Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1947 volume:

. ' • ' i-t. i. ' . ' p ■— I I. ■ i .v.t 6i EDITOR ART EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PAUL F. SHYBA FRANK SINCLAIR HARVEY WOLFE Published and sponsored by the Associated Students of St. Mar- tin ' s College as a record of school activities and functions for the school year from September 1946 to June 1947. RT. REVEREND ABBOT RAPHAEL HEIDER, OSB DEDICATES BENET HALL This annual is dedicated to the Rt. Reverend Abbot Raphael Heider, OSB. third Abbot of St. Martin ' s College, for his progressive action in striving for a greater St. Martin ' s and in recognition of his maintaining high scholastic standards at St. Martin ' s. ly ' _ h::?W 7VL EXCELSIOR V- ' HARVEY C. WOLFE— Major: Philosophy: Choir 2. 3, 4: Glee Club -4: Orchestra 2. 3; Radio Announcer 3: Holy Name Society 2. 3. 4. President 3: Servers Society 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 4: ASSMC Vice-President 4: Honor Roll 4 : Martian Staff 3 : Samarco Business Manager 4j . RICHARD WOOLLETT — Bachelor of Science: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4: Chemistry Society 1.2: ' .J Army June 1944-46., f ' ' Y STANLEY R. BURROWES — Major: Business Administration: Gonzaga University 1 year: Harvard Supply School: Treasurer of ASSMC 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3: Ski Club Director 4: Yell Leader 1 ; Commissioned Officer in US Navy l )44-46. H. WAYNE LEENHOLl IS— Bachelor of Arts: Gonzaga University 1 year; Honor Roll 2: Martian 1: Service Club (Gonzaga): History Club (Gonzaga) ; Served in US Navy. HENRY DIXON— Major; Political Science; Minors; Philosophy and Sociology; Attended Washington State College. Seattle College; Fourth Degree. Knights of Columbus; Oblate of St, Benedict; Holy Name Society; Honor Roll 4; Served in Army Air Forces. Plans to attend Law School. 4 z ' ) , K - jy- JAMES C. ELLIS— Bachelor of Arts; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 4- Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; M Club 1. 2. 3. 4; ASSMC Treasurer 4; Band 1. 2; Chemistry Society 1. 2; Army Air Forces 1943-46. RICHARD ARCHIE SPENCER— Bachelor of Arts: Transferred from Menlo Jr. College, Menio Park California: Served in the US Navy. FRANCIS EDWARD SINCLAIR— Bachelor of Arts: Major: Political Philosophy: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 2 years: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2; Track 1 , 2 : Baseball 1 : Secretary of Freshman Class: Secretary of Sophomore Class; President of Junior Class: President of M Club 2 years: Radio Club. Samarco Artist 1. 2. 3. 4: Art Professor 1 year: Glee Club: Student Council 7 years: Pilot in Army Air Corps 1942-45. HAROLD R. KOCH — Bachelor of Arts: Mar- tian 1: Student Council 1: Honor Roll 2: Served in US Army. yC r- ' l ,y HOWARD LOZHAU — Bachelor of Arts: M Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Tennis 1: Student Council: Senior Class President: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities: Sodality 1. 2: Marines 1943-46. PATRICK PLEAS — Bachelor of Arts; Gon- zaga University 1 year: Notre Dame University y.jj Midshipman School: Harvard Communications y School: Economics Discussion Group 4. BYRAN TARDIFF— Bachelor of Arts: Foot- -i ball 1. 