Linfield College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)
- Class of 1963
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This Wildcat Spirit is shown in all areas of life on the campus. The Academic life is of major importance and our reason for being at an institution of higher learning. Sports play an extra- curricular role in the life of students. Social life is a result of an inborn desire for human companionship. Traditions are a part of Linfield, and Linfield is made of traditions. Religion is a part of every individual whether he is aware of it or not. At Linfield a student has the opportunity to become aware of his inner self and religion in his life. This total Wildcat Spirit was vividly exemplified in the campus reactions to the Columbus Day Storm of 1962. :-- ' M X ..,.. ' -Qi iiiii .,,, N- L- s 1 ' . sy S . ... Hcwilclcat Spirit riff-Q?'fi'-ff ':- 2F?tct J 9942 5 .sfwee Vfff-21 at 2, egg., as v 2, 4,23 xg A TRIBUTE TO MR. DILLIN-professor, business manager, president, friend - who this year marks his Twentieth year as Linfield's president. Dr. Dillin is known as a builder. Under his leadership all campus buildings have been built or completely remodeled. The new Dillin Hall was named in his honor. This magnificent struc- ture 'of modern architecture is an outstanding tribute to his leader- ship and never-ending work at Linfield. But Dr. Dillin builds more than buildings. Forget not his friendship to students and faculty, his pleasant personality and warm smile, his contributions to academic life and to the welfare of all on campus. We respect and look up to him. ln May 1943, Dr. Dillin became the 17th President of Linfield College. In this, his twentieth year in this office, we pay tribute to him by the dedication of the 1963 Oak Leaves to our friend, teacher, and president, Dr. Harry L. Dillin. 4 t VKJQE1 v9lff 3T52?5i? Fff !-Ffifl vg-P35521 123 xfxyxd' D2 AA ,IRQ xfxxi 'S cv2fL,f 232321 65.2 3912-f4C17c39:Cv 'Lal 25239 gfi 'www .,. if 5 f '1x X.. NX. V 'ff N W S 0, Q 1' ,P 9 4 X 'frm I XXHPXX XX ,93dXX 'Xc X X. . 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F .M x av 'W3'f'L .Q zw, H M V J, W x ,Q -M N 'K FFL, r 15.1 'keg QT? if-if x1 :' LX, 53:1-4 37:2 ' 24, 5,2 C 1, xii 1'-15 vw Q, Ya 1.15.3 71 yfx- rf'-5?-1' c 12,-2 Rn 'III Sm .4 leaders Who Molds a Ly? Standing strong and firm, l He voices the concepts Of those who have stood before him There for all the world to see A symbol to mold the lives of millions A book, a desk, a piece of chalk, And we observe A body straight A soul unflinching A voice of knowledge and of understandin And can we know the futilness of tr yin P And can we feel the joy of showin, others? Leading as to the threshold of untouched knowlcd c The teacher, symbol of hope, failure and of dreams Lina ya Leaf II5 ii 'E E G-ff ,s-j N' Ddjff X., ,Q 4 .Jxf M ccggiwelglqj 2 3 Sf 8 T fem 50' L 2 gi? 2, My aculty Dr. John L. Boling, B.A., Ph.D. Dean of Men, Biology 1 G Miss Naomi Brown, B.A., M.A. Dean of Women, Psychology Assisiant to the President, Direclor of Public Relations Mr. L. Earle Shipley, B.A., B.D., M.A. 15 Dr. Gordon Frazee, B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Chaplain, Religion Dr. Jonas A. Jonasson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D Dean of Administration, History Dr. Winthrop Dolan, B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Dean of Faculty, Mathematics Dr. Elmer Adams, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Education Dr. Carl Anderson, B.S., M,A., Ph.D. Chemistry Warren L. Baker, B.A., M.M.E. Music Mrs. Verna Black, B.S., M.S. Home Economics John L. Brewster, A.B. Physics Loren C. Butler, B.A., M.A Mathematics Elmer Carlson, B.A., M.A. Education Mrs. Esther Carlson, B.A. Admissions, Education W W W W W W James B. Conaway, B.A., M.Ed. Education W Mrs. Frances Daniels, B.A. Biology Dr.Jane Dirks-Edmunds, B.A., Ph.D. Biology Paul H. Durham, B.A., M.A. Physical Education 18 W Dr. Harold Elkington, BA M.B.A., D.C.S. Business Administration Mrs. Virginia Elliott, BMus Music Dr. Helen Emerson, B.A MA Mrs. Ph.D. Languages Martha Ezell, B.A M. of Lib. Librarian Miss Charlotte Filer, B.A., M.A. Journalism Mrs. Margaret Fisher, B.S., M.A. Home Economics Elmer C. Fricke, B.A., A.M. Mathematics Dr. Geraldine Garlick, B.A., M.A. Ph.D. Political Science, History Dr. Paul Gebauer, B.A., D.D M.A. Religion, Languages Miss Edyfhe Gunderman, Business Education James Hart, B.S., M.A. Economics Roy Helser, B.S. Physical Education Mrs. lna Henefer, B.A., M.L.S. Associate Librarian Kenneth L. Holmes, B.A., B.D., M.A. l History l Herbert Hoover, B.A. Speech Peter A. Johnson, B.A., M.A. Sociology 20 Dr. Lawrence Jones, B.A., M.A. Ph.D. English Dr. Robert Jones, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Physics Mrs. Florence Kinney, B.A., M.M Music Albert Laferriere, A.B., M.A. History Mrs. Marguerite Lewis, B.A. English Paul J. Little, B.A., B.D. Religion Dr. Roy D. Mahaffey, B.A., M.A., L.H.D. Speech Dr. Carle H. Malone, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Languages Dr. Jane Mcllroy, B.S., M.S P.E.D. Physical Education Miss Bonnie Meyer, B.S. Home Economics John L. Miller, B.M., M.M. Music Earl J. MiIligan,tB.A., M.A., English 21 Mrs. Betty Mills, Southwestern Baptist College Music Miss Barbara Olsen, B.A., M.S. Physical Education Dr. Frederick Pistor, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Education Dr. James Pollard, B.A., B.C., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus 22 'fx'f 4'xXi'XXg f 0 s1e-'- - P .'.. ,.,-,-L - . -',k. 'x... ',,r'-. I .Sf K... . E EL Q K . , '-f 1 ss r 1 ss,1 s, :-, -1 . ....' ' V' ufyiii ,.,.- W 2 Fixx , .. .. :XX-XIXNQ -, -1, ,.,,. P .Ss ESX Q 1.3 i s X in .,,. . XQ, E X ' ' r ii ix.. -55:5 .. 5. t ':- Y 'XX m:q.sf:: Syd i K ' 'S.?i: Effg:3i'2EE NE X X fx X X Qs. s X W N XffX,Q X isis A F Y s 'Y XQXXX XMQ X QXXX Silk X w XX X X XE XXX xx X X R Q sf wa. X XX N S X X Xa XX X S XX xx N X X 0+ X X X X is divx EX X, X X X X X X X X 0 X st ws Ri it - QQ N -- :::s::::a.:::.:::.., xtr-:X-a:s:f W ,.,,., X XE Miss Edith Reynolds, B.A., MS Home Economics Dr. Lester Schilling, B.S., M.A Ph.D. Drama Craig Singletary, B.A., Speech, Radio Harold G. Smith, B.S., M.S. Physical Education Dr. Charles H. Springer, B.Ch.E., M.S., Ph.'D. Chemistry Dr. Lawrence H. Starkey, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Philosophy Richard Strayer, B.A., M.S. Physics Dr. Adrian Tieleman, Th.B., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology Qsixxiig ss X,., s I if . P xml P P it X N V: X NSN S Q x x :,.v.1,s1 XXX X N N Qi ii as N x XX X Sv X , Q x ssl Ns X FW Sssgx Q XFN X Q XX X XS f if We ' ' X , , P X '2 ::: 1 P55125 'afha -' ,.,' M K, X ril. X .,a,'.e - is 1e,f is aaea it ,. X X Dr. Stanton B. Towner, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Sociology Marion van Dyk, B.A., B.M.E., M.M.E. Music Dr. E. Avard Whitman, B.A., M.A., Pl1.D. English Ted Wilson, B.S., M.P.E. Physical Education, Admissions 23 l l l l l l Richard A. Wiltshire, A.B., M.A. Languages i l l John Wisecarver, Ph.B., M.A. English 24 N0 PICTURES Dr. Colena M. Anderson, B.A. M.A., Ph.D. English Miss Helen Blumenstiel, B.A., M.F.A. Ari Clarence S. Caughran, B.M., M.A., Business Education, Aclministraiion Drannan C. Hamby, B.A., M.A. Physics, Direcior - Linfield Research Institute Miss Beverly Hawkins, B.A., M.S. Psychology Dr. Hayden W. Pitman, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Physics, Chemisiry Mrs. Blanche Wold, B.A. Home Economics Milo A. Wold, B.A., M.A Music flue eccmera ao oaalecl Wand storm damage as seen by President Dlllln How about coming out for debate, Leslie? - Dr. Mahaffey Do you have film? - Dr. Tieleman A weighty transaction, Coach Durham? SMH REGISTRAR'S AND ADMISSIONS Dr. E. Avard Whitman, Mr. Tom Meicho. as Q Wm COMMONS Seated: L. Barton, E. Frances, H. Williamson, J Bristol, L. Eliason, D. Wolf, A. Earl, M. Shank, G Rogne, M. Fisher. Standing: L. Schmitz, M Starr, V. Reynolds, 5. Carrell, F. Wright, I. Farrow M. King, A. O'Dell, L. Hembree, I. Parks, J. Parks INFIRMARY M. Phillips, D. Bryan, D. Herman, G. Boling, Dr. Van Zyl, J. Smith. MAINTENANCE AND GARDENING Front Row: J. Roghair, J. Niccolls, R. Allen, I. Wisecarver, H. McCIean, F. Latimer, L. Myers. 2nd Row: E. Ebert, T. Anderson, O. Kline, J. Beale, V. Long, J. Woods, S. Thomas, H. McKay. 3rd. Row: M. Kline, E. Gicldings, A. McCIean, E. Allen, A. Nichols, G. Fry, M. Poage, L. Netherda. 26 LIBRARY Seated: M. Roghair, B. Lawson, I. Henefer, M. Ezell, K. Thomas, L. Dale. Standing: J. Baker, J. Cole, J. Prior, V. Wolter, M. Biornson, S. Moak, M. McKay, M. Sutherland, F. Rice, K. Nichols. TREASURERS Seated: J. Saunders, J. Williams, P. Dixon: 2nd Row: G. Shaw, D. Hering, E. Fies. 3rcl Row: A. Mills, R. Johnson, E. Carlson. Nw., NEWS BUREAU AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Seated: S. Annin, M. Afrank, L. Reed, C. Filer, S. Thair. Standing: F. Seuferf, D. Noble, L. Hart- wig, L. Boston, L. Jones, D. Erickson. POST OFFICE F.Annin . .. .-.......,? 27 enioro GERALD ABBOTT JOHN ADKINS DENNIS ALEXANDER McMinnville Shoshone, Idaho Las Vegas, Nevada Physical Education Political Science Speech KAREN ALLEN FRED ANNIN Port Angeles, Washington Boise, Idaho Home Economics Education Speech CARL BAlNTElR KIT BALDWIN VAL BARNES Willamina Portland Salem Sociology Chemistry Physical Education STEVE BEGUIN BOB BEISELL Beaverton Estacada Physical Education Physical Education DAVID BENNETT McMinnville Pre-Med MARY BJORNSON PATSY BOOR LESLIE BRABY DICK BRISTOW McMinnville Ontario Kelso, Washington Bellevue Washington Sociology - Home Economics Home Economics Education Physics Business l DOUGLAS BROWN CURRY CAMERON Seattle McMinnville Languages French DONALD CARLSON McMinnville Political Science l CLINTON CASE DOROTHY CHANCE SUE CONDON Canby Portland Seattle Pl1ySiCS Music Education Sociology - Psychology LYLE CRAVEN LOIS CROCKETT CHARLES CROVER DOUGLAS CRUGER McMinnville Cloverdale Seattle Portland Business Administration Business.Education Physics Philosophy ELLIOTT CUMMINS LEEANN CURTIS LARRY DAVIS McMinnville Gilchrest b Willarnina History Home Economics Physics . V 1 i LES DlLLlN BRUCE DUNN PAUL EKLUND McMinnville Port Orford Everett, Washington Business Administration Physical Education Business Administration l RICHARD ENDICOTT KELVIN ERICKSON CHARLETH FAIRCHILD GLEN FORBES Prineville McMinnville Seattle Sacramento, California Business Administration Mathematics Home Economics Music DON FRALEY I JUNE GARDINER GEORGE GENTRY Wapato, Washington San Jose, California San Pablo, California Business Education Physical Education History 31 l ROGER GETCHELL GENE GILBERTSON GORDON GILLMOUTH Hood River Salem McMinnville J Social Studies Physical Education Business i ' i l BERNIE GRANT DENA RAE GUETSCHOVV MARILYN HALE DALE HANNAFORD Hartford, Connecticut Valdez, Alaska Brookings Milwaukie History Home Economics Home Economics Education Business Administration SYLVIA HART ROGER HEUSSER BARBARA HINDMAN Newport Tillamook Los Angeles, California Home Economics Education Chemistry Music 32 EDWINA HINTON ANNA HOPKINS RICHARD HUBER Tvvin Falls, Idaho Portland Chehalis, Washington Drama - Speech Sociology Literature HUBERT HUDSON PHYLIS HURST THELMA IRVINE CAROLYN JACOB Salem Dayton Camas, Washington Portland Physics Business Administration History - Sociology General Science ROBERT JURRIES NANCY KENAGY KIT KETCHAM Boise, Idaho Salem Goldendale, Washington Business Home Economics Modern Languages 33 l JACK KEYES AURICE KILMER Seattle Sisters Biology Physical Education l JUDY LARSEN SANDY LAWSON KAREL ANN LING Spokane Portland McMinnville English English Sociology CLAUDINE LUNDGREN Huntington Park, California Physics Physical Education LARRY LOCKWOOD McMinnville MARY KITCHEL Salinas, Ca ifornia Philosophy KENNETH LING McMinnville Sociology NIINA LUSE McMinnville Sociology - Psychology ELINOR MAGUIRE Everett, Washington History DAVE MOYER Corte Madera, California Literature l W i NEALE POVEY Dallas Chemistry ANNE MANTHEY MEREDITH MOSHAUER Woodland, California Wilmington, Ohio Home Economics History - Religion as l NORMAN MUNDHENK DOUG NELSON WALTER OPPENLANDER Assam, India Quincy, Washington Gaston Languages Political Science - Economics Business Administration DENNIS PRICHARD JOHN PRINCE Tacoma, Washington Toledo Chemistry Business Administration 35 PHIL PURSIAN DAPHNE RAWLES SHIRLEY RHINE Renton, Washington Ukiah, California Yakima, Washington Literature Home Economics Business Administration I l I RICHARD ROBBINS ELAINE ROBINDER DAVID ROHRER BROOKE ROLSTON Portland Spokane Hillsboro Walnut Creek, California Business Administration Literature and History Business Administration Religion SARA ROSENBALM LESLIE ROSS DOUG SARGENT Amity Bend Ontario Physical Education Mathematics Literature - Speech 36 MOLLY SEARS SHIRLEY SHARPLESS DWAYNE SHARRARD McMinnville Palo Alto, California McMinnville Home Economics Music Education Business Administration HERBERT SHIPMAN CLIFTON SMITH LEONARD SMITH PRESTON T. SMITH Salem Amity Seattle McMinnville Physics and Philosophy History Pre-Med Speech SANDRA STANFORD WILLIAM STEELE MICHAEL STELMAN Rock Island, Illinois McMinnville West Suffield, Connecticut Music Education ' History Business 37 I GARY STEVENS DIANE SWANSON GENE TAPPER Portland Seattle Sacramento, California Drama Home Economics Sociology I MARVIN TERRY PAT THOMAS TOMMY THOMAS JANE THOMSON Medford Lynwood, California Lynwood, California Seattle Business Administration English Sociology Physical Education MARVIN THORNLEY RICK TURNER GARY VAUGHAN McMinnville Hartford, Connecticut San Diego, California Psychology Sociology Literature and History 38 ROBERT WAINRIGHT MARVIN WALKER ADRIENNE WARD Prineville Newberg Newport Business Administration History Business Education JIM WATSON SHARLENE WEST ROBERT WILKINS STANLEY WILLIAMS San Francisco, California Roseburg ' McMinnville McMinnville Pre-Med Home Economics History Education VERA WOLTER WILLIAM WORKMAN RICK YOUNG McMinnville Northridge, California Walnut Creek, CBlifOl'nia Physical Education Mathematics and History Drama 39 S E? 