University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 482 of the 1953 volume:

tve dedicate The death of Herbert T. Condon last summer closed a chapter in University history. Dean Condon, who served Washington for nearly fifty years, first as registrar and finally Dean of Students, will be a part of this campus in spirit as well as material memorials for the rest of its existence. In that fifty years Dean Condon sau his small college grow into a mighty center of learning guided by his philosophy of education. I am a firm believer in the policy that colleges can teach character as well as they can teach knowledge,” the Dean once said. I think a function of a University is to teach a student some rules of conduct as well as rules of grammar. With this philosophy always in mind Dean Condon advised Regents and laid cornerstones of actual buildings as well as new ideas. He dedicated bis life to Washington and server! the Uni- versity longer than any other one person. Supreme Court Justice Mathew W. Hill expressed the Dean's devotion by using the names of the four Columns in the Sylvan theater. “Loyalty, Industry, Faith ami efficiency, I know of no life that epitomizes these qualities more than our friend, Herbert T. Condon,” Justice Hill said at memorial services last June. It is hoped that the dedication of this Tyee to Dean Condon may in a smull way express Washington’s thanks for the Dean’s self-dedication to us. Herbert T. Condon was truly a Friend of Youth.” in memoriam faculty students AUERNHEIMER, AUGUST PAUL BRIKOFF CONDON. HERBERT T. ROBERT A. GRENELL DRAPER, OSCAR E. GEOFFREY T. ROBERTS HUTCHINS. LEWIS R. KIRSTEN. FREDERICK K. NORRIS. EARL R. PRESTON, HOWARD H. RALPH, PAUL H. VON BREVERN, MAXIM i contents academic to administration classes and colleges activity 144 spring activities fall activities winter activities student government publications cultural events greeks independent living groups campus organizations ‘240 athletic spring sports fall sports winter sports women's sports tMCiBdewic activities association be, athletic i I I I i ■ 1 t I ■ academic administration It is a special pleasure this year to greet the young men and women of the I niversily of Washington, for 1953 marks the 100th anniversary of the establishing of our Territory, of the beginning of a spiraling progress, social and industrial, vocational and edurationul. Throughout the century just behind us the University has figured prominently. It was established when other universities and colleges throughout the national already were of age. They had a tremendous head start in terms of years and tradition. It is ama ing. considering this, that in a very short time the University has developed to a point at which it ranks among the foremost educational institutions in America. Much of this progress we owe to those early tren of vision whose faith in their fellow pioneers and in the potential of the Territory directed them to the most careful deliberation and planning of the educational program of W ashington. Much of this we owe. also, to those who have com after tin first builders and to you students who are carrying on the finest traditions of education and preparing vourselves for the high level of citizenship necessary to the building of even greater centuries ahead. . A 22 Goykhnok ok W ashington This first opportunity to extend greetings to a class of fellow graduates in the Tyee is a special kind of pleasure. This hook is something you «ill treasure more and more as years go by. Certainly, this has been true with me and my 1914 Tyee. I hope that this will he true with you too. not merely because your yearbook can help you to re-live the pleasant moments of your college life, but for an even more important purpose as well. This has to do with the continuous process of learning. I hope that the mementos of your college life may always be a reminder that learning i' a continuous proces� , not something which ends abruptly at Com- mencement time. It may have occurred to many of you that Commencement is a peculiar sort of a word to use in connection with the end of your University education. If it were the end. this most certainly would be a peculiar kind of usage. In a very real sense, however, the learning process is only beginning for you. Your University has done the best it can to aid you in this beginning, but it can make no pretense that it has taught you all you ought or need to know. The truly educated man or woman is the one who never ceases to learn, who always seeks to Ivecome belter educated. To the extent that you do continue to leam. your University will have served its best ami most worthy purpose. So I hope that your Tyee. indeed everything about your I niversity, will be a constant reminder of these important facts and that they will help inspire you to constantly improve upon whatever education your Univer- sity has been able to give you. In doing this, all of us at the University hope that vou will call upon your I niversity to aid vou in this piocess in any way it can. wherever you may be and whenever you need its help. In serving you. in the years ahead, we hope that your University will merit the kind of loyalty from you that it should be able to expect from its sons and daughters. I)K. DONALD G. CORBETT GRANT ARMSTRONG CHARLES F. FRANKLAM) President Vice-President JOHN KING WINLOCK W. MILLER THOMAS MRS. J. HERBERT GARDNER BALMER boartl of regents Under state law, the government of the University is vested in a BOARD OF REGENTS consisting of seven members appointed by the Governor with the approval of the State Senate. They -erve for terms of six years each, without pay. Under rules prescribed the Regents, the President of the University and the faculty have charge of the immediate government of the I niversity. H AROLD P. EVEREST became ice President of the University of Washington on July 16. 1952. after serving a.- Acting President for the preceding -ix months. He joined the Univcisity journalism faculty in 1938 and became Director of the School in 194-1. When the School of Journalism and the Radio Education Department were combined into the School of Communications in 1951. he was named Director of the new School. He held this posi- tion until appointed Acting President in January. 1952. A University of W ashington alumnus. Professor Everest was the publisher of a weekly newspaper in Kirkland for 16 years Iteforc entering the teaching profession. HAROLD P. EVEREST Vice President University of Washington affice af student affairs Specializing in the out-of-cluss life of ihr university students, the Office of Student Affairs is an outstanding service organization on the University of Washington campus. Personal problems receive helpful and confidential attention from the staff of experienced counselors whose job it is to help students adjust to university life. Its numerous functions include counseling individual students and organized groups, providing loans and scholar- ships for qualified students, finding jobs or housing, and acting as an information center on campus life. Data on other departments and offices arc always available, and if there is any question that the OSA cannot answer, its staff will gladly and promptly obtain the answer. The positions of executive director, counseling supervisor, and foreign students' adviser, along with a competent staff of associate counselors, make up an efficient and effective organization designed for the purpose of beneficially serving university students. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Clen T. Njjireen AIL’NSEl.ING SUPERVISOR l-ee Saunders FOREIGN STUDENTS’ VDVISER Jim Davi ASSOCIATE COUNSELORS Wnmlu Hrouilir Pal Itiibros Robert Porter Top Ho� � : EDITOR OF PRESS William M. Read Hot Inin Rom : DIRECTOR. SI MMER QUARTER Brie I- Barr PURCHASING AGENT John . Hurdinj: DEPT. OF IN-SERVICE TEACHER TRAINING Executive Officer. Kdjjiir M. Druprr DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS Donald K. Andrr on WOMENS RESIDENCE HALLS Until C.uunnehtr, Patricia MrClurr administration Giving intelligent guidance to the numerous fields of activities at the university is lit important job of the administrators. Their various positions necessarily cover a wide range of duties as there are many behind-the-scenes tasks involved in the successful administra- tion of a large university. The fifteen men and women who are each separately charged with specific as|� ects of administration are well trained and qualified to give wise direction to the operation of the university. Under their leadership falls the comprehensive responsibility of maintaining and improving the financial, physical and educational well being of the university and it- students. Financial control is vested in the comptroller, the assistant comptroller, the registrur. and the purchasing agent, while other administrators handle the physical aspects of the university. Such physical aspects are controlled by the superintendent of building- and grounds, ami the director of campus housing. The well being of the students is directed by the counselor of the women’s residence halls, the director of the food service, ami the direc- tor of health service. The ull-irn|H rtunt educutionul urea of administration is jointly directed by the director of adult education, the executive officers of extension classes, correspondence studies, and in-service teacher training, and the director of libraries. The directors of summer quarters, press, and office of public information and university relations complete this well-rounded force of administrators. Through their respective titles of office, each extends beneficial influence toward the major areas of university interest. o institution can function properly without a competent crew of administrators, and those of Washington arc certainly deserving of honor and credit for the smoothe operation of our university. 26 Top Row: REGISTRAR Ethelyn Toner COMPTROM.EH NcImiii Wahl-troin Second Row: ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER ErneM M. Conrad DIVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION Director. I.loyd . Srlirnni IORRF.SPONI ENCE STUDIES Executive Officer, (inirgr I , liorlon Third Rows DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION CLASSES Executive Officer. Martin N. Chamberlain UNIVERSITY FOOD SERVICE Director, Margaret E. Terrell Fourth Row: CAMPUS HOUSING Director, J. Arthur Pringle LIBRARIES Director. Harry C. Hauer alumni University alumni may he pone from the campus, hut they continue to hear the name of Washington proudly and with honor. Aiding in the promotion of the high ideals, efforts, and best interests of the University of Washington is the purpose of the Alumni Association. Since its beginning in 1891. the association has successfully carried out numerous long term and far-reaching projects bringing countless ln-nefits to the university and its students. Outstanding activities in- clude awarding scholarships to future graduates, holding class reunions, cele- brating Homecoming annually with new and vigorous enthusiasm, and each June sponsoring the commencement tea hon- oring graduating seniors. These year- round functions serve as a connecting link to pust college days and provide excellent opportunities for the alumni to renew old acquaintances. Pictured above is Hymn Lane. president of the Alumni Associa- tion, with hi� wife. Janet. Here the Alumni office stuff is seen busily mailing the Mum- mi-. quarterly publication, to some of the 23.000 alum subscrib- ers. Pictured from left to right: (Seated) Evelyn Marshall and Toni Hckentbaler. (Standing) Kalpb Jones. Bee Ober. Mrs. Safon Don- nelly. and Tal E. Jones. Through the Alumni Association, countless graduates carry forward the traditions of the university and contrib- ute to the continuance of its role of dynamic leadership in American educa- tion. In this way. genuine pride and earnest endeavors are combined by Washington alumni to see that their beloved alma mater becomes greater through the years. Smiling “Curly Harris bolds the import- ant position of Alumni Director. Pictured below is the Alumni Association's Hoard of Trustees: l.oft to right (seated): Chuck Bcchtol, Mrs. Glenn Whitenum, .Mrs. Irvine liabel. It. Itron-don Curly Harris, By- ron ljine (president). Mrs. John Donnelly. Robert Ingram. Mr«. Boland Pinkbani. Robert .Abel, Waller Blade. (Standing): Howard Tilt- lie. Everett Nordstrom. Donald Mackenzie, Ed Nowogroski, Dr. W illium McGovern, Dean Ar- ehey, Tal Jones. Steve Anderson. Acting-President Everest and Byron I «ane greet Judge and Mrs. W alter Beal at Senior Reception where Judge Beals was honored as Alumnus of the Year 1932. President Schmitz, meets Mr. ami Mrs. Fletcher O. Johnson, University of Washing- ton alumni, at the Alumni Association Re- ception in his honor. Alumni president Byron Lane pins a golden W” on Mis Pearl McDonnell at the Fifty- Year Hrunion of the Class of 1902. e9es baccalaureate .Summa Cum Laude Heggie. Leslie David Strong, Mary Alice Kklund. Melvin Harry Grover, James Robh Hoard. Donald Ellsworth Swenson. Jack Spencer Elwin, Winifred Hardie Keserich, Charles Hoshiwara, Isao Thurlow, Gary Emlund, John Herren Olson. Delfred M. Ishikawa, Etsuko Trautman. Philip Andrew Gaby, Walter David Stephens, Donald I-averette Iverson. George. Jr. Vickery, Michael Theodore Gellermann, Dianne Stowe. Barbara Lucille Jacques, Ivan Louis Warner. Mary Jane Gotseff, Dimitir S. Jitodai, Ted Teruo Winders. Robert Clarence Grahl, Robert R. Magna Cum Laude Johnson. Earle Worth Zevenbergen. John Green. Elmer Harold Alhadeff, Betty Johnson, William, Jr. Gunderson, Ixsi Ann Barlter, William Frederick Jorgensen. LeRoy Cum Laudr Hacker. Garnet Imogene Barger. John E Jr. Keitel, Glenn Howard Allison, C. Jay. Jr. Haley, Elvln Warren Benoit, John William King, William Travers III Anderson. Kennrth Norman Hammersmith, Rol ert Janie Bloomer. Donna Lorraine Kruftrnbcrg. Edwin Wilhelm Astell. Zelda Joan Hart. Betty l.oui«e Boydston. Blair Donald Lagawier, Edith Burt, Roliert Ell wood Hendrickson. Dale Cottier, Shirley I rsen. Marion Martha Bay, Richard M. Herzog. Ruth DelabarTe. Maurice Arthur Lucks. William G. Beck, Ruth E. Hodson. Jean Tumhaugli Dewey, William Comet Mace, Margaret Jean Rover, Grace Donnelly Izumi, Yutaka Dulin. Lee Thomas Miller, Roger Miles Brace, Barlxara Jock. Thomas Malcolm Ellis, Samuel S. Moore, llonoru Brand, Tina Jacobson. Beverly Ann Engler, El wood A. Mortenson. Edna Linnea Brandstrom. Betty Ann Jaedicke. Robert K. Enaeoe, Gerald Eugene Pomcrenk, Glenn lamia Goltrill, Imogene DeYoung Johnson, Marilyn laurine Erickson. Robert Vernon Reeves, Richard Allen Cox, Marilyn Alice (x atr« Jones. Waller Denny Evans, Betty June Reitz, Mabel Mary Crabs. Jack Marvin Knlbarh, Rolterl Michael Franklin. Frederick Carl Sams, Burnett Henry III Dawson, Donald Alfre | Kato, Zenichi J. Goard, Willard Watson Schaaf. Kathryn Irene Day, Richard Albert Katzenberger. Eva Jane Gunnarsen, Julius Walter Siemens. Abraham Dean, l twrence Allen Kieburtz, R. Bruce Harford. Mary Helen Snyder. Sally Dickson. Wesley B. King. Bemire Wanda Harris, Ruth l.enore Stiefcl, Doris Johanna Dunn, Beverly Leland Kirkman, William Justus faculty Annual presentation of the President's and Faculty Medals was made at the President's Fall Convocation. The President’s Medal is conferred upon the graduating senior who has maintained the highest record over the four years of his undergraduate course. For 1952. the Medal was awarded to James Robb Grover. a graduate in chemistry. Faculty Medals are awarded to students in the sophomore and junior classes who have made the best scholastic records in their classes during their freshman-sophomore, and freshman-sopho- more-junior college years, respectively. Recipi- ents of Faculty Medals in the junior class were Margaret Rue Rough, sociology major, and Ernest Christian Rogge, who is majoring in engi- neering. Sophomore Faculty Medalist this year was Zorn Shively, a prelaw major. PRESIDENT’S MEDALIST Jumet Robb Crater, above, is awarded the President’s Medal front Acting-President Harold P. Everesl. M inner of tlie Junior Family Medal lw«t year. Junto is a graduate in chemistry, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Lambda Epsilon, ZcIn Mu Tuu. und Ammonii Socii. 30 honors - kluin , Edna May l.awrenre, Caroline Scott long. Chester I.eRoy Lorensen, Leonard McDonald, Jean Annette Marsh, Mervin Wayne Matsusawa. June NorBeo Malsudiita, Iwao Miller, Allen Rolwrt Modahl. Donna-Jean Moran, Stanley E. Norton, John Richard 0’Bo le, Myrtle Isaltrlle Odwirr, Milton Wayne Peterson. Robert Irwin IVtrie. Mary Elizabeth Pettibone, Carol Jeun Quinn. Georgia Patricia Kaby. Bruce Alan Ringman. Orla Diane Robeek, Mildred Coen Robin . Jani� Schmit. Peter William S'hoennauer. Arthur Henry August Shrlton, («Iona Ann Shimada, MiUuyoshi Smith. Virginia Pauline Smith, Wesley Dale Snyder, Eloisc Rozelle Stephen . Harold Ixrslie Stoke . Lyle Sidney Tanigurhi, Ray Akira Tanner, George Trgrlberg. Herb Carl Teigh. Mary lee Thiel. Shirley Margaret Thompson, Hugh O'Hara Thornton, Ralph Eugene L’mrr, lohn Bailey Viborel. Jean Marie Vrooman. Lcnore Orodine Wagar, John Alan Wahl. Terenee Ralph Welth, Shirley-Mae Patrick West, Kenneth Benjamin White. Pitt Felly, Jr. Wilson, Joy Marie Wong. Kenneth G. Wood. David Glenn Wylie. Turrell Y'erl Yee, James Shee-Jom Yutani. Noliuo Zuor, Clarence William, Jr. Baccalaureate honors are based on the entire scho- lastic record of the graduate. The distinction of summa cum laude signifies a minimum grade-point average of 3.9. rnagna cum laude an average of 3.6, and cum laude an average of 3.35. The honor summa cum laude is awarded only to students who have completed four full years at the University of Washington, while rnagna cum laude and cum laude are presented to those who have completed not less than ninety hours at this institution, together with a record of distinction at institutions previously attended. In computing hon- ors. and “A” carries four grade points, “B” three, “0. two, and ‘ D“ one. In addition, the I niversity of Washington recog- nizes excellence in scholarship by the issuance of scholarship lists at the close of each quarter, by the award of Certificates of High Scholarship and Faculty Medals at the President's Convocation in the autumn, and by the bestowal of honors and the President's Medal at Commencement in June. medalists JUNIOR FACULTY MEDALISTS SOPIIOMORF. FACULTY MEDALIST Ernest Christian Pogge, a senior major- ing in engineering, received the Junior Faculty Medal for outstanding scholar- ship. In addition, Ernst is a member of Tau Beta Pi, Scabbard and Blade, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. A senior sociology major. Margaret Hae Itaugh was awarded the Junior Faculty Medal at the President’� Convocation. Peggy i� also AWS Recording Secretary, AROTC Sponsor, and a member of W-Key. Now a junior in prelaw, Zorn Shively received the Faculty Medal at the end of his sophomore year. Zorn U also a member of Arnold Air Society on campus. 31 mortar boarii H.iMargaret President ChUlrndon. Robin Clarke. bouisr uinmins. Diane Donehoo, tin Freeman. Ruih Fries. Ibmnu kakrla. Rita Ijivtinn, IV(!yy limited, Fli alx-th MacDonald. Marilyn Miller. Shirlrv Moore. Itarlwiru Myers, Klizaheth I’ark. Rarltaro Reekie. Elagrace Smith, Jnari Tapjie, Rita Mortar Board recognizer outstanding senior women in seventy-eight American colleges, and is represented on this campus with Tolo chapter. Members are chosen in their junior year on the basis of high scholarship, service to the I niversity. and leadership. A grade point average three- tenths above the all-university average is required. The organization promotes loyalty, ad- vancer service and fellowship among col- lege women, and encourages high scholar- ship and leadership. The major projects of Mortar Board in- clude an award of a one hundred and fifty dollar scholarship to a worthy girl each year, presentation of plaques to the out- standing sophomore and junior girls alt he VW S-AMS Scholarship Banquet, and spon- sorship of the annual and traditional Tolo dance. Mortar Board members also ii ist at University functions whenever needed, among them, the President's reception for freshmen, and the Convocation Assembly in the spring. 32 fir tree In existence for forly-siv year� , Fir Tree i- an organization comprised of those students who, us undergraduates, have served the I niver. ity hy lhe!r par- ticipation in athletics, debate, journal- ism. and other worthy activities. Distinguished from other organiza- tions. Fir Tree elects its members from those who have shown unselfish devo- tion and loyal service to Washington. As its purpose is to designate individ- uals outstanding in some field of student activity, election to Fir Tree is truly a high reward for past services rendered the I Diversity. In order for Kir Tree to he a Wash- ington society in essence, membership is limited to undergraduate men who have taken all their college work at this l ni versi ty. The symbol of a fir tree serves as an appropriate emblem be- cause it is particularly indigenous to our state and reaches its greatest height and luxuriousness when grown from the beginning in one place, surrounded by its fellows. Wiley, Limes President Brady. Eugene Enochs. Duane MrCutchrn. Mike WucklrMcine, Robert Piper. John Sprague. Ki hard la I ley. Harold Ulbrirkson. Alvin Guisness, Frank Hayes, Bernard M. Jury, Doujilu NOT PH TL'RED: llolzkneeht. Ted Jury. William I-©voted. Carl Wood. David Vamada. Harry 33 aval club OVAL CLUB, originally established forty-six years ago on the University of Washington campus, is an active upperclass- men’s honorary whose principal purpose i- “Service to A ashing- ton. Through its symbolic spirit Oval Club has preserved the traditions, the ideal-, and the history of the University. Members arc bi-annuallv selected by the active chapter from junior men who have displayed outstanding interest and participation in activities, athletics, and in the academic field. This undergraduate honorary performs many large and small services for betterment of the University throughout the year. Among these school serv- ices are a Faculty Banquet, honoring all faculty members who have devoted thirty or more years of service to the University. This banquet is co-sponsored by Totem Club. Other Oval Club activities and projects include an Alumni Banquet. Initiation Dance. Children's Picnic, Pledge Project. Intermission Entertain- ment at athletic events, and presentation of the Oval Club Scholastic Trophy. Ahahcr. Tom Brady, Cent Bunker, Fortcat Spud Early. Bill Furm . hrr.tr Garnrt. John Gill... Phil G-jiint � . Frank Hyndr. Jim tie dan. Dick i� rf, Jan NOT PICTURED K.rk. Jerry Knight, Bill MapUUOO. Clmck Mi lehr II, Sam Mnrruon, Jim Mucklcatoor. Bob Mnllin. Tory Newton. Dick Oban. Chock Piper, John faun, Jim Row. A! Ruwrll. Don Saltntm, IVtc Sandhcu. Dick Soearnfrri. Jack Tucker. Ixn UlltuktcA. At Vrhrt, Jack Wardlnw. tbaanr Wiley, Jim Ynurtwankl. L.«i McCUry. Doug Pi ci idem Brown. Fred Carlton, Leo Cohen. Too Firber, Cordon Ham� . Dick Hixibrenr, Bel Knott. Dick Macnutott. Dirk McCutchm. Mile Oiaaou, Vic Smith. Larry Tualuuoa, John Widetdeldt. Ceorgr Ikt.hrt. Dcanrr Carpenter, Ted Pliant), Dmi Fcokabntd, Eric Bin EE {£, Martin. Ait Morgan. Dick Parker. Frank Snratur. Dick Titrney. Jack Wit ®. J V tiers. Arne Bc«rlier, Roy Catlaihin. Jim Cheeky. Frank ErickKUi. Larry Italic. Roland UikIk., Merrill Hiirchir.ton, B-b Lctndcracn, Phil Martin. Val Noe. Jim Rirhrrdr. Bill Storey, Robert Touhy, Pctrr Bohlin, Bill Boyce. Richard Cameron. Hill Cinnano, Joe Fcry. John inc. ttomxk� , Phil Kins. Tracy Lmdikns, Vrtn McCracken. Fluyd O'Conner. Bob Kudnvrk. Frrd Talley. Dar.tlJ Walatrora, Dick 34 Tomer. Jojnn Prntdcnt Bets. Evelyn Bucher, Helen Cummin , Ditnr Gibba, Wendy Hr rum. Jeanne KnucUim. Man.'� Lockwood. Miiilvn Miller. Sluilty Schwaiy. Juanne Suwm n. Jeurmi- Taylor. Lou Black, Barbula (Jilljhan. Maurcm Delier, Nancy Hammer. Kami jallie t Ilia belli Kuhn. Eva Lou LovMrd, Lit Mycn. Lit Smith. Barbara Sweruon. Marilvn Webb. Vivian Allen. Peggy Beach. Dau Bradford. Mar ilyn Ouitrndcn. Robin Done boo, Ann Hauaer. Alice Kakela, Ktu Lawton, Petav MeCoeile. joyee Park. Barbara Sealth. Joan Tall man. JoAnnr Weiger, Donna Baugh, Peggy Bchar. Bev Brown. Virginia Clarke. Leu Follu. Hamer Helwig. Kaihv Kcrtiula. Evelyn Lee, Pal MacDonald, Marilyn Sato. Julianoe Svjuillace, Muriel Tanpe. Riia Whmaker, Valei.a totem club This year marked the Twentieth Anniversary of Totem Club. founded in 1932. The purposes of Totem Club are: To secure, strengthen and perpetuate a greater Washington spirit of loyalty und service; to promote an undergraduate cooperation and unity; to develop cultured leaders, bound together by ties of friendship, and dedicated to the furtherance of the interests of the University of Washington; to preserve and foster worthy traditions of the University of Washington: to further for Washington attainment of the ultimate American university; and to prevent those evils which are apt to arise in a student honor society. Totem Club functions as a Senior women’s activity honorary. One hundred and twenty credits and a 2.0 grade average are re- quired for membership. Coeds are tapped during the spring of their Junior year by the presentation of a miniature totem pole during class. Pledging also occurs during fall quarter. Each year Totem Club sponsors Song and Stunt Night whose prieceds go toward n two hundred dollar scholarship awarded annually to a deserving woman student. 35 phi beta huppu Not Pictured: Edmunds. Louis II. Suitiin. Go McAllister, Richard C. Paradis, Charmainc F. Slavig, Darrell K. Workman, Richard G. Junior Honor� Awards Baugh, Howard. Pogge. Peggy R. Weston M. Ernest C. Bowman, krllog. Smith. Joan A. Ann E. loan P. Brrnrliley. McBeth, Tappe. Ben L. Ronald I). Rita I). Chittenden, Myers, Voestlin. Robin A. Elizabeth J. Mildred I). Cummins, Park. Diane Barbara J. I lti Bela kuppu Officers Miurt w . t.liapman Jack Maki Trustee Phi Bela kappa, founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary, is the oldest fireek letter society in the United States. The University chapter. W ashington Alpha, was founded in 1914. Flection to Phi Beta kappa has been a recognition of intel- lectual capacities well-employed, especially in the acquiring of an education in the liberal arts and sciences. The emblem is a key. Seniors Fleeted to Phi Bela kappa in 1932 Boydstoo. Donald Blair Brand. Tina Cottier, Shirley Dawson. Donald Alfred Day. Richard Albert Ihjalurir. Maurice Arthur Dunn, Beverly Inland (hinsmoor, Carol Johnson Elder. Raymond Paul Ellis. Samuel Soloman Elwin. Winifred A. Engler. F.lwood Albert Ensroe. Gerald Eugene Erickson. Robert Vernon Ernlund. John Herren Gaby, Walter David Gellermann. Dianne Mildred Goard. Willard Watson Graves, Helen Hope Gunderson. Lois Ann Gunnarsen, J. Walter Hammersmith. Robert Jamrs Harford. Mary Helen Harris. (Juintnn Smith Harris. Ruth Lenore Hendrickson. Dale Herzog. Ruth llod-on. Jeon Tumluiugh Hovhiwara, Isao Ichikawa. Etsuko Iverson. George Jack. Thomas Malcolm Jaroleuin, Beverly Ann Jacques, Ivan I mis Jaedickr. Robert K. J. : • ! ■ i. Ted Teruo Johnson. Marilyn Ijiurine Johnson. William Jorgensen, I-eRov kalbarh, Roliert Michael Keitel. Glenn Howard Klutaa. Edna May K. aftenberg. Edwin Wilhelm ' agawier. Edith orensen. Leonard Mace, Margaret Jeun Marsh, Mervm Wayne Mottick, William Eugene McDonald. Jean Annette Moore. Honora Mortmain. Edna Linnea Nielsen. Thomas Harold O'Neal, Estellu Louise Pettilione, Carol Jean Pomerenk. Glenn Louis R-eves, Rirbard Allen Reitz, Maliel M. Ringmnn, Orla Diane Shelton. Gloria Ann Shimada, MiLsuyoshi Siemens, Abraham Smith. Virginia Pauline Snyder. Eloise Ron-lle Stepnich. Ivan Charlr Stiefel, Doris Johanna Stokes, l.yle Sidney- Strong. Mary Mice Swenson. Jack Spencer Teigh. Mary I-ee Thirl, Shirley Margaret Thompson. Hugh O'Hara Thorstrn, oirl Andrew Thurlow. Gary Tolias, Chri-tto Trautinan. Philip Andrew (Jnter, John Bailey V ickery. M ichael Theodore N rooman. Lenore Orodine Welsh. Shirley-Mae Patrick West, Kenneth Benjamin Whalen, Mary Ann Wilson. Joy Marie Winders. Roliert Clarence NN one. Kenneth Gen Nee. James Slice-Jom Zevenliergen. John William Mrs. Bernice Smith presents I’hi Hein Knppa scholarship to William F. Brnchner 36 college of arts and sciences The College of Arts and Science� , headed by Dkvn Lloyd S. Woodbi rnk, trains thousands of students for varied occupations. The College's thirty-three departments offer courses ranging from architecture to anthropology, from physic to philosophy. One recent addition to the College is the new In- formed School of Communications, which in- cludes Journalism and Radio hducation. The latter has become increasingly important on the campus with an enlarged broadcasting schedule over Station KUOW. Being divided into three main sections, the College present a wide and comprehensive vari- ety of subjects falling under the general classifi- cations of Humanities. Social Sciences, and Sciences. Also in the College of Arts and Sci- ences is an ever-increasing number of students under the General Studies program. In addition, here is found those counties students preparing for entry into professional fields including medi- cine. dentistry, nursing, law-, and teaching. Thus, it is evident that the College of Arts and Sciences provides unlimited opportunities for college students interested in versatile train- ing and specialization. The l.ihr.ir . well-known lo student uml family alike, lin Iona been the renter n( study and research. 37 DEAN LLOYD S. WOODBURNE arts and ART Walter F. luaco ARCHITECTURE Anhur P. Hrrrnwn COMMUNICATIONS Vernon R. Front DRAMA Glenn Hughe HOME ECONOMICS Jennie I. K own tree MUSIC Stanley Chappie MEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION R. K. Cutler WOMEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth M. Wilson humanities CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE John B. MrDiurmid GERMANIC LANGUAGES Curtis Vail ENGLISH Robert B. Heilman ROMANCE LANGUAGES Howard L Noalrand FAR EASTERN Gforcr E. Taylor GENERAL STUDIES W illiuni G. 141 try SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES Sverre Amlad SPEECH Horui-r (I. Ruhskopf abbott. BARBARA. J Sfwk Gamma ALLEN. PEGGY I Hi nf CaAiimifa Delia Uiaraj Silver F«h Totem Club A5UW A ii«iiin Bureau AWS ArtnllKl Com. Chaiimui ANDERSEN. ERNEST f ( irurral Studui n . t . ANDERSON. EVELYN L. Encltth •Mi'li' Chi Omega AN PERSIAN. GORDON L Sculpturing Della Tau Delta Graph� Tcchna Columna ANDERSON. PAUL E Prc-Maie Pal Upa.hu. arts Time out fraam «ludie f«� r EKIiliV BAUCII ami MIKE MrCUTCHEN ui the robe niarliinc in lilt- librari. Ilii� •prius mark� llir end of I’cRiti'a term � Mortar Hoard president. In addition «lie liu been AVIS Record ins errelary, winner of the Fnriilty Medal, mrniber of Phi lirta Kappa. Totem club. W-Key and Alpha kappa Delta, national «nriidiigj honorary. Varsity ha-htlb.ill raplain. Mike also belong� to Fir Tree, Oval elub and liic club. ROYCE. RICHARD H C« -iron i ,.� l Art On Pm ft w cm Vanity Boor Club Am. Id A« Society BRANCH. E GERALDINE Home Economic� Omimn Nil PRTDGEMAN. JOHN f (innu SrikJi.a Newman C3ub BRIER. Vk ARREN } hunuliaa Bela Thai a Pi Sigma Drill On BROWN. BILLY M Speech Zrti Phi Eta Women'l Dikii.- a Ion Group Vacr Prra Speech Awociatinn BROWN. VIRGINIA. M Commercial An P. Alphi Sigma Towm Club Program Pane.' CAN UP. PHILIP C Radii V TV Delia Ch. 0.mpa« tt Chari lntri-1'r alei mty Council CARLSON. LEO J. knimiliim Thcla Chi Sigma Delta Chi Oval Club Puerile Shirld Daily TYEE Inter-Fraternity Council CIARLTON. LYNN M. Archncctiue Chi llii Alpha Phi Omega CARMAN. E ELAINE Ph vocal Educatuc Ail-Phratrrea Cuuncil p.e. aub W.imen'a Reciea- CARTER. ROBERT T. Architedurr Sigma Phi Epulon CECCHI. ADRIENNE J Spanith n. aval Council 40 AVERY. DON S Auburn me BABCOCK. BARBARA A Ri-maner Language� Alpha Delta Pi BACON. MARILYN H Muau Wealey Mini� - Oltli Wnby Qub Kappa Phi BAKER. JOYCEE Home Eioiraia Wesley H..i« Kappa Mu Weslry Club BARNES. SUZANNE Engl .ah BARNETT. J ROBERT Far Eaat Organitatiemt Aim mbit Storing Com. BERKEY. PATRICIA J. Mimic A itm Hall BERTHS. MARALYN J, Art Alpha Phi YWCA BILAN. NORMA St Spiru.h BLOCK. A ELIOT Miiik Educatum H. rider id Pbi Mu Alpha Stnfoni Alpha Mil Omre� BLOCK. JOHN V Pre-Maine Delta Kappa Epaiton BOHLIN. WILLIAM t. timer 1 Studio IVIta Upailon It'-•ting on their way In flaw, BF.V IIKHAK ami DICK Sl’KAGUK take a look ul I hr I rum pit . Itrv In AW S vice president. president of Alpha F.psilon l hi. and a member of Totem elub. Dirk «• on the Varsity fiNithull team and a member of Purple Shield, Oval elub. Fir Tree. Big W elub, and Phi Theta Alpha, national TOUMMITT. CHARLES W. Auhitretiirr M«Ck|u Himm BUCHER, HELEN L, Phytical EtkK tw«i Synadclpbie • Physical Education Club W Ouh IU errat iutval Council BUCHET, WINNER D. Art IVIo T u Deli Chairman Social Event i Com Chairman IW Vanity Bill BURRIS. MAR VELLE V Lion Anrrui Wealey Club BUT7-IRNS. HELEN Petneuwl Minururnl IlIBBU Pill Bell CAII ACHAN, MAUREEN J utnalum Chi Omega T«em Club Pi Alpha Sigma history honorary. CHESLEY. PRANK R I unilun net Xi 8j|«u Delta CJii CJumiu Editor Owl Chib PuN.cjitiom Committee Difly CHITTENDEN. ROBIN A Jcurtulum Alpha Cbi Otars Maui Board Tbrta Sigma Phi T.e.« Club Pi Alpha Sigma CHRISTENSEN. ELLEN K. Mutic Auttin Hall Mu Eptilon aCHY. FREORIC K J. simatum Alpha Writ Sisma CIPRIANO. JOSEPH A Phrncil Eduratirm Bk W Club Owl Club Bull thill CLAPP, ELEANOR A An Phi Mu Parnauut Art Club II r CLARK. JACQUELINE J Heme Eoaomei IVIta Gamma CLARKE. JOHN J Communica tton� Alpha St m Phi CLAYTON. DIXON Architecture COLLIER. HELEN C. Dtam Aren CONC.ER. CONUN. WILLIAM M SUE A General Stud � Engluh Chi Phi Alpha Xi IKrUi Ir.trr-liatrrnilr Council DEL2ER. NANCY Jraunatiim Alpha Oil Ome � Totem Club Thcu Stem Ph� Dailly Aaacciate Editor DOUGLAS, PAUL J. Speech Alpha Gamma Delta Phratere Ccunci). Praident Motlar Hoard Totem Club Theta Stem Phi DONAHUE. IX'NEHOO. PATRK.IA L. ANN M Speech JtwrnaSwm IX)YLE. PATRICK R Muaic Phi Mu Alpha Smlunu Promenade� � Education Club Men-. Glee Club A Cappella Chou Ur.ivernty Sir-ser� EDMUNDS. SUSAN E Mutic Edutatu-n Amtm Hall Promcoadera Yacht Chib Ot cheat� COTTER. PATRICIA C. Er.sluh ELLISON. FRANC INE K Ensliih CRAWFORD. JOHN S Kn(lu). I hi Kappa P� i United Nation Committee Student-Faculty Prcsram Committee ENDELMAN. FRIEDA N. J. Am Alpha Epiltun Ital CRITGHF1ELD. RICHARD P Joumaham Phi Kappa P.i (V ERICKSON. BARDEN G. Architecture Beta Theta Pi FOOTE. DONALD J Architecture Delta Uptilon FURLKR. MOLLY II EnKluh Kanpa Alpha Theta. Preaidrnt 1X)Y. DAVID Q Far Hail Chincte Laoguaiii Club Ticaautct. Cbineae Student Club FREEMAN. RUTH A Mu.ic Chi Orneea Mu Phi Ept.loo. Pteasdem Mietar IVutd FRIEDRICH. GRACE E. Home Economic� Alpha Delta Pi Oeirron Nil FROST. JACQUELIN Home Economic� Kajjjo Alpha Theta Hume Economic Club Cabinet FROST. JILL Home Economic� Kappa Alpha Tbtta FUNK. K ANN Frrncb Kappa Kappa Gamma CRASHIN. SHIRLEY V. Hume Economic� Pin Sigma S«m HilIelFcundatioci GRAY. PAT J General Studica Alpha Chi Omega GREEN. WILLARD L. Prc- Major Pi Kappa Alpha GRIZZLE, PHYLLIS J Art Auatln HANDLEY. LEO M. it lulus Ita Sigma Phi S� tma Delta Chi Daily CeJuauia HANSMANN, MARY L General Studie Delta Gamma HARNISH. RICHARD M Architecture Lambda Chi Alpha HARRIS. RICHARD R HAUL MELVIN K. Vimmetcial Am Pamaaau� A2 DARROUCH. ANNE LYNN Scceeh Kappa Alpha Thera DAVIS. JOHN H Genrial Stud.f. Alpha Delta Phi Forest Club DEAHL. CAROLYN M General Art Swedssb Club DEDERER. MICHAEL E J-mrniliair. Lambda Chi Alpha Purple Shield Si ma Delta Chi Daily DECCAN. GERALD P Far East DE FOREST. JANET Far East Delta Gamma ERICKSON. JEAN M Art Lambda Rhu FARMANN. STANLEY L. Swedish Rcdere House Scabbard V Blade FENNELL. WILLIAM H Far East (hi is. FITZPATRICK. MARY J Physical Eduraticn P E. Chib Hockey dub Badminton Chib WOub FITZSIMMONS. ROBERTA J. Hcanc EccnumKs ROLLICK. CHARLES F. Central Studio Phi IVha Theta I.IZ LOVSTED pciik an inter- national language and � wni« I� find JOHN FERY in perfect � inputhy. I.ir. ami John wrvrd the C.lu—« of '32 a� frcthitian rln� � president and «eerc'ary. I.if. nrnl on to be elected class secretary during her junior year and topped it off by becoming ASUW Secretary. She is also a member of Mortar Hoard. To- tem club, and W-Kcy; president of Zela Phi Eta. speech honor- ary. uml chairman of AWS Concerts committee. John was class president during his soph- omore year, chairman of Par- ent ' Weekend, and vice-presi- dent of Oval club. This year he received the Dean Condon Award for the Outstanding Senior Man. GIESE. MARILYN B. Get sun Kipp Kappa Ciubi MEALY. DOLORES M. Radio-TV Austin Hill Phratcrt Newman Club Radio-TV Guild '•EBERT. JOHN D ' nrjal Studies b ma Nu HAUGEN, „ RUTH j. Studio GIBBONS, GERALD E. Unul Studies Pin Oasmi IVlu Husky Winter Sports Club HAUSER. ALYCE N. Musk W Oub GOLDFARB. ALVIN L General Studio Ztra Beta Tau Malamutrs. Vice-President HEDIN. BETTY E Journalism Daily Stall GOOO. DALE J. RsdsoTV Rad so-TV Guild, Trta GOODWIN. HAZEL A Spark Ch. Oi Omega HENDERSON, ANNA C. French Alpha Epsilon Delta Phi Slums Iota Wesley Club Caducrana HENSON. JEANNE E. Journalism Alpha Gamma Della Thru Sacma Phi Totem dub PanhcUetuc 43 r HERMANN. COLLEEN D !!n«lu)i hill. HOAK. HODGES. HOLLEND. HOPPER. HARRIETT BETSY MERRILL E VIRGIL K GLORIA E. Engltth Litetatote Literature Physical Educatu n Eiwt.ah Delta Chi Compta and Chart Howe Ecteiomica K ippa Alpha Thera Gamma Mn Bet Alpha IVIta Phi Sum Team Hu.lv Swim Club •w a.ib Oul (dub Pi Beta Phi YWCA Cabinet Campu. Cooperatum Committee JOHNSON. FREDERICK M Art Cnpba Techna PamtMoa JOHNSON. RICHARD A Joutniliam Htn Sigma Kappa IV lUaeball JOHNSTON. JAMES 0. Cirwiil Studio Lambda Oh Alpha St Ba.lrtkill Mitt JOHNSTON. r: ROBERT Architecture Phi Kappa Sigma Malamutta Yell Team. Yell King JONSON. GEORGIA A An Kappa Della JORGENSEN. JOHN A An “Hello on Hello lamr rumn from PEGGY I.AWTON and DIANE CUMMINS. Both girl ure member of Mortar Hoard, Totem rlub, W -Key, and Sigma Kpailon Siiimn. Peggy aUo be- long to the Home Economic club. Silver Fifth, and wn preai- dent of Omieron ISu, home «co- nomir� honorary. She ehairntan of ASUW Campu (itiide and Homecoming Dance arrangement . Diane liu served a SUW Second Vice-Presi- dent, chairman of the Election Administration com m it tee. ASUW Yell Queen, chairman of the (iampii C.lii-l Drive, and rhairman of the AVI’S Vo- cational committee. She i nl o a member of Phi Ketu Kappa. Pi l.umbdu Tlietn, and Phi Alpha Tlietn. KRAFT. KENNETH A Jooenatiim Alpha Dell Mu Alpha Delta Sigf a Duly Adnitinng Staff KUHN. LA BELLE. EVA LOU EDW ARD J Phyaical Educatum Architecture P.E. Club. President IVIta Phi Phi Epnloo Chi. Stocutv W'omeo’a W Club. V.-Pna. Recreation Council LaFOLLETTE. MELVIN W. Ensli.li Univtniiy Choim A CamtcHa Choir Gin Club LANDIN. IRENE L. Home EcoofimK, Kappa Della Rally Girl. LANGWORTHY. MONTY J Architecture LEWIS. ROBERT S liiurnaliim Daily Spotti Editor LI EKE. CAROL An Alpha Xi Della Oreheatra Silver Fain • LOCKER. SHIRLEY L. Muaie Alpha Om.cccei Pi Mo I’hi Eputeo Pi Lambda Thela LOC.KW’OOD. MARILYN L Hume Economic Kappa Kappa Gamma LOTTS PELDT. ERNEST T. Hal Fan Kappa Sigma LOTZGESELL. GLORIA J I nit 11 i IV.ign 44 HOUBREGS. ROBERT J Physical Edwainet Alpha Sig-na Phi W C:Tub Oval Chib HUBER. RICHARD 8. Fai Emi Pi Kappa Alpha ASUw Micet Committee Student Faculty Relaiicma IVERSON. ARLENE H Home Economic Luthet (Tub Hume Economics Club JACOBSEN. JOAN E Journalism Kippa Delta. Plea Panne 1 Icnic Theta Sigma Phi, Preaident Tver Sect on Editor, Women'� Spiel JACOBSON. KEITH A Atchitectuie Theta Chi JENNESS. JOYCE M Far East Pi Beta Wii JOHNSON. ALLAN H General Studies Phi Gamma IVIla JOHNSON. ANNE G. General Stuihe� Theta Sigma Ch. JOHNSON. ARLENE L. Home Economics Alpha Chi Omega JUSTICE. EARL J Roman Language Kappa Alpha Pm KEFJFE. JEANANNE Cenrtal Studies Kbmm Kipp dime� KEITH. BEVERLY General Studies Kappa Kappa Gamma KEMP. GLORIA J Art Alpha Chi Omega KENNEDY. CANDACE Art Kappa Alpha Theta KERTTULA. ESTHER H Far Eaae Alpha Ooucron Pi Tctcro Chib International Aira KING. JOHN A. An Arnold An Society AFROTC Drill Team Jr. Football Mg. KNOOP. ROGER L General St win a TYEE Daily Ceilumna Photography Stall KOENNINCER. ARTHUR F. Juurnalaam Sigma Phi Epaikm. Secretary LARSON. JEANNINE M. H ® EcoKunui IC� Tf Phi LA RUE. POR1S R Interior UcHta Alpha Mu n LAUHON. THOMAS C An Phi Sigma Kappa Grapna Techna InJuttml (Vwpini Club LAWRENCE. HARRIETT H Engliah LAWTON. PEGGY Hue Eccoomio Miliar Board Tmrm Club Oration Nu Home Ec Club. Committee Chi. t� , ALLEN M Pit-Major S ma Nu Hmlr Suim Club LEMON. JAN T. Engliah Gamma Phi Beta LEONARD. LOLA V. Home Eecmnaua LESSARD. JOAN M Engliah Kappa Kappa Gamma LOVSTEU. ELIZABETH S. Speech aama Phi Beta Meatai Bnaid Totem Club Zeta Phi Eia LUNDY. JOAN L. Home Ecnoomica Heme Ec Club LYNCH. JACK T Jmiinalum Sigma Delta Chi. Secretary Daily Stall MAAS. SUE ANN Engluh Delta Dell Della MaeGREGOR. BARBARA f Education Home Ec Chib MANESS. GLORIETTA Engluh Phi Mu Social Chauman Panhelkmc MARBURGER. MARK'R1K A Engliah Kappa Phi Weir Club MARTENS, CAROL E An Kappa Delia MARTIN. ELIZABETH A Hi,me Eccoomica Alpha Chi Omega 45 MARTIN. JOANNEF Encliih Delta Gimmi MAUK. MAURICE. MAZNA. J CATHERINE JEANNETTE IASIS A Grwtl Seudie, Crncial Seudic� An Kippi Alpli Thru McDowell. GORDON Juiicntlum D il� Ediioiul McGowan. THOMAS L. Phy� ic l Educatue Bn Thru Pt MILLER. PATRICIA E Engtith Lltruiutr Cama Phi Bet N'nmaii Club MILLER. SHIRLEY I Juurtuliun Pi Rru Pin Mi.«t t Board Totem Club Thru Si(m Phi MOORE. BARBARA Horae Economic� Hi me Ec. Club YWCA Cabinet Otmcttm Nu M. ftir Board MORTON. ROBERT S Art l)clu Stem Phi Vanity Boar (Tub MUNZ. HEX MY I. Art hmiMui Uabdj Rh. NADEN. JOANNE I Eniiliih Gama� Phi Brla “We net «purermen are grral, declare� VIC. OLASON lo BAR- BARA PARK in ihe Daily nt «- riHim at Lewis hall. Barb. who ha� been President of ibe V U;A. member of Pbi Bela Kappa, Morlar Board, Totem club. Program Panel, and chair- man of the Thousand Voiee Choir for Hotnerominp, ha won the AWS Award for llie Onl«laudiiik Senior Woman. Vie, in addition lo hi job a� Daily editor. � � a member of Oval rlub, PublieaUona commit lee and president of Sisma Della Chi, professional journal- i m honorary. OLSON. RALPH G Architecture LamKJi Chi Alph y J..it REED. JOANNE X Home Economic, Chi Omega O'NEILL. MARLYN A Spreih RETTKOWSKI. YOLONDA Mime Alpli� Delta Pi Mu Phi EpaiLn OP8TAD. MARY E Mune Sism Kappa REYNOLDS. ALLAN B En«li� h Haler Hill Men Omaniatd Haute Council Oritatmaiiem ' AwcmMy ROBERTS. JUNE R Ait ROE. PAT L I'hyitcal Educatu n Synadelptih- W.imrii . P E Club ROGOWAY. JACK R JiHirtijIua Zell Bru T u Alrh� IVh Sigtt� 16 McIntyre. MEEKHOE. Mh'NZIKS. MERIM ETHE.R. MESHKE. MEYERS. CHARLES A Jr DAVID C HARRY A JULIA o. GEORGE L LOIS R ftpual Educatum New man Club Speech Speech Spamah Alpha Otnlcrott Pi Dtama Adelphi Arena Malamutei Literature Delta Zeta NS A MIL BURN. W. JUNE Epgl:.l. Kappa P ' MILES. MILLER. D. MARLENE DAN F. Home Economic. Architecture Home Ec. Club Atclirt rinrr. WILLIAM E Par Ea.r NECK AS. CATHERINE Jcurnatum Zcta Tau Alpha Pi Alpha Sigma Theta Sigina Phi NEWSOM. JOANNE K Hivmr Economic. Kappa Alpha Theta Home Ec Club son. BETTV E Ait Pi Alpha Sigma LamWa Rb . Vale da NOLLAN, OKIYAMA. OLASON. IM.JAR. OLSON. ROBERT M TOYOKO VICTOR a DON L. CLARA S Physical Education Home Ecemooalea Joeinuliam RadwTV Voice Alpha Tau Omega Omicron Nu Owl Club Alpha Sigma l hi Track Spile Shoe Club Hoene Ec Club Srgma Delta Chi. Pie� ident Daily Editor Publication. Com- mittee. ci idficio PERKO. HEDWIG F. Mu� k Ed. Mu Phi Epailun PETERSON. NANCY L RaJio-TV Radm-TV Guild PHELPS. MARILOU General Studio Delta Gatnma PHILLIPS. LOIS V Hume Economic. Omtcton Nu POROSKY. MICHAEL H Jnurnaliam Phi Kappa Pti PRISZNER. FLOYD I. Fat Eau Scabbard V Wade Pet.hing Rifle� PUTNAM. NADINE Genera! Studiea W.Key Pi Beta Phi QU1LLIAM. SUSAN J. Am Gamma Phi Bela RANDALL. WILLIAM T. Far Eait Delta Epallon ROSE. JACK A Phytical Edocatnci Beta Theta Pi ROYS. KEITH B Phytical Educatum Huiky Swim Club Comp-at. V Chart RYAN. ELAINE General Literature Delta Gamma Siuma Epaih-ei Sigma Iota Sigma Pi RYGG. DORIS A Home Economic Sigma Kappa SACHS, DANNETTE Drama Arena SADLIER. PATRICIA L Engltih Alpha Delta P. SAMUaSON. WILLIAM T Mu.ie Educatum Tau Kappa Epallon l bi Mu Alpha SCHEAR. BARBARA Engliah Weirmmater Club Phi Chi Delta SCHWAB. JOANNE Far Eaat Delta i 17 SEIFERT. SELFORS. RICHARD J SHERRY A Lambda CM Alpha Dtama Delia Gamma Alena SEtARP. SHAW. SHIGLEY. SHOUP. MARIE L JERRY CHARLENE J WILLIAM E Home Economica Mutic Pat Eaat Hiyaical Educatiun McKee Hall Mu Hit Epallon U Symphony Smionetta Marching Band Coo cart Hand Untvrriily Singera PE dub STANLEY. ROBERTA L Muii. M i Iti Epailim I . Lambda Theta «TANNARD. RAYMOND E. Far Eaat Rapt ivD� ctpl« Student Aia'n YMCA STiRRirrr. FRANCES M Home Eeirtomie� BUfec Hall Omieion Nu STRANDRERC. JOAN L Art Del� Gamma M.ta Vanity. Hit 5TRANDBERG. SONJIA K General Studiea Alpha Ooaicron IV SUSSMAN. JOANNE L l ornabam flu Sigma Si||ma I1. Alpha Sigma Dally Totem Club Hillel Fcundatnm “Bt� l coffee on rampn� , «gree SHIRLEY MILLER and JIM EASTMAN in lltr Hub rof for •hop. Mortar Hoard vice-prcM dcnl Shirley, fat alio affiliated with Totem club, W-Key, Sigma Epnilon Sigma, and Tbcta Sicuwi Phi, women’s journalism honorary. Jim i� rbuirmnii of tlic Engineering rounril. prosi dent of Tan Kota Pi. member of the Hoard of Control and the Hub Operating committee, and wa« hti«inr«� manager of the 1950 Hommiming dame. THOMPSON. THOMPSON. THULEAN. TIBBOT. JEAN JOHN W. JOAN A BRYAN R Phyaical Education Atcbitectme Home Evviutmui Atchitectuic We.Wy Chib Council Fr ff Wealev H aa c Theta Xt Chi Omega Kappa Sigma TORNEY, JACK A Phyaical Educatum Beta Tbrta l i Hmlv S .a dub. Ptraidtnt Oval Club. Scty. Btc W (Hub H E Club TORNEY. JOANNE B Phvaical Educatum ■ Vita Delta Della Totem CJub. Frn. P-E Club Senior Claaa, Sct WEAVER. SUE I ienriat SliiJvt Kanpa Kappa Gamma WEBSTER. RICHARD M Muvac Education Theta Drlta Oh. U Symphony Otch, W EIGER. DONNA B Home Ecemoatca Phr alert. Kappa (Til Totem Club WEISER. MARIE L. Engl,ah McKee Hall Phraterca WHITTAKER VALERIA J Home EeMamao Kappa Della Totem Club WILLIS. PAUL A Phyaical Educative Ih Kappa Alpha Scabbard ( Blade. 1 1 rodent AitudJ Ait Society Sw im Team 1« SILVESTRE. JOSE V. Architectura SIMMONS. RICHARD J Theta CJu Purple Shield Big W Chib Huaky Swim Club SIMONSON. ALDALEE An Gamma Plii Dili Homecoming Queen. W) SLADE. SMITH. JOHN D. ARDIS E Ait Home Erceiomici Plii Kappa P� i Kipp Ddu Indiuttial Draigncf Rally CifU PlllUiUI Orgamutneu Amtmbly SMITH. BARBARA E. Speech uinnu Phi Bee Totem Club Zeta Phi Eta Rally Cult SMITH. ROBERT S. Architecture Theta Dtlu Chi StibbaiiJ V Blade SMITH. W. JtXSEPH General Studio Thru Xi SPAFFORD. NANCY Pre-Mum Alphi Phi Rally Glib SWAN. CHARLOTTE D. Drama S� mi Kappa Ainu SWANSON. MARILYN J. Gcncul Studio Lutbet Club TALLEY DAROLDJ Phyaioil Educatum Ben Then P, Oval Club Bit W Club Fir Tree TAPPE. RITA D Romance Linpiwi Alpha Xi Delta. rmUm Mceui Bond Toirm Club Phi Bela Kappa Panhrllenic AIN'S Council Phi Sitiru Inn TAYLOR. LOIS E. Hume Economic Phiateira Totem Club THIENE5. PAUL E General Studio Lambda Chi Alpha THOMAS. BARBARA A. Speech Kappa Alpha Theta Zeta Phi El THOMPSON. DELORES L Phyaical Education Phi Mu P.E. Club THOMPSON. ELIZABETH M Ctcatlte Dramatics Alpha Chi Omega TREBER. GERALD R. Muair Educatirm Thrla Drill Chi Phi Mu Alpha Varuiy Boat Club TREXLER. JO A Home Economic Gamma Phi Bell Panhellcnic TRIPLETT. BETTY J. Home Ecemomic Omicreo Nu TSUBOI. ESTHER M Home Ecemomic Valeda. Pretidrm Home Economic Club Cabinet VICK. LOUIS E General Studio VON HARTEN. ANNE E. General Studio Alpha Omicrcn Pi VOORHEES. JOHN L Jew malum WALKER. ROBERT L Journal!� � wealey Club WARNICK. ALAN E. General Studie Zeta Beta Tau WOOD. Chester g. Chelan Hall WYCOFF, C JOAN An Wr.lrr Club YOU ATT. DON W Art On Phi Graph Tcchna YOUNG. HOLLISTER R. General Studm Phi Delta Tbrta YOUTH. WILFRED H. Engliih Rainier Hall RICHARDS. DIANE CLARK Speech Alpha Delta Pi 49 Okiuama. Toyuki) Ttubol, Father White, J � n NOT PICTURED. I hi hick. Bear� Firuiil' Nancy Frry. Carol Ktiairr. Mate� Lew. Shirk BirJ. S«n Prnukni Riailon. Nancy Ruiar. hitflt Fruat. Jackie Harr� . Betty J.41k. Buabelli Katun. Naomi Mocte. Barbara Neal. Par home economics club cabinet Mary Carrican. I’tinJml, IMi'IMIJ Not IViund Founded in 1910. the Home Economics club 1� a professional, a «ell as a iirjuiimi-nt.il. organization ami i� affiliated with the Arui ri- ran Home Economic A ociation. Mrmlwr- hip is extended to all Home Economic majors. A rookie sale, the proceed of which are placed in a � j ecial fund to lie u� cd in helping u foreign student attend school in this roun try, highlights the year' activities. Social functions include a (.'hriMma party. Mothers’ tru, and Senior banquet. Services given are u Foreign Package Drive in the fall quarter which supplies food and clothing to needy person in foreign countire , and aid in the department’s annual )|ien Houm- program. arena A mm. Professional Drama Honor- ary. was founded in 1949 Jam! has as its moito. “ARENA—the encompassing art.” Its objects ami purposes are four- fold: to provide a professional organi zation for students of artistic and tech- nical ubility in the School of Drama, to coordinate the extra-curricular de- partmental activities of the students of the School of Drama for the advance- ment of iheir art. to coordinate drama with the allied art , and to establish a high esprit do corps between member students and the staff of the University of W ashington School of Drama. Collin. HrU Proidrnt Aimiiuc . Mmlyn Brntiin, At km Cibha. Wendy Oitinrn, Oria Hiffiiiii. IVggc Let Mnhkc. Ctontc Sack . Dannie kllon. ShfTty NOT PICTURED AluiUi� , Cn� jr Coffin. Nxilic Dote. William Elliott. Bain Gibbona. lour Hr Jen. Marky Kauiman. Alvin Koonu. M.ldtcd Krogh, Jocgil Lallan. Tkndcrc Nrlaun. Joan Q.nnlivan. Michael Quinn. Michael Riikr. Frrd Sandler. I Vel� Zanidn. NicMaa ASSOCIATES Funk. H-..eli Inanaon. Martin 50 mu phi epsilon Mil Phi Kp.-ilon is a national music sorority in the professional field, hav- ing as its purpose the recognition of scholarship ami musicianship, and pro- motion of friendship within its sister- hood. Membership requirements are a 3.01 cumulative grade average, u year of music theory, m mica I ability, and faculty recommendations. Tau chapter is active in the music department, spon- soring concerts, social functions, and serving as hostesses. One of their main projects this year has been to earn money through cookie sales to furnish the department major room. Their big- gest function of the year was a banquet given in March to raise money for the Sterling-Muthias Memorial fund, the sorority's national philanthropy. The college chapter has cooperated with the Seattle alumnae in presenting many musical programs and other events be- sides providing a one-hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving girl in the music department. Frrem� n. Ruth Alio: PlOulfW Adun . Wendy K Rican, M uilyn H. Ouuunwn. Ellen K. Curru, Jeanne Dcittl. D.ilcv M Hunk. Ann CUuKoek. Mur� Gfjhim. Phvllu Jiinu. 1. Ruby Ann tCjuffaiMi. M-iry E. Loeker. Shirley L- IV, ko. Hr Jy E. Peter � . Sj„ Mji Rltt'«LV.� kl. Yulind Silnum. L ur Mjv Shaw, terry Sranky. Roberta L Stark. patricia L. Tubba. Margaret J, Wallen, Eenly G. NOT PICTURED Creiwell, Jane Frederick . Ctjce Branch. Gera Id in Hum. Ruth L-aw.tr� . Peggy President fallar. Bmbeth Mi x . Barbati Oiiyasii. Toyota ptllllipa, Lc.it Reed. Jeanne Sttrrctl. France NOT PICTURED: Bui leek. Carol E. Eickhod. Mfi France RaynuiJ Garner. Marilyn Elaine Gray, Marjorie Infill.. Mia. Patricia Paul Larkin. Patricia E. Leopold, Pern L. Morvnett. Ju Anne Swarti. Joanna S Thump � . Patricia Ann Yunkcr. Mia M Sue Zrrbaeh. Barbara M omit run nu Q Omicron Nti i an honor soriety organized nationally for the purpose of recognizing su- perior scholarship an«j promoting leadership and research in the field of home economic . Member for Omirrnn Nu are selected from qualified second ipiarter junior and seniors majorini; in home economic . A 3.02 cumula- tive grade |Kilnt is necessary for election In this honorary. Several varied and interesting activities are carried out which follow the theme of scholarship, leadership and research. Some of the activities are the presentation of the annua! Honor Tea given in the Spring of each year for all girl with high grade in the department, participation in thr high school open house, a jam «ale, a cook book project and many more. 51 Jseohsm. J an President Chittenden, Rohm Mii, Nsncy Donshoo. Ann Ernluad. Besrtty HcJtn, Bttty Hcinoo. Jeanne Miller, Shirley Ned� .. C� tbv NOT PICTURED Egm. Julie LiunJti, Pal Ptrstixi. Jeanne Sirr� . Pear Slaughter, Bennie theta sigma phi Theta Sigma I’hi, national women's pro- fessional journalism honorary, was founded on the Unhrnily ol Washington campus April K. 1909. Theta Sip mcmliere are chosen from junior and «nior women journalism majors. Theta Sigma Phi's Matrix Table iaanquet. honoring women ol achievement, is sponsored by artive and alum chapters all over the na- tion each year in April. Seattle’� Matrix Table honors 500 local women and IOO University coed each year. The aims of Theta Sigma Phi include pro- moting the professional ideals, and campus. Theta Sig« further this aim six times during the school year by inviting outstanding jour- nalists to sjieak in panel discussion� . Neophyte Maggie Higgins are invited to the annual “Women in Journalism'’ coffee hour. Prom- inent women rc|K rtrr . authors, advertising exei utives, and radio-T w riters discus their career and offer helpful suggestions to the coed . sigma tlelta chi Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism fraternity, has been active on rampu for forty-three years. Based on aptitude and character a well as scholarship, the fraternity honors with membership those men who show the greatest promise in newspaper work and allied field . The chapter seek� to provide a program of activities which will augment class and lab- oratory work and which will provide avenue� lor the development of each member’s char- acter and leadership (mtenlial as well as pro- fessional skill. Along with recreational activities, the group’s regular meeting� offer discussions by leaders in such fields as television, radio, magarine and newspaper production. In addi- tion. Sigma Delta Chi cooperate� in project� initiated l� y the School of Communications. Oti � . Vuior Proidoit Br� rf. Witten Carlson, Leo Choky. Ft� ',V Dedrrrt. Mile Hwullry. Uo Htrti.. Diet Komnmgri. Tom Lynch. JmL Mitiin. Jib P irmly. Milr Siunilni. Did Voothect. John NOT PICTURED Bunker. Parrot Spud Cardwell. R.d Comstock. Center Duotirc. Chod Ed. Chud Johnson. Did Jones. Iv� n KotfcaJ. Dxk Losehra. Rocet McBride. Bob Olcsrn. Boh Ross. Boh Sor(«nfrri. Jsd Trowbridge. Did Tur� r. Km 52 pi alpha sigma Pi Alpha Sigma, women professional ad- vertising honorary, promote advertising a a profession among women. It was founded to bring about mutual l enefit to the women on campus interested in advertising. Member are enabled to make personal contacts with people outstanding in various fields of advertising. Pledging takes place in the fall and often in spring, too. Women pledged must have at least a 2.5 grade average and must plan advertising as u profession. Pi Alpha Sigma traditionally sponsor the annual campus Apple Day in the fall, part of the proceeds going to some or- ganization such a Campus Chest, lire spring project is taking charge of arrangements for the ASUW publications banquet. Cliuunden. R.ibin President Brown. Virginia C«ll ch n. Miurcen Merritt. Mirunne Neek«, Catbr Non, Betty P� � o. AJetr 5m llwoui, Juan Sum man, | urilw NOT PICTURED Benner. Ruth Gilmer. Anne JattKO. joy Oaburoe. Meliaaa Tuck Riuer. Carolyn Shephard. Doreen Vena. M.ily Uivxed. Elluheth Preiident Brown, BiIIk Mac Crown, Gwm Folio. Han let Helwi . Katbryn McCaaVill, Christy Palmer, Mmv Jane Proeto� . Dc ia Ann ShaitueV. Mary Ellen NOT PICTURED: Alhadelf, Marian Baker. Marilyn Boiler. Suxanoc Davi� , Catherine Glraaon, Gloria Meurrr. Connie Mcsmaey. Sally O'Neill. Marilyn Porter, Mary Jo Ridgeway, Marilyn Smith. Kay Steffan. jaekie Brown. Ann aeta phi eta Zeta Phi Eta. the national professional speech arts fraternity for women, was founded at Northwestern University, Evanston. Illinois, in 1893. Membership i based on scholarship, professional attitude, and extra-curricular ac- tivity as evidence of professional excellence. Zeta Phi Eta maintains and supports the Lois Beal Sandall Scholarship Fund for the lirnefit of outstanding students in Speech Arts. The M'holarship is available to any senior or grad- uate majoring in Speech. Radio, or Drama. In addition, the Zeta Phi Eta plaque is awarded to the outstanding graduating senior man and woman in speech. The engraved plaque is then displayed in the Walker-Ame room of Par- rington Hall. A plaque for the oustanding graduate in radio is also awarded. 53 phi wnu alpha sinfania Webster. Ridnrd NOT PICTURED: Barth. Perry nuiiiwi. Richard Chappie. Stanley 1'dJv, David Ciroui. Paul Golrrke, Willio Kurlradul, Robert L«r. Robert Mar.I, Robot Mitchrll. Malcoo Neal. Jack NcIksi. Chute� Oiirom. Lloyd Skinner. Mr'iflnJ Vftral, Jidvn Wmrr, Di� n Welle. TVimat Member� of the I’lii Mu Alpha Woodwind CMiintrt rehrnr ing for Utt Curl Paige Wood Memorial Concert arc, left to right, I.? man Coppcw, Paul Giroux, Eliot Klork. Kirliard Wrlwler, Wilfred Skinner, Mai- rolm Mitchell, and William SamueWon. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia i� advancing the cause of music in America and fostering the brotherhood of music students. On this campus. Sigma chapter presents an annual All- American Concert featuring only American composers. The fraternity sponsors a scholarship for private music lesson to one underclassman musician each vrar. A highlight of the year is the Carl Paige Wood Memorial Scholarship Concert in honor of the late director of the School of Music. Phi Mu Alpha also advises the University Songfest committee. In the music department. Phi Mu Alpha promotes good times for the music student with its Fall Get-Together and Christmas Party. Admitted into the national fraternity in 1921, Sigma chapter ha become a professional-honorary with special recognition for outstanding scholarship and musicianship. ROBERT EVANS, President OTHER OFFICERS: President, Robert Evun Secretary, Vernon Green� lreet Treasurer, Robert Kuykendaal Faculty Adviser, Stanley Chappie lambda rha Through the year� it� memlwr� have brought honor Io (.amlxin Rho hy thrir many ouMand- inn achievements in the field of art. Although it is a local organization, it ha� become national in a sense through its members who have established themselves throughout the United States. In the Northwest probably the majority of women who have attained notire in the field of art were onee members of Immhda Rho. Membership is open only to those women majoring in art at the University of Washing- ton who have a high scholastic record. The faculty of live school of art is also eligible for membership. F.nci.«m, Jon ProMnit Lutcn, t'Uirx LiRur. IV ru LiRur. Mu) Lnuncr. Pantu Muni, Hrlciy No � . Betty Pawn. AilcIf Run. Betty Lou Smi-eiM'D. AJilee Snukltfii. Join YimKu,. Phili� NOT PICTURED Hallowrll, M� r Sue Kyle. Doom Lee VinVIii-t. Girnlyn Hum, Ri.KjiJ R. Ptoiiiriu Andeiioo, Deo L. Angle. Gran A. Re mm I. Pete Cuhy. Fred K Curry. Carl Doncher. Don C. Griffin. Fred H U� n, Robert S. Luther, Rn-hud Kofi. Ken Levitch. Due Mcbmiin. S� m Osborne. Robert Put rum. Robert Riwenthil. Hnwird Thom� . Pud NOT PICTURED Biter, Bruce F. Burgin. Duo O. HuuuJ, Jinn Knmrr. Kiri Jacobi, Wayne M Linen. Ed A Mormoa. Juno Power, limet Rupp. Glen alpha delta sigma Alpha Delta Sigma, men's na- tional professional advertising fraternity, is designed to “bridge the gap” between advertising theory and experience, Classroom training is supplemented by con- tact� with advertising practition- er� and the working advertising world, both on and off the rain- pus. Membership is based on aptitude, leadership, and adver- tising a.� a career. Chapter activi- ties include the annual Agency Rani|uet to which all professional advertising men are inviteiL talk� and panels by prominent adver- tising men and field trips to local advertising department� . Alpha Della Sigma provides a campus advertising service open to any organization that wants aid or advice. The Washington chapter is named in honor of the late R'diert W. Jones. Vernon R. Frost. Director of the School of Communications, is Western Re- gional vice president and Clyde Robinson. Director of Publica- tions, is the faculty adviser. 55 natural BOTANY C. Lra Hitrhcork CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Paul C. Grom MATHEMATICS !arl B. Allrndocrfcr METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATCMjOGY Phil E. Cliurrh OCEANOGRAPHY Richard II. Firming FISHERIES Richard Van ()l«f GEOLOGY Howard A. Coomb� PHYSICS John W. Manic� ZOOLOGY Arthur Martin and social sciences ANTHROPOLOGY ECONOMICS Eriui Gunther J. Rielmril Huber GEOGRAPHY G. DomiM HuiImhi HISTORY V. Stull Hull PHILOSOPHY Mrlvin Kiiilir POLITICAL SCIENCE Krnm-tli C. Cole PSYCHOLOGY Roger Brown l.oiiok SOCIOLOGY George A. Liiudbrrg ACKELBEJN. DORRIS A Anihropolocr Phrateree ADAMS. JACKIE M Political SfKOCC Alpha X. Drha ALMELEH. DAVE Mathe-mattea Sigma Alpha Mu ANDERSON. A KENNETH Zoology Sigma Alpha Ep� ilon. Produnt Ititer-FraternitT Council ANDERSON. O ALLEN Ecouomici Lambda Chi Alpha Man CU Club YMCA ARBAK. FXVALENE Sociology W„lty Club Kappa Fill “Hrally good, huh! «aj� bonier JOHN kl'RTZ a he point lo the M-orr DONNA FRIES i keeping for him. IWA President Domwi is n member of Mortar Hoard. Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Pi ljimhda Theta. Hoard of Control anil was chairman of the ASITR Scholarship commit- tee. John has been AMS President and Treasurer, Hoard of Control member, Hookstorr Hoard member, ehnirman of Cjimpiis Day, and mem- ber of Oval club. BLACK. BARBARA H Sociology Sigma Kapru Totem Club BLACK. WALLY B twegeinhr Thru Chi Purple Shield BOUCHARD. ARTHUR A Economic� BOWMAN. JOAN A Sociology Delia 25« Pin Beta Kappa Sigma Epaitco AtpK Kappa Delta BRADFORD. MARILYN Sociology Chi Omega Panhtllcnic Totem Club Board ol Cent ml AWS Cabinet AWS Standn.li BARNES. JOAN R. Political Science Political Science Club BAUCH. PEGGY Sociology Kappa Kappa Gamma M ttar Board Tuteo AWS Standard� . Chairman Faculty Mr jalut BAUMGARDNER. HARRY W Z..4.,gy German Club BEACH. DAISY J Matlvnvatw Totem dub Vocational Coni Cnm muter Organ Ultima AwnHy BEARC. GRACE K Mathematica Svnadrlphic BEAUDREAU. CHARLES A Medical Tc� hno|.«y Kappa Sigma MRASMER. DAVID K. CantrtlSIty Club BUU. CADY. CAIN. CALLAGHAN. CAMPBELL. CARBO. HOAN HOWARD H C. JOSH'D JAMES R CRAIG P. DONNAE Economic ChrmitUy Economic� Law Delta Tau Delta Piydioligy Vim Club Comm. Club Delta Tmi Delta Phi Lambda Upiihai Zcta Mu Tau Pill Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Big W Club Vanity Boat Club Compaas (� Chan (haltman. ASUW Ccnmtuticn BvU« Cum Phi Delta Phi Phi Mu 58 ARIMA. JAMES Chcmulry Synica BECK. WILLIAMS. Anthrofwlary p, Kappa Alpha ARTHUR. MARILYNS Sociology Alph. Xi Ddu YWCA BEHAR. BEVERLY A Social Science Alpha Kp'iLm Itn. Totem (3ub AWS Vie- Prctldtflt AUSTIN. PHILIP H Lambda Chi Alpha H Miner BEMENT. PETER P. Sooed y Zeta Tii Alpha Delta S.cma Oreamutimu Auembly OA Steering Committee BAIN. PEGGY L SoeioRgy P. Beta Phi HERGLUND. ROBERT M Chemiatry Siuma Phi Epailm BARBACHI. VASIL T. Microbiology BERRY. PHYLLIS J Soeickgy Zeta Tau Alpha BARKER. STUART D. Law Ihlla Kappa Eptilon Vanity Boat Club BJRKKLANI). EVELYN S Pte-Med Alpha Omteton Ih Alpha Epnlim Luther Oub “This pirlurt- olitaulti gel u� banned from cam pun, nay� Column. Editor FRANK CHESLEV to K K It A K A MOORE. During her four year� ut llie U.. Bar!� hu� «pent murli of lirr time ul the YWCA. She wu. tlieir Second Vice-President, Secretary, Co- chairman of NVorhl Kclalcdne� � com- mittee, and co-chairman of Effective Citizenship committee. Other activi- lie� , which include Co� mopolitan club and Omicron .Nu, and high scholar- � hip earned her membership in W-Key, Mortar Board, and Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Frank, in addition to ha work on Column� and on the Onily, is u member of Oval club. Publications committee, nnd Sigma Delta Chi, national journalism hon- orary. BRENCHLEY, BEN L. Socaolofy ' Beu Kappa Alplia Kappa Delu BROWN. ROBERT M. Pte-Med P� i Upailoo BUBKE. FREDERICK H Ecfloomfca BULMF.R. RONALD L. Dtlta Kappa Epdlem ScabbarJ V Blade Zoology BURG. GERALD G. Acacia BUTTS. CHERIF. L. Chemiaery Pi Beta Phi Alpha Epallon Delta CARY. . DOROTHY A. Anthropology CHAPMAN. GLORIA J. Orchem CHARD. GENE I) Zoology CHOY. CONSTANCE P Sociology Phraterea CHRISTOFFER- SON. GLEN D. Chemiatry CLARKE. . LOUISE C. K ppiTappa PrraiJrnt. AW5 it... i t f t Board of Ccmttid Mortar Board Ttactm Club Alpha Kappa Delta 39 CROOKALL. PAMELA C Sociolwy COMPTON. ETHEL MAE Ger«iirhy CRONKTTE. FLOYD E Hln1. of y COHEN. THOMAS I Pby.ica Chelan Hall Oval Club ASUW PubllCUIcaa. did Phnu . COLES. PAT Hodnlncy Phi Garni CLIFT. DAVID B Soclolocv Phi Kappa Siam. CoevpiM V Chan Alpha Phi Omega CLINE. BURR D Pre-Law Alrha Slim. IT� . CLARKE MARIAN CLAUSEN. B MARGIE Somlin Sigma Kappa Sigma Erailud Sum. SSfk. � i '■■'.i.i LSTK.OY, ROMULO J. Z..L: y ILmJrii;h H,«i« EVANS. (3IARLES O. ftnmiiT Sigma Ph« Epailon Drill Siam. Drill ENDOW, RICHARD N EliltUAiM ERICKSON. DELBERT I ELLIS. WILLIAM J. Prr-MrJ Alpha IVlta Wu Alpha Eparho Delta CaJ.ir.ni Club ELLISON. BEVERLY J H««t Alph. I’Ll EICKHOFF. KENNETH D. (xi np(ir Arnold Air Society DORSEY. DAVID J. PhT Drill Then DUMETT. RAY E Mirtory Delta Karp. Epill.rfl Purple Sh.rU Sc.fh.rJ V BlaJe GLAllNEK. DAVID C Pivrluhnv Cerman Club GIBLIN. MILDRED O SreiniOey 5icma EpiiLr. Sigma, Srcicury Alph. Karri Drlta. Secretary GILPIN. PATRICIA A. Sociology Zrt. Tail Alpha CATES, JOSEPH M ISrhltc Health Sigma Phi Ep.ll.ai OATES. ANN hjitical Science Gamma Phi Btu GARNER. RICHARD Kirtpn Alpha Si na I'h. FRAYN. SUZANNE A Hi.ti.ry Delia Gamma FRINK. PATRICIA Political Science Alpha Phi FRASER. DOUGLAS H Ecemomica Ssima Nu. Prr.iJrnr HIU.YARD. GORDON L M. imrulitr Delta Chi liimpiu V Clan IIEIMBACH AI- J MicrcbnJ. v HAYES. NANCYL SnciulqiT Chi Omega HANSEN. JAMES S. Sncvuliuy Ari-aAdAir Sxitty AFROTC Drill Team HARRIS. MARY-JO Sudoksjr Sisma kappa HANSEN. ERAN'K V HAM®. TED E. Pre-Mr J lin Sruma Kappa HALL. GEORGE M P.ychoIi«y Acacia HAGEMAN. WAITER H. Law Alpha Drlta Ph. Purple Shirld lire W Club Ph. Del.. Ph. Mncnai-I-uy Theta Delia 3.1 CURTIS. MARJORIE A Howry Chi Omp DAMUS. HENRY H. Guwaphy Acacia DAVIS. JOHN W SotmUgy DAVIS. THOMAS J Political WIWC Thru Oil DETLOFSEN. DINGWALL. DOLORES M HARRY A. CiTchilqn Zoology Cuun y ilitan Club Syma PI FERLUGA. JOSEPH J CttCBIillV ArooU Air Society Thru IVUa Oil PETTY. ROBERT W. Piycbolojy Phi Karp� hi [LOR. FRANCISCO I' Malhr milio Fillnlai Chib KXNKALSRUl). FOOTT. ERIC W. WILLIAM H. Zoology Gccciaphy Alpha I Vita 111. lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Ertil. n Drill Vanity Boat Club Pucpk Shield Crew FRANK, LEO M. Law IV In Upaib-m graduates com. SHIRLEY J. (hemittty 1«� Sigma Pi GOLDBERG. DOROTHY L Sociofcvy Alpha Epailon Phi GOODFELLOW. GEORGE H Economic! Sijma Chi GOWMAN. TOM H. Pay choicer CU Pli GUENTHER. Ji . ERED G. Soonhov Alpha Drill Phi Track Big W dub HADDON. DEANE W Lomnici Alpha I Vila ymca MINCKEL. . SUSAN W. INhlifal Sortire Cimau Phi Bru HORN. DORIS A. Economic! Alrhi Omicrcn Pi HORN. RAY L. Law Phi Kappa Sit� � � Bru Gamma Sum a Alpha Kappa Pal Thru Delia Phi HSIAO. CHINGYEN HialufV HUNTER. WILLIAM J. Zoology mncHisoN. ROBERT B Eccnnmica Brla Thrta Pi Bar W Club it «• he and RITA TAPPE prepare lo «ample laimmim roffrr. Phi llrlii. Rila. muni« membership in Murtur llourd, ToIpiii rlub, Sigma Epsilon Sigma. W-Kry, nnd Phi Sigma lulu. Sp.uii� h honorary among the honor- arie� oul� ianding activities ami high scholarship have won her. She wo co-chairman of Parent� Weekend and rhuirman of AWS Activities commit- tee. Activities like chairman of ASUW Program Panel, ehairman of lny Day, nnd ehairmun of ASUW Discussions Area earned him mem- bership in Oval rlub, Purple Shield, and Alpha Kappu P� i. l-arry was a delegate to the National Association of College Union� conference and Manager of the ASUW Operating committer. 61 JACK. KIM M P«ycboU«T Phi Dell Theu Purpk SbHlU Scabbard V RUiJr JACOBS. HARRY G Zoology Zeta Mu Tau Alpha Epailon Ihrlt JANSON. RODERICK D Zookgy Pat Upolcci Arnold Aif Society JEFTERTS. KEITH B Phytic Hmky Swim Chib Coopua y Chili JEFFRIES. JOHANNES. MARY ANN CAROLYN R Public Health Svioloir IWA Representative Pi Bet Itl K AMANDA. ALFRED M Political Science KELLEHEK. DANia Psychology Alpha Tiu Omega. President KENNEDY. MICHAEL E. Economic KIEMLE. KINDORF. SIEGFRIED E GARY H Fisheries Mathematics Liitbet Club RoJcrc House Fisheries Club KINKADE. EMMETT D Millie malic Pi Kappa Phi Gamin Delia Compati tf Chan ERIC FONK ALSRUD, the only Vn� h- iitjcton survivor of ihc Civil ft ur, rr� t uflrr it Ions luirtl tiny in llrnllh Sri- enre . Eric � liifslt nrliolarultip in pre nird tin earned him entrance lo John Hopkins Mnliral School next full. 'Ilii� vtouhl Ik- rnoush for mo I. hul Erie ha also nmrd on llir Ere li- num nmi J.V. crews. Hr is u member of Alpha Della Phi. Oval rliib, Pur- ple Shield. Kcrrelury f llir Vanity Hoal rliib. president of Alpha Ep� i- Ion Della, pre-mrd honorary, and rhuirmun of ASITW Health Services rommillre. LEE. PATRICIA F Socioltey Delta Gamma Toeem Club Panhelknie LEWIS. ROW ENA M Political Science Political Science dub, President LAWS. KEITH R PiJitK-al Science Hiker Hall Political Science dub Husky Winter Sporu LATIMER AVALEE Sociology Kappa Alphi Theta LAVIN, PAT A Scciohgy Phi Mu LANDEEN. MARCIA L Socsolcgy Sigma Kappa MacDONALD. MARILYN E Hiatoty Della Gamma Mortar Board Totem Club TYEE, Edine-m- Chlef Phi Alpha Thera MADISON. MAIN. MAKI. MALTERS. MARINKOVICH. VERNON K CHARLES H ARTHUR G. EDWARD H DONALD PhiKaciphy Weatmmater dub Hiatoty OirmiittY H.exiench Hceise Aenmceui Secli Mountaineeri Biology Alpha Eputcm Pi Pre-Law Sigma Chi 62 JOHANNSEN. HAROLD E. Economic� JOHNSON. ROBERT L. £omr«iio Pi Kappa JOHNSON. RUBY A Zet� Tau Alpha Mii Phi Eptil-m Kappa Phi JOHNSON. W1LAMINA Oh mntry Orrhral� JOHNSON. JOHNSTON. WILBUR V. DONALD T. Chrmutrv SMiukw Phi Umhh Up.i1.rn YMCA JUDD. MYRON V. Pre-Uw The� � Del� � (hi KAAS. RONALD B Economic. On Pm KALLANDER. DEAN C. Meteorology P. Kipp. Alph� Var.itv Boat Clul. Mir.igeriil Council KING. KOSCHE. EDWARD L. PAUL W Meteorology Meteorology KOUTLAS. RJT15 C Sociolcgy Alpha Sigma Pin KOVALS. IRENE C. Sociology Zera Tau Alpha Orgaiii -d Houac AMociation KRAFF. MANUS C Pre-Med Zeta Beta Till KREIDE. HENRY C. Mathematic� Arnold Air Society •k.M-ard V Blade Lambda Chi Alpha KUMA.NAKA. ROLAND S Public Health y Prnetitiw Mr Jmcv Svnloa KWON. OH TON Economic. Alpha Kappa IV i Pan Xrtni LAHTI. RUSSELL D. Ear Eait Owtan Hall graduates UNDELL, R(X:KY V. Law Delta Kappa Epulon Inter-Fraternity Council Purple Shield LINDSAY. BETSY ANN Political Science Kappa Alpha Theta LINTON. FRANCES C. Soeiofc«y Phi Mn Canterbury Club YMCA LOCKER. DONALD R Phyaic� Yadu Chib Pi Mu Epulon Sc abba iJ V Blade LOHR. ELEANOR H Mathematic Chi Omega LO.NOSTRETH. ROBERT M. Law Chi Phi LUTHER. RICHARD C Eotwmio Theta Delta Cbi LYCCTTE, WILLIAM H Law Drlta Kappa Ep� ilun LYNN. JANICE R Chemutry Leary Halt MARTIN. RICHARD L. Che bum y Chelan Hall Yacht Chib MATHESON. RICHARD D. Economica Theta Delu Chi Arnold Air Society MAUCG. DICK A. Oceanography Theta Chi McCOLLUM. RICHARD J W. Anthropology Sigma Nu McGUIRE. JUNE E Sociology BuimrM Manage- ment Chib McKee Hall McKAY. Jr.. ROBERT H Oirmutry Itu Kappa Tau Alpha Phi Omega HWSC Ammonii Socli McNAMEE. RICHARD F 5SSX« n. YMCA Cabtnet McRAE. 