2, 4: Student Council 1 : Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities: Samarco Art Staff 2; Golf 2: Chemistry Society M Club 1, 2. 4: Marines 1943-46. k l (H y ■ Hi} ifi ill ' I ' ii m .i mi n3 H iH ' ■11 ill HI III •■■ ill III 1 1 ill fll I III iii III 111 ! !!! iBi III « iii «!--■ ■ • SSfiSl i Hi : PROCESSION AND BLESSING OE BENET HA|, V tt ; SOPHOMORES ' dk FIRST ROW: Rex Courtney. Erwert. Hugh£s_jO-Brien, Minor. Bacr. Gaffncy, Whilde. Baker. SECOND ROW: Bcrgwall. Whitehill. Trohamovich. Suriol. jAigncrjTwining. Martin. Zajac. THIRD ROW: Lamm. Wray. Stone. Tallman. Seagrum. McGlaughlin. Deneen:- T5U H ROW: Burson. Christianson. Ha usmann Lang. Clem. Har- vey. Butch. FIFTH ROW: Brown. LanJevin. Fuchs. Johnson. Montgomery, tHarrnoiU Beseda FRESHMEN 10 MRST ROW: Chitty. Commotos, Cormier. Gibbons. McDonald. McLain, Krier. Haag. Simpson. SECOND ROW: Marshall. Berry. Ford. Wisnewski. Shmxt Grande . Taylor, Morgan. Eckroth. THIRD ROW: Baker. Magladry. Baur. Helsby. Massart. Garev. BallcwfThi bodca u Courtney. FOURTH ROW: OLeary. McCusker. Stentz. Bar- rett. White; Miller. Art Miller. KnellelCerTTCjaTTager. FIFTH ROW: Dillon. Lewis. Bertlin. Nehl. Harmon. Mur- phy. McGowan. Burkhouse. Sherwood. SIXTH ROW: Ramsey. Junk, Nelson. Fcucht. Raaburg. Glover. Nciland. SEVENTH ROW: Hebert. Kriej er. Finch. Way, Traynor. Hoyt, Baxter. Smyth, Roberts, Miller, Waitc. Newgard; • A ' IT- y FRESHMEN If .1 1 D-1 1, ' f ccr FIRST ROW: Berschauer, Pennick, Ostcr. Maguire. Hankins. Mills. Carrier, isdlfiuj Boback. Graaf. SECQI ROW: Dougherty. Kraus. Sweeney. Malloy. Campbell. Rhodes. Ewing. Langevin. Schade. THIRD ROW: fibj Bowker. Hollander. Lettenmick. Lewis. Stamey. M cDonald. Kocnig. Ditter. FOURTH ROW: Heyc. Anderson. Collins. Cowling. Michael son. Myrc n EESmlScZIlProvo. FIFTH ROW: McLaughlin. MunsflJc-liilssclLWhite. Dethleffs. Wilson. Martin. VT7io?vp5MSI TH ROW: Hunter. Coffman. Armstrong. Johnson.£Haii5BUjmaPress- entin. Curt, Johnson. _ 11 PROCESSION TO BENET HALL  .  L J) pPlP??! ev 5s?«T A ' c-wM ••;•:■ ' , , •. ' ••- V.-.. • . . •,:.:  fri •. ' ' .■••0-. « ' -:.. . ■• • ' ...- ' . -.y.-i-TTT 13 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Left to right: JOE CONTRIS - Student Body Vice-president GORDON SIEBERS - - Student Body Secretary ART ALLENSWORTH - Student Body President STAN BURROWES - Student Body Treasurer This year ' s Student Council was efficiently organized and run by these ASSMC officers: Art AUensworth is serving his third term as ASSMC President, while Burrowes, Contris. and Siebcrs are holding office for the first time. A new student constitution was drawn up this year and put into active use. 14 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION REV. GERALD DESMOND. OSB Dean DR. KAST Student Adviser VERY REV. JAMES PIOTRYKOWSKI. OSB Bursar MR. EE)WARD PALMER Administrative Secretary 15 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION REV. DAMIAN GLENN, OSB REV. LAWERHNCE PlOTRYKOWSKl. OSB 16 vV.- Sfe v- •.t-.-?t!f:-.