University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 508 of the 1955 volume:

Presented by the Associated Students of the University of Washington Editor: Virginia Hill Business Manager: Diane Link Advisor: Clyde Robinson Artists: Carol Allen Ken Louie Ross Swift UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON tyee staff Teddy Braunschweiger contents Section Page Academic . 13 Adminis tration and Faculty 17 Seniors . 39 Activities • • . 77 Governr nent . 81 Commur lications . 119 -1 0-7 beasonal 71oT Queens . 167 Cultural . 181 Living Groups . 191 Sororities . . 195 Fraternities . . 235 Independent . 305 Sports . 335 Spring . 339 Fall . . 359 Winter . 373 Minor and Intramural . 389 Organizations . 401 Campus . . 405 Honorary . . 433 Religious . . 465 6 v 3 10 To all who will see this Tyee of 1955, and particularly to those who will cherish it as I will, I sond herewith my sincerest greetings. Tyee is one of the finest records of the University, because it reflects with warmth and interest tho personalities and events that compose a segment of University history. Those who love Tyee, I think, are those who have talcen the greatest joy in their Univorsitv experiences and who know that in the Tyco record they will be able to relive forover a period that is one of the most important in the’r lives. The University does its best to prepare its students for pro- ductive work, for maturity, and for intelligent citixcnship. The University machinery is a complex machinery involving sys- tems, and people, and programs, and activities, and social ovonts, and studies that both mold the student and give him measureless opportunity for intellectual and social growth and self-expression. To put these elements—the personalities and tho machinery—within a single frame is a difficult and challenging task. 8ut Tyee does it. And a publication such as Tyee, produced by students with a fresh appreciation of University life, comes closor than any. I suspect, to boing a truo reflection of the University spirit. Tyee takes its place not only in University archives but in the hearts of University people. I am glad that this is so. Tho pages that are new today will be no loss interesting a genera- tion from now. They will, in fact, become more interesting as the years qo by. And all University people, myself in- cluded, will tako increasing pleasure from them. Sincerely, Best wishes to each of you who at the completion of another school year have advanced to new heights of academic achievement and social understanding. We have come far on tho road to the conquest of the physical frontiers. Men have populated nearly every wilder- ness and swept the continents from sea to sea with civiliz- ations in varying degrees of maturity. There are, however, endless and perplexing questions about the human relationships which exist in the world today. In the realm of the intellect and tho spiritual there are vast unex- plored fields in which lie undeveloped resources for tho achievement of peace. Though the past is filled with colossal industrial accomplishments, we have yet to work out the practical global application of those Divinely humane prin- ciples which we believe to hold the answer for uniting man- kind in tho pursuit of personal freedom and world peace. These questions await the alert intellect, the faith and courage of thousands of young college graduates. We wish you the best as you turn your resourcefulness, your learning and your idealism into the channels of service from which shall flow tho solutions, one by one, to the many problems of our day. 18 Seven members appointed by the Governor of the State with the approval of the State Senate comprise the Board of Regents. They serve without compensation for terms of six years each. The backbone of the University's government is found in the Board of Regents, for the government is vested within their hands. The President of the University has immediate charge of the administration of the institution, under rules prescribed by the Regents. A University Senate elected by the faculty represents the faculty's point of view in the administration of the University. The Board has full authority for the operation of the University and its property of various kinds. Among the board members' very important duties is the task of appointing the President and approving faculty appoint- ments. Vie President Harold P. Evarott board of regents Back row (Ml lo right): Grant Armttrong. Thomat Balmar, Or. Donald Corbett, and Winlock Millar. Front row (Ml lo right): Chariot M. Harris, Chariot Frankland, Mr . J. Herbert Gardner. DEAN OF STUDENTS Donald K. Andonon ASSISTANT DEAN OF STUDENTS Leona Saundera COUNSELOR FOR INTERNATIONAL SERVICES Robert Porter ASSISTANT DEAN OF STUDENTS Robert Waldo SUPERVISOR OF SPECIAL SERVICES Reg Root office of dean of students ASSOCIATE COUNSELOR Wanda Alexander ASSOCIATE COUNSELOR Thomai Hodgion 20 ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER Ernett M. Conrad DIRECTOR. SUMMER OUARTER Eric L Barr EDITOR OF PRESS William M. Road No institution can function well without a capable and efficient administrative staff behind it. Each member is charged with a specific aspect of administration and is well trained to give wise direction to the operation of this University. Undor their leadership falls the comprehensive responsibility of maintain- ing and improving the financial, physical and educational well being of the University and its students. COMPTROLLER Nelson A. Wahlitrom ad CORRESPONDENCE George P. Horton ministration DIRECTOR OF U. RELATIONS Neal Hlnat LIBRARIES Harry C. Bauer DIRECTOR. FOOD SERVICE Margaret E. Terrell CAMPUS HOUSING WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALLS IN SERVICE TEACHER TRAINS J. Arthur Pringle Ruth Bredy Edgar M. Draper PURCHASING AGENT REGISTRAR DIVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION John W. Harding Ethelyn Toner Lloyd W. Schrem administration DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION Irv Blumonfeld EXTENSION CLASSES Martin N. Chamberlain 22 1954 Officer� : Arthur Gerbet, Jr.. Prtiidont Alen Grant, Trtaiurtr Hope Rebel. K ct Proiidcnt R. B. “Curloy Herr! Eiecutive Secretary of Alumni Association alumni The Alumni Association offers former students a median of affiliation during post college days. In addition, the Alumni Association offers aid to the University in reaching unattained objectives and securing greater recognition. Since the year of organization, 1891, the Asso- ciation has initiated many significant projects, such as aiding development of the Foundation for Research at the University of Washington, Inc. Annual functions are many and varied. Each year a fifty-year class anxiously awaits the celebration of its Golden W Rounion. For alumni tho highlight of the year comes each Fall when grads of all ages come back to participate in the Homecoming Weekend. Wolton BocUt receiving fh« Men of the Yoor Placqoo for 1954 from Arthur Gorbol, Jr. 23 Goldon W Reunion for Clou of 04. Traditional planting of the ivy. ART Boyar Gonialoi ANTHROFOLOGY Ern« Gunther ARCHITECTURE Arthur P. Horrman college of arts and sciences The first courses offered by the University of Washington when it was nowly opened were courses that are now in- cluded in the College of Arts and Sciences. This College is now the largest and most diversified of all the depart- ments in the University. To broaden the students' education in the humanities, the physical sciences, and the social sciences is the primary objective of the curricula. The semi-professional schools included within the College are Architecture, Art, Communications, Drama, Fisheries, Home Economics, Music, and Physical Education, as well as History and Physics. In addition, the pre-professional curricula, which prepares students for entrance into pro- fessional schools, consists of Dental Hygiene, Dentistry. Law, Librarianship, Medicine, Nursing and Social Worlc. Special programs deserving recognition are General Education, General Studies, and Pre-Major. Since its establishment in 1913, the College of Arts and Sciences, with its many and various fields of study, has successfully given students an opportunity to prepare themselves for useful and satisfying lives in whatever career they choose. OEAN LLOYD S. WOODBURNE 24 BOTANY C. Leo Hitchcock CHEMISTRY Paul C. Crow CLASSICS John B. McDiarmid DRAMA Glenn Hughe COMMUNICATIONS Henry L Smith ENGLISH Robert B. Heilmen A GLIMPSE OF DENNY HALL IN THE SNOW FAR EASTERN AND SLAVIC LANGUAGES George E. Taylor SCHOOL OF FISHERIES Richard Van Clave DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES Glen Lutey 25 GEOGRAPHY G. Donald Hudson GEOLOGY Howard A. Coombs GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Curtis D. Vail SCHOOL OF MUSIC OCEANOGRAPHY PHILOSOPHY Stanloy Chappie Richard Fleming Arthur Murphy 26 MEN S PHYSICAL EDUCATION R. K. CufUr WOMEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Wilton PHYSICS John H. Manlay ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Howard Nostrand arts and science SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Svorrc Arastad SOCIOLOGY Robart E. L Pari SPEECH H. G. Rahikoph ZOOLOGY Arthur W. Martin 27 college of education p The first teacher training in tho Stato of Washington was given at the University in 1878. In 1913, the faculty voted to establish a school of Education. In 1914, the School of Education became a collego, tho first such college in any state university. In re- cent years the College has expanded its facilities. Included in this expansion was the College of Education Library. This was tho first departmental library on campus .established in 1913, a branch of the University’s Henry Suzzallo Library. The College of Education includos such services as curriculum workshops, institutes, consultative programs, informal help through letters, telephone calls, and visits to the student teachors, a reading clinic, in which teachers learn to diagnose educational failure and to plan remedial instruction for retarded pupils. In all courses of the education curricula, the goal is to develop a teacher who, through mastery of academic contont and pro- fessional techniques, thinks creatively, values good citizenship, and reflects the best in democratic society. DEAN FRANCIS F. POWERS college of forestry In this industrially significant Pacific Northwest logging region of the United States, the College of Forestry is obviously of major importance. Placement possibili- ties for the Forestry graduate are high, since the Forest Sorvice, logging companies, and wood, plastic, and paper industries in this locality annually employ many new men. The College offers a four-year curricula leading to the degree of Bacholor of Science in Forestry with speciali- zation in forost management, logging engineering, and forest products. The first two years are composed of general courses, whereas tho last two years constitutes specialization by the student in his major field of study. The Society of American Foresters fully accredits the very important and expanding Colloqe of Forestry. It is conveniently located in the heart of one of tho finest lumber producing areas in the country. Students are thus able to study forestry from first-hand experience. Likewise, they aid the State Forestry Service during their training in research developments. 28 DEAN GORDON D. MARCKWORTH college of business administration The Collego of Business Administration was established in 1917 to help the student understand the economic and business world. Its objective was then, as it is now, to give the student business training rooted in general knowledge and to develop in the student those qualities of and character that make useful, in- telligent citiiens and responsible members of the business community. Specialization in a particular field is provided during the junior and senior years, with majors offered in accounting, business education, finance, banking, foreign trade, insurance, marketing, office management, personnel administration, production, real estate, secretarial training and transportation. In addition to those major fields, courses integrating and supplementing the specialized field of study are offered by the Deparments of Business, Communication, Business Law, Human Relations in Business, and Policy and Administration. Many of the courses offered by the College are open to under- graduates and other schools and colleges of the University. The thorough study of Business Administration that tho College offers is designed to provide the student with a rich, full background of the business world. DEAN AUSTIN GRIMSHAW Commerce Hall CHARLES J. MILLER Markoting, Transportation and Foreign Trade DONALD H. MACKENZIE Accounting, Finance and Statistic� JOSEPH DEMMERY General Businas� EDWARD G. BROWN Policy. Personnel Relations and Production 29 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BUILDING college of engineering During the first year of study in the College of Engineering most students take a common curricula administered by the General Engineering Department. Following the first year the undergraduate engineers specialize in aeronautical, cnemical. civil, electrical, mechanical, mining, metallurgical, or ceramic engineering. All of these curricula are accredited by the Engineers' Council for Professional Development, the princi- pal accrediting agency recognized by the engineering pro- fession in the United States. The courses of specialized study, following the first-year gen- eral course, consist largely of prescribed technical subjects and studies in the humanistic-social area. In addition to the four-year curricula, the College offers a course of study in industrial engineering for which a second bachelor's degree is awarded at the end of five years. After completing the first four years majoring in any of the branches of engineering, courses in industrial management and related subjects com- prise the fifth yoar. The teaching staff of the College is composed of approxi- mately 110 persons, chosen from all branches of the profes- sion. Almost every faculty member has had practical pro- fessional experience, in addition to advanced graduate study. When ranked with schools from all over the country, the Col- lege of Engineering of the University of Washington has achieved a very high status. DEAN HAROLD E. WESSMAN 30 V. M. Gonxor AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING A. V. Eoitmon ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING S. A. Chapman HUMANISTIC-SOCIAL ENGINEERING R. W. Moulton CHEMICAL ENGINEERING R. B. Von Horn CIVIL ENGINEERING E. R. Wilcox GENERAL ENGINEERING B. T. McMinn MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 0. A. Pif.r MINERAL ENGINEERING 31 school of law DEAN GEORGE NEFF STEVENS Since its founding in 1899, the Univorsity of Washington School of Law has achieved importance as a fine school for excellent preparation toward passing a state bar examina- tion. It Is a member of the Association of American Law Schools, and is approved by the Council on Legal Education and Admission to the 8ar of tho American 8ar Association. The school prepares studonts for practice in any state or jurisdiction where the Anglo-American legal system prevails. Particular attention is given to the statutes, the special doc- trines, and tho rules of practice that apply in the state of Washington. A faculty of sixteen professors and eleven lecturers, as well as ten practicing judges instruct this growing school. Con- taining 123.000 volumes, the Law Library is the tonth-largcst law school library in the United States and tho largest west of the Mississippi. The School of Law is convenient to fed- eral and state courts sitting in Soattle, and students can witness the trial of actual cases. school of dentistry DEAN ERNEST M. JONES The School of Dontistry is a comparatively new school on the campus, as it bogan instruction in October, 1946. In January, 1949, the school moved to its present location in the new Division of Health Sciences building where clinical and didactic instruction is boing given in all phasos of dentistry. The School of Dentistry is approved by the Council on Dental Educa- tion of the American Dental Association and by the American Asso- ciation of Dental Schools. The objective of the school is to prepare a selected group of students for the practice of dentistry by using the best educational techniques in this field. A typical predental student chooses electives, in addition to his dental courses, with the aim of broadening his background in human relationships and understanding. Student achievement is closely evaluated; thus promotion is determined by commendable fitness on the part of the student. Actual admission to the practice of dentistry in any state is conditional upon the candidate's meeting tho require- ments of the state board of dental examiners and passing the state dental examinations. Fixed Partial and Operative Dentist—Gerald D. Stibbs Periodontology—John I. Ingle (acting) Orthodontics—Alton W. Moore Dontal Materials—Herbert L. Gaskill Pedodontics—David B. Law Prosthodontics—Harry A. Young Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning—Frederick L. Jacobson Dental Science and Litorature—Berton E. Anderson Oral Surgery—Robert E. Johnson 32 graduate school The University of Washington Graduate School sooks as its goal the development of intellectual independence through cultiva- tion of tho scientific, critical, and appreciative attitude of mind, and promotion of the spirit of research. The graduate student is therefore thrown more largely upon his own resources than the undergraduato and must measure up to a more severe standard. Admission to the Graduate School is by approved application only; this applies to University of Washington graduates as well as to others. To maintain a clear status rating in the School, a student is roquired to have a 3.0 average. Graduate study is carried on in most of the University's schools in which an undergraduate may study. Administratively the Graduate School is in charge of each oF these fields of further study. The University is consistently increasing the emphasis on graduate work. It feels that the better citizens of tomorrow should be equipped with advanced training, research and scholarship. Thus the business world will be populated by per- sons fully capable of carrying on where others have left off. school of librarianship Admission to the School of Librarianship is granted to graduate students who hold a bachelor's degree from a college or uni- versity of good standing. This degree may be taken in any major field, since students with a variety of backgrounds aro needed as specialists in libraries devoted to law, medicine, engineering, business and other technical fields. A reading knowledge of French and German is important to the librarian students to prepare them for the various dutios professional librarians are called upon to perform. During an undergraduate’s senior year, it is also possible to gain librarianship knowledge by taking soveral introductory courses from the School. Although these courses are designed primarily for the teacher-librarian, interested students may attain an excellent preview of tho Graduate School of Librarianship. DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIANSHIP Gladys R. Boyghfon Main Library DEAN HAROLD W. STOKE 33 Health Scienco Building showing � h first unit of the new hospital school of medicine The School of Medicine offers a four-year program of coursos leading fo Doctor of Medicine, Mastor of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees; courses for practicing physicians; and degrees for students in the Graduate School. The objectives of the School are to prepare a selected group of modical students for the practice of medicine through the use of the best educa- tional techniques in this field, to develop a continuing educational program of the highest caliber for graduato and postgraduate physicians, and to conduct an active program of research and investigation. Hospitals that are affiliated with the Division of Health Sciences are tho King County Hospital, Children's Orthopedic Hospital, United States Public Health Service Hospital, Firlands Sana- torium, the University of Washington Child Health Center, and the state mental hospitals at Steilacoom, Medical Lake, and Sedro Woolley. Tho School of Medicine is currently planning a program of affiliations with qualified hospitals throughout the state in the development of internships and residences for those interested in general practice. Anatomy—H. Stanley Bennett Biochemistry—Hans Nourath Medicine—Robert H. Williams Microbiology—Charles A. Evans Obstetrics and Genccology—Russell R. dcAlvarez Pathology—Stuart W. Lippincott Pediatrics—Walter B. Scclyo Pharmacology—James M. Dille Physiology and Biophysics—T. C. Ruch Psychiatry—Herbert S. Ripley Public Health and Preventive Medicine—Benjamin Houghton (acting) Radiology—Frederic E. Templeton Surgery—Henry N. Harkins 34 DEAN GEORGE N. AAGAARO DEAN MARY S. TSCHUDIN DEAN FOREST J. GOODRICH school of nursing school of pharmacy The School of Nursing is an independent professional school within the Division of Health Sciences. Its enroll- ment has recently expanded rapidly in both the basic and the master's program. In 1948 the University of Washington School of Nursing became the fourth school in the country to become accredited by the National League of Nursing Education and the National Organ- ization for Public Health Nursing. The School has its own philosophy which reads in part, The School of Nursing endeavors to develop a nurse who is a mature, adjusted person capable of directing her own life, assuming responsibility for her own actions, and accepting her responsibility as a contributing member of social groups. The College of Pharmacy was formed in July, 1894, by the Board of Regents of the University of Washington. This college is a member of tho University Division of Health Sciences, which also includes the Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, and Nursing. The Division was established to coordinate the teaching and research of theso four members and to strengthen and reinforce each of them. Tho College is accredited by the Ameri- can Council on Pharmaceutical Education as a Class A college. A drug service department, where pharmaceutical prep- arations are manufactured, is in operation for the ben- efit of the Health Centor, the Schools of Dentistry and Medicine, and other sections of the University. BAGLEY HALL. A second horn to many lower campus students. baccalaureate honors 1953-1954 Baccalaureate honors are based on the entire scholastic record of the graduate. The distinction of summa cum laudo signifies a minimum grade-point average of 3.9, magna cum laudo an average of 3.6, and cum laude an average of 3.35. The honor summa cum laudo is awarded only to students who have completed four full years at the University of Washington, magna cum laudo and cum laude to those who have completed not less than ninety hours at this institution, together with a record of distinction at institutions previously attended. magna cum laude Tubbs. Margaret Jean Tucker, Barbara Watkins Jellie, Elizabeth Niat Johns. A. Wilfred Adkins, Ronald Jamas Woise, Beverly Bartleson Johnson. Lynn Ernest 8«rron, John F. Whitman. Sylvia Joanotte Johnson, Ronald Dee 8artko, Richard W. Wilde. Robert Francis Johnson. William Ronald Birkaiand, Evelyn Sylvia Brix. James Alexander Yoshihara, Yukio Kauffman. Mary Elisabeth Kelleher, Daniel Canals, Collaan Clarke Clarke, Louise Covoll cum laude Keller, Janet Lee Kernan, James J. Comstock, Brian Lloyd Aunes, Helen Viola Larsen, Elaine Mae Costello. Charles Pierce Baker. Eleanor Jean Larson. Duane Ramon Danielson, Patricia Joan Banker, Jennette Hemphill Li. Lindy Wen-Mau Dobson, Bevorly Ann Barnes, Gordon Douglas Lillegard, Clarence B. Duncanson, Neil Pressentin Bednekoff. Alexander George Little. William Robert Dye. Bernice Julia Bense, Walter Frederick Locker. Shirley Louise Edmunds. Louis Henry. Jr. Bird. Botsey Louise Long, Lyman Dwight Fagerberg, Walter Eugene Bittorf, Donald Goorge Love. Glen Alan Field. Jerald Wayne Blowers, Paul Leslie Lundy, Margaret Mae Finlayson, Ingrid Bold!. Virginia Anne McChesney, Evelyn Schmidt Forsstrom, Ulla Banita Bourlier, P. Leroy, Jr. MeGovney. Anne Gordon. James Wesley Bradburn, Arlita Jone Stoll Mainwering, Anita Roselle Graham, Phyllis Marie Brooks. Dale West Miller. Thomas Wayne Hale. Richard E. Brown. Dorothy Mae H. Morris. Mary Ella Hein, Shirley Marie Butler, James Kent Morse, Alice Nadine Hofbeck, Russell Taie Clayberg, Carl Dudley Nelson. Carolyn Joanne Hunger, Julienne Yearsiey Comstock, George Adolphe Nelson. Robert Vaughn Hutchinson. David Carl Crain. Richard Willson, Jr. Nilson, Allan Eugene Johnson, Warren Claus Crow, William Ray Oakes. Glen Keith Kotslech, Evelyn Dahlgren, Edwin H.. Jr. Olsen, Betty M. Kumaseka, Roy Dahlgren, Viola Pedersen. Albert Lee Larson, Lillian Louise Daniels, Mergeret Musette Platt, Florence Louise Leaf, Carolyn Joyce Danielson. Donald Hayden Pomerenk, Peter M. Leopold. Fern L. Edwards, Arthur Lindley Risdall, Ralph Ernest McCann. Marliss Marie Erickson, 8erdon G. Roberts. Corwin Agnew Malone, Patricia Ann Gaub, Margaret Luise Rogoway. Jerome Harold Moffett, Margaret Ann Gerness, Sylvia Anna Russell, John Kenneth Otterbein, Glenn Leighton Gibbs. Charles Virgil Schmidt, Dwight Lyman Paetike, Richard Ewald Gleason, Joseph Aloysius Slover, Jay Alden Paradis, Charmaine Fonnette Goan, Richard Lee Smith, Kay Poabody, Robert Lee Goggins. Shirley Lee Soriano. Marlene Pettewey, James Elliott Goller, Vernon Louis Speece. Daymond Roy Prevost, Donna Marie Grant, Wayne Gladstone Trevcthen, Mexino Harriet Roaf. Williem E. [Diod 3-29-S4) Tturute, Toshiko Rufer, Jacob Robert Griffin. Robert Glaye Voegtlin, Mildred Durnan Runikis. Janis Olgerts Guptill, Fred Elray Waldorf. Daniel M. Satterburq. Carol Hannah, Theodore M. Walther. Jamos Eugene Slater. Winifred-Mary Harris. Betty Carolyn Weibel, Erika Smith. Edmund Arthur Heath, Willis Robertson Wickman. Elisabeth Anne Softky, Maxine Herman, Ralph Paul Wilson. George Henry Strout, Frank Glenn Hildebrandt, Peter William Witter. Lee Sullivan, Sybil Maurine Hov. William John Yates, Diana Helen Tattersall, James Neville Thompson, Patricia Ann Hyfdahl, Pauline Streeter Iwasaki, Dorothy Atsuko Yorke. Joan Elisabeth 36 In recognition of high intellectual achievement and scholastic ability, it has been the custom for the President of the University to present a medal to the deserving graduating senior. In the Class of 1954 two persons tied for this honor by earning a four-year grade point average of 3.88. At the left is William Edgar Roaf, a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Alpha Theta, national history honorary. Pictured in the middle is James Alexander Brix, also a Phi Beta Kappa member in addition to Beta Gamma Sigma, gcnoral busi- ness honorary, and several pro- fessional fraternities. To tho right President Schmitx congratultes these two honor graduates. president's medalists faculty medalists M ri! xj Don«rt KafM« n Kampmann Bryco Mungor Marilyn Robinion Not Pictured: David Chang Thoma� Rembo In recognition of undergraduate’s scholastic achievement the Faculty awards medals to the sophomores and juniors who have received the highest accumulative grade point in their respective classes during provious college years. Tho 1954 awards in the junior class were conferred upon Marilou Donart, Education and Bryce Munger, Zoology. From tho sophomore class winners of the Faculty Medals were David Chang, Engineering; Kath- leen Kampmann, Chemistry; Thomas Rambo, Political Science; and Marilyn Robinson, Journalism. 37 undergraduate honors The undergraduate honors are compiled of those students whose names have appeared on two or more of the quarterly scholarship lists of the preceding year at the University as well as two-thirds of all quar- ters here. Transfers appearing on those lists are those who entered with averages approximately equiv- alent to those of the students who have attended only the University of Washington. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Freshmen Aichlmayer, Patricia Jaan Alfariaft, Lubov Alfariaff. Nicholas Anderson. Lannart Lloyd Andorson. Rosemary Athow, Jamas Kaith 8ergman. Myra Maria Bergman, Myra Marie Brown, Elian Louisa Carraher. Ronald George Castillo. Joan Melita Connell. Margaret Ann DeShezo, Donna Marie Douglas. Kathryn Marie Dressel, Frances Eula Estey. Karin Alice Fitch, Cornelia Mathowson Freligh, Alice Ann Gauger, Grant Eaton Gill. James Louis Glenn, Colvin Wayne Hasagawa, Fred Isamu Hesse, Margaret Houk, Theodora Lewis Howard. Richard Jamas Huang, Justin Huot, Joanna Marie Ichikawa. Noriko Irving, Eldon Leonard Iverson, Alice Ironc LaFreniere. Oliver Walter Lidstrom, Shirloo Ruth Linstrom, Carol Joan Luka, Ruby McCleave. Sally Lou Mar. Barbara Ann Meisner, Adele Lorraine Meredith, John Edward Morganthalar, Mary L. Morlock, Nial Louis Neisess, Carol Ann Orliss, Theodore Eugene Osterman, Mary Gayle Pearce. John Kenneth, Jr. Quicksted, Karan Jo Ramsey. Audrey Carolyn Schnattarly, Ann Schwaizar, Caryl NeReed Shasteen. Harlan Edwin. Jr. Stcphas, Paul Thorn, Rodney Bruce Wiekstrom, Faye Sophomores Christ, Virginia Janette Cole, Pemberly Ann Connor, Kathleen Rae DeSpain. Marianna Gayle Dietzen, Ann Elizabeth Douglas. Kathryn Maria Eaton, Peggy Jean Engstrom, Donald Elton Ewart, Terry Everett Fluharty, Arvan Lawrence French. Stephan Warren Gillis. Murlin Fern Guterson, Lewis Hurlbut, Elizabeth Eleanor Husted, Mary Beth Kampmann, Kathleen Joanne Latourell, Dean McIntyre, Davy Joseph McNichols. Sara Lynn Manning, Helen Louisa Matzkind, Marian Frances Meisner, Adele Lorraine Metcalf, Donald Owen Moldenhour, Jan Oberkotter, Marilyn Joan Rambo, Thomas Acton Rasche, Bruce Collins Rice, Roy Warren Robinson, Marilyn Faith Senda, Margaret Masala Strunk, Stanley William Swisher, Donald Provost Vail, Van Horn Waterhouse. Myra Whitney. Loland Lloyd Juniors Adams, Wendy Elizabeth Andorson. Marvin Walter Berglund, Phyllis Marie Carlyle, Jack Webster Coder, Jack Gary Corbott, Mary Louise Dietz. Warren Carlton Draper, Diane Mabelle Dreyor, Alvin Eaton. Peggy Jean Egan. Evelyn Ann Griffith, Alice Diane Henskey. Betty Marie Seniors Barron. John Froderick Goggins. Shirley Lee Hutchinson. David Carl Nelson, Carolyn Joanne Peabody. Robert Lee Provost, Donna Marie Adams. Thomas Curtis Biggs, Jack Elton Bratton, Nancy Joan Brown, Ronald Edmund Buck, Jean Frances SH000L OF DENTISTRY Juniors Strieff, Mary Thiitgon COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Freshmen A lowo, Laureen Rae Foord, Marilyn Henskey, Audrey Lois King, Winston Ivan Ross, Louise Ellen Savago, Rosemary Helma Shorry, Carolyn May Wahl. Karen Lee Ward, Barbara Anne Yamauchi. Ireno Teruko Sophomores Carlson, Shirley Ann Hill. Nancy Sanford Howard. Margaret Adelia Mickey, Sharon Lynn Ross, Linnea Alice Schafer, Ronald Henry Weld. Wayne Curtis Juniors Buller. Suzanne Aleen Davison, Poggy Lou Donart, Marilou Ruth Jonas. Leona May Kanikeberg, Nancy LaVerne Kepler, Don Ian Montgomery, Sharon Anne Perine. 8erbere Ann Shafor, Shirley Elaine Seniors Danielson, Patricia Joan Hageman, Winifred Mary Hughes. Mary Lou Leaf. Carolyn Joyce Leopold. Fern Leah Tubbs, Margaret Jean COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Freshmen Ahlstrom, Harlow Garth Allen. Richard Parsons Bosse, Ronald George Chellstorp, Thorvald Sven Daubert, Richard Alan Hammerguist, Eric Martin. Jr. Lightfoot. Robert Bailey McDonald, John Keith Mclvor. Ivor Keen Olerlund, John Herbert, Jr. Pederson, Arthur Marvin Pelkey, Duane Allan Peters. Harry Edward Smith, Donald Irvin Snaring, Thor Martin Weagant, George Alfred Sophomores August, Gorald Befden, Jerry Lee Chang, David Bing Jue Crowe. Clayton Thomas Fisher, Franklin Poter Guy, Arthur William Larson. Don Clayton Meldahl, Kenneth Roald Merchant, Howard Carl Metz. Poter Robert Tjonneland, Elling Juniors Andreika, Jenis Talivaldis Ashmore. Richard Farrand Brazier, Thomas Stewart Guy. Arthur William Hankel. Harold Winston Koetje, Edward LaVern LoCoss, William Douglas Lapins. Uldis Egils Ray. 80rnard Francis Seugen, John Louis Standerfer, Franklin Ross Tang, Chung Liang Tighe, Robort Francis Willard, Harrison Robert Seniors 8etts, Gerald Lee Costello. Charles Pierce Fegerberg, Walter Eugono Hofbeek, Russell Taze Nelson, Robert Vaughn Strout, Frank Glenn Walther. James Eugene COLLEGE OF FORESTRY Sophomores Dick, Larry Stephen Rush, Don Eugene SCHOOL OF NURSING Freshmen Abney. Darlene Gallion Luschei, Phyllis Lucile Woo. 8arbare Sue Yorke, Mary Christine Sophomores Blomquist, Anita Bea Softlcy. Lois Loraine COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Juniors Butts, Jeanno Marie Seniors Gordon, James Wesley Petelli, JoVanna Runikis, Janis Olgorts 38 ANDERSON. Martin M. Mechanical Engr. BAZ. Walter W Art� and Science! BOOKER. Harold G. Chemiitry ARITON. Paid R Communicationi BEUMER, Daibart H. Finance CORCHER, Kenneth C. Mathematici grad AUSTIN. Chartei W. Mathematici BOHART. Milton H. Mechanical En9r. CHAKRABARTI, Rajah Kumar Mechanical Eng. . COATSWORTH, Jame� L Fitherint CRAIN. Richard W . Jr. Mechanical E� ?r. CUNNINGHAM John F. Phrilci DAMUS, Henry H. Butin � � Ad. DOWNS. Be.erty H. Social Work DULAGIl. Haian N Civil Enqr. OUTER, Kathleen M. Socio I Wort ElEIZEQUI, Maria Par Eoglith ENGLANO, Jim A 4 5 FURNO, Mutuo Fithatiei GAY. Joan t. Nuning GLANN. Jamet D. law GRAHAM. HARDEN. Erika H. Thordit D. Nurtinq Educ. Urban Planning HAUEN. Ralph G. Butinett HIIAU HOWIAND. Sayea H. Jotephine D. Pharmacognoty Elam. fcduC- ■ I. Monito Aaro. Eagr. IVARSSON. Solvaig O. A S KOON. Charle� W Phytical Educ. LANGLEY. Walter t-, Jr. Buiinet� Adv. 40 school LIVENGOOD. LOIDELI, Mark 0. Paul O. PircAoiogy Phy«i« MARKAWA. YoiMaka Economic! PAULIN, Mat E SOC, Work PHILLIPS. Lorralno W. N lifting PICKERING. Wayn L. . A. SKIENS. William £. Cnamitlry SNELSON. Sigmund , S'9B Geolo STILES. Sown G. Muilc Educ. MATALON, Jaek BiocKtmiifry ROMWEOER. Ann W. Ngr� if g SUTTER. Ed� ard G. Accounting MOTWANI. Gridhari C. Cf'emicol Ef jr. SAMUELSON. William T. Minie TATSUKAWA, YotAio T. Fiihoriei NANEVIC2. Stan J. A 'o. Engr. SHAHANI. Moti J. Chemical Ecgr. TOOTHAKER, .Joal H. Chamitfry NARTE, Jaima P. Civil Engr. SINGSON. Baalamb T. Sociology ULTSCH. Robart E. 8. A. VELHLAINEN. VITOUS. Pauli V. Walt ' T. E glith Gao'grapAy oe p a Ra It VULLIET. Evalyn 0 Elam. Educ. 41 o • 3 (D (A I lift ?vg 2- ? 3 rSf. ARE'. Andi Ind. Dei‘on M.W.S.C. EttoHdn Club fa u Kappa Eptilon ASHDOWN. Fred M. W Marketing Pres. Oi S'uderts Coop. Ro'cre BACKER. Fred ft. Gen .Business Ov«J Club Homecoming Cnair AMS. V. Pres. Zeta Seta Tou BAKER. John D Accounting Varsity Boat Club I.F.C. Chi Psi ARENSBERG. _ Richard A. Sen. Suilneii Marketing Club Sigma Alptia Mu ASHMORE. Richard F. Mechanical Engr. Zata M« Tau Tau Beta Pi Sigma Xi A.S.M.E. BACKMAN. Dennii M. Soc. Educ. BAICOM. Ralph C. Gan. Business Chi Psi A R LOWE. H Dunne Electrical Engr. MEE-IRE Amate ' Radio Acacia ASK. Charlti W. Marketing Delta Sigma PH BACON. Frank M. Jr. Gen. Business BALOWIN. Donald W. Gan. B.linen Scabbard Blade Compass i Chart Helm B Halve-d T'efa Dalle Chi ARNDT. Ardythe M. Elem. Educ. Kappa Delta ARUOT. Bart K. Raal Eitate Scabbard � Blado ATHERTON. Edward H. Insurance Phi Kappa Sigma ATWOOD. Richard F. Gen. Bui I nan Delta Uptilon BACON. Svianne A E.'em. Educ. Zela Phi Eta Sigma Epsilon Sigma BAILEY. Laurence P. Pol. Sci. Alpha Teu Omega BALOWIN. George W. Radio-TV Wesley Club Radio-TV Guild BALL. William E. Jr. logging Engr. Forest Club Xi Sigma Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Phi Del s ARNOLD. Wilson O. Varsity Boat Club Board of Control Managerial Council Delta Tau Della AUSTIN. Cietis E. Pol. Sci. ARWINE, Roy A. Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. U. W. Yacht Club AYERST. Jack 0. Fisheries ASHBY. Richard J. Civil Engr A.S.C.E. Pi Kappa Alpha BACH AND. Joan Nursing Ha'borview BAIN, Kathy Home Ec. Pi Bata Phi BAINE. NANCY E. Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Alpha Phi IAIOCCHI. Charlene J. Nursing Eklind BALLARD. P.ggy L Music Alpha Delta Pi BALLINGER. James L Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Kepps Lambda BANKS. Henry P. Mechanical Engr Delta Unsilon From behind the swinging doors of the Administration Building come Shirley Shafer and Sayre Boyd as they pause for a casual greeting. A busy gal is Shirley, for she has held the office of president in Mortar Board, Phi Lambda Theta, education hon- orary. and in W-Key. Likewise she has been chairman of the Clerical Staff, Elections Banquet, assistant chairman of Parents’ Weekend, and is currently active in Totem Club and a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Gamma. Also a president, Sayre heads the Senior class and distributes his active membership among 8oard of Con- trol, Bookstore Board of Trustees, Oval Club and Phi Delta Theta. 43 BAR8EE, Gate 0. Political Sci. Malamutes Compass 8 Chart lambda Ch! Alpha BAR BEY Mary R. Nwrsipo Alpha Tau Dalta Dali Da ta Dalla BARD, lu'ton E. Arts 8 Science Phi Kappa Sigma BARNES. Robert M. Gan. Business Sigma Pi BARRETT, Richard K. Marketing Marketing Club BARRIE. Thomas H. Eloctrieal Engr. Tau Bata Pi AIEE-IRE BARTOW. Amy V. Art Edyc. O. A. S'ca'irg Comm. Display Case Comm. BATCHELOER, Carol J. Gan. Business Totam Club Sera Gamma 5igma Mortar Board Alpha Phi BEAL Barbara A. Horn Ec. OmicrOA Nu Home Ec. Club Aloha Phi BEAN. Warran W, Sociology Fr. € «� Malamutat BEATON. Blair W. Accounting Bata Alpha Pii Oenny Anne« BEAUCHAMP. Vanne H. Forestry lambda Chi Alpha BEAUDOIN, Philip E. Electrical E-gr. AIEE-IRE tnj r. Council Cascade Hovta BECK. Mariana G. Gen, Businaii Ski Team Rec. Council Alpha Chi Omaga BERRY. Richard I. Political Sci. Compass Chart Theta Xi BEMAR, Albert D. Retailing Alpha Epsilon Pi BEIL. Beverly I. Gen. Busmen Panheltanic V.-P. Delta Dei'a Delta BEMENT, Bob K. Elecirical Engr. Alpha Dalta Phi BENNER. Paqgy J. Music Chi Omaga BENNETT. Garnet C. Accounting SENSHOOF. liana L. Physical Educ. P. E. Club W-Club Blaina BENSON. Norman A. Foreign Trada Crew 8ERESFORD. Jertjr C. Gan. Business Scabba'd S'ade Pi Omic'on Sigma Oral Club Chi P� l BERG, Carl B. £}£ Students- Coop. Ro'cre BERGERON. Jimmia I. Mechanical Engr. Tyae A.S.M.E. Maiamutes P� i Upsilon 8ERGMAN. Patar K. Fiih«rl s Phi Kappa Sigma BERGSTEOT, Virgil I. Chem-stry Danny Anner BEROUIST. Charles M. Business Alpha Tau Omega The grotosque stone characters don't seem to distract the attention of Joyce Hershey and Bob Lewis from their weighty problem discussion. Joyce began her leadership career early as secretary of her freshman class. Activity- wise she continued as a member of W-Key. Totem Club and ASUW Activities Bureau. As a climax she has filled the office of president for Totem Club and Delta Gamma during hor leisure hours as a Nursing School major. Three Big W's for the Varsity swim team add to Bob's other honors of co-captain of the frosh swim team and Outstanding Frosh swim award. Premed Bob has been president of Phi Delta Theta. Big W Club. Caducoan Club, as well as chairman of the ASUW Athletic Committee and an Oval Club member. 44 1 berry. Robert I. Clectrical Engr. AiEE-IRE • INGHAM, Don 4 G. Hiilory Idue. A'-pho Oelto PS BIAIR. Barbara P. Mathematici Alpha Delia PS BODINGER. John E Botany Delta T� u Delta BORGENDALE. Glen C Dental Hyg. Gemma Phi Bets BEnRIDGE. Lula M. Sociology Calvin Club Alphe Omicfon PS BIERMAN. leuierce W. Jr. Chemical Er.gr. A.I.C.E. We� h. Engr. C«IC40« Holt •IRKELAND. Ivor Pro-Mob Oval Club Varsity Crew 9g “W Delta Kappa EptSlon •IRKS. William B. Chemical Gtor, A.I.C.E. Acacia BIGELOW. Georgia B. Psychology Rally Girl Totem Club Mortar Board Alpha Chi Omega BLAINET. Sylvia Civet Edoc. YWCA Proi. Morior Board BLAKE. Robart W Engineering A.s.M.e. BLEDSOE. BODE. Ban H. Jr. Richard L. P«r� onn l Radio-TV Realo-TV Guild Lambda Chi Alpha •OETTICHER. Nancy A. A” Oal'a Della Delta BOONE. Roseleen F. N«r� ing Grad. Nu'iei C ub BORCHERS. Donald E. Accounting Bela Alpha Pii BORGSTROM, Patricia C. Education Sproria BORSETH, Jari M. Nu'ting BOTTEN. Joanna C. Mathematics BOUNOY. Bruce K. Indu� . Datign Indu� . Detign Club feu Kappa Epsilon •OVIK. Lyan B. A. Dental H� g. Kappa Alpha Theta BOWER. Joann P. Gen. Studies Fhrotorei Totem Club BRAGDON Marjie E Elen-. Educ. YWCA Alpha Xi Oalra BRAZIER. Thomas S. Mecha� cal Engr. Purple Shield Zeta Mu Tau Tau Beta Pi Phi Gamma Delta 8RAMHALL. Douglat G. Accounting Alpha Kappa P� i BREIVIK, Jan M. Sociology Alpha Chi Omega BRANDENBURG. Richard N. Economics Celte Up� ! Ion BREN. Ooneld L 8. A. Treck Be'a Thete Pi BOYO. Barbara Jaan Art Lambda Rho Totem Club Sigme Epsilon Sigma Mortar Board BOYO. Sayre Insurance Sr. Claw Pre� . Oval Club Board o Control Phi Delta Theta BRANOON. Harry E. Redlo-TV Lambda Chi Alpha BRANDT. Adelina M. Sociology YWCA BOYDSTUN. Richard 0. Mechanical Engr A.S.M.E. Rainier House •RANNELLT. Joan R. Sociology Alphe Xi Oelfa BRACKET, Loi� H. Pre� . ol Alpha That� BRADEN. Marvia R. Jr. Mjrcating Marketing Club Thete Xi BRAUN. Merleae Hiltory E-luc. Kappa Delta BRAUNS. Else J. M. Swedish Kappa Kappa Gamma BRENNAN. Mary A. Nursing Alpha Tau Delta BRENNER. Patricia J. Economic� Sigma Kappa BRETALL. W. Grneme Hmkv Swim Club Pu'plo Shield Alpha Delta Phi BREWER. Barry S. Marketing Olympus Hou«e •RIGHT, Ronald E Sociology Delta Ch BRINKMAN, Peter A. Construction Management Big W Husky Swim Club Sgma Alpha Epsilon BRITTAIN. Joe I. 8. A. 8ROOKS. 8ROWN. ManllrA Allan K. £ em. 6d� c. Pre. Dent, Phrateres—V. P. Alpha Della Phi BROWN. Annebell E. Speech Zefa Phi Eta Gamma Ph Beta BROWN, Chatter 8. Math. Ouantum Club Yacht Club Compati Chart BROWN, Joanna M. But. Educ. But neti Educ. Club Alpha Phi BROWN. Lily E. Eton. Educ. PI Lambda Theta Educ. Club BROWN. Marilyn A. Etem. Educ. Recognition Bang, froth. Elections Alpha Phi BROWN. Ray D. Pharmacy Kappa Pti Arnold Air So . Scabbard Blade A. Ph.A. BROWN Robed L B.A. U. W. Yacht Club Marketing Club Management Club BRUNGARD. Jacqueline M. Speech Corr. Zefa Phi Eta Pi Lambda Theta Speech Aiioc. BRUNSOON. Harry L. B.A. Adelphi BRYAN. Lasrel BA. Phi Beta Keppe Pi Beta Phi BURCH. William J. BA. Ova' Club Compast t Chart Scabbard S Blade Phi Delta Theta BURKE. Bave-ly A. Gen. Studies Totem Club W-Key T.W.CA. Cabinet Kappa Delta BURTON. Douglet P. B.A. Alpha Kappa Ptl Marketing Club BURWELL, William R. Mechanical Eng� . Delta Uptitor BUSCH, Jay M. Gan. Studies Theta Chi BUTLER. Marilyn N. Art Educ. CM Omaga BUTLER. Thomai R. English Alpha Delta Phi BUTTS. Jeanna M, Pharmacy Rho Chi Pi Sera Phi CALDWELL. CALLAGHAN Bruce O. Nancy C. Meteorology Home Ec. Silver Fith Kappa Kappa Gamma CALLAHAN. Charles L. Elec. Engr. A.I.E.E. I.R.6. Phi Keppe Tau CALVERT. JR. William Ski Team H. W. S. C. Phi Delta Theta CALVO. Norman N. Gen. S’ud es Sor.g S Stunt Chmn. ft. Day Alpha Epsilon Pi CAMERON. Judith A. BA. V. p. Panhellenic W-Key Alpha Phi CAMERON. Robert J. Pre-Meior Phi Gamma Delta CAMPBELL, Bait Elem. Educ. CAMPBELL. Rodney L 5A. Wesley Cub Marketing C lub CANNON, Audrey E. Home Ec. Gamma Ph! Beta CANTY, Oeve Sigma Alpha Mu CAPEIUTO. Betty Commerciol Art Sec. Pi Alpha Sigma Lambda Rho Alpha Eps:lon Phi Piosidenr CAREY. Milllcent M. Nu'sir.g Graduate Nurse Club Leary CARLBOM, Curt G. Botany Varsity Baseball Swedish Club Kappa Sigma CARLIN William H. BA. Alpha Kappa Psi Bela Alpha Psi Marketing Club CARLSON. Birgit E'em. Educ. Totem Club Alpha Phi CARLSON. Carla D. Home Ec. Sigma Epsilon Sigma Oir.icron Nu Gamma Oelta CARLSON, Geraldine Jo rn. Thete Sigma Phi Delta Gamma CARLSON. Ow� « W. Marketing Lwth«r Club u.c.u. CAUGHtr. Robert T. Far tail. Rutila Club Baker Housa CARR. Harold E. Journal i m Sigma Delta C i Kappa Sigma CAVER. Ramsay S. Radio-TV Redio-TV Guild CARROLL. Frank Arcbitoct«r« Zeta Psi CARTER. Josaphina J. Soc. Educ. Kappa Alpha Theta CARTER. Wayne Journalism Alpha Delta Sigma Rti Uptilon CARTIER. Jamei £. Real E� ata Theta Ch CEICHNERS, CHABOT, Inete Patricia K. Pharmacy Gen. B.iineu Lambda Kappa Sigma Kappa Della A. Ph. A. CHANDLER, Marlene Art Pi Be'a Phi CHANDLER, Martin E Economic Waslay Club Marketing Club CARY. Irian Engineering a s.c.e. A-S.M.t. Scabba-d � Blade CHANG. Na-cyC. H. Elem. Educ. Leary CASSIM. Edvard A. Marketing Sigma Phi Eptilon CHASE. Elliabath F. Sec. Trainleq Car.te'bury Club Oelte Zeta CHIKATA. Florence M. Pharmacy Lambda Kappa Sigma Veleda A. Ph. A. CHIN. Chao C. C. English ChTnete Sty. Club CHINN, Wallace W. Accounting Seta Alpha P i CHRISTIANSEN. Batty J. Art Oelta Delta Dolta CHU. Winifred Cy Elam. Ed c. Leary CLARK. Jo An' Physical Educ. Phi Ep.ilo--.Ch; p. e. Club McKee CLAUSEN. CLEMENT. CLICHE. Theodore G. Kendall S. Betty Mechanical Engr, Gen. Busman Speech A.S.M.E. Chi P� i llama ClIFFORO. Ft«r«nca R. Political Sci. Alpha Phi COGAN. John P. Law Pi Omicron Sigma Kappa Sigma COIEN. larnica K. N lining CLARK. Roiella M. Accounting IWA Traai. Blaine CLAUDSON, Thom a i T. Mechanical Engr. A.S.M.E. Sigma Phi Ep.ilon COLE. Jotaph F.. Jr. Personnel COLLINS. John E. English Standing in the courtyard of the women’s dorm are Senior Prominents Bill Quillian, Peggy Scott and Ted Van Dylc. Bill, a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, is a nationally known collegiate tennis player and was active in Big W and Oval Clubs. Pi Phi Peggy served as Senior Dance co-chairman, Rally Girls rally chairman, and was a member of the Homecoming Committee and Orchesis. Ted’s activities included Oval Club, Purple Shield, asso- ciate editorship of the Daily, numerous ASUW, AMS, and class committeos, and IFC executive council. His fraternity is Delta Upsilon. 47 DEXTER, Oarlcna M«� !c Educ. Mu Phi Epillon Orchw-'i Ponhyllenic Kapps Delta DIETZ. W«rr«A C. Wiyiki Scabbard Blade Theta XJ DICKSON. Robert J. Finance Scabbard Blade Alpha Kappa Pii Beta Gamma SIgm� DICKINSON. Antonie Mui C PI Beta Phi OILLERY. Marita F. N.'ling _ Harborvlew Hoip. DILLINGHAM, -■� ®T Drama Arena DIXON. Carol J. Comm. A' P' Alpha Sigma Leary Hell OONART. Marllog Ruth English Educ. Ph Beta Kappa Pi Lambda Theta Sigma Epillon Sigma DIXON. Roiemery Nuning Alpha Tay Oalta Pa.nhallanlc N.C.F. Swedish Hoip. DONNELLY. Robert H. Logging Eeor. rofoitry Club Xi Sigma Pi Weifmmiter Club Delta Teu Delta DOBSON, Wyman K. Pre-La� Alpha Sigma Phi DOROTHY Charla. V. Political Sc! Pi Sigma Alpha Table Tennii CLb Rainier Home DICKINSON. Donald H Biology DILWORTH. Jo Ann Home Ec. Home Ec. Club Delta Zefa DODGE. Downing A. Sociology YMCA Cabinet DOTY. Robert L Zc-o-ogy Vanity Boat Club Sigma Alpha Epillon DICKINSON. Virginia H. Home Ec. Hub Dance Chair. W Key Rally Keope Delta DIME. GaryE Finonce Arnold Air Soc. Kappa Sigma DOLLING. Tom M. Finance Sigma Chi DOUGLAS, William A. Political Sci. Malamwte Sec. Pi Sigma Alpha Pi Omicron S gma Lambda Chi Aiphe DICKINSON. William L. Political Sci. Ph. Kappa Sigma OITZ. Jamet P. Electrical Eegr. A.I.E.E. Tau Beta Pi Sigma X' Alpha Sigma Phi DONALD. Bruce E. Electrical Engr. E.S.C. Boa-a of Control AIEE-IRE Tau Beta Pi DOUPE. Craig Gan. Butlnau Repub. Club ppa Epillon Buckling down to work in d casual sort of way are activity-wise seniors. Ellen Ross and Don McCandless. They wore elected veeps of AWS and AMS respec- tively. Ellen served on the Council and is chairman of the Cabinet, as well as on the Bookstoro Board of Trustees. Her honoraries include Mortar Board, Totem Club, W-Key, Omicron Nu and Sigma Epsilon Sigma. She belongs to Kappa Alpha Theta. Don's honorary organ- izations consist of Purple Shield. Oval Club and Alpha Phi Omega. He was chairman of Campus Chost and AMS Advisory Board, and a member of the Junior Class Council and Phi Kappa Psi. His M. C. talent placed him in front of the crowd at several campus functions. 49 DOYLE. Jo Ann Journalism Th«fa Siam� Phi Co� mo. Club DRACOILY. ferrli L. Economic� r ; uc:i!o« DRAPER, D'are 0. Sociology P. Beta Phi DUGUE. Regit G. Accounting Com pan ( Chari Tran� . Club EAKIN. William F. Gan. Butin � � 8ig W Phi Delta Theta D'JMtTT. R� yE Hulocy Purple Shield Scabbard A B'ade Phi Alpha Theta Del'� Kappa Eptilon EASTERBROOK. William G. Aero. Engr. I.A.S. Theta XI DUNBAR. Elton E. Electrical Engr, AIEE-IRE EASTES. Gary C. . Transportation Sigma Nu ORAPER. Diana M. English Mortar Board Totem Club YWCA Cabinet Kappa Delta DUTTON. Robert J. Basketball Mgr. S.A.E. A.S.A.E. AIEE-IRE Phi Kappa Sigma ECKSTROM. Virginia J. Home E«, Pi Seta Phi DREW. Ann G, Home Ec. Int«r-Hel! Council ouxeuRY. Alyn C. Oceanography ECKTON. Wallace H Electrical E� gr. Tau Bata Pi AIEE-IRE Zeta Mu Tau OUBAY. DUBICK, DU CLAS. Robert C. Battie JoanM. Account-ng Home Ee. Finance Olympui Home Ec. Club Chi Omega DYE. Patricia M. Journalism Totem Club Theta Sigma Phi Kappa Delta EDDY. Roger C. Psychology DYKES. Jama� A. Gen. Business S3 m Yearn Hu� kjr Seim Club Phi Gemma Delta EOEEN. Charlo� L Pharmacy A. Ph. A. Kappe Psi DYNENT, Roger F. Electrical Engr. Raieie' Home EDWARDS. Ju� ti« S. Accounting Sgma Phi Epiilps EDWARDS. Leonard W. Sociology There XT EGAN. Evelyn H Joureeliim Pi Alpha Sigma Theta Sigma Phi Gamma Phi Bet EGGLESTON, Sidney D. Pjychologv Pi Kappa Alpha EIDE. John C. Elect'ical Engr. AIEE-IRE EIDE. Leonard N. Accounting Beta Alpha P� 1 EIFFE. Helen P. Rodio-TV ReoIo-TV Guild CISEMAN. Jack W, Accounting Beta Alpha P� i Tau Keppa Epsilon EK. John H. Radio TV Batketbell Track Sigma Alpha Eptilon EKLUND. Gerald A. Electrical Engr, AIEE IRE ELGIN. Lol� C. Home Ec. Phraterei ELLIOTT, Nelton W. Foreian Trade Pan Xenia World Trade Club ELSLIP. Barry T. Transportation Prop. Club EMERSON. Saraiinnie A. Political Sci. Management Club OA Secrerery Dance Inttructor ENG. Edward Electrical Engr. AIEE Scabbard S B ade Wah Kiu ENG, Kef H. Electrical Engr. AIEE Wah Kiu ENSCH. Jackie J. Sec. Edvc. Panhellenic Alpha Phi EPTON, William E Radio-TV ERICKSON. Cortr.y L. led. Art I.E.C. Theta Oelta Chi ERICKSON, Kenneth V. Communication� Purple Shield Daily Sport� Ed. Alpha Delta Sigma Delta Tav Della ERICKSON. Lionel H. Chemicot Engr. A.I.C.E. Kapp 5'grn.s To satisfy their sweet tooth, Margie Gill and Carol Batch- eldor stop at the HUB to buy a candy bar. Both girls have been active in Mortar Board, Totem Club and W-Kcy. Margie also has proven her leadership qualitios as ASUW Secretary, chairman of various committees for ASUW, AWS, and OA, and on the AWS Cabinet and Board of Control. She is a member of Pi Lambda Theta. Constituting Carol's activities are ASUW 2nd Vice President, Financo and Budgot Committoo, Homecoming committee secretary and AWS Concerts chairman. In addition she has served as an Air Force Sponsor, delegate to Program Panel and gen- eral secretary of OA. Her honorary is Beta Gamma Sigma and her sorority is Alpha Phi. ERICKSON. Nomia L Adverting Set Tneta Pi ESKRIDGE, Richard A. Tranipo'tation Delia Uptilon FABATZ, Anthony A. Gan. Butman Managamanl Club FALK. Inga A. Gan. Butinen Alpha Delta Pi FARMER Sunny Sm That S gma Phi Pi Alpha Sigma Kappa Kappa Gamma FARR. Find J. Ge«. Butiaatl Phi Dalle Tfceta FARRA, Don G. Gaa, Butmati Bataball Comp� � � 1 Chari Calv.n Club Bala Theta PI FARRELL. Bob Gan. Butinen Alpha Delta Phi FEOASH. Stella Pharmacy Lambda Kappa Sigma RhoChi Ntwmaa Club FEELEY, Sylvia Gen. Saiiwii Aloha Gamma Della FEHRENBACKER. Nadine S. Homa Ec. Home Ec. Club Alpha Della Pi FERGUSON. Jean A. Englith Alpha Chi Omega FIELDS. Doug Miitory Pi Om.cron Sigma I.F.C. Pret. of Phi Kappa Sigma FINCH, EarlC Ae'O. Engr. Wath. Engr. I«l, Ae'o. $ei. FINSTAD. Sharlana R. Oenlal Hygiene Yacht Club Autiin Hall FISCHER. John M. Pharmacy A. Ph. A. Kappa Pti FISHER. L Donald Gen. Sfudiei Oalta Kappa Eptilon FITZGERALD. Bart W. B. A Tag Kappa Eptilon FITZGERALO. John R. Zoology Phi Delta Thela FLAKS. Marvin A. Gen. Butinen Hillel Sigma Alpha Mu FLEMING. Joanna E. Radio-TV Hawaiian Club Radio-TV Guild Alpha Xi Dal la FLEMING. Kanneth R. Journaliirt Sigma Oalla Chi Drama Prod. FLEMING. Patar M. Traniportalioi� Propellor Club Arnold Air Sge, HuiVy Swim Club Sigma Alpha Eptilon FLESHER. Walter R. Civil Engr. MacGregor Houte FLETCHER. Jama� H. Gan. Butinen Phi Gamma Della FLETCHER. John D. Engr. FLOHR. Robert B. Fo-eign Trade Compan 4 Chart Purple Shield Phi Uptilon FLOWER. Mary Lee Elam. Educ. Alpha Phi 51 GOHLMAN, William £. Hittory Mnlomufei A'llpO Sigmo Phi GOLDFARB, Royal H. GOlEEKE Wallace J. Mutic Ovol Club Wii Mu Alpho GRANT lob Geology Variity loot Club Delta Kappa Epiilon GRANT, Go-dor K MutrC U. Glae Club Zeia P� i GRAY. David J. Pharmacy A. Ph. A. Kappa Pil GRIFFITH. A. Diana Hiitovy Sigma Epiilon Sigma Kappa Kappa Gamma GULLIKSON. Annaballa L. Engllvh YWCA SvnflttnipV.e GRIGGS. Evaratt G. Gen. 0.linesi H. W.S.C. I. F.C, De'ta Keep� Epiilon GUNI.AUGSON. Arthui Engineering GRONINGER. Beverly J. Art Alpha PM GUSTAFSON. Jamal W. Civil E gr. A.S.C.E. Alpha De'ta PM GOOD, Eva M. Nyrvng GRAY, Larry E. 8. A. Big W That a Cki GROSSMAN. Larry M Chemiitry Inteeyiawart Sigma Alpha Mu GUTHRIE. Robert H. Finance Delta Up� !Ion GORDON. Nancy G. Sociology Delta Za a GREEN. Joni Nuriing GROTJAHN, Harbart H. Gen. Studio� GORFKLE. GOULD. GRANEK. Sanford F . Gerald L. Philip A. Civil Engr. Pol. Sci. Anthropology I.F.C. V. Ch. Natl. IFC S-’gma Alpha Mu Acacia A.S.C.E. GREENSTREET. GREGORY. GRIFFIN. Vernon R. William H. William H. M«� ic Accounting Indu� . Educ. Wetley Club Alpha Kappa P� i Indv� . Educ. Club Phi Mu Alpha Beta Alpha Pil Exec. Sac.. I.F.C. Catcadt Alpha T u Om«ga GRYTNESS. GUISINS. GUERNSEY. MeW,. Y. George C., Jr. Kathlann Ani Elam. EdeC. Law Sociology Delta Zeta Dnltn That.� Phi Sigma Chi Phl Mu GUTTORMSEN. Richard A. Geography Sigma Alpha Epiilon GUY. Arthur W. Electrical Enqr. AIEEIRE Zeta Mu Teu Tau Beta Pi GUYER, Robert E. Gen. Studiei The a Chi GWILYN, Elward T. Engineering Ai.c.e. Pilgrim Club Happy memories remain with Beverly Bell and Gordy Walgren of their years at the U. Lilcewiso, happy memories remain at the U of Bev and Gordy for their prominence in activities. She put in many hours working on the activities Bureau and News Bureau, and is a mem- ber of Delta Delta Delta. Gordy, who belongs to Delta Upsilon, was Junior Class vice-president, chairman of Soph Leader's Conference and chairman of the ASUW Speaker's Committee. He belonged to Oval Club, served on the IFC executive board and is a member of Phi Delta Phi, law fraternity. 53 22 1 in |!| zc? 3 ji £ � 1-1 Slidl j !j-j fill i'll !? til £ 2 S I I 5 a n i .j I 1 6 at vi s ■? O . mn Ii- Z J2wj I 7 c si 5p§ «I J SSS? JA mi I-rJl • :? 3- il Stlj 0 IZ «I S2 1 2 m Z£ z x? ns 2W ni - •“ • Z2 2a Zj a� z; ; e S ■� lull §! I 8j.| 1= ?«-: ill� : ufe 31 i 2 151 Z 23 The easy way down is the best way down, say Joanne Williams and Fred Erickson, referring to the handy HUB elevator. They are president of AWS and AMS re- spectively. Joanne was recording secretary of AWS and Fred was treasurer of AMS and they each served on Board of Control. Winner of the Women's University Tennis Championship for three years, Joanne claimed membership in W Club; as well as Mortar Board, Totom Club and Kappa Kappa Gamma. She was activo on AWS and ASUW committees and majored in history. Fred's rowing interest gained him membership in Varstiy Boat Club. He was also a member of Oval Club and belongs to Phi Delta Theta. His major is political science. HIGA. Anita E Statlitict HIGCIN. William 0. Indut. Edue. Indut. Educ. Club HILL. Carol B Nutting HILL. Leonidat E. Hlttory Delta Kappa Eptilon HIU. Virginia M. Journeliim Theta Sigma Phi To en Club Radio-TV Guild Alpha Delta Pi HILTON. Joan H Art Educ. Alpha Omleron PI HOBBS, Gilbert H. Electrical Engr. AIEE-IRE HOIBS. Leon D. Pharmacy Lambda Chi Alpha HOBI. Ann Home Ee. Kappa Kappa Gamma HODSON. Patricia J. Soc-oiogv Ratty C ub Totem Club De'ta Gemma HOGAN. Elwood 0. Accounting Oval Club Beta Alpha Pi Beta Theta Pi HOLOER. Dorothy A. Hurting HOLLAND. Kathryn S. Politic ! Sei. Ze'a Ta j Alpha HOLM. Signe P. Gen. B.� r«n Alpha X! Delia HOLMAN. Margaret A Nutting Publie Health G'ed, Nw'mii Club HOLMS. John Ge . But nett Alpha Kappa Pir Ph. Kappa Tau HOLT. Gerald A. Mechanical Engr. A.S.M.E. Theta Chi HOLT. Ralph L. Hlttory Bachelori Club Alpha Delta Phi HORLUCK. Ma«y Leuli Elam. ta.c. Pbratacet Edvt. Oub HOSKINS. Blaine L. Zoology Alpha Eptilon Della Compati B Cha'i HOSTETLER, Clinton L. Ptychologr Acacia HOWARD. John R. Oemiitry Alpha Kappa Lambda HOWE. William B. Civil Engr. A S.C.E. Raineer Houte HOWELL, E. Ann Joumalitm Theta Sigma PhJ Delta Oe'.ta Delta 55 Vic Dimetre, Sandy Gorfkle and Bill Nichols view the rush of Journalism students in Lewis Hall. IFC occupied much of Vic's spare moments, since he was on the Ex- ecutive Board and editor of the newspaper. He likowlso was active in Delta Chi, on the Junior Class Cabinet and on the School Spirit committee. Phi Dolt Bill was a member of Oval Club and accepted the responsibility of Homecoming Dance Chairman. Also participating in IFC and Oval Club was Sandy. Additional memberships included Purple Shield and Sigma Alpha Mu. HOWLAND, Morrl. A. Architecture Atelier Caicado Houle HUANG. Cheng-Wang Economic. HUANG. Donald T. Chemical Engr. A.S.C.E. Sherwood HUBSERT. Barbara L Home Ec. Sigma Kappa HUGH8ANKS. Jam . Polit-cai Sci. l.f.C. Aloha S-ljrrj Phi HUGHES. Lao T. Electrical £ngr, IRE HUNGERSUHLER, Danny A. Gen. Bu.imm Chi 9i. HUNTER. Ev.lyn G. Home Ec. HUNTE Samuel J. Pfe-Med. I.F.C. Pret. Ol Alpha Delta Phi HUNTIING. 