulou, Elizabeth French, Keiko Inui, Masaru Utsumi, Back row, Nelson Eshiet, Toshihiko Tatenuma, Edgar Benevides, l-wen Hsiao, Tu Hsin Liu. ' I .eff ti'ni!l ' 5? Foreign students gather for a tea in their honor. Seated are Keiko Miwa and Elizabeth French. Standing from left, Nelson Eshiet, Miss Charlotte Hepperle, adviser, Toshihiko Tatenuma, Tu Hsin Liu, I-wen Hsiao, Maria Spanopoulou, Masaru Utsumi, Edgar Benevides, Keiko lnui. V X Wi , Y, ,Y1,,L, f f ,,,.,,,..., ,.,,,.rsmrmseAre:.fev l From left, Tim Lieu, Dr. Kenneth Hossom, Charlotte Barclwell, Aubrey Wilbur, Keiko T132io5lSl SZ3Z:.f'2ELiFE.ZZ?lZ21Q'HZ3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Bryant. From left, Bob Jefferies, Glenice Ross, Monte Gray, Carol Ann Manfred, Bunny Fortune, Bill Fortune, Gil Murillo, Father Kowrach, JoAnn Wahle, Harry Brewer, Dick Case, Yvonne Morgan, Virginia Zigan, Lorraine Gray, Kay Basler, Leo Feil. ,, . e M ww 1 H Nu 14' 1 ., ,t . - .. J g . Hs. A! 3' X F 5 ,Z 4 gh' wi-JL, ' f 1 Dx N . T' 9 ,jg c ., 1,9 Z. . nf' 1 I -aw Tir ,Q A Q ., ,..4, F ll'iIwB' ' fl2w555Ml'iff it rl L A l if . , I , 41-13, l I 1 -P 'T 'N P 1. L if KAPPA DELTA Pl Seated from left, Clara May Graybill, Clara Kessler, Isabella Powell. Standing, Pheryl Montroy, Deloris Mikesell, Jessie Altizer, Stanley Faubion, Bob Biggs, Laura Biggs, Dessie Hodgson, Eveus Newland. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, from left, Jack Boskill, Bob Long, Joe Sutton, Albert Semprimoznik, Roy Aichele, Bob Enright, Bob Borchers, Ed Grier. Second row, Charlotte Bardwell, Mary Ellen Morrison, Mary Ellen Wright, Faye Lucke, Robin Anderson, Faye Weigle, Carole Haney, Audrey Evenson, Nancy Lumberg, Pat Grounds. Standing, Sylvia Loveioy, Harry Merrick, Orville Parr, Kathy Dog- gett, Bernell Sinn, Claudia Rathbun, Bob Schwager, Elaine Emory, Virginia Puckett, JoAnn LaFace, Mary Lou Aebly, Harry Melbey, Glenice Ross, Wanda Boeson, Laura Biggs, Vivian Reider, Rita Gay, Janet Cyr, Jack Hill, Marilyn Jordan, Leonard Herrick, Thalma Driggs, Bruce Kaiser, Gail Higgens, Patsy Sterling, Adele Louthan, Barbara Morrow, Judy Acree, Jo LaVigne, Harry Brewer, Herb Campbell, George Carnie, Nell Carnie, Sherrill Grounds, Alice Moe. Page 71 GEOGRAPHY CLUB First row, from left, Grant Westlind, James Metiva, Leon Brown, Dorothy Bahr, Ron Stumbaugh, Priscilla Stumbaugh, Ann Tschirley, Zelma Hall, Monte Gray, Jim Lo- max. Standing, Dick Case, Ann Lomax, Lillian Brooks, James Brooks, Carol Brooks, Ken Hammond, Ted Schuster, Daryll Bahr, R. J. Wallis, Don Bonertz, Paul Tschirley, Dorothy More, Norman Hall, Dick Gaines, Ken Horn, Bob Pino, Mr. Francis Schadegg. Page 72 BUSINESS CLUB Seated from left, Dixie Kyte, Marilyn Jordan, Barbara Owens, Laura Biggs. Standing, Norman Thompson, Arnold Nicodemus, Bob Jefiferis, Bob Fairchild, Harry Melby, Paul Lillengreen, Dan Peterson, Chuck Crow, Jim Rogers, Bob Barclift, Jack Carter. H 7 26- 2 J.: Q' 3, 'K- Qs 6 A 5 , . 'S 3? V W, ip. f X'-xg f IH-U . yd Y, 5 Q N 'Q iw um W hm- gg., J we w iiw 'L' ' Wi- ' - 3 , .. fig , - , - , An M N- ?. My 1 .. M. pina? 5? 1' . .,.V , V '- H , T- f Z ffl 5 ,Y Q., 54 '1,. 'v 'b . 1 S if ,.,,- 1 .,..3 +I ' v Mi.:-P'1':'11'I .Q ..:.-tux . .-,. in SAPHERS W CLUB W CLUB. First row, from left, Dick Hoilenbeck, Dewey Van Dinter, John Kaelin, Jim Growden. Sec- ond row, Dick Huston, AI Brisbois, Bob Burkhart, Ron Sperber, Tom Martin, George Foster. Standing, Cece Thompson, Bob Wolford, Lawrence Schafer, Keith Mortensen, Gene Downing. 0 G-JT 453 er ,, L. ,ii ' g-iw ,, ,aiu '- W 'fam 7 :',:,..: 9321 -v' g: MM W 4 1' it Mil ' i L Page 74 A ..e',.51QQ. SAPHERS. First row, from left, Clarice Lavin, Kaye Basler, Jeanie Altizer, Pat Lester, JoAnn Laface, Deloris Mikesell, Audrey Evenson, Lee Ann Koch. Second row, Jack Lane, Roger Goodspeed, Harriet Carr, Mickey Burdge, Gary Larsen, Anthony Dolphin, Verle Eglet, John Stockton. Third row, Iona Mowrer, adviser, Willard McGilli- vray, Oris Olson, Les Greear, Jim Milner, Bill Posey, Robert Felker, Tom Martin. Fourth row, Ron Sperber, Carol Bowen, Keith Mortensen Max Purser, Walt Munk, Al Semp- rimoznik. VET'S CLUB. First row from left, Dean Howard, Chuck Larrabee, Orville Gardner, Lon Lacey, Joe Sutton, Ralph Peterson, Ron Duncan. Second row, Bill Short, Wendell Buck, Lyle Balderson, Don Anderson, Bill Kegley, Bill.Mutch, Dick Dixon. Third row, Keith Waples, Gary Rlckel, Al Brlsbols, Don Gordon, Bill Snyder, John Jennings, Jerry Grob, Gordon Kent, Gary Aims, John McConnell, Ray Olmstead, Joe Templeton. Fourth row, George Carnie, Tom Jennings, Tom Hall. t it . . . 3:11 aa F iitwizipggfitfgghmrigimgggK. ein it it 'll TE tt. it mei. Kc . 3. -5 .-' - 5 f - Page 75 i22 ' ELLEN H RICHARDS CLUB Ellen H. Richards lFroni rowl Margaret Hannlng Charloffe Bardwell, Duane Wynio, Virginia Zlgan Yvonne Morgan, Eileen Relder lBack rowl Heidi Schmid? Grencla Gay, Rlfa Gay Aubrey Wilbur, Mildred Cheyney Dorothy DeMers Ann Fuck enfhall. Ellen H. Richards IS composed of Home Economics malors and minors One of their activities 9 AE in fx 1 Z M gg I I I V22 I Q Iyer I f I Q Q AI I I .5 R, 'nl ar iq 1 . : W ' Qaifbly m E , ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Associated Women Student's Council works in coniunction with the Dean's office in helping to guide and assist women students. Front row, from left, Pheryl Montroy, Doris Rae Collins, Janet Douglas, Dean of Women. Second row, Janice McLaughlin, Clarice Lavin, Allene Yates. Third row, Pat Strand, Marcia Reinmuth. Fourth row, Sally Rinaldi, Georgia Peterson. UNIVERSITY DAMES Front row, from left, Dorothy Lambert, Gloria Angstrom, Eleanor Hummel, Mary Peterson, Glenda Duncin, Zelma Bernd, Nancy Bracht, Betty Snyder, Liz Fryslie, Clara Hauschild, Shirley Jones, Marlene Treat, Mrs. Ray Giles. Second row, Louise Mehlert, Helen Johnson, Nancy Plaisance, Jan Thompson, Mary Balderson, Pat Haley, Stella Caviness, Sandra Mc- Gee, Beverly Cochrane, Beulah Shaner, Joyce Frasier, Dorothy Luce, Ann Tschirley, Thalma Driggs, Margie Buck, Britta Jo Hammond, Lillian and Carol Brooks, Lail Larrabee, Dolly Wakefield, Arlene Van Sickel, Velma Koziuk, Leila Davis. Page 77 f it . 5 - -' , - , 1: , E . 5 t l l 'Us... . - i J l -4. Ju ROTC CADET OFFICERS CLUB: From left, Capt. George Conroy, Maior Allen Maud- erly, Lt. Col, Eccles Scott, Carl Bowen, Kevin Kramer, Keith Mortensen, Wayne Johnson, Al Johnson, Roy Bernd, Dan Sherwood, Johnny Gower, Dave Henry, Jim White, Bill Posey, Dick Laughbon, Bob Burkhart, Bill Hoaglund, Jack Collins, Dave Brad- ROTC DRll-l- SQUAD: commanded bt' CUPT- dock, Bob Jefferies, Roy Buffs, Dick Disney, George Conroy, Eastern's smart Drill Squad made je,-ry Wakefield, Ron Sullivan' Claude 0'- several exhibition performances this year and im- Brien. pressed everyone. Squad Leader is Bob JeFferies, extreme left. ROTC SPONSOR CORPS: Firsi row, from left, Nancy Ludolph, JoAnn Cochrane, Jinx Hugo, Barb Owens, Penny Garred, Alice Chrisriclnson. Second row, Peggy Boldt, Jaynela Holi, Carole Haney, Jan Rosekrans, Mavis Hayes, Elsie Rhoads. Third row, Judy Acree, Jeanie Alfizer, Rosalie Ewing, Palsy Slerling, Cecilia Good, Laura Johnson. wwf ,IZ 'E' W V N W x .y :LI V Q ww, ,ik . I 1 1 xfff M -. Q. ' 1 1 . . u , f ' H- , ..w', 5 n Gifs. 4, 4 -H . M ,,:5: zzz A . E . gg! ln ' 1 X N 1 .gp . V x gg' 15 i A iw 1 s QL? t 7 fef YJ 'X 'G xx ff A ' A ' Q , fn, in 1 -fs f H,-..:.l xx hm, ' Y- .fri tx X x I i WQXX17 f S' ' W. f W A 3, ly ' , - . f Q 1 A 5 AQ 1 f Q- 1.1. . 