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To the student after three years This life has become normal. The weekends of anticipation Social events, of study, glide by Few giving as much as the anticipation The classes each add a jot, a dot And individually seem to drag, A waste of time. But as the years pass and in conversation or in seeming trance As you wait in the commons line, Your mind goes back to those Different days. To the dreaming of Becoming Collegiate. How different Was your life, your view of reality. The classes have added up, at least In the successful cases, To a changed person as you have met The view of the world,s past, Of the world's vast entirety. It has come slow and unheaded, But only in comparison with your Attitudes, fears and prejudices That first day you shoolc An I .Kfs hand, do you realize You are a different person. The meaning is abstract, obviously. The irritating room mate, The blood spattered push-ball, ,xg The Camellia Bowl almost won, Become a dusty cloud of emotion 3 As you sing Alma Mater and realize L d That soon you will leave the oaks, A :Q You will pass from growth and change 4,233 To the forces of consistent living. lu N C 'Q 3 Then only the reunion will recall DJ The lost emotion of learning A As the rain falls. jf Q' 1 y I. Linsey H inand ff:-X' lj .6 Q.: 2 -f-1' J -P V Lea 1 5 gffgf-?J?f 1 Cfav L 225 f 6525211 Ys?'?9'xf 1 1 1-NR' 5 ki Vafe 1' gxa 'Uvq Qiwgfd fo do ff ge Ls S '- X X . X ., X Q xf S x, X X .,.. ,MQ .... ,NP 331: N X X X .. mxw X N Nixi .mmm . S QNNNRQY - NN K0 N5 Q N W Q 3-3' ' : A GRS.. -if 1 x wwxw X X W Y J Qlfacero Vice President - Dick Huber Secretary - Carolyn Jacob Representatives at Large - Ron Hartwig, Jim Prior, Arlene Lampa, and Dave Frazier Business Manager Don Wyse Director of Student Activities - Edwina Hinton EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Executive Council, which is composed of student body representatives, meets once a week to discuss student body activities. Members are: J. Adkins, D. Huber, C. Jacob, E. Hinton, D. Wyse, D. Frazier, A. Lampa, J. Pryor, R. Hartwig, D, Alexander, B. Buer, F. Loffer, C. Taylor, L. Boston, K. Cambell, J. Smith and D. Crow. .S FINE ARTS COMMITTEE lst row: D. Huber, A. Gebauer, Miss H. Blumenstiel, A. McClure, and G. Forbes. 2nd row: G. Stevens, Professor R. A. Wiltshire, Professor P. A. Johnson, Dr. L. Schilling and S. Kasch. tuclento and ga culty STUDENT-ADMINSTRATION COUNCIL Ist row: J. Adkins and President Dillin. 2nd row: E. Hinton, C. Jacob, Dr. J. A. Johasson and Dr. E. A. Whitman. 3rd row: D. Wyse, Dr. W. W. Dolan, E. Carlson and D. Huber. STUDENT-FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE lst row: G. Harris, C. Hendrickson, M. Sprinkle, Dr. G. B. Garlick, Dean N. Brown and S. Fleetwood. 2nd row: Dr. H. C. Elkinfon, R. Jurries,. Dr. J. A. Johasson, J. Miller, I'I. Dichter and J. Roth. cooperate in eaderohip CHAPEL COMMITTEE 'lst row: Dr. J. A. Jonasson, Dr. G. G. Frazee, K. Ragain and D. Crow. 2nd row: D. Huber, Dr. L. H. Starkey, Professor C. Singletary and W. L. Baker. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Ist row: E. Hinton, R. Loomis and D. Lueck. 2nd row: J. Whit fingron, P. Boor, D. Crow, J. Carlson, G. Gilbertson and J Hogue. 79 'lst Row: F. Holmberg, K. Lummus, Alpha Tau Omega B. Utter 8. P. Pursian, Omega Delta Phi. 2nd Row: Dr. Boling, Advisor, D. Wells, Pi Kappa Alpha, D. Alex ander, Delta Psi Delta, R. Harding, Omega Delta Phi and M. Pickett, Theta Chi. I I Fall President l Phil Pursian jnter- raternity eouncil Qoverno Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body for the Linfield fraternities. lt decides policy and controls inter-fraternity actions. Phil Persian served as President first semester and Mike Pickett second semester. l Spring President Mike Pickett l lst Row: T. Window 81 T. Pierce, Delta Psi Delta, F. Holmberg, Alpha Tau Omega, M. Pickett, Theta Chi, and B. Utter, Omega Delta Phi. 2nd Row: K. Lummus, Alpha Tau Omega, J. Roth, Theta Chi, R. Harding, Omega Delta Phi, and D. Nelson 8- M. Milnes, Pi Kappa Alpha. FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS-Is? row: Pafsy Boor. 2nd row: Sandy Smiley, Nina Luse, Judy Larsen, Miss Brown, and Kit Ketcham. 3rd row: Sue Condon, Lon- neffe Harfwig, Judy Ware, and Anne Mafhey. SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS-Ist row: Donna Jen- son, Pafsy Piram, Anna Hopkins, and Nina Luse. 2nd row: Sue Condon, Judy Ware, Barbara Briggs, Kay Jen- sen, and Lynn Martin. I nter- orority eouncil FALL PRESIDENT Anne Manfhey SPRING PRESIDENT Patsy Piram CSU CABINET. 'Ist row: N. Luse, D. Rawles, M. Biornson, and P. Thomas. 2nd row: L. Boston, M. Gipson, K. Hodges, P. Gagnebin, J. Weaks, and Dr. Frazee. 3rd row: J. Zerba, J. Thomas, M. Bennett, K. Allen, S. O'deII, R. Shafer, and A. O'deII. 4th row: Prof. Little, B. Thompson, D. Cruger, D. Ray, D. Moyer, D. Brown, D. Laughlin, J. Senn, and N. Smith. FALL CO-PRESIDENTS Mary Biornson and Doug Brown Senseo ampuo EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Bill Thompson, Janny Lou Zerba, Daphne Rawles, Doug Brown, Mary Biornson, Peggy Gagnebin, and Dave Ray. SPRING CO-PRESIDENTS Doug Brown and Janny Lou Zerba Publicity-Judy Thomas and Kathy Devotional Life-Nina Luse, Dave Hodges. Moyer, and Roberta Schafer. Evensong-Dr. Frazee, Lonnette Hartwig, Dena Rae Guer- schow and Harry Hoyt. A Vespers-Jeannette Weeks, Mar- cia Gipson, and Marion Bennett. Deputation Teams-Linda Boston Jerry Senn, and Pat Thomas. FALL PRESIDENT Anna Hopkins SPRING PRESIDENT Sharon Lumiiarvi SECOND SEMESTER CABINET-'Ist row: S. Lamb, J. Zerba, S. Lumijarvi, D. Raw- les, and K. Shore. 2nd row: R. Bledsoe, T. Laney, S. Harris, J. Elliott, B. Murdock, C. Loftis, M. Armstrong, and K. Ragain. 044105 erveo 0141211 MISS INFORMATION Daphne Rawles FIRST SEMESTER CABINET-'Isl' row: J. Larsen A. Hopkins, and L. Curtis. 2nd row: V. Donner A. Park, and R. Bledsoe. JUDICIAL BOARD-Ist row: L. Boston, J. Zer- ba, G. McReynoIds. 2nd row: M. Vanderpool, J. Flaggf S. Lumiiarvi, and G. Shaw. Qffide ro gpepireoent SENIORS JUNIORS Dave Ray Vice President Patti Dixon Leeann Curtis Secretary-Treasurer Gene Gilbertson Vice President Dennis Alexander President heir elaooeo Secretary-Treasurer Bob Buer President Sophomoreo Mike Pickett Vice President Margaret Vanderpool Secretary-Treasurer Fred Loffer President SOPHOMORE COUNCIL First Row: S. Megan, P. Losinger, D. Magneson, K. Sea- man, and M. Vanderpool, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: M. McCauley, B. Smith, M. Pickett, Vice President, F. Loffer, President, G. Brewer, and W. Edmonds. Third Row: B. Ferguson, J. Kincade, C. Magley, B. Adams, and D. Spire. Not Pictured: M. Booth, K. Ragain, E. Davis, G. Olson, J. Iwasaki, N. Simpson, and J. Hakanson. FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row: R. I-Iartwig, ASLC Representative: J. Beck, Secretary-Treasurer, Lynel Selnes, Vice-President, Cecil Taylor, President, and M. Rodgers. Second Row: D. Fraley, Pop, D. Guetschow, Mom, B. Diehl, M. Youn- gren, K. Haak, and R. Lawrence. Third Row: P. But- cher, B. Perry, F. Tozier, B. Murdock, W. Heringer, and S. Gent. Not Pictured: D. Smith. 86 reohmen LyneI Selnes Vice President Cecil Taylor President Judy Beck Secretary-Treasurer Ron Hartwig ASLC Representative L 'T ine carto 2105 1553 56 igh School Speakero fgzlooal eampuo Hillsboro High took the championship honors by capturing junior, senior, and grand sweep- stakes. Over 1200 high school students from 50 Oregon schools participated in the Linfield High School Speech Tournament held February 14-16. 87 The coaches chat .... The Linfield College Speech Tourna- ment held Feb. 28-March 2, saw 429 par- ticipating from 37 schools. The University of Oregon won the junior and grand sweep- stakes and Pacific Lutheran wonthe senior sweepstakes. Five Linfield entries placed in the finals with Arlene Lampa and Marilyn Reiher winning in junior women's debate. The students practice .... . . . . the students relax finfield Sponooro eollege. Speech fournament and the coaches work. and the students study. After rehearsal The Linfield Vesper Players travel Throughout Oregon during the year present- ing their creations of church drama. This year's Vesper Players were Dave Ray, Mar- garet Vanderpool, Pat Jackson, Dr. R. D. Mahaffey, Dave Moyer, and Donna Thomp- SOD. finfielcl fittle fheater irot preoento Ufittle 'iilary Sunohinef' Cast: Chief Brown Bear - Bill Workman Cpl. Billy Jester - Ron Hartwig Capt. Big Jim Warington - John Elving Little Mary Sunshine - Kay Seaman MME. Ernestine Von Liebedich - Pat lmel Nancy Twinkle - Claudine Lundgren Fleet Foot - Fred Willecke Yellow Feather - Rick Young Gen. Oscar Fairfax, Ret. - Lou Salerni Young Ladies from Eastchester Finishing School: Kathryn Weymouth Carol Strong Judy Harris Sharon Sweeney Forest Rangers: John Armstrong Tim Duerfeldt Carole Moroney Phyllie Rader Margie Armstrong Kent Savage Marvin Walker 90 Oh-h-h-h! Cough-h-h-h. Eat ! ! ! lt happens This way . . . Ugh I ! I 91 ive ginger xercioe io preoentecl anuary 17, 18, 19 CAST: Louise Harrington ........ ......... E clwina Hinton Clive Harrington ..... ........... L ou Salerni Stanley Harrington ...... .,,.......... A I Turner Walter Langer ............................................ Gary Stevens Pamela Harrington ........................................ Linaya Leaf Directed by Dr. Lester L. Schilling ll I Il l Hello, little sis . . Mrs. Harrington dominates the breakfast table, much' to the disgust of her husband and son. But Walter, you dont understand. The Harringtons can hardly be in the same room Ah! so so. together without cruel words flying around. Right, left, center, back, forward . . . But Edouard, help ! ! flue Zillern Berenger ............ The Architect ..... Dany - ............ -, The Clochard ..... Bistro Owner ..... Concierge ........................ Monsieur Le lard Indian ..........,..... Postman ..,.... Edouard -. ........ ist Old Man ....... -------Brooke Ralston ---,----Glen Forbes ------Paula Gallant -----------Kent Savage Turner Claudine Lundgren ------------Lou Salerni ------Bill Workman --------Richard Hille --------Fred Wi llecke -- ....... Bruce Burcham 2nd Old Man .... ......... R ick Young Mclm. Colombine ...... .......... S heila Harris Grocer ....,......,,.....,... .......,..... C huck Hinkle Mother Peep ....,,... .....,.. C laudine Lundgren Drunk ..............,.. -- ............. Bruce Covault Old Gentleman ........ .....,........ L ou Salerni lst Policeman ....... ,.......... R ick Young 2nd Policeman ...... ........ R ichard Hille 5OlClier ............................................ Jim Ellis Killer .................................... Charlotte Taylor Crowd .... AI Turner, George Gentry, Chuck Hinkle, Paula Gallant, Sheila Harris io prevented do third fittle fheccter production The Killer in The last dramatic scene. You.u.u.u bet! But entlemen, ou don'Tunders1and. 9 Y am right! asserts Mother Peep oglpha oi Qmega oponooro ooro rity play conteot The sorority play contest, sponsored by Al- pha Psi Omega, was held on Friday, November 30. Over the Teacups presented by Lambda Sigma won first place with the best actress award going to Marion Bennett, a Lambda, and winner of the award two years ago. Sigma Kappa Phi's presentation of Laven- der and Red Pepper gained second place. The other sororities participating in the contest were Kappa Alpha Phi, Phi Beta Mu, and Zeta Chi. Dennis Crow presents Best Actress award to Marion Bennett. Lambdas present Sigmas enioy Lavender and Red Peppers Over the Teacups . Delta Psi Delta fhetcao canal geltcco :win only eonteot Theta Chi The Fraternity Song Contest, sponsored by Mu Phi Epsilon, was held on Campus Day, March 30. Theta Chi fraternity Won the original division vvith their Soliloguy To Manhatten . Delta Psi Delta was second vvith Glory to de Lamb. The choral number was vvon by Delta Psi Delta singing Down in the Valley. Omega Delta Phi placed second with Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel. Theta Chi was directed by Jim Roth, Delta Psi Delta by Tom Pearce, and Omega Delta Phi by Phil Pursian. Zeta Chi sorority, last year's vvinner presented their winning songs and the A Cappella gave a previevv of their tour program. he oice of finfielcl io Qpaalio Standing l. to r.: Jim Harnish, Larry Arnsberg, Dave Smith, Lenny Smith, Steve Lock- itch, Mike Miles, Tom Messacar, and Mr. Singletary. Seated: Dave Wells. The radio voice of Linfield, better known as Radio Linfield or KLIN, has been on the air during most of the college year broadcasting to residence halls and other buildings on campus during the evening hours. The staff kept up a Monday through Friday schedule of programs to give Linfield students music to study by and thoughts and ideas for thinking, as well as campus news. Several students worked on the staff in var- ious capacities during the year. There were sta- tion managers, program directors, record librar- ians, engineers, disc iockeys, and announcers needed to carry out the work of radio Linfield. Students who participated gained valuable experience in radio work and performed a ser- vice for the college and the student body through their efforts over Radio Linfield. Prof. Craig Singletary worked with the staff as advisor during the year. The crew kept campus listeners hopping with music and ideas during the evening hours. Miss Ella Lee, soprano, was presented on March I4 by the Community Concert Series. oncerto cwadd ultural fifei finfielcl The Linfield College Band present- ed its annual concert in Melrose Chapel. Mr. Warren Baker is the director. During Christian Emphasis Week the Linfield Chapel Choir presented a folk mass. The mass was directed by Mrs. Virginia Elliott. 