31 ARLES M Ecnnomic� MILLER. CARMEN D. Sociology Blaine Hall Alpha Kappa Delta 63 MINARI). ROBERT C. SSfi P. MOORE. CHARLES PolitKil Science Phi Della Theta Arnold Air Socaery AMS Athletic Committee MOORE. DONNA L Sociology Gamma Phi Beta MORRIS. JACK D. Zcatgr Chelan Hall Men'a Glee Club MORRISON. PAT Hiatory Gamma Mil Beta MOSES. SALLY ANN Sociology Leary Hall Internal! Council, 1‘teaident MURAKAMI. MOMOKO Political Science Leary Hall K PP Phi MURPHY. JOSEPH J Economics Phi Gamma Delta MYERS. ELIZABETH J Economics Delta Gamma Mottar Board Tueem dub YWCA Vice- President Hi. Bet Ksppa OATES. WILLARD M Sociology Delta Upailca� O CONNOR. EDWARD B Economica Sigma Nu OK A NO. ROBERT T. Microbiology Synkoa OLSON. DAVID H Eccounua Muaic OLSON. WILLIAM B Chemutry PARK. BARBARA J SocieJogy YWCA. Prendent Mretar Board Totem Club Pin Beta Kappa PARKER. ALLAN C. fluency Adelphi PARKER. LESTER T. Law Delta Kappa Epsilon PARTAIN. LOWELL A Eoetomica Pi Kappa Pbi science PROCTOR, RANDOLPH. TERRY PHILIP Sociology Physics Gamma PIil Beta Rofcrt Hinim- .ViHuiiI V Blade Compass V Chart RATCLIFFE. ARTHUR R. . Chemistry Delta Karp Epsitcm Amocui Socil Cadoccans Club RAYMOND. REED, HOWARD L. JOHN D Fisheries Sncsotogy Chi Phi hrUn Hall Fisheries Club REICHARDT. H JACK Prc-Medicine ZtU Psi. President IFC REICH ELT. CARROL E. IViuim� Delta Ujnilon RICE, RICHARD. MARY C. BILL R. Political Science Sociology Political Science Theta Chi Club Hi W Club Cosmopolitan Club Oval Club ROGERS. DALE C. Meteorology RtXIERS. ROBERT A. Sociology Sigma Alpha Mu Hillrl dub ROSS. PATRICIA L. Hiatoty S gma Kapr RUOO. BERNICE H 33SM! Alpha Xi Delta RUSSELL. DONALD J Fuheriea Alpha Delta Phi Compass tf Chart Inttamural Spotta SATO. JUL1ANNE K. Microbiology Totem Club YWCA VakcU SA VILLE. ALLISON W. History Chelan Hall Phi Alpha Theta French Club Pireaade Club SdlEYER. WARNER F. Chemiatry Phi Delta Theta schultz. MARJORIE D. Sociotcgy We.ley Hooae r i MYERS. GAIL Sociology OlfBRM Fill Bel NEAL. DONALD A Grulogr Sinnu Gan mi Epiilcei. Proideu Scabbard V Blade Nasos, JACK G. S k l.«v Theta Drill Chi NIELSEN. EDNA D. HuUiiy NUGENT. NURK. JACK L. ENID U. Pre-Dentiiuy Microbiology Pbi Gamma Dr!u PARTEN FELDER. PHILLIPS. DONALD E HARRY MrUimlolr Emnoala Cantetbuiy Club PIOCRELL. KEITH E. I'h � ic Pbi Sigau Kappi PISK. LISBBTH 1 Sociology POPE. WILLIAM A. St nlngy Scihbari V Slide POWELL. GORDON S. Ba m.nnki Alpha Tau Omega graduates RICHMOND III. VOLNEY Mathesi tia Delia Kappa Eptiloo RIGGS. SHIRLEY M. Medical Technician IVIla lVlu Drlia R1SWOLD. PAULO. Ar.fhri pokgy Mi.t:ins « Hcuk RIVELAND. DALE Law Delta Sigma Phi ROBERG. BETTY ANN Run Medical Soma Alphi Erwibei Drill ROBINSON. WILLIAM M Law Zria Beli Tau SHANNON. RICHARD J Mathematic SHAW. SUSAN L AlX'S’i D«!ti AWCA Calvin Club SHAW. WILLIAM S. Pie Mr die me lVlu Upailen MiUomii SHELTER. JERRY H Pre-Medicine Delia Chi SHIBATA. FUMIO Microbiology Sc.bhirJ V Blade SIMKIN5, DICK Polutca! Science Phi Kappa Pii Scabbard tj Slide Place your bet� here on ART MAR- TINS � urcr � with lliul hiilinrel bull. If •hr'� up lo anuff MARILYN BRADFORD might beat him. Marilyn liu« p.-m ll� i- pu t year a� Puuhrllriiir president anil Hourel of Control mem- ber. Before that «lie vra� AWS Stund- urel� committee ehairniun and S Cabinet nieinber. Marilyn i« nl� o a member of Totem club. Art. a� ASUU First Vice-President, wu� Organi ai- tion� A� � embly ebairinun. and Roard of k nlrol ineniber. Mrmber� liip in Alpha Pbi Omega and Alpha Sigma Pbi al� o look up hi� time. He van� ebuirmnn of Student Organization� eommitlee, ebairmnn of Canipu Co- operation committee, YMCA Board ntemlier. and on the YM-YWCA (jib- inet. 63 SMITH. DEL PORO M IVyehology Phi Gamma Drill Aimid An Soorly ScaMwnJ V Blade SMITH. JAMES C Chemotrv Alpha Sunu Phi SMITH. JOAN I Law Kapra Delta Mutar H-erd Teeem dull SMITH. MONTY J H alary Alpha Phi SMYTH. SNAPP. GEORGE A ROBERT C (ktgraphy Sociology Della Slum� Phi T ALLMAN. JO ANNE E. Jv ■oology Alpha Chi Omrc Ti'-iem Club Silver Fall TEEL. CHARLES V. Economic� Sigma Nu THOMPSON. DONALD H Sigma Nu Pre-Law THr )MPSt � N, JOHN Pre-Dental Phi Kappa Sigma Vaunv Boat Club THOMPSON. RONALD E Sigma Nu Pre-Law TICE. HOD C. Snciohgv Sigma Alpha Epulat) Four hall Altuivu a winner. JOAN SMITH Itolrl the � «'hol.ir hip trophy uwnrdrd lay lire Inter - Sorority Mother rlub. Jmin na� tupped for % -Kry ainrl Sigma Kpailon Sifsinai in Iter Miplto- more yrar. Inrrra iii|: activities anil hit'll M-holar hij brought member- ship in Totrin rlub. Mortar Koanl anil Phi Hrta Kappa. Shr wa aUo Pan llrllrnir crond virr-prrxiilrnl. aaooriatr editor of thr Tver, rhair- man of thr AWS '.on titulion and Hv-Ijiio roniniiltrr, and a member of Kapjra IJrlta. Joan lion ju«t rom- plrtrd lirr fir«t yrar in law m-IiooI at thr (Jnivemity. WANAMAKER. ROBERT A P� ychuligy Arnold An S � rly WARD. CARRILOU Mathematic� Chi Omega WARNICK. JACK M llulna.phy Zeia Bela Tau Malamutca AMS H.JrJ Memhet H.llrl IFC WEBB. VIVIEN E PaythohjgV M-Kee Hall YWCA Alpha Emilca lVlta T.aem Club WILHELM. ALICE A P� T holcg? Leary Hall WINTERS. JOHN R Deni.my IVIta Upa.kn WOOD. THOMAS E Pic-MeJicine Sigma Alpha Epail. n Purple Shield WRIGHT. JANET A I . i|,nc a) Science Kappa Kappa Gamma H.uky Ski Club YAMBAO. AGNES L SnOnVvr YWCA YOUNG. KEOLOHA Sociology Blaine Hall YOUNG. PATRICIA A Stei.Jiygy Alpha I’Ll ZIMMERMAN. MARY L Chrmittry Kappa Alpha The la W-Key Sigma Kptilun Sigma Inca Sigma Pi ZUANICH. MARY IASE V IV-litleal Science Chi Omega 66 ° I •A C.T3 -i IS r 9 - $3§1 22 i ip PI! J5$ J X pill illij || H 5 fc £d £ 2 £ ll jf | nisi py J5 c J Pit JZ 1 £ « ali rii iii Afi 3 5i hi eg � a will? S £hc5 « e' ail s SdiJ 5 £ J t a a 1; fa Kalin. Evi Leu PkuJi'hi Rank.. Nancy K. IV-i. Marilyn Brown, Bubo� Brown. Lnuill Ikxlvr. Helen L- Cirmin. E� elyn E Cbcilim, Jeannr A Clark. J.unnr Coebrin. Jem E. Esin. Cunitinvr Fuipatricfc. Mm Jar- Fulirinu, Geialdinc I . Fuiii, Jem A. Grey, rnil V. Lufi.n, Jo Ann M. Mill� . BuKiri J. NeUon. Barbara J. Netli, Sylvn Ann Kirn, Carolyn 1 1‘icri'tb. Mary H Port� . Heirn P. RuSK. Barbara J. R«. Par L. Riycr� . Marilyn M Simon. Janet A Thom . Naialir Thiiapan. IVLin L. TI .itu|H« !. Jnn Thrailkilt. Marilyn J Turney. Joanne Will.ee. Bar Kara WcUtrr. Gertie W illum. RrtKa S W.Uon. (Unite L Zimpeirli. SlurWy t. women 9s physical etlucation club The Physical Education club originated in Autumn. 1919. It is professional and social in purpose ami utilizes the skills and knowl- edge achieved in professional courses to sponsor, organize and direct a Sports Day for High School and a Parents Night. High light of the Spring hampiet is the awarding of the Mary Gross Hutchinson Memorial Ixian Fund and a plaque to the outstanding senior of the year. NOT PICTURED: Andcrvei. CcwMlct June Andmuft, Parnell Biyli. Wilfred tlenibiiuf. Ilene Levi mot Chri«trn«en. Lillun CuniVm. Marguerite UiaUt-BcIinjicr. EJuli M GamiJo. Miron J Cilehn.i, M rv Ami Haver. Join Jiis l� eii. Miry Chrutma So. Janice «1. Beit. Jein M. Barbara Lee. Joyce Lindcren. Patricia McDaniel. Arlene Nrl . Shirley Sutherland. Drlote Lily Vallender, C nJ Dawn Vilcudlli. Joyce 68 seta mu tau Zeta Mu Tau. undergraduate mathe- matics honorary, selects its members on the basis of suitable scholastic record uml general character requirements. In addition members must have an accum- ulative grade point above 3.0 and u demonstrated proficiency in mathe- matics upon the completion of two quarters of calculus. Ctdy. Howard H. Prrsuwn. Barbara J. Buah. Ftcd«ri V. Hiottim, Alvin P. Sprrre. D� ym-«d K Pinldtm NOT PICTURED; tUlUm.nr. Doric SrHcld. Ralph L. OuataJico. Laalic A. S«nh. Jerome Hcltcr, L«m Adimi. Nrtl I). Arvikrion, Shtrlry E. HirDUnd. Evrlvn S Fccitalmnl, Efk W. Pffitd.-fit alpha epsilan delta Dimaiwoa. N«l P Eli� . William | Giinoli, DonaU R llmdcnc ). Ann C. Jacob . Harry O. John !, FVtrr W Kclkt. Janice I Lancet. Duane R. NOT PICTURED Brachvcstl. Mai W Ctaaidy. Pat H Caub. Margaret L Hoy. William J l.aroin, Willard A. Lee. John Scot� . Clarence M. Washington's Beta Chapter of Alpha Kpsilou Delta was established in 1918. This National fire- medicine honorary seeks lo stimulate interest and encourage excellence in pre-medical education. Requirements for mem- bership in Alpha Epsilon Delta are 75 quarter hours of pre-medical work with u grade point average of 3.1. 69 ACCOUNTING. FINANCE, VND STATISTICS Dnindd Maekrn ir general business Jox'pli llcnimrry college of POLICY, PERSONNEL RELATIONS. AND PRODUCTION M RKETING, TRANSPORTATION. AND FOREIGN TRADE Eduard G. Broun Henry A. Kurd 70 bus in ess udministrution The College of Business Administration, di- rected by Dean Austin Crimshaw, is divided into four main departments covering all business aspects. These departments include: General Business; Accounting, Finance, and Statistics: Marketing. Transportation, and Foreign Trade; and Policy, Personnel Relations, and Production. Of increasing importance is the Bureau of Business Research which conducts study and research for business and government agencies upon their request. In this manner, both school and local community benefit from its reports on topics of current interest. In the College, students take full advantage of a remarkable integration and meaningful combi- nation of the major fields of business. The typi- cal student is provided with a broad background of business fundamentals, in addition to a wide general background of non-business subjects, and. perhaps most important, a major field of specialization in one certain phase of business. Since each major field is further broken into specialty majors, a student in Marketing, for instance, could specialize in Wholesaling. Retail- ing. Advertising, or Market Research. The College of Business Administration is con- stantly in search of new fields of interest to offer its ever-expanding enrollment of college students. Commerce Hull entrance, UMinlly teeming with «indent activity between classes. now «cent empty nt day’s end. DEAN AUSTIN CRIMSHAW ANDERSON. DON L Advert mng Beta Tbdj P� Cofcimni ANDREWS. MARK F. Aciiuniing Acacia Alpha Kappa Pu ANGLE. GRANT A. Aderrtuing Aeacia Alpha Delta Sigma Marketing Club ARK ELL. ROBERT B General Phi Kappa Fn AUSTIN. RUSSELL A General Alpha lVlia Phi. Pi « ! « Gkc Club Comp � e Chart Inter-Fraternity Council BARR. HAROLD R Markrting Rriearch Marketing Club RAUNSCARD. KEITH A. Trim portal km Chi P« BEARIALTTT. DOUGLAS C. Accounting Phi SkM Kappa Alpha Kappa IHl BELOW. CHARLES O. General Kappa Sigma BRACE. DON W. Produer Km Theta Xl BRIGGS. IRVING Cl. General BuuCKja BRITT ELL. KENNETH L Foreign Trade Sigma Pi Pan Xenia BROWN. FRED L. General Buiineaa Alpha Sigma Phi BROWN. GAIL E General Buamcaa Sigma Chi BROWN. SALLY General Bouncii Pi Beta Phi BURDICK. RICHARD W. General Bonne ChiPai BURGESS. DONALD R Oliice Managimrni Baker Hall Alpha Kappa P i HURSETT. PHILLIP S R hulnalifig Delia Tau Della business admittis CONNELL. ROBERT M I’tmwl ■Vila Kappa Epnilrm Cheer Team Malamutr. CROSSON. , JOE E Genual (luaineM Phi Delu Theta CONNER. WILLIAM M IViHXineJ Managcmcni Club CURRY. CARL Markmng Marketing Club AMA COOMHE. Jr.. PERLEY W. Gcnrial Buunrai DAVIS. PAUL C. Foreign Trade Lambda Chi Alpha Pan Xeeiu. Prtudem DEAN. HARLAN B General Boiiro Theta Chi Management Club. Pre.idenl DE SPAIN. WILLIAM J Ttanapnmi.oe. Adelphi “ Vr Club Club Propeller Sailing O DE VOE. DONALD R Prcductiom Zcta Pu DIAMi INI). G WARREN blaikcung Caacadr Hall Marketing Club. Preudent DIXON. ROBERT F. Real Eatate Alpha Kappa IS. DOESCHER. DON C. Aihtiliaing Pb. Kappa ISi Management Club ERICKSON. LAWRENCE E Retailing Tbcu Delia Chi Alpha Kappa P 1 FAHRINGER. RICHARD C. Accounting C� apau Oiait FARINAS. RICHARDO L General Boaineaa H.mdrich Hubc FERY. JOHN B General Buiinraa Pu Upaikm Oval Chib Purple Sh ld Alpha Phi Omega FINDLEY. WILLIAM L. Mulcting Marketing Chib FISCHER. ALDEN J General Huuftcaa Sigma Chi. Prc. Inlet-Fraternity Connol FISHER. GORDON K Ad.rrnnng Delia Up..l.m Oval Club Malamutea FOSTER. ARTHUR M Riuilmg Marketing Club can . HARLEY- M General Bui.nr� � Sigma Alpha Mu 72 BENNETT. EDW ARD R. Ac.x.mimg E £’ '•“ Alpha Kappa Pw. Ptcudent Purple Shield Tenni� CAMERON. WILLIAM I). Amounting Krs-as Oval Chib Beta Gamma Signu Alpha Kappa PW Beta Alpha P� i Vanity Boat Club BERGERON. CLIFFORD I) W'holeaalmg Kappa Sigma CAMPBELL. CAROLYN M General Bunuu l’i Beta Phi Panhellenic BERGCREN, WILLIAM H Marketing Marketing Club BERNTSRN. DEAN W Foreign Trade Pan Xenia Flying Chib Am. 4.1 Air Society BIXLER. JANET T Retailing McKee Hall Beta Gamma Sigma Marketing Club CANTRELL. H KEITH Accounting CAPELOTO. JOSEPH S General Buaincaa Alpha Epithet Pi CASTAGNO, DAVID C. Marketing Sigma Alpha Epulun Bcx:r. FRED N Pcrtceuiel Management Phi Delta Theta Track CEDERGREN. DONALD C Marketing Marketing Club BOGOVICH. MELE Marketing Marketing Club Bowling BONESTEEL. RICHARD D Banking 11 Finance Alpha Delta Phi BOONE. BILL W General Buiinr � Phi Delta Theta Varaity Boar Club CHRISTIANSON. JOHN A. General Biuret Delia Kappa Eptiloa Scabbard U Blade COBLE. RONALD W Retailing Thai Xi COLPRON. RONALD E. Retailing Rainier Hall Marketing Chib Calvin Club DOHRN. RONALD C. General Btaalnraa Alpha Sigma Phi GERBEG. RICHARD H Finance Newman Club DONOGHUE. JOE C. General baunna I In Delta Theta Inter-Fraternity Council Cumpaia V Chart GRASETT. DARLEY F General Buatnraa Phi Kappa P� i Vanity Boar Club DOTSON. DAVID L Finance Pai Up.il.-n CRAVES. GENE L. Secretarial Training Signal Kappa DOTY. KENNETH E Product ion ftaiJ o4 Control B iA Srnrr Board Chairman. Inde- pendent Council Prtaident. MOHC Prraidenl. Rainier Hall GRAVES. PETER K Finance Sigma Alpha Epailon DUFF. DONALD E. Office Management Sherwood Home Intramural Sport� GREEN. ROBERT Prraemnel Management Management Club Marketing Club Huaky Winter Sport. Club DUNCAN. DEAN L General Butinca. Theta X. Coespaa. V Chart GRENLAND, HERB T. General Bmuncaa Zara Pai CORN EL (SON, J DORAN Bu.meM Statncica Intramural Sporta EISEN. RICHARD T Mark.-ting Pai Upaikun GRUNDELAND, ROY B. Tran pectat on Lambda Chi Alpha COVEY. DONALD J IVrwnnel Management Delta Upailcei av. ROBERT C General Ituunc Sigma Nu HAGGEN. DONALD E. Marketing Delta Upailon CROSBY. ARDON W, funeral Ituunc.. ENGLAND. IIM General Butinem Ph Kappa P.i Var.ity Beat Club HALEY. JOHN Bu.ineai Statutu. Tlieta Delta Chi Alpha Kappa Pai 73 MAMMANS. BENJAMl C Accounting Aiirli HARDAHL. BERNARD Grmt.il Hutincat Drill Chi HARMON. JAY H. Pr eduction MiMRcmcot Phi Signa Kappa HARMON. HARTLEY. SCHELL WAYNE W. Gencial Bimi neu General Huunett Drlu K pf Epulon Sium� Chi HASKELL. BRUCEM General Boiineta Phi Kappa Pii HAYES. BERNARD R Marketing Phi Kappa Signu F r Tire Owl Club I jip1c Shield Sohbard V BUJi IV-4 Store Re-mi HEDBERG. CHARLES R Retailing Siam Nu HEM1NGER. MURRAY V. General Piinnru Tlirl� Ddu Chi VirillT R m Club Foul hili HOWDLL, HSIAO. HUBBARD. HULL. HUTT. 1DETA. MARGARET L. CHINGHS1 JAMES E KIRK B PHILIP N. AKIO Accounting Beli Gimmi Signu Accounting Tnmpoetitum Drlu Upulco Gmcul Buhwm Sutu� Nu Retailing Mirkrtir.c Club Accounting Srnko� ILES. GORDON R Gmetal Butinni Tiu Kippi Eptilro JOHNSON. SHEILA M General Budnen Gamma Phl Beta JONES. KENNETH H General Buunr• Phl IVlH Thru business admittis KURTZ. JOHN H General Boimn� Phi Kippi Signu Ovil Club fhcaidrnt. AMS IV� 4 Stoic Roitd KURTZ, NORMAN F General Htumeu Drlu Chi KUSLER. DONALD E. Mulcting Cucadr fUII Marketing Chib LAMBRIGHT. LARSON. LAWS. LEE. LEVIN. LEVITCH. ROBERT W. RUTH T RICHARD E DARRELL M WALLACE Z DAVE Retailing Marketing Club Alpha Kappa P� i Secittirul Training General Buiinni Signu Phi Epulon Prraotinel Signu Alpha Eptilm General Buiiiu-m Srgrna Alphi Mu Pin Xenia AdverMung Sigma Alpha Mu. Preaidrnt Alplii Drlu Slgoa -M ..lu-iing Club Inter-Fraternity Council LYALL. RONALD N Grnrnl lluiintu Alphi Drlu Phi Alphi Kippi Pii MAGNUSON. MANSFIFJ.D. MAREK. MARTIN. MASSAR. MAYER. MAYERS. MAYOR. RICHARD E. JAMES B. RICHARD 0 VAL D EDWARD W JANICE C. BENJAMIN GEORGE W Rril Fiiiir Alphi Drlu Ilu Luther (Tub Ovil Club W Club Huaky Suim Club Swim Trim General Bu� incii Drlu Chi Alpha Signu Phi General But met� Thru Chi Purple Shield Managerial Council. Prendent Senie Foot bili Mgr Tliru Chi Sccreliriil Training Pi Beta Phi Accounting Zela Heu Tau Alpha Kippi Pii Silr� _ Management I’Ll Signu Lappa Marketing Club Seabbard V Blade 71 HENDRY. RONALD L. General Donne.. Acacia HENNESS. DONALD D A Jv.'f liAir-t PI Kappa Alpha HENRIKSON. GORDON F. Production Acacia Alpha Kappa Pat HOBBS. CLYDE A Foccign Trade Sigin.Plu Eia Pan Xenia HOIBY. GLENN A Accounting Oti Phi HORN. GEORGENE A Kappa Delta Activttlea Bureau (Inn. Interviewer� HORN. LEE H. General Duriora. Lambda Chi Alpha HOUCK. RAY J. Marketing Sigma Alpha Er ihxi Marketing Quo hoot. RICHARD A. General Bmnr.a Phi Kappa Pii JONES. KAKELA. KASPER. LEON R RITA H. WILLIAM In.urance Commercial Tranapottation Arnold Air Society Teaching Theta Xi Mortar Board Totem Club Beta Gamma Sigma Pi Lambda Theta Electioni Commuter Propeller Club KELNER. RICHARD W Production Sigma Phi Epuhci KEY. THOMAS A General Buameaa Taumaitct. KING. DENNIS TRACY Pc runnel Bera Theta Pi Oval Club Bib W Chib Scabbard V Blade Football KIRBY. CRAIG L. Accounting Sigma fii Alpha Kappa Pii KNOFF. HARRY E. Ixnrral Bunneu Alpha Tau Onega KRUSE. HENRY D Statunca Thera Delta Chi traiian yrutluates f? Kft LEWIS. WILLIAM E. In.urance Pm Upailon LINDELL. BILL D. Inauranee Delta Kappa Epriloei LINDH. NELS O. Marketing Varntr Boat Club L1NHART. RUSSELL L. Tranjpoctation Beta Gamma Sigma Propeller Club Alpha Kappa Pal UNNEMAN. ALOYS J. Finance Alpha Kappa P� i LOE. RAYMOND A rtantportatinn McAllister. ALAN B. Accounting Acacia Alpha Kappa P«i Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Alpha Pai Scabbard V Blade McBETH. RONALD D. Aceo� Pin Beta Beta Ga Beta Alpha Pii McCORKLE, JOYCE M Ttacuporraticei Kappa Delta Rally Girl. Totem Club McCORMICK. JEREMIAH M General Ruaineaa Sigma Chi McCOY. BILL J. Finance Stgtna Phi Ep.ilnn McCRACKEN, FLOYD A. Fcecign Trade Sigma Nu Oval Club Purple Shield “Inndon Bridge i« fulling down” . . . only it ittn’l for TYEE Editor MARILYN MurlHJ.NAIJ) and All- American BOB IIOUBRKGS. Hob nnd Marilyn are old friend� from Queen Anne. Marilyn, a junior trun� fer, worked a ASUW Section Ktlilor on the TYEE before � lie w«. promoted to editor-in-chief. She i� al-o aeeretnry of Mortar Board, anti a member of Totem elub anti Delta Comma. Bob i« a member of Oval elub. Big W club and Alpina Sigma Dili in addi- tion to hi� basketball urtivitir . 75 McCRAE. JEAN E Marketing IVlia Gamma McCUTCHEN, MIKE General Hutme� Big W Club, Ptc. Oval Club Fir Tire MrCINN, HARRY L Traiuporuiicei Pi Kappa Phi McKlNLEY. MOORE M Marketing Sium Alpha Ep.ib.ti METZDORF. DEWEY Genera! Bunncu 1’hi Gamma Drlia Vanity at Club Mll.ES. DONALD K General BuuneM Chi Pii MISHIMA. TOKUJI Trad Seni� Kondrrich Foreign Pan Xrr MORGAN. RICHARD B General Ihuinea. Chi Pa. Oval Club AMS. Pj.i Pin MORRIS. ANN General Bonnot lima Phi Bela Silver Full NELSON. NICHOLS. RONALD E JAMES W. Inturance Trarupottation Delia Kappa Epailoe Scabbard BlaJe Com pan ty Chut NIEMELA. NIEMI. NOLAN. NORMAN. WALLACE O MIRIAM A RICHARD A DONALD O Accounting Lambda Chi Alpha Crimpaaa 4 Chart Secretarial Training Alpha Chi Omega Panhclknic Eaccu' tivc Bturd Management Club General Butine� � Theta Xi Invtat enrnta NORTON. LELAND R Tranapnetaiim Propeller Club, V ue-Prrtident NOVAK. DAVID G Retailing Tail Kappa Epribn NUDELMAN. MARTIN E General Bunnraa Zeta Beta Taw Yell Team Malamulea business mint in is I� SPUD BUNKKR ii.king JACK SOKCKMFRKI, “Who rnri � c elect liti� e«r? Spin! 11ml Jack, avid ticker Inpe reader , are both jour� nali� ni niujor and e -l)ail alaff member� . Jack i� a member of (Hal elub. Tren«urer of Sigma Della Chi. and a former Editor of the Dail . Spud, in addition to hi dutic a ASUW lVe«idenl, i a member of Oval club anti Sigma Dell� Chi. PASCO. CHARLES A G.mral tloainrM (3.. I .. PAYNE. HF.RB T. Marketing IVIta Tan Delta PERSSON. LEON General Buainea� Pi Kappa Alpha PHILLIPS. WILLIAM I Accounting PIERSON. POLSON. DONALD K. R ALEX Sunt Cht Finance Chi Pal RAMSAY. MARTIN J. Marketing IVIta Kappa Eruili.n Alpha Kappa P.i Scabbard P Blade RANKEN. JOHN T. Kappa Sigma Yacht Club Oitnpiia V Chart Propellet Club RARIG. DAVID A Production Sigma Ptn Ep� th n REDFIELD. BART C Advettixng IVlu Tau IVIta REED. CHARLES A General Biuuieat Sigma Phi Epailcei Alrha Kappa Pti Arnold Air Society RE3D. FRANK T Accounting Beta Alplu Pai 76 MORRISON. HARRY M General Business Phi Kappa Tau MORRISON. ROBERT D General Rtutneas Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Kappa Pai MUELLER. FRED J. Accounting Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Alpha P� i Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Phi Omega MULLEN. RONALD Z. Accounting Delta Upsilcn Big W Club MURC.HY. RICHARD S. Production Beta Theta Pi Big W Club Baseball NAKAMURA. AKIRA Foreign Trade Pan Xenia NELSON. CAROLYN J. Personnel NELSON. CONRAD N. Transportation Theta Xl Propeller Club NELSON. GENE S. General Business Phi Della Theta O'OONNER. ROBERT J. General Business Kappa Sigma Board of Control Oral Club Varsity Boat Club OGDEN. JOHN B. Accounting Theta Delta Chi Manager ial Council OGLE, DALE E. Finance OKADA. CHARLES K. General Business Synkoa O'KEEFE. DANIEL J. Genera! Business Phi Kappa P.1 ORR. DWIGHT. C revera! Business Sigma Pi Management Club Inter-Fraternity Council OSTRO. NICKOLAI Retailing Alpha Delia Sigma PARISH. WILLIAM T Transportatico Alpha Kappa Psi PARKER. JOHN C. Accounting Alpha Kappa P� Bed Caami Sigma trut ion graduates POWERS. CHESTER A General Bainna Delia Chi Marketing Club PRICOO. BERNARDO P. General Business Beta Gamma Sigma PRICE. E. LEE General Business Sigma Alpha Epsilon PRITCHARD. GEORGE G. Amounting Psi Upul- ei MIOCTOR. JOHN F. General Business Pai Uptilun PUNYANITYA. PRA5ANSIRI P. General Business Leary Hall Phraterc PURDY. EDWARD H. Accounting Delta Sigma Phi PUTNAM. ROBERT T. Advertising Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Deha Sign QUEHRK. WILLIAM A. Finance RICHARDS. ROBERT A. Accounting Phi Sagma Kappa RIGSBY. JACK W. Accounting Varsity Rut Club Managerial Council Alpha Kappa Pai Scabbard t) Blade ROBERTSON. CLARENCE K General Business Phi Gamma Delia ROTHAUS. JIM R. General Business Alpha Tau Omega Big W Club RUDNICK. FRED C General Business Chi Pti Big W Club RUTTAN, JOHN A. Ceoeral Business Thru Xl RUTTNER, JAMES B General Business Sigma Chi Varsity Beal Chib Marketing Club RYAN. DICK J Per ««nr I Chi Pi. Football SANDSTROM. HARRIET A. Accounting Bets Gamma Sigma 77 SANDSTROM. WALTER O Accounting SOCOMONSON. JAMES M Muteling Kii Upukin SATO, FRANK S Aco «anting Syokoi Beta Alpha Pai Alpha Kappa Pai SATO. KRN1CHI Accounting Svnkoo SCHAFFNIT. EDWARD M Law Sigma Nu SCHEIDECKER, ARTHUR W General Bu ine a Alpha IX:ha Hu SCHNEIDER. FRTTZ Accounting SCHNEIDER. J MICHAEL Accounting Beta Theta Pi SCHNEIDER MAN. JERRY M Central Biiamcaa Sigma Alpha Mu SCHULTZ. NORMAN M. General Buaineu SPENCE. JIM T Product e Acacia STAIR. DUDLEY D ItiKirancv P.I Upaihm STALEY. WILLIAM W General Bui mew Theta X. Pluerat aphri STARK. GERRY L. General Buaincit Zela Pal STEINBERG. MARVIN (Itnttal Biuinrta Alpha Eptdon Pi STEPHENSON. ROBERT L. Finance STORMS. EDWIN N General Butinru Phi Deha Theta ST iRY ROBERT 1 Grneral Bu.irwu Alpha Tan Omega MaUmueea Oval anh business ml tain is II cl pine to hold the tree up are PETE TUOHY and ANN DONEHOO. During her senior year, busy Ann mu President of Phralere . a member of Mortar Hoard, Totem club. Hoard of Control, Independent Council, and Theta Si|;ma Phi. Pete, who hu ju t finished a term a President of the Senior class, also held the office of Junior class vice- president and secretary of Mala- niutes. He was i(tn chairman for Homecoming, entries chairman for Sophomore Carnival, a member of Ovnl club. Pan Xenia and Delta Upsilon. TRASK, GERALD G. IkmmI Buwticu Alplu Kappa Pu. Secretary Scafcbard S' Blade Compau V Cion WILSON. JAMES V. Accounting Alpha Delta Phi Purple Shield Oval Club Alpha Kappa P� i Scabbard Blade IFC. Ptcodcnt Board oJ Control TUOHY. I'tTER A Fiantn Trade Delta Up.ilcei Oval Chib Pan Xenia SfilamuMi Board o! Conirol WONG. EDWIN J Accounting Bela Alpha Pai TUESLEY. RICHARD P. General Bwikh WILSON. ROBERT L. Tranipotiaiinn Sterna Nu VAN PELT. CHARLES M Marketing Pbi Kappa Pai Vanity Beat Club WOOD. GORDON T InniraiKC Acacia WALLERICH. PETER K. RikiukI Pai Upaiton WRIGHT. EDWARD S. Productum WARD. DON L. General Huaincai YODA. SHUJ1 Accounting Synkoa 78 SCHWARY. JOANNE Peraoanet Sigma Kappa Tows Club T reamrcT. Senior CUu SENNA. OENE E. General Buii Chi P.i SHAFFER. RICHARD J FiadiKixa Ch« Sr SHANK. JAMES D. Accounting Beta Alpha Pti SKAR. JAMES R Fiiuna IS Kappa Alpha SMITH. ARMOUR C. Finance Alpha Tau Ont( Shi Team •Jrtll • 1� . JACQUELYN J. General Buaincsa Sigma Kappa SMITH. JOAN M General Buiuvaa Sigma Kappa SMI TH. LARRY K InJuunal Management Big W Club Ph. Gamma Delta Football RUMMY. GENE F. TiaiiaputfatlLei Sigma Alpha Epaihei Drill Team SUTTER. EDWARD G. Accounting Acacia 8WENSEN. MARILYN J Secretarial Training i'hratetea Totem Club Luther Club SYMONS. THOMAS C. General Buiinei Delta Kappa Epaihei W'eatmtnurr (Tub Varaity Boat Club TAKIZAWA. ETSUMI Foreign Ttatle TARICA. DAVID F., Genera) Biumcaa Alpha Epailcm Fi Pan Xenia THOMPSON. LENOX J (ieneral flcmntaa IVlta Tau I Vita THORNBERG. ROBERT C. Marleting Pi Kappa Alpha TILLMAN. RUSSELL I. General Buaineta IVlta Upaflon t rut ion yrmluates WHEELER. RICHARD T. Real Eatate Phi Delta Theta Athletic Committee WHITE. ROBERT W. Tranaportataun Rifle Team WHITFORD. HOMER H. Marleting Theta Xi WIDEN FELT, WILLIAMS. GEORGE F DICK S. Central Buasnraa Real Eatate Alpha Delta Phi Sigma Nil Big W Club Oval Club WILLIANTS. GEORGE O. Central Buaineaa Zcta I’ll YODA. TETSUYA Accounting Beta Alplia Pai Beta Gamma Sigma YOSHIHARA. BOB Y. Accounting Beta Alpha Pai Beta Gamma Sigma Alpha Kappa Pai YOUNG. WILLIAM E Accounting Alpha Sigma Phi ZAAR. ROBERT G Accounting I Vita Upuh-ei ZUAN1CH. YANG. GEORGE LOUIS A. CHI SHI General Biaameta Ecoonoaica Delta On 1� floyd McCracken eagerly Halrliing llu- l i Phi’ t� r i« lie ju-l rmling with one foul on the bar? At any rale lie de-erae n long re-1 after a bu y college career. As u -opbomorc H� a d aaa- rlinirinnii of Sophomore (utrnivul and a member of Purple Shield. Hr progressed to Oval dub, Athlctir chairman for AMS and ASUW, and moat recently Junior da— president. Flaayd it al-o affili- uted with Sigma Nu. 79 M.'Allutci, AUn ProiJai Bi l rr. J«net Cameron, William Fitld. knld W. Horn. Raymond L. K'myll, Margifd Hotchituon, David C. Kakrla. Rita H Kumaaaka. Roy Indian. RaaMvIl McBcib, Rieiald D Mur Her. Fred J O'Confx . Robert J Parker. Prank Pik-co. Bcwurdo F. Thompson. Hugh O Stniiatruin. HartKt A. Sa«i . Frank beta gamma sigma A goal requiring extra effort i� ex- tended to business administration majors by Beta Gamma Sigma. National scholastic honorary. The final charter for University of W ashington’s chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma was received in 1923. This well known national honor- ary has 55 chapters throughout the United State.-. Listed among its group of members ure the top ranking Jun- iors. Seniors, and graduates in the school of Business Administration. Jun- iors must have a 3.5 cumulative grade point average to be eligible for mem- bership. while Seniors and Graduate- are required to have a minimum of 3.3. Only the top ten per cent of the Senior class ran be initiated, while not more than the top 5 per cent of the Juniors. NOT PICTURED] Cumn. J n«-� Witlua Evey. lanm A Cvlbroian. Bill (ikunn. Jtarpli A. JtnlKiir. Robert K. J 4uuur . William Roaatd Ltinghud, F«d J M. All mo. R tv Raid C Sjriidil. (irini P. 80 alpha kappa psi Alpha Kappa Psi is the first and old est professional business fraternity in the fields of commerce, accounting and finance. Founded October 5. 1901. at the School of Commerce. New York University, it has expanded steadily un- til it now has 76 active collegiate chap- ters and 12 alumni chapters. Members are pledged after achieving sophomore standing, and have shown proficiency in their studies. The aims of Alpha Kappa Psi include fostering the wel- fare of the individual members, en- couraging scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounting, and finance, and educating the public to appreciate and demand higher ideal� therein. Rho chapter at Washington has- a full program of professional and fac- ulty speakers, including panel discus- sion centering on informing our men on the characteristics ami requirements of their prospective fields Our annual program also features field trips, stag parties, district conventions, and joint dinner meetings with the Seattle Alumni chapter. The Alpha Kappa Psi scholar- ship award is presented each spring to the senior in business having the high- est accumulative grade point. Bennett. Edward (’trudent Andrew� . Mark Hame� . Got deal Beariault, IVugla� Brewvr. Walter Bren. Bob Burjeu. Dtxuld Cameron. Bill Diioa, Bob IX.II. Doruld Elliot. Rner t Enckaon, Larry Fahrintrr. Dick Malcv. Jckrn J. Hcndrkkacei. Gordon Kwon. Oh Ton LamhnKhr, Bob Linhart, Runell L mot man. Aloyi LyaU. Neill Mayer� , Bon Me A I! utcr, Alan Mormon. Bob Murllrr. Fred O'Connor. Bob Olaoe. Dirk P.mh. Bill Rood, Chuck Ripby jack Sato. Frank Smith. nr Ttaak. Cerald Wilaon. J. V. Yothihara. Bob NOT PICTURED: Adair. Fred B. Amundarn. Bob Ahuaentbal, Joe Bru, Jamoa Chctinut. David Craig, Kirby Crai . Leon Currea. Jin Erickarn, Walt Hatting . Bob Hill. Bob n. Bob Bill ell. Bob Salmon, Harry Schnenield, Walt 81 Davi� , Paul Cmldnt Bcrnocn. Drat. Hfittrll Kenneth pan xenia Brown, Out Buu. HilWI Hr � -. Clyde Leiin, WiOnc McCrarkrn. Floyd Mukai. Taken Smith, Wilier Suioltir, Miivm Tint . Dive Touhy, Peter Pan Xenia is an international foreign trade honorary and professional fraternity. Its members are upperclassmen majoring in foreign trade and related fields, who evidence in- terest in the promotion of the group's objectives and good scholarship standing. The fraternity was founded in 1918 to promote good will and better trade relations and practices throughout the world. The group has received special recognition from the Carnegie Peace Foundation as being a factor able to improve inter- national relations. It is the old- est international college fra- ternity. NOT PICTURED: Bai. Water Ha awa. Hiruki Mum . Dui,l Keller. Lyle Kolde. Fruirl Okamoe� . Yoalnyiiki Ouuka, Yothuki Penen. Victor Seto, Tik Shepard . Robert Split� . Herbert Willard. Harold OlafMt m. Aim beta alpha. psu Beta Alpha Psi is a national professional accounting fra- ternity. chartered on the Uni- versity of Washington campus in 1920. The aims of the group ure to encourage the ideals of service as the basis of the ac- counting profflession. to pro- mote the study of accounting in its highest ethical standards, and to act as a medium be- tween professional men. in- structors. student.- and others who are interested in the de- velopment and study of this profession. Members are se- lected on the basis of profes- sional promise and scholastic accomplishment. Candidates must be upperclassmen with a B-grade average in all subjects and a B in accounting. They ure given competitive examina- tions covering accounting and business law. The organization serves as a contact between ac- tive members and employers in these fields. Jaedi«kr. Robert President, nor Cameron. William D. Elliot. Rodser H. Field. Jary GIranui, Joe MrAllitrrr. Alin R MiBetJi. Ronald Mueller, Fitd J Rod. Frank T. Sato, Funk S. Slunk. June. D. TlK.mp.cn. Hu«b O. Wing. Edwin J Yoda. Teuuyo Yoahihara, R, e� t NOT PICTURED; Braddiab. RuKud D. Crllrrman. William But . WcaWy A. Coir, Leonard Deppmn. Ed Ever. Jam� � For ban. Edward M trdickr, Robert ■when, Leal R Lundehaid. Fred McAlluter. Richard C. 82 Amibury. Bradford F. Andrrwn. Richard M Chrutoptur, Rob«r« CjjtiX. George j. IVclcr. Bruc O. Fcrtr.rrron. R d m Fiord. RldurJ L SOT PICTURED. CrcailuxMC. Eftft E. CuIkIkki, John P lluuiJ ]ian M. Hunt � . Pm ton W. Hurley. T. F. } � , Floyd U. Lkb.d r. Robert W. N«Und. kbn H. Sniten. Blue B. Oimn. Mcurke A. Or� � Jd. Edwud K. Rocnlim. Alfred G. Srcoer, Dick SwjiMcn. Lauren VmPelt. C M Warren. Marie F' marketing club tVummd. Warren Prnidcni An V. Grain B«r. HarcJd R Haro. John A Buler. Janet The Marketing Club helps Students bridge the gap ! e- tween school and the busi- ness world by sponsoring talks by outstanding busi- ness men und field tours of marketing organizations in the area. This gives the stu- dents an opportuntiy to be- come better acquainted with members of the faculty und in the business profession. The Marketing Club is af- filiated with the American Marketing Association, the leading professional organi- zation sponsoring the devel- opment of more scientific practices in the distribution field. Membership is open to students interested in marketing as a carrer. Bosykh, Mtle Homey. M-ihmixl Cnlrrcrnn. Duuld C. Colpeon, Ronald Curry. Cul FimBry, William Fcatcr. Arthur M .1' t . Marvin Haw.. Ben Hurt. Phil N Lamt-rigb . Robert Lcviicti. David J. Mu.hall. I Van Moeller. Floyd K PertT. Brute T. Snidpui, Marilyn manugemeu t Sheer, Hmry W. Simpler. Richard L SIWkU. Jack Turing, Robert Valle. Charlr. Wroe. Cary Kuaivi Wide. Robert Karen club Dean. Harlan Prciidrnt Conner. William H. Diamcod. Warren Green. Robert Hainea, Craig Kivjtr. Richard NVIwm. Carolyn J. N'lemi. Miriam Or� . Dwight Spence. Jim water., Norm Whitman, Sylvia Management Club was or- ganized in April 19UJ by Dr. T. J. Bamowe. The pur- pose of the club is to bring together students interested in tile field of management; to foster their own profes- sional qualifications as fu- ture managers. During this school year the club has held several banquets fea- turing prominent speakers from business concerns in this area. A dunce was held; and the year was high- lighted by the successful sales campaign on the book “Selling Yourself.” which was written by club mem- bers and professors in the field. school ot I)FAN ERNEST M. JONES DENTAL SCIENCE AMI) LITERATURE llrrlon E. Anclemo� ORTHODONTICS Vlton W. Moon Under the administration of DEAN ERNEST M. JONES, the School of Dentistry has made re- markable growth since its beginning in 1945. Today this department of the University occupies a prominent place among the dental schools of this country. Over three hundred and fifty students are now receiving instruction in the various phases of dentistry, including graduate students engaged in advanced training for the several specialized areas of dentistry. The School of Dentistry at the time of graduat- ing its first class of students received full accredi- tation by the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Association and this year the school will confer degrees on its fourth graduating class. Students from the Department of Dental Hygiene and graduate students in the specialized areas of dentistry will also receive degrees. DENTAI. MATERIALS Mrrlicrt L. G:i kill The Department of Dental Hygiene has been organized and devleoped to meet the standards of the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Associa- tion. Two curricula are of- fered. The two-year basic curriculum, for undergrad- uate students, provides prep- aration for tin- professional practice of dental hygiene. The other curriculum, for graduate dental hygienists, provides background and training for administrative uork with specialization di- rected toward the field of practice selected hv the stu- dent. denial hygiene ESTHER M. WILKINS Director BECK. JOANNE J. FRANK. JOANNE not wrrruRKD: Clmfm, Miry K- Cm. Aiiiuk GuIIiWko. Virginii C rr Holey. G il Hill. Ktiry NcJind. Sillv Norgur. Ar.ine � 1 ■dentistry FIXED PARTIAL DENTURES OPERATIVE DENTI TRY .milii D. Slibba ORAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING Kn-dirii' I.. Jnrohmm OR L SURGERY Robert E. Jolin on PEDOIkONTICS PERIODONTOLOG1 David B. I-mh B. O. A. Thomav PROSTHODONTICS Hurry A. You tic GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Harnnarr, Frank E.. Header. Bruce A . Biahop. R«c� i M.; Blum. Tbnmai A , IVivinim, Pr-ter ;Bon� ey. Rov H.. Ifciwlea. Jotenh A.. Braithwaite, K. J.; Brock. Edward O.: Bnmn. Shot A.. Cain. William: Clark, Barney B.. Codd. John 5.: Colton. Joe W.• Co . Hertchel A . Jr.: Edmund � . Reiuir; Fenno. Robert T . Father. William H . Cittern. John F ; Goedman. Burton H.; Gould, John C.i Man . Rreiald D.. Hay� , lame� W.. Hcmell. Walter D.: Ivet on, Jamea R.: kihntun, Carl E ; Jihonn. G .rdm K ; Kerrey. Samuel E ; Lee. Juaeph. Leman. Jack W : Lombardi. Richard E.; LunJ. Theodore C McAulcy, Robert B ; Ma.t.m. Ear! C . Mclioe. David O.: Mom. Frederick W.. Jr.. Nfvm. Harold R . Jr . Nevvitm. Cordon C-. Olmn. Dale L . Olaon. Eduard A . OWuan . Kav B . Or� aid. Harold. Overby. Grani K.: Pace. h� ph W.j Prtenon. Harland 8 . Pcteraon. William J.; Phillip . Roy A.: PlhJ. Eric B . Pitta. H.maid W . R.-iduk. Jamea M.; Re diem. Melvin L-i Reynold� . Thomaa C.; Ron . John R.; Sluaher, Menuatd F : SoIvk. IXnt||2aa A . St.ekatad. Arvid L.; Saitlivan Dean T . Swenaoo, Ralph D . Srvenr.il. Robot L Tindall. LeRoy E ; Tranmer. Arthur D.; Walker. John C ; Waller. Deiutan E . Webater. Roy F.; Werlicb. Edw.o P. GRADUATES BUR HEN. WILLIAM K. GUMMING. JOSEPH R. PERRODIN. JOHN V. 85 aberge. CARROLLL Elementary Eductum IWi. Up.il.ni AINSWORTH. ROXANNE I □rrorntatv Kductuei ARTUS. JOAN L. Elrmmc.lv Education Sum Kappa AUN'ES. HELEN V Demcntary Eduction fhnina BAKER. MARILYN J Spercb Eductu n Au Pki Ei. IVIu IVIu Delta BETZ. EVELYN C Art Edurat � Zcti T.u Alpha Totem Club BOWN, MARGARET L Dr mental v Eduction Alph. Omicrun Pi Pi Lambda Then BROOKE. JANET O Dtfluh Education IVIu Dell. Delta IS Lwhl. Delu CATREN. AUDREY R Elementary Eductum Alph. Gamma Delta CROSON. GWEN M Kle oratory Eductum Phrairro Zei. Phi Eit CUMMINS. DIANE H utcay Educatum Mort.r BoarJ Totem Oub Mn Bet. Kept). P. LtmhJ. Thru Phi Alpha Theta IVurd of ConttcJ CUNNINGHAM. DOROTHY E Klrmmt.tr Eductxm Mir.terrt DANIELSON. NANCY L Elementary Eduction Si(m K.pr. DEAN. DAW NELL C Elcmrnt.tr Eductlro IVIu Delta Delta EAST ER BROOK. SALLY Dementat� Eduction K.pp. Alpha Theta EMERSON. ELLEN J. Bu ine Ed..dun Kappa Delta Newman Club Kunaev Eduction Oub PrraiJent. Eductum Oub FLAHERTY. CAROL A. Elementary Eduction Gamma DrUa FOLLIS. HARRIET P. Dement .ty EJucttcet Alpha Delta Pi Totem Oub Zet. Phi Eta Athletic Council college of HAMSTROM JEANNE M Dementat y Eduction Oli Omrt HANSEN. DONALD V Millie. Eductum Rotere H.ll HASKINS. JACQUELINE Y D� mint, tv Eduction Luther Oub Blaine Hall HELWIG. KATHRYN M Speech Ceerectton IVIu IVIu IVIta Z t. Phi Da Totem Oub P.nhclUnic HOLLINGSHEAD. W INIFRED H Dementary Eductum HOLM. BIRGIT E □r mental v Edocticm Alpha Xi Delta Luthrt Oub HORENSKY. CLARENCE L. Hi.tiey Eduction KUNDSON. MARIAN Elementary Eduction Alpha XI Delta Tocrm f'Jub KOEHLER. MARY ELLEN □emenury Edoctu n Zeta Tatt Alpha KUMASAKA. JUNE □emmtaty EJoctteet Valcda LARSEN. ELAINE M Drmrnt.ir Educto ci Pi Liml.ii Theta Lambda Rho LARSON. □ IZABETH Drmmtary Eduction S. e.ei. Eduction Club Coemeivilitan Oub LAUC.HEAD. LYLE D. Mathematic Eduratieet MacGercoc Hall LAURANCE. SIDNEY Speech Eductum LEE. JANE □ement ary Eductlrm Alpha l hi LEE. WILLIAM Y. M An Eductim Synlu-a 86 CAVERS. BETTY CHETLAIN. CLAPP. CLEEK. LARRY COMSTOCK. CONSTANTINE. IVIra IVIta Drlu JOANNE A. Phyiwal Educatum PtlviKlt Educatu et Club Women-� Recrta- tkm Council MARTHA A Elementary F.Jucatioo Chi Omrga Alpha Sagma lilt A dele M. Elementary Education Sigma Kappa JOHN P Art Educatum Kappa Sigma Scabhardtf Blade FRIES. DONNAM Kl.rn.nuiv Education McKtc Hall Mortar huid Pi Lombda Theta Independent Women-� Assn. Ikard of Control GIBBS. WENDY J. M Drama Educatu « Arena Trxcm Club Education Club ONES. MBLCHOR C Educatum H--ndrrick Houtc GRIFFIN. SHIRLEY A. Elementary Educatam Pi Beta Phi Pi Lambda Theta Calvin Club HAGEMAN. ROBERT S Elementa rr Education HAMMER. KAROL L. Elementary Education Chi Omrti Totem Club Panbeltrnic The College of Kdurttlion, Itrudrd by DEAN FRANCIS F. POWERS, irnint� � iud -nl� for | u� itiou� nn teacher� , ud- miniMrator� , und rdurulionnl -per in I- i«l . Titer� ure ntuny grud utile Mu- «lent� working for ntlvatteetl degree .'■ltd doing re� eiin-li on prarliral prob- lem� of teaching mid udminiMrution. An exIcniMve program of cudct-tcarh- ing in one of the farililir� offered by the college in it , excellent training program for the nation � future edurator� . MULET. RUSSELL N. Education Theta Chi ISAACSON, MARY LOU Elementary Education Kappa Delta JOHNSON. JOHN V Honey Educatum Theta Chi i.f.c. Purple Shield KAHN. DOLORES Elementary Educat inn Phratrrr� KAMLA. JOHN 0. lndua trial Education Theta Chi Induitrial Aru Chib KENNELLY. PATTY J Elementary Educatum Aloha Phi Pi Lambda Theta education LENTZ, BEVERLY A. BiMinro Education Sigma Kappa LUTHER. SALLY A Engllih Education Luther Club MANDERY. PEGGY J Elementary Education Alpha Oil Omrga MARTIN. ARTHUR H Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Phi Omrga Oval Club YMCA Cabtnrt Me CALLUM. McGASKILL. ELIZABETH A CHRISTY A Klfmrnrary Educaturo Kappa Alpha Theta Zeta PU Ell Pi Lambda Theta 87 McHARGUF. BARBARA R □emcntary Education M KAIR. STEPHEN V Eoeliab Educaticn nX p|U Alpha MEDHEK MAKONNEN C. Oiemiitrv Edurat wn Chelan Hall Education Ctuh MERRICK LINDA .1 Elementary Education YWCA Catwt MITCHELL. MOE. ANN C. BONNIE A. Enjluh Education HoJcgy IMu.-aiicm MOORE. DONALD R. Biology Education MORAN. JOAN E. English Education Delta Zeta Education Club Univetuty Singer� MORGAN, PATRICIA A. Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta NIELSEN. CONNIE E. Speech Correction Alpha Xi Delta ODEGARD. EILEEN J. Elementary Educaticn Luther Club PATTERSON. MARY S. Elrmmury Education Pi Beta Jill Organisation! AaacmHy education JO ANNE TOKNKY take limp out from her «Itidir� for n quirk Mttilr for lltr photographer. Durius lirr four yenr ul lltr Univcnuly, Tri Dell Jo Aunt- linn krpl bu� in uctivitir . She mu� n Knlly (� irl, clinirmnn «� f the Father-Daughter Banqitrl and in charge of judge� and trophy� for Sophomore Carnival. Hrr «rimming earned her membemhip in Silver Fi� h. An a nophomorr � he an a mem- ber t f W-Kev anil ftilluMrd llii� ith A NX S tren� urrr, president of Totem club, and Senior On � secretary. PERKINS. RICHARD L. Biology Education Pht Kappa Sigma PETERS. GENE InJuttrial Am Educat irm Phi I clta Thru ltidu.lt ul Aria Club PROCTOR, 1XMUS A. E!e mental y EdiKatr.ni Ai.itm Hall P. Lambda Theta Zeta I'M Eta RAVER. LOIS W Elrsu-ntary Education Kappa Pin Wetter liuuae REEP. ERLAKD II Hucory Education Phi Alphi Theta Luthet Cluh RICE. SANDERSON A Art Educat net Pi Kappa Alpha SORBY. STARK. ESTHER L. JUNE E. Hutcey Educaticn Alpha Mu Mu Alphi Thru STEINMANN. ELCENA E Eh metit at v Education Educatum Cluh STENVALL. VIVIAN M Elemenuty Educatum Pin tihi IVIta Wettimnttrr Hook STEVENSON. BETTY J Elementary EdiKatiun Kappa INlia STRANDWOLD. MAXINE M Alt Educatum latnbtla thet€i Brooke. Jin Campbell. ] Mildred Atoandrr, Muhui A, Allen. Mm FawC. Bane, Harriett V. Brown. Margaret L. Janet Mi. I Culo� . Ruth Mane C« . Cat.J J Clarke. Mr.'lv Cuta. Mr , Jaiilinr I. Cummina, Ilian Fnea. Dinni FliMurJ. Ilud Gilbert. Beulah Glenn. IXtubea Griffin, Shirley Harden. I r Alio: H Hodaem. Marv f Hoffman. Kathc fine Hutchim. Carolyn Iiham. Edwma Iraki. Elisabeth leduuem, Pauline Kakela. R.la Kennellr. Pally I Laram. Elaine M. MEMBERS Leahy. Kathcrlcrn M Locker. Shirley L. Loekwood. Marilyn Me. 1 herald. Cecilia Mark.. Nancy McAJama, Laura E. McCa.kill, Oiiuly Alae� Orlodu Alvma Orluck. Anne Parra. Mr- Catherine B. IMs. Freda Praetor. Ikrii Anne Ringman. Oiane Rrfxiti, Joyce E Sewell. Martha Mar Shelioo. Clieia Arm Staler, Winifred Mary Smith. Kay Stanley. Roberta L Trevclhcn. May me Vavra. Catherine E Warrnua. Mary W. Wood.. Miriam S Wrhlgenant. Lnratnc Wybourn. Money graduates I toris Anne I'roel'ir Shirley rif(in Maine M. Unrn Prewiitrnt Ktsorrling Secretary Corresponding Secretary OFFICERS NOT PICTURED: Luraim Wohlj;pnatit, Virr I'rranlr-nt Freiln Pels, Treasurer In order to hr eligible for membership in l i Lambda Theta. national women's education honor- ary. women must have shown a professional in- terest in their chosen field. They must have an accumulative grade point average of 3.0. In addi- tion they must have earned at least seven credits in education and have l een in residence at the University two out of nine quarters. ROBERTS. JOYCE E Elementary Educatu� ROTH. NANCYL Auatm Hall Alpha Efwilm Phi Prr-mrnadrry RUPP. JEAN T. Englith Educatu� Alpha Phi SAMPLES. JOHN P Maihc malic. Educatu� Lambda Chi Alpha SCHACHERER JOAN E Elementary Educar k� Blainr Hall Imerhall Counci SENTER. CLARA I Elementary Education Gamma (Vila STROM. ROBERT C. Bulocy Educatu� Rufcrc Hall Sailing Chib THOMPSON. MARK W. Hiaiory Educatu� BUS 1 THOMPSON. VIRGIL B. Indiialrial Educar iun Indualrial Educatu� Club TUBBS. BARBARA A. Roriruea Educatu� Kappa Delia ULERY. MARTIN N. Industrial Educatu� Induatttal Educatu� Club VAN DEEST. ARLINE M. Unman Educatu� SEWELL. MARTHA M Mathematica Educatu� Blainr Halt Sigma Delta Chi Pi Lambda Thru Educatum Club Interhall Council WILSON. DOLORESJ Bnl � Educatum Alpha Xl Della SHATTUCK. MARY ELLEN Elementary Educatu� Zcti Wn Era SIKES. DOROTHY L. Speech Educatu� Zeta Phi Eta Pi Kappa Delta Wealev Hume WITTER. CHARLOTTE Elementary Educatu� Gamma 1%! Beta WOODS. DONALD O. Elementary Educatu� H-mdctick Horae Alpha Phi Omega 89 Tli«' beauty of llic “Doublr-E Ituililing i« a tribute to engi- neering genius on llic Univer- � ily of ukliinglon rumpit� . Tlie (Uillcgc of Kiigineering oun well he proud of tbi- out- •liimling •Irurlurr which wnr� u« it- dr pa r I men Iu I headquarters. college of engineering The College of (Engineering, organized into nine departments under the direction of Dean Harold E. IPessma t. rank� high among engineering schools in this country. It is Fully accredited and offers both bachelor’s and advanced degrees in aeronautical, ceramic, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, mechanical, metallurgical, and mining engineering. An active research program is carried on hv the departments in cooperation with the Engineering Experiment Station. Many special research facilities arc available, and a number of research fellowships in the Engineering Experiment Station are provided each year for qualified students. All engineering students enroll in a common curriculum during the freshman year. The curricula for the following three years, however, differ for each branch of engineering. A program in the humanities, offered by the Humanistic-Social Studies Department, is also taken by each student concurrently with his technical courses. The teaching staff in Engineering numbers approximately 110 persons and is drawn from all branches of the profession. Practically every staff member has had practical profession experience in addition to advanced graduate study. The tremendous demand of industrial firms and governmental agencies for highly-trained engineers and scientists has increased the emphasis on graduate study and research. This year's enrollment of 1600 -Indents in engineering includes 215 graduate- working toward master’s and doctor’- degrres. A placement program, conducted through the Office of the Dean, brings students ami prospective employers together for interviews leading to definite positions in industry and government. Research highlights in the College of Engineering are published quarterly in The Trend in Engineer- ing. The student publication. ‘’Washington Engineer. reflects the activities of the student body, and includes urtiele- on research, news of alumni, and current activity of the student branches of the various professional societies. Dean llnrohl Wc � man AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER I NO Victor 1. ( «ncrr r CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Ralph W. Moulton CIVIL ENGINEERING Robert B. Vun Horn ELECTRICAL EN(,INEERING A i lin V. EnMmiin EXPERIMENT STATION F. Burl Fur |iiliur on GENERAL ENGINEERING E. R. Wilcox HUMANISTIC SOCIAL STUDIES Sliiiirl . Chapman MECHANICAL ENGINEERING liryau T. MrMinn MINERAL ENGINEERING Drury A. Pifcr ANDERSON. EUGENES Electrical Engineer - in . Amnican Institute ol Elec- trical Eo(iivuii ANDERSON. HENRY T. Civil Engineering American Society ol Coil Engineers. Ram� � li.ll ANDERSON. JOHN L. Civil Engineering ASCE. ANDREWS. JACK S. Mechanical Engi- neering Alpha Sigma Phi ASME ANGUST1NE. JR.. WEBSTER Mrdiink'.l Engi- rverring. Dr It. Kappa Epulan ASME AURICH. WALTER C. Electrical Engineer- ing AIEE IRE Amarrur RjJ.ii Club Art vvork provide� ilitc-rt M uIdiik with roffpr f.w CAROL BURGER ami J. V. WIUSON. ArtiM -arol I� chairman of the ASltt Di-plnv committee, m.-mh.T of llti- Arl« BURGON. KENNETH E Civil Engineering ASCE CARTER. JAMES C. Ele.tri.-al Engineer- ing AIEE. Compass c1 Chart. CONNER. BILL M Civil Engineering. P.I Ujmhm. CONNER. LONNIE A Mechanical Engi- neering ASME Org.nixatinni Assembly. CROSS. KEITH E. M.chimcat Engi- neering AS.MlL CURTIS. WALTER L. EL-.uical Engineer- ing IVirnrnaJerr. Zeta Mu Tail IRE uiul Graft� committee, rltairnian of ilic venior Sonc and Stunt .Night net. unil campu� rrpre� enln- live for MudemoUelle'� College Board. J. V. ha-, been IFC prenidrnl, member of Hoard of Control, Pur plc Shield. Oval Club. Alpha Della I’hi. Alpha Kappa I’m, and Scab- hard anil Itlade. FORSMAN. EINAR V. Muhin leal Engi iieering. ASME PRINK. LES M Civil Engineering ASCE GAGNE. JOHN M Civil Engineering ASCE. GIBBONS, JAMES R Mechanical Engine� mg. ASME. SAC GILL. CLARK Electrical Engine� - mg I’hi Kappa En GILLAM. CHARLES H. Civil Engineering Theta Xi. HJORTEN. ALVIN P Electrical Engineer- ing AIEE Secre- tary. Tati Beta Pi. Zen Mu Tau Sec- xetary. Pi Mu Epsilon. HiX’-MAN. MEDFORD N Electrical Engineer- ing ReJcre AIEE HONSREROER. BRUCE A Mechanical Engineering ASME HORROCKS, PHILIP I. Mechanical Engi- neering. Oval Chi!-. Big W Club. Var- sity Biut (Hub ASME. Men'. Or- ganised Hr.uae laaiticil. Husky Wmtcx Sports Club. HOWARD. WESTON M Aeronautical Engineering 1'til Bela Kappa. HKUSKA. CLARE J. Civ! Engineering, ASCE HURLBUT. WENDELL I Ceramic Engineer mg Bell Then Pi. ACS. JACOBSON. LESLIE J. M chan ical Engineering. ASM! SAE. Oiganmouna Assembly. JENNINGS. i PAUL K Electrical Engineer mg AIEE-1RE 92 BAKER. JACK C. HMlktl Hncinni- mg A1EE. IRE Aiuicur Radio Club. BALLO. H JOHN BESSOS. Chemical Eng.nen- JOHN L. in� . Washington Chemical Engineer- Engineer. AIChE m . Tau Kappa Rpnloo, AIChE. BOUGHS ER. RICHARD C. Civil Engineering. ASCE. HRADT. RODNEY G. Electrica! Engineer- IO . Rofcre. IRIL Arnold Air Society. BRESLICH. FRANCIS N . Jr. Ceramic Engineer- in Alpha Delta livi. Anmmii Socii. Compile V Chart. BRISKER. ROBERT C. Am nautical Engi- neering. Rainier Hall. Inititute ol Aeronaut it ul Science . BROOKHYSER. BYRON .Mechanical Enei- ne tin . CaKadc Hill SAE. ASME. BUCHNELL. RICHARD L. Mechanical Eiwi- neenn . ASME. Waahmgtcct Engineer. CUTLER. DANNY D Electrical Engi- neerm . AIEE. DAVIES. PERCY C. Mechanical Engine� in ASME DEL MISSIER. RICHARD J Civil Engineering ASCE Hu.Vv Winter Sporta Club, Organiu- Nona Aaaembly. DICK. EDWARD S. Mechanical Engi- neenn . Delta Kappa Epiitcn DOWNING, CARL G. Chemical Engineer- ing AMChE EASTMAN. JAMES S lodu.tml li.ig.nict- a Theta Delta . E� u Ben Pi. Engineering Ccean- cil. Sigma Xi. Beard d Ccevtrol HUB Operatic Committee EDWARDS. ARTHUR L Chemical Enquirer in Si mi Chi. Cumpaai h Chart. Intramural Wrrat- lln«. ESKELIN, JOHN L. Civil Engineering. ASCE. EVERETT THOMAS D. Electrical Engineer- in . AIEE IRE Eimanocring Council. graduates CILLAM. HAROI.D R Civil Engineering ASCE. GRAF. DONALD A. Acrmuutical Engi- neenn� . Engineer- in Council. IAS. GRAHAM. ROBERT L. Civil Engineering S.-Cilia Phi Epalkei. GRIFFITHS, FREDERICK J. Electrical Engineer- ing. AIEEIRE. GUNDERSON. JOSEPH M Chemical Engineer- ing. Washington Engineer. AIChE. Amtnonii Soen. Engineering Stu- denti Council. Tau Beta Pi. HARRIS. WAYNE M Civil Engine� me. Sigma P.. Yacht Oub. ASCE. Ama- teur Radio Club. HEINZ. JOHN A Mechanical Engi- ning. J Delta Phi Alpha HENNING. HITT. JOEL R. RALPH F. Mechanical Engi- Civil Engineering. neenn ASME. ASCE. JOHNSON. ERVIN A Civil Engineering Phi Gamma Delta. Vanity Boat Club. Intramural Spceta. JOHNSON. CERRETTL Civit Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. Vanity Boat Club. JOLIN. GLENN F Electrical Engi- neering Alpha Delta Phi. AIEE KELM. MELVIN C. Electrical Engineer- a Theta Delia . IRE KNIGHT. GARY F. GARY P. Mechanical Engi- neering. ASME. KODAMA. ROBERT. S. Mechanical Engi- neering. Svnloa Scabbard ( Blade KUCHENREU- THER. DAVID I Civil Engineering ASCE LIVINGSTON. RONALD D Civil Engineering. Delia Sigma Phi. Zeta Mu Tau. ASCE. LOHMAN. HARRY W Mechanical Engi- neering. ASMt. Tau Beta Pi. Zeta Mu Tau 9.1 LOR ENTZEN, ROBERT H. Chemical Engineering Delta Karra Eptiko Big W Club LOUDON. RICHARD S. Citil Engineering Alpha Delta PM Traci LUALLIN, DONALD E Mechanical Englneeting ASMS MALONE. RICHARD D Eluttiol Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha McDONACH. WILLIAM J. Jr Electrical Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha MILLER. DREW C. Civil Engineering PM Delta Theta MILLER. THOMAS B. Mechanical Engineering ASME MIRANDA. B1ENVENIDO T. Cbrmaeal Engt. Cascade Filunite Chib, Pm AlChE. Secretary Tau Beta Pi MISSEL, JOE M Civil Engineering ASCE Tau Beta Pi PEARSON. ROY E. Electrical Engineering IRE AIEE PEDERSON. GARVIN J Civil Engineering ASCE PEPIN. WILLIAM ft Aeronautical Engineering Thera Xi IAS PETERSON. RALPH R. Mechanical Engineering ASME PHELAN. BURTON N. Civil Engineering Compati or Chart Tan Beta Pi POCOE. ERNEST C Civil Engineering ASCE Tau Bela Pi I’M Beta Kappa POULSEN. ERIC W. Civil Engineering Delta Tau Delta ASCE PURDUM. GERALD H Civil Engineering ASCE Wailmigion Engineer RAE. WILLIAM H Jr. Aeronautical Engineering Engineering Student� Council IAS engineering SAFLEY. RICHARD N Mechanical Engineering Delta Sigma Hi SANGESAND. DONALD A Civil Engineering Catcaiic Hall SAE ASCE SCHORR. YOACMIM H. Mr.lur.nal Enginecting ASME SCOTT, Jr.. FRANK W. Mechanical Engineering ASME SEMBNOCK. HARRY J Civil Enginerring ASCE SMITH. VERNON F. Chemical Engr. P.nii.i-Diiciplt: Student� Centre Treanrer Ammceui feet! Treat urtr AIChF SMOOT. GARY J Civil Engineenng ASCE Rifle Tram STANLEY. EDWARD R. Mechanical Engineering Chelae, Hall ASME Nt-wman Club STANTON. ROLAND J. Chemical Engimviing Washington Engineer Engineering Studenti Council TANABE. BILL M Mechanical Engineering Synketa ASME TAYLOR. RICHARD E Civil Engineering Chi Phi ASCE THIES. TOM W Cavil Engineering Phi Delta Theta Vanity Boat Club T1SSELL. JOHN K Civil Engineering 1 RONDS!: N. JOHN M Mechanical Engineering Lambda Oil Alpha ASME TWEEDDALE. ANDREW D Electrical Engineering AIEE Chcaa Club VANDKRPUYE. NEE A Mechanical Enginrrnng ASME VOLPONE. ROY Mechanical Engineering ASME WALDEN. ARTHUR C. Mechanical Engineering Theta Delia Chi 94 «m� ii millet- .mil the ASt'W Operui ins committee. graduate NOVO. TAICHI Civil Engineering ASCB RASUL. ABDUR RAHMAN S Civil Engineering Be« Sism« Tin NORRIS. LiFORREST I. Me; him.il Engineer w SMH as: REED. RAYMOND I Civil Engineering A8CE OLDEN. HAROLD M Mechanic ! Engine� ling ASMK SAE RENNINCER, STANTON W Jr. EL-.Mi.il Engineering Aiee Lightweight Cirw OLSON. DONALD L, Electric ! Engineering AIEE Wnley Club Council RHOADES. CARLTON I Muhim.-il Engineering ASME SAE Waihingtiio Engineer Engineering Siuilrnn' Crunct! ONDRUPS. LEONS Civil Engineering ASCE ROTHERMEL. RICHARD C A.-n ruiin.il Engineering Thera Xi Tjii Beu Pi IAS Inler-Fraternity Cimnnl PARKER. DAVID W Ekcm.il Engincetirs- AIEE SABIN. LEE M M..Sini.jl Engineering Pi Kijijm Alfilu Pleasant thought seem to be occu- pying llie minds of I.IZ MYERS and DOiVNER BUCHKT. Phi Bete I. t is a Iso fir—t vice-president of the YWCA, and a member of Mor- tar Board, Totem club, and Delta Oumma. She � u- als« rhairman of the Morlur Board Tolo l«st year. Donner, a member of Oval club. Inis been rhairman of the 1953 Varsity Ball, the Social Event STEIN. BERTHOLD Arroaiuticil Engineering IAS STEPHENS. ROBERT C. Mc'.lumcil Engineering ASME STOCKLEY. STOOPS. CHARLF-S H. jr. RICHARD E Elcclri.-i) Mechanical Engineering Engineering Zct� fin ASME Tju Bet� IS AIEE-IRE Zcci Mu Tau STUART. DAN L Aeronautical Engineering SULLIVAN. WILLIAM L Civil Engineering ASCE VVALTOM. DAVID A Civil Engineering ASCE WEISS. NORMAN F. Madittttal Eng.nerr.ng Kilmer Mill ASME WEISS. STUART V Elctincil Engineering AIEE Council WELCH. 1X NALD L Mechanical Engineering Studenti Ccuocil WILKERSON. WALLACE C. Civil Engineering ASCE WILLARD. CHARLES F Mechanical Engineer ins Srudenn Council WILLIAMS, CUY H Civil Engineering ASCE 95 Exttnuii. Jfcnir S Proidim tau beta Bniion. Kcntvcth E. CivmcIIo. Chiilo P. Crain, RiAifd W Downinf, Carl C.. Fu � m«n, Einar V CuniiciMO. luMtili M Hiixicn, Alvin P. Hr u jrd, W tnm M L,Email. H� ir� W. Ltkyn. I Van E. Miaael. Jiv M Pvtclann. Ralph R Phrlan. � . No l Pcgc, Erncit C Rat. William M Rotlxrnrl. Richard C. $t«U y. Chill � H Titwll. J.Jan R. Volpcoc. Roy NOT PICTURED: Huilrr. Jan � K Smith, Jnoec E. Dalin. Donald A. Scrrlc. Sydney M Hovdi. Harry Waldorf. Daniel M Nixtbry, Raymond A. Wiprnd. Glenn C. OttoKin, Glenn L. Wyman, Charlit� M SienauiM. IXmald R. Srr«t l. A. Theodore I V.“Tom Tan Bela Pi is an all-engineering honor society, founded at Lehigh University in 1885 to commend those engineers who have conferred honor upon the Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship as undergraduates or by their attainments as alumni. There are now ninety-two chapters and 77.000 members. Alpha Chapter of Washington was es- tablished in 1912. and many outstanding engineers are among its alumni. Its mem- bership is limited to male engineers who stand in the upper one-fifth of the senior class or the upper one-eighth of the junior class. ‘ 6 Eliiclnrll. Richard CimkIIci, Charlci Crumb. Robot Finch. Earl Hobcrt, Carol NOT PICTURED! OUcc. W. J. I trim, llmr Hubbard. j«k I ton. Bob I venom. Anthaa Kcffcr. Dave Klein. IXm Lowry. Pat Lvb «r, Nidinr Nclacei. Georje Sirele. Sidney York, JkI Lake. Kenneih ■M« ., Lauia A. Purdum. Gerald Seilar, Ouiln Speeee. Daytaond Ah trifrineerin major, u well at nliiiiiK the WASH- INGTON ENGINEER. more lluin fill the uclted- ulr of ROLAND STAN- TON. Washington engineers I UK ASHINGTON ENGINEER is a semi-technical magazine published by the Engineering Students Council. Written and organized entirely by engineering students, the magazine appears six times during the school year. Articles published are selected from material submitted bv these students at all levels. I ME WASHINGTON ENGINEER is staffed each year in the spring from the ranks of the College of Engnieering. Now in its fifth year of publi- cation. the magazine has become a necessary purl of the life of many of its lower campus rea y part aders. Lybvcr. Item E. Gundcncm, Jowph lull� . John Tunic. Jack Kh.odn, Cirltcn Mana in Editc Biuinra Min«.r Frinirr Editor Lu:� t Ad. Manager AJim� , Thcodcrr A. Campbell. Richard W. Everett. TV.mii D. Grit. Dtmild A Gvuukrton. Jcacph M Kart, Richard L. Mill � . Drew C Ra . William H Spencer. Charte W, Stantco. Roland I. Swiruon, Stanley O. Wirrkk. Robert E. Won. Seuart H. Welch, Donald L. NOT PICTURED: DuFrruv. Robert S. Kintcty, Michael Irwin Eoccrt, William Keith Kochiivk. Michael Hdtcm. Jack Pa«T, John Georje Kemph. Dots Eugtno Walthrr. Jamea Eojene engineering students9 council The Engineering Students Council is the link between upper and lower rum- pus in student government. It is com- posed of the president, and a junior and senior representative from each of the student branches of the national professional societies, two sophomores, one freshman, the editor of the Wash- ington Engineer and the president of Tau Beta Pi. The principal activity of the Council is the biennial engineering Open Mouse. It also publishes the W ashington Engi- neer. 97 Tl.imui, Kirrtn Rmtdntf Anduaaci. iui«r.r Auiuk, Waller Biker. Jack C. Built. Rodney Curti� . Waller Cutler. Danny Djwi.n. John B Du no, Stephrn Coll. CUrt Hyalen. Alvin Hitman, Mrdfotd Irnmi'u� . Haul lolin, uienn Kelt� . Mr Ivin Qbon. DpokU Oriulii. Tnounv Harkcr. David IV«r� «. Roy Rcnnmsrr. Stamen Srirmrn, HmiiJ Sperce. Davjoond StoeUey. Char to Twecdale. Andy Warrick. Rr.tiut Wrua, Stuart Wright, Willuci aiee ire ♦ The Kleclrical Engineers on campus are represented hv two professional societies: I lie American Institute of Electri- cal Engineers and the Institute of Kadio Engineers. Within these organizations is a com- mon group of elective offices. The function of the A IKE- IKE is to promote student ac- tivities and to develop a sound relationship with tin profes- sional society. Some of the ac- tivities include field trips, a prize pa| cr contest and joint meetings with the professional group. nmerican institute at chemical engineers The American Institute of Chemical Engineers was founded in 1908. The objects of the Institute are the advance- ment of the professional standing of it' members, the maintenance of high pro- fessional standards among it- engineer- and the furtherance of chemical engi- neering in theory and practice. The American Institute of Chemical Engineers is the parent organization of all the student chapters throughout the United States. At the University of Washington the student chapter was chartered in 1910. The regional chapter of the AIChE. the Washington-Oregon-Idaho Chapter, assists the student organization in spon- soring field trips, banquets, conven- tione. and seminars. These activities form an essential part of the educa- tional program of the Department of Chemical Engineering at Washington. GunJuaun. Jincpti M Hr. Ildrrlt Ailumio. Guild 5. Bilk.. John flirki. Bill K (Xmutnii. Carl G. Lrliyct. Dean Miranda. Bin T. Modrow. Rod I) Smith. Vmirn Stanton. Roland Sullivan. Don Turtle, jraa M 98 r american society of mechanicai engineers The University of Washington Stu- dent Branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers was estab- lished on the campus in 1917. The primary aims of the organization are to broaden the students’ acquaintance with the practical side of mechanical engineering, to enable the students to establish fraternal contact with their fellow students in engineering and to meet graduate engineers engaged in ac- tive practice of mechanical engineering. The University of Washington Student Branch sponsors frequent field trips to inspect local industries, movies of gen- eral interest, student talks, and team« to compete iti intramural sports. Mem- bership is open to any student enrolled in the engineering college of an accred- ited school. The office is in 415 Gug- genheim Hall. NOT PICTURED Andrew� , John F Aihnorr, Richard F. Bauerk«. Amiyi K Bruno. William J Collier, Leonard K Dewier, Ximld E DyUtra, Hirlrri C. Fleam . Fredrick C. Flynn, George R.. Jr. OwMB, Lavem E- Hijiwn. George J Hoppe. IX Higl.it Roy Hovili. Harry Jacobten. Cor dm L Klein, Richard Wm Mr Donald, Clm L M.’EIuiiv, Hcrhcrt Nybolo. Jack R. caule. Edwin C.. Jr. Parker. '«inr.n L, Snow. Forni G. Suyami. Kaiuo Thcodortcn, Andert R. Tinkler. Terrance E- Trulr. Herbert L. Vincent. Gordra A Wtrrlo. Edward Wyman. Chirk� M . Jr York. John A.. Jr. Campbell. Richard W rrriidrnt Ar.J, i«in, Mutm Auguitinc, Wcbater Broukbyyer, Byron B. Buckncll. Richard L (Winer. Lonnie A. Gatello. Charles P. Cram. Rnhaid W. Cranb. Robert S. Cum. Keith E. IXnut, Percy C Ea.ir.in, Jam� S. Fortnun. Emir V Gallagher, Sheridan Cibbom. Jarett R Coliiuem. Norton H, Kart. Ruhard Hitt. Joel R Hanatltr, Bruce A. Hortoda, Philip J. Jicdwin, Letlir Knight. Cary F. Lehman. Harry W Luallin. Donald E Miller. Thom . II Norm, La Foriett R Pttcttcn, Ralph R Pctiam. Donald J. Rhoadet. Carlton J. Scott. Frank W, Spencer, Char!� W. Stinky. Edward R. Stephen� . Robert G, Stoop . Richard E. Swantcp. Rotlm J. Swank ). Stanky O. Tanabe. Bill M Tramm. Rcdney W, Tr.mdtcn, lohr. M Turanraul, Fuat Vuiderpuye. Nee Attoh Volpcoe, Roy Wallace. Minor Wcim, Not sun F. Welch. Donald L Willard, Charier F. Schott. Yoacbim H american society of civil enyineers AtiiRu, Theodor r A. PrrnJrnt Allen. Richard Auden, n, Henry Anderwei. John Arno. Norman Booghnrr. RirhxiJ Buig-ei. Kenneth Conner. Willum Coed, Bernard Del Miner. Richard Eokelm. John Frink. Lciltc (• £«(. John Gillam. Ouiln riillim. HiruM Grib� , Robert Harm. Waynr Henning. Ralph Herman, Ralph Hruala. C. J. Kellv. William Ku.-benreuther. David LivingMun, Rimald Miller, Drew Miooel, Joe Murdoch. Rohr� Nome. Taldit Most civil engineering student� at the University of Washington hold membership in the student chapter of the American Society of Civil engi- neers. the oldest national engineering society in the United States, founded in 1852 with headquarters in New York. Members obtain special rate- on all ASCF publications, and lake part in the following activities: field trips to in- dustrial plants and construction proj- ects. participation in the annual Pacific Northwest Conference of student chap- ter of ASCF.. attendance at the annual joint meeting with the Seattle section. ASCF. and attendance at group meet- ings held for hearing practicing pro- fessional engineers and students, watch films, etc. Ondrupa, Leona Ottrman, Lb yd fYdcroon. Garvin Poiage. Ernm C IVjfdum. Gerald PuiWn. Eric Kalin, Jack Reed. Ray Sogetana. IXmaid Sanmsl. Hun Solar , Char In Smoot. Gary Sullivan William Tayhx, Richard Thm. Thc.mn Tiaacll, John Tuttle, Jack Walton, David Witkcraun, Wallace William . Guy NOT PICTURED Arm nr. Roy Ailuuui. Rut Bailey. Mrrnl Brrdan. IXrtald BrtKhaurr. Walter tVx.cn, Robert Brewer. Sidney Btvanl. Charto ttiiley. George CaatiSe. Ketinrlh (Vatu, Edward (aurh. Frank Countryman. Charlr Caatbell, Alim IVbau, George Dickinaon. Lewu Dienrt. Paul DoubUm, Darrel Ffcrrherjohn Gtbba. Tn. ai Grtwun. Gordrn Gwilym. Edward Hanacn. ftomc Hawer. William Hernia. Donald Heyerdahl. Torpi� Hibbard. Richard Hildetbrandt, Peter Hihon. John Hcgan. lJwain Heme. Ceralei Ingalli. Burton I ten. Robert Ito. Yaauo Johnaon. Gordan Kemph. Donald Kyle, Lara Lee, Harry L mg. Richard Lodi, tVevald Urncl, Artinld M «IanJ. Walter McHenry. Bert Mrlntmh, jack Mdntuab. Rigti McKenney. Douglaaa Mrlrndrs. Jamr Mixee. IKeiild Nelion. Robert tSasaki. Frank Okey. Robert 0(1. Char Ira Parry. John Payne. Howard Pedem . Albert Rttcrm, Daaann Phelan, Noel Phithpi. Frank Pliinlte, Jamri Popofl. AJ Retd. Herbert! Serafim. Mai Smith, Jerome Smith. Wynn Swcboda, Arthur Taiehi. Nami Thump .«, Ray Tliompaon. Thetejorr Thuring. D-eiald Tornel. William Underwood. John Veatrh. Fred Vermillion, Miltem Vatic, Loula Wahera. Jamea White. Peter Vale. Robert Yohl. Michael 100 I Formlr� major� mmio brrome fa- miliar with their •rrond home, ANDERSON HAM.. Fast action and fancy footwork may keep one of these fore«ter from a cold bath durinif Garb Day competition. college of forestry DEAN GORDON D. MARCKW ORTH The College of Forestry under the leader- ship of CORDON D. MAKCKWORTH has been active in training leader� for work in ad- ministration and research in all phase� of the timber producing and manufacturing indus- try. Located in the heart of one of the finest timber producing areas in the world, its grad- uates readily secure employment in timber production, timber harvesting, and limber manufacturing. [ 101 BARR, KENNETH J. Logging Engineering Delia Unei Ion Foteat Chib BRIDGES. Jr.. JAMES F. Producta P.I Up.Jon BROWN. MICKEY M Logging Engineering Tau Phi Delta Feed Club FREDS ALL. RUSSELL M Faee.t Management Tau Phi Della Fixed Club HAYES. PAUL L Management Tau Pbl Della For eat Club Sigma Xi JOHNSON, DONALD D. Forett Presiurtf Kappa Sigma Freeit Club KRYSTAD, JACK C Legging Engineering Tau Phi Della Foteat Club LEE. ROBI.RI 1 Logging Engine, nng Tau Fti Delia Forest Club MATTHIAS. JAMES S Tau Phi Delta Ferat Club MeCLARY. DOUGLAS N. Foee.t Producta Pin Delia Thcia Foeest Club MclNTOSH. GORDON Marvagemeni Sigma !%■ Epnli.n Ov-tl Club Fir Tree X. Sigma P, Big W dub far entry graduates ROBIN CHITTENDEN serin, lo be finding pool easy with help from DOUG McCLAKY. In her four years at the U. Robin Inis been Daily business manager. AWS secretary and president of Pi Alpha Sigma, nntionul women's advertising honorary . She is also u member of Phi Bela kappa. .Mortar Board. Theta Sigma Phi. Totem Club. Alpha Chi Omega. tt -Key and Sigma Epsilon Sigma. Forestry major. Doug, was president of Oval Club and a member of the Varsity football and basketball teams. He was also a member of Fir Tree. Xi Sigma Pi. Phi Delta Theta, Forest Club. Big % Club and Purple Shield. MELTVEDT. DONALD E Fixot Management Phi Slim Kjpfi MICH El om. FRED Management Tau Pbi IVlta Forat Oub MOLLTTT. ORVILLE 1). Logging Engineer Fomt Club MOORE. ROBERT N. ifisassr Foer.t Club NILSON. ALLAN E Lotting Engineering Tau Phi Della Forex Club X. Sigma PI Scabbard V Blade OBERG. BYRON V. Producta Foteat Oub ORR. PETER W. Feratry Tau Phi Delta Forest Club SHELDON. JUEL G. lagging Engineering Tau Ph. Delia Fureai Club SMITH. ROBERT B L tt«Vt Engineering Forest Club VICTOR. ARTHUR B Legging Engineering Foceat Oub WILBUR. DONALD tt Management Tau M.I Delta 102 “Garb Day,” whirl� i� llir annual forestry «lay on campus. brought together this croup of forester lo compete in logging «kill contents: log railing, tree climbing and chopping. The object of the Forest club is to promote fellowship, interest, and to advance forestry nmong students not only at the University but cross the country. Forest Club Membership Abrahamton. Denny Anderwn. limy feint. Ronald L, Bakewe-ll. j� a ferendregt, Pete A. Barrett. John Beckwith, W ync Bebten� , jaek Benton. Stan A. Berg, Gael B. Bitbnp. I)m Blanchard. Jack Budget, Jim Brokmao. C Frank Brumbaugh. Rrm Burk� . Marvin J Brynewad, Krn Campbell, Henry G. Outfield. Doug K Choaty. HowarJ A. Dalrvmple. Larry Darnel� . William J Davit. Jack Dillard. Argua Donovan. James K Eliaaem, Auhrrt Enckaon. De. H. D. Lyvind. Tborb|otn tn Fagerbrrt. Keith D. Firmer. ThoaUa A. Flora. Don F Floyd. Spence Fredtall. Rua Geaael. Stan Goeu. Bob Gractr. Bob I Iroberi. MillarJ Grobey. John H Grove. Byron Kaate. Jack A Haddock. Dr. Hacleit. Theodore Hanaen, Dick Harding. Reger A. Harriaoo, Rcben Harrixm. Larry Hautala, Doo Hawley, Glenn S. Hayea. Paul Hebrank. Al Hrinrx-k. Serdcllo Hmke. Bill Hmea. Patrick W Homer. Steve Hotel. Chuck J-Jmaon. Dick D Johmon, Don D Koenig. Richard Krystad. Jack G. Laraun. Richard O Lav. Alee Johnacei. Peter Kerley. Sam O Laura, Mike Leaa, Robert Luak. Terrance A. Marku.eth. Dean Mat well. Waym MeCUry. Dav d H M.H il.nJ. Ronald M. McIntyre. Fred Mercer. C Ed Mcrm. Juamto M who Iren, Fred Mcevihan, Joe Moore. Bub Moyer. J� me« A Murdock. William G Nilaoo. Allan Nurd. Fred Nunan, Allan Oberg. Byron Obco. Lloyd Olaon. Orville On. Pete Pardo, Dick Pa tce. Duane W. Patrick, Archie S. Pedettcei. Jim Perkin., Cliff Hetreme, Ed Picketu. Bill Pierson. Darrrll E. Raynor. Jen C. Rocertaon. I r. 1. G. H. Sandlord. Rill if. Schaeffer. Walter H Schaefer. Don Schlachtcr. Richard Schmitj. Dr Henry Schulrp, Dim Sharpe. Grant Sheldon. Joel G. Simmon . Duane Smith, Bruce Smith. Eugene Smith. Wall Snyder. Dick Suetdahl, Den Stephen� . Freeman Serum. Ernie Tackett. Udell Tarpole. Denny Tanacher. Stan W. Thump ton, Dal Tmg. Robert J . Ttaujt. William P. Victor. Art B. Waaga. Art Wall. John A. Jr. Weed. Paul A. Wehh. R-etald W,l|,Kh. Carl Wilton. George Wmtet. Everett Writer, Robert N. 103 ANDERSON, MORRIS 11 Sociol(«y ARENDS, CHARLES R OirHiutry BRADLEY, FENNIMORE Ccneuc Enpcu.