Pacific Union College - Diogenes Lantern Yearbook (Angwin, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1943 volume:

• Long as thine art shall love true love. Long as thy science truth shall know, Long as thine eagle harms no dove. Long as thy law by law shall grow. Long as thy God is God above. Thy brother every man below,. So long, dear land, of all my love. Thy name shall shine, thy fame shall grow! ' ' —Sidney Lanier. From The Centennial Meditation of Columbia. k ¥ V i CONTENTS [X LIflftIS DEDICATION 4 MANAGEMENT . 14 INSTRUCTION 19 CLASSES 55 ACTION 95 ROSTER 120 -4 n u Patriotic colors blue and gold, a flog flying, our college standing out against the sky- clothed in natural verdure and framed by stately pines— with these we have tried to picture Pacific Union College in war-time. Like a miniature of the gigantic tapestry woven by the loom of life, your annual pre- sents a composite picture of a year at col- lege interwoven with memories of days now pasi . That you may catch again a pano- ramic view of the colorful pageant of life at our college on the mountain, your staff presents the DIOGENES LANTERN for ' 43. DIOGENES l:a N T E R V . jLV V - 2  a of F cific Unio • A NGW 23M30Oia I ! 51 3T.ua J n J I p u sgelloD noinU oiVoeq lo AmqO UAD .MIWOMA I Am an American 1 am an American. My father belongs to the Sons of the Revohition; My mother, to the Colonid Dames. One of my ancestors pitched tea overboard in Boston Harbor; Another hungered with Wa ' .hington at Valley Forge. My Forefathers were America in the making; They spoke in her council halls; They died on her battlefield; They commanded her ships; They cleared her forests. Dawns reddened and paled. Staunch hearts of mine beat fast at each new star hi the nation ' s flag. Keen eyes of mine foresaw her greater glory: The sweep of her seas, The plenty of her plains. The man-hives in her billion-wired cities. Every drop of blood in me holds a heritage of patriotism. I am proud of my past. I am an American. —Irene Brewer. H • • , A • •• li Et)ftAT€ ••••••• •• • • •; - • • • ■■¥■ • • • • • • • • • ■4sr • ■ ' bo Vl o sTCcNed, vj ed, ed, worsp jed with oi only yesterda i. .. the boys who woyld be HVHodcnMpiri no ar ' .J ted., i$ to k th mei-i Q ervin wjr co wy anc Btness lfor i Bur. God in. the armed for fes of the great .United tta wsi tefuij id _ L r-g ' ' ? ' , Am an American c  n an American. :i DlUtUr.l. YJJU=lTD3qg35l aw ♦ -K I hey dieii iii her hattlefield; T . ajmnmnded her ships; cltfined her forests. Dawns reddened and paled. Staunch hearts of mine heat fast at each new star In the nation ' s flag. Keen eyes of mine foresaw her greater glory: The su eep of her seas, The plenty of her plains. The num-hivcs in her billion-wired cities. ' ■ - drop of blood in me holds a heritage of patriotism. t fr)id of my past. meTicafi. —Irene Brewer. arit . . . 20torne2ob luo eano eiew oHw lyod arlt oT beqqirleiow bno .bayolq bsjiiow ,beibut2 oHw ayod ed bluow oriw zyod sHt . . . yDbielzay e o m ritiw ot . . . aziwnsrllo betotDib low o ton boH yobof aisri o) Qniaasntiw bno yitnuos luo Qnivnee won nem 6rit betinU tDSTQ srit !o zsdioJ bermo sHt ni boO luo brio ylloJstDig sw azsHt ot . . . oahemA ]o eetotS zsQoq azeHt etosibsb yibuoiq H . • •••••• • ••• •• • • • •• • • • • . • • ••- ■ ' ' !■- • •; Kk V ■ V I Br MJ ■ ,• ' B L JL •A c ' |g p;i ' jii •.• f • U ■ B ' - {1 J M u 1 n ' HM ROLL OF HONOR Adams, Everett H. Alsberge, E. Wallar, M.D. Alsberge, Marden A., M.D. Amoroso, Richard Ammundson, Burton Appel, Melvin Ashbaugh, Kraid Babcock, Daniel W., M.D. Bailey, Clyde Banks, Nathan M. Barber, Ernest Bartlett, Merton Beck, Edward Belknap, Donald Benedict, Theodore Benson, Orville Birdwell, Robert Blount, Lester L., M.D. Bobst, Glenn Bossert, Robert, M.D. Bowen, Gilbert Bradley, De Moss Brand, Melvin F. Brannon, Gordon R., M.D. Braslow, Lawrence, M.D. Brouer, Douglas Brizendine, Harold Brown, Delmar J., M.D. Brown, George Bryson, Paul Burke, Cecil, M.D. Caballero, Ed Cameron, Lawrence Campbell, Robert Corlsen, Robert Carl Carruthers, Roderick J., M.D. Chang, Mun On Chaffin, Alvin Cheek, Theodore Christiansen, Oscar Clark, Ben Clark, Bruce Clark, Roland Clark, Virden Cody, George L., M.D. Colby, Elliott, M.D. Cole, Vernon Compston, Frank Conner, Lyman, M.D. Cook, Wiltord Cordis, Harley Counter, Milton, M.D. Crandall, George Miles Crockett, Lawrence Crockett, Lloyd Crosiar, Donald M., M.D. Cupps, Donald Curtis, Waldo Dasher, Laurence Day, Roy W., M.D. Drake, Howard H., M.D. Drake, James, M.D. Duerksen, William Duncan, Richard Durham, Lowell Eastman, Sylvester K., M.D. Edge, Dan Edwards, Earl E. Edwards, Myron R. Elick, John Ellis, Ronald R. Ellquist, George Emmerson, Harvey Emmerson, Robert W., M.D. Erickson, Hjalmar, M.D. Erickson, Melvin Erkenbeck, Vernon J., M.D. Evans, William D., M.D. Ewing, Edwin Excell, Robert Falconer, Fay H., M.D. Fisher, Edison D., M.D. Fisher, Kenneth B., M.D. Flaiz, John W., M.D. Forcher, Henry, M.D. Foster, Paul D., M.D. Fox, Walter French, William, D.D.S. Frye, Sherrill Geraty, Joseph Gibbons, Joel M., M.D. Grant, Benjamin E., M.D. Gregerson, Floyd Gregg, Harold J., M.D. Guptill, John Guthrie, Myron, M.D. Holburg, Clarence T., M.D. Hall, Donald Halliwell, Jack Hamilton, Glenn Harris, James Haskell, M. Mortimer, M.D. Henderson, Milton Herboltsheimer, Arthur Hicks, Rustcn H., M.D. Hiett, Hzirold Hiett, James Hill, Alvin Hodgin, James Horning, James House, Dean Houx, Elwyn Honicker, Frcnklin, Jr. Huttenberger, George Innocent, George G. Irwin, John D. Jacobson, Arthur Jacobson, Stanley Jenson, Fred Jetton, J. Aston, M.D. Jeys, Frank Jeys, Thomas Johnson, Alstrup N., M.D. Johnson, Burdette Jones, F. Harriman, M.D. Jones, Ivan Jones, Ralph Judy, Ellsworth Juler, George Kalfus, Roma Kellogg, Richard Keszler, Chris Kinser, Eorll, M.D. Kirk, Arthur, M.D. Knight, Frederick, M.D. Laughlin, Lomond Law, Russell E. Lee, Winston Leiske, Samuel, M.D. Letcher, Howard Lewis, C. Harold, M.D. Lind, Lloyd Lutz, Roger McClellan, Everett McMains, Donald Manning, John G., M.D. Marchus, Donald B., M.D. Marinaccis, Albert A., M.D. Masters, Paul Mathe, Gordon Mathisen, Eldred May, Stanton B., M.D. Mead, James G., M.D. Mellor, Charles Mennenga, Arnold Messenger, Franklin Metz, Eugene Mikkelsen, Harold W., M.D. Miller, J. Raymond Mills, Leonard Miranda, Roy, M.D. Mitchell, Clarence Mitchell, Edward, M.D. Mitchell, Richard Mitchell, Warren Moon, Clarence Moon, Harry Mocre, Raymond Morrell, F rancis Mortensen, William L., M.D. Mourer, Lyle A., M.D. Mudry, Simon Mulford, Todd M., M.D. Mundall, LeRoy A., M.D. Munro, Barney Nagel, Sherman A., M.D. Neidigb, Rodger Nelson, H. Mllford, M.D. Nelson, Richard Nethery, William M., M.D. Newton, John, M. D. Nicolas, Carlos Norman, Richard Ojala, Melvin Palmer, Robert Popkin, George, M.D. Pattison, Clair Pearce, Donald Peterson, Roy LaVerne Potterton, Elmer Potterton, Ralph Pyle, Emmord V., M.D. Pyle, Calvin, M.D. Rosmussen, Connard Reed, Earl Reekie, Dudley A., M.D. Reichard, James Richards, Ezra E., M.D. Riechel, Leslie, M.D. Ritz, Robert Robison, Hubert Rockwell, Francis Roderick, Ellwood Rong, Orval Ross, Glenn Rott, Harvey Rouse, Wayne Rue, George Harvey, M.D. Sampson, Lucien Sandness, Justin E., M.D. Sargent, Leslie Sayre, Marion Scheideman, George Schroder, Edgard Scuka, Clayton L., M.D. Segoria, Ralph Seiverson, Forrest Selvester, Ronald Shearer, William F. Sissons, Gilbert Smith, Charlye Smith, E. Kenneth Smith, Hermos Irvine Smith, Leo D., M.D. Snipes, George S., M.D. Snow, Eldon V., M.D. Stansbury, Robert Stilson, Homer O., M.D. Stump, Melvin Taylor, Donald Taylor, Keith Taylor, Melvin Thomsen, Andrew Trott, Clinton W., M.D. Trubey, Orville Tucker, Clyde Tuttle, Arthur, M.D. Vickers, Hcrold Villanueva, Pedro A., M.D. Vollmar, G. Kenneth, M.D. Vollmer, Donald H., M.D. Voth, Harvey Walker, Francis Warnygora, Eugene Wergeland, Floyd L., M.D. Westcott, William E., M.D. Westcott, Horry Westphol, Edward, M.D. Westphal, Glenn, M.D. Westphol, Herbert M., M.D. Wheeler, Norman, M.D, Wheeler, Warren Whittaker, Thomas W., M.D. Wical, Elmer Wical, Elvin A., M.D. Willers, Carl E., M.D. Winn, Lawrence R., M.D. With row, Leonard Wohlfeil, Dwoyne Wood, Robert Woodward, Hugo Yost, Ralph E., M.D. Zachary, Lloyd Zellmer, Robert TO WHOM HONOR • • • As one who has guided our footsteps, warned us of the times, led us ever up to God, he has been steadfast and true, tireless as a servant, understanding as a teacher, staunch as a leader, and warm as a friend. As the sun in setting leaves a softer glow of gold, so in the memories of us who have known Elder French will there linger on afterglow of pleasant thought, for we love him and would do him honor. il- 1 uES WAtTE Resident m i RWIW It }Vm lib ' ' - i«jiK u (Li Lii ' tiry; M! au .b b-KVvi Knq OUR COLLEGE ON THE MOUNTAIN a ■ 3D3JJOD 51UO IF 3HT ViO J M HIATl IUOM «$ : On New York ' s Broadway near the old post office is a weottner-worn bronze statue of a Revolutionary patriot. The arms ore pinioned, the feet tied, and the shirt collar thrown open. You look into the sad but handsome face, then drop your eyes to the pedestol to read: I regret that I have but one hfe to give for my country— Nathan Hale. The present war emergency brings every citizen face to face with the imperative obligation of loyalty. It was Theodore Roosevelt who enunciated a saving principle in this slogan. We must all be Americans and nothing else. Students your college seeks to upbuild and embellish your lives, making attractive by precept and example the teachings and principles of the Master architect. For many months it has been your privilege to be at P U C For this privilege you owe a debt of great responsibility to your less favored or yet expectant brothers and sisters. This obligation is more urgent today than ever before. Therefore, as you return to your home communities for the vacation period, may you adapt the Roosevelt slogan and bring this message to our denominational youth: We must all be Christians and nothing else. ' In word and deed may you be impelled by the heaven-born principle of loyalty to uphold everywhere and always the high and holy teachings of your Alma Mater. Fourteen THOSE THAT MANAGE WALTER IRVINE SMITH, Ed.D. President ALVIN W. JOHNSON, Ph.D. Dean, Business Manager Fifteen JAMES OSS, A.B. Assistant Business Manager It is in the business office, tfie hub of college activity, where some of the more material aspects of college occur. Here it is that statements are made and bills originate. This is the place where money liquidates, and work credits and time sheets balance budgets and cafeteria bills. Under the eiTicient eadership of Dr. Johnson and Mr. Oss, their staff makes a difficult task a painless and pleasant one. n n n b t b b n u L V. — n -- - Miss Olson and her corps of able assistants and helpers perform a little daily juggling act that comes close home to every student. For it is here that the facts and information which are representative of you and your personality, your like jr dislike for certain subjects and courses finally find a safe and secure abode. C.