10« Ann Phy.ical Educ. Ph. Ep.lion Chi U. Preview Slain HUPPIN. Chari . E Law Pi Omicrofl Sigma Phi Alpha Delta Sigma Alpns Mu HUSON, Halen Anna Jowmall.m Theta Sigma Phi Daily HUSTEO. Mary Beth Political Sci. S na EciUon Sigma HUSTON. Marcia C Motic Alpha Dalia Pi HUTCHINS. We.ley S Architecture Phi Gamma Delta HUTCHINSON, David R. Prc-Med. Dalia Tau Delta HVRY, Amalia J. Sociology INGRAHAM. Gale A. Wi.tory EduC. Scabbard I Slade Rofcre INGRAHAM, Sally C. Homo Ec. Silver Filh Alpha Chi Omega INSEL. M.J«an Drama Educ. IWASAKI. Raymond T. Gen. Stvdie. Monderich JACKSON, Mari L Elen. Edvc. Delta Delta Delta JACOBSEN, Catherine L Nu'.mg G ad. Nunn Club JACOBSON. Con.tanca M. Home Ec. Home Ec. Club JAC08S0N. Edwin H. Ge«. Bu.Inei. Chi Pti JACOSSON. Mary Ellen Gev Studie. JAMES, Albert A Pharmacy Pi Kappa Alpha JAMES. Richard Lea ln.ur.ince Managenenl Club JARV|$, Harvey H Gen. Business Big ••W Sigma Alpha Ept'lon JOHNSON, Harold O ACMMtilig Bela Theta Pi JENNINGS, Jeanne I. Nursing Grod. Nunes Club JOHNSON. Jerry M P'elaw Purple Shield Basketball Bio ' W Phi Delia Thela JEWETT. Dal. I. P. E. Educ. Oval Club Swim Club 8-Q ' W Sigma Alpha Eptilon JOHNSON. John A. Gen. Business JOHNSON. Oliva Nurting JOHNSON, louann C. Home Ec. Kappa Alpha Theta JOHNSTONE Avon M Drama A'.nn Canterbury JONES. Carol M Ge� . Sludiet Delta Gamma JONES. Joanne M Mathematics Oelta Delia Oello JONES. Lee M. Sociology Ea«c. Panhellonic Pres. Totem Club 8oord ol Control Delta Oelta Delta KAlllCOTT. Ed ft he Arm Elem. Educ. McKee KANE. Michael A. Sociology Be’a Theta Pi KANIKEBERG. Nancy L P. E. Educ. P. E. Club Ph Epsilon Chi Blaine Pres. KARLEN. Kathryn M. French Pni Sign� lota KASTICAHN. Donald M. Trantporfation A'nold Air $o Football Phi Kappa Sigma KATARA. Baldev B Eieclrkal Engr. Cosmo Club VISA Coun, Pres. KAVANAUGH. Arl.n W. Finance Theta Chi KAYNOR. Kirk G. Gen. Business Track Phi Delta Theta KELLEY. William L Civil Indut. Engr. Taw Beta Pi Vanity Seim Pi Omic'on Sigma Ph Kappa Sigma KELLY. Donald M. Pharmacy Kappo Pti KELLY. Kalherina J. Nurting KENDIG. Harold I., Jr. Economic� Delta Alpha Gamma Compots t Chart Pon Xenie Phi Oelta Theta KENNEDY. Jamet E. La« Alpha Sigma Phi KHTAIAN, Gaorge A ,. Jr. Accounting Alpha Kappa Ps! 8etn Alphe Pti KIEBURTZ. Richard B. Electrical Engr. AIEE IRE Tas Beta Pi KIELHAEK. Floyd G. Arch.tee ure Atelie' KIME, Jim D. Insurance Scabbard Blade KINCH, John w Sociology Wei ley Club KINCH. Marian E. Elem. Educ. Wesley Club KING. 8elle B Sociology YWCA Cob. Inferhell Our.. Aviti JOHNSON. Anna F. Gen. Studies Silver Fish Chi Omega JOHNSON. Barbara Nurting JOHNSON. Corinna M Music Mu Ph: Epsilon Chi Omega JOHNSON, W. Morgan Accounting Kappa Sigma JOHNSON, Richa-d i. Electrical Engr. AIEE IRE JOHNSON. Sutan Home Ec. Home Ec. Club Kapoe Alpha Thela JORDAN, Oavld C. Joumalitm Alpha Della Sigma lambda Cn’ Alpha JOUKOVSKY, Natalie M Sociology Moriar Boe'd Sigma Eptiton S.gma Alpha Kappa Delia 5igma Kappa kadoshima, Harry T. Accounting Beta Alpha Pti Sy� coa JOHNSON. Gordon W. Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. A.S.M.E. Wetlmintler Alpha Kappa Lambda JOHNSTON. Gen, Bvtinett Oval Club Vartilv Bowiina Bacheio't’ Club Phi Kappa Sigma KAHAN, Naomi Y. Home Ec, Journalism Moriar Board Theta Sigma Ph! Omieron Nu KING. KING. Dorothy E. Harlay M. Horn Ec. Production Kappa Kappa Gamma MacGregor KISKADDON, William V. Eloctrical Engr. YMCACab. Promenade's KLASEll, Joanna E. Homo Ec. Roily Girl� Chi Omega KINKAOE. M. Dalo Gorman Gammo Dol'd 0 1 ta Phi Alpha P. Kappa Phi KIRKLAND. Tom E. Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. Ta. Kappa Epillon KlEWENO. Gilbart H. Transportation Lambda Chi Alpha KNOX sui i. Ind. Detlgn Dalta Tou Dolta KOETJE. Edward L Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. Tau Beta Pi Zefa Mu Tau KOHL, Trills M. English Delta Dalta Oalta KOMEN. Richard 6. Accounting Bachelor's Club Be' Alpha Psi Phi Kappa Sigma KONOPASKI. Ronald L Pha-macy Kappa Pi- R o Chi I.F.C. KRENGEL Walter F. Zoology Delta Kappa Epsilon KUESLER. John 1. Go«. Business Phi Gamma Delta KUE8LER. Robert L History Phi Gamma Delta KUEHNER. Karl E. Pre.Law Sigma CM KURIYAMA, Sumiko (Sue) H. Psychology Sororia Education Clvb KYLLINGSTAO. Jack Pre Oent. Big W Oval Club I.F.C. $ gma Ch! LABONGE. Carl A. Production Big ' W Oval Club Alpha Tau Omega LACOSS. William D. Electrical Engr. Taw Beta PI AIEEIfit S'gma-Chi LAM. Robert Indus. Design LAMBERT. Mariana J. Art Mckee Hall LAM6ERTON. Virgy Lou Accounting Alpha Gamma Delia LAMON. Harold A . Jr. Marke'ing Marketing Club KORTMAN Frederick C Psychology Phi Kappa Pii KRAA8EL. Paul 8. Economic! Alp1� Tau Omogo KRAFT, Howard P. P'a-Law Sigma Alpha Mu REGAL, KUELPMAN, Darrell L. Advertising PM Gamma Delta LACY, Richard C. Marketing 8!g W Varsity Boa' Club Ova' Club Sigma Nu KUHNS. Nathanlal P. Acco.'.ting 8 1� Alpha Pii KULSETH. Jani� I. Engliih Edvc. Alpha Chi Omega lAFROMBOISE, Richard R- Polifieal Scl. Sigma Alpha Eptilon LAHTI. Norman Indus. Daiign O. A. Indui. Deugn Club KUNIYOSHI. Richard S. Marketing Synkoa Ma ke!ng Club Hawaii Club LAIOLAW. Dorothy E. English H.W.S.C. Cosmo Club Ze a Taw Alpha LAMPSON. Adala Elam. Edwc. PI Be'a Ph' LAN DA. Jorga F. Phormaey A. Ph. A. Rho Chi LANDWEER. Jamas R. Mechanical Eng . Pi Omicron Sigma A.S.M.E. Alpha Oel'a PM LANE. Jamas F. History Radio-TV Guild Phi Kappa Sigma LANE. r� t� t m. G mt«I Buiineu V� 'i!fy Boa Club Flying Club Pit U Oil Son LAUGHEAD Lyt« 0. Math. Educ. LANGE . G.-ald O. Phyvcal Educ. g -W Oval Club Thet Chi LAWRENCE. Frederic E- Pharmacy Kappa Pvi Pf i Kappa S gma LEISY. David C. A«ro. Engr. H.W.S.C. In� � . A ro. Sc � Phi Kappa Sig ra LEWIS. Jamet . Com. A t Alpha Delta Sigma Lambda Oi Alpha LEMIO, J. Richard Mechanical Sngr. Phi Sigma Kappa LEWIS. Robert M. Zoology tig W Oval Club Va'iity Swim Phi Delia Theta LANGLANO. Mary Loo Builnett Educ. Paahelianic Preiident ol Alpha Gamma Delta � . Richard O. Journaliim Pi Omicron S.gma Scabbard I B ode Compel t Chart Delta Chi LEPSE. Robert PtychoSogy LEWIS. Thoma� L. Jr. Pe' ion net LANGLOW, Jean K. Engliih Sigma Kappa LAYMAN. Latter G. Accounting Beta Alpha Pt! LESHGOLD. Richard Piychologv Mu Nu Omic'On Inter, ewt'i Zeta Beta Tau LIBBY. Anna I. Med. Tech. Mu Tau LAPINS. Uldii E Engineering Tau Beta P A.s.M.e. LARSON, LARSON. Alyce L Barbara E. Nurting Nuning Alpha Tau Delta LARSON. Geraldine A. Engliih P'eiident of SynedelpVic LEAVITT. Margaret A, Hurting LE VESCONTE. Grace M Med. Tech. Mu Tau Zeta Tau Alpha LEE. Oliva K. Med. Tech. Silver Fiih Me Tau Alpha X! delta LEHDE, Jamal F. Journah'im Alpha Delta Sigma Ruth H. Home Ec. Inter-Hall Council Prei. of Leary Hall LEVEY, Merialla S. See. Training Alpha Epiilon Phi LEW. Raymond T. Accounting Be'a Alpha Pti Alpha Kappa Pi I LEW. Shirlay D. Home Ec. Home Ec. Club YWCA LIETWELER. Chartei J. Gen. Suiineii Phi Mu Alpha U. W. Band LIND. Karin Eiem. Educ Oelta Delta Delta LINGENIRINK. Arthur W. Tranipo'tation Propellar Club Kappa Sigma LINK. Olant E. Horn� £c. Tyee But. Mg . Kappa Alpha Theta Delaying a session with the books, Georgia 8igelow and Bill Reams pause on the stops outside the Library. Honorarios are not lacking in Georgia’s college record. She belonged to W-Key, Totem Club and Mortar Board, as well as winning the Scholarship Banquet Award for being tho top senior in psychology. Alpha Chi Omega. AWS Council and Athletic committee claimed her membership. She has rendered sorvico a Rally president and card stunt chairman. Athletic abilities entitled Bill to affiliation in Big W Club and Oval Club. He is also a member of IFC and Psi Upsilon. 59 ume. Alpha Gamma Delta LOCKtTT, Jam.. W. Ae'o. Engr. Phi Delta Theta LOCKHART, William L. Economic. Alpha Delta Phi LONG, John W. Pharmacy Rho CM LUCKEY, Robert M. Radio-TV Radio-TV Guild Alpha Sigma Phi LONGWIll. William G. Gen. Suslret. Alpha Kappa P� i LUM16Y, Don D. Soc U°X LOOMIS. J. aldlna R. £lem. Educ. Yell Queen Halt� Girl. AWS Council Alpha Phi LUNDBERG. Lo . M. Nwting LOOEN. Betty M. Mud. Tech. Mu Tau McKee Hall LOHR. Jamel R. Forettrv Fore.t Club Delta UptiSon LOPP, Kathleen M. Elem. Educ. Kappa Phi LOUDON, Richard Civil Engr. A.S.C.E. 8ig W Alpha Della Phi LUNDBERG. Ted R. LUNOSTEOT. Donald Marketing Accounting Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Kappa Pti Beta Alpha P.i Rainier Hou.s LYOGATE. Oarlei M. Hiltory ?• Kappa Alpha McCRACKEN. Willard F. Journali.m Colume. Sigma Oalta Chi Da ty Theta XI McGEt Boyd J. Setine� . Ad. Acacia LYON. Eduard A. Mechanica! Engr. Ccmpe� 4 Chart Scabbard 4 Slade A.S.M.E. Theta Xi McCUSKER. Robert Gan. Butina.. Sigma Alpha Eptilon McCANDLESS. Don K Sociology AMS Vice-Pre� . Oval Club Alpha Phi Omega Phi Kappa P� i McOONAGH, Patricia A. Home Ec. Omicron Nu Alpha Delta Pi McCANN. Bruce E. P'od. Management McCarthy, Margaret H. Home Ee. McDonald, Edward I. Fore.try Delta Uptiloa McOONALO. Jean C. Sociology Delta Gamma McGUINNESS. Sette Bu.ine.i Eovc. Bu� . Educ. Club Kappa Delie MelNTOSH. Jack L Engineering MelNTOSH, Joan C. Elem. Educ. Rally Girl. Phratere. McKinnon. Jin Apperel Det'.gn Alpha Phi LOKKEN, Jeen H. Chemi.try Phratere. P’et. We.tmin.ter Club Board o! Control LOUGHNAN. Aylene K. Ad Totem Club Delto Gamma LOKKEN. John R. Gen. Butina.. Delto S:gma Phi LOUIE. Edmond K. Comm. Det. Pamauw. LUTHER, Georgia K. Sociology Alpha Xi Delta LUTZ. Paul N. £l m. Educ. Pi Kappa Phi McCLARY. Leonard W. Gen. Butina.. Manage-ial Council Hirii£ Frying Club Phi Kappa Sigma McEACHERN. Joan K. Elem. Educ. Zata PM Eta Delta Gamma McClellan, Janice Jocrnali.m Theta Sigma Phi Sigma Kappa McGARAH. Alv. 8 Art Educ. Pi Lambda Theta McLACHLAN. Kent A. Economic. Big W“ Seta Theta Pi MCLAUGHLIN. Jack A. Chemi.try Delta Up.iton LONON. Eliiabeth E Engli.h Educ. Umler rad. Eng. Club Mutic A'e. Comm. LUCKEY. Jo Ellen Political Sei. Morta' Board LUVERA, Anita J. Sociology Mortar Board To'em Club Alpha Kappa Oelta Pr i Zete Tau Alpha MeCORMICK. Jean Engli.h Educ. McGARRIGLE. W. Jay Mechanical Eno . A.S.M.E. Alpha Sigma Phi Mclennan R. Marlene Med. Tech. Mu Tau Au.tin Hell Which twin has the Toni dobatos Ginny as tho three relax in the afternoon sun. Virginia Hill has kept the TYEE Staff in shape by beginning on the Office Staff, then becoming Division Editor and finally this year sorving as Edtor. She has worked on the DAILY Staff, Song and Stunt Night com- mittee, has been Homecoming Publicity co-chairman, Totem Club secretary. Alpha Delta Pi vice president and is a member of Theta Sigma Phi. Also keeping tho TYEE Staff functioning is Jim Honnos, a former Division Editor and Editor-in-Chief. He has been active on Song and Stunt com- mittee. as AMS secretary, as Par- ents' Weekend chairman and in Oval Club of which ho received the award for Outstanding Fresh- man Man. Honorarios include Purple Shield, and Scabbard and Blade. Theta Chi twin Jack has been vice president of the house as well as having been elected to Purple Shield, Zeta Mu Tau, and Oval Club. His other activities includo Frosh DAILY, TYEE Sports Editor, Hub Dedication com- mittee, and OA Steering com- mittee. McMANUS. Chat C. Mechanic ! Esgr Theta CM McNAMfcc. Robert S. Sen. Sutinett Pgrpit Shield Oval Club Big -w Alpha D l� e Pfcl mcpherson. Jack L SlSTSlU. mcpherson. John J Electrical Engr, AIEE-IRE McTEE. Robert Chaemicel Es-gr. Aice MecDONALD. Donald R. Trantportalipa Alpha Tau O—ega MacDOUGALL, true ? Hiitory to«e. Young Damocrat� To; Kappa Eptilon MACE. Nancy C. Civic� Silver K� h SoniM PM Beta MacFAOYEN, Marrion A. Spaniih UW Yacht Club MACK. Helen L. Nwrting Zera Ta« Alpha MACKEY. Dan. Jr. Political Sc . JIFC Theta Delta Chi MACKEY. Mary 1, Nurtlaig MacLEAN, Bruca M. Economic� fan Xer.ii MaclEOD. Gary B.A. Purpl Shield Gamma Della MADER. Ann Sociology S Ive Fi� h Alpha Phi MAGEE. Thome� E. Bwtinet� S� at. Big W Football Alpho Tag On-ogn MAGNUSON. We� tly W,. Jr. Electrical Engr. Wetley Club AIEE MAHAFFEY. William T. I� dv� . Edac. Compel� I Chart Indu� . Educ. Clvb Alpha Oalra Phi MAHER Edward M. Architactuf Phi Ginmi Delta MAHER. MRS. Ruth E. Nvrjiog Blackford Hall MAIMGREN, Arthur L. Electrical Engr. AIEE-IRE O.A. Tag l«tt Pi MANOERLY, Ouana A, Pharmacy Scabbard t Blade MANTEL. Richard D Tranipo'iatian Management Club I.A. Count 1 MAR. Brian W. Chemical Engr. AICE Tau Beta Pi Pi Lambda UptUon Bringing a little Christmas cheer to campus are Santa’s helpers, Anita Luvera and Katie Tarbill. High scholarship gained Anita membership in Sigma Epsilon Sigma and Alpha Kappa Delta, sociology honorary. In addition she was president of Zeta Tau Alpha, a Panhellenic of- ficer, W-Key secretary, Totem, and Mortar Board member and on the ASUW Operating committeo. Journalism major Katie became prominent on campus during her sophomore year when she was sec- retary of the class; she continued in the samo office in W-Key. Sinco then she has continued to be active in Mortar Board and Totem Club and has held such positions as historian of Theta Sigma Phi, vice president of Pi Alpha Sigma, secretary of Kappa Phi and busi- ness manager of the DAILY. MARENAKOS. James 8. Finance MARSH, Elaina Art Education Sororia MARSHALL. Geneenne M, Dental Hygien Delta DeJta Delta MARSHALL. Rickard L. Pharmacy Kappa Pji A. Ph. A. MARTENS Carol E. Psychology Kappa Delta MARTENS. Larry L. Pharmacy Kappa Pii 8etj Theta Pi MARTIN. Dlno Alpha Sigma Phi MARTIN, Fora.t V. Economics Alpha Delta Pi MARTIN. Roberta J. Homo Economic Wesley House. Fret. Wei ley Club Kappa Phi MARTIN. Sharon L Far Eait Alpha Chi Omega MATROSS. Phillip A. Induttriai EduCOt.OO laduitriat Edue. Club Edvcat'-oo Club MAnHEWS. Lorin R. Meteorology MATTHEWS, Malcolm I Aero. Engr. IAS Engineering) Council MAULE. Joyce L Gen. Business Chi Omega MAXUM. Barnard J. Electrical Engr. Tag Be a Pi AIEEIRE Sigma Xi MAZUROSKY. Word J. History Sigma Alpha Mu MEAO. Herb General Business Ova! Club Batchelors' Club Theta CM MEEKHOT. Donald M. Speech Calvin Club MELANDER. Dennit G. Mechanical Eng . A.S.M.E. S.A.E. Pi Omriceon Sigma Acacia MELSETH. Marvin J. Indus. Design Indus. Design Clu Phi Kappa Sagma MENASVETA Deb Fi.heriet 7eta Mu Tau Chelan Home MENDEL. Robert A. Dentistry Phi Gamma Delta MERRILL. Sahll English Delta Gam-na MESSER. Rita-Lou Home Economics Home Ec. Club METTER. Raymond E. Electrical Engr. Atee MEUll. William P. Ceramic Engr, ACS Keramos lambda Ch! Alpha MEZISTRANO. David J. Accounting Alpha Epulon Pi MEZISTRANO. Robert J. General Butiness Alpha Epsilon Pi do wtr P m mi? ir J ?r ' 1 •;rl |lr= Z m ?as:r f-?’ a ? ‘ r i oo I Z £ S?2 III IF If •? r ? 2 £ JS £ . .p- ?c . -o a P mmn isjvs ■% tfr i ?3 • 7 3?: f ? P rl llfi ? ro ® 1 T I! Hit if fr ® -vO T1 O’.” I5' !T? £ • 3 f X nfl ?? E ??= £ rifis u f ft P jm e • 1 iM ;• m i T l ? £ O ft ? ?T £ £ -•i -2 00 o.' c « z PI ? 0 |Fpi - o© J 7 £ «o CO 2« I II sp £ ?f$ 5 If? £■ 7?w5 RjS £ f|!| S SJ £ f� £ff £ r|o|i? T.ihz 2 l-3ss skr gl ) i'D sri -i Up, up and out from the depths of darkness comes Bill Wilson, aided by Barbara Waller and Dick Lacy. Serving the Senior Class as secretary, Barbara also exercised her leadership as vice president of Delta Delta Delta, chairman of Assemblies committee, sub-chairman of Campus Chest, on AWS Concerts committee and in Totem Club. Tho presidency played a major role in Bill's freshman and sopho- more years when ho hold that office in both classes. Ho was ASUW Homecoming chairman, and a member of Oval Club and Purple Shield. Treasurer was the capacity in which Dick served the Senior Class. Varsity Boat Club, Big W Club and Oval Club also occupied a prominent place in his leisure activities as did a Homocoming committee chair- manship. NELSON, NELSON. NELSON. NELSON. NEUMANN. NEWCOMER. NEWMAN. NEWTON, Janat A«« Job.n £. Maurice A R � d H. John. W. Jaannlne L Russel W Ann Sociology Wesley Club Finance I.F.C. Acacia Mecha-ieal Engr. Aloha Phi Omega A.S.M.E. Bela Alpha Psl EtecHol Engr. Wash. Eng. OA Interviews Comm. Trgta Delta Chi Gen. Studies Pol. Sc! Sl� m. Educ. Pi Lambda Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma NEWTON, NICHOLS, NICHOLS. NIETflELO. NILSSON. NIPPER. NOBACH. NORDSTROM. Eleanor A. Grae, fc. WTlIiam C. Marilyn Erick Georg L Norman P. Broca A, Sociology Gamma toil Bela 8 S Finance ?. E. Eds . A-t Geography Ge- . Business Gen. Business Oval Club Phi Delia That� P. E. Club Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon A pha Sigma Phi Bachelors' Club Sr. Dancn Comm. 5et« Theta Pi NORMAN. NORMANN. NORVELL. NULL. NUNAN. NYSTROM. O'BRIEN, OFFER Muil, . J . Sortn F. Jacques M Jack E. Allan P. Carole J Bob! M. Carol J English D«:t� Gamma Rnyiiei Go . Butineu Mechanical Engr. Fo'est-y Tau Phi Delia Home Ec. Elam. Fdwc. Pol. Sei. Husky S� rrt Club Tau Kudos Epiilon Sigma CM Thai Chi Alpha Phi Pi Lambda Theta Kappa Kaopa San Sigma Kappa itmn O'GALLIGAN, OH. OKIYAMA, OLBEROING. OLSON. OLSON OLVING, O'NEILL, John A. Lull Elalna S. Harold H Hal. G. Janet I. Gerhard Layton J P. E. Educ. Electrical Engr. Pharmacy Marketing Indus!. Design Gen. Berness Architecture P. H. P. M. Hwly Swim Club Big W Theta Clli AIEEIRE Lambda Kaooa Sigma Valeria Am,r. Mktg. Club Am '. Mgr-if. CluD. Delta Tau Delta Chi Omega UW Yacht Club Estonian Club Phi Beta Kappa O'NEILL S«lly Jo P' -Med. W tl y Club Alpha Eoiilon Doll Kappa Phi on, CKartat R Civil E g� . Eflgt. Council a!?.C.e. OPHEIM, Alfred S. Marketing Mafioting Club on. Jana M Elam. Edge. Kaopa Phi Co; . Wailay Club Cou OPPEL. Ingaborg S. Englith Cosmopolitan Club YWCA OSMUNDSON. John S. Anthropology OSSINGER. Dick W. Radio-TV Phi Mu Alpha on. M Accounting Sat a Alp Pii OTTERSIN, Margaret A. Hnlory Kappa Kappa Gamma PACKARD. Joan P. Elam. Educ. Me Ken Hall PANG. Sua I. Hurting PAROO, Richard 0. Forettry Eorattn Club x: Eta Pi Ta� Ph. Oal� a PARJUS. Alberto C. Mechanical Engr. Spanith Club Oeoce last. Comm. Lambda Chi Alp PARKS. Donald C Political S i. Pi Omicroo Sigma Tav Kappa Eptiloa PARISH. Sally J. Speech Pi Seta Phi OSTERIERG. Marvel P. Mathematici Sigma Kappa OSTROM. Patricia L Gen. Stud at Delta Delta Delta PALFREYHAN, Lee Accounting Sacheion' Club Delta Uotilon PALMER Jo Eric Radio-TV KUOW Stafi KCTS Start PARTINGTON. Richard L Civil E-ugr. ASCE Ze'a Mu Tau S.A.M.E. PARVEY, Dona M. Mittor� OTOSHI. Marianna J. Med. Tech, lota Sigma Pi Sigma toii-’on Sigma PANCHENKO. Ann M. Art Torem Club Panhetienc P'et. Sigma Kappa PAULSON. Gleddy Norwegian Rally Girl� PAYNE. Frank W. Lae Delta Tau Delta PEOERSEN. Jam� � M. Forettry Wetlay Clvb Fo'ett Club PEOUES. Thelma Nurting PERINE. tarbara A. E em. Edwc. Pi lamboa Theta Delta Delta Delta PERKINS, Jahn E Gen. Sutinen Sigma Chi PERKINSON. Robert J Pharmacy A. Ph. A. PETERS. Nichole I J Journalitm Alpha Delta Sigma PETERSEN. Jeramy M. Finance Purple Shield Oval Club Pi Omicron Sigma Alpha Delta Phi Classes aren't so Important that Graham Molitor and Dean Parsons can’t stop in the Quad for a greeting and a picturo. Many campus committees have been aided by the helping hand of Graham, who has served as chairman of various AMS, IFC, ASUW and Class committees. He acted on IFC Executive Council and AMS Ad- visory Board, and was a member of Oval Club and Phi Kappa Sigma. Prominent were his offices as vico president of both his sophomore 6nd senior class. Dean, a civil engineering major was assistant secretary of ASCE. Outstanding in athletics, he par- ticipated in basketball, football and track; thus becoming a member of Oval Club and Big W” Club. He belonged to Phi Delta Theta. A sight familiar to any UW student and one not to bo soon forgotten by graduating seniors is the Quad, where friends like Jack Kyllingstad and Stan Rood are prone to meet. Jack was a member of the Varsity football team. He won the football team scholarship award, is a member of Big W Club and Oval Club. His duties also included being president of Sigma Chi and mem- bership to Pi Omicron Sigma. Stan Reed filled the tre- mendous job as Editor of the DAILY the first half of the school year. He was also president of Sigma Delta Chi. professional journalistic fraternity, and a member of Oval Club. PETERSON. PETERSON. PETERSON. PETERSON PETERSON, PETERSON. Donald E. Jan.� E Lora J. Lorana F Sally Rae Speech Educ. Sara Mae Electrical Engr. Sociology Home Ec. clem. Educ. Music AIEE Honde'ich Alp ! X. Delta Home Ec. Club Pi Beta Phi Alpha Chi Omega Z«tj Phi Eta Onlta Gamma Mu )'h- Eptilo AROTC rpo.n Totem Club Kappa Kappa PETERSON. PETRAEORG. PETRONE. PEIRUPOULOS. PHIFER. PHILLIPS. William £ Nancy A. Edward Athanassios Oavid W . Frank P. Civil Eng-. ASS Forestry Foreign T� ade Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon Compass K Chart Scobbard S B.'ade Deita CM Civil Engr. A5CE Rally Girls Alpha PM Forest Club Tau Phi Delta Pan Xenia A.S.C.E. PHILLIPS. PHILLIPS. PHILLIPS, PICCHENA PICCIRILLO. PICKETT. Lorraine W Patricia J. Robert Bill W. Mary Lou Owiqht Gen. Business Nursing Home Ec. Educ. Muiic Finance History Alpha Chi Omega Club Encore O. A. Alpha Delta Phi YWCA Alpha Phi Alpha Tau On PIERSCE. PILON. PIPER PITCHER. POLLMAN, POLLOCK. Chdfltt R. Lorralaa M. Marforla R. Clyde I. Walter W Richard L Physical Educ. P.fc. Club Zoology Journalism B. A. Pharmacy Economic Mortar Board Totem Club AWS Council Alpha Omicron Pi Theta Sigma Phi S qua Nu Robb n McKeisious Award Oelta Sigma t YMCA Debate 66 POMERENK. POPOFF. Ralph K. Alexander 5 Personnel Engineering Management Club InO. House Coun. POPOFF. Marie Med. Tech Mu Teu POTTER. Randall A MnrVeling VMCA Pres. Promenadert PUCKETT. Lance F. Gen. Business Ph! Kappa Psi POTTER. Roy M Insurance Management POWELL. Barbara G. History Chi On-ego PUTNAM. Douglas K. Mechanical Engr. Intra. Sr. Man. Phi Kappa Sigma OUACKENBUSH. Stanley F. Mechanical Ena'. Phi Gemma OaT'a RANKIN. Fred O. Phermecy lambda Chi Alpha RILLING. Pearl L. Med. Tech. Pni Beta Kappa Mw Tow RICHMOND Earl H. Gen. Business RATCLIFFE. Tom atn. Business abbard Blsde 5tu. fac. Rel, Choir. Tau Kappa Epsilon RAY. Bernard F. Aero. Engr. I.A.S. RHINE, RHODES. Ronald J. deck Marketing Accounting Sigmo Pi RICHTER. Jacklyn M. Dont. Hygiene Panhellenic Soa'd Delta Zeta Pres. RIGGS. Barbare J Elem. fdue. Delta Delta Delta POPWELL. Virginia Geography Kappa Phi Ph’ateres Pres. YWCA PRATT. Tuckie English Homecoming Sec. Kappa Alpha Thota OUILLIAN, William W. Finance Big 'W Oval Club Phi Gamma Delta RAYNOR. John C. Accounting Alpha Kappa Psi RHODES. Larry F. Economics Big W Beta Theta Pi RIGGS. Frank B. Pharmacy PORTER, Sidnay Civil Engr. a.s.c.e. PREVOST. Ray G. Mechanical Engr A.S.M.E. OUINN. Norman W. Prelaw H.W.S.C. Zeta Psi RAZZORE Dolores E. Homo 6c. Home £c. Club Omieron Nu RICE. Hadley M Foreign Trade Pan Xe-ia Sigma Nu RILEY. Charles E Gen. Business Phi Gamma Delta POSKA. Jeaice M. Elem. EduC. Pi Bata Phi PRICE. lea Pre-Dent. Beta Theta Pi RABEl. Leigh W. Gen. I lull ness Menagerie! Coun. Sr. Man. Ski Team Compass Chart Phi Delta theta REAMS, William M. Gen. Business 3g W Oval Club l.F.C. Psi Ups-lon RICHARDS. Ann H. English Kappa Kappa Gamma RILEY. Edward F. Politico! SO. Purple Shield Newman Club Cospass Chart Psi Uptilon POTH. Merliss G. English English Club UW Young Demo. PRIEBE, Wesley L. Art Compass ft Chart MacG'egor RAFTER, Jack 6. Engineering REED. Stenley M, Journalism Sigma Delta Chi Pres. Daily Edito RICHAROSON. Robert E. Pre-law Flying Club RIVENBURGH. Charmian G. Sociology Alpha Kappa Oelta Gamma Phi 8eta POTTER. Alvin Sociology PRIM, Merle M. Sociology Swim Club Arnold Air Soc. RAINFORD. Harold D. Marketing Marketing Club Management Club REEVES. Joan Y. Nursing Phi Chi Delta Oelta Ma Alpha Tau Oelta RICHMOND. Diane L. Gen. Business Alpha Chi Omeaa ROACH. Richard R Drama Arena Phi Beta Kappa Zela Psi ROBBINS. ROBERTS. William E. 0 1 C. Phytic ! Educ. Iniyrance Alpha Delta Ph ■ Alpha Kappa Pii Scabbard I Blade Alpha $lgm-a Phi ROCKEY. ROENING. HtltaM. Donald W. Home £c. Electrical Engr. Pi Lambda Theta AlEE Omlcron Nu Phi Kappa Tau Totem Club Kappa Kappa Gamma ROSATTO. ROSE. Emanuel E. Beverley J. Sviineii Law Nursing Alpha Koppa Pii Ze ta Tau Alpha ROBERTSON, Joyca M. Numng _ Harborview Delta On'ra Delta ROBERTSON, Wilma L. English Delta Delta Oelta ROBINSON. Clayton E . Jr. Finance Vanity Boat Ciub Crew ROBINSON. Janet C. Engliih ROGAINIS, «i Chemistry Cosmo Club Synadelphic ROGERS Ralph W. Gen. Bs-siaeu Management Club Theta Della Chi ROGERS, Robert P. Gen. Buiinett Va'tity Boat Club Zeta Pii RONE. Oonna M. Sociology Sigma Kappa ROSCLLINI. . Ruitell Sociology Eo«rc. ROSENTHAL. Howard K Journailtm Alpha Delta Sigma Daily A-Jr. Man. Zeta Beta Tau ROSS. Ellen C. Food Tech. AWS V.-Prei. Mortar Board Omieron Nu Sigma Eptilon Sigma Kappa Alpha Theta ROSS. Kenneth E. Chemical Engr, Phi Sigma Kappa ROBINSON. William 8. Prelaw Tau Kappa Epdlon ROO?. Graea D. Mathematici ROSS. Ma'ioria E Sociology Alpha Ph. ROCHE, Cornelia A A. 4 S Pi Aipha Sigma Della Gamma ROOTVIC. Gordon J. Chemical Engr. A.l.C.E. Caicade Hall ROTH, Wayne E Electrical Engr. AlEE ROUSSO. Reae'e Jo.rnaliim Tyea AWS Court. Alpha Eptilon Phi RUE. Jean M. Elem. Educ. Rally Girli Homecoming Queen De'.ta Delta Delta RUSH. Jamet 0. Foreign Trade Pan Xenia RUSSELL, Jama� L Electrical Emgr. AlEE IRE Caicade HaM RUTLEDGE. Gerald 0. Chemical Engr. A.I.C.E. Dotion Houte SABIN, toil G. Pharmacy lambda Kappa Sigma A. Pn. A. Zeta Tau Alpha SACKMAN, Ralph 8 Accounting Alp'a Kappa Pii 8e a Alpha Pii Zeta Pii SAGE. Ed Civ.l Engr. r Theta Chi SAITO. Yutoie Political Scl. SAIL. Gurbekhih S. Mechanical Engr. A.S.M.E. SALMI, Gaorge L. Jr Mechanical Engr. A.S.M.E. Variity Boat Club Phi Kappa P|i SALMON. Gary M Civil Engr. a.s.c.e. Purple Shield Zeta Mu Tau Alpha Delta P i SALMON. Laura M. MutiC' Mu Phi Epl’lon Ze'e Tau Alpha SASONOFF Leon L A. S. SANDBERG. Oteer C. Gen. Suiineu Pi Kappa Alpha SARGENT. SASAKI, Robert K. Zoology Chemistry Rainier Houia SATERO, Ivor A Geography Sigma Alpha Epti’pn SATTERTHWA ite, Robert D Pha'macy Kappa Pel Malamu'ei Alpha Sigrra Phi SAUGEN. John L Electrical Eng. AIEE-IKE Tau Beta Pi Ze� a Mu Tau 68 SCHACHER. Ed Gan. Butiaeu Sigma Alpha Mu SCHEVCM. SCHEYER. Brian C. 6w« O. Forettry Home Ec. Sigma Alpha Eoiilon Omleron Nu b; I.M pm SCHIMANSKI. Jamet A. F. Accounting lambda Chi Alpha SCHLEGEl. Robert F. Gan. Buiinett SCHMID, Barbara C. Sociology Yell Oueen Totem Club Rally G l� Alpha Gamma Deita SCHMIDT. Anna Elam, tduc German Club Educ. Club SCHOOEEY Kay A. Gan, Itaineu Chi Omaija SCHOONOVER. Stanley H Political Sc!. IFC Compati B Chat Thcla CM SChORZMAN, Donna M. Marketing Marketing Club SCHUH, Jack W Gen Bjiinett Management Oub Delta Tau Oalta SCHULER. Elaine C Gan. B-.-tineti SHIRMER. Conrad l_ Electrical Engr. Phi S-gme Kappa SCHLAEFLI. Wayna E Marketing Marketing Club SCONIERS. Julia A. Pol tical So. Silva� Fith Oelta Sigma Rho Alpha Chi Omega SCOTT. Baggy M Sociology Sr. Dance Chair Rally Girl� Bi Bela Phi SCOTT, H S iirley Nurtlng Alpha tau Oalta scon, Taylor C Inturence Bhl Delta Theta scon. William R , Jr Gen. 8utinet( Phi Kappa Sigma SCRIBNER Suxanaa M Finance Beta Gamma Sigmg Alpha Omieron . SEDGLIY, George A Civil Engr. Engr. Stu. Cou . SCDLACEK, Charlei J. Civil Engr. Yell Team a.s.c.e. Burple Shield Bti UotiSon SEOUIN. Richard J. Fo-eign Trai Ban Xenia SEHMEl. George A. Chemical Engr Tau Bata Bi A.I.C.E. O.A. SEMLCR. Jen.ce A. Hillory Alpha Xi Oalta SHAFER. Shiflay E. Elam, EdeC. Mortar Board Tofom Club Bi Lambda Theta Oelta Gamma SHAFFER. ChrliC. Gen. Stwa-e Bu'ple Shield Delta Uotilo SHANAFELT. Amarylii. 0 Gen. Studiet Bromanadert Oalta Zete SHEETS, John R. Rna� ce CM R� ; “EXP Gen. lutineii s«u p; SHCLLE4ARGER. SHINOOA M. Nobu'O Account.ng Gen. Studia� MimjiwI Club Weilay Club Coemo Club SHIRLEY, Gary E. forettry Tau Rh. Del'd SIOELL. Sj!� .4 R Ele- . Educ. I . Lambda IS � Ph; Sflmi Sigma SICOLER. Phillip E. Jr. Pharmacy RcoOi Kappa RiI SIEMENS Helen A. Mo -- Ec. Om'-uor Nw Home Ec. Clvb Educ. Club SIMMONS. Abu T. Electrical Eng'. IRE Yacht Club SLATER, Shirlay I. Nuning SMITH. Robed L Accounting 4� t� Alpha R� S SNYOER, Allan K. Meriting Alps� Sigma Phi SIMS, Claudia J. JOvt no Him Tneln Sigma Rhl Alpha X, Oalta SLAUSON, Janat A Receetion R.E. Oub w • Club Silvar fi� h Sigma Rapp� SMITH. Robert 0 Economic� Vanity $oa Club SNYOER. Janat A Ei«m. Educ. Oalta 7« � SITKO. Oann'i E. Mechanical Engr. Arnold Al'Soc. SLOVER. Jay 4. A. SXARAN. Arthur R. Mock� � .'cal Engr. A.S.M.E. Rhl Sigma Kappa SMITH Ann t. Sociology -n..-,., Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa R� i SKARE. Evelyn L. Nurjing SMITH. 4rv e W Pharmacy SMITH. Valma M. Rtvchology SNYOER. Sylvia J. Elam. Educ. Alpha Xi Oalta SMITH. Watlaca H. Ma'hamatict Venty g-yit Club C'ew Manager SOMERS. Laona A. Art SMITH. Walt O Eoraitry Toreit Club Tau Rhi Oal'a SOMERS. Waltar H ■ ndvt. Educ. Indu� . Educ. Club SKARTVEOT. Oarrold A. Tlacfical Eng . IRE Vanity Track SMITH. JoAnl. Mulic Comp. Rhl My Alpha SMITHSON Richard 4. Gen. Iu� ne� i Sigma Nu SPANGLER. Warran E forettry Eore� t Club Sa'.m Club Vanity Swim A'pha Oalta Phi SKOLO. Elmar far E � t Chi Pii SMITH. Nancy A. N,r� ing Alpha Tau Dal a Mortar 4oard Oalta Delta Oalta SNELL. Marly Art f i Mu SPRANGER. Gary R Trantportation SKUTT. Philip Rnance Alpha Oalta Rhl SMITH. Chamicol Engr, A.I.C.E. Wa� h. Engr. Coun. SNIOER. Gail L. Oiatatic� Alpha Rhl STANTON. Cynthia G. Sociology Aloha Chi Omega STEUVAll. Clifford T. 8ioiogy SRIBHI8ACH Arporna Fiiheriet Rai Kovic STEPHENSON. Alan G. Radlo-TV Pri Gamma DeilJ STAFFORD. Elaanor M. Accounting W. Chib Btoine Hall STERRY. J. Patrick Ceramic E� q •. Am� -. Ceramic Soc. Ke'omo� Engr. CouOC STANOERFER. Franklin R. Chamitfry Zo� a Mu Tau A.I.C.E. Sec. Military Er.gr. Alpha Oalfa Phi STEVENS. Corley J. Pol. Sci. Pi Bela Phi STEWART. Georgia E. Gen. S’udiei Pi Bela Phi STRAOER. Gone T. Civil Eng. Sola Theto Pi STEWART. Harley A. Chemical Engr. A.I.C.E. Engr. Student Council Wa� h. Engr. Mang. Pre� .—Tau Beta Pi STEWART. Jack D. Gen. Buiineu Sigma Chi STANCE. STRIEFF. lavra Jana Mary T. Ge . Stvdiea Deri'af Hygiene YWCA Blaine Hall iCappa Kapoo Gamma STICKLES, Pavi H. laowtfriel Engr. Ind. Edvc. STROM. Graea I. Jovrnallim Alpha XI Oelta STAPLES, William B. Cnemitlry Scabba'd 8 ad Yorjify Boat Club WeitminiHer Club Delta Tau Delta 5TASON. Mildred H Sociology Leary Hall STEINER. Griffith «. Pre-Deni Vanity Boat Club Swimming Taan Crew Phi Delta Theta STENSRUDE, Richard J Art Educ. Sherwood Houte STETSON. Rom C. Pharmacy A. Ph. A. Kappa P� i STEVENS. Re� A. Production Management Club c.v.o. Olvmpul STEWARD Edgar M. Pharmacy Kappa ? ■ A. Ph. A. Caicade Houta STEWART, G. Douglat Statiitic� Jig W Club Purple Shield Hu-tly Swim Oub Beta Theta Pi STINNETT, Glen W. Ae'o Engr. I-A.S. Engr. Council STOCKER. Alfred E Civil Eegr. Big W Club Vanity Boat Club Kappa Svgnw STOODARO. Wayne G. Accounting Sigma Nu ST. PIERRE, Thomat A, Pol. Sci. Debate Sq.ed H.W.S.C. UW Band STROM, Karla B Sociology Alpha Xi Oalfa STROUD. Donna E Elam. Edue. Unlv. Concert Band SUCKOW. Laura 8. Drama Arana SULLIVAN. Cornelia Home Ec. Della Zrt3 Bill Burch and Jim Houstin, two typical seniors, prepare to go along the after-college road. Throughout Bill's college years he has contributed much of his leadership ability towards the func- tioning of campus activities. H ewas president of Purple Shield, a member of Oval Club, Beta Alpha Psi (accounting honorary). Scabbard and Blade, and Board of Control. Likewise, he served as Homecoming Village Band chairman, on AMS Advisory Board, on innumerable AMS and ASUW committees, and be- longs to Phi Delta Theta. Jim's athletic interests have gained him membership in Big W Club and Oval Club. A member of Phi Gamma Delta, he was an outstanding member of tho Husky football team. 71 SUMI, Muu� 1o� hl Economic� SVENDSEN. Mari. Elem. Educ. H.� lly Girlt AWi Conceit Chm. ASUW Comm. Kappa Alpha Tb« a SWEENEY. Uada English Alpha Pfci SUN. Anna G«n. S-.d ni SWAFFORD. John Polihcal Sci. Scabbard Blade FABER. William ArcMlecIvf Dell� Uptilon SURAN. Richard Aero. Enor. Wash. Engt. I.A.S Engt. Open House SWANSON. John 0. Political Sci. Scabbard £ Blade TAKIGUCHI. Kafiuko Nutting Grad. Nurte� Club Hawa.ian Club TAR IIU. Martial Journalism Mortar Board Bus Mgr. of Daily Iheta S gma Phi Chi Omega 1AIE. Jamas G n. B-Jtinesi I.H.C. Treat. O.A. Steering Comm. lATlCJ . Jocelyn Political s ;. Chi Omega SUWABE Akira Ciuil Enqr. A.S.C.E SWANSON. Sherry Gen. Studies A'ena TALLER. Joa Gen. Business Oral Club Purple Shield I.F.C. Phi Kappa Psi TAYLOR. Rikk Journalism Dally Columns Alpha Tau Omega SUZUKI. Tomiko Home Ec. Valeda Home Ec. Club SWANSON, Stanley O SVENDBARD, JoAnn Nursing Phi Cm Oeita Alpha Tau Della SWANSON William Zoology I.F.C. , Caducians Tau Kappa Epsilon TANAKA, TAO. John M. Jamas A. S. Engineering Synkoa TAYLOR, Ronald Zoology istr Husky S«tim Club Sigma Alpha Epslto TEED. Ronald Law Varsity Boat Club Student Bus. Assn. Delta Kappa Epsilon Time out for a chat is taken by several prominent seniors— Stevo Roake, Lee Jones and Larry Rhoades. Tri Delta Lee leads Panhcllcnic as president. Sho has also gained membership in Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Totem Club, and has found time to serve on Board of Control. Athletics have been prominent in the college career of both Steve and Larry. Both played Varsity football, are members of Oval Club and Big W Club, of which Stove was secretary. The Flaherty Medal, the inspirational award in football was awarded to Larry. Steve bolongs to Psi Upsilon and Larry to Beta Theta Pi. n a hfi m r? • � C '°‘CT ? H %8 -mrT,?o a 2 £ •0 � =.£ 9 Ir 7 8 00 i r 1 ? PVI t � 1 lift %! Kffl M i :h -im -« ijfif H 'Uof1 Q2 .� S; 5 ?■ ri I ? «?� ! Jiff If r § r?;I m ,3 fS 7 2 T iiizo aw 5 -r i� r5 ?s 2« O Js ■ i - 5?fsns-?oi - ; 2 - aPf s -x ?! IO fir nsti P «5 “ M of Bundled up against the cold, for winter days tend to be brisk on campus, are Mary Kay Morrissey and Herb Mead. Both of these prominent seniors have helped immeasurably toward the smooth functioning of campus activities. As corresponding secretary for AWS, vice president of Rally Girls, president of Gamma Phi Beta and chairman of Song and Stunt Night. Mary Kay served in the admin- istrative capacity. She also maintained membership in W-Key. Totem Club, Mortar Board, and AROTC Sponsors. Herb sorved as Junior Class president and Freshman Class vice president. He was president of Oval Club. Theta Chi Herb also served on the Finance and Budget committee in his senior year and as chairman of the Village Band in his sophomore year. VOGTLIN. WAGNER. George E Rudolf P. Dentiltry Pol. Sc . Del' Sign 0 1 « Delta Uptilon WACNE . S. loan Jou Tholo Sigma PM WAHLSTROM, Joann A. Home Eco Silvan Fiih wri, ROTC Spomoe S� gma Kappa WAITE W.nd.ll B. Accovnfieg HWSC Prat. PM Dell That WALCZAK. Jot pb t. Mechanical Eng� . Tau Beta V, A.S.M.E. Do'io Mall WALKER. Lou Ann M Eiem. Educ. Del' S'gmj R-o Zc'a Phi E'o Debete Team Alph Gamma 0«l� « WALKER. Robert 8 Pharmacy Delta Tau Delta Kappa P� i WALKER. Civil Engr. Tau Seta Pi Purple Shialo ASCE Beta Th� t Pi WALKER. Sudie Anthropology Gamma Phi 8 t WALKER, Will em H. Mechanical Engr. A.S.M.E. S. A. E WALLACE. Eliiebeth M Speech Co'� , Ze� a Ph! Eta Sororia WALLER. Barb r� a J. Gen. S'u-t.ti Totem C'-h Senio� Clav� Sec. Delta Delta Ue a WALSH. Margaret A, Clothing Te� ;ii i Delta Gamma WAITERS. Contlanca J, Nursing WALTERS. Fiorina L Home tc. EduC. Clvb Horn Econ. Club WALTON, WAIO. Pat r T. Jr. Carol J Wood Producti Lit. Educ. Forestry Club Kappa Pnl Delta Kappa Eptilon Wesley Club WARO, Jam ! W Phy� lc� Theta Xi WARREN. Harry W. Gen. Butinoti WASSMUNOT. Joan M. Sociology Alpha Omic� or r. WATSON. Lawrence A. Phyvcat EduC. Big • W Sigma Alpha Epvlon WEBSTER. Oonna Lou Art EduC. Alpha Xi Dana WEBSTER. Gari M. Physical Educ- P. E.Club Edue. Cfub McKee Mall WEIRMAC. Susen R. Med. Tech. Phraterei Mu Tau WELLS-HENDERSON, WELSH Ronald J. Robori L- Finance Zooiogy Alp'a Keppj P J M.O.H.C. O. A. Baker Houv Student Fee. Comm. WENSTROM. Astrld Hiitory WESLEY. Viol 0. Nun! no WETHER8Y, Wlli; m I. Pharmacy Kappa Pt! A. Ph. A. WEST, John A. Gen. Bvtlfteu I. F. C. Phi Dell That WESTALl. Richard J. Gen. Euiinev� Be� � The� Pi WCSTOVE Ron 0. Pol. Sci. Phi 0e!� « Th t« WETMORE. WHISMAN. Richard A. Juanita C Mechanical Eng. . Eiem. Educ. Lightweight Crew UW Band Sigma Pi Blaine WHITE. Jemet Civil Engr. Del� Chi WHITE. Joan Home Ec. Gamma Phi 8e a WILCOX. Mary V. Speech Zeto Phi E� a Radio Gvi.'d Alpha Chi Omega WILKINS. John R. Accounting Malamufei Be� � Alp � P� i Delta Tag Oella WILLARD. Harriton R. Electrical Engr. Tau 8e� a Pi WILLEY. Robert J. JournalUm Bui. Man. Column� WILLMAN, Rv.iell J. Mathematici Wetley Club Scabbard Blade Pe'lhing fiitlei WILLIAMS. David B. Radio TV Arnold Air Soc. Drill Team Rad.o-TV Guild WILLIAMS F. Harold Chemical Engr. A I.C.E. V ais, E-gr. Dseny Annet WILLIAMS WILLIAMS. Joann P. Mariori J. Hiitory Elem. EdiC. Mortar Boe-d AWS Prei. Totem Club Kappa Kappa Gamma WILLIAMS. Mary Ann Nuriing WILLIAMS. Robert C. Po . Sci. Slgmj Nu WILLIAMS. WILLISTON, WIILRICH. WILSON . WILSON . WILSON. WILSON. WILSON. Retha S. Ann C. Carl A., Jr. David J. Jean L . Mary E . Wetlay W. William A. P.E. Educ. Horn Ec. Fo'atfry Marketing Dent. Hygieee Journglizm Zoology 5. A. P.E. Club Hockey Club Omic'on Nu Pi Lambda Theta Kappa Phi Xi Sigma PI Flyino Club Tau Phi Delia Delta Delta Delta theta Sigma Phi Panhellenic Delta Delta Oelta YecH C«ub Oval Club Purple Shield Compass B Chart Alpha Delta Ph . WINDER. WINDHAM, WINGROVE. WINNIE. WITHAM. win. WOOD, WOODS. Leona M. r'J 'nc.L Rodney C. Tnomat S. Marilyn M. Helen I. Thomai E. Sally A. Elem. Educ. Gen. Stadiei Aero. Eng . Ptvch. Educ Marketing Transportation Gan. Studlei Art Phretere� Pi Lambda Thtte Managerial Coon. Board of Control Delta Tau Delta 1. A. S. Marketing Club Interhall Coun. McKee Pret. Track Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lambda Rho Delta Oelta Delta WOODS , William G. WOODWARD. WOOTON. YAMADA. YANDON. YASUTAKE. YEAGER. YORK. Elizabeth P . Ronald 0. John M. Richard S. Ray H. Mary Francis Arthur Journeliim Med. Tech. Tramportation B. A. Nu'jing Mechanical Engr. Zoology Sigma Della Chi Phi Delta That Mu Tau Management Club Svnkoa A. S. M. E. McKee Del� � Kappa Eptilon YORK. Rchard E. Journal'.� rn Malamutu Sigma Dolt CM Thela Xi YOULDEN. Marjorie Speech Educ. D lt« Gamma YOUNG. Jan 0. YOUNG. r«� � t r. Inio'ance Ov«: Club Managerial Coun. Phi o«i� a ffee� YTGARO. Janita M. Nurtlnq Alpha Isj Oelta YUTANI. Karoo Me«h-an'-cal Engr. A.S.M.E. S.A.M.f. S A.E. ZENTNER. Jean Nu'vng ZIEIER, Jan.t C. Sociology Hawaiian Club Alp -e Gamma Det� ZllKA. Law! J. Gan. Svii n Sigma CM ZIMMERMAN, Wal r F Pharmacy RhoChi ZOORIST. Helen J. Speniih Educ. Morta- Board Totem Club Pi Lambda Thera Alpha Xi Delta ZUKERKORN. Herbert M. Marketing Rep.b. Club Hawaiian Club Vortity football Sigma Alpha Mu ZAEPFEL, Char Elam. Educ. Educ. Oub Alpha Omicron Pi JONES, William Engineering ERICKSON Fredrick C, Political Science Oral Club AMS Prer. Va-tlty Boat Phi Quite Theta An all too familiar campus cop detains five prominent seniors from pressing activity dutios. JoEllen Luckey's achievements includo AWS and Mortar Board treasuror, Pi Sigma Alpha (political science honorary), W-Key, and chairman of ASUW and AWS committees. Geri Loomis, an education major, was Yell Leader then Yell Queen, president of Air Force Sponsors, served on AWS Council, Rally Girls, and News Bureau. She was also a Frosh princess. Fred Backer had many activities to h's credit, including Homecoming chair- man, a Varsity Ball chairman, AMS historian, President of Zeta Beta Tau and a member of Oval Club. His major is general business. Joo Taller has also been active throughout his college years as President of Phi Kappa Psi, vice chairman of OA, Parents Weekend chairman, Oval Club secretary, Junior Class treasurer, May Day chairman, and on the ASUW operating committee. Phi Delta Jerry Johnson has been studying pre-law, in addition to playing Varsity basket- ball and Delonging to Big W Club, Oval Club, Purple Shield and Traffic Board. 76 fiCTlVlTI Gene Smith, 8ev Bell, Kan Erickson, Margie Gilt, Stan Mullen and Carol 8atchelder planned the proposed ASUW rooter� train to the WSC-UW foot- ball game at Pullman. Responsible for show-case displays were, front row, Joan Gold, Virginia Ray- mond, chairman, Beverly Christ and bock row, Carl Tenning, Joanna Peterson and Larry Gollaher. Marilyn Mathews, not pictured, assumed tho responsi- bilities of chairman during winter quarter . Freshman activities pool aided frosh participation in activities. Members, Itft to right, wero beck row, Joyce Mullens. Peggy Poarson. Joann Morgan and Julie Honke; front row, Nancy Engle. Martha Jean Crane and Karen Kieburti. Gene Smith, a Law School student and ASUW first vice-prosident, presided faithfully over Organizations Assembly. He also participated actively in Alpha Kappa Psi and Oval Club. Top man on the totem pole, ASUW president Rocky Lindell, participated in Oval Club, Phi Delta Phi and Delta Kappa Epsilon. He was past president of IFC. 83 Introducing the new freshmen to bit� of college life we� the aim of the University Prevue committee. Bottom row. lilt to right, aro: Bill Kiruell, Joann Bower, Judy King and Anne Van Net� . Bock row: Anne Cole. Peggy Cahill, chairman. Phylli Wiete and Alice Wilton. The Campos Chest policy committee decided how the funds were to bo uted. Left to right are Lyman louit, chairman. Dr. Frank Willitton. Jim Moeller. Mr� . Herta Murphy and Or. Erie Barr. Misting are Jim Gil- landort. Shirley Rabb and Anne Nillson. The clima to a full weekend was the annual Homecoming Dance. It was well plannod by: bottom tow. left to right; Claire Dick. Bill Nichols and Jean Low. Standing are Barbara Schnitier. Graham Molitor. Sunny Sue Farmer. Roger Gavin and Nancy Hill. CAROL BATCHELDER, tocond vice president of the ASUW. found time in her busy schedule to be active in Totem Club. Beta Gamma Sigma, Mortar Board and Alphi Phi sorority. Planning the policy for tho Univortity Book Store it the full-time job of tho Board. Seated left to right or : Mai Fraaman. Elian Rott. Nancy Hill and Or. Win Bird. Stonding or : Mr .Chariot Millar. Sayra Boyd. Mr. Edward Brown. Mr. Lyla Gott and Mr. Nafton Walttrom. Mombort of the Camput Chatt drivat committee tmile over a job wall dona. Left to right, front row. ara: Joanna Bower, 8ath Flower. Joanna Morgan. back row. left to right, ara: Bob Rainer, Paul Reader. Jim Moeller, chairman, and Clifford Fry. Doing the Mombo (and other itepi) were the A.S.U.W. Oanca Inttruetort. Left to right ore: Myra Bergman, chairman; Lucille Johnton, Gail Weld. Larry La Follette, Lourreine Carlton and Rotalee Hanten. Absent or : Pat Davit and George Weekat. Margie Gill, tecretary of the A.S.U.W., efficiently kept up the corretpondence and took care of littt of committee membert. She alto wet a mem- ber of Mortar Board. Pi Lamb- da Theta, and Totem Club. 85 Doeiding policies for the three publication it left up to the publica- tioni board compotod of. loft to right, bottom row. Diane Link. Mickey Wilton, Paul Roedor, chairman; Ginny Hill. Marian Hawkins. Sue Smith, secretary and Kathleen Leahy; hock row. Shannon Pratt. Mr. George Aitel. Ron Swift. Dick Lay. Bob Willoy. Stan Reed. Clyde Robinson. Mr. Merrill Davis and Jim Hart. asu w committees The Cabaret Dance Committoe ipendt many hours planning the monthly HUB dances. Left to right are Barbara Person. Carol Schweisler. Nolda Hodget and Joanne Patton. The Blood Bank Committee planned and carried out the annual fall quarter blood drive. The committee members were, loft to right. Bill Egerton. chair, man. Kathy Gillandors. secretary. Mary Ellen Piggot, Don Metcalf and Joyce Morgan. The Elections Administrations Committee are. left to right, bottom row. Sally Snyder. Kathy Kampmann. chairman; Casey Connor, secretary; Carol Batch- elder and Clare Nordquist; hoc row arc Wos Nouman, Clay Whybark. Gordy Johnson and Joyce Sanderson. 86 Member of the High School Leaden Conference were. loft to right, Both Nieman. Jack Fletcher, Shirley Jokin- en. Milt Clampitt, Carolyn Sherry, Oick Byington and Elenore Kenhner. On'y two campu guide � howed'' for their picturo . They were Jean Camp- bell, chairman, and Nancy Silliman. Not pictured were Mary Zoo Mottler, Kathy Hempler. Muriel Hall, Grace Strom, Dori� Bartlett and Karen Wahl. The Hu ky Den Dance Committee -a compoted of. toft to right. Alee Myerv Carol Schulti, Keith Pike, Alice Wilton, chairman. Merle Crippen and Barbara Snider. CO co «err f|Fi o H jpir zz 3! • £ii? 5 3- • rltf u; «I «T5 ! v: m 3 2 o' si.- Ill ?! H ir SP %.i - s ■; a. 3 if fi ?V Momber� of the Social Rule� and Regulation� committoo ware left to right Sandy Slater, Roger Gavin. Nona Poterion. Phylli� Wieie, firit-quarter chairman; Joanna William� , Tony Moore. Jean Lokken and Alf Ahron. The Operating committeo wji compoted of, left to right, icoted, Ralph Pomerenk. Oinnie Brady. Dori� Newton. Carol Martin and Oave Welti. Standing are Jim Gilland� :� . Chuck Owen� , Dick Hanton. Rollio O'Dell, Dick Leon, Gene Pierce, Mr. Robert lampman. Bill Snell, Dave Egan and Bob Goodman. committees In charge of the HUB dance� were left to tight, Shirley Kane, Janet 8rinkman. Paul Buthue, Buryi Payne, chairman fall quarter; Pat Mooro, chairman; Patti Story and Pat Fabrick. 89 a s u w committees The member of thit year'� Hubbub � taff were. Front row, Either Rousio, chairmen; Luanne Shaw, Karen Quickitad. Barbara Styve; bod row, Marie Lund� trom, Al Den Be� te, Linda Harrii, Marilyn Cambell. Not pictured. Barbara Jeffrie� , Gretchen Goehrend, Bar- bara Beincard. Ann Remington, Edna Harriton, Marilyn Finley. Roma Jean Van Wyclt, Wendie Downie, Sandy Hilliard and Deanne Sinfield. Member� of the Freihman Election Banquet committee reipontible for planning a luc- ce� iful banquet wore, loft to right. Pa� Moore, Dave Quigley, June Flodquiit, Teddy Braun� chweiger, chairman, Sherry Tagg, tecretary, and Jean Low. Not pic- tured: Mike Sheridan. The Finance and Budget committee ha� complete re� pon� i- bility for all ASUW fund� . Thit committoe. compoied of � tudent and faculty member� included, lint row. Mildred Gellerman, Carold 8atcheldcr; second row. Chuck Owen� , Prof. Lauren Walkor, Prof. Arthur Cannon and Clyde Rob- inson; third row. Dean Donald Anderion. Rocky Lindell, Horb Mead. Prof. Donald Wollett, chairman; Prof. Harry Cro� t and Harvey Ca� ill. 90 Members. I tt to right, include tint row, Philip Mahonoy, Julio Seoniers, Mary Butler, Tom St. Pierre: econd row. Or. Gale Richards, coach; John Spears, Rich- ard Polock, Andrew Young. Tom Schiedel, assistant coach; back row, Peter Mills. Richard Kiing, Kent Allworth, Jerauld Miller and Dave Musto. Forensics at the University of Washington is sponsored jointly by the ASUW and tho Department of Speech. Any undergraduate who is interested, and eligible to participate in ASUW activities, can take part in ;Jhe program. ASUW recognizes participation in discussion and debate by subsidizing the year's activities and by awarding an activity key to each person who completes a satisfactory year's work with the squad. forensics Debates, « major activity of Forensics, ere held throughout the year with other northwest colleges and universities during a series of intercollegiate meetings and tou'n rrnnts. Members of the squad are Utt to right, Tom St. Pierre, Kant Allworth and Andrew Young. Another phase of Forensics, a discussion group, participates in public discus- sions before civic groups, service clubs and high schools in Western Washington. The group loft to right inludes Richard King, Julia Sconiers. Richard Pollock. Mary Butler and Jarauld Miller. board Rocky Lindcll littent torioutly and Mildred Gel- lerman take� minute� during a Board of Control mooting. Arnold. Wilton BatcHoldor. Carol Borkmon. Jack: 8oyd. $ayr OanUlt. Don Oon«ld. Brvc Jon � U Lind !l. Rocky Lokkan. J « 92 of control Jud9in9 from tho facial etprettiont. the topic of ditcuttion mutt bo ono of importance Par too. Iona Schafar, (ton Smith, ano Wiltlami, Joanna NOT PICTURED: Oadlay Panchot Oon Wollatt Arthur f Smullran Waltar (tilav Marrlll Davit W, G. Lutay Harvay Cattlll Hobart Waldo Charlat 0. Ovant Mildrad Gallarmann 93 The Organization Assembly is composed of delegates from all 250 campus organizations who gather to voice the opinions of their group and vote upon problems and issues important to the University students. OA is the only official body through which all tho organizations can express their opinions. organizations Many of the important issues brought before OA this year were: the garbago dump proposals, the Oppenheimer case, changing the name OA to Studont Senate and tho parking problem. The discussions were taken to the Board of Control by the OA chairman, Gene Smith, ASUW First Vice-President. The Assembly was guided by tho Steering Committee, headed by Joe Taller. 94 CHUCK OWENS, manager of ASUW Activities wet in charge of the over-all activity picture for 1954-55. It wet Chucli who pulled the necessary strings to make Homecoming and Parent ' Weekend the suc- cesses they were. a s u w The operation of the HUB wa the ipecial duty of JIM OVERLOCK, a i tant man- ager. He taw that the five floor of the HUB were run efficiently at all timet and in a manner mo� t benefiting the itudent body. VICKI ROSENWALD wa new to Weihington thi year. A native of Kansas the took over in Jody Shaw' place when Jody went to Europe. Vicki advised Election Administra- tion and Homecoming betide being trouble-shooter for the AMS activ- ities In charge of ASUW Secretaries wet MABEL McCORMlCK, Program Secre- tary. Mabel' tpocial domain wai the little room in 205 HUB where the ditto machine was kept. MILOREO GELLERMANN. Program Sup- ervisor, assisted Chuck Owens in coordin- ating ASUW activities Betide thi she advised Organisations Assembly and acted as secretary to the Board of Control. The secretarial , r.d agenda staff were composed of, left to right, Doris Lokten, Norma Lee Hawkins, Barbara Grosse. Mary Lynn Foster, Joanno Dearinger, Gail Rockefeller, Thee Reber, Karin Kieburtt, chairman and Shirley Reeder. assembly Planning the agendas for OA and serving as an advisery board are the members of the OA Stoering Committee. They are, left to right, Sally Sanborn. Jim Hill. Jim Tate. Joe Taller, chairman; Jerry Beresford, Ann Cole. Aria Locke. Gene Smith, Claire Dick, Carol Giedt, Phil Ralhbsm and Nancy Sillman 95 Minnie Harri� , ASUW Publicity Adviser. re- lievad many a publicity chairman'� problems. Planning meat� for the HUB was Dietitian Mr� . Kridler. Woman ttudent� ware given a gracious welcome to the Univertity by tmiling Lee Sounder� . Lou Clari ably torved a� an Activitio� Adviser in 233 Hub. advisers Pro pective HUB employee� wero interviewed by Lorraine Bristow, Assistant Personnel Manager. Accountant Gene Pierce balanced the bud- get and kept the ASUW finances under control. Cheeking a TYEE proof i� ASUW Publica- cation� Manager Clyde Robinton. program panel Program panel is the body of the ASUW under whose supervision the programs area functions. This coordinat- ing group studies and evaluates each program along with the difficult task of proventing conflicts in activity sched- uling. ♦ (The Music library area committeo con- sisted of front row. Marilyn Landon. Ann Nilltton, Janet Spencer. Carolyn Wotxel: Sock row, David 8owman. Sara Mae Pet- erson. Helen Zobrist. Joanne Petellin and John Glase. Not pictured are Barbara Bartroff, Shannon Pratt. Jackie Halbert, and Judy King. Who's turn is it? The members of the game area try their hand at pool in the HUB basement gamos area whore they are in charge. They are. loft (o right, Janet McCormack, Sandra Addington. John Martin. Linda Nelthorpe, Muriel Hall and Virginia McBoath. areas • Outstanding work was done by these mem- bers of the publicity area. They included front row. Jackie Halbert, Dinnie Brady. Esther Rousso, Jan Nelson, Cornie Fitch: back row, Sara M c N i c h o I s, chairman: Wayno Carr. Minnio Harris, Adviser; Jerry Beresford and Marilyn Matthews. Those ab- sent aro Lou Ann Shaw, Emory Bundy and Muffy Skarperud. Pioeno Klieros. Diana Spilk. Mary Stroud. Fritaie Woll, chairman; Moj Mssley, Brook Townsond. John Slaninka and Barbara Black comprised th Art and Craft Area. Activities Bureau played an important part in placing interaited applicants on committees. Members included left to fight, front row, Margie Gill. Nad Block, Dick Allan, Mary Jana Fer- guson. Sandy Slator; Back row. Joan Earkas. Connie Kulseth, Ruby Luka, Dick Richtmycr, Mary Breslich, Barbara Bartroff, Donna Maria Smith, Jo Ann Meyers and Gary Sislar. Not pic- tured war Sandy Slowed. Wayne Carr, Martha Crain, Julianna Eldred. Micky McDonald, Jo Schishel. Dick Daubert. Dorie Eagan. Mary Lou Corbett. Barbara Schnitrer. Joyco Mullen and Jack Garner. Dance Area members war David Steffen, Pat Moore. Buryi Payn . chairman, and Alice Wilson. Th Discussion Area planned a program of inter- esting speakers for organised living groups. Th committee included William Kelly, Donna Mid- dlestetter. David Cavaness. Georg Campbell, Alan McLeod, Marilyn Heggie, Chuck Sanded, Carol Ann Neisess, chairman; Frank Garred. Harry C. Bauer and Karen Hansen. International Area members w r front row. left to right. Clay Whybark, chairmen; Ed G r� tson, Alice Freligh, Michel Lagerquist, Linda Harris and Margie Connell: back row. Bob Reinhart. 8rock Scott. John Swett. Al DenBeste. Roger Bennett and Ron Tasso. fred erickson FRED ERICKSON, amiable AMS president, has been active in the AMS throughout his college career. A member of Phi Delta Theta. Oval Club and Bachelor's Club, he maintained an effi- cient administration. 100 joanne williams JOANNE WILLIAMS, AWS president, could be identified by hor friendly manner and ever-present smile. Joanne was versa- tile in her activities which included W-Key, Totom Club, Mortar Board, Kappa Kappa Gamma and women's singles tennis cham- pion. Joanne was AWS recording secretary before becoming president. 101 iJ cc 9 I5 l£ « iu u5.t Jjji JM Ijl ill Ip w E s fci «2-1 ? r fi ■sij� 3 I |il 5 _ o ■ !' lil fll ft! i c 5. .• ; ‘ ? Ilf lil ill {ft || .s O 0.0. Making plant (or an outitanding AMS-AWS Electioni Banquot were left to right, Jo Pander, Gordy Johnton. Rotylynn Jenson, Larry Riekdall, Pal Nelton, Bob Rainer. Sandy Ogden and Dick Byington. The High School Relationi Committee, left to right, included Peggy Parker, tecretary: Dick Leon. Rich Howard. Phil Gallahar. Carol Ann Neitett. 8ooth Gardner, Davo Ibea. Jim Larton. Gena Batel. Phil Nudel- man and Chuck Mertel, eo-ehairman. Absent it Judy McLean, co-chair- man. committees Amiable Dick Richards efficiently handled the job at AMS tecretary. Dick. Deko. wat a member of the Vanity Boat Club. 103 Taking minutot wat nothing new to AWS recording tecretary Lucille Barnet, who stepped into thit job from that of tecretary to the board. Lucille wat alto a member of W-Key. DON LOCKWOOD, the amiable guy shown relating to the left, we� alio AMS treasurer end a member of Purple Shield end Beta Thote Pi. SUE DEMPSEY, smilin' in the � un. «« replaced «i AWS cor- reipor.ding secretary by CAROL SEMMERN when Pi Phi Sue we� unable to return to school lest fell. Cerol wei an active member of W-Key. Rally Girl� end Delta Delta Delta. 104 Vocational Conference committee members included eft to right. Joan Camp- bell, Lynn Wallerius, chairman; Claire Wernentin, Marie Bates end Beth Niemen. Parent� ' Weekend, a shortly-established tradition, wai carefully planned by a joint AMS-AWS committee and aided by faculty adviser� . The committee in- cluded. eft to right, front row, Mildred Gellermen, Darlene De«tor, Claire Steincipher. Ann Cole, co-chairman; Joan Chatalit. Virginia MeBeeth, Jean Low and Ann Feuchald; bock row. Prof. Lawrence, Prof. Badgley, Al Stack. Jim Herne� , co-chairman; Chuck Owens, Prof. Mueller end Prof. Strayer. Absent were Prof. Garfield. Dick Oldenburg. Shelby Schuck, George Nickle. Joanne Morgan, Dick Lewis, Sue Shimmin end Gil Kleweno. AWS Treasurer (before Ker trip to Europe), Chi Omega, NOEL RING we� keeper of the boob. Taking over the job at AWS Treeiurer fall quarter v«t Carol Martin, membor of Activities Bureau, W-Key. Totem Club. AWS Council, AWS Cabinet and AOPi sorority. Members of the Elections Committe� were, eft to right, Clare Nordquist. Tom Fretheim, chairman; Sandy Stowell. co-chairman; Cornelia Fitch, Pat Nelson. Shirley Germaine. Nancy Burrows, Mel Sturman and Sally Schneider. Sullff. B� y Hall, M.rl.l low.J«� « Rom. Ellaa wiiurd. N� j;n� Co!� . P. Ann Hurlbwt, 8 l� y McCormack. J«n� t Rom. Linn� � William� . Jo«nn� Connar, C«i� y Johmon. Rulh M K� � , Warqiml S mm� rn. C� rol Wiljon. A!!c� AWS Cabinet wa� compojcd of, Lett to right, bottom row, Carol Martin, Joanna William� , Elian Rot� , chairman; Carol Sommcrn, Nancy Hill and Shirley Shaffor; toe row ore Joyce Tye, Nancy Bratton. Jean lolttan, Sylvia Blainey. Leo Jonet, Margie Gill and Georgia Bigelow. The three executive bodies of the AWS aro the Council, Cabinet and the officers. AWS Council is composed of the various committoo chairmen who meet every two weeks to discuss their functions and to render suggestions for more effective and efficient handling of activities. The Council is presided over by Joanne Williams, president, and Ellen Ross, vice president. 106 Sob Bryan Diet Ooufeert Tom Frothoim Jim Honaot Sonny How John Martin Xm MiGh.. Chuck Mortal ams advisory board The Advisory Board was presided over by the AMS vice- president, Don McCandless. Composed of the chairmen of all AMS activities, the board sorved as an adviser of pro- grams and projects, worked with the executive board and performed other duties assigned to it. lilt Horton Tom Itotclitf AMS Boerd member includo, left to tight, front row, Joe Tollor. Don McCondlo � . Tom Frelheim ond back row. Lorry Rickdoll, John Rood. Dick Richord . Frod Ericktoo, Chuck Mor- ♦el. Richord Golbroilh, Dick Doubort ond Don Lockwood. Shown receiving an autographed record album from Oav Brubeck, preceding hit concert here, are tho mombort of the AWS Concert� committee. They ate left to right, Dave Brubeck, Mary Lou!� e Baker, Sharon O’Connor. Jean Low, Linda Harri� . Judy King, chairman. Claire Steincipher ond Peggy Poarton. Thote not pictured are LoH Teylof. Karen Drury, Marilyn Landon. Meryjene Ganty and Nancy Bryant. a w s committees These girl� , member� of the AWS Hittory committee, did an eicellent job. They are, from left to right, Pat Goodotc, Vicci Morion. Marilyn l enheth, Bev Buller, Judy Erkin, Jana Berdtloy, Nadyne Haubrieh ond Shirley Thompion. The Fashion Board planned • series of interesting fashion show� for university womw. Member� wee . loft to fight. Mini Kraft. Amy Bartow, Jjnie Amet, Ruth Johnson. cheirmen; Susie Coles .Sally Jovick end Nancy Walker |J X «2 2 | l-o fliH -2 §-2-“2 ikhi miz The Servicemen's Entertainment committee was competed of. eft to right, Carol Ritter, Sharon Winship, Aria Locke, chairman, and Barbara Snider. AWS Chairman of the AWS Standards committee. Lorraino Rilon, seated, and her committee.left to right, are Marjorie Allen, Joanne William . Jean Lokken. Nancy Bratton and Chrit $ev- erton. secretary. a ws committees The mural of bygono years on the Washington campus is located in tho Activities Center in the Hub. The facet peering over tho balcony, adding to tho tconic touch are eft to right, Carol Martin. Carol Semmern. Joanne Williams and Lucille Barnet, members of the AWS executive board. NO Keeping tho record� up to date wa� the job of the Conttitution end By-lew� Com- mittee. Left to light they were Shan Mullin, Jim Ollen end Suite 8«uer, tecre- tary. Not pictured we� Robbie Wo� tberg. chairmen. Arranging the veriou� type� of movie� were left to right, Bill Honihew, Gwyneth Even� , tecretery; William Kelley, Pete Nolan and F.