-r mg BURNEY. MAHMUD A Fcriign Trade POUTS. ROBERTA H Education GUNTER. RAYMOND W ftiMfe AdRiiiuirralico HAGLUND. EDWARD A. Biiunm Aiiminulnciun HARRIS, RUTH L Hnmt Economic! DEAN HAROLD NV. STOKE The Graduate School is administratively in charge of graduate study in whatever division of the University such study is carried on. This involves the supervision of stu- dents and programs which go l cyond formal undergraduate work or the work of professional schools into areas of ad- vanced training, research, and scholarship. The Graduate School is in a sense actually a part of every other school and college of the University. It is its duty and opportunity to assist all schools. graduate JONES. DOUGLAS C- IVcLoldy KEITEL. GLENN E. Electrini Engineering KNOTT. RICHARD E Far Eiiion LEMUS. CONCHA H. Micrubiclcer LIU. Science MARTINELLI. MeCLINTOCK. JEANNE THOMAS C Muiic Hiiinry MEYER. IX1RIS C. An MORAN. STANLEY E Ecoflosiici RINGMAN. DIANE Millie SANFORD. Muian H. Nulling 5CHERLINC. SHAIKH, KENNETH J. JALELL A Zoology PiibMiti THOMPSON. ttUGM O. Itminru Admmiitriticn TOTH. ELIZABETH S-xixlngv TURKALP. ISMET Civil Engineering U. MAN I. Biu-.nr« AiiminUtritnm VALIA. BJIAYABHA1 H. Ceramic Engineering 101 CARLSON. ROY L. AmKropdogy CARPENTER. EDWARD L. Fir Em CROHN. CHARMALE A. SiKinlcjy DAVIS. FARLOW C. Milting Engineering DIMOFF. RODERICK D. Fu Eaxcrn FAUGOUIN. ROSINE D. Biological (3iemi� try HELMS. KENNETH A Ailtruuiai HENDERSON. CHARLES R Edu.llh.fl ILACAN. CONRADO O. Civil Engineering JINGUI1. JOHNSON. MA$AHARU C. EARLE W Chemiatry Hntory JOHNSON. KENNETH C. Sociology JACK TOR.NKY, Vanity aMimmcr and i-o-captain, � lrp« out for the pau e that. . . . Jack, a P.E. major, bc un hi� University career by beini; elected eo-eaptain of the Fronli xwim team. He followed up by becominjt presi- dent of the Men’� P.E. club, president of Husky Swim club, necretary of Oval club, and a member of Big W club. schaai 11. WILLIAM Made MUKAI. TAKAO Tracupcrtarton NAKAGAWA. W ILLIAM S Zoology OLIVER. KATHLEEN L Language QURAISHI. FAZLUR R Civil Engineering RIDER. FREDRICK J. Drama VARMA. CIREESH C IWinneva AJmimatralion VARMA. KRISHNA C. Pharmacy WILSON. LEO J. Educatu� WTTTMEYER. KEITH A. Mu.iv- YAMATE. GEORGE I Vfaiwgraphv YIM. YUSCAVAGE. MICHAEL W. GEORGE V J. Metallurgy Engineering 105 school I a tv DEAN GEORGE N. STEVENS Anvhrll. Croovnor (.'jUiiu. Fr.ir.llm L. Cjnii, Frank J. t j� n4rJI. Gordon F. Edward . ElrMire H EJx-ird . L« Pot , rf. V.inn Carlingtco. n« n� � R. From row: Ronald Peter� , Robert Elston, Jack Sawyer, Tom Garliugton. George Knrgianis, Warren Clodfclier. Scott Wynslra, Carolyn Reabcr, Douglas Felker, James Nelson, Roger Calloway. Seroitrl row : Cordon Crandall, Roariltnan Brow, Rill Boettcher. Alan Froellelt, Eleanor Edwards, Rulcie Vminis, David Corrie, (.run- enor Ansrhell, Max Person. Thomas O’Malley, Eldon Parr. Third row: Nels Nelson, Jack I.ohdrll, Edward Novak. Richard Srhiillhri� , James Davenport, l-ee Edwards, Horner Blair. Charles Shephard, Frank Carrig, John Raybaek. Fourth row: Jerry Witt, Richard Wilson, James Mitchell, Patrick Corbett, William Severson. Raymond Dunlap, Raymond Sideriu , Kenneth Sivula. John Henry. Allan Ncwbold. Fifth row: Gustave Hanson. Charles Olson. Robert Peteraon, John Ha .elwood, Bill Williams. Robert l.ueht. Charles l.onergan. John Smith. Richard Peck, CJtarle� Donovan. Edward McCormick, Cerolrl Curtis, W nston Foss, James Tallmnu. 106 The School of Law was established at the University of Washington in 1899. and is presently housed in Condon Hall, a building designed specially for the particular needs of a law school. The School is a member of the Association of American Law Schools ami is approved by the Council of l,egal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the American liar Association. The University Law Library contains 117.267 volumes including the decisions of all English and United States courts of last resort and the reported decisions of inferior tribunals. Extensive runs of the English. American, and colonial statutes are available, as are copies of all legal jK-riodicals published in the English language. The Ij w Library is the tenth largest law school library in the United States and the largest to lie found west of the Mississippi, according to the Association of American Law Schools Directory of June. 1950. The School of I.uw is within a few minutes ride of both the federal and state courts sitting in Seattle. Thus law students are afforded ready opportunity to observe the trial of actual cases. This proximity to the courts has also made it possible to obtain both federal and state judges to preside over and hear practice court trials and ap| ellate arguments prepared and con- ducted by law students acting os counsel for the parties. The School of Law's Practice Court, in which -enior law students try actual cases, with the consent of the parties, has gained national recognition in the field of legal education. Each year, the Student Bar Association sponsors the Moot Ap| cllate Court m| etilion. 0| en to all law students, this contest is designed to develop forensic ability in the presentation of arguments at the appellate level. graduates tWI««d. yjkui N Ubi. R. rn E. Net . luat E. Pc� ., Rtmld L Rjtfcuk. Jfl n H. Sn-yrf. J«k M S«m«h, G. Ncwtll Wui. Schuykr J. 107 JACK M. SAWYER Pftildtni student bar assaciatian Law students are governed by the Student Bar Association. Every student enrolled in the School of Law is a member of this Association, which is affiliated with the American I-aw Student Association, which, in turn, is s| onsored by the American Bar Association. The objectives of the Student Bar Association are: (1) To promote useful activities among the luw students; (2 to foster u professional outlook on the part of each student; (3) to promote and bring about con- tacts and cooperation between students and practicing attor- neys and judges; (4) to further the best interests of its members, of the School, and of the legal profession. The elected president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, to- gether with two elected representatives from each class, com- prise the Executive Board of the Association, which is its governing body. SECOND YEAR From row: Wilfred Thrower, George J. Jones, Dun Thorscn, I’m Arncy. Albert Romano, Cordon Creighton, Carol Rogers, Donna McArthur. Flitlie Shearer, Jon Jonsson. Second row: l.eo Gir� r, Wally Cavanaugh, John Ward. Robert liuik, James Callaghan, Eugene Creenway, Riehard Fox, George Faler. Third row: Warren J. Gilbert, Edward I-a nr. Philip Trautmun, George Alficris, John Weber, Wil- liam Dunlap, Ernie Furnia. Daniel Kersrhner, Robert Ixmgslrctli. Fourth row: Stan Hruhn, Killy Uerrier, Riehard Sattrrberg, Roger Lewis, Cordon Seruggins, John Kluekburu, Dave Itlark, Joanne liailey, Hugh M rCough. Rob Muekelstone, Janie MeAterr, Philip Tracy. Fifth row: James Cook, Craig Metier, Konuld Duff. Gene Knapp, Fidward Taylor, Cordon Jaynes, Dale Kiveland, Lowell Taylor, Ray Horn, Jack Pudrirk, Dun Olson. Hugh Kidg- way, Gerald Hull, Cosmo Pileh, Mike Carlson. Charles Robbins. Douglas Jurobsen, Scott Lukins, Tom laiwry, Maurice Fip tein. Robert Utter, Wull Hagemun, Donald Taylor. Tom Swayxe, Cliurles Tulin, Al Ixmg, Ivor Lusty, Rob lirurhtenbarh. Dona I Sherfy, Ken Mr- Clean, Irene F'erri . FIRST YEAR Front row: Churk Mullavey, Rill Pearce, Jim Tur- ner, Dr. M. Simon. Cu l.cdakis. Jim Dore, Leo M. Frank. Vincent Lynch, Al Caplan. Second row : Fidward Eisrrl. William F. Dippolilo. Dirk Gustafson, Andy Rrook , Stun Moore, John P. Duplica, lame R. F'.moey, John Piper, lliird row: Dun Alexander, Gene Sage, Alice I). Hubbard, Ardith Horne, tlannir Canfield. Mildred Voegtlin, Joan Smith, Gloria Chap- man. Frit .ic llraddy. F'ourth row: Jack Ruegg, George Gubbins, Rer- nard D. Greene, J. Canon Moore, Jim Rabi- deau. Fid Aamodt. Dave Dorsey, Rud Kight. Fifth row: Rill lainthorn, Herman Miehelson. Kay llrowder, Donald H. Thompson, Hollis R. Small. Sam F'. Pearce, Paul Friedman, Wil- liam M. Robinson. Sixth row: Fid Srhaffnit. Ron Thompson. Ted Rosenblume, Dougho W, Patterson. Seventh row : John Maxwell, Kcidur Giske, Rocky l.indcll. Pat Donnelly. Tony Savage, Fidwurd Jones. Joel A. Rindul. (iordon K. Tobin. Spirro Damis. 108 e school of librarianship Glady 5 Boughton Diralur Courses in Librarianship at tin University of Washington are designed to prepare graduates for the various duties professional librarians are called upon to perform. The School of Librarianship is a graduate school and offers the degree of Master of Librarianship. The bachelor's degree, required for entrance, may be taken in any major field, in fact, students with a variety of backgrounds ure needed as specialists in libraries devoted to law, medicine, engineering, business, and other technical fields. In addition to its regular graduate courses, the School offers several introductory courses which may be taken by interested students as electives during their senior year. W bile these courses are designed primarily for teacher-librarians, they provide an excellent preview of the field for prospective students. This group of courses covers children's books, school library material, ami an introduction to the problems of purchasing, classifying, and cataloging books. “Full length fisure� ... 75 feel above the ground . . .” Thin i� tui excerpi from a library folio describing llie figure� of ibr eighteen men win� symbolized llir chief contributioni� to learning ami cull ure to University faculty members in 1023. The figure , done by Mian Clark of New York, are placed across the front of the library in Gothic niches. Kuril family member wns asked 1«� suggest eighteen names lo be placed on the library. In all 2-16 name were suggested. Twelve of these received a majority of all the voles east. The final recommendations included persons contributing to every important field where learning and enllure have counted. The figures from left to right are lienjamin Franklin. Grotiu� , Shakespeare, Dante, Beethoven, Darwin and Goethe. The last two figures are duplicated pictures of Franklin ami Beethoven. school of medicine ASSISTANT DEAN Jnme W. Huvilaml ANATOMY H. Stanley Kcnnelt BIOCHEMISTRY Hum Nrurutli SURGERY Henry N. Hnrkin� RADIOLOGY Frederic E. Templeton PUBLIC HEALTH Lelaml E. Power Educating physicians is big business and more than fills the time of Dean Eduard L. Turner and his faculty of the School of Medicine. Knrollment averages three hundred, with seventy-five in each class. Contracts have been let by the University of Washington Board of Regents for the first unit of the teaching hospital. Kxcavation for this structure began in July. This first unit of the hospital will house the offices, laboratories and certain teaching adjuncts of the clinical departments of the School of Medicine and will also include a referral out patient diagnostic and treatment clinic. Because of the luck of facilities in this urea lor low-income bracket patients in need of psychiatric out-patient care, one entire floor of the structure is being developed for such purposes. The first unit will also include a small in-patient unit of twenty-five research beds. This portion of the future teaching hospital has been designed so as to fit into the overall ultimate plan for an in-patient building housing approxi- mately 300 beds. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY K11--.-II R. deAlvjrez MICROBIOLOGY Cluilie� A. Evans MEDICINE Robert II. William� PEDIATRICS Walter B. Seel ye IIARMACOI.OGY Janie M. Dilie PHYSIOLOGY Theodore C. Rurli PSYCHIATRY Herbert S. Ripley ALEXANDER. HAUL J ALLISON. DONALD F. ALTIZER. MERCEDES F. BAKER. WILL!AM B. BEALL. G1LDON N. BERGLUND. BYRON R COFFIN. STANLEY DAVIDSON, ROBERT C DAVIS. BRANTLEY P de vrro. ROBERT V. DOORNINK. GLENN M ELLINGER. DANIEL J. FISHER. ftTLLIAM T, GARDNER. PHIL H. KNLTIH. WARREN P JONES. THOMAS ft medical school KUFFEL. LONG, LOVE. CORNELIUS F JOSEPH C. GERALD F LUFT. JOHN LUND. RONALD R. MACKOFF. LESLIE MAHAFPEY. GERALD H MARTIN. GEORGE M MATTHEWS. BOBBIE J PLACES. DYNE. RALPH. FRANK G. GORDON E. J. CLYDE SAMSON. WERNER E SCHWENKE. SEK1JIMA. QUENTIN G. R HARUTO SEVERSON. SIVERLING. JEWELL A. ROBERT L 112 BIRCH FI ELD. RICHARD 1 BOUILLON, VICTOR J BRIIXJE. ROBERT E BUCKLEY. HAROLD D. BURNETT, JACK F. COBURN. WILLIAM V GILPATRICK. THOMAS S GRAY. EDMUND W GREGOR E8. BASIL J HALAS HY. TOM G. HARNISH. ALAN R HONEYCUTT. JOHN H HUNTER. JOE E. JESSEPH, JOHN E. JOHANSSON. ARNOLD W McKay, TH MAS F. SMITH. JAMES W MILLMAN. MORTON TAVES. DONALD R MOORE. eUGEXE F. THULINE. HORACE C MORAN. JOHN R VANDERBOS. KERMIT Q NELLP.RM )E. CARROL W WALLOCH. ANTONE S. OSTEN. BARBARA E W EINSTEIN, HASKELL J OSTLUND. PHILIP D WELLINOS, ROBERT OTIS. JOHN V.. Jr WHITE. LOWELL E BASS. BERTRAM R WOLD. DEWITT K. 113 The School of Numng, under the direction of DEAN LILLIAN B. PAT- TERSON. Iuih r. | :tndcd it enrollment rapidly in both the basic and the mas- ters programs. Research is being car- ried on under foundation grant from Kellogg. National Foundation for Infan- tile Paralysis and the United States Public Health Sendee. ALBERT. BONNIE L. Hifhicvieu. Hill ANDERSON. PHYLLIS J Fklmd Hall BACKLUND, DOWS Eklmd Hall BAER. GLADYS R. MafKtivxx. Hall Pfca Chi Delta minuter Club HERKKN, JOAN W Eklmd Hall IVIta Gamma BOUSE. JOANNE K Eklmd Hall fVlta IVIu Deb. FREDERICKSON. SHIRLEY M Hathott Hall CLANDER. MARY LOU Eklmd Hall Sigma Kappa GRANT. SALLY L. Harbor view Hall Alpha Tau Delta GUSTAFSON. DELOROS N Hithnioa Hall GUTHORMSEN. SYLVIA J Eklmd Hall HAHN. C. AUDREY Eklmd Hall Tlir United Stale� Public Health Serrier grant include� research in psy- chiatric nursing, mental hygiene and ■tuning curriculum. It i« expected that thi� research nill contribute to the development of nursing on a national scale as Hell a� in the State of Wash- ington. DEAN LILLI AN If. PATTERSON LUND. CAROL A Eklmd Hall. V.P MACHGAN. FAYE W Eklmd fGII Canterbury Club Student Gouotal Chr. Spring Fotcul Mac NEALY. DOROTHY M Public Health Blame Alpha Tau Delta Sceotia McCOVNEY. ANNE Harbcvvicw Hall Alpha Tau Deha McNamara. MARGARET M Eklmd Hall Alpha Tau Delta MEISTER. VELMA M Eklmd Hall PEDERSEN. PROCTOR. RATCLIFF . REEKIE. RHOADES. ROBERTSON. ROTTRUP. SALZER. MURIEL K JOAN R Eklmd Hall Sigma Kappa BETTY ELA GRACE LOIS E. JOYCE M ELAINE 1. KAY Harhurvle - Hall Hathorvam Hall Alpha Oaic on Pi 2 u Tau Alpha Mortar Board Alpha Tau Delta Weatmuiutet Chib Calvin Ouh Harboivicw Student Body Hathotvaru Hall Hirtwtiie� Hall Eklmd Hall Eklmd Hall SCHULER. ANNE C Eklmd Hall Alpha Tau Della 111 BRUNER. EILEEN D. Blind Hill BUCHAN. BARBARA J Ekl.nJ Hill Zrta Ttil Alphi W S.S N C. CAVANAUGH. GERALDINE M Kirbcivkw Hill Alphi Tm Drlu COOKS. DOROTHY A Hit Ni view Hill Zrii Tmi Alphi (CONSTABLE. MARJORIE J HuN f i«-w Hill CULJAK. JENNETTE R Huwivirw Hill IX)DGE. DOROTHY I EVIi-mJ Hill BERNICE I. HiiN ivk-w Hill DYKEMAN. ANITA M Hilborvicw Hill Alphi Drill Pi HILL. HIRSCH. VERNA BARBARA Huhiivicw Hill Blind Hill Alphi Kippi Alphi Alphi Omiiton Pi JOHNSON. EVALYN L. Blind Hill Alplu Pin JOHNSON. I LA M. Blind Hill NOP Siudrni Body KELLOGG. ANN E Hirborvicw Hill Kippi All'Ll Thru Phi Bril Kippi KESSLER. MARY M Public Hrilib Alphi Tmi Drlti Sororia koch. LYDIA Gridmir Nun . Club Luihrr Chib KODAMA. YURI Hirborvicw Hill LEGGETT. CLARA Eklind Hill nursing gruduutes MEYER. SHIRLEY A. Mum Hill GriduiK Nunr Chib MINOR. EAVUNE E Hirborvicw Hill IVln Sigeu TWti MITCHELL. JOAN Blind Hill Zr-ti Tiu Alphi Alphi Tiu Drill MOORE. NELSEN. MARGARET V. JANET D Blind Hill Blind Hill Kippi Drln Cinirrbury Club OBERG. ESTHER M Public Hnlth Alphi Tiu Drill PAGE. NANCYY Eklind Hill Alphi Oaiicrcn Pi Sicmi Eu Xl Pilgrim. Club PARKER. VERNA L Lrirv Hill PEASE. VERLENE V Blind Hill Wnlry Club Kippi Phi SPENCER. CARLEE R Blind Hill SPLITS. IRENE N Blind Hill SUTTON. MARGARET B Eklind Hill TANINO. TAKAE Hirborvicw Hill TRAUBA. MARY K Blind Hill Swnu Kippi Alplu Tmi Drill TRONDSEN. DOROTHYS HirNrvicw Hill Alphi Tiu Drill W.5 S.N.C. WINTERMOTE. MARY 10 Blind Hill Kippi Drill YAMADA. AMY Hirborvicw Hill Alphi Tiu Dclu 115 FRONT ROW Hec-v.ii, Dorothy William� . FI-react RiMn-ll. Miifinl DtSfuin. Irene HtMi.it. Edna M- Kr-b-t. Mary MacS'eeU. Don.eh� Andettcei. Julia SECOND ROW RuhetJcun. Doectky Beckwith. Evelyn Cay. Bcrty IXirdie. Maigairt Purler. Nrllir Jjsw� . Allec In . Henke Jotminn, Nancy THIRD ROW Guthrie, Carol Lot� , Ruby I to kteett. Cathcnnr Sen let. Bettv Schultz. Jo (olivet, NeB FOURTH ROW K«d . Lydia Mu.hell. Ruth Spcgcl. JoacpFune Her,-hard. Lorna GlldcrtWcvr. The la� Stockton. Wanda Perry. Hot lare graduate Bourses club Tin- Graduate Nurses' Clui� of tin University of Washington, organized in 1920. is open to all graduate professional nurses registered in the school of Nursing. These nurses are enrolled in advanced programs, majoring in nursing educa- tion. public health nursing or industrial nursing The group is primarily interested in promoting closer relationship between students, other campus organizations, and the nursing faculty. Miss Julia Anderson is this year's faculty adviser. NOT PICTURED Bailey, Gwrnch Frn Btiuoi, Ruth Hcrgrt. Botty Brutt. Lucilt Bough. Martha Colb. Jane Curtia. Lynn Krurgrr, Ford M.Carty. Ihru M.FadJm. L-Kinale Siitt. Ardu Smith, Elamr Trelta. Toaaint Wilaoo. Claire Wvnrer, Floretio OfFICERS Prraidcnt Williamt. Florenre Vkc Prcaident Brandi, Edna Mai Secretary Broun. Dorothy Ttraauert Jimn. A Ik alpha tau delta Alpha Tau Delta is a professional nursing soror- ity with uii added stipulation of a 2.SS grade aver- age. Member are from the Nursing School on campus at Harbor view and Swedish Hospitals. Basic students and graduates alike arc eligible if working for a nursing degree and have been in the School of Nursing two quarters. The main purpose is uniting the nurses at the University in bonds of friendship. Service projects und social events do much to add to this feeling of “United in Service, the motto of the sorority. nnc MrCwiirj, l rr� idei� l Discussing plans for Alpha Tsui Della are, lefl to right: Helm kmii«. rorre-spouditig � er-retary ; Hose-mary Dixon, vice president; Mary Alice Brennan. recording secre- tary : Patricia Burnett, custodian of pins: Mary Trauha. custodian: Delores Cow den, historian. Not pictured is l.ueille Acer, treasurer. MEMBERS Bahnara. Diate Baby. M.iry Burkhair. Huliara Cooka. Dorothy Coaby. Jam, Dye. Bernice Fowler. Marr Huabayaah, Rather Luarr. jian McNamara. Margaret M ««an. Myrtle Ohnt, Rather Rainey, Helen R«W, Elagucr Sanford. Marian Smith. Nancy Wick. Mary Ann PLEDGES Hilly. Gwendolyn Better, Belly Jane IV-ugh. Mniha Brosti, IVirorhy Brown. Mildred Day it, Peggy Lou Dykenan. Anila Hardy. Palricia Harford. Evna Haiigrn, (trim Elaine Hoitlad. Mai ilytt Hyau. Gloria Ibanez. Elena Ithiloni, T. Rare. Sharon Know Ira. Pair ic ia KopF. Ptapr Krueger. Kay FireiniRKVit. Ruah Ltatrr. Marian Mahwa. N.na McCann. Mar lire Merer, Brtiy Mirhalrk. Hrlrn Mirehrll. Ruth Rhodea. Lola Ruaooe, Joan Salerr. K y Sooet. Ardit Soon. Shirley Shearer. Sue Skate. Evelyn Splita. Irene Smith. Glotu Stria aid. Juatlar Srendiard. J-iAnnr Ttuvanram. Lola Galliano. Marian (Vtncy, Evelyn Haw-gaw-a, Naoio campus scenes DEAN FOREST J. GOODRICH ANDERS N. CLARENCE( Aexrican Wur- macomral Aon Kipp Pit phartnacy HARNHOUSE. WILLIS C Drlt ('hi Kipp ISi American Ph� r- macr.itural Aun BARI ELL. GEORGE H K pp.« Pu Rbo Cht American Phar- maceutical Awi CASTLE. LLOYD P. American Phar- mao-ufual Aim DAVIS. DARREL B xabhuJ U HDik DODGE, riNNEY, WILLIAM R FRANK J. Kappa Pit Kapp P i Rho Chi Amcttcan Phi� - ma.riUh-il Ann GAINES, LLOYD D. Kappa Pn GINGRICH. LEE C. Alpha IWu Pin Kappa Pit Alpha Phi Omega Managerial outvol Srm.ir Intiamural Manage� HANBY. WAYNE G. Alpha IVIta Phi Kappa P� i American Phar- maceutical Am •‘Just like the comfr druK lorr i� the demonstration pharmury on Baglry'i lop floor. The «hop's purpose i to Rive student� training under umiuI pharmacy condition� . Wherever possible neluul pharmacy at- mosphere i� duplicated. a. Overlooking traditional Frosli Pond � � Ituglcy Hull, renter of the Phuruuicy. chemical engineering, and chemistry department� . The fountain in Fro«h Pond i« a display for the Engineering Open IIoum . II� The College of Pharmacy i� one of the older colleges on the campus, the first professional courses in pharmacy ap|M aring in the 1891 University catalogue. four year program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree was offered in 190-4. Graduate work was instituted in 1912 lead- ing to the degree of Master of Science, and since 1925 the college has been accepting candidates for the Doctor of Philosophy degree with a major in Pharmacy. Pharmacognosy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The college is a member of the Division of Health Sciences. This division also includes the School of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing and was constituted to coordinate the teaching and serv- ices of the four members. The Department of Pharmacy maintains a drug service department to serve other schools and departments on the campus. Service courses are provided for the School of Dentistry and the School of Nursing. A well developed medicinal plant garden together with greenhouses and plant laboratories constitute an important phase of the pharmacognosy program both for undergraduate and graduate study. A completely equipped laboratory is maintained for service to the State Department of Agricul- ture and the Washington State Liquor Control Board. Many of the facilities are made available to the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. graduates HERBERT. JOHN P. Ilii Sum, Kappa JACKSON. JAMES L Kappa Pai Rho Chi American Phar- maceutica! A n. IOHNSON. BYRON F Kappa Pai Rho Chi JORDAN. CEOROBL Kappa Alpha Pal JUSSILA. MARTHA M Lear, Hall Lambda Kappa S'pnia American Phar- maceutical Aaan. KING. JACK W. Phi Stjma Kappa LARSON. MILTON L. Kappa Pai American Phar- maceutical Aaan. OLDRIGHT. GEORGE E K.ppa Pai American Pliat- Eaaceutical Aaan. OSTROM. HARRYE Rbo Chi K� rp Pat POMERENK. EARL R Kappa Pal Rhil Chi American FSar- ma.-ruti.al Aaan. REEDER. BILLIE A Lambda Kappa S«tna American Phar- maceutical Aaan. SAKAI. ELAINE H Lambda Kappa S- ma Vakda American Phar- maceutical Aaan SCHMIDT, GORDON W Kappa Pal SHEPPARD. VIRGIL W. Kappa Pai SHOT WELL IRV C. Beta Thfta Pi UYEDA. LUANA C Leary Hall Vakda American Phar- maceutical Aaan. Lambda Kappa Sijma WILKINS. JAMES L. Pharmacy fprt � P ‘ American PJi«r- macruikal Ann 119 Rrcdrr. fiilltr Ann PrnnJmi Due In me. IV m� Mm Feda.h. SrrfU Gamido, Loilti O moi. 8)1 1� Hirtt-m. Jran luauli, Shrrrv jilMila, Martha M .ni.wakt, Vrr M. manto. Tenu PaoUcn. Suuntur Sabin, Li a iamhda kappa sigma Lambda Kappa Sigma. a national sorority for women in pharmacy, seeks to pro- mote professional interest and prepare its members for service in the medical pro- fession. The Society was or- ganized in 191.'I with 10 members. It now has 32 ac- tive chapters with 14 grad- uate chapters with a total membership of about 3,000. Chi chapter at the Univer- sity l egan as the ‘’Antidote Club” for women in pharm- acy and was installed on April 20, 1911. Present membership is 26. r io chi Kho Chi’s object has l« cn to promote the advancement of the pharmaceutical sciences through the encouragement and recogni- tion of scholarship. In addition to demanding high scholarship of its members the Society brings un- dergraduate and graduate studente together for enjoyment and the exchange of ideas. Kho Chi’s greatest value is that it makes its members more pro- fessional. more ethical, and more useful as pharmacists. The Soci- ety as a national organization has sought to encourage and promote pharmaceutical research. The Greek letters Kho Chi” were selected as emblems of the prescription sign. brnnnil. Fail R. Prtndmt Hartrll. ! ■ ( H. I -Jc . William P. Fntah. Scdla iftiw-M. Svlria A. Hnfiucbl. Arthur Jactam. Janw� L I ilinxm, Byron F. Otitum. Hatty E. I'airll i. Jo Vanna Paultro. Soiannc M Trier. Jerry S Varma. Kriilmi C, NOT PICTURED Btrinii. Termer H Dairnpurt. Mrne E bi.i., Darrell B EwtrU. Haf Id B. For utrum. Ulla Gntkm. Jane� W, HilluUy. John E Haung. Hrttha “Wtn. Ellen Joy Roth. Wilium Rumta. Jantt O. Taylor. Joacph Vincent. M-.rwl C VVawbrra. Charlr, E. Win. Joarrh A 120 american pharmaceutical association Andrium. Clarence Kunluutr. Will� H-mrll. Center, Jr Burton. Henry Caule. Lloyd Tin student brunch of the American Pharmaceutical Association at the Uni- versity of Washington was established in 1946. There are 71 student blanches in various Colleges of Pharmacy in the United States, all of which are affiliated with the parent organization with head quarters in Washington. I). C. The purpose of the organization is the delation of the professional princi- ple.' in the fields of wholesale, retail and scientific pharmacy. The American Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation celebrated its centennial last year with a banquet at the Student Union Ruilding. Co � . Ri.hinl Colby. Riymorvd Dim, Datrrll Davu. John Dlcone. Gordon [)Oder, Will uni Cilfikin. J mro Gimido, Lolua Guemtry. KuMrrn Hanhy. Wayne Haium. Jr in Herbert, John Hntiuthl, Arthur Jarktcd. Junci lihnon. $Ku:d Juuili. Mu tlu Rom puli. Ronald Litton. Milton Mini mill, Vai Milner, Howard NOT PICTURED: Aleihlrt. Gary Allan. DotvilJ Aranunn. George Kitted. Tin unit Rickrnbach. frnl BurchirJ, Jiojur.line Ceichnrr. Inete Cbadwkk. Dould Cole, Edwin 0.1 line . Comm Collin . Loyle Oillirti. Marcia Cornell. City IVFord. W intro Dcrtnuiu. Inn Eilrskr. Rirhud Fcetatrom. Ulli Gilutii. Cbeiter IiiIeur. Drrrold Gordon, limn Hfdnn. Lew u Hr� . Rkhard Hr wet. Rtiuel Hobh . Loir. Hcutond. IX mid KrlTv. tVmld Lind . hop L wii. lXvnild Motby. Wayne Prrkuuro. Robert RirniVi . Jinii Scfaulu. Erik Sirdlrr. Phillip Tumthilk. Richard Wethrrby, W'ilium M..m!iin. June MhAUAIo. Trreta iMiltiuht. Grorfe 04ton. Aim Pirln. Ridurd Patclli. Jo V nn Pornerenk, Eirl Port. Pml L. Kinun. Outlet Rankin. Fred 121 Wilkins. J� mr. L Pi indent Trier. Jrrrjr S. NUT PICTURED C rUrn. Krniw'fli R. Kkhhurg. Thoour K. Everett, Harold B. Ctrrorn. Jerry Hurley, Huy murid F. MeGbe . Ourlc Mcby. Wayne G Siedler, Jr.. Phillip t Swvdm, Bert N. Took hill. Rich.rd B. Twietneyer. Ghirlu J Arvde joo, Clarence C. Runhouw. Will it C. Rinell, Jr., fieorp H. Colby. Raymcnd A Dodge. Will.am E. Finney. Frank I. Carnca, Lloyd l . Cfeller. Allred M (iinrilth. Lee C- Hanky. Wayne Cl H-irroehi. Artbur Jackieei. lame I. tihnaon. Byron F. unopukl. Ronald L. Milner. Howard L. Mmiaban. Janet T Oldrfght. GeMfC E. Olam. Alan S. 0 re im. Harry E. Pacbeco. Gilbert P. Hummer. Jr.. Robert H Pomerenk. Earl R Schnudt. Cordon W Sheppard. Virgil W. kappa psi The national pharmaceutical frater- nily. Kappa IVi. was granted a charter in 1916 to twenty pharmacy .'ludent� . The organization has as it� aims the fostering of pharmaceutical research, high scholarship and the improvement of professional standards of pharmacy. Beta Omieron chapter has reached its full strength and is expanding it scope of activities both professionally and socially. It is one of 14 collegiate chapters located throughout the United States. 122 reserve officers training program The I.niversity of Wash in toil’s Reserve Officers' Training Corps is designed lo produce for the military service men of officer capabilities. Every male student of the University, excluding veterans, reservists, and handicapped | ersons. are required to take two years of ROTC. The Army ROTC under Colonel Ray O’Day and the Air Force ROTC under Colonel George Dietz offer in addition to basic military science an advanced pro- gram open to students in the upper part of their class. Upon graduation from school students are commis- sioned as Second Lieutenant and must serve for two years of active duty if called and six years in reserve duty. While in advanced study, students an paid approximately twenty-five dollars a month. The Naval ROTC program under Captain Arthur Wood is a four- year course offered through both competitive scholar- ships and open registration. Those entering on scholar- ships arc given their books and tuition free plus fifty dollars a month. In return they agree to spend three years on active duty upon commissioning as Ensigns, plus five years in reserve duty. Those students not on scholarships must serve two years active and five years reserve duty upon commissioning. They receive no pay other than the ordinarv reserve officers pay in their junior and senior years. Colonel Ita� O'Day Professor of Military Science (Inplain Arthur C. Wood Professor of nv«| Science Colonel George II. Diei . Professor of Air Science The annual Governor's Day review when all ROTC students parade on the quad. DrIVillr. I i� � J scabbard and blade Bolmcr. Himlil L. Gtiruninxn. John A. Dim, Dim! B Firminn, Sunlry L Knight, Emmcit F KioJf. Hairy C, lacter, DotuU R Popei Willutn A, Pruttui. FloyJ Randolph. lAnll.p Siuhit� . Fumki The national society of Scabbard and Blade is uii honorary organization of Army. Navy and Air Force upper-division cadet and midshipmen on each of over one hundred campuses. Members are se- lected on the basis of academic achieve- ment. military leadership and the recom- mendation of their respective commanding officers. Applicants must be in the upper thin! of their military class and must have qualities of leadership, integrity and honesty. On the social side. Scabbard and Blade holds u dance for members and guests, ami sponsors the annual Cadet Ball at the Fort Lawton Officers’ Club. r t NOT PICTURED. Ail mi. Not I . Jr. Andcrrm, Arthur Wm Jr. Anikrnn, Robert R Bela . Elvin G nc Buikr. R.mikJ R. Ciltigtun, June R. Oulttucd. Teas I!. C luu.h. Cimpbell Scott CUnn. Jitw� D. Crnby. ArJoo W, Di vm. John tlruir Dirtier, K. Paul LKim. lt. K. E luinird� . Arthur L, 1!«%«. Cange Stanley Gruett. Docley K Hrlvcixm. R. K Hayden. Utrv N Hoy. Within J. J.tnc . Print D lone� . Retert Krrty, Wdlum Mwhirl Kimr. Jim Ktntfcry, Mi.httl I. K-dim� . «• Kilmer, Robrrt Dei turd Kumiuka. RiiUnJ L inning. George R. Lavtnvxi. Geeirgr Sunlry. Jr. Lrhmin, DinJ A LUrn. Rihut B Loo. Wjlm L M McAll.atcr, Alan Mrjunkm, Sim McKee. Rchrrt E Murdoch, Robert V Mellon, R..tuld li Piprui. Gordon R Piikct. Funk Phillipi. Harry Pinkerton, Det Vk'illuri Mirnn J Rnd. Firt� I . Jr Rilry. Jimn t Surr. Div.J C. Stum. Rin.M R Su-anxn. Ri-llin limn TcJInfnuJ. CrriW W Ur hir� , Milt.ai K Warrick, Robert E. Vk’ilxm. Williim F. 121 urn oitl uir society In March of 1949, tin- Arnold Air Society, n national organization, was established on this campus. In 1951 the Squadron was formally dedicated in honor of jet pilot Douglas Matheson. a former University of W ashington student who was killed in Korea. The national society was named for Gen- eral II. H. ‘“Hap” Arnold, one of the nation's outstanding pioneer airmen. A fraternal bond among men who will become officers in the Air Korn- Kcmtvc and a well rounded social background are the goals of this group. Meetings ami activities are held semi-weekly for memliers who are enrolled in the ad- vanced A.FJUO.T.C program. Jet pilot, IMU (;i AS MATHE- SON, for whom the Arnold Air Society Squadron was dedicated in I'J.sl. wa« a former Univer- sity of Washington student who was killed in Korea. Brrntarn. I)nn W President Andro.� , Muriat Bitter. Richard Bunn. Gordon D. Bourlief, Ri., Orton, Sun Dimhofl. Roderick D. Eastman. Donald W Edsutb. Dilr H Eickholf. K. north D Ferluga. J.aeph J. Frtr. Ted Gan r. Melville E. Gutheric. Frank B Ham . AI W. Hislim, Jam . V Hel e o«. Paul L. Jinua, Roderick John Will um I Jmsn. Nunnslv J Km . J -.i A Krndr. Henry C K,idler. M.iot Trd W . Ad.uer Kimitoskl, Richard S Lsndrctli. J� r Larsen William E. Lmi«. Ilnur Mithrae . Kuh.nl l Mi tiism. jrrrv Rsmho. Thom� � A Srsmrns. Ralph Tucker. Strvrn� P. Turnhju.'h. IVouls. H Turner. Robert W Wallace. Miner R Warrrti, Richard A Willomi. Dive B Adsnu. Murray Anders . Martin Anderson. O. Allen Anderson. Richard Ler Archer. Dr I). Bsrrctt. Jsck R. Brsdr. Rodney G. IK-0 1.1. Dsrrrl D. Dfisno. Dominick Dune anion, Ned Dutton, Robert England, C. Jamei Gotten. Dourl� GrundrUn. Roy Hansen, Junes 8. Bulry. C-cortr I Cauahry. Robert NOT PICTURED list pet. Jack I). HiUcbtsndt. Prtr Howard. Lsoy F. Jacobsen. Gordon Jans . Duncan R Jeuen. Ray T-. Jf Junes. Lmi R Klein. Arthur H. Kumsssks. Henry A Leu in. Thomas j Lofoten. Boyd R Mallinger. )• l MdCet. Robert E Mentor. J-isrph P. Mirwuck. lick I Morrif, V'cmm J Norm. Taichi Phelan. Burn N. Putcvei, Stephen L. Pnro. Merle Reed. Charles A. Rchinson. James Rocets. R'hert A Roth. John F Sitko. Dennis Smith. Richard D Thome. Carl D WsnsBukrr, Robert A Warren. Harry W Yuahmaka. Kenn Yisian, Di W Zalesky. Dtnald 125 Ts £ � Canup. Philip C. IXiof iHuf, Jiwpti C- Loachtn, R«(«j T. Carwr. Jane G. Gwilym. Hr raid J Millar. Graham CWf. Dawd B. HaSvrtaon. Rkhird K. N l«m, Grar 5 Conn. Edward E. Hunt. John A. Phelan, Buiu« N Ocean, John M It I land. LINE GRADUATES Virell K RandoU � M-Jph. Philip L Hurler. Janir K Dankenbttni. Gene G. Lannin . Oor R Traal. Of aid C compass Akroru, Amlin, Ruaw] A. Leonard Cowman, Harold A Copeland. lone� . k itliam A Drlhert C. K«ra. Kr.lh B. Jrllrlli. Kr illi B Hrrdt.-h, Francii N Gumming . William J. KnUadr. Eat men D. Theriault. Richard R Rom tom, Richard W Waldcal. Daniel M William. George O , Wiprud. Glenn C. if ol Pietutti Roy . Bob Lytle, Don (xmirrt. Bill Sicmer. H. Hutlbut. Wendell Wimhtr. Grant MARINE GRADUATES Compass ami Chart, Washington's Naval fraternity, continued to advance its prestige on campus during the past year. Recognized na- tionally in Navy circles as one of the leading units, the Clark Mall organization is composed of all NROTC members who desire to In-long. Membersihp is not compulsory, yet nearly all midshipmen join. C C sponsors many activities during the year. The Bin- nacle ' unit newspaper, is one of the most polished NROTC papers in the nation. A large intramural program is carried on and at the present C C holds several University trophies. The glee club is known throughout campus, and the sailing club. Helm and Halyard, regularly holds sailing parties. Other activities include the rifle and pistol teams. Radio Club, bridge tournaments and noon time enter- tainment. Compass and Chart also has an active social calendar. During the year it sponsors a fall informal, occasional picnics and beach par- ties, and the well known Ring Dance. One of the campus' largest formal, the Ring Dance is held during the winter quarter. In con- nection with the dance, a queen is chosen from among the dales of the midshipmen. Compass and Chart, in its 27th year on the Wash- ington campus, can well he proud of its position. Andrrten, Brlkaun. Gut W Champion, W.Uia M S' Ik 4i. RotiiVJ E SUPPLY GRADUATES Beigct. Irting G. Duncan. Don L. Gilmncri. Richard McKfcoutt, Quila W, Efnc� t j Hillyard. Gordon L. Wilfu Gallagher. Patrick E. Pitcher. Bert R . Jr it. Ti«i R. 126 Nlemela. Wallace I) O'Donnell. Terrence I1 PtilchtrJ. G(of« G. Sankey. Hairy W Wilaon. Jam � V . Jr The linarii of Control, governing body of Compos anil Chart, i rompowd of member elected annually. Left to right they are: liill l-ang, Soph. President; Leslie Hong, Krotih. Class President: Hob Patrick, Jr. Class President: Jim Hennc , Secretary; lloh Farrell, Helm ami Halyard rep.; Don Baldwin. Glee Club rep.; Harry Snnkey, President; Chuck Horn, 2nd Vice Pres.; Hurt Phelan, Sr. Class Pres.; Dwight Long, Hinnaelc rep.; Hill Hhiirch, OA rep.; and Charles Morehouse, Treasurer. Not pictured are Hill Champion, sports rep.: and Dick Halverson, l t Vice Pres. I.owrr right, the unit assembles for “all- hands assembly. I he (ainipass and Chart Glee Club i one of the most well known singing group on campus. I.cft to right they an- Fred Wicknick, Hod Hush. Hob Vogel, Don Hnldwin. Hill Massena, Dave Pratt, Dick Sjobcrg. Warren Littleton. John Harvey, Wayne Weld, Bob Aslakson, Won! Kern, I.oui Roedel, Hill Hurch. The batallion staff is composed of Jim Hutler, Hurt Phe- lan, Phil Canup. Dan Waldorf, J. V. Wilson, and Charles Morehouse. lli-lpiiiK «priice up I lie boat� ««I Helm nnd Halyard, llie Naval «ail- ing dub, are Hill� Farrell. Hill Itiireli. Shirley Overby, and Ann Gale� . compass anti chart The Color Guard rnn i l� of Roger l.u elicn, Del Copeland. Hon Nrl on, W ende11 lliirlbui. and Gene Diinkenbring. 12H ABOVE: A frv. miil-liipiiirn take ti Mra'ka'ital cruise lo Victoria� I.EFT: The MIOTC miarrhiiic banal leal by Hurry Sailkey plays fair drill periaials. Thr f! C rifle tram i romposeal nf Boh Kramer, (.onion Tile pistol tciani i« imaalc up of Gonion McAllister, McAllister, Mike Stein. Guy Bellemini. Bob Murala a-k. Bill Ernest Anderson. Dave Phifer, Bob Krumer lama. Dint Phifer. anal Guy Bella mini. 129 In a holiday spirit all year long are, left lo right. Hurlotc Tucker. Maure� n Ihryle, I.aura I’aulmn, and Jerry Redmond. Vll-Stule in husketball for I mo year� while al W alia alia High Srhool, Marlow joined llie Frosh h.i-kcthall � jiiud and proved lo he a real asset. Maureen ha served on the AVS Conmiunily Service Community, and in high school wa Sliulenl Rod� Historian. Songleadrr. and active in fiirl Club. Former Girls' (Hub President al Hallaril. I .mra look over the chairmanship of the Fro� h King and Queen faintest. She Mat also Sccrelury of Student famm-il and of her Junior Class at Mallard. Jerry outstanding performance on the football field at Cleveland resulted in his prominent position on the Frosh football team. Pictured above are the finalists in the Frosh King and Queen favu- te� !. Queen contestant� are. left to right: Karen Co� b . Itarbura l.cCocq, Marikuy Searles, Peggy Hamilton, and Joan Receiver. King finalist� are. left lo right: Drury Pifer, Jim VS aite. Mill Van Dyne, and Pete Arrive,� . Don Jenne. a fifth candidate, i� not pic- tured. freshmen The Freshman Class entered the University of Washing- ton. donned their green beanies, and set to work to make the Class of 1956 one of the greatest to ever go through the University. Early in the year a Freshman Council was organized, and under the leadership of the four officers and this Council, the Class began their participation in activities at the University. Probably the biggest event of the year for the freshman was Frosh Day. With Jack Scott taking over the duties of general chairman, the freshman pul on u most successful Frosh Day. The annual event, to the tune of “Hats off to the Frosh. was complete with a torch parade the night before, contests, the tug-of-war with the sophomores over Frosh Pond, the selling of candied apples, the king ami queen contest: and to top the schedule of event� an all University dance at the HUB. I.ouie Guterson took the rein� in putting the freshmen through their paces for Song and Stunt Night, and with the use of a Western theme, the freshmen again stacked lip very well with the other class competition. With the close of the school year '52-’53. the freshmen were well acquainted with their new home, and are now ready to lake an active part in its functions for the ne t three year . Nancy llraltnn. Fre� bman Class Secre- tary. came to college with murli pu� l experience in writing minute� and note- taking. t Olympia «lie was Secretary of the Student Body ami Class Secretary for two year� . Nancy's college activities in elude Activities Pool und Freshman Rep- resentative on Home Fc (.ouneil. i 130 Waiting in tin “cliow line arc Jack Scott, Hetty It re hr art, and Phil IS i lie ell. Jack, Minimi.m of Frosh Day, ni� President of ASH at Hal- lard, a� well a� Boys’ (dub. Freshman and Junior Class Prexxy. At Roose- vcll. Betty was a member of Girls’ (dub Cabinet and ASR Committee Chairman. In her freshman year at college she belonged to ASUW Activi- ties Bureau and worked on AWS- VMS Election. . Also from Roosevelt. Phil played Varsity golf and served on Sophomore Interviewers. More re- rrntly he ha been active in Junior IFC. Freshman finance� are handled by Joy Price a Class Treasurer. Joy’ high school activities at Roosevelt were numerous and included Girls' Club Cabinet, Assemblies Chairman, Golden Spurs, Song leader, Campus Day Chairman, and Sophomore Treasurer. Her first year in college she worked on ASUW International Relations Committee and lluskv Winter Sport (dub. Miimifl Cahegan, Vice-President. i� also a graduate of Roosevelt High School where •lie was Vice-President of Girls' (dub, a Song leader, and a member of Golden Spurs. Monna � college activities so fur include Frosh Council Chairman nnd Activities Bu- lluteh Thunnis, a graduate of Rouse- vell High School, capably took over the top executive position as Fresh- man President. Hi past high school experience included Boy� (dub Cab- inet, Vdvisorv Council, and Activities Honorary member. Although his ex- ecutive duties require active member- ship on the Board of Control, Butch also found time to turn out for Frosh Crew. Busily cleaning the mural in the HUB lobby are Sandy l.ederrnan. Dun Lncktamd. and Jelly Daily. Sandy wa mo t outstanding in football at Santa Monica, California, und wan chosen to play for All-league and Ml-Culifor- niu Inter-Scholastic Federation, ith this background Sandy i certainly a valuable addi- tion to present and future Husky football. From Koo� cvrll, Don was President of the Ac- tivity Honorary and on Student Body Cabinet. He is also a member of Frosh Crew. Betty came from Roosevelt as former Student Body d'reastirer, ami then wasted no lime in becom- ing active on Frosh Day Committees, Varsity Ball and Sophomore Carnival. Making u clean � werp of bu� inr � al the Hub nrr Larry Hi.mm. Anita I.u tern imil Helen Zabrist. Di tingui� hing himself in bii«krlbull on the Junior Varsity M|iiud Li� i ycur, I..irr moved up to ar ilj anil v ill lx- eligible for two more year� of play. Anita wan chairman of the International Arra. Program Panel. Sl V Flection liaiupiet, and a member of -Key and Sigma Fpsilon Sigma. Helen � artivitie� include ASUW Interviewer� . Hoiim Announcement� , chairnian of Hub ReeeptioninU, und W-Key. F rrri ing their Hoy Scout training in fire-building are, left to right. I.larence Hussy” A ruler sun. II arren Miller. Stan Srhnunnrer. and Sitnily (inrfkle. “Ilu«y ha� been very active on New� llureau and the llubub Staff, and i� a member of the Husky Swim Team. He wa� Publicity (iliairman of Campu Forum . be� ide devoting much lime on Fro� h Day activitir including Frcahman eleeiion� . Warren wa Chairman of both Sophomore Carnivul and Homecoming Sign� , and al� o a member of Purple Shield. Moving up from secretary of Junior IFC to treasurer of Inter-Fraternity Council, Stan al o worked on the Fro� h Day Conte� ! Committee. Sandy wa Vice-Chairman of ©A, served on the Steering Committee, and wa n member of the Organi- .ation Assembly il� elf. sophomores Realizing they had lo work hard to overcome the tradi- tional sophomore jinx, the Class of 1955 set its sights high to acmomplish just this end. The organizing of a thirteen-member Sophomore Advis- ory Council was the initial step toward class unity. The Council's first action was lo set up a Sophomore Class Proj- ect of cleaning out Frosh Pond. The project was very suc- cessful. and the first one to test the clean pond was the newly elected Frosh president. Winter quarter found the Sophomore� in the thick of ac- tivities starting with their hilariou version of a ’Romantic Adventure in Song and Stunt Night. Next, the Sophomore Leadership Conference took the spotlight and potential lead- ers of tomorrow had a chance 1«� “rub elbows with some of today's elite. A special Sophomore Tug-of- ar Committee was cre- ated. and they made things very interesting for the Frosh at the annual tug-of-war contest across Frosh Pond on Frosli Day. Finally, the Soph wound up the year with the traditional Sophomore Carnival. This year the Sophomores had to wage an unexpected battle even to have the Carnival: hut the fact that there was a show exemplifies the fighting spirit of the Class and is proof to all that this is truly a fine Class. Marikate 7 arlrill, So| boiu r - Secre- tary. i a versatile girl with many artivitie� . Reside lu-r many secreta- rial tlulic . Marikate devilled much lime a Chairman of ASIAN New liureau. Publicity Chairman of Sophomore larnivul. und a a mem- ber of W-Key. J ( Icimini: «ut Frosh Pond mii one of tin mini Miccmful projects of ihc Sophomore Class. hovr ure «Iiiihii of the enthusiastic volun- teer� v.ill� scrub brushes un l hip boot� who did a great service to the University and ul the some time gnl a lot of enjoyment out of the tu k. Here'?� a happy threesome a llrrb Mem cut� -in on dancing partners Gladvne l.iicchrsini and It oh l.eiri . Herb served a« vice-president of the Freshman flu� � last year, and later was chairman of N oeutionul Confer- ence. Village Bund Contest, and Pro- grant Panel representative, Cindy nc hus been uetive on 1‘rngratn Panel, was chairman of Hospitality, and ASUW Caharct Dance Chairman. .An out- standing «wimmer a« a freshman. Boh e eeU as an accomplished hack� trokcr on the Husk� swimming team. President of the Sophomore Class is Hill Wilton, who ul«n served most ca- pably U' Prexy of last year's Fresh- man Class. In addition to these execu- tive duties. Bill managed to serve on ASUW Athletic and Publicity Com- mittees. and i� u member of Purple Shield. latoks like a good deal for (.and llntrhelder. Sophomore Trra.turer— at any rate, she has a good deal of activities to her rredit. Carol worked on Homecoming, served us Cenerul- Secretary for OA, wus an ASUW Inter- viewer. AHOTC Sponsor, and a mem- ber of W-Key. Crohnm olitor, its Sophomore lire-Pre. - r rnf. is also very active in IFC and AMS. Serving on IFC. Fxccutivc Council and AMS Advisory Board. Graham is IFC Creek letter Kdilor and Chairman of IFC and AMS High School Krlnlions Committees. 13.3 I Row I: lWaclctl. Do««n, Prendent; Baird. Jran; Barter. Jcanr-ity; Buruid. Rimdi, Racchelder. Carol; Btn� n. ArWrx. Bctj. Anita; Bicrtow, Georgia; BltJ. Brtiy; Bantur. JoAr.n Ri« 2: Dy . 8a!: Friguvon, Bill'ara. Framr. Manlin, Friedman, Ckiiltw, Hard� . Kay; Henhty. Joyct, Hubert. Carol. HwrliinM!. Iirnr, Gcvrra, The a Row Ji LoCocij. Jane; Long. Kathv. Lucctxamf, GlaJync: Lintn, Anna; MrComb, JoElIen. Mainwaring, Anna; Milkmaid, fletiy; Merritt. Marianne; MwHarl. Vtulct; Miller, Kay; Motri.xy, Mary Kay Row a R,... Ellen; Rom, Jean; Shafer, Shirley; Smith, Kay; Smith, Nancy; Scdtly. Matine; Tarhill. Miniate, Trraa. Mary Pat; Turner, Doth; Utnru, Mvma, VanAradel. Ann. purple nhieltl The Purple Shield is a unique organization of college under- classmen. It was organized in 1925 by a group of students and faculty leaders to recognize achievement in scholarship and the accomplishment of leadership in the extracurricular life of the University. Its purpose was to be an underclassman scholastic and activity honorary designed to bring together, in friendly union, the calibre of men who have shown themselves to be leaders in their respective fields of endeavor during their fir-! years at the University. These men under common bond of or- ganization and mutual respect, through interactions and common purpose, endeavor to give of their own character, and to gain from the other, so that sincere friendships and a thorough enjoy- ment of their college career will result. The Purple Shield initiates new mcmlicrs twice a year, once during fall quarter und also during the spring quarter. New members must have attended at least two quarters at the Univer- sity. compiling a 2.67 or better cumulative grade point, with a 3.00 point during one of the quarters. In addition, he must have taken part in several activities of the University in order to be eligible for membership. NOT PICTURED: IWen. Jimn. Co trul ncl. Brun, Manarn, IX mg. JacoUtn. Kuit. jinucli. Bob. Kane. Dcmr. Sir.ill. Gcogir. Waltbcr. Jimo Row I: Halle. Roland, Prrndmi; Allium, Jerry Rim- 2: Galfner. Hainra. Row • jehtuuo, Ri.harJ; Karmin, Kurt: Ktllev. William Row 4: Riley, Edward; Rr«w, IX«; Salmon, Gary 134 Rea� 1i Brown. M.IJrrd; Burke. Bevrrly. Cameron. Judy; Caaaela. Colkrn: Davit. Muihn: Dauic®. Peggy L.: DeCan. Belay; Draper. Dianr. Row : Gilt. Mirjwk; G.«ma. Shuler: Jallie. Elitabech. Johnaun, Lit; jutakovaky, Natalie; Kau, Shan� : Kalian. Naomi; Keulcli. Evelyn Row V Morae. Alice; Nabita. Pat; Nevini. Stuanne; CHmen. Betu; Oroahi. Marianne: Phillipa. Sue. Pricked. Prucilla. Ruwur, Jean Ren� 1 4 Wahletrora. J-unne. Warkiiv� . Barbee, Wrtdcmann, Juanne. White, Joan. Whuman. Sylvia; William� , Joanne; 2uhn t. Helen tv-key As an underclass- women’s activities and scholastic honorary, W- Key strives to carry out its purpose of “Service to Washington. As well as being a goal which un- derelasswomcn niay work toward, W-Key gives its members the opportunity of meeting and working with women students in many different phases of student government. Dur- ing the past year. W-Key members have cooperated with other organizations on sophomore carnival, the president’s tea. the Korean clothing drive, and the Red Cross drive. NOT PICTURED Amir, Eiina IVutcf, Maty Lou Havbna. Lauia Leith Gaud. Carole Murrit, Mart Simon. Anita Yank, Carolyn R na I' And rum. Martin: Aalakaon. Robert; Bond, Gerald. Bret� 11, Walter; Burch. William. Bull, Fred: Calvert. William; Cruickahink. Colira; Dnaoo. Duo. Erkkra, Krn; Farina. Boh Row I: Gaw. Wilton. GLann, Jamra; Graham. Charkt. Graham, Frank; Greene. Dick; Hairy. Bruce. Harding. Genre� : Heme� , Jamta; Henno, Jeihn. Hcgan, Elwuod; Johnaon. Jerry. Row J: Lirukug, Jack; Martin. Vat; Milkr. Warrrn; Moore. Bud. Mon ter. Brvcr; Nilae. Wendell. Notan. Clark; Oiaon, Lloyd. Peabody. Bch. Pealr. Don; Rrama. William Row i Sauadera, Duk; Sedlacek. Charlei. Stavney, Luthard; Taylce. Ron. Tlueaaen, Wayne. TtuadkiU. Bill; Tucker. Keith; Walker. Rodney; Writfield. Doug. Wilton. Bill 13S (.«-Hint: ready lo “•lioot i� Wa-vi m So iky. while boree a bracken await her turn and Jerry Force (ji r« some rx|M-rt udvirr on the art of |mmiI. Never “behind the cight-huH in activities, .Maxine ha •erred a« AWS Iloii� e Announrrment Chairman. Sophomore Sour and Stunt Nielli Serretur� , und is also on AWS Council. V� W-Key President. Doreen ran rarely take time out for a name of pool, •inee thut is a full-time joh. She wn� also a member of AWS Council anil Chairmun of AWS Community Servire Committee. Jerry capu- bly took on the job of Junior Dunee Chuirmun and, with the help of his eommitlce, presented one of the most successful � «eiul func- tions of the year. Jerry was ulso active in the ASUW Dance Program Area. Taking « well-deserved roffee-break are bom Driano, Marian Mac Faria tie und Joan Packard. V� la� t year' Sophomore Carni- val Chairman. Uom wa. well qualified to lake over the duties of Homecoming Chairman la-1 full, doing u beautiful job. lie has also worked on Varsity It.ill und Cumpus Chest committers. Marian was made chairman of Song und Stunt Night after diligently working mi the committee last year, as well a being a member of the AMS- AWS Art Committee. Joan � many urlivitie- included AWS Activi- tic- Committee. AWS Concerts Committee. ASIA Activities Bureau, and Y Council. juniors The Junior Class began the year with one of I he most success- ful Junior Dances ever held. The theme of the dance was a Pogo Party.” and some 700 people attended the gala affair at the Palladium. An old tradition of the Junior Class was revived with the selection of the Ideal Junior Couple— Mollic Odell and Dean Chambers. M alt Kelly, the originator of Pogo. judged the eon- test. Jerry Force was Chairman of the Dance. Sub-chairmen were: Pat Hatton. Kleanor Baker. Jeanette Barger. Marianne Merritt. Honda Barnard. Anita Mainwaring. Ralph Holt. George Harding, and Alex Crcwdson. Winter quarter the Class of 1954 carried on its tradition of making a fine showing in Song and Stunt Night. The -kit. under the direction of Marian MacKarlanc, wa sa satire on a science fiction magazine. A new project was undertaken by the Junior Class. Two schol- arships, under the chairmanship of Marianne Merritt, have been given to a junior hoy and girl whose academic achievements and need were sufficient to warrant this recognition. The Junior Class looks hack on the past year with a good deal of pride in its accomplishments, and is looking forward to the big year ahead. With members in sports, activities and politics, the Juniors are well «“quipped to carry on Washington's tra«li- tions. Punting at I hr drinking founluin i� Shirley (ioggint. Junior Class Secretary. V natural- born note-taker. Shirley wa� secretary of Homecoming and Varsity Bull and Sopho- more Carnival last year. To erve as Wel- come Week Chairman next fall, Shirley i� a Imi ehuirmon of ASt'W Receptionists ami a member of W -Key. Kay .Miller and Kathy I.nun arc being M-rriijiilnl on the llub piano b; none oilier Ilian Roland “Iturbi ' Halle. A V 8 seem to Ik- Kay's “theme-song in activi- ties a� «lie ha served as treasurer and frosli eouneil chairman. Kalliy was Soph- omore ('.lass Secretary, and a member of New� Bureau, AWS Concert Committee, and Seholarsbip Banquet Committee. Both Kay and Kuthy are members of AA-Key. Roland plays basketball and baseball and still finds lime It� be an aetive member of Purple Shield and Oval Club. Two outstanding Varsity football “he-men, C.eorge lllark ami Jim Aim , close their boohs for a minute to talk over some pigskin plays. Crorge, offensive end, mid Jim, Husky tuekle. both saw plenty of action in the football field and curb won ureluim in bis particular position, a« well as bring warded var-ity letters. Big Club is fortunate to have both Ceorge and Jim as members. Rising from Sophomore Vice-Presi- dent to Prenidenl of the Junior Class Frank Parker may be given credit for guiding the juniors through a busy and successful year n amiable and well-liked proxy, Frank has also taken part in .Malamule activities and is a member of Oval Club. An expert financier by now. Hetty Mai lhmald. Junior Treasurer,gained experience in money matters a« Sophomore Treasurer last year. As Chairman of the AAA'S Elections Committee and OA Recording Secre- tary, Belly still found time to head the Summer Program Planning Committee and remain active in AA-Key. Jackie I laypmd. Junior I ire-Prenident, bus a long list of past und present activities to her credit. Chairman of the Homecoming Badge Catmmittce anil the Sophomore Carnival Dance Committee, Shirley has also worked on Song and Stunt Night, was ilub Receptionist. Sub-Chair- man, ami u member of AA -Key. 137 Folli� . Harrfet Moffat. MarXoe PredJrni Smith. AtJn McIV«(ich, Parrku Saith. Ani� Bittl iw, Georgia Cwrli, (VJtfn Klawll. J.anne Kr«p� . Harriet Mieriaey. Mity Kay M1 0, Royal Stanglr. Drlorn Svendaen. Mine C l«. Helen Draper. IKim Forim. Pat Haaacn, Jamrl Hibbard. SKirr.m U.hIm«. Patricia Lwulm, limt Lflnr� , Miimr Link, Jrm Lcont . jm Luahrimi. iUJytic Martin, Carol Lee Nrujard. IV«ir.i Olsten. Beru Paulum. Gladdy Petrabott. Nancy Rockey. Helen Rue. Jean Waller� , OaMianee Wat button, Alberta Whitfoed. Carolyn VanGilder. I ana Zuodrl. Loye mu lu mutes Building school spirit is the primary purpose of the Mala- mutes. They attempt to fulfill this purpose by sponsoring the yell team, putting on the Homecoming und several other rallies, as well as planning and presenting card stunts dur'ng the football season. Other activities include the selling of rooters’ hats, and the training of Waski, the Husky mascot. Songfest. one of the year’s outstanding events, is presented every pring by the Malamutes. In many activities the organi- zation works with the Women's Hally Club and several other campus organizations. The club al«o presents several social events each year for its members. Membership is open to freshmen, who are taken in every fall as invites. After one quarter of service, pledges are chosen. Active members are selected during the r-ophomorr year. NOT PICTURE!)! Baker. Tom Btreoon, J mo H.Aim. William Brevier, Will Gaw. Wilwo Carton. Girt Goldfarb, Alvin Hoffman. Quick Loom. Lyman Merrdith. Lin Mnblt. Gecrgo Murdock, Rotxrt R� t«duU, Qin'Mi Suuntiiu, Ruben SJofernc, Dick Smitb. Sirphin Wallgren. Goldy Wick. IVrmu Willaem. Grant Storey. Rfbrn Ptraideni McCaadlraa. IX«1 Mcorr, IX m Sdbermin. Stan Simp oo, Jerry 138 rally girls Founded in 1920. Hally girls has assumed a position of prestige on the University of Washington campus. The white skirts and white sweaters are seen working throughout the year in every phase of campus life. Fall brings the girls to the football games to sell pom poms, lead the cheering and singing and help the Malamutes arouse school spirit. The girls play a part in greeting incoming teams at the airport or depots and show them our spirit at Washington. e ulso add color at rallies and send-offs for our own Washington teams. Undercover we meet earh week to play coming events such as a joint Homecoming breakfast with Malamutes. painting signs for card stunts and helping plan stunts and entertain- ment at rallies and games. Winter find- our yell leaders and song leaders on the basketball floor cheering om team on to bigger and better victories. This year, invites, pledges and actives with the help of Malamutes took over the added project of selling Student Directories on campus. Spring finds us working jointly with Malamutes to uphold the tradition of Songfest. Katen McCcrkle. Joyce Schmitt, lUiKifi Aft trek, ties Aronfon, Hrnrr Babbit. Dou Bennett. Sumner Blake. Don Brock. Dick Boant, Trev Buchanan. Gamer Caati. Gcrtly CnuJ. Jia Omninttham. Mile Dailey. Bob Donnan. Tom Dourla� . Bill Eogcc. Dick Glann. Jim Lomu. Aim MitlmKti. Ray MrefnrJ. Deo Mutiny. Allen -Vickie. Grott Owe� � . Blit Peart. Don Pctencn. Duo Picktit. Du me Putnam, Don Sounder� , Dick Stewart. Jon Van Dyne. Bill Veate. Tom WeUiield. IX-uj Wilkin� . Jotui Ycek. Dick Zirbet. Bill Madwn. Art 139 Rerguan. Hithiti J . Fftsitkoti AiLiau, Wrnjv E , Allen. BnKju A.. IVnlunJ. Ilitllo M . Brvsn. Uuitl M . Bullet. Suunnr A., Burrougtu. VKline M . (Lvlnxi. CitU I) . DrGan, Beti� . Dinar!, Ruth. Giblm. MiUinJO . Griffith. Alitr D.. Haiurn. Biituii A . Hun, Stuilrv M , font� . U� tu C-. Bulinily, Natalie, Kalian, Nai-mi Y , King. Minlyn R, 1.1111-1. Malian A . Luxn Anna Mahan-. I'attK'ia A . O'Neill, Sally Jn, Ot ahi. Marianna. Pmnl. I Ruins M . IVichtt. ( riafilla J.. Rrliinc, IVarl L.. Row. Elltn C . Rutum. Halim A . TuMw. Maiiirtr j.. Turner, Launr A.. WaMernt. Gloria. NOT PICTURED C.uk Maigaiat L . IWII. Mari J. sigma epsilaa sigma Sigma Kps i Ion Sigma, the under- cldsswomcn scholastic honorar), is composed of ull sophomore women who have maintained a 3.5 grade point throughout their fresh- man year. The members are active only during their sophomore year hut remain members throughout their college career. One of the activities of this group is to serve as hostesses at the annual presi- dent's reception honoring out- standing freshmen in the fall. An- other activity of importance is their sucker sale in the spring, the purpose of which is to provide a scholarship for a deserving fresh- man woman. I 10 BEN IIAYES hit: smiles come because lie knows 1.01' Cl. KRE ran'l really play tin- piiimi. lam. win� whs treasurer of her sophomore class, wa president of S during her senior year. She is a member of the Hoard of Control. Mortar Hoard. Totem club, N -Key, Sigma Epsilon Sigma, and Alpha Kappa Delta, national sociology hon- orary. She was also rhuirman of Vrr- sity Hull contest committee and A N ('. A Cabinet member. The must tremen- dous thing that firr happened to me. said Hen about the Dean Condon Award which he recently received. Me is a member of Fir Tree, Oval club. Purple Shield, and Scabburd and Hind� -. Me has Ix-eu Junior IFC Secre- tary, president of his sophomore class, ASl'NA Second Vice-President, chair- man of Program Panel. Hoard of Con- trol member. Bookstore Hoard mrm- ! er. and winner of the Frederick and Nelson srhnlnrship. seniors Pete Toi in, Senior Class ‘resident, rose in rank from the office of Vice-President of the Junior Class last year. Along with serving as Secretary of Malamutes, Pete is also a member of Oval Club and the Board of Control. Bounding out his busy college career. Pete took over the Chairmanship of Home- coming Signs and worked on the Varsity Ball. A verv capable Senior l ice lJresident is Nan Kntdson. shown here busily making telephone appointments. Besides serving as Chairman of Wel- come Week for 1951. Nan was also a member of V -Key and Totem Club, proving that scholarship and activities cun successfully be combined in pro- ducing class leaders. Senior Class Secretary. JoAnne Torney, smiles radiantly to show that she really enjoys her present office position. An extremely active girl. JoAnne is President of Totem Club and AWS Treasurer. In addition to this obviously full schedule, she has also been active in W-Kcy and Bally Girls while maintaining high scholarship in her studies. Handling finances is JoAnne Schwaky, Senior Class. Treasurer. In addition to taking care of money affairs, JoAnne is a member of Totem Club, and has served on various committees, working on class projects that came up during her busy college career. Presently, activities of the Senior Class have kept JoAnne almost constantly on the move, and she devotes all her lime contributing to the smooth operation of class affairs. As the Class of 1953 graduates, the students carry with them u lasting memory of four momentous years spent at the University; years filled with studying, along with a wide range of outside activities. As graduates, the seniors look back on such activ- ities as Homecoming. Song and Stunt Night. Senior Week, and last of all the Senior Prom a memo- rable conclusion to a college career. The seniors leave the campus feeling confident that they have added their part toward making Washington truly a University of a Thousand Years.” memories . . . 112 Memories of college return . . . Iutpp« memorlc of value Buiiicd, of cm m pun ucllvilie� ami fun, of unforgettable friciuUliip� timl experience' . . . activities m - spring activities may Chosen to reign over the May Day festivities for 1952 were May Dav King ami Queen Jim arsinske. of Sigma Chi, and Arlene Sundquist. Alpha Chi Omega. They were crowned at the May Day dance held in the Huh ballroom. Other events of the «lay included the faculty- student baseball game, in which the faculty scored 11 to 10 to win over the students. The engraved spatula, first prize for the pie baking contest, went to Peggy Brady, Beta Theta Pi cook. Fating his way to victory in the pie eating contest. Jerry Rogers, Theta Chi, received an engraved pie plate. Strange character from the I-aml of ( .” appeared on rampn the week preceding Tolo to remind «Indent of the roming event. King Charles Reid posed with Libby Charnley for hi official photograph shortly after being presented with a shiny new crown and « cute black door prime named “Toto.” Proud new wearer of the Mortar Board shared the spotlight with the King during intermission. mortar houril tolo “The Emerald City was the theme of the 1952 Mortar Hoard lolo held April 26 in the Huh ballroom. During inter- mission the new Mortar Hoard pledges were introduced and the tolo king. Charles Reed, was awarded Toto. a black terrier, who immediately disappeared and hasn't been seen since. The bandstand from which Hob Hawke and hi orchestra played for the crowd of 330 couple was decorated with an emerald green castle backdrop constructed by Mortar Hoard actives. 150 sang test Four first prizes were awarded at the seventeenth annual All-University Song Fest in May. Blaine Hall won the small ensemble division for the sec- ond straight year, while Zeta Tail Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi look first in the mixed groups. Alpha Delta Phi copped the Men's division, and Austin Hall received the Women’s award. Sponsored by Malamutes and the Bally Girls, the Song Fest was held in the Quad. Judging was based on interpretation, tone, technique, and organi- zation. Climaxing the evening was the announcement of the pledges to Fir Tree. Senior men’s activity hon- orary: and the announcement of Lee Levy as Mr. Formal of 1952. 151 Gamma f'lii and SAE’s all blwkid-oul for their “Uncle Tiinum'� Cabin theme. soph carnival More than 5000 people were present the evening of May 17 to watch the L'.W.'s annual Sophomore Carnival. Massed for their review were thirty-three booths each displaying a different theme. Gamma IMii Beta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon won first place in the doubles division. Second place went to Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta I psilon. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Gamma Delta placed third. In the women's singles competition Kappa Delta won first. Phi Mu second, and the omen's Residence Halls third. Sigma n placed first in the men's singles, eta Psi second, and Phi Kappa Tau third. Kappa Deli’s Can-Can I.ine-tip highlighted their winning Sigma Nu a exposed life nt the University to “Salon de Coiffure.” win first place in men’s singles. On the shoulders of ihr Soph Carnival committee, and Doni Drimio, chairman, rested the responsibility of a successful carnival. Alpha Phi “rabbits” are pulled from a Delta Chi derby in u musician's theme. Kappa's and Fiji’s won third place with their theme, “Under the Sea.” The Theta Chi's and Pi Beta Phi’s presented a colorful “Arademy Award” theme. “The Greatest Show on Karth” by Alphu Delta Pi’s and Chi Psi’s. Many act and much talent was evident in the Alphu Gam’s and Alpha Dell’s dis- play- Phi Mu’s with their second place winner in the women’s division. wnitldy day Brightly painted swabbic —one ear red and one ear green—found their initiation was no punishment u! all lust spring. Compass Chart, national Navy ROTC honorary, issued 131 freshmen—or “scum.” as they are better known—oars and anchors to be carried to all classes. Be- tween classes the “scum placed their hats on nearby girls and rewarded them with a kiss. The “scum” also look an orderly march into the depth of frosh pond. Climax of the day was the kissing contest to see which freshman had the greatest future in the Navy. Bill Wilson copped this distinction. 154 governor9 dag Governor Arthur Langlie officially opened the annual Governor’s Day program with a short speech which was followed by a marching review of 3,000 ROTC cadets and midshipmen. During the ceremonies 50 awards were presented to the outstanding military students by the governor and acting president H. P. Everest. The four most significant awards went to Army Cadet Lt. Col. Ernest Pogge, ir Force Col. Herbert W ilkes, Navy Midshipman Lt. Donald Berg and Lt. J.G. Dwain Colby. Taking part in the review ceremonies were Air Force ROTC Coed Sponsor Alberta Warburton. Army ROTC! Honorary Colonel Janet Mc- Donald, and Navy ROTC. Color Girl Kathy allure. Governor Arthur It. l-anjjlio spoke briefly ut the besinninu of the ceremony. The Army official color guard led the parade of cadets past the review- ing «land. 155 mock political rally Students of tin- political science department sponsored a mock political convention in Menny Hull, May 21 and 22. Main speakers for the event were General Albert C. Wedcmeyer and Under Secretary of Agriculture Clarence McCormick. W hen the balloting l e� an Kisenhower led the first ballot with nearly one-third of the voters in his support. However, sin a a two-thirds majority was necessary and the Tuft forces would not weaken. Governor Karl Warren was finally awarded the nomination on a compromise ballot. Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois was nominated as the vice-presidential candidule. silver fish Silver Kish, the women swimming honorary, chooses its members each full at tryouts which invite all University women. For those who don’t make the honorary there is an auxiliary group called ‘The Guppies which welcomes anyone interested in swimming. Kach spring the Silver Kish combine with the Husky Swim Club to present a swim show featuring water ballet and diving exhibitions. elections The largest number of voters in the history of the Univer- sity turned out to elect F. M. “Spud Bunker as their ASUW president. Spud, n dark horse, ran on a “common man plat- form. Fleeted to other ASUW offices were Art Martin, first vice- president: Diane Cummins, second vice-president and Liz Unvested, secretary. Senior officers were Pete Touhy, president; Nan Knud- son. vice-president; Joanne Torncy. secretary and Joanne Schwary. treasurer. W inning Junior Class honors were Frank Parker, presi- dent: Jackie Claypool. vice-president; Shirley Coggins, sec- retary: and Betty Rac Macdonald, treasurer. Taking over Sophomore clas- offices were Bill W ilson. president: Graham Molitor, vice-president. MarikateTarbill, secretary and Carol Batchelder. treasurer. hub detlicatian Justice Matthew V. IIii.i. of the state supreme court opened the two-day celebration of the Hub dedication May 22 with the keynote address at the dedication ban- quet in the Hub ballroom. During the afternoon there was a championship bowling match followed by the traditional senior class ivy planting ceremony. A reception was held for past and present ASLNX leaders. Guests from out-of-town arrived including the di- rector of the student union building at the University of Oregon who expressed his admiration of the new facilities and of the size of the structure. NX hiding up the dedication festivities was the an- nual Songfest. 159 graduation 1 More than 1.700 students in cap and gown said goodbye to their years at Washington on June 14 in the pavilion last spring. List minute activities included the traditional ivy-planting ceremony and the Double-Dynamite Senior prom. Following the graduation ceremonies a senior reception, sponsored by the alumni asociation. was held in the Sylvan theater. The reception is traditional and is held against a backdrop of the four white columns. Acting President and Mrs. H. 1 . Everest headed the receiving line. fall activitia welcome week Highlighting Welcome Work was the “Activities Carnival at the Huh.” with open house for two days. Other activities were: a stag parly for freshman men. a pre-game rally, and a greeting hy President Schmitz. As usual freshmen were required to wear green beanies to all these events besides their clas.ses the first three days of school. Welcome Week was planned to acquaint new stu- dents with life at the university. 162 trash elections Fielding the largest group of candidates in our university’s history the class of 1936 elected Harlan “Butch Thomas as their president. A record number of freshmen went to the polls and cast 522 votes for Thomas just four more than his nearest rival received. Monna Oahegan emerged victorious from the highly contested vice- presidential race. Other successful candidates were Nancy Bratton, secretary, and Joy Price, treasurer. Results of the election were announced October 30 at the elections ban |uet held in the Hub. It was preceded by a duv and a half's campaigning complete with signs, house announcements, and serenades. 163 fund raising tlrives University students were active in charitable as well as social activities this year. Their first blood drive, in October, had to be extended an extra day which put the University way above its quota. 