99 -WQNQQRN x - : , vs . K. 'wx ., ,- .::x.f 1-1 . 5 XX X fy, 1. X I Q' 'Sb Q ,b b'f:.- z . xi' T sf sm:e,gQfAwXx . MSM X , , K K - N ' W ' U mmm MMM! . . ,.,,,.. .. , .L,., ..., , k .....,.. X ...., W nw -- gl A K .Sy - ...., X yi f , Q ,, .,... , , u S Xl ...., Q 5:,,!' ,L .,....p ., N, -'pg . 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This choir is a Training group for The A Cappella Choir. AT Christmas, iT ioined The Community Choir To present The Messiah . The Chapel Choir is a seleci group of voices ThaT performed for special chapel programs. IT is direcTed by Virginia Ward EllioTT. The Chapel Choir presenTed a FolT Mass during ChrisTian Em- phasis Week. 102 T Selected voices from the Linfield A Cappella Choir team up to present selections from Oklahoma , This Oklahoma presentation was an 'extra' for the choir tour in April. Special CHRIS AND THE FLUSHMEN, a new folk-singing group this ro 0 e r 0 r m year, won the talent show at the Portland State Winter Ski Carnival. From left to right are: Bruce Covault, Chris Petter- son, and Leon Hickok. V 103 Q. Gs xkf., 1-zszymw ,fig 33,22-9 Wi. -x-:,f,..,,.-wkx - -. 45 T'- QTEK 5,3 , :ag rm, GF? .fir if :: , ., ? QQ. xi l x ,. .N x Qwv, -Q, -0-,ww Q M X W ' jfl M I 5 ke:-.., f , QE 1. f ' . ff' fa Q A . f X P N , f ff X 5 ' 1 - Q. MQ fumwxwwwa M ww X Nw. 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A 5 X N s vb X N XM S S, MQ JN AW xkQg'3,xE.Q5x,i.Q7A,x.,g Ngkwx ,wma 5 .,... . .,... f M , Nw 'Q Q1-V Wfw ulvlicationo L.,w., gg 'QYUJ 1:5 Seated l. to R.: Pat Moser, Margaret Moore, Elaine Turek, Ann Lawrence, Sylvia Miller, and Pat Bowen. Standing: Dennis Crow, Barbara Briggs, Chris Taplin, Linda Boston, Audrey Fong, Georgia Brand, Dick Noble, and Miss Charlotte Filer, Adviser. Hcwilalcat Spirit io chown by Gale feaveo Staff The Oak Leaves staff busily spent their time sched- uling and taking pictures, laying out pages, selling ad- vertisements, and typing copy. A new addition this year to their activities was the sponsoring of a poetry contest. The staff has endeavored to give you a picture of Linfield life in i962-63 as it appears in the Wildcat Spirit of campus life. Dennis Crow, Business Manager Ann Lawrence, Publicity and Pat Bowen, Layout Editor. Linda Boston, Editor Dick Noble and Frank Seufert, Photographers. Bob Antz, Art Editor. eview Staff lalforo weekly Seated I.. to R.: Linda Jones, Sandy Thair, Dave Erickson, Jonnette Fox, Sandy MacAlpine Standing Sylvia Miller, Ken Campbell, Leslie Busby, Miss Charlotte Filer, advisor, Joan Osterholt Arnold Holloway and Skip Enger. Mid-year Review editor, Ken Campbell, re- signed to devote more time to studies. This brought about a general reorganization of the staff. Noel Smith became editorial editor. Leslie Busby and Sandy MacAlpine became co-news edi- tors and assumed much of the responsibility for the publication of the newspaper. Among other students ioining the staff later in the year or not pictured here are Walt Edmonds, Kathy LeDuc, Jackie Flagg, Bill Grandey, Don Job, Dave Smith, Larry Baker, and Hal Cowan. , The staff worked hard at maintaining the reputation made by the l96l-62 staff which re- ceived two national First Class awards from the Associated Collegiate Press. Noel Smith, Editorial Editor Two industrious copy readers spend Tuesday nights at work. Linda Jones, Feature Editor, Jon- nette Fox, News Eclitorg Arnold Holloway, Circulation Manager, Dave Erickson, Sports Editor. Ken Campbell, lst Semester Editor. Skip Enger, Business Manager. Not Pictured - Curtis Felt, Assistant Business Manager. 109 Attic Staff, seated: Glen Forbes, Paula Palmer, Noel Smith, Dr. L. Jones. Standing: Gil Cuddleback, Mike Dale, Jim Baker, Herb Shipman, Neale Povey. oattic righteno ampuo Martha Harper Gary Gerliiz Editor of Handbook Editor of Lindex Linfield won the game. ememlser cwhen. . . . There was a senior bench. Hewitt was built. Christian Emphasis Week was held in Pioneer Lounge rganizationo Rally Squad: Nina Lumiiarvi, Trish Tyler, Krista Ulland, Judy Ware, Patti Dixon. Q WfU Yell leaders Bruce and Don support the rally gals. Don and Judy are plotting Nwxmwm 0 Vw W ANN NN mv -Q ,, Row 1: S. Condon, N. Luse, K. Allen. Row 2: D. Guetschaw, M. Biornson, K. Ketcham, B. Hindman. gap and gown Row 1: Karel Liihg, Rita Senn, Judy Larsen, Liz Brown, Carolyn Smith. Row 2: Judy Pearce, Sharon Annin Coral-lynne Wiley, Shirley Zakovics, Jan -Hering, Mrs. Robert Jones, advisor, Donna Miller, unidentified Iva Holbrook, Sally Luota, unidentified, Jean Crover, Diane Barnes. o-cweclo 114 cpi Qelta Qpoilon Row I: A. Halloway, S. Thair, K. Campbell, S. Enger. Row 2: L. Boston, D. Noble, J. Flagg, G. Gerlitz, N. Smith, D. Crow, F. Seufert, Miss Filer. i appa geltcc Row 1: A. Lampa, Dr. Mahaffaey, M. Reiher. Row 2. F. Armin, R. Thompson, D. Sfolz, M. Pickett, P. But Cher, Mr. Singlefary. lpha oi mega Row I: G. Stevens, E. Hinton, C. Lundgren, L. Salerni, J. Elving. Row 2: F. Willicke, N. Mundhenck, Dr. Schilling, D. Crow. Row 'I: E. Robinder, N. Luse, K. Ketcham, P. Thomas, S. Condon. Row 2: C. Filer, T. Tomas, M. Biornson, D Hannaford, L. Dillin, D. Huber, G. Gentry, Dr. Johnson, D. Bennett, Dr. Elkinton. L gamma u Row 1: T. Woods, M. Walker. Row 2: B. Hill, R. Evans, N. Mundhenck. ' 1 L I' C 2 Row 1: N. Munclhenck, M. Biornson, D. Brown, N. Luse, K. Kefcham. Row 2: J. A. Jonasson, C. Filer, H Emerson, G. Garlick, C. Malone, A. Tieleman, E. Reynolds, J. Keyes. hi appcc gamma emu cphi Qpoilon Row I: D. Chance, L. Hartwig, Mrs. Kinny, J. Lawson, S. Stanford. Row 2: J. Zerba, B. Hindman, S. Sharp less, K. Seaman. ome c. elub Row I. S. Lumiiarvi, N. Kenagy, Miss Reynolds, D. Swanson, D. Rawles. Row 2: T. Laney, D. Guefschow, S. Fleetwood, J. Adams, S. West, J. Hornbrook, J. Pyle, A. Park, S. Hart, M. Thomas, K. Allen. cardinal 2 Row 1: Coach Hal Smith, B. Raffalo, G. Olsen, G. Gilbertson, M. Ohern, L. Miller, G. Walls, Coach Ken Holmes. Row 2: Coach Roy Helser, D. Strom, R. August, J. Meissner, J. Armstrong, S. Beguin. Row 3: G. Brewer, P. Thurston, B. Rolston, V. Barnes, B. Mickle, B. Ferguson, J. Hogue, N. Musser, L. Binkerd, L. Arnsberg, M. Consloruck, B. Carter, F. Rood, R. Eigsti, L. Elliott, D. Hosken, D. Schweitzer, D. Vitale, D. Ruhlman, J. Morrison, L. Reeser, D. Wright, B. Greenhalgh, T. Younker, F. Kowing, D. Carlson, D. Flood, J. Durham. oomopolitan elulf Row 'lx J. Hornloroolc, J. Lieu, J. Harris, E. Wilson, J. Poppe. Row 2: D. Gardner, R. Hagman, T. Chan, J. Williams, M. Thomas, B. ChilWhang, K. Campbell, P. Jess. Row 3: l Rogers, N. Mundhenk, D. Noble, S. Helseth, J. Prior. Left to right: Diana Judson, Sandy Odell, Lynn Martin, Jeri Smith, Wanda Daniels, Jan Larsen, Arlene Lampa, Donna Jenson, Alice Fodge, Claire Beale, Linda Boston, Kathy Ragain, Mel Sprinkle, Judy Thomas, Mary Welsh, Sheila Harris, Fran Rice, Maile Phillips, Judy Ware, Andy Gebauer, Marcia Gipson, Christie Pritchard, Marilyn Rehrer. .Sparc and 2.20 erve Spurs and Intercollegiate Knights are the sophomore service honoraries. They are both national organizations and have chapters on other campuses. Aiding the new students during orien- tation Week is just one ot the many service activi- ties of the Spurs and l.K's. 120 flue finiielcl ccmpuo Left to right: Gordon Brewer, Jim Hogue, Dave Erickson, Dick Sfolz, Dennis Nelson John Hakanson, Dave Payne, Dennis Crow, Jim Ferguson, Pat Gillespie, Mike Pickeit Walt Edmonds, Chuck Magley, Rick Thompson, Jim Prior, Chuck Arnold. 121 oalel cunited qzationo Row 'l: J. Prior, A. McClure, Dr. Garlick, D. Nelson, M. Cannacly. Row 2: A. Lampa, K. Jones, J. Ad- kins, K. Campbell. nte rnational cbelationo elulv Row 1: K. Jones, C. Sawyer, Dr. Garlick, D. Nelson, M. Cannady. Row 2: A. Lampa, J. Adkins, M. Ahern J. Prior, S. Helseth, A. McClure, K. Campbell. emm elul: Row I: P. Dixon, K. Kimball, J. Gardiner, R. Waddle. Row 2: A. Kilmer, S. Krieger, J. Thomson, C. Van Winkle, M. McCauley, R. Jackman. omen'o Qpecreational aaooociation Row 1: K. Kimball, C. Van Winkle, A. Kilmer, R. Jackman, M. McCauley. Row 2: S. Krieger, E. Akins, J. Thomson, J. Hornbrook, J. Gardner, G. Brand, S. Helsefh, J. Pyle, P. Dixon, R. Waddle, E. Wilson. o :P la y 4 ac 0 6 l u ls Row 'l: R. Loughlin, L. Braby. Row 2: C. Case, Dr. R. Jones, D. Job, K. Anderson Sigma cpl Sigma Row 1: C. Case, D. Job. Row 2: Dr. R. Jones, L. Braby, L. Davis. Studento go r jnternational W ioarmament .X Seated: Steve Kasch, Marilyn Kasch, Dick Noble, Lindsey Hinand. Standing: Norm Mundhenck, Gary Barnes, Jim Prior, Dr. Lawrence Jones, Prof. Richard Wiltshire. M Repose Ye ln Peace, for this Mistake Will Never Be Repeat- ed. -Hiroshima Memorial Student organizations play a large role in the life ofthe campus. These many clubs are just one way for students to grow, to assert their individuality, and to use their creative ideas. Almost any type of club can be found from service groups, to professional clubs, to athletic groups to pep groups. All contribute their vitality to the Wildcat Spirit of the Linfield campus. 125 tuclent regon Qalucation ogooociation Ist Row, l. to r.: J. Thompson, J. Poppe, T. Thomas, M. Hinkle, R. Thompson. 2nd Row: S. Fleetwood, S. Putman, K. Allen, S. West, C. Jacob, M. Smith. 3rd Row: S. McKay, S. Stanford, C. Wylie, J. Larsen, C. Fairchild, P. Boor, D. Rawles. 4th Row: Mr. Conaway, advisor, Ben Jackson, Bruce Cameron. lst Row: G. Cook, P. Bradley, K. Olsen. 2nd Row: M. Danemiller, D. Magnuson, A. Lawrence, S. Henderson, K. Phillips. 3rd Row: B. Howd, M. Miles, D. Vandevert, G. Campen, R. Briggs, D. Robbins, R. Thomp- son, 5. Dresia. Ski elulv But look how this was formed. infield Spirit in ogction Hurrah, l'm finished! Coffee served by teamwork. Move Dennis I can't see the Sweetheart! Just takin' it easy. Grandpa George from Kentuk. 127 Freshman Kitty Gaub tackles the chore of un packing everything necessary for a college year. rooh oee many viewo Upperclassman Mike Pickett shows frosh Kathy Ragan a Linfield tradition, the friendly hello. 128 Everybody sing! l Refreshments are served in Dr. DilIin's home on Know Your College Night by Spur, Judy Thomas. You missed a crack there, and Meredith Moshauer points it out to Bill Perry. Linfield activity shown by Dick Stolz, Mike Pickett, Lynn Martin, and Jim Ferguson. 129 Q if -f X , as-Q 5: sw ., vm, i.'WS'51:'1 N X . . . ' A 5 M :asf A ' ' L1:fWWf ', 1 .,-. -1 --rr W . Y--Q- '13 ik .LNN.:,X .5 , sig' wvgfx gg ' iq:-mf, , .. XX-if FIR! 'Q ' W .. x .. X Y ' . Q Vis- f Q, H :Q-, :, ii. C , YS ,X 'if ' ' S f 2-img A 1 K SX ,,--- : , .,.,.. 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Also entertaining was freshman Julie Miranda with a dance from her native Hawaii. umpkan cpatch do o I A Linfield's 1962 homecoming court was freshman princess, Sue Helser, escorted by Wayne Peterson, iun- ior princess, Patsy Piram, escorted by John Adkins, Queen Dena Ra-ei Guetschow, escorted by Robbie Juries, and sophomore princess Trish Tyler, escorted by Dave Pair. omecoming eelzguoy i Can I have a ride? Queen Dena Rae during the noise parade in downtown McMinnville. 132 Many alums enioyed the 1962 Homecoming banquet in Dillin Hall. Mrs. Nichols serves Kappa president Edwina Hinton at the Kappa homecoming tea. Homecoming court during half time of the Linfield- Lewis and Clark homecoming game. Queen Dena Rae gives her welcoming speech to the alums during the game. l . l e -Qclo ehooei ANNA HOPKINS-Girl of the Month for October for outstanding service. Anna served as A.W.S. President and Sigma Kappa Phi President. She was on the rally squad her iunior year. NINA LUSE-Girl of the Month for November for outstanding schol- LINDA BOSTON-Girl of the Month for December for Publications. Linda was edi- tor of the Oak Leaves for the past three semesters. She was also president of Grover Hall and a member of Spurs. 134 arship. Nina was a regular mem- ber of the honor roll and a mem- ber of Cap 8. Gown, senior women's honorary. As a sophomore she was a Spur. l l l l l 1 i l l O40 irlo flue auth GAIL HARRIS-Girl of the Month for February for work in the field of Fine LEEANN CURTIS-Girl of the Month for January chosen as the most likely to suc- ceed. Leeann has been very active in AWS and served as its secretary. She was also active in CSU and as a sophomore was a member of Spurs. Arts. Gail was a member of the Fine Arts Committee and an officer in her sor- ority, Kappa Alpha Phi. Carolers are seen leaving Melrose chapel on their way To President Dillin's home. arolero Spread ehriotmao eheer Many students participated in the caroling. Professor Paul Little leads the group in singing in Pioneer lounge. Mr. Frank Colcord of Colcord Studios takes picture of Sandy MacAlpine and Dave Smith at The Candy Cane Ball. andy eane 'fall gfighlighto ehriotmao eaoon Sue Fleetwood and Roger Gor- man are served refreshments dur- ing the dance. Edwina Hinton, Director of Student Activities, and Dennis Alexander seem to be having a good time at the dance. 