-ank Campbell, Not pictured we� Neal Phillip� . a ms committees Member of the Athletic Committee. Bill Pierion. chairman; Bob Peter on and Gill Klowono. were buty figuring out their plan of attack. Member of the Fi t Fo� t Committee are. front row. Keith Vaughan. Norm Culver, Judy Elwell. � ecrotery; Andy Eipinota; tecond row. Booth Gardner, Miko Poringer, chairman; Dave Davie ; bock row. Ed Mother, Connie Jacobten. Doug Peter and Bill Swanion. With plenty of osperience behind him. JIM •'BONES PARSON. Delta Tou Delta, capably tool over a freshman clan president. During hi high school day in Longview, Boro wo president of the Board of Control and captain of the basketball team. RENA 8AKER. Gamma Phi 8ota. kept the minute for the freshman dan. Rone's high school activities included editor of the Garfield Messonger and Girls Club Cabinet. She is now a member of Silver Fish. CONNIE KULSETH. vice president, is a graduate of Lincoln High School where she was president of Girls Club and a member of Student Council. Connie's college activities include Activities Bureau and Alpha Chi Omega sorority. 112 freshman class officers BETTY LOU SKOLD has capably managed the funds of the freihman class in her job as treasurer. Betty Lou was on Student Council and Secretary of the Student 8cdy at Bellingham high school. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Raiding the candy countar are four member� of the Fro� h Oay Committee; eft to right, are Gary Alexander. Jeanette Unotowe, Booth Gardner and Marcia Redlinger. Frosh prominent� Kathy Gillandert, Blood Beni secretary; Froth Dey member Phil Gelleher end Bill Hungerford. ''jeclof-all.trades, cheek their committes schedule� on the HUB calender. Telling over the various frosh activi- sophomore class officers Wielding the gavel of the sophomore claw this year was ROLLIE O'DELL, who successfully guided the sophomores through an outstending year. Rollie was a member of 8eta Theta Pi. Purple Shiold and tho Board of Control. At the Scholarship Banquet he wat presented tho Oval Club award for the Outstanding Frethman 8oy in I953-54.” Always ready to lend a helping hand, wat NELS HAN. SEN, sophomore class vice president, and an active member of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. 8etidot her many duties at sophomore class secretary. BARBARA LOCKNANE was active In W Koy. Activities 3uroau, and Chi Omega sorority. SALLY SOFTKY. a Sigma Kappa, handled the class funds. She was a member of W Key. secretary of House Announce- ments and University Provue. 114 Pictured above, left to right, «re sophomore prominant� Bev Batch, Sophomore Dance co-chairman; Sophomore Council Rep.. AWS Con- te� t Committee and Chi Omega sorority; Dinny Brady. Z.T.A., As- sistant chairman Publicity Area, sophomore cla� � publicity chair- man and Homecoming publicity chairman; Mary Breslich, Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Newman Club and W-Key; and Bob Co , football ttar. sophmore prominents Going over a few note� are Ben Mason, chairman of ASUW Athletic Committee. Editor of NROTC Yearbook, Track and claw representative of the Forestry Club ;and Tri-Delt Elaine Doll, W-Key and Sophomore Carnival co-chairman. Obtaining bits of wisdom are Carol McKinstry, Song and Stunt Committee and Delta Gamma sorority: and Phil Nudel- man, Sammie, IFC vice president, Purple Shield, Song and Stunt chairman and Scholarship Banquet sub-chairman. Adding their charm to the Activities Center are sophomore prominents. left to right, Rheta Whitman, Gamma Phi. Silver Fish and W-Koy; Dick Leon. Pro- gram Panel chairman, High School Relations Committee, Sophomore Lead- ership Conference and an Alpha Dell; Rich Howard, Sigma Chi, Sophomore Carnival co-chairman and Purple Shield; and Beta Milt Clampitt, Sophomore Dance co-chairman and Sophomore Carnival Committee. Throe moro distinguished sophomores are. left to right. Dan Cramer, SAE and swim star; Carol Ann Neisess, Rally Girlt. W-Key, Y Cabinet, AWS Council, Program Panel, Sigma Epsilon Sigma and ADP sorority; and Don Sunitsch, Delta Upsilon and Varsity basketball team. In Addition to her duties as vico-president, NANCY BRATTON found time to support other cempu� activities including W-Key, Sigma Ep- silon Sigma. AWS council and Kappa Kappa Gamma. A busy guy was SHAN MULLIN, junior class president. Along with his executive duties. Shan was active on the Board of Control and in Purple Shield. Oval Club and Phi Gamma Delta. Busily recording the minutos was MIMI DUNN, junior class secretary. Mimi can also claim membership in W-Key and Kappa Alpha Theta. junior class officers Counting pennies for the junior class was PEGGY CAHILL, treasurer. Gamma Phi Bota, Sigma Epsilon Sigma and W-Key can also claim her membership. 116 Showing off their chivalry are three |unior prominent , loll to right. Jack Gcraghty. 8eta, member of Purple Shield and last year's soph- omore carnival chairman-. Dave Egan, Fiji and Purple Shield: and Mel Freeman. Sammie. Purple Shield. Alpha Phi Omega and Alpha Epsilon Delta. The little miss is Kappa Delt. Aria Locke. W-Key. AWS chairman of ontertainment, secretary Husky Winter Sports Club and AWS Council. Junicr prominents lot to right are Nancy Hill. Kappa. W-Key. Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Silver Fish and AFROTC sponsors: Sonny Howe, Phi Delt and Purple Shield; Laura Paulsen, Tri Delt. Oon Lockwood. Beta, Purple Shield and AMS trueasurer; Kathy Kampman, W-Key secretary, ASUW Elections Committee and University Prevua. junior prominents Discussing activities ever e cup of anticipated coffee are left to right. Monna Gahegen, sophomore president; Nona Peterson, Alphi Chi Omega, W-Key. Penhellenic. AWS Standards Executive Committee and ASUW Social Rules and Regulations; Claire Dick, OA Steering Committee and Totem Club, and the lone boy. Roger Gavin, active in committee work and IFC. Enioying the fresh air are loft to right. Bob Bryan, Delta Upvlon. Big W Purple Shield. Basketball, Track and an AMS chairman; Nancy Houston, Delta Gamma. Rally Girls and IFC secretary and Byron Hanke. Alpha Dolt, Varsity Ball Committee and Scabbard and Blade. 117 3 r «O .2 I- 15- a •- ;c E 3 -H iW iii] -= E 1 1 8 ■i l-i «51 l£f. l=h! ilv I§d4 I i- 5ll -Iai 8 - i£ 5 Si - iui- ■E 2, ilij 1- in ' 1 3 r j?fu Good-humor man,’’ STAN REED, who was editor-in-chief earl this year and President of Sigma Delta Chi. look a breather fror hit schedule to have hi� picture taken. TED VAN DYK took over the assistant editor's position the first half. Ted was also active in Oval Club. Sigma Delta Chi and Delta Upsilon fra- ternity. ANN HUSON. President of Theta Sigma Phi. women's journalism honorary, did an outstanding job as assistant oditor of the DAILY during the second half of the school year. daily editors BILL THOMPSON divided his time between editing the DAILY, the second half, handling the finances of Sigma Delta Chi, Chaffing at a drive-in and play- ing with his two children. 120 Mcmbert of the Fall quarter editorial � taff ond winter quarter odvertiting ttaff for tho Daily art, Uft to right: front. Bill Fielder and Will Kenoyer: Back row. Bob Lackman. Toot� Mad� en. Tom Bloil, Paul Eberla. Ray Piper, Karon Krute. Dave Canty. Marilyn Oberkottar. Lula Speec and Rolf Glcrum. The tenior member� of the fall quarter Daily ttaff ar . toft to right, itonding. Bill Thompion. Ted Van Dyke, Jim Honnet. Clifford Fry. and Jo Anno Doyle. Seated it Stan Reed. staff Keeping track of the clattified edvertitementt were, eft to right. Suten 8rown, Nona Martin and Nancy Drow. The winter Daily «taff included, eft to right, bock row. Bob Keatley. Marilyn Robinton, Margaret Greg- ory, Sunny Sue Farmer, Jerry Carlton. Bob Campbell. Loiute Manning, Duane Doiier, Don Blake and Bill Liptky. Second row. Brian Williemt. Stan HuteUnd, Donna Meagher, Dave Valentine. Rennee Routto, Neil tin ii ii i r i .. n n.................................i daily business staff Serving as Hi Daily's Business Manager the first half of the y ar was industrious KATIE TAR8ILL. Selling adverting for the Oaily during fall quarter were UU to right. Jim Lehde, Bill Davies. Clyde Robinson, adviser; Ann Howell, Katie Tarbill, How- ard Rosenthal, Davo Jordan, Larry Lonn. Evelyn Egan. Wayne Carter and Nicholas Peters. Taking over the business manager's position the second half of the year was senior, DAVE CANTY. Hard at work as the Daily advertising manager for the first half was HOWARD ROSENTHAL. 123 tyee editorial VlRGINA HILL was editor-in-chief of the 1955 Tyco. Ginny” stopped Into the job with a backlog of oipericnco In wrifinq, make-up and division odtting. With a colorful staff of over 100 assorted persons. Miss Hill put in a six-day-a-week. twolve month stand in Lewis 118. Her other activities included Totem Club, ADR: and Theta Sigma Phi. JIM HENNES was Living Group editor and acted at a co-ordinator between the Tyee and Greek Row. It was his job to oversee the layouts and writeups for the 57 Groek organisations on campus. He is a Theta Chi. MARIAN HAWKINS casually but efficiently worked at Activities editor for the Tyee this year. 8esidet majoring in journalism, she found time to be active in Aloha Gamma Delta. PAT NELSON chiefed the Academic section of the book. Writeups and photos about tho grad- uating seniors and tho faculty members gave Pat her share of work, but she did take time out to admire the Christmas tree. Pat is a member of Delta Zeta and W.Key. GEORGE NICKLE, Sports editor, completed his second year of work on tho Tyee. Theta Chi George covered all top athletic events such as the Northern Division Pre-Season Snskotball Tourney. Typing and writing the copy wore eft to right. Col- leen O'Day and Pet Robinson. Mining ore Bonnie Riegal. Janet Eaton, Barbara Crosse and Nadine Haubriclc. Organising the copy kept the editors whirling : they are. left to right. Jody McFarland, activities copy editor, Hilgerth Saari. academic copy editor and Pete Winslow, sports copy editor. Mining ore Claire Steincipher and Marianne Culver. The make-up staff was composed of: Left to right, Laura Koerner, Marcia Rodlinger and Marie Bates. Artists Ken Louie and Ross Swif collaborated to produce the division and section pages. Ken designed the cover and Carol Allen, not pictured, planned the foreword. academic Arranging and identifying the ad- ministration and college officiali were: eft to right, Pat Knott, admin- istrations editor; Shelby Collard and Linn Conklin, college editor. The seniors and honoriei staff was composed of: front to . Itft to right, Pat Sylling, honories editor. Sandra Snider, Rosie Jensen, senior editor and Patsy Bailey, floe , row. Itft to right ore: Britta Follis. Charla Bos. Judy Johnson, and Jean Peer. 8usy arranging the organiiations sec- tion were: seoted. Sally lllman. or- ganizations editor: standing, left to right. Sue Taylor. Soli Hansel and Marie Lundstrom. Photographing the officeri and various committees at the HUB were the Government staff members. Left to right they are Anne Van Ness, editor; Lea Schegolkov and Nancy Stender. The seasonal section proparod tho spring, fall, and winter activity pages. Lett to right are Sandra MacDonald and Donna Marie Smith, editor. The chore of gathering tho pictures of publications staff members was given to: left to right. Mae El- brandt. Casey Conner. Bev Buller, editor and Connie Campbell. activities Preparing the queen and cultural sections were: left to right. Toni Sinkunas. editor of the queen section; Alice French, editor of the cultural section, and 8etty Jeanne Schultz. Section oditor� of tKo living groups ere loft to right, Audrey Bedford, Jim Hart. and Carol Ann Neisses. Despite the odd� . they avan managed to identify all tHe picture� . Scheduling hou� e picture� and arranging for the informal snapshots «at left up to the committee composed of: e to right, knotting ora: Storm Jobs and Sail Landis. bock row ora: Bonnie Jo Lynch. Pam Lynch, Ed Kantmo. Sue Noethfield and Sue Johnson. Obtaining and producing the layouts of the different houses was the job attempted oy: eft to right. Batty Koogle and Barbara Groce. living groups The office staff members were: eft to right. front row: Diane Miller. June Flodquist, Gail Pleut, Carol Rogers. Susan Taylor, and Jessie Wright. Bock row ore; Nancy Walker, Kay MeClaren. Pam Lynch, Sue Northfield. Tine Boder, Marietta Longstreth. Carol Helfry, Celia Nieml, LaRue Hysong, Martha Lents. Donna Middlestetter and Jean Hart. sports Football and basketball writers Jerry Carlsen and Rod Sampson were kept busy during the fall and winter quarters reassembling the weekly games. Missing it Jerry Ryles, the football editor. Track, skiing, and intramural sports were handled by: left to right: Dick Anderson. Price Sullivan and Frank Shields. Carole Bonner was given the job of writing, editing and arranging the women's sports division. Alto help- ing were Claire Steincipher and Nancy Bratton. Found night and day haunting the hall� of Lowit wai Theta. DIANE LINK, Buiine� � Manager of the Tyec. Headache� of page cancellations or other problem� ware kept to a minimum by her constant work. tyee business staff Aniwering the phone� and relating message� we� the job of the office � taff. Lett to tight, standing are: Claire $a ton. Linda Bird. Ivaly Jonei. Beverly Postehl, Sally Sievert and Carol Mae Dodge. Scotod i� Sally Jo Honkle. 123 columns editorial ROSS SWIFT, Art Editor, took over the temporary chief position after the first quarter. At hit main objective he tried to make the mageiine worthwhile yet humorous, still with the ertittic touch. Staff writers Gerald Tolle and Pete Wintlow were found at the keyboard moit of tha time, utually thinking up now jokes. During winter quarter, Pete and Jim Affleck become co- editors of the Columns. Arranging and designing the settings was attempted successfully by Kappa Delt, JACKIE HALBERT, who was Col- umns artist. Getting the women's point of view into the copy was accomplished by staff writers, Pat Dye and Janice McClellan. SHIRLEE STARKENBURG. spent much of her time writing some of the ingenious material for the Columns. Editor-in-chief. WILL McCRACKEN was busy at work thinking up new ideas for the Columnv Besides the Columns, Will found time to be active in Xi fraternity and the Daily. columns business staff The financial problem of Column war handled capably by the business manager, 808 WILLEY. Ad were canvassed for by salesmen. Frank Dean and Connie Campbell. Everyone jcemed to change their addrost juit to confuse tho circulation manager, MICKEY WILSON, who had tho job of seeing that people received their Column . Taking caro of the business office was no easy job but wa« done well by Sue Sellars, tho Girl Friday. and Elai ne Martin, secretary. Helping issue and address tho Columns were the circulation staff: left to right ore, Judy Johnson. Martha Lentx and LaRue Hysong. month's best The MONTH'S BEST megaiine wos printed by the English Department under the direction of, seated, Robert C. Johnson, editor, and eft to right, the associate editors. James Aleiandor. Lee Lowe. Jim Affleck and Charles Berst. The editorial staff of the Law Department's publication, THE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW, were eft to right. Tom Brennan, editor, Vince Cadvow, con- tributing editor: Ray Browder, business manager and Tom Pearce, associate editor. Not pictured was Sally Campbell, revisions editor. departmental publications Washington engineer Under the direction of Don Payne, Brian Mar and Ralph Valentine, the WASHINGTON ENGINEER is published six times per school year by the Engineer Students’ Council, with a staff of 32 undergraduate engineering students. Filled with somi-tochnical and non-tochnical articles, it is primarily circulated among engineering students. How- ever. it is also used to stimulate an intcrost in the field of engineering in high schools throughout the state. BRIAN MAR Managing Editor Ralph valentine Business Manager 131 DON PAYNE. Editor-in-chief Watch the birdie � «� lb plea of ei-Navy man, BILL FISHER, one of the photo taff. Chief of the Photo Lab. winter quarter, wa 81LL STALEY. Here he we� “caught nappin' between � hot� by one of hi� co-worker� . photographers Directing the � taff wa� “CORNY ROOT. Telling joke� , flying, driving hi MS and dreaming of tho new photo lab were � omo of hi� pe� time� . Alwayt focu� on tho mo� t important part of the pic. � ayi EDDIE HASSON, a newcomer to the lab and a f:o hmen in pre-dent. A familiar fac in the Lab was that of RON LOPP. A grad- ual student in fisheries, Ron spent time bicycling from on photo assignment to another. A sanior in journalism. CLIFF FRY could be found running between Lewis Hall and his newspaper job in North Seattle. YUKI. a junior in Journalism, was chief photographer fall quarter. He found time to snap pictures outside of school as a working press photographer. Found wandering aimlessly on day. in Lewis Hall, was SIO BAILEY. He was captured and turned into a journalism major and is now forced to shoot pictures for the ASUW publications. radio From Radio Hall como program put on by ttudentt tuch at Clair Stoincipher. UU, and Marilouit Hinet, right. Doing her woolly program at Radio Hall It Patricia McGrath. Dorroll Smith, a member of tho annojncor't ttaff, it on the board for Pat'i thow. Mr. Muggint Rabbit. Tho continuity ttaff for KUOW it a buty group. Hor are two radio-TV major buiily turning out tho copy. They arc Patty Eiffe. itudont continuity director, and Sally Sourwina. 134 135 Eitension clan students wait for tke cue. You're on telex ision UgKt . «elion .earner ! Students hero are practicing for an actual pro- gram to be telecast over KCTS-TV. TV students studying equipment are of to right 8ob Dailey. Dick Cornwall, Nael Burmester. George Baldwin, Mike Luckay, Jim Muri, Jim Hennas and Koith Lollit. Dignitaries check the blue-prints for the newly-built TV station. KCTS. Milo Ryan, instructor of TV eoursos, shows camera procedure to students Erie Palmer, Al Seeger and Bud Myors. • • • spring • • • Season of activity on the campus. But, as the days grow warmer, strolls to the tennis courts and nearby beaches become more frequent. 138 The annual Engineering Open House was attended by 15,000 people. The different departments dis- played moro then 250 projects completing the year's work. Top awards were given to the Department of Elec- trical Engineering for the best overall departmental participation and tho Faculty Trophy to the Civil Engineers for their model of the proposed Puget Sound bridge crossing. The Dean’s trophy for the best studont explanation of a demonstration was presented to Irwin G. Baker of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Seattle's mascot, wind and rain, was present as usual but despite his efforts the open house was a success. engineering open house Weighed down by more then political problems, in this case a drum, ii Carrying out tho slogan join Iho crow (or 8elchelder war tho 2nd Vico a Rocky Undoll fan. President's loyal supporters. spring elections Among the many orators heard shouting during spring elections was Joe Taller, a candidate for First Vice President. Studonts gather at the library steps Banners waving and crowds yelling The quad became a battleground of Relaxing amid the turmoil for a bit listening to rally tpeechos, each was the scene typifying the elec- spirit with an array of campaign of energy food were Pecos 8ill Wil- cheering their favorite. tion daie. posters, son's promoters. rote Theta gal� , finalitt for Scabbard and Blado queen, aro hit to right: Fran Harb. ehoten quaen, Lynn Stewart. Marni Mo� , Elijabeth Flower. Sally McGee and Betty Catporton. NROTC cadet pay homage to King Neputne during noon cere monio of Compati and Ciart initiation. Swabi climb out of Froth Fond after a refrething dip in it eryttal- clear water . Member of the Sophomore Carnival Committee, with Jack Geraghty A Zeta Beta barker i pictured above attracting cuttomeri to view their second-placo chairman, were buty blowing up balloon which were relea ed with free audience participation stunt. e ipt in them. sophomore First priie in the women's audience participation division, was given to the Alphe Epsilon Phi for their dart throwing at can targets contest. Very Confusin'. A hula dance with a French twist, composed by Slaberace was Displaying their first-place audience participation, a frontier gambling saloon, ere the the theme of the first piece men's single winner. Sigma Chi. A. D. Pi and the Phi Kept who were also the winners of the clown contest. The prise awarded for their Goon Dance was a large, pink, elephant. Relaxing among the comforts of homo the Phi Delt sultan i« charmed by hi� Tri Dolt harem depicting their theme. ’’Talo� of litanbul. What next? A eharleitoning Red Riding Hood”! Appearing at background it the Pi Phi—Alpha Delt foroit. carnival Pint place in the doublet thow division wat captured by Alpha Chi Omega and Shrimp boats are a cornin', there's dancin' tonight. This radio-active Fiji shrimp Pti Uptilon with their live cuckoo clock. boat won the second place men's show award. Tho Chinese version of Oklahoma. Yokohama. wet the thome of the second First placo winner in the women's thow division wat Alpha Xi Delta. Four beauties place doubles show winners. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Uptilon. on the cover prove ESQUIRE was never liko this. parents banquet ivy planting Among the varied activities occurring during Parents' Weekend was the parent-student banquet. The speeches were highlighted by President Honry Schmitz's welcome and explanation of the week- end program. Parents and students anjoyad an eicellent dinnar in tha HU8 ballroom while waiting for tha announcement of tha parent ling and queen. chosen to reign over tha weekend activities. parents After tha May Day program tha intertqued craw races ware held on Lata Washington Canal. Thera ware many private social functions at tha various living groups after tha races. Tha traditional ivy planting took place on tha south side of Millar Hall. Bill Anderson, senior class president, did the honors with tha spade used since 1903. Tha Promenaders presented the annual Maypole dance, adding to the enjoyment of the well-planned weekend. The Govarnor't Day program included tho pretentation of award� to tho out- itanding military itudentt. Drum majo’ Konnan Hollingsworth and the Air Force ROTC band stopped playing long enough to pan in review before the Governor and veiling military dig- nitariei. . . governor's day weekend The winning NROTC 8attelion Commander Jamot R. Callaghan, received hit priio. a Lynn Stewart and Bill Wilton wero kin. from the Navy Color Girl. Dorothy choten to roign ovor tho May Day Dennett, fattivitiet. 145 C.ujal in icant and iweatthlrt� . the Tri 0 lt� decorato a panty wreath for their annual Panty Breatfast. which honor� engaged tenior couplet. Jerry Turman atiittt hit fiance. Betty Bird, through the panty ring. pansy breakfast senior ball The Dortey Brothert teranade dencert at Blottom Time. honoring the clatt of '54. Performing tolo are Eleanor Baler and Bill Anderton. retired tenior clatt officers. Slightly crowded, but from the facial oiprettiont that'� no problem at all. Tho Kipp Delts survived tho cool weather end won the first piece In the ensembles division. songfest The Alpha Delta Pi's end the Phi Kappa Psi’s combined their talents to win first place in the miiod chorus division. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the first place in the men's singles division of the annual song fest. ■ f?o pec ? 147 The Delta Gammas, in their red choir robes, won the first place award for the women's singles division for the second consecutive year. An underwater backdrop lant atmoiphare to the Valley of TKe Sea Swim Show, a highlight of Parent� ' Woekend. swim show valley of the sea Flying through tho air with the greateit of eate' are the comedy diver� , Bob Thome� and John Goode. 148 Waiting in anticipation for their hard-earned diplomas are 1954't 3,154 prospective graduates. More than one hundred outstanding senior women attended the annual Matris Table dinner. A manequin behind the speak- ers table was dressed in petticoats and a black lawyer’s robe carrying out the theme. Women in the Professions. Receiving a bracelet and the Wheel of Wheels plaque was the out- standing sonior woman. Thoa Govers. The award was presented by Mrs. Vivian Hendricks, chairman of the award dinner. graduation matrix table • • • Football takes the student's interest in the tall—along with Homecoming, rushing, elections, registration and dances. 150 university prevue After learning some introductory fact� about the University in the Welcoming Assembly, the froshmen participants hur- ried to obtain their bo lunches. A group of entering freshmen tool time to get acquainted while eating their lunches In the quad before returning to orientation meetings. registration The lest lap of fall quarter registration was nearly completed with the taking of A.S.U.W. pictures. The freshmen listened attentively in sections as their first- quarter schedules were formed. 151 frosh elections Despite tho rain, the ipirit of the freihman clait wasn't dampened. Sign , speech , ralli � , and parad � war all packed into a bu y two day . Tie long, hard battle wat finally nd d and Bon«t Partons emerged victoriout in the presidential race. Three girl . Connie Kulseth, Rena Baker, and Betty Lou Skold won the potition of vice pr ld nt. � cr t ry, and tre � ur r. Sorority ruthing i� held each year before the official opening of school. Tour , parti , and tea provide two full-packed weak for the rush . At the right are the Alpha Phi'� welcoming girl , and the Chi Omega' getting acquainted while enjoying the fr h air. rush Chorus girls dressed in frilly clothes per- form at the County Fair, an annual affair, which is sponsored and presented by the Women's Residence Halls. A western theme, carried out in the different acts, was a highlight of the evening. To the loft are some rugged-looking western charac- ters. county fair international INGUNN NORDEVAL of Norway end NINA COR- SILLES of the Philippine� are using a whole horse for luck instead of just a horseshoe. Thoy were just a fraction of the entertainment pot on by the foreign students at the International Banquet, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. in honor of the foreign students. banquet Members of the International Banquet committee are: Row f, Janet Reese. Alice Prehlig, Irene John- ston, chairman: Barbara Calvert. Row 2. Durlene Hamilton. Jo Anne Doyle, Ruby Luke, Judy Erkin. Jackie Halbert. Row j. Gearline Draper. Shirley Adams, Joan Lines. Leureen Arlowe. Not pictured: Carol Wolf and Helen Zobrist. Quoen Jean Ruo make a gr nd entrance in her limouiine during intormiuion Thankful that their re pon� ibility wa a luccot . member� of at the Armory. the committee grin happily. Left to right, front row, thoy ore: Poggy Ballard. Peggy Scott, Tuckie Pratt, Nancy Potreborg and Virginia Hill: boci row, Stan Silberman. Jerry Petereon. Fred Backer, Tom Donnen, 8ill Burch and Glenn Erickton. home Cheerleader are protected by raincoat in the Tri Dell l t place Homecoming ign. The Theta carried out the theme. If in the Bag, with a mon trou(- ixed paper bag to win 3rd place. The Chi O' , be ow ond right, and their Huikeyville Toy- thop. won 2nd placo. Oretted in white and directed by Al Brevik. the 1.000 Voico Choir sang Blue Skio and Prayer of Thank giving during half-time eeromonie� . Zeta Beta Tau wat awarded first place in the 3rd annual Villas Band Contest. Homecoming Queen. Jean Rue, was presented during halftime The Lambda Chis and the SAEs took second and third places respectively. at the Homecoming game in a ear driven by Fred Backer, chairman. Kirby Torrence, alumnae Homecoming chairman was also introduced. coming Dr. Henry Schmitt talked over the game possibilities with the cheerleaders during the Home- coming game. We're a rollin' ' was the theme of the cowboy Alpha Sigs; they did roll right into second place. The SAEs won third place with their hotel of neon lights. Capturing first place with their House of Fire were the Lambda Chis. Fore� try majors participated in many event� of the annual Garb Day, high- Affar fhe completion of the day' avent� , winner of the molt point� , lighted by tha logrolling contest. Nello Michelotte. wa� crowned King Ole. garb day Payment of a penny allowed the contributor� a vote in tho Ugly Man conteit during the Cempui Che� t drive. fund rives Previou� to the drive, the Campus Che� t Committee wa� bu� y preparing lignt and container� . The Nickel Hop proved fun and increaied the Campu� Cheit fund. Phrafere� girl� ganged up on Fred Beane in an attempt to � ell him a carameled apple. The proceed� from the apple � ele went to Camput Che� t. extra curricular Frothmen talo timo-out during tho Froth Prevue to tign up for the Tyoo. soph dance Examining tho program� for tho Sophomoro Done� ore the general committee, including eft to right. Sharron Welth. Cornelia Fitch. Bov Balch, Chuck Mortal and Milt Clampitt. Couplet danced cnthuiioitically to tho mutic of Ken Clood't Orcheitra at the Sophomoro Dance. winter • • • Wintertime . . . and the dating becomes serious. Basketball games are followed by semi-formal affairs and college girls begin to press the formals which they packed so eagerly in the fall. 158 architects bal Outstanding eo� tume were worn by thi in- couple i the Beam Art Costume The Architect Bell took piece et the Spenith Ballroom end centered around the theme Showboat. The 8eaut Art Ball we pon orod jointly by the Washington Chapter of the American In- itiate of Architect and the School of Archi- tecture on thi cempu . The coitumo function wet attended by art and echitocturo ttudent and their friend . Coitumet and decoration were inter- esting and unutual. 159 varsity ball THo lovely Indies pictured above woro Varsity Ball final 1st . They are left to right. Sandy McCracken. Darlene Deiter, Geri Webster. Maggie McKee (cboten queen) and Betty Bralnard. Club Flamingo, Varsity Ball theme, was carried out in pink and silver with a dry-ice fountain. Leading the grand march were Pres, and Mrs. Henry Schmitz and Rocky Lindell. ASUW president; Jerry Beresford. Varsity 8all chairman, and dates. Hard-working Club Flemingo planners wore left to right. Marian Hawkins. Bobbi 0'8rian. Steve Roake. Chuck Worthington, Sharron Welsch. secretary; Jerry Beresford. chairman; Dick Evans, Shirley 8yrd. Carol Rogers and Myrnie Hoey. The surprised queen receives her crown. ' Iff winter carnival Smiling perkily 'midtt ice 'n ww ere the Winter Cernivel finalitti end Queen Carol Martin. Left to right they are Swio Colet. Marlene Chandler. Sal IWood� . Virginia Raymond and Mi� � Martin. Tho Huiky Winter Sport� Club'� Winter Car- nival i� an annual affair, held in conjunction with tho Pacific Northwe� ! Ski Attociation Cla� � A Championship Race� . Hang the information! It look� fun. doo� n't it? Queen Carol Martin, a blue-eyed junior, pro- tented award� to the «lelom winner� at a ban- lt‘ dinner timo in the Govern- quet in the Government Lodge. mont Lodge at Steven� Patti 161 1 1 o foreign students' show Maria Eleiiegui of the Philippine� and Ben Singson are doing the Fandango � a lla« (dance of the light) which wet featured in the International Road Show. Marie i majoring in Engli� h and Ben in Sociology at the U of W. Student� relai on a boat trip up Lake Chelan during their tour. A but load of 3S ttudentt representing variout foreign countriet put on thow� at Longview, El lentburg. Sunnytide and Manton. From eft to right in foreground; Hildegard Scheffler of Germany. Ville Berg of Nor. way. Benerti Parathar of India, Tebitha Suter of Switzerland. Enrique Onoro of Colombia and Francoite Rattrud of France. engineers ball Queen Sally Lundell admire� a mechanical decoration at the Engineers Ball. Engineers Ball Queen contestant� tmiled prettily for their picture. They are. loft to right, bock row, Phylli� Storheim, Beth Flower, Geri Web- ster, Janet Schultz and Evelyn Warwick; front row, Francoite Rattrud, Sally Lundell, queen, and Anr. Benton. 163 song The auorted multitude � hown here represented Franlie end Johnny were the senior� ' famou lover� . What are you l-ol- ing at Johnny? 'Famout lover� portrayod by the fro� h were Carmen and Don Jc� e. The ro� h catt a� � emblet for their finalo, greasepaint 'n all. We're the. 'glug (pardon ut!) � e- nior� . and The prise-winning song and stunt wav the juniors' por- trayal of Ceatar and Cleo- patra. stunt Monne Gchagcn accopts tha award for th junior class, presented by Song and Stunt general chairman. Mary Kay Morrissey. As presented by the sophs.. Dog patch looks mighty confusin' these days. Daisy Mae and Lit' Abner, soph, famous lovers. may have believed that was e tree, but it just don't look right. 165 Mariana Hill, 1955 Ring Quean, end Captain Fotter Marlene, getting the traditional kin in the ring from her date, Del Beumcr. ring dance Amious middiet line up their datet in eipectation of the kitt in the ring. Queen finalittt Diano Foiter- olf, Marline Hill. Carolyn An- dcrton, Shirley Byrd and Janice Graham are thown the Navy equipment by Captain Fotter and Major Pe k. The fatal-' ring. DELORES EHLIN Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl 169 May Day King and Queen LYNN STEWART. Kappa Alpha Theta BILL WILSON. Alpha Delta Phi 170 Frosh Day LINDA LINK, Kappa Alpha Theta and JIM THOMPSON, Alpha Delta Phi mm . Homecoming Queen JEAN RUE Delta Delta Delta 172 Varsity Ball Queen MARGARET McKEE Delta Delta Delta 173 174 Winter Carnival Slci Queen CAROL MARTIN Alpha Delta Pi 175 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi CAROL DRAHOLD Delta Delta Delta 176 Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa JEANNIE FOELKNER Delta Delta Delta Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen NOYDENA LEONARD Alrth Phi Mt. Rainier providet a inowy background for the University of a thousand yeart. Volumes of culture, from historic to pretent time, are to be found in the cathedral-liko room of the main library. The Washington State Museum holds treasures of Pacific Northwest culture including valuable Indian relics. Students of music spend hours practicing in the sound-proof rooms of “thoir music building. For many, many years. Meany Auditorium has provided a stage for a variety of cultural performances. 181 The Univertily SIngert. directed by Dr. Stanley Chappie, took port in the annuel Chrittmet Concert in Moony Hell. They ore accompanied by the UW Symphony Orchettre. Tho A Co polio Choir undor tho direction of Profettor Chuck Le«reneo ployed on importent role in tho Chrittmai Concert. Tho Madrigal Singert ore known for their informal tinging while lif- ting around o table. The group it under the direction of Mitt Terry, but it led by o itudent director. choral groups During the annual Chriitmai concert in Meany Auditorium, th« audience � ang cerolt with the choral groupt participating in the program. Providing popular half-time ontertainment. the Marching Band performed at all homo garnet. Tha band it under the direction of Walter Welko. The Sinfonietta, directed by Or. Stanley Chappie, performt regularly through- out the fall and ipring teaiont. The Concert Band, alto directed by Walter Welke. participated in the annual Chrittmai Concert. bands 184 a ws concerts Harry James and hit band presented one of the outstanding musical concerts of the year. Dave Brubeek, popular with most university students, performed an afternoon concert during winter quarter. The Dorsey Brothers. Jimmy and Tommy, played for the Senior Ball in May. henry art gallery Judges for the Northwest Crafts- man Exhibit check a pottery display at the Henry Art Gallery. 185 Tho Salzburg Marionette� protented the 'Conc r� at Schroenbrunn. Now. 20 at Moony Hall. DR. STANLEY CHAPPIE of the Univertity of Wathington Mutic Dept.. pretented a Making Mutic tariet thit yoar. Tha te- fie� eontitted of mutic entemblot. opera� , ♦ha Sinfoniette. lactaret, tymphony con. certt and a Bach fattival. W. H. AUDEN, ditfin- guithed poet, read tome of hit contemporary poemt at the Health Science� Auditorium on Oct. 29. Performing for their fourth year in Seattle, the Juli- ard String Quaretn ap- peared at Maany Hall on Jan. 28. e r t and lectures The world-famout Sorit-Hobi Ballet Company, featuring RUTHANNA 80RIS, came to the Univertity of Wath- ington cemput, Feb. 3. and protented a program of clattical and contemporary ballet. cone 186 opera SHOWBOAT THEATRE Kennoth Carr directed the tuccotsful comedy 8ER- NARDINE. Pictured «bove, left to fight ore: 8ob Dolan, Dick Goemmel, Don Cutter. Donald Lipp. Dale Buckwatter, Dean Me- lang. Berry Pritchard. Bob Hobbt end Let Kreger. Sten Mancou, Jack Veugbn. Joy D i 11 in g he m, Neel Murphy. Rey Hamilton end Richard Arnold ero pic- tured in a teen from tho Comedy MRS. Me THING, dirocted by Ken- neth Carr. showboat William Saroyan. THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE wet directed by Donel Herrington. Pictured, eft to tight ore: Warren Pepperdine. Joan Wing, Robert Lindquiit, Joy Dillingham, Jeff Fortyfhe, Arden Craig, Barry Pritchard and Jack Vaughn. AMPHITRYON 38. a comedy play adapted from the French, wat directed by Robert Gray. Left to right ore: William Dore. Warren Pepperdine and Richard Arnold. The .ophiiticated comedy GIGI in- cluded in itt cjtt, Judy Jerald. Dean Malang, Carol Chave, Mary Connie Lyon. Joy Dillingham. Warren Pepperdine and Beth Suckow. The director wat Vanick Galttaun. PENTHOUSE THEATRE Imported front Italy, via England, wat the new comedy 'TWO OOZEN RED ROSES directed by Vanick Galttaun. The catt included, lott to right: Cathy Welander, Zoaunna LeRoy. Don Smith, Jeff Fortythe and Jerry Hjert. Promoted for the first time in Seattle wat the Italian play, THE MISTRESS OF THE INN. Lott to right: Jeff Fortythe. Betty Kotel, Sten Mancoo. Robert Lind- guitt and William Croffett, were directed by Donel Harrington. The Vienna of IV27 wat portrayed in CANDLE-LIGHT which wat di- rected by Vanick Galttaun. The catt included Loy Norrit. Cathy Wei- ander. Dean Melang, Adale O'Brien, Jerrald Ladar, Karen Wahl. Will Newman and Richard Roach. penthouse Jamet Thurber and Elliott Nu- gent't play. THE MALE ANI- MAL, wat an immediate tuc- cett. The catt included Bob Dettling. Zoaunna LeRoy. Carol Brudevold. Arden Craig. Don Jeffriet. Raymond Hamilton. Elaine Reynold!, Sten Mancou, Henry Hammack, Jean McKin- ney. Jerrald Ladar and Barbara Smith. The ingeniout novelty play. GRAMMERCY GHOST.” wat directed by Robert Gray. Left to right are Jerry Ladar, Richard Arnold. Bob Diehl. Re« Henriot and Adale O'Brien. 189 The Playhouse. OTHELLO wet directed by Donal Herrington. Included emon the ce� t were Jerry Mickey, Ed Richard. Bill Cul- pepper. John Farmer. Elaine Reynold . Bill Crotiett, Mike Quinlivan. Beth Suckon. Bill Harvey, Warren Pepperdine, Pat Garvey. Jerrold Ladar and Bert Heggin. playhouse Directed by Sherry Selfors. THE WISH wai preiented for the first time in America. Left to right are Carla Dean Wright. Keith Rhinehart. Bart Haggin, Bob Edberg, Charle Hathaway. Joan Intul, Dick Roach and Jerry Whitely. THE WHIRLEY BIRD wa pre- tented at a tummer production OEDIPUS REX and OEDIPUS AT COLO- NUS. a graduate ttudent nroduction, wat one of the mot� frequently performed of the Greek tragedies Left to right are Tony Freeman. At Granttrom, Dick Roach. Cathy Weilander. Vaico Call, Beth Zanidet and Nick Zanidot. Included in the cast of TOBIAS AND THE ANGEL are e t to right Toni Stum, Cynthia Col- burn, Marilyn Armstrong, Gcorgo Maitei, Dory Schniederrnan. Joyce Otawa and Richard Roach. 190 LIVING GRO UPS panhellenic officers Pretident Lee Jorti FI� � Vlee-Pretidenl Beverly ft.ll Panhollonic is the coordinating body of the sorority system. Its members are the twenty house presidents and the six officers. The Panhellenic yoar begins with the annual training conference held during the first week of spring quarter at the Empress Hotel in Victoria, B. C. The incoming officers attend this conference and in addition to exchanging many val- uable ideas, also have a great deal of fun. In between meetings the girls can bo seen shopping and sightseeing while happily munching English toffee. Besides the monthly dinnor meetings which aro hold at the sororities, the annual round robin dinner, and Inspiration Week, Panhellenic also organizes the rusning program prior to fall quarter. During ten days of organized confusion the sororities entertain nearly 600 girls. Washington's Panhellenic is known nation-wide for its efficiency, organization and fair and single-minded methods. chapter presidents Alpha Chi Omega Lorane Peterton Alpha Delta Pi Catharine Davit Alpha Eptilon Phi Mltii Pinch Alpha Gamma Del a Mary Lou Langland Alpha Omicro Pi Shirley Thompton Alpha Phi Jackie Entch Alphi Xi Delta Donna Lou W.btter Chi Omeoa Patty lleckw.ll Delta Delta Delta Mary Wilton Delta Gamma Joyce Henhey Delta Zeta Jackie Richter Gamma Phi Beta Mary Kay Morrittey Kappa Alpha Theta Loit Brackett Kappa Delta Darlene Oeiter Kappa Kappa Gamma Ann Mob! Phi Mu Svtan Stile� Phi Sigma Sigma Jane lirael Pi Beta Phi Kathy Tynei Sigma Kappa Ann Panchenko Zeta Tau Alpha Anita Lirvera 196 Part of tha Executive Council which hoadi PanKallanic activitiot. From 1 0 of right: bock row—Dorothy Smith, treaiuret: Leo Jonas, president; Donna Lou Webstar, standards; and Ann Panchenko, social. Front row— Nona Paterson. secretary; Bev Bell, lit vico president; and Jackie Richter, scholarship. Absent are Judy Cameron. Virginia Christ. Mitji Pinch and Darlene Dexter. Junior Panhellenic is composed of presidents or representatives of each sorority pledgo class. Tho group meets once a month to orient freshmen into the Panhellenic system, to discuss problems of sorority pledgeship, and to become better acquain- ted with other pledges. The officers of this organization consist of the presi- dent, vice - president, secretary, treasurer, social chairman, publicity chairman, program chairman and scholarship chairman. This executive committee presents policies for discussion to the rest of the group. The main activity of the year is the money raising project for a one-year tuition scholarship. This schol- arship is presented to an incoming freshman girl. In addition, Junior Panhellenic occasionally partici- pates in activities with the Junior Inter-Fraternity Council. Frasideat Batty Lou Trapp Vice-President Joyce Sanderson Sacratary Cliiabath Bannatt Traaiorar ftowana Schlegel Alpha Chi Orraga Su. NortMiald Alpha Dalfa Ft Clarita Tgrranta Alpha Epsilon Phi Jatkla Tallar Alpha Gamma Oalta Alora Pettierew Alpha Omitron Pi Katherine Ballay Alpha Phi Barbara Jeffries Alpha XI Oalta Joan tin� � Chi Omaga Jody McFarland Oalta Oalta Oalta Shirtay Graan Oalta Gamma Sally Fraaman Oalta Zata Thaa Rabar Gamma Mil Bata Sally Slauart Kappa Alpha Thata Nancy Tatar� Kappa Oalta Janat Smith Kappa Kappa Gamma Caclla Evens 197 n ! Mu Carolyn Guernsey Phi Sigma Sigma Carol London K Bata Phi Fatty Mult Sigma Kappa Diana Edtine Zata Tau Alpha EHtabath Bannatt junior panhellenic ( i 1 © V v O © t © f iT 7 Nf O. i Tfi i © ► ' r © J fs $ alpha chi omega 0� , ft 3 )i n ft O firr 9 p ft V $ (3 rt y o o '1 I ft® % X ft 'ic V Jf ft ft v ft Hk - I ft ft ft f 1� ft 4 00©© 0 1 I ©0 ft 4 f. 0 4 © -xT it. % 3 ft � ck. M«rl«n«, $r. lig !ow. GeorgI . Sr. tralvik. J a� t, Sr ©own. Sunn. r. •vu«H, St'B'lj, Soo i. Campbell, Patricia, Fr. Caray, Sbaroa, Soph Cattla. Allton. Fr. Cavendtr. Patricia. Fr. Clllf. Sail� , Soph CorboM Mary Lou, Sr. Creity, Starr, Sr. Cvrria. Joan, ft. Ole� . Ciaira. Jr. Ountmora. Marla, Soph. Earlat, Joan. Jr. Erlcton. Satta, Jr. Farguton. Jaan, S'. Flodgwit . Juoa, Jr. For, Doloret. Soph. Foord, Marilyn. Soph. Froula. Sally. Jr. Gaga. Kay. Soph, Goeh'end. Gratchan, Fr. Gramling. EUiabath. Jr Graco. Maria. Soph Haight Anabel. Soph. Hantan, Carol. Soph Hartley. Sylvia. Jr. Hantal. Janat. Soph. Hllby. Joan. Soph. Hoffman, Phyllit. Fr. Hoy. Mary Lou. Soph. Ingraham, Sally, Sr. Jonat, Patricia. Fr. Kiddar. tatty. Ft. Klaln, Eleanor. Jr. Kopf. Janat. Soph. Kultath. Connie Fr. Kulteth. Jana. S'. La Irache. Stephania, Soph Latham, Dale, Jr. Looney, Helen, Jr. Luehri, Saianna, Fr. Manning. Patricia. Fr. Markham. Marilyn. Soph. Martin. Sally. Fr Martin. Sharon. Sr. Mickey, Sharon. Jr. Mifflin. Mary. Fr. Molynevi. Jodi, Fr. Montgomery, Marilyn. Fr. Mullini, Kathleen. Fr. Founded at De Pauw University, Green- castle, Indiana, in 1885. Rho chapter founded in 1910. 78 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Lorane Peterson Vice President—Virginia Wilcox Recording Secretary—Marilyn Spence Corresponding Secretary—Diane Richmond Treasurer—Sharon Martin Lorana Patarton, Pratidanl A new year, new faces—31 of them— and a renewed spirit of cooperation and enthusiasm. This was 1954 and '55 for Alpha Chi Omegas at the U. of W. We celebrated our birthday—Oct. 15—with a Founder’s Day banquet at the Ben- jamin Franklin Hotol. Our first big project was a Mountain Climb which was the campaign that took Connie Kulseth to the top as Vice President of the Freshman Class. The Pledge Dance followed. Homecoming, our Christmas party, Hera Day—devoted to our cere- bral palsy project, Mother-Daughter, Father-Daughter banquets, the Spring Formal, and finally the Senior Banquet. Before we knew it we were caught in the social whirl of another calendar year. Our girls were active in campus activities and honoraries, including W- Key, Totem Club, Mortar Board, Phi Beta Kappa, Silver Fish, and Rally Girls of which Georgia Bigelow was president. A glance at the daily schedule of our typical Alpha Chi would include classes, study time, dates, exchanges, firesidos, formals and all of the numerous activities through which oach girl makes her con- tributions to her own development, to the house, to the activity groups in which she is especially interested and to the University. The result was a coordi- nation of interests and effort that carried us through another successful year. We look forward with anticipation to the finale—our national convention that will convene in July at White Sul- phur Springs. West Virginia. NOT PICTURED: Hardrickion. Mario . Sr Leonard. Batty, Jr. Lovajov, Judy. Soph. 1616 E. 50th Sf. On of VI b off ley Ni mi. Call . Fr. Northfiald. Sutan, Ff. Panic . M.riiou. Soph. Paarc . Ardan, Soph. Paterson. loran� . Sr. Paterson. Noa la� . Jr. Phillip . Jean. Soph. Phillip . Patrici . Sr, Owlna. Jaanina, Jr. Ouilt. Barbara. Fr. Rahbocl. Judy. Jr. Rlchardt. Kav. Pr. Richmond, Diana, Sr Riagal. Ion ! la, Fr. Robinson, Joan, Jr. Ryan, An� . Fr. Sata'O. Ann, Pr. S IUn, Sum� , Fr. Schultt. C 'o: Soph. Scooia't. Juli . Sr. Sagal� , Sandra. Jr. Sm.th. Dorothy. Jr. Spaar. Re . Jr. Sp«nc� . Merily , Jr. Stanton. Cynthia. Sr. Tjottam, Jack! , Sr. T rnar. Judy, Soph. Wabar. Wilma. Fr. Whitahaad, Virginia. Pr. Whltham, Bain . Fr. Wilcox, Virginia, Sr. Wing� � , Jo Anna. Soph. rs 0 uLVj L. rs s ,4 rs 'V fer J a JT f V � 7 V' i� ’ n A 'ey rs a o 0 f 7 I, m ’ r ' c, n 4%f 0 H r, 9 Rr If tfnf £ , T alpha delta pi Founded at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, in 1851. 82 national chapters. Alpha Theta founded in 1917. Chapter officers: President. Catherine Davis Vice-President, Virginia Hill Secretary, Kathleen Conner Treasurer, Barbara Humphrey c«th� r:n� D vi«. Pr� � W«ni X-'- i I i ■ k jk NOT PICTURED: Abiit� , Alin� . Soph. 8� r til� y, Jen� . Fr. Scott. M� ry, ft. Wilvo.n, Glori� , Jr. 200 ft ft 'Z; t ft ft © In A JkF.; ft V ft b A . 9 A jfT f $ ft ft f $ c r ft ft ft, ft r A M ft ft % ft v ft Alito, BtHy. Fr. Alito. Carol. Sr, Allison, Sue. Soph. Anderson. Carol Jo.. Sr. Au rnh !mtr. Nancy. Soph Ballard. Alla. Fr. Ballard. Peggy. Sr. Hager. Frary. Jr. Baudendlstal. Mary Ann, Jr. 8eeler. Diant. Jr Best. Joann . Jr. Biogham. Donna. Sr. Blfar. Darlan . Jr. Black. Donna. Jr. Blair. Barbara, Sr. 8r u r, Margaret, Soph. Burk . Kay Soph. Burnt. Patricia. Soph. Connor. Kathlatn. Jr. Cramtr, Sally. Jr. Crayi. Shirlty. Soph Oevis. Catharine, Sr Etdalt. Gloria. Soph Falk. Isga, Sr. Fthrtnbachtr, Nadine, Sr. Firlh. Patricia. Fr. Giedt. Carol. Sr. Griffith. Jackie. Soph Griffith. Sandra Soph Heat. Pamela. Jr. Htlphrey. Carol Fr. Httte, Joann . Jr. Hill. Marltn . Fr. Hill. Virginia. Sr. Humphrey, Barbara. Jr. outton. Ma ' --------- Barela. Sr. Hytong. La Rue. Fr. Johnston, Carollyn. Fr. Ktnoyer. Willa, Jr. Lag rqu;tt, Karen. Jr. Lentt. Martha. Fr. Lind. Shirlty. Fr. Loomil. Eleanor. Fr. McArthur. Norine. Jr. McDonagh. Patricia. Sr. McIntyre. Bare! Ann. Fr. MecArthvr, Joann . Fr. Madttn. Emm . Jr. Martin, Carol. Jr. Martin, Forest. Sr. Mathewvoo. Diana. Soph Melin, Joan. Jr. Somehow or other, the A. D. Pi's managed to enter an election or two and win one, defend their Song- fest, Soph Carnival, and Columns trophies, carol at Christmas and still maintain a high enough grado point to stay on campus. The year began well when 34 new A. D. Pi's moved in at the end of rush week to join the actives in the HUB, at the bridge table, and staring down pedestrians on 18th Avenue. Class and ASUW activities balanced house activities to round out a great season for the gang in tho glass menagerie. Murray. Collee. , Fr. Neliau. Carol Ann. Scph. Ormond, Jacqueline. Soph. Patrick. Nancy. Soph. Pinckney, Patricia, Jr. Plawt. Gall. Fr. 1805 East 47th Pooler. Bev, Jr. Ponder. Jo. Soph. Price. Louise. Soph. Redlinger, Marcia. Fr. Reed. Dot. Jr. Rogers. Carol, Soph. Sanborn. Sally. Jr. Schuab. Andrea, Fr Skold, Betty Lou. Fr Smith. Donne Merle, Soph Smith, Susie. Fr. Starr. Allea. Soph Stone. Nancy. Soph. Styve. Barbara Jo. Fr. Taleott. Sandra. Fr. Taytor. Susan, Fr. Thompson. Joan. Sr. Thronson. Sallle Jo. Fr. Torrenca, Clarice. Soph. Umphlette, Jeanne. Jr. Van Wyck. Roma Jean, Fr. Wagner. Janice. Fr. Waters. Louellen. Jr. Winship. Sharon. Fr. Wright. Jessie. Fr. Wylfie. Carol. Fr. alpha gamma delta Pounded at Syracuse University, Syra- cuse, New York, in 1904. lota chapter established in 1909. 63 National chapters. Chapter officers: President—Mary Lou Langland Vice-President—Janet Ziober Secretary—Trudy Harlow Treasurer—Carol Moyer € Mary Lou lanqland Pratidenl Cook. Adtle. Pr. Goranton. Zona. Pr. Ademt Patte. ft. Breinard. Pam. Jr. Davit. Oorit Jtanna. Jr. Grata. Nanay. Soph. Andarton, Carolyn. Soph. Browar. Ckarlll. Jr. Dlnoman Margaret. Soph Harlow. Trudy. Sr. Coyle, Cynthia, Jr. Gould, JO Ann. pr Andarton. tavarly. Pr. Iritt. Nancy, pr. Darby, larbara. Pr. Grotta, Barbara. Pr. Balkan, Shlrlay. Pr. Callahan. Joan. Pr. Eaqle. Lttlia, Pr. Hartton. Marcia, Pr. V ’r y Elbrandt, Maa, ft. Hatttn. Jamal, Sr. Hanhrorth. Gail. Jr. Larton, Carol Laa, Pr. 202 Alpha Gamt get Into tho act tor Homecoming Etarman, Carol. Pr. Haubrich, Nadyna, Pr. Itanhafh. Marilyn. Pr lanon. Leila. Pr. The fall of 1954-55 saw tho culmination of many years of dreaming and planning for the Alpha Gams on tho University of Washington campus—a beautiful new chapter houso. The traditional pledge sneak was taken in a very untraditional manner—on a Pan American Airlines stratocruiser. An informal dance honoring the pledges, the Homecoming Sign, and Christmas caroling with the Alpha Sigs rounded out our fall quartor. A formal open house and other social functions after tho now year ?|ave us the opportunity to show the new house to our families and riends. The alumni dance at the Olympic Bowl, the Mothers' and Fathers' Day banquets, costume dance, Sophomore Carnival, spring formal at the Tennis Club, and Senior Breakfast kept the social calendar more than filled. Campus activities claimed tho talents of many Alpha Gams, with Rally Girls, Tyee staff editors, members in Totem Club, W-Key. various ASUW committees, and three cheer-leaders. Looking back on this year the memories hold a swift parade of many happy experiences, and the lasting ties of frenaship have become oven stronger in tho life of every Alpha Gam. Faala� , Sylvia Sr. Ha� k ni, Marian Soph Jenna, Barbara Soph. Laach, Grata, Soph. Garrett. Marian It., Fr, Hoara, Connla, Soph. Jonai. Fanny Fr. Maggioroi. Joan. Jr. Foitar, Mary lmni.Fr. Meffellinqar, Gay. Fr. Johnton, Shirlaa. Fr. Ullla, Gay. Fr. George. Mary laa. Soph. Holland. Gloria, Soph. Jorqenton. Jaan. Jr. Matthevi, Marilyn. Fr. t 7A vrr i Kamp. Barbara, Jr. Knoll. Fatricia. Soph. Knowla� , Falli. Jr. Lambarlon, Virgy. Sr. lan tend. Mary Lou, Sr laniar. Barbara. Fr. Mlddlailatlar, Donna, Fr. McDonald, Sandra. Fr. McFaddan, luanna. Soph. Morgan. Joyca, Soph Moyar, Carol. }r Myan, lillia. Soph. Naargaard. Jill. Jr. Niatiax. Joan. Fr. Oman, Joanna. Jr. Fariiar. Vannalla. Soph. Paterion. Jaan. Sr. Fallieraw. Alora. Fr. NOT FICTUREO: Ball. Janice Carr.pball. Batly. Frovina, Dotlia. Soph Rica, Julitanna. Fr. Bobbin, Sharon, Fr. Rockefeller, Gail. Fr. Ryan, J dy. Fr. Saari. Hilgralh, Fr. Schmid. Barbara. Sr. Schulll. Bally Jaanna. Soph. Schur. Marianna. Jr. Sinlunai. Tona. Sop . Siurten, Mary Ann. Jr. Trucano. Angie, Soph Turner. Dorit. Sr. Walker. lou Ann. Sr. Wilda. Lynne. Fr. Ziabar. Janal. Sr. William� . Gay. Fr Vovng, Jana. Sr. 203 alpha omicron pi Founded at Barnard College, Columbia University, New York, in 1897. Upsilon chapter established in 1915. 56 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Shirley Thompson Vice-President—Lorraine Pilon Recording Secretary—Suzanne Scribner Corresponding Secretary—Lula Bettridge Treasurer—Sylvia Sims fun for all in this, our 39th year on the University of Washington campus included: Unsuspected and successful pledge sneak; ew pledges of all the sororities entertained by the A O Pi pledges at their third annual Pledge Coke Party. paithful and cheerful selling of Columns through rain, fog, snow, and occasional sunshine; Organization and enthusiasm in making the Homecoming sign a success; Romancing and dancing to the music at our Pledge In- formal. Annual Rose Ball, and Spring Dance; 11-out participation in campus activities with members in W-Key, Totem Club, Mortar Board, Silver Fish. Alpha Tau Delta, Beta Gamma Sigma, Mu Tau, and Orchosis. pasting work on our philanthropic projects for the Ken- tucky mountain families and our Belgian boy; Looking forward to an oven greater year of friendship, loyalty, studying, fun, and activities in 1955-56. Shlrlay Thompvo . Praiidant Bailay. Catharina, ft. Bailay, Pal� y. ft. («II. Sua. Soph lalvaal. Barbara. Soph. Ba«� o«. BaMy, Soph, la Hath, Barbara, Soph. Battridga. Lua. Sr. Bilyaa. Bonnia. ft Boagllo, Dorothy, Jr. Borall. Batta. Soph Borall, ttalaa. Soph. Bratton, Cotlaan Jr. Dippart, Svtan ft. OvMy. Marilyn. Soph. Eddia, Donna Jaaa. Soph. Parrall. Kathy. Jr. Gardnar, Lynn. Jr. Sarmalna, Shlrlay. Soph. Hamilton. Durlana. Soph Harpal, Barbara. Jr. Handarvon. Batty. Soph Haisalholt. Mary Nalla. Sr. Hilton. Joa . Sr. Holman. Barbara, Soph Holmat. G-.d� ig, Soph. Iidall. Robarta, ft. Kama. Barbara, ft. Karvonan, Shlrlay, ft. Kirk. Judy, ft. Ladlay, JoAnna. Soph. Larkin, Sara. Soph Undholm. Mary Anaa, Soph. Lundttrom. Maria. Soph. McDonald. Irana. Soph McKimmay Jaan. Soph Moilanan. Lo-atta Soph. Nalvon. Arlana. Soph. Ottrom, Garrl, ft. 204 Oh look! Haro'� a card from our Litti� America chapter. NOT PICTURED; Andarton. Darlana. Jr. Cochran. Jaan. Sr. Cool, Dorothy. it. Kift. Chloa. Soph McCallraa. Sua. Soph McKay Halcn, Soph O'Brian. Kathlaan. Jr, Straub, Francat, Jr Patton, Joanna, Soph Pilon, Lorraina, Sr. Schraiiar, Caryl Soph, Scrlboar, Sut'a, Sr. Slmi. Sylvia, Jr. Stark. Shitlay, Soph. Thompton. Shirlay, Jr. Trimblo, Ann, Fr. Wall� , Judy. Soph, Wall� , Norma. Fr. Zaapfal, Char. Sr. Sandall, Patti. Fr. Shradar. Carol. Soph Savarton. Chrit, Soph, Struthori. Jackia, Soph. Shinrallar. Janat, Fr. Sxaany, Kay. Fr. Waid. Margo. Fr. Wafimuadt, Joan. Sr. Wattanbarg. Chrii. Fr. Wright. Jan, Jr. f .V 1 Yv I 0 0 1 Sr s 0 0 ft ■ ,t V e V a 205 alpha phi Founded at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, in 1872. Sigma chapter established in 1914. 55 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Jackie Ensch Pledge Trainer—Jeri Loomis House Manager—Marilyn Brown Scholarship—Ann Mader Secretary—Joan Beecher Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi can look back on a suc- cessful year of campaigning, exchanges, and sere- nades. With a new pledge class of 25, the girls on 47th settled down to plans for the Homecoming sign; Alpha Fiesta, the fall pledge dance; and concentrated studying. The winter costume dance. Sophomore Carnival with the Delts, and the Spring Formal rounded out a successful year. Participation in campus activities was not over- looked in the swirl of Alpha Phi social life. Election to Mortar Board, Totem Club, W-Key, and other campus honoraries highlighted hard work on ASUW, AWS, and Rally Girl committeees. After the last sneak has been taken and the last senior graduate, we will long remember the girls with the friend-winning smiles, and the fun of being an Alpha Phi at Washington. not nCTuneo Fiarton, Lynn. Jr. 9 yr m Jackia EntcS . Pteiidtnt B Aahl. 8 va'ly, Ft. Baina, Nine� . Sr. Balchaldnr. Carol. Sr. •«•I, Barbara, Sr. Baachar, Joan. Jr. 9 f 9 jr r Baroaron. Sharon, Fr. Braar. Bavarly, Jr. Bri.law� , Marcia, Fr. Brown, Joanna, Sr Brown, Marilyn. Sr. 9 T v $ Ofl Catlatian. Sua. ft. Camaron, Jody. Sr Cailillo. Joan. Soph. Clifford, Flotonca. Sr. Colaman, Carol. Soph a o % © Cook, Marilyn, Soph. Cartit. Bavarly, ft. Drary. Karan, Jr. Entch, Jackin, Sr. Faak. Sharon, ft. B Of1 O ? Flnld, Nancy. Soph, filch, Cornalla. Soph. Findlay. Diana, Jr. Flowar. Mary laa. Sr Fotlar. Gayia, Ft. 9 B $ Gill. Bally. Soph. Glaaion, Sharon. Jr. Graham. Fapqy Sua. Sr. Graqory. Marqaral, Jr. GroninQar. Bovarly, Sr. o v Carljon, Birgal. Sr, Morrii, Judy. Ft. Fiarton. lynn, Jr. 0� � . Marjoria, Sr. Buttall. Diana, Jr. © S3 .■5 A.8 i � J; fit ,3.?cc 3r - lfO! smiifl OZZZXXZZ 4-l lllllll! “ i • • -s a n?2 2—o tJ' ?2 2.3 lli 22 222 £3i?fii 2222ZOO !i i W Ji ilillii Oi c c-? c c. c c f c c c c c- 4- C; (2$r £JC CD w C- © ■ c 4 4- c C( C (fcr t§, jr; ■ C Cv alpha xi delta Pounded at Lombard College, Galesburg, Illinois, in 1893. Nu chapter established in 1907. 