4 9 Q. ' - . ,M . f. ' M 1 ., . u - X9 14 R . .. . , Q5 X ff 2 t 1 V , . v ,ir-, mx .', K :M 5 . Q - Yu is-' ' X ,.4.... aw- - ff -amp--,B--nano ,, Y 1 1 ' H 751. 9? fri . ., f-F., , , -'QA' ' 1 I Y .. 5 , U I 'F 'A' P Q- I' 1 X . . it ,f if? 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' 5 I K - mv ' 3 I, 'gg vq , H 5 FG M H.: YT . - P E771 E - iQQTg p-'E'IQ?,ff' ' ' 7 5' Vw fneafgaigegfff-'1 - - f ff k ' , If . viii? my if ' ' ig L. by . 5 -fi, s .g.,.,Q-'52, if-' z' . N , V E .-- bf-a M . if 14 2 B f' E- - - 1 ,f , -' 5 l' 1- Q EW --if? 4sK- ,fgf Z.. I, E' a' V' rf ff 'Q f n I X ff , ,fl A I Y f fl I . ,J Ax N x 1 - - H, P ba 1 PQI' , X v A- . , . 12-5 Y - : L LL , mwMff'?rfM!f'J ' , PZ y 1- , , ' 2-ff sib fl ifx- -, ' --1fW-W2--wigfgmqf ' My ,HLA -.,-M- , A.,--L swan. Nw g A- ,?.:.,..1.,,..,, ,, ,.,g-rw , U xr, . .,,..,.,,. ...,, 6 . L. X ,V ' '-2' - ,-: Ygmm-f' ',, MU PHI EPSILON Iota chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national sorority for music maiors, has been extremely active in aiding and presenting mu- sical functions on the cam- pus. Front row, from left, Anne Box, Jean Carder, Zelma Bernd. Back row, Nancy Lumberg, Sylvia Lovejoy, Anna Stewart, Pat Poffenroth, Miss Gwendo- line Harper. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE From left, Dick Askew, Jean Carder, Bill Sander, Gary Tollefson, Claudia Rathbun, Nancy Lumberg, Ted Teitzel, Dr. J. A. Andrews, Jim Schroeder, Jack Boskill, Vic Worthington, Thalma Driggs, Delores Gibler, Joan Ricketts, Anna Stewart, Terry Daugherty, Dale McCal- lum, Bob Frank, Ron Staeheli, Dallas Neal. H533 W FRENCH CLUB .of , From leff, Bob Biggs, Mana Bridges, Bob Schwager, Faye Lucke, John Eccles, Bar- bee Scheibner, Rosalee Ewing, Donna Roberts, Al Brisbois,Dennis Howard, Leila Davis, George Alex, Betsy Ross, Tom Shoemaker, Pat Yancer. SPANISH CLUB From leff, Dr. George Robertson, Carol Manfred, Barbara Morrow, Leila Davis Marcia Reinmufh, Jessie Altizer, Elsie Rhoads, Mary Moore. - ' 1:v-5:-A 174- -4- 4:-a-qixd-,-..-1-r-1-.-- vrw-. --Hifi-1. S 'TS --f'-tE 'lr'f3f- '-I Ai?.frE2' - N R. X SCRIBES OF THE FIFTH ESTATE The club Scribes of the Fifth Estate, organized in 1949, is a radio and television honorary. From left Bob Larson, Dick Soss, Bill Mills, Clarice Lavin, Earle Kazmark, Sally Rinaldi, Rene Mesenbrink, Dick Heninger, Ed Hamblin, Warren Kennedy. PUBLIC DISCUSSION SQUAD From left, Kristen Vivian, Ed Zimmerman, Jan Rosekrans, John McConnell, Harold Monzingo, Charlotte Bardwell, Tom Hall, Don Perry. . .i K Page 85 CAMPUS POLITICS YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB: Around room, from left, Joe Sutton, Jim Newhouse, Russell Lass, Jim Rogers, Arnold Nicode- mus, president, Bob Barclift, Jack Pierce, Dr. William Deane, Dick Dell. MOCK PRIMARY ELECTION, held in March, had ci bigger turnout than the Asso- ciated Student Body elections, earlier in the year. Eisenhower and Stevenson were the favorites. History professor Dr. Edgar I. Stewart, Dean of Men Daryl Hagie and ASB prexy Bill Fortune also received write- in votes. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB: Around table, from left, Martie Rathbun, Susan Kennedy, Laura Biggs, Daphne Dodds, ad- viser, Elizabeth French, Betty Trimble, Marilyn Morgan, Rene Mesenbrink, Bill Howe, Bob Turnley, Claudia Rathbun, War- ren Kennedy, Eugene Brown, president. 9 SZ' ' l' , , 'X ii CE? T A ral? ' ' i YJ! - f t ,ff 'iii f l il l QT. Q. ' f 1 .w T' ATHLETICS :1'f'i?Qf.f ,-if-. - X -. I 'R X A - ' F 1 ,'fi1'if5f'f': ii gli- Y F 'L V 'f,l...- F 1 'iii-Q ' .- .fg '+L,,...g- ' i.w:,. ,vg? ' .' .Ik W' . Fw.: - ' , 'fig 1: .?' f3jf' 5-F f 1 . 3. Jag Q. h QAV, ,A ti, :Ami f - V I la 4 J THE RED FOX OF THE PALOUSE. Direc- iileiaitgs-. , 'jf g .lfr 'Y - ff E tor of Athletics, W. B. Red Reese is - 1 l , ... 1 M ,ggi V A x --f, W known throughout the Northwest for his A X ' zvy T' ' H ' fine coaching record accumulated during his years at E.W.C.E. Red is the head x coach of basketball and track. TAM T7 EASY ED. Big Ed Chissus, easy-going T Eastern football mentor, also handles the . , .f head baseball coaching iob for the Sav- l ' a es. Chissus is in his third ear at Eastern. 9 Y 'lTfii.l i fi. 12:5-Eff 311 ': X X . 'iiil 1 . . .tx BIG M O O N. Trainer Earl Moon Norman, congenial East- ern coach, assists with football ATHLETIC PUBLICITY. Eastern's new athletic publicity director, Phil Roth, irightl is given some pointers on football program- ing by the retiring Charlie Van Sickel, left. and basketball all of which makes him one of the busiest men in the 4- A athletic department. . F it , '? swf, ii:-seg 1 I et J L 1, - . ,ggfxlf .-if-J URAMBLING RASMUSSEN . Myron Rasmussen, fullback for the Savages, turned in consistent run- ning which resulted in long gains and a place on the league's second team. Myron also holds the track record in the Evergreen Conference for the quarter-mile race. VANCOUVER SCATBACK. Senior George Foster did the quarterbacking for the Sav- ages on last fall's grid squad. Despite his 145 pounds, Foster was one of the league's most threatening breakaway runners. 1955 FOOTBALL RESULTS Eastern 6 Eastern 7 Eastern 1 2 Eastern 15 Eastern 20 Eastern ' 1 9 Eastern 32 Eastern O Western Washington O Puget Sound 13 British Columbia 0 Whitman 27 Pacific Lutheran 21 Central Washington 6 Western Washington 6 Whitworth 25 Record: won four, lost four Page 89 The 1955 Eastern Washington football squad which won four and lost four during the season. Front row, from left, Tom Martin, Larry Schafer, Les Greear, Gary Smith, How- ard Verbeck, George Smith, Dinty Van Dinter, Clark Myers, Leo Chandler, Ron Verck, and Ralph Orey. Second row, from left, Earl Norman, assistant coach, Ron Sperber, Bill Nance, Myron Rasmussen, LeRoy Failing, Dick Hollenbeck, Arlen Lamphier, Max Chandler, Paul Greco, and Don Anderson. Third row, from left, Ed Chissus, head coach, Jack Col- lins, George Foster, Bob Wolford, Bob Lambert, Ron Sulli- van, Dick Huston, Earnie Gallegos, Froak Hollinbaugh and Keith Mortensen. FCS? l J The first string line for most of the Savages eight games included from I left Howard Verbeck, George Smith Gary Smith Don Anderson Jack Collins Les Geear and Ron Sperber 'i L llf I. . - 4 , 1 sk ,L r 1 nl, an gal' lvl xiii li f J .sm L it it mme l ii ' it it it , if it t to 'J' all -L l l P f if ,V , ig' ,N .. .2 ., -I A X else! f l-' ' w i F-Hifi., 'I E? an J A 'A . ,,- X t ,X 47 , 1, - F . A Er e . g , A,.' will 1 E, ' -'V' - J , , xxx Ab Q x , P ' fl-fA?A.l 5 f FF.. ,,.A ff' I i o , o 5 xQl 4 ffl Q e ,- .,, 'I' if , Vi! 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'SL ,fx ' x ' 1 f if it A M A L, w FQ Q 1,24 83 3 A , ,- .,:1 fc V 1 Qff . , I in ii mg. 1955-56 BASKETBALL RESULTS Eastern Opponent 65 'College of Puget Sound 57 'Pacific Lutheran College 63 'VVhHman CoHege 85 'Utah State College 72 'Montana State College 50 'Montana State College 53 Whitworth College H 62 'Fresno State College 69 'Whitworth College lCage Bowli 64 Whitworth College 78 University of British Columbia 72 University of British Columbia 71 Western Washington College 66 Central Washington College 73 Central Washington College 55 Pacific Lutheran College 68 Pacific Lutheran College 80 College of Puget Sound l 61 Central Washington College ,P 63 Whitworth College iovertimei l 64 Western Washington College 62 Western Washington College 44 University of British Columbia 67 College of Puget Sound 80 College of Puget Sound 82- Pacific Lutheran College lovertimel Season Record: Won 12, Lost 14 Score 53 76 48 62 67 64 71 72 72 53 55 62 59 76 92 73 83 72 72 61 59 78 49 74 52 91 She Tacoma Tacoma Cheney Cheney Bozeman Bozeman Spokane Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Tacoma Tacoma Tacoma EHensburg Spokane Bemngham Bemngham Vancouver Cheney Cheney Cheney Page 95 VERN COULTER - sophomore transfer from Clark iunior col- lege and a former all- stater at Kalama, let- tered for the Savages at a guard position on the second five. LARRY HELM-former all-state cen- ter from Cheney, stands 6-feet 5- inches and is only a sophomore. Page 96 D A N N Y S H E R- WOOD-fastest man in the Evergreen league. R a n k e d among nation's col- lege leaders in free throw shooting, re- ceived team's inspira- tional player award. BILL GRAHLMAN-fin- ished second in scoring for the 1955-56 Savages and won the Scarlet Arrow honorary team captain award. Finished fourth in the nation in field goal percentages with a 60 percent. DON MCDOUGALL - became eligible in December and started the rest of the season for the Savages. Soph- omore transfer from S e a t tl e university. Comes from Highline in Seattle where he was an all-stater on a terrific prep team which won the state cham- pionship. VERN CRAWFORD - lettered at a guard position, sophomore transfer from Oregon State college, shortest man on the squad at 5-feet 7-inches. RON BAINES - one ofthe finest consistent players in the state, possesses a deadly long set shot, ranked in top tive in scor- ing. JOHN KRAMER - an- other 6-foot 5-inch center, BOB ELLER-played first string guard until McDougall became eligible and was one of four seniors on the squad. .Ltr hails from Coeur d'Alene and has ,o potent over- hand shot, lettered at a post position. WILL MCGILLIVRAY - senior letter- man from Granite Falls, played his finest collegiate game against Whit- worth at Spokane as he sparked a 63-6'l overtime victory for the Sav- ages. BOB BURKHART-one of the Evergreen's most energetic ballplayers, topped all East- ern scorers for the season and also led the team in rebounds. Received wrist watch at Scarlet Arrow banquet as outstanding player of the season. JIM SPEER - was hampered by an appendectomy in mid-season when he was iust hitting his stride. Sophomore from Brigton, Colo- rado. l l Page 97 Nu M E..-' , ,.-, l.,M 0 413' .' HT' 11' f ,Rag ,K Y fi ' - V X2 ,. - 55? 15 siwfi f i? 3Q l Y , 5. 1 2561 Nt. I V ff1'f,.J Ef? gg- 35 il . . , f. .V 6 - - 4.-' 2 - ' J ...r. - lv - ' Q 45 '55 I -ugh., ,M f ff ' . 1 f if Y f ' . ' ' ' E ,. .Y 1 Y. 1. V , f Hwy L., V.: .. I ' 'U 1 ! 'z - 1 gem: .. E 'EQSIU M rf ' r 'W' fn r 2 5 xtq 6 'Y -.R ' Qi Q . f , 1 , A L if U . r in, -'J Z K I I ' - 'hu 5' ,. ,,,,, ., jjj? l - nf -as V1 41, lk E 1 1 ' X. X x HIGHLIGHTS EASTERN HOOP GAMES Ron Baines, Eastern's razzle-dazzle guard, lays it in against the Pacitic Lutheran Gladiators. On- lookers are Dennis Ross l44l of the Lutes and Eastern's Bob Burkhart l29l. The Gladiators, Ever- green conference champi- ons, won 91-82, in over- time. Bob Burkhart drops in a two-pointer against British Columbia as c pair of Thunderbirds, John McLeod and Mike Frasier,see how it is done. Bill Grahlman, EWCE center, is in the background. M .., . Big Bill Grahlman l26l scrambles for a rebound in the Savages home series against the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. Other Eastern players in the photo are Bob Burkhart l29l and Don McDougall i34l, standing iust in front of John Mc- Leod l35l, Thunderbird all-conference star. EWCE swept the series, 72-55 and 72-62. Page 99 The A n n u a I Scarlet A r r o w football-basket ball b a n q u et drew almost 100 persons to the Isabella Room of Davenport Hotel in Spokane. Prin- cipal speaker was Judge Ralph E. Foley of the Spo- kane County Su- perior Court. The Judge's highly in- teresting speech w a s extremely well received by the audience. ..-l.,i l 'H , 4 The football Trophy winners for the 1955 season are shown here with head coach Ed Chissus. From left, Myron Rasmussen, Deer Park, Chissus, Ron Sperber, Colville, and Ron Sullivan, Clarkston. ,Ms ,f-- 1724 L'L',FEg:?Lvf 4. f'wl'-.,y:--:-'- ff ffHfzv':'i l l w , , F . niwu., ii, . , BZ . ' .mln-lg.m-i3-.e 1 ii A Hiiftagvwltlgh Effect NJN limi me W angie, ,sas af .eww 41 Jw' Thlrd year Ietterman Bob Farmer left and second year letterman John Kaelln above team up to glve Eastern consnstent winners of the pole vaultlng event throughout the Evergreen Conference SAVAGE TRACKSTERS First row, from left, Cece Thompson, Roger Goodspeed Howard Verbeck, Jack Colllns, Ron Sperber, Jack Fruit, Don Riggs Second row, Duane Carlton, John Stockton, Les Darling, Duck Juston, Duck Hepton, Jack O Donnell, Ike Cummings Thlrd row, Jam Speer, Jerry Wllson Lyle Balderson Ken Nehammer Paul Tschlrley Jlm Growden -33... -..-.1 us-sq gg--ua lf K. x r l Page 102 LYLE BALDERSON, one of Eastern's entry at the national meet in Abilene, Texas, last June, is one of the top dashman in the Northwest. Baldy con- sistently runs the century in 9.9 seconds. DISTANCE RUNNERS. Eastern's four fine distance runners take the south turn in an early season dual meet against the West- ern Washington Vikings at Woodward field. From left, Cece Thompson, Jim Growden, Jack Fruit, Don Riggs. Page 1 03 ,. , I X , M I I , ,I I. II ,C 'I Q I .iq ,, fl I I I I JACK COLLINS, kneeling,meosures a iavelin toss of Ron Sperber, two-year let- terman from Colville. Sperber, one of the iavelin throwers in the Evergreen, throws the spear almost 200 feet on this throw. .:S'Ii,.L't I BALDERSON WINS! Lyle Balderson, Eastern's great sprinter, takes a close first place Finish over Jim Speer, left, in this 100-yard dash event at Woodward Field. : , 6 :I II 1 'bw wwf' fit? ff .L TIMBER TOP- PERS. Eastern's two to p n o t c h hurdlers finished one-two in this high hurdle test against the West- ern Washington squad. On the ex- treme right is R o g e r Good- speed from Rent- on with Howard Verbeck, three- year veteran from Tonasket, on the left of Good- speed. S E C O N D SACKER. G I e n M e i n k e h e I d down the second base spot on this spring's Savage baseball squad. M ei n k e w a s sought by the professional Spo- kane lndians be- fore the season had started. EASTERN BASEBALL TEAM. First row, from left, Jim White, Glen Meinke, Ed Angstrom, Gene Down- ing. Second row, Bob Lambert, Pete Davis, Larry Porter, Bill LaVigne, Kay Dondanville, Bob McFar- land, Bill Fortune, Buzz Payne. Third row, Mike Ryan, Dick Disney, Warren Carroll, Bob Patterson, Bill Hoagland, Don Gordon, Fritz Day. 1 in .. - 1 4 T ' - -.- A - 1-f f ' fri 'fig-', , 55353154 ',. .-,yy Qi 4' ', . ML' ',,j,v Q51j., .t..,U Q, . gl Alifru-3' ' T-ffl-sei: 1' f ,:-L '- '.. gf: - -,ue-cg U f ,N Un- 31 , -P? jr, ',,.j,L,3 5 1,5gs.'jp,, - ' , leigh ew 1 1 - as 1' iw: 1. 