137 l ehriotian Qmpluaoio cweek theme io 44 0 0 Q 0 ff Bing LK4 YLOLO Dr. Jonasson, Dr. Freclericks and Alice Fogde talk with a student after a chapel program during C.E. Week. Pat lmel provided the special music for one of the chapels during the week A.S.L.C. President, John Adkins, calls one of The programs To order before introducing The speaker, Dr. Fredericks. Rev. Armando Divas of Guatemala, was one of the four guest speakers who held forums during Christian Emphasis Week. His topic of discussion was The World in Crisis and the Peace ofthe Church. N Xw wk X ,1 ix I xx w I.K. Sweetheart court for 1963 consists of Mary Lamb, Linda Lenell, I.K. Sweatheart Judy Beck, and Kelliiean Winsor. reohman o-ed crowned weetheart Judy Beck and escort, Randy Martin, have the first dance after the crowning ceremony. Duke ot I.K.s, Dennis Crow, crowns Judy Beck as sweetheart during their annual l.K. Sweetheart Ball. i 141 The entire cast of Spring Follies assembled for their grand finale and the audience Ioined in with them to sing. Julie Miranda and Leva Dale Yamaguchi performed a dance of their native Hawaii. 2 3 in ielal talent clioplayeal at Spring Szollieo Dick Elliott, Bob Hamilton and Milton Bennett formed a trio that played for the Follies. Pat Jackson did a pantomime to l Can't Say No from Oklahoma. I Chris and the Flushmen entertained with several numbers. 143 i Linfield's 1963 May court and their escorts are shown at the reception in Pioneer Lounge following the Spring Follies. They are Dennis Alexander, Edwina Hinton, Robbie Juries, Dena Rae Guetschow, May Queen Anna Hopkins, Rick Turner, Maid of Honor Mary Bjornson, and Doug Brown. .ueen una reigno over .Spring gollieo Q Queen Anna is being congratulated by students Queen Anna is shown after her crowning as in the receiving line at the reception. May Queen of 1963. 144 3 S E f 5' s x E E e s E Q f ,Wm1WMMW,m-,Bmw Akxx NWNXN wmmmw ,wmmNWmM3,L.,i xxx,. in MM NWXXWX W,v,A,WW,x.,W WQKWX QMyMm,wW,,Nwx,,,..Q.,Mmm, x,.k,... M, WM ,XXXX ., .N NM Xxx,xx .M ...x W X... M ,,..,. M ......x , WW x...,... ..,.xx.x, A ....... Y ., ..,,...,, .xxxxx .... . . .M . ....,,x.xx.. We... .....,.. NMMW. . . , . . .......f... ...-. .. ........ . . . ,. .. ,,...1 X X SP X A Q x xx Q- A . A f QA X Q + if X xx ax -Q. iv km' X Y A W X Z , bw Q -ev . 5, X X X-S siiixsx w Q ,W - . Y. ., wg Ng k - vs my .- fvv Mfg. ,5 t X .. N X N Q w , Y KX O , -: Ns, . sn' is Q 9 k C Ns S Q s S E lfwwhm Mfxzxgwwfw lmwmw.. 1 32 S Q 1 Xe. 1 1 . f , M f f- ' hw! ' 4: 6 f fi, A I 3, gg: wif f K . . IQ.. VN - 5 :X . X - x Q , .G Els.. 2 m-mam Linfield stugents supervise a biol- ogy do-it-yourself lab. The Linfield Spurs present a Style Show in the afternoon. geigln School Studento cvioit on ccmpuo ebay Spur Tapees serve punch for the high school girls. 149 xxkf X- -X. -. QQXES-q,,y:5M-.vp X X wx sms' A, Q N Nw x x mu-an aa Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl candidates and es- corts are Ray Ledbetfer, Mary Lamb, Dennis Eng- bloom, Pam Oakes, Dream Girl Trish Tyler and Dave Brown. Trish is presented with her Trophy and con- gratulated by last years runner up, Jean Mayer. Many couples enjoy Dream Girl Dance. J J fx: 9'L':? 2'-'i IZ I-312 Q9 L! gi' 152 bln 53:3-4 -gisai 2' xr 'JJ C524 J, X 1--15 Sv 8 32.123 71 xii: C511 L 51'-5 C 'sa C3 'Q' 71,26 bf, greeks The Time of a Pledge The time of a pledge is always well spent Doing homework, cleaning, and mischievous bents It,s an era of life that is very dear When, for minor offenses, a kick in the rear! I t's add another stanza, pledge, add another rhyme, and if you can't do it then we'll take your time-', Planning entertainment and making our beds . . . By the end of pledge period, we wish we were dead! And yet when all is said and donev We,re sure we are the lucky one For we were picked from all the rest As the rushees whom they liked the best. And when we're graduates, old and gray And college friends are far away We'll ne,er forget the joys we found When we were young and sisters bound. I udy Moore if ' FJ .13 'CK 7 if 1 X I ut , i gg g,....nll...:.s4 I X X ll I . I Xl ' XX X X, X l X l X X X XX Y, iffy.. 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Row 2: Kay Shore, Linaya Leaf, Suzie Bubb, Sarah Sigmund, Mary McKay, Marilyn Youngren, Josie Houghton, Norma Long, Vicki Donner, Rhoda Lawrence, Margaret Rodgers, Alice Odell. Row 3: Kathy Phillips, Krista Ulland, Margaret Vanderpool, Sue Magan, Barb Bowman, Sue Fleetwood, Joyce Potter, Mimi Gonzales, Sharlene West, Pam Alexander. Row 4: Karen Spady, Carol Turek, Marcia Gibson, Judy Beck, JoAnn Boddy, Kelliiean Winsor, Phyllis Concannon, Julie West, Nancy Kenagy, Karen Mocabee. Row 5: Mary Ann Bier, Judy Ware, Patti Dixon, Sharon Thompson, Ruthanne Loomis, DeEtte Jermain, Patty Green, Nancy Moehl, Pat Jackson. appa oglpka Thi Patsy Piram, Spring President Edwina Hinton, Fall President Kappa members sing to rushees at the 1962 rush parties. 155 Row 1: Keith Olson, Marv Thornley, Jerry Grossen, Gene Gilbertson, Bob Beisel, Bill Steele, Marv Tefry, Steve Richardson, Dave Rober, Dave Bennett, Robbie Juries, Glen Bates, Bill Baker, Larry Miller. Row 2: Mike Cannady, Doug Hardin, Gordie Brewer, Cecil Taylor, Pete Bradley, Fred Loffer, Walt Edmonds, Dick Hill, Mike Pickett, Ron Cortez, Dick wirhnell, Ken Pentagrafe. Row 3: Mike Ahern, Bob Ferguson, Bob Sigsby, Bill Hoover, Dick Brown, Harry Dichter, Pete Peterson, Phil Judson, Jim Kincade, Brian Carter, John Boatman, Dennis Crow, Gary Olson, Jim Ferguson. Row 4: Jim Prior, Chuck Donaldson, Andy Morrison, Dave Thorn, Richard Hille, Jim Roth, Dave Erickson, Buck Skates, George Hale, Evan Hansen, Mike Dale, Chuck Magley, Jim Hogue, Jim Baker, Chuck Arnold, John Fields. fheta Qld Fall President, Steve Richardson Spring President, Mike Dale Thetas participated actively in the noise parade Row I: Joyce Hatmaker, Mimi Case, Claudine Lundgren, Susie Condon, Marilyn Whittenberg, Janny Lou Zerba, Kay Seaman. Row 2: Marion Bennett, Mary Remine, Sharon Sweeney, Sue Van Valin, Ruth Enger, Karmen Kimball, Charleth Fairchild. Row 3: Sylvia Hart, Paula Palmer, Mary Ann Martin, Ann Elder, Sharon Henderson, Rita Hagman, Sue Pearson, Jane Thompson. l O arnlsclcc camlvcla Sagma Spring President, Karmen Kimball Fall President, Sue Condon Lambdas rush party, Blue Violet Row 1: Frank Seufert, Rod Burrill, Tai Chan, Steve Lockich, Desi Conyers, Glen Lively, Rick Black. Row 2: Ray Ledbetter, Jim Johnson, Al Heib, Mike Milnes, Don Wyse, Lyle Craven, Dave Wells, Dave Brown, Ron Wisedorfer, Dennis Engbloom, Jim McDaniel, Mrs. Frieda Osborn, housemother. Row 3: Jerry Mitchell, Dave Wiley, Dave Given, Dennis Nelson, Ben Jackson, Mike Sherer, Tom Teague, Roger Heusser. Row 4: Bob Steadman, Tom Messecar, Dennis Johnson, Jim Galbraith, Larry Richter, John Rice, Larry Ames, Paul Ecklund. Not pictured are Bruce Hamrnermann, Ralph Miller, Phil Hiles, Elden Conyers. api Zappa aalplia Spring President, Dennis Engbloom Fall President, Paul Ecklund Pi Kappa Alpha members and fall rushees listen to an after dinner speech during the Pi Kap rush party. Paul Ecklund proudly displays the George T. Watkins chapter house improvement trophy won by the Linfield Pi Kappa Alpha chapter at the district convention this spring. 161 Row 1: Emmins Wilson, Margaret Moore, Madaline McCauley, Sandee Wold, Judy Moore, Nancy Johnston, Kathy Salisbury, Sylvia Miller, Carol Duncan, Jackie Nelson, Tommy Thomas. Row 2: Andy Gebauer, Carolyn Van Winkle, Shirley Rhine, Thelma Irvine, Ann Adlerman, Charlotte Taylor, Nancy Smith, Diane Judson, Lois Crockett, Julie Miranda, Mary Jean Anderson, Jan Peterson, Millie Thomas, Donna Gardner, Sra Rosenbalm, Charlene Olson. Row 3: Donna Jackson, Kay Jensen, Connie Cunningham, Donna Underhill, Peggy Gagnebin, Nina Luse, Pat Thomas, Joan House, Mary Crow, Aurice Kilmer. Row 4: Alice Parks, Sandy MacAlpine, Fern Faust, Marcia Danemiller, Chris Taplin, Mary Hoke, Sandy Ferguson, Sheryl Thomas, Kit Ketcham, Curry Cameron. Row 5: Jane Elliott, Jolene Holman, Mollie Houtman, Emily Gire, Carol Wilkins, Mary Welsh, Sue Harvey, Fran Rice, DeeDee Lueck, Dorothy Detering. cphi 'Be ta Clnu 162 Phi Bet Sue Harvey serves Miss Laurette Wheeler, an alumnae of Phi Beta Mu. Kit Ketchum, Fall President Kay Jensen, Spring President Row 1: Larry Jones, Dick Elliott, Dick Kaiser, John Prince, Gary Vaughn, Pat Gillispie, George Cook, Cam Sawyer. Row 2:, Mike Emmett, Dennis Olson, Dennis Prichard, Rick Thompson, Glenn Williams, Dennis Alexander, Doug Sargant. Row 3: Carroll Morony, John Adkins, Terry Pierce, Elon Wood, Doug Kruger, Dick Bate, .Dick Shmidtke Larry Baker, Don Fraley. Row 4: Eldon Meyer, Garland Hubard, Lee Weber, Lyle Neely, John Armstrong, Tom Pierce, Larry Binkerd, Tom Window, John Gardner, Bernie Grant. Row 5: Ron Johnson, Johnny Lee, Dennis Hinamon, Larry Jacob, Steve Hamilton, Meredith Moshauer. Row 6: Bill Perry, Dick Briggs, Gary Campen, Dave Moyer, Ken Haak, Jim Meisner, Tony Syvetitch, Ron Hartwig, Art Lawrence. Qeltcc oi ibelta Fall President, Doug Seargant Spring President, Dennis Alexander Row I: Susie Helser, Dena Rae Guetschow, Sandy Odell, Trish Tyler, Arlene Lampa, Phyllis Rader, Karen Miller, Penny Whitten- berg. Row 2: Mel Sprinkle, Nancy Newhouse, Nina Lumiiarvi, Pauline Losinger, Judy Thomas, Marva Gardner, Sharon Lumi- iarvi, Sue Gant, Janet Trolan, Marilyn Paine, Wanda Daniels, Margie Armstrong. Row 3: Donna Farrell, Ann Lawrence, Rachel Bledsoe, DeeDee Phillips, Judy Barton, Danya Sylvester, Donna Thompson, Carolyn Taukamaki, Kathy LeDuc. Row 4: Leslie Culver, June Ritchie, Anna Hopkins, Joyce Lieu, Gail Nokes, Kathy Dillin, Sandy Smiley, Dee Dougdale, Carolyn Jones, Myra Girod, Diana Sargent, Patsy Boor. Row 5: Claudia Kimball, Carolyn Jacob, Pat Anderson, Susie Taylor, Evelyn Davis, Nancy Esteb, Mary Lamb, Linda Lenell, Sharon Lamb, Barb Murdock. Sigma apps: Qld 166 Anna Hopkins, Spring President Patsy Boor, Fall President Mary Biornson and Marva Gardner enthusiastically take part in the homecoming noise parade. Sigma's first informal function was a dance that was enjoyed by all. 167 Row 'I: Bill Hughes, Don Wilson, Mr. Harold C. Elkinfon, Bruce Dunn. Row 2: Rich Montgomery, Larru Lau, Nick Simpson, Jim Puetz. Row 3: Ken Lummus, Eldon Beasley, Al DeTour, Howard Hosken, John Sfurdivant. Row 4: Ron Lane, Leif Erickson, Stan Hart, Bruce Crouser, Fred Holmberg. caalphafccu mega Fall President, Bruce Dunn Spring President, Leif Erickson Row 1: Linda Boston, Rose Jackman, Lonnette Hartwig. Row 2: Karen Alden, Kathie Craig, Judy Hiort, Diane Magnuson, Mar- Judy Keyes, Pat Bowen, Merrily Waring, Helen Stout, Jan Adams, garet Sutherland. Row 4: Joanne Poppe, Pam Jess, June Glorimarie McDaniels, Sandy McKay, JoAnne Tanner, Donna Gardner, Georgia Brand, Marie Hinkle, Elinor Maguire, Joan Jensen. Row 3: Lynn Martin, Kay Moulton, Barbara Shank, Osterholt, Myra Afrank. Kathy Hodges, Anne Waggoner, Sandra Coral-lynne Wiley, Judy Larsen, Ginger Shoemaker, Linda Jones, Putnam, Jerilynn Smith. eta ehi 170 Judy Larsen, Fall President Lynn Martin, Spring President Coral-Lynn Wiley serves at a Homecoming Alumnae Tea held in the Zeta Chi chapter room. Row I: Jack Keyes, Bob Howd, Howard Weeks, Bill Polm. Row 2: Kent Savage, Terry Greenwell, Paul Butcher, Jim Wilson. Row 3: Phil Pursian, John Elving, Fred Willecke, Bob Utter, Doug Nelson. Row 4: Bill Thompson, Dale Jones, Bob LaRue, Rolla Harding, Bill Good, John Frum. Row 5: Dick Huber, Martin Dana, Curt Felt, Chuck Green, Al Terslaf, Scott Ankorn. mega 1 ibelta . gphi Spring President, Phil Pursian Fall President, Doug Nelson The Omegas were busy preparing their entry ln The annual homecoming noise parade. real, 9-5-6 S 23:62, QQ ifrfz C' W9 5 Jfaf if-iii fun 19' gf IQ? 'bm swf -'a?3'1'?2 -y,l4 J 11, 1' JZTXQH ala 1,152 if xt i V, L22 l'2i'-7 :v -E- EL--gb 92,3 -21.32 2 Ffh SPOT' YS' Loyalq Linfield spirit-mighty high, Her cheers so sound and reach the sky. Her people love her mighty crest, Would proudly wear it on their vest. The crimson and purple of her heart Kindles spirit from the start. Linfield spirit-mighty high N o one questions or wonders why. To walk her lanes-to hear her sigh, To see her hold her head so high. She shields and holds them in her gate And carefully guides their future fate. Linda Jones is 'N a X ef M22 Si! 15 I 2 :I 5 Lil I E' Q i fe x us YQ M fx TVX cl? 1 X 5 . .5 Linfield's 1962 Northwest Conference champions-lfront row, I. to r.J V. Barnes, M. Stelman, P. Thurston, B. Mickle, G. Walls, L. Reeser, J. Grossen, B. Grant, J. Dressel, B. Ferguson, lrow 23 F. vonAppen, J. Sandsness, P. Dengenis, N. Musser, L. Binkerd, D. Rohrer, C. Heisler, K. Webster, R. Morrison, T. Younk- er, J. Rainwater, D. Littleiohn, J. Bernhardt, graduate assistant, lrow 31 J. Lee, manager, D. Flood, graduate assistant, K. Scales, T Ah Yat, J. Froberg, J. Winkerd, B. Greenhalgh, H. Hosken, L. Holbrook, B. Carter, M. Consbruck, K. Ling, T. Gallagher, D. Vitale, D. Schweitzer, J. Groves, equipment mana- ger, lrow 4i J. Durham, graduate assistant, P. Durham, head coach, R. Chambliss, L. Miller, G. Olson, C. Stroebel, G. Eborall, B. Stewart, H. Dichter, R. Webber, B. Miller, R. Johnston, D. France, R. Helser, assistant coach. ootlaall gpecorclo gall Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie Linfie SEASON RECORD FINAL Nwc STANDINGS , ............. -.-Ea-stern Washington 6 .Oregon College of Educ. 20 W ,.-.-College of Idaho O Linfield - P -- P ,Chico Siale 6 Lewis 81 Clark Wliliman 7 J Willamette Lewis 31 Clark 6 College of Idaho .2 .s .Willamette i2 pacific ,-.4-----,--w -1 . , . Portland State O Wiiiiman Pacific O Linfield's football team went through its sec- ond straight undefeated season-a college and Northwest Conference record. Linfield has won 21 straight regular season games, including T2 straight NWC games. The team's last regular sea- son defeat was to Willamette in 1960. 