«-- 17 SCAMPERING SAINT FRANK SINCLAIR IS FIRST FOUR- YEAR LETTER WINNER IN FOOTBALL AT ST. MARTINS COLLEGE Frank Sinclair first arrived on Lacey scenes back in 1940 when he came to Washington from his Berkley, California home to play football for St. Martin ' s College under Homer Hein. Martian coach, and former Berkleyite. Frank started his college football career in a sensational manner by being nominated for honor- able-mention on the Little All-American and also receiving a spot on the All-Winco team. His next season with the Saints was much the same as his first season with the exception that the name of Sinclair received more and more attention throughout gridiron circles in the Northwest. It was during this season that Frank was leading kicker in the nation throughout most the season but he was not accorded the punt- ing honors due to a mixup in submitting statistics. In 1942 he played outstanding ball tor Jimmy Ennis ' pepper-pot team and found his mark as one of the better passers on the coast by chucking many TD passes to Fran Bacoka. Sinclair spent a tour of duty as a pilot during the war and returned to perform more football chores for St. Martin ' s College. Although hampered by injuries sus- tained in an airplane accident Frank still showed his usual good brand of ball as he played the title role in Hal Chapman ' s T-formation. RANGER ROSTER Top row: HELSBY, ROBERTS. DEMPSEY. Bottom row: MASSART, NEHL. HUGHS, WISNEWSKl. 19 PRE-WAR GR DMEN BACK WITH THE SAINTS xP Ci s. ' Pa f lTZMORRIS Captain-Elect for next season 20 FRESHMEN, CARRIER AND MILLS SPOTLIGHT SEASON Top row: MAGUIRE. MILLS, CARRIER. SWEENEY. Bottom row: ERWERT. MADISON. NEWBREY. JOHNSON. COMMOTOS. Top row: MILLER. JONES. SMITH. Bottom row: LAMMEREAUX. SIEBERS, KANNELICAN, JACKSON. MAULING MARTIANS Top row: HANNON, TAYLOR. BROWN. Bottom row: MARTIN. FITZSIMMONS. PEARSON. JOHN MILLS John Mills. Olympia frosh, started his college grid career in a blaze of glory by winning u berth on the AU-Winco team. John was on the receiving end of many a touchdown pass whipped goalward by Frank Sinclair. EARL CARRIER Earl Carrier, scat-back for the Rangers, showed his fleet footed ability by leading the way in Winco league scoring. Earl was voted a spot on the AU-Winco second team. The Rangers started out their football season with a run of bad luck by dropping their first game to Pacific Lutheran. Everett Junior College, next on the Saints schedule, succumbed to the fiery efforts of the Martians. With a victory under their belts the Lacey gridmen treked to Cheney where the mighty Eastern team proved too much for the unexperienced Chapman coached team. A fighting St. Martin ' s team nearly brought on the upset of league play by losing a heart breaker to Central College of Education. Centralia Junior College proved unable to cope with the Ranger might as the Saints chalked up their second win of the season. Whitworth College, of Spo- kane, brought a scrappy team to Olympia and garnered a close win over the local Laceyites. In a final homestretch sprint the Rangers bowled over the Vikings, from Western Washington College of Education, and the champion- ship Bremerton Navy team for a .500 per cent average for the season. 