66 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Donna Lou Webster Vice President—Beverly Harrison Secretary—Georgia Luther Treasurer—Gayle Myers Donna Lou Web� t«r, Prtiidtni Adam� . Barbara J. Sr. Attrldg . Jocelyn F , Soph. Beyl ay. Judy C.. Soph. Bedford. Audrey M.. Soph. Bragdon. Mariori . Sr. Brannally, Joan, Sr. Sr!� . Joan. ft. Bruktnar, Janie . Jr. •urn� . Kay.. Fr. Campball. Marilyn. Fr. Clowifon. Carol Ann. Fr, Collini. Naney, Soph. Cooper. Georgia, Sr. Co� , illtabath, Jr. Dariton, Feogy. Sr. Day. Janet. Soph. Santa Claus visits all 9008 littla girl� ! Denney. Claudia. Jr. Detrick, Julia, Soph. Edmendi, Marylaa, Soph, Flaming. Joanna, Sr. Cardnar. Joan, Soph. Hamilton, Margaraf. Jr. Harrlion, Bevarly. Sr. Harvay. loy Charlotta. Soph. Haay. No ran . Soph Hagla, Carman, Fr. Hampler. Kathar'n . Soph. Hanning. Sarbara. Fr. Holm, Sign , Sr. Hwntlay. Stephanie. Fr. Johnion. lucllla. Soph. Johnton. Su . Fr. Klock. Barbara, Fr. Kvand . Sharon. Jr. Una. Sally. Jr. lee. Oli� , Sr. lina� . Joan. Fr. luthar. Georgia. Sr. lynch. Bonnie Jo, Fr. McNeal. Linda May. Soph Manley, laurina. Soph. M r� h ll. Margaret A.. Jr Molian. Sandra, ft. My.ri. G.yl . Soph N.ll.n, S.!ly, Jr. N.wport. Amt. ft. Oldenburg. M.ry Jo, Soph Oliofl, Joyc. Jr. P.l.non, J.n.t, Sr. P.l.rton, J.nic, Soph. Pirtlo, Barbara J„ Jr. Pop., P.trlcU G., fr. R.ngw.ld, M.rllyti. Fr. Rounqullt. Adel. 0.. Fr. Ron, Ad.II. Fr. Rumm.ni. W««dy L,, Ff. MM, Sop S.lfr.n, t.onn . Soph Schultt, J.n.f L� «, Jr. S.ml.r, J.nic. A . Sr. Sim� , Cl.wdl. J.. Sr. Soyd.r, Sylvi., Sr. Not Pictured: Be.ton. Agn.i. Fr. Power� . Virgini. D., Soph W.lion, Solly M.ri., Sr Strom. Gr.c, Sr. Strom. K.rle, Sr. Summ.rt, Ad.ll. B.. Jr. T.lbot. lorr.in. T.. Fr. T.mby, Shirl.y. Soph. D� .n, Ard.it. Fr. Turpin. M.rg.r.t Ann. Fr. Vulc.no, Phylli� Ann. Soph. W.rir.g. H.I.n G„ Soph. W.bit.r, Done. Lon, Sr. Lund. El. nor . Soph. WicWr� . Elii.b.th, Jr. Willi.mt. Shirt.y A.. Soph Zobriit H.I.n J.ne, Sr. Barg. Lille. Foreign Student, Soph. r- 9 P.t.riOn, Jo.no., Fr. « V Spring quarter climaxed another typically busy year for the Alpha Xi’s at Washington. During rush, Lille Berg, our foreign student from Norway, moved in. This, sho found, is learning about group living from tho word go. She fit into the accepted coed pattern like a charm, joining the Alpha Xi’s in ex- changes, Homecoming, skiing on weekends, finals, the costume dance, elections, and the spring formal! In spite of that nocossary evil study, we did man- age to get out now and then. It’s important to be on campus with Totem Club, W-Key. Silver Fish, Mortar Board, Phi Bete, and coffee breaks. You might say that this year was a combination of the usual things in the usual order, but it was, as usual, an unusually good year. 209 chi omega Founded at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas, in 1895. Alpha chapter established in 1909. 117 national chapters. House officers: President—Patsy Bbckwell Vice President—Pat Graybill Secretary—Carol deBard Treasurer—Carol Schappert Pally Blackwell, P ctidtnl Amai. Jonla. Sop . Andra, Jjmi, Jr. Balch. Bavarly. Soph. Balllngar. Gall, Ft. Barralt. Julia, ft. Bannar. Faggy, Sr. Beaton. B� � � rly. Jr Barnard. Sharrla, Soph. Blackwell, Fatly, Jr. Mar. Nancy. ft. Brook bank Jean Fr. Bothell, Sharon. Fr. Dollar. Marilyn. Sr. Byrd. Shirley. Soph. Cro� � ia« J. miaa Fr daBard Carpi, Jr Dampcy, Mary, Fr DwClot. Jpaa. Sr. Ilmi. Ga� alla Soph Er.gl� Nancy. Fr. 9 V JQ 9 0 V � ' V 9 as cvfy y 9 ? es uV__a VC y Flowar. Bath. Jr. Garbar. Jan, Fr Gartthova. Jody. Soph, Gill,Fat. Soph, Graybill, Fat, Jr. Hamilton. Jody. Fr. Hammarlia. Carol Sr. Hantal. Sotanna. Fr. KoumI. lynra, Fr. Irving, Fat. Soph. y I r. ! Jacobi, Barbara. Soph. Johnion, Anna, $r. Johnton. Coriana. Sr. Jorganon. Myrna. Fr. Kaata, Julianna. Fr. Rally. Fat, Soph King. Judy. Jr. Klaitall. Joanna. Sr. Knapp. Sally. Jr. Lamton. Joa . Soph. a f f ? Opening the door to a new fall quarter was rushing, which gathered the actives together and helped adopt our 33 new pledges. Co-operation, fun, and hard work went into the award-winning 2nd place Homecoming sign and Sophomore Carnival with the Lambda Chi's. Among the traditional house functions were: the fall barn dance, in honor of the pledges; the win- ter semi-formal and preceding buffet dinner, staged by the pledges; and the long anticipated spring formal. The Christmas spirit was brought to the house with the Christmas party at the Washington Children’s Home. As the door closes on another year we feel that through working together we have gained friend- ship, loyalty, and understanding. lanihan. Shewn. Fr. locknene. Berber� . Soph. Loivgitreth. Marita, Fr. Maul� , Joyce. Sr. McCarthy. Mery, Soph. McFarland. Jody. Fr. Nelthorpe, Linde. Soph. OConnar. Sharon. Soph. Odegard. Carol, Jr O’Haro, Lynn� , Jr Olton, J«� � i, Sr. OH� v� aro. Ginn’ . Jr. Otto, Jun . Jr. Fee'ton, Faggy, Fr. Fadertan, Fhytlii, Jr. Filar. Faf. Soph. Fowall, Barbara, Sr. Fowall. Marilea. Fr. Fuckatt. Melody, Fr Reeb. Shlrlay. Fr. Not Ficturad: Boy� , Nennatte. Sr. Cowdan, Marjoria. Jr. Duncan. Baryl, Jr. Hofaditi, Janla. Jr. Butt. Bally Lou. Grad. Ratclllla. Rabacc� . Soph Schapparl, Carol. Jr. Schwartte. Fal. Fr. Schootay. Kaya, Sr, Schueh. Sbalby, Soph. Slrarparud. Martha. Soph Smith. Barbara. Soph. Smith, Janat. Soph Spancar, Janat. Soph. Staara, Fatricla. Fr. Tarball. Marikata. Sr. Taylor. Jocalyn. Sr Thompion, Fat. Jr. Towntand. Brooke. Soph Van Diait. Marilyn Soph Wald. Gail. Soph Ready, Sharon, Fr. Roblntoa, Fat. Fr 210 delta delta delta ri v— r Founded at Boston University, Boston. Mass., in 1888. Theta Alpha chaptor established in 1909. 96 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Mary Wilson Vice President—Barbara Waller Recording Secretary—Barbara Riggs Treasurer—Beverly The Triple D's as usual had a very busy year. It all began when pledge night we found 33 new shining faces among us and continued right on through to the end of Spring quarter. We had plenty of ox- citemcnt right away when Jean Rue was named Homecoming Queen, so we worked oxtra hard on our sign and won first place on that too! Totem Club, W-Key. and Silver Fish all made stops here for now pledges. As the year progressed, we caroled on Christmas with the Delts, joined with the DU's for Sophomore Carnival, harmonized with the Phi Kaps in Song Fest, and saw Tri-Dclts named as Varsity Ball Queen, Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, and Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa. The sophomores honored our plodges with a barn- dance pledgo dance and the pledges returned the honor with the active dance winter quarter. The dance of the year to Tri Delts was the annual Spring Formal. Through all this maze of activities, the Tri Delts re- membered the bonds of their sorority and corn- binding both presontod the annual Pansy Break- fast in the spring honoring all senior women on campus. All together a wonderful year for Delta Delta Delta. Mary Wilton. Prtildtnf Art� . 0«IU J.. Soph, (auer, Sutanne I., Fr. Ml. levarly L. Sr. (•allay, Katherine, Soph Barry. Nancy I,. Jr. Boattlcher, Nancy A., Sr. Bresheart, laity Ann. Jr. Brunhayer, Patricia L . Fr. Carlan, Nancy J., Fr. n g p Nol Pictured Greftheim, Patricia J., Sr. Ryan. Anne £., Fr. Ryan. Mary K. Sr. Ryan. Paddy. Jr. Van Scoyoc. Artana E., Jr. Cartar, Candy, Fr. Caudill. Patricia. Jr. Christian. Marilyn C.. Soph Clark, Marjory A.. Fr. Clarka. Ann M,. Soph. OaTurk. Elaanor K.. Fr. Doll, M, Elaine. Soph Doyle, Maureen P„ Jr. Orat-old, Caret A.. Fr Elwell. Judith R„ Soph. Erken. Judith C„ Fr. Febrick. Patricia A.. Fr. Farmer. Connie R.. Soph. Finleyson, Mu |„ Soph. Finloy. Mary Jana. Fr. Fitch. Dawn A . Fr. Foelkner, Jean, Jr. Fraodan, (atty. Jr. Green. Shirley E.. Fr. Gustafson. Arlene R., Soph. Halverson. Janica C., Soph. Hansen, Joan M.. Fr. Hanson, Joan C.. Jr. Healy. Sharon M . Fr. 2 I 2 Howell, Ann E.,Sr. Illman. Sally M.. Jr. Jackson. Marie I.. Sr. Jackson. Marlene £.. Jr. Johnson. Judith A.. Soph. ppp pi m tfvoors es delta gamma Founded at Lewis School, Oxford, Mississippi, in 1873. Beta chapter established in 1903. 79 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Joyce Hershey Vice President—Carol Jones Secretary—Marleno Norman Treasurer—Marj Youlden Joyce Hershey. Preiidenf Allen, Meriorie. Fr. Austin. Nency. Jr. Benton. Ju Jy. Jr. B'«lnerd, Betty, Jr. Campbell Carol. Soph. Cerlqren. Barbara, Fr. Carlqren, Virginia, Soph Carlton. Geraldine. Sr Cerlttrom. Margery. Soph Childert, Millicent, Soph Conqdon. Roberta. Soph Connell. Margaret, Soph Deeprote, Blanche. Soph, de la Vergne, Toni. Jr. Oohm. Nancy, Soph. Duncan, Sally, Soph. Elmore. Mary Ann. fr Etchieton. Dione. Soph Frank. Ingrid. Jr. Freeman. Sally, Fr. Gale. Joanne. Soph, Gillaoden, Kathy, Fr. Meily, Kay. Soph. Herthey, Joyce. Sr. Hill, Lola Jean. Soph Hodton. Patricia. Sr. Hodton, Susan. Jr. Hoffman. Shirley, Jr. Houtton. Nancy. Jr. Hulbert, Mariel. Soph Jenkins, Pam, Jr. Jones, Carol, Sr. Jtilian, Lesley, Fr. Keeler. Marge. Soph. King. Karen, Fr. Killian, Toni, Soph. Lindemen, Betsy, Fr. Louqhnan, Aytene. Sr, Low, Jean. Soph. Merrill, Sahli, Sr. Morgentheler. Mary. Soph McDonald. Jean. Sr. McCoy. Joni. Fr, McEachern, Joan, Sr. McGee. Sally, Soph. McKinstry, Carol. Soph. Miller. Sally Jo. Soph Delta Gamma, drawing to a close its 52nd year the first national sorority on the University of Wi ington campus, is proud of its achievements socia scholastically, and in activities which typifies anot top yoar for DG's. The fall Hobo pledge da launched the school year into a busy whirl of footl games, Homocoming signs, the Winter Formal. Chr mas Sing with a fraternity, the Spring Informal, addition to much diligent work with the National F ject—Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. Delta Gammas were well represented in activities president of Mortar Board and president of Toi Club; memberships in W-Key and Sigma Eps Sigma; and HUB activities. Delta Gamma firmly believe that their spirit of uni friendship has contributed to making this year a nr rewarding one to add to the many memories 1 complete a successful college life. 214 2012 E. 45th C5 a © 1 0 Jr —-- � - Norman Mariana. Sr. J0KBk Nuttar. Shirlay. Jf. r 1 - • '5 SifaijSsJX T5 r V V r y p«� «f«oo. 5 ii� .. sr. 'y f 'iStr y A Pigolt. Mary tllan. Soph. 11 v “ Puoh. Jmo- Jf- 1fpr Rogart. Juna. Fr. Ryan. Joanna. Soph Sanford. Suianna. Fr. w « 1 a a flop fifty Schnattarty, Ann . Soph. Shafar. Shirlay. S . Shannon. Virgini . Fr. f 9 sA Shimmin, Sua. Soph. W Y Simmont, Grata. Jr. 7 ’ Smith. Nane� . Jr. l Thoma� , Sua. Soph. Tbompton. Coralyn, Fr. Van Tyan, Miap.Jr. Vadova. Jamma Jaan, Jr. r a 4 . a K £ w P V ««'f 44 4, rr. Wallariut, lyiw. Jr. Wallgran, Bonnla. Jr. Wallf� . Myrna. Soph K. Wal.h. Maroarat. Sr. f •- V 7 Webiter, Syfvla. £oph. L JV S «-■ Warnantin, Clalia. Jr. l—r W TjA Wood. 5 111 . Soph. Jv V, Worthington, Jo n. Soph Vooldan. Marji, Sr. 215 delta zeta Jectlyn Blchler, Preiidenl BeWch. Marilyn. Soph. tall. Jani� Mary. Ff. Bended. Ann. Jr. latry. Barbare, Soph. •Union. Madelyne. Fr. Bro«n. Maa Laa. Soph. Chaie. Elitebeth. S'. Chomana. Mona. Soph. Founded at Miami University, Ox- ford, Ohio, in 1902. Kappa chapter established 1914. 77 national chapters. Chapter officers : President—Jacklyn Richter First Vice President—Ada Wilbur Second Vice President—Nancy McCartney Third Vico President—Gay Hull Secretary—Pat Sylling Treasurer—Merilyn Baisch ■4535 16th N.E. Bella, Soph Gelne� . Barbara. Fr. JV «£ Gordon. Nanty J Grylnet� , Mavli. Sr , Hannafin, Marilyn. Soph HolbrooS, Joanna. Jr. Hull. Gay. Jr Inqle. Donna. Jr. Jenien. Bob-in. Grad. Janiaa. Ro«le. Sooh Kaaqla Palr'tia. Soph. Kelly. Colleen. Jr. AU Moro, Glende, Soph. More , Joy. Jr. Nelion, Petric! . Jr, NIalto� . VirgiV to!� , ft Noble, Jere, Soph. Ol� o , Eleyne, Soph. Prodor. Sheron. Fr Repp Cerolyn, fr. Reber, The Kerelin . Soph Rtnherd. Loulie. Jr. Richter, JecMyn. Sr. Robbin� . Colleen, Fr. Robinson, Cerol. Fr. Ron. Glennl� , Soph. Rwfh, Etiiebeth. Fr. Sehlberg. Judy. Fr. The D.Z' oro «Iway� willing to go a hand of bridge. NOT PICTURED: Burt. Merger � , Jr. Cedwell, Iris Clelre, Soph. Coot, Merienne, Soph. Crowley. Dorolhy, Jr. Ferguson. Peggy Jr. Green . Judith. Fr Herpole, Jeen, Jr. leRu . Mery. Sr. McCredy, Herriett, Sf. Richter, Mery Jen . Jr. Stutter, Beverly. Soph. Wellborn, Coeitence. Sop . Shenelelt, Amy. Sr, Sherfy, Sue Ann. Fr. Shinleger, Molly. Soph. Sigu'dtoo. Deri � . Soph. Snyder. Jenet, Sr. Sterlund. Suten. Jr. Stroud. Dona , $r. Su-den. Jen, Soph Sylllng, Petrie! . Soph. Teytor, Mery McKinley, Fr. Welton, Nency Peulln . Soph. Wilbur. Ade. Jr. lenkt, Oiene. Soph. Ferguion. Berber . Gred. Scheti. Nency. Soph « ?.9 TjTk a V' 1 • V ) Jk Now the year is almost over and spring has finally come, The DZs can look back over years totaling forty-one. Kappa Chapter has graced the campus all this time But never a year liko this one we all do chime. Activities started with a rush in the fall And we've been busy ovor since—one and all! Pledges sold Columns, badges, and apples with cheer In hope of a trophy for the fourth straight year. A formal at the Olympic was the social event Honoring our pledges—but of course we all went. Christmas found us busy for Gaulodet, Washington. D. C. Tho only college for tho deaf, and our national philanthropy. The quarters rolled by—both winter and spring, Besides hitting the books wo had a fling Both a winter dance ond a spring formal too! Activity time never came to an obb, For soon we were in the Soph Carnival web. During Parents' Weekend the time did fly And at Senior Breakfast we bid '55 goodbye. Aida Kouyoumjian from Bagdad, Iraq Was welcomed at DZ—her third year back. Our founders might be surprised at what we can do Since our founding at Miami University in 1902. 217 gamma phi beta Founded at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, in 1874. Lambda chapter established in 1903. 58 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Mary Kay Morrissey Vice President—Audrey Cannon Secretary—Sharon Montgomery Treasurer—Betty Hallin Listen my children and you shall hear Of Gamma Phi Beta's fifty-second year. It began with rushing—parties and teas Then on to school; books and studies. And Fraternity Men we all hold dear. Then freshman elections where our candidate Won the vote of her class. On to Homecoming and a sign to rate, For football and exchanges we turned out on masse. Whon winter arrives and slickers appear We carol with the Psi U's to spread Christmas cheer. February brings the dance so divine; Each Gamma Phi comes with hor valentine. Springtime brings Soph Carnival to Gamma Phi, While studies and activities still rate high. To the Gamma Phi year, education and fun, We say goodbye as another is done. Mary Kay Morritsey, P aidtnt Albln. Lynn. Soph. Alexander, Kalhorino, Jr. Balor, Mary Louita, Jr. Balor, Rana, Fr. Borgondalo. Gian, Sr, Bro-n, Anna boll. Sr. Brown, touito. Jr. Burkin, Barbara. Jr. Cahill, Margaral, Jr. Cannon, Audray. Sr. Cramb. Sylvia. Sr. Curwood. Barbara, Jr. Dodgo. Carol, Fr. Downio, Wand� Fr Eatlar, Aliion. Fr. Ebarlo, Nancy, Jr. Egan, Evalyn. Sr. Fawchold. Ann. Soph. Fowlor, Joyco, Jr. Gawll, Ron. Jr. Gtarup, Virginia, Soph Gundartori, Mary. Fr Hallin, Bally. Sr, Harm� , Grotchon, Sr. Harlo, Mario. Jr. Hoclor. Joan. Soph HandaMOn. Joan, Jr. Hanko. Julio. Fr. Hilon, Ann. J� . Hinklo. Sally Jo. Fr. Hoak. Mary, Soph. Howlolt, |v«lyn. Soph Ingham. Nancy. Soph. Langlio, Carrio Ellon. Soph. • I o Lohror. Marloria. Jr 1 ° lowman. Joan. Soph McDougal). Mary Ann, Soph. Mclaron. Kay. Fr. Mcloan. Judy. Jr. Maco, Nancy, Sr. IP® Parade lo fho po� t at fho Gamma Phi fracV. Mandat. Georgia, Soph. Manning. Patricia. Fr. Mart .all. Debbie. Jr. Marlin. Joanna. Soph. Martin. Judy, Soph. Montgomery. Patrieia. Montqomary. Sharon, Sr. Morr-.uay, Mary Kay. Sr. Mott, Judy. Jr. Mounger, Judith, Fr. M«altar. Ann. Jr. Murlton. Bonnia Jean. Soph. Myert. Sharon, Soph. Newton, Eleanor, Sr. Norbarg. Jana. Ft. Ottrom. Janli. Fr. Partont. Dale. Soph. Pottahl Barbara. Fr. Potti. Noraen. Soph Kogan. Jo Ann. Fr. Ryan. Robin, Jr. Sanford. Sandra, Jr. Sargent, eaMy. Jr. Sexton, Claire, Fr. SchmiU, Nancy, Jr. Schmitt. Patricia, Jr. Sloven, Sally. Fr. Stogaft, Sally. Soph. Slander. Nancy. Fr. Sullivan. Colleen. Soph. Taylor. Joan, Fr. Thompion, Georgaann, Soph. Trovani, Jean, Sr. Van Natl, Ann, Soph. Waller. Suianne. Sr. White. Joan. Sr. Whitman. Rhefa Soph. Young. Marcia. Fr. LeCocQ, Barbara. Jr. 219 kappa alpha theta Founded at DcPaw University, Grecncastle, Indiana in 1870. Alpha Lambda chapter established in 1908. 80 national chapters. Chapter officors: President—Lois Bracket Vice President—Judy Hawkins Recording Sec.—Betty Ackerman Corresponding Sec.—Betsy DeCan Treasurer—Lynn Bovik toil Brackett. Proliant After two vigorous weeks of rush, Alpha Lambda chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta and her 34 wonder- ful new pledges looked forward to another eventful year. Tho actives were all in a tiny a few weeks later, when the pledges took their very successful sneak. How could anyone have guessed they might bo found in the YMCA! Later in the fall all tho Thetas and their dates came to Pledge dance dressed as various kinds of twins. Working together was fun when porjects like our Homecoming sign and Sophomore carnival, for which we joinod forces with the Sigma Nus, were involved. At Christmas time we caroled with the Betas, and in the spring we sang for Songfest with the Phi Psis. Inspiration Week proceding initiation was a wondorful experience for everyone involved. Animal dinner, secret pals, white dinner, initiation, and our Founders' Day luncheon wore parts of this truly inspiring week that we will never forget. Our social calendar included a winter semi-formal and our annual spring formal. Rounding out these activities were many exchanges, parties, serenades, and just get-togethers. We were proud to have so many Theta's active in ASUW and AWS work. Several of them wore honored with W-Key. Totem club, Mortar Board, and departmental honorary memberships. We are proud to look over our achievements of 1954-55. With these and the many sincere friend- ships we have developed in mind, we are looking forward to another wonderful year in Kappa Alpha Theta. Ackerman, Betty, Sc. Agnew. Aleda-Mary, Jr. Andertoa, RoMnurr, Soph. A.hley, Mary. Jr. Baker, Barbara. Fr. Benner. Virgin! . Jr. Bennett. Joan. Fr. Bold. Barbara. ft. Bovik, Lynn, Sr. BradtaM. Loll. Sr. Bratier. Barber , fr. Bryant. Nancy. Soph Buller. Beverly, Soph, Burrowi. Nancy. Jr. Buihnell, Jeremy. Fr. Carrot . Connie. Fr. Carter. Jotephine. Sr. Churchill. Eliiabeth, Fr Cook . Colleen. Sr. Coppeu. Hotel, Sr. Corbett. Jody. Fr. Coryell, Jgdy. Fr. Coiby. Keren, Jr. Devin. Mery Lynn. Fr. Oean. Charlotte. Soph DeCan. Befiy, Sr Dunkley. Lou Ann. Fr. Dson. Barbara. Soph. Dunn, Muriel May. Jr ‘ ‘ ‘ Ml . J� . Edmiiton Janet, Soph Endilo� . Virginia Jr. Evani Gwyneth. Fr. Frenik . Svtann . Soph. Giere. Nan. Soph. Havkini. Judith. Sr. Helwig. Byliau, Soph, Henry, Ann. Soph. Holti'nger, Sara. Fr. Hont. Sylv'a Hooier. Mar _______ Jary, Fr. Hughei. Cameon, Jr. Ilia, Amy. Fr. Jenten. Mari. Fr. Johnion, Louanna. Sr. Johmon. Suian, Jr. Jonei. Ivaly. Fr. , Sandy. Soph, 220 $ $ to A ft 1 V S w' ?, $ C’ jtr 4 J ) t.ifr A1? i Wrighf Pal.'Sr 4521 17th N. E. a % «a i % y a fx K 3 5 a Vkt a Spfl ft V ” ' f a A � V 'V K r� ch. Elliabath Soph, talon� Janat, Soph tan� , Patricia, Fr. laaodar. Sharon, Soph liditona. Judy. jr. link. Oiana. Sr. Unk. Linda, ft. Loa, Mary. Jr. Ion , Gold!� . Fr. MacPhaa. Martha. Fr. McEachron. Elltabath. Jr. McVay. Jana. Fr. Madt� n. Jaan. Fr. Mo., Mary, Soph Malian. Joyca. Soph. Murray. Gail. Jr. Nalton, Mona. Jr. Nordttrom. Ann, Fr Nordftrom, Loyal Fr. Ol.on, Marilyn. Soph Paton. Marilyn. Fr. Panea, Coryla, Soph Patar� . Nancy. Fr. Pratt. Rachal, Sr Road. Marcia Fr. Ro«. Elian. Sr. Ron. Sharon. Jr. Sabarhagan, Janat. Jr Saundart Mary loo. Fr. Schafor, Louita. Soph Shaw, loaanna. Jr. Sio.trom. Carolyn, Fr. Staph.mon. Oulcy, Soph Stawart, Lynn. Soph Stona. Janat, Jr. Stvnt. Sally. Jr. Svandian, Maria. Sr Tonkin. Carol. Soph Tya. Joyca, Jr. Valdaton. Joana. Jr. Vraino Virginia. Soph. Wakafiald. Sua. Soph w.ich, Sharron laa. Soph. 221 kappa delta Dorian Dollar, Pratident Founded at Virginia State Normal School, Farmer- ville, Virginia, in 1897. Sigma lota chapter estab- lished in 1922. 88 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Darlene Dexter Vice President—Anita Beth Smith Secretary—Myrnie Hoey Treasurer—Beverly Burke Arndt, Ardyth . Sr. Arnold. Im:, Soph. Bankt, Nancy, Jr. Beacham, Patricia. Fr. Bond, Corot, Soph. a r A A rv Braon, Marlene. Sr. Burk . B«v«rly, Sr. Campbell. Joan, Jr, Carlton, Shirley. Jr. Cattidy. Maureen, Jr. a A o f , Chebot, Patricia. Sr. Corfiald. Joan, Soph. Crawford, Norma, Soph Davit, Ann. Sr. Dannay. B tty, Soph A r PA A NOT PICTUREO: Howuj. Joan, Fr. Krute. Karen, Jr. Smith. A Ait . Sr. Swab. Diana, Soph WiM9r.«, Gloria. Sr. Darter. Darlene, Sr. Draper. Diana. Sr. 0� .. Patricia. Sr. pi . Carolyn, Jr. Pi . Pamela. Fr. t r i r a m a 9 ■i-b ■ 0 A 0 n A 0 Halbart, Jackie, Jr. Hall. Maria!, Jr. Hewkiot, Norma, Fr. Hoay, Myrola Jr. Hocmtattar, Oauna, Fr. Holloway. Joe� , Fr. Johntoo, Judy. Fr. Koppa, Gr tch«r., Soph, A T O i j;' A A lembo, Dian . Soph, lock , Aria. Jr. lynch, Pamela. Fr. Lyon, MarjrConni . Soph, Mortem. Carol. Sr. Martin. Carol la . Jr. Martin. Elaine. Fr Martin. Jaan. Jr. 0 % 9 O y p. O f r fa 1 McGrath. Patricia. Sr McGuIn«ii. B«tt , Sr. Mclnnit, Darlene. Fr. McK« v r. Jar- , Jr. Mllholland. Gail. Jr. Mill� , Barbara. Jr. 222 524 17th N.E. Kappa Delia has passed another year of high schol- arship. many activities, and fun for ail 80 members. It all began in the Fall when Kappa Delta pledged 27. November found the KD’s busy with Homecoming signs and the annual informal pledge dance. In December wo were proud to mail Christmas cards bearing the KD Christmas seals. Proceeds from the seals go to the Crippled Children's Hospital in Richmond, Virginia, the national philanthropy of Kappa Delta. We donned costumes for the annual February masquerade dance. In May we had the KD formal dinner dance. Along the way we found time for Rally Girls, Totem Club, Mortar 8oard, and many other campus activi- ties. Kippa Dolt hive quit i lint! Mill . Dorothy. Sr. Ntlion, Chrittin . Fr, Nelton. Tiny . Fr. Olun. Silly, Jr. ONiill, Silly. Soph Rittirioo, MirUiM.Fr. Povrir. Doom. Soph. Rogirt, Glindi, Soph. Rootvik. Carol. Fr. Schvrirti, Xithlitn, Fr. Shirlty. roily. Soph. Symit, Virqmli, Jr Smith. Jimt, Fr. Snldir. Birbi'i, Soph. S ild«f, Sir.dri, Fr. Sorqmfnl. Miry Jo, Jr. Stiliclphir, Cliin. Jr. St. Jim. Jody. Soph. Stum, Tomitini. Fr. Swan ion, to!� . Fr. Swiinty, Join, Fr. Swiiuo , Jo Anm, Soph. Tnidwtll, GiorqiM, Fr Turniy, JoAnni, Soph. Vineinl. Loit. Jr, WiM. Kirin, Soph. Wird. Niorm, Jr. Wntinhivir. Iirbin, Jr. WhiiUr. Imogtni. Soph. Whitily. Fto«. Soph W;i o . Sydniy, Soph. Wition, Willi Mirii, Soph. a m ft ¥ Ar £ •« © ft t 223 kappa kappa gamma Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth City, Illinois, in 1870. Beta Pi established in 1905. 83 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Ann Hobi Rush Chairman—Mary Kay Searles Treasurer—Ann Slipper Pledge Trainer—Barbara Morris Adamt, W«i dr, Sr. Allan. Nancy, Soph. Antf non, Nancy, Sr. Andaraon, Shalty, Soph. Bailay. Jvdy. Fr. Baird, RHehi . ft. Bird. LIoda, Ft. Cattill, Diana, Jr. Chatalt. Joan. Fr. Chrltt, Virginia. Jr. Colat. Sutit, Soph. Daubart, Jana� , Soph. Oooglat. Carolyn, Jr. Edmtindt. Sid. Jr. V M N Vi Ann Hobi. Praiidant Emmoni, LJnd . Fr. Emlgn. lovlta. Fr. Jrani, Caclla. Fr. Farmar, Sunny Sua, Sr. Faroglla. A.dray, Fr. FaMarolt. Diana. Jr. Fratar, Su . Jr. Fall quarter began this year with not only all the delayed summer sunshine, but a grand class of new pledges. When rushing onaed, the Kappas settled down to another year of work and fun. Among the highlights were the pledge dance, Christmas serenade with the SAE's, winter formal, annual roller-skating party, and spring picnic dance. Nor were grades any disappointment. For the past two years, the Panhellenic Scholar- ship tray has rested comfortably at the KKG house. Kappa campus activities arc varied and numerous—class and AW$ officers, members in Rally Girls, Silver Fish, W-Key, Totem Club, Mortar Board. YWCA; and scholastic honoraries are all included. Projects such as the Homecoming sign and Sophomore Carnival were carried out with efficiency and enthusiasm. The same attitude has lasted throughout the year enabling Kappa to continue its leadership on and off campus. Cc Fo H MOT PICTUREO: let. Helen. Sr. iter. 1 tabal, Soph ntar. Kalla, Soph a V 0 1 • Jr a a Hr ff ♦ 4 o w ' V7' f KA r x: a S' A 0 A w § Sr A $ A V' a li' n a 'y-? K r n wi' a a V -a $ m ✓ Q r A t.- A 0 r fS O a a A A A % � c a - a V A A A Griffith, Diane. Sr. Maoten. Kara� . Soph. Herriion, Swvan, Soph. Mart. Janet. fr. Hartlay. Gloria. Sr. Herb, Nancy. Jr. HIM. kaney. Jr. Hob!. Ann. $r. Mocker, Merilynne. Soph Holmtlrom. Jan. Sop . Hurlbut. Baity. Jr. Irtchnar. Ann. Soph. Jobs. Storm, ft. Jovick, Sally. Soph Kaya, Mary. Soph. King. Dorothy. Sr. Lenno� , Diana, ft. Llhou. Sharon, ft. U k. Diana, Soph Lynch. Soa. ft. Marion, Virginia, Jr. MacDougall, Anna, ft McDonald. Daa. ft. Mclntype. Marcia. Jr. Morrit. Barbara, Sr. Mottop. Mary. jr. Nation, Dorit. ft. Nawmar, Carola, Jr. Newton, Ann. Sr. Nlltton. Ann. Soph. O'Brian, Bobl. Sr Ottarten, Margaret, Sr. Patton. Linde. Fr. Pafenon. Sara Maa, Sr. Richardl. Ann. Sr. Richardl, Jana, ft. Rockay. Halan. Sr. Rudolph, Barbara. Soph. SaKlla, Karan. Soph Savage. Rotatnary. Soph. Savage. Sherry. Soph Sawyer. Sally. Jr. Schagoliov, Laa. Fr. Searlai. Marika . Jr. Slipper. Anne, jr. Smith, Ann. Sr. Smith. Marguerite. Fr. Stone, Shirley, Jr. Stranca, Laura J., Sr. Tratk. Laurel, ft. Travit, Beverly Soph. i'V 225 Walgla. Pru, Soph. Widaner, Shiala. Soph. Willard. Nadine, Soph Williamt, Jeanne, Sr. Wagttaff. Lot Walker, Nanc phi mu Founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, in 1852. Eta Beta Chapter established in 1917. 69 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Susan Stiles Vice President—Kathleen Guernsey Secretary—Carol Gray Treasurer—Dorcas Richardson Susan Slilev Presldon 0 S3 v. Aston. Marilyn, Fr. Baabe, Sharlaa, Soph. Burnham, Bavarty. Jr. Calcutt, Barbara, ft. Colvar, Marianna, ft. f Eitlay, Franc � , Jr. Farrar. Nancy. Jr, Goarniay. Carolyn, ft. Goarntar. Kathy. Sr. Graham, Jana. Soph. P ft rt mn .nr p Gray, Carol, Soph. Hammatt. Marynall, Fr. Harri� . Salli. Fr Hill, Nancy, Soph Hopkfat, Kay, fr. Hugh � . Donna. Soph. Laadl, Marilyn, Fr. lockay, Jack.a. Fr. Millar. Marilyn. Sr. Moody. Donna. Fr. Richard� � � . Dorcat, Soph. Snail, Marlyn, Sr. Staphao� , Esthar, Soph. Stila� , Su� an, Grad. Tioha. Carol. F' Eta Beta Chapter's annual pledge cruise began the year by setting a new and curious record—no one foil overboard! This was followed by such appealing so- cial events as the Pledge Dance, the Carnation Ball, the Active Danco, the spring Reistaffel, and many guest din- ners, exchanges, and firesides scattered generously about our calendar. Active and pledge sneaks also figured prom- inently, and during the latter the recep- tion committee shivered upon the roof, waiting for the homeward-bound fresh- men to show their heads. As inevitable as a pfedge sneak, was the celebration of Founder's day, March 4, in honor of our founding 103 years ago in Macon, Georgia as the second oldest national sorority. Before we quite realized where the year had gone, we were plunged into the sudden seriousness of the week before spring finals, followed by farewells and the exchange of addresses as the girls dispersed for the summer—anothor year gone. NOT PICTURED: Cowltir, Dlan . Fr. M rritt, Donna, Sr. 226 Nothing star � tire� b N«r Than old Dailiot. phi sigma sigma Founded at Hunter College, New York, New York, in 1913. Beta Beta chapter established in 1940. 35 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Jane Israel Vice President—Fanchon Kadish Recording Secretary—Mimi Freidman Corresp. Secretary—Rosalee Capeloto Treasurer—Beverly Newman 3 22 Capalo'o. Roialaa. Soph Cohan. Roehall . Soph. Fainbarg, Joyca Sop . Flahi. Carman. Jr. Fraldman, Mimi. Jr. Graanblatt. Shlrlay. Jr. Iiraal, Jana, Jr. Kadith, Fanchon. Jr. (r ( f% laralo� , Sandra. Fr. London. Coro). Fr. Myar . Daanna, Fr. Navman. Bararly, Soph « P A r m, 4 . Jan Iiraal, Fraj'danl In New York City at Hunter College 15 girls came for fun and knowledge. November 26, 1913, was tho date When these girls decided to collaborate. Phi Sigma Sigma became their name Which in short time grew to great fame. Within the United States and abroad also Phi Sigma Sigma was destined to grow. The last frontier—the Pacific Coast Has many chapters of which we boast. From Canada down to Mexico Of the Phi Sig name all do know. At the U of W in 1940 Began Beta Beta of Phi Sigma Sigma sorority. We may bo prejudiced, but we think we’re the best Of all the chapters East and West . The successes of this year, we all feel Is due to our Archon, Jano Israel. Our social calendar always offered something to do With parties, dances, exchanges, and other things too. Although our social life was great. Education came first—fun had to wait. Now with this year's end in view, Wo hope next year's as successful for tho Sold and Blue. Paarlman. Elinor . Fr. Saparifaln, Taya. Sop . Simon� Shlrlay. Fr. Stapl, larbara, Fr A NOT PICTUREOi Callin Ul, Soph Chaikin, Norm . Jr. Golub. Sobbi . Jr. Hoff, larbara, Soph. Jacobson, Carol, Soph. Kaplow, Joan, Sop . Klingar, Joan, Jr. Mwchlar. Murial, Fr. Schachtar, L««h. Grad. Slainor. Diana. Soph. Thomai, Natalia. Jr. pi beta phi Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois, in 1857. Alpha Chapter established in 1907. 102 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Kathleen Tynes Vice-President—Kathcrino Bain Recording Secretary—Georgie Stewart Corresponding Secretary—Lloys Raymond Treasurer—Laurel Bryan Kathleen Tynet, Freildent Abney. Sharon. Soph Addington. Sandra Jr. Addition, Sandra. Soph. Allan. Barbara, Fr , Phjllii, Fr. Anderton. Beverly, Sr. Sain. Kathy. Sr. 8arratt, Same. Soph Ronton. Anna. Fr. Black. Barbara. Fr. Biottom, Diana, Jr. Brown. Sally. Soph. Bryan, Laural, Sr. Cammareno, Anita. Soph Campball, Connie. Soph. Chandlar, Mariana, Sr. Claghorn, Barbara. Fr. Compton, Clarriita Fr. Cook, DaeDea. Soph. Daiiay. Janat, Soph Dempter, Many. Sr. Dannit. Joan. Soph. Diekinton. Toni, Sr. DIetcan, Ann. Jr. Oietien. Mary Jo, Soph. Draper, Diana, Sr. Eekitrom. Virginia. Sr, Ettey. Karin. Soph Flaming, Barbara. Soph Gibton. Carole. Fr. GIbton. Gloria. Soph Graham. Janice, Fr. Graaly, Nancy, Fr. Hagitt, Roberta, Fr. Hanten, Barbara. Soph. Cragin, Jody. Soph Hutted. Mary Bath. Jr. Tinting, Nancy. Soph. 228 NOT PICTURED: Bouie. Triih. Jr. Dykai. Janat. Fr. Jaeobton. Tina, Sr. McNicholt. Sara. Jr. 45-48 17th N.E. College life holds for tho members of Washington Alpha, ties of sincere end lasting friendships, mem- ories of years through which Pi Phi always “shines. Sharing together, we look back on a year rich in frivolity and fun, seriousness and study, excitement and achievement. Festivity was the word for fall. With a now pledge class of 31, the Pi Phi's began the year keynoted with spirit and enthusiasm. Homecoming prepara- tions, signs, and songs were the highlights of tho colorful football season. Fraternity exchanges and firesides, Christmas caroling with DKE, and the Pi Phi Pledge Formal will long bo remembered. Winter and spring as well, were busy times, participating in Song and Stunt Night, elections, Sophomore Carni- val, and the Spring Formal. Scholastic achievements and campus activities always keep Pi Beta Phi's wine and silver blue flying high, with representatives in W-Key. Rally Girls, Silver Fish, and soveral school and scholastic hon- oraries. Yes, 1953-54 was a most rewarding year, and one wo will not soon forget. 229 Hantler Grace. Soph Hem� , Unde. Fr. He«� e. Margaret. Soph Holman. Marian . Soph. Huff, Patty. ft. Hull, Share-, ft. Mutton. Jen«t, Jr. Jonet. Janet, ft. Jordan, Judy, ft Kallay. Mariori , ft. Kl nitt. l v«rly, Jr. Kinnun . Janie , ft. Kl!n?b 'l, Karil. Soph. Koo?l . Batty, ft. LaCot� . Ann. Soph. Lamp ton, Ad l . Sr. LaPitrr . Mary Lou. Jr. Laon. Mar? . Soph. Lockwood. B«tf Jo, ft. Lundber?. Joann. Jr Marr, Mareia.Soph McCormack. Janet. Jr. McCracken. Sandra, Jr. Milne. Mari Jo. Jr. Morta. Jana Ann, Soph. O hi ton, Barbara Soph. Oliver. liltena Jr Otlay. Nancy. Soph Parrith, Sally. Sr Pelle?rini, An?; , Jr. Petke, Janice Sr. Pelarion. Janie . Fr. OwlHian Mary. Fr. Raymond. Lloyi, Jr. Ro? rt, Mary Lit.Fr. Sandtnar, Kayl n Soph. Sathar. Carol. Soph. Scott. Peggy. Sr. Spurr, Marilyn, Soph. Stan?! . Janie . Fr. St v nt, Corley, Sr. Stockin?. Dad . Soph Stockin?, Mimi. Soph Stewart, Georgia, Sr Sion . Cathy, Jr. Stroh. Gretchen Soph Sw««n«y. Joan. Fr. Thorrat, Jar Ann. Sr. Tyne� . Kathy, Sr. W land r. Cathv. Jr. William� . Ann. Fr. William� . Mar, Fr. Hoyl . Ann. Jr. Schay r, Gw«n, Sr f f ft 7 V Q ,9 4 V- T 7 e a' wT f • ' a 1 , .9 9« } a $ 9 3 ?r - . cm 0 cc« t iW • $ C 9 V Of • P. A 9 sigma kappa Pounded at Colby College, Wa- terville, Maine, in 1874. Mu Chapter established in 1910. 63 national chapters. Chapter Officers: Prosidont—Ann Panchenko First Vice President—Mary Zoe Mottolcr Recording Secretary—Donna Rone Treasurer—Nancy Luft Ann P«nch nto. Pr tid nt Bi'cUy. ChirloM . Sop . B rqt nd. J «, Fr. Bndih � , Jo n. Jr. Iuck� l« r, Jr. Collirm . Shoit . Soph Cri«w ll, Mirllyn, Jr. Or � . Hirer. Sop . E ifm n. B v.r(r, Fr. U� tt. Mini, Ft. Crim. Cirlo. Soph. tiorklwnd, l V«rn . Soph Innnir. P t. Sf. Croplry. J «n. Fr. 0 nc e. Kithy. Soph. hM|. Charyl. Fr. E itm«n. Dilont. NOT PfCTUftEO: Andtrion, Oorii. Sr. Cop . N ncy, Sr. F M . VIrcjink. Jr. 6l nd nning, J «n. Sr. H ultt d, Lori . Sr. Z rv ph. J n l. Sr. 230 SIS ft d ft ijy ft 7. m ft 9 ft § f ft ft ft ft ft ft r % ft JW sf •ft ft ft ft Ea on. Janot. Fr. Edlina. Diana, ft. Ellington. Jo � . Soph Epparcon. Lou Aba, Jr. Faonar, Barbara Jo. Fr. Fernanda� . Barbara, Fr. Fitiar. Norma. Jr. Fo«. Mario. Soph. Gantar. Nancy. Soph. Griffin. Ganaviave, Soph. Gvtka, Sharon, Soph. Hammond, Marriatla. Soph. Haman. Gay. Sr. Haggia. Marvly , Fr. Hubbart. Barbara Sr. Hauttii. Barbara. Fr. Johnio . Margie. Jr. Joukoviky, Natalia. Sr. Kippola. Barbara, Fr. Knplat. Adrienne, Jr. Knetien. Marjorie. Fr. Lamm. Mary Eiixabeth. Fr. langlow Jaan, Sr. Larion, Carol Laa. Soph Lawrence. Sydney, Fr. Undquitt, Sandra, Fr. Lvtt. Nancy. Jr. Martin. Dorothy. Soph. McBaath, Glngar. Soph. McCfallan, Janlea. Sr. The proposed arterial and viaduct improvement may bisect the Sigma Kappa living room next year —but we don't care. What a way to meet people! In lieu of their foreshadowed future the ladies really lived it up in grand style this year. They started off with a bang by pledging more freshmen than there wero beds available which necessitated filling in the sunken baths upstairs and inactivating the ironing board. In accord with this we hung tie-back priscillas in the furnace room and moved our seniors to the lower rogions. All personal maids were dismissed as we were forced to convert their quarters into guest closets. We're especially noted for our enthusiastic reception of all serenades—our seniors occupy the front row every time and sing even flatter than tho rost of the group. But wo do try and can yell and clap louder than anybody. Our spiral stair case is the most unique in curront captivity. Wo train our pledges to ascend it back- ward with books balanced atop their pointed little heads—the better to be charming. We're particularly noted for our athletic prowess—at football games wo are supremo. Our neighbor Chi Psi's are still recovering from the smashing 36-6 defeat we handed them last fall. Yeah, we’re great kids. And despite our constant round of parties, games, and general frivolity, our intellectual pursuits keep us functioning punctiliously in the Monday through Friday campus migration order. Mothers, we're the answer to your anguished plea—sure, We'll take care of your little girl! ft ft .l y ft ft 0 ft '|y' ft ft ft 9 a fv ft ft ft ft • ft ftftl . pfi v r iH r X ft McCord. Sharon, Soph Mayer . Joanne. Soph. Millar, Diane. Fr. Millar M« , Fr. Motteler, Mary Zoe. Jr. Newbegin, Jan. Fr Offer, Card Sr. Oian. Virginia. Fr. Oilerbwrg. Marval. Sr. Ovarly. Rita. Soph Panchenko. Anna, Sr. Parker, Pago . Fr. Partoo, Marilyn, Soph. Pack. Janica, Jr. Palallln. Joanna. Fr. PSarca. Ruth. Fr Raymond. Bette Lou. Fr. Rona. Donna. Sr. Rotlla, Janica. Sopb. Sanderion. Joyca. Soph Sodar, Vanana. Fr. Schvlti. Barbara. Fr. Sllliman. Nancy Jr. Slauton. Jana� , Sr. Softky, Sally. Soph. Softky, Sara. Soph Sylliauan. Shlrlay. Jr. Swanton, Sylvia. Fr. Trapp. Batta Lou Soph. Thurmyr. Harriot. Soph. Tuttla. Sylvia. Soph Traoba. Ann. Sr. Van Wyk. Carol. Fr. V ohljfrom. Joanna. Sr. Wordan. Carol, Fr. Zimmorly, Janica. Fr. 231 zeta tau alpha Founded at Virginia Stato Normal School, Farmville, Virginia, in 1898. Psi chapter established in 1917. 93 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Anita Luvera First Vice President—Kathy Holland Second Vice President—Betty Carol Sellen Secretary—Marilyn Woodmark Treasurer—Mary Ellen Knotx The Zetas flew in from their national con- vention at Miami Beach, Florida, bringing many new and inspiring ideas. The social whirl began with Voodo Venture, the fall pledge dance followed by the White Violet ball, cotton carnival, ana the spring cruise through the San Juans. In addition to these, Zcta Tau Alpha participated in Homecom- ing, the International Fireside, and Song- fest. Psi's Zotas were active in W-Key. Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Totem Club. Mortar Board, the Y, Air Force Sponsors, and campus committees. The Province Convention in Seattle cli- maxed the year with Zeta delegates from six states sharing in the memorable pro- gram. Our wonderful year of close unity and last- ing friendship will not cease but will rise to now heights in 1955-1956. 4731 18th N E. Baungartan. Ann, Jr. Bluntfl, Eliiabath. Fr. Brady. Gtrtldint, Soph Carlton. Virgini . Jr. Coolay, Wilma, Fr. Cr(«t, Bararly. Fr. Oollo� , Virgini . Soph. Finloy, Marilyn, Fr. Gibion. Gloria. Sr. Glttion, Agntt. Jr Grady. Shorrill It . Fr. Hadttll. Jt«n. Jr. Hanion, Nancy, Fr. Htllwtg. Marian . Soph Holland. Kathryn . Sr. Johntton. Eliiabath. Fr. King, Charlott . Soph Knati. M ry Elian. Jr. Lalng. Shlrlay. Jr. La . Carol. Soph. LaVatconl . Grac . Sr. llndblom Bally. Fr. Coffee time at Z.T.A. aftar a gruoling day. f ip� Of ft ft |l $ ft wf -A V. ft ftp a v ft 1 w r ft Sabin, Loi� . Sr. Salmon. Joyc . Fr. Schltgtl. Mama. Soph. Schlagal. Rowan . Fr. Sallan. Batty Carol. Jr. Shatltr Karan, Fr. Smith. Bavarly.SopV Tfcompton, Janie . Jr. Tlbbatt� . Arlan . Fr. Vaughn. Latitia Alica.Soph Wall!� , Fat. Soph. Well. Frascai. Soph. Woodmark. Marilyn. Jr. ft Laidlow, Oorothy, Jr. Raymond. Virginia. Soph. Remington, Anne. Fr. Rota B � «rly, Sr. Ruthtord. Carol. Jr. ft Luvtra. Anita. Sr. McMvIlan, Mary Alice. Fr. Mock. Helen. Sr. Morriion. Virginia. Ft. Raarton. loll. Soph. RaMibon . Diana. Jr. alpha epsilon phi Founded at Barnard College, New York, New York, In 1909. 40 national chapters. Alpha Delta established in 1924. Chapter officers: President—Mitzie Pinch Vice President—Isabel Sigel Secretary—Francino Shulman Treasurer—Marilyn Robinson So there you are, and horc I am. 4543 18th N.E. B 0 Study, social, and campus activities kept AEPhi members and pledges busy during a successful year. At our Halloween cos- tume dance the gremlins, witches, crazy cats, and ghosts came in full force. A suc- cessful pledge sneak, Homecoming, and a father - daughter banquot followed on a busy calendar. We all enjoyed a marvelous evening at the beautiful formal dinner- dance, given for the pledge class. Spring quarter found us at our busiost. House honors include: W-Key members, Panhcllenic exec board, Zeta Beta Tau sweetheart and Rally girls. Even with all this rush, we managed to have a successful cotton and cords dance at Steel Lake. Pinch. Pr iid .M. Jr. Anwtola, Sandra, Soph. Cap«lufo. ••tty. Sr. Fri dland� r. $� tty Lou. ft. Eqqldton. Ann tt . Fr. Mur. Marin . Soph. Fn«dm n, Roityn, Soph Golditon� , Sandra. Fr. Friedman. Chorion . Sr. Aih«r Joan, Fr. Capeluto, MarUne, Fr. Ehrlich. Art n«. Soph. Fine, Helene, Soph. Cold. Joan. Fr. Cordon. Faye. Jr. All in all, 1954-55 was a very successful year. Ivael, Be� erly, Jr. Kraft, Marilyn, Fr L v� y. M ri«ll«, Sr. L � i«. Judy, Soph. Motlar, Judy. Soph Olman, Fhytl;i. Soph. Pinch, Mitxie. Jr. Robinton. Marilyn. Jr Rouiio. Renee. Sr Schnltier. Barbara. Jr. S«ln( ld. 0� nn«. Fr. Sh piro. Janet, Soph. Shulman. Franc ine, Soph Siqel, llabel. Jr Simon. Joan, Soph. Soriano. Myrna. Fr. Sperllnq, loll. Soph. Suitman, Carol. Fr. Teller, Jecquelin. Soph $ £ vilU A Jl pi 4 P f A A A p A w % “ml a V« • NOT PICTURED: Kilby, Marilyn. Soph. Matillnd. Marion. Jr. Porker. Sandra. Soph. Stono, Saedra Greek Row . . . the living area for hundreds of students and the lunch area to hundreds of others. On the right, the Avo. and in the center ... the U of W campus, the greatest seat of advanced learning in the northwest. From East 50th Street in the foreground to the canal extends a district dedicated to and supported by persons connected with the University. In the distance is Lake Washington, Seward Park, the floating bridge, Madison, Montlakc and Capital Hill districts and downtown Seattle. This is the University of a Thousand Years . . . The Interfraternity Council is composed of presidents or representatives of national fraternities on campus. IFC is charged with the responsibility of rushing. It registers all rushees. conducts an assembly giving pointers on rushing and pledging, sets up rules and helps the rushee choose a fraternity which will benefit him most and where he will fit in best. Scholarship and conduct standards are also maintained by IFC, which has the power to discipline offending fraternities and individuals. The IFC seeks to educate fraternity men for citizen- ship, for social competence, and for successful human relations as well as to support the University's objective —intellectual development. Wide participation in ac- tivities, athletics and other phases of campus life is encouraged. cabinet VICE-PRESIDENT Nichols, 8ill SECRETARY Grilfin. Bill INTER-RELATIONS COUNSELOR Gorfkle. Sandy ALPHA OfLTA PHI Huntar, Sam ALPHA EPSILON PI Calvo. Norm ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Eijhar. Philip ALPHA SIGMA PHI Huqhbarki. Jim ALPHA TAU OMEGA Labonqe. Carl BEtA THETA PI Walk r. Rod CHI PI Hahn, Oarll CHI PSI Clamant, Kan DELTA CHI Phitar. Dava DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Hill. Tad DELTA SIGMA PHI Hardin. T. D. DELTA TAU DELTA Erickion. Kan DELTA UPSILON Shattar. Chrlt KAPPA ALPHA PSI Hill. Nalson LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Barba . Gal PHI DELTA THETA La� !� . Bob PHI GAMMA DELTA Allan. Tony PHI KAPPA PSI Tatlar, Jo ADVISOR Waldo, Bob HI KAPPA SIGMA Field� . Dougla� FMI KAPPA TAU Holm� � , John PHI SIGMA KAPPA Miner!. Jack PI KAPPA ALPHA Hanley. Monty PI KAPPA PHI Konopaiki, Ronald PSI UPSILON Ream� BUI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Taylor, Ron SIGMA ALPHA MU Stainback, Dick SIGMA CHI Kyllingitad, Jack SIGMA PHI EPSILON Edward� . Serge SIGMA PI Kilpatrick, Mika SIGMA NU Pitcher, Tad TAU KAPPA EPSILON Swanton, William TAU PHI OELTA Pickalt� . Bill THETA CHI Guyar, Robert THETA DELTA CHI Mackey. Dan THETA XI York. Rickard ZETA BETA TAU Backar. Frad ZETA PSI Millar. Bob TREASURER. Bmhall, Don SCHOLARSHIP Sington, Dick GRAM Gavin, Roger PUBLICATIONS Nwdelman, Phil JUNIOR INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL SI� ler. Gary Alatandar. Garry (not pictured) OFFICE SECRETARY Cotby, Karan Not Pictured ACACIA Nalton Gan KAPPA SIGMA McKay, Harriton interfraternity council 237 PRESIDENT SIGMA NU Al«i nd r. Gerry ACACIA Alton. Ci:« ALPHA OELTA PHI Wood. Ron ALPHA EPSILON PI Mefdlon, Jock ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Ph.lpi. Wjlt.r ALPHA SIGNA PHI Tucker. Tommy ALPHA TALI OMEGA MelSert, Jim BETA THETA PI Phenneqer, Dick CHI PSI Hooker. Gene DELTA CHI Owem, Frank DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Smith. Don DELTA SIGMA PHI Grey. Curtii DELTA TAU DELTA Schuh. Bob DELTA UPSILON Greybeel. Dick KAPPA SIGMA Odd. At LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Krinqen. Dennii PHI OELTA THETA Morriion, Tom PHI GAMMA DELTA Devil. John PHI KAPPA PSI Foote, Gery PHI KAPPA SIGMA Oeen, Bob PHI KAPPA TAU Nicolel, Intend PHI SIGMA KAPPA Harp. Jim PI KAPPA ALPHA Kelly. Rog PSI UrSILON McGoldrleh. Jim SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Kent. Chuck SIGMA ALPHA MU Rivkin. Sol SIGMA CHI McKennon. Floyd SIGMA PHI EPSILON Tanning. Cerl TAU KAPPA EPSILON Keithley, Perry THETA CHI Roberton, Ron THETA DELTA CHI Schiebel. Joe THETA XI Roller Curt ZETA BETA TAU Shermen. Eddy ZETA PSI Bovee. CHIT junior inter- fraternity council Campus projects, inter-fraternity exchange luncheons, the Mother's March to aid the March of Dimes Campaign were just a few of the activities carried on by the Junior Inter-Fraternity Council this year. Composed of mombers representing each fraternity on campus, JIFC has as its goal the aiding of the Inter- Fraternity Council in its efforts to prepare new fraternity men for service to tho University of Washington. alpha epsilon pi Astu Founded at New York University, Now York, in 1913. Chi Deuteron chapter established in 1947. 60 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Norm Calvo Vice President—Jack Lukin Secretary—Herb Pruzan House Manager—Bob Mcxistrano Pledge Trainor—Mike Posner No«« Calvo, Pratldant 8a ar, Al, Sr. Bantoin. Irvin, Sr. Calvo. Norm, Sr. Epitain, low!� . Soph. Franco. Oava. Ft. Alpha Epislon Pi, as a progressive and spirited fraternity, has prided itself in its outstandingly successful program this past year. Intramural sports, oxchanges, campus activites, dances, house parties, and scholarship were all a part of the program. The chapter looks forward to another successful and outstanding year in 1955-56. P e 'A iqutaia ploy Habib. Stan, Jr. Hatton. Eddy, ft, tavy, Joth, Soph. lukjn. Jack, Jr. Mata Ion. Jack. Grad. Mailtlrano. Bob. Sr. Mttiilrano. Davit, Sr. Pruiman, Harb Soph Shamaryo, Al. Fr. Tachar. Mickay. Soph. Trtiqar. Irwin. Sr. Wanar, Malvia, Ft. NOT FICTUHEO: Bl«attain. Mawrlct Calvo. Irvinq Epitain, Maurica Franco. Al Grata. Jarry Grata. Parry Maiilfrano. Edward Natlln. Harold Orlltt. Tad Potnar, Mika Schwarti. Barnia Woolta. Dona Id 239 acacia Founded at tho University of Mich- igan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1904. Washington chapter established in 1910. 41 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Gene Nelson V. President—Lloyd Alton Secretary—Jerry Gould Treasurer—Don Swisher Pledge Trainer—Lloyde Alton Adorn� , Thom � , Jr. Alloa, Clifford, ft Alloa. Lloyd . Sr. Arlo« . H rb rt, Sr. 8«lloi, G«org . ft. $f nl y, Jr. Birkt, Willlom, Sr. Brock, John, tr. Broc . Jam � , ft. By . Garold. Sr Coirni. Jom«t, ft. Col . Cfcorl � . ft. Corii� . Jock. Jr. Domvt. H «ry. Grod. Oo� ii. William, Fr D v ry. William. Sr. Frl l, Jam � , Sr. WSoie vulnerable? The men of the Washington Chapter spent the past year: Participating in University and intramural sports, campus ac- tivities, and Songfcst; Having a great time at firesides, exchanges, and social func- tions; Cursing the pledges; Working (Job, House, Car, or Woman); Sleeping; Going to class (perhaps this should fall under the above catc- 907): Excelling in those extra-curricular activities which fraternity men, by reputation, should excell in: Addrett: 5CXW 17tK N.E. Nol Pictured Scamer, Bjfton D.. Fr. Morrlton, Gerald E Jr if I wore you . . . ” Jarvli. Michael. Fr. King, Richard, Jr. Ktgfn. Edgar. Soph. Kneitli William. Jr l r� on, Jjmri, Soph Metander. Denni� Sr McGee, Boyd. Sr. Mighnll, Jarre� Soph. Mlllor, Kenneth, Jr. Monian, Sober� Fr. Moyer, Better. Soph. Mullen, Thotnei, Fr. NehOP, John. Sr Newcomb. Kenneth, Fr. Nicholton. Doneld. Fr. Optled. Edwin, Jr. Rlcherd, Connie. Fr. Rotte. Thom � . Fr. Sutter. Ed, Grad Swliher. Donald, Jr. Torongo. Edward Fr. Dielln� . Byron. Fr. Dwlnell. Doneld, Jr. Gould. Ger ld. Jr. Gribble, MelWn. Soph. Hoitetler, Clinton. Sr, Ibee. David. Soph Iverten. Howard. Fr. 241 alpha delta phi Samuel HunUr, Fraiident 2106 E. 47th NOT PICTURED: Ba-mett, Sumnar, Jr. Hartung, Frank H.. St Th Alpha D lf� fun up (or an ««change. Founded at Hamilton College, New York in 1832. Washington chapter established in 1921. 35 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Samuel Hunter Vice President—Robert Bement Corr. Secretary—Frank Hartung Rcc. Secretary - Graeme Bretall House Manager—Warren Petersen 1954-55 marked the 33rd year of the second oldost national fraternity—Alhpa Delta Phi—on the Uni- versity of Washington campus. It was another sports, scholastic and social year. A spirit of mutual help and effort put the Alpha Delts ahead in scholarship standing, intramural and varsity participation, leadership in activities, and good old boy-girl functions. The pledge class started the social wheels grind- ing with thoir traditional dance in October. Then, in auick succession, came Homecoming and the B.C. Exchange whore British Columbia brothers invaded Seattle for a weekend of stag and date affairs. Winter brought the annual formal at the Seattlo Golf and Country Club. Highlighting the spring quarter was the Olympic Peninsula house party—a real farewell to education for another year. Al- though the social events camo to mind quickly, '54- '55 Alpha Delts also easily rememberod the year as one of the outstanding collective and individual achievements in all other phases of life at Washing- ton. Andarion. Larry. Fr. AppUton, Gordon, Fr. Aip, t-Unry. Fr. 8 kam n. Jarr-ei. Soph Baldwin. William, fr. Barn , Gordon, Soph. Bamant, Robart. Sr. Braden, John. Fr. Bratall, Walter, Sr. Brown. Allan, Sr. Bullar. Michael, Soph Butter, Thom � , Sr. Carl toe, Howard, Fr. Carrington. Gian . Fr. Carroll, John, Jr Caih. Donald. Jr 242 Chaney, Frederic . Fr. Cowan. Charlat. Soph. Cowan. David. Soph. Crotatlo, Robart, Fr. Oahlgran. Donald. Soph. Daviot. David. Soph. Dickanton. Danny. Fr. Dodton Jarry, Soph. alpha sigma phi 4554 19th N.E. The Alpha $ig eagerly await Santa Claus. Well . . . time for another paid advertisement . . . col- lege life was just wonderful for the Alpha Sigs again this year. Maybe some year collego life won't be so great that the Tyee will be about fifty pages shorter. To get things started we took (now there's a good word) about 79 pledges. Of course 45 flunked their en- trance exams, but that's the way it goes. Homecoming came again (no comment) and as usual we constructed another original sign costing only slightly more than the alums paid for McElhenny. (Even won us a cup for the trophy room.) Of course our hectic social life started early and lasted late. In fact, five freshmen are still at the pledge dance. However, undismayed. (I'm a rollin', just a rollin’) we marched on through another year of college life beset as it is with the pitfalls of study, knowledge, and the selective service. Jim Hughbanks, Spring President Adams, William, Sr. Alksne. John, $� . Anderson, Robert, ft. Baker. Beryl. Soph Blair. Oaan, Fr. Booth. William. Soph Burke, Doug, Soph Bushier, Alan. Fr. Collis, Donald. Jr. Cornilt, Richard. Fr Crwver, Jim. Jr. Dailey, Robert, Sr Detmora, Larry, Fr. Diti, Jamas, Sr. Oobson, Thomas, Jr. Dobson, Wyman. Sr Douglas, Gordy, Jr. Gohlman, Richard, Fr. Grel. Robert, Jr. Groshong. Ron. Fr. Grosser, toy. Soph. t kdk lift t o r 244 Founded at Yale University, New Haven, Conn., in 1845. Mu Chapter established in 1912. 64 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Wyman Dobson Vice-President—Norm Nobach Recording Secretary—Steve Wood Cor. Secretary—Gene Hammermaster House Manager—Tom Dobson Gofclman. William, Sr. Martin. Dlno. Sr. Hammarmaitar, Richard, Soph. Hammarmaitar, Gann, Jr, Harryman. Jama� . Fr. Hnrcnkorn, Konnath, Soph Hoimitrom. Ron. Fr Hvghbank� . Jama� . Sr. Hughbank� , Oava. Fr. Jacobton, Rill, Fr. Join� . Richard. Fr. Kennedy, Jama� , Sr, Kreitiberg, Richard. Jr lecher. welter. Fr. lee, Larry, Sr. Lillahai. Jerry, Ff. Lotto, Ray. Magnuion, Craig, fr. NOT FICTURED: Bavrar. William. Fr. Marad.th. Dan. Sr. Martin. Raoul. Fr. Methe-� . William. Fr. Maradith Jack, Soph. McCormick. Jarry Jr. McCarrigla, Jay. Sr. Mill� , Larry, Fr. Mocarl, Frank, Fr. Muri, Jama� . Soph Myort. Robart, Jr. Nobach. Norm. Sr. Ohman. Ray. Fr. Fatrick, Kaith, Fr. Fadar� an. Gene. Soph. Flumb. Jama� . Jr. Fwrnell, Oava. Jr. Ramtay. Richard, Jr. Rica. Kaith, Jr. Robart� . Oal. Sr. Sattarthwaita, Robart, Sr Schaumana. Doug. ft. Skoglund, Oennit, Fr. Slavik, Gian. Soph. Stapotil, Larry, Fr. Stavaai, John. Soph. Strugar, Georga. Soph. Tuckar. Thoma� . Fr Watar� , Wayna, Jr. William� , Mark, Fr Wolfa, Jack. Soph. Wood, Slava, Jr. Snydar, Al. Sr. Lucky, Robart M . $r. Woogard, Rod, Fr. YanicV Mill. $r. alpha tau omega Founded at Virginia Military Insti- tute, Lexington, Virginia, in I86S. Gamma Pi Chapter established in 1906. 116 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Carl Labonge Vice-Pros.—Charles Berquist Secretary—Mike Lovering House Manager—Don Hansen Pledgo Trainer—Bill Griffin Calllto . Jama� . Jr. Camaron. Ala . Soph Carlton, Donald. Fr. Cartar, William, Jr. Conrad. Jama� . Jr. Coombar, William. Jr. Culvar, Norma . Soph. Davton. Jarry. Fr. Day. John. Soph. Oa Madid. Marmo, Eichanga Studanl Erick ton. Jan. Soph Flthar. Phalpt. Jr. Garrtd. frank. Fr. Goammal. Richard, Soph Goata. Jarry. F� . Gravifad. Barnard. Jr. GriHiA, William. Sr. Hantan, Donald. Sr. Hatlam. Thomat. Jr. Kaa. William, Soph. Kabuth, Mark. Fr. Kraabal. Paul. Sr. Labonga. Carl. Sr. Laitch, Donald. Jr. 246 ilfiM IP m « iikiJ $ gp q The brotherhood of Alpra Tau Omega again witnesesd a tremendous year; a year packed with success from start to finish. The friendly Taus initiated the new year by pledging an exceptional group of freshmen. Homecoming was next. Followers from all over the Northwest congregated for the action-packcd weekend. Tho Pledge Dance highlighted the autumn social calendar. The Winter Formal was the bright spot on the winter program and added evidence to why a fraternity exists. Spring quarter brought the Pledge-Active Dance and the House Party. Mingled in with these functions were the exchanges, serenades, and numorous small get-togothers which are so much a part of college life. Studying was not forgotten, however. The A.T.O.'s stressed their curriculum to the hilt and fully recognized the advantages wrought to a conscientious groyp of men. Activity-wise, we could be found in all phases of HUB Life and publications. Knowing that activities have an important role in building a person's character and re- sponsibility, we wore quick to take advantage of what the extra-curriculum could offer. lofstrom, David, Soph, lonargan. Jamas, Soph. Lovarlng Francis. Soph. Gaqaa. Thomas, Sr. Mafhars, Jamas, Fr. McDonald, Donald. Sr. Malina. Rogar, Soph. Oslrandar, Michaal. Soph 0 it, Jerry, Fr. Owen, William, Soph. Parka� , Stanley. Jr. Pearson, Ernest. Jr. Pillar, William. Fr. Raiswlg, Richard. Fr. Reynolds. Gragg. Soph Rice. David, ft. Rlndal, Barney, Soph Robison, John, Soph. Ryker. Rodney. Fr. Ruble. Stanley. Jr. Scudder. Walter. Soph. Slston. Larry. Jr. Slenlnka. John. Sr. Taylor. Rlkk. Sr. Pritchard, Barry. Jr. Tuall. Dave. Soph Wlmmer. Tom, Soph. Wlprvd, Thaodora. ft. In the athletic circles, we were well represented with men participating in every major sport. Also, a well rounded intramural program brought homo a couple of trophios to add to the already glittering showcase. Academic, social, athletic, and activity endeavors were woven together at the A.T.O. house to bring into the lives of 80 men a balanced education in preparation for the adult world. NOT PICTUREO Gaigar. Gary, Fr. HaNorsan. K� nl. Soph. Mll«s. William. Jr. Nation, William. Sr Samon. William. Soph Tracy. Ronald. St. Wilskay. Gan� . Sr. 247 What's Marilyn doing this week? beta theta pi Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1839. Beta Omega chapter established in 1901. 97 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Rod Walker Vice-President—Bruce Nordstrom Secretary—Matt Sayro House Manager—Kent McLachlan This year of 1954-55, like tho 53 preceding it, has been a successful and fun filled ono for the men of Beta Omega of Beta Theta Pi. Success was shown by the fact that we have members active in every phase of campus life. There were Betas on the varsity squad in every major sport, which explains why tho 'Big Stick' resides in the den year after year. In addi- tion there wore the intramural teams, out to defend the All-University cham- Kionships won in football and basketball last year and endeavoring to bring ome additional hardware. Equal emphasis was placed on campus activities. Important positions such as Sophomore class president, AMS treasurer, and Fistfest chairman were han- dled by Betas. Other members were on or headed various ASUW and AMS committees. Betas hold membership in the big W Club, Oval Club, Purple Shield, and last spring 3 of the 15 seniors selected for Fir Tree wore the Beta pin. Fun came from a well-rounded social program. The pledge dance, traditionally a barn dance affair, started social activities off at a fast paco which carried through to the house party at the end of the year. The pajama dance, Winter Formal, thug dance, and the Miami Triad were among the functions which kept the house socially activo. Besides the major parties there were frequent exchanges and firesides. The work required for Homecoming and Sophomore Carnival was easily offset by the fun and humor involved. No matter how diversified their outside interests may be. the men of Beta Omega are strongly bound together by the cardinal principle of the frater- nity—unity. Through unity the Beta house has reached tho top, and with continued unity there it will stay. Aadonie . Pe-jl M , Jr. At««ll. Williem O., Soph. Bole. Robert C-. Soph. Bo Urd, lelend C , Soph Bollerd. Jock. Jr. Borrower HerveyC., Jf. Ben dor, Robert £ ft. Bennett, Richerd C.. Soph Bird. Jemei £.. Jr., ft Brit. Peter J.. ft. Brown Kenyon. Lew Bren. Doaeld. Jr. Clempitt. Milton P.. Soph. Clerk. Kent E . Soph Devberl Richerd A.. Soph Deen. Chartei F.. Jr. Beck. Geretd W .Soph Cedy. Frank H.. Soph. Drlppi. Phil A., Soph. OwClot. Peul. Soph Dwnn. Robert L . Jr. Ellis, Peter. Jr. Erickson, Normen L-, Sr. Ferre. Do-eld G., Sr. FJth. thomes I.. Jr. Fornie. Robert. Sr. Frenklend. Robert, Soph. Goiter, Done Id F.. Sr. Gereghty John V,, Jr.. Jr. Grehem. Rone Id M..Fr Mogen, Elwood 0.. Sr. Horchover. Robert l.. Jr. Hell, Frederick L-. Fr. Johnson, Gordon W„ Soph. Johnton. Herold 0.. Sr. Johnovi, Thomas S., Fr. Kene, Mlcheel A., Sr. lelbel, Jemei R., Jr. Lindsey. William A.. Soph 248 See tile averages 1.07 hours of sunshine e day.' Lockwood, Donald A.. Jr. McCain, Malvis, Jr., jr. McKinnon. Michaal W Jr. I n j 4 r A A McLachlan, Kant A.. Sr. Michal, Danial A.. Soph Michal. Jamai M.. Fr. Millar. John I.. Soph. Millar. Richard I . Soph. Monroa. M;chasl W . Jr. Monroa Rogar, Fr. Nordqu'it. Cha ranca E., Nordilrom. Brvca A . Sr. Nordilrom, John N.. Fr. Odall. Rollan W . Jr.. Soph Patanon, Warran D.. Jr. Paringar, Forrait M., Soph. Phannaqar. Richard E . Fr Prica, Milbart L.. Sr. Raha. Robart L. Soph. Ragan. Jack B , Law Rhodai. Donald Fr. Rhodai, Larry F.. Sr. Rubidga. Bill. Fr. Ralifton. Harmon H., Fr. Sayra. Mall M.. Jr. Sharidan. Phillip M.. Soph. S:evari. Chrii H.. Soph Simmon� , Herbert D . Jr. Simmoni. John, Jr. Simpion. Do-ild M.. Soph Smith, Ed B . Soph. Snyder Art. Fr. Stewart. Do.Qlas. Sr. Stradar, Gana T.. Sr. Tini;ng. David C.. Sr. lull. John 0.. Fr. Walter. Jamai R., Sr. WaHall. Richard J.. Sr. NOT PICTURED: Bargh. Arnold. Sr. Brown. Gordon, Sr. Dunn. Kann. Sr. Foitor. Harry S., Law Graan. Warran. Soph. Llndan, Gary F.. Soph Patarton, Jamai E., Jr. 249 1617 E. 47th chi psi Founded at Union College, Schnectady. N. Y.t in 1841. Alpha Theta Chapter established in 1921. 