1 1 ,iw wsall-Zhu' 'g w.1?Jf:f rgvdjay-fzv 1 in buff! p4.f..,tf1f'W W , :A f ,cl Q . j ' T 6 ,P -'y4j,i: yi ffl fisfrfjrg Q Is. A 1224 - gf f-cf-,,i,- 25' 1 i et' ll U ' ff Q5 T593 Y' - ., 1 -' 1, ,. 1 H , grfigigi'-1 ' -V - ,, . . . I-ep: P- , E . i .wr-fi 2Q'd 1-.-3: . vu--'--1-.za-4..ii ,E ,- -.ef Page 105 'ls-. Page 106 uw m N w w w w w Xxx! i!'..m lFacing page top leftl FIRST BASEMAN Bob Lambert selects a bat and applies a little resin before he comes up to bat against the Uni- versity of Washington Huskies in an early sea- son tilt on the Eastern diamond. lFacing page top rightl KEEP COMING. Gene Downing, Eastern's steady catcher, circles third and heads for home plate in this pre-sea- son non-conference game at Cheney. Downing was one of the Savages' most reliable hitters. lFacing page bottoml SCOOP THAT BALL. Bob Patterson, Eastern third-sacker, scoops up a ground ball in the same eFfective manner which he used all season to become one of the stellar players in the Eostern infield. lRightj O.K. l'M READY COACH. Infielder Bill LaVigne waits for the ball to be hit to him during an infield practice session. iBelowi PETE DAVIS, hard-hitting Eastern Washington shortstop, was one of the main spark plugs on this season's Red Raider base- ball squad. Davis slammed out five hits in the first two college games he played. Y f A 4 ' ll M. i ' is Q is Q ll lull iQiss1ia ' ir ,, ,Y.,, . . Z Ei - f f -.ss Page 107 1 ,i , ' F 4 I ' 3 4 1 I z I r w.a,:E.e.f . , .,.. ...-....,,.. '-- ,M ,Q V 4--.LQ ,g .......... -,. X ,M ' i H. .N , - ,--x , w w U ,mf- sewn H fs? Q ss' 1.,,-f 5.7 x , ' 1 x 1 1 Q4 me , i 51. , . 1 1 V- R ' df. TENNIS. Kneel- ing Joe Parcher, Rodney Foss, Jerry Miller. Back row, Larry Bailey, Daryll Bahr, Mel McCud- din, .lim Schroeder. Larry Bailey was captain of the tennis team coached by Dr. Leighton, not shown. i l iiii if M rw, , ,, ,, ML.: Hs ,, ,X ' r X 1 it , ' fi ,, it ., it it it . . .. , igiwim 'if 'i if g..A ,,,,ssg EQ lOl to , L. sm-. mee Qgvsrqsfw ui it 5 ifiqnzslii fl QQ ., L . pq vv nm .5 Q, f Q.,-J QC 'DQ D E F E N D I N G MEDALISTS. East- ern's rifle te a m placed 3rd in the sixth Army Area Hearst competition, in which fifty col- lege and university teams competed. Paul Volkman is the national defending smallbore champion. Standing, left to right, Harley Wras- pir, Daryll B a h r , Robert Moore. Kneel- ing, Paul Volkman, Coach, M!Sgt. Al- bert Kariya, Kevin Kramer. Page 109 I il -Q i i i 1 i P A R A L L E L B A R S . Doing s h o ul d e r and hand stands are, from left, R o n Sperber, Ron Sul- livan, Bob Felker, R u s t y Bowen, Dick Huston. GYMNASTlC CLUB. Gymnastics became a new athletic activity on Eastern's campus this year. Though not yet a varsity sport, the club placed third in competition with all Northwestern gymnastics in a contest held in British Columbia. The club was coached by Harry Ladas. Ladas was added to the physical education staff this year. He has given much to that department. ltii . t. ' ill , ! ? Qifusf f f . ,elif fb g TRAMPOLINE. Ron Sullivan prac- tices a layout position wi th ifrom leftl Felker, Sperber, Bowen and Juston serv- ing as his safety men. PYRAMID, Bottom from left, Sperber, Huston, Bowen, Felk- er, Sullivan. 1 b I ' ' 1 an fa '-w vi w ui in in wi- iw ui-it umm' v yu it uq .X 'gr ,liiniliv mi f t ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, i t,,,, i ' ll ' ' 5 'I n :i 2 in .es M MH, . i i. H., ,335 , E l r A N , I V , l l .fr B 3 , J tx 'ir , 1 , f M N. f -- it 1 W, iii H l 3 i . L v ' sb.. I 7 I 'i I - .ffl , 1 W i sa 5 J' ft ' ' l r ' at - ' 4 i fiiii t - 2 fiaf fml i 1' H 'l tm Mr ii. 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M V ,if 4, -.L T , Thzh L., ' 1' , 11 ,11 'Q H, 1 11,1 .,v,11eazEz.:weW ' .ilwia GEF!! . , - 1 ' 111 1 1 W 1,gygg11.Hm1, nw 11,1 1 - , .W 1. ,11H,1M,1 1,1 5 it ,Q 1, X , M ,W- 1 11 1 11 - - ' ' 1 11 ' 513' t u ' ,J x ......+, ,. - -, -L1 , 5, ,J -4. ,, 1 W. , , . , -.,, - 1 .14,.r, in ig: wi, ,Q Q ,, - g .- ' 'Y Page 115 ug-Q' a-,,-,,..,-. 14- 111 - ,gh ggi ,..- 1,352 ' -- :Y iff 1?-'W A-ff-1-1: f ,-' . 'sesez2.f::p. ,, FRESHMAN ORIENTATION WEEK llefti Clark Myers, left, and Jerry Pitts, attirecl in their fresh man beanies, take time out during the busy week to chat in front of Showalter Hall. lbelowj These five freshmen take time out trom an orienta- tion mixer for a drink of punch. From left, Mary Charlton, Wy nora King, Joyce Fossom, Carol Manfred, Judy Gibson. ltop of facing pagel On a tour of the campus, Pat Strand points out Kissing Rock to a group of freshmen. From Ieff Chuck Goins, Kieko Miwa, Alvin Sauer, Barbara Morrow, Jo La Vigne. ibottom of facing pagel Waiting to give the word to the freshmen at an Orientation Convocation are, from left, Phil Roth, C. J. Quinley, Dean Janet Douglas, Dean Daryl Hagie Bill Fortune, Orland Killin, Willard McGillivray, Francis J Schadegg. H W , ftfsrsxrsvf i ' miami 1 T , A A :fri-rs: H11 'lj A' '- l' if K NA J + ' lf 'El' 'Qi 1 Q 1 J nj , -'I+ I 5. I ei 4 ' v 1-. 3 f 5 M 1 , .. 1 ' . 2 'S X ' . . 4 - ..f' .3 , Q5 - :' , . I J., ik .s, I a 1 1 ,154-' fn lull. u J? S 25'-U .XJ Fgfl s. - P113 ' . 'T ' . Yt,fi5fif?Ml? 'V K' 57: W' Pg 4 ., ev . -, lpA,..3,,v..,k,,3,,, mr. U! .. X .. I L . -'- . - 1 mfg-f..fz.-a1i4w.,'.gw??f,'ie,5-' iw- , 1 V- if A ,w ., . 4- iq! -.:.g:,.-f. 1 ,fggxyM,wi.'lZSsiXfm Qr ' j fr' I -A ' .V ' ' gatw- 5.-'.. fi--gg-wg.. 5355 '.N,g54g.,,...f11' ali f ff' V 3 - - fl ,fy elf:-gg ' ai A .xbg.3L,.1,,51.,-,j.'5.k A ,I ' l A K ,x - ,' 1. , '-Q-11 jje -' - ,. ' -.- . 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Kitchen, front row left, and Joyce Robinson, front row right, pictured with them ts Tina Ztpsel G reporter tot appeared. Geraldine Overstreet, not shown, also partici- the Ectstemert pated. The well-known Les Compagnons de la Chanson appeared at Eastern in a Community Concert. The climax of the program came when they sang their memorable The Three Bells'.' Page ll8 l I Q in -.,.-- In April Eastern students were given an Margaret Frederking and Roger Myers talk to Norman Dyhren- exceptional experience in the presentation furth after he showed the film he took on his climb of Mount Everest. of Iva Kitchel, nationally known dance sati- He narrated the story of the highly dramatic film. rist, in a program of varied and colorful numbers. UH 'IALIIJN One ofthe high points of the year on the E.W.C.E. campus was the concert by Duke Ellington and his band. The concert was held at the field house where a large crowd enioyed the program. i ll' ! i ,l l' 1 ill. I l 1 ,f 51 l 743 ,sf .- 52, Vit f L .o 1 s Aw Osho -WI :Nw 4 Leif t- . is . it UA-Pl t H -'v-...V .A 4 nv? -s-11-e,19n- 5'-' Q1 N' , Q, ' SACAJAWEA Murcia Reinmufh SONGLEADERS AND CHEERLEAD- ERS: First row, from left, Patty Ludolph, Jerry Miller, Pct Pof- fenroth. Kneeling, Clorice Lovin. Stand- ing, Pot Strand, Vio- let Snyder, Claudio Dorrcxh. MAJ O R ETT E S: Kneeling, from left, Potty Ludolph, Cla- rice Lovin, Nancy Ludolph. Standing, Donna Hall, Laurie Johnson, Cecillio Good. Page l2'l TAKE CARE OF YOUR- SELF! Five of Eastern's football players bid their wives goodbye as they de- part for a road trip. From left, Don Anderson, Doro- thy Anderson, Les Greear, Pauline Greear, Dorothy Lambert, Doris Rae Col- lins, .lack Collins, Arletta Rasmussen, Myrna Ras- mussen, Charlene Rasmus- sen, Myron Rasmussen. FREE RIDE. Eastern student lead- ers, as a result of theSavages' football loss to the Whitworth Pi- rates last fall, find themselves pushing Whitworth student leaders down Riverside Avenue in wheel- barrows. I is if -k.h.,,, A 4 , v ff Here is a closeup of Eastern student leaders doing the heavy work in the annual wheelbarrow push. From left, only partially visi- ble, is Bill Fortune, EWCE ASB prexyg Will McGillivray, ASB vice- presidentp Leo Chandler and Phil Roth, Eastern's sports co-editors. MWACIFIC if gill? 1 K 'N i I ! 