'Hie AKROTC supported the drive. Many student' who were unable to donate blood donated time instead by working as receptionists and in the labora- tory. The second blood drive was made successful by the cooperation of the NROTC unit. Organizations from nil over the campus participated in the Campus Chest drive in December, by supplying solicitors. The Alpha Kpsilon Pi's sponsored their annual pie-throwing contest. At the end of lh - drive ‘ Nickel Hop was given by the YM-YWCA. Proceeds were donated to Campus Chest. Money received by Campus Chest went to United Good Neighbors, the World Students Service Fund, the Blind Student ’ Recording Project, and the Foreign Students’ Loan Fund. 1 161 A spectacular waterfall pin� llic pun, Oregon Falls, ' tion the SAK � I In first place trophy in tin men's division. ashingtnn hunter ilimm Oregon llurks! Kappa Ill'll' capture second pi.ire award! A clever sign featurin'; thousand of alum cntitlrd llrlta l'p ilon to the men's third prize. The Sigma Nu ign featured “THE MIGHTY DUCK” (who wan conquered by llu ky brute force). First place in the women's division went to the Tri Deli |gn, a take-off oil the traditional Pansy Breakfast. bile the Huskies “beat” the I luck. , the Theta Chi's “beat other competitors with a second place winner. The Alpha Omirron IV� aimed right—third place in the women’� division. •'Here' to Washington, a toast to the Huskies in the Sigma Kappa mug. WIN A Pflizr rsr� t� c t (Tire irf-i toc amts NU PRESENTS IS� � 0' M r. COMING homecoming Homecoming festivities for 1952 were kicked off by the village band contest rally held October 13. Nine groups entered bands in this competition which drew a crowd of more than 2.500 students. eta Psi’s village bund was announced to be the winner of the contest at the Homecoming rally held October 17. Short speeches were given hv promi- nent alumni. Queen lyce Simonson was introduced, and the football team was presented by Coach Howie O’Dell. A crowd of 1.200 couples attended the Homecoming dunce held October 18 at the Civic auditorium. Hunting scenes and fir trees decorated the floor as students danced to the music of Johnny Rielz's orchestra. hoinocontinfj 4 ueon ii� € sitnonson junior dance “Pogo Parly was held by the Juniors November 21 al the Palladium. During in- termission Mollie O'Dell and Dean ham- Ikts were introduced as the ideal couple. They were chosen from five couples by Walt Kelly, writer and cartoonist of the Pogo comic strip. V 1 168 « � « ror« i p iifo ZiV tale! I tit� tut chambers garb dag Among the outstanding feature of this year’s garb day was the dunking of Mary Tackett, who had enrolled iu a forestry class. Later, fully recovered, she aided the freshmen iu the traditional lug-o-war contest. Walking off with honors as “Ole. king of loggers.” was Fred Michelotti. In the heard department, top awards went to George Wilson, “blackest beard and Peter Johnson, “reddest beard. Climaxing the day was the logger's brawl dance held at Anderson Hall. international banquet Ul Omnes I num Sint, which in I atin means Thai all may hr one. was the theme of the eighth annual International Banquet sponsored by the Cosmopolitan Club. The evening included u reception, social hour, dance and a program presented by the foreign students. Co-chairmen were Barbara Moore and Wilbur (tickets. 171 Ciin-cun dancer highlight Freshman aci depicting wild wwl nccnr in n wiltKin sang untl stunt night Science fiction as presented by the junior ela. « copped highest honors at the 1953 Song and Stunt night activities. A Trip to Earth was highlighted by weird costumes, green make-up and lighting extremes. Win- ning the song prize in the Totem sponsored event were the seniors who gave their ver- sion of crime. The other two entrants, the sophomores with romance and the fresh- men with westerns, carried out the over-all theme Totem does to Press. Member of senior class line up lo sing (heir prize-v«inning song. College romance us depicted by lluwniinn cowgirl and Dancer plus combo perform in soph. art. the sophomore class. friend admire Frosli fire twirler. 172 Couple unending llie Vuraity Hull in 1903 wore «Hire und arrived in romrjanrr� � imilu� lo lho� e depicted in thi� display. Dancer� in background, win� nttendril the 50th nnnivrrxin celebration allow the ronlru l. varsity bait Thelma Chri lrn«on i� rrowned queen of the 1933 Var il Hull by Hill Cameron, at AI Ul brick non Jr. «mile approval. President und Mr� . S’hmitx lead the grand innrrh uround the ballroom. One of the fir� t to arrive tin ASLW provident “Spud” Hunker with hi� date. Muribelh Hulthu� er. winter carnival The bin event of the season, Winter Carnival i� spon- sored by Husky Winter Sports Club. Queen itulb Schrnm and tile finalists rest on a snowy throne nfter bard competition. The races are on! This skier leaves u cloud of while behind as be leaps over the snow. And then there was the nice, warm lodge, where they could rest. Frr«hman practice traditional tug-of-war vritli fcophumore . Committee member model hat� for dance. trash i j Dunce committee admire� poater telling all nboni it. N illine customer «ample� n candied apple. Kins and Queen candidule� contemplate proper headitear. trash it ay hiny unit quoan jaan beeehar pt� to arrirvy nr ate ring dance A dinner. songs by the Compass and Chart Glee Club, coronation of the queen, and the traditional ring ceremony were highlight of the 1953 NROTC Ring Dunce. After much cere- mony Queen Forest Martin was presented with a scroll of her office. Cathy Stone. Marlene Jackson. Klaine Ryan and Gayle Ciilirk were other queen candidate . The dance was held on March 7 in the Olympic Hotel. 1R0 architects9 ball 181 182 strooihruri o sifjnut via i f§nii sir a n a I b rr phi niff mu kappa “moonlight girl kathorino farrrll pi kappa alpha tlroamffirl of I ft 7O' karrn miehaoln 181 $300,000 Excess In Quick-Cash May Be Tapped NEW ASVU OFFICERS Air Raid Wamii Signals Chango Drive For Blood Starts Monday, 580 Pints Goal chanized Translator teprinted by Professor Parking Ticket Clown Contest Committee 'Excuses' Fail, Close-Mouthed On Prize illiams To Visit cChord Base Dr. Das To Talk On Role Of India ANN____CONKLIM ducts Adapted urniture Uses Architecture Head Given Top Award Alpha Kappa Pel Elect New Off ken I.S.U.V. PRES.-CLEM DOAKS fERSITY WASHINGTON mmt WASHtNawn. nuoAY, kav i. i� j Hlfht. Soy� WolWrt a. s. ii. tr. president f. nt. “spud bunker ASITR' president, Forrest “Spud” Hunker, often referred to «� the “common man, ' luis pul into prac- tice during hi term of office hi� campaign motto, “He kind. In accordance with thi� . Spud i� ea� y- going with the result that fellow «ludent� describe him a� a “good Joe. ASUW'a first vice president. Art .Martin, practice� efficiency in everything he doc«, particularly in hi� ASUW activities. According to hi� fellow officer� . Art i� a real go-getter, and has found lime to be active in many interest� , including «erving a� a «coni master. Diane Cummin� used her unlimited amount of pep and energy in performing ASUW vice-president’� dutir� thi� year. Being extremely interested in all type� of activities, Diane supposedly known everything that goes on around the activities renter. Lis latvsted, whose duly a� ASUW secretary was to record all event� which took place at the Hub, i ul-o a ski enthusiast. I.iz i� friendly, become� easily ex- cited about things and performed her duties seriously and conscientiously. 187 board at control Supplying general supervision to and control of nil Sl activities urc the following member� of the Hoard of Control: front row, I. to r.t Donna Frir� , president of Independent Women'� Association; F. M. (Spud) Hunl� er. ASUW president; Diane Cummins. ASl'W 2nd Vice-President; Ann Doneboo, Ph rat ere� president; Jim Eastman, president of Engineering Council; 2nd r m. Mildred Cellerniun. secretary to Hoard of Control; I.i . l ov� ted, ASl'W secretary: lam Clarke. AWS president; Dick Fox, president of Adelphi; Frank Parker, president of Junior Class: Pete Tuoliy. president of Senior Class; Hutch Thomas, president of Freshman Class, Chuck Owens, manager of ASl'W Activities; 3rd row. Arthur Cannon, faculty member; Art Martin. 1st Vire-President; Filene Kiseguri. member of Faculty Committee on Student Welfare; l.oui� Steven� , Men’� Organix .cd House Council: Harvey Cassill. Director of Inter-Collegiate Athletics. IKK He-, ORGANIZATIONS ASSEMBLY, which con«i«.t« of ilrlr alc� from all campii organization , pay careful atten- tion to urh cantpuo problem� «� the AS GW � ki area, Tyee picture� ami parking. organisations assembly VOTE AND TALLY COMMITTEE — «landing, Margie Gill, Mated— I. to r., Gail Han� cn anti Belly Frangen. ASGW' SECRETARIES—I. ( � r. hack row, Carol Balrlirltlrr, Carol Schap- pert, Margie Gill. Nona Pelemon, front, Georgia Cooper. 189 a s u tv advisers Planning the ntrnu for HUB dining room i« flip responsibility of Mar- jorie Tiprnan, HUB l ietiri«n. A Progrum Advisers, Mabel Mc- Cormick. Minnie Harri . Sheila Mc- Murruy. and Silvia Nilsen � ce that ASUW student committees run smoothly. Jim Overloch. Assistant Manager, rapubly dvi w and R i l a gen- eral consultant. Checking personnel li� U, l.orraiiie Bcnnell ably fills the position of Assistant Manager of the Student Union Building. Although she has many duties as Program Supervisor of ASUW, Mildred Gellerman finds time to efficiently advise Organization As- sembly. Chuck Owens. Manager of ASUW Activities, fondly points to the HUB, where smooth-running stu- dent functions are held. Friendly Clyde Kobinson, ASUW Publications Manager, is always ready to lend a helping hand. Gene Pierce and Hay (x le. Account- ants. see that ASUW expenditures ure limited to the fund . The FIRESIDE DISCUSSION COMMITTEE plan� fireside meeting� and speaker� . Member of ilir committee are (front row) Peggy Hunter, secre- tary; Helen Ralli� , cliairniun: Jerry Morris. Pul Snkttrhuen. Bill Chubb, Arlene Swanson, Ellen Row. (bark row) Mrs. Ceissmnr, Mr. Phillip . Garner llueluinun, and Mr. Hall. €1 S U tV committees Organizing Community Chest into a campus project is the function of the CAMPUS CHEST COMMIT- TEE. (front row) Pat Thompson, Virginia Hill, Air� . Ilrrta Murphy, Miss Marion llr«M-r, (hack row) Dick Steinhoek, Ray Phillips, and |(nh Ohuslii. chairman. Not pictured: Dr. Hull. Noel Ring. Jaek Meljiughlin, Chairman; .Maxine Allen, Pal Gilbert. Carol Schapperl. Arlene Mu on, and Marie Hart conducted a successful PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN S POOL. The PROGRAM PANEL, under the chairmanship of Larry Erickson worked to coordinate all the activities in the pro- gram area of the III R. Committees functioning under the Program Panel included Music, Dance, Film and Games. The lectures. Forums and Discussions, and International com- mittees also were in this area. Not Pictured: ANITA I.UVERA: INTERNATIONAL program urea t'liuiriuuu and TERRY Mi'Ll.IN: DISCUSSION group urea rhuir- man. program panel LARKY ERICKSON: ASIVs ever-eager Pro- liriim Punel chairman. FRED BROWN: SOCIAL PROGRAM ureu chair- man. VIRGINIA BROWN: ARTS and CRAFTS urea chairman. DICK CRAIN: FILM area chairman. JIM Cl.ANN: IUSCLSSION area chairman. PAT HATTKN: DANCE urea chairman. PAT NARATA: PERSONNEL area chairman. MARIK ATE TAKBII.L: NEWS BUREAU chair- man. BILL TUB Ml KILL: MUSIC urea chairman. 192 anu tv committees Every lime someone wants to hold a contest they have to check with the CONTEST Committee. It� members are: seated—Hank Kruse, Jane Tozrr, Ann Van Arsdel, Ginnv lioldt, Jim Jackson: «landing—Elliott Co-man, Professor Gw el. The PUBLICATIONS Committee i� in charge of the hiring and firing of Publication� official� . The com- mittee includes: standing — Vie Ola son. Professor George II. Astel, Daily adviser, Clyde A. Kobinson, Publications adviser, loui� Steven� , Frank Chesley, Murallyn Frame, Betsy DeCan, Marilyn McDonald. Tom Kornningrr and Jim Marlin. Sealed are Tom Cohen, Dirk Harri� , Evelyn Bet , chairman, Kohiu Chittenden, Dick Koefod, Professor Dorothy I.. BevU, und Daisy Beaeh. FILM Committee members see that film� aren't dupli- cated by vurious organization� and also that the film budget i� not exceeded when ordering films. Working on this year'� committee were: aney Jacobsen, Walt llrewer, and Dirk Crain. Training committer chairmen i� importuni to the suc- cess of A.S.U.W. activities. WOKKSHOP Committee members who look over this tu� k were: standing—Kay Miller. Frank Parker, Brv Behar: sealed were: Nancy Cope. Kathy long, chairman, and Ellen Ho� � . 193 Out-of-town student are imiicd to read the ncwspupcrs placed in the lluh by the WASHINGTON NEWS committee. It members ore: back row, Judy IScnton, Verne IVfcCorhie, Suturo Toshiro, Iurolyn Tamiesie, Mary Zoe Motteler, Meriole l.eucff. Gwen Howard and I’auline Poppelreiter; front row, Pat Thompson. Phyllis Pederson, .Muriel OuterIwrg. Jody Fisher, Sue Hudson and Norma Filler. INTERNATIONA!. PROJECTS committee serves to promote better uuderstandiiiK by foreign students of the American way of life through services and programs. Members are Wayne Thieson. Donna Weiner, Bessie Dubeck and Esther Kerltula. 191 The STUDENT RECOGNITION Commitlee piano il«« annual banquet in honor of students tilio have rxrrllnl In activities. Jim Kinir, Marilyn Brown, Helene Van T� en, chairman; Ardis Olson, Helen Ralli , and Don Mackey. Introducing outsider to the campus i« the job of the CAMPUS GUIDE (Committee. Seated, left to right, Peggy Davidson. Joan Campbell. Muriel Hall. Joanne Weidmnn, chairman: Belle McGuinness, Marjie Gill, Cath- erine Curry. Gloria Sachs, Bev Burke; standing—Jo Weber, Dick Price, Marjie Moen, Bill l-ccd� . Put Dye. Not pictured—Sallic Jngoe, Janiss Furry, Ted Baer. asu tv committees The EDUCATION COMMITTEE Is required to tackle any edu- cational problem that arise . It member are: tunding—Peggy Tubbs, Elizabeth Jnllie. Settled are: Nona I-or Peterson, Wayne Cook and Helen Louise Bcu� er. Publication of a newspaper containing all the inside news on the Hub i the job of the HUBBUB Committee. It includes: Pal Lowry, Judy King. Virginia Fulile. Bn Buckwaller, Dick Van Ee. and Noel Bing. The CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS Committee inter- pret� the ASUW constitution and piiu -« on any pro- posed revision «� f it. It- member are Diane Cummin . George Harding and Jim Callahan. Taking minute at ASUVi committee meeting is the service performed by SECRETARIES Carol Shepard. .Margie Gill, Nona I’eterson, Georgia Cooper and Carol Hulehelder. Those posters which appear on eampau bulletin Intard- are distributed by Virginia Fable, Margaret Hjorlie, Bux ndrr-on and Satiro Tu-hiro. 1 196 In rhurge of keeping file� on promising freshmen, are The supervision of full and spring election� i� the job of the ELECTIONS Mary Ann Sjur.cn. Nancy Bratton, Duane Baker, Roger COMMITTEE. Member� are Jane Tozer, W innie Slater. Kathy Kumpman. Ilubu-h, Don Crary and Mimi Dunn, member� of the Sylvia NiUen, adviser; Wall llugcmun, Diane Cummin� . EKOSH ACTIVITIES POOI- a 8 u tv committees Member� of the HIGH SCHOOL LEADERS' CONFER� ENCE Committee plunned a weekend for high school •lu- dent� from all over the state. Working on arrangement� were Jean Baird, Anita Bet , Joanne Tallmrui, Barbee Walk in-. Put Hatton, Bev Burk. Naomi Kalian. Curolvu Yank. Barbara Ferguson, Evelyn Bet , Dinnc Girling, and Juck Henne� . 197 The CABARET I)AN(1K Committee inlr«Mlure l a new type of dance to the A.S.U.W . social season this year. It nirinhrr were: lop row—Carner Huchanan, Hob I-cnim. Marie I lari: 2nd row—Pal Fortin, Pearl Reeling, Sharon Peel: 1 1 row—Nancy Hill, Cindyne l.uccliealne, Jean Ucaiiciiene. A budget for the running of the Hub is annually prepared by the BUILDING AM) OPERATING Committee led this year by Arthur Cannon. Member were: sealed — Mildred Gcllcrman. Harry Cro - ; -lauding—Gharle- Owen-. Arthur (411111011. John Piper. Diane Guniniin-, Clyde Robin-on. Spud Hunker. W hile the BUILDING C« mniillee prepares the Hub budget the A.S.U.W. budget i- prepared by the FINANCE AND BUDGET Committee. Shown before the Hub are: back row—Gene Pierce, Fred Brown. Professor Roger-, Walt Brewer, Doiiner Bueliet. Forre-t Goodrich. In the front row are: Jim Eastman, Dick Knoll. Dorothy Pureell. Joan White. Muriel Squillare, Chuck Owen-. 198 Formerly the Scholarship Banquet wus m AWS function. ThU year il «a changed to an all-lJnivrr ity affair. Planning the banquet were: seated—Jon Stewart. Joanne Williams, Dirk Saunders and Berta Olnian. co-chair- men : standing were Huger Felton. Joe Taller, and Ann Hobi. Not pictured: Sharon Haas. u s u tv committees Activities Bureau keeps u file of all those interested in activities and tries to place them where they urr best suited. It' members were: standing—Bernard Took. Helen Zobrist. Hugh Houseman, Don Sullivan. Don (irary, Motion finhegan, Dick Allen, Sue Hacker. Sealed were: Bev Bell. Shirley Shafer, Pal l.ec, l.iz l.ovsted. Irene Hutchinson. Dorothy Smith, huiru Paulson. (Collecting news for the Huh hulletin hoard and publishing the Huhhub are the main duties of the News Burrnii. The members are: hark row—Margaret Bjorlie, Donna Wine� , I’eggv Davison, Susan Hudson. In the front row are Virginia Fable, Beverly Burkwnlter and Pauline Pepplereiter. 199 COMMITTEES NOT PICTURED: ilKAl.TII SERVICES: Eric EonknUrud, chairman, l)r. It. C. Houghton, Dr. D. E. McDonald. Janice Keller, Slim on Mar preen, Joanne Lundy, Hill Ellis, Wall Kondo, Duane linker, Jim Cillnudrr� ami Su anne Stout. ATHLETIC: Itob Hutchinson. chairman. Jack Hupp, Vnl Marlin, Erank Pariter, Connie W aller� and Hill W'ilaon. HOOKSTORE HOARD: Curti� Vale, faculty chairman, Henry A. Hird. Edward Hrnwn. Chuck Owen� . Lyle Go� � . Sylvia Whitman. Joyce Hernhcy and Hen Have� . ttsutc committees When high «chool student� come lo the University for conference� , place� for them lo stay are arranged by ihr CONFERENCE HOUSING Committee. In charge ol ihi� are Nuncy Thompson, Joan Sharker, Vie Denietre, Carol Foster, Joan Tullmnu, chairman, and Donna Prcvosl. A program of dancing |e«M n« hu« been curried mil in the Huh ball- room under the guidance of the DANCE INSTRUCTION (ximmiltce. Il� member� are: seated, Ann Moeller. Virginia CarUon, Gladyne I.ue- eeebesini ami Frank Graham; � lauding. Ron Hendry and Alherlo Parjiu. Not pictured are Joanne Marshall. Ethel Ann Kinduli, Jenny Vidrickscn and Darlene Hilar. Helping llie Huh function more smoothly are PROGR M PANEL member� Marikate Turbill. Pat Nnhata and loirrv Erickson. The ASSEMBLIES Committee provide� program� lo supplement the academic course� on campus. Arranging t!� «-� ■«• are: hark row. Richard Newell, chairman. Ralph Roger� . Edward l.ingerfcllcr and Athol Hailey: front row. I.loyd Alton, Sylvia Hartley, Unidentified and Hetty Ericson. I 200 Aside from occasionally taking over I lie duties of the president vice-president, BEV UKI1AR. presided over AWS Cabinet. Keeping accurate record of the Execu- tive Board, Cabinet, and Council meeting� wn the main duty of recording secretary, JEAN ROSS. ELIZABETH “PUDI JOHNSON a� kept busy during the year handling the AWS correspondence. Not only did treasurer, KAY MILLER, keep an accurate account of AWS expenses —she served as financial counselor for idl AWS committee . atvH officers Opportunities for all university women interested in activities are offerrd by the Associated Women Students through committees such as orientation, house announcements, and freshman council. Coordinating the work of these committees was the job of AWS president. Lou Clarke; vice-president, Beverly Bchar; corresponding secretary, Elizabeth Pudd Johnson; recording secretary. Jean Ross: and treasurer, Kay Miller. Worthy of the lop honor in AWS. the presidency, is capable LOU CLARKE. AYVS Council compose? one of the three executive bodies of the AWS. It is formed by the chairmen and assistant chairmen of the standing AWS committees. President Lou Clarke presides over the council and is assisted by vice-president Bev Hehur and the other AW S officers. Committee chairmen report their functions and ask for suggestions from other members of the Council at the bi-weekly meetings. This group determines the pro- gram and policy of the AW S. a tvs council � l I’muTfJ: Miirti Ki.t. JoflWn MiCnah, Ann Hot� , Dmmi Minwi Friedrr.in. Chi r It nr Olnun. Bet.� Allen. Pray felon. NVal Shoo. J n BjW, tkina KmUoh, h� clyn Snfily. M� � nc Auputine. Deii Jre Lawton. Pe y Strllan, Jncklyn Hcini. Jody Low. Marilyn T ppe. Rtu Beit, Aniu MjiyJoruld. Drily Mtnru, Mrrni Cine tin. Judy Mr-e . Alice Waitunon, Albert� IXiuccdr. Iickic Ne «ud. PoMiiu Weber. Ruth 202 AIR AROTC SPONSORS—I. io r.. buck row— Clarkia Harkinson, lli on Mclnroe, Carol Batch- chirr, Jerry Ixioniis. Dori Turner, Virginia! 11 i 11. Naomi Kalian, Deidre Augustine, Aylene Lotigli- niiii, Alice Morse, Pegging Ncwgnrd, Marilyn King, Sue Phillip� , Ti� h Clarke. Elizabeth Jolly, Diane Link. Dorothy King, Betsy Det ail, middle row— Kay Smith, (amide Walters. Saru Mae Peterson, Marian I.iekenwnhl, Kay Miller. Syl ia Whitman, Herta W arburton, Jean Ho � . Nancy Cope. Forrest Martin, Peggy Dah|iii l, Natalie Joukov� kv, Bar- bara Lewi , front row—Herta Olinen. Charlene Freidman, Joyce Anderson, Joanne W eber. Joann WahUtrom, Carolyn Yank. Anita Betz, Maxine Soflky, Ginger DeKraay. Kleanor Baker. Mary Wilson, Jane Selby, Marikay Morrissey, K leu nor Cold well. STANDARDS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL —I. to r. Ann Doiichoo, Doris Ackelbein, laurel Franklin, Lou Clarke, Peggy Baugh, chairman, Pat Lee. Bev Beliar, Marilyn Bradford, Syl ia W hitman. Not pie- tur d: Anne Noggle, secretary. CONCERTS COMMITTEE—I. to r. Alice Morse, Nancy Walker. Marianne Merritt. Minnie Harris, Marilyn I-ow, Marikay Morrissey, Ann VanArsdalc, Ixnrainc Peterson, Muriel Squillnce, Barbara Bauer. cabinet CABINET—I. to r. Jean Ross, Joanne 'Forney, Kay Mill Barbara Park. Barbara Ferguson, Joanne Cook. Liz Lo «ted, Marilyn Bradford, Harriet Follis, Ann Doncho Donna Fric , Peggy Baugh. Beverly Beliar. Lou Clark 201 ORIENTATION COMMITTEE—I. lo r. Jo Webber, Myrna Utneam Jamel Hasson. Shirley Chase. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE—L to r. MnraUyn Frame. Pauline Pap- pclrrilcr. Sue Hodsoii, Pr«y Alien, Elaine Cannon, Shirley Slronimo. Not pictured: Mnrgy Ann Walsh, Joyce Hen-hoy. FASHION HOARD—I. to r. Evelyn Egan, Karen Drury, Cinny Marion, Judy Kins, Jean Ferguson. Jo F.laine Beeson. Marika) Searlea, Belt) Campbell, Mnrilyn I.oh, rhairniau, Lois Brarkell, Joyce Tye. BIG SISTER COMMITTEE—I. to r. Ann Coll, Joan While, Joan Packard, Betsy DeCmi. Jolianne Salo. Ann Hobi, Ellen Ros� , Nancy Corner, Diane Link, Deirdre Augustine, chairman. Dorolhy King. Madr up of rrprrr-rnUlivM front organized bonne� and independent gr mp lli« FRESHMAN COUNCIL undertake� service project� during the year. It� member� arc: fir� l row. Charlene Friedman, chairman, Nancy Owen� . Shirley (ireenblutt, Bev Mold� . Jill Necr- ganrd, Patricia Schmitz., Betty Frnngen, Carolyn Orbella, Sonja l.ur� un, Shirley Loing; second row, Pat Harrington, Colleen Kelly, Suutnnu Zingmnrk, Marlene DeFord. Ann Cole. June Otto. Alice Dixon. Jeanette Vidricksen. committees i Making announcement� of A.S.U.W. activities at organized house� i� the job «if the HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS Committee. Serving on this commitlre are: front row. Helen Zobri� t, assistant chair- man. Maxine Soflky, chairman: second row, Eileen Hansen. Margaret Bjorlie; third row. Marvel Osterberg, Arditli llanntim. Answering questions and registering social event� were the main duties of the AWS RECEPTIONIST Committee. Cuiniug experience on this committee were: seated, Donna Mer.igher, Muriel Hall: standing, Helen Zobrisl, Sally V 'il� on, Mice Wilson, Joann Bauer, IJnneu Ross, Pliyli� Wiese, and Nancy Houston. Providing entertainment for near-by USO's is the fluty of the SERVICEMEN’S ENTERTAINMENT Committee. Working on this were: l.orrninr Pilon. Patty Kennelly, Then Cevers, Nancy Hous- ton. Not pictured are Cinny Marion. Joyce Anderson, laiuise Manning. WYS ART Committer: first row, Kathy Moorr, Helen Carl- M n, Berta Olmun. Monica Fredette, Put Gilbert, Amy Bar- tow, Karen Bendixsen. Dorothy Tinmen, Nancy (iopr, Anita Bet , rhnirman, Jane Selby, •rmtaryi second r«� w, Janet Holm. Gay Clemen� , Joun Brudthaw, Carol Ruthford, Gat Durstine. Judy Berui. Janet Brrvirk. Eleanor Klein, Gail Murray. Joan Sheriff. Not pictured: Mary llogg . Kiln Karne, Joan Eaglrson. Janice Poeko, AW S Mil lill VII CORSAGES Committee: first row, Darlene Rilar, Barbara Humphrey, Ginny Hill: second row: Garni Allen, Ginger DeKrany, Arlo Mason, Tootsie Mud� en. Ginger Rogers. Not pictured: Janet Short, Chairman. COM Ml MTV SERVICE Committee: standing, Shirley Green- hlutl, Ethel Goldberg, Maureen Doyle. Betty Caroi Sellen, Minii Dunn. Virginia Symes and Beverly Beard; seated are Susan Dempsey. Joyce Hague, Evenlyn Ket lnch, Chairman. Dori� Davis, Marilyn Robinson. 206 AMS-AWS VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE con-miller: fir� ! row. Pm Cotter, I.u Hannell, Herb Mead, ro-rlutir men: Carroll Foster, Nancy lltirroii h«: ncfond row. Jack Ilenne� , Hill Ford. AMS-AWS STUDENT-FACCLTY PROGRAM committee: firwt row. Marilyn I'rortur, Noel Kins, Shirley Skinner, Myrna Utne� � , Anne tiarnian, Sylvia tt iwrl, Betty Carol Sellcn: «ci ond row, l.eotn illi«, Dick Itlonnl, John Mueller, Jim Ainarol, John Crawford. Gene Hall, Robertson J. C. Hay, Dr. Elizabeth Gunn. a ms a tvs joint comm it tecs AMS-AWS ELECTIONS committee: ealed, Jeaneltr Rarscr, Jean Frr u ttn, Betty Rac MacDonald, co-chairman; Marianne Merritt; � tandine, Wayne Thiew� en, Marilyn Low. AMS-AWS HIGH SCHOOL RFICTIONS rum- millee: fir� l row. Natalie Joukovsky, Naomi KjiIiuii. chairmiin, Marilyn Ko� c; m n l row. Frr l Erickson. Al lloll. AMS-AWS SOCIAL FillCATION com mi lice: first row, PliOli� Adam . Georgia Bigelow, Eleanor Baker, co-chairmen, Joan While, Carol Foster: second row. Jim Berry, I)iek l.olignld. Ed Schwarl , co-chairmen, Fred Erickson. joint committees AMS-AWS HUB DECORATIONS: Mary llondke, Nancy Hill. Felix Powell, -.landing. Nancy Srhmitz. Composed of all men students at the University of Washington. AMS functions primarily for the purpose of providing activities for men. One of the most important of these activities is the intra- mural sports program which is sponsored by AMS for students who do not take part in inter-collegiate athletics. am officer Proficient at poetry is Vice-President Jack Hupp, who acts a« chairman of the VMS advisor� hoard. Serretur' Itrian (iomstook maintains a high-grade point in addi- tion to performing hi AMS duties efficiently. Treasurer Jerry Greenway look over the duties of AMS money- keeper when his predecessor got married. Jurk War nock, hoard mcmbcT-nt-hirgc. when not easting a decid- ing ballot catches up on sleep. President John “Sleepless Kurt performs hi AMS duties a if he lind eight hours sleep every night. 2(W Shown n-laxins fr« m lit- dulio a� AMS Advis- ory Hoard ««crrUiy i� JIM WYNN. 'I'll •. wan Jim � ccond year of rreordiuc llie aclivitir- of llie hoard. amh advisory board Brewer, Wall Frry, John Graham. Frank Under the direction of AMS vice-president. Jack Hupp, the Advisory Board exists for tin- purpose of creating more interest and partici- pation in AMS activities. The board discusses new ideas for activities which they present to the AMS officers. All AMS committee chairmen and repre- sentatives are members of the Advisory Hoard. They include: Hupp; Walt Brewer. Sports Movies chairman; John Fery. Parent's Week- end chairman; Frank Graham. Style Show chairman; Jerry Greenway. AMS treasurer: Jack Hcnnes. Art committee chairman: W oody Hogan. Flections committee chairman: Mike Jared, representative to AW S Standards; Gary MacLeod, Elections Banquet chairman: Herb Mead. Vocational Conference chairman: Gra- ham Moliter. S| eakers Bureau chairman; Charles Moore. Athletic committee chairman; Al Nelson. First Fest chairman: W illiam Reed, representative to Social Events; Eugene Smith. Construction and By-laws; Ed Schwartz, So- cial Education chairman; Richard Saunders. Scholarship Banquet chairman, and Richard York. Student-Faculty Program. Greenway, Jerry Hrnncs, Jack Hopail. Woody Hupp. Jack Jared. Mike MacLeod, Gary Mead, Herb Molitor, Graham Moore, Gharle Nelson, A. Herd. W illiam Smith. Eugene Schwartz, E. Saunders, Richard York, Richard 210 Graham Molitor. Gcnr Sniitli. Jerry Grccnwny, and Brian Comstock, ‘«luvr ovrr the Constitution und By Law� . Bryce MUnger, rltnirman, take-� aim. while Larrj Miller, Wilbur Ricketts, Charles l.imlgren and Howard Zeidman, all Billiards Committer member� look on. a m s committees Brian Comstock and Jack Hupp, presidential aspirants during the 1933 campaign, showed themselves to be friendly competitor� . 211 Shown above are Mike Jared, represent live to the AW S Standard.� Committee: Jack llupp. represent !ive lo Soria I Kvrnt ; uud Kill Keed, representative to the Activities’ Bureau, discussing results of the year’� activities. At upper left are Hick Saunder� , l)iek W heeler, Charlie Moore, Chairman: and Sayre Bovd. who were in charge of the AMS athletic program, the purpose of which i� to inrreuse opportunities for men to engage in sport� . Helping to make W elrome W eek a � ucrc� � were Gene Smith. Jim Winn, Gary Murl-rod. Felix Powell, Chnir- iii.hi : llerh Mead and Jark Hen ne� , members of the AMS W elcome W eek Gommittrr shown at left. Two member� of the Fist Fest C-ommitler are lioli Pea- body and tJiarlr� Moore, at lower left. The committer planned and put on the annual Fi� t Fc� t. Commitlce meinher not picture are Al Nelson, Ghairman: Frank Gustin. and Dirk Allen. Krs|M nsihle for showing all the movie series of I ni- versity «port� event are Walter Brewer, chairman; Larry Kellrr, Jim Gillunders. and Wall Housely, mem- ber� of the AMS Sport Movie Committee shown below. 212 I (3J Qnt H rw 4IH -----fW 53 publications A idcrii «ml mature linud came lo I he helm of the editorial office when N IC 01.ASON took over the EDITOR’S poMtion in early 1953. Dividing Ilia time between Mock-car racing and handling the Daily during fall quarter wa JACK SORGENFREI. He obviously eonldn't read aigna or he would huve put that cigarette out. Few girU are honored with one of the four top editorial John on the Daily. NANCY DEI.ZER can well he proud «if her position a- SSOCI TE EDITOR to Vie Ola-on. While Editor Sorgciifrci wa- out racing ear ASSOCIATE EDITOR W ARREN BRIER proved him-elf a «-apahlc right hand. daily editorial Evcr-pre� ent i MR. ASTEL, the Daily adviser, who haunt the Daily ••«hark” a niurli a� the rdilon do. daily staff Slicking their nrclo out with prognostication and Kuril for the fall «inarter u SPORTS EDITORS � rrr ItOII I.EWIS and P T OAIJ-AGHER. Winter SPORTS EDITOR CHUCK DUVSIRE and DICK SAUNDERS did Konirtliiiij! more than iiiKprcl tonsil a it appear they are doing here. 215 j' 5 ROBIN CHITTENDEN kept thing going at u lively pure in llu Ru� iii( tiff ice during her term a� .MANAGER. Tin I 1� il tlnff for spring quarter ««I u lilllr experience in pace make-up in Ilii � pit-lure. Firm row: Dorothy Costouia, Carlo� Ieni«, Margie Dar- lantl. Humphrey Marlin. Boh McBride; second row: Richard Johnson. Dori� Hamillou, John Voorhce� , Geoffrey Brouillelle. Jean Ol� on, Jon Stewart. Tom Riedinger and Morland Baker. Hard al work in the Daily room i« the winter quarter staff. In the editor � chair� are Nancy Del .cr ami Vie ()la«ou. Seated clockwise around the copy table arr Dick Saunders, Belly Hedin, Shirley Campbell, Chuck Eck, George Comstock, Pat Ixiundc� , Chuck Dunsire and I.eti Handley. Tom Koennin- ger i� in tlie center. In the rear in an overseeing capa- city i� Mr. Antei with Dick Kocfod, Cornelius Root, photography professor, and Marianne Merritt. Selling ud« for the Dili It und nerving u Sports Kditor of tin Daily Stuff in 1932 gave HOB LEWIS the necessary experience to nerve u BUSI- NESS MANAGER of the Daily. Hob in also a member of Alpha Delta Sigma. DAILY ADVERTISING MAN- ACER. JOANNE SUSSMAN. sold udn for the Daily und worked on the Daily Staff during her junior year. Joanne wan also treasurer of Pi Alpha Signiu und a member of Theta Sigma Phi. Also nerving a« DAILY AD MAN- AGER during winter and spring i|iiurtrr � a« I.OYE ZLNDEL, who served an a Daily ad salesman for two years. Love i also a member of Pi Alpha Signiu. daily business Due to its size, the Daily Business Staff operated completely apart from the Editorial Staff under the direction of tin- A.S.l .W . Publications Committee. Its activities include selling advertising, making up ads. and placing national advertising. The business office offers an opportunity for journalism majors in the advertising sequence to gain training. Giannified Advertising Staff: LuVrrnu fliimmell, Amy Novakovich. und Jeanne Guron. Not pictured: Thalia Denon and Janice Hrokmier. Advertising Staff: Seated, left to right: Ixiye .undid. Boh Lewi . Mr. Robinson, John Fnueeltc, Gordy McDowell. Garolvn Rinser, Molly Vena. Eleanor Corlbell. Bob Osborne, Put Gallnglier, Jo Smallwood. Melissa Osborne, und Marie Warren. 217 Inu� the depths descend «endemic edi- tor. ANN DAVIS. Just a work-a-day girls i� nrtivities editor. RAY DA POMROY. Heady to throw in the towel is sports edi- tor. JIM HENNES. “Heads will roll, declare organization editor, BETSY DECAN. contemplating a deadline. Hard working? “You bet. wiy Tyre editor. MARILYN MaeDON'ALD. With a firm hand and nonchalant attitude, editor Marilyn MacDonald guid- ed the 1952 Tyre to an early deadline. Lending a helping hand when they could he found were section editors Ann Davis, academ- ic; Kavda Pomroy, activi- ties; Jim Hennes, sports, and Betsy DeCun. organiza- tions. tyee editorial CLASSES—Ardyth Arndt, Bobbettc l ovdl. SENIOR PROMINE NTS, ROTC — Nancy Austin, Peggy Phillips. Not pictured: Wes- ley Peiche, ROTC editor. SNAPS. SENIOR FILING. LAYOUT — Myrnie lloey, Mnry Pal Tro� , Joanne WahUlrom. Not pictured: Karen Drury, Shirley Haruhurdl. ADMINISTRATION — Sealed, Gurol Ward; standing, Joan Melin. Betty Campbell, Barbara Boyd, Sally Jo Frease. academic Art Editors—Mary Pat Tro� «, Mary Beth Welch Sports layout Staff—Joan Pugh, Pat Nelson, «ditor, Doug Kins, l.cc Ann Earner. N«� t pie- lured: Rich Shilder. sparis arganisutians STUDENT CO ERNMENT—Karen Kru c, ASUW editor, Sally Sav� yer, VMS. Not pictured: Kathy Bnun dendi trl, AMS editor. Irene Hutch- intoti, AW'S editor, and Lynn Wnl- Icriu . AWS. CULTURAL EVENTS—Peggy Tubb , editor; PUBLICATIONS— Valerie Wnrburton, editor. Not pic- tured: Jani� furry. SEASONAL EVENTS—Pat Fortin, Noel Ring, editor. Not pictured: Joyce OI� on, Anita Mainwuring. ACADEMIC COPY STAFF—Lilly Thai, Gala ACTIVITIES COPY STAFF—Rae Serjtnv, Muri Jo Milne. Betty Suttiinerfield. Speer. Janet Johnson, Sharon Not pictured: Carol Hammond. Montgomery. Not pictured: Mary Shultx, Mary Jo Moody, Joan Wiggins. copy editors and staff FOOTBALL — Jack He lines John Leather� . SPRING SPORTS. SHIMMING. BASKETBALL—Ken Brandon, Jin. Unities John Sw«n«on. Inaert: Fred Erickson, nwl. sports editor. MINOR SPORTS. WOMEN SPORTS. INNTRAMURALS, SKI- ING—Tom Hamho. I.innea Kojw. Not pictured: Dick Blount, Verne MeCorklc. LIVING GROUPS—Joyce Tye, Bev- erly Bell, Nancy Burrows Nancy Corner. Not pictured: Virginia Carlton. SNAPS—Dorii� laliken, Jim Pul- liam, Marilyn Oberkatlrr. Not pic- tured: Shirley Hoffman. HOUSE PICTURES, LISTS, PIN CUTS: Dori� Bartlett, Judy Benton. Renee Rou o. Not pictured: Ellen Ross Marj Bacon. Barbara Brown. ACADEMIC COPY EDITOR— Florabel Key ACTIVITIES COPY EDITOR— Ginny Hill SPORTS COPY EDITOR— Jerry (jrlsun ORGANIZATIONS COPY EDITOR— Sylvia Hurtlcy ORGANIZATIONS COPY STAFF—Betty Campbell, Janet Slaiixcn. Not pictured: SPORTS COPY STAFF — Stephan French, (rail Milhollatid. Joanne Henltehel. Pegi Yvonne Wilton. Not pictured: Arlene Allsoop. Humilton, Joanne Allinon. Lul year’ Tyco Office Manager, .Murali? n Frame, nerved this year a Business MannKcr. Her main duties were promoting llic sale of Tver page 1« organized house and campus organization� and managing the advertising staff. I tyee business stuff i Sophomore Diane Link this year added the job of Tyee Office Manager to her long list of earn pus activities. The organisation and manage- ment of the Office Staff was her chief function. Members of the Tyee Business Office staff an- swer phones and serve as secretaries and recep- tionists. From left to right they are: Shirley Stone, Syhia Cramh. Diane Link, layette Mount, Karen Cosby, Jean Ferguson, and Peggy Cahill. 222 columns editorial staff 223 Contributor 1.KO CARLSON who did not want to be numbered among tbr throng so bail his pic- ture taken separately, just like an “editor. RAY JENSEN one of the artist-, re- sponsible for the COLUMNS' cover� and cartoon strip� . COLUMNS’ writer� MIKE DEDERER. NANCY DEL- ZER, AND LEO HANDLEY gel down to hu-in --- with •ome copy. I Miking the situation over from an urti� t s � tandpoint are DON « M DVB I. TOM CHAPMAN, � « S% IFT. and another gentleman who wouhl not � how enough of hi� face so we could identify him. 224 IIICK HARRIS, who qualified for BUSINESS MAN- AGER of Column� by -riling ad in I 52. Dirk i� al o president of Alphu Delia Sigma uml a member of Sigma Della Chi. CIRCULATION MANAGER, BEVERLY BRUS. pem many hour pa-ling label� on Column� and «« ulxo in charge of llie eireulalion -taff. An EXCHANGE EDITOR i« e � mtiul lo llie bu-inc— Muff of any magazine. PATRICIA CHABOT handled •lie job for (hi year' Column-. Selling ml- and helping oul llie eireulalion -laff were I’iiI Chubot. Carol Giedl, Dick I.tuber anil Carol Semmern. The Column- rln� eoniribuled many article lo Column� . Il- member were: bark row—Pele Bemenl, Al Reynold� . Ron Seumfer, I’rofe—or Brier; from row—George Sta- ple� . Richard Van Ee, Al '-lark. Roger Lo� ehen, Boh Porter. 225 Blithely ignoring such details as emulsions, f-numhers and lighting the ASl’VV photographers of 311 Lewis tripped gaily through the year. Their photographs such a.- they are, are used in the Daily. Tyee, and Columns. Left to right around the circle are: Cornelius Corny Root, the tender hearted, cigar loving lab director; Paul Thomas, who is to blame for many of the Columns' shots: Tom Cohen, chief photographer, who tried unsuccessfully to maintain some semblance of sanity in the photo lab; Don Shaefcr, who takes his best pictures while mountain climbing; Dick Feaster, a newcomer still trying to master the lab's standard operating pro- cedure”: and Jim McLers. a maludjusted Cl who for some reason still thinks taking pics of Columns' pin-ups is fun. The terrified girl in the center. Harharn Lewis, wandered in one day while selling Columns, and has yet to find her way out of the dark room. Among those out for a beer when the picture was taken were: Hill Downe) (who sent his picture to fill in the blank space above Keaster's head). Hill Staley. Max Benjamin. Harold Countryman. Roger Kuoop. Ken Doty. Jim Hubbard and Chuck Stoy. 226 -- cultural events The Madrigal Singer� «re a gruup of ten stu- deni� « ho ning music lieginning ««illi the four- teenth rentury. In the traditional manner, they «it around a tuhle. This year � -ludent director «•■� Jim Paul, a graduate «ludent in music. choral groups The University Singer� , the large� ! choral group on campus, this year boa-!� of over one hundred and forty member� . The major work of the year was Bach’s “Saint Mathew’s Passion,’ performed v«ilh the Bach Choral Society in the Spring. The University Singer� are ably conducted by Dr. Chappie. 22« The A Capelin Choir and llir Men � Glee Glob performed al many «-liib� , ridr «roup� , and on the rndio during the yeur. They a!� o, took part in the annual ChrUtma (xinicrt in Meany llall. Both group� arr dirrrlrd by Profnwor “Chuck Ijinrrnrr. 229 university bands Blending the notes into melodious rhythm is the ambition of the Marching Band, which is loyally at hand to cheer on the football team. 230 Both the Sinlonietta and the University Marching Band, which have been highly appraised for their performance, are di- rected by Walter C. Wclke. The Sinfonielta presented several concerts during the year. Mary June Warner anil Dorothy Cole in u scene from “The Wedding Knell ’ by Verrnll, v� liloli won presented as purl of ihc Making Opera series. A scene from “Prima Donna by Brillen featuring Joyce Week� Morrison and Halpb Rosinbum. opera season Scarlatti’s “Virtue Triumphant was presented early in Other important roles were taken by Dorothy March with Janie (.alluhan and Catherine lilanas tuk- Cole anil Cary Munn in the iiiiimc department's ing starring role� . version of the Scarlatti opera. concert season The AYVS Concert� reason w« very successful this year. The committee which consisted of Marilyn Low. Mary Kay Morrissey. Loraine Peterson, chairman Alice Morse and Marie Svrnscn presented the baritone. Y illiam Warfield and Seattle's own Clarion Chorus. The Friends of Music Concert series presented as one of their main attractions the Budapest String Quartet. Members of this group include Joseph Hoisman. Jac Coro- detzky, Mischa Schneider and Boris Krovt. i 232 concerts untl lectures l)r. C.hupplr thi vrur presented u “Making Opera in� teud of the more familiar “Making Munir.' Three o|mtu were presented in conjunction with «ix Icxlurr . Dr. Tliiirmun headlined llic Religion I'.iiipliii-i- Week program h «peaking daily on “The Quml for l.ife. One program on the “Friend of Mu� ir“ «erie� featured the Northwest String Quartet. Member� , left to right, are: Nancy Schmitt. Chester Wood, Merle McKuig and Ken� le Rosen. 233 Yunick (iultlaun, Joan Nelson, Michael (.hiinlivun, Slu-rry Selfors, Dorlis Stcidley, W illiam Dorr and Itirluird Roach in n scene from The Sea Cull by Anton CItekhov. Presented at the Slum boat Theatre from October 2 through November 8. Directed by Robert Cray. showboat Dean Mi-lung, Michael Zuinn. George nialatioti, Clteryle Brown and Theodore I a Harr in “The Play’s the Thing by Ferenc Molnar. Presented at the Showboat Theatre from December 25 through January 31. Directed by Vauick GaUlnun. Joy Dillingham. Kit K001H , Michael Quinlivan, Alyee Mauser. Rae van Klliseh. William Dorc. and Voseo Cull in The Crus Harp by Truman Capote. Presented at the Showboat Theatre from November 13 through December 20. Directed by Robert Cray. Sherry Selfor� , Dorli« Steidley. Ccnc llufcisen, and Pcggr l.cc Haggard in a scene from “The Innocents” by William Archibald. Proenltd ill the Showboat Theatre from August 20 to September 27. Directed by Dnnal Harrington. penthouse Jocgil Krogii a� Great Catherine anil Hugh Funk a- 1.1. Kd'laxlmi in Shaw’ “Great Catherine ’ presented m ilic Penthouse Theatre from October 30 through December f� . Directed by Donal Har- rington. l in S. Kanfnian ami Michael F.ngli-h in “On tin- .Side of the Angela” by Glenn Hughe . Presented at the Penthouse Theatre from Vtigu ! 7 through September 13. Revived by popular request from January 22 to Febmury 20. Directed by Robert Gray. Frederick Rider and iNirholas Zanide in a wene from “The Man of Destiny by George Rernanl Shim. Presented at the Penthouse Theatre from October 30 to December 6 along with Great Catherine by Shaw. Directed by Dona I Harrington. Hugh Funk, F.laine Flliott. and Joan Nelson in a scene from “Bell, Rook, and Candle' b John van Druten. Presented nt the Penthouse Theatre from December II to January 17. Directed by Donul Harrington. 235 playhouse A occnr from the grrul Crffk elassie The I'rojiin Women by K n r ipnlr . Member� of lli« ra� t include Virgil Myer� , Dorii� Slcidley, I cilia Metcliica� , Fidrune Tobias. Marilyn Armstrong. Kathryn Bode. Joic Wyman, Don Adam� , I’liylli� Anderson, Pamela Prinly, Avon Johnstone, Certu Crunen, (irorgil Mai Townsend. Itarbura Farrt II. and Robert O’Neill-Butler. Tli� � play � � • presented January 13 to February 1-1. Kenneth fnrr direeted, the deeor � a« done by John A� liby Conway, and the eoditme� by Janie Order. Alfred Sten«on, Alfred Wheeler, and Jean Jory in lledda (.abler by Henrik Ibsen, a first master thesis production presented by the School of Drama. Joegil Kroj-li directed the play which was presented September 4. 5. 6. 12 and 13. The production wu« designed and eo� tumed by Miss Krngli. One of tlir tunny feature� of the UW Drama department i« flu creative dramatic- t'lii� � for junior high � clio«l age -Indent . Agne� Moreltead givn an autograph, following lu-r personal appearance nl the Penthouse theater. Drama -Indent- listen at Dane Clark civet out some “words of wodom durinc hi- personal appearance while appearing downtown in “Country Girl. 237 radia The Radio Department at the University has shown much progress in the last few years. Through their own radio '-tution they offer educational discussions, music and many other pleasures to the “outside world.” Soon students will enjoy their own television network as well, because of the forsight of the University. Seattle Univer- sity. Seattle Pacific College, Seattle Public Schools and KING-TV. panhellen ic Nhou, Minim Alpha Chi Onta Babcock, fiaihtia Alphi Drill Pi Rchaa. Brvrtly Alpha EfmJnn l hl llnuun, lunnr Alpha Gamma Drill Oliver. Kathleen Alphi Onucrun Pa Elliaon. Bcvraly Alpha Pbj Tippc. Rm Alphi Xl Drill Wild. Cartiliu Chi Caeca McIwik, Kathy Delia Drill Della Lee. Patricia Delta Gamma prevoit. Demi Drill Zen Tteller. Joanne Gamma Ifai Brti For Ira, M.Ily Kippi Alpha Thru Jaaoliwai, lion Kappa Drill Clarke. Dm Kappa Kappa Gamma Mann . Ukanetli Phi Mu Crunrn. (arm l hi Signa Saiiini Camphrll, Cat el vat Pi Bell Phi Bind, Barbara $ili� a Kappa Batonmr. Shirley Zcii Tau Alpha Baadiurd. Marilyn Prcaadrait Hanantri. Kan I In Vicr Pan Campbell. Carolyn Ind Virr Pit, Nkiki. Minim Am in ('Ju. Sdommrn, Shirley Publicity (Ju. 2-1-1 cabinet Panhellcnic is the coordinating body of the sorority system. Beside the regular meetings, this year’s Panhellcnic program in- cluded the rushing program prior to autumn quarter, round robin dinners and the annual training conference held during the first week of spring quarter for incoming and outgoing officers. Wash- ington's Panhellcnic i known nation-wide for its efficient, organ- ized and fair methods. Junior Panhellcnic is composed of presidents or representatives of each pledge class. This group meets regularly to discuss problems concerning each incoming class. Joint meetings and parties with Junior Interfraternity council are among their many activities. Thccu . Marilyn Preaiiler.t Nc-aiU, Ann Alphi Chi Omega Baudematel. Kaihv Alpha Delta Pi Maukind, Manon Alpha Kp.ilco Ptii Ldiiiom, Cynthia Alpha llimm [Vita Roae. Marilyn Alpha Omictim Pi Piccinllo, Maty Li«i Alpha Phi HoMitl. Jane Chi Omega Chnatian. Card Delta Delta Delta HnuiUm, Nancy Delta Gamma Ferguaan. Margaret Delia Zeca LeCfuj. Barbara Gamma Phi Beta NrUcm. Mona Kappa Alpha Theta Krute, Karen Kappa Delia Searlea, Mar .Lay Kappa Kappa Gamma Lailuta. Marguerite Phi Mo RrwenftekJ. LlU Phi Sigma Sigma Wclindcr. Calhy Pi Beta Phi Bucltwalicr. Beverly wESSJiTSU, Zeta Tau Alpha Lichtenwalner, Marion Seetetary Foater, Carol Treaaurtr Kathleen Lon Aaat. Relation! Oil NOT PICTURED; Betueo. Barbara Alphi Xi Delia Trealer. Joanne SehoUnhip Chi. Maneu. Glorirtta Social Chr. Lee. Patricia Standard! Chr. r. pun Hellenic NOT PICTURED: Sunu pnirlirr i« fun offer oil 1616 E. 50th St. alpha chi amega Cooper. John, Jr. Graveaun. Ntireea, So| Hanbcrg. Vtmo. It. Newby. Darlene. Jr. Overby. Carla. Fr. VanDervoer. Arlene. Soph. N� rmi. Miriam, Sr Preiidtnl Alvick. Carol, Fr. Andertnn, Evelyn. St. Bacon. Mary. Fr. Beel. Mtrlrnc. Soph Bigelow. Georgia. Soph Breivik, Janet. Soph. Chittenden. Robtn, Sr. Cralt. SJurW. Soph Delsre. Nancy. Sr. Daek. Claire. Fr. Di� m. Dune. Soph. Eriaai, Bette. Fr. Ferguacei. Jean, Soph. Frtmli. Sally. Fr. Gilhrrn.:m. Laura. Seph Gray. Patricia, Sr. Hammond. Evelyn. Jr. Harlow. Mary. Fr Hartley. Sylvia. Fr Hence . Joanne. Soph Hcndnlaon, Marion, Soph Enters,F' Nettle. Anne. Seph Odlanii. Mane. Jr Oliver. Marilyn. Jr. Peteraon. Lorane, Soph. Peter von. Neeia Lee. Fr. Thompaoei, Eliubeth.Se. Ts-acm. Jackie. Troyan. Jane. Soi Virginia. Fr .... Lynne Whitman. S i. I Hil'harJ. Sharrtei. Soph, Ho-blirl. Virginia, Fr Alice. Soph I. Arlene. Sr. B, Gloria, Sr. Klein. Flranor. Fr KnUetb. lane. Jr. Latham. Dale. Fr. Looney. Helen. Fr. MtClojd, IVathara. Soph Par. Fr. i: i: thy, Fr S| eer. Rae. Fr. Ward. Virginia. Watkina. Barbee. ____________ . Jr. Watien. Lynne. Fr. Whitman, Sylvia. J Wideig. Diana. Jr. Wikoot. Virginia. Soph, bright. Mickey. Jr. NOT PICTURED Lund. Laurel. Sr. Olaon. Ardia, Soph. 'Selling the «-lock back, maybe? Babcock. Barbara, Sr Prrudenl Allen, Carol. Soph. Andrraon, Carole Jo. alpha delta pi + � I 9 « J ‘4 vj m 1 ..'Ai Baudendiuel. MarrAnn. Butrrrworth, Marilyn, Soph. Carbon, Helen. Fr. Chare. Shirley. Soph. Cook. Joanne. Jr Cramer. Sally. Fr Cunningham, Otty, Soph. Davit. Catherine. Soph De Kraav. Virginia, Jr. Duran. Bonnie. Fr. Falk. Inca, Soph Foil� , Harrier, Sr. Friedrich, Grace. Sr. GtMkciff. Dudy. Scph Giedl, Carol. Sonh Given . Jeanne. Jr Grail. Marge. Ir Hager, Frary. Ft Haider, Janet. Jr. Here. Joanne. Fr. Heater. Palay. Scph Hill. Gail. Soph Hill. Virginia. Soph. Humphrey. Barbara. Fr Athene, Maurer. Paula. Fr. McArthur. Narine, Fr. Me Dona ugh. Bet. Soph. McDowell. Marilyn. Fr Me Ho. Joan. Fr. Neal. Par. )r. Pateeracei. Katherine. Fr Pennell. Ann. Fr. Rallii. Helen. Soph Reed, Dceotby. Fr. Rrttkowiki. Yolanda. 1 Richard.. Dune. Sr Robtnrcei. Zoc. Jr. Rogera, Virginia. Fr. Rowland, Pamela. Fr. S'S � rr5' ssfasrif.-F' Walker. Peggy. Jr. War burton. Alberta. Jr. Water.. Looellen, Fr. Wilaoo. Gloru. ft. Yolland, Kay. Fr. Zundel. Loye. Jr. Row 1—Brliiir. Beverly. Sr., president; Almclrh, Lucille, Soph.; Bender. June K., hr.; Brashen, Marlene 1L, Soph.; Buschke. Esther, Fr.; Capelulo, Betty. .Soph.; Crohn, Lharmaler. Grad.; De I.eon, 1-eatrice. Soph.; Endelman, Frieda N., Sr.; Friedman, Char- lene J.. Soph.; Goldberg. Dorothy I_ Sr.; Gussman, Lois. Soph. Row 2—Herman. Valerie, Fr.; Israel. Beverly. Fr.: Israel. Emily. Soph.; Jackson, Carol. Fr.; Landau, Barbara. Soph.; lanetoo, Carol. Fr.; I,evry, Merielle, Soph.; I.rwis, Elaine, Fr.; Mankind, Marian. Fr.; Mosier, Judith. Fr.; 01 man, Berta Mae, Soph. Row S—Pinch. Mitrie, Fr.; Folicar, Sally. Soph.; Robinson. Marilyn. Fr.: Samuels llaine. Jr.; SehniUer, Barbara. Fr.; Soriano. Mar- lene. Jr.; Sosa, Joyce, Soph.; Stern, Rosanne. Soph.; Sussman, Joan. Fr.; Suattman, Nancy, Soph.; Thai, Lillian. Fr.; Vines, Da- venr, Jr.; Weinir, Rochelle, Jr. Row 4—Weinstein, Carol. Fr.; Woll, I .ore. Soph. alpha epsilon phi NOT PICTURED: Anschell. Sydney. Soph. Burnett. Bette L, r. Da via, Eleanor. Sr. Dobrv. Beverly. Soph. Fine, Helene, Fr. Shapiro, Janet, Fr Sigel, Isabel. Fr. 4531 18th Avc. N. E. Who's got the funnies? •1.11.� 21� t Ave. .VE. alpha gamma delta NOT PICTURED Cailaon. Joanne. Jr O dell. Moll . Sorh ll n mil urt-tartling lo Hoyle. Henaoo. Jeanne. 5r. Pmidewt Bell, Jiniee, Fe. Mary Ann. Fe. Bualin. Mary, Jr. Bramard. Pam, Fr. Brcwitrr. Ji in. Soph Campbell. Betiy, Pr. Catrm. Audiet. Sf. Chcnowith. Lillie. Fe. Clemmer. Marlifo. Ft. Covle. Cynthia. Fr. Crcley. Sally. Scph. Ooolill. Ham, Sr. Curry. Pal. Jr. Davia. Dona Jeanne. Fr. IVlfcnei. Nadine, Fr. Donahue. Pal. Sr Fee ley, Sylvia. Soph Foacer, Carol. Jr. Frrdell. Marjorie. Fr Predeire. Monica. Fr Cibhe. Elate. Soph. Gibb.. Janet. Fr. Good. Nancy, Fr Hatlowe. Trudy. Soph. Haaacn. Jamel. Soph. Holland, Lora, Soph. H -i'i. Lynne. Pr, c. Nancy. .n Kemp. Barbara, fr! Hunt. Nancy. Soph. Icegcnacn, Jean. Soph. K-ur. Marcia, King, Jacquie, Soph. Krwwlea, Pally. Fr. Kreeitchnablc. Gloria. Scph. Lambertcn. Vngy, Soph. LaDrew, Maxine. Jr Lolgren. Eleanor, Fr Lclnrcra, Cynthia, Fr. Liehtrawalnet, Mancei. Jr. McLean. Derma. Fr Mageioroa. Juan. Pr. Maithrut. Marinrie. Jr Micbeli. Marianne, Jr. MoaJy. Sharon. Soph Moult, r,. Shit ley, Soph Neergard. Chriitinr. Fr NeiWid, Shirley, Fr. Newell, Marilyn. Soph O'Leary. Katherine. Fr. ParUr, Vennelle. Fr Pooley. Maureen. Fr. Prtrraon. Jean. Soph. Schmid. Barbara. Soph. Schuetie. Carol. Scph Sehultr. Lillian. Scph Siueien. Maty Ann, Fr Sprinter. Nancy. Fr Stewart. Pally. Jr. Toole. Pat. Soph. Troaa. Mary-Pat. Soph Trucarvo. Angie. Soph Tullodr. Carolyn. Jr. Tuepening. Barbara, Soph Turner. Dcdic. Soph. Unruh. Lera. Sr. Valler. Lou Warborttm, Ann. Soph V.leneVFr. V cmmann. Marla. Fr Weldon, Mairrern. Soph. Wicieraham. Mart Alice. Fr. Young, lane. Scph Ziebrr. Janet. Soph. Oliver, Kathleen.Grad. President Anderson, Darlene. Fr. Batson, Joan. Fr. Beeson, Jo. Fr. Brecion, Colleen, Fr. Brown, Nancy, Fr. ('.adrancll. Carmen, Fr. Callison. Virginia, Jr. Cochran. Jean. Soph. Corl, Helen, Jr. Klliman, Jenisc, Soph. Farrell, Marian. Fr. Faupouin, Rosine. Grand. Gardner. Adalyn, Fr. Gulick, Gayle. Fr. Humilton, Geneita. Soph. Hensen. Martha. Soph. Ilurpel, Barbara, Fr. Hirer h, Barbara. Sr. Hopferttpergrr, Audrey, Sr. Horn. Doris Sr. James. Sharon. Fr. Jenncrson. Mattel. Jr. Johnson, Sharon A.. Fr. Kerttula. Esther, Sr. I jnM'ii. Janet. Fr. l-ee. Patricia A., Soph. I .oeker, Shirley, Sr. Manwaring. Arden. Jr. Meriwether. Judy, Sr. O'Brien. Kathleen, Fr. Palmer, Mary Jane. Jr. Peel, Sharon, Jr. Pilon, l.orrainr. Soph. Real. Carolyn, Fr. Rhodes. Sally. Fr. Rodman, Patricia, Soph. Rose, Marilyn. Fr. Russell, Karen, Soph. Sims, Patricia. Jr. Sims Sylvia. Fr. Smith. Sheila. Fr. Squillance. Muriel, Sr. StoneJ.urg. Jaqudyn. Fr. Strandberg. Sonjia. Sr. Straub. Frances, Fr. Suprunowski, Ann, Fr. Thomson. Katherine, Sr. Thompson, Shirley. Fr. V onllarten, Anne, Sr. Wallace, Bernice. Fr. Whetstone. Emily, Jr. White, Baltic. Soph. Willson. Marlynn, Fr Wripht. Jnn. Fr. AOP a trying to teaeh n new clog old tricks. alpha otnicron pi NOT PICTU RF.D: O'Malley, Zoe. Soph. Scribner, Suzanne, Soph. Seiler, Joan, Jr. 1906 E. 45th St. 250 alpha phi NOT PICTURED: Fairaervice, Emmie l.ou. Jr. Schmitt. P. Doreen. Jr. Spafford. Nancy. Sr. Tlie Alpha Phi choir at Homecoming nltruct a crowd. Klli'On, Beverly, Sr. President Mien. Joan. Fr. Raine, Nancy. Soph. Ratcheldcr. Carol. Soph. Bavne, Carolyn. Jr. Beal. Barbara. Soph. Bcc. hcr, Joan. Fr. Bergerson, Mary. Fr. Bertib, Maralyn. Sr. Brcar, Beverly, Fr. Brown, Joanne, Jr. Brown, Marilyn, Soph, («moron. Judith, Soph. Carlson, Birgit, Soph. lifford, Florence, Soph. Dick man, Sally, Soph. Doucette, Jackie, Jr. Drury, Karen, Fr. Ensch. Jackie. Soph. Findley. Diane. Fr. Frink. Pat, Sr. Gleason, Sharon. Fr. Gregory. Margaret. Fr. Gr©v«, Geraldine, Fr. Hadley, Sally, Soph, ilaknnson, Clark is, Jr. Hnyrox, Zilpha, Fr. Hay , Clair, Fr. Hint . Mary Louise, Fr. Hoge, Joyce, Fr. Ilolmstrom, Anne. Fr. Ilowurth, Pat, Jr. Johnson, Betty, Jr. Johnson, Carol, Jr. Kefauvcr, Elizabeth, r. Kavil, l-eora. Fr. Kennelly. Patty. Sr. Kirkendall. Carol. Jr. I-ec, Jane, Sr. Ixmmia, Gerri. Soph. Mader. Ann. Soph. Marshall. Marilyn, Sr. McCoomhs, Esther, Fr. McElluiney, Marilyn, Soph. Meagher. Donna, Fr. Miller. Kay. Jr. Minard. Johanna, Soph. Moe. Marilyn, Soph. Nystrom. Carole. Soph. Overby. Shirley, Soph. Parson� , Shirley, Soph. Pierson, Lynn, Fr. Petra borg, Nancy, Soph. Piecirillo. Mari� I.ui� a. Soph. (Juistorff. Beverly, Jr. Rovig.Dorotliy, Soph. Rupp, Jean, Sr. Scripps. Sally. Soph. Smith. Monterey. Sr. Snider. Gail, Soph. Staley. Jean, Jr. Starii. June. Grad. Sutherland. Valerie, Fr. Wnddinghain. Judith. Fr. Whyte. Margy, Soph. Wilson. Alice, Fr. Yates. Diana, Jr. Young. Patricia, Sr. 231 Alpliu Xi’s entertain u foreign personality. 45-11 19th Avr. N.E. alpha xi delta NOT PICTURED: Benson, Barbara, Fr. Cooper. Ccorgin, Soph. Gaub, Peggy. Jr. Goldman, Charlotte. Fr. Holm, Signe, Soph. Olson, Joyce, Fr. White. Marlene. Fr. Row 1: Tuppc, Rita, Sr., President: Adams, Jacqueline. Sr.; rthur. Marilyn. Sr.; Atwood, Marilyn. Jr.; Berry, Mary June, Fr.; Bjorlie, Margaret, Fr.; Bragdon, Marjorie Soph.; Bonnichc, Jan. Soph.; (Prison. Jean. Soph.: Clarke. Connie. Jr.; Clarke. Pat. Fr.; Coni in. Sue. Sr. Row 2: Co , Betty, Fr.; Dally, Shirley, Fr.; Davison, Donna. Fr.: Davison. Peggy. Soph.; Denney. Claudia, Fr.; Erickson, Phyllis, Jr.; Kvans. Barbara. Fr.; Fairall, Marilyn. Jr.: Fleming. Joanne. Soph.; Flournoy. Judy. Soph.: Coggins. Shirley, Jr.; Hamilton, Peggy. Fr.; Hansen, Barbara, So pit. Row 3: Hanson. Faye, Fr.; Harrington, Pat, Fr.; Harrison, Bcv, Soph.; Holm. Birgit, Sr.; Kitchen. Sally, Fr.; Knud- son. Non. Sr.; Kvande, Sharon. Fr.; Lee Agnes, Jr.: lee, Olive, Soph.: I.iebe, Carol, Sr.; Lines, Marlene. Jr.: Luther. Georgia. Soph.; MarFarland, Jeannr, Soph. Row 1: Nel.vn. Sally, Fr.; Nielsen. Connie. Sr.: Pearl, Irene. Fr.; Peterson, Janet. Soph.; Petram, Joy, Soph.: Pirtle. Barbara, Fr.: Riley, Louise, Soph.; Rugg, Bernice. Sr.; Ruple. Marilyn, Soph.; Rushton, Betty, Jr.; Rystad. Vickie. Fr.; Shaw. Sue. Sr.; Sims. Gaudia. Soph. Row 5: Strom. Grace, Soph.; Strom, Katin, Soph.; Sullivan. Jackie. Fr.; Summers. Adelle, Fr.; Trembles, Dawn. Jr.: VanAntwerp, Sherron. Soph.: Varney, Sharon. Fr.; Webster. Donna Lou. Soph.; Wickers, Betty. Fr.; Wilson, Dolores. Sr.; Wilson. Sally. Fr.; Wines. Donna. Fr.: Zobrist. Helen. Soph. $ 99 % ? '■ ( 1717 E. 47ih Si. Wnnl. ( jirrilou. Sr. 'renident Andre. Janet. Kr. Atkinson. Thelma. Jr. Bendivsen. Karen, Fr. Banner, Peggy, Soph. Blackwell. Patsy. Ft. B nner, JoAnn, Jr. Bonner, Pauline. Soph. Bradford. Marilyn. Sr. Buller. Marilyn. Sopit. Callaghan. Maureen. Sr. Carlson. Diane. Soph. Clapp. Martha, Sr. (.'nwdrn. Marjorie. Fr. Curtis, Marjorie. Sr. Dr Bard. Carol, Fr. Dolman. Adele. .Soph. chi omega Ihi .ier, Jeanne. Fr. DuCIum. Joan. Soph. Duncan, Beryl. Fr. Freeman. Kuth Alice. Sr. GildrmeUtrr. Joan. Jr. Goodwin, 11 a el. Sr. Crayhill. Patricia. Soph. HanMrom. Jeanne. Sr. Hammer, Karol, Sr. Hanson, Carol Jean. Fr. Hayes. Nancy. Sr. Herman. Hurkira. Fr, Herman. Norma. Fr. Ilohert. Carol. Soph. Ilolrditz. Janie Ann. Fr. NOT PICTURED: DeCroote, Carolyn. Jr. Grirsingrr, Geraldine, Sr. Radvrirk, Anne. Jr. These Chi OV have somethin� : on the mind beside •Indies. Holbrook, Frances F.. Jr. lac.oe. Sallir, Fr. Johnson. Anne. Soph. King. Judith, Fr. Klassel. Joanne, Soph. Knapp. Sally. Fr. I.ohr, Eleanor. Sr. Mower, Royal. Jr. Nolan. Polly. Soph. O'Hare. Lynn, Fr. Olsen, Darlene. Fr. Olson. Janet, Soph. Otto. June. Fr. Pattison, Marilyn, Sr. Pederson, Phyllis, Fr. Reed. Joanne. Sr. Reltm. Mollie, Soph. Richards, t arlyne Knv. Fr. Ring, Joanne. Jr. Rust, Betty Ia u. Jr. -V hup pc rt, Carol, Soph. Srhootcy, Kave. Soph. Stewart. Gloria, Fr. Swygard. Jann. Fr. Tarhill. Mnrikate.Sonh. Taylor. Jocelyn. Soph. Thompson. Patricia. Fr. Thulean. Joun Ann. Sr. Walters, Emily. Jr. Weblter, Janet. Fr. A nnk. Carolyn, Soph, .uanich. Mary Jane. Sr. 4527 21m Avr. N.E. For guU wiili k«k� I rrrordi delta delta tlelta NOT PICTURED: Allan. J. Maine, Soft. Harbcy. Mary R.. Jr. Bcuae. Joanne. Sr. Doner, Barbara B.. Jr. Smith. Nancy A., Jr. Ycaralcy. Julienne R.. Ilrhuii, Kathryn M .Sr. Ptciidrni AnJetMci. Icanne F..Fr Andericei, Nonna L.Jr Baler. Marilyn J.. St Bartnm, Sharon I... Soph. Bauer. Barbara L. Soph. Bril, Beverly L.. Srpli Berry. Naneyr L-. Ft. Bird. Betaey L,. Jr Ikettichrr. Nancy A . Janet O..S . Btrahcara. Betty A . Fr Cater . Betty K., Sr. Chamberlin. Charlotte F . Jr. Chrutian. Carol L . Fr (htutiaiwn. Betty J„ Jr- Clark. Sally. Jr. Cituier, Diane. Jr. Cotter. Joanne, rr. Dean, DaMlcll C.. Sr Dodge. Natalie H . Jr link, Maureen I’.. Fr. Dykeman. Rorlla D.. Scph. Ehrrlein, Barbara J.. Fr Gibacei. Jeaei M.. Jr. Orel «be in. Patti J., Soph. Hammell. LuVern M . Fr. Hanktna, Diane M., Soph. Hanrahin. Nancy N,.Jr Hanaoti. Jcun C.. Fr. Hritbnnk. Ann E.. Fr. Illman. Sally M . Ft Jackman, Gwen D.. Jr. iacka.ni. Mark L-. Soph JaiAiiei. Mat lew F. . Fr Jacobaco. Dawn C.. Soph. Jchnacet, Elilabcth A., yJL. J'.ex� . Joanne M . Soph Jooea. Leona M . Soph Krtahner. Elmore J . Fr. Kmti. Joan A.. I‘r. King. Marilyn E . Soph Knickerbocker. Blanche. Fr. Ktekow . Marilyn C . Jr Ktepa. Harriet D., Soph. Lee. Georgia J.. Jr Lind. Kami. Soph Loncpre. Barbara I) . S-ph Luchr. IVcina M . Jr. Lumm, Dcnorhy E.. Fr. Maai. Sue Ann. Sr McComb. M Jidlllen. Sofh McLacuhlin, Nancy, br Mat.Ml, Geneanne M Soph. Million. Marly J . Fr Mrurer. Cc.nnac L . Jr. Minaid. Patricia J . Jr. Medial. Marline. Soph. Mum. Beverly F . Soph Morgan. Patricia A . Sr Murac. Alice N.. It Nmine. Lyn M.. Fr. Olaen, Barbara J.. Fr. (Mn:in, Patay L . Soph. Owen . Nancy A . Fr iin, Virginia M . Paulaon, Laura I.. Fr R (a. Barbara J.. So Srph R eg� . Shirley M . St. Ri.J.l� , Charlene t . Fr. Rea . Ann E-, Soph. Rix. Jean M . Soph Rian, Margaret M.. Fr Ryan. M Karhlene. Sr. Sehatk, Erica L . Fr Semnietn, Carol A,. FT Smith. JoAtui S.. Ft. Spaeth. Sue. Soph Stelfan. C. Jacklyn. Jr. Meioer, nnriia j., rr rurney, B- Joanne, Sr [TuUmger. Jane G., Ft. Turk. Pr.acilta A . Fr Stciber. Shrill J.. Fr_ Turney. B. Tn Turk. ■HM VanScoyoc, Arlene E . Fr. Waller. Barbara J.. Soph. Wilton. L. Jean. Soph. W.Uoo. Mary F. . Soph. Wood. Joan. Soph. Wood . Sally A . Spli 2012 E. 45th St Lee. Pallid F.. Sr. Piriulcnt Alkti. Pr r 1., Sr. Auatm. Nancy E.. Pr. Rwtr, Hrkn Louiae.Jr. Bmton. Judnh A., Fi. Bock. Eliubeth J.. Fi. Bcainard. Elisabeth J , Fi. Blown. Barbara J , V-ph Burnxnibi. Vadine, Soph Catium, Geraldine. Clark. Jacqueline J . 5r. Comer. Nancy M . Soph- Dani. Pauline A . Jr. Darii. Manlm E-. Jr. DeFoml. L. Janet. Sr. de Ia Ventne. Toni, Fr. Durand. M.ir Jane. J. Ednuiia, Anne. Ji. Fiayn. Sutanne A . Sr. Cirium, Diane E-. Soph Cordon. Ali� L.. Ji HamnnevJ Sally E.. Soph Han.man, Mary I... Si Haiucn, Ingrid J.. Fr. Hruhey. Joyce C.. 8oph. Hodacei. Patricia J.. Soph. Hnuarcei, Nancy Z-. Fr. Hoflman. Shuler J . Fr. Howard. Suian C.. Fr Jonra, Carol. Soph Kaat. Sharm. Sopii Lanaer. Sally. Jr. Lamm. Sonja J.. Fr. Lcwm. Barbara Tew.. Mar� C Lniclinin. Aylene Soph. Low. Marilrn. Jr. MacDonald, Berry Rae. Jr. Martin, J unne P . Sr McCrae. Jean E.. Sr. McDonald. Jean C.. Mic Donald. Marilyn E , Sr. McEachern. Joan K . Soph. McKinatry. Jeanne C., Jr. Myera. Elirabeth J.. Sr Norman. Marlene J., Soph. Pereraon. Sallv Rae. Soph. PSelp.. Marilou, Sr. Piper, Jane B.. Jr. Piath. J«un M.. Pr. Royce. Sally. Jr. Ruat. Helen A . Soph. Ryan, Elaine. Sr Schwab, Jeanne O . Sr. Stray, Cala T.. Fr. ShaJrr. Shirley E-. Soph Shanoon. Sallie A.. Jr Siamcoi. Greta C., Fr. Strandheu. Gail M . Fr Strindberg. Joan L.. Sr. Taaicaie. Mary Carolyn. Fr Udall. Mar Irish A. Jr. van Tyrn. Marie E.. Fr. van Tyen, Hrlrnr. Jr. Walletiua. Lynn A . Fr. Walkren. Bonnie J.. Fr Waiaa, Marsarrt Ann. Soph. Wcmentin Claire I., Fr. Youkdm. M Margie. Syph. Maybe it will «lay up thin time. delta yum mu NOT PICTURED: knacn. Kathryn H.. Jr. Leavitt, Margaret Anne. Seliin. Shelly. Sr. Werttcmberar. Joyce A.. Sr Hiinrh. Shcttil, Soph. Bun. Margaret. Fr Campbell. Shirley. Jr Cluae. Elisabeth. Soph Crowley. 1 «rally. Fr. Darnell. Mary. Suph I i luxtli. JoAiut, SipK Emery. Annettr. Fr. Fcrgiuxi. Buhara. Jr Fergiaaon. Miremt, Fr Franco. Joan. Jr. Flint. Jcjiuy. Sr. Franr. Barbara. Fr liwin. KithtriiK. Fr UtN , Hue I. Jr. Chiding.. Shirley. Jr. Harpok. Jean. Fr. Holbrook. Joann. Fr Mohr, Virginia, Fr Ingham, Silly. Fr. Ingle, Ihxina. Fr Jillrr, Elisabeth. Jr )rnm . Roberta, Jr Kelly. ColIcm. Fr Kujyoumrian. Aitli. Fr Konlr, Carol. Jr Krrw. Arlene. Soph. URur. Mary. Jr L .l tm. Betty Lou. Fr. M.Cartftcy, Nancy, Fr. Miller. I ii«et. Jr. Miller. Myma. Jr M ratt, Joan. Sr M.udock. Sunnne. Soph Nclaoo. Beitrly. Jr NeUnn. Pnthu, Fr Olam, Patricia, Jr Peatam. Sharxi. Soph. Peteri. lV«othy Hit. Soph Her� , Mirim. Soph Ri.htrr, Jacklyn, Jr Kothroek, Suunnr. Ft Serher. Irene. Fr Saber. Join. Soph Samo. Milon, Jr Shanilclt, Amy. Soph Snyder. Janrt. Soph Smud. IXinna. Soph. Timur. Mir.u, Fr U'ictman. Elisahcth. Jr. Wilbur, Ada. Fr. Wooduard. Mary. Soph Zachary. Shirk� . Jr. Bateheldct. Uetcrly. Jr. Beck. Joanne. Sr Bensted. Ann. Fr. Premat. Donna. Jr. Prnulrai � 335 I Bill W. V E. delta seta NOT PICTURED HtiMB, Joan. Fr Buithart. Barhara. Fr Cri.iby, Jian«, Jr Fentm. La Verge. Jr KuiM. Arlene. Soph. McCn idle. Martin, Jr. Smith, Ourluite, Ft Riefater, Miry Jane. Fr. PiitKpong in no cluillcngc lo the I)Z . 132'J 1 Till Ave. V E. gamma phi beta NOT PICTURED: Buuinu. Helen. Sr Hitmi. Critchen. Soph. Havlma, Laure Leuth. Soph. Moerow. Anne. Soph «well, Geraldine. Sr (•anituu Phi'� await a lunch exchange with a «mile. Treeler. To. S� . Pro i Jem Atu, Junice, Soph Baler. EL am . Jr Baker. Mary Louue. Fr. Black. Sylvia, Fr Brown. Louue, Fr. II- ryrndale. Glen. Soph Cahill, Marpm. Fr farm. . Audrey, Soph Eanirtkunr. Janet. Fr Carlacet. Juannr, Sr Clark. Lai ilia. Jr Clark. Marion. Sr CceJi. JoAnnc. Soph (rank. Sylvia. Soph IVpaldaon. Sally. Fr Elian. Evelyn. S-pb Fouler. Joyce. Fr Caret. Ann, Sr Cault. Rom, Fr Halim. Berry. Soph Marte. Mar . Fr HrnJrraon, Joan, Fr Hilen, Ann. Fr Hill... Jrady, Scpli Min.krl, Sitaan. Sr H..al. Ikt.y. Sr. Ivaraaao. Karol, Jr. Ji-naen. Doniu. Fr. jnheuon, ShnU. Sr Kelly. Mary Kay. Soph. LrCoo], Barbara. Fr. r- Jr i. S, Lee. Margaret, Soph. Lee. Virxmia, Je Lencei. Janice. Sr. Lewi . Evelyn. Jr L� vvied, Elisabeth. Sr Lydgate. Juan. Soph. Mace. Nancy. Soph M. Inn . Alicenn. Soph McLean. Jujy. Fr. McLallen. France .Soph Michael. Violet. Jr. Middleton. Victoria. S ph, Miller. Patricia. Se MonUntnrry. Shucei. Moore. IVcma. Sr Moeri� , Ann. Sr. Mcenroo. Patricia, Sr Motriury, Mary Kay. Soph. Mutt. Nancy. Jr. MurlUr. Ann. Fr Morrow. Nancy, Soph Myers, Alluco, Fr Myer.. Gail. Sr Mrtn, Marilyn. Jr Nadrn, Joanne, Sr Neville, Barbara. Jr. N’ewtnn, Eleanore. Soph Nicbolt. Martcelc. Jr Nina. Shawn. Jr. Nun� . Thalia, fr Nobn, Eve. Sepli I Until. Genevieve. Jr. Peter� cn. Irene. Fr. Proctor, Terry. Sr. Qiiilbam. Suun. Sr RuhnueiJ, Janice. Fr. Rivcnkureh. Chatman. Soph Ryan. Rohm. Fr SanlunJ. Sandra, Fr Schmitt. Nancy. Fr. Schmiti, Patty. Ft Shulls. Mar,. Fr. Siooatun. Alda Ire. Sr. Smith. Barbara. Sr. Seantuo, Sandra. S p!i Thumpaun. Mary Carol. Jr Tmvani. Jean. Soph Vandetcooh. Gretchen. Jr. Walker, Nancy, Jr. Walker, Sujie. Scpli Walter� , Oewtarwc. Jr. White. Joan. Soph. Writer. Char here. Sr. Eaitcrbrooh, Sally. Sr. Frendeat AcVrrman. Batty. Soph. Afatw. Alrda. Fr Ci h ,.r Mil Allan. Marilyn. Soph Allium. faMai, Ft Arrowimib, Janrt, Ft Aspen. Marilyn. Jr. Biel� . Sue. Jr. Bm:hi. Barbara, Jr, Harm, Indy. Jr. Bnldi. Virginia, Jr. Bilgcr. Patricia. Bovic. Lynn, f Brackett, Lou. Bullrr. Suzanne. Burrow� . Nancy. Fr. Cooke. Colleen. Soph. Coiby. Karrn, Fr Cutler, Baa. Jr. Darrcnigh, Anna Lynn. St. DeCan. Batay. Seph Dtann. Muriel Mav. Ft Duneon, Ann. Fr. Endalow, Virginia. Fr. F.ta. Julia, Jr, Forler, Molly. Sr. Pratna. MItalian. Soph Proat. JarV c. Sr Ft oat, Jill. Sr. Hawkini. Judy. Soph. Hill. Hamel. Sr Holm, Janet. Fr. Huiho. Cattxiei. Fr. Hulhjuiai, Kami. Soph Ivra. Joanna. Soph Keller. Jamca. Jr. Kennedy, Candy, Sr Latimer, Avaka. Sr Lidatona. Judy. Fr Lindaay, Betiv. Sr Lmk. Diane, Soph i, mraia, rt rd. Peggiiu. Jr. m. JoAnn. Sa. a. Par. Jr. Loa. Mary. Fr. MauV. Catherine. Sr. McCaakill. Chriarv. Sr Markibury, Kar. Fr. Middleton. Molly. Jr Mitchell. Joanne. Jr Moo-e. Shirlay. Soph M'.unary. Sally, Jr. Murray. Gall. Fr. Nelaon. Mom. fr N'ewgard, Ncu-acm. Nichols, Otter hour. Janie. Jr. Price. Joy. Fr Rlcklcy. Jill. Jr Rem, Ellen, Soph Rent. Jean. Jr. Rota. Sharon. Fr. Sabarhagan, Ann. Jr. Sabarhagan. Janet. Fr. St. John. Da bine. Jr Selby, jane, Jr Stout. Suzanne, Seph Stuht. Sally. Fr. Svcndacn. Mark. Soph Tbomai. Barbara. Sa. Thomas, Nancy. Fr. Thuraton. Dune, Soph. Tye. Joyce. Fr. VanAradel. Ann, Jr Valdaaeei. Jcena. Fr. Welch. Mary Beth. Jr. Wright. Pat. Soph. Zimmerman, Mirv Lou. Jr. Jacohaen. Join, Si Prt.idriii Anderu.n. Amu, Jr Anilcrun, I’hvllu, So Arndt. Aid� the. So Banla. Nancy. Fr lUicrr. Jeanette. Jr Braun. M.rlen.-, So, IUirrc, Beverly, So Campbell. Joan. Fr Carbon, Shirley. Fr Cauidy. Maureen. Fr ihot, Pit, So Clark, Manltn. Jr. Curry. Catharine, Fr I avU. Ann. Jr. IVatrr. Darlene. Jr. Draper. Diane. So Dk, Pat. So. Emrnon, Ellen. Sr Kmland. Beverly. Jr Fu. Carolyn. Fr. Foitcr, Joyte. Sr Halbert. Jackie. Fr Hall. Muriel. Fr. Haihi'a-av. Ann, Fr. Hatton. Pat. Jt. Ilmen. Inter, So. Hanten, Mar lie. Jr. Hoe7. Mvtnic. Fr. Horn. Georumr, Sr. K. i.-i. o. M� rv Lou. Sr Jacoiuen. Judy. Fr. ti. Janet. Fr. a. Joan. Fr. Mar lie. Fr Jonacn, Georgia. Sr. Key. FJotabel. Jr. Krute. Karen, rr. Landm, Irene, Se. Lightbody. Pat. J� . Locve. Atla. Fr. Lovell. Bothy. Fr McCotkle, Joyce. Sr McGuinneM, Bette. So. McKeever, Jane. Fr Mainmaring, Anna, Jr Mirtrni. Carol. Sr Martin, Carol. So. Martin. Jean. Ft. MilUinlland. Call. Fr. Mill., Barbara. Fr Mi Ur. Dorothy. So. Moen, Matgie, Ft Paderit. Sceiva, So. Ph.llipa, Peggy. Fr Roacor, Jran, So. Schanpert. Betty. Jr Smith, Anita. So. Smith, Atdii, Sr Smith, Joan. Sr. Smith. Lob. Fr Sccincipber, Cbue. Fr Saevenion, Betty, Sr Symca, Virginia, Fr Tubhi, Barbara. Sr Tubt� , Peggy. jr. Tumer, Laurie Ann. So Vincent. Lou. Fr Wahlgren, Clocia, So. Ward. N'rixiu. Fr. Warren. Janet. So Weber, Jane. Ft WeuJeaaan, Jo. Jr Whittaker. Val, Sr. Willi, tngaborg, Fr. Woody, Mary Jo. Fr. Soft mimic atn«l friendly conversation rannoi •listrarl this student from her que t for know ledge. kappa tlelit NOT PICTURED; Caoun. Maty, Jr Furry. Jamw. Fr. Kaumnan, Iktty. Jr Poninvy, Ravda. Jr. Rimer. Carolyn. Jr Tbompvei. Par. St Weber. Jean. Fr. How 1: Munes . GlorirtU, Sr.. President; Burnham. BcvcHy J.. Fr.: Carbo, Itonna K. Sr.; EHendahl. C. Jean. Fr.; Gainer. Bonnie Jr.; Gavcy. Patricia I... Fr.: Gucmsc, Kathleen A.. Soph.; I-asKure . Marguerite A.. Fr.; Las Karr� . Marianne N.. Fr.: Lavin, Patricia A.. Sr.: Linton. Frances C., Sr. How 2: Merritt. Donna J., Soph.: Miller. Marilyn A.. Soph.; Snell. Marlyn F„ Soph.; Thotn.iv Marilyn K.. Jr.; Williams. Karen J.. Fr. phi imi NOT PICTURED: Haggard, PeggeJee, Jr. 13-10 1 Tilt Ave. N. K. The Phi Mu'� create the Halloween atmosphere in their living room. 1504 IHili Ave. N. K. kappa kappa yamnia NOT PICTURE!} i Davia. Sara Jaw. Scpb Ivey, Cbire, St. L Jiii:u, Nmcr. Jr. McDermott. Carol. Jf. Kfippa girl nre indunlrioun da well a Ix-aiiliful. Clarie. Lnuaar C. , Sr Preiuient Afck«, Barbara I., Sr. Adam.. Phyllu. Ft. Adam., Wendy E .Soph. Anderaiay, Joyce M.. Jr Anderenn, Nancy, S -ph Atwater. Nancy, Jr Ausu.unc. Deirdre R Bodgley. Carole. Jr. lUrlef. Janet, Jr. Hni(b, iTpir R . S B(«lrtl, IF«ni L . Jr Brairaetd. Deliver. Jr Brrttca, NirwyJ., Fr. Btauna, Eire I . Soph Brrnrman. Eda L.. Ft. Brown, Mary Jarv, Jr. llurit. Jean V.. Fr. Callaghan. Niner, Such. Fvlioin. Shared L , Jr. Campbell, Margot, Soph Caaaela, Colleen, Jr CaearU, Dun . Ft. Oumtvrlm. Kay O . Fr. Cfcriat. Virginia J.. Fr. Colra, Helen, Soph C.lwell. Eleanor S . Jr. IVFord. Marlene. Fr. I Vainer. Edvth Ann. Jr IKuglai. Carolyn. Fr. Farmer, Kay. Jr. Farmer, Sunny Sue. Soph FetlenJI. Diane M . Fr. Fraaer. Lee I , Fr Fraaer. Sue K . Fr Funk. K Ann, Sr. Gieee. Marilyn. Se Graham. Phrllia. Jr. Gray. Diane, Soph Griffith. Diane. Soph. Hauler. GWeia. S. pb Haynra. France� B.. Jr Herd, Francea. Jr. Hill. Nancy S . Fr H.1I11, Ann. Soph Hurlbut. Belay E-. Fr Hutchanaoo. Irene C., Jr Keele. Jcananne. 