22 DICK TAYLOR ALL-WINCO SECOND TEAM ROY BENEFIEL ROY MADISON Roy Benefiel showed some stellar line play for the Martians throughout the entire season and was accorded due credit by being voted All-Winco honors. Freshmen gridsters. Taylor. Madison. Maguire, and Siebers are shining ex- amples of future strength for Lacey grid teams, having proved their worth to coach Chapman in the past season. FROSH PLAYERS SPARK SEASON JIM MAGUIRE 23 JIM FORD REX COURTNEY Highlights of the season were found in By Tardiffs consistent play at guard as well as his capable leadership. Erwert, Harrison, and O ' Brien gave opponents trouble at every turn and will be back in red and white football togs come next season. CARRIER ROMPS AGAINST CHENEY CHUCK BAUGHN 24 BASKETBALL PICTURED ABOVE. STANDING: Coach Hal Chapman, Gus Nchl, Carl Scibers. Arc Allensworth. Howard Lozeau, Bill Haiismann; KNEELING: Ken Thibodeau. Ben Fuchs. Herb Pashkowski, and Bob McCarty. Coach Hal Chapman led his charges to victory in their first practice games with teams from Fort Lewis but found the going rough when the Martians took there annual trip to Ore- gon to play Monmouth, Linfield. and Portland University. The Rangers returned home on the short end of the score but picked up in team play and proceeded to iron out early season kinks. Pacific Lutheran fell heir to defeat of improved traits as the St. Mar.tin ' s team caused the upset of league play in downing the Lutes. This year ' s team has the distinctibn of being the first casaba squad in the Winco League to take to the air. The team flew from Seattle to Spokane to keep their series with Whit- worth College. 25 CHAPMAN CASABA CAVORTERS Left: HOWARD LOZEAU, a four year lettcrman in basketball at St. Martin ' s College, was given honorable mention on the All- Winco team. Lozeau paced the team in scoring throughout the season and made good use of his height under the backboard. Right; BOB McCARTY. four year letterman at SMC. proved to be the long shot artist of the team and dumped in many a point as a regular for the Saints. 26 RANGER RIVALS ROUTED Left; BILL HAUSMANN. frosh player from Everett, received the distinction of being the hustler of the team. Bill re- ceived honorable mtntion on the AU-Winco team and is slated for heavy duty on next year ' s team. Right: ART ALLENSWORTH. tall- est man on the team and veteran player and lettcrman from past Ranger teams. Allensworth used his height to good advantage under the backboards and proved to be one of the mainstays of the team. n Left: HERB PASHKOWSKI. two year letterman. played an out- standing floor game all season and played a steady game as a regular until the latter part of the season when he was ham- pered by illness and was forced to drop out of the linc-un s A I N T S u N D E R T H E B A R D $ W 2 8 PASHKOWSKI GOES UP AFTER THE BALL ACTION AGAINST EASTERN WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 29 SKI CLUB 30 W4 STAN BURROWES. student director of the Ski Club. j TRIPS TO TIMBERLINE AND RA NfER HIGHLIGHT SEASON TIM SWEENEY and HOWARD WHITE at Rainier. PENNOCK. KROPP BURROWES and PLEAS. The Ski Club had two planned trips to Timberline, in Oregon and another to Mt. Rainier in preparation for intercollegiate competition. This is the first year that the