University of Portland - Log Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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1uNluR,uLAss Quality if not quantity is the motto of the Class of '45. In- formal parties and dinner dances graced the programs of the Co-Pilots. The LOG was the particular pet of the Iuniors. LEADERS PILOTS: Albert Pedley John Dodroe Jack Cruikshank Richard Quiney President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer S. A. 0. Representative CO-PILOTS: ' Barbara Kosderka Frances Kane Jean Silliman Loa Beauchamp President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer N. A. C. Representative 4 FIRST ROW: Beth Calnon, Melva Dlnsdale, Edna Earls, Edna Gonce, Marian T. Goodnight. SECOND ROW: Bett 1 rbring, William Heywood, D o r o t h y Holmes, Mary I-Iuserlck, Helen Ihrixxger. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Johnson, Norma. Keefe, Dorothy Kellow, Aurora LeMoine, Ursula Partlow. FOURTH ROW: Doris Reynolds, Jean Ryser, Betty Sutton, Eliza- beth Tnlley, Alvin Uhle. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Wagner, Dotha P. Wall, Marcella Zern. PILOTS NOT IPICTURED: T. Foley, R. Rieschel, D. Tatum, N. von Borstel. 1 E q, I, ff

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JAMES P. STUPFEL, B. S. McMinnville, Oregon. Band 1-2, Biologists 2-3 C'l'reas. 33, Biolog 3, Beta Beta. Beta 3, St. Vincent do Paul 2-3, St. Louis U. Med. School. MARGARET M. STUPFEL, B. S. St. Paul, Oregon. Sodality 1-2, Pres. Vincentians 2, Choral 2, Biologists 2-3-4, C. Y. C. 2-3, Class Treas. 3, Senior Ball Comm., Alpha Tau Delta 4. SENIURS DF 1944 PATRICIA A. TWEED, B. S. Lebanon, Oregon. Choral 1, Basketball 1-2, Biolo- LEONARD H' YANDLE A B gina 2- Portland Ore on. Tl-IERESA A. VALENTINE, B. S. Portland, Oregon. - 8 Gonzaga U.g Spokane Junior College. PHYLLIS J. VERHONICK, B. S. Missoula, Montana. Choral 1, Basketball 1-2, Biolo- gists, 2-3, Alpha Tau Delta 3-4, N. A. C. 4, Frosh Adviser 4. MARGARET 0. WARD, B. S. Portland, Oregon. Choral 1-2, Biologists 2-3-4, Bio- logist Dance Comm., Beta Beta NEVA L. ZIEGLER. B, S. Beta' 4. Oregon City, Oregon. MILDRED R. WENDLING. B. S. Lebanon, Oregon. Sodality 1, Vincentians 3, A. T. D. 4. CAMIILLA R. WHALEN, B. S. Portland, Oregon. RICHARD R. CARNEY, Bus. Ad. A. B. in Portland, Oregon. Baseball 1-2. Class Vice Pres. 2, Philosophy Club 3, Bus. Ad. 2-3 fDance Comm. 33, S. A. C. 3. MARJORIE L. WIRES, B. S. McMinnville, Oregon. Sodality 1. VIRGINIA M. WRIGHT, B. S. Portland, Oregon. Choral 1-2, Biologists 1, Drama 2, Alpha Tau Delta 3-4. ROBERT R. CARNEY, A. B. in Bus. Ad. Portland, Oregon. Baseball 1-2, Class Pres. 3, Bus. Ad, 2-3 CSec.-Treas. 33, S. A. C.

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SUPHUNIURE CLASS Always in the thick of things, the Class of '46 entertained and Worked consistently. Giving CI Welcome tor the trosh, selling Christmas seals, ably manag- ing the tea room, and entertain- ing servicemen were among their activities. As Pilots were few in number, the Co-Pilots took the brunt ot LEADERS the burden. After receiving PII-OTSI I h . . 1 f I 1 Kenneth Anderson Alvin Hues Norton Detsch Mervyn Belknap If elf Caps ln Oi CO OT U Cefe' President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer S. A. C. Representative mony on September 26, the girls CO-PILOTS, . Were doubly Welcome in the Maxine Howard Arlene Allen Zelda Crump Patricia HOl1ghtR1i1lV President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer N. A. C. Representative hospital Where they were al- ready adept. Nearly all are in the Nurses' Cadet Corps. The Choral Club leans heavily on its sophomore members and has a sophomore as soloist. FIRST ROW: Eileen Alhi, Margaret Anderson, Olga Bacaloff, Betty Jo Bennett, Isaac Benveniste, Marian Bergstrom. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brewer, Peggy Brown, Roland Burghardt, Robert Betty Dentel. THIRD ROW: Muriel Doherty, Dorothy Eldridge, Betty Elteff, Dorothy Prison, Hagen. vlan, Marjorie Coe :lose Gorger, Joyce Wm