-edit points and college hours, in this office finally line up to scholarship average, bachelor ' s degree, a ' :ollege diploma and the commencement of an active and useful life. ANNA J. OLSON, A.B. Registrar Dean Clark, Assistant Dean Cottrell, and Monitors Johnson, Morrison, Wallace, and Olson hold down the foundations of Grainger Hall. WALTER B. CLARK Dean of Men Graf Hall monitors Brix, Westphal, Fischer, Under- wood, Logan, and Hankins pose on their front porch with Dean Dauphinee and her assistant. Miss Eva- belle Winning. MINNIE E. DAUPHINEE Dean of Women T ' ,venty-one • • • They Shall Be All Taught of God Oriental peoples believe the heart to be the center of all affection, the seat of emotional activity. Here it is that man builds a sanctuary and dwells v ith God. The religious, the deep, and the spiritual find their place in a heart that is attuned to the great heart above. Love is the very essence of God and this same love He plants in the heart of His follower and bids him love as he has been loved. Nineteei ' — ««ll FIRST SEMESTER: The religious life of the college is kept burning by the enthusiastic and consecrated leadership of the officers of its Missionary Volunteer Society. SECOND SEMESTER: Medical ministry, mission study groups, colporteur evangelism, junior leadership, ministerial seminar, and the correspondence band oil blend together into one united group of young people eager and anxious to accept life ' s challenges and problems. FIRST SEMESTER: The call of mission lands, the appeal of those waiting for the gospel, the importance of daily Bible study are all a part of our College Sabbath School. SAfiH SECOND SEMESTER: Sabbath School classes, teachers ' problems, attend- ance records, and whatever else it takes to make a smooth-running and efficient Sabbath School are all subjects under discussion in an officers ' council. Handel ' s Mess ' ah wos rendered for the fourteenth time by the Oratorio Chorus during the Christmas season. Plllll P.U.C. ' s own A Cappella Choir offers the best in sacred music sung reverently and interpreted by 56 students under the direction of Mrs. Ivalyn Law-Biloff. iia«iiiia iSSSSK r . , ■ . • A « .V ►  A « ■I With Q friendly smile, a kindly word, and a quick and ready answer, Elder French guides the trend of thought in Daniel and Revelation. B I G L E WILLIAM R. FRENCH, Th.B. Dean of the School of Theology [Vy GtLlS Rapid note-taking and keen attention are seen in Elder Jensen ' s class in Evangelism. FREDERICK B. JENSEN, Th.B. Professor of Evongelism Work is over, the day is done, and evening v orship in the girls ' home brings with it restful relaxation and spiritual counsel. Stirring talks blend v ith the singing and soul-satisfying messages to give the men of Grainger a composite and well-rounded foundation for successful Christian living. My Mind to Me A Kingdom Is It is in the mind that the senses achieve development. Here is the workshop where one works with the tools of inspiration and education. Coordinating the information learned and welding it into a life of service is the immediate goal. Learning to evaluate, keeping some of the facts and discarding others, is the task of education. In the class- room and minds of its students is being molded the world of tomorrow— men and women of destiny. Twenty-five What are the facts in Marbury vs. Madison? asks Dr. Johnson in Constitutional Development. ALVIN W. JOHNSON, Ph.D. Dean, Business Manager In Prof. Hamilton ' s American Government class history flows on as a continual story— on unbroken thread in the trend of human events. MARK HAMILTON, A.M. Assistant Professor of History I wenty-six GUY F. WOLFKILL, Ed.D. Director of Secondary Teocher Training How the mind works, what mokes its quirks, and why doesn ' t a student think ore all considered by Dr. Wolfkill and his Adolescent Psychology class. t MYRTLE V. MAXWELL, A.M. Director of Elementary Teaclier Training Miss Maxwell tells her Geography class that the world is really round, that it has seven continents, and that it is hotter at the equator than it is at the North Pole. Twenty-seven n ' ■-V n J - - — J n U The library trades in knowledge and dispenses wisdom garnered from the ages. Here books historical, philosophical and scientific, factual or recreational, await casual observer or avid student. On the shelves of the library are over 24,000 volumes, in- cluding reserve and open-shelf books. Besides this, there is a wealth of pamphlets and magazines on every subject, with the most excellent and up-to-date reference books. BERNA S. SUTTON, A.M. Librarian CHARLES D. UTT, A.M. Associate Professor of English and Journalism. Librarian 2nd semester. Twenty-eight Frofesicr C. E. Weniger gives a few pointers to the class in Voice and Diction. tNGL CHARLES E. WENIGER, A.M. Professor of English, Speech, and Journalism Often amusedly, but more often sympathetically, students listen to fellow classmates. J. PAUL STAUFFER, A.B. iuctor in Composllion and Speech Headlines scream of War -vhile students in Professor Utt ' s journalism doss study the intricacies and mechanics, the history and philosophy, of the Fourth Estate. MRS. W. I. SMITH, A.B. Instructor in Composition Subjects and verbs are on one line, preposi- tions and phrases are on the lines adjacent, and the whole adds up to diagramming Engl ' sh grammar in Dr. Peter- son ' s class. JOSEPH M. PETERSON, Ph.D. Professor of German ANCItNI AID MODtRN UN Conjugations and syntax, verb forms and grammar are being indelibly impressed on the minds of second-year Greek students. LEON L. CAViNESS, Ph.D. Professor of Biblical and Mode Languages AGNES LEWIS-CAVINESS, A.B. Instructor in French The study of Chinese was added this year to the family of lan- guages now taught at P.U.C. DAVID LIN, A.M. Instructor in Chinese R. M. COSSENTINE, A.M. Professor of Chinese n t n u J 1 At P.U.C. nature and revelation unite in education. As the Bible tells the story of God, so science proves that He really lives. In the science deportment Christian teachers daily draw lessons from the vast universe of the infinitely big and minutely small— God ' s storehouse of wonders. HAROLD W. CLARK, A.M. Professor of Biology REU E. HOEN, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry ond Physicoi Science nn u HARVEY M. LASHIER, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics ASIftONOMICA Professor Newton tries to keep his starry-eyed astronomers down to earth. MYRON W. NEWTON, M.S- Professor of Astronomy a  . I -K-fttT-tvic 5 ' :?4 Prenursing girls learn how the human mechanism functions. MARY COLBY-MONTEITH, R.N., A.M. Professor of Nursing Education BLOOMA E. WOODARD, R.N., B.S. Instructor in Health To be prepared for anything— from a crying baby to a common cold— the Home Nursing class gets ready. ' t 4 The staff of highly trained fighters who guard the health of student and teacher. N GUMD MARY COOK-McREYNOLDS, A.B., M.D. Staff Physician A battalion of gradu- ate nurses learning how better to woge the end- less war against di- sease. ' - ' e% ' ::: ' : -oH.3o, ' • busineT , ' ° ' ' ' road , T ' °!nlng ' ' d Time is an essence of value and high price, and wise is the one who has learned to use his idle hours profitably. Energy and ambition directed in the right path and mixed with perspiration and hard work will yield a finished product, justifiable pride, and satisfaction. Work never hurt any man. Dirt on the hands, grease on the overalls, and oil on the face ore the marks of one who knows and understands the dignity of honest labor. The Dignity of Honest Labor I S- of O.Cy - The machine shop— a boring class, full of drills and nickels. HUBERT C. WHITE Instructor in Machine Shop ' s a opy w,7; r,, ' cs doss ' ' ' °9a■,n,f ,anks roth e Quto mechc J. E. CRAVER, A.B. Instructor in Auto Mechanics and Electricity Busy mart, the College Mercantile hums with activity any hour of the day— this is the mecca of the commu- nity where students buy and students sel The garage is now housed in new building and boasts the best in adequate, up-to- date equipment to help make tires last longer and gas go farther. The man with the hoe, til one with the rake, and h man with the lawn mowe combine their talents unde Eugene Walker, head of th grounds department, to mak our college campus a thini, of beauty, a landscape nc to be forgotten. The cadets in peace serve humanity under the banner of missionary endeavor, in war they as eagerly serve under their country ' s flag. Steeped in the traditions of service, the corps is trained r ot to take Hfe, but to save. Cadet officers: Major H. D. Wheeler, Capt. A. R. Glover, Lieut. Paul Gregoroff, Capt. Bernell Currier, Lieut. Alva Appel, Lieut. John McCon- nell, Lieut. Richard Figuhr, Lieut. Robert Greiner. Forty-six THE ARTS 1 • • • God-given Talent A deft brush, a skillful hand, an eye for the beautiful all blend together in the perspec- tive of an artist, to paint a picture of exquisiteness end splendor. Said Ruskin, Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. Art is a God-given talent, but under the tutelage of the skillful, anyone can find satisfaction in the aesthetic stimulation and inspiration in color. Forty-seven WILLIAM STEINBACH Inslructor in Art Wonderful objects of nature and art grow beneath the nimble fingers of the blackboard artists in Mrs. Wilkenson ' s class in blackboard drawing. - 1 {s All the little intricacies of arpeggios, rests, scales, and dotted quarters take on meaning as Professor Paulin explains. NOAH E. PAULIN Director of the Department of Music GLADYS MANCHESTER-WALIN, A.B. Assistant Professor of Music Conducting class, where the budding evangelist and ambitious song leader learn the axioms of directing. Fifty Newton Curtis at the console of the great organ in the chapel. Looking toward the south entrance of Irwin Hal with the Home Economics building standing on the right. Good food, pleasant surroundings, and congenial friends help to make a successful buffet supper in the home economics department. LYDIA KIME-WOLFKILL, A.M. Professor of Home Economics Fifty-two ■! In Clothing classes, students learn not only what makes one well-dressed, but how and why as well. ZELMA FALLON, A.B. Clothing Instructor ' i ISABEL CLARK Superintendent of College- Laundry HAROLD E. TOWSLEY, A.B. Chef SARAH KRAMER Cafeteria Salads and soybeans, gluten and garbanzos, ore served in the cafe- teria under Miss Kra- mer ' s efRcient direction The laundry, where shirts are counted by hundreds and towels by thousands. Wash- ing and mangling are done on the ground floor of the two-story building and hand iron- ing and sorting up- stairs. Fifty- you knead it, then y( roll it, and finally bal it— all under the son roof by Chef Towsl( and his bakers. CLASSES Salads and soybeans, gluten and garbanzos, ore served in the cafe teria under Miss Kra- mer ' s efficient direction )f ■¥■ .23Zi The loundry, vheif- shirts are counted by hundreds and towe ' by thousands. Wash- ing and mangling are done on the ground floor of the two-story building and hand iron- ing and sorting up- stairs. Fifty-four First you mix i ' you kneed it, th: roll it, and flnoli it— all under tht; roof by Chef T and his bakers. r-. Alonzo J. Weorner Alice Babcock Gladys King-Taylor Candidates for Master ' s Degrees Raymond Cottrel J Educational achievement means progress and Pacific Union College leads again in the field of graduate study, the first of Seventh-day Adventist colleges to offer the degree of Master of Arts. To meet the requirements of some types of service, a five-year co.legiate course of study may vvith profit be pursued by teachers who need more scholastic training than is included in the requirements for the baccalaureate degree. Fields of study now include English, biology, history, language, chemistry, and education. A representative group cf students with baccalaureate degrees who are studying in both graduate and under- graduate fields. Fifty-six TO SER Senior Class of 43 Not to scale the heights of mortal fame or to etch their nomes in the blue book of posterity; not to bend their lives to the accumulation of temporal opulence, nor yet to live unto themselves in contentment and self-sufficiency; not for these reasons go they forth, but rother v ' ith one aim, one motto— to serve, by following Him. This is the class of 1943. COLO ' S: Royal blue and white FLOWER: Red Rose Fifty-seven r J ROBERT WESLEY OLSON Ontario. Major: Bible. Minor: History. Circulation Manager DIOGENES LANTERN ' 42, Vice President Men of Grain- ger ' 42, Leader of Foreign Mission Band ' 42- ' 43, Prayer Band Leader ' 41 - ' 43. ROWENA MACAULAY Michigan. Major: Home Eco- nomics. Minor: Bible. Assistant M.V. Leader ' 43, President Wo- men of Graf ' 43, Prayer Bond Leader ' 43, Academy and Col- lege S.S. Teacher ' 43, Clerical Leader Correspondence Band ' 43, Vice-President Senior Class ' 43. . BERNELL CURRIER California. Major: Bible. Min- ors; Speech, History. Corre- spondence Bond Leader, Train- ing Officer Medical Cadet Corps, Parliamentarian Junior Class ' 42, Treasurer-Parliamen- tarian Senior Class ' 43. ALICE STALEY, R. N. Indiona. Major: Nursing Edu- cation. Minor: Biology. Sab- bath School Teacher ' 41- ' 42, Assistant Prayer Bond Leader ' 4l- ' 42, Secretary of Senior Class ' 43. ERVIN L. SORENSEN Minnesota. Major: Bible. Min- or: History. Ministerial Semi- nar Leader ' 42, Missionary Volunteer Leader ' 43, Senior Class Poster ' 43. W. R. FRENCH Senior Class Sponsor Fifty-eight Ijil n ■ ' ' i -I .