1 , lm , 5, .. l il' 1-W in ' ' no-S r - X -Q, A-4 1' g 'Y vV l In .ilu-... A ' ,zi vase l -'ltrfzii' -. . . ',,-4 '7:fl' ,, 5? P+1i 'mil x I Lf 1 A-+-Q, lug. Page Queen Marie Wognon begins her reign at the coronation ceremony preceding the Homecoming Talent Show. From left, Penny Hair, Marcia Reinmuth fSocoiciweol, Queen Marie, A. S. B. President, Bill Fortune, Guss Williamson. The Royal Court: from left, Potty Ludolph, Queen Mcxrie Wognon, Marion Smith, Clorice Lovin, Gloria Angstrom, Bernell Sinn. LIOMECOMING I 955 Queen Marie Wagnon of Pinehurst, Idaho, reigned over the 1955 Eastern Washington college homecoming festivities. Royal party enioy football game. lFrom leftl Gloria Angstrom, Marian Smith, Patty Ludolph, Clarice Lavin, Queen Marie Wagnon, Sacaiawea lMarcia Reinmuthl. '27 Yl '1' 1 .1 .ie A awp., .51 - S , :J X.. JWW, Page Senior Class President, Steele Young, in- troduces Sacaiawea, Marcia Reinmuth, be- fore the coronation ceremony. g L, 2, 53.5, , ,ff ,4' A K ' ., i During the Homecoming Talent Show the winners of the annual Beard Growing Contest are pre- sented. Dr. Dean and Dr. Nichol examine the beards of Bill Fortune, Virgil Reynolds, Ed Grier, Charles Weiland, Al Brisbois. A ' Homecoming Co-Chairmen, Pheryl Mon- ' troy and Jeanie Altizer, work hard to make the 1955 Homecoming a big success. T.. -. Q I l 1 I, l c,,, rscc c J, W K t, Homecoming committee: Front, from left, Marian Smith, co-chairmen Pheryl Montroy and Jeanie Altizer. Second row, Pat Startin, Clarence Lavin, Norma Jean Danielson, Jessie Altizer, JoAnn Ils, Allene Yates, Marcia Rein- muth, Sally Olson, Sally McDirmid, Esther Schneider, Virginia Sweat. Back row, Ed Grier, Joe Wallis, Phil Roth, Claudia Darrah, Pat Strand, Jan Rose- krans, Dr. Dana Harter, Mike Trainer, Jerry Miller, Violet Snyder, Donna Roberts. LIFE BEGINS AT EASTERN -me J v up ui-1 ' .- 'N ,T - 'mi 5 ' it v . ' K 5 , ' - Fll- - ' 5 - ' . 7 ' . lc - ' v - ,t 1 , . , t, ' ,I ., i-, 'W' x l First-prize float was won by the Junior Class. t Savage, Bill Posey, rides in a rocket depicting the t Rising Spirit of Eastern. Page T27 t THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES. Eastern students and faculty members find that there is no place like the student union for that mid-morning cottee-break. From left, Jack Boskill, Dallas Neal, Larry Squires, Betsy Ross, Dorothy' Bahr, Jean Carter and music in- structor, Donald K. Smith. izgfiisfsfgsmlit si: Wfsissiim, 1 'wi ill'-' 'lim ig g5 x3x- Q WHERE'S THE STAR? Tawanka pledges deco- rate the Christmas tree in Showalter's lower rotun- da. Reading clockwise from the top, Pat Zigler, Roberta Waight, Rita Gay, Phyllis Schatzel, Donna Roberts, Charlotte Roberts, Margaret Frederking, Vir- ginia Sweat. Je- ,521 Mg .,. -- ee- --- -222' .:. ie- -2- ,ml-fir! nlEj5:..Fl ' 1 L'UHl1p n 2 Iggy: ,, - meme mme cross? Liu ' i -1 ilu 1 -1,-my -Q f --1-Q.,-d v 1 e 1v-f iii? f ff l . -:. -.L- - , .-':- gif- -1' '1' ,, BEAT BOYS. Sho- walter Hall ianitors Dean Owen, left, and Larry Schafer take time out from their floor-cleaning duties to pose for photographer Estel Harvey in the lower rotunda of Showal- ter. 4. Q ..f. .1. .rr '4' ' DRINK ' M , J I -- . W i W l 1 5 i I .,, 'N ig tl- e ig Q MAKE MINE ROOT BEER. Gary Wood, left, removes the cap from a bottle of soda pop as Cal Milner, campus pop ma- chine serviceman, puts a few more bottles in the machine. Q . , .. 4, v,-',Q!E's,,-,.' E5 ' lla ra i x W 'll 1 nr it , ii: ,.,-lift' ,4 in Election times are busy times, especially at East- ern. Campaign signs cover all available w a ll space in Showal- ter Hall as well as the rest of the campus. F r o m left, Margaret Hanning, Heidi Schmitt, A d el e Louthan, JoAnne Weyen, Pat Ster- ling. THE BOOKSTORE is another popular part of the campus. Here Shirley Roller helps Cayme Weitz a nd Nancy Ludolph buy supplies for the quar- ter. ,,v'h 1 'V mime ..-- - ' l l . ' 1 ,Q t i , 1' Around Homecoming time, beards are the pop- ular thing for the East- ern's male population. Three lettermen proudly show off their growths. From left, Howard Ver- beck, Roger Goodspeed, Myron Rasmussen. The walk be- tween Hargreaves Library and Sho- walter Hall is al- ways crowded between classes. Smiling for the Kinnikinick pho- tographer a r e , from left, Pat Startin, M o n t e Gray, Clarice Lavin, Sally Ri- naldi. i .,. l ln xi 2:55552 l les gift? .sw Q15 X 1.4. aka,-Q .N 'z sf, ll A. NOW HEAR THIS, NOW HEAR THIS! Vern Crawford, on the lower bunk, does a little illustrated re- citing as roomies Kent Matheson sets the alarm clock and Phil Roth returns from the shower. Check those striped p-iays that guy Math- eson's got on! TAKE FIVE. Jack O'Donnell takes time out from his wash-day blues to read the latest issue of the East- erner Jack's home-away-from- home is Monroe Hall. X. 1 WATCH THAT NEEDLE. Larry Schafer Turns seamstress as he sews c chevron on roomie Dean Owe-n's ROTC blouse. COFFEE TIME. Four Sutton Hcillers get down To The serious business of faking time out for coffee. From left, Cece Thompson, and Jim Growden doing the pouring, Cori Stolz and Ron Sperber waiting for o cup of iovo. sf ,ku 'iw .45 'T' rf? .rm ,ZA R 1 v K gs-'Q ,Q wk ,J gg H-f M .ff M 1 T T' 3,5 .X X Q- 71,-!E'x My 'I ,H wmv new dv. 'T' A nightly occurrence in many of the women's rooms is the many pop corn parties. On floor, from left, Clarice Lavin, Marian Smith, Patty Jean Shinbo. Behind, Jeanie Turner, Connie Reimler, Pat Startin, Jessie Altizer, Sally McDirmicl. Here is a typical room in Louise Anderson Hall on wash day. Kristen Viv- ian, left, and Donna Rob- erts don't look the worse for wear after their busy clay. 'J Kari CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Check- ing fo see who is ou? wifh whom are, from left, Jessie Aliizer, Mor- ian Smith, Sally McDirmid, Puffy Jean Shinbo, Pof Sforfin, Connie Reimler, Jeanie Turner, Clcrice Lovin. Looking out the windows of Louise Anderson Hall is o fovorife pastime-especially of blinks , AWS CARNIVAL I'M IN THE JAILHOUSE NOW! These five persons share the iail at the Asso- ciated Women Students' winter carnival. From left, Pat McGee, G e o r g e Frasier, JoAnn Cochrane, Bob Morrison, Janis Beak. C A R N I VA L CLOWN. Roberta Waight, extreme right, was named carnival clown at the AWS carnival. Here she is shown chatting with Mike Trainer during a brief IuII in the evening's cere- monies. is 4 ii I i if , 513'-if I , '72, . M, I I , l I . X '. i t A+? :is 1 ,S :E-'Y iiiW-, 1 ., V iii ng g ,M M iiimwHs1.j5,1yihgr!s1vr H gg if , N - itiiiii,iii .11miii5!iV- i ii'-We 3116525-,il it Af' T. Doing their share to make the Round Robin a big success were these five co-eds from Louise Anderson Hall. From left, Ellen Camp- bell, Roberta Dutcher, Bernice