8«. Keith. Beverly. Sr Keller. Faith. Ji Keller. Marea H . King. IXinahy E . Lalta. Shirley. Fr. Lauiun, Pcjxr, Sr Leaaard, Joan. Sr. Link. Jean M . J. L viaied. Marilyn L . Sr. Lucchrainl. Gladyne R , Soph. Marion, Virginia, Ft McIntyre. Marcia L .Fr. Moody, Eliraheth A . Jr M-ene, Barbara Ann. Soph. Neuman, Paula A., Soph Newman. Carole. Fr Newton, Ann. Soph Peek. Joanne, Jr. Peter aim, Sara Mae. Soph. Price. Jao, Soph. Rockey, Helen M .Soph Sawyer. Sally. Fr Srailea. Marikay. Fr Siderea. Gloria A . Fr Slipper, Anne C.. Fr Smith. Ann, Soph Smith. Kay. Jr Stalling!. Toinettr, Sr. Scceyr. Shirley Ann. Fr. Swanaeei. Atlroe. Fr. Tayloe. Sally L . Jr Turnrr. Nancy J.. Soph. Unbrwuat. Anne L one. Jr WagMall. Louiae. Fr. Weayer. Sue J . Sr Williama. Joanne P , WiglS. Janet A . Sf. (f % t.y % V Row I Crum. Orta, Jr.. President; Render, Roberta, Soph.; Chaikin, Norma. Fr.; DuBonne. Lucille, Soph.; Feves, Nancy, Fr.; Flaks, Carman, Fr.; 0Inzer, Sandra. Soph.; Goldberg. Ethel, Fr.; Gra hin, Shirley, Sr.; Green blutt,Shirley, Fr.; Hurniah, Jackie, Soph.; Horowitz, Judie, Fr. Row 2—Israel, Jane. Fr.; Jacobson. Pauline, Soph.: Kndi� h, Fnmdton. Fr.; Kamel, Avis. Fr.: Katz. Shirlee, Soph.; Ketzlach, Evelyn. Jr.; Klinger, Joan, Fr.; la-ton, l-eslic, Fr.; Lifucyc, Eva. Fr.; Marsh. Muriel. Jr.; Petite), Arlene, Fr. Row 3 Poluhuk, Marion, Fr.: Pro pis, Janet, Soph.; Pruzan. Helene, Fr.; Rosenlierg, Hilda. Soph.; Rosenblum, Sharon, Soph.; Rosenlield, Lila. Fr.; Ross. Mairlyn,Soph.; Ross. Thcrese, Jr.; Schwartz, Lesley. Soph.; Siegel. Joyce. Soph.; Sidell, Sylvia. Soph.; Silversmith, Dora, Fr.; Sussman, Joanne, Sr. Row 1 Thomas. Natalie, Fr.; Westerman, Sondra, Fr.; Wolfston, Betty, Fr. phi siyma siyma NOT PICTURED; Berger. Elaine, Jr. Capeloto, Sylvia. Soph. Freidman. Miriam. Fr. Friedman. I -ea. Fr. Cold. Elaine, Fr. Colub. Roberta. Fr. Moskcatrl. Nancy, Soph. � 310 ITthAve. N. E. Chair •hortugc hit Phi Sigma Sigma. Al ihc Pi Phi !iou� c, each call i enjoyed by all. Or� � . Mirror 1� . Jr Orlmn, Shirley. St Haruen, Jmm. jr. Hill. Patti Jo. Such Hoaifeld. Jinet.Fr Campbell. Carolyn. Sr. Pm idem Allen. Beverly, Fr. Andetwn. Barbara. Pr. AndnMi. Beverly, Soph Run. Katherine. Soph. Bam. Mugiret, S« BiirJ. Jcmi, Jr. Berger. Carol. Sr Blouom. Diane. Fr Book. Curku, Pr. Brown. Sally, Sr. Bryan. Laurrl. Soph. BurVhcitner. Peggy, Soph. Burn. Jeanne. Soph. Caraun, Jeanme. Stpk Catitr. Linda. Fr. Chandler, Marlrnr, Soph. Clavpool. Jarquduir. Jr. (‘lynch, Dianne. Soph Crag in. Barbara. Soph. IVopaay. Many. Soph. Deavpiay. Suaan. Pr tVeialdaiai. Joann, Jr. Draper. Diant. Soph. Eclruoaa Virginia, Jr. pi beta phi NOT PICTURED: Creawcll, Jane, Sr. Dailey, Betty. Fr. Hopper, Ctotia. Sr. Pellegrini. Angela. Fr Thoeaaa, frre Ann. Soph. 1348 17Ui Ave. N. E. Parmh. SaUy, Scmh Paacoc. Barbara. Jr. Hnllipa, Sot. Soph. Pierce. PriKilla. Jr Pitrarm. Beverly. Fr. Poala. Janice. Soph. Putnam. Nadine. Sr Raymced. Ltoy . Fr Roaipjiat. Janet. Fr Schrteder. Mary Lou. Soph. Simpaon. Pauline. Fr Smuh. Patricia. Soph Hoyle. Ann. Fc. Hunter. Peggy. Fr. Hinted. Mary Beth. Fr. Jacobaen. Tina. Soph. Jciuwm. Joyce. Sr. Jdunnei. Carolyn. Sr. Kyle. Alliaem. Jr LaPierre. Maty Lou. Fr. Lanca, Maty, Jr Lawrence. Patricia, Jr. Lcicht. Betty. Fr. Leon. Marge, Fr. Lory. IVeina. Fr. Lund berg, Joanne. Fr MacFarlane. Marian. Jr Mayer. Janice. St Mct emack. Janet, McCraclen. Sandra. Merritt. Janice. Jr Merritt, Marianne. Jr M.Elency. Phylln. Jr. Miller. Shirley. Sr M.lne. Man-Jo. Pr Oliver. Illeinr SK pick proitrum� for ple-rlgr purl . siynm kuppu A NOT PICTURED Current. Miriam. Sr, HaninvwJ. Carol. Fr. IngalU. Shirley. Jr. Kmgiley, Nancy. Fr 4310 22nd Avc. N. E. Bl.ck. Barbara. Sr Prendent Andcrton. Doria. Soph Arm , loan. Sr. Barnard. Rhonda, Jr Bianchi. Barbara. Fr. Bc av ch, Ann. Soph Barbara. BraiUhaw. Joan. fr. Brenner, Patricia. Soph. Bockmaltcr, Beverly. Fr. Chapman. (Iloria, Sr. Clautrn. Mw|«K. Sr. Clemen., Gay. Fr. Comaiock, Adtlr, Sr Cope. Nancy. Soph Cnisrr. Patricia Lynn. Daliliiuiir. Peggy. Jr DanielKin. Nancy. Sr Dumn]. Eleanor. Fr. Fahey. Barhara, Jr. Fahlr. Virginia, Fr. Fiahrr, Jeanne. Fr Finer. Norma. Fr. Fleming. Carol. Jr. Cilbeii. Pan km, Fr. Gkndinnme. Jean. Soph. GnnJman. Beverly.Soph. Grate . Gene. Sr. Guffey, Cluilocte. Jr. Hannum. Ardith. Fr. HanKn. Eiken, Fr. Hama. Mary Jo, Sr Hai aiad, Lucie. Soph, Hirvaa, Nancy, Soph, H'tlti. Eileen, Jr. H.naarJ. Gvten. Fr. Hubhert. Barhata. Soph Joukov ky, Natalie. Donna. Soph Kramer. Rita. Fr Umlm. Marcia, Sr. l.ai low. Jean. Soph Laurie. Ellen. Jr. Likne , Clarice. Soph. Lgin. JoAnn. Jr. Lceig. Kathleen. Jr. McDonald. Janet. Jr Munnie. Janer. Jr, Moore, Kathleen. Fr. Moore. Virginia. Fr. M «trier. M«v Zoe. Pi Offer. Carol. Soph. Op«iad. Marv. Sr. Oxcrburg. Marvel, . Anne. Soph Piercrb, Mary. Jr. Potter. Man- Jo. Jr. Purdy, France . Jr. Ray, Barbara. Jr. Rone. Donna, Soph Ro , Patrici . Sr. Rvu. Dori� . Sc. Schwary. Joanne. Sr. Sheppard, Jean. Fr Slatuen. Janet, Stph. Smith. Jackie. Sr. Smith. Joan, Sr. Softky. Maainr, It. I, S«an. Charlotte. St. Svlltaaaon, Shirley. Ft. Tcugaw. Mimtrllr, T.K Ann. Soph. Wahlwtum, J.untie. Soph. Zenarkh. Janet. Soph. ZTA “Juliet� ’ receive instruction m bali imy rlii|uctlr. Strommr. Shirley L-. Jr. Prendent iUrltra. Mary C„ Jr Baumjjarteo. Ann E-. Berry. Phyllu J.. Sr. Ilett. Anita M . Jr Bee� , Evelyn C.. Sr. Bill. Uh D.. Jr Bo-ii-r. Martha J.. Jr Bur v. Mater tv J . Fr Cartara. Vifltioia R.. Ft Oeitad. PauTmr A . Fr. Dirmoe. (ley J . Jt. Dull. � i. M.r irrt J . Fr. zvia tan alpha Emery. Yvuvnr O . Jr. Field. Eleanor A.. Jr Fuecfcer. Mateairl J.. Fr Geenco. Silvia A.. Jr. SOT PICTURED BU.-.ii, Catherine. Jr. Fruhlincer. Eeiie. Soph CycUteen. Tbeoda M . Sf. Mock. Helen I.. Jr. Neelaa. Katherine. Sr. Seder lee. Marilyn. Jr. Dlroq. Joanne B., Jr. Panel. Jean M . Jr. Roae. Beverly. Jr. burner. Shirley J . Fr SemtiK. Amy J.. Fr. Cihui. Gloria. Soph. Rutdall, Marian. Jr. Richmond, Janice, Jr. 1731 I81I1 Ave. N. E. Gad kind. Aeline J . Fr Gilpin. Patricia A . Se. Madwll. Jean M . Fr Hyland. Karhryne B . Soph. fobnaoo, Roby A knit:. Maty Ellen Koehler. Mary Ellen. Sr Kovaca, Irene C.. Sr. Lame. Shi.......... Lindbiotn. Julie J.. Jr. Luvera. Amu J . Soph. McCarthy. Pat A . Jr Olander. Diane K . Fr. Wn. Carolyn J . Fr Pijoet. Penny L.. Fr. Quialey. Pairida L.. Fr. Rati. Janet E. Soph Ruthiied. Carol L . Fr Sahm. Lota G.. Jr. Salmon. Laura M .Soph. Svhleeel. Mama D . Fr Sellen. Betty Carol. Ft Smith. Billie D.. Jt. Sovder. Jeannette V . Jr Stewart. Moira J . S-ph Swuber. Ellen S.. Sc. Tianen. IVeothy M , fr. Utneaa. Myrna A . Soph Vincent. Janet }.. Fr. Wotel. Sylvia R . Ft. Wiill. Francei M . Fr. Woodmarl. Marilyn L Fr. executive council WILSON, J. V.. Proidenl inter-fraternity councit Warren. Bennett Vice President Little. Bryce Secretary Schoonover, Stan Treasurer Schaffer. Jim Inter-Kelation Councilor West, John Social Lhmnnan Orr. Dwight Scholarship (Jiuiiman Walgren, Gordy Hamiliook Chairman Keefe. Ijirry Junior IFC President 266 Weston, Patrick Pi Kappa Alpha Johnson, Rnlirrt Pi Kappa Phi Eisen. Rick Psi L'psi Ion ndrrsoo. Kenneth Sigma Alpha Epsilon Levitch, David Sigma Alpha Mu Fisher, Jack Sigma Chi Frasier, Douglas Sigma Nu Rarig. David Sigma Phi Epsilon Harris, Wayne Sigma Pi Benson, Jack Tau Kappa Epsilon Freitwl. Russ Tau Phi Delta Johnson, Virgil Theta Chi Erickson, Lawrence Theta Delta Chi Hendry, Ron Acacia Austin. Russell Alpha Delta Phi Steinhurg, Marvin Alpha Epsilon Pi Dohrcn, Ronald Alpha Sicma Phi Kellrhar. Daniel Alpha Tau Omega King, Tracy Beta Theta Pi Phelps, Howard Chi Psi Aide. Kolirrt Delta Chi I .in dell. Rocky Delta Kappa Epsilon Stewart, Donald Delta Sigma Phi Burnett, Philip Delta Tau Delta Foote, Donald Delta L'psilon Thomas, Howard Kappa Alpha Psi Cameron, William Kappa Sigma Clark. Richard Laminin Chi Alpha Donnghuc. Joe Phi Delta Theta Morris, James Phi Camma Delta Artel, Roliert Phi Kappa P i Perkins, Richard Phi Kappa Sigma Gillwrtson, Carroll Phi Kappa Tau Msrri, Richard Phi Sigma Kappa The Inter-fraternity council is composed of presidents of the thirty-nine fraternities on the University of Washington campus. One of IFCs biggest tasks is to regulate and control fraternity rushing. This year IFC has had some important change in the rules which will facilitate rushing in the future. Scholar- ship and conduct standards are -et up and maintained by the IFC. which has the power to discipline offending fraternities. The IFC seeks to educate fraternity men for citizenship, social competence and successful human relations, as well as to support the object of the University of Washington— Intellectual development. 267 Rothumal. Richard Theta Xi Warnick. Jack Zeta Beta Tau Rcichardt, Jack Zeta Psi I-a try Kfflt, President Theta Chi McCorkle, Verne Aracia Nord, Don Alpha I Vila Phi Tarira, David Alpha K|� ilon Pi Piprr, Boh Alpha Sigma Phi Lamsoo. Jim Alpha Tan Omega Began, Jark Beta Theta Pi Evans, Boh (.hi Psi Van Skyhawk, Bill Della Chi Nowell. Phil Delta kappa Epsilon Moody. Wall Della Sigma Phi l-aughlin, Clyde Delta Tan Della Bryan, Roiierl Della I!potion Gavin, Roger kappa Sigma Storm. Wayne Ijimhda Chi Alpha Morris, Boh Phi IVIla Theta Mullin. Shan Phi Gamma Della Mi-Candles . Don Phi kappu Psi Feaster, Dirk Phi kappa Sigma Burton, Boh Phi kappa Ton king, Doug Phi Sigma kappa junior iff Pledge class presidents or fresh- man class representatives from each of Washington's fraternities form the Junior Inter-fraternity council. Its purpose is to aid IFC in its efforts anil to prepare new fraternity men for service to the University, Junior IFC takes part in such com- munity projects ns the porch light drive for the March of Dimes and the transportation of shut-ins. Cam- pus projects, inter-fraternity exchange dinners, a dance and other activities ( J!rrtJT ’ ,aP. ■ keep JII C members busy and useful Phi kappa Alpha , , , . , . Du Priest, John throughout their freshman year. Psi Lpsilon Paige, Frank Sigma Alpha F. psi I on Steinliook. Dick sigmu Alpha Mu Burris. Boh Sigma Chi Carlson, Krulieii Sigma Nu Courier, Jerry Sigma Phi Epsilon Itockhill, Gordon Sigma Pi Nilson, Allan Tau Phi Della Kanliffe. Hon Tau kappa Epsilon Smith. Joel Theta Della Chi Smith. Joe Theta Xi Gilman. Boh Zela Bela Tau William . Dane Zela Psi 268 4534 17th Ave. N.F.. alpha epsiiaa pi NOT IMCTUKEDt Blustrin. Maurice Efron. Philip Epstein. Maurice Poll, Harry Posner. Jerrv Schwartz. Bern aril Tmhlx, Ijiureme Vlnlkow, I aw rener Bow I: Strinlirrtt, Marvin. .Sr.. President; Anion. Irving. Jr.; MImuiu. Cera hi. Soph.; Behnr, Albert. Jr.: Benezra. Buy- rnonil. Fr.; C-alvo, Nnnn.ni, Soph.: C'nppeloio, Joe. Sr.: Crren. Jerry. Soph.; Habib. Stan. Fr. Row 2: Mailer . Edward. Sr.: Mr .istruno, Edward. Fr.: Mezi.vtrano. David, Soph.: Mezintranu, Holiert. Jr.; Pilia, Morris, Fr.: Ta her, Sol Michael. Sr.; Tarirn, David. Sr.; Trieger, Irwin, Soph. AEPi's relax before going on campus for their Pie Party. Al the clow of another year. Alpha Kpsilon Pi, a- a progressive and spirited fraternity. |� rides itself on its outstandingly successful program. Perhaps the outstanding feature of the 1952-53 program was the well-balanced social calendar. Among the many and varied social affairs were included the formal pledge dance, the AKPi Den of Iniquity, the New Year’s party and many house pnrties. The year was climaxed by the annual spring formal and spring picnic. The chapter's athletic program has proven to In .1' successful as the social. AKPi fielding winning teams in several intramural .«ports. Individual members participated in the school’s major .-ports. Alpha Epsilon Pi is known campus-wide for its many unique ideas, perhaps the most famous being the AKPi-throwing contest, used as a fund-raiser for the Campus Chest. 269 «w af«via Hosteller. Clinton L. Soph. Hood. Robert G.. Fr. Kehl, diaries (1, Fr. King, Richard A.. Fr. Knestis, William, Fr. Ijivenson, George S.. Jr. McAllister. Alan B., Sr. Melander, Dennis G„ Soph. Miller, Kennelh, Fr. Mitten, Paul I-, Soph. Nelson, Gene, Soph. Opstad, Edwin A., Fr. Hendry, Ronald L., Sr. President Alton. Llovd I... Jr. ndrew , Mark F.. Sr. Angle. Grant A.. Sr. Bergemnn. Stanley, A.. Ft Mirks, William R.. Soph. Burg. Gerald (� .. Sr. Bye. Gerald M.. Fr. t !ha teen. Robert W„ Fr. urtis. Jack 1_, Soph. Hamu . Henry H„ Sr. Davis, Craig. Fr. Day, Ted. Jr. Devery. W illiam J.. Soph. Furr. Wallace T.. Fr. “Sinuirv in the bathtub . . 270 5001 17th Ave. N.E. Pec O'. Charles E.. Soph. Petram. Donald J.. Jr. Scott, Frank W„ Sr. Spence, Jame- T.. Sr. Stable, Howard I... Soph. Street. I.r irr E.. Jr. Sutler, Edward G.. Sr. Sutter. Jaine- H.. Fr. Swan «on. Kollin J.. Jr. Sv� i«her. Donalil P.. Fr. Uhl. Richard K.. Fr. Wood, Gordon T.. Sr. NOT PICTURED: Adams. Thomas. Fr. Cornish. Bruce, Sr. Crain. Richard, Sr. Davis, Darrel R.. Sr. Friet, James E.. Soph. Gibhs. Charles V.. Jr. Hall. Jerald L. Sr. Johnson, Thomas. Soph. I .arson. Ronald, Fr. McCorkle, Verne C, Fr. McGee, Boyd J.. Soph. Morrison. Gerald E., Jr. | Could. Gerald L. Soph. Cowing. Burton R.. Soph. Haines, Craig B.. Fr. M.ill. Iieocft Mfl r. Hammons Benjamin, Sr. Hendrickson. Gordon F., Sr. I I Since 1904 Acacia fraternity has stood for the highest of ideals. Today, despite chlorophyll. Acacia stands stronger than ever—thanks to tradition and a steel beam. This year the clan advanced like a thundering herd of turtles. In the ruhidc of their wake, they left a successful social season. After considering many offers fr.r exchanges, the Acacia's accepted one with Nest 121 of the Seattle Blue Birds. In attendance at firesides were several fellows with dates. However, most of the members brought figs. Some of the ’’kinder members were outstanding in campus activities. Acacia is quite proud of one prominent member, the one with hair, who occasionally gets it cut at the HI B barber shop. The field in which Acacia’s excrll is scholarship. Many men are stoop- shouldered from the weight of their honorary keys. Yes, life in the brick mansion, three miles north of campus, certainly has all that could he desired. 271 2106 E. I7il� Si. Austin. Russell, Sr. President Adam , Alan. Soph. AI Ii «in. Gerald. Jr. Bement, Roliert. Soph. Bennett. Sumner, Ft. BomMn-l, Richard, Sr. alpha delta phi BroJuli, Franci� . Si. B retail, Waller. Soph. Brown, Allen. Soph. Bush. Frederic, Sr. Buller. Thomas. Soph. Carroll, John. Fr. .a� h. Gordon. Fr. GharUmneau, William. Soph. Goar. Richard. Jr. Crnmh. Roliert, Jr. Cronk, Jerome. Jr. Darfe, John II., Sr. Davis John S.. Fr. EUb V Ullam, Sr. Ewitank. William. Fr. Farrell. Edmond, Soph. FnnkaUrud. Eric, Sr. Gingrich. I.ee, Sr. Goode. John. Soph. Graham. Charles. Jr. Griffin. Dayton. Jr. Green. Stanford. Jr. Guenther. Frederick. Sr. Gu� iaf� on, Jamr . Soph. Haddon. Deane. Sr. Ilnnhy. W ayne. Sr. Ilanke, Byron. Fr. Hamder, Gerald. Soph. Harding, George T.. Soph. Hartung. Frank. Soph. Heinz. John. Sr. Hodge . Merrill. Sr. Holt. Ralph. Jr. Hunter, I nine, Fr. Hunter, Samuel, Soph. James. Frank. Jr. Succeeding generations of Alpha Delts will have to work hard to match the record of the 1952-53 membership. Not only does Alpha Dell claim the president of IFC. the sophomore class. ami the Husky swim club, it claim- the ownership of the Songfest trophy. Also, this is the first year in four that Alpha Dell Phi has not won the scholarship cup. Besides having the most members on the Board of Control and the Purple shield. Alpha Dell counts more than thirty-five members in Oval club. I PC. Malomutes. Managerial council and Big-W club. On the social side, the pledges launched a successful season with their Cay Paree dance. Following was the annual Christmas sing with Kappa Alpha Theta and the Winter formal. A month before finals the Alpha Dells retreated to the wilderness of the Olympic peninula for a house party. All in all Alpha Della Phi had a success- ful year characterized by fun in working together. John-on, Uii li.net. Soph. Jolin. Glrnn, Sr. Kar-hner. Paul, So. Kraft. Kenneth. Sr. l-andwoer. James, Soph. Lockhart. illiam. Soph. Loudon, Richard. Sr. l,ouch.iry, Blaine, Jr. I.yall, Ronald N-. Sr. Nlagnufon, Richard. Sr. Mahalfry. William T.. Soph. Metrger. Thomas. Pr. Mjelde, Carroll. Soph. Monlux. Karl. Soph. Moore, Thomas, rr. Morrison. Robert, Sr. McDou all. Rrurr. Jr. McGatlin, James, Fr. McKay, Donald. Fr. MrN'nmee. Richard. Sr. McNamer, Robert. Soph. Nielsen, Richard. Kr. Nolan. Alfred. Jr. Nord. I Donald 0.. Fr. Notthfirld. Walter. Jr. Petersen, Jeremy, Soph. Petersen. Warren. Fr. Petersen. Richard. Fr. Pict'ltena, Joseph, Soph. Pifer, Drury. Fr. Portelance, James Jr. Ra-jnen. Richard. Soph. Robbins William. Soph. Roxselli. I a� uis Fr. Russell. I ouis, Fr. Salmon. Gary. Jr. Saunders, Richard, Jr. Schelderker. Wayne, Sr. Skull. Philip. Soph. Sleight. Russell, Jr. Sitrr. Neil, Fr. Smith, Danirl, Jr. Spangler. Warren. Soph. Standrrier. Franklin. Soph. Southnick. Charles, Sr. Valentine. David, Fr. Waile . Ronald. Fr. Widenlrlt. George, Sr. Wheeler. Morgan. Fr. Wilson, James V.. Sr. Wilson, William. Soph. The Alpha Delta turn out in force to give their cooks u liand. I 1 Row I — Dohrn, Ronald G., Sr., President; Adams William H., Jr.: Albano, Ray F.. Jr.: Alksnc, John K., Soph.; Andrews, Jack S., Sr.: Blylh. Ronald M.. Jr.; Brown, Fred I_, Sr.: Cakamis. Iknrs A., Kr.: (arter, Ron R., Fr.; Clarke, John J.. Sr. Row 2 -Clerk, tarry, Sr.; Cline, Burr 1 ., Sr.: Collis, Don L� . Kr.; Cosman, Charles. Jr.: Cotter, John, Soph.; Cniver, James E., Fr.: Culbertson, Donn S., Soph.; Daily, Robert K., Soph.: Ditr, Janie� P.. Jr.; Row 3 Dobson. Thomas E.. Fr.; Dobson, Wyman K., Soph.: Douglas. Cordon R.. Fr.; Eagun, Richard V., Fr.; Carver, Richard R.. Sr.: Gohiman, William E., Soph.; Haddon, Bill, Soph.; Harris, Alden. Soph.; Healy, Patrick, Jr.; Horn, Charles A.. Jr.; Houbregs, Robert, Sr. ulphu sigma phi NOT PICTURED: Cox. H. Warren, Soph. Evans, C Clayton, Fr. Jones William A., Sr. Mneerly. Edward B.. Soph. Roth (us, Paul C, Sr. Alplin Sic’� five “Red Hot Mamma a, ' and 1� “Bottle Baby ' Nothing like u rousing game of table tennis. 274 Row 1—Howard, Norman C„ Soph.: Huhhrrt. Horton. � 531 19th Are. N.E. Jr.; Hughhank . James R.. Jr.: Hundertmark. Fred R.. Soph.; Kerley. Sam. Fr. Row 2—Kinncr, IJoyd, Fr.: Kornharhrr, Rirhard B., Fr.; Koullas. Fotis C.. Sr.; Kreitxbrrg, Richard A.. Fr.: Kuse. Robert O., Fr. Row 3—1.union. Harold A.. Soph.; Lw, Larry W„ Soph.; I� ve, Glen A.. Jr.; Liickey, .Mike. Soph.: Marck, Richard G., Sr. Boasting; the largest fraternity pledge class on rampu.s. Mu chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi started off it second 50 years on the Washington campus with a bright outlook. The “jolly bunch of Alpha Sigs had the usual exchanges and firesides with special events like a pledge dance and a barn dance; the winter formal, the spring house party and Seven Seas dance on the yacht Fanlome to arid to their enjoyment and good fellowship. Crew, football, track and tennis squads all had Alpha Sigs on their rosters. First vice president Art Martin kept the “friendly fraternity” lwfore the HUB politician's eye. Brother Boh “Hooks Houhregs, All-American center, was associated with Alpha Sigma Phi throughout the nation. With a good balance between scholastic achievement and friendliness the Alpha Sigs end another year. Row 1—Marlin, Arthur H.. Sr.: Martin. Dino K., Soph.; Martin. Thomas K.. Jr.: MrCarrigle. Jay, Soph.: Mrlonas, John S.. Fr.: Meredith, Daniel A.. Soph.: Money, Richard J., Jr.; Myers, I-afc H.. Fr.; New card, Gerald .. Soph.: Nohack. Norman P.. Soph.; Oljar, Don. Sr.; Pearl. Don C. Soph. Row 2 Piper. Bob P.. hr.; Plumb. James W., hr,; Poison. Charles G.. Jr.; Pritchett, John W., Fr.; Purnell, David F., Fr.; Ramsay, David F... Fr.; Ramsey. Richard K., Soph.: Rice, Keith J.. Fr.; Richardson, Gordon W., Soph.; Ridenour. Donald C, Soph.; Roberta, Del (.. Soph.; Sampson. Jack H.. Jr. Row 3- -Satterfield, Clyde F„ Jr.: Sattcrthwaite, Robert D.. Jr.; Smith. Jain Sr.: Snare, (.lark B., Sr.: Snyder. Allan K.. Soph.; Steven- son. Byron I., Soph.: Strandoo. Orv. Soph.; Wall. Pen I)., Fr.: Wartr . Burleigh, Soph.: Waters, George, Fr.; Willey. Fred W„ Soph.; Wood. Stephen J., Fr.: Yuniek . Milt J., Soph. 275 '«•a alpha tau omega Klepsrr. Frank H., Soph. Knoff. Harry. Jr. kraahel, Paul B.. Soph. Kyle. Paul R.. Fr. l-aliongr. (jirl. Soph. Lams-m, June� I). Jr. Madsen. Arthur. Jr. Nolan. Roliert M.. Sr. Nomlierg, Hank. Soph. Owen. Eugene P.. Fr. Phelps, Norvnl. Fr. Pirkrtt. Dwight C, Soph. Kellrher. Daniel. Sr. President Vrkerman. Cale J., Soph. Andrrxon. Karl E., Jr. Halley, I-awrence. Soph. Rarner. Rirk. Soph. Barrett. John T.. Soph. Blake, Donald K . Fr. Bintherton, Curtis W.. Jr. Bush. William F.. Jr. Busliue, Paul. Fr. Carter, laiwrenee W.. Fr. t hee mon. Hugh C. Fr. • Kristy, Jack A.. Soph. Conrad. James A.. Fr. ATO’n enjoy another «well exchange. ( mnkhite, Jarne� I... Fr. 276 1800 K. 47ih Si. If we had it all lo do over again. we wouldn't change a single thing.” This was the general feeling around the house as Gumma Pi of Alpha Tan Omega chalked up unother successful year. After pledging u fine group of men who will carry on the good work of the chapter, the ATO's presented their annual Pledge dance. Then it was on to the inter formal und the spring house party, pausing briefly to pick up a few all university intramural trophies. NOT PICTURED: Anderson. rlcn, Soph. Harr. Ted Jr. Berquk� !. Charles M„ Soph. Hraily. Euprne V. Sr. Buchan. Al. Jr. Burton, William. Fr. alley, Galvin B.. Jr. Cumfield, Boland. Jr. F.rirksnn, Darryl. Soph. Il.ui'xm. Donald L.Soph. Ilouvcnor, Donald. Jr. Olden. John, Fr. Pearson. Emts J., Fr. Pritchard. Barry, Fr. Kamm. I-awrrnce, Soph. Smith, Richard, Jr. Sparks Kenneth, Sr. I De«h . Darrell J.. Fr. Erickson. Melvin T.. Jr. Fwher, Phelps K.. Fr. | Foote, Frank B.. Jr. | Force. Joseph J.. Jr. I Cinnever. Edward F.. Jr. Gleason. Richard E.. Fr. Grevstad. Bennard I.. Fr. Griffin. William H.. Fr. Ilaslam. Thomas B.. Fr. Heiljr, Raymond A.. Soph. Hensley, Frank M„ r. Powell. Gordon. Sr. Prnteau, Thomas. Fr. ItaMinoM'ii, Ronald E.. Fr. Botha us. James. Jr. Ruble. Stanley I).. Fr. Sciopp . Bi hard K.. Jr. Sel«et. Ronald. Jr. Smith. Armour. Sr. Stark. Donald B.. Sr. Story. Boln-rt E-, Sr. Taylor, David J.. Fr. Tobiason, Rolirrt G.. Jr. Tracy. Ronald E- Soph. White. Jai-k V.. Jr. Wilskle. Gene. Fr. ATO boasts hath the past president and active president of Malamutrs. The Tan's have placed men on ihc starting lineups of the football. I a� ket- hull, baseball and trark teams. Scholastically the Taus have «lane themselves proud. Athletics, activities, scholarship and friendship: can any fraternity ask for more? 277 1617 E. 47th St. Kins. Tracy, Sr. President Anderson, Don. Sr. Andonian. Paul. Fr. Ballard. Jack. Fr. BarraRar, Harvey, Fr. Brrgh. Arnold R., Jr. Brier. Warren, Sr. Dunn. Roliert. Fr. Erick«on, Bud. Sr. Erickson, Norm. Soph. Farra. Don. Soph. Fish, Tom. Fr. Fontia, Boh, Jr. Fraley. George T.. Soph. Geraghty. Jack. Fr. Halle. Boland. Jr. Ilamhlin. Boh. Jr. Hanson, Boh. Jr. Harding, George, Jr. Hogan. El wood. Jr. Hnssfeld. Bud. Jr. Hull, Gene K. Soph. Ilurlhut, Wendell, Sr. Hutchison. Robert, Sr. Johanson, Paul. Jr. Kane. Mike, Soph. King. Boh A.. Jr. Knight. Roger. Fr. i.ollis, Keith. Soph. Ia il e|, Jim, Fr. beta theta 278 Lockwood. Don. Fr. Marshall, Donald, Jr. Matson, Ron. Jr. McGowan. Tom. Sr. Mclachlan, Kent. Soph. McKinnon. Michael, Fr. Mr.Millnn. John, Jr. Minard, Bol� , Sr. Monroe, Michael, Fr. Murchy, Richard S., Sr. Nordstrom. Bruce A.. Soph. Paltenon, barren, Soph. Peterson, Warren. Fr. Price, I-C e, Soph. Regan, Jack, Jr. Rhodes, larrv F., Soph. Sayre, Matt. Fr. Schneider, Michael, Sr. Shot «ell. In', Sr. Simmons. Douglas Fr. Smith. Gordon. Jr. Kush week found 24 promising candidates pledging Beta Omega chapter. Homecoming, featured by the house display and visiting grads, was next on the agenda. Completing the fall quarter were the pledge dance, the annual Beta-Phi Dell pajama dance and Christmas carolling with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. The formal and the fourth annual “Beta Cup grealer-Xorthwest high school invita- tional ski meet highlighted winter quarter. During spring quarter the informal “Thug dance. annual house party, numerous ex- changes were found on the Beta calendar. Realizing the goals of these activities while accentuating a spirit of friendliness and brotherhood. Bela Theta Pi has completed another successful school year in more than a half century on this campus. NOT PICTURED. Bourne. James, Sr. Castile. Ken. Sr. Devin, Dan, Grad. Earley. Bill. Sr. Erickson. Bob. Grad. Gillis, Phil. Sr. ilampson, Frank. Grad. Horchov er. Rolirrt. Fr. Hungar, Gene. Jr. Hynds, Jim. Sr. Jordan, Rickard. Sr. Knapp, Gene, Grad. Kostakos, Gus. Grad. I-amb. Frank II.. Sr. Lindblad. Warren C., Grad. .McKay, Boyd. Fr. Miller. Bob. Jr. Morrison. Jim, Sr. Mulhausen, Zane, Sr. O’Day, Nat, Sr. Olson, Dan. Grad. Parsons, Ally, Fr. Russell. Don. Sr. Severson. Bill. Grad. Skelton. Ken, Sr. Smith. Dule, Fr. Stewart. Doug. Sr. Strader, Gene, Sr. Swedin, Bert, Grad. Talley, Darold, Grad. Taylor. Ed. Grad. Timberlake. Wayne, Grad. Veatch, Fred, Sr. Wardlow. Dan. Fr. Worley, Ross E., Grad. Beta rook- and lioii cl oy� prepare dinner? Smith, Kendall, Soph. Thiessen. Wayne C. Soph. Tinting, David, Soph. loroey. Jack. Sr. Tucker, Marlow. Fr. Tinker, Keith. Soph. Vosika, Boh, Fr. Wagner, Dun, Fr. Walker, Rod, Soph. Wentail, Dick. Soph. R« e, Jack, Sr. 279 1600 22ml Ave. N.K. Phelps Howard B., Jr. President Adams Edwin H.. Ji Baker, John I)., Soph Bah olm. Ralph (... Soph. Buydo. lamrs R . Fr. Bivins Karl M.. Jr. Blosl, Thomas I... Fr. Royer. Richard II.. Sr. Burdick. Richard W, NOT PICTURED: Raunsgard, Keith A.. Sr. Church, Campbell S.. Jr. James Albert J., Sr. Ofsthun. Neil H., Fr. Pederson. James K.. Grad. Samuplson. Peter J„ Sr. Wells, Carlton M.. Sr. Wilson. Howard 0., Sr. Carrington. Rolwrt. Soph. Clement. Kendall S.. Soph. Congleton. Jerry F.. Fr. Crain. Donnell L, Jr Crow titers. I.re V.. Fr. Due. Donald R.. Jr. Evan . Robert L Jr. Fennell, William II., Sr. Fitzgerald. John ! .. Fr. Ford. William P., Soph. Cowman. Thomu H, Sr. Harris Jerry. Fr. Haynes James M.. Fr. Hoff. Curton, Jr. Hungerliuhler, Danny A., Soph. Johnson, James A.. Soph. Johnson, Roger C-, Fr. Raas Rolmld B.. Sr. King. Da� id K., Jr. LnMarr, William. Soph. 280 The Lodgemen from «he fraternity on the hill have chalked up another year of achievement in campus activities. This year, as in every year since il founding in 1921. Alpha Theta Delta of Chi Psi has upheld its tradition of leadership. On the social side of the calendar, the pledge dunce. Hunter's Frolic. Homan dance and the fabu- lous Spring formal were the standouts. In the field of athletics. Chi Psi was prominent in hoth varsity and intramural competition winning the annuul Hroken Bowl game. 13-0. McFccly, Dennis I).. Jr. McLean, Richard T.. Fr. Martin, Dale R., Soph. Martin, Duane, Jr. Michel. Mike G.. Fr. Moore. William J.. Fr. Miles, Donald K.. Sr. Morgan. Richard B„ Sr. Myers, Jerry I... Soph. Ncrlaml, Andrew R.t Jr. Olivier. Denny R.. Fr. Olson. Ralph C. Jr. Paso. Charles A., Sr. Paynter, Richard K.. Jr. Perry, Bruce T.. Jr. Poison. Robert A., Sr. Pulliam. James A.. Soph. Putnam, t iharlcs S.. Fr. Richter. Edward G.. Soph. Rudnich. Fredrick (1, Sr. Ryan. Richard J.. Sr. Sanders. Thomas. Soph. Srhur, Franklin A., Fr. Srnna, Gene. Sr. Sheets, John R., Soph. Skold. tJair E.. Soph. Smith, Edward O., Fr. A study program complete with tutor and text was initiated with huge success. The collective grade point was well above the all men’s average, and the new program promises to keep the col- lective average consistently high in the future. In campus activities, scholastic endeavor, athletic participation and social life, the men of Chi Psi did it again. Smith. Robert B.. Jr. Swantt, Ste rn. Fr. Watne. Edwin M.. Soph. Webber. John l_. Soph. White. Brian W., Fr. 281 Tile Glii P� i Ouarict � ing� for the pleasure of the brother� . Row 1: Abel, Robert Jr. Jr., President; Abel. Douglu, Soph.: Bailey, John, Fr.; Bamhouse, Willis Sr.; Bodine, Dotin, Soph.; Bowen . Don, Soph.: Brandon, Ken, Fr.; Bright. Ron, Soph.; Bu.klin. Hon. hr.; Campbell, Dougin-, Soidt. Row 2: (.'anup, Piiilip, Sr.; (jury, James, Fr.: Dancoisnr, Kolrert. Fr.; Christy, Tlieodore, Jr.; Dahlptrcn, Ed. Jr.; Demetre, Vie. Soph.: Diet ., Art, Fr.; Ilavdahl, Bernard, Jr.; Herzog, Frank. Jr. Row 3: Holland, Virgil. Sr.; Hillyard, Gordon, Sr.; Holm. Burnell, Jr. delta chi NOT PICTURED: Davis, Wayne, Sr. Gallnger, Donald, Jr. Galloger, Patrick, Sr. Harper, Roland, Sr. Johnson, Kenneth. Jr. McCord, Brnnrt. Sr. Overhy, I-rif Jr., Sr. Skrlstad, Kermit, Jr. Wine. Court, Soph. 282 Della Chi’s relax with a quirk hand of bridge. ThU dUguslingly cheerful array of leering faces is all that remains of a once proud outfit—the Delta Chi fraternity. There once was a time when Delta Chi was the pride of the fraternity world—never went out with sorority women, couldn't get a sorority exchange on a bet. led a revolt against the evils of learning. Then things began to go down hill. A bunch of pledges started reforms and revo- lutions. First they started taking out women, then they began having parties that | eople could walk away from, from there it was no time until Delta Chi started having exchanges complete degradation. The crowning blow came when the pledges raised the house grade point from its established position to within the top ten. Now sorority women nod to the Della Chi's occasionally, no one kicks Clyde and threatening letters from the registrar are no longer delivered. Row 1: Kramer. Roberts. Jr.: Kurtz. Norman. Jr.: LaBellr, Edward. Sr. Row 2: lav, Richard, Soph.; I.ouis, Lyman, Fr.: Mansfield. James. Sr.: Mathivn, Ray, Jr.: Mayo. Jacquc. Sr.: Myers, Glen, Soph.: Nelson. Charles, Fr.: Oldenburg. Richard. Fr.: Puttison, William. Soph.: Powers. Allen Jr., Sr.: Read. Farra. Jr. Row 3: Rumrry. Erwin. Soph.; Sheller. Jerry. Sr.; Southgate. Robert, Jr.; Steele. Richard. Soph.: Stookey. Ih n, Fr.; Vanderspek, John. Soph.; VanSkyhawk, William. Soph.; White. Elmer. Soph.: Wilke. Herbert. Soph.; Wilson. Whitney. Jr.; Zuantch. I-oui . Sr. 2K3 I.indcll, Rocky, Sr. President Augu.«tinr. Bo. Sr. Barker, Slmirt, Sr. Ben ii r II, Phil. Jr. Birkt-lnnil. Ivar. Jr. Birkeland. Pete. Fr. Block. Tim. Sr. Builder. Ron. Sr. Bunio� . Raw Fr. Christianson, Jack. Sr. Cliw. John, Soph. Crawford, R.m l . Fr. Dawson, Brure, Jr. Derliy, Al, Soph. Dick. Sam. Sr. 1520 21.1 Avr. N.K. tlelta kappa epsilon Douglas Jim, Fr. Diunrii, Ray. Sr. Fi«her, Don, Jr. Foster, Boli. Jr. Franklin. Jim, Fr. Canty. Wally, Fr. Gilbert. Gan. Jr. (•rant. Boh. Sonh. Green, Jerry. Fr. Griffith. Dewitt. Soph. Crimps BvereU, Soph. Haase, Jack. Fr. Hannon, Pat. Sr. Hausinun. Hugh. Jr. Hill. Ted. Soph. Ingraham, Skip, Fr. Irwin, Dick, Jr. Jacobsen, Paul. Fr. Kelley. Phil. Fr. Kilham. Dick. Jr. Kins, Windy. Fr. Deke, as Delta Kappa Kpsilon is familiarly known, rosr to new heights on the Washington campus during the past year. In addition to maintaining a superior scholastic standing the Dekcs could point to participation by their members in u wide variety of activities. These ranged from the presidencies of both the Freshman class ami Scabbard and Blade to Varsity and Freshman awards in Husky crew, football, skiing, golf, and tennis. Dekes were prominent on ASI W committee? and. at the same time, the fraternity as a group could boast of a strong record in intramural sports competition. Turning to the lighter side, a diversified social pro- gram rounded out the year for the fraternity. The Deke Informal and Christmas Serenade were held in the fall. The winter pledge dance and Sophomore Carnival to- gether with the annual Spring Formal highlighted an eventful and successful social calendar. Looking hack, from the newest initiate to the graduat- ing senior, the men of Delta Kappa Kpsilon feel that this was a year filled with spirit and brotherhood not soon to be forgotten. NOT PICTURED: Becker, Dale. Soph. Brachvogel. Max, Sr. Coogan, Mike, Sr. del Valle. Dave, Sr. Knowles, Tom. Sr. Lorrntwn, Boh, Sr. Lyeettr, Bill. Sr. Milk Bill. Sr. Rickard, Bill. Sr. Savage. Tony, -Sr. Walker. Bob. Sr. Koon, Phil. Fr. Krengcl. Walt, Soph. Larson. Jerry. Fr. Lindell. Bill. Sr. Martin, John. Fr. McLaughlin. Row, Jr. Morris. Ralph. Fr. Nelson, Hon, Sr. Nolan, Bill, Soph. Nowell. Phil. Fr. Parker, Tom, Sr. Paul. Jim. Jr. Phelps, Stan. Jr. PotUchmidt. Louis. Fr. Rain-say, Martin. Sr. Rateliffe. Art. Sr. Richards, Dick, Fr. Richmond, Volney. Jr. Riely. Keith. Jr. Rutherford. Boh, Soph. Rutherford. Dick. Fr. Savage, Paul, Soph. Smrtheram, Herb. Fr. Starr. Dave. Jr. Stirrat. John. Jr. Strom. Terry. Fr. Symons. Tom, Sr. Teed. Ron. Fr. Thomas, Harlan, Fr. Thwing, Boh, Soph. Vammcn. Floyd, Sr. Walton. Larry. Spph, Walton. Peter, Jr. Wood. Leighton. Fr. York. Art. Soph. Moods in music by a Deke duo. How 1—Bursett, Phil, Sr., President: Anden-on. Gordon. Sr.: Arnold. Wilson. Soph.: Bacon. Frank. .Soph.: Beachner, William. Sr.: Beard. Chester. Jr.: Berks W illiam. Soph.; Binsfidd, Harvey, Soph.; Bodinger. John, Soph.; Bond. Gerald. Jr. Bow 2—Brandt. Richard, Fr.; Bryant. James Fr.J Buchrt. Don nr r, Sr.: Bull. Owen, Fr.; Bush, Knd, Fr.: Cady. Howard. Sr.; (aimpliell, ( rain. Sr.; Celtic. Ron, Fr.; Corbett, David. Soph. Bow X Courage. John. Fr.; Davis. Roger. Fr.: Donaldson, Frank. Ft.; Driano. Dominick. Jr.; Klmberg, Jack. Fr.; Erickson, Kenneth. Soph.; Ftsrtis, Grant. Jr.; Friars, Roliert, Jr.; Galbraith. Alan. Fr.; Garrett, lorn. Fr.: Greene. Biehatd, Soph. delta tan tlelta They don't particularly enjoy pool, but they do like to have Dell� primp, pose and play pinochle for photographer. their picture taken. 286 4524 I Mill Ave. N. K. Row 1—Hadley, Douglas, Jr.; Hinkcl. Harold, Soph.: Hutch- inson, David, Soph. Row 2—Knox. Bill, Soph.; I.ar- son, Durmonf, Jr.; I iuishlin, Clyde, Soph. Row 3—Lindgrrn, Charles, Jr.: McPherson. Jack, Soph.: Muas . Clio, Fr. NOT PICTURED: Arnold. Robert, Grad. Benson, Mrrrit, Jr. Clinkcnheard, David. Sr. K-«kelin, John, Sr. Lucker, (Jrorge, Jr. McCartney, Spencer, Grad. Wctxel. Bud. Soph. Worthington. Charles, Fr. Delt’s efforts to remain first on rumpus in scholarship seemed not to inter- fere with a full year of social, campus and group activities. After the year’s initial project- Homecoming—was over. Dell plunged into their full social schedule, which was highlighted hy the Pledge dance. After u series of firesides and exchanges, the quarter closed with the Dollar party, the annual Barn dance and the yearly active-pledge gridiron battle. For Yuletide festivities. Delts joined with the Tri-Dell for a Christmas serenade. The hig event of winter quarter was the Dell Winter Formal. Spring brought the week-end house party and Sophomore Carnival participation with Delta Gamma. Activity-wise, Dells were prominent in many phases of student activities, providing chairmen for several major campus events, and were well repre- sented in various clubs and honorarie , such as Purple Shield. Oval Club. Mala- mutes. Varsity Boat club and Phi Beta Kappa. Washington's Dell chapter with its members eighty strong look back on a hig year at the Shelter. Row 1—M«-hi. Roger, Fr.; Miller. Warren, Soph.; Monahan. Jame . Soph.: Nelson. James. Sr.; Olson, Harold, Soph.; Payne. Frank. Soph.; Payne, Herbert, Sr.; Philips. Ri. hard. Fr.: Poole. Dixon, Fr.; PmiJam, Km . Sr.: Redfield. Bart, Sr. Row 2—Rohr. Robert. Fr.; Roland. Craig. Fr.: Roos, Donald. Jr.; Roos. Jock. Fr.: Rule. William. Jr.: Schuh. Jack, Soph.; Stanley, Norman. Fr.; Spidell, Gary, Jr.; Staples, William. Soph.: Stock. Gene. Soph.: Thompson. Lrn, Sr. Row 5--Thar. Richard. Jr.: Tychsen. Paul. Jr.: Vanderhoof, Rodney, Sr.: YanderVeer, Roliert. Soph.: Walker. Rol ert B.. Jr.: Ward. William. Jr.: Wilkins, John, Soph.; Windham, Jerry, Soph.; Woodcock, Gary, Soph.: Zithrl, illiam, Fr. 287 1818 E. loth Si. Foole. Donald. Sr. President Alwrjr. Carroll, Sr. Ahrahum. lohn. Fr. delta Awry. Harry. Soph. Barr, Kenneth. Sr. Bohlin. William. Sr. Rrandenl urg. Richard. Soph. BroMii, James. Fr. Bryan, Roliert, Fr. Burwell, W illiam. Soph. Cattily. (Jeorge. Fr. Covry, Donald. Sr. Cummings, Joseph, Sr. Cunningham, Michael. Fr. Donnan, Tom. Fr. Krick'on, Jack. Soph. Easier, (Jerald, Fr. Fisher, (Jordon, Sr. Frank. I.en. Sr. (Jreenway. Jerry, Jr. llaggen, Donald. Sr. Hanna. Raymond, Soph. Ha kiii', Joseph, Soph. Hasting . (Jordon. Fr. Ilauman. Arthur, Soph. Hayden. James. Soph. Hoidridge, Rn| rrt. Jr. Horton, Richard, Jr. Huhbard. James. Sr. lairsoii. Manning. Jr. laihr, June� , Soph. Mttum, Bernard. Jr. McFadden, Herat, Jr. Mollick. Frank. Jr. Monan. Jerry, Soph. Morford, Donald. Fr. Mullen. Ronald. Sr. Noc. James, Jr. Oates, Willard. Sr. O'Day. Richard. Soph. Olsen. Ronald. Fr. Osborne, Robert. Jr. I’alfrrmnn. Lee, Soph. Pa I nor, Ronald. Fr. Ramsey. Douglas, Fr. Randall, Willium. Sr. Keirhrlt. Carroll. Sr. Rogers. Ted. Jr. Ryno, Richard. Jr. Saitrrl erg, Richard. Sr. Seifert, Tom. Fr. Shaffer. Chris, Soph. Shaw, William. Jr. Simond . Ralph, Soph. Spearin, Willard. Fr. Simpson, Jerry. Fr. A successful 1952-53 school year ha?, been chalkcd-up for all Delta Upsilon active members and pledges who participaled in many facets of university life. Outstanding social events included a pledge dance. Pajama dance. Brawl, Spring formal. Spring house party and pledge-active picnic. Fall quarter saw a third place finish for DU in homecoming sign competition, following last spring's second place trophy in Sophomore carnival. The chapter maintains close relations with the alumni group, and the Founders’ day banquet and year-end senior banquet were highlights of the year. Not contented with prominence in activities, athletics and social life, the chapter succeeded in raising the house grade point appreciably. The only fraternity on campus with a policy of non-secrecy. Delta I'psilon maintained u membership of approximately 85 with l-l men living in the house. NOT PICTURED: I’lummer. Ralph, Sr. Ryan. Field, Jr. •Seiler. Clyde. Sr. Sahoe. Donald, Sr. Tarr, Alan. Jr. Utigard, Cary. Soph. Wilson. Grant, Fr. Relax and listen to the melodious «train of the D. U. Dreamer . Van Dyk, Ted, Soph. Vogt I in, George, Soph. Water . Norman. Jr. Winters. John. Sr. Walgren, Gordon. Soph. Veasting, Rotort. Soph. Young, Joseph, Fr. Young. Wayne, Soph. aar, Robert. Sr. 1737 18tli Ave. N.E. NOT PICTI RED: Heighten, Robert. Si. Ilor -t«'ll� r. Hi. haul. Sr. ker--hnrr, Daniel. � r.id. Riveland. Dale, Crad. Kolwrwm. F'ram i . Jr. Schmitz. William. Sr. Sonmorr, Lowell. Soph. Walton. Josrph. Sr. delta nig mu phi Alpha Omega chapter «if Della Sigma l hi, originally founded on the I’niversity of Washington cam- pus in 1926. ha experienced much growth since it return to the cam- pus in 19-17. Fall quarter was highlighted with a Homecoming dance given by the alum.- and a Founders' Day banquet in December. Winter brought the annual Sailors’ dance which is a national tradition «if Della Sigma Phi. The spring formal was dubbeil with the title “Carnation Hall and was a big event for the chapter. Spring quarter ended with the an- nual cruise which was oceans of fun for all the members. Intramural sports, exchanges, campus activities and scludurship were all a part of another great year f« r Della Sigma Phi. Row 1: Stewart. Jon W., President; Ask. Charlr W.. Jr.; Coch- ran, William T„ Jr.: Ebcnmann, James, Jr.; Elliott. Roger, Fr.: Fleming. Clive. Jr. Row 2: Handley, 1-eo M., Sr.; Hardesty, John R.. Jr.: Hildebrand. Carry. Soph.: Knp-tctter. Jared C, Jr.; Livingston, Ron- ald I)., Sr. Row 3: Cigan. William 0.. Sr.: I .ok krn, John It.. Ir.: McCall. Clilf, Soph.; Moody. Walter F .. Fr.: Morton, Rolx-rt S.. Sr.: Purdy, Edward H.. Sr.: Saflev. Richard N„ Sr. Row 4: Siehbin.s Waller V., Jr.; Snapp. Robert � .. Sr.: W'althers. Edward H.. Jr.: Woods. F'orrcst E.. Soph. Music makes the world go ’round? 290 'Ii� Dorothy Simms. the Kuppn St rrtlirnrl. kappa alpha psi As another school year draws slowly to an end. the members of Gamma F.ta chapter of the great klan of Kappa Alpha Psi look hack on many memor- able event and occasions. In the commu- nity. the Guide Right Program was car- ried on. This program gives guidance to high school graduates planning to enter college. Health-Week activities, spon- sored by the pledges, was another high spot. Along the social whirl, the unforget- able “Evening Dansants and the annual spring Black and White Ball, were high- lights of u very busy season. These are but a few of the reasons the men of Kappa Alpha Psi are heard to exclaim lime ami time again. “We wear the diamond. Row I: Thomas. Howard R„ Jr.. President: Anderson. CJa rener R.. Soph.: Hailey, Donald I)., Soph.; Jones. Douglas C„, Grad.: Jordan. George |_ Sr.: Justice, Karl K„ Sr. Row 2: Mayberry. Donald. Soph.; Minler, Janir., Fr.j Wilson. I-ro J.. Grad.; While, LeOn A, Jr.: Young. Andrew J.. Fr. NOT PICTURED: Armstrong. Jerome, tired. Butler. Earl. Sr. Chappell, Jarques, Grad. Gill, (harlcs. Grad. Bailey, Dan. Grad. Hollingsworth. Raft. Grad. Johnson. Henry. Soph. Johnson. Onillr. Jr. Jennings William, Grad. Lynch. Vincent, Grad. Mason. George Stallworth. I-rslir, Sr. West. Ray, Grad. 2 l The officers strike n formal posC. � 722 21.1 Avc. K. Arm«tronu. Alim, Soph. Hanr-l.til. Ronald. Fr. Rrlow, Qurlm, Sr. Urnder, Jumps (1. Fr. Gampron. William. Sr. Ptrxidrnl kappa sigma Brrucroii. CUifforrl. Sr. Bpaudrrau, Imrlr A.. Sr. Brindlp. Harold A.. Fr. (latr. Harold E.. Soph. ( hipinun. Drntii C. Fr. Clifford. Nathan S„ Jr. (iogan. John I’.. Soph. Council, Richard (1. Fr. Ihnip. (Jury K.. Soph. I yrn«i, Strphrn L. Jr. Elii� , Charles, Fr. E un� . Hurry � .. Jr. E%anm Paul M.. Jr. Flora. Honald. Soph. Gavin. Rodger. J., Fr. Clerum, Rolf D., Soph. Hrrshev, Jumps R„ Jr. Hill. Howard G.. Jr. 292 Jacobs Kenneth C... Fr. Johnson, Donald I)., Sr. Kina. Dennis I)., Soph, kimtx-l, Marvin. Fr. Iarttsfcldt. Ernest T„ Sr. Lukins Thomas C.. Jr. I.uttinrn, Carlyle H., Fr. l.uttinen, Sidney. Fr. McCreery, Hugh M.. Sopli. McKuv, Harrison. Soph. Moore. Donald V.. Fr. Myers, Ivan C., Fr. Nelson, Reed, Soph. O'Conner. Rolrcrt J.. Sr. Odlin. Richard B.. Fr. Ranken, John T.. Sr. Scgale, Richard 0.. Soph. See Re r, Richard Al., Soph. Bela I’m chapter of Kappa Sigma is celebrat- ing its fiftieth year on the University of Wash- ington campus during 1953. Most any Kappu Sig will tell you the chapter i� having a greut year. To start with. Kappa Sigma began the school year with a pledge class of thirty-four fellows. The house calendar throughout the entire year was crowded with dances and parties such as the pledge dance. Stardust hall and spring informal. On campus the K-Sigs took part in such or- ganisations as Purple Sheild. Oval cluh. Mala- mutes. In intramural sports the house performed most enthusiastically. It might he well to mention that the fellows did have time to keep the grades up also. As you can see. Kappa Sigma is celebrating its “golden year at Washington in real style. NOT PICTURED: Atkinson. Ross T.. Jr. Barber, Jack A.. Grad. Ratlin. Robert W., Sr. Carlhom. Curt C- Soph. Condon, Robert P.. Jr. (ionstantine, John P.. Sr. Delkin. Frederick L, Sr. Eager. Donald, Grad. Gordon. Thomas M.. Sr. Gustafson, Donald. Sr. Harwood, Robert G., Fr. Henderson. Laurence K„ Jr. Huntington. Daniel R., Sr. O'Farrel. I JUT)' L. Fr. Smith. Sydney, Sr. Swayze. Thomas .. Grad. The Kappa Sis’� Slavin’ for Gavin. Spcnre, Malcolm S.. Jr. Stocker. Alfred E., Soph. Swanson, Joel D.. Fr. l ute, John II.. Fr. Tihliot. Brian K.. Sr. .llker, Fredrick. Fr. Warren. Bruce R.. Fr. White. Rex A.. Fr. Williams. Elmer G., Fr. Williams. Kenneth R., Jr. Winter. Thomas, Soph. 293 •1509 19th Vvc. N. E. lanthila chi alpha Allen, Wayne W.. Jr. Auntin, (-Imrlo V„ Jr. Au-tin. Philip II.. Sr. Barber, Gail I).. Soph. Beauchamp, Verne II., Jr. Bland, Kdvtard I_, Jr. Bo le, Kieliurd 1— Jr. Bramloii, Harry K., Soph, ('.lark, Birhard G, Grad. Davis, Paul C. Sr. Itedcrer, Michael E.. Sr. Douglas. William A., Soph. Koott, William H., Sr. Fuller. M. Donald. Soph. Funk, Ronald A., Fr. Glann, James I).. Jr. Grundeland, Roy B., Sr. Ilamish, Richard M.. Sr. Holilis, l eon I)„ Jr. Hodge. Ben. Jr. Horn, Lcr, Sr. Jacov, James P.. Fr. 291 Johnson, Ocrrrtl I� , .Sr. John� tmi. James (]H Sr. Jordan, David C, Jr. Judx n. B. George. Fr. Kiroe, James I)., Jr.. Krcide. Henry Cl, Sr. I-ike. Kenneth F.. Jr. Lewis. Ronald J„ Jr. Iflvr. Edwin A., Fr. I.undherg. Ted R„ Soph. Meuli. William I’.. Soph. Mnrni. Stanley K.. Sr. Newell. Richard $.. Jr. Niemela. Wallace I).. Sr. Parjus Alberto, Soph. Rankin, Fred O.. Soph. The scene: Lambda Chi house The year: 1953 Three memorable quarters, the brothers agree. Three quarters of quizzes, textbooks, term papers. Not to mention some spirited Lambda Chi capers. The Prison dance, with its suave, sophisti- cate air Making one feel giddy, and reach for a chair. The will! beat of the jazz band filled every- one’s soul To conquer the Charleston: each lambda Chi’s goal. Schiesal, Alfred R.. Fr. Schitnanski. James A.. Jr. Shannon, George I).. Soph. Shideler. Richard K.. Fr. Sirfcrt. Richard J.. Jr. Storm. Wayne A.. Soph. Pajama dance, firesides, exchanges, the formal The following day spent returning to normal. Singing in Songfest. our voices sublime Though the sound of rehearsals was always a crime. Finals week filled with its grind and frus- trations. The arrival of grades, the heart’s palpita- tions, The house grade point posted, to be read with a rush. Those above dined on steak, the peons ule mush. It was a real crazy year, on that we concur. We’ll do it again if the draft hoards defer. Here is the way we Lambda Chi’s feel: About fifty-three they all say. “It was real. A image! being entertained during rush week. NOT PICTURED: Backlund, Carl V., Sr. Christensen, Chalmers J.. Sr. Collin . Melvin Tn Soph. Dexter, Richard CL. Sr. Dunlap, Donald P., Soph. Ilaner. Douglas I .. Sr. Hoy. William J.. Sr. I-adwig, Merwyn I_. Fr. Lund. R. Dean. Grad. McKeehen, Donald W., Sr. Olsen, James W., Sr. Olson. Ralph G„ Sr. Row. Cornelius A.. Soph. Whitman, Dale E.. Soph. Wick. Dennis J.. Fr. Wolfe. Carvel. Grad. Sullivan, Roger J.. Jr. Thawley, Roliert K.. Jr. 1 Thiem-s Paul K.. Sr. Vanderslirr, Cordon S.. Fr. Veale. Thomas F.. Fr. Williams Donald F„ Fr. 295 Weston. Patrick. Sr. President Armour. Gary, Soph. shby, Richard. Soph. Berk. W illiam. Sr. Blake, Jimn, Fr. Deinitriadr . Paul. Soph. (iillwrlM n. Gary. Fr. Green, WiHard. Sr. Iluydcn. Lory. Jr. ilenne s Donald, Sr. 11 itl r. Richard, Sr. James, Albert. Jenne. Don. Fi Kallander. Dei kotlhage. L ui I.ydgate. Chari alone. Richai £ pi kappa alpha -1510 21«! Ave. N. F. No loo«r change nir.ui no TV nl tlic Pi K. A. House. Bela Bela chapter of Pi kappa Alpha, one of llie more than one hundred chapters located throughout the nation, passed through the 1952-53 school year with it- usual social success. Out- standing events enjoyed by the brothers were the I nder- world party. Frontier Daze dance, pledge formal. Ship- wreck party ami the well- known Dream Girl contest and dinner dance. Exchanges with neighbor- ing sororities helped to fur- ther the well-known friend- ship for which the Pi kaps are known. Pi kappa Alpha was active in all intramural sports and displayed sports- manship and friendliness throughout the school year to place their house high in the rank of the fraternal world at Washington. NOT PICTURED: l.ivingston. Donald. Grad. I.undhcrg, Craig. Jr. Norman, Allen, Sr. Peterson. Dale. Sr. 296 Mauzy. James, Fr. Me Burney. R«d rrt. Soph. McDonagh. William. Sr. McNair, Stephen. Sr. Miller. George. Soph. Miller. Jerald. Fr. Miller. I-awrcnce, Soph. Palmer. David. Fr. Persh'in, I .eon, Sr. Rice, Sanderson. Sr. Sabin, l.ee. Sr. Sandberg. «ar. Jr. Seamen . Ralph. Jr. Skar. James. Sr. Smith. Dick. Fr. Spurgin. Andrew, Fr. Taylor. Ronald C. Jr. Thornberg. Robert. Sr. Wallace. Minor, Jr. William, Paul. Sr. A’u� covagr, George, Grad. Between worrying ubout «Iraft polices ami going to weddings (Phi Kappa Tail’- did plenty of both), the Phi Kap's found time for their amiuul Carnation ball. phi kttpptt Inti Founder's «lay banquet and pledge thug party. At the end ol fall quarter finals they put up Christmas decorations in the wards at Firlands. The Phi Kappa Tau’s found that community service was not hard to luko. especially when the student nurses threw a party afterwards. Realizing that college life must have something to offer besides social life, some of tin- members found time for a little school w«irk. Pill Kae « ame through with memberships on the F.ngineering council and on Tan liela Pi. while Hill Stinnette was selected for the Washington Law re- view. Another y«-ar of not much work and a lot of fun lies in the past, but Phi Kappa Tau is looking forward to its 25th year on the University of Washington campus. ROW I: Gilbertson, Carroll. Sr.. President; Amende, James. Jr.: Anderson, Robert, Jr.: Arno. Norman, Jr.; Burton, Robert. Fr.; Callahan, Charles, Jr. ROW 2: Christy. Raymond. Ir.; Hammond, Thomas, Soph.; Holmes, John, Jr.; Morri- son. Harry. Sr.; Stinnette. William. Sr. NOT PICTURE!� : Chadwick. Michael. Er. Englehardt. Truman. Soph. I -unb, Roltert, Sr. Maddock, James. Jr. Rae. William. Sr. Sample. Donald. Sr. Stevenson. Ronald. Sr. 29: Phi Kappa Ian’s warm up the Sweelhrart Song in preparation of a brother’s pinning. Arrhey, Thonta . Fr. Markman, Donald. Jr. Bidlilry Donald, Fr. 2111 E. I Til� Si. Donojthue, JdM'pli, Sr. President Anderson, G reliant. Soph. Anderson, Ted, Jr. phi delta theta Maine . Ronald, Fr. Maker, Earle. Soph. Maldwin. William. Fr. Meli'OC. dene, Jr. Bot k. Neale, Sr. Boone. William. Sr. Boyd. Sayre. Soph. Brodmon, James, Fr. Brown, Robert . Soph. Mureh, William, Soph. Cain, Joseph, Jr. (aillachan, James Sr. (altert, William, Soph. Chetlain, Arthur, Soph. Christy, Allan. Soph. Clarke. W hittaker. Jr. Colrinan. lharle . Jr. Crowon, Joseph. Sr. Cruik hank. Collett. Soph. Curran . E. Thomis Soph. Delimilro . Artie. Fr. Dorsey. Dave, Sr. Dorsey. Don. Jr. Kakin, Mill. Soph. Futeneier. Max, Fr. Fan, Frnleriek. Soph. Fitzgerald. John, Soph. Frayn, Roliert. Fr. Hamilton. Jark. Soph. Hinson. David, Soph. Hinson, Hugh. Fr. Howe, Walter. Fr. Jack. Kim. Sr. Johnson. Jerry. Soph. Kaehlein. Skip. Fr. Kaynor, Kirk. Soph. mmm m s. As Washington Alpha's fifty-second year on the campus draws to a close, its record continues to exemplify the high national standing enjoyed by the fraternity. A host of new member.- in the Purple Shield and Oval club as well a.- key fig- ures in school athletics enhanced the reputation of Phi Delta Theta. Twenty-three newcomers to the fraternity played a key part in an eventful year. The Phi- kieas were honored at the first social function of the year, the pledge dance. Closely following were the Beta-Phi Delt pajama dance, the Or- phans’ Christmas party and the Winter formal. The house party marked the close of college days for the Class of 1953. Many thanks for what they've done, and may luck always Ik with them. Keller, Ward. Jr. Kerry. W illiam. Jr. Lewis. Koliert, Soph. I.indrll, W illiam. Fr. I.indskog, Jack. Soph. MaePhee. Nick. Jr. Mi-Clary. Doug. Sr. Mi Clary. David. Fr. Millrr. Drew, Sr. Miller, l-aurie. Soph. .Montgomery. Donald. Soph. Moore. Charles, Sr. Moriurity. Tim. Jr. Morris. Bob. Fr. Nelson, Gene. Sr. Nichols. William. Soph. Nile-. Wendell, Jr. Parker, William. Fr. Peter� . Gene. Jr. Philli|i-. Neal, Fr. Pierson. William, Fr. Raliel. 1-oigh. Soph. Remlie. Annie, Fr. Scarff. Cal, Jr. Schevrr, Warner. Sr. S oil, Taylor. Soph. Senna, Jim. Fr. Stavnejr, l.uthard. Soph. Steiner. Griffith. Soph. Storms. Edwin. Sr. Stuht. William. Jr. Thies Tom. Sr. Tripp. Donald. Jr. Turner. Ned, Fr. Wakefield. Gluude, Sr. West, John, Soph. W estover, Ronald. Soph. Wheeler, Richard. Sr. W itter, Robert. Jr. Woods, W illiam, Soph. Noting. Ru-ty. Soph. Young, Holly. Sr. Zoffcl, George, Fr. Kov� 1: Allen. Tony. Soph.; Amaral. John J-. Fr.; Arrive). IVtrr J.. Fr.: Barne . Ardell D. Fr.: Reich. Kick. Fr.; Bennrii. Vum L. Jr.; Black. Roy K.. Soph.; Brazier. Donald. Jr.: Bruner. John M.. Fr.; Brazier. Thomas S.. Soph.: Churehill, Thomas I. rr., Loirs I’ut. Sr. Koto 2: Koto 3: Dykes Jam� A.. Soph.; E«an. David FI. Fr.; Fletcher. Jumr, II.. Soph.; Flw. Dm G, Soph.; G«finer. Hank B- Sooh.; Grtchrll. Jume- A.. Fr.: Gibbons Gerald K.. Jr.; Hanson, Neal K.. Fr.: Hurt. Donald. Jr.: Hilton. Jam� M., Fr.; Holmes Miehad M.. Fr.: Holt, Alan M.. Soph. Ilopf. William D.. Soph.; Houston. Jo met K.. Soph.: Hutchins. Bud. Jr.: Hullm-h. Roper. Fr.: Johnson. Allan H.. Grad.: Johnson, Ervin .. Sr.; Kirkhy. I.yle. Soph.: kiitlund. Konald M.. Jr.: Rudder. Thomas Soph.: Kuelptnan. Darrell L. Soph.; Kueider. Kohert I... Jr.: I-ofpren, Boyd R.. Jr. 1 phi gamwna delta 300 What maki-s a strong fraternity chapter? Take an association of men selected in their college days because of their adherence to common ideals. Encourage their development intellectually, physically and socially. Dedicate their loyalty, first to their chapter, second to the fraternity and third to the individual that compose it. Hind its members together with strong internal policies that have kept the house unique and have endured the tests of fifty-three years on the Washington campus. Blend with these policies an outstanding reputation for leadership in campus affairs. Strengthen its position of dominance with alumni. Augment the chapter with an impressive chapter house located a the cornerstone of Greek row. Back its strength with an equally strong national fraternity. Bear out its reputation with an intramural record of more championships won than an other competitor. The result . . . Sigma Tan chapter of Phi Gamma Della. NOT PICTURED: Byers Wesley K.. Fr. iuettn, Joseph G.. Fr. Kills, John, Sr. Kvry, Stuart. Fr. Garvin, Rolten. Sr. Gilbert, Warren. Grail. Mill. Thomas I� . Jr. Holmes, Jim-, Grail. Maanuson, Ihirlrr H., Sr. McCartney, Bud.. Grad. Men; James, Jr. Revere. William A.. Jr. Riley. William I .. Grad. Sweoglr, Robert W.. Soph. Thornton. Jerry. Soph. Turman. Jerry. Soph. Ron I: MacLeod. Gur. Soph.; Maher. Edward M.. Soph.; Mauser. Bruce F.. Soph.; M. kihhin. Bruce 11., Soph.; Mendel. Robert A.. Soph.; Metxdorf, Dewey W-, Sr.; Miller. Rod. Fr.; Moldstad, Harold A.. Fr.; Moore, Bud. Soph.; Morris. Jim ., Jr.- Mullin, Shan. Fr.; Murphy, Jerry J.. Jr. Row 2: Nilsen, Marvin H., Fr.; Nugent, Jack I— Sr.; Olson, Darryl D., Fr.: Peabody. Robert l_. Jr.: Perry, l -onard G., Fr.: Piewy, Rod E.. Fr.: Prospek, William L. Fr.; Quackenhush, Stanley F., Soph.: Quillian, William W.. Soph.; Radovielt. John «... Soph.; Redmond. Gerald F... Fr.; Riley. Chuck E., Soph.; Roliertson. (Jarenre F... Sr. Row 3: Schaeffer, Edward A.. Soph.; Scott. Jack E., Fr.; Smith. Bud M.. Ir.; Smith, I-arry K., Sr.; Stephenson. Man G.. Fr.; Stevenson. James E., Fr.; Tomlinson, John R., Sr.: Turner. James W.. Soph.; Vieira. Robert I— Fr.; Vocgtlin. Karl. Fr.; Wells. Ned A.. Soldi.: Wells. Steve, Fr.; Wheeler. Eldridge J.. Fr. 301 phi kappa sigma Marshall. Dean A., Jr. McClary, Irnnard W„ Soph. Mi lullough. I.ylr J.. Kr. Moeller, Jume� II.. Kr. Molitor, Graham. Soph. Moll, Frank II.. Kr. A swimming aspirant try� mil the I’hi Knp’ basement pool . . . table. Perkin . Richard l_. Sr. Pttsidenl Allison. Thomas l_. Jr. Anderson, Kohert l_. Soph. Atherton. Eduard H., Soph. Bard. Burton E.. Jr, Bennett. Ed Bergman. Peter K.. Kr. Riwik, l)e Wayne I... Kr. Calvert. Ralph I).. Jr. Cheney, John l_. Kr. Cliff. David B . Jr. (ionvery. Kredrirk H.. Jr. Dickinson. William I_. Soph. Earley, John W„ Soph. Kdrnholm. Hoy K„ Soph. Field . Douglas A.. Jr. Feaxter. Richard V.. Fr. Hanson. Carl, Soph. Horn, Raymond I-, Sr. Iraola. Emil E.. Fr. Johnston. Robert C.. Sr. 302 1711 17ili Ave. V K, Nelson, Alvryn I,.. Jr. I’utnum, Dnugld-� K.. Soph Putnam. Robert T., Sr. Hupp, Roger K„ Fr. Ru'hlon, Koliir M., Fr. Srott. William R.. Soph. Srlijrn. Kol rrt W.. Jr. Sharp, Donn A.. Fr. Smith Ronald S., Fr. Stnink. Stanlry W„ Fr. Sullivan. Don F.. Soph. Thompson, John I... Sr. NOT PICTURED: Andersen. Boh E., Soph. Bennett. Edward R.. Sr. Bovey. Paul E.. Sr. Cowan. William P., Jr. Crait. Darryl C., Jr. Crary. Don E.. Fr. ( ra«wdl, Bruce A.. Sr. Faintervice, Pete A.. Sr. Hay . Benard. Sr. kastilahn, Donald M.. Soph. Komcn, Rirhard B., Soph. Krieglrr. Joseph S.. Sr. I-eicestcr, John ! . Jr. Lowndes. James B., Sr. Paiu hkr. Henry .. Soph. Thornburgh, Dale A.. Jr. 1952-5.J ha been a greut year for Phi Kuppa Sigma in all respects. Among the many Phi Rap's in activities is the president of AMS. the president of Alpha Kappa Psi. business honorary, vice president of the sophomore class, an AMS senior award winner and the university yell king. In the field of sports Phi Kap had its usual high number of big ‘ Ywinners and in intramural sports the football squad placed third. As always. Phi Kap parties were lops. The pledge “Co-to-Hell” dance, winter formal, spring informal and the house party were the most memorable. In between the big social events were end of the quarter parties and dollur dances. Also, exchanges and firesides were enjoyed in the lieautiful new recreation room used for the first time this year. Even with ull the activities and parties Phi Kappa Sigma didn’t forget that the purpose of school i' education. A substantial amount of time was devoted to the books. 303 Allen. Dick. Jr. Andcrwn, Karl. Fr. Beaty. Horry, Jr. Betz. Ed. Fr. Bitar, Sum, Fr. Burrows, Holicrt. Fr. Burton. Harold. Fr. Campbell, Clovd. Fr. Oiatfield. Douglm, Fr. Chubb. W illiam, Soph. Critchfield. I’m. Sr. I)a% is David. Fr. Drl iurrnli, Rolxrt, Soph. Doescber. Donald. Sr. Doyle. Tom, Jr. Duncanson, Neil, Jr. England, Jam es, Sr. Frtty. Robert, Sr. Fiedler. James. Soph. Freeman, Nick, Fr. Frink. Jrrry. Fr. Gibbons Robert. Sop!� . Gill. Clark. Sr. Graselt. Darley. Sr. Greidrr, Hal i 304 Harper, Guy. Jr. Ila krll. Bruce. Sr. IKarl. Fr. limit, Richard. Sr. Rurtman, Fred, Soph, l-nrci . John, Jr. Met landless, Donald. Soph. McC.lenaghan. Donald, Jr. McKinney, Michael. Fr. Martin, .lame� . Fr. Munn. Gary, Fr. O’Keefe, Daniel. Sr. Oliver. Philip. Fr. Parr, Raymond, Jr. Porojiky, Micbtdi Sr, Puckett, l-anre. Soph. Reed. Norm. Fr. Schofield. Ed, Fr. Simkin . Richard, Sr. Smith. Allan. Soph. Smith. Darryl. Fr. Nineteen fifty-three mark� the forty- eighth year of Phi Psi progress at the University of Washington and the one- hundredth and first year of national leader- ship. Washington Alpha� � pride themselves on the conservatively conducted chapter that stresses internal strength as the basis for prominence. Active alumni associations make it a fraternity useful not only in college, hut one that figures prominently in the years after college. Phi Psi's participate actively in such University organizations as Malamutcs, Big-W. Varsity boat club. Two Washing- ton men were competing in the United States Olympic trials, while the mixed division of Songfest was won by Phi Pai. Phi Psi’s socialize in a big way with formats, the annual Fire party, pledge dance and “You Name It and You Can Keep It If You’ll Feed It’’ party. I I .Stack. Al. Fr. Svern, Menton. Jr. ThyReson, Karl, Soph. YnnlMt. harlo. Sr. N an Pelt. F.d. .Soph. Vrrsoi. James, Fr. We� tl� 0, Robert. Fr. Williams. David, Fr. Winslow, Dean. Fr. NOT PICTURED: Hansford, Joseph, Jr. Howay, Janie . Jr. Salmi, l en, Soph. Smith. Robert. Sr. Vorts. Donald. Soph. Winlher. Grant, Sr. Zurrk. Bryan, Sr. 305 A quo biill view of the Phi PM � in uetion ill the pool tuhle. phi sigtna kappa king, Douglas F., Fr. King, John W., Sr. I-one, John W„ Soph. Maas. Norman B.. Soph. Mayor. George W„ Sr. Meltvedt. Donald K., Sr. Okm. Richard I— Jr. Prnidrnl Anderson, Bennett I)., Soph. Beariault. Douglas G., Sr. Convene, Howard F.. Fr. Fi rh, Richard E., Fr. Ilamr . Ted K., Sr. Harmon. Jay H., Sr. Ilehrrt. John F.. Grad. Him . LeRoy J., Fr, CJeck, Emil A_ Fr. (higarato. John R.. Soph. 1‘ickrrll. Keith, Sr. Quart . Ralph H.. Fr. Richard. Roliert A., Sr. Tucker, Stephen I ., Sr. 2101 K. 17th 306 Waggoner, Edward M.. Fr. Wybomey. Clifford E.. Fr. I jiihon, Thoms Cl, Sr. ) Hrilling woith. Kerman H„ Fr. Ingman, John F„ Fr. Johnson, .Nunnally J„ Soph. I Johnson. Hirhard A., Sr. ■ Kampe. Wynn L Jr. Keye . Harry T., Jr. This has been a memorable year for Washington’s Phi Sips. They celebrated the 80th birthday of Phi Sigma Kappa on March 15. 1953. and Lambda Dcutcron chapter marked its 30th year on the Washington campus. Highlight of the year sas the traditional Phi Sig Moonlight girl formul in Feb- ruary. Other important events were a hurning-of-the-inorlgagr party and the fall quar- ter pledge dance—“Bear Hassel. Completing the social calendar was the annual Sunrise dance and breakfast in May. Though the Phi Sigs had a lot of fun, they never forgot that the university is chiefly for study—they emphasized scholarship. Phi Sigs also participated in campus activities and intramural sports. 307 4 1 it 1 it E. I7ih Si. Walleri- h. IVtrr. Sr. Prrsidrnl psi upsilan And� r-on. Paul. Sr. Rnldititt, IVtrr, Fr. Brrgeron, Jim, Jr. Bishop, IVtrr, Soph. Brown, Boh, Sr. Buzard, Ron, Fr. « alli-on. Tony. Jr. Carter, Wayne, Fr. Conner, Bill, Jr. Daimuirr, Brian, Fr. Dempsey, Birney, Soph. Dotson. Dave. Sr. Drarohley, Ferris, Soph. DiiPricot, John. Jr. Edwards. Chuck, Fr. Eigen, Hirk. Sr. Faye. Alan, Soph. Fery, John, Sr. Flohr, Roliert. Soph. Gnrretson, Edward, Fr. Halverson, Fred. Soph. Hopper, Jerry. Fr. 308 Psi I 'psi Ion fraternity lias been on the campus of the University of Washington since 1916. Highlights of the year have included the tradi- tional pledge dance, winter formal. ’‘Beach- combers' Brawl ami spring formal. The Christ- mas season brought another party to the orphans of the Seattle Children’s Home from the Psi I fraternity. The atmosphere at the house of Psi I psi Ion is charged with the intensity of philosophical med- itation generally associated with Tibetan Monas- tic Institutions. Naturally, such intellectual rigors preclude the normal, boyish expressions of happiness which characterize the ordinary fraternity. We believe that alcohol is the blood of the devil, cards are satan’s instruments and merriment is evil. So we stand: “A Cihralter of Morality in a Sea of F.vil, as reflected in our motto, which translated means: “Eat. think and be miserable. Janson. Duncan, Sr. Joy. Jim. Sr. Judson, Edward, Fr. Rarmin. Run. Soph. Ruhn. Kd, Soph. I.anr, Peter, Soph, Larson, Dave, Soph. Lewis, Hill, Sr. Luniley, Don, Soph. McMillan, Jack, jr. Martinson. Allan, Fr. Middleton, Mike. Jr. Parson . Peter, Soph. Patrick. Archie. Fr. Payten, Grant, Jr. Pell, Jim. Fr. Priti hard. Graham. Sr. Proc tor. John, Sr. Reams, Bill. Soph. Reed. Bill. Jr. Klle . Kd. Soph. R'inke, Steve. .Soph. Roger . Boh. Soph. Sedlacek. Chuck. Soph. Selbv, Purker. Fr. Shunnon. Dick. Jr. Slip|H-r, Ton. Jr. Solomonson. Jim. Sr. Stair, Dudley. Sr. Stevens. Bill. Sr. Walker, Reith, Jr. Wilkey, Tom, Soph. NOT PICTURED: Austin, Alan, Grad. Ethcrington. Donn. Sr. Haines. Rick, Jr. Helms. Kenneth. Grad. Howard. Don. Sr. Kennedy, Peter. Sr. McKenzie, Bill. Soph. Olson, Nick, Jr. Pulsifcr, Duane. Sr. SchloMlein, Russ. Sr. 309 pi kappa phi 4501 16th � r. N. E. ROW 1: Johnson. Rolwrt. Sr.. President: Borokowski, Binkv. Grad.: Glnrk. John. Jr.: Colby, Raymond, Jr.: Dailey, John. Jr.: Dihhcm, Lenny. Fr.; Johannes, Cliff. Jr.: kinkadc, Dale. Jr.: kinkade, Duane. Sr. ROW 2: Konopidti, Ronald,Soph.; Lamemon, Richard, Jr.: McGinn, Ham. Sr.: Mcwcr, Ixiuir. Jr.: Pnrtain, Lowell, Sr.: I’ike, Dour, Soph.: Sequin, Richard, Soph.: Stetson. Ross, Soph. NOT PICTURED: Hurbcr. Hartley, Sr. Broun. Fred. Jr. English. Tom. Grad. Fit , E. Sam, Grad. Hopkins. John. Soph. Kinjtory, David, Sr. Smith, Marion, Sr. Pi Kaf � ?■ will long remember ihe fun of 1952-53 with Homecoming, a Christmas party, pledge dance and Spring formal. It will he a long time before initiations and the esl toast conclave is forgotten by the Pi Kappa Phi’s. These things have kept the meaning of “fraternity fresh in their minds. Vet brotherhood is a hotter word, for that is the result of the numerous activities which helped hind the fraternity together. The true significance of brotherhood is often not realized until the year has ended and members have parted. “College days come and go. is an empty saving. In Pi Kappa Phi, they come and stay. The mem- ories of this year will not soon lie forgotten. Pi Kappa Phi wishes success to the graduating broth- ers. As students of Washington, they wish: Good Luck. Class of '53! Too bad they're only candlcliolder� . 310 ROW 1: Karri . Wayne M.. Sr.. President: Carter. Ocorjie J., Jr.: Dingwall, Bruce A..Sohp.: Dingwall, Harry Sr.: Dnllrv, David B„ Soph.; ('.albraith. Richard M.. Jr.: Kilpatrick, Franklin, Sopli. ROW 2: I-o r. Hal R.. Jr.: Muller, Mrxandrr W.. Jr.: Orr. Dwight A., Sr.; Perry'-John W., Jr.: Thomas, Paul V„ Soph.; Wednorr. Hw-lurd A., Soph. Some party The Sigma Pi � of ihe snake pit fraternity feel justified in making the following statement: Sigma Pi has the greatest little group of questionable characters, unusual character� and scholars that you will find anywhere. Kxccpt for spare ribs, which were outlawed, their kitchen puts out the best grub this side of the HUH. The Sigma Pi � boast one foreign exchange stu- dent who hate� women and live� on the third floor, two closet men. one varsity ping-pong player -of whom they are especially proud, one HUH wheel. At chapter meetings terror reigns and frustration runs rumpant. Yet the sterling president manages to keep things on an even keel from one week to the next. In closing the Sigma Pi fraternity reminds you of their striet scholarship rules—quiet hours from 10:00 to 10:30. three nights a week. 311 sigma alpha mu ■ Grossman, Larry, Soph. . Grossman. Nathan. Jr. Gutcreon. Louis, Fr. liuppin, G«ne, Jr. Kaplan, Gerald, Fr. Kleiner, Dolph, Fr. I Tin fir«t public � hul of tin- Sammy's new doggy. Kraft, Howard, Soph. Levin. Wallace, Sr. MiuturosJc)', Sanford. Soph. Mriwls, Stanley, Jr. Rogers. Robert, Sr. Samuels. Stanley. Jr. I vitch, David. Sr. President A gran off, Efrem. Soph. Almehleh, David. Sr. Arensberg. Richard. Soph. Amstrin, Sam. Soph. Brotmnn, Daryl, Jr. Cordas. Henry, Fr. Cutler. Milton. Fr. Flak.� . Marvin. S ph. 312 Foreman, Richard, Jr. Freeman. Melvin. Kr. Geller. Floyd. Soph. Cellrr. Harley. Sr. Goodman, Douglas Soph. Gorfklc. Sanford. Soph. Zukcrkom, Herbert, Soph. To the brothers of Sigma Alpha Mu. living together is one means of fulfilling the purpose of their creed: . . . to foster and maintain uniong its sons a spirit of fraternity, a spirit of mutual moral aid and support. In order to live up to such a strong ideal, it is necessary for each member to deeply feel this need for and purpose of brotherhood. Sigma Alpha Mu incorporates in its program n central spirit of doing things together. In this way. each active in the fraternity has the opportunity of gaining this true feeling of fellowship, which in turn is grasped by the incoming freshmen. In the words of our national fraternity song can best be found this con- tinuous feeling of brotherhood passed on from our eight original founders: Fiver lasting, ever faithful. Ever staunch and true. 171 t 17ili Avc. V E. Srhnridrrman, Gerald. Sr. Simon, Norman, Fr. Steinbork, Richard. Fr. Sturman. Mrlmin. Fr. Turk. Arwin, Fr. Williams. Sanford. Jr. NOT PICTURED: Beckelmnn, Stanley. Fr. Becker, Rolfc, Grad. HeGrucin. Conrad. Kr. Kregal. Irving. Soph, ljfdertnan. Sanford, Fr. Uu. Stanley, Sr. IjocU Richard. Jr. Lonn. Larry. Fr. IVha. Mark. Jr. Schacher. Edward. Soph. Secord. Robert. Grad. Silverton, Gene. Jr. Vangler. Harold, Soph. Weinstein, Sanford, Jr. Zeldman, Howard, Jr. Stands the brotherhood we've formed in Sigma Alpha Mu. 313 1506 17lh Ave. N. K. Andtritm. Krn A.. Sr iNrihirnt Ar.Jtrir.fi. Dove. Soph Apprl. Bob. Fr. BKt.tr. Mar... Fr llillomr. Jrrry. Fr Ita.ac, Paul. Fr IV-ldtn, J'rrv. Fr. ItUnJ, Del. Fr Ballon. Don. Fr. ibmvrt, Jttn. Fr. Hr ml man. Pelt. Jr. Buckle . Aid™. Fr. Itorlien. BUI. C S. IV.itlirll, Do G.. Fr. Cahill. Jack. Jr. Campbell. Bob. Fr. Carbon. Larry. Jr. (a M|na, Dam, Sr Gipriono. Joe A.. Sr. Cothran. Neil. Jr. Davia. Mike. Fr. DcGirmo. Alan. Fr. DrStlmi. Roy, Soph. Ditty. Bill. Soph. Day, Bob L . Soph. El. John. Scph. Fnhrr. Pot. Fr, GaotWr, Gltn H . Fr. Gow. Wilma. Fr. Grave , Pertr K . Sr. Guli«rRiKn, Dwk A , Soph Ha bo. Merit. Fr Harutn, Earl. Jr HHfrrlmt. Flm-d, Fr Hrnev. Dean. fr Henry, Ed. Fr. Hindman, Ron, Fr. Hood. Ray. Jr. H,«..r. Dav.J. Ir Jarvm. Harvey. Soph, r. Lorry. Fr. t. Dab. Soph. sigma alpha epsilon SAE � a farewell «fler a successful football exchange 2IxL McCuAcr. Bob. Jr. McKinley, Moore M.. Sr. Nipper. Crate, Jr. NurJaun. Arnold. Fr. O'Brien, Dou ; Soph. Price, Frank. Fr. l ach . George. Jr. : Pn«. E Lee. Sr. Richard.. ft b. Soph. Richard , Dick. Jr. Riclerue, Doug K . Jr. To (he utter dismay of the other clubs on Greek row. dear old Sig Alph opened its doors this year. At the opening of hunting season this fall, the “hotel interviewed hundreds of candidates who were applying for rooms. Only those who guaranteed advance pay- ment and showed that they were of questionable charac- ter an«l high athletic prowess were considered. In the final analysis the “lion hunters’’ narrowed the field to some thirty odd fellows and initiated them into the caves of old Corregidor. When Homecoming came around this year the Wash- ington Alpha with its waterfall swept the field a dedi- cation to Alcoholics Anonymous. The alums who paid a visit to the home of the SAF.’s found the active mem- bers in good spirit and with open hands for contribu- tion to huild a new annex. This year the house was run by a somewhat tormented lad from the latent county below the Delicious-Jonathan line. His companion, a somewhat better dressed fellow, answered to the name of Price, and his duty was to rase the monthly extortion from the members of the frater- nity. Sigma Alpha Epsilon has chalked up another whop- ping year and will be hack next year quivering with expectation. NOT PICTURED; Rot mot, EnrW. Jr. Rogers, Ken. fr. Ruggtei. J«ck A.. Jr. Salley, Jrm. Jr. Sattro, Ivor. Fr. Scbench. Brun C,. Soph. tSnrbvWVr' Sprague. Dick. Sr. Sprague. Tom. Jr. Summy. Gone. Sr. Taylor. Ron. Soph. Mark. So. mi Wjino. Larry. Soph. Wood. Tom. Sr. Wright, Dt «y. Fr. Sifjttut chi Kirby. Oaig, Sr. Kyllinratad, Jack. Soph. Lalta. David, Soph. Liptau, (xinrad. Fr. Mackie. Joseph. Fr. Marinkorkh, Donald, Sr. Marlin, James Fr. McCormick. Jeremiah, Jr. McCormick, Larry, Fr. Mills Henry. Soph. Murphy, Sam. Sr. Nelson, Hubert. Jr. Fischer, Jack, Sr. President mund en. Charles T., Jr. Anderson. Dennis A., Fr. Armstrong. Roliert C. Fr. Ashley. Calvin S., Jr. Babbit, Douglas K.. Fr. Railly, John H.. Soph. Baird. William A.. Jr. Baldwin. Joseph C., Fr. Barnwell, Jack, Fr. Bates, John, Sr. Betcone, Robert, Jr. Bohart, Milton. Jr. Brace, Gordon, Soph. Brown, Gail, Sr. Bridges, Ronald. Jr. Bridges. Donald. Fr. Burris. Roliert, Fr. Cummings Rolrert, Jr. Dohni, Robert. Jr. Dolling. Thomas. Soph. 316 “You mean . . . Owen . John, Fr. Perkins. John. Jr. Pierson. Donald. Sr. Reidingcr, George, Fr. Itridingcr, Thomas Jr. Robinson, Ijirry. Jr. Kutlner, James Sr. Schaffer, Richard. Sr. Schwedes. John. Fr. Stewart. Jack. Fr. Stone, Terry, Fr. Stafford. Shannon. Soph. Thom (won, Joseph, Fr. llddrnberg. Bertram. Jr. Warsinxke. James, Jr. Whithall, John. Fr. Wkka, Jack, Fr. Winn. James. Jr. now that rush week is over . . NOT PICTURED: Bntnk. Earl. Sr. Capcloto. Victor. Jr. Hedreen, Dirk. Fr. Healer. Donald. Fr. Lang. Donald. Fr. MaePherson. Robert. Fr. Newman. Roliert. Sr. Peahody. Gerald. Jr. Edwards. Arthur. Jr. Felton, Glenn. Jr. Fitzpatrick. Raymond. Soph. Garret, Gerald, Jr. Geary, Donald, Jr. Foss. Wes. Sr. Goodfellow, George. Sr. Grime� , Malcolm. Fr. Hartley. Wayne. Sr. Hilnert. Edward. Sr. Hoffman, Bernard. Fr. Kern. Ward. Fr. Casual—that � the word for the Sifts. Looking hack over the year. Sigma Chi is proud of its record, its high rank among Washington fraternities and most of all the fact that they had such u good time doing things together. On the social side, the favorite brawl was the annual Sweetheart hall— but the pledge «lance. Pajama «lance and exchanges went over big too. Anyway, the Sip’s always have a good time whever they go. The one big drawback of college life—education'—raised its ugly head several times during the year an«l the hoys did a good job keeping up the house grade point. Down on the campus Sigma Chi’s were prominent in all the activities. Several were key men in Howie O’Dell's grid forces, while others ma«le tracks on the baseball diamond and cinder paths. Casual?