26 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Ken Clement Vice President—Tom Johnson Secretary—Ted Bergstrom House Manager—Jerry Congleton After getting the year off to a fast start with rush week and re- sultant great pledge class of 29 men, Chi Psi kept its activities at a fast pace. Knowing that the primary function of a fraternity should be to pro- mote study, the brothers retained the studv program initiated three years ago. It's effectiveness was shown by the fact that the collective grade point was again above the all men's average. Socially, as in other fields, the year was a huge success. The main event of fall quartor was the Pledge Formal, which was quite an affair as usual. The annual Chi Psi-Zeta Psi football game and ac- companying blast was another standout. Winter featured the Hunter's Frolic, and it was its usual wild self. The two outstanding events of spring quarter were the Roman Dance and the fabulous Spring Formal. Of course, exchanges, firesides, and the usual smaller functions wero freely intermixed throughout the yoar. In athletics Chi Psis were prominent again. As usual, the crow was the most popular sport. Both frosh and varsity had representatives. Besides this, we were out for football and track. Intramurals have always been stressed and this yoar was no exception. Football and basketball showed standouts in particular. The actives were quite surprised at the pledges interest in activi- ties. Almost one hundred per cent of them signed up for com- mittees, joining the other activity minded brothers. tergitrom. G. Theodore. Soph «loti. Thomo� L.. Jr. Ctemont, Kandoll S.. Sr. Colo. Oon E . Fr. Congleton, Jorrold F-, Jr. Cron. Hobart H., Fr. Crowtheri, Loo A., Jr. Davidion, Robert V.. Jr ft; . Jo� W.. Soph. ;kton, Lorry N,. ft. Fittgereld. John P . Jr. Frock. MolcomC.. Fr. Gilbert, David ft.. Fr, Griffin. Loon F.. jr. Honion, Sorry L., Soph. Hoyno), Jomot M,, Jr. NOT FICTUftEO; Mill� . Fred M„ Jr. Okarlund. J. Herbert, Soph Cleon gp, fix up week—-otHerwito known o Holp Wook. Adomi. Edwin H,, Sr. Aloiondor, Jemei 0.. Fr. laker, Frank E., Soph, laker. John 0.. Sr. lolcom ftalph C., Sr. Sountgord. Jomo� H., Fr. toroiford, Jerry C.. Sr. lorgaion, William J.. Soph. 250 M yj 12M4 Ken Clement, Pretideal Hedwell, Edward A., Fr Hooker, Gene. Soph Henoertord, William P., ft. Jecobton, Edwin H,, Sr White, Sriea W„ Soph Jenkt, Herriton W.. Fr. Joh-vor, Srvce M„ Fr. Johnton. Thomai R., Jr. Kertie. David A., Fr Lipoma. Sam W , Fr. McGee. Cherlet T., Soph McLean. Richard T.. Jr. McMahan, Cuane C Jr. Martin, Rodney R , Fr. Miehelt. Mike G.. Jr. Myert, Jerry L., Sr. Nicholt, 0. Gary. Fr Olivier, Oenny, R.. Jr. Otwald. John 6.. fr. Poteam, Cherlet S., Jr. Rau. Dean D.. Soph. Robert . Richard E„ Jr. Scea, Robert M„ Fr. Schwette, Richard I., Fr Sharp, Gerald I.. Soph, Sheeti, John R., Sr. Skold. C. Elmer. Sr. Smith, Cvrtli F„ Soph S� an t Steven W,, Jr. Todd. Ralph H., Jr. Waldel. Jemei C.. Fr. Webber, Cherlet E . Fr. Wilton, Jim, Fr Wlnthip, R. Gordon. Fr. delta chi Founded at Cornell University, New York, in 1890. Washington chapter established in 1908. 40 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Dave Phifer Vice-President—Erwin Rummery Secretary—Doug Abel House Manager—Don Stookey David Phifer, President 1819 E. 47� h treedon. Ken. Jr. (right, Ron. Sr. Burgen, Oeve. Fr. Clementi. William, Fr. Coals, Dave. Soph. Comings, tveretl, Fr. Dahtgren, Ed. Grad. Dial!. Art, Jr. Gormley. Mike. Soph. Hellem. Don. Soph. Marion Bill. Soph Holland, Bob, Soph. Holt. Art. Soph. Irving. Eldon. Soph Lathley, Ted. Soph Lay. Disk. Sr. To the utter amazement of all who attended the Spring quarter end-of-the-year party, Washington chapter opened its doors for another year of study, meditation and refloctivo cogitation of the baffling inconsistencies of college life. After an unusually successful rush weok, our outstanding pledgo class embarked upon a season of elections, activities and studies. The pledge sneak, a tradition-packed contest between activos and pledge proved to be highly successful. He and his date eluded us. Otherwise, the year turned out to be another of a long string of years. Our athletes were prominent in University competition— Jacques Broom, for example, set an all-conference record in the 252 Study tab! ? P P 1 1 W «k� , GtOrgt Soph W.-tworfh. G-ar. Soph Whi «. J!m. Fr. Wit ion Whitnay. Grad. Malin. Joal. M|«d, l«d. Sr. Nation. Jack. Fr. Naw.-nan, Watley, Fr. Olinqar. Al. Soph. 0««i, Frank. Soph Phari� . Dick. Fr. Philar Da� . Sr kith. Ed. Fr. Richardton. Ron. Soph. RiHar. Gtg-g . Soph. Rogari. Jarry, Fr. Siqlar. larnio. Soph. Smith. Monty. Fr. Stava, Robert Soph Stonahotkar, Craig, Soph Stookay. Oon, Jr. Such. John. Soph, Taylor, Jim. Fr. Vann tarry. Soph. Van Skyhawk, Norn . Soph. Vaughan. Keith, Soph three-acre lawn mow that undoubtedly will stand unchallenged for years to come. In matters scholastic, as well as in campus activities. Delta Chi's have surpassed all known marks. Just last Fall one graduated. Socially the club boomed along its usual sedate, refined pace; studies were interrupted at every opportunity for the sake of teas, coffee hours and theatre parties. Only Clyde objected to this hectic dissipation, but the cook upped his rations to six timos what the housemen get so he is Happy, in his emaciated way. NOT PICTUREO: Abal. lob. Sr. Sodinn, Oonn. Jr. 8o� ri, Don. Sr, fcrcklin. Ron, Jr turqei. Chuck. Soph Clark. Clin� . Soph D metre. Vi«. Sr. Felder. till. Jr. Herr'i, (kick. Soph. Hubta. Gordy, Jr. lewark, Hall . Soph. Oldenburg. Oick. Jr. Reevei, Willy, Jr. Roborti, Jack. Soph Rgmmery, Erwin, Sr. Skyli� d. Boa. Soph Warber. Jorry. Soph. Whalen, UN. Jr. delta kappa epsilon Founded at Yalo University, New Haven, Conn., in 1844. Kaopa Epsilon chapter established in 1908. 52 national chapters. Chapter Officers: President—Ted Hill Vice President—Walt Krengel Recording Secretary—Ralph Morrison Corresponding Secretary— Jim Franklin House Manager—Peter Walton Adami, Kirk. Fr. Ag!■•� . Torry, Fr. Birkoland. Ivar, Sr. Brown. Jack. Soph. Brown. Warren. Fr. Butmer. Bob. Soph. Buiord. lob. Fr Campball, Doug, Soph. D«'by, Al, Sr. Douglas. Jim. Jr. Dumaft, John, Fr. Emory, Da Wolf, Soph. Falskow. Jack, Fr. Fishar. Don. Sr. Fifth, Graham, Fr. Franklin. Jim, Jr. Gilmora. Bob. Sr. Granf. Bob. Sr. Griggs. Evaraft. Sr. Maasa. Jack. Jr. As another year records its history in the hearts of the men of Delta Kappa Epsilon, the fratornity can look upon it with pride, for indeed, the year was worth remembering. In addition to the serious atti- tude maintained toward the ever-important cur- riculum, participation in a wide variety of activities enhanced the reputation enjoyed by the Dekcs throughout the nation. Activities ranged from the president of the ASUW and officers in the Associated Men Students to awards in Varsity and Freshman football, crow, bas- ketball, skiing, track, golf, and tennis. Members were prominent on ASUW committees, and at the same time, the fraternity could boast of a strong record in intramural athletics. The year was rounded out by various social events accenting fun and good fellowship. These included the fall quarter's Dekc Informal, the annual Christ- mas Serenade, winter quarter's pledge dance, and tho Doke Spring Formal. The future of DKE will continue to be secure if the succeeding years match the achievements and standards maintained in the past. Hane, Mika. Soph. Hautaman, Jaka, Soph. Hill. Tad. Sr. Holloway. Dick, Fr. Hood. Bill. Fr. Hugh � , Fat, Jr. Jacobian. Paul, Jr. Kahmann. Gala. Soph. NOT FICTUREO Ganty. Wally. Jf. Kirk. Paul. Fr. Krangal, Waif. Sr. Latimer, Gordy, Fr. LIndall, Rocky, Law SiSool 254 Gu M who ha� fha aceil 520 2l� t N.E. delta tau delta Founded at Bethany College, Beth- any, West Virginia, in 1859. Gamma Mu chapter established in 1908. 84 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Ken Erickson Arnold. Wilton. Sr. Bodinger. John. Sr. Bra dt, Dick. Fr. Brailtpracher. Chuck. Fr. Bwih, Ml, ft. Bvth. Bod. Fr. Vice President—Gene Stock Roc. Secretary—Roger Mehl Corr. Secretary—Ralph Wetzel House Manager—Harold Henkel Carter, Bill. Fr. Caitidy, Bod. Fr. Coo par. Harold, ft. Da Hon, Bob. Fr. Dyar. Fain. Fr. Eailarbrook. Don. Soph Elmberg, Jack. Jr. Erickton. Kan. Sr. Galbraith. Al. Jr. Garralf, Lan, Soph. Hankal. Harold, Sf. Honihaw. Bill, Fr. Hutchlnton. Dava, Sr. Jack. Al. Soph. Johenton, Larry, Soph. Johnton, Gaorga, Soph. Joboton Merihall. Soph, Kilburn. Laa. Fr, Knoz. Bill. Sr. Langlon. Kan. Jr. Larton. Jerry, Fr. McFherton, Jack. Sr. Mahl, Bogar. Jr. ftp� O MU PC' P O , 1A J Aik tiLtik P: {LO f? .a N l J4i not fictubeo: Bnaki. Bill. law Benton. Merrill. law Bond. Jerry. Sr. Bryant, Trev Oo.it Campbell. Craig. Lew Donaldion, Frank, Soph. Durmont. Lerton. Sr. Meeu, Clio, Jr. Miller. Werren. Lew Potmen, Finn, Sr. Philip. Dick. Jr. Spldel. Gery. Sr Stock. Gene S'. Tychten. Faial, Sr. Wetzel. Bud. Sr. Willlerm. Lee. Soph Woodcock. Gery. Sr. Washington Dolts moved eagerly through a very full social calendar this year with all the customary functions, plus several new social innovations. Leading off the year came the Pledge Danco, followed by the annual Barn Dance, a series of firesides and exchanges, the Dollar Party, and the Christmas Sorenade. Winter and spring quarters were, as usual, full of memorable ovents, including Active Dance. Alumni Banquet, Houscparty, Picnic Dance, Sophomore Carnival, Songfest, and to top it off, the annual Iris Formal in spring quarter. Activity-wise. Delts were prominent in many phases of student activities, providing chairmen for major campus events, and being representetd in various clubs and honoraries, including Purple Shield, Oval Club, Mala- mutes, and Phi Beta Kappa. Thus, Washington’s Delt chapter with its members oighty strong, looks back with pride on a big year at the shelter. 256 KJ in Look, Ma, wo con spoil! Kon Erickson, Protidonf delta upsilon Founded at Williams College, Williams- town, Mass., in 1834. Washington chapter established in 1910. 72 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Chris Shaffer Vico-Pres.—Bill Taber Secretary—Ted Van Dyk House Manager—Lee Palfreyman Chris Shutter, P tiident Abraham, John. Jr. Akarman. Loci� . Jr. And� non. Bob. Fr. Atwood. Rich, Sr. Ayar� , Harry, Soph. Barton. Thomai. Sr. Bank� . Hurry. Sr. B� 'gr� an, Samoal Soph. 6arga� an. Arlan. Fr. s? a- 4kl it Boykar. Gary. Fr. Boylai. Donald. Jr. Brady. Jack. Soph. Brandanburg, Richard. Sr Braan, Rickard Fr. Brotaov. Warm.� . Soph Bryan. Robart, Jr. Burwall, William. Sr. Catiity, Gaorga. Jr. Ooriand Don. tr. Claian. Darin. Jr. Davi� . Jam� � . Soph Dackar, Jarry. Jr, DaKubbar. Jack, Fr Crick� on. Jack. Sr. Erickion. Richard. Fr. For� � th. Paul, Fr. French. Roger. Fr. tlgar. LaMont, Soph, ravbaal Richard. Fr. atfcrla, Robert, Jr. Gaigar. LaMo tv Hanna. Ray, Sr Halting� . Gordon. Jr Hillatland. Kant. Fr. Hod� o«, Rodnay. So oh. Jacobian, William, Soph. Jartan, Gary. Fr. Kirby. Varnon, Soph. z, fa St likMU, Lin «, WlllUm, S«ph LifttflUy. J rrv, Ff. Lohr, Jjm«t. Sr. Lund. Jim, Fr. McDonald. Tfcomji. Jr. McLaughlin. Jack. Sr. MiddUfO� , larn� . Fr Millar, Frtdtrick, Fr. Morford. Donald. Jr. Nadarlaa. John. Sr Noa. Jamai, 6rad. Nullar, Richard, fr. Olian, Ronald. Jr. Falfratmaa, laa. Jr. Falnoa, Ronald. Jr. Fayiano, Richard. Fr. Fapin, Donald Soph. «m«y. DowgUi Jr. Raybvm, Rrvca. Soph. Molll, Warran. Fr. Rual. David, Soph. Saifar , Thomas, Jr Shaftar, Chril, Sr Sharman, Larry. Fr. Smith, Gordon, Soph. Stady. William. Fr. Staplai. Gtorga. Jr. SunifKh. Donald, Soph. S� anion. Malcolm. Fr. Lailay. Willard. Fr. Tabar. William, Sr. ThorlaLion. Dannii. Jr. Utigard. Gary, Sr. Utigard. Thomas. Fr. Van Dyl, Tad. Sr. Waltaca. M.ka. Fr. Walion, Rart, Fr Williami, looUa. Fr. Willson, Grant, Jr. Vogtlin, Gaorge, Sr. NOT FICTUREO: Avary. Harry, Sr Damaratt, Ralph. Fr. Eitar. Garald. Jr. Kalth, Ma«, Fr. Kidd. Larry. Fr, Larion. Sloart, Grad. O Day, Rich. Jr. Raichalt. Carrol, Grad. Raimar. Rob. Soph Shialdi. Jack. Jr. Walqran. Gordon. Sr. Woodworth. Kant, Sr. Young, Joiaph, Jr. The DU club enjoyed its usual prosperous year during 1954-55. The members managed to pay their house bills, a few social functions were held, and several brothers took part in extra-curricular activities at the pavilion and HUB. The chapter was especially proud of its record of having participated in all riots, drunken serenades, panty raids, and harmless fraternity pranks on campus. Social highlights of the year included the Pledge Dance, Founder’s Day Banquet, Pajama Dance, DU Brawl, Spring Formal, Picnic, House Party, and Provincial Conforonce, at which chapters from Washington, Oregon, Alberta and 8ritish Columbia wore represented. DU’s were active in Fir Tree, Oval Club, Purple Shield, and Varsity and Frosh football, basketball, baseball, track, crew, swimming, and tennis. Still maintaining the barbarous hack system and vicious Hell Woek, the DU boys managed to koep frisky pledges in line. Study hours were readily accepted by first year men, and work squads were cheerfully done. 259 kappa sigma Founded at the University of Virginia, Charlottes- ville. Va., in 1869. Beta psi chapter established in 1903. 126 national chapters. Chapter officers: President— Harrison McKay Vice President— Hal Brindle Treasurer—Jim Hansen Secretary—Rolf Glerum The heart of a fraternity is its pledge class, and Beta Psi chapter started off tho year with a heart of gold. With 26 top pledges. Kappa Sigma wont through the school like a fraternity-house-a-fire. Undoubtedly the high point of the social year was tho Four Poster Fling. our annual pajama danco. The function was featured in the party section of tho Nov. 22 issue of LIFE magaiine. Other groat social affairs included tho Fall Opener, the stag party, the pledge dance, tho Tavern Dance, and the fabulous Stardust Ball, which featured the presentation of the beautiful Stardust Queen of Kappa Sigma. Praiidant Harrlion McKay NOT RICTURED: Armtlrong. Al. Sr. Chlpman. Dannlt, Jr. Condon. Sob. Grad. Crouch. Jarry. Soph. Flor;, Don. Jr. Gill;., Oon. Grad. Harwood. Sob. Jr. Handarton. Larry. Sr Kimbal, Mar . Jr. Kino. Oannli. Jr. LaMar. Andy. Soph. McKay. Harr.ion, Sr. McNabb. Gordy. Fr. Morrill. Kirk Soph. S� agar. Al. Sr. WWSaHM, Kao Grad. Win� ar. Tom. Sr. Pledges Al Udd, Andy 8owles, Dave Nostrand, Ray Peretti. and manager Don Olson on the Freshman crew followed in the shell-shoes of Varsity Captain Al Stocker. Al Armstrong was a reserve fullback, and Curt Carlbom pitched on the Varsity basoball squad. Roger Gavin, popular HUBite, was business manager of Homecoming, and Rolf Glerum was drama critic for the University Daily. Firesides, exchanges, and informal dances made every weekend a busy one for the Kappa Sigs. Scholastically, the house rated in tho top ton fraternities, where they have been for the past several years. Boasting a strong national of 126 chapters. Kappa Sigma looks forward to another year of brotherhood and tradition at Washington. Willicmt, Oi. Jr. Ami, Bob. Soph BUndhyim, Arvid. Fr So� :� ;, Andy. Fr. Brlndla, Hal. Jr. Bunkar, Run. Soph Suttar, Jack. Fr Carlbom, Curt. Sr. Carnagla, Jack. Fr Carr. Harold, Sr. Cogan. John. Sr. Coneall. Dick, Jr. Curd. Larry. Fr. Dima. Gary, Sr. Erick;on, Lional, Sr. 0 P p P Itk c P p P n k Lw p at p fy rs p • • n L. ’. a A a, k 4iJ Ark 260 ins •i uoq ■if «jA g •«•jjom • r V'O X i iv ppn 1 o$ u of -� � 1 •i v w '«iq � ! • S IV •i ‘1111 l!� IS •if piS w.j� « •i ' f¥ H uoo u io •if ’«ft «jipo ij «ArQ -pwvittoN •if -uoo nooti if uoo ‘' II!W SdoS 0 ■ii ‘U� A if p s i% '««ivu ' uuquifcuq Sdos i| !0 •iS ‘u 6 Of( uoiuqof •i ■«•X ‘wo� uHor ■14 -iii� H ‘ll H ii uiif 'lundOH «dos uoo 'u«Uii H Sdoj i! n uo� :qi.H ‘i IPW uotiii� H i$ ui'f -uotuf h «do -u is uoii� A|� H •% 'Jl« ui«i� l© •if i.6o m|avo ‘H l� 1 -owftiOi r ac? o rrr lambda chi alpha Founded at Boston University. Boston. Massachusetts, in 1909. Alpha Psi Zeta chapter established in 1918. 147 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Gale Barbee Vice President—Bill Meuli Socretary—Dennis Wick Treasurer—Jim Kimo 4509 19th Ave. N.E. Lambda Chi Alpha is young, vigorous, enterprising and has shown remarkable develop- ment and growth since its founding at 8oston University, November 2, 1909. Youngest of the largest fraternities, Lambda Chi Alpha loads the field with 147 chaptors; its members are proud of their National Officers and organization. The gen- eral headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana maintains annual graduate scholarship awards, full-time administrative secretary and four traveling secretaries to foster a closely knit bond of brotherhood. Lambda Chi's arc well represented on the campuses of 47 states and four Canadian Provinces. Alpha Psi Chapter has been active at the University of Washington since 1918. We own our house and land, have built up a strong alumni group, and recently assisted in starting a chaptor at the University of British Columbia. One measure of a fraternity—and an important one—is its roster of alumni. Wearing the pin of Lambda Chi Alpha are such men as Harry Truman, former President of the United States; Gregory Pappy Boyington, former Washington football mentor; Chester Gould, artist creator of Dick Tracy; Joan Hersholt, of radio and screen famo, football stars, Charley Trippi, John Rauch, Jack Swaner and Gail Bruce and General Jimmy Doolittle. University of Washington Lambda Chi's are members of such organizations as Purple Shield, Malamute, Varsity Boat Club, Wrestling Club, Husky Winter Sports Club, Alpha Delta Sigma, Hawaiian Club, Propeller Club, Compass and Chart. Scabbard and Blade, Phil Beta Kappa and Thota Gamma lota Phi. A short article such as this cannot glue a full picture of any organization, their spirit, intrests of personalities. Only in the years to come can Lambda Chi's fully realize the contributions and benefits of their fraternity. 262 Aiken. Wayne. Grad. Anderson. Lloyd Soph. Austin. Chariot Grad. Sarboo. Gale. S’ Beauchamp. Ve� ne, Sr. Soda. Rickard, Sr. Borchor. Kenneth, Grad. Brersdoo. Harry, Sr. Buckwaller. Dale. Soph, Cooper, Tarry. Sr Crookt. Bob. Soph. Curtis. Mika. Soph. Oouglat Bill. Sr. French, Douq, Jr. Flleder, John. Soph. German Douglas, Soph. Glenn. Jim. Grad. Guttler, Ralph. Soph. Harnith, Dick. Grad. Hobbs, Uon, Jr. Jordan Dave. Sr. Kina. Jim Sr. Kleweno, Gil. Sr. Kringen, Dennis, Fr. LeFollette. Larry, Jr. LePlat, Jean Claude, Fr Lewis, Ron. Sr. Logan. G� � t, Jr. Lov . Ed, Jr. l rndb rg. T d. Sr. MacNalr, Mac. Soph. MtCUnaghan, Dick. Fr. McEir ,� . Bob. Sop� . M.wli, till. Sr. Minahan. Mik . Soph. Foriui, Al. Sr. Raulwn. Glorn. Soph. Prlngl . Dorn . Soph Procter, P t , Soph R«nkln, Fr.d, Sr. Roblnton, Dick, ft. Rog rt, Elm . Jr. Schwab !, Don, Jr. Schlmantki, Jim, Sr. Shelton. Dick. Soph Sip . Jo , ft. Strom, Rot. Soph. Stwrt v «t Irock, ft. Swanton, Chari . Fr. Torr y. Dick. Soph. Torr y, Gordon. Jr. V al , Tom Jr. Welch rt, C rl. Soph Wick. D nny. Jr. Wright. Bob. Soph. NOT PICTURED: Collin . M l. Sr. Hallgrlmton. Larry, Fr. Hill. John. Fr. McLaughlin. Dick. Soph. Schirli . John, Fr. v nd r lic . Gordon. Jr. Wolf. John. Jr. Shannon, Dav . Jr. Fuller, Don, Sr. Hamman, Bill, Jr. Shld l r. Bob. Soph M ll«ry John, Soph. R v . T g, Soph. 263 pi kappa alpha Amidon, Jamas L. S'. Ashby. Richard J., Sr. Amman. Allan L. Soph. Carroll. Nell P.. SopY Cloora. Jamas A.. Ff. Darling, Jeroma P., Fr Dutton, William. Fr. Damatriadas. Paul I.. S . Damp� � )� . John P.. Soph Dunabln. Hobart A., Soph Egalaston, Sidnay D . Sr FInka. Stuart W.. Soph, Fluharty, Arran L.. Jr. Gamlln. Richard. Sr. Gordon. Donald I.. Soph. Graivo. Jamas C.. Fr. Manlay, Monte E . Soph. Handarton, Robert C., Fr. Iverson. Donald O.. Fr. Jamas. Albert A.. Sr. Kelly. Roger, Fr. Kennett. John F.. Soph Founded at the University of Virginia, Rich- mond. V j., In 1868. Beta Beta chapter established in 1914. 199 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Monte Hanloy Vice President—Paul Demitriades Secretary—Stuart Finko House Manager—Richard Ashby Pledge Trainer—Mortimer Lydgate 264 mia ii For forty of tho eighty-eight years since Pi Kappa Alpha was founded, Beta Beta Chapter has been on the University of Washington Campus. As one of the one hun- dred and nine chapters of Pi Kappa Alhpa, Beta Beta forms one of the links in the chain of friendship and brotherhood for which our fraternity is noted. With tho leadership of President Monte Hanley, the house has grown and prospered, thriving in an atmosphere typical of Pi Kappa Alpha. Other officers who help guide us through fraternity life are Paul Demetriades, Vice President, Arvan Fluharty, Treas- urer, and Stu Finke, Secretary. Besides those officers, we have Dick Ashby as House Manager, who keeps us fed and handles financial affairs. These brothers plus tho Pike friendliness strive to forge Beta Beta ahead on the University of Washington campus. Our life at the house is not all work although studies are the most important element in college life. We often take time out to enjoy the benefits of fraternity life. During each quarter we have several annual parties with the Pledge Dance during Winter Quarter and the Dream Girl Danco in the spring as the main functions of the year. Along with the Dream Girl Dance we have a contest where we of Pi Kappa Alpha choose our annual Dream Girl from representatives of the women's organizations on campus. We have our fun but wc also work to make Pi Kappa Alpha THE BEST among the rest on the University of Washington campus. One schooner—and no head on it, please.' NOT PICTURED: Damitio. John Soph Thompson, Trevor, Fr 4 � it it iA Kippola. George J.. Soph Lydgate, Charles M.. Sr. Mackey, Kenneth. Fr. Moreland, Donald J.. Fr. Morris, James, Fr. Mosko-itt. Harvey A.. Sr. Miller, George A, Sr. Miller, la-rente E.. Sr. Milton. Taylor, Sr. O'Neil, Thomas, Soph. Peterson. Rollead B.. Fr. Resmvssen. Thornes C., Sopfc. Rogers. Virgil A.. Soph. Russell, Dave A., Fr. Sandberg, Oscar C., Sr. Schmitt. Donald O.. Sr. Stone. William C.. Soph. Tibbltts. Har-ood J.. Fr. Walker, Thomas L. Soph Warfield. Robert L. Jr. Worden. John R . Soph. 265 delta sigma phi Foundod at City College of New York, in 1899. Alpha Omega chapter established in 1926. 78 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—T. D. Harden Vice President—Donald White Secretary—Charles Ask Treasurer—Berkeley Biddle Sgt.-at-Arms—Jay Adsen 4737 18th N.E. AiV Chart� � . Sr. RiddU. t«rkl� r. So. fond .JohiA . So Furt«(0. V!oc� i't. So. Gray. Curt!� . So, Pr� � !d� nt—T. 0. H«rd� n Harden, T. 0., Gr� d. H� rd� ty, John Sr. totk.n. John. Sr. Tavl� . Jarnci. So. Whit� . Donald. Jr. Throe on a match w bod luck, you know! The social whirl at Delta Sigma Phi for the fall got off with a bang with the annual Halloween Ball at the house and ended with a Christmas party with the traditional exchange of gifts. During the fall football season, Delta Sigs encouraged alumni to come root for Washington at the games and then end the afternoon with a buffet supper at the house. These Saturday afternoon buffets were well attended and from all indications will become a standard tradition in the fratornity. Bosides these buffet suppers there were numerous parties on the weekends. All in all, fall saw an active calondar for the Fraternity. During the year a number of visiting brothers from the other eighty-one chapters of Delta Sigma Phi paid visits to the house. Somo of these men were stationed out at Fort Lewis and were regular weekend guests, while others were just passing through Seattle. This is one of the re- wards of having a strong national fraternity. This fall we also had the privilege of receiving an official visit by the National president of the fraternity, Brother William S. Noblitt. All of the members and pledges looked forward to the spring quarter activities with weokond parties and tho annual Sailor's Ball. Last year's Sailor's Ball theme was Hawaiian with orchid leis for the girls. NOT PICTURED: Ad� «n. J«y. So. Part � , R n, So. Sutton. Richard, fr. Spring auarter is best for Delta Sigs on the Washington campus because it is marked by two big social attractions; the annual White Carnation Ball, our spring formal, and the Spring Cruise. AS 3 266 phi sigma kappa Founded at tho Univorsity of Massachu- setts, Amhurst, Mass., in 1873. Lambda Douteron established in 1923. 64 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Jack Mincrt Vice President—Richard Blount Secretary—Ken Ross House Manager—Dick Fisch Pledge Trainer—Bennett Anderson Albln. Larry. Sr. Anderion. Bennett, if. Mckfoed. Art. Fr. B'ount, RJcherd, Jr. Cotlelf, Werren. Jr. Clute, true , ft. Davit, Walter, Soph. Dudley. Jon. Fr. Fi� eh. Richard, Jr. Hagen. Welter. Soph. Merp. Jim. Fr. Hollingiworth. Ken, Jr. Inaman, John, Jr. Jonnion. Nonnelly. Sr. Kehllen. Joe. Fr. Kerry. Etre, Fr. King, Douglei. Jr. Lembo, Richard, Sr. Mechin, Deen, Fr. Moppln Jack, Soph. Miller, iticherd, Jr. Mlnert Jack. Jr. Oeck, Emil. Jr. Otiion, Relph, Soph. Rockenlield. Douglei. Ron, Ken. Sr. Schirmer, Co-red, Sr. Skeren, Art, Jr. Smjth. W lght. Fr. Sorenien, Roy Fr. Speer. John, Fr. Talbott, Leonerd, Soph. Trimble. Run. Fr. Troupe. Cerl, Soph. Weggoner. Ed-erd, Jr. Weetherford. Oeve, Soph Willletm. John. Fr. NOT FICTURED: Anderton. Eugene, Gred. Convene, Howard. Sr. John ion, Frenklin. Sr. Kempo. Wynn. Sr. Keyei, Merry, Gred. Siegel, Robert. Sr. 267 I phi delta theta Founded at Miami University. Oxford, Ohio, in 1848. Washington Alpha established in 1900. 116 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Bob Lewis Vice-Pres.—Fred Farr Secretary—Jack Hamilton House Manager—Bill Eakin Photographer: If you think that joke'� funny, have you heard about . . . Anderton. Graham S.. Sr. Aaderton, Steven Fr. Art hey, Thomei D . Jr. Badqtey, Oonald P.. Jr. Baldwin, William F.. Jr. Blackburn. Larry 0.. Fr. Boyd. E. Sayre. Sr. Broderson. Jamei 0. Jr. Brookt. Timothy H.. Jr. Burch. William J„ Sr Cahoon. George E.. Soph. Calvert, William, Sr. Chriity.H. Allan, Sr. Clack. David A.. Jr. Clarke, Keith V.. Fr. Cleaver. William H.. Fr. Conway. John M.. Fr. Countner. Frank H.. Fr. Corbett. Robert K . Jr. Crevelinq, Daniel I., Soph. Cruikthank. Collen C-. Sr. Currant. Tom. Sr. Davit, Donald P . Soph. Delimit rot. Artie C.. Jr. Oobbt. Lary S , Jr. Dodge. William F.. Soph. OuBoit, William R Fr. Eakin. William. Sr. Enqliih, Laurence R„ Fr. Erickton. Fred C.. Sr. Euteneier, Mei G.. Jr. Farr. Fred J.. Sr. Fitigerald. John R,. Sr. Flatted. Everette L , Fr. Frayn. RobeM M,. Jr. Gandy. Robert J.. Soph. Gardner. W. Booth. Fr. Glete. John R.. Fr. Gordon. David M., Fr. Gordon. Robert W . Soph. Hall, Jay L-. Soph, Hamilton. Jack R.. Sr. Hintoo. Richard L. Fr. Hofiut. William D.. Fr. Ho-e, Walter C.. Jr. p a p p e a a hr. o fcfl J fJ 8ob Lewie, President 268 3 A D Washington Alpha of Phi Delta Theta wa founded on this campus in 1901. In the past 54 years, a great number of oustanding men have graduated from the University and from Phi Delta Theta, and indications are that they shall continue to do so. Scholastic achievement is the highest aim of the Fraternity, but by no means the only one. This year's social calendar of firesides, exchanges and dinners was high- lighted by the pledge dance, winter formal, and Spring's blazing rebuttal to teetotalers the Bowery Brawl. Social cultivation, campus activities, athletics and general spirit are emphasized, and those memories which are best described as good times can never bo ignored. All of these factors blend into our concept of a college education. Hvghe . C. 8en Fr. Robert Jr., Soph. John� on. Jerry M.. Sr. Kechlein. George F., Jr. Keynor, Kirk G.. Sr. Ken . John P Soph Lenktord. Richerd. Fr. Lewi . Robert M.. Sr. Undell. Williem F., Jr. Llndgvlit. Rente M.. Fr. Unk. Allen 0.. Fr. Lockett. Jemei W.. Sr. Lund, Roneld K„ Soph. Lvrere. Re til N . Soph. Menlow . Robert I . Soph. McClery, Derid H.. Jr. Miller. leurle R.. Sr. Montgomery, Done Id M., Sr Morrit. Robert G.. Jr. Morriton, Thome A.. Fr. Morrow, lerry 0.. Fr. Murphy. Micheel K . Fr. Nelto . Gery G.. Sop . Nicholt, Williem C.. Sr. Perher, Williem L.. Jr. Pennell. Doneld R.. Fr. Pelerton. Ri herd A Fr. Phillip . Neel H., Jr. Pierion. Williem E . Fr. Rebel. Leigh W., Sr Rhine. John E.. Fr. Rirenet. Jemt 0.. Soph. Sovege. Richerd H . Soph. Scott, Teylor C,. Sr. Senne. Jemet P.. Jr. Smidt. J. Oouglei, Fr. Sleen. Mec L, Fr. Steiner. Grltllth R.. Sr. Thome , Eerl F.. Fr. Thorderion, Steten J-. Fr. Tltu� . Leon E.. Sr. Turner. M. E -'Ned. Jr. Welkin . Willlem W..Soph Wei . Jeme C.. Fr. Welle. Wendell 8.. Sr. We� t, John A . Sr Wettover, Roneld D., Sr. Whilt. Joteph H.. Fr. White. Gordon S.. Soph Williem . John P.. Fr. Wood Williem G.. Sr. Yele, Richerd L. Fr. Young, Edwin R.. Sr. ZoffeT. George S . Jr. 2111 E. 47th 269 phi gamma delta Founder at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, 1848. Sigma Tau established in 1900. 82 national chapters. Allan. Tony. Sr. Almquitt. Ed. Fr. Armttrong, Ken, ft. Arney, Cliff. Soph Aujfln, lob. ft. Barnet, Ardell. Jr Belch. Kick, Jr. Brandt, Rich, Fr. Breiier, John, Jr. Braiier. Tom. Sr. Cemeron. Bob. Grad. Campbell, Bill. Fr. Churchill, Tom, Jr. Devli, Jerry. Fr. Drury, Oon. Soph Dyke� , Jim. Sr. Egan Dave. Soph. Fleming. Jim. Soph. Fletcher. Jim. Sr. Gelfner. Gary. Soph. Geffner, Hank. Sr. Gellehar, Phil, Fr. Getchell, Jim, Jr. Hagen, Bill, Soph. Hanion. Neal, Jr. Harf, Don. Grad. Hlgbee, Ralph. Soph. Hilton, Jim, Jr. Huckle. Myron, Fr. Hulbuth. Roger, Jr. Hunt, Art. Soph. Hutchint, Bud. Grad. Jacobian, Con, Fr. Johntton, Mike, Fr. Kappler, Bill, Fr. Kearney, Art. Fr. Kelly. Brian. Soph Kelly. Roger. Fr. Kuebler. Bob. Grad. Kuebler, Tom, Sr. Kwelpman. Darrell, Sr, lejele, Ed. Soph. Leland. Dave. Fr. Lennon, Stew. Fr. lewit, J. Cutler, Fr. MacLeod. Gary. Sr Maher. Ed. Sr Mahnken. Carl. Fr. Mann Mike, Fr Metoero, Art, Soph. McKInloy. Bill. Fr Mendel. Bob. Sr. Merlino. Ed. Fr. Millar. Rod. Jr. Moldifad. Hal. Fr. Moore. Bud. Sr. Mullln. Shan. Jr. Olien. Terry. Soph. Olion. Darryl. Jr. Pauli. Ted. Fr. Perry. Len. Jr. Pratt. Ed, Fr Protpek. Bill. Jr. Preicolt. John. Soph Pratiey, Rod, Jr Ouackenbuih, Stan. Sr Oulllian, Bill, Sr. Ramtayer, Joe. Soph. o Phi Gamma Delta's excellent record in the HUB and fine athlotic record in both intramural and varsity sports when joined by well-balanced social and scholarship programs, establrshcs a standard in campus activity. This brilliant record, compiled by Sigma Tau chapter, does not stand alone to attost for the gains made by Phi Gamma Delta, but displays meroly the external strength. It is an impossible task to label and classify all gains made by a strong college fraternity. It is im- possible to set down a series of concrete examples portraying all these gains. The true strongth and the true worth of a fraternity manifest themselves not only as a list of names—names prominent in campus activities and campus athletics; but, more important, manifest themselves in the maturation of the fraternity member. The true worth of Phi Gamma Dolta, manifests itself not solely on paper, but also in the moraTand intellectual development of the individuals, tho members, who subscribe to its policies. The policies of Phi Gamma Delta havo withstood the test of timo. These policies, tho in- ternal strength of Phi Gamma Delta, have been successfully designed to build and develop both the fratornity and the individual. It is to these strengths that a Phi Gamma Delta will point when he declares, I'm mighty proud to be a Fiji. Kilty. Check. Sr. Ryle� , Jerry. Fr, Schmiti, Al Soph Scoff. Jack, Jr. Sire� . Warren. Fr Siilet. Gory, Soph Smifh. Drew. Fr. SUwtrf. Sob. Soph. Trumbull. Jim. Fr. Tucker, Fred, Soph. Turner. Jim, Sr. Vannl, Ralph. Fr. Vieira. lob. Jr. Voegliin. Karl. Jr. Wallace. Tony. 5oph Waidkamp. Larry. Fr. Wall.. Nad, Sr. Wall� . Stave, Jr. Wheeler, Etdridge. Jr Willi� , Fred. Soph. Wilton. Van. Soph. Woodruff, John Soph Zaepfel. John. Fr. NOT PICTUREO Arrive� . Pete. Jr. yer«1 We� . Jr. Cunningham. Karl, Soph. Houtfon. Jim. Sr. Peabody. Sob. Grad. Pefonon. Don, Soph. Radmond. Jerry, Jr. The Fiji'� enjoy a jighf-tocing fovr. 271 phi kappa sigma Prtiidtnf. Doug Fi ld� 1954-55 ... Phi Kappa Sigma started with a dance honoring 42 pledgos—trophies from Sophomore Carnival and Nickle Hop ... an honorable mention in Homecoming signs . . . two class officers ... a climbing grade point . . . firesides . . . committee chairmen and senior sport managers ... a houso football team that wouldn't quit . . . and plans were announced for a bigger house. . . Then the Winter Formal . . . Songfest practices with the Tri-Delts . . . more Intramural sports . . . the Go to Hell dance . . . exchanges . . . and members in W Club . . . Oval Club . . . Bachelor's Club . . . Purple Shield ... Pi Omicron Sigma . . . Spring Dance . . . Soph Carnival with the Kappas . . . more sports . . . Spring elections . . . Parents' Weekend, whon the parents move right into the house . . . and the year was topped by a famous weekend at Harrison Hot Springs . . . A great year for Phi Kappa Sigma . . . Abbott. Jama� P.. Soph Andarton, Robart I.. Sr. Alliton, Thom � L. Sr. Atharton. Edward H.. Sr. Bard. Boron E . Sr. Barkdoll, Jam � L, Fr. Ball. Eckla S , Fr. Bargman, Patar 1C,. Sr. BrUeo , 6aWayn I.. Jr. Brockman. Nichota B Sr. Buchan. William. Soph. Buckloy, Bruca, Fr. Burnatt. Wlll:am M, Fr. Clark. Richard W„ Soph. Cochran, E. Evgan l„ Jr. Con vary. Dick. Sr. Convory, Robart L., Fr. Cfary, Oon E.. Jr. 272 Crim. Jam � A.. Jr. Davi� . Marvin R , Soph Daan. Robart W . Fr. D wiM. Charta� D.. Jr. DIckinton. William L.. S' O'apar. Thoma� R . Sr. Damira, Gordon R,. Fr. DuHon Robart J.. Sr. Edin, Gary R.. Fr. Founded at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Penn., in 1850. Alpha Upsilon chapter established in 1919. 47 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Doug Fields, Richard Komen Vice President—William Scott House Manager—Richard Foaster nl A T • r | r i oo Pledge trainer—Douglas Putnam NOT PICTURED: Early. John Harford, Gunnar Hargart. Gary Loman. Pal Thomai. Roy, Sr. ft ft JiL r r. ft o a p p p ft n (i li oe k i i i.k dM ft ft dk Jk p p � r p ra ppfl Edanfcolm Robarl M fi Elloitod. Thomai G . Fr. Erickton. John I . Soph. Ethler. Oar. 8., Fr. Faaityr, Richard V . Jr. Fay. Robert H . Fr. Fialdi, Douglat A„ S' Fitipatrick, Rob F . Jr. Foster. Gordon H . Soph Gallagher. Jyrry J . Fr Gardnar, William V., Fr. Gayar. Carl A.. Fr. Hall. Mai. Sr. Hanan. Mark S.. Soph. Hantan. Nall M.. Soph Hatchar, Robarl R . Fr. Handy rvon. Robarl M.. Fr. Hoaard, Clinton R., Soph Hoyt. William £.. Soph Hurlan. Richard. Sr Johnion, Fred. Fr. JohniOA. Robarl A., Fr. Johniton. Robarl G.. Sr. Katlilahn, Donald M.. Sr. K.llay, William L.. Sr Roman. Richard 8 . Sr. Korpi. Viclor J . Soph. Lana. Jamai F.. Sr. Ungila. John W.. Soph. Uwranca. Frad £., Sr. Laicatlar. Morion M.. Fr. tally. David C.. Sr lindal. John R.. Fr. Linton, Jamai S., Fr. Locker. Jack O . Fr McClary, Laonard W , Sr. McCuUovoh. William D., Fr. McKulla, George W., Fr. Maliath. Marvin J., Jr. Mayor. Chariot Fr. Mlmmack. Jamai J.. Sr Moallar. Jamai H.. Jr. Molitor. Graham T.. Sr. Moll. Frank H . Jr. Moora, Kanny W„ Fr Moulton. Frank W., Jr. Murray, Robarl R , Soph. Nolan. Palar F., Fr. Olion. Eugene G . Soph. Putnam. Douglat K., Sr. Rilay, Thomai $ . Fr Salhar. Jon W„ tr. Schrickir. Frank H., S'. Scolt. William R., Sr. Sallar, Jon A., Sr. Sharp. Don A.. Jr. Smith, Brian l„ Fr. Smith, Arthur $.. Soph. Slrandwold, Silvan O . Fr. Swtanay. Garall G.. Soph. Taiimar. Wallaca 0.. Jr. Thompvoo. John I.. Sr. Tack. Robarl M.. Soph, Wiggim. William R.. Fr. Williami. Richard F„ Fr. Zefkelei. John R., Soph phi kappa psi Founded at Washington and Jefferson College, Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1852. Washington Alpha established in 1914. 59 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Joe Taller Vice-President—Al Stack House manager—Tom Doyle Corresponding secretary—Pete Winslow Adam� . John. Sf. Altai, Pick, Sf. Ar� d«r� on, Earl, Jr. Bangham. I , Fr. Beckman, Ole� . Jr. Betz, Ed. Jr. Bidwall. Al. Soph. Blrkland. 0 n. Fr. Crown , Wayn , Fr. BrubaWr. Bill, fr Burro� � . Bob. Jr. Cargill, Bruc . Fr Chatflald. Doug. Jr, Davi� . Th ron. Soph. O � , Pat . Soph. DrUuran� :. lob. S' Dyvart. Dave. Fr. Elwood, Bob. Fr. England, Jim. Grad E lektoo, Glana, Fr. Fill� . Err. � !. Fr Fool . G ry, Fr. Freaman. Nick. Jr. G«mbl . Mlk . Soph. H 4 . Don. Fr. Hay � . Fritz, Fr. Hogg � � , Wayn . Fr. J n� an, Sill, Fr. King. Ool. Fr. Kohagan, S� n. Fr. Kortman. Fr d. S' Long. G org Fr. McCardln� � . Don, S' McKItuiay, Mil� , Jr. 274 p di p 1 il «1 ihi or. r o A p Irl p PS r aM aAaii This yoar the Phi Psi’s have been out to build a rep- utation. Results have been beyond our wildest dreams. Perhaps the main reason for this has been our restained and dignified conduct at social func- tions. Admiring fraternities have been casting envious glances at our astounding grade point, but we man- aged to budget our time efficiently onough to work in a Christmas Sing with Delta Gamma, Songfost with Kappa Alpha Theta, and Sophomore Carnival with Sigma Kappa. The girls just couldn’t beliove the way we buckled right down to our work, with no funny business. J L NOT PICTURED Burton. H� rold. Jr. Doyl . Tom. Sr. F|«dl«r, Jim, Sr. Hou« . Karl, Jr. Kay. Gordy. Grad. McClanaohan, Don, Grad. Martin. Jim, Sr. Schotiald. Ed. Jr. Smlrh. Darryl. Jr. W«, bo. Bob. Jr. 3 !£© Jo« Taller, President Great multitudo of the brothers invaded the cam- pus, where they all became big activity men. Fall quarter, one-third of our active membership was either in Oval Club or Purple Shield. The Ivy League elegance in the way we clothe our bodies was noted appreciatively by every female eye. Intramurals? Ha! Wp didn't do much against fra- ternities. but we really gave the Chi Omegas a run for their money in a football game. Yes, this year Washington Alpha of Phi Kappa Psi has built a name for itself on campus. Time was the guys across the street wouldr't oven talk to us. They still don't, but we don't talk to them either. And one night when they shot firecrackers onto our sleeping porch with a bow and arrow, we wheeled out a fourth century ballista and catapauited a 40- ton boulder right though their living room window. iLk11 Jm or ©. a P P p P 4k i Ij 4 MeMihkit. Kerry, Fr. McMillan. Corey, ft. Mesers. Alec, ft. Milburn. Deve, ft. Millet, Tom. Fr. Morris, Gene. Fr. Munn. G ry, Jr, Munson, eob. Fr. Helton, Tony, Fr. Olmstead. Chuck, Fr. Olton, Ouene, Fr. Owen. Bob. Jr Porker, Chuck, Fr. Pederson. Georgo Fr. Peyser, Al. Jr. Porosky, Pete. Fr. Puckett, lance, Sr. Reed. John. Soph. Reod. Norm. Jr. Rickdell, Lerry. Soph. Scheeter. Jo«. Fr Seeton. Ken. Fr. Serr. Bill. Fr. SimklM, Se- . Soph Smith, Oevid, Fr. Speer. Bill. Soph. Stock. Al. Jr. Teller. Joe. Sr. Ven Pelt. Dick. Soph. V«n Pelt, Edward, Sr. Watson, Arch. Soph. Watson. John, Soph. Williams. Dave, Jr. Williams. Rod, Soph. Winemen. Paul. Fr. Winslow. Pete. Jr. 275 psi upsilon S i , Jim, Soph. Bergeron. Jim. Grad. Carter, Wayne, Sr. Col . Bob. Jr. Oammaler. Bryan. Jr. Dowd. Tom. Soph. Drecobly. Farris. Sr. Erickson. Robert. Soph. Ftohr. Gary. Fr. Kohi, Skip, Sr. Garretson, Ed. Jr. Green. John, fr. Halverson. Fred. Sr Hanson. Jack, Fr. Heliieson, Harold. Soph Hopkins. Robin, fr. Johnson, Forbes. Soph King. Bo« n. Soph. lane, Fete. Sr. lumley, Don, Sr, Martinson. Al. Jr. Martinson, Roger, Fr. 276 Founded at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.. in 1883. Theta Theta chapter established in 1916. 32 national chapters. Chapter officers: Prosident—Bill Reams Vice President—Archie Patrick Cor. Secretary—Bob Cole Rec. Secrotary—Jim Pell House Manager—Bob Rogers pr Life Mii ft « 0 C k a ii .l 4il M th ion. till. Soph. Me Gold rid. Jim Fr. Morto«. J«ek Soph Murphy. Mlko.Soph. N lton, E rl. Soph Olion, Sob. Fr. Parrott, John. Sooh, Patrick, Arehi . it. Pall. Jim, Jr. Raami. Bill. Sr talnholt, Sob, Jr. RII y. Ed. Sr Saroant. Wimpy. Jr. Scott. Brock. Fr. $ dl«c k. Chud.Sr. S dl«c k, Phil. Fr. Smith, Graham. Soph. Swamon. Bruca. Soph. Whybatk. Clay. Soph Wood Sob. Fr. Wool lion. Rod. Soph. Wright, Don. Soph The Yankees went down to defeat and the Repub- licans lost their majority in Congress, but the Psi U‘s are still a rollin' on the Washington campus. McCarthy was censured, but the Theta Theta chap- ter of Psi Upsilon managed to pull one of Washing- ton's finest 1954 pledge classes. Although it rained (as expected) during the fall quarter, spirits wero unlimited at the Owl House and once again a full calendar of events kept the brothers busy. Scholastically, the lights burned often until the wee hours of the morning. Socially, the Pledge Informal, exchanges, and dollar parties oc- cupied leisuro time. There was also heavy participa- tion in school activities. Although it rained (as expected) during the winter quarter, Psi Upsilon still remained relatively dry and carried on successfully. The Winter Formal high- lighted the term's activities. The sun finally came out during the spring term and the Psi U's were able to finish the year on solid ground. The Beachcomber's Brawl, exchanges and school activities were all important on tho spring social calendar. As the time approaches for all good Psi U's to take ton during the summer months, we can all look back on a year well spent. No oil was struck in the basement, but we also didn't have to put up with Hurricane Hazel. NOT PICTUREO: D mpcy, 8irn y. Sr. Fay . Al, $r. Hopp r, J rry, Jr. Irwin. K n. Fr. Jackton, Dav . Soph. Jedvon. Ed. Jr. Karmln, Kort, Sr. Lorion. Dav . Sr. McKcnsi . Bill. Sr. Murphy. G«ora . Sr. Partoni. P t . Sr Rook . St � . Sr. Rog rt, Bob, Sr. 277 phi kappa tau Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1906. Alpha Pi Chapter established in 1926. 76 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—John Holmes Vice President—Shelby Sullivan Secretary—Charles Callahan House Manager—Richard Price Aldridge. Robert. Soph. Allot, Klch rd, Soph. Am nd«, J«m«i W.. Sr. Armttdl. C«rl J. Soph Andorton. Rob«rt R.. Sr. 8 «ma i, Roy Rob. Jr., Ff. NOT RICTUREO: 4SI5 2It N.E. 8 rg, Robert G-. Fr. Callahan, Chari � l.. Sr. Crip , Allan, Soph. Holmti, John. Sr. Kili n, Jarrti F.. Soph. Knack, Roy F., Sr. tord . Phillip. Jr. Chi� . Ed. Jr. Cotkl, till. Soph. Harmon. D «n. Fr. N«l� on. Georg £., Jr. Price. Richard A.. Sr. Snell, Rill. Jr. Sullivan, ihelby F , Sr. Traverio, Jack. Soph. Merrill, Robert 8 . Soph. Morgan. Reid, Sr. Nicolai, La . Soph Nordilrom, thomai A , Fr. P tly Eugene C , Sr. Ro niog, Donald W.. Sr. Tonkin. Maine H.. Soph. AII nd r, Jamet R.. Sr. Phi Taus will always remember this year as one of outstanding achievement. By far the most significant feature of the year was the acquisition of a new chapter house. It is truly a beautiful house both inside and out, and has without a doubt one of the best locations on campus. Fall auarter was off to a booming start with firesides and exchanges nearly every wcokend, climaxed by the annual pledge dance in December. The rest of the social year was equally successful, with exchanges and firesidos in abundance, and the annual Carnation Ball in the spring. In intramurals wo entered in everything from football to ping pong, and although we didn't walk away with any national championships, we can still consider the intramural season to be an outstanding one. Our constant emphasis in scholarship has also produced results, with every man out to get his name on the house scholarship trophy. Thus we consider this year not only as the climax of past success, but the beginning of a new period of growth and spirit in Phi Kappa Tau. 278 pi kappa phi 1955 mark an illustrious year of progress for Pi Kappa Phi at the University. One which the Alpha Delta Chapter is proud to write into its records. Their thirty-first year at Washington has seen the Pi Kaps earn for themselves recognition and acclaim for outstanding scholar- ship. under the able leadership of Archon, Ron Konopaski. Combined with a study system, which keeps Pi Kappa Phi at the top scholastically, is a well-planned program ot extra-cur- ricular activities; including firesides, exchanges, parties and in- formal dances, not to mention the many unplanned sorties. The social program is so designed as to provide those additional touches which are so necessary for a well balanced graduate. Early Spring Quarter the chapter holds its formal Rose Ball. On this occassion it presents its Rose of Pi Kappa Phi. A leadei must depend upon his group’s capacities for support in achieving his goals. Only well trained, well developed indi- viduals can make a strong group. Pi Kappa Phi strives to pro- duce such men. Founded at the College of Charles- ton, Charleston, South Carolina, in 1904. Alpha Delta established in 1924. 46 national chapters. Chapter officers President—Ron Konopaski Treasurer—Dale Kinkado Secretary—Paul Lutz Kinlud.. 0 1«, Sr Konop tk:. Ronjtd, Sr. Lundovrq. M.lvln, Jr. Cjdlw.ll, Ch.rl.t R . Jr. Lwndb.rq, Wlllord. Gr d. U� «. P wf. Jr, Nov.k Eon.rd, Soph. Smith. Djfc'd, Ft. NOT PICTUPED PIS., Douqt.i. Gr d. 279 4715 19th N.E. sigma alpha epsilon Ro.i T«ylof, fr«il j«n R� ldw;n. G«0'9«. Jr. Snqlo . DIek. Soph. mpb� ll, Rob. Jr. Cr«m«r, Oan. Soph C'tup, R� y, Soph OobroW, Don. Fr. J ov9h«� ty. Jim, Fr. Ek, John, S. £ll.. Rick. Jr. Fankhaunf. Mik . Soph. Eourof, Rod, ft. FiUwr, P � r. Jf. Flemina, F t r, Sr. From� , Williem. Soph. p P p Pi p. r? Rothell. Oon, Jr. Cuihino, John. Soph. Goq . K«n. Sr. Sew. Wllion, Sr S«ll� rm«n, lou’o, Fr. Glttinqer, Weyn Sf. Collectively speaking, this ’little’ gang of mal- adjusted Sleep And Eaters were quite thrilled this year in their home away from home. They performed their roto-like motions throughout the day and filed solemnly into the dark cellars of the Hotel to re- late their chaste thoughts with one another. The festive year started with a draft of now re- cruits so large, that the incumbents soon found that because of such largo numbers their house bills were lowered to $23.50 per quarter. Summer rushing proved so successful that only 34 applications wore approved by the two man board. Among this fine group of mostly upstanding athletes there was one braggart who boasted that he was paying his own way. Our successful fall season started with the record breaking frosh elections, which wo managed to lose for the fourth time in a row. Few living groups can claim that distinction. Homecoming provided more loot for the house manager, who assessed all re- turning alums. Winter quarter again brought the house the opportunity to raise their scholastic effort, and as usual it ended with tho opportunity. Spring emerged: more rushing, more beach time, less women, more rain, and the Club's annual Spring fracas. By this time only half of the original group was present, so both annex’s, run by Herb and Bob were ignored and the roll call was taken at the main station. All in all a good time was had. Most were compat- able, most were paid up . . . and so the exodus to fields and flock and desk clerks. 280 S 3 Founded at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in 1856. Alpha chapter established in 1906. 136 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Ron Taylor Vice President—Joe Leisner Secretary—Doug Muir House Manager—George Nipper OK! Those pecssnt blouses. n p p r p p p n p iM JLiLii i i. L n IV Jewries, Rey. Si J� r«i� , lerry. Jr. Jew� , Dele. Sr Johns'on, Oick, Fr. Kent. Chuck, Fr. Koor . Charlie. Fr Ooly. Bob, Sr Nunn� � � . Gary. Soph. UFrembois� . Oick, S' lwsh� r. Oougles. ft. Mendery. Ouen . Sr. McCwsker. Bob. Sr. McDonald. Sam. Fr. McGra h. Jim Jr. lemb. Lynn. Jr. N� !ton. Doug. Fr. Milan, (ill. F� Muir. Doug. Sr. Nlcholioa, Nick. Soph. Nipper, Gto'oo. S'. Nommenson. G� n� , Soph Hordman. Am� , Jr. F« � rson. Brooks. Jr. Plebueh. Oick. Soph NOT PICTURED Bundy. Emory. Fr. Forbes, Bruce, Soph. J� nt� n. 0 1. Jr. lelsner, Joe. Sr Methieu P� � . Soph Bess� . Jim. Jr. Sedorus, H nry, Soph. Por � r. Bud. Sooh. Ramey. J� y. Jr. R� d, Bob. Fr. Rlcherdson. Oe� � . Soph. Ring, Tef . Soph. Se «ro, Ivor. Sr. SedUk. Gary. Soph Scheuch. Brlen, Sr. Schoeldar, K� n. Soph. Sheron, Ed, Soph. Stroh, Jim. Soph. Sugar, Gery. Soph. 5w um, L� e, Fr. Teylor, Ro-n, Sr. Terry, Ron, Jr. TMtme. Pob. Jr. Thornes. Jim. Soph. Toole. Clyd Sr. Werd. Tom. Fr. Wembe, Jon. Fr. We so«, terry. Sr. sigma alpha mu Founded ai City College in New York in 1909. Sigma Nu chapter established in 1926. 60 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Dick Steinbock Secrotary—Sanford Maiurosky Treasurer—Sam Arnstein Houso Manager—Norm Simons 4714 17fh N.E. NOT FICTUREO: OaGrucio. Conreo Fo'amon Dick Klalnar. Dole - Kujnoli, Sendy ladermen, Sandy Moilol. Goo'q Soltmen, I «on Stern. Mik. Dick Steinbock. President Gro� � . Laonerd. Soph. Groiimen. lorry. Sr. Mormon. Jerry. Soph. Kretl. Howard. Sr. Krogel, Irv Sr. Levi, Roy. Soph. Thii Koro is o work of art? Canty. Dove, Sr. Fleki. Merv. S.-. Foramen. lorry. Soph. Froomon Mai. Jr. Q ft f l A � a o a Arnitain. Som. Orod. Arambtrq. D!ek. Sr. Arnitain. Som, Fr !ett. Norm, Jr 282 SAM L d«'m«n. Dob. Sob Momroilr. Sondy. St. NoiK. Jock. Soph. Nudulnun. Phil, Soph. Pfuatt. Ralph. Rail, Paul. Fr. Rirkin. Saul. Fr. Sach . Manhall, Fr. Salibarq. Oava. Fr. Samvalt, Stan. Grad Schachtr, Ed. Sr. Simon. Norm. Jr. Stainbock, Dick, Jr. Schwartt, Larry. Fr. Sfurman, Mai. Jr. Tovar. Marv, Jr. Waidar. Larry Zukarkom. Ha'b. Sr. Sandar, Roy. Jr. Shglkin, Jarry. Grad. Koppal. Phil Bock man. Ho-ard. Soph. Goldbarq. Chvtk, Soph. Gorlkla. Sardy. Sr. Gularton. Lou. Jr. Huppin. Charlai, Sr. Kraft, Howard. Sr. Millar. Ron. Sr. Gularton, Lou. Jr. Ralnar. Bob, Soph gcholastically our chapter had a fine program which payed off in high grades as well as a respectible in- tcrfraternity scholastic ranking. Internal spirit was at an all-time high with active partici- pation in campus and fraternity projects. Qala affairs highlighting the chapter year such as this year’s Xmas party for the Seattlo Children's Home with the Kappa Dolta Sorority. Many outstanding social events including formals. infor- mals, costume parties, skating parties, exchanges, and the like kept our weekends busy. Activities, both University and inter-fraternity, always have large numbers of Sammy participants, including: Sandy Gorfklo, IPC Interrelations Counselor; Phil Nudelman, IFC Publications Chairman; Mel Sturman, Editor of the Greek Letter; Mel Freeman, Secretary of Purple Shield; Bob Reinor, President of Alpha Phi Omega. Sigma Alpha Mu was also represented in Pershing Rifles, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Compass and Chart, Pi Omicron Sigma, Kappa Psi, Sigma Tau Beta, and Phi Beta Kappa. Athletics on the intramural scale were participated in and Sammy teams maintained impressive records, capturing several league titles. Also included were members of the Varsity Volleyball and Football teams. efty Sandy Ledcrman was starting varsity quarterback until a broken leg sidelined him for most of the season. playing several loads and major parts in the University's Drama product was George Maisel. Help Week again replaced Hell Week in our pledging program. Alumni are a necessity to a well-functioning fraternity and our strong Alumni organization gave us much spiritual and physical aid. M°thcrs of our active Mother's Club climaxed a suc- cessful year by purchasing a new oven for our kitchen. JJnity was the key fixture which this year as always placed Sigma Nu of Sigma Alpha Mu high among the ranks of the University of Washington fraternities . sigma chi Alkman, Van, Soph. BjcUi, Bud, Ff. 8«jama. John, Soph. Baldwin. Jo. Jr. 8«r� in. Dos. Jr. Blanton, Alai, ft. Bloch. Jack, Soph. Boharl. Milt. Gr.d, Brattfiald, Morgan, Ff. Burrli. Bob. Jr. Caldwull. Diva. Fr. 8aamar, Dal Jack Kylllngitad. Pratidtnt Malton. Mika. Fr McCormick, Urry, Jr To Sigma Chis throughout the world, the year 1955 marks a very special occasion—the 100th year since its founding. In keeping with this occasion, the Sig’s made it a great year, and con- tinued their leading role in all phases of college life, providing men for athletics and activities as well as maintaining a well-rounded social calendar. The Sweetheart-of-Sigma Chi was crowned at the Sweetheart Ball, which topped off a great year of social life and fellowship. Other enjoyable functions wore the pledge dance, All-Sig Dance, spring house party, and many exchanges and firesides. Realizing college life has other objectives, the Sigs found time to keep their scholastic standing well above collcqc grade averages. Yes, it was a great year, and the men who wear the White Cross of Sigma Chi all want to say . . . It's great to be a Sig! NOT PICTURED Babbitt, Doug. Jr. 8r«nn� n. lob. Sr. Burnt. Jim. G'.d. Crook. Sla, Sr. Diati. Don. SopV Gtanatt. Gary. Soph lanon. Bill. Sr. latta. D.v . Sr. Usdmark. Ed. Soph Uptaa, Con. Jr. Lcontll, MiUl, Grad. Marinkovith, Don Grad McDanitl. Bob. Soph Pratt. Shannon. Sr 284 Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1855. Up- silon Upsilon established in 1903. 124 national chapters. Chapter officers: President— Jack Kyllingstad Vico Presidont— Dick Hedreen House Manager— Robert Burris Pledge Trainer—Lew Zilka McKennon, Fiord. Fr. Neel. Soph Olwell. Pet, Soph Owni. Jock. Fr. Perkin . John. Sr. Gory, Fr. Peter . Ken, Fr. Peterton. Norm. Soph. Phillips, Welley. Fr. Qu 'rV. Dove. Soph. Riedinqar. George, Jr. Sompton. Clerk. Soph. Sounder . Kon. Fr. Smgt. terry. Fr. Stork. Dick. Soph. Steven . Sill. Fr. Stewert, Jock, Sr. Wotch. � 111. Soph. We t. Leroy. Fr. Wotten, Wortoo. Soph. Wright. George. Soph. Wynn. Bob. Fr. Zoob. Jim. Fr. Zilko. Low. Sr. Zwottlor. Loo. Fr. TibbiH, Robert. Sr. LoMifelt. Rick. Soph Schwede . John. Jr. Milii. Honry K. Jr. 285 sigma nu Alatandar, Douglat M..Sr. Ainmdtf, Garry. Fr. Alarandar. John, ft. � ach. Richard, ft. •«I . William, Soph, lordaaui. Jim, Jr. •ro«n, Warran, Jr. Chlllar. Jack. ft. Coachman. Gaorga. Soph. Covehman. Robart, ft. Dolton, laVarnt. Soph. Durnam, Dannlt, Soph. Eailat, Gary. Sr. Etpinota, Andy, Fr. Farrall, Pawl. Soph Forbai. Oorr, Sr. Fralhalm, lorn. Soph. Garnatt, Norman. Soph Malbarl, Toby. Fr. Hamblam, Watlay. Fr. Founded at Virginia Military Institute, Loxington. Virginia, in 1869. Gamma Chi chapter established in 1896. I 18 national chaptors. Chapter officers: President—Clyde Pitcher Vice President—Blake Eagle Secretary—Gary Eastcs House Manager—Barry Smithson And Karo wo are! k 286 4Mb ik HuntOn, Kflth, Sop . Irtih, Gi'i. fr, Jorduri, Miku, Soph. KtfnpKiirt. Ounny. Soph. Ki c«id, Churl!� . Soph. Kr� m� r. Soph. Ucy, Dick, Sr Lucy. N.'ck, Soph. Loilho, Carl, Jr loilho, Cha«.. Soph. L� pto«, Hm, Soph Lowii. Xiniia, Soph. Llndman. Arthur, Soph, LUUr. John. Soph. McCoubray. Wm„ Soph. McKoown, Frank. Soph. Mortal. Chariot. Soph Monroa. Arthur. Soph Nlibot. Colin, Fr. Fatcoo, Joffory Soph, foarto. Mika. Fr. Patarton. Oanalt. Sr. Fltehar, Clyda. Sr. Funchal, Jarry, Fr. Raadar. Paul, Jr. Rica. Marthall. Sr. Rlchardi. Cordon, Soph. Rudd. DouqUt, Soph. Ruttall, Donald, Ft. Sandbarq. Phillip. Sr. Smith, Rott. Fr. Smlthton (Countl � . Sr Stoddard. Wayna. Sr. Stokai, Hank. Fr. Sullivan, Frank, Soph. Tool. Paul. Sr. Irlck, Robert. Soph. Walkar, Bnxa, Jr. Williamt. Robart. Sr. Wilton. Jamat. Soph Woodland. David. Jr. The 1954-55 year saw the Gamma Chi chapter of Sigma Nu show its usual campus leadership. Sigma Nu was well represented in student government, honoraries, such as Oval Club and Purple Shield, athletics, and campus activities. Again this year the house boasted a good share of intramural trophies. Socially, the highlight of the year came with the Sigma Nu Pig Dinner, one of tho outstanding social events on campus. The rest of tho social calendar contained numerous exchanges, a pajama dance, a house party, and varied week-end functions. The chapter went all out for Homecoming and joined with the Thetas for Sophomore Carnival. All in all it proved to bo a very successful year. 287 sigma phi epsilon This has really been a great year for OP Sig Ep. Due to tho doubling of the Border Guards and the rising of the Rio Grande, our quota of wet backs for the pledge class was not filled. Instead we had to pledge the average, run- of-the-campus variety of male. Actually, we made many improvements this year. Our scholarship has im- proved. our volley ball team won Icaguo competition, we put new tips on our Cool cues, and replaced a light bulb that burned out in 1948. Several of the rothors won their Crew letters, one brother was high man on the rifle team, and one brother was really high {6'-5”) on the Frosh casaba squad. We have placed several men on key committocs at the HUB preparatory to taking over all Campus Politics and instigating a Sig Ep 'Utopia.' (What's good for the Sig Eps is good for everybody.) Strictly serious: this is only the beginning of the 'new' Sig Ep era. We are building with real sincerity of purpose. We want to mako our Fraternity the best on Greek Row, in every way—and watch us. because wo WILL! Founded at Richmond Uni- versity, Richmond, Vir- ginia, in 1901. Washington Beta established in 1922. 