University of Portland - Log Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1947 volume:

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The new president set high stand- ards of enterprise and achievement in his first year as head of the Uni- versity. He used well his seven years ' experience as dean of studies to guide the school through the most success- ful year of its history. By a wise dis- position of available space on the campus, by acquiring new buildings and new equipment, by an unceasing thoughtfulness and constant concern for the welfare of the returning vet- eran, he merited and won the praise of faculty and student body alike. i , ' i Hl Rev. Francis P. Goodall, C.S.C. Oui ' new vice-president came to us in September witli a wealth of ex- perience as a highly-trained graduate of the mission fields of India, and as a public relations man for the Uni- versity of Notre Dame. He impressed the entire student body from the first with his insoiring sermons during the Retreat at the beginning of the school year. Rev. John J. Hooyboer, C.S.C. The untiring zeal of our new dean of studies was taxed to the limit this year with his new duties of handling the largest student body in the history of the .school . . . 1,729 students. SEV. CHASLES C. MILTNEB, C.S.C., Pli D. Dean: College of Liberal Arts REV JOHN B. DELAUNEY, C.S.C. Ph.D., J.C.D. Dean of Men MB. FBEOERICK J. KORLBUSS. M.S. Dean: College of Science BEV. CI MENT KANE. C.S.C, A.B. Director of Discipline SISTEE AGNES, BOHEMIA. FC.S.P.. E.N., B.S. Instructing Supervisor in Operating Room CLEMO, A.B EEV. JAMES G ANDERSON. C.S.C. Pt.D. Cliemistry EAELENE CONLON. E.N. Director of Healtli Service RICHARD F. Speech JAMES A. CULLIGAN. M.E. Treasurer ARTHUR J. BATCHELDER. A.B Philosophy, History. Speech BEATEICE CONLON Eegistrar of School of Nursing EEV JOHN CUEEAN, Eeligion A.B. EEV. ROBERT F. BEH. C.S.C, A.B. Speech REV. WILLIAM J. COUGHLAN, C.S.C. A.B. Mathematics. Physics REV. CLAUDE L. BOEHM, C.S.C, MA. English, Religion JACK J. CRUIKSHANK. A.B History SISTER ELIZABETH CLARE, F.C.S.P., R.N., B.S. History of Nursing REV. GEORGE L. DUM, C.S.C, M.A. Philosophy, Music M. JOSEPH FORAN, B.S. Economics, Business BRO. DAVID MARTIN, C.S.C, M.A., B.L.S. Library Science REV. CLARENCE R. DURBIN, C S.C, A.B. Economics, Business ANNE T. FLYNN. R.N., B.S. Biology, Chemistry REV. MICHAEL J EARLY, C.S.C, M.A. English, Reliion REV. MICHAEL J. GAVIN, C.S.C, A.B. Philosophy J iJ BRO. FERDINAND MOSER. CSC . B.S. Physics, Drawing BRO. GODFREY VASSALO, C.S.C, M.S. Physics, Mathematics REV. JAMES A FOGARTY C.S.C, Ph.D. Social Science JOHN C GEOEGEE, M.A. German, Spanish i ■■ ■■? 2.ilL ' ' ' ' EEV. OSCAE E. HENTGE3, C.S.C, A.E, GertDan THOMAS E, LINDEN. A.B. E«giP-trar GABEIELLE HUYS, E.N.. B.S. CAEL JOEGENSEN. B.S. Surgical Nursing Physical Education JAMES M. KEYS. A.B. Spanish CHAELES E. LAUEE, MS. Physics, Mathematics ELIZABETH JONES, B S. Nutiition EEV, JAMES P. KEHOE. C.S.C, MA. History WILLIAM J. KEANE, B.S. Mathematics. Physics EDITH HAEEIS LLNEBAEGES B.S. Diet Therapy ill HILIP G. LOPEINZI. A.B. Business ISTBR MARY. F.C.S.P., E.N., B.S. Educational Director LAWRENCE J. MANION. A.B. English REV. JOSEPH S. McGEATH, C.S.C, Ph.D. Chemistiy LARY DEE LEINWEBER. B S. REV. RICHARD D. MURPHY. Physical Education C.S.C, A.B. Physics REV. JOHN A. MOLTEE. C.S C. Ph.D. Biology REV. MAURICE S RIGLEY. -Tnglish EDWARD J. SANDSTROM. M.A. Business GERTRUDE STICKNEY, B.S. Librarian at School of Nursing JOHN A. WIESNER. B.S., M.A. Business REV. PHILIP H. SCHAERF, C.S.C, M.A. English WALTER J. STOTT, B.S. Chemistry JOHN F. WILSON Physical Education ALEX SCHAKBACH. M.A English RUTH E. STOUGHTON B- Music Voice THE SENIOR CLASS MIRRORS CLEARLY THE MAN-OF-THE-FUTURE ' S DESIRE FOR UNIVER- SITY TRAINING. MANY SENIORS, HAVING STARTED THEIR COLLEGE CAREERS IN THE 1930 ' s ARE NOW BACK TO PICK UP WHERE THEY LEFT OFF WHEN THE WAR FORCED THEM TO SURRENDER THEIR TEXTS FOR ARMS. JOHN J. ANDERSON, A T itt Bus. Adm. Ve nonia High School,. Vernonia, Oregon ■ . Bus. Ad. Club . ' ■- Holy Name Society - ] LOIS C. BACHELDER, B,S.: Cottage Grove, Oregon HELEN M. BALCH. B.S. Grant High School. Portland, Oregon Epsilon Zeta of Beta Beta Beta Biologists ' Club Sodality Beacon Biolog ROBERT G. BELL, A.B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon GEORGE R. BOEHMER. A.B, Benson Polytechnic, Portland. Oregon Monogram Club Gleemen Junior Class President. 1936 Football LOIS C. BROOKE. B.S. Lincoln High School. Portland. Oregon Beta Beta Beta Biologists ' Club DANIEL F. CAMPBELL. A.B. in Bus. Adm. Columbia Prep School Portland. Oregon HENRY A. CAPTEIN. B.S. Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon Gleemen Engineers ' Club American Chemical Society Intercollegiate Knights MEBVYN, H. BELKNAP. A.B. Lytton, B. C, Canada Vancouver College High School Sanctuary Knights Biologists ' Club Gleemen Int. Relations Club Beacon Log De Paulers CHARLES H. BLEEG. A.B. In Ind. Adm. Columbia Prep School, Portland, Oregon Ski Club Bus. Ad. Club Biologists ' Club AGNES M. BROGAN. B.S. The Dalles. Oregon A.B. JAMES M. BURNS, Bus. Adm. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon Senior Class President, 1947 Bus. Ad. Club Philosophical Society Debate Club Log Beacon Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges, 1947 ROBERT R. CAPLAN. A.B. Portland. Oregon Chehalis High School, Chehalis, Washington Bus. Ad. Club Intercollegiate Knights Gleemen Beacon JOHN A. CAUDURO. B.S. Washington High School. Portland. Oregon Engineers Club Intercollegiate Knights Quadrant .- jy iLORES J. CEJKA, B.S. Portland, Oregon ' da M. CEUMP, B.S. aiing Oregon ■ d River High School, ood Eiver, Oregon Jpha Tau Delta geologists ' Club llioral Club JOSEPH A. CUERAN. A.B. In Bus. Adm. Columbia Prep School Portland, Oregon VINCENT B. DELAPOEE, A.B. Bus. Adm. Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club Intercollegiate Knights NOETON H. DETSCH, A.B. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club RAYMOND A. DEETZ, A.B. in Bus. Adm. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon VIRGINIA F St. Helens, DeLONG, Oregon B.S, EMMETT B. DOHEETY, Ind. Adm. Columbia Prep School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club EICHAED I. DOUCETTE. Bus, Adm. Roseburg High School, Roseburg, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club ANTONE P. DIKLICH, A.B. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club Spanish Club Monogram Club Holy Name Society Log Beacon DON J. DONOFRIO, A.B Ind. Adm. Franklin High School, Portland, Oregon Ski Club Bus. Ad. Club Football HENRY P. DUEBER, A. Bus. Adm, Columbia Prep School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club ROSE C. ERCEG, B,S. Immaculata Academy, Portland, Oregon Beta Beta Beta Sodality Biologists ' Club Log Rally Squad AMBY E. EENSTEOM, A.B. Bus. Adm. Giant High School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club J f - kJI FRANCIS D. ETHIER, A B. il Ind. Adm. South High School, Worcester, MassachusetUS Gleemen ,-■ ' Bus, Ad. Club J Beacon x Wrestling Team LESTER H. EVENSON, -A Bus. Adm. , - Lincoln High Schoot ' : Portland. Oregon ■ -- Bus. Ad. Club . - EDWARD M. FERGUSON. A.B. in Bus. Adm. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon Junior Class President, 1945 St. Vincent de Paul Society Bus. Ad. Club LEONARD GASSNER, A.B. Lincoln High School, Portland. Oregon Biologists ' Club RAYMOND J. GILLES, A.B. in Bus. Adm. Wrodbui-n High School, Woodburn, Oregon JOE W. GOEHLER, B.S. Benson Polytechnic School, Portland, Oregon Engineers ' Club Quadrant Beacon Log Track S.A.C. DAVID E. GOLD. A.B. in Bus. Adm. Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club Spanish Club NANCY N GOODNOW. B.S. Aberdeen, Washington Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma, Washington Alpha Tau Delta Beta Beta Beta Biologists ' Club Sodality LOUIS F. FOBTINO, A.B. in Bus. Adm. Washington High School, Portland, Oregon JOHN E. GEGA, A.B. in Bus. Adm. Commerce High School, Portland, Oregon WILLIAM H. GIX, B.S, Grants Pass High School Grants Pass, Oregon Gleemen Band Sanctuary Knights Philosophical Society JACK H. GOETZE. A.B. Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon Sophomore Class President, 19i5 Junior Class President, 19-16 SAC •Who ' s Who Gleemen Bus. Ad. Club Log Beacon Basketball Golf MARIAN T. GOODNIGHT. B.S, Walla Walla High School, Walla Walla, Washington Alpha Tau Delta I ROBERT J. HANIGAN. A.B. Payette High School, Payette. Idaho Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities Philosophical Society Sanctuary Knights Log ( . ' is ii iS ? SS E. HERZOG, B. S. .CeHtral te, Mout ' iiia Sodaliey. Beta ' BSta Beta Biologists; Club ' M: HOLLENBECK, B.S. f- Oregon gH -School -Beta .-.eiul) CHESTEE A. HOUGHTAIING, B.S. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Monogram Club Engineers ' Clnb Basketball ROY r. ISAACSON, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon BERNARD P. JONES, A in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Westport High School Westport, Oregon Bus. Ad. Club Band Golf PETER J. KANELIS, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Bellows Falls High School Bellows Falls, Vermont Bus. Ad. Club Philosophical Society Beacon WALTER A. KOPRA, A. B. Portland, Oregon PAULINE A. KREUGEE. B. Tacoma, Washington Ontario High School Ontario, Oregon Who ' s Who Alpha Tau Delta Biologists ' Club Choral Club Rally Squad Sodality N.A.C. Log Student Body Pres., 1917 Beacon Junior Class Pres., 1916 JOHN C. INKSTER, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Roosevelt High School Bus. Ad. Club Sigma Pi Upsilon Golf CAEMA IVEESON, B. S. Portland, Oregon Bear Eiver High School Bear Eiver, Utah Biologists ' Club Rally Squad PATRICIA E. JOYCE, B. S. Juntura High School Juntura. Oregon Beta Beta Beta Alpha Tau Delta Sodality Freshman Class Pres.. IQ-H Senior Class Pres., 1947 N.A.C. Choral Club Biologists ' Club Log MARJORIE A. KELLEY, Portland, Oregon St. Mary ' s Academy Beta Beta Beta Alpha Tau Delta Biologists ' Club Choral Club Sodality EDWARD L. KROPP, JR.. B. S. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Engineers ' Club Ski Club ALVIN J. KUPPENDEFv, . ' Clackamas, Oregon St. Maiy ' s High .School Eugene, Or lson Gleemen Sauctuary Knignts Monogram Club Beacon Basketball ROBERT F. LABBE Portland, Oregon Washington High Sc Who ' s Who in Ain3ri Universities and. ) Engineers ' Club Track ' FRANK B. LAJOy.-A: in Bus. A dm Portland, Oregon ;: _ Rousevelt High Scfvo Who ' s Who in . mftne wi ' . Universities and Colleges Student Body Pres., J: 4 6 Bus. Ad. Club Gleemen Band Seniors ' S V- V t - .r. PATRICIA H. IiAMBEHT. B. S. Portland, Oregon LOIS I. LEARY, B. S. Portland, Oregon Roosevelt High School Beta Beta Beta Sodality Biologists ' Club JOHN P. LEJARDI. A. I Basketball in Bus. Adm. St. Teresa ' s Academy Boise, Idaho Sanctuary Knights Bus. Ad. Club Philosophical Society HERMAN R. LINDEMANN. A. in Bus. Adm, Stayton High School Stayton. Oregon Philosophical Society Bus. Ad. Club KENNETH B. LONG, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland. Oregon LEO J. MALARKEY, A. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Columbia Prep School MARTIN M, LABROYE, A. B. in Ind. Adm. Portland, Oregon Columbia Prep School Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges Beaxjon WILLIAM E. LEAHY, A. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Columbia Prep School Bus. Ad. Club Monogram Club Yell Leader 1941 Beacon RUTH J. LEPSCHAT, B. S. Forest Grove Union High School Forest Grove. Oregon Alpha Tan Delta JANE E. LOGAN, B. S. Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School Choral Club Biologists ' Club MILLICENT K. MacLEAN. B. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Beta Beta Beta Alpha Tau Delta Biologists ' Club SHERMAN L. MAY. B. S. Portland. Oregon Roosevelt High School American Chemical Society Engineers Club a yM; ■ -.J£ -— iSf ' .- - JBMAU E. Mccormick, a. e. orttand, Oregon tral Catholic High School Who in American ' Sty reities and Colleges Beaeon -■, ' i«C,_ : . -. McELLIGOTT. A. B. — _=_ Adm. Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School Bub. Ad. (ilnb St. ViaeenV de Paul „.- T iTJr -- ROBEKT W. McMENAMIN, A. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School Bus. Ad. Club Intercollegiate Knights Rally Squad S. A. C. WALTER J. MIKULIC, A. B. in lud. Adm. Portland, Oregon Benson Polytechnic School Engineers ' Club Bus. Ad. Club MYRNA M. MILLER, B. S. Creswell Union High School Creswell, Oregon Biologists ' Club Rally Squad ELEANOR E. MORRIS, B. S. Mapleton High School Mapleton, Oregon Choral Club Biologists ' Club Rally Squad JOHN C. NOYES, B. S. Portland. Oregon Roosevelt Hieh School Engineers ' Club Gleemen MARY J, OTTO, B. S. Camas, Washington Seward High S6hool Seward, Nebraska JOSEPH MIKOLAVICH, in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Franklin High School Bus. Ad. Club Rally Squad A. B. LORRAINE L. MILLER, B. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Alpha Tau Delta Choral Club Biologists ' Club LOIS A. MOBAN, B. S. Girls ' Central High School Butte, Montana Beta Beta Beta Sodality Biologists ' Club Log PATRICIA M. NOBLE, B. Salem High School Salem. Oregon Choral Club Biologists ' Club CATHERINE M. O ' DONNELL. B.S Girls ' Central High School Butte. Montana Sodality Rally Squad Biologists ' Club WAYNE E. PARRISH. in Bus. Adm. Zillah High School Zillah, Washington Monogram Club Bus. Ad. Club Philosophical Society Football l A PETCO D. PETCOFP, ' A Vancouver Senior jngE Vancouver, Washir Int. Relations CltrJi. CARL F. PLASS, A. ' JS; in Bus, Adm Portland, Oregon; i- . RICHARD G. QUINEY, B. S. Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges S. A. C. GEORGE H. RABB, A. B. in Ind. Adm. Portland, Oregon Lincoln High School Bus. Ad. Club Intercollegiate Knights ROBERT T, RADCLirPE, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Benson Polytechnic School Bus. Ad. Club Engineers ' Club Intercollegiate Knights Quadrant ROSAMAEIE RAMBO, Portland, Oregon Grant High School Biologists ' Club Choral Club LOTTIE REICH, B S Portland, Oregon Lincoln High School Biologists ' Club Alpha Tau Delta Beta Beta Beta Log Rally Squad BERNICE L. RENTSCHLEE. B. S. Salem High School Salem, Oregon Choral Club INAROSE RIES, B. Portland, Oregon VIRGINIA K. ROONEY. Portland, Oregon DAVID L ROSS, B. S. Portland. Oregon Yakima Senior High School Yakima, Washington WILLIAM G. RUFFNEE. A Portland. Oregon Washington High School Preface EDWARD SAXEY. B. Portland. Oreaon Provo High SchJDl Provo, Utah Beta Beta Beta Biologists ' Club Biolog FRANK V. SCHEIBNEE, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Commerce High School Football SCHMIDT }S. Adm. i ' rep School i;« Oregon CATHERINE A. SHEEHAN, B. S. Billings High School Billings, Montana N. A. C. Biologists ' Club Sodality Rally Squad ROBERTA J. SHTJLER, B. S. Parma, Idaho EDWIN E. SMITH, A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Washington High School ANITA E. STEIGMAN, B. S Portland, Oregon RICHARD L. SYTHE, A. B Portland, Oregon ALFRED J, THURNER, A. B in Bus. Adm; Portland, Oregon Washington High School WALTER T. SHERMAN, A. B in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Hydepark High School Chicago, IlUnois Bus. Ad. Club BARBARA SMITH, B Portland, Oregon Madeleine High School Biologists ' Club Sodality ELLEN M. STEFFEN, B. S. LaGraude High School LaGrande, Oregon Sophomore Class Pres., 1945 Biologists ' Club Beta Beta Beta Alpha Tau Delta Biolog OHN P. VAN LOit ' ' , in Bus. AdTn- Portland, Oregoir ' ' FRANK J. WAGNEEr in Bus. Adm Portland, Oregoif Columbia Prep Sc! Who ' s Who in Universities Monogram Club Bus. Ad. Club Spanish Club Basketball PATRICIA E. WAGNER. B. Portland. Oregon Jefferson High School Alpha Tau Delta Choral Club Biologists ' Club CHARLES H. WEATHERSTON. A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Ski Club Bus. Ad. Club MARGARET M, WAIT. Portland, Oregon Holy Child Academy Alpha Tau Delta Biologists ' Club Sodality Rally Squad WILLIAM E. WETMORE. A. B in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Commerce High School Bus. Ad. Club Band Track REECE B. WILLIAMS, JR., A. B DOROTHY H. WOLF, B. S. in Bus. Adm. Ilwaco High School Ilwaco, Washington Bus. Ad. Club Sanctuary Knights Log JOHN H. WOLFF, B. S. Portland, Oregon Grant High School Engineers ' Club Intercollegiate Knights St. Vincent de Paul Log S. A. C. Portland, Oregon Jefferson High School Alpha Tau Delta Choral Club Biologists ' Club FRED H. YELKS. A. S. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Benson Polytechnic School Bus Ad. Club Beacon CLARENCE J. YOXTNG. JR., A. B. in Bus. Adm. Portland, Oregon Lincoln High School Who ' s Who in American Univeisities and Colleges Gleemen Bus. Ad. Club Spanish Club SENIORS NOT PICTURED: JAMES S. ALEX A. B in Bus. Adm. PATRICIA BERGIN, B. S. LEONARD E. FRANK. A, B. in Bus. Adm. SISTER ELIZABETH ANN HIL- LIER, F.C.S.P., R,N., B.S. JOHN J. MACKIE, A. B. in Bus. Adm. ROBERT F. MERZ, A. B. in Bus. Adm. VINCENT F. PICCIONI, B. S. ROSEMARY READ, B. S. RUTH E. EICKMAN, B. S. WILLIAM E. EOISSON, A. B, in Bus. Adm. AETHUE L. BELLIS A. B. in Bus. Adm. RAYMOND M. BUGEL. A. B. in Bus. Adm. WILLIAM R. HALVORSON. A. B. in Bus. Adm. ROBERT A. LEIPZIG, A, B, in Bus, Adm. CHAELES J. McVICKER. A. B. in Ind. Adm. PHILIP W. MUTHERSBAUGH. A. B. in Bus. Adm. ANDREW A, PIENOVI, A. B, in Bus. Adm. RICHARD J. REMENTAEIA. A. B, in Bus. Adm. RUDOLPH E. RIESCHEL. B. S. CARL V. SUNDBORG, A. B in Bus. Adm. SERIOUS VETERANS, OUT TO INCREASE THE NATION ' S STORE OF INTELLIGENCE, THE JUNIORS ALSO REPRESENT THE STREAM- LINED ROLLER-BEARING EASE WITH WHICH MODERN YOUTH TAKES TO THE HARD WORK OF EDUCATION. D(oK: t DANA E. HAWKINS IN MEMORIAM X V. ADAMS R. ANDEEBEEG E. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON J. BASICH I. BENNETT M. BERTOGLIO C. BICKFOED D. BILLINGS M. BINGHAM J. BLANCHAED T. BEADY L. BEIDE E. BUGEL J. BUSHONG J. BYENE A. CAMPBELL D. CAPPS S. CAVALLI J. CHAUSSE E. CHRISTEN K. CLAUSNITZER D. COOK R. COONEY T. CORRIE C. CREMEE D. CURRIE C. DALY M. CRIBBS L. CRUCCHIOLA H. DANIELSON E. DARMEE J. DAVIS V. DOHERTY W. DRESSEE A. DRNJEVIC G. ELBOW. JR. G. ELLIOTT H. ENDRES R. FINCH L, FRANK J. GILLEN J. GOOLEY M. GRAF J. GRAMSE L. GRANT P. GRAY W. GRIFFITH E. HALL O. HALV0R30N D. HAWE L. HELVEY G. HOBBS O, HUSSETT P. HVIDDING M. HYATT H. JOHNSON W. KAUTZ M. KEYES D. KEYS M. KOPP J, LAKEFISH S. LONG B. LORIMER N. MacARTHUK J. MALLON J. MALONEY J. MANION E. MAETIN J. McDONAIiD C. McVICKER E. MEEZ W K ' 1 D. MILLER G. MOHE C. MOLL W. MUNEO A. NEMSEE P. NIEBUHE W. OGLE J. O ' KIEF ri-.%j E. ORTH J. OWENS R. OWENS E. PETCOFF B. PIERSON J. POPMA I M. POWERS J. PEIEL R. PRINCEN J. RE V ' 1 1 B. REESE R. RUST P. RYAN V. SCHATZ D. SCHUMAN A. SEIDL W. SELLS G. SKELLEY A. SMITH J. SPAEKMAN B. STANGSL G. STANGEL J. STEWART C. SUNDBORG N. SYKES C. TAYLOR R. THOMPSON G, TUCKER M. UGAR P. VANIKIOTIS N. VON BOESTEL P. VON DEE HELLEN H. WASTEADOWSKI W. WATKINS C. WEBEE T. WELCH W. WEST W. WILSON C. WOOD E. YORK L. ZELL INDICATIVE OF THE MODERN STU- DENT ' S INTEREST IN THE NEW ATOMIC AGE, THE MAJORITY OF THE SOPHOMORES ARE SPECIALIZING IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. E. ALBERS J. ALBI Sophomores p. BANNEE T. EEEGIN D. BEACH N. EEELANT J. BECK J. BEREY P. BEMIS D. BIGLER W. BENTLEY H. BJORKLUND M, BERG J. BLEEG J. BLYTH B. BOEHMER of 1947 A. BOBHO R. BOYLE A. BREARLY K vC E. BROWN G. BROWN H. BROWN P 3 1 C S. BROWN W. CAMPAU F. BROWNHILL A. BURDA L. CAMPBELL J. CARLSON R. BURTON M. CARTER G BUTLER M. CASHMAN J. CALLAGHAN N. CASSINELLI G. CASSLE R. OASTNEE P. CATERINA A. OHILDEES J. CHEISTENSEN Sophomores D. COOPEE J. D ' AKGELO K. COOPEE T. DAEBY R. COOPER M. DAVEY C. COX W. DAVIS K. CRANE J. DE LONG W DAXOS C. DEIZ H. DENEKE J. DOLAN of 1947 O. DOMREIS N. DEUEEY H. DUNCAN J. ENGLES A. FRYER L. ERICKSON L. GAGNER G. FETSCH D. GALAKNEAU H. FLYNN C. GAILAGHER P. FOEDNEY K. GARDNER A. FRANK H. GAETHWAITE ,i ll ' - . 1 W. GAST W. GATEWOOD Sophomores L. GEORGE J. GEREN H. GILBAUGH p Cs f5 h-,? Of ' 3? C) ; ' ' .] v .,ti. 2. GORMAN E, GRAHAM W. GRIMSON R. GRITZMACKEE D. GROAT W. GROCE M. GUNDERSON J. HAFEE A. HAGEN W. HALL P. HALTER E. HANNIGAN M. HANNIGAN C. HAI SAED of 1947 H, HANSON C. HARDING W. HARMON F, KEMMBN T. HOESCHEN D. HENRY H. HOLBOKE H. HEUVEL C. HOLM C. HICKSON D, HOLMES L HILL L. HOOK L. HINSZ J. HOPE T. HORST H HOWELL Sophomores W. HUDSON K. HUNTER D. HURLBUTT W. JACKSON F. JOHNSTON G. JACOBS P. JONES J. JASPER E. KAHM M. JEPPESEN J. KANAS H. JETEB, JE. B. KEENE J. JONDEEW D. KELLY of 1947 E. KNOPH H. KNOPH E KOLIBABA J. KIELING A. KIRSCHT H. LACY R. LARSELL a. LADU W. LARSON K. LAKE A. LEGATE K. LANCASTER J. LEHMAN C. LANDES L. LEVEEMAN Y. LA PORTE J. LEWIS y J. LORENZ R. LUNDBOEG I Jj W tTj 9 ftf f Sophomores D. MacAETHUR E. MACCHINI B. MacGOWAiJ M. MacNEIL N. MAIUEG J. MAMMOSEE - 7i 4 ' m p. KANNI E. MEECHAN E. McCAETHY E. MEECEE C. McCAETHY J. MILLEE J. McCULLY K. MILLEE II. McGINNIS J. MILLS D. McHUGH R. MIMS V cj; of 1947 J. MONAHAN T. MOOEE D. MORGAN E. MOEEELL H. MORRISON C. MORTON T. MUMMEY R. NAREY 1 T. NEAi J. DBA M. NEIGER E. O ' BRIEN H. NESS H. O ' BRIEN J. NICHOLAS E. OCHS L. NIELSEN J. O ' NEAL G. NIZICH J. O ' NEIL E. OETH C. OETH Sophomores G. OEWIG J. PAEK T. PAEKEE P. PAETEIDGE R. PEEEIN J. PETERSEN C)0 ?!li D O P 1 .J V. PBTEESEN r. QUINLAN D. POETEE U EAGLIONE J. POTESTIO r. EA£K J. rOWEES T. EAWLINSON A. PEIHAR T. EEAD C. PSOMAS E. RIGUTTO .V of 1947 S. RINELLA L. ROBBINS D. EOCHON G. RYAN E. SCHULSTAD D. SALERNO P. SCHWEEDT C. SCHAEFTER D. SCOTT R. SCHLICHTING M. SCHNITZER D. SCHULMEEICH H. SHIELDS C. SHOEMAKER M. SIDEBOTTOM E. SINCLAIR G. SMITH Sophomores M. SMITH S. SMITH S. W. SMITH J. SONDEEEN E. STEVENS M. SOEANNO H. STEUES M. SPECIALE J. STOEEING T. STEELE L. STEAUB M. STEIN A. SULLIVAN W. STERLING J. SULLIVAN VXV of 1947 V. SUMMERS E. TAWNEY W. THOMAS D. VAUGHAN E. VUKSICH M. VELGUTH C. WAIT M. VEYS I. WALKEE E. VITTORIA D. WATEES A. VEANIZAN E. WATSON O, VREELAND J. WATT L. WEATHEEILL K. WEEPIE M. ( k B ' k ' ■ % .