Ski Club has become active and plans have been laid for its continuance. SKI LIFT AT RAINIER 31 BOB STONE AT TIMBERLINE SKIERS ENTER IN INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITION The Ranger skiers entered the class B intercollegiate slalom, a no host meet held at Milwaukee Bowl. This is the first time Martian skiers have become active in college competitive skiing. SWEENEY and BURROWES Over the Top. PARADISE INN AT MT. RAINIER ■52 BASEBALL SEATED, on ground: Ford, Taylor. Neilen. Peterson. Bowker. SEATED, on bench: Harrison, Krausc. Carrier. Ailensworth, Erwert. O ' Brien. Madison. Sinclair. STANDING: Coach Chapman. Sullivan. McLain. Gordon John son, Gerard Johnson. Hausmann, Pearson, Gallagcr, McGowan, Campbell, Ewing, After a five year layoff, baseball was revived at St- Martin ' s College. Under the tutelage of Hal Chap- man, the Rangers showed their prowess as an up and coming threat to WINCO baseball honors. The ma- jor pitching chores were given to Frank Sinclair. Earl Carrier, and Roy Madison. As a major sport at St. Martin ' s, baseball is here to stay. COACH HAL CHAPMAN 33 RANK SINCLAIR, pitcher ROY HARRISON, p.uhcr BASEBALL BROUGHT BACK JIM FORD, catcher ■J4 ; I K I . ' iiihcl, BILL KRAUSE. infield HAL ' S HUSTLERS HIT H| ' ■- -tm _ - 1 UM bLLLl ' AN, catcher LARL CARRIER, pitcher ART ALLENSWORTH. first base f -t; ROY MADISON, shortstop 35 BILL PL TLRSOiN, oiiiliold MAR TIN CiALLAGLR. cuchcr RANGERS REVIVE BASEBALL i. ,.,.... i..„ .J ,.. DICK TAYLOR, outfield ' ' ..d Jt ■ «f itMw ' BILL 0BRIL:N. oiiificUl 36 TRACK mmlt KNHhLING: Berry. McDonald, Baker, Hemphill, Hughes. STANDING: Simpson. Harmon, Kropp, Ballew, Pennick, Nehl, Helsby. Coach Wally F- lynn. Coach Wally Flynn promoted the building of a new practice track for his charges which more than gave his men an opportunity to keep in good shape for their meets. The team was laden with top flight point coppers but was lack- ing in runners for the supporting roles but as this goes to press word has been received that the tracksters have picked up the added strength to make them top contenders for WINCO track honors. (.OA(JI WAl.LY I- ' LYNN 37 «. Asi GUS NEHL, 100 and 220 JiM I OKI), Inirdlos FLYNN ' S FLYERS FAST JIM lihRR . 220 ancl relays CAMERA SHY: JOHN Mil LS LEO HELSBY. 2 mile EARL CARRIER, broadjump . ' ■ Harmon. Mills, Nelson, and Berry proved to be the winning mile relay combination for the Rangers and com- piled many a point in giving the Saints new track honors. WALLY NELSON, milcr DAVE BAKER, broadjump 39 TENNIS TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT; Nelson. Aigncr. Kaiser. Bjcr. Gaffney CHEER LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Stone. Raaburg. Bryan 40 MART AN STAFF t; Q Lditor GORDON SEIBERS TRIS, i:d„ ,1 S|.ff I V ojKii ear s series of AiiMDlicati( m JA (jg ' onvne li ' hi ' dKfthe alsJfcMeadejiBip A JP of Kutor CJ j n Slibers, fl n wiV 1) elfecteii casurer k the MojfiwestlAier- £• 1 ft MconferencAjL tT jl ThiQj gh| tha |st|dfrnestft6 « 5e!beH j lfe assistoiWf PAul Shyba, w[ho actwd f J STANDING: Benefiel, Aigner, lomm, Dillon. SEATED: Shyba, McCorty, Seibers. FIRST ROW: Trahomovich, Contrii, Commoioi. McCuiker, Baker. 