135 national chapters. Chapter officers: President— Sargent Edwards Vice President—Ed Cassim Secretary—Clark Rarig House Manager— Bob Ingalls Sarganl Edwards. Prasidanl Bahrandt. GaorQo. Jr Brockar, Donald, Fr. Cassim. Edward, Sr. Claudton. Thomas, Sr. Custer. Donald. Soph. Dano, Richard, Fr. Dickey, Alf-ed, Fr. Edwards, J. Sargent. Sr. Fulton. Laro� . Fr. Galt, Phlll, Jr. Galt. Victor. Fr. Gray, Douglas. Jr. Hanian. Douglas, Fr Hollaha, John. Fr. Mope. Willlarn. Ft. Ingalls, Robert. Fr. Logan, Dan.'al, Soph. Nawhard. F. Vielor, Fr. Olson. Jamas. Jr. JWkatt, Duana, Soph Rarig, Clark. Jr. Rogan, Jack. Jr. fi O « ft O Sandvik, Robart, Fr. Smith, George. Jr Spancar, Dava. Fr. Tanning, Carl. Engr. Thomas, Anthony. Soph. Vandaraakan, Jair.ai. Jr. Waltars. Robart, Soph. Whita. G. Dwayne, Soph. NOT PICTURED Bateman, Harris Courier, Garatd. Sr. Ganga, Matvila, Sr Hammack, Rapart. law McLaas. Jamas, Law Morton, Laa. Soph. Whitanack. Oonald, Mad. sigma Founded a Vincennes University, Vin- cennes, Indiana, in 1897. Alpha Gamma chapter established in 1926. 52 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Michael Kilpatrick Vice President—Rich Galbraith Secretary—James Cameron Prerident— Michael Kilpatrick 4718 17th N.E. As another school year draws to a closo, the men of Alpha Gamma of Sigma Pi can look back upon 1954- 1955 as one of the most successful years we have had. We were active in the three major fields of college life—social, athletics, and scholarship. Our social calondar was filled with the usual events and high- lighted by our threo annual events—tho Pledge Dance in autumn quarter, the Cabaret Party in winter quarter, and the Orchid Formal during spring quarter. In athletics wo ontorod teams in the major intramural sports. Although we didn’t win evory game, we didn't lose them all eithor. Academically, we showed the highest scholarship gain from the previous year which proves that wo haven’t given up studying altogether. For this achievement, the chapter was awarded tho Interfraternity Mothers' Club scholarship trophy. Our next objective is to have the highest grade point average. With the accomplishments of 1954-1955 behind us, Sigma Pi will bo able to stride forward in the en- suing years to a well-rounded chapter at the Uni- versity of Washington. Songsters of Sigma Pi NOT PICTURED: Avitin. Charier H., Fr. Ball, Jamat B , Grad. Bi� et. Gordon A.. Fr. Johnion, H gh I.. Fr. McCormick. Chariot 0 Soph Anion. Galan M., Sr •arnai. Robert M.. Sr. Cameron. Jamti D., Jr. Clayton. Da.id J.. ScpF Galbraith, Richard M.. Jr. Hermann. Ray E . fr Hermann, Rei A , Sr. Kilpatrick, Michael. Jr. McCarty. Richard J.. Jr Nnuman. Norman R., Fr. Rea. Scik £ . Soph. Rhine. Ronald J.. Sr. Wetmore, Richard A . Sr. 289 tau Bid. Jack. Sr. Bowndy. Broca, Sr Brady. William I.. Soph Campbell. Frank M.. Fr. Dean. Frank S.. Fr, DoiiP«. Craig G.. Sr. Oyiad, Lloyd B.. Jr. Eiiamen, Jack W.. Sr. Kaithlay, Parry G,. Fr. Kirkland. lom E.. Sr. lovaioy. Ban F.. Fr. Maltion. Dick A., Soph McXlpin, Gana M., Fr. MeClurn. Ooyla J.. Soph Millar. Hub. Fr. Mohr. William. Fr. Murray, Marvin. Soph. Muity. Robart E-, Ft. Normann. Sigurd J., Soph. kappa epsilon Founded at Illinois Wesleyan College, Bloomington, Illinois, in 1899. Chi chapter established in 1926. 11 I national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Bill Swanson Vice President—Don Parks Secretary—Bill Robinson Pledge Trainer—Sigurd Normann Praildanf—Bill Swanion 4547 18th N.E. 290 TO3 Tau Kappa Epsilon, the fraternity for life, has always been proud of its accomplish- ments and the fellowship its members share. This year has been no exception for after adding an exceptional pledge class to its ranks, Tau Kappa Epsilon went on to enjoy another year of scholastic achievement, social and campus activities, and intramural sports. Highlights of the social season were the Pledge dance, the Teke Tot'ler and tho Red Carnation Ball in tho spring. Numerous exchanges, firosides and spontaneous parties helped to fill out the program. All types of activities were participated in by Tekes this year as in previous years. Teke claimed representatives in Malumutes. the Marching Band, numerous scholastic honor- arios and clubs, and various A.S.U.W. committees. With the closing of another year, Tau Kappa Epsilon is looking forward to even greater years in the future. NOT PICTURED luitle. AI C.. Fr. Otic . Lloyd, Sr. Ste� en� on. Rob. I.. Sop . f P. Pi Phi� close thoto shad � . tho Tot � are loo� e again. r p a lii P A P Aik p iil P aJ i Noimann, Soran, Sr. Palola. Email Soph Park� . Donald C.. Sr. Padarion. Darryl. Fr. Peralro i h. Roy. Soph. Plckant, John W.. Fr. RatcllM . Ronald V., Jr. Ratclilfa. Thoma� I . Sr. Roblnion. William Sr. Spencer. Donald I.. Soph. Spencer, William L.. Fr. Starbard. Earl F„ Fr. Staffay, Jamai R.. Fr. Sim. Robart M.. Fr. Sund. Donald C.. Fr. Swanion. William H„ Sr. 291 Wither� . William R , Fr. Filiqarald. lerf, Sr, tau phi delta Founded in Seattle, Washington, in 1924. Alpha Chapter established in 1923. 2 national chapters. Chapter officers President—Bill Picketts Vice President—Dick Pardo Secretary—Ray Franklin House Manager—Stan Benson Washington Alpha Chapter of Tau Phi Delta has grown into a great organization. Our membership is limited to students of the College of Forostry, and many of the loading foresters in this and other countries look back upon their eventful col- lege days as Tau Phi Delts. Mike Webster, head of the State Division of Forestry, and Howard Johnson, Assistant Regional Forester in Alaska, are included in this group. Briefly, our purpose is to further the profession of forestry and allied subjects; to promote high scholarship in the Col- lege of Forestry, and interest in all forestry and associated activities by bringing to the undergraduate a more complete understanding of what has been accomplished in the pursuit of these professions; and to further establish the mutual bonefits to bo derived by cooperation. Never let it be said that a man from the woods doosn't have a mind for social activities. Barn dances, exchanges and formals are enjoyed by all throughout the year. This year we were fortunate in that we received one of the bost pledge groups ever. These and all of the old timers have directed considerable effort toward promoting a new and largor Chapter House which we hope to see form very shortly. bromujnmr HrarnGunH 1 11. William. Jr.. Sr. Banton. Stanley, Jr. Carlton. David. Jr. Wacom bar. Harold. Fr. McCulloch, Tom. Fr. McCwtchaon, Ruttall. Fr. Marritt, Richard. Soph. Nunan. Allan, Sr. Pardo, Richard. Sr. Pickatt . William, Jr. Patrona. Edward, Sr. Raynor, John. Jr. Bill Picket!� , Prttidenl Shirley. Gary. Sr. Shook. Pawl. Fr, Small. Brian. Fr. Smith. Wallor. Sr. Start� , Brant. Fr. Wlllrkli. Carl, Sr. NOT PICTUREO Blanchard, Jack, Jr. Chan, Gilbert, Soph. Eaton, Word. Soph, Franklin. Ray. Jr. Griavar, Pawl Habrank. Al. Sr. Johnton. Robart Lloyd. Coivis, Jr Moyat, Jamat One of America'� femoir� indoor � port .‘ Founded at Ronnslelear Polytechnic Institute at Troy, New York, in 1864. Upsilon chapter established in 1924. 63 national chapters Chapter officors: President—Dick York Vice Pres.—Dick Thompson Corr. Secty.—Van Vail Treasurer—Arne Arnoson theta xi «522.18th N. E. Arntion, Nil� A,. Soph. e««rr. Richard I.. $r. Brad.n. Marvin R., Sr. Buih. Curii� G., Jr. Prpiident—Dick York ■- i Ul n wm P i i'l O O DUti. Wiirtn. Sr. Duncan. Ronald, ft. Eoterbrock, G. William. Sr. Fry� f, Oouqlai M.. Jr Ivarion, Ronald I . Soph. lafovral. Daan, Jr. McCrackan Willard. Sr. Millar. David. Fr. Millar. John K.. Jr. Moria Karl. ft. •Dually. Lloyd. Soph. Rotlar. Curt!� , fr. Sliea. J. Richard. Fr. Thompion, Richard, Jr. Vail. Van H„ Jr, Yor� . Richard S.. Sr. Ward. William, Sr Not pidurad: Arandl. Chari.� B. Grad Bara. David J., Jr. Bookar. John £.. Soph. Boyd. Robarl S.. Jr, Janup. John M.. Jr. larton. Lowall A.. Grad Pla� ti«I, John. Jr. Sand� . ra rl, Jr. Slavant. RobaH L.. Sr. Tharalion. George. Soph. VonGohran. Edward V.. Sr. Warnak. Ron S.. Soph. Theta Xi enjoyed another stellar year in 1954-55, beginning with an outstanding pledge class after rush and climaxing the years round of gracious fraternity life, with a scries of graduation blasts in the Spring. Dick York, president, ran the show most of the year, coordinat- ing activities, keeping tho alums satisfied and generally playing ring-master for the wholo three-ring circus. Arne Arneson assisted him in the capacity of treasurer, John Plastino and John Miller collaborated as social chairmen, Van Vail played the role of corresponding secretary and Dick Thompson and Curt Bush filled in as house-managers. Bill Easterbrook managod the intramural program for the house, entering teams in every phase of intramural competition and winning some kind of honors in most of them. Other activities such as HUB politics, the Daily, Columns and Military Science groups drew participants from Theta Xi. Since the founding of Thota XI, ninety-one years ago, the fra- ternity has grown into a strong national organization with chapters on tho campuses of sixty-three of America’s finest universities. 293 theta chi Hi y , Rub ! Bob Guytt, Pretidenl Founded at Norwich University, Nor- wich, Vermont, in 1856 Alpha Rno established in 1925. I 16 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Bob Guyer Vice Pros.—Jack Hennes Secretary—Jack Null House Manager—Jim Galimanis Pledge Trainer—Arlen Kavanaugh NOT PICTURED: Ar-derjon, David, Jr. Lloyd. Sr. Inti , Even. law K efe. l rry. Jr. Orr, James. Grad. Plummer. Robert, Sr. Sobich. P«t , Soph. Stewarl, Cameron. Ft. TNo.-net. John, Fr. W nn«ritrom, Bruce. Soph Andervon. Martin. Sr. Andersen, Richard P.. Jr. Anderioe, Richard T„ Soph. Andersen. Robert. Jr. 4535 17th N.E. Boyd. Robert, Soph. Budlona, Jac . Jr. Butch. Jay. Sr. Callahan, Allan. Fr. Carlton, Herbert. Jr. Carlton, Jerry. Fr. Carratt, H rry, Fr. C rtl r, Jam t. Sr. Chethlr . Jam i, Soph Dalrympl . T d, Jr. Davidson, John. Fr. Day. Howard. Soph Dilatiaro. Mlk . Soph. Dorman. Delmar, Fr. Douqlat Don. Fr. Duncan, Clifford. Soph. Duncan. Gene. Jr. Eceb rg, Ed. Fr. I just don't believe it,” was Presi- dent Bob Guyer's reply when asked about the past year's Theta Chi accomplishments. I don't know how we made it through the year so well. We started off by pledg- ing 32 terrific fellows, a stray cat, and some guy named Autry who went around all year singing I'm a-rollin'. Our social season was one gay, mad whirl of firesides and Bohem- ian-type dances, not to forgot our infamous Bowery Brawl. Tho brothers labored under a ter- rific scholastic strain, but managed to bo the 2nd ranked among the larger men's housos on campus last year. The financial wiiardry of a Elii� . Don. Soph. E ben. John. Fr. Finlay, Jack. Soph. Foiter. Jim. Soph Galimanii, Jim. Sf. Gardner. Tom. Soph, Gallon, O.'ck, Soph. Gaa, Darrall. Sr. Gibto . Harold. Soph. Gramling. Fat. Jr. Gwyer. Fob. Sr. Henion. Jim. Fr. Holland. Don. Soph. Hanna� . Jim. Sr. Hannat. John, Sr. Hill, Jim, Soph Hookar, Harry. Fr. Hunt, David, Fr Jcman, Jarry, Fr. Johnton. Glann. Jr. Kampa, Daan, Fr. Kavanaugh. Arlan. Sr. Keefe. Tylar, Fr. Kicker Roy. Soph. Koboikl, Karl. Soph. Landon, Jarry. Soph. Loan, Richard. Fr. Loan. Robarf, Fr. Luahn, Jamat. Soph. Maitay, Slova. Jr. McRrida. Oala. Fr. McClellend. Eugene. Fr. McGhaa. Ka.n. Soph. McMani� . Chailar. Sr. McFhanon, Don. Jr. Mead. Harbart, Sr. Milchall. Gordon. Jr. Nickla. Goorge. Jr. Nickla, Jamai. Fr. Niadar. John. Fr. Null, John. Sr. O'Galligai . John. Sr. Parkar, Sid. Soph. Palarton. Oala. Jr. Pinnao. Rogar, Fr. Ramm. Allan, Fr. Ranla. Richard, Fr. Raid. Jarry. Jr. Rich. Rodnay, Jr. Richardion. Jama� , Jr. Robbini. Paul, Fr. Robarion. Charlat R., Fr. Roberto. Mylor, Fr. Sampton, Rogar, Fr. Schnabla. Oavid. Fr. Schoonovar. Slanlay. Sr. well-trained parrot named Pancho and his assistant, the house man- ager, kept the over-all expenses down to our usual low mark. On campus, fellows like Herb Moad, Jim and Jack Hennes. Kon McGhee, Jim Hill and George Nickle made a name in activities. Our athletes, led by Jerry Langcr, Pete Sobich, Glen Johnson, Sid Parker, Larry Grey, John O'Gal- ligan, Don Thome and Bruno Boin, were busy collecting a closetful of letters. Spring quarter, highlighted by the house party and formal, was a howling success. In fact, after con- sidering our alums, our Mother's Club, our intramural program, our BMOC and the general house spirit, wo voted ourselves the top house on the campus. Shield� , Frank, Fr. Sullivan. Price Soph, Suryan. John, Soph. Tennen� . Hugh. Fr. Thome. Carl. Sr. Grey. Lerry. Jr. Hoi . G. Arnold. Sr. Longer, Jerry D.. Sr Wegenheli. Walter. Webber, Paul. Jr. Sage, Edward, Grad Whiteiide� . Dale, Soph 295 theta delta chi Founded at Union College, Schen- ectady, New York, in 1847. Xi Deuteron chapter established in 1913. 30 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Dan Mackey Vico President—Bob Hackman House Manager— Dan Thompson Corresponding Secretary— Ralph Rogers Gettinq in practice Andarto . Myron S,, Fr, Baldwin. Donald W„ Sr. Bartlett, William F., Jr. Boldha-'nt. Gary B , Fr. Bramoer, Cric S.. Soph. Brown. Robert W.. Soph. Brownwood. Raymond L.. Jr. Buttert. Rabert M., Fr. Campbell, Gaorqe S . Jr. Cerlitle, Fredaric� B.. Fr. Carr. Wayne E . Soph. Carroll. Dee B.. Soph. Coofei, John H.. Sr. Delrymplo. Lawrence X , Jr. Da� 'e� . Peter G.. Jr. Erickton. Courtney L. Sr. Fiower, Chartei C.. Soph. Flower. William M„ Sr Gerrodette, Charlet E-. Jr. Gfendinninn, Finll E.. Fr. Goodman, Robert G . Soph. Haekmaa. Robert t. Sr Herper. Charlet C . Soph. Jcnet. Gerr M.. Soph. Kiter, Harlan E.. Jr. Kllnomar.. Ronald R . Soph. Lawit. Oo'ald T.. Jr. © Qtp ,o p pn o o a.l Jy aJtiV Jl alJai I 296 4532 19th N.E. Dan Maelay, Prnidtnt taxi� , Jack R,. Soph. Mackay. Dan Jf.. Sr. Malls. Richard O.. Soph. McRaynold� . Nail L. Jr. Naumann, John W , Sr. Naumarn, W. Raul. Ft. Nawhovta. Alb rl R.. Fr. Obara. Arthur M.. Fr. Prica. Howard M., Fr. Ramiay. Jarnat G.. Fr. Raddick, Robert R., Soph. Roqart. Ralph W.. Sr. Root. Chariot L, Fr. Schiabal, Jotaph, F-. Smilh, Earl V.. Fr. lomai, Alan K., Jr. Van Divort. Jack R . Fr. Ward, David V., Soph. Squiret. Jama� C.. Fr. Stark, Robert t.. Fr, Strand, Richard A.. Soph Thompson. Denial 1.. Sr. Thorstanton. Robart M., Jr. Uhlman, Watlay C.. Jr. Two sorority girls overheard talking in tho Commons: ’Guess what? I'm pinned to a Chi Omicron. So what? I'm pinned to a Theta Dolt. Well the C. O.'s have formal dances that are just terrific. That's nothing. The Theta Delts have formals plus a couple of costume dances, the Singapore Sling and Ze Pare, that are just out of this world. Those C.O.'s are smart too. TDX has done well in scholarship. Besides they have men in a wide vari- ety of activities, including about every sport at the U. That's what I call a well-rounded house. They probably spend so much time in campus activities that they don't contribute to house functions. NOT PICTURED Brrqmjn. Reburf 0.. Sr. Brook� , Ralph C-. Jr. 6'Own, Gaorga R.. Fr Frailar. William. Sr. Malay. Brvca E., Grad. Jona� . Oavid P . Jr. O'Larva. John M.. Sr. Oliphant, Manlord, Grad. Well you'd change your mind if you know about their intramural sports program, their firesides, and their serenading. And they always make a good showing in Homecoming and Sophomore Carnival. But what do they ever do for the U? The C.O.'s are always donating things to dances and rallies. You couldn't have been around the campus during the spring if you havon't heard of the annual Theta Delt sponsored All U. pre-election street dance. I'm proud to be going out with a member of Theta Delta Chi. DAS 297 zeta beta tau Founded at City Colloge of New York, in 1898. Alpha Mu chapter established in 1922. 47 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Fred Backer Vice President—Howard Rosenthal Secretary—Stan Alpor Treasurer—Larry Kleinbcrg 4626 2lt1 N.E. NOT PICTURED Beher, Selro. Sr. Cories, Henry. Sr. Goodgilck, Wiliiem. Gred. Gordon. Rorseld, Gred. Klein. Arthur. Sr. Klelnberg, Letter. Soph. Krelf, Menus. Gred. Loder. JerroJd, Sr. Merport. Kenneth. Jr. Perker, Frenk. Gred. Prckerd. Peul. Fr. Reibmen. Gary. Fr. Reibmen. Jim, Fr. Rose Richerd. Sr. Rosen, lyron, Jr. fiveker. Wellece. Fr. Stnsheimer. Weller. Gred. Sustmen. Howerd, Sr. Thel. Ben. Gred. Tobin. Gordon. Gred. Allper. Stenley. Sr. Becker. Fred. Sr. Beskin. Micheel. Fr. Block. Ned. Soph. Crevin. Lewrence. Fr. DeWs Peul. Fr. Degainer, Leonerd, Fr. Frledmen. Jey, Sr. GHImen. Stenley. Sr. GUmen. Roperl, Jr. Glickmen. Kenneth. Fr. Goldberg. Ale . Fr. Goldferb. Royel, Sr. Greenborg. Jess. Fr. Hotfmen. Willlem, Jr. Leckmen. Bob. Jr. 298) Shindall. Sob� . Jr. Larry, Jr. lofikar, Martin, Sop . UtbooM. Rithard. Sr. MatakoH, Raul. f'. M«ih«r. Ed-ard, ft. N«wm n. Allan. Soph Ronn. DomM.Ft. Rounthj!. Howard. Sr. Rubanitala. Richard, Jr. Scliaffar, S «B.v«n. Jr Schoanfald, Ralph. Jr. Sharmen, Edward. Soph Silbarmaa. Stanford. Jr. Soriano, Lawranca, Jr. Thomai. Harbart, fr. Tvrk, Ayrtim, Jr. Waldbjum, Kannath, tr Wolfin, Barnard. Er Wollln. Robart. Soph. Woron, Harold. Soph The boys at the Zeta Beta Tau house once again gave Washington all they had to offer. In activities the Zeta Beta's Village Band Champions rocked the Homecoming crowds and brought home the silver Trombone trophy. In sophomore Carnival we coppod a second place and our homocoming sign drew overflowing crowds. Actitely-wise, Fred Backer, who was oloctcd as AMS Board Member At- Large, was general chairman of Homecoming for the University, Stan Silberman was chairman of Homecoming Buttons, and Dick Leshgold was Interviewers Chairman. Other members participated in many and varied com- mittees. Howard Rosenthal was Daily Advertising Man- ager; Bob Lackman and Larry Lonn served as advertising representatives for the Daily. ZBT was well represented in intramurals, participating in all the organized sports from football and basketball to swimming. Tho social program this year was outstanding. The program featured a mildly sensational brawl and a Wintor Formal in honor of the Pledge Class of '54. Theso dances were supplemented by several house dances dur- ing the year; the house affairs wore costumos. The social season was climaxed with the Spring Quarter spectacular, Orchid Formal Weekend. The weekend commenced with the formal at the Olympic Hotel and was followed by a picnic the following day. With all our extra-curricular activities the Zeta Betas did not ignore the practical side of college as they roso schol- astically to within the charmed circle of the top ten houses on campus. 299 TH ZBT Village Band—ala Hollywood” zeta psi Founded at Now York University, New York, in 1847. Phi Lambda established in 1920. 32 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Bob Rogers Vice-President—Jim Gillandors Secretary—Norman Quinn Treasurer—Ron Modrow Amiborry. Don, Fr. Amiborry, Ron ft. Andortoo. Al, Soph lockmon. Foul. Fr. •«Ichor, Robert, Soph. Starting the fall with a successful rushing pro- gram, the 1954-55 college year marked another successful milestone for the brothers at the Zete house. With the annual Pledge Paddle Dance, a pajama dance, a Homecoming dance, and the Mardi- Gras, plus various exchanges and firesides, the Zetes complete their active social program with two costume dances and a Spring Formal. One of the more unique events of the season, a Suki- Yaki party was held in the fall complete with Japanese lanterns and Oriental waiters. We do realize, however, that a social program is only a part of college life. In addition to participation in Varsity athletics, the Zetes have managed to hold their own in the Intramural program. The annual Zete-Chi Psi Broken Bone Bowl game in the Spring was an oventful climax to our athletic program. Highlighting campus cativities, the Zetes chal- lenged all and paved the way for the most suc- cessful blood drive in campus history. Realizing that studying is a necessary evil, the Zetes are hot for the idea. Remembering that our economy is also very important, wo endeavor to keep at least 25% of our pledges in school for at least two quarters. Bidding a passionate farewell to the 1954-55 school year, the Zetes look forward to a brighter tomorrow with the slogan still ringing in thoir ears, eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may flunk out.” •rood , Foul. Soph Broy. Ron. Soph, •rock, Dick. Soph. Irockhoaq. Phil. Soph Irown, lorry, Jr. Cortkoddon, Tom. Soph. Connolly. Roaor. Fr. Cook. For. Jr. Dovit. Dwiqbt, Sr. Eqorton, fell, Jr. Holdron. lorry. Soph Hood. Don. Soph. HouUoy. Wot� . Jr. Jockton. Kolth. Fr. Johonnoioo. Al. Soph Tronfow. John. Jr. MlUor. � ob. Jr. Modro � . Hon. Sr. Piko. Kollh. Soph. Quinn, Norm. Sr. 300 fil iki aI Si ape f jk L i l4n C5 UJ a r 13A ;� NOT PICTURED Ainiiay, Hugh. Grad Cunningham. Tarry, Soph. Gore. Jim, Soph Greanwell, Warran. Sr. Griffin. Trad. Sr. Hahn, Frlfj, Grad. Kramar, Karl, Sr Nutling, Jim, Jr Paarton, Kan, Sr. Siverh. Wall� . Soph. Whitalay, Jarry. Soph. Elowton. Cliff Soph. Erant. Barry, Jr. Flaming. Tad, Soph, Foliar, Ralph. Sr. Gerbel Art, Soph Glllaoderi. Jim, Jr. Jonat, Howie, Soph. Larton. Bob. Soph, tittle. Bill, Soph. Malitrom. Oon, Fr. Maynard. John. Jr. McLeod, John. Fr. 301 kappa aipha psi Founded at Indiana University, Bloomington, In . diana, in 1911. Gamma Eta established in 1947. 206 national chapters. «tf Chapter officers: : President—Nelson Hill Vice President—Donald Haley Secretary—Steve Smith. 516 22nd Ay . No. Nelson Hill, Pr «'d nf Mill, N«i� o«, Jr. Horton. Mourtco Fr. Ingram, V n rit, Fr. Andtrtoe. Clorenc . Sr. Phillip� , L� � t«r. Soph. Smith, St� phon, Jr. W� bb. Moyfi� ld, Sr. Wait, Ed.ord, Soph. Whit� . Loom. Sr. Yovnq, Andrew, Jr. The Gamma Eta chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was estab- lished on the University campus in 1947. Although wc are still young here, Kappa is one of tho most well known fraternities, having 206 active chapters throughout the country. Our main goal in Kappa is achievement. Each year such programs as the Guide Right Movement conducted to give guidance to high school graduates planning to enter college, and tho Health Week activities carried on by the pledges, are undertaken. Annually a scholarship is presented to a promising high school graduate planning to attend college. Among the social lines there are the unforgettable Eve- ning Desants, small gatherings at our nowly purchased house, the Kappa Castle, and of course, the highlight of the season, our yearly Black and White spring formal. As the school year comes to an end, we men of Kappa look at the past school year and say proudly that we wear the diamond. Not Pictured: Butl� r, Alfred E.. S . Sown. Oovid, Soph. Dori� . Arthur. Fr. Gil� � , Alton. Jr. Holley. Donold. Sr. Hollinqiworth. Rotph. Grod. Humphrey� . Thronton. Soph Jon� � . Iro. Grod. Jonot. J m� i. Fr. Juttic� . Vi� c� n� . Grod. lorkini, Alrin. Jr. lyach. Vlncont, Grod Pi lord. Corl. Soph Robir-to . Fr«d. Jr. Sonford. lowrecc� . Jr. Sibongo. Merlin. Jr. Ticotoo, Clorenc� , Sr. Worlty, Roymond, Fr. Whit� . Corf� i. Fr. Williomi. Tremon, Fr. Young. Jom� i, Sr. 302 alpha kappa lambda Foundod at the University of California, Berkeley, Cal., in 1914. Theta chapter established in 1929. 12 national chapters. Chapter officers: President—Phil Fisher Treasurer—Dan Klingler Secretary—Duane Wilson House Manager—Gordon Johnson Steward—Richard Morely Pf«l! Unt—MiN FIth� r JXIS A 303 Alpha Kappa Lambda is unique among frater- nities on this campus in that it seeks to be a brotherhood of men vitally interested in follow- ing the principles of Christianity. Although we make no rules about study hours or conditions, we have traditionally been a leader in scholarship nationally. Wo strive to build personalities through develop- ment of scholastic, extra-curricular, social, and fraternal interests and responsibilities. Although we work and study hard, there is still lots of time for necessary fun, social events, and general re- laxation. We are growing steadily, and are looking for- ward to bigger years to come. IUIIinq«r. J m«t L. Sr. Fi� V� r. Rbilip H.. Jr. How rd. John R.. Sr. Johnvon, Gordon W.. Sr. KIlMtor. 0«n W.. Jr. Morin. Richard C.. Soph. Rh«!pi, W«ll«r t , Soph. Thompson. Girrott. Jr. WilUrd. StMlay S . Jr. Wilton, T. Dc«n«. Jr. NOT RICTUR60 Hoionbu'q. H«nry. Soph. 4753 18th N.E. f TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT STANDARDS CHAIRMAN BLAINE PRESIDENT Drew. Ann G. Fwhrlag, Garaldin P. Hammond, laila L Knnikabarg, Nancy H. HOUSE MANAGEMENT LEARY PRESIDENT AUSTIN PRESIDENT SOCIAL CHAIRMAN King, 8. Bell Lair, Ruth H. V lde . S-jU'nt Wabttar, Garaldin M. inter-hall council PRESIDENT OI t«n. Janat I. SECRETARY McKEE PRESIDENT WI i, Kay A. Win, H l«n L. Inter-Hall Council's membership consists of representatives from the four Women's Residence halls. The council functions as a co- ordinating and governing body, promoting cooperation between campus hall activities. It helps sponsor such programs as County Fair, Foreign Students' Banquet, Honors' Banquot, Parents' Tea and Spring Formal. The council formulates hall policies in order to gain the best participation and enjoyment from group living. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Allgir . Marilyn Capon. Juanita Ba'kman, Jack! . Prat. Any woman student living in one of tho seven organized houses for independent women is automatically a mem- ber of IWA; other non-affiliated women students may be members by becoming an associate member of one of the seven houses. IWA serves to coordinate the social and service activities of the member groups, and to orient new women students in campus life. i w a TREASURER Clark. Rot lla McCammon, Jan Marrlll. Pat Pickard. Janot Scott. Tarrl Slatar, Sandra NOT PICTURED Arthur. Nancy Col . Ann Llghtburnar, Diana Southerland. Janat 306 organized house association VICE PRESIDENT lagalli. Robort L SECRETARY.TREASURER Knali, Mary Ellon CONTRACTS CHMN. Sachman, Ralph PROJECTS CHMN. F ait r. Dick NOT PICTURED: PRESIDENT. R«ed, till ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Holm � . Fr� d PHI KAPPA PSI Doylo. Tom PSI UPSIION Poqo'l, Robart THETA XI Jotwp. John The Organized House Association is a non-profit association representing the economic interests of its members and helping to lower the operat- ing costs of each member house. Since its for- mation in 1950 it has doubled its membership. By considering competitive bids the group nego- tiates advantageous contracts for collective pur- chasing of goods and services. Its aims also in- clude inculcation of the principles of sound busi- ness practice in finance and the exchange of in- formation and ideas concerning efficient house operation. KAPPA SIGMA Hanwn. Jim SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Nipper. Georg THETA DELTA CHI Thompson, Dan PHI KAPPA TAU And no«, Bob TAU KAPPA EPSILON Eilvman. Jack PHI SIGMA KAPPA Filth. Richa.d TAU PHI DELTA P«tron . Ed PI KAPPA DELTA Aihby. Dick THETA CHI Galimanit, Jim ACACIA M !snd r. 9 nnlt ALPHA SIGMA PHI Dobton, Tom OELTA TAU OELTA Hank !. Harold PHI GAMMA OELTA Hart. Ooi SIGMA PI Claytoo, Dav SIGMA NU Smithion. Barry Veldae, Svpianne, Prtiidinl Arklllt. Oorit Y„ Soph B aik. lod'il. Soph. Cellanen, Joyce E , Soph. Damitio, Nancy, Sr. Draper, Gearllre, Jr, Eiffe, Helen. Sr. Elinor. Leona, Soph. Eng. H«l«n, Soph. Evani. Margaret, Fr. Feiiett. Bfvorly, Fr Finitad, Sherlana. Sr. Fretigh, Alice, Soph. Garnar, Rachel, Sr. Haidukovlch, Mary, Fr. Harr!� , Shirloy. Soph. Hawfay. Mary Jana. Soph Horn, toil, Fr. Henfar, Sandra, Fr. Jonat, Marcia I.. Fr. King. Balia. Sr. Koarnar, Laura M . Fr larion. Loviie E.. Jr. Lavy. Barbara H.. Soph. McLennan, Mariana R , Sr. Mayar. Nancy J.. Fr. Moraland. Sally. Fr. Morgan. Audrey C.. Jr. Nan. Varna M.. Jr. Nawby. Patti Ann, Fr. Oberkoftor. Marilyn J„ Jr. Olaian, Janat I., Jr Park, Kathryn, Fr. Pata'ion, Marilyn J . Soph Pickatt, Mildred F-, Fr. Pierion. Dorii L., ft Pinllay. Mary 0.. Fr. Seeberg. Karlana M.. Fr. Salbar, Karan. Fr. Street. Marilyn Baa. Fr. Toner. Roberta J.. Sr. Uyeda. Fuiako, Sr Vender Voal. Gayle. Fr. Veldae. Svtanne. Sr. Warwick, Evelyn f . Jr. Vaagar, Jo Anno. Fr. austin hall NOT PICTURED: Anderion, Lome A.. Fr. Andanon. Shirley E.. Grad Bamei, Lvcllla Rae Jr. Banii, Nancy. Grad towmen. Harriatta. Fr. Bradbury. Joan. Jr. Catoni. Ann, Soph. Chrittenien. Dorothy. Grad. Coevor, Joyce, ft. Collie. Jean. Fr. Cowan. Shirley, Soph. Creamer. Patricia, Sr. Dalglailh. Anne. Fr Dam. Site, Grad. Deltmon. toil. Jr. Doherty. Catharine, Grad. Dryidele. Mary A . Fr. Dyer, Carol. Fr. Eyrei. Dorothy, Sr Perch, Marilyn, Jr Freerranson. Turid. Soph Funk. Kave. Grad Gravel, Roialan. Fr. Greene. Eleanor. Fr. Heiberg, Marilyn, Jr Houghton. Willene. Fr. Jacobi. Gail. Jr. Kannicott. Dorothy F . Fr. Knoihaug. Marilyn H . Jr. Kralowec. Kathleen. Jr. Lana. Darlene A . Fr. Una. Lark D.. Fr. Lea. Eun-Kyung, Jr. Leinborger. Carolyn L.. Fr. McMillan. Sally S.. Soph. Mellon. Aaia. Jr Merrifleld. Joan. Soph. Milai. Joyce A.. Soph. Moore. Ann $., Jr. Mori ley. Jane. Fr. Naidl. Maryan. Sr, Norby. Gladyi. Jr. Oiotnleki, Mirjama, Fr Pea ia. Mina I . Soph Palermo. Barbara, Jr. Poage, Patricia M . Sr. RadSe. Diana M.. Soph. Ramiey, Audrey C.. Soph. Reilly. Mary L.. Soph Robarg. Baity A,, Grad. Ron, Louite, Soph RotOvi. Helen A , Grad Ruitell. Ethelwyn A.. Grad. Rygg. Dorii A Smith. Sheila D.. Jr. Starmar, Shirley A SopS Sutherland. Janet, Sr. Thompion. Mary lea. Fr. Vincant. Solengt M . Sr. Watti. Darlene. Fr. Wlddam. Lota. Grad Wiggim. Joan. Sr. Wllion, Veronica M . Grad Wogiland. Batty Jaan. Fr. 308 blaine hall NOT PICTURED Allen. Lucie A.. Soph. Anderton. Marilyn C.. Fr Andreaten. Keren L Soph. Sechin. Deioret E . Soph. Blowney. Barbara A.. Soph. Breckinridge. Dor.nette M . Grad. Conner. Jimie Jane, Soph. Dorn, Pelricee M.. Jr. Douglei. Shirloy F,. ft. El Mairy. Eniaf. Grad. Ergebo, Gloria I. Fr. Etpitia. Carmen. For. Student Griffith, Kay H.. Fr. Hagai. Sandra J . Soph Harden. Joan P„ Soph, Jj cobio . Shari.-. M , Soph. Johnton. Dhlrley M., Jr. Keane. Marguerite £.. Soph. Lampropulot. Athena, Sr. Linitrom. Carol J.. Soph. McMillan. Anne S., Soph. Monianto. Terete M . Sr. Moore. Mary M.. Sr. Murchie. Sheila M., Sr. Nlcholton, Janli L. Jr. Nlemeler. Thereto A . Fr. Peer. Jeen C.. Fr. Patenon, E Lorraine. Sr. Reete. Janet H.. Soph. Rice. Sally l_, Soph. Ritchie. Barbara A . Fr Rowley. Mary E., Grad Schwarti, Stndra J.. Fr. Selby. Joan. Grad. Sheik. Carol A , Fr. Smart. Barbara C . Grad. Smith, Donne R.. Jr. Soben. Margaret N. J.. Fr. Stott, Selma E., Ft. Swift. Etther L.. Fr. Thompton. Dorothy J . Grad. Trogdon, Shirley J., Soph. Vender Meer, Nancy L,, Fr. WaiM. Ruth E.. Sr. WJIIIamt. Carole F., Fr. Woodard. Norma L-, Fr. Anderton. Joan C.. Fr Auttln. Cherie I.. Fr. Ballet. Sara Jo. Fr. Benthoof, liene L, Sr. Berenek. Marla L.. Fr. Bock, JoAnne M., Soph. Bowen, Joyce F., Fr. Broiovich.Maryanne. Fr. Butherwt,Jeannette M,. Soph. Butler. Mery E.. Fr. Clark. Rotella M.. Jr. Cliche. Betty A., Sr. Cole, Pemberly Ann. Jr. Coleman Barbara J.. Jr. Conner, Jane D.. Fr. Corkum, Evelyn M., Soph. Dahlquilt, Jo Anno, Fr. Dean, Barbara M., Jr. Drettel. France� E.. Soph. Ehlln. Deioret L.. Soph. Eliaton. Carol A.. Fr. Emerton. Sara A.. Fr. Engetet, Tanya, Fr. Erick ton. Florence. Fr. Flood, Charlene I.. Fr. Freete, Carol J.. Fr. Fulton. Meriorie E., Sr. Garnaway, Sylvia C.. Fr. Hammerly. Carol N.. Fr. Hammond. Lalla L.. Soph. Higa. Anita E.. Sr. Hotfman. Carole J., Soph. Holcomb. Emelle H.. Soph. Huntting, Lou Ann. Sr. Johnton. Connie J.. Fr. Johnton. W. June. Fr. Kanlkeberg. Nancy L, Sr. Klarat. Comtance J., Soph. Knutton, Elite M„ Fr. Lockwood, Barbara J., Soph. Maddett. Lorraine J.. Jr. Marion. Vlcei A . Fr. Merrldlth. Joan M.. Soph Monnot. Fern Y.. Soph. Mott. Betty J.. Fr. Nicholt. Grace S.. Sr. Nicholton. Ann C.. Fr. Pederton, Marlene G , Soph. Porter. Mary Jo Anna. Soph. Proctor. Shirley S.. Soph. KaniVeberg, Nancy I., Pretldent Rouke. Erma J., Fr. Self. Suianne T , Fr. Schimke, Janet L.. Jr. Schmidt. Helen M.. Fr. Schmidt. Marlene R.. Jr. Slllimen, Marilyn Yvonne. Soph. Stafford Eleanor M.. Sr. Strieff, Mary T., Sr. Sugimoto. Settuko. Jr. laytor, Alyce C.. Fr. Troll. Judy L. Fr Werner. Lee Ann. Jr. Whitman. Juanita C.. Sr. Wiet. Kaye A.. Jr. 309 of the crowd getting « real gor o rendition. mckee hall NOT PICTIIREO Arrmtroog, Koran. Fr. L.ndjl Solin. Fr Arthur. Nancy. Soph. look. Annie. Fr. A� chenbrenner, Err a� � ir e, lok, Hw, Jr. Fr. lucchei, Phylli� , Soph. Bidwell. Dm. Fr. McConnell, M Rea, Jr. Blair. Carolyn. Jr. Mailina. Diana Fr. Broadband J. Elaine. Grad. Mahl. Martha. F Brown. Lora Laa, Fr. Calvert, Claude, Fr Cannon, Fat. Fr. Clark. Mary Jana. Soph. Corbin. Collaan Soph. Cvrfii. Vivian. Fr. Davenport. Edna, Jr. Fortchmiedt, Jo. Fr. Fraiar, Joann. Sr Friatan, Diana, Fr. Garuhick. Arlana. Jr Gillilan. Patricia. Sr. Howa. Shiriay. Soph. Harvey. Mildred. S'. Huot. Barbara L.. Soph. Hoot. Joanna M., Soph. Johnion. Varoatta. Soph. Lilia. Halan. Grad, la Rocque, Mary. Jr. Lay. Dawn. Sr. McMar.ui, Data. Sr. Naal. Carol. Fr. Olton, Karol. Jr Pearton, Marcatla Soph. Phillip� . Valdina. Fr. Pollock. Marilyn, fr. Rowling� , Kay. Fr. Runchey. Barbara, Soph. Saida, Evelyn, Jr, Saarta. Evalyn. Soph. Sato. Graca, Jr. Ami� , Joan. Soph. Call. Marion. Sr. Clamant� , Ruth, Jr. Cordova. Myrna, Fr. Crial. Lynn. Fr, Coolidga. Halan. Grad Kabbivik. Olga. Soph. Kirk. Beverly, Fr. Wardall, Shirlia. Fr Gallant, Patricia. Fr. Goodala, Patricia. Fr. Gordon. Nancy. Soph. Gray. Bavarly. Jr. Gray. Marilyn. Soph. Han� an. Jaan. Fr. Hartiock. Loratta. Jr. Kallociott. Edytha A.. Sr. Xarlan. Kathryn. Sr. Klaln. Xenia C.. fr. Kontaii, Georgia S Sr. Lambert, Mariana. Sr. Lodao, Batty. Sr. loveioy. Judy. Soph le'ger. Marilyn. Fr. UanalnA Malan I Anita Mation. Anna, Soph Mallotta Wanda Soph Mobbi. Bavarly. Jr. Moyar, Janet, Jr. Packard, Joan. Sr. Richardvoo. Jonat. Soph Robert� . Jo Anna, Sr. Red. Carol. Jr. Schroadar. Nona, Fr Schuiti, Elaina. Fr, Schwitter� . Do'othy Jo . Fr. Sorertan. Jody. Sooh Sforteth, Marilyn, fr. Takigucha. Kattuko. S-. Tarr, Bath. Fr Web� ter. Geraldine. Sr. Wetjal, Carolyn, Fr. William� , Joann. Soph William� . Juanita, Fr. Wintlow. Inat. Fr Witt. Helen. Sr. Yaagar, Mary F.. St. Yorka. Mary. Soph Yoturuye. EHia. Fr. Witt. Helon, Preiident Andarton. Joan, Fr Bailey, Jana. Jr. Bartroff. Barbara, Fr. Barkman, Jackie. Soph. Bonita� , Mary Ann. Soph. Boyd. Barbara, Sr. A 1 y v e rJ «a B'adner, Jaan, Fr. Brotman, Shannon. Fr. Broca. Marilyn J.. Fr. Calvart, Barbara Soph. Capan, Juanita. Soph. Clark, JoAnn, Sr. M r Cochran. Kathleen, Fr. Crook. Oorcthy. Sr. Dwyer. Kathleen, Grad, E� tarly, leoli. Fr. Fiiher, Joyce. Jr. Fuhring. Garry. Jr. IS « —V' A A A ■tV interhouse council ijlljj mm glilllS lUlu chelan house FOURTH FLOOR. FRONT ROW: Saylcr, Blain, Manning, Richard� , Morgan, Hetkint, Traverto. Quirie. SECOND ROW: Martin, Brown, Johnion, Schrodel, Miller. Snyder. Sefrit, Ortwein. THIRD ROW; Menasveta. Knapp. Harri� , Carton, Bourquo. Princo. Warnock, Mathiiton, Horn, Garriton. FOURTH ROW: Pavoy. McLaughlin. Jantan, Larrick. Ortel, Corp, Huba, Dawton. NOT PICTURED: Bavar, Borchart, Vurton. Coffelt, Dovit, Diener, Elwall, Fike, Fritj, Greathouse. Green, Harding. Heik- kaan, Honkon, Hofoditi, Hope, Huang. Hublau, Ingman, Johnton, Lampley, Lewis, Loomit. Lorbeer, Lutignan, Maltrud, Maton, Matte- ion, Morgan, Morrit, Mona, Nel- ton, Nunan, Pahkama, Pearton. Riti, Riley, Ronkaur, Ruttell. Ryan. Savikko, Scott. Short. Slater. Ste- phenson, Stone, Taylor. VanDer- tcheldon, Warno. Wheeler. FIFTH FLOOR. FRONT ROW: Harken, pret.. Johnton, Greig, Moa, Phillipt. Sorgentrei. Pook. SECOND ROW; Rommel. Wilton. Sundean. Jacot. Sah'in, Bait . Dean. THIRD ROW: Nelson. Maddock. Sutherland. Kellie. Dick. Hammon. Molt. Hanten. Bumgarner, Fitch. FOURTH ROW; Phelpt, Rhode. Hudton, Seda. Markittum. Neat, Kidd, Domaratt. 315 il - rJ r- iha'd 5 ? Si 1 1 ui ; tA c . . i .■ ._ . r ls’s! si • •«■ ?rfi| J-ijl! COOO 2 2' ioooooo 5 f Mill iit“HI Ml II Pi chelan house )URTH FLOOR, FRONT ROW: Sayler, Blain, Manning, Richard� , Morgan. Hoskins. Travarso, Quirie. SECOND ROW; Martin. Brown. Johnson. Schrodel. Miller. Snyder. Sefrit, Ortwein. THIRD ROW; Menasveta, Knapp, Harris. Carson, Bourque, Prince. Warnock, Mafhisson, Horn. Garrison. FOURTH ROW; Pevey, McLaughlin, Jensen. Larrick. Ortel, Corp, Hube. Dawson. NOT PICTURED: 8aver. Borchers, Vurton. Coftclt. Dovis, Diener, Elwell, Fike, Frits. Greathouse, Green. Harding, Hoik- keen. Henken, Hofedit . Hope. Huang, Hublau, Ingman, Johnson. Lampley, Lewis, Loomis. Lorbeer, Lutignan, Maltrud, Mason, Matte- son. Morgan. Morris. Morse. Nel- son. Nunan, Pahkama. Pearson. Rits, Riley. Ronkaur, Russell, Ryan, Savikko, Scott, Short, Slater, Ste- phenson. Stone, Taylor, VanDer- scheldon, Warne, Wheeler. FIFTH FLOOR, FRONT ROW: Harken, pres.. Johnson, Greig. Moe, Phillips. Sorgenfrei. Pook. SECOND ROW: Rommel. Wilson. Sundean. Jacot. Sahlin, Beits. Dean. THIRD ROW: Nelson. Maddock, Sutherland Kellie, Dick, Hammon, Molt. Hansen. Bumgarner. Fitch. FOURTH ROW; Phelps. Rhode, Hudson. Seda, Markistum. Neat. Kidd, Demarest. 315 Agranoff, Efrem 8a trie, Tom Baal, Oavld 0. Bean, George Biggart, Terry Bledtoe, Ben 8rewer. Barry Broylet, Gale Catron, larry Dubay, Robert Gilevich, John Granek, Philip Haielquitf, Otii Hudton, L F. Huey, lee olympus house Olympus House, home of 135 members, is the largest living group on campus. So- cial activities have included dinner exchanges, dances, coffee hours, and such all- dorm functions as the Pa- jama Danco and Wintor For- mal. Intramural sports con- stitute another area for wide participation. Ahron, All Alfierit, Georqe Been, Frank Slekeny. Roger Botak, Richard Burke, J. O. Carpenter, Tod Carraher, Ron Carroll. Richard Chang, Tom Cline, lee Comfort. W. Curti� . Chariot Curti� , Stan Dailev, Oonald Dai. Surya Devie� , Barry Decker, 0 A. Demmora. Paul Dideon. Richard Etiel. Jerry Fairbairn, Ian Fo. Donald Ford. Art Forett. Ralph George. Dave Go. Bill Grave� . Mike Greenwalt, Randy Gundlech, Gerry Hailey, Ray Henten, leroy Harmon, Dean Haielton, Oiit NOT PICTURED Henry, Jack Hepler, Al Hepler, William He� � . Dave Hogan, Will Holit. G. Hudton. John Joyce. Bob Ivenon, Roger Ivet, Robin Johmon, Ray Jonei, Jamet Jorgenvon, Art Karon, Roger Kenney, Jim Kienholi, Oon Kohatiu. Tak Kolb, leroy Kuronten, Michael Kuleita, Euqene Lange, Ronald lee. Phil lenon, Paul levin. Earling Liebtcher. Bob letula. John Matiui. Jack Maylor, Elliott Mendel. John Merrell. John Miktch Don Miller. Mike Minerd, Paul Morrow, lee Nauman, H. Neubecker, Del Nielien, Ronald Patrick, Robert Pepperdine. Warren Peter� on. W. Ramage, Ted Rawlingt. Wayne Reid. Bryan Rigdon. John Rtrttell, Dave Schaefer, Robert Secritt. Ron Seiveno. Oon Severn. John Siegwarth. Jim Smith, Carl Sloven� , Ret Stith, Sari Stith. Harvard Stowell, Rod Stowell, Bob Struble, Frank Sugamura, Pentton Thompton, Trevor Tidwell. Oon Wahl, Howard Wahler� , Ron Welth. Jack Wienttock, Irv William� . Paul Wilton, Frank Wright. Clave Yamato, Elbart Some of the Not Pictured'� pictured! Logan, Don. Pretidanl Matcall. Don Nanavici. Stanley Pomerenk, Ralph Raimutten, Orville Rothenbwhler, Bill Stave. Bob Stewart, Jack Toland, Tom Vaught, Tom Youngqwiti, Jim 316 rainier house The gathering of the cUn Ahlitrom, Harlow Boydituu, Richard Brown, Cheiter •rows, John Browning, Richard Burtner, Stjniey Collin� . John Cook. Do Id Soil, Singh, Preildent From the top of the gleaming white structure, commonly termed the greenhouse, Rainier, with its 115 members, originates its activ- ities. The spirit of competition is verified by the extensive intra- mural sports program carried on by Rainier. Among its many other activities, it has a well filled social calondar, highlighted by the an- nual Moonlight Cruise, and the beach party. NOT PICTUREO: AUm-dtr, Robert And non. Duane 1 11, Elion gloom, William� 8or h, let grown, Donald Buttery, George Carvo, Robert Chu-ing, Lien-theng Clutter, Clyde Crettol, Mervln Da-ton Ron Id Dowd! . Barney Dural, Gerald Eatterbroot. R«ymond Farguahar. David Fisher, Don Id Forrey, Arden Frleten. gyrl Gam� ', John Good. Duane Griffin. Mill!� Guthrie. Bernard Hammact. Henry Hemmerimith, Edward Hordan. William Hunter, Lloyd Johnion. Don Kaaia, Richard Katiaroi. Michael larman, Brian Lee. Ronald Linder, Ted Lorbeer. Jam� � Lowery. Patrick McCutch o«, gill Menn, Albert Mailer� , Robert Morgan Thome� Nutley. Richard O’Keefe, Mlcheel Ron, Beniamin Ron, Doyle Sargent, William Schmidt. Oavid Smith, Jam� � Spring. Jam � Thietien, Don Turanclol, Float Wang. Hugh Wilton, Eugene Witte, Duane Zuvela. Bernard 317 student's co-operative association Aihdown. Ff d, Pr iid nt •'9. C«rl. ftofcr Soll «i, G f ld, Hondt'ich NOT MCTUftED: Cook . W4|M, Dotio . 0 1«. 0«rr ll, Hond rlck ScoM. Batty Jo. Synadalptilc K' 9. Hotkey, M«co.’ 90 l o. Ollb«rt. Sh f wood PS ton 0«rr ll, of r. Bo� t. P t. Syn«d lpfeic student board of directors mac gregor The Students Cooperative is an organized group of students from all countries and parts of the United States who study and have good times together. The Coop in- cludes one women's house and five men's houses. Although most of the students work, they maintain respectable GPA's and enjoy participating in the many social and athletic events, including Spring Formal, the annual Birthday Party, dances, picnics, in- tramural sports, and others. Organized on the principle of sharing together, the Coop is governed by a Student 8oard of Directors, an Advisory Board, and a Manager. Br: b . w«il y. Pr iid nf Fujimur . Rob ' Hjrnd . Riclurd H«ttron, I � ;� llllibrtd? , Clint Lowdcrmilk, M l i M ft!n, Morrit M rri«m. Jokn 318 NOT PICTURED: Allan, Robert Bulk . Kj«ll Bene. Gilbert Soiteno, Louis Brenner, Roy Brown, Ted Carroll, Chuck Carton. Robert Chin, Walter Colemen. Trent Creoo. Fred Denton. Kenneth Eddy, Kenneth Rotten, John Frickteton. Norbert Googln. John Grebe', Ray Graham, Donald MaHord. Clifford Hanten, Harry Hayne. Guy Htmmal, Harry Holeday. Harold Howell, Jamai Hunter, Don Johnion, Clarence Johnson, Victor Jordon, Donald Kewakemi, Takithi Keeler Graham Kelly, Lawrence King, Oan Lengerod, Mel Ulead, Ole Lyden, Harry McDonough, Leslie Mclrvin, Ron Meupln. Keith Malford. Charlet Miller, Robert Millerup. Kenneth Monette. Phillip Mundt. Ernett Nodland. Wayne Nordln Derwood Ogle, Dennit Powell, Fred Root. Donald Schmid!. Jamet Sherman, Arthur Simpton. John Skoglund. Eugene Smith, William Smith, Lloyd Soylend, Erne it Stein. Michael Starer, John Sutherland. Oayid Taylor. Allan Thornburg, Inland Wellt, Raymond Wilton, Lanny Macgregor House was named for Mrs. Nell Mac- gregor, past housemother and present honorary housemother. With her help, we adopted the tar- tan, the coat of arms, the battle cry and the history of the Macgregor clan of Scotland. This year the realization of our objective of house improvement is evidenced by various newly painted rooms, and the mural on the living room wall. Scholastically the houso has improved greatly with eight men on the Fall honor roll. Our bowling team placed third in Fall intramural competition. house p O .a I� A A K’k ft f ft ft kfcAl Ai 0 Off « 1 al JAJ ft ft, kb at. o Usl ft La -■Q.JB ft ft ft ftpft o r e e. AU 111 lb A aa Allen, Richard L. Ammann. George Anderson, Aven Bell. Milo Benotchek. Ronald Blomguist, Richard Brock, Robert R. artir ’ Esteban, Manuel Fergoion, Charles Fitzgerald, Dennit Fleiner. VTalter Heontgh, Larry Howell. Robert Johns. Thomas Johnson, Dale Kaphammer, Kenneth King, Harley laegheed. Lyle Leach, James Mulvihill. Carl Ness. Lloyd Parro, Roberto Sager. Robert Siegele. Dale White. Fred Wiiner. Douglas Worster. Lawrenr 319 « nr kb, I 1 I t-.a,l il % r ■ Aklna. Jameson _ Arlton, Paul V, V Ashdown, Fred ;• . Atkins. Richard ' L ' W Berg, Carl j s Burke. Bob Butts. Wallaca Carlio- ■ f e q L adll A A It o Q 4 I Chisholm Rod Coskl. William � sfW Dickinson. John _ • Ooernach. Rudolph • J-k Follis. Robert ■ Gerrett. Tom 1 Hagstrom. Richard Headington. p p o A Hutchins. Emmett Ingraham, Gale Johnston, Neal Knighton. James 1 rofere house P O Q o o p Aimii Kovitaya. Minti laamon. Don,ild Melton. Haakon Moralock, William Morris, Alan Mosaly. Aaron Rofcre, the second largest coop house on campus, promotos a hign degree of cooperation in group living. They aro noted for their active participation in the intra- mural sports program, and their social program is highlighted by their Pajama Dance and French Dance with its famed can-can line. Nicklaut, Varnon Okamura. Henry Pierson. Da'rel NOT PICTUREO: Brimer. Ted Carver, William Cavanatt. Oava Corbin. David Drebick. John Oukes, Stacy Hartley, Ralph Hovlend. Andy Hughes, Gena Kennedy, Edward Krull. Robert Lind berg. Philip Lloyd, Glen Lodge, Robert Loftheug. Ale� lende, Mary Me Iride, Delbert McCoy. Eugene McLean. Michael Mahoney, fhillp Meyer, Melvin Middeugh. Terry Millard. Kenneth Mudgett. Sidney Nlcholt, Richard Pike, Harry Pirtle, Roicoe Relchenbech, Dennii Steward, Howard Strom. Robert Tede. Etau White. Don Rector, Richard Rooney. Jack Shannon. James Shohan. Robert Steves. James Tatsvkawa, Yoshio Tavis. James True, Earl 320 Barnett, Elian A. MacFadyn, Merrion A. Boy ', Patricia Anna Miner. Sandra Alkinlt. Zaiqe McColm. Mary I. Speer� . Lula NOT PICTURED; Abbott, Karan tentlay. Mariana Bigelow. Pat Haiti. Janice Bromley. Fronie Ruccholtt. Gladyt Cunningham, Florence Dravettltkt. lima Hiatt. Joannla Hurt. Jean Kattarllfiq, Helen UoMburoe. Diana Loti. Donna Scott. Batty Jo Taylor. Helen Wendell. Jean Howland. Jotephine Pe� e'ion. Marilyn J. 0 jA Larton. Geraldine A. Pickard, Janet G. Treenor. Janice Lunditad. Anna Roqalnlt, V|ja Wananaar. Elitabeth sherwood house NOT PICTURED Alban. Jamat Chao. Robert Cho. Yonq San Davidton. Milton Dettling. Robert Flackut, Ronald Haugen. Oa'ral Hong, Sunq Chick Karrioar. Roqar Lea. Van Tom Okita. Dick Pattervon. Alee Svnq, Alfred Ulbriqfct. Bruce Wood, Ralph synadelphic house Elliott. Bill Flackut. Ronald Harlock. Richard Huang. Donald Krecht. Eduard Ue. Gilbert Leik, Rain McTee. Robert Murakami, Jim 321 All . Edwin •akar. Duan Parrith, Ilyin dotson house Riddl . Gary Rutlcdg . Gorald S.Hm.l, G o q Stanard. Duait Wolciak Jot Oh W«m. Charlai Dotson Houso. just rcmodelod, it champion of the all-Co-op bowling Icaguo, intramural football league and basketball league. On its so- cial slate, the house, now in its third year of existence, staged a dance which it plans to make an annual affair. No� Pictured: Am t, Lyt |r ndn r, Oowglat Burn!., Rob.rt Cook . Wayn D y. l wit Dfivcoll. L I Duk t. Gtoryt Edmiiton. Don H b . Leonard Joh'von. 6 0 9� Pot . Richard Rantala, Oon Sc Mott � , Roll Slack. Ray Smith. Ed V«rg «r. Garard Woll. Fr d Al iand r, William Balm � , Noy Boll n, J � ry Iraflain. Latli CUmvntt. William J XML 'k C� ow . Clayton Cubbag . Rob � Fi ch. Earl Hayn t. Harold II. Morlto Iwataki. Torao K rch . David Maokaw . Yothitak Mow ill. Roll Nart . Jaim P.l.rton, Don Powart, Carl mLi rvmhl.fe a4 Ait Rinn .Al Schmitt. Jam t Skr l|a. Andrlt Sw dback, Ronald Tyrall, Mich .I Yat t. Sanlord Not Pictured: Church. St.phan Hing, Gary Jacobton. Do Morito, Jack Ow n. Darr.l P tt rton. Roll Port, Paul Priab . 0 nnit S� n. Harold Tang Chun Y1 Work and study, fun and frolic constitute the lives of Honderich House members. Dances, dinner exchanges, and midnight trips to Frosh Pond are balancod by intra- mural activities, study, and bull sessions. The keynoto of activity is the achievement of harmony and cooperation. honderich house wesley house 0 Abbott. Medina Allqira, Marilyn jf 0 m — Baldwin. Nancy B.qley. Barbara r m i Bonner. Carol Corti� . Edna m VSr ts , 4 fOlli� , Britt Potter. Marilynn Hen. loit larton. Jani� Lor , lucilla McCammon. Jan Since 1935 Wesley House has been a home away from homo for Uni- versity girls. This year 29 girls lived on the top floor of the build- ing. with Kappa Phi and Wesley Club collaborating on the ground floor. These three organizations cooperate to provide a well- rounded program of social, cul- tural. religious, and service activ- ities. The house sponsors parties, exchanges, service projects, and discussion groups. McCormick, Barbara Merlin, Robert Merrill Pal Midi. Lorain. Millard. Sherry Needham, Loll Pandit, Savilri Ridarll, Suian Rotenquitl, Rowena Ward. Carol Not Pictured: Altabar?. Gey Barkley. Jan Coala. Bonn? Garnet, Marilyn Je-kin� , Marial John ton, Elizabeth Marlin. Robert Olios, Glenda Snyder. Eioiie Won . Oelorai 323 Haolo. lorn Xedoihime, Herry Koiai, Jo synkoa Kuniyoihi, Richard Meekeve. Don Nekeqewe. He ry Shiroyam . Kiyoo Tanala. John Uy da. Sam r� mede, John Not Pictured: Edamura, Ola Fullta, Ban Heyekawe. Joe Xadoihima, Don Kaiimura. Saburo Kvmeteke, Roland Mano, George Maiuda, Paul Murei,Edward Nakamura. T d Nakayama, Ttuneo Nakata. Gerald Nagel, David Okada, Richard Okamura, Eugene Otani. Oavid Sasaki, Joe Sato.Ken Success was the koynote of Synkoa's ac- tivities this year. Starting with the wel- come social, and climaxed by the annual Senior Dance, mombers enjoyed varied social activities. Synkoa participated in the intramural sports program in bowling, swimming, boxing, softball and tennis. Synkoa has succeeded in promoting last- ing friendships among its members and other campus and civic organizations, and in developing qualities of character, goodwill, and leadership in the indi- vidual, a final measure of success. university Christian union Arrmlroog. Evan L. Fr. AimW, Richard E , Sop Btrglund. John A . Jr. Bronion. Chari� � R.. Fr. Sraitton, Oavld H.. Soph Carlton, Owen W„ Sr Cunningham John F„ Grad. Fullisqfon, Frank F.. Sr. NOT FICTUREO: Andtrton. Allrad E.. Jr. Andarton. Marvin W.. Sr. Hong. Letlio, Jr. Prichard. Pawl. Danl Sahllr. Edward R.. Oenl. Saarla, Henry L, Jr Saarla. Stanley M,, Fr. Uhl man. Oonald, Soph. Upton, Gerald G., Grad. Yanaqihathi, Minoru. G'ad. The University Christian Union, in its twentieth year, is an interde- nominational group organized to provide a Christian environment for Univorsity men, to provide so- cial advantages, and promote high scholarship. Varied social activities, including tho annual spring Initiation Ban- quet, active participation in intra- mural sports and consistently high scholarship make this a progressive house. From horn to Hamblin: a little after-dinner harmonii'.ng bofore hitting the boots. With two years of campus life end various science and basic nursing arts courses behind her, the stu- dent nurse proudly reccivos her whit© cap, symbolic of her chosen profession, Whother she enters Eltlind Hall and the Swedish Hospital, or Harborview Hall and King County Hospital, she finds hor training a valuable and unforgettable experience. 326 Ackerme . Coetlonc B.. Jf. All , M« :n . Jf. Alien. Berber , Jf. Allen, Merilyn. Jf. Anderson. Doris. Jf. Anderson. Derlene. Jf. Belocchi, Cherleo . Sr. Bollerwd. Eleine. Jf Brown, Mildred. Jr. •� r . Meroeret. Jf. Chemberlm, Chorion . Jr. Clerk, Bonnie, Jr Coien. Bernice. Sr. Crosby. Joen« . S'. Crowley, Oorothy. Jr. Dixoe. ftosemery. Sr Eeen . Corel, Jr. ford. Fhoebe. Sr. Fowler. Berber . Jr. Fowler. Mery, Sr Freser, Lore, Jr. Haoipn, Dorothy A.. Jr. Hardy. Patricia E . Sr Harpole. Jean, Jr. Irwin, Martha L, Jr. Kaat. Sharon I., Jr. lann'qaa, Mary Low'-te. Jr. lar on. Alyca L. Sr. Larton. Barbara Jr. Laaritt. Marga rat Ann. Sr. UCocg. Barbara A., Jr. Uttar. Marian A . Jr. longpr . Barbara D., Jr. Rota. Beverly J.. Sr. Rowland. Pamela K.. Jr. Schwlti Lillian M . Jr. Scott. Shirlay H.. Sr. S ara Evelyn, Sr. Svandqard, JoAnn. Sr. Tho.vtazan. loit. Sr Travba, Mary. Sr. Van Antwerp. Sharon Jr. Walter� , Conitance ft.. Sr. Vtgard. Janice. Sr. Zentner. Jean, Sr. Study Tima! Ones she is capped, her days be- come a whirlwind of hospital duty, classes, and study, and soon she is whisked off on affiliations to Chil- dren's Orthopedic Hospital for pe- diatrics. Northern State Hospital for psychiatric nursing. Firland Sanitarium for tuberculosis nursing, and the King County Public Health Department. Off duty hours bring fun and re- laxation with fellow students. In- formal parties and picnics are abundant. Sports enthusiasts enjoy skiing, basketball, tonnis and swim- ming. Wa'ft legal at la� t! Th« Fir� Aid crew. Student mirs«t o� ti t with a difficult heart «lamination. Her talents can be put to uso working. Broken Icq� and «kit 90 together. SOT PICTUREO: Andertec, Joan. Jr. laudcndisfal, Catharina, Jr. Chrittanian, Connie, Jr. Craia. Jtanina, Jr. Cunningham. Geraldine. Jr. Daalay. Nancy. Jr. Eikanbarry, EUia. Jr. Tartar, Janat, Jr. Slat� . Marrlllann. Jr Groaning, Karan. Jr. Hall. Margaret. Jr. Helm, Ann, Jr. Hotttad. Marilyn Jr. Jacob� . Franci� , Jr. Karrar. Joan. Jr.. Pre� . King. Marilyn. Jr Knight, Marietta. Jr Krueger, Kay. Jr. lorantian. Joana. Jr. MacKay. Mary. Sr. McGlenn Kay. Jr. Marritt. Donna. Jr. Nalton. (arnica. Jr. Oikawa. Naomi, Jr Packard. Kay. Jr. Pattarton, Kathlaan, Jr. Pennall, Ann. Jr. Pfell. Carolina. Jr. Phlll.pi, Paggv. Jr. Pipar. Sutaa, Sr. Rindai. Ethalann. Jr. Roger� , Virginia. Jr. Roicoe, Jaan, Jr. Sonntag. Amy. Jr St'aub. Franca� . Jr. Swerve. Nancy. Jr. Swanton. Oannyaca. Jr. Walton, la tty. Jr. Tho 8.� tic I S’ «tart off for lh«ir first day in $ur9� ry. 329 Studant council representative discuss ensuing business. harborview hall With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. These closing words from the Flor- ence Nightingalo Pledge take on real mean- ing as we enter the clinical division of the School of Nursing after fulfilling two years of campus courses. Advancing from basic medical and surgical nursing to special fields, such as Firland Sanatorium for tuberculosis nursing, North- ern State Hospital for psychiatric nursing, and the Seattle-King County Public Health Department for Public Health Nursing, we add new skills which will prepare us for our future in the professional world. 330 King County Hospital Par of th glee club practical in th« recreational room. Although geographically removed from campus, we still remain a part of the ASUW, through representatives elected by our Student Body. Somi-annually, four students are elected to direct the social and business activities of our organi- zation. One of the first on our social agenda is a wel- come party for new students and staff members. Christmas card sales and a spectacular Variety Show help to replenish our treasury every year. Areke� e. Fwi'.to Sr. techend. Jeon, Sr.. Pretident Barbey. Mary R.. Grad. Sr. Berry, Barbara. Jr. terfolino. Beulah. Jr. Borieth. Jeralyn. ©rad. Sr. Brannon, Mary A . Grad Sr. Cey«. Jaan. Jr. Cowda-, Delores. Grad. Sr. Oillery. Marita I.. Grad. Sr. Flcken. Patricia. Jr. Flanik. Arthur. Jr, Freemen. Adrienne. Grad. Sr. Freeman. Lolata. Grad Sr Good. Eva Maa. Grad. Sr. Grtun. Joan. Grad. Sr Haney. El� a. Grad. Sr. Harford. Evone. Sr. Mill Carol. Grad. Sr. Holder, Dorothy, G'ad Sr, Ivenon, Phyllii, Jr. Joh-ion, Barbara L Sr. Kelly. Katharine. Grad. Sr. Kitomoto. Lilly. Jr. William� , Mary An«e. Sr. Morgan. Patricia 8.. Grad. Sr. Pang. Sua I.. Grad. Sr. Pecchia, Benito, Jr. Pegue� . Thelma. Sr. Robertion, Joyce. Grad. Sr. Slater. Shirley. Grad. Sr. Smllh, Nancy A.. Grad. Sr. Snider. Joan. Jr. Nancy Smith, Dolore� Gu� taf� on. and Bon’ta Pocchai relax by looking through a picture alubum. ft Weilay. Viola Grad. Sr. Yandon. Richard, Jr. 331 Joye Rob rt� on. senior itudent, find it a joy to be nor� on tho pediatric floor. NOT PICTURED: Aga . Lucille. Grad. Sr. Backstrom, Alice. Jr. Bean, B rnica. Jr. Blddulph. loit. Jr. BiuV Dorit. Jr. BlomquStt, Baa. Jr, Byl � . Leah. Jr. Carpenter, Clara. Jr, Clark . Marga'at. Sr. Co� d n, M r|oria. Jr. Crofti, Marjor! , Jr. Croti. Barbara B., Grad. Sr. Da� !� , Paggr. Jr. Elk , So-ia. Jr. Farguton, Margaral, Jr. Frye. Shirley. Jr. Greenway. Graea H., Jr. Gustafson, Oalorai. Grad. Sr. Halverson, Patricia. Jr. Hernish, Jacqueline. Jr, Harigard. Mcrlay. Jr Hill. Leureine. G., Jr. Holm � . Marguerite, Jr. Ibsen. Lanora, Jr Ithii, Iran , Jr. Johnson. Alica E , Sr Jones, Gratia. Jr. Jo � . Norma J., Jr. Kawaguchi. Ellen, Jr. Klute. Margaral. Jr leak, Carol . Jr. Dorothy Holdar and Nancy Smith work with polio patiant in tha Northwatt Reipirator Cantar at King County Hospital. Washington State Student Nurse Council, of which we dro all members, provides experiences and con- tacts, enriching our background and stimulating us to take part in corresponding organizations. After four years and one quarter of collegiate and clinical experience we have earned a Bacholor of Science degree in Nursing. We also receive the pin of the UW School of Nursing, Harborview Division, identifying us as a porfessional nurse. We enter our profession with memories of our edu- cation and a challenge to uphold the standards set in the Florence Nightingale Pledge. Important taam in nurti are Dr. Stamm. the Gu� tuf� on. � inei th child-� this child back to haalth parant� , and Delores NOT PICTURED: Madaton, Audrey. Jr Marlin, Florence. Jr . Pr � . Memo . Carole, Jr. McCailia, Pamela, Jr Mat� gar. Elian. Jr. Millar. Ganavl � . Sr Miliar, Mary J-. Jr. OelKMagel, Carolina, Jr Potlgrean. Alice, Jr. Richter. Mary J.. Jr. Patton. Sylvia, Jr. Salisbury, Winilrad Sr. Sattarthwait . Judy. Jr. Savikko, Joaran . Jr. Saiton. Patricia M . Jr. Softty. to!� . Jr Spanditf, Ann. Jr. Taylor. Jacqualina, Jr. Vincant. Marilyn. Jr. Warren. Dorothy. Jr. Widall, Anita, Jr. Wilton. Bonn� Grad. Sr. 332 blackford hall The Basic I's and ll's, currently having thoir clinical experience at Virginia Mason Hospital, plus the 'B-lll’s attending dasses on cam- fus, represent the Basic Research rogram of the UW School of Nursing. The nursing student in the inter- rupted degree program spends ono year on campus and the next two at the hospital. She is then eligiblo to take state board exam- inations for her R.N., or return to campus and get her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. 