—that’s what we said! V 317 Row 1: Wherry. Ken. Jr.. I resident; Wflerk. Jamc . Soph.; mi . Jamr . Fr.; Anderson, Arthur. Jr.: Bitncy, Quentin. Fr.: Brown. Warren. Fr.; Byers, Robert, Jr.: Card. William, Fr.: Carlson. Reultcn, Fr.; Christie. Marru«. Fr. Row 2: Eagle. Blake, Soph.; Euslr . Cary. Soph.: Ely, Robert. Jr.; Forbes, Dorr, Soph.; Fraser, Dougin . Sr.; Fnt er, Terry. Jr.: French, Gordon. Fr.; Gardner, Brian. Fr.; Gebert, John. Sr. Row .3: Green. Richard. F� .; Gundlach. Vaughn, Soph.; Hart. George, Jr.; Hrdberg, Charles, Sr.: Hogan. James, Fr.; Howard. Gary. Fr.: Hull, Kirk. Sr.; John . Ronald, Fr.: Jordan, Mike. Fr. sigma nu NOT PICTURED: Black. George. Jr. Bloom. Ron, Sr. Kiefer, John, Sr. loriza. Francisco. Sr. ' esley, Earl. Grad. IteiM'hling. Barry, Jr. Rockev, Dean, Jr. Carpenter. Al. Soph. Those clcnncul Sigma Nu’� prepare for their 9 o'clock . 318 Row I; Kiiik. Donne, Soph.; Kom, James. Soph.; 1616 E. 47th St. kotiek, William, Soph.; 1 jcc Allen, Sr.; l ithe, Carl. Fr. Row 2; I wk Robert, Jr.; Iindstiom, Lauren, Jr.; l.ur- sen, Robert, Soph.; Meagher, Michael, Fr.; Mebust, Winston, Soph. Row 3; Mickey. Jerry, Fr.; Morgan, Alvin, Jr.; Mungcr, Bryce, Soph.; McCollum, Richard, Sr.; Mc- Cracken, Floyd, Sr. The !52- 53 college term brought the brothers of Sigma Nu another traditionally successful and remunerative year. Fraternity projects, campus activities, varsity sports, intramurals, parties, hullsessions and—yes, even studying were attacked with true Sigma Nu spirit and unity. Every minute was great! Ever mindful of the Gamma Chi chapter's proud heritage on the U of W campus, the brothers achieved a bond of friendship within their membership that found ex- pression in winning tin Sophomore carnival two years in succession. Gay parties and dances highlighted the unmatchenhle Sigma Nu social season. Although the Sigma Nus were always ready for a good time, many hours were also spent in study. Upon looking back on the '52-’53 term, the brothers find themselves looking for- ward with undeniable satisfaction to another great year for the men who wear the While Star of Sigma Nu. Row 1: McKenzie. Richard, Soph.; Xauphton. l-aurenre, Fr.: O'Conner. Eduard, Sr.; Onkrl . Peter, Jr.; On. Albert. Jr.; Parllow, James. Jr.; Pease. Aldridge, Soph.: Peterson. Dennis. Soph.: Pitcher, Clyde, Soph.; Racine, Robert. Fr.; Reeder, Paul, Fr.; Reischlinj:. Barry, Jr.; Rice, Marshall. Soph. Row 2: Rose. Robert, Fr.; Rotchford. Mark, Soph.; Sandliery. Phillip. Soph.; Schaffnit, Edward. Sr.: Sims, Richard, Fr.; Smith, Roger. Fr.; Smithson. Richard, Soph.; Stoddard, Waynr, Soph.; Teel, Charles. Jr.; Teel, Paul, Soph.; Thompson. Donald. Sr.; Thompson. Ronald. Sr.: Thostenson. Donald, Fr. Row 3: Tupprr. George. Fr.; Vnmmrn, Charles, Jr.; Wulil. John. Fr.: Waite, lames, Fr.: Walker, Bruce, Fr.; Walker. Conrad, Soph.: Williams, Richard, Sr.; Williams. Robert, Soph.; William� , Rucer. Fr.: Wilson, Robert, Jr.; Wimpy, Richard. Jr.; Iairy, Richard. Soph.; Carpenter, Jim, Soph. 319 1 sigma phi epsilan Hobbs Wayne. Fr. Hupi., Jack, Sr. Ingalls Robert. Fr. Johnson, Bud. Fr. kolncr, Richard, Sr. koenningcr, Torn, Sr. 2003 E. � 7 1� St. 1 JIM'S. Richard, Sr. IJllleton. Warren. Fr. I.ogan. William. Fr. McIntosh, Gordon. Sr. McCoy. W illiam. Sr. Mrl.ee . James Jr. Unrig, Dave President Allen. Art, Jr. Anderson. AJ, Fr. Barrett, Ed. Fr. Bateman, Harris Fr. Raughn, Jack. Fr. Bcrclund. Martin, Sr. Berry. Harold, Fr. Berry. James. Soph. Campbell, Richard, Sr, Carter, Robert. Jr. I Jaudson. Tom. Soph. Courier. Gerry. Jr. Dahl. George. Jr. Edwards Sarge. Soph. 320 � The scientific approach lo finance i« applied by Kcon rtudcnl� The scientific approach lo finance i� applied by Kcon Madent� . Wing. Robert, Fr. Mueller, Frank. Jr. Mueller, John, Soph. Murray, Roily. Fr. Powell. Louis, Soph. Rang. Clark. Fr. Reed. Charles. Sr. Roger� . Jack. Fr. Separovkh, Tony, Jr. Smith, George, Jr. Steven� , Sherrill, Fr. Van Dyne. William, Fr. Whitrnack. Don, Jr. NOT PICTURED: Anderson. Donald. Sr. Blackburn. John, Grad. i)ip|K lito, William, Grad. Humaek. Rolwrt. Grad. I .okcn� , Richard, Sr. Michener, Jomr , Fr. Minch, Marlow, Sr. Robinson, Dan, Sr. •Scotton. Dean. Grad. Stryker, Mark. Jr. A new chapter house the dream of Sip Kps for 30 years—became a reality this year. This structure is one of the many symbols of the progress of Sigma Phi Kpsilon since their reorganization. Activities have been many and well received. In the field of sports the football leant roared to second place among 50 participants, while the swim team took fourth place. With the opening of the new chapter house, many activities were called for. such as house warmings, parent’s open house. Homecoming, Founder’s day banquets and a Mothers’ club tea. Our 1952 pledge class is u living example of the advancement of Sigma Phi Kpsilon. Their first project, the annual pledge dance, was one of the highlights of the year. Sig Kp is ever looking forward lo newer and brighter horizons. Always a liberal and progressive fraternity. Sigma Phi Kpsilon will Ik? an ever brightening star in the galaxy of campus life. 321 1547 19th Ave. N. E, NOT PICTURED: Andrrwn, Ture, Sr. Are. Andi, Fr. IHsart. Uoyd II.. Fr. Eisert, Edward C, Grad. Evans. Robert E.,Sr. Fitzgerald. Hirliurd, Fr. Funk, Hugh H„ Sr. Funtia. Emr t M.. Grad. Ilanun. Robert W.. Fr. Harris, Richard R., Sr. Henderson, John l„ Sr. Hunt. Harry. Grad. hui'hrnrrutlirr. David I.. Sr. I .aiming. George R., Sr. I.ong, Rirhord W., Jr. MucDougall. Bruce B., Soph. MncDougall, Roiiert D.. Sr. Murtin. Wayne D., Fr. Miller. Lest on W.. Grad. Mine . Michael, Grad. Samuelson. William T.. Sr. Sando. Frank J.. Jr. Weber. James W.. Sr. Benton, John, Sr. President Alexander. Wendell, Soph. Barnette, Mm k. Jr. Boundy, Brace, Jr. ( amplM'll. Thomas. Jr. Cm . Steven, Jr. Doupe, Guy. Soph. Eiscman, Jack. Soph. Fitzgerald. Burt. Soph. Grant, Wayne. Jr. Hefty, Edward, Jr. Hr . Gordon, Sr. Kirkland, Thomas. Soph. Nilsson. Erick. Jr. Normann, Soren. Soph. Novak. David. Sr. Olson, Uoyd, Jr. tau kappa epsilon After adding an exceptional pledge class to the ranks in September Chi chapter of Tau Kappa Kpsilon went on to enjoy a year of scholastic achievement, social and campus activities and in- tramural sports. Highlights of the social program were the pledge «lance, the Teke “Totaler and the Spring formal. Exchanges and firesides at the chapter house helped to round out the extra-curricular activities. All types of campus activities were participated in by Tekes this year, as in previous years. Teke claimed representatives in Oval club. Purple shield, scholastic honoraries and various committees. W ith the closing of another great year in Teke- lom on the I nivcrsily of Washington campus. Tau Kappa Kpsilon looks ahead to even greater years in the future. “All right ‘l-uffing Bov’ let’ set- you run through thin hole. Parks, Donald, Soph. Ratdiffe. Ronald, Fr. Sandahl. Glenn, Fr. Srarrah, George, Jr. Sobotlka. Hugh, Sr. Swanson. Donald. Soph. Swanson. William. Soph. Swell. Daniel III. Jr. Warren, Richard. Jr. Worland, Donald, Jr. Tau Phi Della is classed as a social fraternity but its membership is limited to students pri- marily interested in forestry. Briefly, our purpose is to further the profes- sion of forestry and allied subjects: to promote high scholarship in the College of Forestry, and interest in ail forestry and associated activities by bringing to the undergraduate u more com- plete understanding of what has been accom- plished in the pursuit of these professions: and to further establish the mutual benefits to be de- rived by cooperation. Aside from our professional purposes. Tau Phi Delts maintain a well balanced social schedule highlighted by Homecoming activities in the fall. Tau Phi Delts also have a Winter formal, spring picnic, numerous ski parties, exchanges and fire- sides to round out the social calendar. Fredsall, Ruwell, Sr.. President Bakewell. John. Jr. Blanchard. Jack. Fr. Brown, Mickey. Sr. Brumbaugh. Ronald. Soph. Gracey. Rokt. Soph. Hayes. Paul. Sr. Ilehrank, Albert, Soph. Homer, Stephen, Soph. krvMad. Jack, Sr. I ce, Robert. Sr. Matthias, James. Sr. McIntyre. Frederick. Fr. ' Mercer, Carroll. Fr. Michrlotti, Fred, Sr. Moore, Rol rt, Sr. Nihon. Allan. Sr. Orr. Peter, Sr. Pardo. Richard. Soph. Petrone, Edward. Soph. Picketts, W illiam, Fr. Sanford. William. Fr. Schuler. Donald. Sr. Sheldon. Jurl, Sr. Snyder. Richard. Fr. Taipale, Denny, Fr. Wilbur, Donald, Sr. tau phi tieita 4616 21m Ave. N. E, NOT PICTURED: Barendreist, Peter A.. Sr. Burks, Man in J.. Jr. Hanover. James W.. Sr. Hautaula, Donald E., Sr. The “Garbmen” enjoy n real logger'� breakfast. Row I: Johnson. Virgil J.. Sr.. President; Adams. Charles C. Jr.: Anderson. Dave I... Fr.; Anderson, Donald M., Sr.: Anderson, Martin M„ Jr.; Anderson. Kir-hard P.. Fr.: Anderson, Robert L, Jr.; Aslakson, Robert II., Jr.; Bakke, Kjell, Soph.: Batsehi, Jerry A.. Jr. Row 2: Bayne. Hurley M„ Fr.; Beach, Ted L. Fr.; Benjamin. Lloyd D., Jr.; Bingham. Merrill, Jr.: Black, Walter R., Sr.; Bleil , Ijirry M.. Soph.; Brewer, Rolrcrt, Soph.: Rudlong, Jure Cl, Fr.; Bumhain. Richard C., Soph. Row 3: Busch, Jay M., Soph.; Carlson. Leo J.. Sr.: Carroll, Thomas, Fr.; Christie. Gene 1C. Fr.; (.lark. Kenneth F.. Jr.; Cotton, David C, Soph.: Crewdson. Alex, Jr.; Davi� , Thomas J.. Sr.: Day, Duane B., Jr.: Dean. Harlan B.. Sr.; Dunn, Edward A., Fr. theta chi NOT PICTURED! Beck. Richard F., Jr. Orison, James C, Jr. Carney, Robert E. Sr. Cartier, Jim, Fr. Knight. William G.. Sr. Kosmin. Alvin C., Sr. Mitchell. Samuel E.. Sr. Parsons. Theodore I).. Sr. Pasvhke, Jack. Fr. Rogers, Jerry 1C. Sr. Sage, Ed. Jr. Stuhler, George 1C. Sr. Swanson, Richard D., Jr. Turner. Raymond H.. Jr. I'iter, Robert. Sr. Vonnestrand. Dennis L, Soph. What every Tlirtu ( hi pledge must know. Oh, those fun loving Theta Chi's . . . lui ha hi 324 How 1: Ellin, Donald, Fr.; Frost. Ted Jr.: Galiinani . 1535 17th Ave. N.E. James C., Soph.: Gee. Darrell K., Jr.: Graham, Frank A., Jr. How 2: Crumling. Patrick M., Kr.: Guyer. Robert K.. Soph.: Heathman, Mirharl W., Jr.; Hedrick, Worth G., Jr.: Ilennes. James D„ Soph. How 3: Hennes. John P., Soph.: Hind. Gordon H.. Jr.; Molt. Arnir G„ Soph.; Ilulet, Hassell N„ Sr.: I ruder, Evan K.. Jr. Having somehow manured to survive another year on the Washington campus, the jolly brothers of Theta Chi in the little brick house on 17th can look with pride and enjoyment to their past accom- plishments and future depravities. It was just 28 years ago. the same year as the death of comrade Lenin, that the local tong was established; and today still tinged in pink we continue our gay. mad social whirl. (Mad, I tell you!) Making a valiant effort to appear in I SA Confidential'' our rec room was converted into a pool hall anti opium den and our study rooms were equip| ed with telescopes. The boys also managed to pick up a few trophies this year, hut we had to return most of them to their owners. We pay house- hills at the point of a gun: we read Mickey Spillane novels; and through sheer determination our social standing among the sororities has been lowered considerably. Our alums are disgusted and our Mothers' Club shocked; we continue to avoid alUUni versify functions, and after last year's parties the sorority girls avoid us. How 1: Jarol . RoImtI A.. Jr.; Jared, Myron S.. Sr.: Jolin on. Glenn I... Kr.: Johnson, Vance. Sr.; Kamla, John G„ Jr.: Keefe. Lam I).. Kr.: I-anger, Jerry I).. Soph.; Iairsrn, Richard I— Jr.: Lawrence. Gordon I).. Kr.; Lentz. Richard K.. Jr.: Manus, Janie T.. Soph.; Martin, Vnl I).. Sr. Row 2: Massar. William, K.. Sr.: Massey, Stephen R.. Fr.: Mhukk. Riehard A.. Jr.: Mead, Hrrbert T.. Soph.: Mitchell, Gordon S.. Fr.: N'ickle. Georse M.. Fr.; Null. Jark K., Soph.; O'Galligan, John A., Jr.; I'argeter. William 1’.. Soph.: Plumnirr, Robert H.. Soph.; Rich, Rodney Soph.: Richards, William. Sr.: Richardson. James T„ Fr. Row 3: Hiney, Patrick H., Jr.; Rolfe, Janie .. Jr.: Rondeau, James IL. Soph.: Schoonover, Stan H.. Soph.; Self. Richnrd K., Jr.; Simmons, Richard J.. Sr.; Stewart. Robert C... Fr.; Thome. Donald '.. Jr.: Tremain. Robert I_. Jr.: Walker. Robert. Jr.: Wehlrer, Paul A., Fr.; Westall, Kenneth C. Fr.; Yost. Roher W’„ Fr. 325 1532 19th Ave. A. E. theta flelta chi NOT PICTURED: Anderson, William, Ji. Cootc . John, Soph. Hnns.n, Dougin , Jr. King. John. Sr. Lewi� . Donald T.. Kr. Mawdrk. Junto. Jr. Montgomery, Pete, Sr. Oliphant. Man lord, Crorl. Pierson. Frank. Grad. Snyder. ! � % id. Grad. elInter, Kmr t, Jr. Erickson, Lawrence, Sr. President Austin, Avery, Sr. Berry. Stewart, Fr. Baldwin. Donald, Soph. Bergman. Dougin . Jr. Daley, Joseph. Soph. Dulrymple. Lawrence. Fr. Duggan, Rotten, Jr. Eastman. James. Sr. Eke. LaVerae, Fr. Erickson, t nurtney. Soph. Ferluga. Joseph, Sr. Field. Roltert, Soph. Frasier. William E., Soph, Gaffikin. Janie . Jr. Ilac-kinan. Robt B.. Soph. Ha lev. Bruce, Jr. Holey, John, Sr. Hansen. Frank. Sr. Harris, Gerald. Jr. Hemingcr, Murray V.. Sr. Ingakbe, William R.. Jr. Jones. David, Fr. Judd. Myron. Sr. Kelm. Melvin Sr. Kifer. Harlan, Fr. Knight. Melvin K., Fr. , Kru e, Henry D., Sr. l.candereon, Matt, Sr. Lehman, David, Jr. 326 Theta Della Chi. founded in 1817 al Union college, this year celebrates its -10th anniversary on the University of W ashing- ton campus. Theta Dell's are well represented in Oval clui� . Purple shield, Mulamutes, Varsity Boat club. ASl W hoard of control. Big W club and numerous departmental honor- aries. The intramural crew trophy resided in the house while several freshmen won their numerals and two of the brothers par- ticipated in the 1952 Olympic games at Helsinki. Finland. The year was highlighted by the tradi- tional plrdgc dance. Singapore Sling costume dance. Spring formal and the an- nually Theta Dell sponsored pre-election “Street dunce which has become an all university affair. Tlirtsi nell's caught in the net of pursuing a national pastime. I.ehman, Hi--hard. Fr. I.ewis, Donald T.. Fr. l.oma . Alen. Fr. I.uther, Richard. Sr. Mnrkay. Dun. Soph. Mutheson. Richard. Jr. Mr Reynolds. Neil. Fr. Nelson, Jark G.. Jr. Nelson, Gerald, Fr. Ogden. John B.. Sr. O’Lane. Michael, Jr. Peters. Nick. Soph. Putnam. Donald E.. Fr. t.luinlan. Richunl. Fr. Rakeman. Edward. Jr. Kodbury. Richard. Jr. Rogers. Ralph. Fr. Smith. Jim I N„ Jr. Smith, Roiiert, Sr. Thruilkill. William R.. Jr. Tre her. Gerald, Sr. Wahlin, Mori. Jr. WahDtroin, Dick. Sr. Walden. Cirnn „ Sr. Webster. Richard. Jr. Williams, David. Soph. 327 theta xi Kasper. William J., Sr. Knapp, Nil W.. Fr. Luwn, l.owell A., Jr. Mauro. Jamr H-, Jr. McIntyre, ( Juries A.. Sr. Miller, John K.. Fr. Nolan, Richard A., Sr. ()'Rave . James W„ Fr. Pepin, William B.. Sr. Hultun, John A.. Sr. Shoemaker, Robert F., Fr. Smith. Joe. Jr. Riitherniel. Richard A., Sr. President AnderMin. Arthur I-, Jr. Arrnds, (Jiarles B.. Crad. Berry. Richard l_. Soph. IWrjs. David J.. Fr. Booker, John E.. Fr. Brace, Donald W„ Sr. Braden, Marvin R.. Soph. Brown. Phillip S,. Soph. Bu h, Curti� (� .. Fr. Coble. Ronald W.. Sr. offin. John « .. Soph. Davies. William T., Jr. DeDonieniro, Paul I ., Fr. Diet .. Warren. Soph. 1522 18th Ave. N. E. 32« Studies? Tlu-la Xi‘� show � iul -kill-. NOT PICTURED: Blunt, kim Knlwrt V... Jr. Cl� n lf)'. Frank, Sr. Comstock, Brian l„, Jr. Nelson, Conrad Y, Sr. Smiley, llrrlx-rt K.. Jr. Spongenberg, Roliert B-. Soph. Staley, William .. V. Slalmrn. Donald G.. Jr. Steven� , Knltert, Soph. Tharalson, George l .. Fr. Thom| on. Iti. hard P.. Fr. Thompson, John ., Sr. Nail. Van Horn. Fr. Ward. William. Soldi. Whitlnrd, Homer II.. Jr. Wingfield. Haney J., Jr. York, Richard E.. Soph. I Duncan, Dean L, Sr. Easterbrook. William G., Soph. Edwards, Leonard W„ Soph. Fryer. Dougla M.. Fr. Gillam. Charle W.. Sr. Jessup, John H., Fr. I Another year has slipped by ami one or two brothers of Theta Xi fearfully took their sheepskins in ham! und ambled into oblivion. Everyone was well satisfied with the year—everyone, except the alums who always find something to moan about. Theta i lads believe in the well-rounded personality so they tossed in an unusual number of blasts to prove it. The logger's brawl was an unbelievable orgy featuring nothing. A few eagers made a perfunctory pass at poli- tics. others bought their way into honorarie� - not many however. Everyone was shocked when a few pledges made thefr grades. The one wise-acre who made the 4.0 got bounced out in a hurry. Chapter meetings continue to accomplish nothing throughout the year. The life in the fraternity rambled on just the same. 329 Kot« I: Wurnick. Jark. Sr.. Prnodent: Alhadeff, Jerry. So.; Aronson. Henry, Fr.: Backer, Fredrick, Soph.; Bchar, Salvo, Soph.; Berel on, Marvin, Soph.; Delrnan, Jay. Jr.: Frcidman. Michael, Jr.: Friedman. Jay. Jr. Roy� 2: Gilman, Robert, Fr.: Gillntan, Stanley, Soph.; Gohifarh. Alvin. Sr.; Goldfarb, Royal. Jr.: Goldman, Jam� , Jr.; Cordon, Ronald. Jr.; Iloffman, M. William. Fr.; hraff. Manus Sr.; lackmau. Boh, Fr. Koto 3: l-rMigold. Richard, Jr. seta beta tau NOT PICTURKD: Boric� , Henry, Jr. Bader. Sidney. Soph. Gnodidirk. W illiam, Jr Klein. Arthur, Jr. kleiultrrg, llenrv. Jr. Neulwtuer, Ronald. Sr. 330 BT enjoy the finer point� of the interior deeorution . Zela Beta Tau of the twenty-first instituit? has once again finished a supremely ordinary year at the I niversity of Washington. Frank Parker was junior class prexy. while Jack Warnick served as AMS board- member-at-large. Marty Nudelman was a rousing cheer leader. Gary Shore, a J.V. golf letteman from last spring, was fed much yogert so he would bring home a varsity letter this year. Many of the men participated in various campus activities. Meanwhile, many others made honoraries. Zeta Bela Tau is now in the process of susjwnding tin- latter from the fraternity. The majority of the ZBTs. who hang around the house, make the pledges take out girls and throw wild blasts. This then is Fraternity Life! Row 1: Levin, Koliert. Fr.j Mayers, Renjumin, Sr.; Merport, Kenneth. Fr.: Nudelman. Marlin. Sr.: Oppenheimer, Daviil. Fr.; Parker. Frank. Jr.: Pearl, Alvin. Soph.: Robinson, W illiam. Sr.; Rogoway. Jerry, Jr.; Rogoway, Jack, Sr.: Rose. Richard, Jr. Row 2: Rosenthal, Howard Jr.; Rubenstein, Jerome. Jr.: Rubinstein. Richard. Fr.; Sehaeffrr. Stephen. Fr.: Schwartz, Edgar, jr.: Shindell, Robert. Fr.: Shore. Gary. Soph.: Sllberman. Stanley. Fr.: Slinshetraer. W. John. Jr.: Soriano. Lawrcnre, Fr.; Sprar. Philip. Fr. Row 3: Spellman. W«-sley, Jr.: Strinhauer, Norman. Soph.; Suss man. Howard. Jr.; Tessler. David, Jr.: Thai. Ben. Jr.; Wamirk, Alan, Sr.: Wa«cr- man, Leonard, Jr.; WcLsfield, Douglas, Jr.; Wolff, A. James, Fr.; Wolff, Walter. Soph.: Woron, Paul, Soph. 331 I zeta psi Lindreth, Jay, Soph. Murtemton, James Jr. Miller, Roliert, Soph. Modrow, Ronnie, Soph. Negtny, Richard, Jr. Nutting. James Fr. IVarxin. Kenneth, Soph. Rritsliiw, Kent. Fr. Koaeli. Richard. Soph. Rogera, Robert. Soph. Saekman, Ralph, Soph. Setwr. Robert, Soph. 332 Suitsbery, Douglas, Fr. Siaik. Gerry L., Sr. Slock ley. t Jiarlr� If,. Sr. Tilncr. Arthur R., Jr. W illiam . l anc A., Fr. William� . Georg ().. Sr. NOT PICTURED: Aleshin . Gary I_, Fr. Buvman. Ralph II.. Sr. Copple. Rockne J.. Fr. Davis. Dwight O.. Soph. Finlay, Jame� B.. Jr. Greenwell, Warren I).. Sr. Ilahn. August F.. Jr. Kramer. Karl I)., Soph. Millar. Graham. Sr. Syron. Srott P„ Sr. Thomas. John I).. Fr. Wiseman, Orville, Fr. Zdilar, George, Soph. Griffin. Fred H.. Soph. Hanscom, Robert C, Soph. Housley. W alter, Fr. Johnson, David V.. Fr. Johnson, Rirhard T., Soph. Keller. I wrence WM Jr. The Zete� of the I’hi Lambda chapter pride themselve� on having a well-rounded membership. Attending college also includes maintaining a scholastic record, for each year the Zeta Psi I durational foundation give� a scholarship and achievement award to the outstanding member of each chapter. Last year the house average was above the all-university and the all-fraternity average. The Zete� were also active in intramural sports and campus activities. Zeta Psi-Chi Psi football game, in which members vie for the Theta lamp, is one of the outstanding sporting events of the year. Socially the Zetes, a� always, had a varied and full year. Two costume dances, the Winter formal, plus many exchanges and firesides were big events of the year. ith the closing of another terrific year. Zeta Psi will lie looking forward to fall and the beginning of another outstanding year. 333 - Sdudwicr. Joan Prti ulant juuiU. M.nha V.«-Frci Hi 1b� . Rhra Secrtury Proctor. Dntu Ann Aurlin Hall I’rrt, Sewell. Minin Blaine Hall Pro Mnae� . Sallv Lrjiv Hall Pic� Simn. Sue McKee Hall Pro Cole. IXuolliy H nw Mlnaijrr Whttford, Carolyn Social anil Acti� tiri Chairman inter-hall council Inter-Hall council's membership con- sists of representatives from the four Women’s Residence halls. The council functions as a coordinating and govern- ing body, promoting cooperation be- tween campus and hall activities. It sponsors programs which affect all four halls, such as County Fair, the Foreign Students' banquet. Honor� banquet. Par- ents' tea and the Spring formal. The council formulates hall policies in order to gain the best participtaion and enjoy- ment from group living. NOT PICTURED: Simimili. Join Treasurer Frunllm. Laurel SunJonlr M mih� r . Emwhi Orientation independent women s association Fiiri. Uunni pKiiJrm LiW v. Anna Blaine H-ixin. Helen McKee JrHnrr. Mary Anne Leafy Hrnihav,, Annelle Aunm KuK'U, Irene McLean Riw.lrr. Hetty VVolcy Curt� . Edna Wraley 1 A is an association for non-aflili- ated University women. Any woman student who lives in one of the seven organized houses for independent women is automatically n member of IWA; any non-nililiated woman student may he a member by becoming an asso- ciate member of one of tin seven houses. IWA’s purpose is to represent unuffili- ated women in campus government, to coordinate the social and service activi- ties of l groups, and to orient new women students in campus life. The IWA Council is the governing body. NOT PICTURED: Bocllin, Janvce SynajrlpMc Holme-. JoAnne Sinadctphic Meyer, Shulty Hlaine u-tin linll. Proctor. Doc ia Ann Fteiulenl Acevedo. Lom e R . S� lUrtvea. Luolle R . Fr Betkey. Patricia J . Sf. Bilan. Norm M.. Sr. Ho� (lin. Di-roshy A.. Ft Hollrnki. Elaine. Fr. Bnwn. Bili� M . Sr Brown. Jenette L . Jr CRriurriHd. Barbata F . So Cole. IVerie L . Jr Ciwplim, Ethel Mar, Jr. Pvlaman. Lota. Fr. Drolnu, Benicia. Fr. Oriprr. Or .«rime. Ft. EJmiimU. Su� n E.. Sr. Eiftc. Hrlerr P. Fr Fuutad. Slutlene. Fr. Fomum, Phylli� A . Ft ftiwler. Barbara I . So Griuk. Phrlli. J..Sr autitin hall Group living i fun ul Austin hull where the girls enjoy n full college life consisting of sorial ami academic activities. Democratic ideals are put into practice through a well-developed student gov- ernment and support of the Honor system. As a group Austin hall has won the Inter-hall scholarship cup. first place in the women’s division of Songfest and the first place women’s Howling trophy. For their service project, the girls have taken part in the Inter-hall CAHE and war orphan pro- gram. Austin is well known for its music majors who often make the halls ring with merry notes as they share their talents with fellow residents. SOT PICTURED Back.ttam. Alice. Soph.; Barnett. EUnbeth. Sr.; Renting. Boqim H . S.«ph ; Boyer. Ptucilla. J f.. Braddy. Frefaricb, St Caccia. Giulia. Soph.: Collin� . Star. Jr.: Dirdii, Matratvt R.. Jr.; Eng- � ttoa. Verna L.. Grid . Frederick. V M Ann, Jr.; Glenn. L. Duroehea, Grad.; Ha-tow. Manlm. Fr.. Have� . Juan L . Soph.; Horltack. M.iy L.. Soph ; Huli. G«v Joy. Ft.; JaaStrg, Join D.. St.: Judge. E«rlyn L . Jr.; lunge. Beverly. Ft.; Kelltr. Marcia M . Grad.; latum. Lillian L . St ; Lee. Anna. Gtad . Lee. Joyce G.. Jr.; Lok. Wha Ching. Soph ; l im.«, Laurel M . St.. MacIVmald. Jun M . Gtad.. Mattm. Ruth L. Jr.; Mi.rclanJ. Agne� L.. Grad.; Norgaar. Annie, Sr . O'Brien. Irrnc E.. Giad ; Ottaianu, Gloria. Jr.; Philef. Catuline. Soph.; Royee. Sdlly. Jr.; Sat hr� . Matilyn L.. Sr . Schillrn. Barbara. Jt.: Schmitt. Nancy. S ph.; Scldr. Y� oone. Grad ; Siminuli. Joan. Jr.. Srital. Ruth A . Jt.; Steele. Joann. Sr.: Trwitmin. Miriam. Jr.; Vallin. Margaret. Jt Handle. Ikilutci. Jt Hraly, IXil. te . Jt. Hcnahaw. Annette. Fr. Hrnttchd. Carolyn. Fr. HoJaon, Si ..an M . Ft H«.llltH held. Hc� te� W., St. Hudaoe. Ada E.. So. Kawaguchi. Ellen Y . So Kortir. E «lyn M . Jr LallemanJ. Arlene. Ft Larton. Bathata E . So. Laraon, Lnuiac. So. Lawrrnce. Harriet H . Se. Leal. Carolyn J,, Jt Luithk, Chatkete R.. Ft MacDceiild. Martha. Ft MetKensir. Jean. Jt Matthall, J.unne. So Minnelli. Junne. GtaJ Mixer. Matilyn A Mi� � . Carolyn E.. Jr Nelton, Lynn. Jt New, Verna M . Ft docti, Janet I.. Ft. Oltcei. Carol. Jr. Olaon. Roberta Jean. Ft Pfeil. Catolin . So. Rindcll. Ethelann. So Ring. Noel. Ft RoaT. Debra. Fr. SriiiinariitK for tomorrow' big exam. Kihtit, Betty Ann, S Scott. At Ju A.. Jr. Shaw. Jrrnr. Sr Smallwood. Juan B . Ji Smith, lanes. Ft Stanley, Riietta L Sr. St Clair. Mary E . S Stmecypher, Jeanette, So. Thump � . France� A.. Jr. Uyed«. pu-ako. So. Vail. Nad me E . ft Ward, Bathata E . ft. Watvaiek, Evelyn. Ft. Witter. Maty Ann. Ft Widell. Anita B . So Wiggln� . Juan E . Jr. Witter. Lee. Jr. Yothaoka. Janet. Fr ChtiMrnwei. Ellen K.. Sr. Botle. Vtrau L . Fr. Ruth. Nancy Rat. Aaa't AJviaef Sanfied. Marian. Advuer bluine hall Through cheerful friendly cooper- ation of all the girl . Blaine hall attains its goals. Blaine hall is active in a arietj of campus activities and holds lop honors in such things as sports, music and scholastic standings. Many activ- ities sponsored hy the hall itself in- clude mixers, exchanges, firesides, highlighted hy the Winter formal. In cooperation with the other halls. Inter-hall spring formal. County fair and the Honors banquet are annual functions which indicate the versa- tility. outstanding talents, friendli- ness and intelligence of the girls in Blaine. Sewell. Martha M . Se PrrndrM Aunt.. Helen V.. Sr CrderNotn. Edna I... Jr Clark. Rnarlla, Ft. Cliche. Bruy. Fr Coif. Ann. Fr Crandall. Odom J.. Fr Cimnmgham. Maureen. Jr. Di Ih. Kathryn M , Ft. Empa.fi. Join B . Jr Fryvr. Vera, Jr Fyall, Jul.r E.. Fr. Garner. Rubrl, So Garne� . Margaret V . Fr. Ccctb. Marian. Fr Hadley. Lou. Fr Haeamcrtin. Carol. So Hamxn. Kathryn R.. Fr. Haakina. Jacqueline Y . Sr. Hamer. Alyce. St Htga. Anna, So. Huie. Nina L.. Jr. Ivrr.cn. Phyllia J.. Se. Keeler. Carol. Fr K pf. PriUY L.. So. L1M7. Anne I . So Liairr. Marian A., So. Lorwvll. GU.ru. Sr. Lucthc, Dorothy C , Fr McCann, Marti� M , So MeCurry. Carolyn Hope, Fr MacNealy. Dorothy M.. 8� . Maddraa. Lorraine J., Ft. Malone, Patricia A., So Markrn, Ruth E-. Jr Mrane, Lillian. Fr. Melt. Dorothy J . Jr. Meyer. Shirley A . Sr Milfcurn, June. Sr Miller. Arlene A.. Fr. Miller, Carmen D.. 5r M.ami, Lore-tie I . Jr. Nrlwei. Culah E , Fr. OL.«i. Clin. Sr Phillipa, Patricia. So CM SOT PICrURED Barlow, Ada]me. Fr ; Bcnah...!. llrnt. Scph ; Bule- land. Evelyn S Jr.; Bradcnitmr. Marcia. Grad.; CatLt i, Patricia L.. Jr.; Clarke. .Mi.-itar.-r A . Grad : Coiteni. Rachel. Se.j Ella . Pnlani B.. Jr.; Ficken. Patricia M . Fr ; Grnhiurrt. Sandra L . Fr.; Harderr. P Joan. Fr.; Haynca. Molly Jr.; H ggliv . Charhitte J.. Jr ; Holman, Margaret, Soph . Huwarth. Agnea J.. Grad.; Kay� . Darlene, Jr ; Kcuae, Nanrilcu, Sr.; t.ampripulo� . Athene. Soph.. Marihall, Martha. Soph ; Merchant. Arlene, Soph.; Merndith. J'un. Fr.; Monunlo. Tereaa, Jr.; Moore, Maty M., Soph : Nor dale, Ioann. Sr ; Ore. Maryde F.. Grad ; Petr race. Edna L.. Soph ; Porter. Eleanor J.. Soph.; Prvor. Martha, Soph . Quimby, Margaret A.. Grad ; Rice, Sally. Fr.: Richter. Mary Jane. Fr . Rigby, Alice E.. Grad ; Schncadcrmn. IXev R.. Ft ; Scceuera, Julia A . S .ph ; Selde. Yvonne. Grad.; Sjofcoen. Bevetly, Grad.; Spark., Shirley A . Soph.; Springan. Anna M . Fr.; Steele. Shirley J.. Grad., Strlefl, Mary T.. Soph-; Thi.mpuft. Ruth M . Jr . Tuel. Margrethr C.. Grad.; Turt. Eve- lyn M.. Grad.; VanDeuam. Eltaahcih. Grad.; Vtim, Jacquelyn J.. Soph.; Waitt, Ruth. Scmli ; Wrllncr. Barbara S.. Grad . Wlea. Kaye A . Fr ; Wood. Peggy W . Jr . Sundacrl. Geraldine M . Se . Tcfh. Eliaabcth. Adtiaer. Guodaeei. Jean. Aaai.iint Adauet. Roac, M Marcia, So Runnmga, Glofia P.. So Schachercr. Joan. Sr Scbimke. Janet L . Fr Sparr, Virginia, Fr Stafford, Eleanor, So Srarrrii. France� . St. Suginoro. Seiauko L , Swan, Marcia A . So Swanton. Lola A . So Tayloe, Dora Lyiut. So. Tayloe, Mary Ann. $o. Wagner. S. Joan. So. Warren. Marie E . Jr. Weaver. Mary Faith. So Werner, Lee Ann. Ft Whttford, Carolyn J,, Y ung. Krai.ha. Sr. lilninr hull. N� r •itnly Ir.itiltla-� in llir rraiilrnl liulU. I «� f ilii rtlm— Li evening «orial rlub. M.« . Sally Ano. Sf PxnJdU Akiyama. Flitcnte T Alway. wlim, S ph Anijriao, Bfifilv, Fr. Barnhart, Shirley P.. Soph. Bennett. Eluabcth An. Sr Hl«klt� , Vtremi M.. Jr. ftudil. Marknr E . Fr Oiw� � i. Myrni F. . s irh jy . fern A . Sotik Choy. Conata� , r f' . Sr. Collam. Sur. i m. Joatint. Jr t. Peggy. Fr. •lly. Pain.ia t Cuttu, Eaton. Gallctly. Soph. GiKmi, Glutta A., Soph. Com, Shirky J., Sr Manam. Judith L.. Soph. H.irl.td. Ey.ru M . Soph. Hicgm� . ArJ.n L.. Jr Holm. Ann. Soph. H. tight uo. Nancy Ann Juaaila. Martha. Sr. Lett. Ruth. Soph. Uoin. Cvruh C. Lnt ii. Rowraa M . Sr. LtRoy. Zoaunne, Fr Lundy. Joan. Sr Lyno. Janice. Sr. Mr Lean, Franco. Fr Merchant. A time. Fr Mur aha mi, Moroko, Sr O'Neill. Marilyn. Sr. Parker. Vrrn . Sr. PUlta. IXirothy, Fr. Punyamtya. Praaanairi. Sr. Quan. Comnt E . Soph Rndn, Billie Ann. Sr. Rotooa, Helen A., Soph Saundera. lania B.. Jr Slidham. Louiae, Jr. SuduTV. Bttb. Soph. Thrailkill. Marilyn J.. Luana. Sr. Vi et. Miry Ann. Jr. Vk araahma. Emily. Jr. Zrmprich, Slnrlry C., leary hall Leary hall participates in the traditional social events ami activities of the Inter-Hall council. They take part in the elahoratc Spring formal, the Honor banquet. Foreign student banquet. Parents’ tea and other outstanding events. But besides the participation of lacarv girls in Inter-Hall functions, they take part in the activities of their own hall. During the year they entertain with mixers. exchanges, date dances, forma Is, Christmas carolling and compete in the Spring songfest. Scholastic achievement i- encouraged and the award of the Inter-Hall scholarship cup is a goal well worth striving towards. The girls of Leary arc very proud of their achieve- ments both as a group and as individuals as they have worked in campus activities and in !he class rooms. NOT PICTURED; Afrc. Barbara, F� .; Andru� , Janet E . Fr : Biker. Virginia L. Pr ; Berry. Barbara J Ft.. Buney. GknJatvn J . Fr.; Bloom. OcVearl. Fr ; H-.evd Mary. Jr.: Bown. Margam L . Sr . Bradley. P.iruu, Fr.; Cawrley. Carol, Soph. Cooper. M l. tume II. Jr.; Copeland. Joyce. Grad.-Adviatr; Oamrr. Beverly, Fr. Cri.tailer. Belle Jo, Soph,; Draly, Nancy. Jr.; Dixon. Alice. Fr ; Elken. Sonia C. Soph.; Erwin. Patay Ann, Jr.; Flt� «, Mary lee. Soph . Quit, Dorothy. Grad -Amt Adtucr. GilFcttacti. Joyce C.. Soph.; Girard, gay M . Fr.; Goudielluw. Marlene. Fr. Hed'n, Betty E.. Sr.; Hclromrr. Arlya E.. Fr.; Helm. JuJy, ft.: HtfKte. Anita. Fr. Irvin Laura lane. Pr ; Hunt:. Ekna. Fr.. Jdltitt. Mary Ann, Sr.; Jchnacei. Belie Jean. Fr,; Johnuon. Irene M . Pr.; Junta. Grana .Jr.; Jonca. N.ama Jean. Soph. Kent. Patricia G., St.. Kho, Kwie Hwl. Fr ; Kuhn. E a Lou. Jr.: Kumataka. Ruby T . Grad . Leiam. Sut-nne L . Grad.; Landacy. Wanda. Ft : Mirtia, Dolrni M Fr.. Mawihara. Emikn A . Soph.; Mrrruk. Jean. Sr ; Milim. Marilyn. Soph . Ntlaon Btrn.ct A.. Jr.; Nelaon, Carolyn J . Fr.; Nurgaard, Genuine. Ft.; Ptrlina. Maureen Fr ; Prppelmter. Pauline. Fr ; Porter, Jtaaica. Grad.; Purler. Nancy Jean. Suph. Rankin, (mil Lee. Fr.-. Ravaten. Joarphinc. Pr,; Rrrtau. Patricia E.. Fr.; Roberta Pat. Fr ; Roger� . Marilyn. Fr.; Saviiko. J.erene M.. Fr.. Sehram, Ruth. Suph. Sttandwold, Marilyn. Sr . Strung. Gtrainc Fr.. Taehada. Eh rime. Grad-; Tuck hfeliaaa. Sr.. Tuitle. Jean. Jr.; Wiederrccht. Fr ancta. Jr.; Wilhelm, Alice Ann. Sr. William . Mariorte J .Soph.; Young. Dura S.. Soph 339 tnckee hall Barnr . Suzanne, Sr. Prtiident Ahlers. Mary Jane. Fr. Alvi� . Mini� , Soph. Arnot, Wilma. Fr. Barnrfi. Joan R.. Sr. Residents of McKee hall live in an atmosphere that is entirely collegiate. What else could you expect when over Igirls or� centralized in the warm and friendly atmosphere that all of the dorms provide? While over '100 girls are housed in all of the dorms, each section has all the comforts and neces- sities of college life. McKee hall carries on a complete social program of its own. as well as helping to support the high I Diversity scholarship average. Hertolino. Beulah. Fr. Best. Joanne, Fr. Bixler, Janet, Sr. Blair. Carolyn. Fr. Borell. Flame, Fr. Cannon, Patricia, Fr. (liaiuhrrliiin. Helen E.. Fr. Danielson, Patricia. Jr. Fitzsimmons. Roberta. Sr. Fitzsimmons. Ruth, Soph. Flaherty. Carol, Sr. Forquer. Betty. Fr. Fuhring. Geraldine, Fr. Gellatly. Sandra. Fr. (irvnn, Then. Jr. Greenberg. Florence, Soph. NOT PICTURED AlUfp. After . Ft. Auld. ElitaFctb Ann. Jf. Boyd. Hifhen, Fi Brown, Lunik. It. Ghriurnacn. Thclr.i. Jr. Clark. JoAnn. Soph Condon. K in ii. Soph. tV.td.ilf. V'jtene. S,- IVnnii. Sharon, So h Dew. Miiintf. Si!«i. Drurht. Dur . Se Ente. Jorvr, Jr. Bftn. Luaa, Soph Franklin. Laurel. Jr Fr � , Donna, Sc. Funlbrton. Joy. Soph. Gillian. Pamela, S ph Grarullu. Leatrwr, Grad. Haiiue. Sue. Jr Harwy. Mildred. Ji Hollaun. Patricia. Fr. Mime, Lu . Jr. Kittiabuty. June, Sr KnoJaeo. Mary. Fr LaRorqut. Mao. Fr. Lay, Dawn. Jr. Lirnbird. Martha. Soph Loden. Berry. Soph Lutra, Ekancr. Si Muli Nanry. S� Stem, Edith, Fr N'rwytl. H.-ii.ii Fr Norman, Carol. Sr. Parcbcn. linur, Jr. Hbyatl Virginia. Jr. Preuler. Mirzuet. Sr Reeder. Ji.-y«. Jf. KKhmmiatd. Jran. Jr. Robb. Nancy. Fr Sapper. L tin, I’t Schwaili, Anne. F't Shipley Sutannr. Sr Xtxaroek. Francra. Jr Sioapaun, Odrne, Soph Secvinun. Mary. Fr Tare. LaDr ana. Grad. Toarr. Jane. Jr Walton, Betty Jane. Fr Wallut, Maritaret, Je. Welkosae. Francra. Soph WUuier. Li ui. Soph Wiaot, Maezarrl, Grad. Witka. Joytr, Jr Winkler. Bar Fur a. Si. WoM. Card. Soph WoMr Bruy, ft Yeacef. Mara Flamea. Soph. Y.irle, Juan. Jr Zerhach. Barbara. Jr Jnhnaon. Wreatlia. advlary Swanaen. Arlene, aaat adaiaer Greene, Evelyn. Fr. Harris, Betty. Jr. Harris, Ruth. Grad. Hodges. Rhea. Fr. Huvm. Anne. Soph. Nhii, Irene, Soph. hakela. Rita. Sr. Karlen. Kathryn, Soph. Knuilka. Eleanor. Fr. lainliert. Marlene. Soph. I.unilv. Margaret, Jr. Manning. Helen. Fr. Mel liven, Carol. Jr. Meyer. Doris. Grad. Miildi� , Beverly. Fr. Nelson, harlotte. Jr. Nielsen. Edna, Sr. I’erchin, Benila, Soph. Pfenning. Annette, Jr. Hobli, Barliara. Fr. -‘S ou. Peggy, Soph. Senler, Clara. Sr. Seto, Grace. Fr. McKee hull. The offire, where the elite meet to read the funnies. Sharp. Marie 1_, Sr. Snider. Joan. Soph. Webb. Vivien, Sr. Webster. Geraldine, Soph. Weiner, Marie. Jr. Williamson, Geraldine. Fr. Wilt. Helen, Soph. Sinum, Shirley President Bacon, Marilyn Baker, Joyce Comer, Marion IMHlVfj house Curtis, Kdnn Glasscock, Hope Hauer, Marilyn Hardy. Pat Hutchins Grace Keller, Natalie Linigan, Anne Ijirson. Jranninc Wesley House has been providing a home away from home for Methodist- preference girls since 1935 ut Washing- ton. This year 34 girls look residence there. Besides being busy with the activities of Wesley Foundation, the girls take time for their own functions. Wesley House is affiliated with the Independent Women's association. Layson, Marilyn McCain, Marjorie WcCamrnon, Jane Meyer. Betty Jean Nelson, Janet O'Neill, Sally Rater, l.ois Roder, Betty Ann Schultz, Marjorie Sikes, Dorothy Stark, Pat Trimble. Marilyn Ward, Carol Williams, Betty Ann Wyooff, Joun NOT PICTURED: Arlutk. Evic Deshinukh. I.eila Gamer. Marilyn Kim, Pearl McPherson. Pauline Tennant, Janice 341 school of nursing Swedish hospital division 342 ehlind hail So you're going to be a nurse—that's wonderful! Nursing is a career in which any young woman of today can take part with pride. Her days will be brimming over with experience which comes only from close interrelationship with people—and people are interesting. She enjoys the present security and promise of continued learning throughout her life. While she equips herself with the manv tools she will need as a graduate nurse working in her chosen field, public health nursing, general duty nursing, pediatrics, communicable disease and psychi- atric nursing are all integral parts of her training. Here at the Uni- versity’ of Washington the student nurse affiliates with Tacoma Indian hospital. Firlands and Northern State hospital to gain added experience in these specialized fields. This and two years of campus life fills the four and a half years of a student nurse’s education. All work and no play is no fun at all. so the student takes time out for parties, dances and University activities. Trips to the ocean rank high during the summer months and trips to the mountains are many during the winter months. Recognizing the importance of health in the world today, the student will graduate and become a part of one of the professions which will be foremost in paving the way to a happier world in which to live by making it a healthier world in which to live. 'Hie miming goal is a serious one with a lol of hard work, hut Mudetil nunc� take advantage of the recreational op- portunities and prove that diversion i« important too. 343 Truha, Mary Pre%ident Anderson, Phyllis Bark land. Doris Rjiocrhi, Charlene Berken. Joan Rohm-, Joanne Bruner, Eileen Budian, Barbara Cosby. Janiee Crosby. Joanne Dixon, Rosemary Dodge, Dorothy Fowler. Mary dander, Mary Guthormscn, Syh Hahn, C. Audrey Johnson, Kvalyn Johnson. Iln Leggett. Clara 344 eklind hall An Oscar in sight. Some prospective nurses. I .cl ! have a party . . . NOT PICTURED Adi mien.- Myn Ruler. Abbie Mm IVIIiay. Fiyr BcMlin. Mi ylin IVjoIiro, Eleinnr Bowen, Muy Chirabeilim. Joan Coicn. IV mice De ch, Dorothy Ford. Phoebe Frmllin, HikI CimMe, Donna Cornier ice. Conuiixe Hill, Uii Herron. J«e Huottr, Helen Huche., Metvi Hughei, Muriel Jimct. IXilceei juhnnn. Frincei Kemo. Sumo K rw ikiuin. Curie UdlHteld. Barbari Some of the faculty whooping it up. I.und, Carol Anne Marhgan. F«ye McNamara, Margaret Meister, Velma Mitchell. Joan Mink, Helen Monson, Myrtle Moore. Margaret NeJerlce. Marilyn Nelson, Janet Page, Nancy Pease, Vaerlene Proctor, Joan Kottrup, Elaine Sulwr, Kay Schuler, Anne Spencer. Carlce Splits. Irene Sutton. Margaret Swanson, Betty Thomesen. Lois Wintermote, Mary Jo 3 Jo school of nursing Upon the completion of two and one-half years of study on campus where she gains “background,” the pre-nursing student then enters the clinical division for her nursing experience at Swedish. King county and Doctor’s hospitals. During her last quarter on campus she commutes to the hospital two days a week for pre-ciinical experience. This period offers her a chance to become acquainted with the hospital routine and decide if she and nursing are compatahle. At the end of these three months she is presented with a while cap. the badge of a full-fledged student nurse, at a very impressive ceremony. She may then join the other students in residence at Harhoview hall across the street from King county hospital. Two and one-half years in the professional curriculum are ahead of her. During this time she receives experience in the urious fields of nursing. Experience in the special fields of nursing are provided in the other University teaching units— Tuberculosis nursing at Firland sanatorium. Psychiatric nursing at Northern State hospital and Public Health nursing at Seattle- King county Health department. The 'Indent body dignoint: n weighty problems. Pretty hairdo� help boost morale. linrhorview hitII. Final plan� made with Dean Patterson In-fore leu'inc the campo� for study in the clinical divi� ion. MIm lamb rcc lit Irarhi-� prr-clinieal Mtidrnlt net numine technique . harborview division Many off-hour activities are available to Harborview students. Classes take turns publishing the “Chronic Complainer. a bi-monthly paper featuring news of hospital and residence happenings. The students present an annual spring Variety show utilizing student talent. The student chorus brightens the Christmas holidays for patients by caroling in the hospital corridors. Religious fellowship and study is offered by the Harborview Christian fellowship which meets each week. Spontaneous gather- ings and surprise showers and birthday parlies are an almost nightly occttrance. To relieve the strain of Wednesday afternoon classes. Miss Hof fine, the residence director, serves tea in the large, attractive lounge. The governing body of Harborview hall, under ASUW jurisdiction, is the Student Council composed of officers elected every six months and representatives from each class. The meetings of the council are open to any student who wishes to attend. At the end of her four-year program the student nurse is granted the Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and is pre- pared to accept first level positions in both Institutional and Public Health nursing. She receives the pin of her school and the W on her nurse’s cap which identifies her as a professional nurse. 1- the machinery okay. Doe? Ilrlping a phy«iotherapi� t give a polio patient a «nothing wltirl-pool bath. The «linient council in deliberation in the library. Agee. Lucille Albert, Bonnie Baer, daily Barbey. Mary Barnett. Patricia Brennan. Mary Alice Burkhart. Barbara Dye. Bernice B. President. Winter Quarter Student and faculty lire � for the annual Vnriety show. ( atvanaugh. Geraldine Cocks. Dorothy Constable. Marjorie Gowden. Dolores Guljak, Jenette Dorsey. Barbara Dykrman. Anita Fredrickson. Shirley ('.rant. Sally Gustafson, Delores 348 harborvietv The recreation room was designed for relaxing—nr� students make it a ritual. The office is the hub of social activities at llarliorvicw hall. Hill, Verna Kellogg. Ann Kelly, Katherine Kodoma, Yuri I-ewi� , Marita MeCovnejr, Ann Minor, Erlene Tronscn. Dorothy S. President, Fall Quarter End of u busy day —the girl� throw a “ukr party” in one of the parlor.� located on curb floor. Pedersen. Muriel Ratcliff, Betty Reekie, Elagrace Rhoades, l-ois Robertson Joyce Slater, Shirley Smith, Nancy Taninn. Takac Yamada. Amy Block. Eliot. Sr. President Apprlo, Kune, Soph. Brrkne� . Bruce. Fr. CuhUagt . Rolirrt. Soph. K«ti|toy, Romulo. Sr. Farina . Ricardo. Jr. Finch, Karl, Soph. Gum. Mel, Fr. Haynrs, Richard. Soph. Iwaski, Raymond, Soph. Johnson, Peter. Jr. Konickatong, Pravoon, Soph. Maki. Arthur. Sr. Mishima, Tokuji, Grad. Murdock. Roliert, Jr. Nnrto, Jaime, Sr. Pari� rau, William. Fr. Patrick. Roln-rt. Jr. Peterson. Donald, Soph. Port, Paul. Fr. Rom, David. Soph. Tuttle. Jack. Jr. Stevens. Louis. Sr. LVhara. Milton. Sr. Ulsh. Wesley. Fr. Wood� , Donald. Sr. I 32 22nd Ave. N. K. honderieh house Carrying on the tradition of international liv- ing, Honderieh maintains a cosmopolitan atmos- phere with many students from foreign lands living in harmony with students from this coun- try. Students from the Philippines. Finland. Canada, Japan and Siam make their homes away from home at Honderieh. Having a full and happy college life is the aim of the house for each of its members. A full social and intra mural sports program is enjoyed each quarter by the house in addition to obtaining a full measure of scholastic learning. NOT PICTURED At-adi Frank. Soph. O.rvk m, SrctlinH. Crad. CfcNnar. IWM. Fr (Umnincham. Gen� ,. Soph Holland. Refcm. Sr. Jin, Kenneth. Fr Oouka, Ymhii.li, Grad Owen. Darrel, Soph, Stoner, Ron. Fr. Tar tor, Donald. Sr. Uanyima, Harry. Soph. Williama. Walter. Fr. All work and no play just doesn’t have it. no llrMlnrrirh threw out the work. 3012 22nd Ave. N. E. (juighead, l.yle, Sr. President Allender. Revrrdy, Jr. Bailey, Ronald, Fr. Benson, Stanley. Fr. Billr. Rodger, Fr. BlexMn. I jinny. Fr. Brummit. Charles, Sr. Carlson, Roy. Grad. Crow. Hugh. Fr. wnaegregor house Macgregor house. founder! in 1933, is (lie largest of the Student Cooperative houses and one of the most active. Intra- mural sports, dinner exchanges, mixers ami the traditional Macgregor Barn dance helped set a fast social pace. House president� Lyle 1-aughcaH and Russell Sherman have worked hard this year in organizing house activities and in emphasizing the principles of democratic living. Macgregor house has an excellent educational program anil ranks among the top houses in scholarship. NOT PICTURED: Atm. Teona. Fr.; Alim. Edum. Fr.; Cun S anion. Fr.; Callahand. William. Fr.; Chao. Robert. Jr.; Erwk kxv Jam� . Fr.; Pcrfuaoo. Sirrlr. Pr.; Flamk. Arthur. Fr. PoraaniVr. Dona hi. Snnh.; Cali maim. Strptxn. Sr.; CrutohlKhl Virtor. Pr.; Habaoo. David. Soph ; Hanaon, Robrti, Pr.; H«k Joacph. Fr.. Hcnmth. I.wry. Soph.; Hrvly. Ruhard. Fr.; Huk laitd Stan. Fr.: fakin. Colima. Fr.; Juhruon. Clarcnc . Fr Krarlry. Ri.tvit. Fr.; Lehman, Paul. Jr.; Lightnci. Craw, Jr. Marti. Mrrlr. Soph.. Maupin. Knrh, Soph.: Maaand, Tbomaa Pr : Moyer. Bud. Fr.j Pod. Cary. Fr.; Pearl. Wayne. Pr.; Shrr man, RumII. Soph.; Slpr. Gary. Fr.; Smalley. Arnold. Fr Stacey. Robert. Sr.; Swrnaca. David. Fr.; Tate. Jaewv. Seph Trrnahand. Barry. Fr.; Wall. Kenneth. Fr.; Wievr. Donald, Soph. Wincrovc, Phillip, Grad ; Wirrnun. Theodor . Ft All phase of life ure covered in cooperative living. Dionne. Gordon, Fr. Endow, Ria--hard. Sr. Fujimura. Rolarrt. Fr. Clovka. John. Jr. Gray. David, Jr. Helgaton, Paul. Jr. Ilelle, Kenneth, Fr. Ilordan, William. Fr. King. Douglas Fr. King, Harley, Soph. Klingheil, Richard, Fr. Klingh-r. Dan. Fr. Ijdfaw, I rry. Fr. Linder. Ted. Fr. LundberR. William. Fr. Martin. Morris, Fr. McDonald. Donald. Fr. Moll. Roger, Fr. Phillip . Allrert. Fr. Prielie. Wralry. Soph. Read, William. Fr. Ri«wold, Paul, Sr. Suligianis. Peter. Soph. Shroll. Richard, Fr. Snider. William. Jr. Stein. Michael. Fr. Stoy, Chralfs, Jr. Thoma.v David. Jr. Thornquist, Paul. Fr. Velde, Lee. Fr. Wineke, Donald, Fr. Wittmever, Keith. Grad. Wynio. Robert. Jr. rofcre house Randolph. Phillip. Sr. President Baumgardner, Harry. Sr. Beckman. Richard V.. Fr. Berg. !nrl B., Fr. Bradi. Rodney, Sr. Buchanan. Garner II.. So. Burke, Roliert ('� ., Fr. jirlson. John I„, Fr. Gltadwirk, Michael. So. NOT PICTURED: AihJfu n. Frr-1 M.. So. Ri1!kmi.Xc . N . Sr Bctkrr. Chula. So. Horlunin. Gto: r N.. Jr. Ikulc. Ron. Sr tkj� h. Ronald D.. So. Chimberlm, We . So Cleven. Gcorce C,. Jr. Cra� o«J. Rvokll L.. $n ll� in, IVurkc C.. So. Fun. Willum H.. 5e. Hathotn. Ray R . Fr. Kandle, Qurlt� K.. Jr. Kduiubi. Robert T.. Crad. Goaxunn. KL-ua. Grad. Lanctvn. Kenneth. Fr. LWihaug, Alt , So. Ntaki. Gerald D.. Si Miller. Richard O.. Fr Mircbrll. M.lo.l-. C. Jr. Parker. Roben. So, Punon. Darrell E . Fr Rcum. Cameron, Jr. Smith. Dducla . Fr Stork, David. Fr. Willard. Harold E . Jr ( hi-liolm, Roderick S„ So. Claybcrji, Carl D.. Jr. Kklund, Gerald, Jr. Farmann, Sian L, Sr. George, Roliert A., Jr. Glocge. Marvin K., Jr. Grahuni, Herald F... Jr. Hansen, Donald V.. Sr. Hcrhinaux. James A.. Fr. Holman, Medford N.. Sr. Hoeft. Roliert D., Jr. Ingraham, Gale A., So. Democracy in action and the cooperative spirit arc by- words in life at Kofcre. To- day il is one of the largest of men's co-op houses tin the campus and one of the most active of the men's inde- pendent houses. Participa- tion in intramural sports and campus activities are enthusiastically followed hy the members. One of the big social func- tions of the year is the an- nual “French Dance,” which is belt! each winter quarter. In the spring many outings and picnics are planned to give the group a full serial calendar for the school year. All is not play, however, as in the past Kofcre has ranked high scholastically among men's organized houses on campus. Johnson. Ronald I).. Jr. Kelly, Richard H.. Jr. Kindorf. Gary H., Jr. Knighton. James L.. Fr. l.ar� on. Holicit. Sr. I.ee, Ronald H.,So. I .rime, Donald Paul, Jr. Miller, (iarol I.. Fr. Mrjunkin.Samuel K.. Jr. Nielson, Norman F., So. Papritz. Gordon R.. Sr. Pratt. David T„ Fr. Price. Richard A., So. Redding. Ralph W„ Fr. Rooney. John R.. Fr. Ross. (.nrroll l „ Fr. Sano. Tine I... Fr. Spangler, John Ed � .. So. Strom. Robert. Sr. President Wagner, Norman k.. Jr. Willard. Stanley G„ Fr. Wingrove. Rodney C, So. Wood. Mrlvin L., Fr. Tennis, anyone? J532 I81I1 Ave. N.K NOT PICTURED. lUirvcu. Patrici Ikcnnan. Mat Al .r H'-iStf. Marguet Louik' Cover. Donna M� ri Glair. David Keith Hammer, Ell� Daltrm Hill. Hwiti WiHuau Moore, Vel OliSuw. Petri Alan Pluntxr. Jamc Carl Schnmler, Eihsaid George Somcri, J.ibk« lirnrr Teriy. Noema Virginia Wendell, W.IU Wiggm. Daniel Robert Hammond. Georcr Star Hamid. Stanley William Kennedy, Donald McKenzie Liu. John Jung-Chno MacDonald, Jamr Alexander Maclean, Bruce Malcolm Mitchell, Gregor Basil Salt. Ronald Earl Steckr. Ronald Eduard Ward, David Vonn Bur lier, Helen I.orenr President Anderson, Myrdene Aston, Maty I-ela Barlow, Marjorie Bearg. Grace Kathryn Boyles. Clara Joyce Bticklin, J anyco Claudia Fitzpatrick, Mary June McLean, Mary Nahata, Fat Musae Novakovieh, Amelia E. Roe. Pat Ryan, Colleen Tree Stanley. Carole Dierdre Treanor, Janice Elizalieth Weiliel, Erika Williams, Retha Woodford. Janice Faith 1330 I6tli Ave. N. EL The co-educalional system at Syna- tlclphic has completed its second suc- cessful year. Synadelphic consists of two house� : house “A” lor girls and house “B” for boys. The main floor of house A” is shared by both groups for meals, study limes, coffee snacks and social hours. The objective of this type of living is to provide the closest pos- sible environment to that of home life, yet furnishing the social activities and experiences of a college group. The Synadelphic goal is achieved through the sharing of house govern- ment. responsibilities and fun. Joint house meetings are held to discuss mu- tual plans foi such events as dances, firesides ami theatre parties. In addition each house has its own officers who are responsible for their individual house. Together the two groups serve meals, take hostess duties, wash dishes and enjoy recreation together. 'flii i� coeducational cooking? syna- delphic Hoskins. Blaine Lynn President Adams, Gordon Edward Cederblom. Gonlyn John Conlu. Mansueto Escuton Cowell. Roger Wayne I Irever, Ah in Garnet, David wncleun house Kom I: Maurice, Jeannette, President; Crook ., Dorothy; Kubolu, Irene; Mu iiu, Jani� ; Orvt-llu, Carolyn; Sehoening, Phylli� . Rom 2: U-hijimn, May; Witener, JoAn; Kilenberg, Sydney; Zcmp. Jose- phine. NOT PICTURED: Anderson. Barbara Arrington, Hilda Betrher, Viola Rrooks, Phyllis Qiaussee, Jeannr Cook, Kav Haas, Dolly Long, Barbara ParkUon, Pat Patterson, Mary Rainc, JoAnn Riley, Robbie San dry, Evelyn Smith, Velma Speroe. I.ulu Tobin, lamiisr Purr-r-rty pussycat. Based on the Idea of cooperative living. McLean house is proud of its progress and achievement. McLean is noted for its hospitality and friendliness. Interests vary from athletics to the fine arts and scholarship. The social pro- gram exemplifies this spirit with dinner par- ties. mixers, taffy pulls, square dances anti informal gatherings of other Coop members and their friends. Traditional to McLean is the Pink Garter dance, set in a Gay Nineties mood with every house member becoming an entertainer for the occasion. Christmas tradition includes Schmoo Week.” tlotson house Dotson house is the latest addition of the Student Cooperative associa- tion to the men's organized house at Washington. The house was organized in the fall of 1952 in the former Chi Phi fraternity house. 4521 19th sr VI Charter members include eight international representatives from Japan. India. Norway and Hawaii and eighteen members from the state of Washington. The group was first designated at X-house. hut was soon named in honor of Verner Dotson, an original member of the U of W SCA advisory board. The men of Dotson participated in various campus activities including athletics, music, drama and journalism, and had a league champion howling team. Dotson also scheduled a number of social functions with organized women’s social groups. Representative of three eountriea display polenllalilie� ut the full quarter dunrr. A Dot-on fore� lry student gels u trimming for (iarb duy. MEMBERS: Atkins, Ronald President Behrens. Dennis Comstock, Herbert Dooley, Milton Fowler, Jerry Gullaphcr, Sheridan Heathers, Hal Johnson, Lloyd Licorish. Ray Olsen, Charles Rice, Ernest Rutledge, Gary Scchmcl, George Shinoda. Noboru Sisson, Ron Smith, F.d Spcnrbeck, Ned Sterns, Ed Tlmrbjornsen, Eyvind Tucker, Hurry Turner, William VanNoy, Ron Watts Charles Welter!, James I organised house association Amende. Jjiiics Brace, Donald Kirby. Craig (.rui� , William I-ukins Thomas McNair, Stephen Miehclotti. Frederick N'iemeln. Wally Novak, David Orr, Dwight The University of Washington Organized House association was organized in the spring of 1950 to negotiate annual contracts for the collective purchasing by fraternities and sorori- ties of products and sen'ices. Its aims also include inculcation of the prin- ciples of sound business practice in chapter finance, and the exchange of information and ideas. Price, Lee Rolf. James Simpkins Richard Snurc, Clark Snyder. Jeanette Spidell. Cory Thrailkill, William Zuiir, Roliert NOT PICTURED: Kidd. Kenneth Krirjdrr. Stan MeCunen, Joe Moron. Paul My or. Warren Smith. Bud Whitford. Homer President cascade hall Looking forward to the opening of the new men’s dorms next fall. Cascade hall undertook this year’s activities with new vigor and expectation. Members spent the year in an improvement program, which included the “shaping up” of Cascade’s physical assets, which are too few. On an individual basis, house members, a large per- centage of which are foreign students, took an active part in such organizations as Organizations Assembly. Inter- hall council. Malamutcs and MOHC, as well as many ASLW committees and scholastic honorarie� and intra- mural sports. All phases of campus academic life arc represented by the over 150 Cascadians now but not for long, able to rise in the morning ami gaze thoughtfully over lovely Frosh Pond in the middle of the University campus. NOT PICTURED Abbey. Robot, Sr Aluer. Juno. Sr. Altitun. Prter. Sr- Altman, Ted. Fr. Aoihaiuer. Anton. Ji. Avcnell. Loren. Fr. Bamkc . S� m. Grad. Beaudoin, Philip. Jr. llenJrtto. John. Sr. Beri(ittotn. Kenneth. Fr. Bicrman. Laurence. Soph. Biodttrap, Frank. Jr. Ben.-on, William. Fr. Bkdaoe. Frank. jr. Bradley. John. n. Br.-akey. EihurJ. Jr Brewer. Barry. S� b Bnadevold, Lid. rr Buiard. Kenneth, Sr Bur combe, David. Jr. Campbell. Richard. Soph. Car� � . Robert, Jr. Ch a, Yun Sfarn. Jr Chaiadhuri. Anil. Grad. Chruteruon. John. Fr. Ciaaell, Jamer. Soph (daiatnn. Matvey. Fr Coie. Jamra. Jr. Ccckett. Ernrat. Fr Ce.«. Oiarlca. Fr. Daniel,, Donald, Grad. Detley. Al. Jr. Dicncr, Everett. Jr. Dimoll, Roderick, Grad, do Vallr, Muorl. Ft. Downing. Glenn. Soph. Durden. Denma. Grad. FJvtn, tuecne. Grad Fivhrt. Alexander, Jr Forman. Jam� . Jr. Fukuhara. George. Grad. Puleer. Dean. Jr. Geyrner. DoucIm. Jr. Gibbr. Charier. Se. Glunette. Lew-la, Grad. GIrnn. Richard. Fr. Gothbcrit, Gary. Sr. Granek. Philip. Soph. Gupta. Marknahan. Jr. Hannah. Al. Soph. Hanacc). Richard. Fr. Harper. Jickacn. Jr. Haae. Nick. Sr i-iaa-rt. Wiiliam. Jr. Hawthorne, Donald. Grad. Hemmeatad, Rr.brrt. Jr Hill. Donald. Fr Hopfner. Edward. 8r Howland, Mono. Jr HflUnm, Harold, Sr Hvadaiet, Clyde. Grad Htiublnaon. Georue. Sr Hutaon, Phillip. Grad Hutchina. Graham. Fr. Ickr,. Dran. Fr. Ivernxi. Ray. Soph. Jdferta, Keith. Sr. Johnaon, Don. Fr lolin-on. Gnrdcei. Jr. KeHrr. David. Jr KelktB, Dcnaid. Sr. Kmser. Mi.-hicl. Sr. Kiltoran, Francla, Grad Kline. William. Grad Koctje, Edward, Soph Kuctanki. Roy. Sr. Kohl. Philip. Sr. Koh, Chao. Grad. Krai. Kenneth. Grad. Kray. Alvin. Sr. Landa. F. Jorge. Jr Lamm. Fred. Sr Lau. Alee. Fr. Lecd.. Ruajetl. Soph. Lealir. Arthur. Jr. Lloyd. Wmatun, Grad. Liether. Herman. Grad. Lor. Robert, Sr. Mehlrrf. Henry. Fr. Merchant. Howard. Fr Movin. Juamto. CraJ Meyer. Jack. Fr. Milolxjaarwtki. Bruno, Grad Mon Wai. Sidney. Fr. Martian, Thomat, Fr. Morac. Ronald, Soph, Mutul. Walter. Fr. Nation. Arthur. Se. N’elaen, Ourka. Jr Odekirk. Richard, Fr. Oneiro. Enrique, Soph Otto. Ramon, Fr Obon, John, Jr. Palmer. Buram. Sr. Parr. F.hkn, Sr Panridite, William. Fr Pa ip. Martin, Sr. Peteraco. William. Soph Peter am, Dm. Id V . Snh. Pined. Raiarl. Se. Pope. William. Sr Pngoff, Alexander. Prince, Richard. Grad Proctor, Paul. Fr. Ralfertr, Robert. Grad Ramaev. Jam� , Soph. Re� c. Bert. St Remeet, Jack. Jt. Rice, Franca , Soph. Roscra. Verl, Grad. R. h. John. Jr Roaa. Bruce. Soph. Ruaaell. Jam� L . Soph Rivthatrin, Arn-ZJ. Grad. Sakamoto. Norman, Sr. Sato. Wade. St. Saunol. John, Jr. Schack. Noemon, Soph Scat� . Shelby. Jr. Schci. Stan. Fr. Schultl. Chari� . Jr. Sehutt. Ray. Sr. Shrynt. Thomat. Grad Smith. Robert F.. Jr. Smith. Stan. Fr. Stanley. Dan. Fr. Steele. William. Grad. Stein. Richard. Fr. Stephen., Jfnepli. Fr. Stewart, bred. Fr. Stoner. Richard. Jr. Taylor. William. Jr Thoenton. Robert. Ft. Towtuend, John. Sr. Tolmach. Moeri� . Grad Trieyr. Ralph. Grad. Tryck. Euuene. Grad. Tuauumi, Yiwhitauu. Se. Turula. John. Jr. Volk. Thooua. Sonh. Waa . Phillip. Fr. Wade. Dmald. Pr. Warren. CUode. Jr. Wilkin ma. Chari� , Sr William� , Richard, Soph. WiUcn. We.ley. Soph. Wilrcet. William. Ir Winter. Evncti, Fr. Wright. Robert. Jt. Wu. Geor e. Grid. Yin. Yuan-thi. Grad. Yuly. Duane, Sonh Zarrh. Farxian, Grad Btoukhyter. Byron, Sr Diamond. George, St D� ley. Mihoei. Fr. Gallagher. Sheridan. Jr Harvey. John, Soph. Ku.hr. Dmald. Grad Me,hkc. George. Se. Miranda. Bievenido. Se Miaael. Joe. Se Moy. William. Grad. Mulkiy. W. Allen. Pr Pickett, Duane. Fr Syjlr. Arthur, Fr Sanqr.and. Dcmald. Se. Schafer. Remald. Fr Swanacm, Stanley. Soph. Tramm. Rodney. Jr Alexander, Howard, Sr. Resident Manager Castle, Lloyd, Sr. Coffin. John Cohen, Thomas Sr. Cronkile. Floyd, Sr. Danks, Kdwin Davis, Farlow, Grad. Dietz, Warren Fahringcr, Richard. Sr. Forsyth, Eddie, Fr. Gleason. Joe. Jr. Graf. John. Fr. Herman, Rex, Soph. Holmes Bruce. Jr. Johannessen, Harold A.. Grad. Johnston. Donald T., Sr. Keitel. Glenn larFollctle, Melvin. Sr. Lahti, Russel, Sr. 1-oken, Robert. Jr. MeClintock. I'homas, Grad. Mansfield, Barney, Soph. Mark, Julian. Soph. Mayberry. Donald Mrdhcn. Makonnrn, Grad. Morris. Jack. Sr. Norman, Donald Okumoto, Royal. Jr. Perrdoin, John, Grad. Radcmarher. Roliert, Sr. Ramtio, Thomas, Fr. Saville, Allison. Sr. Stanley, Edward. Sr. Tseghe, Johannes. Grad. Turancial, Fuat, Soph. Wong, Walter, Soph. Yim. Woongtoon, Grad, chelan hall Chelan hall is the fitted ex- ample of the Rabbit-Hutch school of architectural thinking to be found anywhere in the country. This hutch was des- perately needed to house the flood of returning World War II veterans. At the time, the Bell Telephone company found itself, due to the tragic over- sight of an apprentice booth- designer, with several hundred booths on hand that were too small to accommodate the tele- phone. The company gener- ously donated the booths, which were stacked side by side under a common roof and numbered —and we now have Chelan ball. Some 200 students exist in the cubicles, furnishing soci- ology majors with a prime study of human compress- ability. Not since the Black Hole of Calcutta have so many lived in so little. NOT PICTURED. Albano. Howard. Jr.; Aleaandcr. Frank. Soph.; Aron. William. Gud . Atlcr, Lout . Fr ; Auguxin, Elmer. Fr.; Itakkcn, Clarence. Fr.; Bartdt. Chirk� . I!r ; Beacon. Clair, Scph.i Bcrgucdt, Virgil; Hcrrr.iri, M Laurence, Grad; Berner. Rochri; Breiuptecher, Arthur: Br inker ocff. Jeue, Fr.; Brown, Rona'J. Fr.; BrwnlM, Carden, rr.; Bumaiead, R07. Sr.; Bunker. Faner I. Sr . Burr, AWander. Grad.; Canned. Kenneth. Jr.; Carlton, Weak;, Grad. Caiuhnrn. Richard, Grad.; Cenoni, Peter. Grad . Chang, Thonua. Fr.; Cheetnam, Laurence. Fr.; ding. Wendell. Ft . Chung, Kenneth, Jr.; Chur. Suns Pal; Corn hr. Roger; Cranxon. Robert. Fr.; Cunningham. Roger, Davi� . Jotepb. Soph . Proldcnt: Donnell. Patrick. Grad.; IXinean. Richard, Soph.; Dwinell, Donald. Fr.; Eberk, Norman. Sr.; Eck. Charier. St.; Ents. Roger. Jr.; Erwin. William. Grad.; Evaru. Thceaaa. Fr.; Filer. Ocot(e, Grad.; Ferguacn. Robert. Sr ; Ferny. Finn. Soph.; Fcaalrr. Lem; Pilby, Jamea. Grad.; Foraacll, Carl: Freita . Jack. Jr.; Geitner. Han Id; Get her . Joe. St : Good. Dak; Griffith. J.ihn; GunlMBOO. Arthur. Scph.. Halvcrarn. Clifford. Grad.; Rancher� . Merwyn; Hannah. Ted. Soph.; Harvey. Donald; Hayakawa. Joe. Jr.; Hava. Jack. Sr.; Hrircr. Eldon. Sr.; Hrrtiger. Lloyd. Jr.; Hogan, Dwain. Grad ; Hnlxatifd. Klaua: Hone. Soon Oh. Si . Hopkini. Brywn. Soph.; Horn, John. Grad.; Hoy� � . Robert. Jr.. Huntir.etun. Darby. Grad.; In . Lowell, Fr.; Irhimatu. Akita. Grad.. JehanntMcn, Harold, E.. Sr.; Johmon. William. Grad.; Jchnacd. Donald L.; Kajimura. Hiroahi. gingery, Dm. Klunti. George. Sorb ; hr.gb. Lee, Jr.; Lancky. Walter, Grad.; Lardner, Jem. Suph.; Laraun. Richard. Sr.; Laudan. John. Sr.; Lautier. Carl, Jr.; Lee, Janata; Levy. Leo. Grad.; Luvdxri.m. Richard. Soph.; Lon . Kenneth. Grad.; Looam, Rcmald; Luke. Fun; Lum, Bruno. Grad.; McDonald. Robert B.. McKinney. John N., Jr.; Mahaffav, Charlra, Sr.; Mann, Albeit, Grad.; M-nwrll, Clyde, Grad.; Marble. Duane. Sr.: Martin. Davit, Grad.. Meehan. John; Miller, George, Fr.; Monaghan. Richard. Ft.; Moore. Alra; Moccc, DonatJ. Sr.; Moore, J Cancel. Grad.; Moore, Robert N.. Sr.; Moevan, Evan, Grad.; Mc-y. William; Nakattu, Lorry. Name� . Paul. Grad ; Nelrcei, Bernard. Grad.; Neltoet. David; Ny rcn, Bcixe. Sr.; Okada. Kiyiwhi Charlie. Jr.; Otofaon, Ikeiild, Jr.; Ola � . Harvard. Fr.; Ortuein, Norman, Fr.; Past. Butt. Soph ; Parr. Lcalie, Jr.: Paterae� . Robert. Seph.; Pattern� . Alr«, Fr.; Pederren, Glenn. Clad.; Phillip� . Glenn; Powell, Clyde. Jr.; Rafferty, Robert; Rediev, Edwin; Reed. John IX. Se.; Reichert. William. Sciph ; Richburg, Thomai. Se.; Robert� , Corwin. Jr.; Ruggle� . Chatk-a. Fr • St Jean. Leo. Sr : Sato. Sidney. Soph.; Schoene, Arthur; Scheuer. Ernot. Grad : Sehi.w. Darwin. Sr.; Sey, Jamn. Soph.; Shannon. Chirk� . Fr.; Shigena a. Henry. Jr ; Singh. Balwart, Jr,; Sire. Robert. Grad ; Slate. Willie, St.; Suntcc. Jamea; Starke. John. Fr.. Stavtvy, Luthar. Soevh.; Stenatrom. William, Sr., bollard. Arthur. Jr , Swan .Morru; Takeuchi. Tadaihi; Tao. Jimo. Soph.; Thiel. M B., Jr.. Thrmion, Kenb. Grad.; Tburkiw. Gary. Grad.. Tolltfatm. Robert. Grad.; Too . Leighton, Soph.; Trautntan. Klip, Grad.; VanIXriicheldco, Richard; Varma. Gtreeth; Varma, Knthna; Wagrohala, Walter. Fr.; Warne. Chirlr� . Grad.; Walton, Lawrence, Grad . Wella-Hendctico. Rceiatd. Soph.: Willett. Leonard, Grad.; Wilky. K� ar; William� , David. Jr.; Wllaoa, Gavin; Witte, Duane; Wong. Yuen, Fr.; Woodward, Jr rainier hall Rainier hall is one of the largest and most active independent men’s group at the University of Washington. During the past year, the hall has been very active in intramural sports, but these have not mon- opolized Rainicr’s time. Members have participated in a full schedule of social activities, which included exchanges with several women’s organizations. Rainier hall again upheld its scholastic honors by being ranked near the top of the men's living groups. The hall is looking forward to more successful years. NOT PICTURED; Abernathy. FV-dy; Baker. David; Bakkala, Richard; Ball. William; Hckc. Ranald; Bcoiaman, Vartan; Bchrm� , Jack; Bcttt. Gerald; Bcuchard, Claude; Boyle, William; Brarndlcin, Robert; Branch. Jerry; Brown. Gail; Brown. Kirk; Blown, Orvitk; Brynntad. Krnntcb; Boon. Caitur; Carton, timmic L.; Caracm. John B : Cboi, Jimmie; Chrutunwn. Robert A : Ooatc� . Edward; Cok. Dak; Conn on. other: Cook. Donald A.: Coa. H-ir.ild; OrttrJ, Marvin; Cunii. Boyd: Davit, Darrel; Davit, Raymond; Day, Eugene; Dorothy, Chartea; Dc la� . Darrel; Ekman, Richard; Eng, Kai Hong; Foevman. Beit; Franklin. Ray; Gee. Robert; Ghiglinne, Jam� -� ; Gib� .� . Lawn: Cwke. Kenneth- Goddfcllnw, Lewi� ; Gtvthmg. Darrell; Hagen, Maurice; Hailey. IX� ; Hallum. Jame� ; Halvertcei. Richard, Harrii. Dim: Harrlaon, Harve. Hartwig. Alan; Haiku. Theodor.-; Hrne, Alvin; Hidjea. Erne � ; llogman. Medford. H.we. Gerald. Ichikawa. Jack; Jacki.o. IX� ; Jenten. Dale; Johnuxi. George T.; Jainuon, Ronald E.; Johnaon. Paul H ; Jont� . Thc-maa K.; Kegel. Richard; Krnnar, George; Kennedy, Robert A.; Kinder). Gary; King. Jerry. Koenig, Richard; Kohn. George. Koff. Irving; Kumaiala, Henry, Kupfer. Harry: Kurfutil. Robert; Laraen. Orvrl; LcCotnpte. William; Lema, Catlot; Lewi� , Roger I.; Lim. Wmired; Lippmann. G. W.; LuKhei. Loren; McElvame. Herb; Slclntoah. Jack, McMurphy. Darrel; McKay, Thnmaa R.; Mato. Jcaepb: Mala- kulf. Burton; Mutm, Delbert; MathteKct. Kaytm.nd; Maiwrll, William N.; Mercer, Clarence; Metcalf, IXinald; Motruott, Enulc. Nelt-in, Donald L.. NieUon. Ronald G.; Okon, William B.: Ottetlielo. Gknn L.; On ren. Frederick; Outen. Roderick. Out ten. R.ilxtt. Owen� , Jamea M . Par man. Den; Peak. Meric; Pcndrai. Jerrv; Peter� � � . Attbur R . PririMin, DerrauVJ, Pickard. Allen; Pitcher. Ikrt; Pomerenk. Walter: Ikalt. Frederick: Pratt. Richard M.. Qi|ln'- n- John; Randle. Arthur; Read. Edward. Reep. Irvin, Rci;uj. Jerome; Reyc . Tun. Rh. Jt«, Etbyt RichartUen. Robert E.. Rimhack, John. Ringcen. Howard: Robinn� , Ray A . Rim, Darrell. Roth. Wayne; Ruftn. Walter. Rutcha, Charka. Sallee. Geary. Schlgeal. Robert P.; Severn, John D.; Silxcarte. jac. Sin h. G. S.; Slonecirr, bin; Smith, Charka E.; Smith, Duane G-: Smith. Eo-cerx E.i Smith, Wynn; Steiner. William; Stewart. William L.; Steak� , John I.; Tarr, Jack; Heroka, Tom; Thorn to.n William H.. Thoracnxia. Roben M.; Tucker. Louii. Tweeddale. Andrew; Tytler. Warren: Underwood, John; Vance. Jimmy. Vaua, Jame� : Vining. Paul; Volat, Louit; Vullkf, I’hillip: Walther, Jamea E ; Wallen, David A , Wclali. Rmald; Wicklund, Richard; Willard, (hwka; William� , Larry S.; William� . William M.. Woodhng. Ray; Ymin . Jamea A.. Zacktiicn, Romid; Zuveta, Bernard Rninirr'e barkyurtl parkiiiK lot. Aliholt, Lyle Alger, Charlrx Anderson. Henry T. Brinker, Robert Burrows, Fred Colpron, Ronald Doty, Kenneth Gunter, Raymond llereer, Men in Hunter, Wayne Johnson, Donald L l� wery. Patrick Mentor, Joseph Perkins, Richard Raynor, John Wet � , Norman Youth, Wilfred Sato. Frank, Sr. President Arima. James. Sr. Fukiage. Shoji, Soph. Hara, Nolioru. Fr. Ichikawa, kn uya. Jr. Idrta, Akio. Sr. I kola. John. Sr. Jinguji, Mo . Grad, kadoshima, Donald. Fr. Synkoa is an organization of friendship among its members and with other students on campus. The club- house. established in 1920. affords a comfortable ami convenient living quarters as well as a popular activity center for the members and their friends during their float hours. The club enters basketball, bowling and softball teams in intramural league play. The club’s principal activities include the unnual Homecoming banquet and dance; bowling, golf, and basketball tournaments; pledging; a banquet honoring the graduating seniors; annual spring picnic, and a variety of other functions. Synkoa was named in memory of former club members who gave their lives while serving with the armed forces during World War II. kodama, Robert, Sr. kosai, Joe, Fr. kudo. George. Grad, kuntusakd. Roland. Sr. kuniyo'hi. Richard. Jr. I.re, William. Sr. Muckawa. Donald. Fr. Mutsudaira, Tebo, Soph. NOT PICTURED: Arai, Donald. Soph. kawamoto. Mike, Sr. Kdamura. Ova. Fr. koura. ken. Fr. Furukawa. Enin. Grad. Nakamura. Ted. Soph. Hayashi, Mac. Grad. Shinoda. Nobi kadoshimu. Harry. Soph. Takahu-lu, Dick. Jr. kajimura, Hiroshi. Jr. Takahashi, George, Grad, kawahara. Robert, Sr. Tokito. Shox. Fr. Matsumoto. John, Jr. Mukai, Takao. Grad. Murakami. Kenneth, Grad. Nakagawa. William. Grad. Nakatsu. Lorry. Jr. Okada. Charles, Jr. Okamura. Eugene, Jr. lOknno, Rol rrt. Grad, (ha, Tuni. Jr. (hoshi. Thomas, Jr. Sato, keniehi. Sr. Tanalte, William, Sr. Tanaka. John. Jr. Tenina. John, Fr. Urhida. Thomas, Soph. Vamada, John. Soph. Yamate, George. Grad. Yasui. James. Jr. Yoda. Shuji. Sr. I nder construction on the border of ihc University of Washing- ton campus is the luxurious and much needed men’s dormitor} . A masterpiece in modern architecture, the new resident hall strikes its impressive pose just west of 15th Avenue and the academic building . The building is designed with 575 double-units and it is the hope of everyone concerned that it will be read} to house men students in all fields by the full of '53. At present the cost of board and room per quarter is estimated at $190. Such modern living facilities as these will be a big step forward in growth and develop- ment for the University of Washington. campus organizations Bria Mib-r Impier Ivrixifi, Arlrne Cushman. Arly Frost. joan McCormick. Jnnei Sasty, Jojte Suder, Rowena Chi siib-rhapler knight, Marietta 1’auUon. Saanne Weigrr, Donna Swanson. Belly SivrrMin, Marie Della Mih-rluiptrr Brown. Merry-lare Olerkotlrr, Marilyn Softky. lx is StuUman. Roselle Kappa Mib-rlmptrr Barllrll. Dori� Burk. Jean Della aub-clioptrr Boye . Kern Knppn «iib-rliupler Ejtlvel. Barbara Francke, Lynn Della sub-eliupier Johnstone. Avon Kappa sub-chapter Carted. Kay l.okken, DorU M ill llie ineelini: please eomr I� order? phratertfH “Famous for Friendliness is the motto which the Phralereans have no trouble ai all living up lo. It conies almost automatically—at barn dances, slumber parties, ski week ends and well, you name it. Open to all women on the campus. Phrateres- participation in sport, social and service uffairs means an added “something. Phratcres i- an in- ternational sorial and service organization, and NOT PICTURE!