- t ALMA AMBS Michigan. Major; Business Administra- tion. Minor: Secretarial Science. Presi- dent Women of Graf ' 42. DOVIE BRIX California. Major: Education. Minor: Bible. DAVID BAASCH Porto Rico. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech, English. President Pan-Ameri- can club ' 40- ' 4l, Leader Foreign Mis- sion Band ' 41, Prayer Band Leader ' 40- ' 42, Feature Editor Campus Chroni- cle ' 41, S. S. Teacher ' 41- ' 42. LAWRENCE CAVINESS Iowa. Major: Bible. Minor: History. Male Quartet ' 42, Band ' 39, Presi- dent Ministerial Band ' 39, A Cappella ' 41-42. WALTER EUGENE BARBER Minnesota. Major: Bible. Minor: His- tory. Prayer Bond Leader, Son Ra- fael Effort ' 43, Leader Junior S.S. Di- vision ' 43. BONG HEE CHOY Hawaii. Major: Elementary Education. Minor: Bible. Treasurer, Women of Graf ' 42. REUBEN BILOFF North Dakota. Major: Bible. Minor: Vocational. A Cappella Choir ' 37- ' 43, Advertising Manager DIOGENES LAN- TERN ' 41. WALTER B. CLARK Colorado. Major: Bible, tory. Dean of Men. Minor: His- Fifty-nine ._ b Summer Graduate RODNEY H. DAVIDSON Wisconsin. Major: Bible. Minor; His- tory. IRA DEWEY FOLLETT New Mexico. Major: Bible. Minor; Speech. Class Editor DIOGENES LAN- TERN ' 41, Prayer Bond Leader, S.S. Teacher, Assistant Dean of Men ' 43. PABLO D. DIONISIO South America. Major; Language. Minor; Bible. Superintendent Spanish S. S. ' 42, Spanish S.S. Teacher ' 42- ' 43. JOAN CARTON India. Major; Elementary Education. Minors: Bible, History. LAURETTA FICKESS Oklohomo. Major: English. Minor: Speech. Assistant Secretary S.S. ' 42, Secretary-Treasurer, Women of Graf ' 42, Prayer Band Leader ' 42- ' 43, As- sociate Leader College Literature As- sociation ' 43, Secretary Colporteur Band ' 43, Associate Leader Junior Di- vision ' 43. THELMA GALBRAITH Oregon. Major: Elementary Educo- cotion. Minor; Bible. S.S. Superintend- ent Primary Division ' 43, Prayer Band Leader ' 42- ' 43. ELMAN FOLKENBERG California. Major: Bible. Minors: His- tory, Speech. Leader Campus Chroni- cle Campaign ' 41, A Coppella Choir ' 41- ' 43, DIOGENES LANTERN Benefit Variety Program ' 43. HERBERT GREER Illinois. Major; Bible. Minors: History, Speech. Leader of Prayer Band ' 42- ' 43, Leader of Campus Chronicle Cam- paign ' 43. Sixty ROBERT WALTER GREINER China. Major: Bible. Minors: Chem- istry, Speech. Prayer Band Leader ' 39- ' 42, S.S. Teacher ' 40- ' 41, Associate Editor Campus Chronicle ' 40, Treas- urer Men of Grainger ' 40, Assist. Leader Foreign Mission Band ' 42, Jun- ior Class Treasurer ' 42, Leader Africa Bond ' 43, Assist. S.S. Superintendent ' 42- ' 43. ARTHWELL CHARLES HAYTON England. Major: Biology. Minors: Chemistry, Speech. Vice President Angwin Chamber of Commerce ' 41- ■42. Men ' s Leader Campus Chronicle Campaign ' 42. JOHN M. HAMILTON Washington, D.C. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Education. WILLIAM HILLIARD China. Major: Bible. Minors: Speech, Biblical Language. Editor Campus Chronicle ' 43, M.V. Leader ' 42. CLIFFORD HANSEN Iowa. Major: Bible. Minor: Biblical Languages. ELEANOR HOLBEK California. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Bible. Secretary Women of Graf ' 42, Prayer Band Leader, Cook- ing Lab Assistant ' 41, Cooking Lob Instructor ' 43. SHELBY J. HARRIS California, Majors: Bible, History. Min- or: Biblical Languages. MELVIN VERNON JACOBSON Minnesota. Major: Bible. Minors: Greek, Speech. Director Academy Or- chestra ' 39- ' 40, Vice President Scan- dinavian club ' 40- ' 4I, S.S. Chorister ' 40- ' 42, President Scandinavian club ' 42- ' 43, Salesmen Angwin Bookbind- ery ' 39- ' 43. I ' I , ' i: I lk«!f ' Sixfy-one JAMES L. JESPERSEN California. Major: Bible. Minors: His- tory, Speech. Assistant M.V. Secretary ' 42, President Men of Grainger ' 42. EVELYN KRAFT Japan. Major: Music. Minor: Bible. Secretary Women of Graf ' 42, As- sistant Leader of Foreign Mission Band ' 42. MARION J. JOHN Washington, D.C. Major: English. Mi- nor, Speech. President Angwin Cham- ber of Commerce ' 42, Prayer Band Leader ' 42- ' 43, President Women of Graf ' 42, Associate Editor DIOGENES LANTERN ' 43, Acodemy S.S. Teacher ' 43, President Women of Graf ' 43. CALVIN H. LAYLAND Texas. Major; Business Administration. Minor: Chemistry. Instructor Life Sav- ing ' 43. pU MARTHA K. JOHNSON, R. N. Minnesota. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. IRWIN A. LOEPPKE North Dakota. Major: Bible. Minors: History, Speech. Leader Correspond- ence Band ' 39- ' 40, Assistant Leader Colporteur Bond ' 4l- ' 42, President German club ' 39- ' 40. ROBERTA KNOWLTON, R. N. California. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. Summer Graduate NERARDO LEON South America. Major: Bible. Minor; History. Sixty-two T c u CHARNG HEE LOO I Korea. Major. Home Economics. Mi- nor: Bible. ' HARRELL MILLER Texas. Major: Bible. Minor: History. MARTHA LORENZ Nebraska. Major: Home Economics. Minor: English. Parliamentarian Wom- en of Graf ' 42, S. S. Teacher ' 42, Prayer Bond Leader ' 42- ' 43. MARGARET GRACE MOLINE Canada. Major; Music. Minor: Home Economics. Vice President Women of Graf ' 42, Assist. Leader M.V. ' 43, Proyer Band Leader ' 42- ' 43, Assist. Leader Colporteur Band ' 42- ' 43. A. GRAHAM MAXWELL Englond. Major: Bible. Minors: Bibli- cal Languages, English. Secretary S.S. ' 43, President and Lector A Cappello Choir ' 42- ' 43, Leader of Side in Cam- pus Chronicle Campaign ' 38- ' 39, As- sociate Editor Campus Chronicle ' 40, Literary Editor DIOGENES LANTERN ' 42, President Angwin Chamber of Commerce, ' 40. KENNETH PARKER MOORE California. Major: Bible. Minor: His- tory. Advertising Manager Compus Chronicle ' 41 - ' 42, Business Manager Campus Chronicle ' 43, A Cappello Choir ' 41- ' 42. BARBARA MERWIN, R. N. California. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. RUSSELL MORRISON Wisconsin. Major: Industrial Educa- tion. Minor: Education. Treasurer M.V. ' 42- ' 43. ' 9 , « Tl Summer Graduate Sixty-three Summer Graduate u : N - JOHN W. McCONNELL Ohio. Major: Physics. Minor: Chem- istry. Adjutant Medical Cadet Corps ' 42- ' 43, Student Teacher Academy Physics ' 43, Orchestra ' 42- ' 43, A Cap- pello Choir ' 43. ELIZABETH RUTH NELSON, R.N. Colorado. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. ' WINSTON H. McHENRY Indio. Major: Bible. Minor: History. LAURENCE PAYNE Massachusetts. Major: Religion. Min- or: History. Prayer Band Leader ' 40- ' 42. Sergeant-at-Arms Men of Grainger ' 40. ANNE WAGNER-NEERGAARD California. Major: Elementary Educa- tion. Minors: French, Bible. S.S. Secre- tory ' 41- ' 42, Historian Scandinavian Club ' 39- ' 41, Prayer Band Leader ' 41, Leader Primary S.S. (Summer) ' 40, As- sistant Leader Primary Division ' 43. WILLIAM PENICK Michigan. Major: Bible. Minor; Biblical Languages. TON! NEERGAARD Denmark. Major: Bible. Minor: Greek, Modern Languages. Advertising Man- ager DIOGENES LANTERN ' 42. ERNEST PERRY Arizona. Major; Bible. Minor: Biblical Languages. Sixty-four n f N r 1 P 1 LUCILLE POLLOCK, R.N. Wisconsin. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. EZEKIEL RAMIREZ Arizona. Major: Bible. Minors; Speech, Spanish. Editor of Campus Chronicle ' 42, Associate Leader of Spanish Sab- bath School ' 41. FERN POTTER, R. N. Summer Graduate Arizona. Major: Nursing Education. Minor: Biology. Secretary of Corres- pondence Band ' 38. RICHARD ALLEN RENTFRO Kansas. Major: Bible. Minor: History. President Men of Grainger ' 42, Asso- iate Leader Ministerial Seminar ' 42, Assist. Snapshots DIOGENES LAN- TERN ' 43, Prayer Band Leader ' 41 - ' 43, Sabbath School Teacher ' 41- ' 43, Val- lejo Effort ' 42- ' 43. JACK PROVONSHA Utah. Major: Bible. Minors: Speech, History. A Coppello Choir ' 39- ' 42, Makeup Editor Campus Chronicle ' 41 and ' 42, Editor-in-Chief DIOGENES LANTERN ' 43. EVELYN RITTENHOUSE Montana. Major: Secretarial Training. Minors: Education, Bible. Prayer Bond Leader ' 42- ' 43. ROBERTO M. RABELLO Brazil. Major: Bible. Minor: History. ROBERT RIEGER California. Major: Bible. Minor: Edu- cation. Trumpet trio ' 38- ' 39. Leader Ministerial Seminar ' 41 . First semester Senior Class Pastor ' 42. Sixty- five EMILY ANN ROBINSON Californio. Major: English. Minor: Sec- retarial. Side Leader Chronicle Corr- poign ' 40- ' 41, Associate Editor Carr- pus Chronicle ' 41 - ' 42, Feature Editor Compus Chronicle ' 42- ' 43, Snap Editor DIOGENES LANTERN ' 43, Parliamen- tarian Women of Graf ' 42, Sobboth School Teacher ' 42- ' 43. ROBERT H. SHEPARD India. Majors: Bible, History. Minor: Education. Assistant Foreign Mission Bond Leader ' 43. MICHAEL SAMARCHUK Summer Graduate Sixty-six North Dakota. Major: Chemistry. Mi- nor; Biology. JACK V. SHULL Kansas. Major: Bible. Minors: Educa- cation, Chemistry. Prayer Bond Leader ' 37 and ' 41. ' HELEN SANDERS California. Major: Elementary Educa- tion. Minor: English. DAVID SMITH California. Major: Religion. Minors: History, Speech. A Cappeilo Choir ' 42. MARVIN L. SANFORD Nevada. Majors: Religion and Busi- ness Administration. Junior Division S. S. Superintendent ' 42, A Cappeilo Choir ' 40- ' 42, College Literature Mail- ing Unit Leader ' 43, Vice President Men of Grainger. DOROTHY MAY SMITH Massachusetts. Major: Nursing. Min- or: Biology. — i -I REUBEN SPRENGEL Australio. Major: Chemistry. Minor: Physics. Head Janitor (Irwin Hclll ' 42- ' 43, Proyer Band Leader ' 43. VERNON VON POHLE Bolivia. Major: Business Administra- tion. Minor: Architectural Drawing. Advertising Manager Campus Chron- icle ' 42. CHARLES RICHARD TAYLOR Brazil. Majors: Modern Languages, Bible. Superintendent Spanish Sab- bath School ' 39, Member Concert Band ' 39- ' 41, President Aroma Latino ' 40, Assistant Leader M.V. Society ' 41, Literary Editor DIOGENES LANTERN ' 41, Editor-in-Chief DIOGENES LAN- TERN ' 42, Leader Seminar and South American Band ' 43, Asst. Supt. Sab- bath School ' 43. H. EUGENE WALKER California. Major: Religion. Minors: History, Speech. Sabbath School Sec- retary ' 41, Superintendent of Grounds ' 40- ' 43. RICHARD E. TOTTRESS Oklahoma. Major: Bible. Minor: Speech. Assistant Superintendent of Grounds Crew ' 40- ' 43. ELTON WALLACE Arizona. Major: Bible. Minors: Speech, Biblical Languages. Leader