5 Qzheoe ere Tom Younker he iieadero The coaching staff was istanding from leffj J Bernhardf T Wilson Head Coach Durham, R. Helser, B. Parrish, and Ckneelmgj D Flood and J. Durham. ALL AMERICAN Honors for The Linfield Team were abundanf This year. Five received NAIA All American hon- ors. They were Dave Rohrer, first Team safety on defensive unit, Torn Younker, second Team end, and Pete Dengenis, Jerry Grossen, and Fred vonAppen, honorable mention. Dave Rohrer Pete Dengenis Jerry Grossen i Fred vonAppen Mike Stelman Jim Sandsness Val Barnes ehampiono call Maxwell Field was indeed a happy home for the Wildcats. They have not been defeated there since 1959 and have won T4 straight home games. Team and individual honors were many this year. The NAIA All Americans have al- ready been mentioned. In addition, Youn- ker, vonAppen, and Vitale received William- son System All American, Younker, Den- genis, vonAppen, and Rohrer, AP All Ameri- can, Dengenis and Younker, AP All Coast, and Dengenis and vonAppen, UPI All Coast. Northwest Conference honors on the offensive team went to Stelman, Grossen, Vitale, Sandsness, Mickle, vonAppen, Ree- ser, and Barnes, and on the defensive to Dengenis, Younker, Musser, Rohrer, and Littleiohn. Voted the most inspirational player on the team was Rohrer. Other team awards voted on by the players include Barnes and Younker, captains, Grossen, best blocker, Littleiohn and Binkerd, tied for most im- proved player, Dengenis, tackle champion, and Dengenis, again, best defensive player. The entire team was honored when its coach was named Coach of the Year for 1962. Doug Littleiohn Bill Mickie Dennis Vitale i Qridmen , in rown v A ss X, Pat Thurston Russ Morrison Gary Walls Norm Musser Ken Webster Tony Ah Yat Dennis Schweitzer Ken Ling Larry Holbrook Thurston C421 makes yardage as Grossen 1627 comes To help. l m ,, Gary Olson Bernie Grant Bob Ferguson Randy Chambliss Vitale on the move. Bob Greenhalgh Barnes is stopped. 180 r The muddy handshake of victory Mike Consbruck A happy crowd in Memorial Stadium . . . Ken Scales Joe Rainwater Jon Froberg Vitale does not get far this time. Larry Binkerd Larry Miller 181 oach :wine qlational gfonor LinfieId's Paul Durham-NAIA Coach of the Year Watch that backfield A gold cup . . . Yup, Coach Durham's OK . and a modest man 182 Nr-i w ::-:: 5 Rx 'A X, x Q ---- . R X X '-'-- . ag-x .-S: w - X XQQET X K x YSX 53+Q SX X X w Kisser yx .Q X X .. XX XX xx 55:5 :::s :sais 21:: ': 1 'rs S S I 5 4 Ni A X S X .4 N41 f X N N N Q Q X X 1, Q S 2 x wkiifw - E X is x Q ymszmsig YH' ., 1 QS iw is 5 EE T QS, '- :: ' 5 XE K e f SF SEEN if Xxxwb gm '1' 5252555 X X X Y ,. . x . Wwx 'fix NQQXIF. Ax ' Rx . X QX Y' cwilclcat gfoop grew Coach Ted Wilson Dick Barnett-second string all- conference-shows how he does it. The Wildcats ended conference play in FINAL NWC STANDINGS fourth place. The team had an up and down W L 'season with all kinds of thrills and spills. Lewis gl Clark 13 2 Early in conference play the team was pacific io 5 high in the standings and posed a real threat. Coiiege of idaho 7 8 However, a disastrous trip east to play Whit- Linfield 6 9 man and College of Idaho sent Linfield Willamette 5 10 down- Wi-iifman 4 ii The team ended the season on a suc- cessful note by stopping Willamette and handing Lewis and Clark its second league defeat of the season. Bernie Grant Fred Earwood RlCk TUFFIEV All-Conference All-Conference All-C0f1fGl'er1Ce Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention gfoldo fy-fourth :place Jack Morrison Roger Eigsti Al McDaniel Gary Olson Wayne Peterson GAME SCORES Linfie Pacific Lutheran Linfie cl 82 Southern Oregon Linfie College of Idaho Linfie cl 6l OCE Linfie Whitman Linfie ol 74 Pacific Linfie Whitman Linfie ol lOl St. Martins Linfie Pacific Linfie d 76 Pacific Lutheran Linfie Lewis 84 Clark Linfie d 87 UPS Linfie Lewis 84 Clark Linfie d 64 Eastern Oregon Linfie Willamette Linfie d 72 Eastern Oregon Linfie Pacific Linfie cl 85 UPS Linfie Pacific Linfie d iO2 St. Martins Linfie College oflldaho Linfie College of Idaho Linfie Whitman Linfie Willamette Linfie Willamette Jack Morrison ready to shoot Zig Zakovic Linfie Lewis 81 Clark s Larry Elliott Dick Wright gt! cplaying Al McDaniel drives for a basket against Lewis and Clark. Other Linfield players pictured are Wayne Peterson lleftl and Jack Morrison. Where's The ball? It's in my face! 186 ca nd :Pla n n ing Coach Wilson gives last minute instructions. Grab that rebound . . . and dribble down court crapping Rick Turner and Whitman foes attempt to hypnotize that ball. AI McDaniel in action , , , Fred Earwood and 'Roger Eigsti are all wrapped up with that valued ball. and Scoring AI McDaniel shoots one. That ball has 'ro come down through the hoop, Bernie'Grant drops one in says Fred Earwood to his Pacific opponents. Wrestling team ll. to r.l: C. Kearney, M. Ahern, F.-Rood, C. Strobel, M. Thomas, L. Lau, L. Selnes, F. Kowing, Coach Smith. reotle ro oagile Linfield's wrestling team, under the leader- ship ot Coach Hal Smith, completed a season of six losses and three wins. The team was plagued by a small turnout and iniuries. The season- was concluded at the district meet. Linfield placed sixth out of seven teams in competition. L Mike Ahern Individual winners were Frank Rood, second in the 191 pound class, Mike Thomas, fourth in the 167 pound class, Larry Lau, fourth in the 157 pound class, and Mike Ahern, fourth in the heavy weight class. Struggling to pin his man. Clint Strobel Mike Thomas Mike Thomas appears to kick referee in the struggle. Larry Lau tries to get away from this body hold. Larry Lau Lynel Selnes Lynel Selnes in the reverse. Clint Strobel gets a lift. Frank Rood Frank Kowing The NAIA District 2 champions-lBack Row, l. to r.J Coach Kenneth Holmes, D. Holmes, G. Campen, D. Jones, J. Vucinich, T. Duerfeldt, R. August, lFront Row, l. to r.l K. Campbell, B. Workman, D. Prather, A. Tresidder, B. Raffalo, J. Meissner, and J. Armstrong. wimmero are re ehampiono The Linfield swimming team had an extremely successful year. ln dual meets the team had victory after victory. The climax of the season came at the NAIA District 2 meet when Linfield won the district championship by defeat- ing Lewis and Clark 75 to 6-4. Willamette was third and Oregon College fourth.. Gaining special recognition for their first place efforts at the District meet were Al Tresidder, Bob Raffalo, Don Holmes, Jim Meissner, Bob Gregson, and John Armstrong. Tresidder broke two District records at the meet in the TOO-yard butterfly and in the 400-yard freestyle. Coach Holmes is iustly proud of his tank men . Tresidder was a powerhouse on the team 194 The women's team hits the wafer. Bob Raffalo dives high and handsome. wim Coach Holmes checks in Dick Prather and Bob Raffalo. At the starting line are several Linfield swimmers, including lfrom lefil Al Tresidder, John Vucinich, and Jim Meissner. L K S ' k Ron August dives. Dick Prather goes in. l 195 Track team-lfront row, I. to r.l: L. Binkerd, G. Gilbertson, M. Terry, R. Turner, H. Hoskens, J. Hogue P. Pursian, L. Miller, and Coach Hal Smith, lback row, I. to r.l: Assistant Coach J. Bernhardt, M. Cons bruck, Roger lshizu, J. Strand, J. Fore, K. Haak, B. Henjum, J. Osterlund, L. Neeley, L. Jacob, J. Craft, R August, S. Thomas, G. Walls. rack eano Spring fo gmen The track team this season started out with some letter vvin- ners from last year missing and with many new men ready to take their places. Coach Smith started putting the team through the paces early, but Mr. 'Weatherman would not co- operate, and a soggy field and indoor workouts were the main activities in March, before the start of NWC meets. Coach Smith looks over the field Speed cc n al u 0 t le d d Rogers lshizu ileftl and Marv Terry battle it out at the finish line. ee e Coming in next is Jerry Strand. Champion broad iumper Rick Turner performs. Larry Miller is ready for The pole vault 197 X. ,..,., .img . L Linfield's T963 baseball team-lseated, I. to r.l: P. Thurston, B. Raffalo, A. Crisler, K. Scales, V. Barnes, D. Rohrer, J. Gustafson, J. Lee, lkneelinglz J. Luoto, D. Hayward, T. Ah Yat, D. Carlson, J. Wallace, D. Spire, J. Johnson, R. Chambliss, J. Sandsness, P. Wells, and lstandingl: Coach Roy Helser, D. Lumley, Assis- tant Coach Jeff Durham, E. Cecil, T. Younker, G. Olson, K. Dempsey, W. Petersen, Assistant Coach Stan Williams, and K. Webster, manager. aoelvall fo ood Start The ol' southpaw professor gives advice to catcher Dave Spire. ne wo flares aqua! yocfre Gut First baseman Jim Sandsness gets the ball, puts his foot on the bag, and the OSU runner is out. The baseball season got off to a good start here this year. The long, rainy, wet spring was the only real hindrance. As deadline time nears, the team has played four games and won all tour. The Wildcat diamondmen trounced Oregon State University and Portland State Col- lege twice each. The supplement will tell whether the team was able to keep this up for another championship, winning year for Coach Helser. 'c-gt dike Qld 'fBaill game With a swing like that it must be a hit! Coach Flood, Jim Finnell and John Rice talk be- fore a match. 200 Tennis players-Kback rowj Coach Dick Flood, J. Rice and J. Finnell, and lfront rowl V Hansen and W. Decker. cnet en eady Golf Team iback row! R. Moen, D. Hineman, C. Arnold, and M. Hardin, and ifront rowl B. Hasselbrink, R. Mountain, and L. Miller. eam eeo Coach John Dillin shows Chuck Arnold and Mike Hardin how it's done. K ghetao :win eup Intramural fooiball winners: lfronf rowj M. Terry, B. Beisell, D. Bennett, G. Gilbertson, and P. Brad- ley. Isecond rowl F. Loffer, M. Pickett, and G. Hale. lthird rowl J. Roth, J. Hogue, C. Magley, D. Thorne, R. Coriese, and J. Field. FINAL STANDINGS SCORING LEADERS W L T PASSING LEADERS TD PAT TP II'eIa CITI --------'----------------- 6 0 0 TD PAT TP M. Moran, Dorm sms .... 14 1 as A ImaI5 '----------------4-- ' ------- 5 O I P. Loffef, Theta chi .... 29 9 193 D. Kakala, Animals .....,... ...12 5 79 Dom' SIM ------------------'--- 5 I I D. Conyers, Pi Kaps .... 21 8 134 J. Polhemus, Animals ...... 11 5 71 Xdleam 4 3 0 J. Polhemus, Animals .... 12 I4 86 J. Watson, Omega ..,......... I0 6 66 PI Kaps A ' 3 4 0 T. Svetich, Delfas .......... 9 4 58 B. Tucker, Dorm Stars ........ 9 3 57 Dehas 'A A ' 3 4 O N. Riddle, ATO ............ 9 4 53 Omegas ............................ 1 7 0 ATO ................... - ............... 0 8 0 22 cvolleylvall Qhampo core The Omegas A Team Volleyball Champs-lfrom leftl: B. Thomp- son, B. Good, and B. LaRue, Standing lfrom Iefti: J. Watson, R. Harding, and S. Ankorn. FINAL STANDINGS A LEAGUE I W L Omega Faculty Theta Delta Animals Pi Kaps ATO Dorm Stars Deltas Thetas Hui Aliis Pi Kaps Animals ATO Pioneer Omegas B LEAGUE -A A LEAGUE ALL STARS Ancorn Watson Williams Bernhardt Kinkade . Grant B LEAGUE ALL STARS Ling Ah Yat Moyer Pendergraft Taylor Hale Omegas Omegas Faculty Faculty Theta Chi Deltas Hui Aliis Hui Aliis Deltas Theta Chi Theta Chi Theta Chi The winning intramural basketball team-the Heh-Rinks ifront, l. to r.l: D Hakala D. Barnett, and B. Weber, lbackl G. Forman, M. Hageman, B. Stewart, and B Rmker eh-Qinko 'feat Q14 qnaple ourt A LEAGUE Heh-Rinks Theta Delta Night Riders 52's X-team Pi Kapps Abbott's Omega ATO B LEAGUE Anderson Night Riders Theta Faculty Delta Pioneer Hawaiians Meatheads Dirty Dozen Pi Kapps veryone glue ct a. 1,1 sae, . iii-m mmssmmX,,a ,7, Jim Bernhardt checks an opponent as Warren Baker watches. Bernhardt battles for the ball against the Dirty Dozen. Faculty in scramble-Steve Thomas is nearest the camera. To his right is Warren Baker. 205 , 'Q omen 0 .Sparta Q 4-7 TLV W3 7 l 1:5 From I.. to R., 'lst row: Jane Elliott, Danya Sylvester, Sharon Krieger, Rose Jackman, Sharon Helseth, and Enod Akins. 2nd row: Karmen Kimball, Elyse Eskew, Aurice Kilmer, Madalene McCauley, June Gardner, Fern Foust, Claudine Lungren, and Carolyn Van Winkle. Linfield women's Field Hockey Team had a 4-3 win record for The T962 sea- son. The wins were over Marylhursl, Lewis and Clark, and Pacific and The loss was to OSU. The Annual Northwest Field Hockey Conference was held at U of O in Eugene on November 16-17. Linfield beat Clark Junior College and lost To the College of Puget Sound and The annual classic between Linfield and The College of Idaho was won by Idaho. ht Row ll. to r.i: Sharon Krieger, Aurice Kilmer, Karmen Kimball, and Margaret Moore. 2nd Row ll. to r.i: Enod Akins, Joyce Pyle, Judy McKenzie, Barbara Fridley, and June Gardiner. Sparta gay gfighlighto cvolleylsall Seaoon The T962-63 Linfield Intercollegiate volleyball season was opened in Decem- ber with the team traveling to Lewisand Clark College. This game was a win for Linfield. Linfield ended the season with five wins and five defeats. The wins were at the hands of Lewis and Clark, Yamhill-Carlton B team, Lower Columbia Junior College, University of Portland, and Lewis and Clark again. The loses were at the hands of Marylhurst College, Pacific University, Yamhill-Carlton A team, Clark College, and Portland State University. The season ended with the sports day at Clark College. 207 Ist Row: l.. Wells, S. Krieger,lR. Jackman, and A. Kilmer. 2nd Row: J. Pyle, J. McKenzie, J. Gardiner, G. Brand, and E. Akins. aolzetlsall Seaoon Endo qnarclu 21st The girl's Basketball team started the season with a Sport's Day at OSU. The season ended with a one win and six loss record. The sole win was over Pacific University and the loses were at the hands of Oregon State University, Lewis and Clark, Clark Junior College, Portland State College, Portland University, and Maryl- hurst. This year a new rule was introduced. This is the roving player rule which allows some girls to be both a forward and a guard. Get out of the way! Mad scramble. , There it goes 1 adverusing fx: 9'.i1'73 2'-'i IZ 2312 Q9 fftrfz Z VAX 13 Jfcf gf if-2? 