� : BETA Si. Luiu. Virginia WhltttrT. L 4. Orel!. BuUfi Nr 01 11. lari if Drehaeh, Joanne Eatleoon. |o� b Helm,. Judy Rrrnoldt. Ann Lrt CHI lnhiMun. Allcdirw Wibem, Marilyn Cuarna. lo Hall. Arlene Li k. Elaine DELTA Maig.it ir Pr w. Martha llavihotn. June llielm, Arlene Leonard. Marilyn Wahcrhi, June Lrnzle. Car ! TVimaa. Evelyn KAPPA Lukketi. Jean Rijda. Revelle Hrannan, Helen Pm«. JoAnn Cloud. Centra Dr Spam, Gayle Sullen. Sherry LAMBDA Brungard. Jaeki Caldwell. Shirley Lain� . Nann Waterman, Pat Trulouar. Dn( THETA Zentnet. Jean Eng. Nancy Kanerta. PoeMky Lode. Mare SIGMA Elgin. Lcaa Lule. Cmnii Muhrtg. Serene Parker. Jean Sprat. Myrtle Amtin, Gloria Heagle. Caroline Mmnet. Norma Paul. Lurline S,)uirrt. Monk all-phrateres The Phrutere office in the Hub. at the University of Washington it is composed of eight subchuptcr . each having its traditional ac- tivities ami social events. Scholastic excellence is still another characteris- tic measuring-stick in the group's program. Among its many other duties, the All-Phrateres Council keeps close tab on this important phase. The coun- cil coordinates the work of ten committees in other group activities. Hauser, Alyce Weiner, Marie Carman. Anne Ward, Audrey Thela sub-chapter Choy, Connie Egan. Connie Allen. Marjorie Barnhart. Shirley Eidal, Sue Ferguson, Mary Jane Hunt, Diane Marcks Anneloie Stuy. Marilyn Sigma uh-ehupter Brown. Barbara Carnes Mary� ret council Donrhoo, Ann President Taylor, Luis Viee-Prcs. Swensen, Marilyn Secretary Hamlin, Carol Treasurer Hunter, J.'annine Historian Carmen, Elaine Activities Scholarship Marken, Ruth Art Winder, Leone Exchanges Croson, Gwen Mcinhership Cliche. Betty- Magic Popwell, Virginia Publicity Maxey, Lean a Social Nelson, Barbara Sports Arkelbein. Darri� St.in.innl !.orent en. Loam- Beta Pn-ddent Weigcr. Donna Chi President Brooks Marillyn h.ippa President Cunningham. Dorothy Lambda President NOT PICTURED: Johnston. Avon Delta President Egan, tlonnie Theta President Pntelli, joVnnmi Porter, Helen Wrirmur, Susan Witt, Helen Anderson. Jean Clark. Kosella Gardiner. Mary Ellen Hodges Rhea adelphi Cook, Hr I nurd Matsumoto. John Mcahkr. Oorge Parker, Allan Scalar, Charles W arrick. Robert Adelphi club� are group� of inde pendent men. banded together to fur- ther some common purpose. These clubs are kept small so to maintain close relations between the members. Each club elects it� own officer� and carries NOT PICTURED: DrVor, Donald Donoton. James Jordan. Miles Klein, Brice Arlieiter. W illiain Kliason. Vern Kjaer, George Malakoff. Burt Avery, John Firth. Donald Hauscus, Fled Flaherty. Donald Mueller. Brure Rrunsdon. Harry Fletcher. Charles Newman. Douglas Burchfield. Jim Fox. Ro hnr.l Olden. Del Butterfield. Donald George, William Old fin. Ted Bohn, Warren Gortom, Douglas Potter. Alvin Clark. John Preutlrnl Sater, Richard Clingon. prod Grundy, Cliff Sexouer, Robert tiooley. William Hawkins, Vern Stonier, Ron Daniels. Donald Haynes. Richard Walter. l.oyd Demetre, Jamr� Huhluird, Koltert W ill. Arthur De Sj.ain. William Jones, Stuart William� . Walter on its own social program in coopcra lion with the other Adelphi clubs. Adelphi Signifies brotherhood and fraternal fellowship. This name was suggested as a fitting symbol for the organization by the late Professor Ed- mund Meunv. Its aim is to give its member� training in leadership, and through social activities, make their careers more fruitful ami enjoyable. sororia Sororia was organized at the I niversity of Washington in 1910 to bring together mature women students, both married and unmarried, enrolled for either graduate or undergaduate studies Its purpose is to promote friendship and mutual interests, both academic and social. I lie croup is fostered by a strong alumnae who aid in the social pro- gram with interesting functions for the campus group such as the annual gel-acquainted tea. a Christmas party for members in the city during the holidays, a summer picnic and j graduate breakfast honor- ing the current year’� graduates. NOT PICTURED: Agt(trap. Milito-d Anderson, Elsie Hatry, Marge Hon hard, I orna Brittain. Elaine Hull , k. Nancy (ampliell. Mary M. Carry, Mildred Curtis. I.inr.ra Dawson. Myrtle II. Deane. louise Deely, Oars Cay. Rrtty Gooch. Maiiun Gunstrom. Elsie Guthrie. Ccrol Henke. Ini Hurley. Caroline Johnson. Winnifred Kolb, Jane I-aCnsve. Mary Jane McCarty. Doris M lllianry. Virginia MillsajHs Manila Morganson, Bra Niven, Eileen Oliver, Margaret Orsi. Corine Paris. Catherine Platt, Florence Preston. Huh) Shepherd. Gladys Shinnis, Arlvn Smith, lama Smith. Margaret Swanson. JoAnnr Weidinger, Mary Ann Fouls. Rolierta Kessler, Mary (.arson. Elizalieth MaeNealy. Dorothy Tracy. Ida Varo. Helen President 362 Silunist A new organization on campus is the Kilunist club which is composed of Fili- pino students. The purpose of the Filunist's is to get belter acquainted with for- eign students on campus, to draw the individual group of Filipino students on the campus closer together and to encourage other Filipino students to study at the Uni- versity of W ashington. One of the highlights on the so- cial calendar for the group is their participation in the annual International ban- quet. They take part in the foreign student tour and this year have sponsored a dance in cooperation with Filipino students attending Seattle University. Though the group is a small one. it is active in many areas of cam- pus activity. Miranda, Ricnvenido President onIii. Mansueto Diokno, Benicia Estigoy. Romulo Karina . Ricardo Flor. Francisco Garni do. l-olita (lines. Mrlchor Hagan. Conrado Monsanto, Teresa Narte. Jaime Vega. Mrlrcio NOT PICTURED: Bui-sit, (lastor Oirsilles. Joselina IVcano, Mrlchor Gamido, Marian Garcia. Beverly Hianez. Elena Merin. Juanilo Olitinario. Pete Silvestre, Jose cstnn inn club Founded in November of 1952. the Estonian club partici- pates in most student activities, especially in those offered by the Foreign Students’ office and the Cosmopolitan club. In con- nection with the 35th anniver- sary of the Estonian Republic, an Independence Day program was presented March 1. includ- ., ing folksongs and dances in national costumes, speeches and a display of Estoniun handi- craft. National food was served and records played. During International Festival week. March 1-0. Estonian handicraft was displayed and records played in the HUB. The club's folk dance group of eight par- ticipated in the foreign stu- dents show. Vagabond Road. ’ Front row: Mi Enid Nurfc. Kenneth M. Gorshkow, President. Mrs. Endrl Kolde. faculty adviser; unidentified. Miw livi Nukk. Back row: Mrs. Sum bom, Aavo Kalvinte. Ants Hansson. Gerhard Giving- Unn Yispj . Andi Are. Eino Moles, Juhan IJikane. Not pictured: Mart l.iikane. 363 T� uboi. Esther President Akiyama, Florence t.'hikala. Florence Fujii, Irene Fujii, Jean llarnano. Katherine llayashi. Rae Hi � . Kinuko Iwasaki. Dorothy Kawaehi. Jean Kuwaguehi. Ellen Kitainoto. Lilly Kubota. Irene Kumaaakt. June kuuada. Nancy Mamhara. Entikn Miyake, Elaine valeda Though il «a.� organized on this campus only six years ago. Valeria has marie great progress in furthering it purposes. It has stim- ulated the social and intellectual interests of the Japanese girls on campus, and it has also encouraged their greater participation in cam- pus activities. Its program includes a welcom- ing tea in the fall for freshman girls, and a formal honoring the graduating seniors. Nalmta, Pal Nnji, Hetty OhaMii. Nancy Otoshi, Marianne Sakai. Elaine Sakai. Midori Sato. Juliannr Scto. Grace Sugimoto, Setnuko Suzuki. Tomi t-hijimn. May Lyctia. Fumiko Uycda, Fusako Uycda, I.uana Viur.t-hina. Emily Voshioka, Janet Yoahiokn. Tomi NOT PICTURED: Arase. Betty Fukcda. Alice Hayashi, Polly Ito. Yosbi Kawaguchi. Martha Koniio, Mattel Ku-okahc. Chiye Maekawa. Nina Miyoshi. Kiki Nomura. Sylvia Oita, Betty Oita. Nori Ono. Nohuko Seike. Kuth Send� . Margaret Shiniomuru. Terrie TakahaMu, Noble Takayoahi. Mickey Teraoka, Chri«tina Toshi, Joyce Tsulsumoto, Helene l-rnkdwa. Marianne YamaJa. Amy y m c a y tv c a The Y.MCA-YWUA of the University of W ashington has completed an active and meaningful year having carried out its objectives: social responsibility, religious understanding, personal development and effective organization. A fun-filled weekend at Frosh Camp in September acquainted new students with fellow students and with the University. Election year brought a crowded, non- partisan forum program iti which candi- dates presented their views tor interested students. International Banquet was a gala Thanksgiving dinner for 180 American and foreign students. The Nickel Hop. which is fast becoming a school tradition, brought a return of 8225 for Campus Chest. The “Y community service program placed nearly ninety students as volunteer work- ers in social agencies throughout the com- munity. Faculty firesides, religious discus- sion groups, parties and special projects helped complete an enjoyable and worth- while program. Fun amt fellowship at the Y International Folk Camp. Boiirlier. Roy President, YMCA Park. Barbara President. YWCA van Arsilel, Ann Secretary. YWCA Attached. Grove Barntmu-e. Willis Blaine). Sylvia Brin ki lt. Doreen Clayton. Dixon Davis. Marilyn Ricketts. Wilbur Tucker. Keith Valia. H. II. Watkins. Barbee Wrbh. Vivien Whitman, Sylvia Yamliao, Agnes Yamhao, Phyllis EuuIcmiii Hall—15th N.E. anil K. 12nd. (•evens. Thea Treasurer, A WCA Hamlin, (arol !iop| er. Gloria Ingraham, Mnrlyn Jallie, I .ax. Magnuson, Wwtljr McCarter. Shirley MepJatnee, Dick Merrick, lean Moore, Barbara Vicr-Pn-� .. YWCA Myers. Liz Vice-Pres.. YWCA Packard. Joan Pieroth. Mary Potter, Randy 1121 E. -Lit it Sl. Cjibinrl: (left Io rijclit) laurel Mae Loomia, Jojrr Reeder. Bernie (look. Hetty SlevenM n. Dorothy ililrr. Uran Wright. Kurhura McHitrtjiic, Kurbiiru Srliillrn, Bili Schrader, Frunri� Shorrock. baptist disciple student fellowship LAUREL MAE LOOMIS President The Baptist-Disciple Student Outer located at the corner of 45th and 15th Avr. YK. provides an opportunity for social awareness. Christian growth and personal development. One aspect of the program is the forum held each Sunday evening at the renter. A varied social program includes banquets, parties and picnics. The Student Outer welcomes not only Baptist and Disciple students but anyone who is interested in studying the areas covered bv the four commissions: Christian Faith and Heritage. Social Responsibility, World Relatedncss and Personal and Campus Affairs. b9nui b9rith hillel foundation The B’nai BTith Hillel Foundation at the University of Washington is a unit of the .National Organization at Colleges and Universities devoted to religious, educational, cultural and personal service among Jewish students. It was organized at the University of Washington as a full Foundation in March 1911. B'nai B’rith has sponsored Hillel since 1923. Today it maintains Foundations dnd Counselorships in 201 College.- and Universities in the United Stat -', Canada. Cuba and Israel. Albaum. Jetty Alnwirh, Lucille Antchell, Gruvc Arwdoell. Helen Alrail� t , Pick Amicem, Sam AM. Ray Render. RNtu Rrnveniitc. Jeanne Rnd e. Jerry IVtewa. RjvsunJ Behar. Btvffiy todciuttin, Jo ]ib Bu«hkc. Lather Bender. June CjKMti. BnitKc Oiaiken. Norma Cape tutu. Berry Du llenne. Lucille IV tarn. Vmlrt DeLeon. Leatrict Davu, Hearn� Ehaa. Philip Flakt. Carmen Fmo. N tttcy Fineeiman, Yeroeh Freeman. Melvin Friedman. Leah GwAk. Sanford Clater. San Jr. Crenald. Rayirn nj Gohib. Roberts Gelkr. Floyd Gelfind. Uvram Gr.Uhcrt. Ei hr I Grernblslt, Shirky Goldman. Murray Giaumon. Latfv Grossman. Nate MEMBERS; Greenberg. Florence Croihin, Shirky Cuirrion, Lean Huffman. Hitt Hirmiti, Judie Hiijipm. Gene Israel, Jane Jacobson. Pauline Kamel. A via Katinelmn. I.inln Keulach. Evelyn Kleiner. Dotpo Klinger. Juan Kahin, NcdBii Kara. Shirley K«uek. VV iHi. Levmvei. Sam Ulcn, U-ilii Lyfiya. Eva Levey. Mcrilk Lonn. Larry M.i ih. M-.inrl Muscatel. Nancy Mankind. Marian Pulwar. Sally iSrxan. Helene IVrkel, Arltru Parker. Frank Pulnhuk, ir Pinch. Mini Ptupm. Janet Polliri, GetJ RuCuway. Jerry Ruarnhers. Rocky Rasa. There e R'«ii� ar. Jack Rctferi. Robert Reed. HrtK-tt Rcaenhlum. Stunai Ruacnblum. Ted RoacnfieM. Lila K ■ •■ . Renee Schuartt. Bernard Shapiro. Janet Silvirrimitb. Dc«a Sil� .man. hunne Sturmin. Melvin Steinbeck, Richard Schorr. Joseph Stein. Beer Samuel.. Stan Siegel. Joyce Sehuartt. Leslie Sklarrwici. Chat lei Siecel. EJith Simon, N'.anu Siern, Rovanne Thomas. Natalie Thai. Lillian Thai. Ben Tanca. Dave Vinea. Davrnc Volutin, MaJelon WcIiIkU. RicharJ VVe.ternan. Scodra Wittenhoeu. Herb War nick. Jack Wcinatem. Gaud Wol .t.tve, Betty Worm. Paul Zvileihurn. Herbert Pictured urr the Student Council Officers' Seated. Sandy (.nrfklr. irruturer; Joanne Sum- man. president; Nulc (iruvaman, 2nd vice-pretd- dent. Standing, Jerry Kogowny. Ut vicr-presi- dent, anti Evelyn KiI I.hTi, seeri'tary. ol pic- tured are: Maurice Levin, director, und Suniii Seaman. a«� i«tnnt to llie director. Carbon. Carli Eirinn. IXoalJ Flaherty. Carol Johnaon. Eiil Merrier, Ulrifh Smln, Clara gamma delta Gamma Della � a organized on the campus in ihe fall of 19-16. the iicme signifying the purpose of ihe Lutheran group—Christian knowl- edge and Christian service. The duh is afTdialcd with the International Association of Lutheran Students, and is active in the affairs of the Norlhwe.it Region of Gamma Della. The club meets weekly under the guidance of the Rev. A. L. Hillman� at Messiah Lutheran Church. NOT PICTURED Beckmeyer, Ted IHn . Geraldine LcFebvre. Edward Kinlade. Dale Kinlade. Duaiv Mundt. Mair Patcbe. Raymond Sdun. Audrey Vofid. Robert Yd. Cbarlo lather club “Thv Lord is Truth is the theme for Lutheran Student associations all over the country. Luther club i- one of UK) Luther Student groups on college and university campuses. Luther house is the center of many of the club's activities—noon lunch. Bible studies. Thursday noon meditations, and Friday night socials, as well as always being open for fun ami fellowship, study and serious discussions. The Sunday evening supper meetings, the highlight of the week, are held at the I niversity Lutheran church, including worship, speakers ami discussion. A graduate-student and faculty discussion group led by the faculty members on their own field as it relates to Christianity, has aroused enthusiastic responses. NOT PICTURED: Urcbacb. Arthur ChriMerwcm. John Cocfc. Wayne Cnini, Remit D� hl. Gordcei ElmquiM. Rulurd Hm, W.ltcr Hill. Howard Jeter. Milton heitcei. Norman Kraer. George Martina, Cirol NV.ivnld, Chmd Sehiiebrl. Erne� � Tticon. Paul Thimn. Phyltii Zrtimer. Ernert Mignuxin. Richard rreaulent Amkiaeei, Robert Ben. Anita Mae Birleland. Evelyn Frebe {, Helm Gtbaca. Atly� Hailrn. Jacqueline Holm. Hirect Hoiitid. Marilyn Ivettm, Arlene Johiucai. Dceiild Minim. Kmnerh Kirtnlr. Strflfrcld Koch. Lydi� Litton. L ui� c LaiCIquul, KUO Lormtkn. Joanne Luther. Silly Anne Mocn. M� r ery Nietien. Carol Nolle. Elaine Obrrider. Marilyn Odegard, Eileen Olaon, Jean Reep, trland Swanwin. Arlene Swanum. Mullen Jare Sweruen. Marilyn Threw. Gerald Waller. Ccmrad White. Jamei Wood� . William Crotby. Jo Cun� , Joanne Cilhcruon. Laura Jem UUen. Do� � Holland. E.rlyn Para. Mmlyn TarMI. Militate Uln� � -. Myrna delta mu Running� . GlotU Stanley. Cantl Webber. Janet Wodcman, Joann SOT PICTURED Ban.wr. Paulin� G.x«lr, Can ir Graham, Alice Lines. Juan Pro i Jem Matthew� , Jackie IV� alt. Janes RiHtJun. Nancy Rupea. Carol Delta Mu. an organization for Jol s Daughter, a Masonic order. was founded on the I niversilv of Wash- ington campus in 1945. This year, under the leadership of President Joan Loser. Gamma chapter has provided a wide program of many activities and social life for its members. ASSOCIATE MEMHERS Mr� . Geery Allrn Mm Sandra Apple Mi. lean Darnell Mr. Karkara Uaroen Mi� � Fiance� Hardow Mi. Betty Holm Miu Franc� J «tr. Mr� hone Jt.no Mn Nma Kiiui Mira Milliard Martiroon Mr� . Marcia Moocr Mr Martin. Pralleii Mr. I Vila Mac RcViat Mr. DarleiK Soli Mr. Annibclle Scronko M� � Dorothy Soffruon Mr� Margery Th.em Mm Vrrreia Webb phi chi delta Phi Chi Delta's purpose is to aid in developing the individual lives of its members through activities grouped under the general headings of social, social service, missionary education and home- building. The founders of Phi Chi Delta were interested in drawing together Presbyterian women interested in the work of their church. Membership is open to both independent and sorority women of Presbyterian religious preference. NOT PICTURED Bori-ll. BetlS Jcar.ru Ddch. Joann Horn� . ArJith tl« in, Marika Long, lUrl-ara Loan. Joan Margin. Maryorie Send. Shirley Shcrard, Sally SruK-i, Lou Vattender. Caiot Wenger. Carol Ar.� lov«. Lu� � Prciidcnl Barr. CUdy. Bethea. Bettye Borrll. Ela ine Brown. M. rry Lee Lolleei. Jean Martin. Ruth MilUi. Donna ScIicji. Harkira Stmt all. Vivian Wilnn. Carotr canterbury club Hiahiip. IXifuU friiidrnt Cotti� . David As a supplement to the academic life at the I niversity. Canterbury club, a national association for Kpiscopal students, was organized on the campus in 1932. Canter- bury club provides a center for fellowship and a focal point for spiritual, intellectual and social life. The club covers six main fields of interest: worship, study, evan- gelism. service, unity and giving. DoSv-n. Thonu� Elliot, Janet French. Joan Hum . Cnnatanre Sunday suppers followed by Kvensong, discussions anti various other programs are u club activity. The members teach Sunday school, sing in the choir and help out on a service for patients in the Kirlunds sanatorium. The social calendar includes an annual cold turkey Kvmiur, Rkhird Louii. Lrm� n Tulmjin. Char In feed in December. Shrove Tuesday pancake supper, re- NOT PICTURED: treats, a Spring formal, the Hale Hop. as well as picnics, beach parties and informal gei-togethers. Able member� of llie rlinir rehearse. More “Canticle journali� !� . Boimri. D v«d Draly. Ninty Dickwin, Alice Phillip . Roy cabinet Alui! A coltl turkey feed. Rich experiences in Christian living are gained by members of Kappa Phi. a national organization for Methodist college women. In fulfillment of their purpose, every Methodist woman in the university world today a leader in the church of tomorrow.” individual mcm! ers participate in a variety of spiritual, cultural and social activities. Dinner meetings are held twice monthh at Wesley house. At this time programs are presented, centered around the current theme. “Freedom’s Holy Light.” Student-led chapel services follow. Kappa Phi recognizes the value of Wesley club activities Sunday morning church, the student pastoral and teaching ministry and encourages participation. Growth and fellowship are a part of this joyous experience of Christian sisterhood. The l'J. 2-.� 3 pledge group presents 41 pieturr for the Deaconess Children � Home in Everett to knppu Phi i«l the initi4ition li.iiiquet. kappa phi NOT PK.TURF.l) Adam . Shirley, Sopil ; Beard. Barkan. Soph.; Blur. «.«on. Fr.; Cnrollo. Nina. find.; Corthcll. Eleanor. Jr.; Davu. Fray. It.-. Dawk i. VkiIj. Jr IVeur.� . Cuoltn, Fr ; Pirlinsii. Minlvn. Jr.. Garner. Marilyn. Jr.. Kawa- Ccbi. Militia. Fr . Kem. Patricia Gay. Sr.; Kim. Pearl: McFhrrraco. Paulmr. Fr . urakami. M. tvilo. Soph.. Nomura. Sylvia. Fr ; Ott. Janet. Sorb: Tennenr. Juu«. Sopb ; Van Ar Wei. GrrtniA. Sor . ; Wrijtt, IX n.. Sr.; William.. Hriiy Ann. Jr , Willutnn. Annr. Spli. Row 1: Arlsak. Evie. Sr.. Prrsirlent; Bacon, Marilyn. Sr.: Baker. Joyce. Sr.: Barkes. Mary. Jr.: Bennett. Brity Lou, Soph.; Bird. Betsey, Jr.: Chase, ■Shirley Aim. Sojih.: Cooper, Gcorgio, Soph.: Corner. Marian, Soph.: t uni . Kdna. Fr.: Drury. Karen, Fr. Row 2: ('.lass. Merrillann. Soph.; C.lawook. Hope, Soph.; Hager, Marilyn, Jr.: Ilandke, Mary. Fr.: Hardy, Patricia, Jr.; Hester. Pat. Soph.: Hutchins, Grace, Fr.; Kennedy. Janet. Soph.: Knight. Marietta. Soph. Bow 3: McCain, Marjorie, Soph.; Mr-Common, Jane. Fr.; Morlrergrr. Margorie, Sr.: Masulmra. Fmik � , Soph.: Meyer. Betty lean. Fr.: Milhum. June. Sr.: MJhnlland. Gail. Fr.: Moses, Sally, Sr.; Nelson. lanet Ann. Soph.; O'Neill. Sally. Soph.; Pom my. H.iyda. Jr.; Popwell, Virginia, Soph. Bow I: Ba er. lot . Sr.: Boeder. Bctl) Ann. Jr.: Rotou . Helen. Soph.; Simon. Shirley. Jr.: Stanley. (Parole. Fr.: Stark. Patricia. Jr.: Thompson. Jean. Sr.: Trimhle, Marilyn. Fr.: Wanohiim, Fmily. Jr.: Ward. Barbara. Fr.: Ward. Ctirol. Fr.: W hitsett. Dolores. Jr. 370 Main. n. Vrrmo K . Sr PreoJ.nl Aiulcw, Lou }.. Sr. LcAltcn. Jean H . Soph. B«Ilin� t, J mr, L , Soph Neil. Pauioa A.. ft. Bctbe . Betty . Siph S«h j� . Riiluri, Sr. Westminster club Hirvey. Jchn, Soph. Willurat. KurniTn. WiUai. Carole. Soph MEMBERS: Ackerman. Conni. Fr.: Arbry. Lron, Grad.: rlowp, Laun-en. Fr.: Barr. Gladys, Sr.; Rorrll, Briir Jrannr. fr.: Borrll, Klainr. Fr.: Boyd. Barbara. Soph.: lantrrll. Keith. Sr.; I lulling. Gregory. Soph.: Cunningham. Pat. Sr.; Barrow. Hrlrn. Soph.: Davis. Earl. Soph.: Davis Knty. Soph.: Donnelly. Boh. Soph.: Dysart, Lloyd. Fr.; Dumas Leon. Fr.; Finley, Petr. Soph.: Fisher, Philip, Fr.: Gahegan, Monna, Fr.: Grey. Pearl, Fr.; Griffin. Beverly, Fr.; Hagen, Carol. Fr.: Hartley. Sylvia. Fr.; Haney. Fred. Soph.: Haven. Hugh. Fr.: Home, Ardith. Grad.; Irwin. Martha, Fr.: Johnson, Gordon, Sr.; Kems lh� na. Grad.: Keirter, Marjorie. Fr.; kinlirrg. Susan. Fr.: Rlingbcil. Birhard, Fr.: Kawno«e, To hihiko, Grad.; LaFollette. laury. Fr.; Littleton. Warren, Fr.; Lobdell, l-aura. Soph.: Lokken, Doris Fr.; l.ong. Barbara. Fr.: I-osrr. Joan, Jr.; Madi«nn, Bud, Sr.: Madison. Connie, Sr.; Marken, Ruth. Sr.; Merritt. Donna. Soph.: Millar. Donna. Fr.; Miller. Marilyn, Soph.: Morgan. Marjorie, Jr.; Morlry. Birhard. Fr.: Noyes James Fr.: Olivier. Denny, Fr.: Parker. Allan, Sr.: Porter. Eleanor. Jr.; Srott, Barney. Fr.: Seott, Shirley. Soph.; Sherrard. Sally. Fr.: Staples Bill, Soph.: Stenvall. Vivian. Sr.; Stulier. Lois Fr.: Svengard, Joanne. Jr.: Vallender. Carol, Jr.; Wenger. Carol. Soph.: Willard. Hal. Jr.: Willard. Stan. Fr.: Willoughby. Robert. Grad.: Wilson, Duane, Fr.: Wilson. Yvonne. Fr.: Zeigrr. Bill. Jr. Westminster club is the focal point of Westminster Fellow- ship of the Presbyterian Church. USA. on the university cam- pus. For Presbyterian students and their friends, it is the center of Christian activities. The organization provides an opportunity for spiritual and mental growth in the areas of Christian faith, fellowship, citizenship, witness and outreach. Students are always welcome at Westminster house. They are welcome to drop in for personal counselling or a friendly visit with the director, the Reverend James Bell, or for in- formal chats and discussions with other students, or for study and recreation. This past year the program of Westminster Fellowship on the campus has included Sunday evening firesides. Tuesday noon Bible study, mid-week dinner programs. Other activities have included deputations, work parties and social events. 371 Walker. Robert President Bacon. Marilyn Booker. Marsh Comer. Marian Cilia, Metrill-nnn Glasscock. Hope Greenslreel. Vernon Hager. Marilyn Layaon. Murilyn Magnuson. Wes Morrill. Ju lin Olson. Donald O’Neill. Stlly Stark. Patricia Thompson, Jean Trimble. Marilyn Ward. Carol fvesley club NOT PICTL'KED: Beard, Baihurn (airthell, Eleanor Kiscnbrcy, Richard Garner, Marilyn IluaNi . Norlin Hutchinson, David Joyce. Robert Lucas. Evan Kinrlt, John (Mmrnc. Norm Boeder. Betty Anne Shelton, Gloria Turman, Ralph WiUlaton, Anne Wesley club is the official student organization of the Methodist church on Mate college and University campuses. It promotes Chris- tian fellowship, worship and developing of the Christian life for all students, both mm and women. Sunday evening firesides. Thursday noon chapel service, student led. and other activities during the week all lead up to this idea of Christian fellowship, play and learning. New members are welcomed into Wesley club at an annual fall retreat. Other special activities include a Christmas banquet for foreign students, alums and members. Gifts collected at this function are sent to the Kverell Children’s home. Christian science organisation � 303 loll� Avc. N.E. V «haded spot uii loth provide n nlru«unt “campus home’ for Christian Science student� and faculty member . Christian Science organization at the University of Washington was formed in 1917 by seven students, guided by the provisions in The Mother Church Manual of Mary Baker Eddy. Then, as today, the students were “consecrating themselves, their thoughts, words and actions to the service of humanity, and to the sacred course of Truth as taught in Christian Science. The organization's primary activity has always been its weekly religious meeting, which includes testimonies of healing through the applied understanding of Christian Science. These meetings are held in Eagleson hall even,- Thursday evening of the school year, including examination weeks, at 7:45. Students, faculty members and friends are also welcomed at the organization's annual lecture, given by a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts. The organization student house at East 43rd and 15th N.E. was purchased in 1915 with the help of alumni and friends. At the house, students may read or borrow the Bible ami the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, study their University work, cat their lunches and enjoy satisfying friendships. The present structure is soon to be replaced by a modern building which will provide adequate space foi all organization activities, including the Thursday evening meetings. The second floor � un porch is a quiet, convenient place for study. The Qiri� tma� � pirit reign ut the organization hou c. memories . . . 371 athleti big mtv9 club MrCutchen, Mike President Albano, Ray Bakke. Kjell Bergh. Arne Birkeland. Ivar Boyce. Dick Cameron, Bill (Jirtlain, Art Cipriano. Joe Clark. Whit Elliott. Wilbur Five. l)on Furnia. Bob Frost. Teil Goode, John Halle. Roland Hamblin. Bob Harper. Guy Horroek , Phil Hossfeld. Walt Houbregs Bob How ay. Jim Hutchinson. Bob Johanson. Paul John, Skip Juhb, Eric Kucinsku . Stan kyllingstad. Jack I anger, Jerry l ewb, Bob Magnuson. Dirk MeClary. Doug Murrhy. Dick Noe. Jim Nugent, Jack Riely. Keith Simmona, Dick Smith. Larry Southwick. Charles Sprague, Dick Sprague. Tom Stuht. Bill Talley, Darrold Tice, Vilroy Torney. Jack Wahlstrom. Dick The Big ‘W' Club has as its objectives the furthering of interest in athletics at Washington anil the creating of closer bonds between athletics of the various sports. Membership in the club is open to all men who have won a varsity award in a major sport. It holds meetings twice a month and sponsors an annual picnic and dance. NOT PICTURED: Banks, Henry Uulahan, Jim Gunfield. Roland Uamlin, Bob Garprnter. Till Gary. Bill Elliott, Wilbur Furnia. Ernie Guyton. Gary Gilli«, Phil Grobey, John Gunther, Fred Hill. Ted Hodges, Merrill Jordan. Dick Kirk, Jerry Koon. Charles Iahniige, Carl Ixanderson, Phil McGee, Tom Niles, Wendel Parsons, Dean Richards, Bill Robertson, Clarence Rossi, Ai Sage. Ed Schall, Myron Wardlow, Duane Wiley, Jim 379 husky swim club Membership in Husky Swim Club, which is organized mainly lo create enthusiasm for swimming, is open to all boys who attend membership meetings. In recent years the club has gained campus fame b its production of the Aqua Follies, presented in conjunction with the Silver Fish Swim Club. The club also sponsors the yearly State-Wide Coaches' Swim Clinic. Each year uu inspirational medal is presented lo the club's outstanding freshman and senior members. This medal is pre- senter! to further sportsmanship and effort. NOT PICTURED: Aker. Gerald. So. Anderson, Ture, Sr. Bjodstnip, Frank. Jr. Brown. Hilton. Sr. Carpenter, Ted Firming. Peter, Jr. Fordsel, Carl 2nd year Law Howard. David. Jr. Kinnear. Ian. 1st year Dent. I,arsen, Orvcl. So. I-re. Al, Engr. Lrwin. Thomas, Sr. Toraey, Jack. Sr. president Anderson, Clarence, Si. Bennett. Phillip, Jr. Bretall, Walter, So. Brinkman, Peter, Sr. Dykes, James, So. Grllrr. Floyd. Jr. Goode, John. So. Graham, Frank, Jr. llamhlin, Kolirrt, Jr. Harding, George, So. Hraly. Patrick. Jr. Hodges Merrill, Jr. Jeffertn, Keith. Sr. Jewett, Leonard. So. Johnson, Richard. So. Jubb, Eric, So. Kelley, William. So. Lewis, Bob, So. McGowan, Thomas, Sr. Nolan, Alfred. Jr. O'Galligan, John, So. Portelance, Herbert. Jr. Roys, Keith, Sr. Rule. William. Jr. Simmons. Richard, Sr. Spangler, Warren, So. Thome, Carl, Jr. Walton. Peter, So. Magnuson, Richard, Jr. McKenzie. William. So. Milleson. Ted. So. Mullin, Terr), Sr. Neil. Lowell. Sr. Newton. Richard. Sr. Olson, John. So. Pierson. Frank. Grad. Prim, Merle. So. Revere, William. Jr. Salmon. Peter, Med. Schall, Myron. Sr. Taylor. Ronald. So. Thomas. Robert, Jr. Thornhill, Donald. Grad. 380 university at Washington yacht club One of the � ix U.W. Yacht boat on u windy day on bl� c Washington. Miller, Don, (xtmmodore MaeDougall. Bob Forrester, Charles. Vice Commodore Martin, Belle Rnnken. John. Rear Commodore Howe, Luc, Fleet Captain Olsen, Jo Ann, Treasurer Hubert, Carol. Secretary Martin, Richard Miller. Don OI� en, Jo Ann Diving. Gerry Parcel. Jean PlunU. Jim Ranken, John Thompson. Harriet. Historian Hiseork, Frank, Honorary liiodal. Ralph Anfltamter, Anton Flora, Don Ryan, Haney Anderson, Harold Forrester, Charles Sapper, l.ynn Appelo, Rune Fox, William Sather. Marilyn Arkscy, l.eon Fryer. Doug Simmons, Alan Bailey, Winston (revere, Thea Sivalingarn, S. Barber, Harris Gayer, Pete Smith, Hi-romc Barnes, M. Gunderson, Joseph St. ( lair. Man Beaufort, John Haas, Dolly Stipek, Robert Belanger, Mary Hall. Howard Sutermister. R. A. Bobroff, Arthur Hamm. Wilfred Thiesaen, Wayne Borough. Howard Harms Richard Thompson, Harriet B-ithel, Ray Harris, Wayne Tunila. John Bowder, Ruth Hobert. Carol eatch, Fred Brown, Chester Hopkins. John Wade. Don Bush. Ronald Howe, I.ue Weaville, Arthur Carr, Bill Hudson, John Weiland. I. H. Christenson, John Johnson. Glen Welti, Walter Coquet, Jim Joyce, Robert Kimbel, Man in Willoughby. Westil DeSpain. Bill Yorke, Joan Edmunds. Sue Kleinlterg, All Zahaniadon, Helen Etnrirk, Lynn Fagerberg, Eugene Knowles, Robert l.ockcr.Don Zerbaeh, Barbara managerial council The Managerial Council, composed of senior and senior frosh managers, acts as a co- ordinating body over ull man- agers in various sports. The council’s objectives arc to pro- mote the interests of the University of Washington, to promote interest in both ath- letics and managerial activities, and to assist individual man- agers in all problems that may arise in the performance of their duties. Marlin, Val. President Ferluga, Joe Carver, Dick Haley. Bruce kallandrr, Dean Nilson, Al Ogden, John Olson. IJoyd Rigsby. Jack Thrailkill. Bill 381 husky winter sports club Chuck Sto President Activities of the busy Husky Winter Spurts club have been varied and plentiful this year. Chuck Stoy. club president, and adviser Dick Knott successfully led the club in u student ticket drive which en- titled them to a season of skiing and also provided improvements of the I niversity ki area at Stevens pass. Dirk Knoll Gene Cilli Adviser Faculty Sponsor Above: I’iil licit' chair- man Belly ilrdin. Brlos: Racine Commiltrc Don Bcrvrn. Graham An- derson. and chairman Car Pool Chairman Don Tom Brazier. Brrven. Perhaps the biggest event of the winter season is the Husky Ski Carnival and this year the HW'SC engineered one of the best carnivals in history. The 1953 (Carnival 9uccn was Kuthic Schram who presented the trophies for the various races. IIWSC Curni'al (Committee: 1st ros — Tom Brazier, Jackie ilolbrrt. Aria Izwkr, Office laff: Carol Ran- C.hairinan: Don Brrven, and Al Brown; kin. Aria Locke. Carol 2nd row — Pat Liehtbody, Claire Stein- overly. Anita Bel . cipher, Jim Morris, and Bob Vierra. JOHNNY WOODWARD, ASl'W -.ki area manngrr, i alno nunactr of ihr Kook'lori- � |Mtrl� depart- ment. .Some of the Rang relaxing at the area are JANEY TOZER, JOANNE CHETLAIN, JOANNE COOK. NANCY PETRABORG. MARLENE BECK. CIIUCK TOLMAN. and AREA LOCKE. Taking rare of ilie food concession of llie ASUW ski are club adviser DICK KNOTT and his wife. Row I: Backman. Don, So. Birkeland. Ivor, Jr. Boons. William. Sr. Bond, Jerry. Jr. Cahill, Jack. Jr. Umrron, William. Sr. (Hark. George. Jr. Fonkalsrud. Erie. Sr. R.,w 2: Frost. Ted, Jr. Cuk«rt, Darley, Sr. Harper. Guy. Jr. Honrock . Phil. Sr. Hum ay. Jim, Jr. John. William. Jr. l.o r, Glen. Jr. Morton. Robert. Sr. Roto 3: O’Conner. Rotiert, Sr. Rigsby. Jack. Sr. Riley, Krith. Jr. Stevens. William. Sr. Thris, Thomas Sr. Thompson. John. Sr. Thrailkill, William. Jr. Treber. (irrald, Sr. Wahktrom, Richard, Jr. Witter, Rol«ert, Jr. The Varsity Boat Club, composed of crew men who have eilher rowed for six quarters or have earned Varsity or JV letters, provides social activities to supplement the hard work of the oarsmen. The Commodore and members sponsor dances through- out the year, and a banquet for all crew men in the Spring. Membership in this elite club is by election and enables the oarsman to wear the well-known VBC crew jacket. oi Pictured: Barker, Stuart, law Callahan. Jim. La tain field. Roland. Jr. Demetre. Jim. Jr. England, Jim, Sr. Hastings, Robert, Sr. Iliekkenin. William lloulnhan. William. Sr. Johnson. Eru Johnson. Garrett. Jr. Jordan, Richard. Sr. Kallander. Dean. Jr. MacDougull. Bruce, So. Rowi. Al. Sr. Symons. Thomas. Jr. Swanson. Dick, Jr. Turman, Jerry. Jr. Van Pelt, Chuck. Jr. Tallman. JoAnne President 385 silver fish Thr buildiiiK of alhlrlir� at Wn h- inuton i� the prime concern of HARVEY CASSILl., director of athletic . athletic department Headed by Harvey Cass.ilI. the athletic department is composed of administration to ASUW intercollegiate athletics. It is their function to handle finances, tickets and intcrschool affairs. The income from the various sports, particularly football, is re- distributed among all the activities in the University’s million dollar athletic plant. Kcepint: Wusliinclon in the limelight i� publicity direc- tor HURT ROSE. CHUCK BECHTOI, (top) in Administrative Assistant, while ROBERT STEINER i. head Arcountnnt. IVAN TRAVIS and TUBBY CRAVES ore Ticket Mutineer and Administrative Assist- ant. 386 yell squad Yell royally IIARH KA SCHMIDT. IIOH JOHNSON, and JEAN LINK in action. Ihitiug a conference are roll leaden CHUCK SEDLACEK. MARTY NL'DEL- MAN, HICK SJOBERG, and BOH JOHNSON. Starting a yell are Sons Queen JUKI LOOMIS, BARBARA SCHMIDT, and JEAN I.INK. The Song Queen� pau� e long enough In have their picture taken. They are (I. to r.) CAROI. LEE MARTIN. HELEN HOCKEY, NANCY PKTRABORC, CONNIE WALTERS, COLLEEN CASSELS. HARRIET KREPS. and PEGGINS NEWGARD. 387 coaches lluwir (Mi'll. fiMilhnll Al Ulbricknoo. err � barren Tuppin, ba� eball Bill Jrffmon, olf Windy Lmclir, trnni 388 Tippy Dye, basketball Hee Kdimindson. track Gene Gilli . «kiiti): Jack Turne� . swimming Ixn Sir� en� , intramural baseball 1952 Climaxing a successful season, the Husky dia- mond squud shared top Northern Division honors with Oregon State. Under the able leadership of coach Warren Tappin and team captain Boh Mor- rison the Pups romped through the season with a record of ten w ins against six defeats. This was the first time since 1932 that a Washington baseball team has won or shared a title. However. Oregon Slate, because of their three to one edge in the OSC- Washington scries, represented the Northern Divi- sion in the Coast playoffs. ('.oneli Warren Tappin Right fielder GOKDY KODLANI) «wing� —and misse� . Individual standouts in the squad included pitcher and first baseman Bob Houbregs, short stop Bill Earley, third baseman Kill Stuht. catcher Sam Mitchell, and pitcher Bob Bell, all of whom were named to the All-Northern Division team selected by coaches and publicity directors. Sam Mitchell was also named to the All-Coast first team, while Bill Stuht captured honors on the second All-Coast team. When it came to wcilding the war clubs, the Hus- kies more than proved their worth. From the plate Bill Early led the Northern Division with a batting average of .4-19. closely followed by teammates Gar- ner (.393), Houbregs (.354). Mitchell (.333) and Stuht (.322). From the mound. Bell with a record of five out of six was the Husky mainstay. Dick Murchy seemed to be the only Husky pitcher with Oregon State's number, polishing them off 10 to 6, to account for his record of one win and no losses. Other hurlers were Chuck Magnuson, Jim Kothaus and Bob Hou- bregs. 391 NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS Team Won 1.0 1 Pet. VARSITY LETTERWINNKRS WASHINGTON 10 6 .625 Tom Ahsher Larrv Hern Dirk Murchy 10 6 .625 Bob Bi ll Boh llouhreg Gorilv Koillaml regun 9 6 .600 Bill Karley Glinck Magnuiton Jim Kolhatix 6 10 .375 John Garner Sam Mitrhell Bill Slnlil Boland Malle Jim Morrison Idaho 4 11 .269 TOM ABSI1KR, outfielder. HOB HOI BRKOS, fir� tbiiM :iml pitrlirr. JIM MORRISON, fin-lba � und tram raplain. 392 GORDV BORLAND. right fielder I.VRRY HERNS, outfielder ROLAND IIM.I.K, arrond hu emjin SEASON'S 1 I... 8 Wash. 5 9 W ash. 6 Wash. State 4 Watth. 4... .Wash. State 1 Wash. 1... Oregon State 7 Wash. 8... ...Oregon State 10 Wush. 6 . Wash. 2 Oregon Stale 6 RECOHD Wash. 10 Oregon State Wash. II Oregon Wash. 8 W ash. State a� h. 4 W ash. Stale Wash. 17 Wash. 8 Idaho 6 4 « I 3 4 9 t P|mt left: A «mull gutherini: on second lm r. Above: All-Northern Division catcher SAM MITCHELL hits u hard one. Four first prizes were awarded at the seventeenth annual AIM niversity Song Fest in May. Blaine Hall won the small ensemble division for (lie second straight year, while Zeta Tuu Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi took first in the mixed groups. Alpha Delta Phi copped the Men’s division, and Austin Hall received the W omen’s award. Sponsored by Malamutes and the Bally Girls, the Song Fest was held in the Quad. Judging was based on interpre- tation. tone, technique, and organization. Climaxing the evening was the announcement of the pledge.� lo Fir Tree. Senior men's, activity honorary: and the announcement of l.ee Levy as Mr. Formal of 1952. Junior Vur«itv eoarh LEN TITKKK shouts u frs words of encouragement. 391 JV LKTTF.K WINNERS Barrett. Jack Konald Kakin. W illiam Frank Farra. Donald Gordon Hart. Kichard Leroy Hutchison. Frederick James. Jr. Jarvis. Harvey H.. Jr. Johnson. Hichard Arthur Beams, W illiam Harold Hockey. Dean M. Walker, Hobert James 1952 tennis BILL QUII.I.IAN, nationally ruuked court arc, led the Hus- kies us ii freshman. I ON FI.YE Has niimhrr two man u- a sophomore. 395 Tlir JV Irnni� m, JOE TEAGUE, JACK ROSE. JIM MAMM.KY. El) BENNETT. RAY IJIANO NORTHERN DIVISION MEKT W ashington ............. IB I Iregon ............... 6 Oregon Stale.............. I Washington Stnte.......... 3 Idaho .................... 1 The ashington netter- started the Northern Division tennis season by playing the opening game against the Oregon State Beavers. They subdued the Beavers by a decisive 7 to 0 win. Coach Windy Langlie had every reason to be pleased with his team’s performance against the Beavers. His highly-touted freshman dou- bles team. Bill Quillian and Don Klye. trounced the top OSC pair. Don Megale and Ceorge Allison. 6-0. 6 1. in their collegiate debut and both won their .-in- gle? play while veterans Lou Wick and Jerry Kirk combined to win the other doubles match for the Huskies and W ick added the fifth win in -ingles play. The Huskies then headed east for an encounter with Idaho. There they again added another victory to their record by a 7 to 0 win over the Vandals. They also took W ashington State 7 to 0 at a game in Dullman. The Northern Division title was put on the block when Washington and Oregon met at Seattle. The I W net ters pulled through again to win the match 6 to 1. making this meeting the 54th dual meet victory in a row for the Huskies. SK ASON RECORD V of W . . . 7, OSC . . . 0 u of W . . . 7, Idaho . . . 0 u of W . . . 7, WSC . . . 0 u of W . . . 6. Oregon . . . 1 397 (Weld Wide I-W� The University of W a� hington four-man rrr� (right) Ix-at out the W ti� hinglon Athletic € .lui� shell by a tizeable margin in the semi-final ai thr United State� Olympic rowing trial� at Worcealer, Massachusetts. The Hu� k � hrll included: AI. ROSSI, cox: HI. LEAN- DKRSON, DICK W AHLSTROM. AI. ULBRICKSON. JR.. CARI, IjOVSTED. The W.A.C. •hell, composed of Washington graduate� , were: l Morgan, rox; Warren Wcsllund, Rod Johnson. Rob W ill and Norm Ruvirk. 39« 1952 crew Olympic games Climaxing the 1952 rowing season, the University of Washington’s four-oared shell with cox traveled to the Olympic Games in Helsinki. Finland, where they placed third in their division. Earlier in the I'. S. Olympic rowing trials held in Worcester, Massachusetts, the all-sophomore Husky eight-oared host was eliminated in the finals by the undefeated Navy crew. Also eliminated in the rowing trials were the Seattle Tennis Club double sculls entry of Joe and Charley McIntyre, both Washington graduates, and the Washington Athletic Club’s four-oarded with cox entry also composed of ex-Huskies. The WAC entry lost in the finals to the I . W. boat. In Helsinki the Washington boat won their preliminary heats handily, but had to put on a great finishing sprint in the semifinals against France. Norway, and Argentina. In the finals the Husky boat came in third by a length and a half in the 2000 meter ran , losing to Czechoslovakia and Switzerland. The University of Wasliinctoii four- Oared shell mitli cOX lines up In-forc the finuls of the Olympie Games in Hel- sinki, I'inland. Left to right they are Fil Leandcroon, Dirk Wahlsirom, A1 Ulhrirkson. Jr., Carl l.ovsted. and Al Rossi, cox. varsity crenv CARI. LOVSTED— o. 3 Al. ULBRICKSON, JR.—No. (, KEITH RIELY—No. 7 VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Ivar Birkeland Dick Boyce George Clarke Boland Camfield Ted Frost Guv Harper Jim Howay Bill John Car! Lovsted Keith Hielv AI I Ihrickson Boh Whilter Beset by poor weather and insufficient practice, the Varsity Crew fell fur short of the mark established by the famous Washington Eights of the past. Even the seemingly unbeatable combination of AI Ul- brickson as Head Coach and son AI Ulbrickson. Jr., as Team Captain could not turn the tide as the Varsity went down to two resounding defeats. May 17. Washington met the Golden Bears of Cali- fornia on the Oakland Estuary. The boating for the Huskies included: stroke. Guy Harper: number seven. Keith Bielv; number six. Al Ulbrickson. Jr.; number five. Bill John; number four, Ted Frost; number three. Carl l.ovsted; number two, Iver Birkeland: bow. Jim Hnwav; and cox. Dick Boyce. The Washington oarsmen put everything they had into the race, but the lack of high stroke and long distance workouts showed itself as California, never in trouble, cleared the finish line four and a half lengths ahead of a beaten but game Husky Crew. The Varsity was exhausted when they finished . . . you can’t ask for more than Hint.” said Coach Ulbrickson. “You just don't bent a crew like Cali- fornia with only three time trials liehind you. With only this one race behind them the Husky churgcs left for the Intercollegiate Bowing Associa- tion Begatla at Syracuse. New York. Besides their limited experience the Varsity was forced to leave without bowman Jim Howay who pulled a muscle in his side. Erie Fonkalsrud was rushed up from the Junior Varsity to try and fill the loss. It was of no avail as the favored Navy crew made a clean sweep, covering the wind-swept course in 15:8.1. The Huskies placed seventh, which was the poorest Washington effort in their history of IB A participa- tion. Washington rooters, however, found some comfort in that Navy's head coach. Busty Callow, was a former Husky. There was an added consola- tion in the fact that every shell in the Syracuse meet was built by the Washington master craftsman. George Pocock. Even without a winning team, the Huskies still are u controlling factor in crew. The crew relaxes back east before the Olympic rowing trial . GUY HARPER, stroke GKORGK CLARK, No. 3 OAKLAND RACE Varsity California' by lengths WASHINGTON Junior Varsity California- by IU lengths WASHINGTON Freshmen California—by 1 . length WASHINGTON ROLAND CAMFIKLD, No. 2 DICK BOYCK, coxswain Head crew ruurli f«� r ihc llii� kie� . AL Ul.BRICK SON. 402 jv crew The hip surprise of the crew year was the Junior Varsity's feat of upsetting the ex- perts and taking second place in the Inter- collegiate Kegattu at Syracuse. New York. The JV captured the Number Two prize just behind the strong Navy crew. It was a fine effort by a team which, like the Var- sity, had been constantly hampered during training by foul weather and insufficient conditioning. Up to the time of the Nationals, the Musky Juniors rowed only against California. Here they were over-anxious. Knowing they had a long way to go to win. the JV wanted to do everything they could. Conse- quently, they tried to row harder than they were physically capable, but nevertheless they did row better than any previous practice session. The JV boating included Fil Ceanderson. George Clarke. Roland Camfield. Phil Horrocks, Bill Cameron, Dirk Wahlstrom. John Thompson, F.ric Fonkalsrud, end Coxswain Al Rossi. If the National Meet is indicative of future per- formance. it appears that, with these men forming the nucleus of next year's varsity, the future success of Vanity Crew is as- sured. Veteran conrh At. L’LBRICKSON «lioul� a few instruction . JV lineup for the California race—Fit. I.F W’DKRSON, (iKOIUiK C.LAKKK, KOI.,Wit CAMFIELD, PHII. HORHOCKS. KILL CAMERON. DICK W UILSTROM. JOHN THOMP- SON. ERIC FONKALSRUD. Cox, AL ROSSI. H)3 Master shell hiiildrr ( KOKOK l’(MXK.K i known throiich- oul the world in ruMin� circle� for lii- workmanship. Coach Llhrirknon look over llic boats duriiiK fall turnout. GENE ANDERSON rowed on the JY ere .. trash Of all three Washington crews, perhaps the most spirited were the Husky Freshmen. Their coach. Stan Pocock. had nothing but praise for the sportsmanship displayed by his charges as they surmounted one obstacle after another to prove their worth. In their first and last race of the season, the Husky Frosh gave the Hahv Bears a real run for their money at Oakland, losing by only a half length. Undaunted by this defeat, they set out to show their merit in prepara- tion for the Nationals, only to low Dick Lacy, valuable Number Six man. To complicate things even more, the Pups’ shell was damaged during a turnout. The “Tver ” cracked its keel, losing several outriggers, which hold the oars. This made it necessary to adjust to working out in an entirely different shell. With this, was the announcement that the Freshmen would not go east for the Nationals. By this time, one might think the Freshmen would have pretty good reason to lay down their oars and quit for the season, but on the contrary, by unanimous choice, they still turned out though deprived of the chance of defending the National Husky record. The 1952 Freshman crew showed a spirit and devotion to the sport which will certainly he felt in formation of future Husky eights. Freshman Coach STAN POCOCK offers a little cnrmirugc- ment to Iu� Frosh crew before the California rare—CLAYTON ROBINSON, DICK GREENE, DICK I. CY. BlID MOORE. GRIFF STEINER. VI. IIOI.T. DAVE ANDERSON, JOHN Kt.YSSEL. Cox, PETE LANE. managers Little is known hut much should he said for the hard-working fellows who keep tilings running smoothly down at the shell house. These busy hoys are always on their toes to see that all the equipment is ready to go when the shells hit the water and everything is hack where it belongs when the crew comes in. Headed by Dean Kal- lander and Jack Rigsby, these vital men formed the important nucleus without which no successful crew can operate. Sophomore managers: RON TAYI.OR. WA1.I 1 SMITH. TOM Freshman manager : KKVT RENSHAW. JACK THOMAS, DAVF. ItKIIM. RAY IIK.1IT, and F.ARI. THYGKSON. Not piriured— JOHNSON. Noi pictured «re Skip Wiaeman, John Holing, llurlan ’il «m Arnold. Kifer. I .a Verne Eke. and Jerry Nelson. track 1952 Head roach CLARENCE HEC KDMUNDSON FRANK MORRIS, frrdimiin hur- dler was fir«i in the Northern l)i i- � ion in both high and low hurdle . Two n.iler Hil l RICHARDS re- reived ihr Inspirational Award. High jumper GEORGE WIIIENFELT ju� t barrlj clrur� the bur. Despite the loss of champion hurdler Pete Steward, miserable spring weather and heart-breaking injuries, the 1952 track men of Washington showed remarkable strength in their dual meets and placed second in the Northern Division. On May 17. the Northern Division meet was held in Seattle. Although the mighty Cougars from Pullman walked off with the honors, no one in the stadium was disappointed with the Washington showing. Hus- tling Prank Morris won both high and low hurdles and Hob Fornia was first to cross the line in the mile. Ken Morgan was first in the K80-yard dash and IVte Dufoiir was on lop in the -140. When the Pacific Coast Conference meet was held al Kugene. four Washington entries placed. Denny Meyer was second in the Iwo-milc run. Pete Dufour came in second in the MO. Dale Thornburgh was thin! in the low hurdles and the relay team of Hob Hutchison. Pete Dufour. Ken Morgan and Hon Schaffer placed third. DALE IHOIt MU RGII was third in low hurdle in the Pueifir Coa l C-onfcrence. DiMancc mun KOI) VANDKK- HOOF Man a wiluuhlr Husk half miler. DARKY!. SKARTVF.DT, valuable Husky high jumper «ml bro;ul jumper. BILL KKRKY, a high HF.IMRY B ANKS saw action jumprr. on the relay team. JERRY LANCER threw the iIImmik as a freohmiui. FIELD RYAN showed much promior no h mile runner. CARL LA BONCE ran the ■prints. HUSKY m u il.olliliolotl 61 1 � W u� hington 98 MEET RESULTS Oregon Stale 33 Idaho 121 . Wash in� ton .� 1 NORTHERN DIVISION MEET 5314 WASIIINGTI N 4714 321 . 21 Idaho 91 , 109 Not pictured in this section ure Hob Forniu, Dtintie Ward low, mid Dcun Parsons. DICK BALE, pole milt. KEN MORGAN, ran the 880 and relay. BOH HUTCHINSON. sprints and relay. Low hurdler� DALE THORNBURGH and FRANK MORRIS in the Idaho meet. CHARLES TULIN, javelin. RON SHAFFER, mile relay. GARY GAYTON, distance man. DENNY MEYER, leadini: dis- tance man, cop|H'd second in the P.C.C. meet. golf 1952 Coach BILL JEFFERSON i Junior Vandly link� mcn BOB IIOLDRIDCE, BOB PEABODY, CARY SHORE. EARL HANSEN and LUTHER STAVNEY. Noi pictured: Jim Paul uohington and Oregon Slate teed off to inaugurate the 1952 Northern Division links schedule. With five returning letternien plus two very promising newcomers, (x ach Bill Jefferson's Huskies were favored to win over OSC. They apparently heeded the prediction for they took the match 22-5. Don Russell won the Huskies qualifying tournament with freshman Kent Mcl chlan showing good early season form by placing third. The University of Washington linksmen played Idaho, win- ning 18-9, and then traveled to Washington State's course where they again won. 19-8. Undeterred by a 21t to 5t j defeat at the hands of Oregon, the I . of W. Huskies golf team shot for their second straight Northern Division medal play championship in Moscow. They were again successful and look the Northern Division medal play with a low score of 588. Don Russell tied with Dale Kav- lor of Idaho for individual honors with a score of 148 (three over par) for the 86-hole course. Russell had rounds of 71-72. Faylor had 74-69. Others were: Jim Bourne. Wash.. 72-78 for 115; Ron Clark. Oregon. 72-78 for 145; John Drips, Idaho. 76-69 for 145. DON HUSSKI.I. ranked among the The Hu� ky solfer were -parked by top Kolfcr� in the Northern Division. thecon� i lent play of JI 1 BOl RNE. Vanity Inter winner� JACK NEVILLE. JIM HYNDS, JIM BOURNE, HOB I.ORENTZEN, DON RUSSEI.I. AND PAUL JOHNSON. Not pictured: KENT MrLACHLAN. OIRecrdR OF INTERCO SOWED. I NTERC0UC6I ATE ATHLETICS, A.S-UW. 95V tfSi X (Aid niflJtfc) j 3 v� .;-8!9!ldlT:Q'i3ll4ll5 football 1952 HUSKIES 39, VANDALS 1 I Blue skies and sunshine key- noted the start of the 1952 sea- son in Seattle as the Huskies met a good Idaho team. With Don Heinrich hack in the line- up and a number of capable veteran performers. Coach Howie Odell's team brushed past the visitors with little trou- ble. The game started slowly and the Vandals did their best, hut the Purple and Gold rolled upan easy score. Heinrich threw two touchdown passes ami com- pleted 18 out of 27 to start the season right. JACK NUGENT (31) head� around right cud a� an unidentified Vandal takes a hand in the game. Coming up are MILT BOHART (66), DUANE WARD I.ON (76). and JIM WARSINSKE (2). HUSKIES 19, GOPHERS 13 Minnesota traveled out west to provide the first real test of the year in the tenth revival of this popular interscctional game. The Huskies rose to the occa- sion to outplay the Gophers in all dcpartmnrts. Earley, Kyi- lirigstad. and Heinrich did the scoring for Washington while Noe. Bergh and the rest of the defensive team slowed up Giel and Co. (dose to 50.000 watched the Huskies show they have what it takes. Bill Earley ran his two-game pass catching to- tal to 11; two for touchdowns. DOUG MrCl.ARY, offensive end DEAN ROCKEY, | uurterbark TRACY KING, offensive guard FRED Rl-DNICK, offensive guard CI.ARF.NCE ROBERTSON, quarterback JACK KYLLINGSTAD (13) i� on the move again� ! Minne- sota as three of the Gopher� give ehnse. BILL ALBRECHT (10). DICK SPRAGUE (39), «nd LARRY SMITH (38) cIom in on the Bruin� are tail bark, Paul Cameron, a� he Irie� a run off-lackle. All-Amrriran DON HKINBICII dm� � hi� kicking form in the UCLA samp. Throughout the season Don'� harp punting consistenti� made it tough for opp- nent� . BILL LARSEN, JACK KYLI.INGSTAD. defensive guard offensive halfhark HUSKIES I I, ILLINI 4« Quarterback Tom O’Connell fired an unbelievable number of pa� � completion' in Icadi tip his� Illini to a high scoring fin- ish over Washington at Cham- paign. For the second week the Huskies could not get that spark going as they failrd to check the very play that's their best ground-gainer. However, there were some bright spots in the game for the Huskies as Frank Lari a did a commenda- ble job at right half, ami Milt Hohart ami Larry Smith stood out in the defensive line. STEW CROOK, defensive bark WENDELL Ml.ES. plurekicker W VLT IIOSSFEI.D. defensive bark HUSKIES 7, BRUINS 32 For the past three years the Husky-Bruin clash has been one of the hottest rivalries on the Coast, but the I clans ended the string of close games in a show of alert defensive strength. For W ashington, the game wa dis- appointing a� Red Sanders' team intercepted passes and made the most of Husky errors. Cameron. Moomaw and Co. proved too much against a Husky team that just couldn’t move in the clutch. Jack Kvl- lingstad ran over for the lone Husky score. HUSKIES 49, DUCKS 0 Homecoming time again ami during the Friday night rally Coach Odell promised a change and a win. The old gTads turned out to watch the kind of team we all wanted to see plow the Ducks under in a real display of force. After a two-week drought it was good to -ce lots of offense and a rock-ribbed defense. End (icorgc lllack led the scoring with two Tl)s while Sam Mitchell ran back three pass interceptions for much yurdage. Place kicker Niles hit a perfect 7 for 7. Breaking for an opening is sophomore JACK KYIJ.INCSTAD (13) a, a Duck defender i mowed down. On the ground is FRED RUDN1CK (60). TOM SPRACLE. halfback •STAN KUCINSK AS. defensive guard JIM NOE (32), MILT BOHART (66), and LARKY SMITH (38) are all over Oregon fullback Torn Novikoff. CLYDE SEILER, defensive tackle SAM MITCHELL quarterback JIM Vt ARSINSKK, defensive end MILT BOHART, guard BILL ALBRECHT, ilrfdwivr balfbnrk HUSK IKS 27, INDIANS I I Flush from their strong show- ing against Oregon, the Huskies headed for Palo Alto to meet thr keyed-up Stanford Indians. Get- ting down to business, Howie's hoys ran up a good 14-0 halftime lead, and added another touch- down in the third quarter to make it 21-0. Here the ('ordinal started u rally that was good for two fast touchdowns with Hob Mathias leading the drive. With Stanford threatening to tie the score. Don Heinrich threw a pass to end George Black in a play that cov- ered 80 yards and iced the game with the final score for a great finish. SAM MITCHELL (23) drive tliroimli the oiit-tretrlird arm of an Inilian tackier for u good gain. HOIK; McCLARY (8) move up to block. CLYDE SEILER (78). BILL ALBRECHT (40), DUANE WARDLOW (76). MILT BOHART (66). un«l JIM NOE (32) show why they earned the nickname of tin “Stop Dept.” PETE EI.ICH. WARD KELLER, defensive end defensive tackle DON HEINRICH, quarterback HUSKIES 38, BEAVERS 13 Thr much improved Huskier kept right on with their winning ways by manhandling OSC impressively in Portland. The game was marked by a tight first quarter in which the Reavers led 13 10 after Wash- ington started the scoring with a touchdown and Niles' first field goal of the season. Husky power, led by Doug McClary's two touch- down catches and Jack .Nugent’s pair of scoring runs, buried the Reavers in the next three quarters. Defensively. W ard Keller and Duane ardlow were outstanding for the Huskies. BILL EARLEY (19) leaves n couple of Beaver� behind a� hr ramble� for n good uain with blocking br LOU YOURKOWSKI (73) and TRACY KING (67). EI) SACE (making the slop) utld Vltl) KEI.I.EIt (63), two men on thr Husky stop department, rover thi� piny in thr OSC gumr. JACK NUGENT, offen- sive fnllburk JACK I.INDSKOO. line- barker GEORGE BLACK, offrn- sive end DUANE W ARDLOW, defensive tackle PHIL GILI.IS, defensive end HUSKIES 22, BEARS 7 Six years had passed since a Washington team had beaten Cal. but the big bad Bear, fighting mad after two straight defeats, took loss number three. The hustlin' Huskies controlled the ball most of the afternoon and Bill Earley scored twice. Vaunted Johnny 0 was held to a net ten yards by the defensive stalwarts. Cal's Bill Pow- ell gave the fans a scare with an electrifying 56-yard TD dash, but that was all the score the Bears could put together as the Huskies rolled up their fourth straight win. Swinging wide around end is JACK NU- GENT (31). VERN LINDSKOG (55) in coming up in llic background. VERN IJNDSKOC. of- Tensive center ARNE BERGII, line- backer DON HEINRICH (22) bands off the bull on a plu up the middle a DOUG McCLARY (8), DEAN CHAMBERS (74), TRACY KING (67), and CEORGE BLACK (9) do the blocking. LARRY SMITH, de- fensive tackle BILL EARLEY, offensive Itnlfbark JIM NOE. linebacker HUSKIES 0, TROJANS 33 FRANK I.ARIZA hull� hi� way over the ko I line lo M-orc in the S(1 (tame. JACK NUGENT (31), DON HEINRICH (22). and JACK KVIJJNCSTAI) (IS) I.M.k ««.. No. 80 for llir Cougar� i� Ed Barker. A combination of rain, mud. Jim Sear� , and one of the finest de- fensive teams in the country beat the Huskies in the I.. A. Coliseum. A win for the Purple and Cold would have given the Huskies an outside chance for the Bose Bowl, but Southern Cal had other ideas. Pass interceptions and untimely penalties plagued the Huskies all afternoon while Jesse Hill’s crew showed the form that took them to the PCC championship. Sam Mitchell brought the crowd to its feet when he raced 80 yards for a touchdown, but the play was railed back. HUSKIES 33, COUGARS 27 final pee ttiandinpt DEAN CHAMBERS, offensive tackle CAPT. DICK SPRAGUE, full hark BUD TICE, offensive center LOU YOURKOWSKI, offensive tackle FRANK I.ARIZA, offensive liu If buck Both teams meant business in this rock-sock season finale on the frozen turf of Spokane’s stadium. An upset- minded WSC eleven used every trick in the book ul the Huskies in this wide- open offensive game, but the Huskies were never behind in the score. Beckcl. Barker, and S arc stood out for the Cougars: but it was Jack Nugent’s pair of scoring runs. George Black’s pas catch and 60-yard run, and Bill Earley'? 11-yard dash that pul the Seattle team on top. Don Heinrich rewrote both na- tional and coast record books with his great passing. w S. California.............6 UCLA......................5 WASHINGTON .... 6 California................3 Wash. Stale...............3 Stanford ................ 2 Oregon....................2 Idaho.....................1 Oregon State..............I BOB DUNN (37) � wing� «idr urmind MIKE MONROE put hi� head down two Coiisnr defender� . and drive� throiiKh the iniddlr. M'MKKAL TOM KISH MALCOLM CRIMES CORDON HASTINGS TERRY STROM CI.KNN VERMILION JERRY ESSKH DEAR HENRY JERRY JACOBS JIM MCCATIJN JIM MA17.Y CEORCE C.ASSITY MARK CHRISTIE EARL MONLLX KKANK NELSON I.OI ROSELLI ROGER SMITH PETE ARHIYEY JOHN BARNWELL WINNKKS DOUG SIMMONS MERLE HAGBO SANDY LEDERMAN DAVE McCLARY RALPH MORRIS JERRY REDMOND PAUL BASSE CORKY BRIDGES ALDKN HI'CKI.ES HOB DUNN GLENN JOHNSON MICKEY MCKINNON MIKE MONROE ROBIN PARKE KEN ROGERS BOB GRAE- RO� McNAMEE BOH VOSIKA COACH JOHN CHKBBF.RG Frosh football for 1952: Fronl Row—R. Morris, J. Jarol . I’. Arrivry. J. K««er. G. Cassity. T. Strom. J. Barnwell. M. Grime . I). Henry. Seeond Row R. MrNamrr, E. ledrmian. R. Dunn. G. Vermilion. R. Graf. R. Parfcr. G. lla� :iriA� . II. Brindle. Third How M. Haglm. I. Rnselll, I . Ward. J. MrGallin. K. Monlux, D. Simmons. I). Oppenheimer, M. Monroe, R. Smith. Fourth Row J. Redmond. I . Bridge . M. McKinnon, F. Nelson, i. John won. C. Evans M. Christie. J. Young. T. Fish. Fifth Row—Mgr. Al Rossi. Coach John Cherbcrg. Asst. Orachm Jim Wiley and Darrold Talley, D. MeClary. 422 KAKI. MONLUX Mop mi Oregon Slate Kook during n fro li Banie. DEAN IIENRY (71) come up loo luie n a Pup i pulled down by an OSH player. VAI. 1 RTIN' wn high man on llie lolrin pole a Senior manaccr mill president of llie Managerial Council. husky pups Another fine frosh aggregation met Coadi Johnny Cherberg at the start of the I 52 campaign. The Cowboy pul together a team that added four more victories to the record to make it 22 straight wins for the frosh since he’s been at the helm. Starting against Wenatchee JC the Pups rolled up a 45-0 win. In the next game, the highly rated WSC Couhabes were buried be- neath a 29-6 score. Oregon State's Rooks were routed 58-0. and in the season's final game, the Pups blasted Oregon's Ducklings 47-25 in a free-scoring battle. Stars in the frosh hackficld this year were Mike Monroe. Sandy I.ederman. Clayton Kvans. and Bobby Dunn. Tom Fish and Mac Crimes were standout ends while Dean Henry and Earl Monlux looked good ir. the line. But real credit goes to the whole team for another fine season. Sophomore manager- were DICK CRAIN ami RUSTY YOUNG. Next year, in the ab- sence of u senior. Dirk Crain will he Junior manaser in rliurgc. Low men on the totem pole were DON STOOKKY (I.). DICK SHROl.I., and PARKER SKI.RY (r.) as freshman managers. AL ROSSI served a Senior freshman maniiRrr during 1932. 423 coaches Head Couch HOWIE ODELL guided this year's lean� lo third place in the lough coast conference and a 7-3 season record. Wins over Stanford und California Here esepcially satisfying. Captain DICK SPRAGUE. Although a mid-season injury kept him out of the final games, he provided leader- ship and a strong spark to the team. NEIL “SKIP STAIII.EV. backfield roach, put together as smart and as fast a group of hark ever seen for UW. A rough, hard tackling line v a a credit Lino caarli REC ROOT pr«� duced one of Pash- to defensive line coach JIMMY De- ington's finest offensive line . ANGELIS. End Coach MORRIS RED BADORO turned out four of the finest end on the coast and deserves much credit. Swim iojich Jack Tonify All-American Merrill llodec Diving (!o«rli Bob Buckley swimming 1953 125 JACK TORNF.Y JR, limi� l«lrokr DICK SIMMONS, hrra.t.irokr BOB THOMAS, divine MKKKII.I. HODGES, divine KKIC Jl llll. .print. BOB LEWIS, bark.tmkr PETE BRINKMAN, .prim. .print. FROSII SEASON KECOKI) Fresh 37 Seattle Y 36 Highline 11 Frosh 44 WAC 20 Frosh 13 Aero Cluh 53 Frosh 30 Stadium 44 Frosh 33 Vancouver 41 WAVCE 22 Mt. Vernon 13 Frosh 30 Ml. Vernon 45 Frosh 37 Mt. Vernon 38 Frosh 21 Vancouver 51 Frosh 38 UBC 37 Frosh 8 Lincoln 64 Frosh 38 Stadium 43 Clover Park 3 The F«� h S� «in Tram from lefl lo right are: front row—Ruben Carbon. Jerry Hopper, Ed Papin. Brook� Peteraon, Bill Sanford. I)o:i Flaherty; hark row—Jack Gerajghty, mgr., Richard Okila. Chuck Bowen. Coach Jnck Tornev. Harley Bayne. Ijirry Darylryniple, Dick Peterson, and Jim Jones, mgr. The Varsity Snim tram from left t« right: 1 1 row—Dirk Jolm on. mgr.: Jumr� Dyke, Dale Jr� elt, Erie Johh. Jark Torne� III, Kirhnrd Mugiiii mi. Orvel Larsen, Frank (Jr - ham. Myron Small: 2nd ro � —Coach Jnck Torney, John (Joode, Warren Spangler, Kirhnrd Simmon . Merill Hodge� . Boh Hamhlin. Ron Taylor, John O'CulliKun. Doing Coach Boh Buckle� : 3rd ro� —Clark Nolan, Bill Kelly. Bill Revere, Don Thome. I’ele Brinkman, Robert la � � i� , Ted Mille on, ami Boh Thoina . VARSITY SEASON RECORD 69 WWCh IS Washington 67 WWCK 13 Washington 50 Idaho 32 ashington 54 wsc 30 Washington 39 Oregon 25 S im manager� are: vanity—Dirk John� on: fro h— Dirk Pelenon and Jark (ieraghty. The I niversily of Washington Husky swim leant swept all opposition out of it path to win easily the ortliem Division crown during the 1953 season. I-ed by All- Americans Merrill Hodges in diving and Dick Magnuson in the breaststroke, W asiiington extended llieir consecu- tive dual meet victory string to u phenomenal thirty-six. It was the ninth time in eleven years that the Huskies have won the D title, and. despite the loss of several key men through graduation, u good freshman team and and a very strong sophomore squad promis a well- ha lanced team next year. NORTHERN DIVISION MEET Washington .......... _........ 162 Washington State ................ 80 Oregon ........ --------------- 67 Idaho ........................... 26 t't ■ ' (UjjU X SlfeNEO DIRECTOK O' INTFRCOUE IATE ATHLETIC ASU.W 952-135S ptrariE .ourli Tippy Dye IimiL on no All-Anierimn BOB IIOI'BKKGS lei go with one of hi nulionall) fumoti hook � hol . Houhrejj broke reeord right und left in leudinc hi leiini lo the third runkinu � pol in the nation. basketball pcc champions California’ Mar rrnlfr BOB MrXF.EiN li| in for .1 lay-in a DOUC MrCI .ARY (23). uml BOB HOURREGS recover. In ihr bi.rkaround are MIKE McCUTCHEN (22). CIIAKI.IE KOON (32). anil JOE CII’RIANO (30). Under lh« eagle-eye of head coach William H. H. “Tippy” Dye. the University of Washington Huskies romped home with their third straight Northern Division title. The Huskies went on to take the PCC championship and then went east to place third in the NCAA championship playoffs at Kansas City. The fabulous Washington team, ranked by many as the best team in Husky history, had a conference record of 15 wins and one defeat. Their season record was 30 w ins against 3 defeats. The starting five for coach Tippy were all seniors. Bob “Hooks” Houbregs was the team stand- out. making everybody’s All-American squad. He virtually rewrote the Northern Division and Conference record books in total points, high game (49), and average. He broke every game, series, season, and career scoring record in the Northern Division books. Slippery Joe Cipriano. the hustling crowd pleaser at guard, and Charlie Koon were two of the fastest, cleverest guards in the division and Doug McClary and Captain Mike MeCutchen provided staunch board strength and helped place Washington among the lw� st in the country in defense. Washington finished the season as the fourth ranked team in the nation. 431 tvashinyton 78 82 81 81 64 .18 84 52 idaha CHARI.II. KOON Senior Count Slipprry JOK CII'RIANO brake to • a three VamluU clone in. Iloth of the Idaho scries provided plenty of thrills for the fans. In the home series Iloubreg.- poured through 8 points in two games including 19 in one game, both of which are conference records. l this time “Hooks was averaging 34 points a game. In Moscow for their lust series of conference games, the Huskier lost their first and onl game by a score of 61-64. i 432 77 - .7 4 . . . an - jo . . Washington 7.1-00 or eg an state 0� - 53 I r� ;« BOB HOIIBKKCS i bmilrd up by two OSC player� . Washington s vept through their second home crir of the season by defeal- ing Oregon State’s Heavers 77 to 51 ami 68 to 56 in Seattle. I p-set minded Oregon State went out with u vengence t« bottle up Houbregs and -ucceed'-d in holding Hob to 40 points. Meanwhile, however. Cipriano and Median werr scoring 25 and 20 points lespectively to lead the attack. Down at Corvallis Tippy Dye’s boys riding a ten-game winning streak crushed the Heavers 73 60 and 69-53. Iloubregs led his teammates with 71 points for the two games. UOU ; MeCLARV Senior Forward DON TRIPP Junior Guard BILL WARD Senior Forward 433 W1IJ. ELLIOTT Senior Guard l ) APELAND, Sophomore Guard DOUG Mcf'.I.ARY nor� in for BOB IIOUBREGS move, in bound. All American BOB JOE C1PRIANO. IIOUBREGS. Senior Senior Guard Outer The Hu«kin took two easy scries from WSC's Cougars, winning two of their game- hy 34 and 28 points. Houhregs contiuueii to bombard the ha-ket and break records. In the second series with six conference games left to play, he finally broke Jack Nichols record for the total points scored in one ND season. Koon continued in form at the free throw line by sinking his 18th straight charity toss. 434 IIOH HOLBRECS break around Oirl Nih- for u la� -ill while DOUG Mr- CLARY jockey� for re- bound po itiou. DEAN PARSONS, Sophomore Center LARRY RAMM. Sophomore Forward STEVE ROAKE, Sophomore Forward Oregon apparently found the secret to stopping Hob lloubregs. for in four garner he only scored over 20 points once. This was in the first game when he plunked through 33. Oregon’s great center Chet Noe was the man largely respon- sible for stopping Bob along with a tight, sagging defense. The rest of the Huskies took the opportunity to bring up their averages by scoring well up in the teens during the games. Washington copped the Northern Division champion- ship when they won the first game of their second series with Oregon in Seattle. 435 n c a a playoffs Having wrested the Pacific Coast Championship crown from California, the University of Washington Huskies moved south to Corvallis for the NCAA regional play- offs. where they met the highly touted Seattle University team with their pint-sized (5'9 ) All-American Johnny O'Brien and his twin brother Eddie. Despite the hustle of the SU team and the drive of the fabulous O’Briens, the Huskies easily ran over their cross-town neighbors by a score of 92-70. In the second game. Washington edged a young Santa Clara team 74-62. Back at Kansas City the Huskies ran into one of the best defensive games this country's ever seen and lost hcavilv to Kansas 79-53. They came back in true cham- pionship form the next night to trounce Louisiana State 88-69. Kansas lost the championship that same night to u superior Indiana team by a score 69-68. Houhrcgs was unanimously chosen to the All-Star team of the tourna- ment. He had earlier set a single game scoring record (45). tied Johnny O’Brien’s three-game scoring mark, and had just missed breaking Clyde Lovellette’s four- game scoring mark. Slipper JOE OIPRIANO � lip by tlir O'Brien� anil the Iraeilr Seattle I defend for two point . Trying to match the “Cip i JOHNM O'BRIEN (3). «hile DOUG MeCLARY (23) ami BOB HOUBRECS jorkry for pmi. lion. 436 trash basketball The University of Washington Husky Pups playing a tough schedule came through the season with eleven wins in seventeen starts. Led by hustling Doyle Perkins and big Karl Voegtlin the Prosit averaged over 72 points a game against a 58 point average by their opponents. Other regulars for the Krosh were Hon Patnoe. hro-.li roach. Kill Morris Froth busketbull squad: 1st row—Doyle Perkins, Bob Dunn, Boh Morris, Ralph Morris, Kon Patnoe, Dirk Mc- Kenzie, mar.: 2nd row—Bob Cainipbell. Boh l.indell, Mike Monroe. Ko l Miller, Bill Parker, Ned Turner, mgr.; 3rd row—Koto Bryan, Ron Olsen, Jim Coshow, Karl Voeatlin. Dave MrCInry. FKOSH SEASON RECORD Mike Monroe. Hob Bryan, and Jim Coshow. Coached by former All-American Bill Mor- ris. the yearlings showed promise of a strong varsity in a few year� . Included in the season’s games were two important split series with the Washington State froslt and the Seattle University Papooses. UW .. 70 Olympic JC 58 uw 68 WSC 39 1 w 68 78 uw 47 wsc 50 1 w 69 84 1 jw 79 50 1 u 81 41 1 w uw TO t miiic J( 33 liW . 78 M 1 w - 77 Cent. JC 39 Iff . 74 81 I w 60 31 1 w 89 1 w .. 61 4 UW-... 87 56 UVt „ 83 Gray� Harbor 58 437 junior varsity Biii'kflball manager� ] John Nakamura, Vrtl Turner, Herb Zohri� l, Dirk MeKcnrie. and Dave lean. Not pirlurrd] Dirk Crain. J SEASON KF.COIU) UW 68 I niv. Motors 68 uw 75 Gravs Harbor 39 uw 66 VlcChord Field 63 I w 94 Alaska Univ. 45 I w 75 Everett JC 40 I w 81 Skagit Valley 36 uw 52 Buchans 59 1 W 88 Fort I iuton 101 1 59 .il Kirk I’li.ii 65 t W 71 Knights of Col, , 72 UW 66 Madigan llosp. 51 UW 34 Parkland 71 I w 80 Clippers 65 The jayvee ba-krtbull «quad: .Mor- ris Swan, Paul Blower� . Harvey Jarvis, Jerry Johnson. Rod Walker, and Ron WeMovrr. Not pirlurrd: John Kk and I.arry V itwn. Juyver roar 11 after Sammy While left wii� Toni Sylstad. The jayvee basketball team playing a combination of industrial, service, and junior college team? came through their brief season with a record of seven wins, five losses, an one tie. The team was coached by former Washington great Sammy White during the early part of the season and by Tom Sylstad after White had left to play baseball. The JV squad’s main function us a fostering place for next year's varsity was well taken care of and its team members rhould be seen next searon on the var- sity bench. In the equipment room; every b«� dy’� friend: Harry Hoffman. Senior Manager DICK CARVER. 