Ballard, Genon Jorgenson, JoAnn Klomp. Sutton Hall's winning Round Robin skit was a take-oft on the Blond Bomberl' From left, Leo Chandler as the Blond Bomber, Kent Matheson, Vern Crawford. . . , 1 T1-its iw A iiii l l. Y V The Caine Mutiny Court Martialj' which was produced by the Intercollegiate Knights, was a great success. Bob Larson, left, and Steele Young were part of the all-male cast. Page I 37 4 gee MAIL FROM HOME? Don Dean and Howard Ver- beck sit on the steps to read a letter as Ron Sperber gets his mail from his box. The campus post office in the basement of Showalter is one ofthe most popular spots on the campus. CHEST X-RAY TIME. Students line up in the lower rotunda of Showalter to register for chest x-rays. The mobile unit makes an annual appearance on the EWCE campus. WZ' Page 138 WST i . XX 'lik 1. K bu 1 I S' W DOOR STUCK? Alex Matt pauses at the door of the mobile chest x-ray unit as he and Jim Clausen prepare to have their pictures taken by the lab tech- nician. hx' -My A, Qvlf, qw M X , H 53' xi: ' ig X- Afmwmi U Y mssrm W msrfnu WASHINGTON ASSGCIATIOH 0F TUBfRfUl0SIS EEAGUES spousonfn BY THE ruafkcuwsls' x maufs or THE f0ll0WlK6 COUNTIESLQQ ADA15 ' ASOQN - CHELAN - - cmumam oousms - rsnnv f Lmcom on Noease Dino ORULLE - SPOKANE - STEVENS - WHITMAN 2-...f gg :M-f-, Q. 'ff r i an .::... , 55 wx! -Q1 9 , nm- 'IZFV 5 x ' 1 ' , ,- v. ,+A-4: ' ' ' C5315-M I V , .t. A .V -fb lr? .S '-Eglin. qw, .S- xr M533 ' ' mei g -, , 1 awry - ' mamma -,: N. 7 fiv -Q: ff haf X v ?2E!2m, 1 - ,iff ,Q-ee-.. -Y-:QE ' - . ,vii 143' Argfigi' I 15' X X Se, TW M., v-X., u.,, L, ul, , mm, :gsm i E QF zm giisvf 2ies?f2sfgmsfzffP gm m.my,4,q26ff my :W -P EASTERN STUDENTS AT WORK H X :wf,sggzsfzz2g5i?isf1sf.aa.W,.,ff,, X,EgggQWg2.,W1, W,1,gQ,.fs mqymmiwisdffvM5255-fSS' A Kqmfff :ffm mm.-yr-f1wfMw1 , M. ,wignv w1,TT -Q. s f 1 . s ,A 54.31 girw ,z 1 fgf ,Au 3 rglgiii L., . -. ,MMF . , ..r.,m-ii, ,W wir f 'W Wf 1' iii m i f 'mi iw , 'll is ra- JF' . V- if H- ' i S , is ' in X' l l s I ina-iv . .,., ,H l , iii -- 1--fl - ,. Q l :A 3-2ff?.1Jl A ig. f fx iv F i M , .R . ,Hg FSQTEQK-Am I .iixgr Y fix -,-AI' T - X Q YV V rx N t x 'W K 1-Li X --M, 1 X AY P 1 1 g . Q ,, GARTH EVERETT works on the boat he is build- ing while taking an industrial arts class. Many EWCE students enioy the interesting proiects the class undertakes. T 71,7 fs, . L ACCORDING TO EINSTEIN! Dr. Dana Harter discusses the finer points of chemistry with this ad- vanced class in the chem lab in Showalter Hall basement. 151814. .:. H T- A - Y 5, ,- nt Y ,:- in E iz: n n - 1 A 7' f I l , , Q'-'if' ' . ,,-- fu-6, wi A-4f'5?'7 57 - 1 S, ,-fic. f- ,f B-uf El- -T ILA! .- lv, :,. . ., l, i f so T Cf, ,, 'K i iam, 1 .Ti fe iw... -.ew-' L ,WLM . . Q, AQ.. 5Qf5w ' 'A I ' S? - 4 wi. yt. ... ik-'Q' Qi me it , 'gm A., 'Fiji nb+,':?L?u Bait! :Ii lvgftvzgfii - :xii T. -. ,. -JL.. , L qw-,Q - ,FS 71' J'-ff JST!! J A-5142 vgwil , QL .f1gl.',T' Mft aiyi-g5sztfg,,'flf,1 ' T ' ,,,.1,3,5,3,qgL,,s4j,g-,V gA.lf,ff-- if ,, .. ,- ri? Q .f'+5f 5'-- . 41.M5-5-'ic rf? 11- t -.L-riiiat f ,,,,.z, .nhl ,',-Y,-24' ab- , -'vp V if Stiff :far T .: M , .. as , 'M A '11 y if-f-: t'T'i'n Y. 4 --rr' , '4 ir. 'gr wr-'wfwgrt'-A-Q. - 5'-:-1g,r:'!Q- .pw LTFNN- ,jill ,s.i2?f'E f 3a-5515 1- , - . .455 -f -. , . 'F' --2,532 '- 1-,ur-5551's v' ' -- W ' 5 V ' v ' QC:-ci-3 ' . ' I i', -'J i5.1:J.:'e1,1a.x'LQgin A --','5:.'-,iii-rf. ,af ' .F 'il'- 1' ' . -A K g., .- -- . . V .s , H , - '21-l',1.:.h,,-. f-:refs ' -f ----1-H ' u .. ,-g. KEEP THAT ARM STIFF. Three Eastern art students get down to the serious busi- ness of sketching a picture of Senior Hall. From left, Graham Johnson, Tom Stum- baugh, Jim Woren. AUBREY VER- STEGEN, East- ern senior puts the fi n i s h i n g touches on a pair of water skis turn- ed out in one of EWCE's many in- dustrial arts classes. .. ri I, i, i,' Y, if E N l ,I bu, I , J D E a - I i ,,f,m ,. , im, ,., it Hmm it E it ff 3 ' pew '-it r 'lg I' . aaxua -1'-f Miss Cecil Dryden, author of several history books and the recently published By Sea on the Tonquin, Page i4-4 Atwo thousand dollar doctoral fellowship in American Studies has been award- ed to Miss R. Jean Taylor, Assistant Professor of Eng- lish, for study at the University of Minnesota for the 1956-57 year. WE ARE PROUD Each year certain members of our faculty distin- guish themselves in some manner. This year we have two members ofthe History and Social Sci- ence Division and one from Language and Liter- ature. Dr. Edgar I. Stewart, Professor of History, author of the much ac- claimed book, Custer's Luck , an extensive study of Custer's battles. 1- S ,FV ii ii : S Q, 'i in Q l gg:W'i , ,EJ-flHiwgilsiiig.mlm-2-.1- r -'g in -it-mm NM?-az'-im 'rin v 1'm'n-.'-ili ' rin sq. -Q I , i ' M mul l is IM, Qi Wi Q? , ,. ,. , it in ur X rf:- t all: ' it Mrs. Louise Anderson, retiring Associate Professor of Home Economics and chairman of the department for a number of years, has been granted the Emeritus title by the board of Trustees of the college. Miss Margaret McGrath,'retiring Associate Professor of Education and supervisor of stu- dent teaching in the Spokane area, has been granted the title of Emeritus. WE BID FAREWELL These four who are leaving Eastern at the close of this year will be long remembered for their loyal service to the college and will carry with them the best wishes of students and faculty for what- ever work they plan to do. Another faculty member who has planned to retire at the close of the term' is Mr. W. Harold Tallyn, Associate Professor of Chem- istry. He was granted the Emeritus title. f- - fl , . fv.,..5 -, , 3 uf 1. Y., V ,,-'H - 4 tif ,-Q?-'W w -'LIFEI-2 or Y V -i 5- rg -+3 df 1 is 'ef 'ZEQQ ' .4 ff? is 'J - W 1, Q. . it -.. Mrs. Kate Brodnax Philips, Associate Pro- fessor of Home Economics, has chosen to re- tire at the end of this year. She also has been granted the Emeritus title. I x I5 I 'Il w i,E.. . Robert Biggs-highest honors grad- uate-winner of Fulbright Scholarship for a year's study at the University of Toulouse, France. ,I-U5 , tu , ? Mrs. Mana H. Bridges-two-year straight A graduate-fulltime meter- ologist with United States Weather Bureau-head of family. ORCHIDS THIS YEAR'S KINNIKINICK SALUTES THE STUDENTS LISTED ON THESE PAGES FOR THEIR SCHOLARSHIP RE- CORDS ACHIEVED DURING THIS PRESENT COLLEGE YEAR. ge .ef-S I 'V Iii H Paul Tschirley-senior-honor stu- Virginia Kay Royce-high honors CQ,-ol Ann Mqnfg-ed...fre5h dent. QFGCIUGIG- top honor student. Y 335 V -ef Mrs. Lucy Wham Jydstrup-honors Mrs. Janith Cresap-iunior-honor Jessica Altizer - honors grad- James Everett White graduate. I fl. y E, T ' -- A I 'bb Xe! sfudenf, uate. honor student. TO THESE Other honor students whose pictures do not appear on these pages are: BARBARA ALBERG - iuniorg MARGARET ASHWORTH - iuniorg MRS. BAR- BARA GRIFFITH-senior, JANETHA HUGO-sophomorep MRS. ANN K. LANDE- graduateg ALLEN T. MATSUMOTO-iuniorf RICHARD A. MATTSEN-iuniorg HARRY MERRICK-seniorp MRS. JEAN SANDLIN NELSON-graduate, RAYMOND M. SHOL- LENBURG-senior. .. .if Mi. I T' 4 .. .nr Te- . X.. , 1 11 . 