Campus Chronicle Campaign ' 41. PAULINE UNDERWOOD Florida. Mojor: Bible. Secretarial. Minor: GLADYS WEIDMAN, R. N. Minnesota. Major: Nursing Education. Minors: Biology, Bible, Secondary Ed- ucation. Sixty-seven n G EVELYN WELCH, R. N. New York. Major: Nursing Education. Minor; Biology. NELLIE WESTPHAL Argentina. Major: Secretarial Science. Minor: Bible. Leader Junior Leader- ship Band ' 41, Assistant Leader Junior Leadership Bond ' 42, General Super- intendent Boord of Counsellors ' 42, A Coppello Choir ' 40- ' 42. MRS. H. D. WHEELER California. Major: Bible, Language. liology. Miners: -P. KEITH WILEY Colorado. Major: Bible. Minors: Greek, History. Sabbath School Teach- er Sanitarium ' 42, Assistant M. V. Leader Sanitarium ' 42, Assistant Home Missionary Secretary Sanitarium ' 43. CAROL F. PHILLIPS California. Speech. MaioT: iible. ■ ' Summer Graduate. T! PROFESSIONAL Professional Seniors ' 43 Larger fields of service loom before their eyes. These professional seniors go forth at commencement to schoolroom, to office, to further preparation for professional practice. MOTTO: Called for Such a Time as This. AIM: To the Unfinished Task. COLORS: Maroon and Gold. FLOWER: White Rose. GLENN BLACKWELDER class President. Calif. Premedicol. Pres. Men of Grainger ' 43, Sab- bath Scfiool Sec ' y ' 43. ■m st . LORRAINE STEVENS Vice President. Oregon. Bible Worker. Graf Hall Monitor. LORRAINE PROVONSHA Secretary of Class. Calif. Two- year Secretarial. KENNETH BROWN Treasurer. Calif. Premedicol. Sec ' y Men of Grainger ' 42, Chronicle Photographer ' 42. PROF. L. MARK HAMILTON Class Sponsor. I t Seventy Tl Professional PAUL ANSPACH Calif. Premedical. Biology Lab. Ass ' t, Ass ' t Sponish Sabbath School Supt. FLOYD BRIGHAM Calif. Premedical. HARRY HARWOOD Calif. Predental. Off. Men of Groinger ' 42- ' 43. ELIZABETH BUTTS Calif. Premedical. Parliamentarian Women of Graf ' 42. KENNETH BRIGHAM Calif. Premedical. Vice President Men of Grainger ' 43. ESTHER LOGAN Calif. Bible Instructor. M. V. Sec. ' 42. Sabbath School Supt. ' 43. A Coppella Choir ' 41 and ' 43. Women of Graf Vice Pres. and Sec. ' 43. KENNETH CANTWELL India. Premedical. Assoc. Editor Campus Chronicle ' 42- ' 43. ETHEL COLE New York City. Secretarial. REYNALDO MARTINEZ Calif. Premedical. ROBERT FOX f. Calif. Premedical. A Coppella Choir ' 42- ' 43. FRANCES GALE Nevada. Secretarial. DANIEL MITCHELL Calif. Premedical. Vice Pres. Men of Grainger ' 42- ' 43. A Coppella Choir. Band. CHARLES GAMBOA Calif. Predental. Assoc. Editor Campus Chronicle ' 42- ' 43. MARTIN HOEHN Premedical. INA RUTH PERRY Arizona. Music Normal. Seventy-one Professional Aiiiili l- ( f — I NILS PETERSON Colif. Premedical. Vice Pres. Men of Grainger ' 42- ' 43. ETHEL READ Calif. Premedical. Vice Pres. Wom- en of Graf. ERMA RETZER Bible Worker. ELDON SCOTT Calif. Predental. SHERMAN WALLACE Calif. Predental. WALTER STANTON Calif. Premedical. LOLITA THOMPSON Secretarial. GRACE WALLA Calif. Premedical. JOHN HOLLOWAY Calif. Predental. WARREN WAREHAM Canada. Predental. Sgt. at Arms Men of Grainger. ' «■ • ' No Picture BESSIE SPUEHLER Calif. Music Major. ROBERT CLARK Calif. Premedical. Seventy-two JACK WHEELER Calif. Premedical. Treos. Men of Grainger ' 42- ' 43, JUNIORS For their ready wit and sense of humor, for their talent so freely shared with us, for their bud of dignity and serenity soon to blossom full and flush in the sunlight of seniorhood; for all this we will remember them. But it will be for more than this. They were the freshmen who wrote to us of the joys of college life— the sophomores who made those first few days of college bearable. They are the juniors of today— the class of 1944. Seventy-three ROSE SCOFiELD Vice President BEN MATTISON Class President DON SATHER Treasurer GEORGE MUNSON Class Pastor LEROY BULLER Parliamentarian DOROTHY WEBSTER Secretary CHARLES E. WENIGER Class Sponsor Juniors Maybell Banks Betty Bowers Richard Figuhr Clyde Bradley Morgurite Brusch Howard Francis Warren Byers Yuk You Chun Carl Fong Harold Clark Willard Clark Evan Fong Howard Crawford Helen Davidson 1 Eilene Goodrich Seventy-five f Juniors Leslie Gould Bob Hollock Weston Johnson Susie Hankins Martha Harlin Dorothy Johnstone Gerald Haun Thelma Hemme Walter Knittle lillBIBrf ' ' ' rl HHE ' --sr Roy Howard Gerald Johnson Frank Lin ■ Weiland Henry Warren Hilliard DeVer Laursen Seventy-six Juniors Earnest Lufz Juanita MofRtt Virgil Nash Luther Martin Thermutis Padilla Lester Patterson f Bennie Matthews 3- L ¥ Frank Peterson Peryl Porter Eileen Moore Eddie Rebok Fernon Retzer Sidney Moody Helmuth Retzer Elvire Roth ' Professional Senior. California. Premedicol. Treasurer of Premedical Club. Associate Editor Campus Chronicle. Publicity Manager For- eign Missions band. Seventy-seven Rocklyn Rouse Elden Smith Richard Utt Lester Storz Robert Thompson Otto Vymiester lii No Picture James Gillespie Leonard Hare Ruth Mitchell Elizabeth Woodmansee Seventy-eight LOWER CLASSMEN Not yet, but soon to be Juniors, Seniors, Graduates, these lower classmen. Green may well characterize their class color, but then, is it not the color of living, growing things? What is college, they ask optimistically. We reply, it is what you make it in the years to come. You are the leaders of tomorrow. Seventy-nine Left to right: Standing: An- na Laura Harlin, Lois Mor- gan, Carole Furber, Joyce Cott, Irene Knittle. Left to right: Dorothy McCown, Donna Cour- ville, Betty Rue, Joanna Heim, Mary Sitter, Bet- ty Stump, Barbara Par- sons, Geraldine Baum- bach. Left to right: Alice Soren- sen, Dorothy Lashier, Mar- cello Bullock, Frances Morkham, Ruth Barber, Faye Jull, Norma Wag- staff, Ruth Bullock, Lucille Parks, Elyse Rowe, Doris Scheidemon, Georgia Per- rin, Carol Hallock, Mar- gorie Belben. And Others Left to right: George Burg, George Smith, Robert Cal- kins, Genevieve Osborne, Elizabeth Kuhlman, George Ellquist, lie Stove- sand, Jack Ragsdale, Bet- ty Amoroso. Left to right: Rob- ert Thomas, Rox- anna Peters, Ells- worth Larsen, Lu- cille Parks, Cor- rine Kindred, Harry Ramsay, Louise Francis, Lupe Haro, Ralph McCloskey, Helen Jenkins, Neil Coeur - Barron, Shirley Franklin, Milford Anholm, Jean Morgan. m I LL Left to right: Alva Ap- pel, Charles Reid, Paul Gregoroff, Edward Block, Kenneth Wong, Jose Nessim, Maurice Smith. 11! Left to right: Ruth Sanders, Helen Lonham, Dean Gib- son, Edwin Kraft, Robert Montanye, Eugene Maxson, Lahoma Blackburn, Mary Williams, He- lyn Anderson, Faye McDaniel. Left to right: Li Va n Dolson, Ch|- ter Wong, L o|s Drummond, Myrh Bolton, Paul Yd- venko, N o r m m Sommerville, Ne ' - ton Tonge, Vere Mast, Ruth Re i, Merritt Warren. Left to right: David Webster, Vernon Wall, Casper O m p h r o y , Lloyd Lind, Nick Comi- nos, Clyde Bailey, Clif- ton Jeter, James Houghton, Lee Hinkle, Robert Boekenoogen, Frank Sloven. 5|ley, Harold Donald- K (standing I, Paul ' ttel, Donald Swin- , Robert Richards, 5nard Tilton, James 5 ooley, George Rue, rvln Rowse, Ernest ■ ' e istondingi, Eu- 3ie Shreyer. Left to right; V a d Studt, David Hughs, Robert Nelson, Willi.it Harbour, Melvin Hei? rich, Harvey Retzer,)r B. Harrison, Stany Griswold, Arthur Dc5. Left fo right: Iva Munson, Claire Sappingfield, Eloise Litchfield, Irene Crocker, Adela Kuhlman, Roberta Salisbury. Left to right: Standing: La- Verne Baker, Evelyn Cor- dis, Venita Fox. Sitting: Maurine Block, Vir- ginia Beasley, Wilma El- ler, Edith Carleton. Left to right: Stand- -i ing: Dorothy Castle- man, Arleen Chap- ,5 man, Wilma Figuhr, j Justine Reed, Ann Millet, Sitting: Rosa- : lyn Lind, Thelma For- ) and, Florence Hoff-Jr man, Dorris Hamil- ' ton, Mary Ellen | Hartley. Left to right: Lois June Smart, Richard Breitigam, Mervyn Maxwell, Bernarr Johnson, Beverly Teghtmeyer, Eileen Fischer, Laurence Maxwe Geoffrey Gardner, Dorothy King, Grace Van Ffcok, Rob- ert Frank, Charlotte James, Jean Tuttle, Luella Yankee, Ruth French. Left to right: ArthuiM Mitchell, Lorita Zend-, ' ner, Milton McHenry H Esther Nelson, Rober DuBose, Osie Lee Zend-t ner, George Ellquistlj Theda Cook, Howarc:- ' Heath, Ruth Barton Edward Evans, Nancvi Evans, Bill April , Rachen Cummings, Evelyn Cum:; mings, Joyce Cott, Mar-, jorie Wearner, Boyd 1 Thompson, Lupe Hare Dorothy Smith, Ivo ' Woodward. ;■ f 1 I i 1 111 II i f Left to right: Martha Retzer, Martha Rooks, Wilbur Hutch- inson, Gordon Jenson, Evelyn Seibel, Arlie Sanders, Albert Mayes, Frances Sherman. -eft to right: John Al- 3pa, Roy Hay, Irvin .ehman, Victor Merth, ?alph Steen, Francis Cossentine, Calvin Pe- ■erson, Eric Ward, Wi iiom A p r i I e , Carlos Jenks. PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE FOREIGN! MISSIONARY MA SPOIMSOREO BY l-tJN4MI AND FOREIGN MISSIOM BAND ILBCEMD HBEAl-OSBURC C01_I-EGE 1882-1904 PACIFIC u 4lO J coi-i-Eae mrr — Wtft-twr now in The fwM - ' Wcrlwr returned er fransmn V . worlwr d0«4 J . « ' Nineteen hundred years ago the humble Teacher of Nazareth looking down through the years gave to His small group of followers the gospel commission that knows no bounds, no racial discrimination, no limitations of time or space. In many lands, under many difficult and discouraging conditions modern disciples, alumni of our college, are carrying the cross of Christ to those who know Him not. Into all the world has been the command, and there in obedience to the divine injunction you will find P.U.C. ' s own missionaries wherever there is need. We honor- them— apostles, scholars, martyrs, pioneers. L MARK HAMILTON President of P.U.C. Alum- ni Association. Ninety n WM J - Although closely connected with the College, the Pacific Union College Preparatory School is under separate administration and carries on its own activities, including Sabbath School, Mis- sionary Volunteer Society, orchestra and Preparatory Student Assembly with its training in organization and the presentation of educational and recreational programs. ALEXANDER R. MONTEITH, A.M. Principal of the Preparatory School The new Preparatory School building designed for modern Christian education. ENID VAN ASPEREN, A.B. MYRTLE V. MAXWELL, A.M. Director of Elementary Teacher Training MILDRED MARTIN, A.B. LUCILLE TUTTLE, A.B. y £ These industrious students are the future men and women of Pacific Union College. By the efTiciency of the instructors, the elementary school has rapidly grown and is still growing. ■; Along with the recent increased enrollment, there hove been new i improvements added. The playground has been enlarged with the ; addition of swings and other new and better equipment. i. Seventh and eighth grades and Miss Mildred Martin, critic teacher. A view of Mrs. Lucille Tuttle ' s classroom and grades one to three. Ninety-four IN ACTION All work and no ploy isn ' t good even for college students. From the busiest professor to the most leisurely student, each finds in recreation and play surcease from mental stress and nervous strain. Some like it active, some like it in extra- curricular activities, while still others prefer it strictly personalized. Ninety-five Ninety-six ti J n b Editors are people who keep their fingertips on the throbbing pulse of the world- in this case, our Howell Mountain world. Quixotically, they ore the distracted, disheartened, disheveled, mad, shouting journalists who sit behind editorial desks and accummulate mountainous quantities of waste paper while they scribble distractedly on voluminous pads of pulp paper. Actually, they are the safe, sane, sharp-witted, clear-headed personages who keep the presses rolling out the kind of publications you like to get. Turn the page and get better