• . R. WETMORE E. WHITE J. WHITE . aKKK k f k r3 f-i IP .,«( i ' V. WIGLESWORTH D. WILLIAMS M. WILLIAMSON. JR. . llllllllHi ■ Sophomores E. WILSON V . WOODCOCK W. WILSON W. WOODRUFF L. wiErs L. WEIGHT L. WITTY L WYNKOOP G. WOOD E. YAENELL E. ZWAHLEN Frosh Class of 1950 THE 1947 FRESHMEN REPRESENT THE LARGEST FIRST-YEAR CLASS IN THE HIS- TORY OF THE SCHOOL. Frosh E. ACTON J. ALBEICH M. ALBEIGHT W. AiLEN K. ALTENHOFEE A. ANDEESON D. ANDEETON J. ANNAN C. ANiraN W. AEENZ V. ARNOLD E. ARTHUR F. BAHLER A. BAKER D. BALLATORE H. BA_NFIELD S. BANDE 0. BAENELL J, BASSETT M. BAUEICHTER E. BEACH T. BEAED B. BECKEE H. BELL H. BENDINELLI J. BEECHTOLD W. BERGLINE E. BERGQUIST D. BEEGSTROM D. BEEGSVIK J. BERNARD T. BEEEY G. BETER H. BICKFORD M. BICKFORD H. BIENERT G BIGGI P. BIRD H. BLACK G. BLATNER J. BLATNER G. BLESSING B. BLOCK J. BLOOMEE J. BOBZIEN S. BOCCI Class E. BODNEK r. BONEE E. BOOTH C. BOEHO J. BOSCH G. BOYCE J. BRADY E. BEADY W. BEAGG C. BRAZIL L. BRENNAN R. BREWER W. BREWER J. BRISLAWN A. BROSTERHOUS L. BROSY E. BROUS R. E. BROWN R. W. BROWN R. A. BROWN T. BROWN W. BEUER W. BEUNING E. BUEDA R. BURKE G. BURKHARTSMEIER J. BURNS J. BUSCH r. BUTCHER E. BUTLER D. BUTSCH R. BYENE J. CALLICRATE D. CANNARD T. CAPOZZI J. CAPIELLO S. CAPIELLO F. CAPUTO M. CARLEY H. CARLSTEOM F. CARR J. CARROLL T. CARROLL E. CARTER L. CASSINELLI B, CAVANAGH A. CEEEGHINO G. CERRI O ' 0 O  Frosh E. CHARLTON C. CHAETEES K. CHILCOTE W, CHEISTENSEN C. CHEISTENSON G. CHEISNACHT G. CLAEK T. CLAEK E. CLAEKE D. CLEMENT E. COATES T. CODEKAS N. COLATOETI J. COLE J. COLEMAN C. COLLINS C. COLLINS G. COMBES D. CONDIT H. CONNETT J. CONNOES E. CONWAY D. COOL D COSTANZO T. COX R. CEAIN E. CEAVENS E. CEAVIOTTO W. CEOCKEE W. CEOMAN W. CRONIN C. CROSS M. CEOWDEE E. CEUCCHIOLA W. CEUMMIE R. CUBITT T. CULLEETON J. CULLIGAN F. DAMONTE J, DANAHEE T. DANAHEE D. DANIELS J. DAEBY B. DAVIS M. DE CEISTOFEEO K. DE CEISTOFEEO L. DEGEESTEDT L. DE GEANDPEE Class J. DELANEY A. BELLA W. DENHAET J. DE PAEPE J. DEVANEY R. DEVICH K. DEVEKEUX E. DICKSON J. DI NUCCI F. DOBLEK T. DOLAN J. DONIS J, DONNEEBEEG C. DOOUiY J. DOOLITTLE J, DOEAJSr D. DOTJGHEETY L. DEAPEAU C. DEEISBACH D. DEIPS A. DUKEELL L. DYEHAUG K. ECKSTEOM J. EDEEEE o All I E. EDGEETON S. EGLI E, EHEETH B. EISSLEE E. ELLIOTT F, ELLMEES ' - v P w - - w - ' ■ r4Z- B. EMEEY K. EMMONS E. ENGEL M, ENKELIS W. EPPING C. EBWEET G. EXHELMAN A. EUWEE G. FABEIZ M. FAJEE W. FAEGHEE G. FARLIN ( ' f.: r  W- ' if ■- - - B. FAERELL R. FAEEELL E. FELTZ T. FELTZ H. FIDLEE F. FISHEE vrn- i L • «i - % ok (ilP| S ' . f J ' Frosh A. FITZELL E. FITZGERALD R. FITZGERALD A. FITZPATRICK D. FLAHERTY A. FLEMING L. FLEMING P. FOGARTY R. FOLEY J. FOED P. FOED V. FOESBEEG E. FOWLEE J. FOX W. FOUSTE J. FOY J. FEANKLIN D. FREEMAN A. FREIBERG F. FRENCH J. FEIEDHOFF H. FEISON K. FULLEE L. FULLEE L. GABEISH J. GAGGEEO J. GALATI J. GALLAGHEE G. GANGO E. GAEGAN iT V  . f ft - a ' t 1 ' : 1 L. GAEEOW N. GARY R. GASSNEE J. -GAUGEE D. GEOEGE E. GEETSEN W. GIANOULIAS E. GILL V. GILLETTE J. GILLIS E. GILSDOEF D. GLASCOCK M. GLENN A. GOLDSMITH F. GOMES G, GOMM D. GONROWSKI C. GOODNIGHT Class E. GOODRICH C. GOSSER A. GOULD D. GRAHAM J. GRAMER C. GRANT B. GRASS C. GRECCO r. GRECCO D. GREEN J. GREENE W. GREENEN T. GREENSTEIN F. GREGERSEN C. GROSHONG A. GUGLIELMINO J. GUYNES R. HAGERUD R. HALE D. HAMILTON J. HAMILTON J. HAMMOND K. HANGO R, HANIGAN J. HANKENSON M. HANSEN W. HANSEN H. HANSEN R. HANZEN A. HARALAMPUS R, HAROLD H. HARRIS D. HARRINGTON D. HART D. HARTUNG V. HASSON K. HATTRUP F. HAUTH C. HAYDEN A. HAYNES O. HAYNES W. HEALY J, HEFFERNAN F. HEISLER R. HENDERSON B. HENRY R. HENRY D. HETTWER Frosh K. HEUVEL A. HEYDE G. HICKS M. HICKS E. HIEPIELD W. HILLIAED E. HJELT E. HOCH W. HOFF J. HOHLEK D. HOLDEN J. HOLDEN D. HOLLAITD W. HOLLAND T. HOLLCEAFT F. HOLLISTEE E, HOLM W. HOLTS J. HOETON H. HOSKINS E. HOWDEN W. HEYCIW E. HULME J. HUMPHEEY W. HUNT K. HUTCHINSON E. HYNEMAN B. HYNES J INGEBEETSON I. IRELAND E. IVEESON S. JACKOLA T. JACKSON D. JAMES C. JENKINS E. JENSEN J. JIEOCH A. JOHNSON B. JOHNSON D. JOHNSON G. JOHNSON H. JOHNSON K. JOHNSON N. JOHNSON G. JOHNSTON J. JOHNSTON J. JOLLEY E. JONES Class C. JORDAN E. JTJDD E. KAIN W. KAMBICH E. KANE A. KAELSTEOM A. N. KAELSTEOM W. KAUFMAN W BIAVANAUGH W. KAVET E. KEAENEY E. KEEP D. KEITH J. KELLEHEE E. KELLOGG D. KELLY J. KELLY D, KENNEDY P. KENNEDY W. KENNEDY M. KEEN L. KESWICK A. KING D. KING K. KING V. KINNE D. KISTNEE E. KITSON K. KJOS L. KLEFFNEB G. KNIEEIEM E. KOCAENIK E. KOCH B. KOHO E. KOMACHI A. KOEEIVA E. KOSSE E. KEEFT E. KEEMEES E. KEEUTZEE H. KEEUGER J. KUCHLEE M. KUENSTING J. KUETH M. KUZMANICH J. LAMB W. LAMB F. LA MEAE Zf :? W- ' ' -- J % Frosh J. LAMMEES C. LANE W. LANE W. LAEKINS R. LaEOCHELLE C. LAVELLE E. LAWHEAD L. LAWLEE J. LEAEY E. LEHMANN E. LEONARD I. LEOPOLD K. LEVELLIE C, LEVEQUE D. LIEN W. LINDLEY L. LINN E. LITTLE J. LITTLE E. LOEHDEN J LOMNICKI S. LOMSKY D. LONG R. LOED J. LORENTZ ! T. LORENTZ J. LOWEEY V. LOWEEY P. LOY P. LUCHEEOTH D. LYNCH J. LYONS J. MacDONALD J. MACKEY P. MacNAMAEA E. MADDEN C. MAHAE J. MALLOW J. MANNI R. MANNING B. MAREK C. MARKGRAT G. MARTIN B. MAEX J. MATSCHINER D. MAYER Class E. MAYEE S. MAZUEOSKY C. McCALL J. McCALL G. McCAETHY T. Mccarty D. Mccormick W. McCOY G. Mcdonald p. McDonnell W. McGEE R. McGOWAN R. McHUGH H. McMAHON L. McMUERAN R. McMURRAN K. MEHLIG J. MELCHIOR C. MESTRICH H. MICHEL R. MIESNEE S. MILICH C, MILLER M. MITCHELL C, MOOEE J. MOORE E. MOOEE W. MOORE L. MOEAN R. MORLEY J. MOEEISON J. MORRISSEY S. MORROW C. MOSLEY R. MUERLE M. MULHERN P ' W tU E. MELONE M. MEECK R. MERRICK R. MERTZ S. MEEZ R. MESSMAKEE G. MOE E. MOE T. MONAGHAN A. MOODENBAUGH C. MOOEE E. MOORE - t ' Frosh G. MUEPHY E. MUEPHY F. MUTCH E, MYEES M. NAGL F. NANNINGA J. NAPIEE W. NAPIEE F. NATTA L. NEAL D. NEIGEL E. NEMARNICH J. NEWLAND J. NEWMAN E. NIEDERMEYEE C. NULPH J. NUSSBAUMEE J. OBERWEISEE J. O ' BRIEN T. OCONNOE J. ODONNELL J. O ' DONNELL R. ODONNELL T. O ' DONNELL E. OGILBEE E. OGLE D O ' HEAEN J. O ' LEAEY J. ORESKOVICH R. ORESTE E. ORTH E. OTT F. OWENS H. OWENS T. PADDEN T. PAPPAS E. PAEKEE E. PARNAS J. PATON B. PAULLIN R. PAYNE J. PECCIA J. PEEELLE E. PERRY J. PETERS G. PETERSEN J. PETERSON J. PEYEALANS Class R. PHELPS W. PHILLIPS C. POETZ U, POLICH K. POLICH W. POMEKOY D. POPE N POPE E. POPPS L. POKTIN E. POSEDEL B. PimPUEA P. QUIITO K. EAMP E. EAY W. EAY M. KEILLY E. EEILLY W. EUGGEEI E. EUSCHE v. EUSCITTI H. EUSH W. EYAN H. EYEL n fTi p a n E. EEINHAET J. EENNEE E. EHEA E. EIBACK T. EIBBLE L EICHENSTEIN QQ ' W. EICKSON J. EILEY J. KILEY J. EIOEDAN A. EISCHIOTTO B, EOGERS J. EOHNEE J. EOHWEK J. EOOS J. KOSSITEE N. EOTH E. EOTHEEMEL 04 :- ?5i, r. CS. Q . ,  ? G f 1 - 1 ■ T C. EYLANDEE J. SACOMANO K. SAMSON ,H. SAUDEES G. SANDEESON G. SANTEE Jsl d:.h ' i Frosh R. SAVIDGE M. SCAEINO K. SHEDLEE E. SCHEETZ B. SCHEIDEMAN B, SCHEUEE J. SCHIBEL P. SCHIEBEL E. SCHMIDT P. SCHNEIDEE W. SCHULSTAD A. SCHUSTEE J. SCHUTZ D. SCUELOCK K. SEAL r. SELLIKEN W. SELLS E SENECHAL A. SHAFEE J. SHEEMAN S. SHEEMAN a. SHINDLEE R. SHINDLEK B. SHULTS V. SIMON K. SINCLAIE E. SINGER A. SINNER E. SINNER F. SKINNER C. SLENNING C. SMITH D. SMITH H. SMITH • K. SMITH R. SMITH E. SNYDEE S. SOTER H. SPARROW B. SPEAR W SPITZNAGEL H. STAHL P. STAIGHT I. STEARNS B. STEPHENS T. STEVENS Class N. STOEKING E. STONE r. STEANGE J. SULLIVAN J. SULLIVAN W. SULLIVAN B. SUNDEELAND D. SUPER J. SWAGGEETT J. SWEENEY P. SWEENEY W. SWEENEY D. SWEET J, TALBOT F. TAYLOE L. TAYLOE E. TAYLOE E. TAYLOR CM?? e o E. TETHEEOW E. THALHOFEE T. THODOS J. THOMAS W. THOMAS F. THOMPSON J. THOENDIKE J. THOEPE S. THEESHER C. TONTZ S. TOOL G. TROUT J. TROY J. TROYER R. TUFTS D. TUKNER T. TURNER P. UHLENKOTT F. UTZ E. VANDERNECK P. VAN HOOMISSEN J. VAN HORN N. VANIKIOTIS J. VIDONI S. VOORHEES A. VUYLSTEKE F. WADSWOETH M. WALKEE E. WALKEE W. WALKEE Jl Frosh F. WAXEOD D. WANAMAKEE J. WAEDELL D. WASHTOK D. WATEES H. WEASE K. WEIGANT E. WEITZEL W. WELLEE E. WELLS H. WESTENDICK E. WHITE P. WICK E. WIESMANN W. WILCOX D. WILLIAMS E. WILLIAMS W. WILLIAMS D. WILSON E. WILSON J. WILSON E. WILSON L. WINDECKEE J. WINTEE A. WIEFS W. WOODWAED K. WOETMAN C. WYATT R. YOUNGNEEG J. YOUNIE R. ZANOTTO P. ZELLEE E. ZELLEE J. HOCHSTATTEB E. Mcdonald N. EUNNING J. E. EYAN I tH f J 5 ' ' C A- ) ,i ;4:riftli ' ' ' ACTIVITIES • mm ' imm ' ' ' m m. wi w ■ lis if.: f5,%«jv w«f A, J r p if r IH B ' ' ■j ■ I JIla —tC BBR ' k 4 JACK GOETZE, Vice-President VINCE PESKY, President ROBERT COOPER, Secretary Student Activity Council POLLY KRUEGER, President Nurses Activity Council The activities councils la- bored under a special handi- cap this year. The student body was composed of older men more interested in completing their education than in participating in the Joe College fun. Further- more, attendance at dances, athletic events, club meetings, and publication assignments had to compete with the need of feeding a family and walk- ing the floor with the baby. Many of the traditional or- ganizations of the campus fell by the wayside. Those remain- ing active did so only because of the persistence of officers. ' ° ' : . ' ' ' ' - ' i i Under the guidance of Father Duni, the Nurses Chorus was active as ever. The highlights of the year were the Christmas concert at the nurses home and the Para- mount Theatre concert. «5 • IS - ; The Sodality in honor of the Blessed Mother A society for the promotion of religious, cultural, and de- votional activities among the nurses. r m During the Fall, the stu- dents of the University had the pleasure of attending a concert in Howard Hall given by Ruth and Henri Arcand at the piano. The soprano concert by the internationally famous Lotte Lehmann was one of the high- lights of the school year. How- ard Hall was beautifully deco- rated for the occasion. The Philosophical Society Under the guidance of Father Riter the philoso- phers engaged in many discussions, one of the most interesting being the debate on Commun- ism. The Business Ad Club The club had many in- vited lecturers at their meetings. They were ably led by Professor Peter- schmidt. L5IsJii « KS© ' vyv- ,..- ' ■ Student Nurses Council Ellen Steffen was elected president of the Oregon State Student Nurses Council. P f : Bfr he Biolog ditor Stan Brown pro- duced one issue of the Biolo- gists ' club organ, but hopes to return next year to the quar- terly issue. Several research projects are in progress for • ■■..-■--,- . . ' .-. ■ ' ■ l Jpute a ' l.; W ' . The Body Builders With the return of Phil Loprenzi from the wars, the body builders became very active again. Grunts and groans flowed from the lower floor of the gym practically any time of the day or night. V . The Campus Club Once more the rooms of Christie Hall were filled with Clif f Dwellers. Old faces (and voices) such as Genial Rector Father Kane, President Wayne Parrish, and Many others were present. The vast number of boarders created a crowd so large that Christie could not hold it. The overflow filled the Annex , some- times referred to as Vanport Hall. The boarders participated in all the interhall sports. h -s- f 4Ss. ' R -  - I r-i ' -V • mh ' ihF .• 1 - _« . ' i VXTT ' JACK BASICH r The Log Volume Thirteen Jack Basich Editor 0. W. Halvorsen Sports Editor C. C. Rylander Assistant Editor Jim Theilen. . . .Advertising Manager OMAE HALVOESEN CLABENCE EYLANDEE JIM THEILEN aifif«rrwi r iiniiiy w ■ ■IWIWIIIIBIIHHI Convocations John Wolff as Student Rep- resentative and Father Dum as Faculty Advisor brought to the campus several gi ' oups of entertainers for the mid- morning recess on the average of once a week. The Beacon For the first semester Norman McCormick edited the Beacon, and during the second semester the post was held by Grant Skelley. The popu- lar school newspaper returned to its prewar weekly appearance, and actu- ally grew in size under the faculty direction of Mr. Russell Hays. The Monogram Club With many more old faces than new, the Let- termen made radical changes in their activities. President Sam Cavelli and his fellow officers did away with the rough initiation ceremonies and replaced them by work on the boxing show pre- sented during the Spring in Howard Hall. VIEGINIA BO ONE Y President NANCY 600DN0W Treasurer This National Honorary Society for- mally initiated twenty-two pledges at their mid-winter meeting. Meetings were held in conjunction with the University of Oregon. They plan a Spring recruitment of nurses. Junior Pro IIIIIIIWIIII—IIIIIIIMIIfll Oregon mist halted the first project of the Engineers, the leveling of the baseball diamond. Three dances filled out the social calendar, the Fall Frolic, New Year ' s Formal and the Spring Formal. Brother Godfrey, as usual. has plans for big things next year. especially the resurrection of the Quadrant. kfr3 :% s .