Lewis and Clark College - Voyageur Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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i . '3 - x . w-A -wm m xpr ETQQMWV'W'WMW m . I e i ,. W e T : mgyv' ': g A - wmm HALL PIaTT Hall, compleTed six years ago, is now The college home of 125 men. WiTh The compleTion of The new addiTion nexT year iT will house 215 men. 23 . IT is a cenTer of ccTiviTy for men living off campus g! x ' as well as The residenTs, and is a meeTing place for many organizaTions in addiTion To The four fraTerniTies. Mrs. Amy Holman residenT direcTor HighlighTs of The fall semesTer were The home- coming recepTion for Dr. and Mrs. Odell, winning The SweepsTokes Trophy for The besT homecoming display, and The ChrisTmas dance which geTs larger and more beauTiful each year. The Spring semesTer TeaTured 0 Spring dance, The TrodiTional Honors Dinner for men oTToining a 3.0 average or beTTer, and The Coffee Hour on SaTurday afTernoon of ParenTs' Weekend. This year, in oddiTion To excellenT sTudy faciliTies in dorm rooms and sTudy hall, Cl Typing room was added. Each year PIaTT Hall grows in spirit and in leadership wiTh an increasingly acTive and efficienT House Council and sTaff. In front: Calvin Chinn, Floor Rep.; Charles Young, Social Chairman; Wayland Henry, Social Co-Chair- man; George Morris, PresidenT; Tony Michaeison, Vice President; Terry Barker, Treasurer. In Back: Tom Ahrend, Secretory; Bob Friesen, Floor Rep.; Larry Fogdall, Floor Rep.; Mrs. Holmonn, Head Resident; Mason MorisseT, Floor Rep.; Steve MacAlpine, Floor Rep.; Dawson Wilke, Floor Rep. 2 Rex X; e Xx WWW . x V

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RUTH BDELL The name of The wife of our college presidenT wil live long in The memories of Lewis and Clark sTudenTs. Perhaps The name RUTh Odell will be most fondly remembered by The women who were privileged To live in The dormiTory named in her honor. The eighTy-Three women of RuTh Odell Hall, The newesT women's dorm on cam- pus, live under The direcTion of Edna Dyer. They enioy working TogeTher on such proiecTs as The informal, Freshman iniTiaTion, The annual House Dance, and The informal House ParTy. These are iusT a few highlighTs in a year of fun and sTudy. L In front: Lois Harvie, PresidenT; Mrs. Dyer, Head Resident; Angie AlbrechhT, SgT. 0T Arms; Marcia Udden- berg, Freshman Class Rep. Second row: Linda Erickson, Music Chairman; Marcia McLean, HisTorian; Melva Gebhard, Dorm AssistanT; Bonnie Adaurm, Vice PresidenT; Carolyn Bangs, SecreTory. In back: Ligz Barker, Scholastic Chairman, Kay DougherTy, Chaplain; Barb Moore, STaff AssisTonT; POT Williams, SToff Assistant; Anne Kibler, Treasurer.

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. e- STewarT Hall, The second woman's dorm To be compleTed, was named in honor of Cora Irvine STeworT, one of The TirsT graduoTes of Albany College. Under The onchful and loving guidance of Mrs. Coryl Moran, head residenT since 1955, STewch Hall is The home of 107 girls. The women of STewarT Hall are acTive in campus evenTs and have broughT To Their dormiTory The disTincTion of having won The ChrisTmas Sing in 1958 as well as an honor for Their Homecoming Display in Mrs. Cory! Moran head residenT 1959. The Spring House Dance is on ouTsTand- ing annual evenT. OTher evenTs providing an opporTuniTy for The girls To work To- geTher include The full house parTy, The ChrisTmas porTy, and annual service pro- iecTs. Friendliness and an enThusiosTic aTmos- phere make STewarT Hall a favoriTe com- pus gaThering place. 1 In front: Mrs. Moron, Head Resident; Teresa Adams, Sgt. 0T Arms; Linda Brown, PresidenT; Brenda Lone, Chaplain; Mary Burke, Staff Assistant; Janet HunTer, Staff Assisfch. In back; Ruth Anne Olson, Staff AsssisTch; Jeanne Wamstad, Treasurer; Iris Phillips, SecreTory; Donna Dragoo, Vice President; Sandy Briggs, Staff Assistant; Ann Haldors, HisTorian.