1' Ah. -F' W ,Q I i ti -227 , rf' - Iva Marie HU lleY - ffe5l mUn - Mrs. Marcia Jacobsen Reinmuth- Elaine McLaughlin-sophomore- 0f10f Swdenf- senior-honor student. honor student. f x -A 'xi A ' ' , J H 1 A -7' Ji 1 - ,fr .D ' V., ry ' L I -1-,4 o r ...ff 15 , 4 t A , K 'ff' if l Y ' X 1 S 1 T Xi x A t .Q . :V Raymond Davis - junior - honor Nancy R. Lumberg-sophomore- Laura M. Biggs-junior-honor stu- udent. honor student. dent. Li' , W . -'H ,W-, ' i ... l H Q rr 6, . Thomas C. Shoemaker-senior- straight A honor student-full-time employee of Standard Oil-head of family. .,..,..A H. , ,T i , r, ,, , T W., ..,..,1:- Q., ' w 3 r Mrs. Ninette Florence - highest honors graduate - mother of six children. John Merlin Eccles-iunior-honor student-worker on annual beyond the call of duty. This year the Intercollegiate Knights c h o s e Donna Roberts for their sweetheart. Donna is a soph- omore from Spo- kane. The Annual Snow-Ball, which was held in the Social Room of Showalter Hall. The high-light of the dance was the coronation ot the king and queen. Royalty, from left, Alice Christianson, Ann Tschirley, Paul Tschirley, King Jack Lane, Queen Shirley Roller, Keith Mortenson, Betty Brown, Nancy Hughes. Not pictured, Harriet Carr, Ron Baines, Mike Trainer. 1- : 5 1-1 a.- '. ff' - :mul-mv 'Q' mn' is he , , xy' nr ,, I L - .4- ,aa 4 r FN 1 if - Eze,-.' .Egg wr. . B' W is ,- a i 1f '3j ,Hii?4-'i, 'uf 11 N mzaa ' H.. A ff NM rr ,r ,M U H r ww rr .sf H .. g . 55 w Toi, uw riffs 5 rr ,u rr 1 I Q ,MIKV arf . 'Ti i ' 'Q , w - 'W X gig! Yffe2 'ffIIQH'.IQg..'' ,QQwM .w W f W r abrslzw K ' , , gg ta. W pu H rQQxlfSE33MQi WH M 21 I rw,,rrr, ' W HuFfui.f r fr j ' 5? W' ' V -- 155' ' A Q W :ix iv I Y' in .. K ,L A 4' ., ' of , -, I 3 V rw w I . H' V ' f 4 - Fi' . 7,-VII, S -WY V Ti, ' if. 5, A 4 e, L ww. few.-, X11-1 ,dau Keiko Miwi and Keiko Inui, students from Japan, prepare sukiyaki in Japanese manner for Miss Clara Kessler and Mrs. Arefas Dayton. E I4 QM-' U Sw! sz Eng 'w,? 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Austin-32-83 Badgley, Eugene-27 Barton, Amsel-20 Berg, Rachel-54 Biehl, Arthur-14-32-81 Blair, Hugh-17 Bright, Mabel-18 Brooks, James-28-53-60-73 Carter, Jack-31-73 Chissus, Ed--90 Collins, Leo-32 Colton, Agnes-14-25 Conroy, Captain George-26-78 Cullen, Hope-18 Dales, Edward-22 Dayton, Aretas-31 Deane, William-30-86 Dell, Dick-25-62-86 Dickinson, Virginia-25 Dodds, Daphne-24-86 Douglas, Janet-16-77-117 Dressler, Graham-24 Drummond, William-20 Dryden, Cecil-31-144 Dustin, Antoinette-19 Elrod, Christine-19 Exline, Wendell-32-80-82 Fleckenstein, Opal-22' Franklin, M!Sgt, Leslie-26 Force, William-15 Fleming, M!Sgt. Clifford-26 Franks, Jacqueline-17 Frasier, Clark-21 Giles, Ray-15 Gingrich, Esther-14-19 Gonzer, Charles-15 Grafious, Louis-24 Graybill, Clara-14-71 Gruber, John-17 Guthrie, Dorine-14-28 Haas, Marie-17 Hagelin, Richard-27 Hagie, Daryl-16-51 Hallgrimson, Ben-32-80 Hanrahan, Robert-22 Harper, Gwendoline-32-83 Harter, Dana-29-142 Hartley, Fred-32 Hepperle, Charlotte-25-68 Himes, Ruth-57 Hossom, Kenneth-14-30-69 Huston, Frances-25 Huttenbach, Otto-32 Kariya, MfSgt. Albert-26-109 Kennedy, Leonard-19 Kessler, Clara-25-71-149 Killin, Orland-23-50-117 King, Mildred-16 Kingsley, Bernard-19 Kirkley, Sgt. James-26 Krebsbach, Raymond-24 Lass, Robert-24-27 Laughbon, Hazel-14 Leighton, Jack-27 Lindahl, Eva-16 Lomax, Mary Ann-73 Loomer, Shirley-17 FACULTY INDEX MacPhee, Craig-28 Mauderly, Maior Alan-26-78 McCulloch, Kathryn-27 McGrath, Margaret-145 Miller, Richard-24 Moe, Alice-21-61-71 Morrison, Karl-22 Mowrer, Zada-27-75 Newland, Eveus-14-19-71 Newsom, William--21 Nicol, Frank-28 Patmore, L. E.-21 Patterson, Don-10-12-14 Philips, Kate-23-145 Powers, Walter-21 Quinley, C. W.-15-117 Reese, W. B.-100 Rehm, Aledc-17 Reid, Robert-18 Riddle, Ruth-17 Ringwood, Ruth-19 Robertson, George-25-64-84 Rowles, W. L.-32 Schadegg, F. J.-28-73-117 Scott, Lt. Col. E.-26-78 Sharp, Jean-32 Smith, Russell J.-31 Shaw, Edith-17 Smith, Donald-32-128 Stahl, George-29 Sternitsky, Marie-17 Stevens, Harold-24 Stewart, Edgar-30-144 Surbeck, Camilla-19 Surbeck, M. H,-15 Tallyn, W. H.-29-145 Taylor, Jean-25-144 Thompson, Norman-31-73 Vandeberg, Loyd-23 Wall, Tilford-16 Weltman, Morris-21 Whelan, Harold-32 Whitheld, R. P.-15 Wiley, Nan-22 STUDENT INDEX Abernathy, Charles-34 Acree, Judy -45-70-79 Aebly, Marylou-45-70 Aichele, Patricia-15 Aichele, Roy-34-71 Alex, George-34-54 Alstad, Axel-81-82 Altizer, .lean-40-52-58-61-70-75-79-127 Altizer, Jessica-34-58-61 -63-70-71 -84- 134-146 Anderson, Donald-75-90-91 Anderson, Dorothy-122 Anderson, Robin-43-71-72 Andros, Thomas-45 Angstrom, Edward -40-56 Angstrom, Gloria-24-34-56-77-125 Arlt, Jule-34 Ashbaugh, Sara-45-112 Askew, Richard-40-B2-83 Auvil, Randy-45 Bahr, Daryll-43-73-109 Bahr, Dorothy -43-73-1 28 Bailey, Larry -40-1 09-1 11 Baines, Ronald-97-99 Bair, Howard -45 Baker, Meta-45 Balderson, Lyle-75-103 Balderson, Mary-77 Ballard, Bernice-45-137 Cable, Edward-43 Cain, Lew-43-60 Campbell, A. H.-34-71 Campbell, Ellen-137 Campbell, Ronald-45 Carder, Jean-40-52-61-82-83 Carey, Eugene-45 Carley, Ed--66-67 Carlton, Duane-102 Carnie, George-45-71-75 Carnie, Nell-20-34-71 Carr, Harriet-40-75 Case, Richard-69-72-128 Caviness, Stella-77 Chandler, Leo-62-70-91-137 Chandler, Max-43-91 Charlton, Mary-17-45-1 16 Cheyney, Milclred-43-76 Christianson, Alice-79-148 Christiansen, Jo Ann-45 Clark, James-40 Clark, Ned-34 Clausen, Robert-139 Cochrane, Beverly-77 Cochrane, JoAnn-79-136 Cochrane, Kenneth-34 Cole, Jack-45 Collins, Doris-77-122 Collins, Jack-78-85-90-102-122 Conner, William-45 Cook, Edward-45 Barditt, Robert-40 Bardwell, Charlotte-42-69-71-77-85 Barnes, James -34-81 Barton, Barbara -43 Basler, Katheryn--43-69-75-1 12 Bass, Gary -45 Bator, Patricia-45 Bauer, Clarence-62 Beak, Janice-45-136 Beaudreau, Beverly-34 Benevides, Edgar-68 Beno, Bertha-34 Bernd, Roy--78 Bernd, Zelma-34-39-58-61-70-77-83 Biggs, Laura-40-70-71-73-B6-147 Biggs, Robert-34-50-54-70-71-84 Blank, John-45 Baderius, Lois-45 Corkins. Robert-35 Corkrum, Lucille-45 Coursey, Kitty-35-39-70 Cowan, Robert-43 Coulter, Vern-43-63-96-98 Cox, Micheal-81-82 Crawford, Vernon-43-96-132-137 Cresap, .lanith-146 Crow, Charles-73 Culler, Joseph-43 Cummings, Frank-40-102 Cyr, Janet-43-70 Danielson, Norma-127 Darling Lester-45-102 - Darrah, Claudia-40-52-121 Davidson, Richard-60 Boehme, Robert-43 Boesen, Wanda-40-70 Boldt, Peggy-43-79 Bonertz, Donald-73 Borchers, Robert -71 Boskill, John -20-60-71-81-83-128 Bowen, Carl-75-78-1 10-1 1 1 Box, Anne-83 Box, Ralph-34-60-81 Bracht, William-43 Bracht, Nancy-77 Braddock, David-78 Branch, Arlen-45 Brannon, Ellen-45 Bresnahan, Patricia-1 12 Brewer, Harry-43-60-69-71 Bridges, Mana-39-64-84-146 Brisbois, Alfred -40-63-74-75-84 Bronson, Bobette-43-55 Davis, Leila-43-77-84 Davis, Peter-107 Davis, Raymond-43-147 Dean, Donald-138 Delaney, Helen-35 DeMers, Dorothy-45-76 DeNio, Jean -51 -57-60 Deycons, Don-45 Dickerson, Jon-40-60 Disney, Dick-78 Dixon, Oren-75 Doggett, Kathleen-20-43-71 Dolphin, Anthony-75 Dougherty, Terrence-81-82-83 Downing, Eugene-43-74-106 Driggs, Thalma-20-35-70-77-83 Duncan, Fay-43 Duncan, Ronald-40-75 Duncan, Glenda-77 Brooks, Laurence-40 Brooks, Lillian-73-77 Brown, Betty-43-148 Brown, Eugene-86 Brown, Sandra-34 Brown, Leon -73 Brownlee, Joan-43 Brownlee, Philip-43-60 Bryant, George-69 Bryant, William-43 Buck, Margie-77 Buck, Wendell-45-75 Durland, Dutcher, Charlene-45 Roberta-137 Dysart, Charles-35 Eccles, John-40-64-84-147 Eggleston, Lawrence-45 