- «• ' ,qil ' | - i i ' MB  - J The Band Mr. Verne Preston was not able to increase the size of the band this year. The small group that was active, played for several campus events. The Bug club was as active as ever this year with regular meetings at which prominent speakers in the field of medicine and science ap- peared. Father Molter and Dr. Hor- ton have plans for many research projects in the future. William Pos- tles acted as president of the club and Mario Campagna as vice-president. Beta Beta Beta This national honorai y society foi- biology ma- jors pledged a large class in the Spring to insui ' e the continuation of their work in the future. The impressive ceremony was held in the parlor of the Nurses ' Home and was followed by a banquet at the Broiler. The presi- dent of the society was Mario Campagna, the A-ice-president was Helen Balch. Combined Nurses ' Chorus and Gleemen Paramount Theatre Concert Kr f: r ■  ' •H- ATHLETICS W £ ; - i ' r h ii ' nm ' iZ: ;(-;: - ■ ■ [  jij? iri! ' v S, ' c 4 • I - . ,( fV X '  --, ' ' 15 If ■ ., v f H i SHI B ' ' ' ' •A w l H HBBiiiiHiiiiiiM ■ r ■ Ux Hi H| H| ■ w .■■ ' ' ' ' f Hi H| % ' ' s  ' | R M B m fe H y ' f I ' B 1 ' ' ' l M m W mJKS L : B 1 u Hhw K Hb h - K yN | B B| f i V r ' ifl HS K fk 1 H HHuBfe ' T W i m ' ' df 1 mmm 1 1 y: |HH m S 1 F jjj H 1 - 1 B ' i wM SHb SH R ' i l B T mHHHBj ' 1 1 H| 1 ? ' 1 f l B ' W ' 1 r 1 B wS|r f ' i l E Www fe ' ' 1 K , r ■- • s u m 1 1 I ..A N l CARL JOEGENSON Line Coach jkji D l!? ta- HAL MOE Head Football Coach Athletic Director 2 MUSH TOESON Backfield Coach m H ' A«. -. The past grid season was little short of disastrous for Portland ' s Pilots, who came through a ten-game schedule with only two wins and one tie to their credit. Both of the victories were wrapped up A ' hile the Purple and White squad as on the road. Down in Arizona, the Cliffdwellers rang the bell twice and came through with an extra point to grab a 13-0 win over the Tempe State Bulldogs. They polished off the otherwise unfortunate season with a 12-point victory over the Hawaiian All-Stars duriiig their Island invasion. -§il w BOB ACTON Guard GENE BAEEETT C:nter LAEEY BEIL Tackle GENE BIGGI Half Back JOHN CAPPIELLO Tackle SAM CAVALLI End A- GENE CONNOLLY Find JIM CONNORS Quarterback ROBERT DURHAM Quarterback Portland managed to chalk up only an 81-point season total while their opponents cracked the 200-mark for a final count of 205. Of 81 Pilot points, 78 were made on 13 touch- downs and only three on conversions. With the Leilehua Alumni Hawaiians leading the pack to the tune of eight touchdowns in the season opener, the opposition accumulated -31 touchdowns and booted the leather over the crossbar 19 times for extra points. The Hawaiians made a grand total of 93 points in their two games, accounting for half the points scored against the Pilots during the season. GALE EMMONS Fulllja.-k JACK FOED Halfback JOE GILLIS Tackle I DANNY LYNCH Guard PAUL MANNI Guard JACK OBERWEISER End FEED OWENS Halfback WAYNE PAEEISH Guard DON BOCHON Halfback Even though the statistics are lopsided. Line Coach Carl Jorgenson reports that under the existing conditions the ClifFdwellei ' s didn ' t do badly. The squad was handicapped in many ways. Outstanding among these was the lack of experience with which the nearly lOO ' i freshman team started the season. Although spring practice was held last year, only a few of the season ' s varsity were present and the remainder didn ' t arrive on the campus until fall. Having never worked together before, the gridsters were difficult to mold into a smoothly working machine, and it was late in the season that they began to click. PAT SWEENEY Halfback BUD THOMAS Halfback RAY UTZ End STEVE VOOEHEES Center BUD WILLIAMS Quarterback GEORGE BEIL Tackle ED BETHAM Halfback DICK BROWN Tackle FEED BUTCHER Quarterback ii iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiii iiiMii I : . The Pilots opened their first football season in three years against the Hawaiian All-Stars at Multnomah Sta- dium. Starting the game with two fast touchdowns on the All-Stai-s and a conversion for a total of 13 points. From there on the Hawaiians took over the ball game in no un- certain terms. Bringing with them a neat bag of tricks, the swivel-hipped All-Stars ran wild to bring the final score to a total of 54 to 13 for the Hawaiians. After this bad first game, the Pilots went through the season playing good tough football. TOM CAPOZZI Guard TOM O ' CONNOR Center BOB CRAVIATTO End BUD EMOEY Guard BILL FAEGHER Halfback BUD FRENCH Halfback AL GROUP End BILL HUNT Quarterback GEORGE HUSERIK Tackle 4- ' ' ►--• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :i . H2Jik In the opening game of the season, Portland ' s Jayvees bowed to the Oregon College of Education at LaGrande. Beaten by a 7 to 6 score, the junior varsity lost a heart- breake] ' because of a bad kick for the extra point. The Jay- vees lost their second game to the Fort Lewis Engineers, after holding them to a 6 to 6 tie during the first half. The undefeated Engineers came back in the second half to score twice more and wind up the score 20 to 7. In their best performance of the year, the junior