131, We vt? C3 Q J x ff.. 15 gift? ofa 9.15.3 P! sax- 452 H 92 S' 'NJ C 111 20? P715 P6 Unknown 'D I glimpsed it, I reached for it, But it eluded me. In my confusion I wondered at it, And then I asked. My answer Clear and simple, Why oouldn't I see before. There are some things Not meant for man, And now I know. Linaya Leaf Laarfxw - Q- 5 VJgJf.f1p'Qfffalfs0'21 7- 3:55 Zgjixfcsj-X, XsT'?cg.'J3QNf U Q 9 Fw 4347 fha Spirit of fingzeld l . . . . is evident in new buildings like Dillin Hall labovel, designed to enhance campus dining, in new equipment like booths in the language laboratory, used Crightl by Doug Brown, Mary Biornson, and Brooke Rolston, and in the rich heritage of historic Pioneer Hall fbelowl. infield io V 0 A Christian college 0 Fully accredited O Coeducational 0 Offering degrees of Bachelor of arts Bachelor of science Master of education Master of science For more information write to: The Director of Admissions infield eollege cmcclninnville, regon Hamhlin Wheeler Hamblin-Wheeler maintains a complete line of the latest in men's apparel and accessories. The Book Shop 213 3rd Books Make Lasting Gifts Where Your Need ls Satisfied and Appreciated llregon Hotel Greyhound - Western Union Phone 472-6700 3rd Ave Taylor Hardware 3rd 84 Ford Phone 472-2211 McMinnville Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods ll'Rourke's Rexall Drugs 416 3rd St. Phone 472-2612 McMinnville 24-Hour Service - Coll Collect Randolph Furniture RandoIph's Furniture has an impressive array of the very finest in rich, smart- looking furniture. First National Bank Ut McMinnville Kienle Music Cn. 228 3rd Street Phone 472-7726 McMinnville Everything Musical lon Dee Flowers 103 S. Baker Phone 472-2123 McMinnville Complete banking facilities, serving and nESpeCiCluY for You growing with this area as a home-owned in- dependent bank for over 75 years. Redmond shoes Peery-Rogers Thrifty Drug 315 3rd Street Phone 472-7927 McMinnville For the Finest in Shoes Hanauer's Iewelry And Trophies 318 3rd Street Phone 472-7626 1V1cMinn'vi11e Watch-C1ock-Iewelry Rep-air Trophies tor All Occasions Not only does Peery-Rogers Thrifty Drug boast NlclVlinnville's most extensive supply ot cosmetic and medicinal needs, but also a leisurely, pleasant restaurant, well patronized by Lintielolers as vvell as local folk. lynn's Men Shop 41 1 3rd Phone 472-6717 McMinnville From top hats to under shorts, Lynn's can't be beat for clothing values. Ramsey's Variety 3rd Street Phone 472-5426 McMinnville A dollar will buy you the world at Ramsey's Variety. Farnham Electric Bo. Farnham Electric is one of the oldest and most reliable appliance centers in McMinnville. Here, two servicemen are examining one of Dillin Hall's light panels making sure it's in good working order. Safari Motel y First Federal Savings 8. loan N. 99W Luxury living at reasonable prices with a pool to boot at Safari Motor Palace. 445 3rd Street Pohone 472-6171 McMinnville See your money grow arid grow and grow at First Federal Savings and Loan. Walnut City Bowl 1835 S. Baker Phone 472-5031 McMinnville At the junction of hiway 18 and 99VV, you'll find a roomy, modern, 16 lane bowling alley only 6 blocks from the Lin- field campus. Coleord Studie Phone 472-7211 3rd CS Davis Here our happy and congenial, official Oak Leaves picture taker dents at this year's Christmas formal. Always on hand with a camera and a smile is our own, friendly Mr. Colcord. Home laundry Xi Cleaners With special care and attention, Home Laundry and Cleaners treats every gar- ment as though it were a customer. Timmreck and McNienI 428 3rd . Phone 472-6812 McMinnville MclVlinnville's finest selection ot dia- monds, watches, china, and silver. Buster Brown Shoe Store 320 3rd St. Phone 472-5536 McMinnville Where you're crlwoys two feet deep in quality, comfort ond economy. is snapping two beaming stu- L ii' I ' an I in - Gunness 81 Peterson McMinnville Branch U.S. National Bank of Portland 3rd and Davis Phone 472-6611 McMinnville 'lThe Decorating Center Helen's Fashion Shoppe 231 3rd Phone 472-5032 McMinnville l-UXUl'lOUS VVOme l'S FGSWOHSII Quick, dependa1o1e, keeping of re-cords and handling ot funds is assured to the stu- dents who come here. Miller's Department Store Belveal's lee Cream Nliller's is the best 1250 South Baker place to go after all Phone 472-7314 1v1cMinnvi11e 1ce Cream 174113. Char-Burgers Novelties slush Woll 's Shell Service 7th 81 Adams 472-7814 McMinnville VVolt's is open, ready to serve you, 7 days a vveek. Friendly attendants, Prompt service, and helptul information charac- terize VVolt's Shell Service. 217 lil: LC, Penny 00, G0fl'S Market Besides a regular sight in the student's home town, McMinnville also has a Penney's store stocked with quality merchandise. 1145 S. Baker Phone 472-7360 McMinnville Close to campus and S 84 H Green Stamps are given with every purchase. Bill SteeIe's Chevron Station 1212 S. Baker Phone 472-7618 McMinnville Free pick-up and delivery Mar lion Distinctive Hairdressing 'Tarnous for l-laircutting 535 Third Street Phone 472-7611 McMinnville, Oregon Red Top Motel Phone 472-5415 McMinnville Reasonable Rates Near Campus Hilary Insurance Company i J W, , Les Opperud George Van Often Savings and service are the key words at 1-li1ary's Insurance Agency. flue infield Toolzotore The Linfield Bookstore is used by literally hundreds of students every week for many reasons. First, the Linfield center is equipped to handle any and all book needs - everything from Dr. Seuss to Aldous Huxley. Secondly, it offers outstanding bargains on new and used texts, best sellers, desk items, paper, pens, pharmaceuticals, and anything else of general use to the citizens of the Linfield community. The Bookstore is operated by a highly efficient management that has only one purpose in mind-to help the Linfielder bear the weight of all those secondary needs. Yes, John Dillin and his masterful crew lighten that weight with decreased costs and better services. The Linfield Bookstore remains as one of the few beacons of light in the troublesome financial road of the Linfield student. Won't you let it guide you? Lithography Z Photoengraving Buchanan - Sellers Specializing in tered and grain, this corn- S. Xi E. Hardware one 472-5536 McMinnville 24-Hour Service - Call Collect Hub Shopping Center 4th G Baker Sts. Housewares i Giftware Hardware Bud 81 D0l'S 1138 Baker St. Phone 472-5828 McMinnville pany handles many odds and ends needed' HFOV fine food and Chlkchal by stude-nts. try Buol and Dot's Bennett 81 Miller 424 E. 4th Tickets - programs - Posters mimeographing - addressing lohn's Drive-In Phone 472-7708 McfVlinnviIle Specialty ot chip combs Archway Cookies The largest selection ot freshly baked cookies tor parties or college functions is available at the Smith and Sonnleitner Bakery. Parkway lockers Prom Potrkwdy Lockers comes the fresh protein-porcked mecet served to the students of Linfield. Davison Auto Parts 1717 N. Boker Phone 472-6114 McMinnville Congrcrtu1crtions Seniors Swinney's Bakery 225 3rd Phone 472-7521 McMinnville Best wishes graduating class 0'lleII's Tire Service Quolity Recopping Ford CS 3rd Phone 472-5400 McMinnville Vinton and Larsen 830 N. 99W McMinnville's only buick agency Home of . . . Le Sabre - The thrittiest Buick Invicta - The nnost spirited Buick Electra - The most luxurious Buick - plus - The Lark by Studebaker and GMC Trucks Harper lamison Stationer A remodeled store provides more rner- chandise tor student purchasers. Anna's Apparel Clothes are exclusive but not expensive at Anna's Apparel where there is a com- plete line of casual sportswear and dress clothes for the coeds. Parr's Cash Market Whenever snack or dorm provisions are needed, one can always stop in at Parr's. ll-1 Garrigus Lumber Company Hagan-Hamilton Insurance Company Garrigus Lumber Company has alvvays been a good friend of the students. Here is Mike Hamilton, one of the friendly agents at Hagan-Hamilton In- surance, vvho, along with the rest of his fine staff, has the safety and convenience of his clients in mind. Adams, Dr, Elmer - 17 Anderson, Dr, Carl M, - 17 Baker, Warren L, - 17, 79, 99, 100, 205 Black, Mrs, Vera - 17 Blumenstiel, Miss Helen - 24, 78 Boling, Dr. John L, - 15, 80 Brewster, John L, - 17 Brown, Miss Naomi - 15, 79, 81 Bulter, Loren C, - 17 . Carlson, Elmer - 17, 27, 78 Carlson, Mrs, Esther - 17 Caughran, Clarence S, - 18, 126 Conway, J,B, - 24 Daniels, Mrs, Frances - 18 Dillin, Dr. Harry L. - 14, 25, 78, 136 Dolan, Dr, Winthrop W, - 16, 78 Durham, Paul H, - 18, 25, 176, 182 Dirk-Edmunds, Dr. Jane C. - 18 Elkinton, Dr. Harold C, - 18, 79 116, 168 Elloitt, Mrs. Virginia - 18, 99, 102 Emersom, Dr, Helen - 18, 117 Ezell, Mrs, Martha - 18, 27 Filer, Miss Charlotte - 19, 27, 106, 108, 115, 116, 117 Fisher, Mrs. Margaret - 16, 79, 83 Frazee, Dx. Gorden G. - 19 Fricke, Elmer C, - 19 Garlick, Dr. Geraldine B, - 19, 79, 117, 122 Gebauer, Dr, Paul- 19 Gunderman, Miss Edythe - 19 Hamby, Drannan - 24 Hart, James - 19 Hawkins, Beverly - 24 Helser, Roy - 19, 119, 176, 177 jnclex aculty Henefer, Mrs. Ina - 20, 27 Holmes, Dr, Kenneth - 20, 119, 193, 194 Hoover, Herbert - 20 Johnson, Peter A, - 20, 78, 116 Jonasson, Dr. J, A, - 16, 78, 79, 117 Jones, Dr. Lawrence - 20, 110, 125 Jones, Dr, Robert E. - 20, 124 Kinney, Mrs, Florence - 20, 118 Laferriere, Albert - 20 Lewis, Mrs, Marguerite - 21 Little, Paul J, - 21, 136 Mahaffey, Dr. Roy D, - 21, 25, 89, 115 Malone, Dr, Carle H. - 21, 117 Mcllroy, Dr, Jane - 21 Meyer, Mrs. Bonnie - 21 Miller, John L, - 21 Milligan, Earl J, - 21 Mills, Mrs. Betty - 22 Olsen, Miss Barbara - 22 Pistor, Dr. Frederick - 22 Pitman, Dr, Hayden W, - 24 Pollard, Dr, J, Hybert - 22 Reynolds, Miss Edith - 22, 117, 118 Schilling, Dr. Lester - 22, 78, 92, 116 Singletary, Craig - 22, 79, 98, ..5 Smith, Harold G, - 22, 119, 190, 196 Springer, Dr, Charles H. - 23 Starkey, Dr. Lawrence H, - 23, 79 Strayer, Richard - 23 Tieleman, Dr, Adrian - 23, 25, 117 Towner, Dr, Stanton B, - 23 vanDyk, Marion - 23, 102 Whitman, Dr, E, Avard - 6, 23, 78 Wilson, Ted - 23, 184, 187 Wiltshire, Richard A, - 24, 78, 125 Wisecarver, John - 24 Wold, Mrs, Blanche - 24 Wold, Milo A, - 24, 101 Sf-all Bennet, Mrs, Roy - 68 Boling, Mrs. Gerturde - 6 Bryan, Mrs. Dorothy - 6 Crisler, Mrs, Harvey W. - 69 Dodd, Mrs. Dorothy - 64 Fisher, Mrs. Calvin K, - 60 Frink, Mrs, Virgil - 61 Mallory, Mrs, Eva - 66 McClean, Mrs, Alma - 6 McClean, Harold - 6 Meicho, Thomas L. - 6 Mills, Arnold - 27 Osborn, Mrs. - 161 Reed, Mrs, Lilah - 27 Shipley, L, Earle - 15 Thomas, Stephen J, - 205 ulsject Academics - 6 Activities - 74-151 Administration - 26-27 Advertising - 210-222 Alpha Psi Omega - 116 Alpha Tau Omega - 168-169 Associated Women Students - 84 Attic - 110 Band - 100 Baseball - 198-199 Basketball - 183-189, 204 Basketball, Women's - 208 Best Dressed Girl - 150 Campus Day - 151 Campus Events - 128-151 Candid - 111, 127 Cap8sGown - 114 CardinalL - 119 Choirs - 102-105 Christmas Activities - 136 Christmas Dance -8, 137 Christian Emphasis Week - 138-139 Christian Student Union - 82-83 Circle K - 117 Class Officers - 85-86 Columbus Day Storrm - 9 Concerts - 99 Cosmopolitian Club - 119 Co-Weds - 114 Deans - 5-6 Dedication - 4-5 Delta Psi Delta - 164-165 Drama - 90-96 Faculty - 14-25 Field Hockey - 206 Fine Arts - 87-105 Football - 176-182, 202 Fraternities - 156-157, 160-161, 164-165, 168-169, 172-173 Fraternity Song Contest - 97 Frosh Mom and Pop - 146 Girls of the Month - 134-135 Golf - 201 Greeks - 152-173 Homecoming - 132-135 Homecoming Queen - 147 Home Economics Club - 118 Intercollegiate Knights - 121 I,K, Sweetheart - 140 I,K, Sweetheart Dance - 141 Interfraternity Council - 80 International Relations Club - 122 Intersorority Council - 81 Kappa Alpha Phi - 154455 King Koed - 130 King Koed Dance - 131 KLIN - 68 224 Lambda Lambda Sigma - 158-1 Leaders - 12-13 Living Groups - 42-73 May Court - 144 May Queen - 145 Model United Nations - 122 Mu Phi Epsilon - 118 Oak Leaves - 106-107 Omega Delta Phi - 172-173 Orchestra - 101 Organizations - 112-126 Pemm Club - 123 Phi Beta Mu - 162-163 Phi Kappa Gamma - 117 Physics Club - 124 Pi Delta Epsilon - 115 Pi Gamma Mu - 116 Pi Kappa Alpha - 160-161 Pi Kappa Delta - 115 Publications - 106-110 Rally Squad - 112 Review - 108-109 Religion - 8 Seniors - 28-41 Sigma Kappa Phi - 166-167 Sigma Pi Sigma - 124 Ski Club - 126 Ski Princess - 148 Sororities - 154-155, 158-159, 162-163, 166-167, 170-171 Sorority Play Contest - 96 Speech - 87-88 Sports - 7, 174-209 Spring Follies - 142-143 Spurs - 120 Student Government - 76-86 Student O,E,A, - 126 Students for International Peace 125 Swimming - 193-195 Table of Contents - 2 Tennis - 200 Theme - 1-11 Theta Chi - 156-157 Track -- 196-197 Traditions - ll 59 Vesper Players - 89 Volleyball - 203, 207 Wildcat Spirit - 3-11 Wildcats - 113 wRA - l23 Women's Sports - 206-209 Wrestling - 190-192 Who's Who - 40-41 Zeta Chi - 170-171 Sfude n to Adams, Janet L. - 54, 118, 170 Adams, Robert J, - 86 Adkins, John H. - 28, 56, 76, 78, 122, 132, 139, 164 Adleman, Ann - 49, 162 Afrank, Myra - 27, 50, 170 Ahern, Michael- 58, 105, 119, 122, 156, 190 AhYat, Anthony - 64, 176, 179, 203 Akins, Enod - 206, 207, 208 Alexander, Dennis C, - 28, 56, 78 80, 85, 137, 144, 164, 165 Alexander, Pamela - 51, 154 Allen, Karen J. - 28, 51, 118, 126 170 Ames, Gary - 61, 161 Anderson, Frank - 66 Anderson, Kelly -124 Anderson, Loreen - 46 Anderson, Mary Jean - 49, 162 Anderson, Patricia - 51, 166 Ankorn, Scott - 64, 172, 203 Annin, Fred - 27, 28, 71, 115 Annin, Sharon - 27, 71 Antz, Robert - 69, 107 Armstrong, John - 71, 90, 119, 164, 193 Armstrong, Margie - 46, 84, 90, 105, 166 Arnold, Charles - 69, 121, 156, 201 Arnsberg, Larry - 98, 119 Ash, Karen - 54 Atkinson, David - 66 Abbott, Gerald - 28, 71 August, Ron - 119, 193, 195, 196 Axtell, Darrell - 68, 100 Babcock, Gary - 64 Bake, Frank - 68, 183 Baker, James - 27, 58, 110, 156 Baker, Larry - 56, 100, 108, 164 Baker, Williard - 64, 79, 156 Bainter, Carl - 28, 71 Baldwin, Kit - 28, 71 Banta, Arline - 46 Barnes, Gary - 1, 125 Barnes, Val- 28, 71, 119, 176, 178, 180 Barnett, Richard - 84, 183 Barton, Judy - 44, 166 Bate, Dick - 164 Bates, Glen - 58, 156 Beach, Loren - 68 Beal, Clare - 121 Beasley, Kremit - 168 Beck, Judy - 44, 86, 113, 141, 154 Beguin, Steve - 29, 119, 171 Beier, Mary - 51, 154 Beight, Richard - 61 Beisell, Bob - 29, 156, 202 Bennett, Clifford - 105 Bennet, Milton - 143 Bennett, Marion - 46, 83, 96, 158 Bergstrom, Leslie - 100 Bernhardt, Jim - 176, 177, 196, 203, 205 Beuche, Ken - 61 Billings, Judy - 51 Binkerd, Larry - 60, 119, 164, 176, 181, 196 Bishop, Carol - 44, 113 Bjornson, Frieda - 44 Bjornson, Mary - 27, 29, 71, 105, 40, 116, 117, 144, 212 Black, Richard - 58, 161 Bledsoe, Rachel - 54, 84, 166 Boatman, John - 61, 156 Boddy, Joanne - 44, 154 Boor, Patsy - 29, 52, 79, 81, 126 166, 167 Booth, Bruce - 64 Booth, Mary - 52, 86 Border, Lynne - 46 Boston, Linda - 27, 49, 83, 84, 78, 106, 107, 115, 121, 134, 170 Bowen, Patricia - 46, 106, 107, 170 Bowman, Barbara - 54, 154 Boyanousky, Harold - 66 Braby, Leslie - 29, 66, 124 Bradley, Peter - 66, 126, 156, 202 Brand, Georgia - 46, 106, 123, 170, 208 Brauch, Robert - 71 Brewer, Gordon - 67, 119, 86, 121, 156 Briggs, Barbara - 81, 106 Briggs, Richard - 62, 126, 164 Brindley, Randy - 68 Bristow, Richard - 29, 60, 67 Brooks, Gary - 67 Brown, David - 62, 151, 161 Brown, Douglas - 29, 41, 70, ll7, 130, 131, 144, 2l2 Brown, Richard - 69, 156 Brown, Stanley - 69, 104 Brown, Susan - 46 Broyles, Kathryn - 100, 44 Bryson, Beverly - 54, 154 Bubb, Susan - 52, 154 Buehner, Christine - 52 Buer, Robert - 78, 85 Burcham, Bruce - 94 Burrill, Rodney - 58, 161 Busby, Leslie - 108 Butcher, Paul- 68, 86, 115, 172 Cruger, Douglas - 30, 57, 164 Cruver, Cindy - 54 Cuddeback, Gilbert - 110 Culver, Leslie - 46, 104, 166 Cummins, Elliott - 30, 71 Cunningham, Connie - 52, 113, 162 Curtis, Leeann - 30, 41, 71, 84, 85, 135 Cypert, Lon - 64 Daggett, Robert - 64, 183 Dale, Michael - 110, Dana, Martin - 172 Daniels, Wanda - 71, 121, 166 Dannemiller, Marcia - 50, 126, 162 156, 157 Cameron, Curry - 29, 71, 162 Cameron, Don - 126 Campbell, Bill - 67 Campbell, Ken - 60, 78, 108, 109, 115, 119, 122, 193 Campen, Gary - 68, 126, 164, 193 Cannady, Michael - 58, 122, 156 Carins, Ken - 64 Carlson, Don - 29, 71, 119 Carlson, Joyce - 54, 79 Carter, Brian - 62, 119, 156, 176 Case, Clinton - 30, 62, 100, 124 Case, Mary - 44, 158 Cecil, Edward - 68 Chambliss, Randy - 176, 180 Chan, Tai - 64, 119, 161 Chance, Dorothy - 30, 71, 118 Chandler, Alan - 69 Chaperon, Pat - 44, 113 Chatterton, Thomas - 67 Childs, David - 67 Clayton, David - 70 Cole, Joe - 27, 67 Cole, Robert - 62 Collins, Jack - 62 Concannon, Phyllis - 52, 154 Consbruck, Thomas Michal - 62, 119, 176, 181, 196 Conyers, Desmond - 161, 202 Conyers, Eldon -,161 Cook, George - 60, 126, 164 Cortese, Ron - 64, 156, 202 Covault, Bruce - 56, 103, 112, 131, 143 Cowan, Hal - 108 Crabaugh, Gary - 183 Craft, Jerry - 70, 169 Craig, Kathy - 52, 170 Crass, Harold - 62 Craven, Lyle - 30, 161, 171 Crockett, Lois - 30, 52, 162 Crooker, Carolyn - 44 Crouser, Bruce - 168 Crover, Charles - 30, 71 Crow, Dennis - 71, 78, 79, 96, 106, 107, 115, 116, 141, 156 Crowe, Mary Ann - 71, 162 Darby, Jeanette - 46 Davis, Evelyn - 44, 86, 166 Davis. Larry - 30, 71, 124 Davis, Paul - 62 Dawson, John - 62 Decker, Bill - 62, 200 DeLavan, Gerald - 67 Dempsey, Kevin - 68 Dengenis, Peter - 176, 177 Detering, Dorothy - 44, 162 Detour, Allen - 56, 168 Dichter, Harry - 67, 79, 156, 176 Diehl, Beth - 44, 86, 154 Dillin, Harry Leslie - 31, 71, 116 Dillin, Kathleen - 52, 166 Dixon, Patti - 27, 47, 85, 112, 123 Dixon 154 Wesley - 62 Dizney, Charles - 62 Doane, John - 62 Donaldson, Paulette - 44 Donaldson, Charles - 64, 156 Donnell, Thomas - 70 Donnell, Sue - 44, 113 y Donner, Vicky - 47, 84, 154 Dresia, Sally - 54, 126 Dressel, Jerry - 176 Duerfeldt, Tim - 60, 90, 104, 193 Dugdale, Diane - 44, 166 Duncan, Carol - 162 Dunn, Bruce - 31, 56, 168, 169 Durham, Jeffrey - 119, 176, 177 Earwood, Fred - 183, 184, 188, 189 Ebarall, Mike - 176 Edmonds, Walter, Jr, - 62, 86, 108, 121, 156 Edwards, David - 62 Eigsti, Roger - 70, ll9, 183, 185, 188 Eklund, Paul- 31, 58, 161 Elder, Harriet - 44, 158 Elliott, Jane - 50, 84, 162, 206 225 Elliott, Richard - 60, 100, 105, 143, 164 Ellis, James - 62, 94, 100 Elving, John - 57, 90, 104, 116, 172 Emerick, Jane - 54 Emmett, Michael- 64, 100, 164 Endicott, Richard - 31, 62 Engblom, Dennis - 58,A 151, 161 Enger, Lee - 64, 108, 109, 115 Enger, Ruth Ann - 158 Erickson, David - 27, 64, 108, 109, 121, 156 Erickson, Leif - 168, 169 Erickson, Melvin - 31, 71 Erickson, Nancy - 49 Eskew, B, Elyse - 206 Esteb, Nancy - 52, 166 Evans, Russell - 64, 101, 117 Everest, Gary - 70 Fagan, Charles - 71 Fairchild, Charleth - 31, 52, 126, 158 Farrell, Donna - 52, 166 Felt, Curtis - 57, 109, 172 Ferguson, James - 57, 121, 129, 156 Ferguson, Robert - 59, 86, 119, 156, 176, 180 Ferguson, Sandra - 47, 162 Ferguson, Sharon - 50 Fields, John - 59, 156, 202 Finnas, Monica - 52 Finnell, James - 70, 200 Finster, Dave - 67 Fisher, Phyllis - 71 Flagg, Jacquelyn - 44, 84, 108, 115 Fleetwood, Sue - 52, 79, 118, 126, 137, 154 Fleming, Rhoda - 154 Flood, Richard - 119, 176, 177, zoo Fogde, Alice - 47, 104, 121 Fong, Audrey - 54, 106 Forbes, Glen - 31, 71, 78, 94, 110 Fore, Joseph, Jr, - 72, 196 Forman, Gene - 64 Foster, Philip - 62 Foust, Fern - 44, 162, 206 Fox, Jane - 47, 100 Fox, Jonette - 47, 108, 109, 154 Fraley, Don - 31, 60, 86, 146, 164 France, Darrell - 176 Frazier, David - 60, 77, 78 Freepons, Nikke - 54 Fridley, Barbara - 44, 207 Froberg, Jon - 176, 181 Frum, John - 62, 104, 172 Fuller, Gary - 60 226 Gagnebin, Peggy - 49, 104, 162 Gallant, Paula - 50, 94 Galbraith, James - 161 Gallagher, Tom - 176 Gant, Susan - 49, 86, 166 Gardiner, John - 62, 123, 164 Gardiner, June - 31, 72, 170, 206, 207, 208 Gardner, Donna - 47, 119, 162 Gardner, Marva - 51, 166 Gardner, Robert - 64 Garrigues, Nicole - 44 Gaub, Kitty - 49, 128 Gebauer, Anne - 78, 121, 162 Gentry, George, Jr, - 31, 94, 67, 116 Gerlitz, Gary - 110, 115 Gerttula, Kerry - 68 Getchell, Allen Roger - 32, 72 Gilbertson, Eugene - 32, 59, 79, 85, 119, 156, 196, 202 Gillespie, Patrick - 66, 121, 164 Gillmouth, Gordon - 32 Gilmore, Frank - 72 Gipson, Marcia - 83, 121, 147, 154 Gire, Emily - 49, 162 Girod, Myra - 54, 113, 166 Given, David - 64, 161 Godfrey, John - 64 Gonzalez, Minerva - 52, 154 Good, William, 3 100, 172, 203 Gorman, Ro'ger - 64, 137 Grandey, William - 68, 108 Grant, Bernard, - 32, 57, 61, 164, 176 180, 183, 184, 189, 203 Grant, Ian - 67 Gray, Logan - 64 Green, Clifton - 57, 172 Green, Judith- 49 Green Patricia - 52, 154 Greenhalgh, Robert - 66, 119, 176, 180 Greenwell, Terry - 70, 105, 172 Gregson, Robert - 193 Grossen, Gerald - 59, 156, 176, 177, 180 Groves, J, - 176 Guetschow, Dena Rae - 32, 40, 52, '77, 83, 86, 105, 118, 132, 133, 144, 146, 166 Gustafson, Charles - 69, 105 Guthridge, Judith - 50 Haak, Ken - 67, 86, 105, 164, 196 Haas, Betty Jo - 49 Hageman, Michael - 64 Hagman, Rita - 44, 119, 158 Hakala, Donald - 62 Hakanson, John - 58, 86, 121 Hale, George - 62, 156, 202, 203 Hale, Marilyn - 32 Halseth, John - 70 Hamilton, Robert - 67, 143 Hamilton, Steve - 164 Hammermann, Bruce - 161 Hannaford, Dale - 32, 68, 116 Hansen, Evan - 67, 156 Hansen, Von - 62, 200 Hardin, Doug - 67, 156 Hardin, Mike - 201 Harding, Mike Harding, Rolla - 57, 80, 172, 203 Hamish, Jim - 62, 98 Harris, Gayle - 52, 79, 135 Harris, Judy - 47, 90, 119 Harris, Shelia - 47, 84, 94, 121 Hart, Donna - 32 Hart, Stanley - 168 Hart, Sylvia - 40, 52, 118, 158 Hartwig, Lonnette - 27, 50, 81, 83, 105, 118, 170 Hartwig, Ronald - 60, 78, 86, 90, 105, 164, 177 Harvey, Sue - 52, 162, 163 Haskin, Dalene - 50 Hasselbrink, Chester - 65, 201 Hathaway, Anne - 45 Hatmaker, Joyce - 54, 158 Hattrick, Sharon - 52 Hayes, Jack - 69 Hayward, Willard - '70 Heisler, Carl - 70, 176 Helser, Susan - 52, 113, 132, 166 Helseth, Sharon - 45, l0O, ll9, 122, 123, 206 Henderson, Sharon - 45, 126, 158 Hendricks, James - 70 Hendrickson, Carla - 47, 79 Henjum, Robert - 65, 183, 196 l-lerdener, Michael - 69 Heringer, Weston - 65, 86 Herman, Donna - 26, 45 Heusser, Roger- 32, 58, 161 Hickok, Leon - 57, 103, 131, 143 Hieb, Alvin - 161 Hiles, Phil - 161 Hill, Carole - 45 Hill, Richard - 62, 156 Hill, Robert - 60, 117 Hille, Richard - 94, 100, 105, 156 Hinaman, Judy - 50 Hinand, Linsey - 61, 74, 125, 164 Hindman, Barbara - 32, 40, 50, 118 Hineman, Dennis - 67, 201 Hinkle, Charles - 60, 94 Hinkle, Marie - 47, 126, 170 Hinton, Edwina - 33, 52, 77, 78, 79, 92, 116, 132, 137, 144, 154, 155 Hiramoto, Mervyn - 62 Hjort, Judy - 52, 170 Hodges, Kathy - 47, 83, 170 Hoffman, Richard - 65 Hogue, James - 59, 79, 119, 121, 131, 156, 196, 202 Hoke, Mary - 45, 162 Holbrook, Larry - 176, 180' Holloway, Arnold - 108, 109, 115 Holman, Joline - 52, 162 Holmberg, Fred - 56, 80, 168 Holmes, Don - 193 Homann, Donna - 52 Hoover, William - 70, 156 Hopkins, Anna - 33, 52, 81. 84, 134, 144, 145, 166, 167 Horiuchi, Garret - 65 Hornbrook, Judy - 45, 118,, 119, 123 Hosken, Howard - 56, 119, 168, 176, 196 Houghton, Josie - 45, 154 House, Joan - 40, 162 Houtman, Molly - 45, 162 Howd, Robert - 72, 172 Howell, Steve - 70 Hoyt, Harry - 83 Hoyt, Sally - 45 Hubbard, Garland - 67, 100, 164 Huber, Richard - 33, 57, 77, 78, 79, 116, 172 Hudson, Hugh - 33 Hughes, Bill - 72, 168 Hurst, Phyllis - 33, 72 Hyland, Ansel - 69 Imel, Pat - 90, 104 Ingebright, Joanne - 45 Irvine, Thelma - 33, 49, 162 Ishicu, Rogers - 69, 197 Ivie, James - 67 Iwasaki, James - 60, 86 Jackman, Rose - 50, 123, 170, 206, 208 Jones, Grant - 72 Jones, Douglas - 62, 193 Jones, Dale - 70, 172 Jones, Carolyn - 45, 166 Jones, Kathy - 47, 122 Jones, Larry - 56, 164 Jones, Linda - 47, 108, 109, 113, 170 Judson, Dianna - 52, 121, 162' Judson, Phillips - 62, 156 Jurries, Robert - 33, 59, 79, 132, 144, 156 Kaiser, Richard - 100, 105, 164 Kakala, D, - 202 Kasch, Stephon - 78, 125 Kearney, Charles - 190 Kenagy, Nancy - 33, 72, 118, 154 Kendall, John - 70 Ketcham, Kit Ann - 33, 40, 44, 81, 104, 116, 117, 163, 162 Key, LeRoy - 62, 100 Keyes, Judy - 52, 170 Keyes, Jack - 34, 57, 117, 172 Kilmer, Aurice - 34, 47, 123, 162, 206, 208, 207 Kinball, Claudia - 45, 113, 166, 206 Kimball, Karmen - 47, 123, 158, 159, 207 King, Jerry - 60 King, Larry - 60 King, Leland - 60 King, Sylvia - 47 Kinkade, James - 70, 86, 156, 203 Kitchel, Mary 34, 52 Kleinsasser, Lois - 47 Knight, Nixon - 67 Kowing, Frank - 119, 190, 192 Krieger, Sharon - 50, 123, 206, Lamb. Maguire, Elinor - 35, 53, 170 Jackson, Benjamin - 72, 126, 161 Jackson, Donna - 45, 162 Jackson, Pat - 47, 89, 143, 154 Jacob, Larry - 62, 164, l0 196 207, 208 Kure, Gary - 62 Lamb, Jacqueline - 47, 113 Mary - 54, 141, 151, 166 Jacob, Carolyn - 33, 52, 78, 77, 126, 166 Jamieson, George - 67, 100 Jensen, Donna - 50, 81, 121, 170 Jensen, Kay - 47, 81, 162, 163 Jerman, DeEtte - 47, 154 Jess, Pamela - 47, 119, 170 Job, Donald - 67, 108, 124 Johnson Ansel - 60 Johnson Dennis - 65, 161 Johnson James - 70, 161 Johnson Jeffrey - 69, 183 Johnson, Mildred - 47 Johnson Nancy - 47 Johnson Ron - 27, 164, 176 Johnston, Nancy - 47, 100, 162 Johnston, Ron - 60 Lamb, Sharon - 45, 84, 166 Lampa, Arlene - 52, 77, 78, 88, 115, 121, 122, 166 Lane, Ronald - 56, 168 Laney, Tommye - 54, 84, 118 Langton, Linda - 54 LaRose, Sue - 52 Larrance, Arthur - 60 Larsen, Judy - 34, 81, 126, 170, 171, 172 Larsen, Janice - 47, 84, 100, 118, 121 LaRue, Robert - 67, 172, 203 Lau, Larry - 69, 168, 191, 190 Laughlin, Richard - 61, 124 Lawrence, Ann - 50, 106, 107, 113, 126, 166 Lawrence, Rhoda - 54, 85 Lawson, Bernice 4 27 Lawson, Sandy - 34, 52 Leaf, Linaya - 47, 92, 113, 154 Ledbetter, Ray - 58, 151, 161 LeDuc, Kathy - 45, 108, 166 Lee, John - 62, 164,f176 Lehne, Ray - 61 Leisman, Jeff - 67, 131 Lenell, Linda - 54, 141, 166 Lever, Robert - 70 Lewis, John - 65 Lieu, Joyce - 53, 119, 166 Lindsey, Bruce - 62 Ling, Karel Ann - 34, 72 Ling, Kenneth - 34, 72, 176, 179, 203 Littlejohn, Douglas - 176, 178 Lively, Glynn - 161 Lockitch, Steve - 67, 98, 161 Lockwood, Larry - 34, 72 Loffer, Fred - 59, 78, 86, 156, 202 Loftis, Carol - 45, 84 Long, Norma 154 Loomis, Ruthanne - 53, 79, 154 Losinger, Pauline - 47, 86, 104, 166 Lueck, Diana - 45, 79, 162 Lumijarvi, Nina - 45, 112, 166 Lumijarvi, Sharon - 53, 84, 118, 166 Lummus, Kenneth - 56, 80, 168 Lundgren, Claudine - 34, 53, 90, 94, 116, 158, 206 Lundberg, Judy - 47 Luse, Nina - 34, 41, 72, 81, 83m 116, 117, 134, 162 MacAlpine, Sandra - 54, 108, 137, 162 Mack, Theodore - 61 Magam, Sue - 53, 86, 154 Magley, Charles - 65, 86, 121, 156, 202 Magnuson, Diane - 45, 86, 105, 126, 170 Manley, Linda - 45 Manthey, Anne - 35, 72, 81 Martin, Lynn - 50, 81, 121, 129, 170, 171 Martin, Mary Ann - 53, '158 Martin, Randy - 141 Matteson, Donald - 70 Matthews, Billie Jean - 72 Mayer, Jean - 151 Mayo, Vern - 65 McCaa, Robert - 62 McCallum, Pete - 61 McCauley, Madaline - 50, 86, 123, 162, 206 McClure, Anne - 47, 78, 122 McDaniel, Alfred - 65, 183, 185, 186, 188, 189 227 176, Misner, Jim - 164 McDaniel, Glorimarie - 53, 170 McDaniel, Jim - 161 McDonald, Sandy - 54, 113 McKay, Mary - 27, 47, 126, 154 McKay, Sandra - 53, 170 McKenzie, Judy - 72, 207, 208 McKillop, Richard - 65 McKinistry, David - 63, 100 McReynolds, Gwenn - 54, 84 Meissner, James - 70, 119, 193, 195 Meissner, Linda - 47 Merritt, James - 69 Messecar, Thomas - 58, 98, 161 Meyer, Eldon - 164 Mickle, William - 70, 119, 176, 178 Miles, Michael - 69, 98, 126 Miller, Karen - 45, 166 Miller, Miller, 176 , Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Millet, Milnes, Larry G. - 70 Larry L. 70, 119, 156, 181, 196, 197, 201 Marilyn - 47 Ralph - 58, 161 Robert - 176 Sylvia - 49, 106, 108, 162 Michael - 63 