41 5 .jft-. -- 42 SAMARCO STAFF (?- T Lditor PAUL SHVBA Staff Artist FRANK SINCLAIR Business Manager HARX ' Y WOLLh BACK ROW; Wclfe, Aigner, Housmann, Roberts Scbade. FRONT ROW: Foid, Neolen. Goffney Boer. SERVERS SOCIETY THIRD ROW; Reischman Wtffe, Kropp. SECOND ROW: Boer, Boxter, Ditter, Donohue, Gaffney. FIRST ROW: Lamm, Tommisser, O ' Brien, Hausmonn. L6fi) i : GLEE CLUB THIRD ROW: Fay Aboir, Goflney, Amman. SECOND ROW: Helsby, Koenig, Dittet, Longeven, lamm. FIRST ROW: Pieffer, Boer, Wolfe, Ktopp. 43 M CLUB FIFTH ROW: Nehl, Ellis, Eckrolh, Helsby, Whitehill, Fuchs, Berry, Tbihodeau. FOURTH ROW; Pashkowski, Sweeney, Hughs, Commolos, Mills, McDonold, Maguire. THIRD ROW: Peterson, Wroy, Donohue, Tordlff, Carlson, Madison, Cliapman. SECOND ROW: Benefiel, Courtney, Erwert, Baughn, Miller, Housmann, Ford. FIRST ROW: Sinclair, M Club president; Pearson, O ' Brien, McCarly, Allensworth, Seibers, Carrier, lozeau. SERVICEXLUB FOURTH ROW: Boxler, lomm, Feuclit, Roberts, Sayage, Mogladry. THIRD ROW: Aboir. Sliryne, Tommisser. Cowling. SECOND ROW: Wolfe, Bersctiouer, Bergwoll, Proyo. FIRST ROW: Troynor, Hoyt, Donol ue. Walters, Longeyen. -44 14- t j(,t ' ' ' $ V W NTER serenade: WINTER FORMAL DANCE _£ fiSfiL ' ' l f ' V ' i :W( The annual Winter Serenade formal was held just before Christmas holi- days in the Jade Room of the Hotel Olympian with the music of Brad Bannon. Bob Hausmann and Paul Shyba were co-chairmen of the dance and were assisted by Frank Sinclair, decoration chairman, and Bob Stone, programs. MARYLYN MICHAELS and escort DICK ANDERSON. 46 PISTINQTION 47 ■ ' r j ; : BYRAN TARDIFF WHO ' S ' AMER CAN COLLEGES AND J BOB Mccarty JIM ELLIS V ?? UNIVERSIT ES . P . . jy aI 4 HOWARD LOZEAU , FRANK SINCLAIR A Two time Award Winner. O t. 9 y ART ALLENSWORTH DRAMA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Bcrgwall. Gerard Johnson. Gordon Johnson, Leo Helsby. Jim Massart. SEATED: Joe Contris. Hughes, Siillivon. AGRICULTURAL CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT; Helsby, Sorriel. Rev. FeHx Wirth. Butsch, Lang. 49 RAD 0 ANNOUNCERS McCusker and Dillon. HKBXDk f b ,. ■iMMfniriBiM 1 - . J ' ;j «ft? . ' ■■■ ' ummm ! ' i .- ' «?.? , -- P ' ' - ■ -?! ■M ■ iF ' - !! . ff r 51 T?.cv. Lugcnc KcUcnbcnz. ,j Director . _ j Annual Spring Concert at Capitol Rotunda J. Scidcl, Accompanist Anne Marie l.eiblv. Me zo soprano CAMPUS SHOTS 1. Keep your bony hands upon the table. — Trailer Haven. 2. Check the ladder at Benet. ■5. Benefiel burns the books. 4. Which one ' s the statue? 5. Bernard Patrick O ' Brien. The Ts have it, meaning Irish. 6. Where is he. ' Just a trifle underweight. Miss Pashkouski. queen ot the ball (base). Mr. Flynn surveying the track. We see Howard White but who is the shadow. ' 51 CAMPUS SHOTS Ncil.ui. hlcibcii. iv.iaiHirc;, .imi Montgomery — also three legged friend. Chapman ' s clean-up man. Rube Sinclair. Member of clean-up Local 4. . Harrison ' s — Adobe MocitiKi.i 4. Trailer Junction. 5. Rangers grace the diamond. () A new angle on an old shot. 7. Lounging in the lounge. 