acquainted with your editors and their staffs. Ninety-seven DOROTHY WEBSTER Editor-in-chief EDITORIAL COUNCIL Editor-in-Chief, Dorothy Webster ' 44 Associate Editor — Dorothy Bergin ' 43 Associate Editor Franl Peterson ' 43 Associate Editor -...Walter Rea ' 45 Associate Editor Harold Clark ' 44 News Editor Martha Rooks ' 44 Alumni Editor Fern Beltz ' 45 Exchange Editor Mary Ellen Hartley ' 45 Makeup Editor ...Ralph Jones ' 45 Typist .Jean Tuttle ' 45 Literary Adviser Prof. Charles D. Utt ' 17 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager E. Luther Martin ' 43 Assistant Business Manager Bernard Tilton ' 45 Advertising Manager Vernon von Pohle ' 43 Circulation Manager Eilene Goodrich ' 44 Staff Photographer Kenneth Brown ' 43 Business Adviser Prof. H. D. Wheeler ' 22 Reporters and Special Contributors: Irvin Lehman, Barbara Dell Harper, La Verne Baker, Maurine Block, Lois June Smart, Carol Hallock, Tom Cummings, Margaret Moline, Kenneth Cantwell, Maryan Bauer, Jean Morgan, Edythe Carle- ton, Elizabeth Woodmansee. E. LUTHER MARTIN Business Manager First semester Chronicle staff talks it over. i ' } Tfl. 1 ig S, i itdtl L laBfc iei The second semester Chronicle stafF at work. EDITORIAL COUNCIL Editor-in-Chief. WILLIAM MILLIARD ' 43 Associate Editor Charles Gomboa ' 43 Associate Editor Martha Rooks . ' 44 Associate Editor C. Mervyn Maxwell ' 46 Associate Editor Kenneth Contwell ' 43 Alumni Editor Elmon Folkenberg ' 43 Feature Editor Emily Robinson ' 43 Exchange Editor Donald Sother ' 44 News Editor Dorothy Loshier ' 45 Makeup Editor Lawrence Maxwell ' 46 Typists Alviria Westphal ' 45, Alice Sorensen ' 43, Jean Tuttle ' 45 Literary Adviser Prof. Charles D. Utt ' 17 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manoger Kenneth Moore ' 43 Assistant Business Manager Bernard Tilton ' 45 Advertising Manager Alwyn Dovis ' 45 Circulation Manager Eilene Goodrich ' 44 Staff Photographer Milton Henderson ' 44 Business Adviser Prof. H. D. Wheeler ' 22 REPORTERS: Daniel Mitchell, Robert Ehrke, Mervin Chaffin, Helyn Anderson, Jean Morgan, Rosalyn Lind, Warren Warehom, John Holloway. I 4« BILL MILLIARD Edifor-in-chief KENNETH MOORE Business Monager Ninety-nine n n t b Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Literary Editor Feature Editor Snapshot Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Faculty Advisors; Production Business Jack Provonsha Ralph Jones Eddie Rebok Marion John Dorothy Webster Harold Clark Emily Robinson Bernard Tilton Walter Rea Helmuth Retzer George H. Jeys James Oss Substofl: Literary: Dorothy Bergin, Mervyn Maxwell, Jean Tuttle, Tom Cummings, Snaps: Betty Stump, Dick Rentfro, Charles Gomboa, Helyn Anderson. Circulation: Glenn Blackwelder, DeVer Loursen, Lloyd Davis, Esther Logon, Eileen Fischer, Dorothy Lashier. JACK PROVONSHA Editor-in-chief Called to the service. One hundred i i — r EDWARD REBOK Associate Editor N t s BERNARD TILTON Business Manager MARION JOHN Associate Editor DOROTHY WEBSTER Literary Editor HAROLD CLARK Feature Editor S U f , • 4 M kk EMILY ROBINSON Snapshot Editor HELMUTH RETZER Advertising Monager WALTER REA Circulation Manager n n u r -y To oui- photographer, Professor H. D. Wheeler, we are indebted— for his skill, for his patience, and for the untiring effort that has captured in classroom and on campus the spirit of college life. One hundred two President Smith gives a hearty handshake and a pleasant smile as he welcomes a new student at the annual Hand- shake. P.U.C. students did their bit on the home front by assisting the farmers and ranchers of St. Helena In their fall harvest. AMPAIGN The Campus Chronicle campaign is strongly reminiscent of Art Hayton and his Army, Rentfro and his strong-man act, and Wal- ter Rea doing his bit to get things rolling. unu The Chronicle victory banquet was jampacked with gaif| spontaneity and sparkle. Tucked into the program was A Coppella quartet and the Trumpet Trio. The social calendar of Pacific Union College was topped this yeor by the traditional Mother-Daughter Dinner, a biennial event. The gathering was especially delightful, for in spite of gas rationing, over two hundred mothers came to the Hilltop. The entire affair was under the direction of Marion John, president of the Women of Graf. The atmosphere of colonial days, the good food, soft lights, singing waiters- all contributed to the enjoyment of a memorable evening One hundred five One of the many happy occasions that seniors look back on with fond memories is the annual Faculty-Senior Banquet. One hundred six Tense ball players get on their toes as Bob Olson hits out their way. IllirJilllinnii A cross section of the capaci- ty crowd ... a symmetrical human pyramid . . . patriotic pageant— all highlights in a program of spotlights, flood- lights, and colored lighting— the Varieties of 1943 , the Diogenes Lantern Benefit Program. DftOGRAMG D PICNICS Avid baseball fans hoot and holler in the bleachers at the old dust bowl. J J t The Men of Grainger is an organization sponsored by the young men of Grainger Hall. This organization exists for them, by them, and is of them. It has been responsible for numerous programs, special occasions, and guest speakers. It is the body that sponsors their feeds and rough houses, and draws the men together in a real bond of friendly comradeship. PRESIDENTS OF THE MEN OF GRAINGER FOR 1942-43: Glenn Blackwelder, James Jespersen, Eddie Rebok, Richard Rentfro. One hundred eight Monday evening in Graf Hall is reserved for retreshiing relaxation in tfie parlor. Local talent is given free expression in tfiese quiet get-togethers of the Women of Graf. Readings, music, both vocal and instrumental, poetry and personalities, visits from the Men of Grainger, have made these hours pleasant and memorable. PRESIDENTS OF THE WOMEN OF GRAF FOR 1942-43: Alma Ambs, Rowena Maccaulay, Marion John, Dorothy Lashier. J n They call them Sousaphones . . . Professor Poulin and a section of the band . . . Trumpeteers Three— Mitchell, Sorensen, and Figuhr .... Girls ' Trio— Carol, Rose, and Evelyn .... The Knights of the King Quartet composed of Messrs. Dietrich, Moyes, Merth, and Lehman. is •5 - ?P5-siwwwBiew?« r The College Literature Association under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Swearingen is carrying on real missionary work with its 3500 Signs. Elder Fishell, Union Conference field missionary leader, poses with his conference secre- taries and prospective colporteurs— members of the College Colporteur Band. r ' J Commander-in-Chief H. W. Clark of the Civilian Defense Corps, leads out in a discussion with the local wardens. This well-organized group keeps the village and the college in tune with the Notional Defense Council. During the first semester a large volunteer group was trained in the arts of wartime defense. In cose bombs do fall, the community will be prepared for any eventualities. The auxilliary police, first aiders, decontamina- tion squad, bomb reconaissance squads, and maintenance groups are some of the efficient, trained groups that are qualified to take over in such emergency. One hundred twelve CANDID • PERSONALITY PARADE Myrlyn ' s ready for a game . . . Sech enthusiasm, Eugene! . . . There ere smiles . . . Jimmy looking natural . . . Now Betty . . . Warren ... A snap- py occasion. Genial, aren ' t they? ... Off to class ... All dressed up . . . Disheartened, no doubt . . . Lieutenant Wallace . . . Just to prove they .were there . . . That far-away look . . . Bennie feels informal . . . Degrees in the gustatory process . . . Miss Winning and mascot . . . Holding down the sidewalk . . . Time out for fresh air ... A family affair . . . Ain ' t he sweet? . . . Grounds crewman Tottress . . . Pensive, Marion? . . . Looks just like you. Bill . . . Iris in the snow . . . Pro- fessor McConnel ... The Smiths take a bow . . . Vanity, all is vanity, Joan . . . Had a hard time on second floor, Russell? That ' s bod, Jean . . . Elder and Mrs. Jensen, informally . . . That ' s Eldon Scott and Kenneth Contwell . . . Richard has a real love for the great out-of-doors ... It must be a nice posie ... A gathering of the faithful . . , Goldilocks . . . Roommates Drummond and Costleman. Stratemeyer and Stratemeyerette . . . Buller and Mitchell contemplote . . . Hemme, Knittle, and Hansen In cheerful frame of mind ... A little Reo of sunshine . . . Anne and Emily . . . Thelma among the flowers . . . Black in white . . . Dietrich about to wet his whistle . . . President and Mrs. Smith . . . Wait a little longer, Baosch . . . Mae Smith celebrates . . . Winning Winning . . . Ho, ho, Gregg . . . Miss Miliett smiles darkly . . . Van Hook and Salisbury on the lawn . . . The Sanford family tree takes root . . . Back-seat drivers Castleman, Drummond, Bolton, and Aagaard ... A new boy friend? . . . Don ' t split, Don ... A dog in the hand is worth . . . Miss Reed, we presume . . . Priebe sinks another basket . . . Rentfro and the evil eye . . . Lashier, Barber, and Higgins watch the Fords go by . . . Wallace grins . . . Smith sans chick- ens . . . Popoway looks oway . . . Montanye looks right at you . . . Where to, Miss Blackburn? ' : t ■ - ' v ii ■ 5 HI 3 f 9 K [ t-i (3 f A] 4-t™i d fcrtB i i Long live China! . . . From Hawaii . . . Ramirez, conquering hero, comes . . . Eddie . . Ladies of leisure . . . Davidson, preacher . . . Taking it easy . . . Stouffers— moy their group steps out . . . It ' s Miss Long . . . Oh, Irma . . . Preparing for gas rationing . . sen, Davidson, and McCoy enjoy the sun . . . Mis-cellcneous, et cetera . . . and Edie . . • ■ • Higgins smiles . and Frances think it McCloskey and Gibson, Plutocrats good hit . . . Out of the night Nice doggie Olson b ' the sun ' s in Myer ' s eyes tribe increase . . . A Graff Hall Block faces the future Laur- Reisw ig out to mend the world efore the home un . . . Lois June Dustbowl refugees . . . boning? . . . John looks provocative . . . Oh, for o monl . . . The FoMetts . . . Uncle Charlie . . . Norma and Margaret . . . Rugged at the Zoo . . . Ruth takes a sniff . . . Emily and Emily . . . Handsome, isn ' t he? . . . Gordon ' neath the Bauer . . . Cott you that time . . . Who ' s Russelling those pages? . . . Can ' t you fellows read? . . . Posing on the steps . . . Two Stumps . . . Where to, Jean? . . . Neil and Terry . . . Scandinavians We . . . Dick . . . Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen . . . Companee, aten-shun! . . . Angels of mercy . . . Elder and Mrs. French pose for the camera . . . The Fritz ' s. . Chummy, aren ' t they? . . , Tsk, fsk, where are you, Delbert? . . . This is your com- . Fernon— an optimistic mood . . . Does this happen often? ... A pause that refreshes Look pleasant, please . . . Hold that smile . . . Texas Roy . . . Elizabeth in serious mood, . . Let ' s go . . . Meet Miss Franklin . . . Really, Elton . . . Elder French and Mr. Acker- man like picnics . . . Must be Dotty and Betty . . . Sizing up the photographer? . . . Arthur . . . Our apple, Segundo? . . . Jack Mormons, no doubt . . . Maxwell and Company . . . Whither bound, Lester Patterson? . . . Now, is it Mary or Margaret? ... Or is it Leo? . . . Another Texan . . . Lined up for inspection. Penny for your thoughts. Dean mentator, the Voice of Hope . . . . Wilma sees the birdie . . while Ethel looks indulgently on Il ' s no use, Schlenker . . . Turn off the sun, says Fighy . . . Defense worker No. 89327 . . . They say it with smiles . . . You again? . . . Who ' s that smile for, Ann? . . . Bob, just looking on . . . Another Hen Med. ... Up from south of the border . . . Where did you hide those dimples, Ivo? . . . Vercie ... I hove a message for you . . . Go in and out the window . . . Evelyn, the sign, and the ivy . . . Two seniors and a frosh . . . He ' s wearing a uniform now ... Up a tree . . . Dorothy laughs it off . . . It ' s all in your point of view . . . Another figure . . . Studying, no doubt . . . McCoy and Ldurson burn the midnight oil . . . Small frys . . . Ann and Toni watch for Santa . . . Tres hombres or san-go jen . . . What ' s so funny? . . . Dorothy absorbs some ultraviolet . . . Take it easy. Shelly, that ' s Steen ' s neck! . . . Misses Wagstaff and Moline beam ... Is that a horse laugh, J. B.? . . . Pinkie ' s best come-hither smile . . . Glamour girls . . . Try the train next time, Edith . . . Colporteurs Rentfro and Loeppke must have made a sale, imagine that! ftOSHR Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. , Cal. Calif, regon Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. A Aagaard, Jean, 80, 107, 115, 119.... 