Mike - 58, 80, 161 Minkove, John - 65 Miranda, Juliette - 45, 131, 142, 162 Mitchell, Jerry - 161 Mocabee, Karen - 50, 154 Moehl, Nancy - 50, 154 Moen, Randy - 67, 201 Montgomery, Richard - 63, 168 Moore , Moore , Moore , 207 Moran, Diane - 48 Judith - 50, 152, 162 Margaret - 49, 106, 162, Michael - 65, 202 Morgan, Frank - 67 Morgan, Gwen - 48 Morgan Morgan , Henry - 100 , Mary Ann - 54 Moroney, Caroll - 61, 90, 164 Morrison, Andy - 65, 156 Morrison, Jack - 119, 183, 185, 186 Nathan, Lawrence - 65 Neeley, Lyle - 67, 164, 196 Nelson, Darlene - 48, 113 Nelson, Dennis - 65, 80, 121, 161 Nelson, Douglas - 35, 57, 105, 122, 172, 173 I Nelson, Harry - 63 Nelson, Jacqueline - 162, 175 Newhouse, Nancy - 48, 166 -Niccolls, Kay - 27 Noble, Richard - 27, 67, 106, 107, 115, 119, 125 Nokes, Gail - 45, 166 Oaks, Pam - 151 Odell, Alice - 48, 154 Odell, Mark - 63 Odell, Sandy - 121, 166 Offley, Mary - 53 Olson, Charlene - 48, 162 Olson, Dennis - 61, 164 Olson, Gary - 183, 185 Olson, M. Gary - 64, 119, 156, 180 Morrison, Russell - 176, 179 Moser, Pat - 49, 67, 106 Moshauer, Meredith - 35, 72, 129, 164 Moulton, Kay - 54, 170 Mountain, Ron - 65, 201 Moyer, David - 35, 72, 83, 89, 164, 203 Moyer, Gerald - 72 Mundhenk, Norman - 35, 41, 67, 116, 117, 119, 125 Murdock, Barbara - 53, 83, 86, 166 Musser, Norman - 67, 119, 176, 179 Myhre, Martin - 65 228 Olson, Oppenlander, Walter - 35, 72 Osterholt, Joan - 53, 101, 108, 170 Keith - 65, 86, 126, 156 Ostlund, Jack - 61, 196 Overland, Gail - 67 Pade, Dean - 67 Page, James - 72 Palmer, Paula - 110, 158 Park, Alice - 50, 84, 118, 162 Parrish, Bill - 177 Patterson, Janice - 49 Patton, Frances - 50, 100 Payne, D vid - 67, 121, 132 Payne,- Marilyn - 45, 166 Pearce, Tom - 97 Pearson, Susan - 45, 158 Pederson, Janet - 48, 143 Peeples, David - 63 Pendergraft, Kenneth - 70, 156, 203 Perry, Carl, Ir. - 61, 86, 129, 164 Peterson, Jan - 162 Peterson, Peter - 63, 156 Peterson, Wayne - 69, 132, 183, 185, 186 Petterson, Christine - 48, 103, 105 Phillips, Deirdra - 48, 166 Phillips, Kathleen - 48, 113, 126, 154 Phillips, Maile - 26, 48, 121, 154 Piatt, William - 70 Pickett, Mike - 59, 80, 86, 115, 121, 128, 129, 156, 202 Pierce, Terry - 80, 164 Piram, Patsy - 54, 81, 132, 154, 155 Polhemus, John - 202 Polm, William - 57, 100, 101, 105, 172 Polson, Walter - 65 Poppe, Joanne -48, 119, 126, 170 Potter, Joyce - 45, 154 Povey, Neale - 35, 72, 110 Prather, Richard - 65, 193, 194, 195 Prichard, Christie - 48, 121 Prichard, Dennis - 35, 60, 164 Prince, John - 35, 61, 164 Prior, James - 26, 59, 77, 78, 119, 121, 122, 125, 156 Puetz, James - 63, 168 Pursian, Phil- 36, 72, 80, 97, 105, 172, 173, 196 Putman, Sandra - 45, 126, 170 Pyle, Joyce - 48, 118, 123, 207, 208 Rader, Phyllis - 45, 90, 166 Raffalo, Robert, - 61, 119, 193, 194 Ragain, Kathleen - 48, 79, 84, 86, 121, 128, 154 ' Rainwater, Joe - 72, 176, 181 Rolston, Brooke - 36, 67, 94, 119, 212 Rawles, Daphne - 36, 53, 84, 118, 126 Ray, David - 57, 85, 89 Read, John - 68 Reeser, Larry - 119, 176 Reiher, Marilyn - 45, 88, 115, 121 ReMine, Mary - 158 Rhine, Shirley - 36, 53, 162 Rice, Frances M, - 27, 51, 121, 161, 162 Rice, John - 200, 63 Richardson, Stehpen - 156, 157 Richter, Larry - 161 Riddle, Nnrman - 65, 202 Riggs, James - 65 Riley, Robert - 69 Riley, Mike 7 183 Ritchie, June - 53, 166 Robbins, Richard - 36, 61, 126 Robinder, M, Elaine - 36, 72, 116 Rodgers, Margaret - 48, 86, 154 Rogers, Clan - 65, 119 Roghair, Margaret - 27 Rohrer, David - 36, 60, 156, 176 177 Rood, Frank - 63, 119, 190, 192 Rosenbalm, Sara - 36, 72, 162 Ross, Leslie - 36 Ross, William - 63 Roth, James - 58, '79, 80, 97. 156. 202 Ruhlman, Dick - 119 Siato, Gerald - 63 Salerni, Lou - 57, 90,, 92, 94, 116 Salisbury, Kathleen - 49, 162 Sandsness, Jim - 176, 178 Sanstrum, Larry - 63 Smith, Norman - 68, 108, 109, 115 110, Smith, T, Preston - 37, 73 Smith, Randolph - 68 Smith Rita - 53 Thomas, Patricia - 38, 53, 83, 116, 126, 162 Thomas, Sherryl - 54, 162 Thomas, Tommy Lee - 38, 49, Vanderpool, Margaret - 46, 84, Sargent, Diane - 45, 113, 166 Sargent, Doug - 36, 57, 164, 165 Savage, Sawyer, William - 72, 90, 94, 172 Milo - 57, 122, 164 Sayegusa, Dennis - 63 Scales, Kenneth - 176, 181 Scates, John - 59 Schaefer, Roberta - 48, 83 Schmidt, Donna - 49 Schmitke, Richard - 69, 164 Schrock, Eldon - 72 Schweitzer, Dennis - 69, 119, 176, 179 Scott, John - 61 Seaman, Barbara - 49, 86, 90, 100, 104, 118, 158 Sears, Molly - 37, 72 Selnes, Senitte , Lynell - 65, 86, 190, 192 Dawn - 51 Senn, John - 72, 83 Senn, Rita - 72 Seufert, 161 Frank - 27, 65, 107, 115, Shank, Barbara - 170 Sharpless, Shirley - 37, 72, 118 Sharrard, Dwayne - 37, 73 Shaw, Gail - 27, 51, 84 Shelburne, Dina - 49 Sheraton, Penelope - 53, 113 Sherer Michael - 161 Sherwood, Don - 57 Smithwick, Michael - 65 Spady, Karen - 53, 154 Spencer, Merle - 73 Spire, Dave - 86, 183 Sprinkle, Mary Ellen - 53, 79, 121, 166 Staats, Cecil - 65 Stabb, Cynthia - 52 Stanard, Charles - 63 Stanford, Sandra - 37, 51, 118, 126 Stanley, Mitchell - 70 i Starlin, Ron - 63 Steadman, Bob - 161 I Steele, William, Jr, -37, 73, 156 Stelman, Michael- 37, 73, 176, 178 Stevens, Gary - 57, 78, 93, 116, 138 Stewart, Robert - 65, 176 Stolz, Richard - 65, 115, 121, 129 Stoscher, John - 65, 183 Stout, Helen - 46, 170 Strahler, Larry- I3 Strand, Jerry - 70, 196, 197 Strobel, Clinton - 69, 176, 190, 191, 192 Strom, Neal - 70, 119 Strong, Carole - 53, 90, 104 Strother, Stephen - 65 Stull, Ron - 63 Sturdevant, John - 168 Sunday, Gerald - 57 Sutherland, Margaret - 27, 51, 170 Svetich, Tony - 73, 164, 202 Swanson, Diane - 38, 53, 118, 154 Sweany, Sharon - 51, 90, 104, 158 Sylvester, Danya - 53, 166, 206 116, 126, 162 Thompson Bill - 172 Thompson Carl - 73 Thompson Donna - 53, 89, 166 Thompson Eldon - 69 Thompson Richard - 61, 115, 121 164 Thompson, Roberta - 48, 126 Shikles, John - 63 Shipman, F, Herbert - 37, 73, 110 Shoemaker, Virginia - 100, 101, 104, 170 Shore, Sara - 84, 154 Shiegmund, Sarah - 49, 154 Sigsby, Robert - 63, 100, 156 Simpson, Nicklis - 65, 86, 168 Simpson, William - 56 Sipe, Nicole - 45 Skates, Buck - 156 Smalley, Patricia - 73 Smiley, Sandra - 53, 81, 166 Tanner, Taplin, Joanne - 46, 170 Christine - 73, 106, 162 Tapper, J. Eugene - 38, 69, 104 Taylor, Cecil- 68, 78, 86, 131, 156, 203 Taylor Charlotte - 48, 94, 162 Taylor, Peter - 65 Taylor, Sue Ann - 54, 166 Teague, Tom - 161 Terry, Marvin - 38, 59, 156, 196, Smith, Smith, Ben - 73, 86, 100 cufron - 37, 73 Smith, Dave - 70, 86, 98, 108, 137 Smith, Jerilynn - 26, 48, 78, 105, 121, 170 Smith, Leonard - 37, 60, 98 Smith, Merrily - 126 Smith, Nancy - 53, 162 197, 202 Teruya, Thomas - 65 Tetzlaff, Albert- 66, 172 Thair, Sandra - 27, 108, 115 Tholen, Alen - 66 Thomas, Judy - 48, 83, 121, 129, 166 Thomas, Michael - 190, 191, 196 Thomas, Mildred - 46, 118, 119, 162 Sharon - 49 154 Thompson, , Thomson, Jane - 38, 53, 123, 126 158 Thorne, Curtis - 69 Thorne, O. David - 66, 156, 202 Thornley, Marvin - 38, 73, 156 Thurston, Patrick - 66, 119, 176, 179, 180 Titus, Glenn - 69 Tozier, Frank - 63, 86 Tresidder, Alan - 68, 193, 195 Trolan, Janet - 73, 166 Tsukamaki, Carolyn - 48, 166 Tucker, Barry - 70, 202 Turek, Carol - 53, 154 Turek, Elaine - 48, 106 Turner, Alton, - 92, 14 Turner, Milton - 38, 70, 144, 183, 184, 188, 196, 197 Tyler, Patricia - 53, 112, 132, 150, 151, 166 Ulland, Krista - 48, 112, 154 Underhill, Donna- 51, 162 Utter, Robert D, - 66, 80, 172 86, 89, 154 Vandevert, David - 69, 126 Vandonge, Robert - 63 Van Valin, Susan - 158 Van Winkle, Carolyn - 51, 123. 162, 206 Vaughan, Gary - 38, 68, 164 Vitale, Dennis - 119, 176, 178, 180, 181 Van Appen, Fred - 176, 177 Vucinich, John - 63, 193, 195 Waddle, Ramona - 53, 123 Wade, Thomas - 68 Waggoner, Beatric - 51, 105, 170 Wagner, Jerome - 100 Wainright, Robert - 39, 73 Walker, Marvin - 39, 73, 90, 104, 117 H Wallace, Gerald - 66, 183 Wallace, Richard - 70 Walls, Gary - 119, 176, 179, 196 9 Ward, Adrienne - 39, 53, 148 Ware, Judy - 53, 81, 112, 121, 154 Waring, Merrily - 46, 170 Watson, James - 39, 40, 73, 202, 203 Webber, Robert - 66 Weber, LeRoy - 69, 164, 176 Webster, Kenneth - 64, 176, 179 Weeks, Howard - 69, 172 Weeks, Jeanette - 46, 83 Weisdorfer, Ronald - 63 Wellington, Bertrand - 66, 104 Wells, Alan - 66, 183 Wells, David - 58, 80, 98, 161 Wells, Linda - 46, 208 Welsh, Mary - 51, 121, 162 West, Julie - 53, 112, 126, 154 West, Sharlene - 39, 53, 118, 154 Weymouth, Kathryn - 48, 90 Whang, B. Chil - 119 Wheeler, Jerry - 63 White, David - 73 Whittenburg, Penelope - 54, 166 Whittington, Joseph - 66, 79 Wiegahd, David - 69 Wilcox, Judy - 51 Wiley, Coral-Lynn - 54, 126, 170, 171 Wiley, David - 58, 161 Wilkens, Carol - 46, 162 Wilkins, Robert - 39, 73 Willecde, Fredric - 57, 90, 94, 116, 172 Glen - 57, 164 Williams, Williams, John - 27, 66, 119 Williams, Mark - 105 Williams, Stanley - 39, 73, 183, 203 Wilson, Wilson, Donald - 66, 168 Emmins - 46, 119, 123, 162 Wilson, James - 57, 104, 172 Wilson, Roger - 68 Wilson, T, - 177 Window, Tom - 57, 80, 164 Winkerd, J, - 176 Winsor, Kellijean - 46, 113, 141, 154 Wisedorfer, Ron - 161 Witnell, Richard - 61, 156 Wittenberg, Marilyn - 73, 158 Wold, Sandra - 162 Wolfe, Philip - 68 Wolter, Vera - 27, 39, 73 Woods, Thomas - 70, 117, 164 Workman, William - 39, 70, 90, 94, 193 Wright, Richard - 119, 183, 185 Wylly, Sally - 53 Wyse, Donald - 77, 78, 161 230 Yamaguchi, Leva Dale - 46, 142 Young, Richard - 39, '57, 90, 94 Young, Susan - 48, 113 . Youngblutt, John - 70 Youngreen, Marilyn - 51, 86, 113 154 Younker, Thomas - 119, 176, 177 Zakovics, Zigis - 56, 183, 185 Zerba, Janet Lou - 54, 84, 104, 118, 158 Zyp, William - 63 2 ,bv XA S2 xp OLQACQ. ESQSSQSCQZ 'iiiii-,fb Qiixzy ik C515-O as ZW A ix X861 2 5,23 ff X ' 'X I I ug QE '- Q Ofvbgxx in QC 2-52 fx if 62. Dig -is mi CQ'-ffoqfqk 025 A QQ A 6, HEEL CSX f 15 32, 5X SQ ia Q, 'N fax-3 L J QXX C' G, f' fo-3s'WX2sf OQ,gN 62, S ' Y an 56 QNX '23 bil I5 'lf C? ,wx 'S fx an Qw W X! UQ as N .Q qw aka Q -,X O' ,AO XX UQ -S1 COX OL X XB 'E FE Q1'S.-955 A csjfyx .- Qx KT' 'Q Qc 'L 6 2 'o NS QX dl QU fa. Q F' -iw ga 2. by 336,86 Q Qi ia. U? 'AQ C5 E 'sl fy QU ,X ,L Qi QRS? G - 6? Qc C? . 1 KEQQG: KS ,gk 1 K is T V s 'X 65 'i 2. Q3 Q, 6 R 'QS A53 ,Q V5 04 H X QW fMc2gfW4f3QfAmw9 w Mjfwrfw W BJ S W ,W Wa. Mfllwww ..WwyMyQ,M' M Tf58w'ffiJWW'J ,511 , ' 5- '.- . 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Qhampo gor gifth year SEASONS RECORD 1 Linfie I-4 Oregon State Linfie d I7 College of Idaho 3 Linfie 3-6 Portland State Linfie d 3 Willamette I Linfie 3-3 Oregon State Linfie d 7-I Pacific 2-0 Linfie 2 OCE Linfie d 2-7 Willamette I-5 Linfie II Pacific Linfie d 2 Levshs 8g Clark 5 Linfie 9-I College of Idaho NAIA DISTRICT 2 PLAYOFF Linfie 4 Whitman Linfie d I Portland State 8 Linfie 2 Lewis 81 Clark Linfie d I Portland State 2 Linfie 5 Lewis 8g Clark I7 wins, 7 losses Linfie 5-4 Whitman NWC I3 wins, 2 losses ALL CONFERENCE NORTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Tom Younker John Lee ' Jim Sandsness Val Barnes Bob Raffalo 13 cplace fizifth ra c lz m e n SEASONS RECORD L Linfield 4? Willamette 82 Linfield 44 Lewis 81 Clark 87 Linfield 80 OCE 53, OTI 29 Linfield 90 OCE 40 Linfield 37 Portland U. 94 Linfield 60 Pacific 71 l NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Linfield 20 - Fifth Place l l l Jim Hogue sails high over the bar. Howard Hosken puts the shot. Dave Thorne lleftl competes against a Pacific runne DISTRICT 2 1. Willamette 603 2. Port. State 610 Qolfero one fu, SEASONS RECORD N.W. CONFERENCE 1. Willamette 611 2. Whitman 620 3. Linfield 639 3. Lewis - Clark 645 4. Lewis - Clark 652 4. Linfield 652 5. OCE 687 5. Col. of Idaho 672 6. SOCE 694 6. Pacific 675 HIGHLIGHTS Ron Mountain set a modern day Lin- field record of 65 in a three-way meet. Mountain tied the course record for an amateur at Riverwood with a 61. Chuck Arnold made the All-District The Dillin brothers-Coach John Irightl and Senior Team. H Captain Les-practice some golf swings in spite of the weather which wasn't cooperative this spring. SEASONS RECORD ' 45 LINFIELD oPPoNENt 6511116 Bam Uufflt 1 Portland University 6 ' 3 Portland State 2 Oregon College 2 Oregon College 6 Clark JC .lim Kinkade smashes a volley across the tennis court. 2 Lewis 8: Clark D g g M 0 Pacific 3 Reed College 2 Willamette 0 Pacific 2 Lewis 8l Clark 5 Clark JC 0 Willamette 1 Portland State 2 Portland University FINAL SCORES - CONFERENCE MEET Whitman 7 Pacific 6 Lewis 84 Clark 3 Linfield 2 Willamette 2 Col. of Idaho O m.s:,.sN 5 -.-.l. .l.q..ls......l.-xv-Wl.l..i. . ...N ,,.,, N ,M I, lm, l.me..l.sMeee -----, umswim s,,,5m,lMC..NNl,,l,m.,.,.ws.Xmmmm,,, L. : I , M W, EMM. lb,-aw., lm ,mr 51 Smoker atcheo iota, jfolclo Mike Thomas irightl is pushed to the ropes. Jim Roth lleftl takes one from Larry Lau. Jim Bernhardt attempts to pin LeRoy Keyes. Eldon Meyer ileftl and Jerry Grossen wrestle for a hold. LEVER TROPHY In the world of intramural sports, Theta Chi fraternity garnered the Lever Trophy again this year. The award was made near the end of May. 1963-64 045256 Hicero I.. to R.: Barbara Bowman, director of student activities, Jerilynn Smith, vice- president, Patti Dixon, secretary, and Dennis Crow, president. Not pictured is Bruce Crouser, business. manager. Frank Gilmore McMinnville Physical Education 12 I l l l l l l l 4 l l 1 1 4 1 l l l 1 irl o the onth 4 Susanne Condon, Girl of the Month for April, cho- sen for her contributions to Greek Life. Susie was president of her sorority, Lambda Lambda Sigma and was president of Inter-sorority Council for 2 terms. l 1 i 1 Editor's note: Our apology to these two seniors who l were misplaced in the annual. l' Sandra Thair Lafayette English X X .xl K S e n i o r 0 75 1 gl i1 Q E i as . al a e z fi 4: M sl? 'Ss I 1, ii fa 5 SE Q o 1 9 5 E 5 :S if 3? 5 Q? 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