13« m i Hu.kr � ki rcmrl� GENE GII.IJS skiing KJI IJ. HAKK1. KIRK It ROW N JOHN SLADE MO 441 Volleyball lelterwinncr� left lo right: I -I run—Jim Gu l«f� on, Aaron Ycderoff, (i.ipi.: Mill Lrliara, Jaime Narte, ami Tom Kambo. Mur.: 2nd row—Jim Morllrr. mgr.: Aavo Kulcistr. Dirk Erven, Hob June� , ( no Vi pa , Douglus Tnrnbausb. niicr.: and Norm Knunde. couch. VARSITY VOLLEY BALL The varsity volleyball jua«l under (he guidanre of Conch Norm Ktinde, completed their season with a record of 13 wins in If starts. Unfortunately, their only loss of the season was the one that counted, for they lost the Northwest Intercollegiate Championship to the I niverrity of Oregon 15-10. 15-11. Stand- outs for this year's squad were I no Vispas at the kill, and Aaron Yedrroff and Milt I chara as set-ups and defensive men. Only two of the lelterwinners will Ik graduating. Hob Jones and Jaime Narte. minor spor is Coach Her Kumundsnn talk with hi cro«« rounlry squad: l� l row—Nuuglin Giindlurh. Gary Gaylon, John Harrell: 2nd row—Denny Meyer, I’ele Cameron, Bob Fornia. Jim Crim. R kI Xysirom. and Field Kyau. Outstanding distance man Denny Meyer was top performer again this year for the Washington cross-country track squad. Coach Clarence “Hec F.dinundson pul his distance team through a gruel- ing training schedule for condi- tioning. Training site of the Husky runners is a special course through the ahoretiim. All of the squad members are also on the 1 V track 442 team. inf 1-en Sloven-., Supor%iwor of tnlrumural Sport : Ruth Prllon, Secretary: and Kric Hughe , Assistunt Super i or. intramural administration The staff of the Intramural Department is headed by Len Stevens and Eric Hughes. A full program is planned each quarter with at least six different intra- Senior intramural managers: Al Nilsen, Bruce Hairy, and Jolin Ogdon. mural sports available for entry. Any campus organ- ization may enter a team. Intramural participation is not only an energy-release mechanism, but a stimula- tion form of leisure time expression and a developer of character and moral traits. Intramural manager� : l� t row—Doug Putnan, I-on McLIurv, Jim Affleck, Jim Molar. Steve French, I)oug Turnbuugh, Emilio Irani.i: 2nd row—Itogor Hupp. Don Kayhuek. Roger Httlbuseh, Ernie Smailles, Lurry .Nuughton, Tom Hambo, and Alan I anna x. 144 liur-4 p i sprung intramurals Alpha Tau Omega softball champions fur 1951-52. Front The Alpha Delia Phi's again loot the lennis crown, row: Ted llarr. Jack White, Don Apclund. John Harrell. 'lliey are Wall Peterson and Don Malmffey. l-arry Hamm. Second row: Chuck Berqimt, Don Stark. Ben Caley. Dwight Piekell. Individual Irark event winners. Front row : Tom Sprague, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, relay; Charlie Koon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, relay; Joe Cipriano. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 110- yard dash; Dick Sprague. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 100-yard dash; Tom Woods, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, high jump (lie); Hob Ferguson. Compass and Churl, 120 low hur- dle . Second row: Ward Keller, Phi Della Tlirlu, shot put; Stan Green. Alpha Della Phi. 220-yard dash; Hud llo frld. Bela Theta Pi. 880-yard dash: Jim Warsinski. Sigma Chi, 80-yard high hurdles; Jack Fisher, Sigma Chi, broad jump; Frank Guisne , Phi Della Thrlu, high jump (tie) ; Vaughn Gunderlock, Sigma Nu, mile run. 445 Alpha Sium; Piti hor� c� hoc champ loirr ('.look. and Jim Smith. Theta Della Chi intramural oro� champions Corky Erickson. Murray Domineer, Sian Ellekmii. Carlo illiiim -, Holt S;-.iiili. Sigma Alpha Epsilon look the «valor luiskclball crown. They arc (.enrgo Peck, Charlie Room, Dale Je well. Dick Sprague, Polo Krinkr.uin. anil John Ek. P-i I p'ilon golf champion Fred llal«or on. and John Riley. 1 116 sprung ini ru murals fall intrann urals FOOTBALL—PHI DELTA THETA—From row. Hill Hurrli. Artie Drlemitro . Hugh Hinson, Jim 4tuimiii, Cullen Cruik hank, Sayre Hoyil: Middle row. Tim .Mo. riarilv. Nick Mi-rPlirc, Hill (Murker. Diivr llin-.m, l .m- ric Millrr. Hill Knken: Hark row. Churk Coleman, Jot Doiiosbuo, Hill Kerry, Frank Morri� , Gene Belror. (.rue Nrl� on. SW IM.MING—COMPASS AND CHART—Front row, Jim Jonci . W ard Eason. Keith Hoy� , Hob Ferguson; Hark row, l.er Morton, Hugh Barragcr. Keith Jef- fert� . Hob Southgate, Hob l.oken. BILLIARDS—SIGMA NU—Bill Anderson, Dirk illiam. FOOTBALL ALL-STAKS Harvey Binsfirld—Della Tail Della Collet) Cruickshank—Phi Della Theta Roger Entz—Chelan Hall Ben Hodge—lambda Chi Nick MacPhee—Phi Della Theta Bob Minard lleta Theta Pi Burl liddenburg Sigma Chi Chuck Coleman—Phi Delta Theta Jack Hupp- -Sigma Phi Epsilon AI Nelson Phi Kappa Sigma VOIJ-EYBAIJ.—DELTA SIGMA DELTA—Tom MacGeorge, Neil Boyd, Harold Oswald, Dean QowcD, Carl Johnnon, Jim Iveraon. fall intramurals BOWLING — ALPHA TAU OMEGA — Front row, Don Stark, Frank Klc|t� cr. Back rim, Jack White, Jack Chri� ty. TABLE TENNIS —VARSITY HALL —Andre Yandl, Bohert Chang, Murray Klri«t. 4W BASKETBALL — SIGMA MJ: Ui row — Mickey Green. Mm Purl low, Tom Ab«hrr. Frank l trim. and Cliarlr� Vainmen; 2nd row—Floyd MrGrnrken, Kirk Hull, Dean Korkey. and Bob Karine. winter intmmurnls HANDBALL—SIGMA VI.PHA EPSILON: Hill .. and Hob King. SKIING —DFI.TA KAPPA EPSILON: Row. MrUiiKhUn. Volney Kirliniond. Hu Hirkr- land, and Ted Hill. BOWLING—PHI KAPPA SIGMA: Gene Andemra. Bob JohnMon. Don Sharp, and Jim la wnde . 149 winter intramurals BOXING—Individunl champion� arc: 1st row—Bob Vo iku, Con Walker, Ed Redkr and Doiik Obcrl; 2nd row—Dale Brown, John Boise and Sloven Sniilh. BADMINTON winners were Fred Fisher and l)iek Bonestcel. ISO WOMENS AUrSfORTS MEET TODAY BASKETBALL TENNIS BOWLING BADMINTON DISCUS THROWING women's recreational council The Women's Recre- ational Council is the women’s sports organi ration on campus that governs and coordi- nates all recreational activities. Membership consists of the presi- dents of all sports clubs and the manager of women’s athletic tournaments. The fac ulty adviser is Miss Dorothy MacLean. Barlow, Marjorie Bucher, Hellro Chcdain, Jo Ann Carman. Elaine President Doucette, Jackie Kuhn. Kva l.ou Logan. Jo Ann Nelson. Barbara Neth, Sylvia Pirroth, Mary Roscoe, Jean Slat ford. Elanur NOT PICTURED: Tallmnn, Jo Ann Benschooi, llene ilson, Carole Uhdell. Laura women s mmw club Bucher, Helen Carmen, Elaine Cunningham. Domthv Fitzpatrick. Mary Jane ilauM-r, Aljrre Kuhn, Eva Lou Roe. Patricia Thompson, Delore NOT PICTURED: Anderson. Jean R. l-aing. Nanri President W omen’s “W Club is the de- partment honorary sponsored for Physical Kduculion majors. It- members must have six quarters of extra-curricular sports activity, including at least five different intramural sports and membership in one club. The girls must have junior standing, a 2.2 CPA and t reputation for good sportsman- ship. 452 GERHART TROPHY WINNERS FOR 1951 1952 IS BLAINE IIAIJ- The winners bit: fir� t row, Marri Swan. Anilu Higa, Eleanor Stafford: renter, Martlia Sewell. Alyce llaux-r; buck row. Joan Wagner, Edna Ccderblont. l«oi� Swauxin. For the second consecutive year Blaine Hall copped the coveted Gerhart Trophy for the organization accumulat- ing the most points in women's intra- mural competition. Sponsored by the Physical Education Department, the program continues throughout the school years and includes such sports as volleyball, tennis, swimming, bad- minton ami skiing. This year’s women’s Varsity Ski team climaxed another successful year by taking first and second in the Pacific North West Intercol- legiate Ski Meet for women held at the University of Washington ski area. The team members are chosen from among the winners of two intramural ski races held during the year. Both a varsity and second team is chosen. Top racers in the group were Cameon Hughes and Tina Jacobsen. Hie first amt second women’ � ki team from left to rijdit b: JoAnne t'.lirtlain. Nora I.unit tier;:. Corley Steven� . Janet Slanxm. Marlene link. Murilyn Butterwortli. and Tina Jacob !!. Seated i Mr . Marly Waller. adviser. Not pirtiired are Cameon llnjcbr� ami Nancy Hank� . 153 women s yOLLEYBAIJ.—KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: l� t row— Sue Fraser, Joanne W illiiiin . and Ann Smith; 2nd row—Sliirlry Latta, Ann Slipper, and Ginn Marian. SOPrBAI.L—SYNADEl.PHICt l� t row—Grace Bcaric, Mary Alice Bren- nan, Helen Bucher, and Pat Barnett: 2nd row—Marjorie Barlow. I al Roe. Mary Jane Fil palrick, and Jean Wendell. SWIMMING—GAMMA 1 111 BETA: 1-t row—Robin Ryan, Sandra Sandford, and Mary l OUM Baker; 2nd rowf—Glen BorRendale, and Nancy Mace. intramural champions TKNMS—KVITV KAPPA GAMMA: Joanne William.. SKI—OPEN CI.L'B: Vera l.undbur . Jo.innr (ibrtlain. ami Marlene Berk. BASKKTBALL—BLAINE HALL: I«l row—Gnlnh Nelson, Ilene Beii'hoof, Marria Swan, and Eleanor Stafford: 2nd row—Alice llnu.er. Ad.dine Bar- low. Mary Strieff. and Nancy Lou laiiiiK. clubs HOCKEY CLUB: Im rim—Lillinn Chri ten rn, Arlene MrDnnirl, Dtlom Suthrrhind: 2nd row—Sylvia Nclh, Crrry Kuhring, Kethu ft illium� . Barham Mills, Marilyn Roger� . jr KIFI K CLUB: Irfl In right—14111m Lobdcll, Barluirn Mill� , Jan 14 111011. and Yirginiu I’ortrr. BADMINTON CLUB: l� i row—Lillinn Cliri trn«en, Shirley Zarknry, und Shirley iuiprich; 2nd row—Arlene Mr- Dnnirl. Joy Thrailkill. and Drlorr� Sutherland. BOftl.lMi Cl.l B: 1 1 row—Tcrric Shiinoinitra, Irrnr Jujii. Domthry lwn aki, Tomi Yo hioka; 2nd row—Junrt Ale-cn. Nancy Su � man, Donna Prcvosl. und l.oi Swanson. 156 prawnenatlers Promrnudcr� Irfl la riulit arr: Wall Curii� . France� Krxcli. Don Flaherty, Ed Dalilfren, Dave Hutchin- urn, Cibarie� Cample, Cerrle Wcb� lrr, Marilyn Sul her, Shirley Hein, VirRiniu Porter, Juun PurIi. anil Jean Ro� eoe. Kiiill Miirhen, Shirley Hein. VirRinia I’orler, (ierrie W eh ler, Marilyn Salher, Ko� ellu (.lurk. Irene JohiiMon, Jean Ro rwr. and Joan PiirIi: second row: Marilyn Roger� , Sueanne Murdock. Lue Howe. Nancy Roili. Shirley Adam� , Marian Phcr nn. Mary Kiiuer, Don Shepler, Marilyn Trimble, Mary Barken; third row : Don Flaherty, Charles Comple, France� Krm-h, KuRcne (IruiR, Robin I ve� , Dave Hulchinaen. Bernard Buile. Arl Breil� precher. Arl Ford, Russel l.ced� . Wall Curti� , Ed Dahlcren. Promenadcrs is a coeducational folk dance group open lo all student� . The members dance for fun and in exhibi- tions. and sponsor the AIM niversity folk dance mixers. The International Folk Dance Festival is one of the events sponsored by Promenaders. orchesis Orchesis is a modern dance honorary which meets to creal dance patterns and develop individual techniques. Members for 1952-1953 were: Marjorie Barlow. President: Bondu Barnard, Mary Carri- gan, Shirley Chase, Nancy ( .ope. Ginger DcKraay, Darlene Dexter. Kmylou l.eedy, Pat McDonaugh, Helene Tsuts- moto. Adrienne Wright. Member� of Orrlir� i« in action are Helene T� ul� umolo, Virginia DcKraay, Calliy Welander. and Mary C-arriRan. index Aamodt. Ed. 108 Abbott. Barbara J.. 40. 261 Abbott. Lyle D.. 356 Abel. Douglas H . 282 Ab !. Robert B..267. 282 Aberge. Carroll L.. 86. 288 Abraham. John T.. 288 Abrescia. Leonard. 126 Absher. Torn. 392. 449 Aeaei� . 270. 271 Acevedo. Leonard. 337 Ackelbelm. Dorris A.. 58 203.361 . Ackerman. Betty L.. 258 Ackerman. Cale J.. 274 Adame. Alan H.. 272 Adame. Charles C.. 324 Adama. Don, 236 Adama. Gordon E.. 353 Adams. Jackie M.. 58. 252 Adame. Ned, 280 Adama. Nell D.. 69 Adorna. Phylli� D.. 208. 261 Adama. Shirley. 45i Adama. Ted A.. 97. 100 Adama. Thomaa. 271 Adame. Wendy E.. 51. 140. 261 Adama. William R.. 274 Adelphi. 362 Affleck. James Q.. 139. AK3!- Ulcllle. 116. 348 Agnew. Aleda M.. 2W Agnew. Corren J . 258 Akrunoff. Effreni Z.. 312 Abler . Mary Jane. 340 Ainsworth. KMUM J.. 80 Aker. Gerald. 380 Aklyaina. Florence T.. 339. 364 Albano. Ray K.. 274. 379. 396 Albuum. Grerald S.. 98. 269 Albert. Bonnie L.. 114. 348 Albrecht. William. 416. 418 Aleshlre. Gary. 333 Alrsen. Janet. 456 Alexander. Dan, 108 Alexander. Howard N.. 356 Alexander, Paul J.. 112 Alexander. Woodall L„ 322 Alfleris. George. 108 Alger. C. Linn. 356 Alhadeff. Betty. � 1 Alhadeff. Jerome N.. 330 Alkane. John F.. 274 Allen. Arthur G.. 320 Allen. Barbara A.. 140. 258 Allen. Beverly J.. 263 Allen. Carol L.. 206. 247 Allen. Charles A.. 300 Allen. Joan E.. 251 Allen. Marilyn J.. 258 Allen. Marjorl- C.. 361 Allen. Maxine. 191 Allen. Peggy X.. 35. 40. 202 201 Sfo. 384 Allen. Richard G.. 100. 199. 212. 304 Allen. Wayne. 294 Allender, James R . 351 Allison. C. Jav. 30 Allison. Donald F.. 112 Allison. Gerald L.. 134 272 Allison. Joanne H.. 221. 25S Allison, Thomaa L.. 302 Allsoop. Arlene. 221 Almeleh. Dave. 58. 312 Almcleh. Lucille. 248 Alpha Chi Omega. 246 Alpha Delta Epsilon. 54 Alpha Delta Phi. 272 Alpha Delta I t. 247 Alpha Epsilon Delta. 69 Alpha Epsilon Phi. 248 Alpha Epsilon PI. 269 Alpha Gamma Delta. 249 Alpha Kappa Pal. 81 Alpha Omtcron PI. 250 Alpha Phi. 251 Alpha Sigma Phi. 274 Alpha Tnu Omega. 276 Alpha XI Delta. 252 Altlzcr. Mercedes. 112 Alton. Lloyd L.. 2C0. 270 Alvick. Carol N.. 246 Alvis. Mavis A.. 340 Amoral. John J.. 207. 300 A!way. Dolores W.. 339 Amende. James W.. 297. 355 American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 98 American Pharmaceutical Association. 121 American Society of Civil Engineers. 100 American Society of Electrical Engineers. 98 American Society Mechanical Engineer . 99 Amis. Jim W.. 318 Amon. Irving C.. 269 AMS Committees. 210. 212 AMS Officers 209 Amundson. Charles I.. 316 Amu . Helen, 116 Anastaslow. George. 234 Andersen. Bob. 303 Anderson. Alan B.. 32 i Anderson. Anttn K.. 259 Anderson. Arlen. 275 Andersen. Arthur L.. 328 Anderson. Arthur W . 318. 447 Anderson. Barbara L., 263 Anderson. Bennett O.. K6 Anderson. Berton E,. 84 Anderson, Beverly I.. 337 Anderson. Beverly J.. 263 Anderson. Buz. 196 Anderson. Carole Jo, 247 Anderson. Clarence C.. 118. 121. 122. 132 Anderson. Clarence R., 291. 380 Anderson Darlene L.. 250 Anderson. Dave L-. 324 Anderson. David R.. 314, 405 Anderson. Dennis. 316 Anderson. Donald K.. 26 Anderson. Don L-. 55. 72. 278, 321 Anderson. Donald M.. 324 Andersen. Doria L-. 264 Anderson. Earl R . 304 Andersen. Ernest J.. 40. 126. 129 Anderson. Eugene S.. 92 Anderson Evelyn L.. 40. 246 Anderson. Gordon L . 40. 286 Anderson. Graham 8.. 298. 382 Anderson. Harold. 381 Anderson. Henry- T-, 92. 100. 356 Anderson. Jean R.. 381. 452 Anderson. Joanne T., 254 Anderson. John L.. 92 100 Andersen. Joyce M . 2C3, 2i«. 261 Anderson. Julia. 116 Anderson. Karl E.. 274 Anderson. A Kenneth. 30. 58. 267. 314 Anderson. Martin M.. 99 135. 324 Anderson. Morris B.. 104 Anderson. Myrdene L.. 353 Anderson. Nancy L . 261 Anderson. Norma L.. 251 Anderson. O. Allen. 291 Anderson Paul B,. 40. 308 Anderson. Phyllis J.. 114. 217. 236 Anderson. Phyllis J.. 259 Anderson. Richard P.. 321 Anderson. Robert L.. 324 Anderson. Robert L.. 367. 449 Anderson. Robert R.. 237. 302 Anderson. Ted O.. 298 Anderson. Shirley E . 69 Anderson. Ture. 322. 38n Anderson. William. 326 Andonlan. Paul M.. 278 Andre. Janet M.. 253 Andrews. Jack S.. 92. 274 Andrews. Murk F. Jr.. 72. 81.270 Andrews. Murray M.. 125 Anfluinser. Anton. 381 Angle, Grant A.. 55. 72. 83. 270 Anschell. Groevenor. 106. 365 Anschell. Sydney. 248 Anslow. Lola J.. 368. 371 Anton. Galen. 311 Apeland, Don. 435 Appel. Robert J.. 314 Apjje.O, Ryun C. 350 Aral. Don. 357 Arbak. Etvalene. 58. 341. 370 Archey. Tommy D.. 298 Architect s Ball 181 Are. Andl. 322. 363 Arena. 50 Arends. Charles B.. 104. 328 Arensberg. Richard A.. 312 Arima. James. 59. 357 Arkell. Robert B . 72. 304 Arksey. Leon. 381 Armour. Gary K.. 296 Armstrong. Allen V.. 292 Armstrong. Grant. 29 Armstrong. Marilyn A., 50. 236 Armstrong. Robert C.. 316 Arndt. Ardythe M . 219. 259 Amey. Pat. 108 Arno. Norman L., 100. 297 Arnold Air Society. 125 Arnold. Wilson O.. 286. 406 Arnold. Robert. 287 Arnot. Wilma A.. 340 Arnsteln. Sam. 312 Aronson. Henry M . 139. 330 Arrlvey. Pete J.. 130. 179. 300. 422 Arrowsmlth. Janet L . 258 Artel. Robert. 267 Arthur. Marllynn. 59. 252 Artus. Joan L.. 86. 264 Ashby. Richard J.. 296 Ashley. Calvin S.. 316 Ask. Charles W.. 290 Aslakson. Robert H.. 127. 135. 324 Aspen. Marilyn L.. 258 Astel. Prof. George. 193 Astel). Z. Ida. 30 Aston. Mary. 353 ASl.'W Committes. 191- 200 ASUW Officers. 188-187 Atherton. Edwurd H.. 302 Ate . Junice V.. 257 Atkinson. Ross. 293 Atkinson. Thelma B. 253 Atwater. Nancy J.. 261 Augustine. Dierdre deR. 202. 203. 204. 261 Augustine. Webster. Jr.. 92. 99. 234 Aunes Helen V.. 86. 338, 360 Aurich. Walter G.. 92. 98 Austin. Hall. 337 Austin. A. Jim. 309. 326 Austin. Charles W.. 294 Austin, Nancy E . 219. 255 Austin. Philip H . 59. 294 Austin. Russell A.. 72. 126. 267. 272 Avery. Don S.. 41 Avery. Harry R.. 288 AWS Committees. 202-206 AWS Officers. 201 B Baarstad. Ronald O.. 292 Babbit. Douglas K . 139. 316 Babcock. Barbara A.. 41. 244. 247 Backer. Frederick R.. 330 Backer. Hans O.. 314 Backer. Susan M., 199. 253 Backlund. Carl, 295 Backlund. Doris. 114. 344 Kackman. Donald E , 298. 385 Bacon. Frank M.. 286 Bacon. Marilyn H.. 41 51. 341. 370. 372 Bacon. Mnry H.. 221. 246 Bader. Sidney. 330 Badgiey, Carol B., 261 Badgl«r. Don P.. 298 Baer. Gladys R.. 114. 348. 368 Baer. Ted. 195 Bade. Bernard. 457 Bailey. Athol. 200 Bailey, Joanne. 188 Bailey. John G.. 282 Bailey. Larry P.. 274 Bailey. Ron B.. 351 Bailey. Winston. 381 Ballly. John R.. 316 Bain. Katherine. 263 Bain. Peggy L . 59. 263 Batne. Nancy E . 251 Baines. Ronald L.. 298 Baiocchl. Charlene J.. 344 Baird. Jean E . 134, 197. 263 Baird. William A.. 316 Baker, Dunne. 197. 200 Baker. Earle M.. 298 Baker. Eleanor V.. 136. 202. 203. 208. 257 Baker. Jack C.. 93 98 Baker. 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Sumner W.. 139, 272 Bennett. Warren U.. 266. 300 Benoit. John. 30 Benshoof. Ilene, 452. 455 Benson. Arlene Y.. 50. 134 Benson. Barbara, 246. 252 Benson. John L.. 93. 267. 322 Benson. Merritt. 287 Benson. Norm H.. Sr.. 315 Benson. Stanley A.. 351 Bensted. Ann I.. 256 Bentley. Herbert H., 40 Benton. Judith A.. 194. 221. 255 Berelson, Martin E.. 40, 330 Berg. Carl B.. 352 Berg. David J., 328 Berg. Donald. 156 Ber eman. Stanley A.. Burger. Carol L.. 40. 92. Berger. Elaine. 262 Bergeron. Clifford D.. 73. Bergeron. Jimmie L.. 308 Bergeron, Mart- L.. 251 Berggren. William H.. 73 Bergh. Amle R , 34. 278. 37%, 415. 420 Berglund. Byron R.. 112 Berglund. Phyllis. 140 Berglund, Robert M.. 59. � 58 UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK For more than -16 years it hat been our privilege lo terre and hate ihe confidente of the University of Washington and the great district which surrounds it May me serve youf Bergman. Peter K.. 302 Bergman. Robert D.. 326 Berguulst. Carol A.. 247 Berken. Joan W.. U4. 344 Bcrkey. Patricia J.. 41. 337 Berkness. Bruce J.. 350 Bernard. Ann. 258 Bern). Judith A.. 203. 206, 258 Bcrntoen. Dean W., 73. 82. 125 Berqulst. Charles M.. 275 445 Berrtar, Billy Gray. 1«8. 311 Berry. Harry M., 320 Berry. James L.. 208. 320 Berry. Mary Jane. 252 Berry. Nancy L . 254. 384 Berry. Phyllis J.. 59. 265 Berry. Stewart S.. 326 Be rills. Maralyn J.. 41. 251 Bertollno. Beulah M . 340 Beruen. Don. 382 Best. Joanne A.. 340 Beta Alpha Psl. 82 Beta Gamma Sigma. 80 Beta Theta Pt. 278 Betcone. Robert B.. 316 Bethea. Bettye L.. 368. Bet . Anita M.. 134. 197. 202, 203. 2C6. 265. 367 382 Bet .. Edward B.. 304 Bet . Evelyn C.. 35. 86. 193. 197. 365 Bovis. Dorothy L . 193 Binnchl. Barbara A.. 261 Big W Club. 379 Bigelow. Georgia B.. 134. 138. 208. 246 Bilan. Norma M.. 41. 837 Bill. Lois D.. 2 5 Bllle, Rodger J.. 351 Bingham. Donna G.. 24 Bingham. I� . Merrill. 324 Binsficld. Harvey D Blrchfield. Richard I.. 113 Bird. Betsey L. 50. 134. 254. 370 Bird. Henry A.. 200 Blrkelnnd. 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Marilyn, 35. 58. 65. 203. 241. 253 Bradley. Fennlmore N.. 104 Bradshaw. Barbara A.. 2|| Bradshaw. Joan E.. 206 Brndt. Rodney G.. 93. 98. 352 Brady. Eugene A.. 33. 275 Brady. Peggy, 148 Bragdon. Marjorie t.. Brainnrd. Betty J.. 255 Brainurd. Pam K . 249 Bratnerd. Dolores A.. 261 Branch. E. Geraldine. 40. SI Brand. Tina. 30. 36 Brandenburg. Richard V.. 288 Brandon. Harry E.. 294 Brandon. Kenneth B.. 221. 282 Brands!rom, Betty Ann. 30 Brandt. Edna Mb -. 116 Brandt, Richard W.. 2S6 Braslirn. Marlene H.. 248 Browner. David K.. 58 Bratton. Nancy J.. 50, 130. 163. 197. 261 Braun. Marlene D.. 259 Brauns. Elsa I. M . 261 Brazier. Don H.. Jr.. 300 Brazier. John M.. 300 Brazier. Tom S.. 300. 382 Brenchley. Ben L.. 59 Bn-iir. Beverly. 251 Breivik. Janet M.. 206. 246 Brellsprecher. Art. 457 Brennman. Eda L.. 261 Brenchley. Ben L.. 36 Brennan. Mary Alice. tig 94S 454 Brenner. Potricln J.. 264 Breshrars. Betty A.. 131, 254 Bresllch. Francis N,, Jr.. 93. 126, 272 Bresson. Colleen A.. 250 Bretall. 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BurburaJ.. 115. 344 Buchanan, Garner H-. 139. 191. 198, 352 Bucher. Helen L.. 35. 41. 68. 452 Buchet. Donm-r D.. 34. 41. 95. 198. 286 Buchnell, Richard. 93 Buck. Jean F.. 36 9 Buckles. Alden V'.. 31C. 422 Buckley. Bob. 425. 428 Buckley. Harold D.. 113 Rucklin. Jnnyce C . 336 353 Bucklln. Ron M.. 282 Bueknell. Richard L.. 97. 99 Buckwalter. Beverly J.. 195. 199. 245. 264 Budil. Marlene E . 339 Budlong. Jace C.. 324 Bull. Owen A.. 286 Buller. Suzanne A.. 140. 258 Bulmrr. Ronald L . 59. 124. 284 Bunch, Shrrill P.. 256 Bunk. Earl, 317 Bunker. Forrest, 76. 158. 186. 187. 188. 198 Burrh. William J., 127 128. 135, 298 Burd H Tiry A.. 70 Burdick. Richard W 73. 280 Burg. Gerald G.. 59. 270 Burgess. Donald R.. 72. 81 Burgess. Ross. 284 Burgon. Kenneth E.. 92. 96. 100 Burcy Margie J.. 265 Burhen. Wm. K . 85. 311 Burke. Beverly A.. 50 135. 195. 197. 259 Burke. Robert G.. 352 Burkhart. Barbara J.. 256. 348 Burklvimer. Margaret R . 263 Burks. Joan V.. 261. 384 Burks. Marvin. 323 Burnett. 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John A.. 310 Clark. Marilyn M.. 259 Clark. Richard C.. 367. 294 Clark. Rosella M . 338. 361. 457 Clark. Sally. 254 Clarke. Connie C.. 252 Clarke. George W.. 298. 379. 385. 400. 401. 403 Clarke. John J.. 42 274 Clarke. Lctltlz A.. 203. 257 Clarke. Louise C.. 32. 35. 59. 140. 188. 201. 202. 203. 244 261 Clarke. Marian. 60. 257 Clarke. Pat R . 252 Claudson. Tom T.. 320 Clausen. B. Margie. 60. 26� Claybcrg. Carl D.. 352 Cl ay pool. Jackie A.. 137. 158263 Clayton. Dixon. 42. 365 Cleek. Larry. 87. 274. 446 Cl-mans Gayle F.. 2t� 5, 264 Clement. Kendall S.. 280 Clemmer. Marlljo. 249 Cliche, Betty A.. 338. 361 Cliff. David B.. «). 126. 302 Clifford. Florence R.. 2M Clifford. Nathan S.. 292 Cline. Burr D 60. 274 Clinkenbeard. David, 287 disc, John M . 284 Clodfelter, Warren. 106 Clynch. Dianne K.. 263 Coar. Richard O.. 121. 272 Coates. Edward. 126 Coble. Ronald W . 73. 328 Coburn. William P.. 118 Cochran. Nell E . 314 Cochran. William T.. 290 Cochren. Jean E.. 250 Cocks, Dorothy A . 115. 348 Coffin. H. Stanley. 112 Coffin. John C.. 328, 3S6 Cogan. John P.. 2SC Cohen. Thomas D.. 31. tO. 193 226. 356 Colby. Dwnln. 155 Colby. Raymond A. 121. 122. 310 Coldwvll. Eleanor. 203 Cole. Dorothy L.. 281. 336. 337 Cole. Kenneth C.. 57 Cole. Ray. 190 Coleman. Charles B . 298. 447 Coles. Helen E.. 138. 261 Coles. Pat. 60. 3.XI Coll. Ann. 204. 206. 338 Collier, Helen C . 42. 50 Collins. Melvin. 295 Collins. Sue E„ 339 Collis. Donald L.. 274 Coloron. Ronald E., 73. 83. 356 Colwell. Eleanor S . 261 Compte. Charles. 457 Comoton. Ethelmae. 60, 337 Comstock, Adele M,. 87. 264 Comstock. Brian. 209. 211. 329 Comstock. George 216 Condon. Robert. 293 Conger, William M.. 42. 126 Congleton. Jerry F 280 Conklin. Ann. 258 Conlin, Sue A . 42 252 Conlu. Mansueto E . 353, 363 Connell, Richard C . 292 Connell. Robert M . 72 Conner. Rill M . 83. 92. 308 Conner. Diane D.. 2SI Conner. Lonnie a 92. Conner. William H . 72. Ill) Conrad. Ernest M . 27 Conrad. James A.. 139. 274 Conrad. Pauline A.. 265 Constable. Marjorie J.. 115. 348 Constantine. John P.. 87. 293 Converse. Howard E . 306 Convery. Fred R. 302 Conway. Robert. 2K Coogan. John 51 126 Coogan. Mike. 285 Cook. Bernard L . 100. 199. 362. 366 Cook. James. 108 Cook. Jo A . 203. 257. � 3 Cook. JoAnn D.. 2 7 Cook. John Pat. 832 Cook. Wayne. 195 Cooke. Colleen J.. 258 Coombe. Jr.. Perley W.. 72 Cooper. Georgia V.. 189. 196. 252. 370 Cooper. Joan. 246 Cope. Nancy. 206 Coppess. Lyman 54 Coote . John. 326 Ccjge. Nancy L.. 193. 203. Copeland. Del. 126. 128 Copple. R x'kne. 333 Coquet, Jim. 381 Corbett. David B.. 286 Corbett. Donald. 24 Corbett. Patrick. 106 Cordas. Henry Y.. 312 Corl. Helen C.. 280 Correllson. J. Doran. 73 Corn-r Marian E.. 341. 370. 372 Corner Nancy M.. 204. 221. 255 Cornish. Brum. 271 Cart hell. Eleanor. 217 Coshy. Janice M.. 344 Cosby. Karen G.. 130. 222. 258 Cuemati. Charles K.. 193. 274 Costello. Cliarles P.. 96. 97. 99 Costlow. Jim. 437 Costonla. Dorothy 216 Cotter. Joann G.. 254 Cotter. John L.. 274 Cotter. Patricia C.. 42. 207 Cottier. Shirley. 30, 36 Cotton. David. 324. 369 Cotton. A. Stanley. 125 Cottrlll. Flodgene. 30 Countryman. Harold. 226 Courage. John F.. 386 Courter. Jerry F.. 268. 320 Covey. Donald J . 73. 288 Cowan. Harold. 126 Cowan. William. 303 Cowden. Dolores J.. 116. 348 Cowden, Marjorie A . 253 Cowell. Roger W . 353 Ox. Elizabeth M 252 Cox. Marilyn. 30 Cox. H. Warren, 274 Coyle. Cynthia M.. 249 Cozetto. Joseph, 301 Crabs. Jack. 30 Craft. Shirley J.. 246 Cragin. Barbara 8.. 263 Craig. Eugene. 457 Crain. Don L.. 2� Crain Jr.. Richard W.. 68. 99. 192. 193. 271 423. 438 Cralt, Darry - 903 Cramb. Robert S.. 97. � 9. Crumb. Sylvia. 222. 257 Cramer. Sallv D.. 247 Crandall. Delores J.. 338 Crandall. Gordon F.. 106 Crary. Don. 197 199 3 Craswell. Bruce. 303 Crawford, John S.. 42. 207 Crawford. III.. William R 284 Creamer. Patricia L.. 264 Creder James. 236 Creighton. Gordon. 381 Creley. 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Jerry F.. 326 Harris, Mary-Jo, 60,261 Harris, Minnie. 190 Harris. Quinton S.. 36 Harris. Richard R.. 34. 42. 52. 193. 225. 322 Harris. Ruth L.. 36. 38. 51. 104. 340 Harris. Wayne M. 93 100. 267. 311. 381 Harrison, Beverly M.. 252 Harrod. Stan W . 353 Hart. Betty Louise. 30 Hart. Don W.. SCO Hart, George A.. 318 Hart. Richard L.. 97. 99. 391 Harte. Marie V.. 191. 198. 257 Hartley. Gloria L., 261 Hartley. Sylvia A.. 200 221. J46 Hartley. Wayne. 74. 317 Hartung. Frank H.. 272 Harvey. John F.. 131. 355. 371 Harwood. Robert. 293 Haskell. Bruce M . 74. 305 Haak'ns. Jacqueline Y.. 86. 338, 367 Ha kins. Joseph L.. 288 Huslum Thomas R.. 274 Hasten. Jamcl. 138, 201. 249 Hastings. I. Gordon. 288, 422 Hastings. Robert. 385 Hathaway Ann M.. 259 Hatlon. Patricia J.. 136. 192, 197. 259 Houck. William B.. 74. 141 Hnug. Melvin K.. 42 Haugen. Ruth J.. 43 Haugstad. Lucie. 264 Huumann. Arthur J.. 288 Hauser. Alyce N.. 35. 43. 23«. 338. 352. 463. 155. 361 Hausman. Hugh E , 284 Hautaula. Donald. 323 Hnrdnhl. Bernard G.. 282 Hnvlina. Laura Leigh. 257 Hawkins James V.. 367 Hawkins. Judith D.. 258 Hnyashl. Mac. 357 Hayashl. Rae R. H., 364 Huycox. Zllpha L.. 251 Hayden. James L.. 288 Hayden, Larry N.. 296 Hayes. Bernard R.. 33. 3«. 74. 83. 140. 200 Hayes. Nancy L. 160. 253 Hayes. Paul L.. 102. 323 Haynes. Frances. 261 Haynes. James M.. 28� ) Haynes. Richard K 350 Hays. Bcnard. 303 Hoys Clair L.. 251 Hazelwood. John N.. 106. 107 Hcaly. Dolores M.. 43 Healy, Patrick S.. 274. 380 Heathman. Michael W.. 325 Hebert. John F.. 306 Hebrank. Albert J.. 323 Hedberg. Charles R.. 74. 318 Hcdtn. Betty E.. 43. 62. 216. 382 Hedreen, Dick. 317 Hedrick. Worth G.. 325 Hefferllne. Floyd E . 314 Hefty. Edward R.. 322 Hogglo. Leslie David. 30 Kelly. Ray A.. 274. 406 Helmbaeh, Al J.. 60 Hein. Shirley M.. 457 Heinrich. Don. 45. 416, 418. 421 Heinz. John A . 93. 126. 272 Heister, Joanm- A.. 216 Heltbrlnk. Ann K.. 254 Hrigeaon. Paul L. 125. Helle. Kenneth J.. 351 Helms. Kenneth A.. 106, 309 Hal wig. Kathryn M 35. 53. 86, 244. 254 Hemlnger. Jr.. Murray V.. 74. 326. 44$ Henderson. Anna C.. 43. 69 Henderson. Charles R.. 106 Henderson. Joan. 257 Henderson. John. 322 Henderson. Lawrence. 293 Hendrickson. Dale. 30. 36 Hendrickson. Gordon. 81. 271 Hendrickson. Marlon J.. 246 Hendry. Ronald L.. 75. 200. 267. 270 Henness. Donald D 75. 296 Hennej. James D.. 131. 135. 212. 218. 221 Henne . John P.. 135. 197. 207. 210. 221. 325 Henning. Ralph F.. 93. 100 Henrikson. Gordon E.. 75 Henry. Deun F.. 314, 422. 123 Henry, Ed. 314 Henry. John. 106 Hrnsen. Martha. 251 Hrnshaw. Annette. 336. 337 Hensley. Frank M.. 128. 374 Henson. Jeanne E.. 35. 48. 52. 244. 249 Henttehel, Joanne C.. 221. 337 Herb. Frances A.. 361 Herbert, John F.. 117. 121 Herblnaux. James A.. 352 Herman. Barbaru E.. 182, 253 Herman. Norma D.. 253 Herman. Ralph P.. 100 Herman. Rex A.. 356 Herman. Valerie R.. 248 Hems. Larry. 392. 393 Herrmann. Colleen D.. 44 Hershey. James R.. 292 Hershey. Joyce G.. 134, 300. 204. 255 Hrmr. Melvin F., 356 Herzog. Frunk L.. 282 Herzog. Ruth. 30. 36 Healer Donald. 3)7 Hesse. Jo Anne M.. 217 Hester. Pat L.. 247, 370 Hibbard. Sharron L.. 138. 246 Hlekkenln, William. 385 Higa. Anita E.. 338. 453 Higgins. Arden L.. 339 Htgo. Klnuko. 364 Hildebrand. Larry D.. 290 Hllen. Ann M.. 257 HU). Gall M . 247 Hill. Harriet. 44, 258 Hill. Howard G.. 292 HUI. Leonidas E . 284, 379. 449 Hill. Nancy S.. 198. 208 261 Hill. Patti Jo. 263 Hill, Thomas. 301 Hill. Verna. 115. 349 Hill. Virginia M„ 191. 203 206. 221. 247 Hlllis. Judith. 257 Hlllyard. Gordon L . 60. 126. 282 HUjert. Jr.. Edward T. Hilton. Jim M.. 300 Htnckel, Susan w . 61. 257 Hindman. Ronald L.. 314 Hines. Constance E.. 369 Hines. Marlloulse, 251 • FASHION PARK • VARSITY TOWN • O Z I Martin cm arm . L BOTANY 500 BY DAROFF • TIMELY • Campus Style Leaders Since 1919 . fashion CRAFT . interwoven . UNIVERSITY WAY AT EAST 4 5 T H 168 • STRADIVARI • SURRETWILL • DOBBS • STETSON • ARROW • MANHATTAN • ROUGHRIDER McGREGOR Next Year There Will Be and our complete staff at KENNELL-ELLIS CREATIVE SHADOW LIGHTING 616 OLIVE WAY 169 Hinkle . Harold. 287 Hinson. David R.. 298. 447 Hinson. Hugh B.. 298. 447 Hints. LeRoy J.. 906 Hirsch. Barbara. 116. 250 Hirst. Gordon B.. 326 Hlrva . Nancy L.. 264 Hiscock. Frank. 86 Hitt. Joel R.. 93. 99 Horten. Alvin P.. 69. 92. Hoaic, Betsy. 44. 257 Hoard. Donald E . 30 Hobba,Clyde A.. 75. 82. 320. 321 Hobbs. LMn D.. 294 Hob«rt. CHrol R.. 85. 97. 253. 381 Hobi. Ann. 199. � 2. 201. 261 Hobklrk. Virginia L.. 246 Hod go. Ben I.. 291. 447 Hodges, Morrill E.. 3 . 44. 272. 379. 425. 428. X� Hodps. Rh. a L.. 336. 340. Hod son. Joan. 30. 36 Hodson. Patty J.. 138. 255 Hodaon. Susan M.. 199. 194. 201. 337 llorfer. Eileen F.. 264 Hoeft. Robert D.. 362 Hoey. Myrnlc J.. 219. 259 Hofeditz. Janie A.. 245. 253 Hoff. Burt. 280 Hoffmann. Harry. 438 Hoffman. Shirley J.. 221. 2S5 Hofmann. Bernard C.. 317 Hogan. El wood D.. 135. 210. 278 Hogan. James B.. 318 Hog.;. Joyce E.. 251 Hogmsn. Medford N.. 92. 98. 352 Holby. Glenn A.. 75 Hnlbert. Jackie. 382 Holbrook. Frances F.. 253 Holbrook. Joann H.. 256 Holdrldge. Robert G.. 288. 411 Holland. Kathryne B.. 265 Holland. Lora V.. 249 Hollend. Virgil K.. 44. 126. 282 Hollingshrnd. Winifred Heater. 86. 337 Hollingsworth. Kennan Holm, Ami E. W„ 339 Holm. Birgit E.. 86. 252. 367 Holm. Burnell W.. 282 Holm. Janet E . 206. 258 Holm. Signe. 252 Holmes. Bruce W.. 356 Holmes. Joe. 301 Holmes. Jo Anne. 336 Holmes. John. 297 Holmes, Michael M.. 300 Holrnstrom. Anne M.. 251 Hols tad. J. Marilyn. 367 Holt. Alan M.. 208. 300. 405 Holt. Gerald A.. 325 Holt. Ralph L.. 136. 272 Holt. W. Stull. 57 Holte. Virginia M . 256 Holxknecht. Ted. 33 Homer. Steve L.. 323 Homecoming, 165-167 Home Economics Club. 50 Hondcrich House. 350 Hondke. Mary. 20S Honeycutt. John A.. 113 Hong. Leslie. 131 Honsl erger. Bruce A.. 92. 99 Hoad. Robert G.. 270 Hopt. William P . 300 Hopfensperger. Audrey J.. 250 Hopkins. John. 310. 381 Hopper, Gloria K.. 44. 263, Hosier. Jerrald M.. 308. Horchover. Robert. 279 Hordan. Bill I.. 351 Horensky. Clarence L.. 86 Horluchi. Arthur W.. 120. 121. 122 Horn. Jr.. Charles A.. 131. 274 Horn. Doris A.. 61.250 Horn. Georgcm A.. 75. 259 Horn. Lee H.. 75. 294 Horn. Raymond L.. 81.80. 108. 302 Horne. Ardilh. 108 Horowitz. Judie D.. 262 Horrocks. Philip J.. 34. 92. 99. 379. 385, 403 Horton. George P.. 27 Horton. Richard. 288 Hoshlwnru. Isao. 36 36 Hoskins. Blaine L.. 353 Hossfeld. Bud E . 278. 445 Hossfeld. Janet L.. 263 Hossfield. Walt. 416 Hostetler. C Lloyd. 27X� Houbregs. Robert J.. 34. 15. 75. 274. 379. 391. 392. 430, 431. 432. 433. 434. 435 436 Houck. Ray J.. 75. 314 Houghton. Dr B. C.. 200 Houghton. Nancy A . 339 Houlahan. William. 385 House. David S.. 314 House Karl. 305 Houseman, Hugh. 193 Houaley. Walter J.. 212. 333 Houston. Jim R.. 300 Houston. Nancy Z.. 205. 245. 255 HouL Richard A.. 75 305 Houvenor. Donald. 275 Howurd. David. 380 Howard. Don. 309 Howard. Gary V.. 31� Howard. Gwen D.. 194. 264 Howurd. Norman C.. 275 Howard, Susan G.. 255 Howard Weston M.. 92. 96 Howarth. Patricia J.. 251 Howard, Weston. 36 Howay. Jim. 305 379. 385 100. 401. 402 How.-, Lue A.. 83. 381. 457 Howe. Walter C.. 298 Howell. Dean. 448 Howell. Margaret L . 74 80 Hoy. William. 295 Hoyle. Ann. 263 Hruska. Clnre J.. 92, 100 Hsiao, Ching-hsi. 61. 74 Hubbard. Alice. 108 Hubbard. James E.. 74. 226. 288 Hubbert. Barbara L.. 264 Hubbert, Horton W.. 275 Huber, J. Richard. 67 Huber, Richard B.. 45. 296 Hudson. Ada E.. 337 Hudson. G.. Donald. 57 Hudson. John. 381 Hufelsen. Gene. 234 Huglihanks. James R. Hughes, Catneon M.. 258. Hughes. Eric. 144 Hugo. Lynne K.. 219 Huh-. Nina L.. 338 Hill bush. Roger W 197. 300. 444 Hulet. Russell N.. 87. 325 Hull. Eugene, 278 Hull. Kirk B.. 74. 318. 149 Hullquist. Karen L.. 139. 258 Humphrey. Barbara A.. 206. 247 Hundcrtmark. Fred R.. 275 Hungae. Gene. 279 Hungerbuhler. Danny A.. Hunt. Diane J.. 361 Hunt. Haro-. 322 Hunt. Nancy E.. 249 Hunter. Jeannine I., 361 Hunter. Joe E., 113 Hunter. Peggy J.. 191. 263 Hunter. Samuel J.. 272 Hunter. Wayne. 356 Hunter. William J.. 61 Huntington. Daniel. 293 Hupp. Jack S.. 34. 200. 209. 210. 211. 212. 330. 447 Huppin. Charles E.. 312 Hurlbut. Betsy E.. 261 Hurlbut. Wendell P.. 92. 126. 132. 27S Husky Winter Sports Club. 382 Huson. Helen A 336 340 Hustcd. Mary B.. 263 Huston, Marcia C.. 217 Hutchins. Grace L.. 341. 370 Hulcliins. Wesley S.. 300 Hutchinson. David R . 80, 287. 457 Hutchinson. Irene C.. 131. 199. 221. 261 Hutchison. Jr.. Frederick James. 391 Hutchison. Robert B., 34. 61. 200. 278. 379. 408. 410 Hull. Philip N., 74. 83 Hynds, Jim. 279. 112 Ichikawa, Etsuko. 36 Ichikawa. Kuzuya. 357 Ideta. Aklo. 74. 357 Ikeda. Bob I.. 357 Hagan, Conrndo O., 106. lies. Gordon R.. 74. 322 Illman. Sally M.. 254 Ina. Heko. 116 Ingalls. Robert L.. 320 Ingalls. Shirley. 264 Ingalsbc. William R.. 326 Ingham. Sally. 256 Ingle. Donna L.. 256 Ingmnn. John F.. 307 Ingraham, Charles N., Jr.. 264 Ingraham. Gale A.. 352 Ingraham. Maryln S., 365 Insiee. Evan E.. 325 International Banquet, 171 Intramurals. 443. 450 Iraola. Emil E.. 302. 444 Irwin. Richard A.. 284 Isaacson, Mary Lou, 87. 259 Ishli. Irene M.. 340 Ishlkawa. Etusko, 30 Israel. Beverly, 348 Israel. Emily. 246 Israel. Jane P.. 262 Irarsson. Tharol. 257 Iversen. Phyllis J.. 338 Iverson. Arlene H.. 45. 360, 367 Iverson. George. 30. 36 Iverson. Jim. 448 Ives. Joanne J.. 258 Ives. Robin, 457 Ivey. Claire, 261 Iwnsnki. Dorothy A.. 364. 456 Iwasakl. Raymond T.. 850 Iwasakl. Sherry T.. 121 Izuml. Yutnkn. 30 J Jack. Kim M.. 62. 298 Jock. Thomas. 30. 36 Jackman. Gwen. D.. 254 Jnckson, Carol R,, 248 Jackson. James L.. 119. 120. 121, 122, 193 Jackson. Mario L.. 254 Jackson. Marlene E.. 160. 254 Jacob� , Harry G.. 62. 69 Jacobs. Jerry K.. 422 Jacobs. Kenneth. 293 Jacobs. Robert A.. 325 Jacobsen. Dawn C.. 254 Jacobsen. Douglas. 108 Jacobsen. Frederick. 85 Jacobsen. Joan E.. 44. 62. 244 . 259 Jacobsen. Judy J,. 259 Jacobsen. Paul M.. 28-1 Jacobsen. Nancy, 193 Jacobsen. Tina. 263. 453 Architect's sketch of new teaching hospital and medical-dental building. General Contractor for which is fhe J. C Boespflug Construction Co. 470 1912 FOURTH AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON STRAND SONS General Contractors Builders of ... ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CONIBEAR CREW HOUSE DAVID THOMPSON HALL MORSE HALL (C. E. 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Ronald D.. 352 Johnson. Ruby A.. 61. 63. 265 Johnson. Sharon A.. 250 Johnson. Sheila M.. 74. 257 Johnson. Vance E.. 825 Johnson Wilumlna. 63 J ihnson. Wilbur V.. 63 Johnson. William. 30. 36 Johnston, Donald T. 63. 356 Johnston. Irene. 457 Johnston. James G.. Jr.. 44. 295 Johnston. Joan M . 259 Johnston. G. Robert. 44. 302. 449 Johnston, Virginia M . 254 Johnstone, Avon M., 236. 360 Jolin, Glenn F..93. 98. 273 Jollle. Elizabeth. 50. 203 Jones. Bob. 442 Jones. Carol M , 255 Jonea. David P.. 326 Jones. Douglas C.. 104 291 Jones, Edward. 108 Jones. Ernest M.. 54 Jones, George J.. 108 Jones. Jim, 427. 447 Jones. Jonnn - M.. 254 Jones. Kenneth H.. 74 Jones. Leon R.. 75 Jones. Leona M.. 104. 254 Jones. Ralph. 28 Jones, Tal K.. 28 Jones. Thomas W.. 112 Jones. Walter Denny. 30 Jones. William. 126. 274 Jonpon. Georgia A.. 44 Jonsson, Jon. 108 Jordan. David C.. 295 Jordan. George L.. 119. 291 Jordan. Mike M . 318 Jordon, Richard. 279. 379. 385 Jorgensen. Jean. 249 Jorgensen. John A.. 44 Jorgensen, LeRoy. 36 Jory. Jean. 236 Joukovsky. Natalie M . 135. 140, 203. 264 Joy. James A.. 309 Joyce. Robert, 381 Jubb, Eric. 314. 379, 380. 426. 428 Judd. Myron V., 63. 326 Judson. Bernard G.. 295 Judson. Edward R . 309 JuJIl. Irene. 456 Junior Dance. 168. 169 Junior Officers. 13«. 137 Jury. William. 33 Jussi 1� . Martha M . 119. 121. 124. 336. 339 Justice. Earl E. J.. 45, 291 K Kuna. Ronald B.. 63. 280 Kaas. Sharon L . 135. 255 Kachleln. George K. 298 Kadish. Fnnchon, 262 Kadoshlmu, Donald V . 357 Kadoshimn. Harry. 357 Kaemmer. Richard I. . Kahan, Naomi Y.. 50.135, 140. 197. 202. 203. 208 Kahrla. Rita H.. 75 Kahn. M. A. Dolores. � 7 Kaltniura. Hiroshi. 357 Kakela. Ritn H., 32. 35. 80. 310 Kalbach. Robert M . 30, 36 Kullander, Dean C., 63. 296, 381, 385. 406 Kalulste, Aaun. 363. 442 Kamnndu. Alfred M.. 62 Kamel, Avis E . 262 Kamla. John G.. 87. 325 Kampe, Wynn T.. 307 Kampmunn. Kathleen J.. 197 Kane. Michael A.. 278 Kaplun. Gerald, 312 Kuppa Alpha Pel, 291 Kappa Alpha Tlietu. 25$ Kappa Delta. 259 Kapp.i Kappa Gamma. Kuppa Phi. 370 Kappa Pel. 122 Kappa Sigma, 292 Kurgianis. George. 106 Karlen, Kathryn M., 340 Karntln. Kurt W.. 134. 309 Kame, Rita, 206 Kurshner. Paul H , 273 Knrstetter, Jared C.. 290 Kasper. Wm. J„ 75. 328 Kast. Marcia. 202. 249 KaetlUhn. Don. 303 Ka.'ulka. Eleanor L.. 340 Kuto, Zenlchl. 30 Katz. Shlrlee A.. 262 Katzenberger. Eva Jane. 30 Kaufman. Allln. 235 Kauffman. Mary E.. 51. 259 Knvli, Lee A.. 251 Kuwachl. Jean A., 354 Kawaguchi. Ellen Y., 337. 364 Knwaharn, Robert. 357 Kawamoto. Mike. 357 Kaywor, Kirk G.. 298 Keefe. Ijirry D.. 266. 268 325 Keeffe, Jeanimne. 45. 261 Keeler. Carol J.. 338 Kefuuvcr, Elizabeth A.. 251 Kehl, Charles C.. 270 Keitel, Glenn H.. 3). 36. 104. 356 Keiih, Beverly, 45. 261 Kelleher, Daniel. 62. 267. 274 Keller. Faith, 261 Keller. Janice I.. 69. 200. 258 Keller. Laurence W.. 212. 333 Keller. Marcia H.. 261 Keller. Natalie J.. 341 Kelley. Colleen. 205 Kelley. Mary Kay. 257 Kelley. Phil A.. I Kelley. William L . 1?� . 380 Kellogg. Ann E.. 36. 115. 349 Kelly. Colleen M.. 256 Kelly. Katherine J., 349 Kelly. Richard H . 352 Kelly. William. 100. 3.12. 303. 428 Kelm. Melvin C.. 93. 98. 326 Kelner. Richard W.. 75. 320 Kemp. Barbara J.. 249 Kemp. Gloria J.. 45. 240 Kennedy. Candace. 45. 258 Kennedy. Don M . 309. 353 Kennedy. Janet L.. 370 Kennedy, Michael E.. 62 Kennellv. Patty J.. 87. 205. 251 Kenoyor. Wills. 247 Kerley. Sam O.. 275 Keyn. Ward G.. 131 317 Kenry, William M.. 299. 409. 447 Kerschner. Daniel. 108 Kcrpbner. Elenore J.. 254. 384 Kerttula, Esther H.. 3S. 45. 194. 250 Keserlch. Charles, 30 Kessler. Mnry M . 115. 116 Kelzlach. Evelyn. 135. 202. 206. 262. 366 Key. Flornbel. 221. 259 Key. Thomas A., 75 Keyes. Harry T.. 317 Kleburt . R Bruce. 30 Klfer. Harlan K . 326 400 Kiefer. John. 318 Klemle. Siegfried K., 62. 367 Kleht. Bud. 108 Kllham, Richard L . 284 KUjiatrlck. Michael F.. Kim. Pearl. 341 Klmbel. Marvin R . 293. 381 Kime. 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Joanne, 138. 253 Klassel, John. 405 Klein. Arthur. 330 Klein. Eleanor M . 206, 246 Kletnberg. Al. 381 Kleinberg. Henry. 330 Kleiner, Dolph S.. 312 Klelst. Murray. 448 Klepser. Frank T.. 275. 448 Kltngbell. Richard C.. 351 Klinger, Joan B., 262 Klutas. Edna May. 31. 36 Klingler. Daniel ty.. 351 Knapp, Gene. 108. 279 Knapp. Nils W„ 328 Knapp. Sally C.. 253 Knalz. Mary Ellen. 265 Knestis, William E.. 270 Knickerbocker. Blanche J.. 2S4 Knight. Emmett F.. 124 Knight. Gar - F.. 93. 99 Knight. Mnrieltn K.. 360. 370 Knight, Marilyn J.. 247 Knight. Melvin K 326 Knight. Roger G . 278 Knight. William. 325 Knighton. James L.. 352 Knoif, Dick. 196 Knoff. Hurry E.. 75. 275 Knoke. Carol M . 256 Kmx p, Roger. 45. 226 Knott. Dick. 34 . 83. 104. 382. 3S3 Knowles, Putt! A.. 249 Knowles. Robert. 3S1 Knowles. Tom, 285 Knox. Bill B.. 287 Knunde, Norm. 442 Knudson, Donna S.. 261 Knudson. Marian. 35. 86 Knuth, Warren. 112 Ko. Eugene. 112 Koch. Lydia. 115. 116. 867 Kodumu. 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Cathy. 52 Moderlee. Marilyn. 265 Medhen, Makonnen G.. 88 356 Meekhof. David C.. 46 Mehl. Roger L.. 287 Moiseis. Stanley D.. 312 Melster. Velma M.. 114. 345 Mrlander, Dennis G.. 271 Melang. Dean. 234 Mele. Dorothy J.. 338 Melln. Joan A.. 219. 247 Molonos, John S.. 275 Moltvedt. Donald E.. 102. 306 Mendel. Bob A.. 301 Mentor. Joseph P.. 356 Mcnzles, Harry A.. 47 Mercer. Clarence. 450 Mercer. C. Edwin. 323 Merchant, Arlene M.. 339 Meredith, Dan A.. 275 Meriwether. Julia G.. 47 Merport, Kenneth F.. 331 Merrick. Linda J.. 88, 365 Merritt. Donna J.. 260 Merritt. Janice K.. 263 Merritt. Marianne. 33. 134. 136. 203. 207. 263 Morrlwether. Judy. 250 Merx. James. 301 Meshke. George L.. 47. 50. 355. 362 Messer. Louis A.. 97. 310 Messerley. Edward B.. 274 Metchlcas. Letha. 236 Mcthven. Carol H.. 340 Mat tier, Ulrick. H.. 387 Mctxdorf. Dewey. 76. 301 Metzger. Tom F.. 273 MeulY. William P.. 296 Meurer, Connie L.. 254 Meyer. Betty J.. 341. 370 Meyer. Dennis. 408. 410. Meyer, Doris C.. 104. 340 Meyer. 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Gerald E.. 271 Morrison, Harry M.. 77. 297 Morrison. James. 279. 392 Morrison. Jerry. 12S Morrison. Joyce. 231 Morrison. Pal. 64. 257 Morrison. Robert D.. 77. 81. 273. 391 Morrissey. Mary Kay. 134, 203. 232. 257 Morrow. Anne. 257 Morse. Allc N.. 135. 2U2. 203. 232. 254 Mortar Board Tolo. 150 Mortenson. Edna Llnnea. 30. 36 Morton. Le« 447 Morton. Robert S.. 46. 290. 385 Moses. Sally Ann. 64. 336. 370 Moskcatel. Nancy. 262 Mosier, Judy K.. 248 Mosuhnm. Emlchl. 336 Mott. Nancy K.. 257 Motteler. Mary Zoe. 194. 264 Moulton. Ralph W.. 91 Moulton. Shirley A.. 249 Mounaoy. Sally M.. 258 Mount. Loyettc F,. 222. 338 Mower. Royal L . 138. 253 Moy. William. 54. 105. 355 Muckleston, Robert. 33 108 Mueller. Anne. 257, 384 Mueller. Floyd K.. 83 Mueller. Frunk N„ 321 Mueller. Fred J.. 77. 80. 81. 82 Mueller. James H.. 302 Mueller. John D.. i)7. 321 Mukal. Takao. 82. 106. 357 Mullausen. Zone. 279 Mullovey. Chuck. 108 Mullen. Ronald Z.. 77. 289 Muller. Alexander V.. 275. 311 Mullln. Slum J.. 268, 301 Mullln. Terry. 192. 380 Mutiny. W. Allen. 139. 355 MuiiKcr. Bryce L.. 135. 211. 319 Munn. Gary A.. 231. 305 Mu me, Helmy C.. 46. 55 Mu Phi Epsilon. 51 Murakami. Ken. 357 Murakami. Momoko. 64 Murchy. Richard S.. 77. 279. 379, 391. 392 Murdock. Robert V.. 100. 129 Murdock. Suzanne V.. 256. 350. 457 Murphy. Mrs. Hcrth. 191 Murph Joseph J.. Jr.. Murphy. Sam N.. 316 Murray. Gall A.. 206. 258 Murray. Holland A.. 321 Murrow. Nancy A., 257 Mger . Allison U.. 257. Myers. Bud. 283 Mvers. Elizabeth J., 32. 35. 64. 96. 255. 365 Myers. Gall. 65. 257 Myers. Ivon G.. 293 Myers. Jerry L.. 271 Myers. Lafo H . 275 Myers. Marilyn J.. 257 Myers. Virgil. 236 N Nabata. Pat M.. 135. 192. 200. 353. 364 Naden. Joanne E., 46. 257 Naff. William E.. 47 Nakagawa, William S. 106. 357 Nakamura. Akira. 77 Nakamura. John. 438 Nakamura. Ted. 357 Nakatsu. Lorry- M.. 3S7 Norte. Jaime p.. 350. 363. 442 Naughter. Lorry S.. 319 444 Neal. Donald A.. 65 Neal. Pat. 50. 247 Neckas. 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Paula A.. 361 Neville. Barbara A.. 257 Neville. Jack. 412 Nevlnj, Susanne M.. 135. 246 New bold. Allan. 106 Newby. Darlene. 246 Newell. Marilyn J.. 249 Newell. Richard S.. 295 Newgard. Gerald A.. 275 Nes mrd. Pt egins A.. 138. Newrnan. Carole. 361 Newman. Robert. 317 Newsom. Joanne K.. 47. 358 Corsets • Lingerie • Hosiery 4308 UNIVERSITY WAY MEIrose 0311 “ott the avenue” . . . it’s NORDSTROM’S UNIQUE and DISTINCTIVE CHINESE FOOD LUN TING 4318 UNIVERSITY WAY MELROSE 1675 479 Question What does Job Printing mean? Answer It means Printing by the job—for you. University Printing is one of the largest, best equipped printing plants in the Northwest. We specialize in FAST, QUALITY PRINTING. University Printing Company Printing • Lithography • Layout • Mats Art and Design • Newspapers • Camera 4133 University Way MEIrose 0075 Newton. Ann H.. 261 Newton. Eleanore A.. 257 Newton. Richard. 380 Nichole. James W., 76 Nichols, Marjorie. 2S7 Nichols, Patricia T.. 258 Nichols. 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Dwight. 77. 83. 266. 311. 355 Orr. Peter W.. 102. 323 Orvella. Carolyn M,, 354 Onborne. Melissa. 217 Osborne. Robert J.. 55 217. 2S9 Osten. Barbara. 113 Osterberg. Marcel P.. 194. 205. 264 Osterhoul Jane L. 258 Ostlund. Phillip D.. 113 Ostro. Nlckolui. 77 Ostrom. Harry E.. 119. 120. 122 Ostrom. Patricia I-.. 254 Oswald. Harold. 448 Ota. Tunl. 357 Otis. John V 113 Otoshl. Marianne S.. 135. 384. 440 Otoshl. Tommy V.. 98. 357 Ott. Albert F 31« Ottoman. Lloyd G.. 150 Otto. June A.. 205. 253 Oval Club 35 Overby. Carla. 216 Overby. Leif. 282 Overby. Shirley A.. 128. 132. 251 Overlook. James. 193 Owen. Carolyn J.. 68 265 Owen. Eugene P.. 275 Owens. Chuck. 188 198 200 Owens. Chuck. 190 Owens John W.. 317 Owens. Nancy A.. 206 Owens. Bill. 139 Owens. Patsy. 254 Paaso. Adele A.. 46. 53. 55 Pacheco. Gilbert P.. 122 Packard. Joan P.. 136. 201. 365 Padgett, Sonya. 257 Pndrick. Jack. 108 Page. Nancy Y.. 115. 345 Paige. Carl. 64 Paige. Frank F. 268. 315 Palfreyman, Lee P., 289 Palmer. David R. 29« Palmer, Mary Jane, 53 250 Pan Xenia, 82 Panchenko, Anne M , 261 Papin. Ed. 427 Pappelrelter. Pauline. 204 Parcel. Jean. 381 Pardo. Richard D.. 323 Porgeier. William P.. 325 Pariseau. William G.. 35« Parish. William T. 77 Parjus. Albert� C 200. 296 Park. Barbara J.. 32. 46. 61. 203. 365 Parke. Robin. 422 Parker. Jr.. Allun C.. 64. 362 Parker. David W.. 95. 98 Parker. Flank. 34. 80. 137. 188. 193. 200. 331 Parker. John C.. 77 Parker. Lester T. 64. 285 Parker. Richard H.. 121 Parker. Venette R.. 249 Parker. Vrrnu L. 116. 339 Park-r. William L.. 299. 437 Parks. Donald C.. 322 Parks. George L.. 315 Pnnnenter. John II.. 46 Parr. Eldon. 106 Parr. Raymond A.. 305 Parrish. Sally J.. 263 Parritx. Gordon R.. 352 Parse!. Jean. 265 Parson . Alfy. 279 Parsons. Dean. 379. 410, 435 Parsons. Peter R.. 309 Pnrsons. Shirley. 251 Parlatn. Lowell A.. 64. 310 Parsons, Theodore D.. 46, 325 Purtenfelder. Donald E.. 65 Pnrtlow. James M.. 319. 449 Puschke. Henry. 303 Paschke. Jack. 325 Pascoe. Bartiara M.. 263 Pasco. Chas A . 76. 271 Pass. Bertram R.. 113 Patelli. Jo Vanna M.. 120. 121. 361 Palniw. Rcnald E.. 289, 437 Patrick. Archie S.. 309 Patrick. Roliert J.. 137, 350 Patterson, Dougins 108 Patterson, Dean Lillian. 114 Patterson, Kay J.. 247 Palters in. Mary S . 88 Pat I Ison. Bill M.. 283 Pattison. Mary In H.. 253 Pattison, Warren F. 279 Paul Jim. 228 Paul. Redmond J.. 285. 411 Paulsen. Suzanne 120. 360 Paulson. Gladdy W.. 138 Paulson Laura J.. 130. 199. 254 Payne. Frank W . 287 Payne. HerbT.. 76 287 Paynter. Richard E , 271 Payton. Grant. 309 Peabody. Gerald. 317 Peabodv. Robeit L . 135. 212. 301. 411 Pearce. Rill. 108 Pearce. Tom F.. 108 Pcb'1. Alvin S . 331 Pearl. Don C.. 135. 139 275 Pearson. Ernest. 275 Pearson. Kenneth E . 332 Pearson Ray E . � 4. 98 Pearson Sharon D.. 256 Peart. Irene M.. 262 Pease. Aldridge H., 319 Pease, Vrrlene V.. 115, 315 Pecchta. Benita M.. 340 Peck. Richard. 106 Pederson. Garvin J.. � 1, 100 P. ders« n. James. 280 Pedersen. 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Cray TUXEDOS DANCING GOWNS COMPLETE W CODING APPAREL For Men and Women Sons Fest. 151 Sophomore Carnival. 152- Sophomore Officere 132- 133 Sorby. Esther L.. 88 Sonntag. Amy. 285 Sorensen. Howard O.. 9 . 315 Sorgenfrci. Jack. 78. 2H Soriano. Lawrence E.. 331 Soriano. Marlene. 248 Sornenock. Harry. 100 Sororia. 362 So . Joyce. 248 S.iuthrate. Robert H 283. 447 Southwlck, Charles E.. 67. 203. 379 Spaeth. Carolyn S.. 254 Spafford. Nancy, 49. 251 Spung-nberg. Paul R„ 329 Spangler. John E.. 352 Spangler. Warren E.. 273. 380. 427. 428 Sparks Kenneth. 275 Spare. Virginia R.. 338 Spear. Philip J.. 331 Spear I n. Willard K . 289 Speeco. Dayniond R.. 97. 99 Speer. Rae E . � 1. 246 Spend. Josephine. 116 Spellman. Wesley J.. 331 Spence. Jim T . 78. 83 271 Spence. Malcolm J.. 293 Spence. Marilyn J.. 246 384 Spencer. Carte« R.. 115 345 Spencer. Charles W.. 97. 99 Sperry . Don W.. 315 Spfdell. «ary F., 287. 355 Splits. Irene N.. 115. 346 Sprague. Dick S.. 33. 34. 315. 416. 421. 124. 446 Sprague. Thomas E , 315. 417; 445 Springer, Nancy S.. 249 Spurgin. Andrew J.. 296 Squlllace. Muriel T . 35. 67. 198. 203. 250 Stack. Albert N.. 225. 305 Stafford. Eleanor M . 338. 452. 453. 455 Stafford. Shannon E.. 317 Stahl . Howard L.. 271 Stair. Dudley D . 78. 309 Staley. Jean C.. 251 Staley. William W„ 78. 226, 329 Stalltnea. Tolnette. 67 261 Stallman. Donald «.. 329 Standerfer. Franklin R.. 273 Stangle. Delores M,. 139, 263 Stanley. Carole D.. 353. 368. 370 Stanley. Edward R.. 9t, 99. K6 Stanley. Norman C.. 287 Stanley. Roberta I,.. 48. 51. 337 Stannnrd. Raymond E.. 48 Stanton. Roland J.. 94. 97. 98 Stansbery. Doug 0 233 Stanton, Sandra K.. 2S7 Startle . George C.. 225. 289 Staples, William B.. 287 Stark, Donald B., 67. 275. 445, 448 stark. Gerry L 78. 333 Stark. June E.. 88 . 251 Stark. Patricia L.. 51. 341. 370. 372 Starr. David C.. 285 Stavney. Luthnrd S . 135, 299. 411 Stay. Marilyn C. 361 St Clair. Mary E.. 337 381 Slebblns. Walter V.. 218) Stecker. Ronald K.. 353 Ste le. Richard 0.. 283 Stcffan. C. Jack-. 202. 251 Stelber. Sheila J.. 254 Steldlev. Dorlls. 234. 236 Stein. Berthold. 95 Stein. Michael E.. 129. 351 Steinberg Marvin. 78 82. 267 Stelnbf ck. Richard A.. 121. 191. 268. 313 Steineipher. Claire. 259. 382 Steiner. Griff R.. 299. 405 Steinhnuer. Norman H.. 331 Stelnmann. Ekena F.. 88 Stenaon. Alfred. 236 Stenvall. Vivian M 88. 368 Stephens. Donald Laverotte, 30 Stephens. Hamid Leslie Stephens. Robert « 95, Stephenson. Alan G.. 301 Stephenson. Robert L.. 78 Stepmch. Ivan. 36 Stern. Rosanne. 248 Stetson. Ross C.. 121 310 Stevens. Corley J.. 263. 453 Stevens. George W 106 Stevens. Len 444 Steven Louis W I I, 188, 193, 350 St evens. Robert L 329 Stevens. Sherrill H„ 321 Stevens, William T. C.. 309. 385 Stevenson. Betty J.. 88. 259. 366 Stevenson. Byron L., 275 Stevenson. .lame E.. 301 Stevenson Ronald, 297 Steward. Pete 408 Stewart. Charles R 326 Stewart, Doug. 279 S'ewurt, Georgl.- E.. 263 Stewart. Gloria A.. 253 Stewart. Jack 317 Stewart. Jon W„ 139. 199. 216. 267 St-wart, Molr .1 266 Stewart. Patti M.. 249 Stlbbs. Gerald A.. 85 SMdham LrtUi-e H 339 Stiefel. Doris Johanna. 30. 36 Stinnette. William S.. 297 Stlper. Robert 38' Stir rat. John H 285 Stlrrett. Franc?? M . 18, 51 338 Slock. Eugene A . 287 Stocker. Alfred K 293 Stocklcy. Jr.. Charles H 95. 96. 98. 333 Stockton. Wanda. 11« Stoddard. Wayne G. 319 Stoke. Harold W 101 Stokes, Lyle Leslie, 36 31 Stone. Catherine I... 80 263 Stone. Shlrleyann. 222 261 Stone. Terry C.. 317 Stoneburg. Jacqu-!yn M .. 250 St necyphrr. Jeanette. 337 Stookey. Donald M.. 423 Stoop . Rirhnrd E . 98. 99 Storm. Wayne A.. 268. Storms. Edwin N,. 78. 299 Store. Robert E . 31, 78. 138 Stout Susanna I., 200. 258 StOWe. Barbara Lu ill. 30 Stov. Charle H . 226 351. 382 Strader, Gene, 279 Straight. Barbara A.. 263 Strand. Nancy K.. 360 Strandbcrg. Call M„ 182 183. 255 Strandbcrg. Joan L., 48. 55. 255 Strandbcrg. Sonjia K.. 48. 250 Strandoo. Orv H.. 275 Strandwold. Maxine M.. 88 Straub. France K.. 250 Street. Le E . 271 Strleff, Mary. 455 Strom. Orae- I.. 252 Strom. Karla B . 252 Strom. Robert C.. 89. 352 Strom. Terry A.. 285. 422 Stromme. Shirley L., 204. 244. 345. 265 Strong. Mary Alice. 30-36 Stroud, Donna E 256 Strunk. Stanley W . 303 Strygen. Gwen D. 264 Stryher. Jr.. Mark. 321 Stuart. Dan L., 95 Student Bar Association. 108 Stuhler. George. 3r. Stuht. Sally. 258 Sluht. William B.. 299 379. 391. 392 Sturmun. Mel J.. 313 Siulzmun. Roreolma, 360 Suckov. B-th, 339 Suder. Row-lia E.. 360 Sugawaru. Ben I.. 67 Suglmoto. Setsuko L.. 338. Sullivan, Den F.. 98. 199. 303 Sullivan. Jncklyn R.. 252 Sullivan. Roger J.. 295 Sullivan. William L.. 95 100 Sumboru. Mr .. 363 SummerfMd. Betty. 221 Summer Adelle B.. 252 Suruiny, Gene F . 79. 315 SundquiM. Arlene M . 148 149. 246 Suprunowaki. Ann, 250 Susxman. Howard H . 331 Susaman. Joan 48. 248, 366 Susaman. Joanne L.. 52. 53. 217. 262. 361 Susaman. Nancy R.. 218'. 256 Sutermlster. R A.. 381 Sutherland. Delore . 456 Sutherland, Sally L. 2«!l Sutherland, Valerie J.. 251 Sutter. Edward G .'9. 271 Sutton. Margaret B 115. 345 Suzuki. Tomlko. 364 Sveen. H Menton. 305 Svendsen. Marie C, 138. 232. 258 Swan. Cliarlotte D.. 19. 50. 264 Swan. MnrcU A . 338. 153. 455 Swan Morris. 438 Swanson. Arlene C.. 191. 261. 367 Swanson. Betty. 345. 360 Swanson, Dick. 322. 385 Swanson. Donald R.. 322 Swanson. Dougin . 121 Swanson, Joel D., 293 Swanson. John. 221 Swanson. Lois A.. 338. 453. 456 Swanson. Marilyn J.. 19. 367 Swanson. Richard. 325 Swanson. Roll in J.. � 9. 271 Swanson. Stanley O.. 97. 99. 355 Swaritz, Steven W.. 271 Swuyze. Thomas A. 108. 293 Sweagle. Robert, 301 Swedin. Bert. 279 Swenson, Jack Spencer. 30-36 Swenson. Marilyn J., 35. 79. 361. 367 Swett. Daniel S.. 322 Swift. Ross. 224 Swimming. 425-428 Swisher. Donald P.. 271 Swisher. Ellen S. 67. 265 Swygard. Jnnn. 253 Sylllnasen. Shirley A.. 261 Sjrmes. Virginia G.. 206, 259 Symons. Thoma C.. 285. 371 Symons. Thomas. 79 Synadclpliie, 352 Synock. Onvid. 326 Synkou, 357 Syron Scott P 333 T Taber. William E.. 289 Tacher. Michael S.. 269 Tackett. Mary. 170 Talpale. Denny A.. 323 Takahaahl. Dick. 357 Taknhashl. George. 357 Takizawa. Etnuml. 79 Taller. Joe. 199 Talley. Darold J.. 33, 34. 49. 279. 379. 422 Talllnan. Donald W.. 67 Tallman. James. 106 Tallman. JoAnne E., 35. 60. 197. 200. 246. 252 Tarolesle. Mary C.. 194. 221. 256 Tanabe. Bill M . M. 99, 357 Tanlguchl Ray Akira. 31 Tnnino. Tnkae. 115, 349 Tanner. George. 31 Tanner. Murcia M . 236 Tappe. Rita D . 32. 35. 36. 49. 59. 202. 252 Tarblll. Marlkate. 132. 134. 158. 192. 200. 253. 368 Ts-lca. David E.,79. 82. 268. 269 Tarr. Alan. 289 Tarshls. l nurence. 269 Tnshlro. Satlro. 19� . 196 Tate. John II.. 293 Tau Beta Pi. ‘ 6 Taut� . Donald R.. 113 Tail Kappa Epsilon. 322 Tau Phi Delta. 323 Taylor. David J.. 275 Taylor, Donald. 108 Taylor. Dorn Lynn. 338 Taylor. Edward. 108. 279 Taylor. Jocelyn J.. 253 Taylor. Lola E.. 35. 49. 361 Taylor. Lowell. 108 Taylor. Mary Ann. 338 Taylor. Richard E..94. 100 Taylor. Ronald C.. 296. Taylor. Ronald E.. 135, 315. 380. 42X Taylor. Sally L.. 261 Teague. Joe. 396 Teed. Ronald L . 285 Teel. Charles W.. 66. 319 Teel. Paul W.. 319 184 Tcgclberg, Herb Carl, 31 To“gh. Mary Lne, 31. $ Tennant. Janice. 341 Tennis. 396. 397 Tcnma. John L, 357 Terrell. Margaret E , 27 Tessler, David. 331 Thai. Ben. 331 Thai. Lilly S.. 22t. 24S Thar. Richard. 287 Tharnlson, George D . Thawley. Robert E.. 296 Thrallkill. Bill. 192 Theriault. Richard. 126 Theta Chi. 324 Theta Delta Chi. 326 Theta Epsilon Phi. 52 Theta XI. 328 Thiel. Shirley Margaret, 31. 36 Thlemc. Bob. 315 Thienes, Paul E.. 49, 296 Tlernan. Marjorie. 190 Thlea, Tom W.. � 4. 100. 299. 385 Thlessen, Wayne C.. 135. 194. 307. 279. 381 Thomas. Barbara A.. 49 53. 2S8 Thomas. B. O. A . 85 Thomas. Bob. 426. 428 Thomas. David B 351 Thomas. Harlan P . 131. 163. 188. 285. 406 Thomas. Howard R.. Jr.. 267. 291 Thomas. Jere Ann. 263 Thomas. John. 333 Thomas. Marilyn K . 260 Thnmoj. Nancy L . 258 Thomas. Natalie E . 68. Thomas. Paul V.. 56. 226 311 Thomas. Robert. 380 Thome, Cart D.. 325. 380 428 Thomesen. Lois L. 345 Thompson. Delores L.. 49. 68. 452 Thompson. Dick. 450 Thompson. Donald 11 . 66. 108. 319 Thompson. Elizabeth M . 49. 246 Thompson, Frances A.. 337 Thompson. Harriet. 381 Thompson. Hugh. O'H.. 31. 36. 80. 82. 104 Thompson. Jean. 48. 68, 370. 372 Thompson. E. Joan. 247 Thompson. John, 66. 303. 385 Thompson. John W . 4«. 329, 403 Thompson. Joseph D.. 317 Thompson, Lenox J.. 79. 28? Thompson. Mark W , 89. 315 Thompson. Nancy. 200 Thompson. Pat M., 191 199. 253. 259 Thompson. Mary Carol. 257 Thompson. Richard P„ 329 Thompson, Ronald E . 319 Thompson. Shirley R, 250 Thompson. Virgil B.. Jr., 89 Thomson. Kathy J . 250 Thohn. Jerry E.. 367 Thorbjoknson. Ayvend. 440 Tltorlakson. Denis P.. 289 Thorn berg. Robert C., 79. 296 Thornburgh. Dale. 403. 408. 410 Thornhill. Donald. 380 Thornqulat. Paul B.. 351 Thoraen. Don. 108 Thorsten. Carl Andrew. 36 Thornton, Ralph Eugene. Thorton. Jer™. 301 Thoatenson. Donald K.. 319 Thrallkill. M Joy. 68. 339. 456 Thrallkill. Win. R.. 135. 327. 355. 381. 385 Thrower. Wilfred. 108. Thulean. Joan A.. 48. 253 Thulinc. Horace C.. 113 Thurlow. Cary. 30. 36 Thurston. Diane M.. 2SS Thwing. Robert C., 285 Thy eson. Earl 8.. 335. Tiancn, Dorothy M.. 206. 265 Tlbbot. Bryan R.. 48. 293 Tice. Bud C.. 66. 315. 421 Tice. Vllroy, 379 Tlernan. Marjorie, 19t) Tillman. Russell I.. 79, 289 Tllner, Arthur R.. 333 Tunberlake, Wayne. 279 Tinllng. David C., 279 Tiaselt. John R . 94. 96, 100 Tjosscro. Jacqueline. 246 Tollas. Chrtstto, 36 Tobtason. Robert G.. 275 Tobin. Gordon R.. 108 Tokita. Shox. 357 Tolman. Charles W . 369 383 Tomlinson. John R.. 34. 67. 301 Toner. Ethel yn. 27 Toole. Patricia M.. 249 Toole. Clyde R.. 315 Torncy. Jack. 380. 425. 427. 428 Turney. Jack A . 34. 48 106. 279. 379. 4C6. 428 Torney. Joanne B.. 68, 88. 141. 158. 203. 361 Totem Club. 34 Toth. Elisabeth. 104 Tougaw. Monzeile G.. 264 Touhy. Pete. 34. 82. 141 158 Townsend. Georgla-Mai. 60. 236 Tozer. Jane, 193. 197. 383 Track. 407. 410 Tracy. Ida E., 67 Tracy. Philip. 108 Tracy. Ron 275 Tramm. Rodney. W . S©, 355 Trask. Gerald G.. 78. 81 126 Trauba. Ann N . 264 Trauba. Mao' K.. 115. 116 Truutman. Philip. 30. 36, 108 Travis. Donald M . 289 Travis. James O.. 289 Treanor, Janice E.. 353 Trease. Sally Jo. 219 Treber. Gerald R.. 49, 54 327. 385 Trelger. Irwin L.. 269 Tremaln. Robert L., 325 Trembley. Dawn E.. 252 Trexler. Jo A.. 49. 244. 245. 2S7 Trier. Jerry 3., 120. 121. 122 Trimble. Marilyn E.. 340. 770. 372. 457 Triplett. Betty J.. 49 Tripp. Don E.. 299. 433 Trojan. Jane V.. 246 Trondsen. Dorothy 8.. 115. 349 Trondsen. John M.. 94. 99 Trojani. Jean A.. 267 Troas. Mary-Pat. 134. 219. 249 Trutaa. Mary. 344 Trucano, Angoleen D.. 249 Trulllnger, JaneG.. 254 Teeghe. YohnnnesG. B., 67. 356 Tsubol. Esther M . 49. 50 Tsutsumoto. Helene, 457 Tubbs. Barbara A.. 89. Tubbs. Margaret J.. 51. 140. 195. 221. 259 Tucker. Harlow. 13J. 279 Tucker. Keith B., 135. 279. 365 Tucker. Stevens P.. 125. 306 Tuesley Richard P . 78 Tulin. Charles. 108. 410 Tulloch. Carolyn L.. 249 Tuohy. Peter A.. 78. 188. 289 Tupper. George A.. 319 Turandol. Fuat. 95 . 356 Turk. Arwm M.. 313 Turk. Priscilla A . 254 Turkalp. Ismct. 104 Turman. Jerry. 301. 385 Tombaugh. Douglas B . 125. 442: 444 Turner. Doris A.. 134. 203. 249 Turner. James W.. 10«. 301 Turner, Laurie A 140. 259 Turner. Nancye J , 261 Turner. Ned. 299. 43L 438 Turner. Raymond. 325 Turner. Robert W., 125 Tur onlng. Barbara J.. Turula. John. 381 Tuttle. Jock K.. 97. 100. 3S0 Tuttle. Jean. 98 Tweeddale. Andrew D.. TycKsen. Paul E., 287 Tye. Joyce L.. 204 221. 258 Tynes Kathleen. 263 u U. Man L.. 104 Uchlda. Thomas T . 357 Udall. Marlelgh A,. 25. , Uddenhcrg. Bert. 317, 447 Urhara. Milton K.. 350. 442 Uht. Richard K., 271 IMbrickson. Al. 33. 134. 398. 399. 400. 401. 03 Ulery. Martin N.. 8� Ulsh. Wesley C.. 350 Unlx-wust. Anne L . 261 Unruh. Lois E.. 67. 249 Um -r. John Bailey. 31. 36 Ushijtma. May M.. 354. I’tness. Myrna A.. 134. 202. 204. 207. 287. 36S Utter. Robert. 108. 325 Uyeda. Fumlko. 364 Uyedo. Fusako 337. 361 Uyeda. Luana C.. 119. 12«. 121. 339. 364 DINNER JACKETS Single, Double TUXEDOS FORMALS Completo Wedding Apparel For Men and Women RENTAL and TUXEDO SALON SALES 4112 U WAY MBrose 5018 0. A. Carlson Electric Co., Inc. 2410 3rd Avenue Seattle, Washington The Choice of . . . FIR TREE OVAL CLUB ASUW Awards Pacific Emblem 308 Prefontaine Seattle 4 Mfg. Co. Building MAin 3541 Parisian JA PS finer foods IMargaret Tapping’s “The University District’s finest complete food store” School of the (Dance STUDIOS AT Highest Grade Groceries 3234 EAST 45th • KEnwood 484 3 Fresh Frozen Fruits and Vegetables SEATTLE Dairy Products and TELEPHONE EV. 0416 4521 UNIV. WAY Bremerton Auburn Moses Lake 185 Vocum. Loul� W.. 303 Vall. Nadlne E.. 337 Vati. Van H.. 329 Valdaaon. Joene K.. 253 Vale. Curtia. 200 Valeda. 36« Valentine. David A.. 273 Valla. Bhayabhai H.. 104 Vammen. Charles P.. 319 449 Vammen. Floyd A.. 286 VanAntwerp. Sherron A. 252 VanArsdel. Ann. 134. 19� . 203. 258. 365 VanDeest. Arline M.. S9 Vandenbo� . Kermlt Q.. 113 Vandercook. Gretchen. 257 Vanderhoof. Rodney D.. 67. 287. 408 Vanderpuye. Nee A.. 94. 99 Vanderallce, Gordon S.. 295 Van Derveer. Arlene. 246 VanderVeer. Robert M.. 287 Vanderaler. John W.. 283 Van Dyk. Frederick T 289 Van Dyne, William B.. 130. 139. 321 Van Ee. Richard. 196. 225 Van Oettlach. Aae. 234 VanGilder. Dana A.. 138. 247 Vangler. Harold. 313 Van Horn. Robert B.. 91 Van Pelt. Charles M.. 78. 83. 305. 38S Van Scoyoc. Arlene E 264 Van Skyhawk. William F. 268. 283 Van Tyen. Helene. 195 255 Van Tyen. Mtep. 255 Varma. Gireeah C.. 106 Varma. Krlahna C.. 106. 120 Varo. Helen B.. 67 Varsity Ball. 174-175 Varsity Boat Club. 384 Veale. Thoma F.. 139. 295 Veatrh. Fred. 279. 381 Vcderoff. Aaron. 442 Vedrickaon. Jeanette. 247 Vera. Meleclo M . 67. 363 Velde. Lee D . 351 Verdi. Yolanda L.. 247 Verhey. Sharon R.. 252 Vermilion, Glenn. 422 Verna. Molly. 217 Versol. James A.. 305 Vlborel. Jean Marie. 31 Vick. Louis E.. 49 Vickery. Michael Theodore. 30, 36 Victor. Arthur B.. 102 Vldricksen. Jeanette I.. 200 206 Vieira. Robert L.. 301. 382 Vincent. Janet J.. 266 Vincent. Lot A.. 259 Vine , Darene S.. 248 Vlnikow. Lawrence. 269 Vlspaa. Cno. 363. 442 Voegeleln. Donna M.. 263 VoecUln. Karl F.. 301. 437 Voegtlin. Mildred Durnan. 32. 36. 67. 108 Vogel, Bob. 127 Vogt I In. George E.. 2S9 Volpone. Roy. 94. 96. 99 Von Hart. n. Anne E.. 49. 250 Voorheea. John L.. 49. 52. 216 V« rla. Donald. 305 Vormeatrand. Dentil . 32.'� Voelka. Robert D.. 279. 422. 450 Vroomun. Lenore Orodlne, 31. 36 w W-Key. 134 Waddingham Judy A.. 251 Wagar. John Alan. 31 Waggoner. Edward M.. Wagner. Dan G.. 279 Wagner. Joan. 453 Wagner. Norman K.. 352 Wagner. Shirley J . 338 Wahl. Jr.. John A.. 319 Wahl. Terence Ralph. 31 Wahlgren. Gloria C.. 140. 259 Wahlln. B. Morton. 327 Wahlatrom. Dick. 327, 379 Wahlatrom. Joanne A.. 13S. 203. 219. 264. 384 Wahlatrom. Nelson. 27 Wahlatrom. Richard W., 385, 398. 399, 403 Wallen. Ron D.. 273 Waite. Janie A.. 130. 319 Wakefield. Claude E . 67, 241 299 Walden. Arthur G.. � 4. 327 Waldorf. Daniel. 126. 127 Wol rcn. Gordon L.. 266. Walker. Bob. 287. 315 Walker. Bruce A.. 319 Walker. C. Fred. 293 Walker. Conrad N.. 319. 367. 450 Walker. Jamea R.. 279 Walker. Lou Ann M.. 249 Walker. Nancy L.. 206. 257 Walker. Peggy. 247 Walker. Robert E.. 325 Walker. Robert James. 394 Walker. Robert L.. 49. 285. 319. 372 Walker. Rod. 135. 438 Walker. Sudte M . 257 Walker. W. Keith. 309 Wall. Len D.. 275 Wallace. Barbara B., 68 Wallace. Bernlece D.. 250 Wallace. Minor R . 99. 125 296 Waller. Barbara J.. 254 Waller. Mr Marlv . 453 Wallerlch. Peter K . 78. 309 Wallerlu . Lynn A . 221. 255 Wallgren. Bonnie J.. 255 Walloch. Antone 8 113 Wal h. Margaret A.. 204. 255 Wnlstrom. Dick. 34 Walter . Connie J.. 138. 200. 203. 257. 387 Walter� , Emily G . M. 253 Walthera. Edward H . 290 Walton. David A.. 95 100 Walton. Larry C 285 Walton. Peter T.. 285. 380 Wanamaker Robert A.. 66 Waraahlna. Emily E.. 364. 370 A FRIEND OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Warburton. Alberta D.. 138. 202. 203. 247 Warburton. Valerie D.. 221. 249 Ward. Audrey J.. 361 Ward. Barbara E.. 337. 370 Word. Bill, 329. 433 Ward. Carol J.. 219. 341. 370. 372 Ward. Carrilou. 66. 244. 253 Ward. Dave V.. 353. 22 Ward. Don L . 78 Ward. John. 108 Ward. Neoma 259 Ward. Virginia L.. 246 Ward. William B.. 287 Wardlow. Dan. 279 Wnrdlow. Duane. 379. 410. 416. 418. 419 Warner. Lee Amy. 219 Warner. Mary Jane. 30. 36. 231 Warnlck. Alan E 49, 331 Warnlck. Jack M.. 209. 267. 331 Warren. Bruce P.. 293 Warren. Janet L . 259 Warren. Marie E . 53, 83 217. 338 Warren. Richard A.. 125. 322 Warrick. Robert E.. 97. 98. 362 W'arsinake. James A . 148. 149. 317. 379. 415. 417. 445 Wartea. Burleigh W . 275 Warwick. Evelyn F.. 337 Washburn. Dexler A.. 303 Washington Engineer. 97 Woaserman. Leonard L.. 331 Water� . George W.. 275 Water . LoueTlcn H.. 247 Water . Nornuin L.. 83, 289 Watkins. Barbee J.. 135. 197. 246. 265 Watne. Edwin M . 271 Watson. Larry. 315 Watson. Lynne. 246 Weaver. Mary E.. 338 Weaver. Sue. 48. 261 Weavllle. Arthur. 381 Webb, Vivien E.. 35. 66, 340. 365 Webber. Janet A 253. 368 Webber. Jo. 202. 203. 204 Webber. John L . 271 Webber. Paul A.. 325 Weber. James. 322 Weber. Jane E.. 259 Weber. Jo. 195 Weber. John. 108 Weber. Mary Ann. 337 Webster. Donna Lou. 252 Webster. Gerrte m . 68. 340. 457 Webster. Richard M . 48. 54. 327 Weihel. Erika, 353 Weldemann, Joanne C.. 135 196 259 368 Wriger. Donna B.. 35, 48 194. 360. 361 Welland. 1. H . 381 Welnir. Rochelle. 248 Welnmann. Marka L.. 249 Wrlnatlen. Carol J.. 248 Weinstein. Haskell J.. 113 Weinstein. Sanford. 313 Welnnac. Susan R.. 361 Welaer. Marie L. 48. 340. 361 Weisfirld. Douglas R.. 135. 139. 331 Weiaa. Norman F . 95. 99 Weiss. Stuart P.. 96. 97. 98 WeUnder. Cathy A.. 245. 257. 263 Welch. Donald L.. 96. «7. 99 Welch. Marybelh. 219. 258 Welch. Norm. 440 Weld. Wayne. 127 Weldon. Maureen E.. 249 Welke. W'alter. 238 WeUings. S Robert. 113 Wells. Carlton. 200 Well . Ned. 301 Wells. Steve P.. 301 Welsh, Shlrley-Mae Patrick. 31. 36 Welti. Walter. 381 Wendell. Jean. 458 Wernentln. Claire 1.. 355 Werner. Lee Ann, 338 Werttembergcr. Joyce. 255 Wesley Club. 372 Wesley Hall. 341 Weasel. Sylvia R.. 285 Wessman. Dean Harold. 90 West John A . 266. 299 West. Kenneth Benjamin. 31. 36 Westall. Ken C.. 325 Wes tall. Richard J.. 279 West bo. Same R,. 306 Weaterman. Sondra J.. 262 Westminster Club. 371 Weston, Patrick B.. 267. 296 Wwtover. Ron D.. 299. 438 Wetmore, Dick A.. 311 Wetzel. Bud. 287 Whalen. Mary Ann. .16 Wheeler. Alfred. 236 Wheeler. Eldrtdge J.. 301 Wheeler. Morgan. 273 Wheeler. Richard T.. 79. 213. 299 Whetstone. EmilyJean. 250 White. Bettle L.. 250 White. Brian W.. 271 White. Jr.. Elmer James. 283 White. Jack V . 276. 445. 448 White. James. 367 White. Joan L. 50. 198 204. 208. 267 White. Leon A.. 291 White. Lowell E.. 113 White. Marlene. 252 White. Jr.. Pitt Petty. 31 White. Rex A.. 293 White. Robert W.. 79 Whltenack. Donald E . 321 Whllford, Carolyn J.. 138. 336. 338 Whit ford. Homer H.. 73. 327 Whitman. Sylvia J., 135. 200. 203. 246. 365 Whltuett. Dolores E . 370 Whittaker. Valeria V.. 35. 48. 259 Whit tall. John P.. 317 Whyle. Margy K 251 Wick. Lou. 397 Wicker . Elizabeth M , 252 Wtckeraham. Mary-Allce, 24� Wlckman. Elizabeth A.. 256 Wlcknick. Fred. 127 Wick . Jack A . 317 Wldell. Anita B.. 337 Wldenfelt. George F 34 79. 273. 379. 408 Widng. Diana J . 246 Wiese. Phyli . 205 Wi gln Juan E.. 221. Wilbur, Ada M.. 256 Wilbur. Donald W.. 102. 323 Wilcox. E R . 91 Wilcox. Virginia M.. 246 Wilder. Dorothy. 366 Wiley. James. 33. 422. 379 Wilhelm. Alice A.. 66 Wilke. Herbert A.. 283 Wllkeraon. Wallace C . 95, 100 Wilke . Herbert. 156 Wilkins. Esther, 84 Wilkin . James L.. 119. 121. 122 Wilkin . John R.. 139. 287 Willard. Chari.- F . � 5, 99 Willard. Stanley G.. 352 Willey. Fred W.. 275 Willi. T.. 259 Williams. Carle. 446 Williams. Dane A.. 268 333 Williams. David B.. 125. 327 Williams. David L.. 105 Williams. Diek S . 79. 147 William . Donald F.. 295 William . Elizabeth A.. 341 William . Elmer G.. 293 William . Florence. 116 William . George O.. 126 William . Guy H.. � 5. 100 Williams. Joanne P.. 135, 199. 261. 454. 455 William . Karen J.. 83. 260. 371 Williams. Kenneth R.. 293 William. Paul. 296 William . Retha S.. 68. 353. 45« Williams. Robert C.. 319 Williams. Roger P.. 319 Williams. Sanford. 313 Williamson. Geraldine J.. 340 Williamson, Tren R.. 126 Will mils, George O.. 79, 333 Willi . Leota. 207 Willis. Paul A.. 48 Willoughby. Weatil. m Willson. Martlynn R.. 250 Wilsklr, Gene H.. 275 Wilson. Alice R.. 205. 251, 384 Wilson. Camle L.. 68. 368. 371. 453 Wi'son. Dolore J.. 89. 253 Wilson. George. 170 186 Wilson. Gloria A . 247 Wilson. Grant. 289 Wilson, Howard. 280 Wilson. Jam '.' V.. 34. 81 126. 266. 273 Wilson. Jean L.. 2M Wilson. Joy Marie. 31 36 Wilson, Leo J.. 105 291 Wilson. Mary B . 303 25« Wilson. Richard. 106 Wilson. Robert L.. 78 319 Wilson. Ronald E . 303 Wilson. Sally M . 306 252 Wl'son. Wh'tney s.. 3� 3 Wilson. William A 133 135. 154. 158. 300. 273 Wilson. Yvonne. 221 Wlmoy. Richard R. 319 Winder. Le..na M 3«’ Winders. Robert C.. 30 Windham. Jerrv L.. 287 Wineke. Donald R 35� Wines. Donna J.. 19« 2 .2 Wing. Court. 282 Win Robert J.. 371 Wingfield. Harvey J.. 329 WI nit rove. Rodney C 352 WloRsness. Marcia M . 263 Winn V. A. James. 212. 317 Winslow. Dean H.. 305 Winter Carnival. 176-177 Winter. Thomas R.. 293 Wtntermote. Mnry Jo. 115. 345 Winter . John R.. 66 289 Wlnther. Grant. 136. 705 Wiprtid. Glenn. 126 Wisenuin Skip. 333. 406 Wlosel. Sylvia. 207 Wltener, JoAn. 354 Witt. Helen L.. 340. 351 Witt. Jerry. 106 Witt. Schuyler J.. 107 Witter. Charlotte 89 257 Witter. Lee. 337. 384 Witter. Robert N.. 299. 379. 385. 400 Wittmryor. Keith A. 105, 351 Wogstaff. Louise. 261 Wold. Dewltl E., 113 Wolf. Lore B.. 248 Wolff. A. James. 331 Wolff. Walter L . 331 Wolfe. Sharon. 263 Wolfstone. Bettv J 362 Woll. France M.. 265 Women's Soorts 451-456 Women's W Club. 452 Won . Edwin J.. 78 82 Wong. Kenneth G 31 36 Wong. Walter B. S.. 356 Wood. Chester G.. 49 Wood. David. 31 33 Wood. Gordon T , 78. 271 Wood. Joan. 254 Wood. Leighton P.. 285. 440 Wood. Melvin L . 352 Wood. Stephen J,. 275 Wood. Thomas J.. 66 315. 445 Woodcock. Gery V.. 287 Woodford. Janice F. 353 Woodmark. Marilyn L.. 245. 265 Woods. Donald G., 89. 350 Woods. Forrest E.. 290 Woods. William G.. 299. 367 Woodward. Johnnv. 383 Woodward. Mary K.. 256 Woody. Mary Jo, 259 Woongsoon. Yim. 356 Worley. Ross. 279 Worlund. Donald D.. 322 Woron. Paul H.. 331 Worthington. Charles, 287 Wright. Dean. 366 Wright. Dewey R., 315 Wright. Edward S 78 Wright. Jan. 250 Wright. Janet A.. 66. 261 Wright. Mickey, 246 Wright. Patricia U. 258 Wright. William A.. 95 Wyborney. Clifford E , 307 Wyroff. C. Joan. 49. 311 372 Wylie. Turrell Verl. .11 Wyman. Jole. 236 Wynln. Robert E.. 351 Wynn. Jim. 210 Wynstrn. Scott, 100 Yamhao. Agnes L.. 66 Ynmada. Amy. 115. 349 Yamada. Harry. 33 Yamada. John. 357 Yam ate. George. 105. 357 Yainbao. Agne� L.. 765 Yambao. Phyllis 8.. 55. 365 Yandl. Andre. 448 Yang. George, 79 Yanlcks. Milt J.. 275 Yank. Carolyn M.. 197. 203 253 Yasui. James M.. 175. 357 Yates. Diana H.. 251 Yeasting. Judy A.. 2C3 Yeasting. Robert O.. 285i Yee. James Shre-Jom. 31. 36 Ylm, Michael W . 105 YMCA-YWCA. 365 Yoda. Shuji. 78. 357 Yoda. Tetsuyn. 79. 0. 82 Yolland. Kay F.. 2P York. Arthur E , 28 . York. Richard E . 13 . 210. 329 Yorke. Joan. 381 Yoshihara. Robert. 7X SO. 81.82 Yoshloka. Janet. 337 3 4 Yoshioka. Tomi. 361. 456 Yost. Roger. 325 Youatt. Don W.. 49 Youlden. Marjie. 255 Young, Andrew J.. 291 Young. Dulrle. 106 Young. Harry A-. 85 Young. Hollister R.. 19. Young. D. Jane 249. 381 Young. 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