610 15th St., S. F., Alapa, John, 89 Angwin, Allen, Everett 6210 St. He ' ena Highway, Napa, Ambs Alma, 16, 56, 59, 105, 109, L. S. College, Arlington, Ammundsen, Burton, 83, 111 1 1 1 00 Pine St., Lynwood, Amoroso, Betty, 82 Argwin, Amoroso, Doris Angwin, Amoroso, Richard Angwin, Anderson, Alvin, 107 Rt. 4, Bov 1467, Modes ' o, Anderson, Arthur Rt. 1, Box 72A, St. He ' ena, Anderson, Helyn, 28,84, 101, 105, 116, 3327 Atlas Rd., Napa Anholm, Milford, 42, 82, 108 Box 694, Loma Linda, Anspach, Paul, 71 737 B St., Springfield, O Appel, Alva, 45, 46, 84, 104, 107, 110, 117, 118.. Angwin, Aprile, Erma Sanitarium, Aprile, William, 29, 88, 89, 111, 114 Sanitarium, Atchley, Euel 935 E. Fairview, Inglewood, B Baasch, David, 59, 114, 115 1957 Penn. Ave., L. A., Calif. Babcock, Alice, 26, 56 Angwin, Calif. Bailey, Clyde, 44, 45, 85, 114. . 3687 Cedar Ave., Lynwood, Calif. Bailey! Harvey, 85 Rt. 2, Box 916, Modesto, Calif. Baker, Loe, 83, 116 Angwin, Calif. Baker, LaVerne, 87 138 S. Mill St., Santa Paulo, Calif. Baldwin, Bernell, 89 Angwin, Calif. Baldwin, Dalton, 89 Angwin, Calif. Bollard, Margaret, 86, 115 3008 Harper St., Berkeley, Calif. Bonks, Maybelle, 75, 105, 106, 111 Farmington, Wash. Barber, Mary, 115 Summit, Calif. Barber, Ruth, 81, 111, 117.. 3939 Altamont Ave., Oakland, Calif. Barber, Walter, 26, 48, 59, 111 . . . .Box 213, Son Anselmo, Calif. Borr, Eddie, 107 Rt. 4, Box 60, Wichita, Kansas Barry, Charles, 50 Cottonwood, Calif. Barton, Ruth, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Bauer, David, 86, 111, 117, 1 1 9 .. 1 923 Eden Ave., Glendale, Calif. Bauer, Moryan, 49, 86, 1 1 1 . . . .432 Alabama St., Vallejo, Calif. Boumbach, Geroldine, 40, 80 Rt. 1, Box 17, Escalon, Calif. Beosley, Ervin Rt. 2, Box 986, Modesto, Calif. Beasley ' , Virginia, 87, 1 1 1 Mesquite, New Mexico Belben, Morjorie, 81 2507 Fine St., San Francisco, Calif. Bell, William 628 E. Jockson, Stockton, Calif. Beltz, Alex 4146 W. 62nd St., Los Angeles, Calif. Beltz, Fern, 54, 98, 116, 118 Arroyo Grande, Calif. Berg, Roselyn Rt. 2, Box 725, Santo Cruz, Calif. Bergin, Dorothy, 82, 98, 1 18 . . 1 351 Pacific St., Santa Monica, Col. Biloff, Reuben, 48, 59 Angwin, Calif. Block, Charles, 40, 84, 104, 115. .316 ' 2 E. Lomita, Glendale, Cal. Blackburn, Lahomo, 84, 115 11033 Pine St., Lynwood Calif. Blackwelder, Glenn, 35, 52, 70, 108 1048 O St., Fresno, Calif. Blockwelder, Robert Fresno, Calif. Block, Mourine, 87, 116 Rt. 1, Box 543, Wesloco, Texas Boekenoogen, Robert, 85 200 Irving St., San Francisco, Calif. Boger, Joy, 104 241 Hampden Ave., Alhombro, Call ' . Bolton, Myrlyn, 84, 113 340 63rd St., Oakland, Calif. Bowen, Robert Angwin, Calif. Bowers, Betty, 21, 75.... 298 Pettis Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Bradley, Clyde, 75 Angwin, Calif. Breifigom, Richard, 88 642 Glenmore, Glendale, Calif. Brennon, Ruth Angwin, Calif. Brennon, William Angwin, Calif. Brewer, May Angwin, Calif. Briggs, Lois, 86, 116 Rt. 2, Box 556, Sebastopol, Calif. Brigham, Floyd, 45, 71, 111 271 N. L St., Dinuba, Calif. Brigham, Glenn 271 N. L St., Dinuba, Calif. Brigham, Kenneth, 45, 71, 108, 111.. 271 N. L St., Dinuba, Calif. Brix, Dovie, 1 8, 59 Rt. 4, Box 81, Fresno, Calif. Browghton, Elizabeth Angwin, Calif. Brown, Kenneth, 70, 98, 117... .7226 S. Main, Los Angeles, Calif. Brusch, Marguerite, 40, 44, 52, 75, 104. .Storbuck, Manitoba, Can. Buller, Juonito, 86 107 Box 472, Shatter, Calif. Buller, LeRoy, 35, 52, 75, 104, 115. .Rt. 1, Box 255, Shofter, Calif. Bullock, Marcella, 81 125 Harrier St., Vallejo, Calif. Bullock, Ruth, 81, 104 125 Harrier St., Vallejo, Calif. Burg, George, 82 Angwin, Calif. Butts, Mary, 71, 116, 118. 4120 St. Helena Highway, Napa, Col. Byers, Warren, 75 143 Frincevolle St., Gilroy, Calif. Calkins, Robert, 82 Angwin, Calif. Campbell, Ellen, 34, 36, 54, 63, 114, 955 Virginia, El Segundo, Col. Canon, Elizabeth, 16, 29, 36, 86. .1967 S. 15th, E. Salt Lake City Cantwell, Kenneth, 3 i, 35, 44, 71 , 99, 104, 1 1 1 , 1 14 2E06 E. 8th, Notional City, Calif. Corleton, Barbara, 43, C3, 107, 116, 119 373 Eest Ave., San Leandro, Calif. Corleton, Edith, 87, 116, 119. . 378 Best Ave., Son Leandro, Calif. Castle, Leolo, 28 Angwin, Calif. Costlemon, Dorothy, 34, 83, 114, 115, 119 7117 Floska St., Huntington Park, Calif. Coviness, Agnes, 56 Angwin, Calif. Coviness, Lawrence, 42, 59 Angwin, Calif. Chaff in, Mervin, 83 R:. 9, Box 11 3-E, Fresno, Calif. Chang, Mun On, 9 Box 1355, Hilo, Hawaii Chapman, Arleen, 83 Box 227, Newcastle, Calif. Cheek, Ted, 104 240J E. Third, N. Little Rock, Arkansas Choy, Bong Hee, 26, 27, 59 Angwin, Calif. Christiansen, Oscar 4401 Reinhardt Drive, Oakland, Calif. Chun, Yuk You, 29, 75, 1 16. . ,2103 N. School St., Honolulu, T.H. Clark, Harold, 50, 75, 98, 1 01 , 1 1 1 Angwin, Calif, Clark, Robert, 35, 44 General Hospital, Santa Mario, Calif. Clark, Wolter, 45, 59 Angwin, Calif. Clark, Willord, 75 Angwin, Calif. Clark, Winston, 86 Angwin, Calif. Coeur-Barron, Neil, 82, 117 1902 W. 84th, Los Angeles, Calif. Cole, Ethel, 16, 37, 71 1530 E. 17th St., Brooklyn, New York Collings, Hazel Angwin, Calif. Cominos, Nick, 85 3924 Lyman Road, Oakland, Calif. Cook, Theda, 88 Box 22, Woodbridge, Calif. Cook, Willord Angwin, Calif. Cordis, Evelyn, 40, 87 551 Poplar St., Loma Linda, Calif. Cossentine, Anno Angwin, Calif. Cossentine, Francis, 89 Angwin, Calif. Cott, Joyce, 80, 88, 117 Rt. 1, Box 73A, St. He ' ena, Calif. Cottrell, Elizabeth, 53 Angwin, Calif. Cottrell, Raymond, 56 Angwin, Calif. Courville, Donna, 83 Angwin, Calif. Courville, Verna, 89, 116 Angwin, Calif. Covert, Bess, 31, 54, 86. 104 Rt. 1, Box 70, Hanford, Calif. Craig, Newton Angwin, Calif, Crandoll, Herbert Angwin, Calif. Crawford, Edna Angwin, Calif. Crawford, Howard, 26, 75 Angwin, Calif. Crocker, Irene, 87, 107 Rt. 9, Box 431C, Fresno, Calif. Crocker, Phyllis Rt. 9, Ecx 481C, Fresno, Calif. Cummings, Evelyn, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Cummings, Rachel, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Cummings, Thomas, 45, 107, 4303 A ' ge ' es Vista Blvd., L. A., Calif. Cupps, Donald Rt. 1, Edinburg, Texas. Currier, Pernell, 46, 58, 117.... 401 N. Howard, Glendale, Calif. Curtis, Newton, 51, 108, 114, 1333 Cordova Ave., Glendale, Calif. Curtis, Vernon Sanitarium, Calif. Dolbey, Dora, 26, 117 Sanitarium, Calif. Dole, Arthur, 86, 11 8.... 2435 W. 16;h, Vancouver, B.C., Canada Davidson, Helen, 75 . Angwin, Calif. Davidson, Lawrence, 83, 107, 103, 111, 114, 1 16 . .Schilling, Calif. Davidson, Rodney, 26, 60, 113 Angwin, Calif. Davis, Alwyn, 29, 86, 99, 110, 114 Angwin, Calif. Davis, Lloyd, 23, 87 Sanitarium, Calif. Davis, Margaret, 80, 1 07 . . . .2505 Las Flores St., Alhombro, Calif. Davis, Mary, 54,80, 114, 118, 2505 Lcs Flores St., Alhombro, Calif. Davis, Phyllis, 83 Angwin, Calif. Dickson, Jean, 114, 119 521 Galer Place, Glendale, Calif. Dionisio, Pablo, 48, 60, 1 19, Meleon 2789, Buenos Aires, Argentina Donaldson, Harold, 38, 85, 108, 311 Colorado Ave., Modesto, Cal. Drake, L ' Morie Twin Foils, Idaho Drummond, Lois, 84, 109, 113, 114, 115, 119 2233 Ala Woi Blvd., Honolulu, Hawaii Dubose, Robert, 88, 114 Sanitarium, Calif Donkin, Morton Duerksen, William 89. Sanitarium, Calif. .Box 157, Shofter, Calif. Ehrke, Robert, 82, 107 215 N. Mayo Ave., Compton, Colif. Eller, Wilmo, 87, 1 18, 119 251 Richland, Glendale, Calif. Ellquist, Alfred, 82, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Emmerson, Melvin Angwin, Calif. Ennis, Elaine, 116 2383 Colorodo Blvd., Eogle Rock, Calif. Ericfi, O. G Angwin, Calif. Erickson, Barbara, 34, 116 Angv in, Calif. Erickson, Melvin Sanitarium, Calif. Evans, Edward, 88 Sonitarium, Calif. Evans, Noncy, 88 . . Sanitarium, Calif. Excell. Robert. 273 Mt. View Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Fallon, Zelma Angwin, Calif. Feldkomp, Betty 20700 W. Main St., Alhambro, Calif. Ferguson, Mary 1287 Lincoln Ave., Son Jose, Calif. Fickess, Lauretta, 27, 60, 105 Angwin, Calif. Figuhr, Ricfiord, 46, 75, 104, 110, 114, 118, 119 3801 Colle Pino, Buenos Aires, Argentina Figuhr, Wilma, 49, 88, 105, 118 3301 Calle Pino, Buenos Aires, Argentina Fink, Gler- R - ' . Box 46X, Fresno, Calif. Fischer, Eileene, 18, 20, 36, 83 Castle Rock, Wash. Fisher, Franklin 1647 Harmon St., Berkeley, Calif. Flory, Harold Angwin, Calif. Floyd, Maryellen Sanitarium, Calif. Folkenberg, Elman, 25, 26, 45, 60, 99, 103, 104, 105, 117 2335 West Blvd. Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Follett, Austin, 87 Angwin, Calif. Follett, Ira, 50, 60, 117 Angwin, Calif. Fong, Carl, 31, 35, 75, 1 16. 1 19. .2014 Eleventh, Sacramento, Col. Fong! Evan, 35, 75, 116. 119 3_3 ' 2 O St. Sacramento, Calif. Forlond, Thelmo, 16, 88, 11 5. 4545 Reinhardt Dr., Oakland, Col. Foster, Delia Angwin, Calif. Fox, Robert, 71 119 Park Terrace, Auburn, Calif. Fox! Venito, 87, 118 Lake Creek, Oregon Francis, Howard, 34, 35, 75 Angwin, Calif. Francis, Louise, 82, 111 203 W. Shepard, Winnemucco, Nev. Frank, Robert, 29, 54, 88.. 3750 Severance St., Son Bernardino Franklin, Shirley, 53, 82, 118 675 S. Lokewood Blvd., Downey, Calif. Fronzke, John Rt. 2, Box 196, Dinubo, Colif. Frazer, Eleanor 2021 Eleonore Drive, Glendale, Colif. French ' , Ruth, 34, 88, 107, 117 1402 Eorll Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. Friesen, Bette, 21, 28, 50, 83, 110 Angwin, Calif. Fritz, Samuel, 34, 56, 118 Sanitarium, Colif. Frye , Sherril, 104 1510 Donald Ave., Martinez, Calif. Furber, Alice, 118 Sanitarium, Calif. Furber, Carol, 80, 114, 118 I 915 N. E. Portland Blvd., Portland, Oregon Golbroith, Thelmo, 29, 60 Angwin, Calif. Gole, Frances, 38, 71, 1 18 216 Rylond St.. Reno, Nevodo Gamboo, Charles, 71, 99, 118 925 16:h St., Moiesto, Calif. Gardiner, Geoffrey, 34. 44, 83. .1175 N. 37th, Los Angeles, Calif. Gorton, Joan, 60, 114, 119. . Sutherland House, Cawnpore, India Caspar, Mitchell Sanitarium, Calif. Gerrons, Forley Angwin, Calif. Getzloff, Wilburn 375 N. 15. h St., Salem, Oregon Gibson, Leonard, 84, 115, 116. .2422 Dalles St., Los Ange ' es, Col. Gillespie, James Angwin, Colif. Glass, Arthur, 89 Sanitarium, Calif. Glover, Audrey, 46 Angwin, Calif. Goodrich, Eilene, 75, 98, 99 Angwin, Calif. Gordon, Warren, 56, 117.. 625 N. Michigon Ave., Pasadena, Col. Gould, Helen, 80 630 Polo Alto Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Gould, Leslie, 76... 