8. Please note the Green Hornet, Hausermanns. vO 52 53 f w« (1 Klct ' In the following pages, the Samarco Staff is proud to inscribe the names of OUR YEARBOOK PATRONS. Honorary patrons are those who have contributed the sum of ten dollars or more, the patrons are those who have contributed the sum of five dollars or less to help in the publication of the book. In the name of the Associated Students of St. Martin ' s College we thank those who have by their goodwill and generosity made the publi- cation of this book possible. Our hope is that they and other friends of the College will share in the student ' s enjoyment of the 1947 Yearbook. THE SAMARCO STAFF. 57 OLYMPIA Honorary Patrons GOVERNOR MON WALLGREN Governor ' s Mansion LT. GOVERNOR VICTOR MEYERS State Capitol AIRLINE AND OLYMPIA TAXI 5 18 Washington Phone 6500 and 7575 BESTLINE CORPORATION Lacey, Washington BUD TAYLOR FLORISTS 5 1 5 Capitol Way THE BUCKEYE 215 Capitol Way N. CAPITAL LAUNDRY 8 CLEANERS 5 14 East Fourth CARLSONS SHOfe REPAIR I 18 East Fourth CRANES MARINE CAFE . 407 Capitol Way C. R. HARRIS PAINT HEADQTS. 300 East Fourth State Capitol, Olympia DELTA V. SMYTH Tugs J Barges DR. M. C. DUXBURY 305 Capitol Theater Bldg. DR. THOMAS TAYLOR Medical Dental Bldg. DR. F. H. HARTUNG Medical Dental Bldg. DR. JERRY O LEARY Security Bldg. DR. THOMAS J. TAYLOR, Physician 8 Surgeon. Security Bldg. DR. JOHN A. MATHISON 409 Security Bldg. FIFTH AVENUE 5th at Washington HANK BOLENDER 711 nth Haskett Fuel Service Co. 501 Columbia HEYE BROS. GROCERY 200 W. Fourth JEFFERS STUDIOS 502 S. Washington LIEBE ' S HARDWARE 220 East Fourth MISS LUCILLE FLUETSCH Lacey, Washington 58 OLYMPIA HONORARY PATRONS MISS ANNE FOY Lacey, Washington MRS- GEORGE RAYMOND Apt. 305 Park Manor MRS. HELEN WHITING PHILLIPS 224 East 17th MILLS e MILLS FUNERAL HOME 414 S. Franklin MOTTMAN ' S 4th Capitol Way OLYMPIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Lobby — Hotel Olympian OLYMPIA CREAMERY Olympia Dairy Products 223 State St. OLYMPIA OIL « WOOD PRODUCTS CO. State y Washington PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES State tJ Water QUICK PRINT 317 N. Capitol Way R. A. PADGET 21 1 East Fifth Ave. SHELLEY E. MOWELL National Bank of Commerce TALCOTT BROS. JEWELERS 420 Capitol Way THE SPAR (Rudy. 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Fourth LESNICK NEWS CO. L. B. WELLS INSURANCE AGENCY 214 East Fifth k Bird ' s Eye ' View of Olympia LOU SYMONS e COMPANY Plbg. y Htg. y Electric Contractors 109 N. Columbia LEONARD CAIN CO. ' Turniture worth living with ' LYCAN ' S CHEVRON SERVICE 4th « Pacific LeROY ' S JEWELRY 309 East Fourth LOWMAN « HANFORD 423 Capitol Way LENNON ' S PHARMACY Security Bldg. MR. « MRS. JOE DONNELLY St. Martin ' s College Campus MR-  MRS. WILLIAM UNDERWOOD Medical Dental Bldg. MR. CHARLES THOMPSON, Security Bldg. MR. HARRY PELLETIER St. Martin ' s College Campus METTER ' S MARKET BASKET 1027 East Fourth 60 OWEN DISTRIBUTING CO. 117 N. Columbia OLSONS PARK-N-SHOP 1941 East Fourth OLYMPIAN HOTEL BARBER SHOP Legion Wav ? Washington OLYMPIA AUTO PARTS 509-1 1 East Eourth OLYMPIA EEDERAL SAVINGS W LOAN ASSN., 409 Capitol Way OLYMPIA ONE-STOP SERVICE Richfield Products 404 W. 4th— Ph.: 8059 OLYMPIA SUPPLY CO. Legion Wav Columbia O. K. BARBER SHOP OLIVER INGERSOLL Capitol Theater Bldg. 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