333 torgandala, Crlao Pin� tad. Sharia Marihall, Ganaanna RicMar, Jacilyn Dental Hygiene was established as a major in 1950. After graduation, dental hygienists work in private practice or in public dental health education positions, performing such services as dental health education, oral pro- phylaxis, sodium fluoride applications and radiographic work. Included in this year's activities were a wel- come party for the juniors, orientation meet- ings for pre-dental hygiene majors, dental health programs on television, and participa- tion in the dental school Christmas party. Stria«. Mary NOT PICTURED: Oena'dion, Sally D.nn, Mvrial Eillck. Joyca Murchla, Shaila Patanon, Iran Piha. Ran Ryan, Paggy S.g In . R.'rvla Stollar, tarbara TrOAQuat. Alica Wilioa, lavra Jaan Hillman. Iona Rom, Sharon 334 dental hygiene Smith, Nancy Wright, Jan crew 1954 Eleven of the nation's top crews are shown starting the International Rowing Association Regatta on Lake Onondaga. From top: M.I.T., Wisconsin. Columbia, Princeton. Cornell. Navy, Pennsylvania. Washington, Bos- ton U.. California and Syracuse. Navy won for the third year in a row. 340 The University of Washington Varsity and JV crew, coachod by Al Ulbrickson, who is acclaimed by many to bo America’s Numbor I crew coach, startod out the ‘54 season determined to keep their long-held reputation of being a top crew com- petitor. The crew was led by Captain Ted Frost who, along with 5 other crewmen, was a veteran of the 1953 Syracuse regatta. Things started out slowly for the UW crew as bad weather hampered turnouts. As tho Washington-California race approched in mid-May the weather changed and timo trials were encouraging. The Varisty and JV pushed over lengthy distances in preparation for the California race. Spirits were high at the Shell house as the '54 crews had set their sights on another sweep from the Bears. At the Oakland Estuary the Frosh stroked thoir way to a two- length victory and the JV also swept across the finish line well ahead of the Golden Bears. The highlights of the afternoon came when the Washington Varsity out-distanced the Bears with a 6length victory. This made it the 13th Washington sweep in the history of competition between the schools. For the second year in a row the UW crew was top opposition for Navy, IRA champs for tho past two years. At Syracuse, the Huskies met up with two of the strongest crows the east has produced for many years, the Big Red of Cornoll and the Middies of Navy. The frosh race saw a strong UW yearling squad bow to the powerful Cornell eight. In tho JV race the Washington boat, missing one of the regular men, was held to 4th place. All eyes were on Navy as the Varsity moved up tho lake and when they crossed tho finish line it was Navy in front by |l 2 lengths, Cornell second, and Washington third. WILSON ARNOLO. Senior crew manager. DICK RICHARDS Crow managor. AL ULBRICKSON. Wellington'� vanity crew coach. r r p JACK SJOLSETH. AL SCHMITZ and WALTER KRAMER. manager� . Navy'� unbeaten vanity craw tailed pa� t the fini h barge ahead of Cornell and Wathington to win the major event of the Inter- collegiate Rowing A� � ocietion Regatta. The winning time we� 16:04.1 for the three-mile court . PAUL ANDONIAN GUY HARPER BUD MOORE AL STOCKER LYNN LAMB TED FROST. C«pUin varsity DAVE PURNELL KEITH REILY HANS BACKER TED PETERSON JOHN THOMPSON DICK LACY NED INGHAM ROLAND CAMFIELD BUTCH THOMAS JIM HOWAY WAYNE WATERS RON WAILES FIL LEANDERSON, a vererAn Husky oarsman, coached Washington's Lightweight Crew. lightweight crew Little men do big things especially when it comes to the light- weight Husky crew. The lightweights, in their second yoar since they were discontinued in 1952, showed that there is still a demand for competitive rowing aside from tho regular varsity, jayvee and frosh. The maximum weight averago for lightweight crew is 165 pounds. Averaging only 158 pounds the UW lightweights met the Oregon varsity who averaged 185 pounds. The UW oight showed it doesn't take weight alone to win a race as they downod Oregon. Tho lightweights covered the 2000 meter course well ahead of the Ducks in a time of 6:57. Lightweight First BoaI: ROGER MEHL. BILL FORD. BOB GI8BONS, JOHN BAKER. BOB DOTY. CARROLL MJELDE. PAUL JACOBSEN. WARREN PETER- SON. DICK WtTMORE. co . Lightweight Second Boet: DON ROOS, MIKE HANE. ART HUNT, CHUCK DEAN. GORDY MILLER. KEITH CAMPBELL. JIM OLSON, 80B MURRAY, DENNY BURROWS, cox. 344 frosh crew The 1954 Frosh Crew, coached by Stan Pocock, started out the year determined to follow in the footsteps of the victorious '53 yearlings. Bad weather in the early part of the season hampered turnouts. But as the Washington-California race approached the weather cleared and the Frosh showed well in time trials. In mid- May the UW Frosh and the Golden Bears met on the Oakland Estuary for a two-mile race. The Frosh showed their strength oarly in the meet and went on to cross the finish line two lengths ahead of the California crew. The timo, 10:5. At the International Rowing Association Regatta at Syracuse, the UW Frosh met powerful eastern crews. The mighty Red of Cornel let the race with the UW holding a close second. In the last sec- onds the UW yearlings slipped back and wore edged out of second placo by Navy. STAN POCOCK. Washington Freeman Coach Froth firt boa : (back row) Pot Berquit . Jay Decker. Jay Hall. Cur Smith, (fron row! John McKie. Fred Stoll. Mickoy McKoown co«. Doug We or, Steve Clark. • Froth tecond boa : Jim Wanamakor, Dave Pu nam, John Lit er. Arny Barer, Floyd Smi h, Dick Event, Gene Nommenton. Dick Rowland. Sill Kintal cot. 345 baseball COACH BILL MARX Tho Husky Baseball nine, with Bill Marx making his coaching debut, entered the con- ference season with a 5 and I pre-season record. The diamond squad with strong-armed Bill Rooms and Roy Veiling sharing the pitchers mound, won the opener with the Idaho Vandals 11-9. It was smooth sailing for the battling Huskies until mid-season when they were trounced by OSC. Some top work in tho hitting department was not enough as a lack of depth in the pitching staff proved a handicap later in the season. The end of the conference play found Washington, Oregon and Oregon State in a threo-way standoff for the Northern Division title. The Husky nine's hopes for the title wore erased when they lost to the underdog Idaho Vandals. The final serios of the season saw tho UW triumphant which gave them a tie for second place. The Huskies copped the Northern Division batting title with a .293 average. Tops at the plate was catcher Jack Ballard. Outfielder Roland Halle gained the title top base thief plus being awarded inspirational player by his teammates. 346 larry watson. w base. JACK BALLARD, catcher, led the Husky hitters. Final Standings w. L. Pet. Oregon II 5 .688 Washington 10 6 .625 Oregon State 10 6 .625 Washington State 7 9 .438 Idaho 2 14 .125 BILL STUHT, shortstop we the teem eepte! 347 DAVE McClARY. Infi.ld.r BILL REAMS, pitcher, w«i «Uctod to e«pt«in the 1955 Hujtie . 348 COACH BILL MARX, giving tho word to LARRY WATSON, Huity firtt baieman. HARVEY JARVIS, tecond baieman. Roy Veiling, pitcher, � «� a consistent ttartar. Jack Scott, Husky infielder it thown stealing second bate, the shortstop's glove, and a pitch- er's wirm-up jacket. Rod Pretsey. outfielder, had a good year with the bat. Members of Coach Garner's baseball yearlings who won 12 games end lost 4 aro: (Ircal row) Sid Parker, Ray Cretep, Terry Olsen, and Norm Peterson (bod row) 8ert Duncan. Mike Curtis, Dave George, Doug Peters, and Bob Gandy. Roland Hallo, outfielder, won the inspirational award. Numeral Winners JACK BRADY MIKE CURTIS RAY CRESAP BERT DUNCAN BOB GANDY MONTE GEIGER DAVE GEORGE BILL HAGEN NORM HULETZ SID PARKER DOUG PETERS NORM PETERSON KEN SNEIDER ED WEST 349 track 1954 As a finale to Coach Hec Edmundson's 35 years of service as UW track coach, the '54 squad was determined to make a good showing. With outstanding trackmen such as Denny Meyers, milor; Darrold Skart- vedt, Pacific Coast champion broad jumper; Duane Wardlow, shot put and Bob Lcadbetter, 100 and 200 dash, the track team was out to win. Starting out the season in non-conference play the Husky cindermen swamped Vancouver Olympic Club, 110-21. Coach Edmundson boasted this meet to be Washington's best team-point performance in his 35 years. Skartvedt led the attack with 19 points. In a close mile duel, Field Ryan broke the tape just ahead of Bill Parnell. Moving into Northern Division play Washington met the powerful Ore- gon trackmen who gave them their only loss for the season. Moyors, Washington's famed milor, set a new record in the two-mile race cut- ting off 4 seconds from the old record. The new time was 9:22.9. Next the Huskies met Oregon State and were victors 96-40 making this the 28th win from OSC out of 30 meots. Skartvedt and Schell shared first in the high jump and Leadbetter placed first in the 100 and 220 dash. Against the Idaho Vandals the UW tracksters broko 3 records. Win- ning 98-33, Washington scored more points than had ever been scored in a Husky-Vandal meet. Meyers clipped 10 seconds off his two-mile record with a time of 9:17.5, and Skartvedt, with 23'4l 2 , broke the broad jump record. In a close meet the Huskies took their first win from their next opponent, WSC, since 1945. The score was 68-63. Then came Coach Edmundson's last meet as UW track coach—the Northern Division. All the way through the meet the UW squad led the mighty Oregon Webfoots by one point. Then came the relay and Ore- gon proved the stronger. Washington followed Oregon closely to gain 2nd place. One point denied Edmundson's squad the Division Track Trophy, as the meet ended 49% to 48%. Coach Hec Edmundson was chosen to coach the Coast team to com- pete against the Big Ton all-stars. Meyers and Skartvedt were choson on the 40-man Coast team. HEC EDMUNOSON, Washington's groat track coach and hit assistant coach PERCY EGTVET. The finish of the Pacific Co� � Conforenca tract mr� ( hold a tho HotVy stadium. Joa Fraffio of Southorn California set a now coast record with a timo of 9.5 seconds. 8ob Leadbetter of Washington is at the far right. DENNY MEYER CARL LA80NGE 351 B08 LEADBETTER Coach Hec Edmundson and the frosh track team: (Back row) David Strong, Robbie Wallin, and Ralph Higbeo. (Third row) Leslie Driscoll, George Couchman, Ben Mason, and Francis Hamon. (Second row) Gary Tolman and David Stafford. (Front row) Dennis Durnam and Gary Sugars. Track managers: Bruce Warren, Gordy Cash, Don Moore, Ralph Gutxler, Warren Petersen, and Jerry Peterson, kneeling. CARL LABONGE. FIELD RYAN. VERN ROBINSON AND COACHHECED- MUNDSON FIELD RYAN golf 1954 COACH BILL JEFFERSON With the loss of 4 throe-year lettermen. Coach Bill Jefferson's golf squad laclccd that experienced air. Number one man for the linksters was ace Ernie Tullis, 1950 letterman. Ho was closely followed by Capt. Earl Hansen and Kent McLachlan. Bud Stavney, Jay Friedman. Gene Duncan, and Len Perry were the other starting linksters. In their first meet against OSC the Husky golfers played to a l3 2-l3l ? tie. Jay Friedman paced the squad as ho played shots straight and down the middle to cop medalist honors with a par of 73. Then an oddity in ND play occurred. In the University of Idaho meet the U W squad chalked up their second straight I3I j-I3i 2 tie. The WSC meet ended in a 20-7 victory for the Huskies . Travelling to the Northern Division golf title meet in Eugcno, Oregon, was Capt. Earl Hansen. Tullis, Mc- Lachlan, and Perry. The Huskies were rated a dark- horse who might just come through over the favorites, Oregon. The '54 UW linksters copped the 4th place in the ND meet. Ernie Tullis was one of the leading contenders for medalist honors in the division tourney. Tullis and McLachlan wore named to the ND All-Star team. The Frosh golfers led by Bill Rowe, former Seattle City amatour champion, showed a good season in the win-loss column. Coach Bill Jefferson boasted that the '54 Frosh teemon were the best in Washing- ton's history. EARL HANSEN. C«pt. LEN PERRY The member� of f'ne freihman golf � guad were: Harry Kleinborg, Allan Newman, Larry Vann, Bob Manlowe. Gordy Richard� . 0«v« Well� , and Ben SimpEini. GENE DUNCAN Northern Division Match total strokos OREGON 606 OREGON STATE 621 IDAHO 625 WASHINGTON 627 WASHINGTON STATE 661 JAY FRIEDMAN GARY COLEMAN 355 tennis SUMNER BENNETT With a tennis squad loaded with sophomores. Coach Windy Langlio wondered if his netmen would be able to keep the Northern Division title they have earned for the last 14 years. Opening the season with Oregon State it was apparent that, sophomores or not. the UW team was determined not to drop a meet. Washington not only breezed through their opener with Oregon Stato, 5-2, but went on to cop addi- tional honors when they met Idaho, Washington State, and Oregon. The took their 15th straight Northern Division title and in doing so made it 62 consecutive wins in Northern Division play. The Husky racket men have not dropped a meet since 1938. Bill Quillian, top player in the northwost, paced the squad and won himself a place in the NCAA tourney. Close behind him was Doylo Perkins. Teaming up the two made an unbeat- able doubles combination. Herb Smotheram and Jim Getch- ell made a good record in tho win-loss column for their individual meets. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: (Utt to right): J.rry Windham, manager; Hanson, Quillian, Smotheran, Getchell, Perkin� . 356 Conch Windy Langlii Bill Quillian Doyle Perkini SEASON RECORD Washington 5. Orogon State 2 Washington 7. Idaho 0 Washington 6, Washington State I Washington 7, Oregon 0 Coach Glen Linden, Don Wolfe. Rollie Odell, Van Aikman, Ed Smith, Don Hallum. Bill Jacobion. Not picturod, Gary Linden. 357 Jim Gotchell Office Manager ROBERT STEINER IVAN TRAVIS Athletic Butin � � Manager Administrative Anittent DAYLE HOAGLAND Administrative Attitfanl TUBBY GRAVES Publicity Director BERT ROSE athletic department Athletic Director HARVEY CASSILL CAPTAIN STEW CROOK earri � th. boll WSC 19 5 4 Utah iacllert eld in on BOB McNAMEE {34) a� ho pici� up a � hort gain through tha lino. huskies 7 redskins 6 Bobby Dunn's conversion was the difference as Washington won its Season opener over a surpris- ingly strong Utah team, 7-6. The game was marred by eight exchanges of the ball on fumbles, four for each team, and injuries to Husky fullback Mike Mon- roe and the starting quarterback of the Utes. Both were lost to their teams for the season. Coach Cherberg was particularly pleased with the showing of linemen Earl Monlux, Larry Rhodes, Bert Watson, Doll Jensen, and back Bob McNamee in this game. Sandy Ledorman was outstanding, com- pleting 17 passes for 217 yards. Lederman pitched to end Jim Houston for the Washington touchdown. Outgaining but not outscoring a big, tough Michigan team, Washington lost this one, 14-0. Michigan scored early in each half, then spent the rest of the period fighting off Husky drives. Four times quar- terback Lederman lod the Huskies inside the Wol- verine 25, and four times they were turned back. Although the 71 degree tomporature was swell for the 41,300 fans, it was hard on the piayers. Earl Monlux collapsed after the first half in which he lost 13 pounds. Monlux and tackle Ed Sheron were sin- gled out by Coach Cherberg for special commenda- tion, although he had nothing but praise for the entire forward wall. huskies 0 wolverines 14 JIM HOUSTON magi pa� � at Michigan defender clotot in and BOB DUNN (16) loot� on. HEAD COACH JOHN CHERBERG STU CROOK plow� through Oregon State's forward wall for a Husky touchdown. All three Washington quarterbacks were injured in a rough battle with OSC, but the Huskies won anyway, 17-7. Sandy Ledorman was lost for the season. He suffered a broken leg in the second quarter. Bobby Dunn and Stu Crook carried tho Huskies after Ledorman's injury. Dunn drove for 57 yards, kicked a field goal, and booted two extra points. Crook notted 124 yards in 17 carries. Both scored a touchdown. Cherberg praised his reserve quarterbacks Bob Cox, Mel McCain, and Ron Terry, and picked out guard Earl Monlux and end Jim Houston as tho out- standing linemen. MIKE MONROE OELL JENSEN huskies 17 beavers 7 BILL ALBRECT EARL MONLUX RON TERRY huskies 20 bruins 21 The Huskies spotted U.C.L.A. 21 points, then started working on the lead and scored 20 points in 20 min- utes to almost beat the nation's top team. Bob Cox pitched three touchdown passes to Dean Derby, Corky Lewis, and Bud Groen. Bob Dunn kicked two perfect conversions, and missed the big one by inches. With a minute to go, Cox fired a strike to Derby in the end xone for what would have been the winning touchdown, but the ball was deflected at the last second by a defender, and what might have been one of Washington's greatest victories becemo one of its most heart-breaking defeats. FLAHERTY AWARD WINNER LARRY RHODES TOM MAGEE BOB McNAMEE tries to out-meneuver a UCLA defender. as DELL JENSEN (55) moves over to Kelp huskies 7 bears 34 BUD GREEN GLENN JOHNSON JERRY LANGER BACKFIELD COACH ABE STUBER The Texas heat and a potent Baylor Bear offence combined to cot down the Huskies, 34-7. Jack Kyllingstad scored the only Wash- ington touchdown late in the game. Dean Derby kicked the point. Bob Cox completed ten passes for 188 yards, out couldn't match Billy Hooper's 244 yards, good for three Baylor touchdowns. Stew Crook was once again the leading Husky qaincr on the ground, aver- aging better than six yards on seven carries. Washington's most exciting gain came late in the game. Cox threw to end Steve Roake, who lateraled to giant tackle Fred Robinson. Robinson ran 42 yards before ho was brought down. A BAYLOR defender deflect a paw intended for DERBY (47), at an un- identified Hutky triet to got into the act. STEVE ROAKE DON McCUM8Y 508 DUNN mickey McKinnon DEAN DERBY GENE PEDERSEN huskies 7 Indians 13 Stanford barely beat Washington, 13-7, at Palo Alto. The Huskies fumbled five times, one of which robbed them of a sure TD. Bobby Dunn drove over from the ono in the first quorter for Washington's only score. Dunn again dorve into the end zone for an apparent six points in the final period, but fumblod the ball. The officials finally ruled that Dunn had lost control of the ball before ho reached the goal line, and Stanford took over on thoir 20-yard line. Bob Cox was again Washington's top gainer. He com- pleted 10 passes for 158 yards. 80B McNAMEE RAY MICHANCZYK BILL ALBRECHT (40| g tt pun away, detpitc charging Stanford huskies 7 ducks 26 CHUCK MeANINCH PETE ARRIVEY STEW CROOK HUSKY defeme stop Oregon's JAS- PER McGEE after a sfiort gain BACKF1ELD COACH A8E STU8ER The Oregon Duck clobbered the homo forcos before 38,300 fans for thoir first vic- tory over Washington since 1948. All told, the Ducks amassed 406 yards to 217 for Washington. Bill Albrecht ran 12 yards to score for Wash- ington. and Bobby Dunn converted. The Huskies led 7-6 at halftime, but Oregon came back strong after the intermission, and ground out a convincing decision. Oregon quarterback Shaw was everything they said he was. Bob Cox completed 14 passes for 153 yards, and would have hit 200 had not a long scoring pass play been called back early in the game. End Corky Lewis stood out on pass receiving. EO SHERON MILT YANICKS PAT MURPHY AL ARMSTRONG huskies 6 bea Paul Larson and company marred the Washington Homecoming celebration by beating the hapless Huskies 27-6. The crowd numbered 36,500. Again Washington was held to one touchdown. Bob Cox climaxed a Husky drive by plunging over from the I-yard line in the fourth period. The score was set up by a 36-yard pass interception runback by center Dell Jenson, whose sterling line play brought kudos from Cal coach Pappy Waldorf. Bob McNamee and Mel McCain picked up 100 of Washington's 140 yards between them. 608 COX peitei to unidentified HUSKY, doipite effort� of Cel defender� At left BILL ALBRECHT br« kt through USC lino for short gain. At right an unidentified Trojan defender haul, down MICKEY McKINNON. LINE COACH JOHN BAKER huskies 0 BOB COX CORKY LEWIS Rose Bowl-bound USC gave the Huskies, ridden by injury and in- eligibility, their worst defeat of the season, a 41-0 walloping at Los Angeles. Southern Cal scored on a 95-yard runback of the opening kickoff, and racked up three more touchdowns in the first quarter to squelch quickly any Husky upset hopes. Washington nearly scored in the final quarter, but a 66 yard drive, sparked by Mel McCain, fell five yards short. McCain and Bob McNamee again paced the Hus- kies, but the Trojan's 336 yards from rushing alone were just too much. MEL EASTERLY FRED ROBINSON trojans 41 BOB GRAF huskies 7 cougars 26 A low point in Washington football was hit by tho undermanned Huskies in Pullman, as they took it on the chin from WSC, 26 7. It was the worst Wash- ington defeat in 47 meetings with the Cougars. It marked the first time in history that Washington had lost seven straight. WSC scored first on a long pass play in the last minutes of the first half. From then on. it was all State. Bob Cox picked up 134 yards rushing and passing, but as State coach Al Kircher put it, Washington didn't have enough horses. Oh, well. Maybe noxt year. GORDON HASTINGS BOB HERRING CORKY LEWIS (8- ) draw DUKE WASHINGTON. � tar Cougar back to round, a COX (22). and McNAMEE (34) loot on. CON WALKER managers DON STOOKEY. Sanior Manager JOHN SUCH, Junior Manager TOM DOWD and JOHN WOODRUFF. Junior Managert HEAD MANAGER RUSTY YOUNG FRED EMERSON. Froth Halfback ana' JIM 8URT. Junior Managor CRAIG LEISER and DAVE CALDWELL. Froth Managert JERRY CARLSON. Froth Manager UW froth halfback plowt info an OSC defender affar a thorf gain. frosh footbal Hu ky buck i� wrroundad by ev ral OSC Rook «1 linn of Krlmmago. FROSH COACH 8ILL MARX Coach Bill Marx's frosh squad opened ♦he season with a win over Idaho, 19-7. Bob Austin scored two touchdowns on 12-yard runs, and Dick Payseno added another. The OSC Rooks put up more opposition, and the Pups had to come from behind to win, 14-7. A 22-yard pass play, Ed Rosano to Austin, gave the Pups their first score, and Fred Emerson bucked over the winning tally late in the final period. The Huskies took one from the WSC frosh, 14-0, ending the abbreviated sea- son with a perfect record. Austin scored both touchdowns, and the backfiold play of Rosane, Emerson, Payseno, Jim Jones and Jon Wamba was commend- able. Coach Marx singled out tackle Dick Day and guard Bill Ochs as outstand- ing in the line. Rich Brandt kicked five conversions in seven tries. FROSH FOOT8ALL NUMERAL WINNERS End� RICH BRANDT PHIL GALLAGHER DUANE HUBBARD ROGER PINNEO RICH ROBINSON TEX RODDAM Guard JIM BIRD PETER ENG DAVE LELAND BILL OCHS Quarterback ED ROSANE JON WAMBA Tackla DICK DAY JIM MATTHEWS FREO MRAK Canter RON SEASON REESE LINDQUIST Halfback FRED EMERSON DICK PAYSENO JIM SUZUKI JIM TRUMBULL Fullback B08 AUSTIN JIM DOUGHERTY JIM JONES 371 Song Queon JILL NEERGAARO Y.ll King BILL ZlRBEL DOTTY PROVINE Yoll Queon BARBARA SCHMID DICK SJOBERG GEORGE NICKLE SUE ALLISON Song Loaders JUDY JOHNSON. MARY KAYE. CAROL ng CAROL BOND. MARGARET McKEE. STEVE SMITH JAMEL HASSEN SHARRON WELSCH basketball 1955 nonconference The Huskies took six out of nine preseason encounters, including two against Northern Division opponents in the ND tourney. Contor Dean Parsons was the big gun for Washington with 168 points in the nine games, and was also the best rebounder. The team looked a bit ragged in beating Hawaii twice, 89-60 and 69-58. There was visible improvement the first night against Brigham Young, when the Huskies won going away, but Brigham Young was hot the second night and won in overtime, 69-64. Kansas State stoppod the Huskies despite 24 points by Doyle Perkins. Washington split against the St. Louis Billikins, winning the first 72-70 and losing the second 73-64. In the first game Parsons broko the Wash- ington rebound record by taking 24 off the boards. Beating Idaho handily, 77-57, the Huskies met OSC in the final game of the ND tournament. Fans saw one of the high points of the season in this final game. In the final moments Parsons stole the ball from an OSC guard and went the length of the floor to stuff in the tying basket. Jim Coshow scored three points in the overtime period, and Washington had its first and only victory of the season over OSC. Northern Division Final Standings Won Lost Oregon State 15 I Oregon 8 8 WASHINGTON 7 9 Washington State 5 II Idaho 5 II BOB MORRIS of the Hurkio� lonpj high in the air with en unidentified Hawaiian player to fight for a rebound. Moving into tho act are HARVEY LEA, number 27 of Hawaii, BOB BRYAN, 23, and KARL VOEGTLIN. 32. Season's Record 69 Hawaii 58 89 Hawaii 60 64 Brigham Young 44 64 Brigham Young 69 74 Kansas State 81 72 St. Louis 70 64 St. Louis 73 72 Idaho 57 58 O.S.C. 57 82 Idaho 53 44 Idaho 52 38 O.S.C. 66 63 O.S.C. 70 69 Washington State 38 73 Washington State 74 51 Oregon State 55 43 Oregon State 57 54 Oregon 52 63 Oregon 64 76 Washington State 40 63 Washington State 49 80 Oregon 60 59 Orogon 60 84 Idaho 76 79 Idaho 80 375 huskies 82-53 44 - 52 84 - 76 79 - 80 yandals Despite Dean Parsons' 94 points, Washington had to settle for a split in its four games with Idaho. In the first game, Ron Olsen ruined the Vandal defense with long shots, allowing Parsons to run wild under the basket. Olsen had 18, Par- sons 32, and Washington an 82-53 win. A tight zone, ball-control tactics and a .633 shooting percentage beat Wash- ington the next night. 52-44. Jim Coshow scored 13 points for Washington. In tho final series of the year, hot-shooting Washington clinched third place with an 84-76 Friday night win, but lost second place as Idaho overcame a 20-point deficit the next night to win, 80-79. First night scoring Parsons 24, Doyle Perkins 15, Olsen 13, and Don Sunitsch and Gary Nelson 12. Parsons had 31 on Saturday. Washington’s 55 points in the first half of this final loss were a Northern Division halftime roccrd. Parsons totaled 313 points for the season, just one less than ND scoring champ Jim Loscutoff. JIM COSHOW, forward COACH TIPPY DYE BOB MORRIS, forward BOR 8RYAN, guard Jim Coshow, Husky forward, leapt high into fha air aftar a rebound while Karl Vocgtlin (32) and Ron Olsen (20) move in. huskies 38 - 66 63 - 70 51-55 , 43 - 57 beavers Any championship hopes Washington may have had after boating Oregon State in the preseason tournament faded and died in the first conference meeting of tho two clubs. Oregon State won with ridiculous ease, 66-38. One great big reason why was Wade Swede Halbrook. The guy is hard to see the top of, let alone outjump, and his rebounding and scoring made a big difforonco in the OSC team. The next night Washington grabbed the lead and held it for a while, but Oregon State controlled the backboards to win, 70-63. Tony Vlastelica broke the Husky’s hearts with 33 points in this game. Next time it was Bill Toole, a substitute guard, who sparked the Beavers to come from behind for a 55-51 victory. The issue between the clubs already decided, OSC won the final game of the series easily, 57-43. It was tho first time in Northern Division history tnat any team has handed Washington four straight losses. Outstanding Husky players during the four games, besides Parson, who scored 66 points, were Gary Nelson in the first game, Karl Voegtlin in the second and third, and Doyle Perkins in the finale. KARL VOEGTLIN, forward DOYLE PERKINS, guard DEAN PARSONS. RON OLSEN, guard Big DEAN PARSONS, husky captain tip� a � hot whila teammate� JIM COSHOW, 33. and 808 MORRIS, with ma� t, wait for a potdbla rebound. huskies 69 - 38 73 - 74 76-40 63 -49 cou9ars Again ! the Cougars, Washington had its best record in Northern Division play. The Huskies won three and lost one, that one being a 74-73 heartbreaker at Pullman. Washington started the series with a 69-38 win. Karl Voegtlin softened up the State defense by sinking six long shots in the first half, giving the big mon a chance to operate under the basket. Jim Coshow led with 14 points, Voegtlin and Gary Nelson had 12 apiece. The second night was a different story. Cougar sub Doug King broke it up with a foul shot after the final gun. Coshow was again high man for Washington with 24, while Dean Parsons had 19. The Huskies came back next timo to grab a first half lead of 43-18. From there they coasted to win, 76-40. Leading the scoring were Parson. with 25, Voegtlin 12 and Doyle Perkins 10. Washington won the last game 63-49. JERRY JOHNSON, guard MIKE MONROE. guard GARY NELSON, center DON SUNITCH. guard After taking a rebound. Oean Parsons dribblet toward the coroar. Karl Voegtlin Johnson break in for a possible pass. huskies 54 - 52 63 - 64 80-60 59-60 ducks Ron Patnoc. guard. Washington won two and lost two against second-place finisher Oregon. Scor- ing champ Jim Loscutoff and second place Doan Parsons squared off in a torrid scoring battle in tho first game. Loscutoff hit 27 and Parsons 26. but Washington won, 54-52 in overtime. The game was decided at tho foul line, Washington hitting 18 for 24, Orogon 10 for 27. Max Anderson, Oregon center, sank two free throws in tho last minute to beat the Huskies the next night, 64-63. Parsons with 14 and Jim Coshow with I I led Washington. Washington got untracked in the third game and clobbered tho Ducks. 80-60. Parsons again led with 25 points, followed by Karl Vocgtlin and Doylo Perkins 12, and Don Sunitsch and Ron Olson, 10. The gam© was close until a period in the third quarter when the Haskies piled up 13 points to Oregon's one. Washington lost tho finale, 60-59, as Dean Parsons scored the 1000th point of his career early in the gamo. Parsons with 12 and Sunitsch and Coshow with 10 were high for Washington. Ray Cresep, guard. Doyle Parkins, laying up a shot with Dean Parsons waiting for the possible rebound. 379 y L tt to right: Let Dritcol. Bud Grcon, Torry Olton, Coach Bob Donham. Ray Cresap, Don MibcS. Cliff Duncan. Bob Horring. Elliott Mayler, Pot Horn. Not pictured. Jerry Redmond. While winning five games and losing eight, the JV’s showed continuing improvement throughout the season. Ray Cresap and Bob Herring, two fast moving guards, proved to be a good scoring combination while Jorry Redmond and Bud Green teamed with Don Milcsch to do fine work under the backboards. Backed with good reserve strength, tho even balanced squad showed one of their best games while downing a strong Sand Point Naval-Air quintet 78 to 60. Tho varsity can look for some help next year from the squad and the remaining players will form the nucleus for a strong team. Bruno Boin drivet in for a ballot in a game with tho Idaho froth. FROSH 67 BUCHANS BAKERS 74 58 SAND POINT NAVAL-AIR 48 65 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO FROSH 51 79 SEATTLE U. FROSH 78 54 EVERETT J. C. 47 71 OLYMPIC J. C. 74 75 GRAYS HAR80R J. C. 67 73 SKAGIT VALLEY J. C. 34 50 SEATTLE U. FROSH 69 76 SKAGIT VALLEY J. C. 51 79 W. S. C. FROSH 67 77 W. S. C. FROSH 77 63 EVERETT J. C. 47 94 SEATTLE PACIFIC J. V. 55 JAYVEES 53 BREMERTON CLIPPERS SO 54 LONGVIEW LOGGERS 58 45 GRAYS HARBOR J. C. 56 49 OLYMPIC J. C. 71 69 CHENEY STUDS 77 53 PUHICH CLEANERS 69 48 _ NAVAL RESERVE 41 59 SEATTLE PACIFIC J. V. 47 53 MAD1GAN HOSPITAL 59 6C VAL KIRK’S PHARMACY 69 65 Y. M. C. A. 42 66 MADIGAN HOSPITAL 67 78 SANO POINT NAVAL AIR 60 380 Led by Bruno Boin, the University of Washington Frosh won nine, lost four, and tied one game. In only 15 games, Boin scored 270 points to break the record jointly hold by Bob Houbregs and Joe Cipri- ano of 265 points in 22 games. In the two-game series with our cross-state rival, Washington State, the pups won the first game 79 to 67 and tied tho second game 77-77. The series with our cross-town rival, Seattle University, providod many thrills. Tho Frosh scored a close 79-78 win in the first game, but in the second game, the Seattle U. Papooses evened the series by winning 69 to 50. Judging from the all-around performance of the frosh squad, we can look for a strong varsity in the years to come. frosh Player , bock row. left io tiqhf: Phil Gallagher, Dick Peterson. Myron Hucklc, Bruno Boin, Ken Armstrong, Bill Stady. Second row; Nick Johnson. Dick Crew� . Jack De Kubbor, John Rhine, Sam McDonald. Coach Bill Morris. Finl row.- Arlan Bergeson, Al Link. Ralph Vanni, Don Dailey. 381 swimming 1955 Soci. Jack Torney, coach; Kirk Adam . Phil Drip . Bob Lewi . Don Flaherty, George Ea t- man, Jim Dyke . Doug Muir, 8ob Buckley, div- ing coach. Center. Walt Davit, Taft Ring, Ron Taylor, Laddy Dalyrimple, Bill Kelly. John Goode. Ru ty 8owen. Front, Sam Eng. John O'Gelligan. Dale Jewett, Cramer, Merle Prim. 383 Coach Jack Torney's Mermen breeied through their schedule to win the Northern division title for the eleventh time in the past thirteen years. The Huskies downed Oregon State 64 to 20 in the N. D. opener, followed by beating Idaho 57 to 20, dropped the Washington State Cougars 51 to 33 an dended the dual meet competition by beating Oregon 63 to 21. Next on the agenda for the Huskies was the northern division meet which the U. W. won going away. The victorious Washington team put 57 points between thomsolvos and the second place Cougars. In the Far Western championships at Portland, the Washington team placed second to Multnomah A. C. although the Huskies were forced to see limited action because some of the swim mers had to return early to complete school work. The feature event of the Far Westorn meet was the National Junior AAU 200-yard medley relay won by the Washington team of Orvel Larsen, Captain Dale Jewett, John Goode, and Dan Cramer. In the Pan American Games trials at Vancouver, Wash., Dan Cramer, John Goode, Laddy Dalyrimple and Dale Jewett al. took first places in at least one event. Dale Jewett was voted the most inspirational member of the team. 1955 Varsity Letter Winners Dan Cramer Laddy Dalrymplo Phil Drip� Jim Dyke� Don Fi h r John Goodo Dal J w M Orvel Larsen John O'Galligan Northern Division Meet Washington 116 Washington State College 59 Oregon State College 29 Idaho 21 Oregon 19 CAPTAIN DALE JEWETT DON FISHER Warren Spangler MERLE PRIM Gary Staple� Ron Taylor BOB IEWIS Northern Division Standings Washington 4 0 Washington State College 4 I Oregon State College 3 2 Oregon I 4 Idaho 0 5 Freshman ED ECK8ERG. DICK JACK and GEORGE SMITH. 1955 Frosh Numeral Winners Larry Anderson Emory Bundy Ken Gage Loo Gellomnann Andy Hovlend D’.cl Jed Corey McMillan Jim Morton George Smith Bob Stark Warner Talso Tom Ward DAN CRAMER RON TAYLOR tack row. Diving coach Bob Buckley, Dick Jack, Larry Anderson. Ken Gage. Chuck Stufs. Coach Jack Torney. Center row Doug Muir, Jim Morton. Roy Dye. Tom Tucer. Front, Bob Stark, George Smith. Tom Ward. Emory Bundy. The 1955 edition of the Washington froshman team left an improtsiva record behind The 1955 edition of the Washington freshman team left an impressive record behind them by winning all 13 of their meets. The highlight of the Frosh season was the mcot with the WSC frosh in which the pups won the meet by winning the final relay in pool record time. The Pups on the winning relay team were George Smith, Lou Gollermann, Ken Gage, and Dick Jack. Emory Bundy was voted the Outstanding Frosh by the Husky Swim Club and set over ten meet records during the season. Others who set several records and will strengthen the Husky Varsity next year are: Dick Jack, George Smith, Lou Gellcrmann, Al Ramm, Larry An- dorson, and Warner Talso. Dick Jack represented Can- ada in the Pan American Games in Mexico City. 385 ROSSLAND, B. C. INTERCOLLEGIATE . Top performer of the 1955 ski teem were Ted Hill, slalom; Bill Baldwin, down-hill; and Kjell Baake, cross- country and jumper. Along with their team mates these men managed to win two out of three rugged ski meets. Many of the team members were priv- ileged to compete in the Olympic tryouts in Nor- wich, Vermont and also the National Invitational Ski Meet which was held in March. MART LIIKANE At tHo Rowland Moot MART LIIKANE LEIGH RABEL, T« «m Managor Northwest Intercollegiate Meet Idaho Washington State Wenatchee Junior College University of Washington Warming up for cron country mpet. 388 No� Pictured- LOUIS POTTSCHMIDT JIM FRANKLIN intramurals spring SOFTBALL—AIR FORCE ROTC. Front row: Ralph Anderson, Jack Cedar. Martin Pihl, Wayno Roth, Gene Duncan. Second row: Jamas Priviti, Lawrence Schinko. Wally Eeton. Tad Clausen. Dale Backer. TENNIS—PHI DELTA THETA. Don Oavi, and Fred Farr. Davis won both tingles and doublet, TRACK—PHI DELTA THETA. Front row: Jerry Johnson. Phi Delta Theta, broad jump; Laurie Miller. Phi Delta Theta. 100 and 220 yard dashes: John Fitigereld. Phi Delta Theta, relay: Tom Woods. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, high jump (tie). Second row: Doan Singer, Phi Gamma Delta. 80 and 120 yard hurdles; Jerry Esser. Delta Uptilon. shot put; Bob Co . Phi Delta Theta, 440 yard run and relay; Don Kaynor, Phi Delta Theta, 880 yard and mile runt. HORSESHOES—CASCADE HOUSE 390 IMS WATER BASKETBALL—SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON. Bob Campbell. Pale Brink- man. C'narlie Koon, Dale Jewell. Pal HoWngiworlh, John Ek. Nick Nicholion. CREW—DELTA UPSILON. Morrie Johnton. Denny Thorlakion, Jim Davi� . Bill Lince, Sam Bargroen. 391 FOOTBALL: DENNY AN- NEX. (Standing) Larry R mm, Jon Lerdner, Bill Bacon. Walter Wong, Rog- or Enti. Harold William� . Bill Vandovor. (Kneeling) Eugene Marx, Lowell Ing, Bob Smlh. Richard Em bom, Howard Albano. John Sion- ecker. fall intramurals BOWLING: PHI KAPPA SIGMA. {Standing J Vic Korpi, Don Sharp. (Sitting) John Thompton, 8ob John- ton SWIMMING: DELTA KAP- PA EPSILON. (Standing) Kirk Adam� . Jack Falikow. Georgn Smith, Poto Wal- ton, (Sitting) Gordy Rich- ard� . John Sayre, Jack Hay VOLLEY BALL: DELTA TAU DELTA. (Back row) Wil.on Arnold, Bob Petorton. Hal Hankel. Jerry Boyd, (Front row) Gene Stock. Craig Roland, Rod Bo� h, Jorry Pierton 393 BADMINTON: PHI DELTA THETA TOM ARCHEY end DON DAVIS WRESTLING: bock LARRY HENNIGH 177 pound� . BOB FEE 157 pound� , DICK PETERS 130 pound� . JIM MURAKAMI 137 pound� : Iron) ro . KEN GUINN 147 pound� . JOHN RUPELY unlimited. RON MADISON 167 pound� . winter intramurals HANDBALL: ALPHA DELTA PHI BILL WILSON end DICK PATRICELLI 394 GYMNASTICS: JIM HILTON. EUGENE MURPHY. CHARLIE MICHAELSON end LOREN FELVER. BASKETBALL: BETA THETA PI: Beck row, Jim Peterson. Rod Welker. Warren Peterson. Don Rhodes: front row, Harvey Barrager, Frenk Cedy end Gordon Brown. SKIING: THETA CHI: Steve Msssey, Marty Andorson. Lloyd 8cn|emin. BOWLING: ALPHA TAU OMEGA: bock row. Phelps Fisher end Dick Gleason- front row, Jeek White end Dave Tuoll. BOXING: SYNCOA: Henry Nekagewe 125 pounds, Syneoe: Steve Smith. 135 pounds. Kappa Alpha Psi; Roy Kickor, |45 pounds. Theta Chi; Ray Lotto, 185 pounds. Alpha Sigma Phi; Tom Pang. 155 pounds, Syncoa. Victor Madsen. 165 pounds, unattached; Charles Kandle. 175 pounds, unattached: Tom Mottern unlimited. Phi Kappa Sigma. 395 intramural administration L. W. STEVENS. Supervitor. Intramural Sport� WAYNE BRUMBACH. A� � i� tant Sup- eryitor. in charge of Faculty Intra- mural Sport� . ERIC HUGHES. A� � i� tant Super- vitor in charge of Student Intra- mural Sport� . DOUG PUTNAM. Senior Manager. Intramural Sport� FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE MANAGERS Back row; Jerry Lute� , Franl Rotin, Tom Ellottad. Ed Pratt. Frod Johntton, Jim Abbot. Front row: Chuel Flower. 8ob Hatcher. Silvan Strandwold. Scott Riley. Ron Perry. John Ericlcton. JUNIOR MANAGERS Top. Jim Moeller Lett. AI Loma Right. Roger Hulbu� h CROSS COUNTRY TRACK: itond- inf. Dick WioKI. Gene Hemmermetler Coach Sfan Hijormen; knttlinf, Mike Johnifon. Gary Geyton, John LauqhUnd, JOHN BRAZIER minor sports women's sports WOMEN'S SKI TEAM: Slancho Derprote. Jody Sraco, Marlon B«ck, Tina Mclntyr . The University of Washington women's ski team won the Pacific Northwest skiing championship this year for the third year in a row. Tina McIntyre led the Washington girls, placing second behind Karen Styrmoe of WSC on the giant slalom at Grouse Mt.. Vancouver, B. C. Marlene Beck finished third, Blanche Docprose came in sixth, and Jody Grage ninth in a fiold of 20. In the team standings WSC placed second to the Huskies, the Uni- versity of British Columbia was third and Western Washington was fourth and Montana State was the last to finish. W CLU8 OFFICERS: ELEANOR STAFFORD SARA MAE PETERSEN JOY TRAILKILL Prwid.nf EILEEN BENSHAW 399 HOCKEY CLUB: front: Sally Pattium. Shirley McLaug'slin. Sandy Molsen:6oek: Pat Thomson, Joy Trailltill, Nona 8ull, SKIING: Team Champion, Open Club: Jody Gragn, Tina Mclntyra. Janat Judd. BADMINTON CLUB: back: Suranne Coles. Alica Taylor, Batty Finnell, Leona Saffron, George Ann Thompson: haul: Sandy Molten, Shirley McLaughlin, Pat Thomson, Mary Ann Miller. SWIMMING: Team Champion. Gamma Phi Beta: front: Robin Ryan. Ann Mueller. George Ann Thompson. Julie Henke, Marcia Young: bock: Mary Louise Bakor, Mary Gunderson, Rheta Whitman, Rena Baker. Absent. Nancy Mace. BOWLING: Team Champion. Alpha Delta Pi: Diana Methevr- son. Betty Allen, Alice Starr, Bev Pooler, La Rue Hysong. TENNIS CLUB: bock row: Mary Jane Gante. Jean Cochran, Carol Rogers, Donna Marie Smith, Dorothy Boaglio, Virginia Johnston, Betty Brainerd: front row: Janet Lalone, Pat Nelson. Toni Sinkunat, Nancy Bratton. Shirloy Germaine. Pat Thompson, Amy Novakovich. AndutM, Oavld Antalona. Earl Bruntdon, Harry Oanialt, Don, Pratidanl Davit, Gian Gillman, Jan Hallock, John NicHolion, Mai Otborna, Bob Schoaggl, Cameron Shomtar. |«b Troupa. Ed Wilton, Larry independent men’s organization NOT PICTURED: Andtrton, Harold Andraika. Frill Aialtan, Ald� yn Rama. Roland Bautcut, Frad Bullarfiold, Don Cartlantan. Larry Chriatl, Julet Clark. John Crana, Jamat Daway, John Dowdall, Oon Falconer. Maynard Gaidtick, Harold Gibboni, Jim Haag. John Haworlh, John Kennedy, Chuck Kjaar. George Malakoff, Burl Marik, Ray McOuay, Don Richtmyer. Richard Rolla, Ron Stancik, Tom Vadtal, Harold Wallin, Dean Wetillch. Paul Wilton, Don Zuitin, Vic Independent men students have an opportunity to enter into social and student activities through Adelphi. The aim of the club is to give each of its members training in leadership and to promote social activities, thereby filling their college years with warm friendships and good times. 406 aiee-ire Most electrical engineer- ing students at the Uni- versity of Washington belong to either tho American Institute o f Electrical Engineers or the Institute of Radio Engin- eers, depending on their own interests. The aim is to promote student activ- ities and to develop a sound relationship with tho professional society. not pictureo. Alima� .. Don Amanda, Jamas Andnr� an. Raymond Andralka. Jani� Arya. Michael iarntll. William Selenjkl. John BJantanihlp. Allan Borrow� . R. Robarl Card. A. A Christian, J. L- Chrliliar.inn. R A Dalrympla, T. L Dncknr, D. A. Dicker� � � , M W. Dyrna� . S. L Ecklu.nd, Garald Evan� , Oamon E-In. William Farryman William Flaatan. Ralph Felkatfad. Gtrhard Folli� . G. Richard Foiliald. Robarl Gaa. Harry Gitsn, Claranca Hankal. Roger Hill. Robarl Hotmberg. Nail Humphrey. Jarry Hunter, Lloyd Jacobson. Don Jallum. Stavan Joba. Oonald Johnion. Waltar Jonai. David Kalvaila. J. Kay. Jama� Kamlar. Harold Kinq. N. M. Knoll. E. J. Koninq, A. P. Kuril. W. W Laidall, D. W. McRaa, J. C. Maqnuion. W. W Matson. Charlai Maad. W. H. Maakar. Dan Mali, P. R. Mila� . L. B Morqan, A. A. Nialtan R. G. Olian. Ola Ordamann. F. J Ovarholsar. J A Palmar, 0 R Parks. R. V. Pallanca, D. L Pallytiar. B H. Poylon. £. E. Raabi. L. L Ripplinqar, T L Ron. D. L. Rwuall, Boyd Samart, J. H. Schirmar. C. I Saqala, R. C. Shuman. D. 0 Smith. 0. I. Soransoa. H. 0. Sullivan S F. jui,., r, | Sutherland. S. W Tathiro, S. Thompson. W. L. Tiqha. R. F Van Valin. Harold Wu, Gaorqa Yoihineka. Kan|i Zuvala. Barnard Alaiandar, John Balaxic. Jotaph Barrla. Thomei Barry. Robarl Dannii, David Dili. Jamat Donald, Bruca Baaudoin. Phillip. Praiidant Dunbar. Ellon Eckton. Wallaca Eida, John Enq. Edward Enq. Kai Giata. Erich Guy. Arthur Hammer Ellli Hobbi. Gilbarl Huqhai. Lao Johnson. Nwnnally Johnton. Richard Kalara. Baldav Kiaburti. Richard Kitkaddon. William Kruaqar, Richard LaCroit. William McPh� r� on. John Malmqrao. Arthur Maivm. Barnard Mallar, Ray Millar. Kannath Oh. Luis Palarton, Donald Roaninq. Donald Roth. Wayna Rolta, Alvin Rut vail. Jamat Sauqaa, John Simmon� . Alan Skartvadt. Darrold Thiama, Robarl Tonkin. Maina Tratla. Gaorqa Ck P °a r. J p ps tkalLh •rt� O. fl 4� Voqal. Robarl Wall. Robarl Willard. Harrison american institute of chemical engineers McTaa. Robarl Modrow. Ron Smith. Robarl. Praiidenl P % lb A few i a r o o vf M+UM o a A Biarman, Laurancc Coolai, John Embom, Richard Nelion, Harold Rott, Kannalh Slawart, Hariay Birkt. William Doyle. Michael Roolvik, Cordon Rutledge. Garald The American Institute of Chemical Engineers was founded in 1908. The student chapter was chartered in 1940 at the University of Washington. The objects of tho Instituto are the advancement of the professional standing of its members, the maintenance of high pro- fessional standards among its engineers and tho furtherance of chemical engineering in theory and practice. Erickson. Lionel Mar. Brian Thompton. Donald Uvada. Sam Valentine. Ralph William� . Harold Larrick. Alvin Tonnemeker, Gann Wall� , Charley NOT PICTURED: Aqar. Jamat Anderson, Nils Avary. John lilar, Loai Davidson. Judith J. Glann. Kirk Howard. Rodarick Kalm. Airqust Knul. Holt Krautt. Gaorqa Laonard. Dava Lomar. Archia Luck� . Harry Moii. Yukimori Morrow. Lelend Murakami. Robarl ON, Albert Ramnal. Jack Sahmal. Gaorqa Shimiiu. Masaru Slanderfar. Franklin Tao. Jamai Walktr. Jo« Wall. B. I. William� . Victor Yoihinaka, Jimmy 407 army drill team Captain: Richard Ramtay lit LI.: Russall Willman 2nd Lt.: Wyman Dobton 2nd It.: Roland PttHMit 2nd Lt.: John Combi 2nd Lt.: 8rian Cary ADVISORS: JUNIORS: SOPHOMORES: Captain Frank Athanton Floral. Arthur Hordan. William AndartOfl, Richard Cakarnit, Ikart M Sgt. Kaith Funk Klirgbaii. Richard Dahlgran, Don M Sgt.C. C. Jonat Lackman. Robart Pinar, Jamat Dalmora, Lauranca Fo. Donald Forman. Larry Grabar. Ray Ibaa, Oava Johntoa. Don Krull, Robart Lamoina. Phillip Lowa. Brad McGoldriek. Jimmla Ntlton. Earl Flaboch. Richard Sommin, Chariot Turnar, Jamet WJmmaf, Thomai FRESHMEN: Andarton, Sfavart 8ickfo'd. Arthur Billingtlay. Kirby Booth. William Cloora, Jamat Conway, John Dubois. William Eng. Rogar Rood. John Glandanning. Finit Gohlman. Richard Groihong, Ron Hafford. Clifford Harryman. Jamat Harchkor. Kan Mookar, Marry Hughbankt Clarare. Jacobian. William Jamat, Eva'aft Johmon, Arthur Kampa. Oaan Kofiimo, Ed Kringla, Richard Laptoa, Finn Lipoma. Sam Loan. Richard Lydan, Marry Mortal. Chariot Millar. Don Frants, Ralph Rich, Ed Sandakar, Robart Sankay. Robart Scuddar. Walt Shohan. Robart Spoor. John Spoor. Robart Thomai, Harb Thomas. John Thordarson. Stafan Vik, Robart Winaman, Raul I pershing rifle national army rote honorary Company B. Nth Rcgimont of the National Society of Pershing Rifles was formed on this campus in February of 1952. It has grown steadily since to a membership of 66. The members are selected from participants on the Army ROTC Drill Toam and other outstanding men in the Cadet Ranks. The PR sponsors many social functions during the year including the 1954 Spring Army Formal. The Drill Team marches under the guidon of the Pershing Rifles to such parades as the Daffodil Festival. Apple Blossom Festival, and the Trooping of Colors at the Aqua Theatro. Cary, Brian Cloora. Jamat Ramtay, Richard, Pratidanf Dtlmora. lawranca Oobto , Wyman Forman. Larry Gohtman. Richard Groihong. Ronald Harchkorn. Kannath NOT PICTURED: Billlngtlay Kirby Cakarnit. Ikart Combi, John Eng Rogar Fo. Donald Hordan. William Jamat, EvaraH Klirgb.il Richard Kringla, Paul. Jr. Krgll. Robart Lovra. Brad Lydan. Marry Pafarton, Roland Pilgrim. Chariot Pinar, Jamat Romm Lau'anca. Jr. Sandakar. Carl Thornguilt, Paul Turnar. Jamat Shohan. Robarf Sfaplat. William Rich, Edward Wlllman. Ruttall Wimmar. Thomai Winaman. Paul Lackman. Robart Lipoma. Sam McGoldriek. Jimmla Hughbankt. David Piabuch, Richard NOT PICTURED: Aik� «, terrain� Alton. Emmett Rlnkney. Richard Cheiteen, Robert Day, Eug« � Diction. Paul Doneldion, Don Gelutie. C� � t Hamilton, Eetfe Knoiha.g. Marilyn Kuda'kar, Vaianl Urdberg. Norman McBride. Harold Maddox. Gary Martini. Larry Millar. Charlei Morriion Findlay Nation. Carl Nation Howard O Naili, Richard Phlllipi, tarry Port. Paul Ouam. An Ritchie Margaret Rohbain, Myrtii Roaka, John Runikii. Janii Ryan. Mary Kathlaan Stevanio«, Robert Tavii. Jim Tiuchiya, Herbert Waigalt, Bernard Wong. Ciang O'Con-er, Eernard. Preiident Amman. George Andarion. Barnett Erown. Ray Ceichert, Irate Chikate. Florence Dobkin, Melvin Elliott, William Fite her, John Hamlin. William Hawley, Fred Ingle, Donna Johnion. Elinor Konopetli, Ron Landa, Jorge Lynch. Bonnie Jo Menhall. Richard american Millard. Robert Noble. Gerald Palola, Erneit Remiey, Richard Roil. Charlotte pharmaceutical Cleaiien, Phillip Sabin, toil Scott. Edwin Smith, Verne Station, Ron association Tho University of Washington College of Pharmacy Student Branch of the Amorican Pharmaceutical Association was organized in 1946 llVnion' toil to encourage the advancement of pharmacy as a science and a pro- Youngguiit. Peter fession. The Association engages speakers from the world of phar- macy and related health-science professions as well as having films relating to the profession. The social interests of its members are taken care of by dances, a Christmas party and participation in Pharmacy Week in the spring quarter in conjunction with the Phar- macy fraternities and honoraries. 409 Freemen. Mel, Preildent Beket. L rry Oeniell. Oon Dobio-. Tom UN, Bob Lehman, D-cl Nelson. Maurice Oiling. Dave Palo' Irni alpha phi omega scouting honorary Alpha Phi Omega i a national service fraternity whose pur- pose is to assemblo college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law. Gamma Alpha chapter at Washington was founded in 1939. There are 276 chapters and more than 44,000 members in the national. Alpha Phi Omega, one of the first groups to be called upon when service to the University of Washington is needed, is advised by T. Byron Hunt, Dr. George Cady, Bob Porter, Doan Bob Waldo and Dean Donald Andorson. The motto of Alpha Phi Omega is Be a leader, be a friend, be of service. Paulin, Mat Reece. Alan Freemen. Dick NOT PICTURED: Anderion. Don Id K Fiihar, (ill Freeman, Dick GUh. Da� Green, Jerry Green. Perry Harri� . AM Hunt. Byron Kennedy. Chuck King. Yu� i Kuhn. Ilj In Malakofl. Burt M.r.dlth, Jack Orkawe, Atiuih! Port«r. Robert Putn m. Oon Robinien, Fr«d Saintbury, Georg Seiveno. Do Waldo. Robert Kwniyuki. Yuki Steveni. John Watioa, John Weatherford David Meredith. John Popclelon, Phil Reiner, Robert Rotte. Alvin Rivkin. Saul 410 Jonas, K. H. Xalley. William Kirkland, Tom Koyasoko, Jim OH. Charlas. Praiidant Arwina, Roy lahrandt. Gaorqa Dean, Howard Graoak, Phillip Gwilym, Ed Ho� � , William NOT PICTURED: Abadi, Frank Adair. Francis Alba 'lion. Orrit Albrachf, Robart Ba'dan. Donald Barshauar, Waltar «Iu . William Bulay. Gaorqa Bylsman Barnard Cary, 8rian Corthall. At Cowalt. Charlai Cartii. Charlai Oalaae. Gaorqa Do ahva. Barnard Elii� . William Farqvian. C. A. Goodman, Robori Gunlauqion, AH Hanilar. Jarry Hill, Don Huckabay. Gaorqa Hudion. Marshall Jamlason. Robari Kampa. W� m Koatja. Ed lonq. Richard Lwth. Roll McCall� W McKannay. Doaqlai Mordock. Robari PanoM, Daan Pya Bill Rhodai, Pawl Robbari, Don Rolh. Joim Rolllar. Art Shrinar, Ralph Strom, Bjorn Thompson, Ray Viipas. Uno Waibal. Oonals Wabstar. la I and Whifinq. Edwin Wilson. Malvin Woo. Paul Vuhl, Mika lamb. Lrnn McIntosh. Jack Parlinqtos. Richard Pain non, W E Phillip. Frank Popoit, Alaiandar Portar. Sydnay Raftar, Jack Saqa. Ed Salmon. Garry Sadqlay. Gaorqa Sadtacah. Charlai american society of civil engineers Professional growth is derived two ways. First is the attainment of a background of technical knowledge and skill. Second is a philosophy which creates a spirit of loyalty to the profession. Student chapters of ASCE provide the opportunity for the be- ginning of growth in these directions, by supplementing regular class work making student work known to professionals in ASCE. 411 american society of mechanical engineers The University of Washington student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers was established on the campus in 1917. The pri- mary aims of tho organization are to broaden the students’ acquaintance with the practical side of mechanical engineering and to meet graduate engineers engaged in active practice of mechan- ical engineering. NOT PICTURED Am� � , Kenneth Anderson. Duana Anderson. J� y Baker, Irvin Barron. Herbert Bl«-Lin Ho. William Bishop. Marlon Calkin, Arthur Carlton, Antrim Castor, Robert Cunningham. Jamat Oaniia. Dwight Dethato. Jamat Dick. Edvard Donovan Miriam Dotton. B. F. fitch. John Fitjiimmont. Dala flaatan. Ralph Flant, frank fore� , Jotaph Frantilla William Friti. Dala Garrison. David Graano, Edward Gronamayar. Varnon Hall. Howard Hamamoto. Mataru Haalay. Donald Hanson. Rvttall Harkint. John Harrison. John G Harrod. Stanlay W. Haplar. Alasandar B. Koltilngar. Charlas M. Hoasbargar Brvca A. Jacobson, Richard C. Jonas, William K. Karr, Robart M. Kayas, Gilbart W. Klein, Donald H Kvlnga. Richard A lewis. Hanry W. lowary. Patrick A. lutehei, lor an I. Mattlar, Ulrick H. Monlagua. Richard W. Munro. Donald N. Palkay. Duana A. Rica, Francis Rimbech. John E. Rood rant. Duana I. Saulsman, Richard R. Shannon. Charlas H. Singh. Balwant Sparrow, John I. Stainthal, Milton W. Sylliaasan, Gordon C. Tfonnalaed. filing Town sand. C. W. Turanciol, Fuat Vansarslica. Gordo� S. Vincant, Gordon A. Wilson, Brock B. Woack. Harold L Wu. Hanry B. Allan, Edwin Prasldant Ashmora. Richard Bakar, Duana Sargaron, Jimmia Blaka, Robart Boyditun, Richard Brasiar, Thomas Burwtil, William Clatan. Dann Claudton. Tom Clausan, T ha odora Crain, Richard Crim, Jamat Damal. Jayatitsa Dutton, Robart Elmbarg. Jack Flatchar, John Haven Hugh Henkel, Harold Molt. Gerald Jonas, William landwear. Jamas Lukin, Jack McGarrigla. Walton McManis, Chat McMillan. Richard Merchant. Howard Morgan. Michael Nelson. Maurice Paterson. Emerv Ouackanbuih Stanlay Randolph. Joim Read, Norman Schwadas, John Skaran, Arthur Wulciak. Joseph Walker. William Yuiutaka, Roy Yutani, Kasuo f5 c •Ian • . Stanley O.. I W iJJ o A % c r U.J p a p Atk i fir A A pi o ft r iik . Ik r « allfe MI 412 bachelor's club Nordilrom, S-uca Balfroyntaa, L«a M d. M.fb Miller. kauri No . Jim UbofQ . Carl. P iid n! All n. Tony Boyd. Sayr BuicS. Jay friction. Jack (rlckion. K « Hal� rio� . F'rd Mol . ftalpb Jobation. Bob Joo i. Johnny Koman, Dick Even an organization which holds the typical UW coed in ruth- less contempt must submit to the mores of socioty on occasion and several successful stag parties were held with dates re- quired to foot their own bill and wear white shirts and ties. The Bachelors also were a huge success at this years Songfest. Presented as an added attraction, the Bachelor's theme song. A Woman, A Woman stopped the show. ErScktoo. Fr d Hutchlm. Bud Zirb l, Bill Backar, Pr d FUlcbar. Jim PiccH na. Bill W i all. Olci It is the purpose of this organization to support and pro- mote school spirit on the University of Washington campus and to encourage active participation from the older male students. Only single, unengaged males, 21 years old or over with the proper attitude concerning the opposite sex are eligible for membership. Please do not misconstrue the term, proper attitude. Kr b«l. Bawl Mahar, Ed M cl od. Gary 413 Alllion, Themet L, Jr. Allworth, Kent S. And.rion, Graham S. Aultin. Chori.I W. Sail.y, lawrasca P Baldwin. Don.id W Sorb.., Gale 0 Brown. Chatter 8 Burch, Willi.m J. Cr.ln, Rickard W Jr. Diet� . W.rr.n C. Fltigrr.ld, John 8. Flohr. Robert 8 Forrey, Ard.n W,, Jr. Gibbon!, Rob.rt J Goodm.n, Rob.rt F. Gr.nt, Al.n R. Guy.r. Rob.rt E Xarmln Kurt W. Lam, Chapman I lohr, J.m.i R. Megnmon. W.itly W., Jr. Maheff.y. Willi.m T. McAlliit.r, Gordon P. Millar, Rob.rt W. N.lion, Donald I N.lion, M.uric. A. Ott. Alb.rt F. Phillip. Frank P Pri.b . W.il.y L. R.ami, William H Richardson, Gordon W. Roaka, Stephan M. Standerter. Franklin R. turn.r, Jamal W Voa.l, Hobart J W.lkar, Jamai R Watmora, Richard A Yeetting, Robart O. NOT RICTORED: (Una) Erickion. Kannath J. line graduates Compass and Chart Board of Control in moating. Saatad, loft to right: 8ob Farra'I. Emory 8undy. Han Searle. Wayno Weld. Gala Barbee (President), Ed Riley. Don Bowers. Fred Millar. Tarry MahaHey. Standing, loft to right: Dave Baity. Gary Siller. Jim Poola. Phil Rathbun. Ben Mnson. Letlie Hong. Jim McGrath and Alan Grant, 414 Am«1 . Bert K. Baker. John 0 Bevmer. Delbert H. Oicktor Robert J Deque. Regit C. Ferre. Do«eld G. Ferrell, Edmond R. J . Jr. Goifkle, Sanford F. G'iggt. Everett G.. Ill He«net. Jemei D. Ho.klnt, Heine L Jeckton. Gereld E. Kendig. Herold L. Longer, Gereld D. Le� , Richard O. Mlelde. Cerroll V. Rebel. Leigh W Rtlet, Edwerd F.. Jr. compass and chart naval rote fraternity Fell end winter quarter Bettelion Staff. I tt to right: Dave Phifer. CPO; Leigh Rebel, CO: Gordon McAlliiter, Company CO: Kent Allworth. Company CO; Steve Roake, Communication Officer; Oick Crain, Com- pany CO; Arden Forrey, XO: Bob Yeetting. Op. Officer; Bill Burch. Aide, end Dal Beumer, Bal’n CO. marine Bowen, Donald V. Coffin. John C Menton. Carl A. Phifer. Oerid W. Schoonover, Stanley M. Tort. Richard E. 415 Officin and midshipmen havo a gala ovaninq at the annual Ring Dance. The whole campus turns out to tea the anties of the NROTC froth on Compatt and Chart initiation day. hold each tpring. The day elimases with a plunge Into Froth Pond by the new initiates. Compass and Chart, Washington's Naval fraternity, is recognized nationally in Navy circles as one of the lead- ing units. The Clark Hall organization is composed of all NROTC members who desire to belong. Compass and Chart sponsors many activities during the year such as the Binnacle, the unit newspaper, a NROTC annual, and glee club. Other activities include a very active intramural sports program, Helm and Halyard sailing club and the rifle and pistol teams. The Wash- ington unit's rifle and pistol teams are ranked nationally and hold many trophies. Compass and Chart also has an active social calendar. During the year it sponsors a fall informal, Friday night record dances in the C C lounge, and the well known Ring Dance. The Ring Dance, one of the campus' larg- est formals, was held winter quartor at the Benjamin Franklin hotel. The beautiful Ring Dance queen was an- nounced at the dance. Compass and Chart, in its 29th year on the Washington campus, can woll be proud of its achievements. The Compass and Chart rifle loam pose in the Clark Hall armory. Front row. le t to right: Stan Searle, Ward Eason. Mike Stain. Gordon McAllister. Paul Mottcrt, and Al Chonoweth. Back row: 8ill Carter, Jim Poole. Joe McMillan. Larry Layccck, John Coffin. Roy Dye. Bill Sergont and George Eastman. 