varsity brought a 20 to 9 win over the Lewis and Clark team to wind up the season with two losses and one win. r ' BILL KAMBICH Tackle ROSS KELLOGG Tackle KENNY LIEN Halfback L WALT MACKEY Center JAKE MANNI Guard RAY MANNING Guard ED MYERS Halfback DICK ODONNELL Quarterback JACK ODONNELL Fullback BILL SWEENEY Guard BOB SWILLER End JIM THORPE Quarterback ED WALLO End BILL JOLLY Manager MUSH TORSON Baskstball Coach The Portland Pilots, playing the toughest schedule of games in the history of the sport on the cliff, against some of the standout teams of the Pacific Coast, rolled up a game average of 48.4 points. They played outstanding ball all season, winning 13 out of 31 games, ten of their losses going to some of the nations top teams, such as Oregon State and Nevada. Playing for the first time together, the practically all-freshman team looks forward to a bigger and better sea- son next year. Hitting their stride late in the season, the Pilots will be out for blood in the next year ' s court season. SCHEDULE Portland 50 — Vanport .... 37 Portland 31 — LongAiew. . .46 Portland 63— St. Helens . . 42 Portland 33— U. of 56 Portland 54 — Seattle 59 Portland 53— St. Martins. .46 EOBEET DEVICH Forward HAEOLD HOLDEN Forward SCHEDULE Portland 62— Fees 36 Portland 38—0. S. C 58 Portland 37— Santa Clara. 57 Portland 38— Santa Clara. 57 Portland 48— U. B. C 43 Portland 60— U. B. C 33 ■ 1 J HHrf PP H H Bk g SCHEDULE K ■■i Portland 30— 0. S. C, 70 P 1 HH Portland 57— Cent. Wash.. 73 K l Portland 41 — Gonzaga .... 58 hI hI K K ' i Portland 51 — Gonzaga ... .65 IPi P i i Portland 54— Cent. Wash.. 77 r yK i Bi 1 Portland 53 — Gonzaga ... .41 1 STEVE TEOY Center MARVIN SCOTT Guard SCHEDULE Portland 37— Gonzaga 53 Portland 41 — Nevada 65 Portland 36— Santa Clara. 55 Portland 67— Willamette . . 60 Portland 49— C. P. S 70 Portland 42— Nevada 43 ROWLAND DEPEE Forward JIM BEADY Center -mmM ' ; ■ JD SCHEDULE Portland 48 — Nevada.-. . . .61 Portland 69— Pacific 43 Portland 47— Pacific 35 Portland 49— U. B. C 41 Portland 49— D. B. C 56 Portland 62— C. P. S 55 Portland 54— Willamette . . 46 PAT EYAK Manager ia l tr •raiBi mmu Front row; Mulhern, Grosjacques, Carlascio, Daniels, Pienovi, Sautee, Colombo, Vnylsteke. Second row: Barta. McGee, Kane, Scott, Piccia, Butler, Polict, Owens, TMrd row: Weatheril, Deekes, Troy, Torson, Morris, Spitznagel, Cmicote Besslnius, Haegy. The Pilot Baseball team, under Coach Mush Torson, is looking for scalps along the Coast this spring. With lots of material and many of last year ' s stars returning to play this year, the Pilots look for a good year with lots of action and chance to make Portland ' s name known in Pacific Coast College baseball. GAME SCHEDULE University of Oregon .... Apr University of Oregon .... Apr Oregon State College. .. .Apr Pacific University Apr Lewis and Clark Apr University of Oregon .... Apr: Vanport College Apr: Vanport College Apr Vanport College Apr Washingto nState Apr 1 5 Vanport College April 26 1 7 Willamette University . . . April 30 1 10 Willamette University May 2 1 11 University of Oregon May 3 1 12 Linfield College May 9 1 14 Lewis and Clark . May 10 1 18 Oregon State Penitentiary. May 11 1 19 Linfield College May 13 1 21 Pacific University May 16 1 25 Vanport College May 17 • ). - | - :g| M J r K-- - • 1. ' ■■ ' r 1 «i li [ fW E i- i tU V S i mc ? s:!:. •A. ' li ■ ' -■ ft J u t: u M The University of Portland Ski Club was formed during the 1946-47 fall semester, to promote interest in winter sports and skiing in particular. More than 100 enthusiasts of the sport of slat artistry appeared on the membership rolls to take part in an action-filled program outlined by the executive committee. Highlight of the year was the suc- cessful Class C Giant Slalom race held at Mt. Hood on February 16th. Pilot skiers proved their ability by taking five of the first ten places in the men ' s division to place ski- ing high on the list of minor sports at Portland University. fwr COACH JOEGENSON. B3EEY. TOOL, THORPE, THAiHOFEE. BAHLER, PETERSEN. Starting the season with a surplus of players, Coach Carl Jorgenson cut the Tennis team to the six who make up the squad at this time. Making one of their best showings against Lewis and Clark, the Pilots outclassed their opponents with a 5 to 2 score. After a slow start, the Pilot netmen hit their stride and expect to wind up the season with a healthy balance on the win side of the ledger. MATCH SCHEDULE College of Puget Sound . . . April 5 Oregon State College April 11 Lewis and Clark April 12 Pacific University April 18 Linfield College April 19 Linfield College April 26 Lewis and Clark May 3 Willamette University .... May 9 Reed College May 10 Pacific University May 16 Willamette College April 25 Oregon State College May 17 SMITH, MARLOWE. ACTON. CONNEY. MILICH Opening their sciiedule with a loss to the College of Puget Sound, the Portland Golf team completely outclassed Lewis and Clark, 25 to 2, and then received a golf lesson from Oregon State College, taking a loss of 23 to 4. Under a ladder elimination system. Coach Jorgenson cut the team to its present size. MATCH College of Puget Sound . . . April 5 Lewis and Clark April 10 Oregon State College .... April 12 Pacific University April 18 Vanport College April 19 Willamette University . . . April 25 Liniversity of Oregon .... April 26 SCHEDULE Lewis and Clark May 1 Vanport College May 2 Washington State May 4 U. of British Columbia May 8 Willamette University .... May 9 Oregon State College May 16 Pacific University May 17 rftj S ' SSjaf C SB -- Coach George Philbrook started off his return to the Portland campus by taking a green, but willing. 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