630 Polo Alto Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Grant, Dorothy, 89 2063 W. 30th St., Los Angeles, Colif. Grant, Joyce, 116 Son Juan, Texas Grant, Juanito Rt. 2, Box 190, Honford, Colif. Greer, Herbert, 29, 49, 60, 104, 105, 107 Angwin, Colif. Gregg, Frances, 85, 115, 116, 4301 E. Broodwoy, Long Beach, Col. Gregoroff, Paul, 46, 84 Rt. 2, Box 250 Kerman, Calif. Greiner, Eleanor, 104, 105, 113 649 N. Holliston Ave., Pasadena, Colif. Greiner! Helen 649 N. Holliston Ave., Pasadena, Colif. Greiner, Robert, 21, 29, 46, 61, 107, 103 . .649 N. Holliston Ave., Pasadena, Colif. Griswold, Stonley, 49, 86, 111 .2017 Kenwood, Burbonk, Colif. Guptill, Bernice Angwin, Colif. Gutekunst, Ethel, 89, 114 Angwin, Calif. H Hollock, Corol, 40,81, 105, 110, 129 W. Prospect, Lomo Linda, Col. Hollock, Robert, 44, 76, 1 1 1 ... 129 W. Prospect, Lomo Linda, Col. Hamilton, Dorris, 88 Rt. 2, Box 170A, Riverside, Calif. Hamilton, John, 31, 61, 105, 118. . .104 P St., N.W., Wash., D.C. Hanchett, Genevieve, 85 1437 Houghtoiling, Honolulu Honkins, Susie, 18, 76, 103, 109, Rt. 2, Box 660, Santo Cruz, Calif. Hansen, Clifford, 61 Angwin, Calif. Hansen, Isobel Sanitarium, Calif. Hansen, Ruth, 115 Rt. 1, Box 546, Santo Cruz, Colif. Harbour, William, 45, 86, 107, 111 5921 Whitworth Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Hare, Leonard, 29, 107, 108 ....316 Prospect Ave., La Sierra Heights, Arlington, Calif. Horlon, Dorothy, 80 Rt. 1, Box 121, Son Juan Bautisto, Calif. Harlin, Anno, 17, 80, 82, 104, 4358 Townsend Ave., Oaklond, Cal. Harlin, Mortho, 49, 76 4358 Townsend Ave., Oakland, Col. Horo, Lupe, 82, 88, 111 Sanitarium, Calif. Harper, Barbara, 17, 83 812 Santo Borboro St., Santa Paulo, Calif. Harris, James, 34, 103, 111.. 2234 Holister Ter., Glendale, Colif. Harris, Shelby, 61, 111 Angwin, Calif. Harrison, J. B. , 86, 119 Mesillo Park, New Mex. Hartley, Mary Ellen, 28, 53, 88, 98. . Rt. 2, Box 568, Fresno, Calif. Horwood, Horry, 71 Angwin, Calif. Houghton, Jomes, 85 . . . 1058 Main St., Rio Abojo, Panama, R. de P. Houn, Gerald, 23, 76 144 E. Prospect St., Loma Linda, Calif. House, Ado Sanitarium, Colif Hawkins, Cloudie Rt. 2, Grond Ave., Fillmore, Colif. Hay, Roy, 89 .29 Mariano Arose., Ponama City, R. de P Hayton, Arthwell, 61, 104, 107 5230 La Roda Ave., Eagle Rock, Colif Heath, Howard, 88 Sanitarium, Colif. Hedges, Pearl 1331 Pearl St., Nopo, Colif. Heffel, Leoh, 53, 80 1655 Revere Ave., Son Francisco, Calif. Heim, Joanna, 80, 109 Lodi Academy, Lodi, Heinrich, Melvin, 42, 86, 111 425 Tokay St., Lodi, Hemme, Thelmo, 32, 53, 76, 1 1 5, 1 1 7 Rt. 2, Box 107, Chouchilla, Henderson, Milton, 35, 116 8917 A St., Hoyword, Colif. Henry, Weilond, 76, 119 134 Adorns St., Volleio, Colif Higgins, Lorraine, 80, 107, 115, 116 _ 271 Palo Alto Ave., Mountain View, Colif. Higley, Paul 1 1 1 1 Victoria Ave., Venice, Calif. Hilliord, Jessie Angwin, Colif. Hilliard, Worren, 29, 50, 76, 107 Angwin, Calif. Hilliord, Williom, 61, 97, 99, 105 Angwin, Colif. Hinkle, Lee, 85 1244 Market St., Redding, Calif. Hoehn, Martin, 49, 71 Sanitarium, Colif. Hoen, Esther Angwin, Coli:. Hoffman, Florence, 88 Rt. 2, Box 74, Gaston, Oregon Holbek, Eleanor, 53, 54, 61 275 26th St., Oakland, Colif Holder, Helen Angwin, Calif. Hollowoy, John, 44, 72 473 E. 43rd PI., Los Angeles, Colif. Holmes, John, 56 1800 Pennsylvania Ave., Los Angeles, Colif. Honicker, Franklin, 118 145 Conestogo Rd., Wayne, Penn. Howard, Lourene, 111 Rt. 2, Box 380, Phoenix, Arizona Howard, Roy, 26, 76, 107, 118 Angwin, Calif. Hughes, David, 44, 86, 118 1913 Myrtle St., Oakland, Colif. Hutchinson, Wilbur, 49, 89, 111 1203 Stony Rt. Rd., Son Rosa, Calif. Huttenberger, George. .No. 1 Old Hanover Rd., Woodenburg, Md. J Jocobson, Lourito, 17, 21, 56 Angwin, Calif. Jocobson, Melvin, 26, 61, 110 Angwin, Calif. Jomes, Chorlotte, 36, 88 Cicero, Indiana James, Lalo Beth, 40 Angwin, Colif. Jenkins, Helen, 82 Rt. 1. Box 270 ' 2, Sanger, Calif. Jenks, Carlos, 89, 111 . .24070 Eogle Mtn. St., Conogo Pork, Calif. Jenson, Gordon, 89 1004 Porter St., Vallejo, Calif. Jespersen, Jomes, 20, 49, 52, 62, 108 Angwin, Colif. Jeter, Clifton, 85, 111 2112 242nd St., Lomita, Calif. Calif. Calif Colif. John, Marion, 30, 62, 101, 105, 106, 109, 114, 119 1717 Orchord Drive, Glendale, Calif. Johnson, Bernarr, 45, 88, 107, I 17.. 2214 Webster, Berkeley, Cal. Johnson, Burdette, 18, 21, 87 239 Columbia St. Milton, Ore. Johnson, Edith, 119 Sanitarium, Calif. Johnson, Evelyn, 80 249 Napa St., Fresno, Calif. Johnson, Gerald, 76 Angwin, Calif. Johnson, Lillian Angwin, Calif. Johnson, Martha, 37, 62 Sanitarium, Calif. Johnson, Weston, 31, 76. ,3345 Valencia Dr., San Bernardino, Col. Johnstone, Dorothy, 76, 119 Rt. 1, Box 273, Hanford, Calif. Jones, Johnny 3791 Webster St., Oakland, Calif. Jones, Ralph, 116 427 Pettis Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Jones, Reldon, 87, 95, 119 Rf. 1, Box 273, Hanford, Calif. Jull, Faye, 81 Box 235, Auburn, Calif. Juler, George Box 54, Arroyo Grande, Calif. K Kautz, Leono, 85 309y2 S. Central Ave., Lodi, Calif. Kindred, Corrine, 54, 82, 104, 107.. 282 N. Aliso, Ventura, Calif. King, Dorothy, 88, 114 Rt. 1 Box 357, Woterford, Calif. Knittle, David, 23, 1 1 1 Rf. 1 , Box 1 09, Chowchilla, Calif. Knittle, Irene, 54, 80, 115 Rt. 1, Box 109, Chowchilla, Calif. Knittle, Walter, 27, 76 Rt. 1, Box 109, Chowchilla, Calif. Knowlton, Roberta, 37, 62 438 Melrose St., Modesto, Calif. Kraft, Edwin, 84 1309 E. Coronado, Phoenix, Arizona Kraft, Evelyn, 49, 62, 105, 106, 109, 110 1309 E. Coronado, Phoenix, Arizona Kuhlmon, Adelo, 87 Box 255, Biggs, Calif. Kuhlmon, Elizabeth, 52, 82, 86 Box 255, Biggs, Calif. Kwong, Ruby, 116 1311 5th St., Sacramento, Calif. Kyle, Thelma... Angwin, Calif. Land, Thelma Angwin, Calif. Londis, Irma, 21, 29, 86, 116 Chico Hospital, Chico, Calif. Lanham, Helen, 84, 109, 116 350 S. W. 29th Rd., Miami, Fla. Larson, Ellsworth, 27, 45, 82, 103, 107 222 Webb Drive, Glendale, Calif. Lashier, Dorothy, 28, 81, 99, 104, 109, 110, 115 761 S. Dora St., Ukiah, Calif. Lashier, Gaylond Angwin, Calif. Laughhead, Lois .357 S. Backer St., Fresno, Calif. Loughton, Frances Angwin, Calif. Loursen, DeVer, 29, 50, 76, 116, 119 Angwin, Calif. Layland, Calvin, 42, 62 Angwin, Calif. Leary, Beverly 1045 N. Wilson Way, Stockton, Calif. Lehman, Irvin, 29, 40, 89, 104, 110, 114 3010 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, Calif. Leon, Merardo, 62 Angwin, Calif. Lewis, Erwin, 87 Witter, Calif. Lin, David, 32, 116 Angwin, Calif. Lin, Frank, 40, 43, 76, 116 Rati no ma St., Monado, D. I. E. Lind, Lloyd, 85, 103 Rt. 1 , Box 408A, Lodi, Calif. Lind, Rosalyn, 36, 38, 88, 103, 119. .Rt. 3, Box 602, San Jose, Cal. Litchfield, Elouise, 87, 111, 117....Rt. 1, Box 87, Acampo, Calif. Loeppke, Irwin, 35, 57, 62, 1 1 8, 1 1 9 Angwin, Calif. Logan, Esther, 18, 20, 21, 71, 109 Paradise, Calif. Long, Mildred, 80, 107, 116 Angwin, Calif. Loo, Charng Hee, 63 Angwin, Calif. Lorenz, Martha, 62, 1 09 Rt. 1, Box 115, Arlington, Calif. Lui, Samuel, 116, 119 Kealia, Kouoi, Territory of Hawaii Lutz, Earnest, 20, 40, 77, 111, 117 Loma Linda, Calif. Macaulay, Rowena, 27, 52, 58, 106, 107, 109 Paradise Valley Sanilarium, Notional City, Calif. Mall, Margaret, 85 960 Rio Camino, Yuba City, Calif. Markham, Frances, 81 Twain, Calif. Martin, Luther, 34, 77, 98. .103 Garfield Court, Olean, New York Martinez, Rey, 35, 71, 117, 118, 1615 Michigan Ave., Los Angeles Mast, Vercie, 48, 54, 84, 116, 119 560 College Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. Masterman, Iris, 85, 114 Lester, Wash. Matschke, Ernest Cathay, Calif. Matthews, Bennie, 21, 48, 50, 77, 108, 114 1723 14th Ave., Oakland, Calif. Mattison, Ben, 20, 26, 74 Angwin, Calif. Moxson, Eugene, 32, 84 975 Darby Rd., Son Marino, Calif. Maxwell, Graham, 21, 49, 63, 105, 106, 117, 118 Rt. 1, Box 513, Los Altos, Calif. Maxwell, Lawrence, 34, 88, 99, 111, 118 Rt. 1, Box 513, Los Altos, Calif. Maxwell, Mervyn, 45, 88, 99, 107, 108, 111, 118 Rt. 1 , Box 5 1 3, Los Altos, Calif. Mayes, Albert, 49, 89, 104, 110. .6546 Dover St., Oakland, Calif. Mellor, Charles Sanitarium, Calif. Merth, Victor, 49, 89, 104, 110, 111 Angwin, Calif. Merth, Esther Angwin, Calif, Merwin Barbara, 37, 63, 114, 115, 117, 119 1 146 S. Curson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Miller, Horrell, 63 Angwin, Calif. Miller, Milton, 34. . Angwin, Calif. Miller, John 1114 Villa, Mountain View, Calif. Millet, Sara, 88, 115 3024 Stanton St., Berkeley, Calif. Mitchel, Arthur, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Mitchell, Cloribe! Angwin, Calif. Mitchell, Daniel, 44, 54, 71, 104, 108, 110, 115 1945 E. Glenooks Blvd., Glendale, Calif. Mitchell, Lelond, 82, 111 703 Cole St., Loma Linda, Calif. Mitchell, Ruth, 37, 106 Angwin, Calif. Moffitt, Juanifa, 1 7, 77 3884 Coolidge Ave., Oakland, Calif. Moline, Margaret, 20, 52, 63, 109, 111, 117, 119 College Heights, Alberta, Canada Montanye, Robert, 84, 115 . .Angwin, Calif. Monteith, Mary Angwin, Calif. Moody, Sidney, 77, 1 1 1 St. Helena, Calif. Moore, Eileen, 21, 77, 104, 109, 119 Compo, Calif. Moore, Kenneth, 29, 42, 63, 99 Angwin, Calif. Morgan, Jean, 82 3018 Fulton St., Berkeley, Calif. Morgan, Lois, 80, 107 Box 686 Corcoran, Calif. Morris, Robert, 28, 45, 89, 107, 111.. 222 South 5th, Monrovia, C 222 South 5th, Monrovia, Calif. Morrison, Russell, 18, 43, 56, 63, 114, 117 Arpin, Wisconsin Munson, George, 26, 74 Angwin, Calif. Muldner, Clara Box 297, Peoria, Arizona Munson, Iva, 48, 87, 105, 114, 119 1 1 133 Hoolulu St., Honolulu, Hawaii Myers, Adeline, 34, 85, 115. .307 Acadia St., Notional City, Calif. McAdoo, Alfred, 81, 111, 674 S. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, Calif. McClintock, Chester, 23, 29, 83 Mosca, Colorado McCloskey, Ralph, 82, 104, 108, 114, 116, 117, 118 174 41st, Oakland, Calif. McConaughey, Dorothy Sanitarium, Calif. McConnell, John, 46, 64, 114, 117 623 Sacramento St., Altodeno, Calif. McCown, Dorothy, 80 Rt. 1, Box 207, Calistogo, Calif. McCoy, Blanche, 83. . McCoy, Lyie, 50, 54, St. Helena, Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. . . 1000 Charter Oak Av 104, 111, 114, 116, 119 , Rt. 7, Box 5442, Sacramento, McDaniel, Faye, 84 2400 Nile St., Bakersfield, McHenry, Milton, 29, 40, 88 Sanitarium, McHenry, Winston, 64 Sanitarium, McLotchy, Dorothy Angwin, N Nash, Virgil, 77 1159 Fern Drive, Fullerton, Calif. Neergaord, Anne, 21, 52, 64, 119 Angwin, Calif. Neergoord, Toni, 44, 52, 64, 119 Angwin, Calif. Nelson, Elizabeth, 37, 64, 114, 115, 117, 119 . 4348 Sheridan Blvd., Denver, Colorado Nelson, Esther, 88 1070 86th Ave., Duluth, Minn. Nelson, Robert, 86, 111 639 Kimlin Dr., Glendale, Calif. Nessim, Jose, 84 Coronel Martinez 248, Asuncion, Paraguay Neufeld, Newton, 44 Hanford, Calif. Neumann, Joel, 40, 83, 107, 411 Bayswoter Ave., Burlingome, Col. Oettel, Paul, 85 1284 6th Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Olds, Rosa Hawthorne, Nev. Olson, Robert, 18, 27, 42, 52, 57, 58, 106, 119 Auburn Academy, Auburn, Wash. Omphroy, Casper, 34, 85.. Apart. 472, Sec. 7a, Panama, R. de P. Osborne, Jessie, 56. . Angwin, Calif. Osborne, Genevieve, 36, 54, 82, 111.. 