Eglet, Verle-45-75 Elgin, Sally-45-48 Eller, Bob-35-97 Ellington, Duke-119 Buhrer, Arlyce-45 Burdge, Mervyn-40-51-54-75 Burkhart, Bob-40-53-74-78-98-99-1OO Burkey, Jim-45 Butts, Roy-78 Byrnes, Genevieve-43 Elslip, Kenneth-40-60 Elston, Kara-45 Emry, Elaine-45-70 Enright, Bob-45-71 Eshiet, Nelson-68 Evans, Howard-43 Evans, Jaye-45 Page 157 Page 158 i Evenson, Audrey-45-71-75 Everett, Garth-142 Evereti, Ralph-15 Ewing, Rosalee-45-48-79-84 Fackenthall, Ann-45-76-1 12 Failing, Leroy-91 Fairchild, Robert-40-53-73 Farmer, Robert-102 Faubion, Stanley-35-71 Feil, Leo-69-1 10 Fish, Virginia-45-112 Flatt, LeRoy-181 Fortune, Bill-24-35-50-59-69-70-1 17 Fortune, Bunny-69 Foss, John-109 Foss, Rodney-45 Fossum, Joyce-45 Foster, George-40-74-89-91-92-1 16 Franklin, Robert-83 Franks, Nancy-81 Frasier, George-40-136 Frasier, Joyce-77 Frederking, Elynor-61-63-119-128 French, Elizabeth-68-86 Frostad, Melvin-43 Frucci, John-40 Fruit, John-102-103 Fryslie, Donald-43 Fryslie, Liz-77 Fulgham, Delbert-35 Gaines, Floyd-40 Gaines, James-45 Gaines, Richard-73 Gallegas, Ernie-91 Gardner, Orville-75 Garred, Penny-45-79 Gault, John-82 Gay, Grenda-45-76 Gay, Rita-43-52-61-70-128 Gering, Sid-45 Germonte, Sally-40 Gibson, Judith-45-72-116 Gilbert, Sharon-45 Goins, Charles-45-1 17 Good, Cecilia-45-79-121 Goodrich, John-40-81-82 Goodspeed, Roger-40-75-131 Gordon, Donald-40-75 Gordon, Kent-40 Gouetie, Mary-35 Gower, Barney-35 Gower, Johnny-78 Graese, Leland-45 Gray, Lorraine-40-69 Grahlman, Bill-96-98-99-100 Gray, Monte-35-69-73-131 Greco, Paul-91 Greear, Les-75-85-127 Greear, Pauline-122 Grier, George-35-70-71-82 Grab, Gerald-35-75 Grounds, Pat-71 Grounds, Sherrill-71 Growden, James-40-53-70-74 Grub, Carl-45 Guell, Gaynor-45 Gulke, James--111 Guzzone, Nicholas-72 Haase, Vernon-60 Hafner, Charles -35 Hair, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Penny -24 Donna -45-121 Jack-43 Norman-73 Thomas-75-85 Zelma-73 Hamblin, Edward --66-85 Hamill, Jim-43-62 Hammond, Britta Jo-77 Hammond, Kenneth -35-73 Hampton, Raymond -69 Haney, Carol-45-71-79 Hanning, Margaret-45-77-130 Harlan, Mary Ann-46 Harris, Raymond-72 Hartley, lva Marie-147 Harvey, Estel -40-65-1 1 1 Harvey, Louise-35 Haskill, James-46 Hauschild, Clara -77 Hauschild, John -43 Hawley, Bill-43-54 Hawn, M. Joella-46-55 Heckaihorn, Donald-46 Heckroth, Richard-46' Heidman, Frank-36 Helm, Larry-43-96 Helpingstine, Kay-46 Helsing, Paul-36 Heninger, Richard-43-85 Henning, Sharron-46 Henry, David-40-60-78 Hepton, Dick-102 Herman, Gary-46-63-66 Hester, Barbara -46 Heth, Cary-60 Hickey, Kenneth-60 Higgins, Dennis-60 Higgins, Gail-70 Hill, Jack-60-70 Hoag, Earl-36 Hoag, Lois-36 Hoagland, William-59-78 Hodgson, Dessie-71 Hollenbaugh, Frank-46-74-91 Hollenback, Richard-43-91 Hollsteen, Edwin-36-60 Holt, Jayneta-46-72-79 Horn, Kenneth-73 Horton, Leon-40-42 Horton, Sharon-42-51 Howard, Dean-36-69-75 Howard, Dennis-84 Howe, Bill-86 Hsiao, I-Wen -63-68-69 Hughes, Nancy-46-148 Hugo, Jinx-52-79 Hulsizer, Darlene-43 Hummell, Eleanor-77 Huston, Richard-43-51-74-85-91-1 1 1 lkeoka, Frances-46 lls, JoAnn-36-52-127 lnui, Keiko-48-68-69-149 Jacobson, Marvel-46 Janssen, Orval--43 Jayne, Clara-46 Jefferis, Robert-40-54-60-69-73-78 Jennings, John-75 Jennings, Tom -75 Jensen, Catherine-46 Johnson, Alven-78 Johnson, Donald-36 Johnson, Graham-46-48-51-143 Johnson, Laurie-46-79-121 Johnson, Sue-112 Johnson, Stanley-46 Johnson, Wayne-78 Johnston, Edith-40 Jones, Clark-36-39-51-60 Jones, Shirley-40-51-77 Jordan, Marilyn-46-70-73 Jorgensen, Genon-137 Juston, Dick-102-110 Jydstrup, Lucy-36-146 Kaelin, John-43-74-102 Kaiser, Bruce-46-70 Karlson, Larry-36 Kazmark, Earle-66-67-85 Keen, Kenneih-43 Kegley, William-43-75 Kelly, Sherrill-46 Kennedy, Warren-60-66-85-86 Kennedy, Susan-86 Kiesz, Joyce -46-153 Kight, Henry-46 King, Margaret-43 King, Wynnora-46-116 Kitchel, lva-1 19 Klomp, JoAnn-137 Koch, Lee-46-75-1 12 Koziuk, Albert-46 Koziuk, Velma-46-77 Kramer, John-46-63 Kramer, Kevin -78-1 09-1 1 1 Kruger, Gayle-46 Kyte, Dixie-46-73 Lacey, Robert-75 Laface, Bonnie-46 Loface, JoAnn-41-55-70-75 Laib, June-17 Lambert, Robert-A1-106 Lomphier, Arlen-91 Lone, Jack-75-148 Larrabee, Charles-36-69-75 Larrabee, Lail-77 Larsen, Gary-43-75-1 1 1 Larson, Patsy-43 Larson, Robert-41-66-85-137 Lass, Russell-62-63-86 Laughbon, Glenna-36 Laughbon, Richard-36-78 LaVigne, Bill-107 LaVigne, Nancy-46-70-1 17 Lovin, Clair-24-41-58-70-75-77-85-1 17- 121-131 Leaman, J.-30 Leinweber, Bill-46-66 Leonard, James-43 Lester, ElWanda-46 Lester, Patricia-75 Lewis, Shirley-46 Lillengreen, Paul-41-73 Linton, Alma-43 Linton, James -46 Liu, Tu-42-68-69 Livingston, Donald-63 Loepp, Kay-43 Lomax, James-36-73 Long, Lester-41-71 Lotze, Ted-41-54-60 Loveioy, Sylvia-43-71-83 Louthan, Adele-46-70-130 Lowe, Richard-43 Luce, Dorothy -36-61 -68-77 Luce, Fredrick-36 Lucke, Fay-46-71-84 Ludolph, Nancy-79-130 Ludolph, Patty-24-41-42-121-125 Lumberg, Nancy-43-46-55-71-83-147 Macomber, Ruth Ann-52 Manfred, Carol-46-69-84-1 16-146 Marcus, Gary-46 Marrazzo, Louie-81-82 Martin, Thomas-37-53-74-75-90-1 1 1 Matheson, Kent-43-132-137 Mathews, Drexel-46 Matt, Alex--139 Maynard, Michael-46 McArthur, Ronald-63 McCallum, Dole-41-82-83 McConnell, John-75-85 McDirmid, Sally-37-58-61-70-134 McDonald, Keith-63 McDonald, Elsie-63 McDougal, Don-96-99 McGee, John-41-136 McGee, Sandra-17-77 McGillivray, Joan-37 McGillivray, Willard-37-50-58-59-75-98 McKinley, Ronald-43-60 McLaughlin, Janice-37-55-77-147 McLean, Lynn-54 McMichael, Barbara-44 McQueen, Bruce-43 Melby, Harry-46-70-73 Mclntyre, Emily-17 Merrick, Harry-37-71 Merrill, Robert-66 Mesenbrink, Rene-60-65-85-86 Metiva, Denice-41-51-52 Metiva, Jim-73 Mikesell, Deloris-41-61-71-75-1 12 Miller, Jerry-46-48-57-109-121 Miller, John-46 Mills, William-44-57-64-66-85 Milne, James-75 Milner, Calvin-37-129 Miwa, Keiko-41-68-117-149 Monroe, Glee-46 Montroy, Pheryl-37-58-61-70-71-77 Montroy, Ralph-37 Monzingo, Harold-46-85 Moore, Mary-44-84 Moore, Robert-44-109 Moore, Roger-46 More, Dorothy-73 Morford, Doris-1 12 Morgan, Yvonne-46-69-76 Morgan, Marilyn-41-86 Morigeau, Paul-46 Morrison, Mary Ellen-51-71 Morrison, Robert-136 Morrison, Roger-46 Morrow, Barbara-46-70-84-1 17 Mortenson, Keith-41-51-53-59-74-75 78-91-148 Mortenson, Patricia-41 Moss, Ted-46 Munk, Walter-41-54-60-75 Murillo, Gilbert-69 Mutch, William-44-75 Myers, Clark-46-91-1 16 Myers, Roger-46-63-119 Nance, Bill-91 Neal, Dallas-83-128 Nehammer, Karl-102 Nelson, Don-44 Nelson, Joan-46 Nelson, Laurence-46 Nelson, Nels-46 Newhouse, James-86 Nicodemus, Arnold-37-73-86 Norman, Earl-90 Nulton, Beverly-44 Oates, Janet-17-47 Oates, Leah-37 O'Brien, O'Cloir, Claude-78 John-47 I O'Donnell, John-44-102-111-132 Olmstead, Raymond-41-75 Olson, J ames-37 Olson, Oris-37-75-1 1 1 Olson, Sally-41-50-58-61-70 Olson, Wayne-47 Orey, Ralph-91 Owen, Dean-47-129-133 Owen, Barbara-73-79 Owens, Barbara-44 Pace, Evelyn-47 Packer, Everett-47 Palm, Lo Parcher, na-47 Joseph-109 Parenteau, Lois-44-54 Parr, Orville-54-71 Patterson, Robert-106 Pemberton, Gerene-37 Perry, Don-85 Peters, J ames-47 Peterson, Donald-73 Peterson, Dan-41-72-82 Peterson, Georgia-41-58 Peterson, Gerald-47 Peterson , Mary-77 61 -70-77 Page 159 Peterson, Ralph-41-75 Phipps, Carol-44-81 Pickett, Hilda-47 Pickles, Darlene-44 Pierce, J.-61-63-86 Pierce, 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