224 4th, Marysville, Calif. Osmunson, Robert, 81 212 W. 10th St., Willington, Kansas Ostermuller, William Angwin, Calif. Owens, Owens, Lester Angwin, Calif. Edna Angwin, Calif. Padilla, Thermutis, 77 Avdo. Lynch 148, Santiago, Chile Porks, Lucille, 34, 81, 82, 107, 114, 402 Powell Ct. Healdsburg, Cal. Persons, Barbara, 80, 1 1 9 335 E. Oak St., Lodi, Calif. Patterson, Lester, 77, 111, 118 Angwin, Calif. Pottison, Clair 923 Las Juntas St., Martinez, Calif. Payne, Lawrence, 64 . Angwin, Calif. Penick, William, 64 6349 Scotten Ave., Detroit, Mich. Perrin, Clara, 83 Angwin, Calif. Perrin, Georgia, 81 St. Helena, Calif. Perrin, Roy, 29, 48, 81, III St. Helena, Calif. Perry, Ernest, 64 Angwin, Calif. Perry, ina, 71 Angwin, Calif. Peters, Myron, 44, 82, 114, 117 3687 Cedar Ave., Lynwood, Calif. Peters, Roxonno, 82 659 Middlefield, Palo Alto, Calif. Peterson, Calvin, 89 127 47th St., Los Angeles, Calif. Peterson, Frank, 31, 77, 98 127 47fh St., Los Angeles, Calif. Peterson, Nils, 44, 72, 117. .. .644 Loma Vista, El Segundo, Calif. Phillips, Carol, 68, 107 Angwin, Calif. Pihl, Kern Loma Linda, Calif. Pohle, Ernest, 85 1191 Maple Ave., Tempe, Arizona Pollock, Lucille, 37, 57, 65, 116, 117, 118 614 Baxter Ave., Superior, Wisconsin Pool, Elizabeth Angwin, Calif. Pool, George - . .Angwin, Calif. Popoway, Helen, 115 2614 Calif. St., Son Francisco, Calif. Porter, Peryl, 77, 116 Merrimac Star Rt., Oroville, Calif. Potter, Fern, 37, 65, 114, 117, 118.. Box 401 Lincoln Acres, Colif. Potterton, Elmer Rt. 2, Box 146B, Excalon, Calif. Powers, Robert Angwin, Calif. Priebe, Robert, 107, 108, 111, 115, 118 1004 Concord St., Lodi, Calif. Provonsho, Jock, 26, 40, 65, 100, 105 Angwin, Calif. Provonsha, Lorraine, 33, 70 Angwin, Calif. Pulin, Alma, 53, 80 689 26th Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Pullen, Naomi Nevada, Iowa Robello, Hedwig Angwin, Calif. Rabello, Roberto, 65 Angwin, Calif. Ragsdole, Jock, 82, 111 Chowchillo, Calif. Ragon, Helen, 31, 83 9515 N. Jersey St., Portland, Oregon Romel, Segundo, 26, 27, 1 1 8 . . . .Tumauini, Isabela, Philippine Is. Romirez, Ezekiel, 65, 104, 116 119 423 Oxford Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. Ramsey, Dorothy Angwin, Calif. Ramsey, Horry, 48, 82 Angwin, Calif. Rea, Walter, 29, 83, 101, 104, 107, 108, 115, 1 19. .Angwin, Calif. Read, Ethel, 72, 109, 116, 118, 2316 Lincoln Ave., Son Diego, Col. Rebok, Edward, 35, 77, 101, 108, 116 .Southern Junior College, Collegedale, Tenn. Reed, Dora Sanitarium, Calif. Reed, Justine, 88, 115, 117 7829 Drury Lone, La Jollo, Calif. Rees, Ordell Sanitarium, Calif. Regli, Ruth, 84, 119 424 Oak St., Mountain View, Calif. Reid, Charles, 54, 84, 114 Rt. 2, Box 339, Paradise, Calif. Rt. 1, Box 465, Acompo, Calif. 108, 116, 117, 118 ...432 Siskiyou Ave., Vallejo, Calif. Rentfro, Richard, 26, 65, 101, 104, 105, 106, 108, 115, 118, 119 732 Glenmore Blvd., Glendole, Calif. Retzer, Ermo, 72 Angwin, Calif. Retzer, Fernon, 20, 25, 54, 111, 117, 118 Rt. 1, Box 12, Acompo, Calif. Retzer, Harvey, 49, 86, 108 Rt. 1, Box 12, Acompo, Calif. Retzer, Helmuth, 20, 21, 77, 101, 111 Angwin, Calif. Retzer, Martha, 89, 111 Rt. 1, Box 12, Acampo, Calif. Richards, Robert, 85, 104 1643 F St., Son Bernardino, Calif. Richli, Alfred, 81,111 Rt. 2, Box 153S, Stockton, Calif. Riegel, Frieda 325 Martin St., Longmont, Calif. Rieger, Grover, 81 15700 Moubert Ave., Son Leondro, Calif. Rieger, Robert, 65. . Angwin, Calif. Rittenhouse, Evelyn, 27, 28, 65, 114, 119 . . La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. Ritz, Robert 805 Sycamore St., Modesto, Calif. Reiswig, Betty, 82 Reiswig, Richard, 87, 107, Robinson, Emily, 31, 66, 99, 101, 106, 109, 115, 117, 119 1030 E. Oak, Porterville, Calif. Rodenberg, Melindo Richmond, Indiana Rodgers, Fern, 83 1822 Orchard, Glendole, Calif. Rogers, Carol, 80 4206 Illinois Ave., Fresno, Calif. Rooks, Martha, 89, 98, 99 4522 Walnut St., Oakland, Calif. Rose, Beatrice, 54 Rt. 5, Box 7J Stockton, Calif. Ross, Marilyn, 31, 86, 117.. 2118 E. 10th St., National City, Col. Roth, Elvire, 29, 77, 114 Loma Linda, Calif. Rouse, Rocklyn, 35, 77 Coulterville, Calif. Rowe, Elyse, 81, 109 700 Bailey Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Rowell, Vernon Angwin, Calif. Rowse, Marvin, 45, 85, 109. .1814 New Jersey, Los Angeles, Calif. Rudolph, Awilda Box 348, Roslyn, Wash. Rue, Betty, 80, HI 764 N. Simmons Ave., Montebello, Calif. Rue, George, 85 1000 Whittier Blvd., Montebello, Calif. Salisbury, Roberta, 87, 115. Somarchuk, Michael, 66, 69 Sanders, Arlee, 53, 89 Sanders, Helen, 27, 66 Sanders, Ruth, 44, 84 Sonford, Marvin, 66, 115. Sappingfield, Claire, 87. . . . Sother, Donald, 20, 44, 74, Rt. 2, Box X97A, Lodi, Calif. . 1714 N. Washtenaw, Chicago, 111. . . ..Rt. 2, Box 134, Lemoore, Calif. Rt. 2, Box 134, Lemoore, Calif. ....Rt. 2, Box 128, Lemoore, Calif. Angwin, Calif. .,122 Carrill St., Santo Rosa, Colif. 99, in, 115 2087 E. King Edward Ave., Vancouver, B.C., Con. Scheidemon, Doris, 81 Rt. 2, Box X89, Lodi, Calif. Schlenker, Vernon, 42, 119 Rt. 2, Box 137, Lodi, Colif. Schooley, James, 85 Clipper Gap, Calif. Schull, Jock, 27, 66 Angwin, Calif. Scofield, Rose, 36, 49, 74, 110, 114 Angwin, Calif. Scott, Eldon, 72 1 775 East St., Redding, Calif. Seibel, Evelyn, 89 501 E. Hilborn, Lodi, Calif. Sell, Morzellos, 40, 86, 107, 111 ..1659 Arthur, Saginaw, Mich. Sell, Thelmo 1 659 Arthur, Saginaw, Mich. Seybold, Theodore Rt. 1, Box 196, Hughson, Calif. Shofer, Hoyward, 86, 114 Angwin, Calif. Shafer, Wilma Angwin, Calif. Shelly, William, 81, 111, 114, 119. .243 Athol Ave., Oakland, Col. Shepard, Robert, 27, 66 Box 15, Poona, India Sherman, Frances, 89... Rt. 1, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Shreyer, Eugene, 34, 85, 111 Box 572, Walnut Creek, Calif. Sitter, Mary, 80 Star Route, Box 2, Wasco, Calif. Sloven, Frank, 85, 118 Cooperative, Kentucky Smart, Lois, 20, 29, 88, 116, 2863 Colif. St., Huntington Park, Cal. Smith, Clennie Arlene, 85.... 245 Sierra Drive, Modesto, Calif. Smith, David, 66, 107, 111 Angwin, Calif. Smith, Dorothy, 37, 66, 88, 1 1 4, 1 1 7 Angwin, Calif. Smith, Elden, 50, 77, 107, 111.. 228 N. Evans, Loma Linda, Calif. Smith, George, 81, 82 Angwin, Calif. Smith, Glenn, 54 Rt. 1 , Box 1260, Ceres, Calif. Smith, Louis Angwin, Calif. Smith, Mae, 86, 11 5.. 4406 Douglass St., N.E., Washington, D.C. Smith, Maurice, 23, 54, 84, 111 Angwin, Calif. Smith, Wilda Angwin, Calif. Sommerville, Norman, 45, 84 Rt. I , Box 201, Wosco, Calif. Sorensen, Alice, 24, 87, 99 Pelican Ropids, Minn. Sorensen, Ervin, 20, 26, 58, 104, 110, 117 Angwin, Calif. Sprengel, Erwin La Sierra, Arlington, Calif. Sprengel, Reuben, 27, 67, 103 Lo Sierra, Arlington, Calif. Spuehler, Bessie Angwin, Calif. Stoley, Alice, 37, 57, 58, 116, 117 Sonitorium, Calif. Stansbury, Robert 300 Mariposa Ave., Mountain View, Calif. Stanton, Walter, 35, 72. .2200 S. Harvard Blvd.. Los Angeles, Col. Stauffer, Paul, 26, 56 Angwin, Colif. Steen, Ralph, 89, 119 1204 E. Central, Fullerton, Calif. Stevens, Lorraine, 67, 105. .535 S. E. 61st Ave., Portland, Oregon Steinboch, William .Angwin, Calif. Storz, Lester, 26, 29, 77, I 17 Lower Lake, Colff. Stovesand, Ha, 82, 1 1 1 1017 H St., Aniioch, Calif. Stratemeyer, John, 111, 115 Angwin, Colif. Studebaker, Anita Box 132, St. Heleno, Colif. Sfudt, Ward, 86 273 Purdue Ave., Berkeley, Calif. Stump, Ann, 1 6, 36, 8 1 , 115. 117, 119 550 Boiley Ave.. Mountain View, Calif. Stump, Betty, 80, 113, 117 Box 1772, Monila, P. I. Stump, Kenneth, 82 550 H St., Crescent City, Calif. Swinson, Donald, 85 377 Lielman Ave., Fresno, Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Calif. Utah Taylor, Charles, 20, 21, 67, 114, 118 Angwin, Taylor, Gladys, 56 Angwin, Taylor, June, 114 Angwin, Taylor, Melvin Angwin, Teghtmeyer, Beverley, 88, 111, 114, 118 R;-. 1 , Box 280, Acampo, Thomas, Robert, 82 1 447-C East Broadway, Glendole, Thompson, Boyd, 88 Sanitarium, Thompson, Lolita, 72 Angwin, Thompson, Robert, 20, 77, 118 Angwin, Thurman, Margaret, 81 4812 Tyler Ave., Fresno, Tilton, Bernard, 85, 98, 101 Rt. 2, Box 353, Lemoore, Titus, Leslie Angwin, Tonge, Archie, 84 810 14th St., Modesto, Tottress, Richard, 44, 50, 67, 108, 114 3115 Filmore St., Son Francisco, Trubey, Betty, 54, 80 1940 Orchard Ave., Glendole, Truman, Archie 2612 FHollister Terrace, Glendole, Turtle, Jean, 34, 88, 98, ill, 117, 118 1026 Linden Ave., Salt Lake City, u LInderwood, Pauline, 18, 27, 67.. Rt. 1, Box 77, St. Helena, Calif. Utt, Richard, 77, 111 Angwin, Calif. Utt, Walter Angwin, Calif. Von Dolson, Fred 1819 Loguna St., San Francisco, Calif. Van Dolson, Leo, 84, 118. .1819 Loguna St., Son Francisco, Calif. Van Hook, Grace, 88, 115 Rt. 3, Box 603, Santa Cruz, Calif. von Pohle, Morjorie Angwin, Calif. von Pohle, Vernon, 38, 67, 98 Angwin, Calif. Vyhmeister, Otto, 77 Cosilla 16, Los Angeles, Chile w Wode, Ernestine, 81, 114.. 5800 Hawarden Dr., Riverside, Colif. Wagner, Edna, 80, 1 19 412 E. Walnut St., Lodi, Calif. Wagner, Loretto, 80, 119 Rt. 1, Box 398, Acampo, Calif. Wogstoff, Norma, 52, 81, 117, 119 1328 Murphy Lane, Salt Lake City, Utah Walker, Eugene, 44, 50, 67, 113 Angwin, Calif. Walker, Evelyn, 81 Rt. 1, Box 198E, Lodi, Calif. Wall, Vernon, 85 125 Harrier St., Vollejo, Calif. Walla, Grace, 72, 1 1 6 . . . 1 020 W. 84th Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Wolloce, Elton, 18, 67, 95, 105, 106, 118 3007 Fulton St., Berkeley, Calif. Wallace, Sherman, 27, 72, 114, IIS Box 323, Toft, Colif. Word, Eric, 89 3723V2 Poloma St., Los Angeles, Calif. Worehom, Warren, 31, 34, 72, 108, 1 13 . . Bentley, Alberta, Can. Warren, Merritt, 29, 84, 99, 103, 107, 108, 111, 114, 116..... S.D.A. Mission, Lanchow, China Watts, Nodine 1 104 S. School St., Lodi, Calif. Wearner, Alonzo, 56 Sanitarium, Calif. Wearner, Marjorie, 88, 107 Sonitorium, Calif. Webster, David, 85 140 Davis St., Sonto Paulo, Colif. Webster, Dorothy, 74, 98, 101, 114, 118 140 Dovis St., Santa Poulo, Calif. Weidmon, Gladys, 26, 37, 67, 117 Box 153, Gronger, Wash. Welch, Evelyn, 26, 37, 68, 1 17 .Sanitarium, Calif. Werner, Bertha, 116 411 Eden St., Lodi, Colif. Westcott, Harry Box 580, Son Jose, Calif. Westphal, Joseph .Angwin, Calif. Westphal, Nellie, 18, 20, 27, 68 Angwin, Calif. Wheeler, Jack, 35, 72, 1 08, 111, 307 E. Monchester, Inglewood, Col. Wheeler, Ruth, 68 . . Angwin, Calif. White, Dophne Berrien Springs, Mich. Wilbur, Margaret, 29, 8 Wiley, Keith, 68 Angwin, Wilkinson, George, 111 Angwin, Williams, Cecil Angwin, 253 Richland Ave., Glendole, Calif. Colif. Calif. Calif. Williams, Mary, 84, I 17.. 1313 S. McDonnell, Los Angeles, Calif. Willson, June, 82, 104 Box 232, Live Oak, Calif. Willson, Verno, 36, 52, 81 Live Oak, Colif. Winning, Delbert, 115, 118... 2308 Hollister Ter., Glendole, Colif. Wohlfeil, Lorrell, 40 Angwin, Colif. Wong, Chester, 84, 116. .906 Sacramento St., Son Francisco, Col. Wong, Kenneth, 84, 116.. 716 Sacramento, San Francisco, Calif. Wood, Robert 1014 E. Moreland St., Phoenix, Arizona Woodord, Bloomo Angwin, Calif. Woodmonsee, Elizabeth Sonitarium, Calif. Woodward, Ivor, 56, 88 Sanitarium, Calif. Y Yaeger, Iris, 80 631 Atkins Drive, Glendole, Calif. Yokovenko, Poul, 84, 107 Firebough, Calif. Yankee, Luella, 88, 116 233 Eden St., Lodi, Calif. Younggreen, Edith, 16, 119 Angwin, Calif. Zochury, Lloyd 1850 S St., Eureka, Calif. Zellmer, Robert 1423 67th St., Berkeley, Calif. Zendner, Loretto, 88 402 N. Fruit Ave., Fresno, Colif. Zendner, Osio Lee, 80, 88 402 N. Fruit Ave., Fresno, Calif. Zimmermonn, Eleonore 615 N. Baker St., Stockton, Colif. 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GET THIS VITAL SERMON MATERIAL NOW! MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASS ' N. luniQRHOIiRj ■J EATOR One hundred thirty-seven This Space Is for Your Convenience . . . Use It for Your Autographs The College Press and Angwin Book Bindery One hundred thirty-eight We Are Grateful To the many willing hands who have helped carry the load, and the many others who have cheered us along to those who have given freely of time and effort in helping to moke this year ' s DIOGENES LANTERN a success, we owe a deep and sincere debt of gratitude. For helpful advice fro m Mr. Oss and Mr. Jeys, for the untiring effort put forth by the Press crew and Bindery, and for the splendid cooperation of both students and faculty, we ore grateful. One hundred thirty-nine FINIS :