416 The CompaM end Chert pijtol teem placed high in national competition. Down the ladder thay are: John Coffin. Gordon McAllitter. Dave Phifer and Kent Allworth. compass and chart Editor and taff of the Binnacle and annual are Larry Laycock, Davo Beitx, Ben Mason, annual editor; Al Rottn, photographer; Phil Rathbun and Jim Poole. Binnacle editor. The annual Governor'� Day reviow find the NROTC unit excelling in com. pany drill. Helm and Halyard, C S C boat club. pon oe weekly cruitet and co- educational boat trip . 417 forest club Abrehemtgn, Denny Allen. Gery And� '� on. 0 v Aod r� on. John Arneion. Ami Ati'ni. Dick h on, Jeck teiley. John Bill, Bill Bettig, Burr Bn-i.chemp. � HM Beenmen. Bob Benton. Stan Barg. Carl Barry, till Btencherd, Jack B.-anna- Roy Broun. Don Browna. Harry Bryant, tan a ray. Wally rlton. Oava Chambart. Bruce Chan. 611 Che� . Gil Chattiald, Doug Clancy. Roger Cola Data Comttky. 6aorga Crittenden, Bob Culbertton. Richard Delrympl . Larry Daniel, till Davie� . Jerry Da Holl. Friti Donnelly. Bob. Bret Donovan. Jim Dowdell. Don Dowdte. Barney Oudlay. John DuGay. John Eaton. Ward Fagarberg, Kieth Farley. Dale Fantka. Gary Flora. Do Fora , Dave Franklin. Ray Fra � . Gary Fray. Tom Fuji., John Giever. Bant Gitke. Kan Good. Duane Go� � . Gordon Grabar, Ray Gracay, Bob Gragg, Philo Grobey. John Guthrie, t W. Grayton. Ken Hantan. Franci� Harding. Roger Harriton. Ban Hawley Jerry Hebrank. Ai Halland, Wayne Hlenrlch. S. L Hina� , Pat Hoffman. John Jackto . Will Jacobton Jama� Jarvi� . Mika Jamaa, Jerry Johmon, L. R Johnton, Pate Johnttone. Harold Jordan, Don Jon � , Art Junk. Dick Karliton. Eric Xawa, AHulbi Kelley. We. Kimball. Marv Kringla. Dick LaCtalr, Earl Laibal. Jim lewit. Ja� p r Little. Wat Uoyd. Cal Lohr, Jim Luce!. Frank Liriignen. Guy Lottie. AI Me� on. tan McCullough. Tom Maior� . Don Magill. Art McVey. Doug Merritt. Dick Michalotti Hallo Mifflin, John Mlllo. Clyde Moorhead, till Morrow. Cl'nt Moyer. Jim Myert. Jerry Nord. Fred Nuaen. AI Hunan. John Olten, Harvey Olton. Lloyd Olion, Otto Pardo. Dick. Preiident Pali , Stan Parnall, Let Part . Duane Pedartan, Jim Patrona. Ed Pharit, Dick Pickett� , till Pierton. Darrell Pitcher Colleen Polotink. Mika PraH. Fred Prochneu. Art Raynor, John Ready. Sam Richard� . Kenno Robbint. Paul Rodawald. till Ro� . Bill Rotter Eraeit Ruth. Don Ruttell, Don Sagar. Bob Sauva. Ev Sc huh. John Scbulia. Jack Shelton, Stan Sheppard. Harold Shirley. Gary Shook. Paul Small, Brian Smith, Gena Smith. Irving Smith. T. G. Spangler, Warren Stark� . Brent Stedman, Don Steen. H. K. Steniel. George Stephen� . Freeman Stevar, John Stavenioa. Bob Stone, till Tackett. Ladetl Thompion. Dale Trappe. Jamei Tyrrell, Mike Volkmen, Cecil Waldhout. Fred Wallace. Dick Walton, Pat Warren. Georg Willrich. Cart Welth, Ron Wilton. Gerald Wingard, Marv The Fores Club, with its almost 200 members, has been active since 1910, making it one of the largest and oldest organiza- tions on campus. Working primarily to promote fellowship and interest in the profession of Forestry, major Club activities includo Garb Day, the annual Forester’s Banquet .and spon- sorship of a statewide Conservation Week each spring. Though most of the members are Forestry students, the Club is open to all who are interested in Forestry and its related fields. Meetings, featuring a variety of speakers and programs, are held every other Thursday evening in Anderson Hall. 418 graduate nurses club The Graduate Nurses Club of the University of Wash- ington, organized in 1920, is open to all graduate pro- fessional nurses registered in the School of Nursing. Those nurses are enrolled in advanced programs, major- ing in nursing education, public health nursing or industrial nursing. The group is interested in promoting closer re- lationships between students, other campus organizations, and the nursing faculty. OFFICERS Patrici Vendor Loost—Proiidont Dori� Starling—Vice President Dori Aster—Secretary Harriot Smith—Advisor Aeker, Doris Agahyjn. Field Anderton. Berty Bartrend. Gimvor Biglar. Halen Bloom, Barbara Soon , Roial � Booi«r, Mary Cobb. Mary Colt. Shirley Colly. Martha Collar. Catharine MEMBERS: Flee, Ruth Frias , Euniea Gardoni. Frances Graham. Erika Gray. Margaret Hammarly, Aloha Hamilton, Pearl Hartnett. Josephine Hater. Ruth Higdon. Virginia Hodges. Ruth Holman. Margarat Jacobsen, Catharine Jennlng, Jeanne Jennings, Marguerite Jonas. Mildred Keefer, Margarat Kendall, JoAnn Kattarling. Helen King. Esmer Krahn, Alice Langeland. Ann! Mlllsaps, Wenita Nakamura, Nobuko Nelson. Carol Nichols. Grace Ro«ley. Mery Saida, Evelyn Singer. Lorraine Sousa, Wilhalmina Small. Muriel Sterling. Doris Swope. Lulu Takiguchi, Katsuko Trowbridge. Grace Vender Least. Patricia Wilson, Martha Wilson. Silvia Wright, Jane home economics club cabinet Founded in 1910, the Homo Economics Club is a professional, as well as a departmental, organization and is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. Membership is extended to all Homo Economics majors. A cookie sale, the proceeds of which are placed in a special fund to Dubiel. B«s� io: bo used in helping a foreign student attend school in this country, highlights the year's activities. Social functions include a Christmas party, Mothers’ tea, and Senior banquet. Services given are a Foreign Package Drive in the fall quarter, which supplies food and clothing to needy persons in foreign countries, and aid in the department's annual Open House program. NOT PICTURED: Kellter, Meriori Johnson. Susie Rocley. Helen Vuiukl. Tomlko Teylor. Lois Veron Pearl 419 fS NOT PICTU MO: Andirtoe. Clerenre R. Rerrett. J«cl ft Cerpenter Theodore Pieter. De-eld 8. UlMII. On«l W, husky swim club men's swimming The Husky Swim Club, men's swimming honorary organized to create enthusi- asm in swimming is open to any boy who attends membership meetings. The club has gained in importance on the campus through its annual production of the Aqua Fantasies presented in co-ordination with the Silver Fish and the mens and women physical education departments. Not only is this event looked forward to each year, but the club also sponsors the State-Wide Coaches Swimming Clinic annually held in conjunction with the State High School Swim Meets. The Husky Swim Club officiates at all intramural and state high school swim meets held at the pool. Other functions are the annual Alumni-Varsity swim meet and a banquet held in the spring honoring the varsity and freshman swimmers. At this banquet an inspirational award is presented to the most outstanding freshman and senior members of the club. Our main purpose is to create more interest in swimming and to further the sportsmanship effort. U� i|, Robert f. D Normenn. Soren OGelligen John Fetter. Ethen Print. Merle ftio . Teft Spengler, Werren Teytor ftoneld Thome. Cerl 420 university of Washington yacht club The University of Washington boasts of one of the largest and most active College Yacht Clubs on the Pacific Coast. The U W Yacht Club is the only sporting club on campus owning its own facilities. The fleet consists of six boats and will soon be en- larged to ten. They are maintained for the use of members at no cost. Membership in the Yacht Club is open to students and faculty members. The Yacht Club has been active year-round sinco it was formed in 1948. During that time it has grown from 15 to over 100 members, attesting to the increasing popularity of sailing as a pleasure- able pastime for college people. members OFFICERS Commodore Ronald Morse Bailay. John Brown. Robert Bruner. Ted Gourley. James Gardner. William Hansen. Rosalee Lippert, George Locker, Donald Mahon. Hal � 4alta..J D’ L .. J Thomsen, Carol Thordarson, Stetan Toner. Roberta Vico Commodoro Roar Commodoro Fleet C«plain William Larson George lippert Peter Oldow Brocher, Kenneth Bonnett, Roger Bloomer, Jerry Buchan. 8ill Byrne. Kenneth Harlow. Bruce Heiniinger, David Holcomb. A. Joy Hopper, Lowell Ho. Bin-Lun Mtfifrod, Kicnerd Miller, Don Morse. Ronald MacConnach’e, Barbara VanDivort. Jack Volkersa, Evert Van. Eric Whiteley. Jack Willoughby. Westel Wilson. Douglas Wilson Wesley Withers. William R. Secretary Shirley Kreoshnar France� Church Clinton, Sheila Carlson. Art Casey. Patrick Howe, William Hudson. John B. Ktivtady Konnsth Newbegin. Jan Oldow. Peter A. Olvtng. Gerry Historian Shirlov Stark Church. Frances Dolsman, Lois Do Coppet, Veronica Flower. Mary Lee Finstad, Sharlene Fryer. Doug Kieburtz. Richard Kraushnar. Shirley Knestis, William Langton. Kenneth Larson, William R. Larson. R. E. Page, Renee Rosenwald. Victoria Sharp. Lee Stafford, Shannon Stevenson. Leanore Stark, Shirley Worden. J. Rodney Yount. Karen York. Mary Membership Chairman Carol Thomsen Advisor Or. Maurice Rattray. Jr. Graduate Secretary Frank Hiscock 421 CAROL MARTIN Queen of the Winter Carnival husky winter The Husky Winter Sports Club under the eagle oye of Presi- dent Wayne Schmad and his staff of enthusiastic skiers has had another fabulous season. An extra good year was helped by the weather as snow conditions for skiing were extra good. Enthusiastic skiers relai with a cop of coffee, but appear reluctant to min a minute on the slopes. It's a long way up. that way. Schmad. Baldwin. Wayne: Bill; President Vice President McGee. Sally; Treasurer Deeproso. Blanche: Corresponding Sec. Weigle. Prue Recording Sec. 422 Everyone's friendly in tho HWSC. sports club Highlights of the HWSC Winter program included: the HWSC Ski School hoadod by Bob Albrecht, assisted by Wendell Waite, which had another successful season at Stevens Pass. The HWSC broadcasted the weather forecast and club news over KCTS TV with Casey Connor and Wondell Waite. Finally, the HWSC spectacular Winter Sports Carnival which included the PPSA Class A downhill and slalom cham- pionships. the carnival banquet and queen contest. FetteroH. Callison. Diane Judy OA Deleg � � Publicity Halbert. Jackie Publicity Wait� , Connor, Wendell Caiay Racing Queen Contact institute of aeronautical sciences engineering society As an Engineering Society the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences provides opportunities for students on campus to benefit by participation in programs and activities related to the aeronautical sciences. Membership in the I.A.S. is open to every engineering or physical science major with a bent toward things aeronautical. Activities of the I.A.S. include high quality technical meetings with leading men from the aircraft industry as speakers. The I.A.S. member gains first hand in- formation of aviation on the field trips offered each year. The bi-annual engineering open house is an in- teresting project on which I.A.S. mombers work to- gether as an engineering team. LEFT TO SIGHT, FRONT ROW 0 1 Jensen Jemes McArthur Oaril Hahn Marvin Grattol Robert Wartlald Jarnai Erroni William Eastarbrook Lloyd Oually SECOND ROW Gilbart L a Rodnay Wlngrova Clayton Crow Malcolm Mathaws Don Laamon tud Nelson Reverdr Allandar Edward Waitwood Alan Fay Robart Conrad THIRD ROW Robart Morris Thor Snaring Howard Francli Eloar Godo Alfred Thomai R. E. Suren R M. Cubbaga Don K pl«r Earl Finch Mehten Nets Virgil Packman Gian Slinnatt. Chairman education industrial club Miaida. Carroll. President Baldwin. Joseph Suchane-y Garner Burrell. David Erickson. Courtney Fuller, William Griffin. William The Industrial Education Club was founded in 1951 by students majoring in Industrial Education. Dr. Athol R. Baily, head of the department, guided the r i . I, r t . t . Hackman. Robart foundation. The purpose of the club is to promote Hissan winiam r ii i . i r i • • , . r . . Hill, Claude fellowship between those maiormq and minormq in ielp � v 7 ‘7 3 Hundstlad. Lawrence Industrial Education. At the weekly meetings guest speakers better acquaint students with the profession. Officors include Carroll Mjelde, President; Philip Mat- ross, Vice President; and William Fuller, Secretary- Treasurer. Matron. Philip Miller, Bill Somers. Wellar Stickles. Paul NOT PICTURED: B'enchley. Charles Srengen. Thomai Caulfield, Joseph Dokken, Thomas Greig. Lawrence Hall. Phillip Hammond. Richard Hollingsworth. Raft Spitmogla. Dean Sutharland, William Wantworth. Jack Winder. G«org Alt 424 management club Mantel. Richard. Pretidenl Anderion. Robert A. Anderton. Richard H. Tho Management Club was organized in 1948 by a group of students interested in management from the grass-roots standpoint. The main pur- pose of the Management Club is to help students bridge the gap between school and the business world. The Club sponsors talks by outstanding business- men whoso topics are timely and designed to promote student participation during tho dis- cussion period at the end of each meeting. The club also publishes the nationally distributed booklet Selling Yourself. The contents furnish such topics arc how to conduct yourself in an interview and how to prepare a letter of applica- tion and date sheet are included in this booklet. Each spring the club puts on an active soiling campaign directed at the graduating seniors. An annual spring banquet and initiation cere- mony highlight the social activities of the club. Through active membership students are given an opportunity to bccomo hotter acquainted with members of the faculty and with fellow classmates. Membership is open to all studonts interested in management subjects. Andrew� , rugen� A ftmerton, Sara A. Faball. Anthony A Jama� . Richard McCann. Broca E. Marenakoi Jam� � B Pomerenk. Ralph K Poller. Roy M Shellebarger, Roger Steven� . R«« A Watjon. Archibald W Wool� � . Ronald 0 J ' r e ° . M 'I . «d J yf L ft ft 1 � 4 ft A o rt 4 , £it Baker. Arthur Srevik. Arthur A_, Corr. Sac.-atary Co «on. Donald A. Ounham. Da� id Fairchild, Jatoar Fingerman. Y. NOT PICTURED: Fratalla. Theobald Hamm. Robert Helgoland. Richard Hodton, Arlay Karnar, George Maguire, Rusiall Nold. Leigh Olatiion. Arni� Partont, Walter Patarjon, Clifford Younger. Robert We'nitock. Irwin marketing club The Marketing Club helps students bridge the gap between school and the businoss world by sponsoring talks by outstanding business men. field tours of marketing organizations in the area, and joint meetings with tho Puget Sound chapter of the American Marketing As- sociation. This gives tho students an opportunity to become better ac- quainted with members of the faculty and leaders in the business profession. The Marketing Club is affiliated with the leading professional organization spon- soring the development of more scienti- fic practices in the distribution field. Membership is open to students in- terested in marketing as a career. NOT PICTURED Anderton, E. A Anderion, G. H Baker, Art Ballard. Chiiil� � S. Brambille. F� rn«nd Camendona, Harold B Colli Jack C. Clark. K� fh� in� Finolgan. Willi4m M. Grvbb. Ed. I Htalh, Jack HiniUy, Rodney ingraham. Starlay C. Kidd. J. W. K:rchnar. Harry Lawton, Vernon McCannon, Ja-e N lion, Georg� Oatfiald. Raymond Peng, Tom Y. Patrick. Jack 0. Van Palt Edward Pow� ll. Claud� Pratt, Shannon Peaia Ratifoa. Mark L Schlaafll. Wayn� E. ScNorjman. Donna Sch� rr� r Sharar. Archie Silv� r. Frank M. Smarr. Rog� r W Stark. John R Thomaiian, Norman Vail. Norman Andarion. Richard H„ Prcildant Andarion. Jim Andarton. Rob� rt Aihdown. Fr«d Barguiit. Chari.� M. Barrett, Richard K B'adan. Marvin Campb«ll. Rod Cartla, William H. Chandl.r, Martin Fr� � man, Richard E. Frltib� rg. Don Galimanu� . $t� ph«a G. Hallan, Ralph G. Hodg� i. Floyd E Hoffman, William M. Lomon, Harold H. Muallar, Floyd O’Conner. Jamet V. Olbardini. H H, Ophaim, A. S. Petar� , Sidney Pickering, Wayn� L. Rainford. Harold D. Roger� , Ralph Snodgratt. Marilyn Snyder. Allan Twryla. John E. VIk. Jam� � Wilton. David J. Witham. Marilyn e r A Neiarenut.C. L. 425 1 BETA E� 9«' Arii. Garni, Kami MclMoth. Joan Moratand, Solly PluTlaar.Joan Sh� rry. Carolyn CHI Eq.B Patty Garvin. Sandy Gra«r. TI � HoH� nb� k. J m 0 Lundoll, Solly Notion. Ruby Norland, E!l«� n Provotl. Gloria Lokk «, Jean, Pr«tld««t NOT PICTURED: COUNCIL All� . Marjori� Franck . Lynn Hodg.t. Hold Wi� rm� c. Sutan SETA Altholf. Aalt Claw. Ly« Oablquit . EUlno Hawltl, 0� � InqKam, Joan Row� � . Marian Trofl� r, Carol CHI OS� � . I� !� Harr.ll, Ruth Hyd� . Mary lou Irwin, Lynn J� nninqt, Sui«nn� Martin, Mon M th� � ton. l� «lou Schmltx. Donna Schuli. ShirUy $kin. r, Jo� Wold. Marilyn KAPPA Bantlty. Doan Hedq� t, Nolda lv«r on, B� v P«r� on, Sorbar� Picatdo. Joyc� Zinrjmark, Joan � LAMBDA Adam� . Ann K� rr. Wlnilr«d L««, Donn RicMmy� r. Sophia Thompion. Carol Ann SIGMA Carlton. Laurr� lo� Harr!� . Camilla Kildahl. CarUn� Luk� . Ruby Rayball. D-Av«nl Schmidt, $hirl� y W«lrmae. Suta� THETA All� n. Mariori� 8� ! o. Marckt. An«� lor� Mlllor, Mary L. Todd. GUntfa Wind� r. L� ora Yow«ll. Carol 426 LAM BOA • Spain, Marianna, Obarkotltr, Marilyn. Traaterar Hitlorlan phrateres council Bora� . Farn Afklnton. Carolyn Carman. Anna Paulll, JoAnn Sand� , la-arly Strain, Sandra Provo � , Gloria Gardintr, Mary Elian Ward. Audry KAPPA Arqe. Nancy Arlowa, Lau'ia Badar. Tina Buck. Jaan Bartfatt. Dori� Eglvat, Barbara Eldal. Sun Galbar. Harriot phrateres Ward. Avdray SIGMA Gardinar. Mary Elian Famous for Friendliness is the motto which the Phratereans have no trouble at all living up to. It comes almost automatically—at barn dances, £1«:« ut� slumber parties, ski week ends and well, you name it. Open to all women on the campus, Phrateres par- ticipation in sport, social and service affairs means an added something. Phrateres is an international social and service organization, and at tho Univer- sity it is composed of six subchapters, each having its traditional activities and social events. theta Ftrguton. Mary Jana Flood. Charlaan Graham, Pat Hamphifl, Gay Lokkan. Oorlt Orchard. Charmion Popwall, Virginia Kyan. Nancy Undguitl. Joanna Mooay. Pal Salhar. Ovidia Summarfiald, Batty Rantom. Loralla Start, Mauraan filipino social organization Sington, Ben; P « � • OFFICERS Ban Sington; President Jotefine Corilllet; Vice President Pelagio Merca; Secretary Merian Gemido: Treasurer Celso Ruperto; Public Relations The Filunist Club is composed of Filipino students whose purpose is to get better acquainted with foreign students on campus, to draw the individual group of Filipino stu- dents closer togethor and to encourage other Filipino students to study at the University of Washington. One of the highlights on the social calendar for the group is their participation in the annual International banquet. Though the group is a small one, it is active in many areas of campus activity. Lot� to right: Gloria Pcllicer, Cel to Ruperto. Merle Pei Eleiiequi, Ben Sington. Terete Montento. Top row: Cettor Boc- tit: Pelagio Merce. Standing: Jotefine Car- til let, Lolita Gemido. Sitting: Oolly Rigor. Fernelane Gontalo. NOt PICTUREO. Alcid, Rotenda (echo. Vic Dinarot. Joietina Dloino. lanicia Ferinat. Ricardo Gemido. Marian Hidalgo. Etta lim Oh Luit Narta, Jaime Somere. Frencitce sororia older women students Sororia was organized at the University of Washington in 1910 for older women students, enrolled for either graduate or undergraduate studies. Its purpose is to promote friendship, mutual educational interests, and to participate in ASUW activities. A woman foreign student is given an honorary associate membership each quarter to further international acquaintance and understand- ing. A Woman of Achievement Award is made annually to an outstanding mem- ber. Other activities include a Christmas party, summer picnic, and a graduate breakfast honoring the current year’s graduates. 8-« jo r. Emily Campbell. Mar say Doolty, Clara Elliott. Evelyn Fergwton, Ian Hainan, Mary Jonet. Mildred Kehler. Shirley NOT RICTUREO: Kelty. Harriet Koenigtveld. Helen Komar. Georgia Lange . Francai Uet. Sylvia Lil|a. Helen Marjerriton. Mary Millie pi, Wanita Oliver, Mergere� Oiweng. Margaral Porter. Cenendre Schrackengoit, E-laen Scott. Agnet Salby, Joan Sample. Jean Small. Muriel Timer. Katherine Tracy. Ida Trongwet. Alice. Praiidant Tyter. Katharine Vero. Helen 428 lorgitrom. Pat Cattleman. Nelli DeForeit. Oorothy Graham. Erila Kwriyama, Sue Marth. Elaine Vulllet. Evelyn Wallace, lit Fu.il. Jean. President Ssiiuki, Toml Vice President Toshi. Joyce yaleda Japanese Women’s Social Organization Senda. Margaret Katherine Though it was organized on this campus only eight years ago, Valeda has made groat progress in furthering its purposes. It has stimulated the social and intellectual interests of the Japanese girls on campus, and it has also encouraged their groatcr participation in campus activities. Its program includes a welcoming tea in the fall for fresh- men girls, an alumnae tea, and a formal honoring the graduating seniors. Fireside meetings, outings, dances and service projects helped to complete a busy, but wonderful yoar. Chikate. Florence Hayashi, Polly NOT PICTURED: Chihera. Cnthollne Higo, Yoshiko Ich.ku-a. Noriko Kedoshlme, Sally Kawaguchi, Ellen Kubota, Doris Nakathime, Palsy Nomura. Sylvia Matsuiaka, Jo Ann Okad.1, Joyce Okawa, Arlene Okubo. May Salo, Graca Hikida. Gloria Shimomu a. Terrie Kitemoto, Lilly Shop, Nancy TakahaiM, Nobia Tiua, Yukiko Yamauchi, liana Kono. Sumi Negate, Peggy Ovawa. Joyce Osawa. Nancy OlosKI. Marianna Salo. Amy Sug.moto, Setsuko 5-jguro. Sun Suyama. Ruby Tsuji. Amy Tiutsumoto. Helena W Unotawa. Jeannette Urekawa. Marianne Uyada, Fumtko Uyada, Fuveko Uyeda. Martha Yotiwuya, Eltla 429 Moon Volvo Ttutiumofo. Helena N tl, Mery l«« Wabitar, Garaldlna William� . Rath� 430 Nlaltan. Joan Nlatfiald, Marilyn Clark. Jo Ann Farnall, Dorothy women s physical education club The Women's Physical Education Club is composed of majors and minors in the field of Physical Education. The purpose of the group is to bind its members more closely together in their sociol and professional interests. The first Wednesday of each month found the girls gathered in the Towor room in Hutchinson enjoying speakers, movies, coffee, and cookies. Among their many social functions were: frosh orientation tea, bicycle trip to Seward Park, Christmas festivities and initiation, student-faculty fun party, biannual Parents' Night, skip trip, picnic, student-faculty softball game and barbecue, and the annual Spring Senior banquet. Officers for the year were Pat Thomson, president; Jackie Robinson, vice president; Gloria Hikida, treasurer; Mary Lee Neil, secretary; Pat Green, historian; Sylvia Neth, senior representative; Barbara Robb, junior representative; Carole Patterson, sophomore repre- sentative; Shirley MacLaughlin, freshman representative; and Miss Kathro Kidwell, faculty advisor. NOT PICTURED: Andanon Comtanca tokar. Faith Cook. Oorothy Arlina Hoi bar q, Patricia Ann Kialand. Sherry McLaughlin. Shlrlay Nalton. Shlrlay J. Nath. Sylvia Ann Pattarion. Carol� Patan. Shlrlay Ann Senear. Marcia Hala� Shottrom. Carolyn Smith, Mary Ann Snukl, Lilian H Wogiland. Batty Joan Kanikabara, Nancy Knutian. Marjoria Jaan Soltky, Sally Swaanay, Kalharlaa Thrailtill, Marilyn Lova. Marilyn Pattl� on, Sally Lundall, Sally Ann Bobbin� . Collaan Sandarton. Joyca Slnkunai. Tool Millar. Marion Moltan, Sandy ■allay. Jana Bank� . Nancy Ban� hoof. liana Boyar. Pat Bull. Nona Chrotanian. Lillian Thornton. Pat. Pr� � id� � t Hunttlng, LouAnn Judd. Janat Ann L Bonion, P. Ocmetriadoi. A. Diotx, N. Johnson. R. Hackman. Jan Gillman, C. Stonehocker, C. Hill, W. Slone. The Air Force ROTC Drill Teem under the command of Cadet Lt. Colonel Connie D. Benson has had a busy fifth year. The team marched in a parade nino days after fall quarter began and also in the Santa Claus Parade in November. The toam appeared as half-time entertainment at the UW-OSC football game and made many additional appearances throughout the year, in- cluding one in Santa Rosa, California. The team has com- peted in team shows both hero and in California. Captain Edwin A. Valentine is the faculty advisor. air force rote dril Sunflowor Quoon Anno Salute FRESHMCN SOPHOMORES Bennett. Chartei Bengi, Gerald Bramon, Charlai •a tel, Gene Oodhalne, Gary •lock. Nad 8utte'i, Robert Crane, Jamal Clemar.i. Robert Dean. Howard Dewey. John Hatcher, Albert Dutton. William Harrop, Robert Flower, William Kukay, Richard Mlatze. MclCean Linda. Fred Manning, Kenneth Olnon. Ralph Iverton, Donald Pede'ion, George Johnion. Glen Perry. Ronald Kahklen, Joteph Rollwagon. Jack Kelly. Roger Stone. William Mllburn. Oavid Stonehocker. Craig Nairn. Darrell Niader. John Prlabe, Ronald Rogari, Richard Rommat, I'uca Simpuon. John Tibbiti. Harwood Treitrall, Jama� V haolar. Barry JUNIORS Dialt. Arthur Gillman. Jan Hill. Claude Smith, Staphe Firtt Toam SENIORS •anion. Lonnie Demitriedet. Paul Hackman, Robert Johnion. Nunnally Stock, Eugene Second Team estonian club Seated left to right: Rein Lull, Malle PiE o, Juhan Liikano Standing: Andi Are, Kenne� li Gorshkov, Uno Vijpai, Gerhard Olving, Mart Liikanc The Estonian Club was founded in this campus in November, 1952, and participates in most student activities, especially those offered by the Foreign Students' Office and tho Cosmopolitan Club. The group was particularly active during International Festival Week. NOT PICTURED Hannibal, Leo KalvMe, Jurl laevattu. Toivo alpha delta sigma men’s professional advertising honorary Washington's Robert W. Jones chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma, founded in 1923, is one medium through which future adver- tising men gain in-field experience and kocp in touch with professional people in their field. Membership primarily is com- prised of journalism, business administra- tion, and industrial arts majors. Each year Alpha Delta Sigma handles one major public service campaign, such as last year's staffing of Crusade for Free- darn operations in Seattle and King County. Luhdu, Jim. B'o� I. Tom Carter. W«yna Da� ie� . Bill friction. Kan GUrvm. Roll Jordan. Dare leckman. Bob Lawlt, Ron NOT PICTURED Bakar, Bruce fielder. Bill Hansard, Jim Thome� , Raul alpha epsilon delta premedical honor society Taylor. Ronald Alktnis. Zaii} Anderson. Richard Rowell Cola. Remberly Ann Enfitrom. Donald Ellon Freeman. Melvin Irwin Fullinqton, Frank Frederick Hollinqiworth, Kerman Harrison Hoskins. Blaine Lvrtn Kempmenn, Kathleen leidiq, Raymond Lonn. Lawrance Irwin McIntyre. David Joseph Morse, Ronald Rrescott Nelson. James Roaer O'Neill. Sally Jo Scott, Clifford Ronald Stsirman. Melvin Jerald Tinlinq. David Werner, Lee Ana NOT RICTUREO Chlpman. Dennis Clarence Beta chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta has been active on the Washington campus for six years. As a National Premcdical Honor Society, it functions to stimulate an appreciation of the importance of promed education in the study of medicine. Members must have completed 75 hours of premod work with a grade average of 3.1. The high point of Alpha Epsilon Delta's busy schedule includes the sponsorship of a Pacific Northwest Preprofessional Conference which is held everv two years at tho U. of W. Health Sciences Building. Its other activities are dosigned to promote cooperation and con- tacts among medical and premedi- cal students and educators in de- veloping an adequate program of premedical education. alpha kappa psi commerce fraternity G«a«. John R. Gregory. William Hart� on. Bill E Holm� � . John Khtaian, G� org« R Lcngwlll Bill G. tvodit.di, Donald Lou!� . Lyman O. Millar. Richard O Nagawava, Shlg Rf� l«ar. Kailh O. Rickarlng. Wayna I. Robarti, Oal Roialto, Emanual Sackman. Ralph I. Wallt-Handarton. Ron Wlljon. Whllnay S Oickton. Rober� J. Raynor John. Rraildanf Abel. Douglai H. Blount, Richard Bramhall. Oouglat G. Burton. Douglat R Carlin. Bill H. Cowatl, Roger W. Crlddle, Chari.. A. Gaw. Wilton NOT RICTUREO: Barry, Allan R E. Elliot. Olivor Un. Ray Myart, John W. Oaek, Sam Rlddal. Bob L RuthaHord Kailh Stratton. Bill J. Tada. Kojl Broughton. John K OalaBarra. Nawton Alpha Kappa Psi, the first and oldest commerce fraternity, was founded on October 5, 1904, at New York University in New York City. There are 86 active chapters. Rho Chapter at the University of Washington was installed in 1919, making it the 17th chapter. Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional businoss fraternity and its members aro taken from all fields of business sfudy. This structure makes a broad field of interest and permits diversification in professional programing. Our activities are directed to those basic groups, alumni, faculty and university relations, and professional programing. By so doing we aro able to obtain for our- selves a broad outlook on all phases of business activities and to become acquainted with many different fields of endeavor. arena drama honorary Olllinghom, Joy Gardner. Adalyn Johnitono. A� on leRoy Zoou.- o Arena, professional drama honorary, was founded in 1949, and has as its motto, ARENA—the encompassing art. Its ob- jects and purposes are four-fold: to pro- vide a professional organization tor stu- dents of artistic and technical ability in the School of Drama; to coordinate the extra- curricular departmental activities of the students of the School of Drama for the advancement of their art; to coordinate drama with the allied arts; and to establish a high esprit de corps between member students and the staff of the University of Washington School of Drama. beta alpha Suck©� . I M $ho� � y Lou NOT FICTUREO: Ad.imt, Doe Armstrong. Morilyn Crotiott, Williom Formor, John Fortytho. Jofl Hoggord, Foggo-loo Hommock, Hoory Hothowoy. Chorlot Kittroll, Hinton G. KIMfoll, Joy F. Udor. Jorrold llndgu:it. Robort McMIllon, John MoUng. Ooon Foppordlno, Worron Yootor. Jomoi psi accounting fraternity Andorton, Dovid R. Booton, Blolr Borchort Conoid •rodtoy. Robort lurch. Williom c o I Ash. Q OP Corlln, Williom Chinn, Wolloco Clom. Jomoi Crlddlo, Chorlot Eldo, loonord Eitomon, Jock Floyd, Rlchord Gorlnof. Hoinot Gregory, Williom Hoimoi, M, R. Hogon, Elwood Kodothlmo. Horry Khtoion. Goorgo Komon. Rlchord Kwhni, No! lontormon. Alton Loymon, Lotior G low. Roymond Beta Alpha Psi is a national professional accounting fraternity chartered on this campus in 1920. Candidates must be up- perclassmcn with a 3.0 in all their sub- jects and a 3.0 in accounting. They are given competitive examinations covering accounting and business law. The or- ganization serves as a contact between active members and employers in these fields. NOT FICTUREO Broughton John Eoitmon, John Gloiior. FWlip Morn. Chorlot A. lodum. Jock Nolton. Alwyn Folon, Williom Sodorllng, Horotd lundilodt. Oonold Nolton. Rood O'Connor. Jim OH Mot Sockmon. Rolph Smith. Robort L Wilkint, John Lot! to Right, Bsck Row: M. Doly. J. Harpole. M. Berby. D. Warren. J. Reevet. P. Rowland. S. Scott. L Softly. L Bylet, M. Uttar. 8. 8toomquitt. N. Smith. M. Brown. Sccond Row: B. Davoy, L Frater. C. Event. F. Straub. B. Walton, K. Kelly, L Biddulph. P. 8urt. K. Packard, K. McGIonn. Front Row: M. Mencld. M. Thacbton. B. Shaeffor. C. Rud. M. Fowler. L Ibten. tau beta pi engineering Honorary © ii a Tau Beta Pi it a national engineering honor society. The mem- bership it made up of male engineering ttudcntt and alumni. The purpose of Tau Beta Pi it to honor scholarship and ex- emplary character and to recogniro participation in student activities. Students aro electod to membership on tho basis of scholar- ship, integrity, and activity. Members are taken twice each year from the junior and senior class. The University of Wash- ington Chapter of Tau Beta Pi maintains several projects directed to the encouragement of high scholarship and aca- demic attainment. These include tho distribution of a booklet of information on student societies on honor societies open to engineering students and an award each year to the most © AH P is a © Ik i © ik p © © ilddi © © M 1 © IL © © © O © 0 ftp O dMh O P © Am Merchant, Howard Partington, Richard Porter. Sidney Say. Barnard Seugen, Joh Standerfer. Franklin SaKmal, George Tralla. Gaorqa Valentine, Ralph Walciek. Joseph Willard. Harrison Stewart, Harlay. President Anderson, Martin Ashmore. Richard August, Gerald Barrie. I horn l Bratiar. Tbomat Oitx, damns Donald. B'vca Eckfon. Wallace Gustafson, Jamas Guy. Arthur Henkol, Harold Kelley, William Kiaburti Richard Koalia. Edward LaCoss. William Lapias. Uldis Laisy. David Matmgran. Arthur Mar. Brian Matthews. Malcolm Maium, Barnard NOT PICTURED: Andreika, Janis Bond. Gerald Chao. Robert Christiansen, Robert Cunningham. Jamas Hill, Robert Kapler. Donald Larson, Donald Mtldetil. Kenneth Mali. Pater Munro. Donald OH. Albert Walker. James Yothinaka, Ken); Young. Carl 438 big u n w club athletic honorary The 8ig W Club functions as a varsity let- termen's organization by striving to further the interests in athletics and associated activi- ties at the University of Washington. The club's bi-monthly meetings not only strengthen the bonds between the participants in the wide field of varsity athletics, but also, through discussions, help solve any problems that may arise within the area of student par- ticipation in athletics. Membership is open to all varsity letter winners in major sports. The club's social ovents include an annual picnic and a dance. Big W Club manages tho Miss Varsity contest for the Varsity Ball, and functions as a service organization to raise the standards of spirits and tradition at Washington. NOT PICTUREO- Albano. Ray Albrecht. William Bake. Kjell M. Banti. Henry P. Bennett, Sumner W Carpenter, Edward L Crook. Sla.arl Darby. Oeon Haaie, Jack Mill. Tad Moulton, Jamai Jama� . Dali R. Larion. Orvel Leadbetter, Bob Ladarman. Sandy Monlui, Earl Murphy. Pat Nation, frank O'Galllgan. John A. Roake. Stephen M.. President Scott, Jack Sharon. Ed. Till, Bill Witfar. Robarf N Andarion. Graham Andonian, Paul M. Backar. Ham O. Baldwin. William F. Birkeland. Ivar Brinkman. Patar A. Bryan. Robart Dalrympla. Lawranca Ounn. Robart Dykat. Jamai Eakla. William E Flaherty, Don Friedman. Jay A, Gayton. Gary David Catchall. Jim A. Gooda. John W Gray. Larry E. Hahn, Frank Mammarmattar, Gene Hart. Arthur R. Hilton. Jim aarvis, Harvey Jewett, Data I. Johnson, Jerry M. Koon. Charles W Kyllingitad. Jack Labonge. Carl A Lacy. Dick Lamb. Lynn R. Lawli. Corky Lawli. Robart M. Lovden. Richard McKinnon. Mickey McNamaa, Robart Monroe, Mika Moore. Lean Olian. Ronald Parry. Lan Praitay, Rod Parnell. David 0 Ouilllan. William Raamt. B.ll H. Rhodes. Larry Saga. Edward Smatheram. Herbert Spangler. Warren Stocker, Alfred E. Taylor, Ronald t Tarry. Ron Thomei. Jim Thome, Don Wation. Larry ■MM e . « o n .ara.a rB clip 439 engineering student council lambda rho art Honorary Donald, Bruce, PretiOen Beaudoin, Philip E. Eckton Wallace H Fletcher. John D Hi � , Hugh E. M r, Briar W. Metlhewt, Malcolm I Montgomery. Donald M. OH. Charlei R NOT PICTURED: llenkenth p, Allen N OeSheio. Jemet A. Dutch� . Ho-erd G. M il. Donald J. HoH. Knut J Jemen. Dala L. La non, Donald C. Otorlund. John M. Sparrow, John I. Engineering Students Council is the or- ganization that brings representative gov- ernment to the students in the College of Engineering. This group draws its members from the departments of electrical, mechan- ical, civil, mining, aeronautical, chemical and ceramic engineering, as well as from the general engineering department, which is the freshman branch of the college. Also represented are the student branch of the Society of Automotive Engineers and Engineering Council takes tho voice of the engineering students to the ASUW by vir- tue of its seat on the Board of Control. The efforts of Engineering Council are ably quided this year by its two faculty advisors, Professor Richard W. Crain Sr. of Mechani- cal Engineering, and Professor Edgar M. Horwood of Civil Engineering. Engineering Council has a full schedule of activities this year highlighted by the Winter Informal and Engineers' Picnic in the spring. It also helps organize intramural sports on lower campus, and sponsors field trips and tours of lower campus for freshman engineering students. Lambda Rho, women's art honorary, has. since its establishment, maintained ex- ceedingly high standards. Any woman art major with a 3.0 cumulative grade point and a 3.01 in art. who has com- pleted five quarters of university work showing outstanding accomplishment in the field of art, is eligible. Nearly all of the notable women artists in this area were Lambda Rho members at one time. The strength of tho alumni group has carried the name of Lambda Rho throughout tho country, and the aims of the organization have helped to further the development of art in all its phases. NOT PICTURED Prewar, Virginia B. Carter, Claudette Htiao. CMng Hwa La Rue. Mary Rut . Batty tou Shepherd. Doreen Snyder, Delorat Weiton. Maureen T|oitam, Jackie Woodt. Sally Boyd. Barbara Welleriut, tynn 440 fir tree lohar . Mill Clurabiti. Dtan Crain, Richard Fr.t . T.d Hall , RoUnd Hamblin. Robur� Howay. Jim Hupp. Jack Mclride. Robor� Moyor, Oonnlt No , Jim Parker. Frank RolUy, K :th SJttht, William Wardlow. Ovan Fir Tree was founded in 1907 at the University of Washington to recognize men who had rendered out- standing service to the Univorsity in the field of extra-curricular activities. Now members are chosen at the end of tho spring quarter from upper division students. Membership in Fir Tree is limited to undergraduate men who nave talcon all their collego work at this univorsity. The symbol, the fir tree, was chosen be- cause it reaches its greatest height and luxuriousness when grown from the beginning in one place, sur- rounded by its fellows. 441 kappa psi men’s pharmacy honorary RP Amman� , Gvcrq I Andarton, Ralph L. Irown. Rar D. Dobkln, Melvin E. Edv� n. Charlat t. Kiclwf, Jeh« M. Gaantan, Jtiiy Gray, David J. Hamlin, William L. Httbiion Nall R. Jamai. Aibart A. Rally, Donald M Konopatkl, Ronald t. tawranca, Fradaric t Mandary, Avaro 0. MartKall, Richard I Mariam. Larry L. Millard. Robarl £ Nicholion. David E Nobla. Garald F. Ramiay, Richard £. Siadlar, Phillip £ . Jr. Smith, true W. Staiebock. Richard A Staward, Edgar H Tavii, Jamai R. Walkar RobtH I. Watharby. William I. Station. Ron C., Fraiidaat In 1916 a group of twenty pharmacy students of the College of Pharmacy wore granted a charter for the Beta Omicron Chapter of Kappa Psi. Tho organization has as its aims the for- stering of pharmaceutical research, high scholarship, and the advance- ment of professional standards in pharmacy. The Beta Omicron chapter is one of forty-seven active collogiate chapters located throughout the United States. Its members arc composed of faculty of the College of Pharmacy, medical service representatives, lead- ing pharmacists throughout the state, and students in the College of Phar- macy. Beta Omicron chaptor is not only expanding professionally, but socially as well and tho scopo of its activities is increasing every year. Upon graduation from college the student member of Kappa Psi be- comes a graduate member where the idoals and ethics he learned in college are put into practice. The contacts made by a student with fel- low members of the fraternity span a lifetime and promote cooperation among fellow pharmacists for the members and the profession. NOT PICTURED: Cov«� t. Robirt R Dtvidton. WjlUr G. Eng. TiKk t. lindbog, Normnn A. S«t rthw4it«, Robert 0 442 lambda kappa sigma national pharmacy sorority Lambda Kappa Sigma, a national sorority for women in pharmacy, seeks to promote friend- ship, high scholarship, professional interest, and to prepare its members for service in the medi- cal profession. The society was organiied in 1913 with ten members. It now has 32 active chapters and 15 graduate chapters with a total membership of over three thousand. Chi chapter at the University began as the Antidote Club for women in Pharmacy and was installed on April 20. 1941. Some of the yearly activities consist of a tea for women in Pharmacy, Founder's Day program, Initiation Banquet, Christmas party, Hygcia Day Celebra- tion, Mother-Daughter Banquet, picnic, and participation in the various functions of the Pharmacy Department. Sabin, to!� . Pr� � !d«nt A'killt, Dor!� Y Biorklund. La Varna E. BrailicK. Mar, Cacalia Caichnan, In� � � Chikata. Roraaca Collini, loyla Collin� . Marcia Ena. Halnn F«d«ih Stall� Inala. Oonna Jonnion, Elinor Jf 0 Bull� . Jaanna Okiyamt. Elalna Otd� nb«rg. Mary Jo Smith, Varna ft fc jf f P 3T 0 mma. f J r “ nt V ft ' tSv 4 1 8 NOT PICTURED: Oravanlck� , lima Krothiug. Marilyn McCarther. Norttn Opland. Marlyi Plain, Joy Ovam. Ann Rilchia, Sua Walll. Ruth managerial council Palanan, Jaramy M . Prasldanl Caih. Don Crain. Richard W. Dull on, Robarl Egan, Dava Hulbulh. Rogar toma,. Allan McLaan. Richard T. Moallar, Jamat a 4 Moll, Prank Moor� . Don Palarion. Richard H. Putnam. Douglai Rabal. Uigh Richard� . Richard A. Smith. Wallace H Slookay. Donald M. Windham, Jarry Arnold. WII� on O. Young. Edwin R. The Managerial Council acts as a coordinating body over all managers in various sports. The council's objec- tives are to promote interest both in athletics and man- agerial activities, and to as- sist invididual managers in all problems that may arise in the performance of their duties. NOT PICTURED Burr, Robart H. Turn� r, H� nry E. 443 Wick. Dannlt Andartoo. Lloyd ACTIVES Carlar. Larry Praiident Bakoman. Jim kcWtlltr, Oil Ca� k. Gordy Davl,. Wolf Oay. John Oa.la� . Oa� a Donnan, Tom Johanton, lorry Loir!� . Lyman Marlord. Don Oually. Lloyd Ralnar. Bob Shapo, Ralph Silbormon. Sion Siolta'h. Jock Slroh. Jamat Malamutes is a service or- ganization that has the pro- motion of school spirit as its main purpose. It attempts to fulfill this purpose by staging radios, presenting card stunts and sponsoring the yell team as well as many other activities, dur- ing football season. The University's husky mascot, Ski. is also cared for by Malamutes. In Songfest and many other activities Mala- mutes work with Rally Girls and other campus organiza- tions. Membership i s open to freshmen, who are taken at the beginning of fall quar- ter as invites. Pledges are solected after one quarter, and activos are chosen dur- ing the sophomore year. NOT PICTUREO: ACTIVES Bonnall, Somnar Bryant. Trav Man.on, Bill PlEOGES Galgar. Gary Hill, John malamutes service organization PLEOGES Alaiandar. Jama� Andarton. Myron Applalon. Gordon Boylar. Gary B-’vc . Jama� Caitldy, Rodnay Darling. Polar Etpinoxa. Robort HmhJ-. Bill Hurgarford. William Xailhlay, Parry Krlnqan. Oannii L«� !ay, Willard Malta!� . Robar Millar. Fr.d Myar� Ala� Nau. Tom Oil� . Jarry Rt!� � 'g. Dick Rich. Ed Rlchardton. David Rliay, Thomai Schwatta. Richard Slpa. Joa Sund. Donald Tal� o. Warran William� , John Wilhari, William mortar board Satchaldar, Carol Joan B'QalOw, Caorqia Boyd. Barbara Mortar Board, National Senior Women's Honorary, was founded on the University of Washington campus in 1925 to pro- vido for the cooperation between these societies to promote college loyality, to advanco the spirit of service and fellowship among university women, to promote and maintain a high standard of scholarship, to recognize and encourage leadership, and to stimulate and develop a finer type of college woman. Mortar Board members are chosen each spring from junior girls of outstanding scholastic ability, leadership, and service to Washington. The candidates accumula- tive grade point must be at least four- tenths of a point above the all-University women's average. In keeping with its purpose, Mortar 8oard presents two plaques each year at the AWS-AMS Scholarship Banquet—one to the outstanding sophomore girl of the year and one to the outstanding junior girl. Mortar Board also awards a scholar- ship each year to a deserving girl, the money for tho scholarship being raised through their annual Candy Cane sale in December. Thus does Mortar Board strive to advance its idoals of Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Dacan, Batty Dr «par. Diana Gilt. Marjo'la Jowtovrty, Natal! Kalian. Naomi Iwvara. Anita Lactay. JoEllan McComb Morriitay. Mary Kay Mon. lorraUa ftott. Elian Smitti, Nancy Tarbill. Marita Skafar. Stiirlay, Braiidant mu phi epsilon music honorary Mu Phi Epsilon is a national music sorority in the professional field. Its purpose is the advancement of music in America, the promotion of musicianship and scholarship, loyalty to the Alma Mater, and the development of a true sisterhood. Mu Phi Epsilon was founded November 13, 1903. 1953 saw tho observance of its Golden Anniversary by tho establishment of the Sterling-Mathias Memorial Fund used for the presentation of a scholarship cottage at Interlochcn Music Camp, and the awarding of scholarships to five colleges for advancement in the field of musical therapy. Tau chapter on the University of Washington campus was founded in 1915, and this year celebrates its 40th anniversary. Some of the yearly projects are concerts, a scholarship award, receptions following student recitals, and cookie sales to raise money for use by the music school. Social events for this year include a Halloween Party, Founders' Day Banquet. Christmas party, an all-school dinner and an all-school picnic. Poturton. Suro Moo. Protido.it Adnmi, Woody E. Bo'doy. ChortoHo 8lockvoll. Patty D Brinckon. E. Louiiu Domitio, Nancy J. Dotriek, Julia I. Doxtor. Oortono M Orattal, Froncoi Funk. Carol Gloicock, Hopa Gaorqa, Joan Mall. Elaanor . Hommond. Lalla Johmon, Cor fica M. Nobla, Jana Salmon. Laura M, Spuncor. Janat A. Bantlay. Mariana Compaan. Phylllt Anna Ootvon. Marilyn Fiik, Sotanna NOt PICTURED Galtmar. Elia Hogaio. Nancy B. Hamlti, Eva Johntion. Victoria P Kaltanbacn, Shirloy Lamproputot. AtNono Mlyauchi, Takiko Rotclilfo. Rabacca Rtitoll, Karan E- Starry, Adalo L. WotorbOvio Myra Wolt. Carol omicron nu home economics honorary Members of Omicron Nu are seloctcd from qualified second quarter 'prVud'ant' juniors and soniors majoring in home economics with a 3.02 cumula- tive grade point. Omicron Nu recognizes superior scholarship and promotes leadership and research in the field of home economics. In the spring of each year an Honor Tea is given for all the girls with high grades in the department. Participation in the high school open house, a jam sale, a cook book project and many more activities are carried on by Omicron Nu. NOT PICTUREO Moln, Shirloy M. Stomoni, Hulun A. Tuckur. Borboo J. 446 Buul. Borboro A. Corlton. Corio 0. Johnion. Svvun J. Kohos, Noomi Y. McOonuqh. Putflelu A. McKinnon. Jill L. Runoru. Doloroi E. Rockuy. Hulun M. Ron, Ellon C. Wlll'iton. Anno C. Mu Tau was organized on the University of Washington campus November 14, 1952, and is open to all medical technology majors who have completed five quarters of work in their field. The purpose of the organization is to become better acquainted with medical technology and fellow students. At their monthly meetings, speakers from professional groups present information to aid the students in their academic objectives Mu Tau also attends meetings of the Seattle Society of Medical Technology. mu tau medical technology NOT PICTURED: Rosteii . Gilbert Harvay, Mild'fl Herrington. Rerbere Hill, Ronni� Riggs. Shirley Rjrno, Joann� Spaeth. Sue Spearman, l � n� Weretfcine Emily Wiarmac, Sue WML. Shift� Dean, forti� , Pet L� � . Olivo LeVatconta. Gr� � Lodan. Ratty LoO. M ry McLannjn. Mariana Libby. An� � , Pretidant Millar. Marilyn Morqen. Audrey Otosnl, Mariaan Popoff. Marl Pugh, Joan Mari� Rellino. Paarl Schimta. Janat Thompson. ShirLy Tothi. Joyce Uyade. futako Wellgran. Ronnia W.asa, Phyllii Wood-ard. Ratty pan xenia foreign trade honorary R� . Walter NOT PICTURED: Andarao . Melvin Bacas, Evan kyot. Robert Burnham. Robert Garberlno. Rlnaldo Harr� � . Richard Hopkini. Rryan Johnton. Leonard K lso. Ration Knapp. William Kongketonq Prayoon Livingston, Drrreld McLean. Rrvca Olaftton. Arni PeL'ion. Clifford Petrosipoiilot, Anthenetsio� Rica Marshall Sander� , Irving Saguin, Richard Weed, Jamet Wong, Lincoln Pan Xenia is an international foreign trade honorary and pro- fessional fraternity. Its members are upperclassmen majoring in foreign trade and related fields, who evidonce interest in the pro- motion of the group's objectives and good scholarship standing. Renton. Norman Bidwall. Allan Costello. Marlin Elford. Ro Elliott. Nelson Hohr. Robert Meetewe. Yoshitaka Rvih, Jamas Smith. William Kandig, Harold 447 oval club upperclassmen’s activity honorary M d, H rb, pr iid � t All � . Dick Andanon. David Banki Hanry fl r lford. Jarry Blrktand. I ar Bohart. Mil� Boyd. Sayr Bryan. Bob Burch, Bill Doniali. Do- Donald. B'uc Erickton. Kan Gaffnar, Hank G «. Wilton Gayto . Gory Good . John GoHkl . Sanford H nn i. Jim H nn i, Jack Hogan, Ei� ood J w M. 0 1 Johniton, Bob John von. J rry Kollay William ICinq. Harlty Koon. Chariot Labono . Carl Lacy. Dick Lawlt. Bob llodall. Rocky McCandlai, Don McNama . Bob Maqa . Tom MoMo'. Graham Mullin. Shan Nicholt. Bill NOT PICTURED AlbracM. Bill Andarton. Arthur Bakka. Kjall Ba.-gh, Arnold Carponltr. Tad Crook. Slawart Driano. Dorn E ickton. Frad Hill. Tad Houtton. Jim Karmin. Kurt Mclachlan, Kant Martin. Jim Mitchall. Sam O'Galtiqan. John Pancho� . Dud Partont. Daan Paabody, Bob Rally. Kaith Raod. S(an Roaka, Stava Swift. Ron Tripp. Don Twrnar. Jim Walkar, Con Walgran. Gordon Wartintka, Jim WltUr. Bob Wilion. Bill Young, Rvtty Toolhakar. Joal Van Dyk, Tad Walkar, Rod Service to Washington is the principal purpose of Oval Club, upperdassmon's activity honorary, established 47 years ago on this campus. Members aro bi-annually se- lected bv the active chapter from junior men who have displayed outstanding interest and participation in activities, athletics, and in the academic field. This un- der-graduate honorary performs many large and small sorvices for the betterment of the University throughout the year. pi alpha sigma 9 VA Egan. E� aly«. Praiidanl Allan, Carol Campball, Conni Capalulo. Sally DaCan. Baity A O1 vl ft V DiiOft. Carol F rm r. Sunny $u M l)y. Kay Kanoyar, Will 9 V' -UP 5 King. Judy Madtan, lootyi Spaaca. Lula Suglmolo. Satvuko m ■ 9 Tarblll. Kali Tfomra, Jack' Vulcano. Phyllii Pi Alpha Sigma, professional ad- vertising honorary for women, was founded at the University of Washington in 1947. The purpose of Pi Alpha Sigma is to advance advertising as a pro- fession among women and bring about mutual benefit to women on campus interested in making ad- vertising their career. Members are chosen in the fall and spring from University women majoring in the advertising field who have maintained a 3.0 grado average in all advertising subjects. NOT PICTURED: Kruia, Karan Roach. Connie pi lambda theta Women, in order to be eligible for membership in Pi Lambda Theta, national women's education honorary, must have shown pro- fessional interest in their chosen field. They must have an accumu- lative grade point average of 3.0. They must have been in rosidenco at the University two out of nine quarters, and have oarned at least seven credits in education. Rockay, Halan Tynay. Kalhy NOT PICTUREO: P lg, Frada 449 phi beta kappa national scholastic honorary junior honors Adam . Wendy Aihmo'� , Richard Bryan, Laura) Oleti, Warren Depart. Ruth Henkel. Harold Koatia, Edward Litter. Marian Railing. Pearl Roach. Richard Shafar. Shir la� Traigar, Irwin Phi Beta Kappa, founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary, is the oldest Greek letter society in the United States. The University chapter, Washington Alpha, was founded in 1914. Elec- tion to Phi Beta Kappa has been a recognition of intellectual capa- cities well-employed, especially in the acquiring of an education in the liboral arts and sciences. The emblem is a key. OFFICERS I9S4-S5 Procident—Hotel Kintcalle Vie Procident—Edwin Hewitt Secretory—Ruth Mietce Treocurer— 8arnet Botkervillo Member ot largo—John Maki. John McDiormid NOT PICTURED: Coder, Jock Henikey, Reti� Karthner. Pouf Mvnger. Bryce Peorl. Don Seholorchip Winnerc 1954-55 Ruth Donort—Sen:or Award Shirley E. Green—Freshman Award senior honors Adkint. Ronald J. Berne . Gordon D. Barron, John F. Bell. Joee C Betti. Gerald L Bird. Betiey L. Bittorf. Donald G. Bold . Virginia A. Butler. Jemec K. Cartyte. Jack W. Catteli. Colleen C. Comitock, Brian L. Crain, Rickard W. Dehlgren. Edwin M.. Jr. Denlelton, Patricia J. Darnell. Jean R. Dobton. Beverly A. 0uncanton. Neil P. Erickion, Barden G, Finlaycon, Ingrid J. Fonitrom. Ulla B Gaub. Margaret L Goggint, Shirler L. Graham. Phylli M. Gran . Wayne. G. Hannah. Theodore M. Harrli, Betty C. Hawkin . Richard 0. Heath Willi R. Hofbeck Ru� ell T. Hoy, William J. Hutchinton. David C. Hunger Julienne Y. JallJe. Elitabeth N Johnion, Warren C Johntoa. William R Kane. Donald B. Reman. Jemet J. Ketilech, Evelyn Kumuiaka, Roy Larton. Lillian L. Leal, Carolyn J. Leopold, Fern L. LI, llndy Wen M. Ullegerd. Clarence B. Little. William R. � Lyman 0. . Margaret M. Love. Glen A. McCann. Marie M. Mainwaring. Anita R. Malone, Patricia A Mill . Oavid R. Moffett, Margaret A, Morrit, Mery fc Nilton. Allan £. otterbein, Glenn L. Paetike, Richard E. Patelll. JoVanna M Payne, Buryi R. Pettewey Jemet E. Prevoit. Donna M. Rocaaen, Dorothy A. Samuel . Stanley M Satterberg Carol U Shepherd. Frence D. Siover. Jay A. Smith. Jerome E. Softky. Ma«lne Tettertall, Jemet N. Thompto . Patricia A. Trier, Jerry T wrute. Toihiko Tubbi. Margaret J. Tucker, Barbee J. Waldorf, Daniel M. Walther. Jam E. Whitman, Sylvia J, Wilde, Robert F. Witter. Patricia L. Yembeo, Phylli. S. Vote . Diana H. Yothihara, Yukio Ann Kellogg, Bernice Dye. Carol Lund Sattarbcrg, Marliu Maria McCann 450 Davi� . Glan Greenilreel Vernon llelwtlef, Charle� Mu«n, Gary RafclHla, Ronald Samualion, till Smith. Dick Smith. John NOT PICTUREO: Goltake. Wally Johnion, Franklin Kukvk, Jack Mardaa. Wat Mitchell. Malcolm Msmi, Kan Neal. Jack Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is advancing the cause of music in America and fostering the brotherhood of music students. On this campus, Sigma chapter sponsors a scholarship for private music lessons to one underclassman musician each year. In the music department, Phi Mu Alpha promotes good times for the music students with its Fall Get-Together and Christmas Party. Admitted into the national fraternity in 1921, Sigma Chapter has become a professional-honorary with special recognition for outstanding scholarship and musicianship. phi mu alpha sinfonia professional music honorary rho chi pharmacy honorary NOT PICTURED: termen. Larry Fine . Jam� � Kuldelker. Va� ent Levin . Darrell Lirdbero, Norm � Ritchie, Margaret Thurmond, Albort Rho Chi’s object has been to promote the advance- ment of the pharmaceutical sciences through the oncouragemcnt of recognition of scholarship. In addition to demanding high scholarship of its mem- bers, the society brings undergraduate and grad- uate students together for enjoyment and the ex- change of ideas. Rho Chi's greatest value is that it makes its members more professional and more useful as pharmacists. The Greek letters Rho Chi were selected as em- blems of the prescription sign. Siadler. Phillip Uti. Joann Suit . Jeanne Geertien. Jerry land .Jorge Konopatki, Ronald Long, John Ramey, Richard Zimmerman, Waller Fedaih, Stella Remiey. Dsvg, Pretident Abrehem. John purple shield activity honorary Brodenen. Jim Bryan. Bob Ceih, Gordy Clark. Doug Decker. Jay Dobton, Tom Ouncen. Gana Flohf. Bob Fraaman. Mai Gelfner. Hank Gereghty, Jack Hammamailtr, Gana Howard. Rich Howa. Sonny Hudion, Rodnay lindall. Bill The Purple Shield is a unique organization of college underclassmen. It was organized in 1925 by a group of student and faculty leaders to recog- nize achievement in scholarship and the accomplishment of leadership in the extra-curricular life of the University. Its purpose was to be an under- classman scholastic and activity honorary designed to bring together the caliber of men who have shown themselves to bo leaders in their respective fields. The Purple Shield initiates new members twice a year and requires them to have a 2.67 or better cumulative grade point, with a 3.0 one quarter, and a sufficient number of activity points. Throughout the school year Purple Shield serves the University in many ways. This year its activities ranged from Homecoming Sign clean-up to research for the Spirits and Traditions Committee. NOT PICTURED: Drury, 0� � Hopper. Jerry McClery, D «e Overlook. Jim, Advlior Peringer, Mike Lockwood. Don Me.-low . Bob McNemee. Bob Meredith. John Moeller, Jim Monroe. Mike Morrli. Bob Mulliu, Shen Nordmen. Arnle Nudelmen, Phil Odell, Rolltn Rotelli. Lou Reed. John Reeder, Peul Seifert. Tom Senne, Jim Siller. Gery Smith, Gordy Stookey, Ooneld Thompion, RIcherd Velentine 0e� e Witvoe. John Wick. Dennli Wood. Steve 452 scabbard and blade national rote honorary NOT PICTURED: Allworth, K«nl Blanchard. Jack Bute. Rob«tl Combi, John DaDorrvnico, Paul Dracup.John Eaitman. Oo«ald Fa mar, Job French. Slephtn Forray. Arda Kata, Jar Harrod, Stanley Hartung. Frank HI� � . Walfar Hornar. Roger Jawatt, Leonard Klingball. Richard Krauta, Marvin Laffaw. Larry l t� en. Manry McCralght. J. R. Matthew� , Lorin Mati, Palar Morgan, William Nalion. Arthur Olvon. Harvard Pafarion, Roland Romm, Lawrence Vandertlice. Gordon Wald, Wayna Weifall. Kan Wick, Oannii Young. Edwin Young, Joe The National Society of Scabbard and Blade is an honorary organization of Army, Navy and Air Force upper-division cadets and midshipmen. At present, there are 127 active companies of Scabbard and Blade on the campuses of various American colleges and universities. I company of the First Regiment was organized on this campus in 1914. Members are selected on the basis of university activities, academic achievement, and military leadership and proficiency. Cadets are chosen from the upper third of their military science classes and must have qualities of leadership, integrity, and honesty. Scabbard and Blade also helps sponsor the Cadet Military Ball, partakes in National Rifle and Pistol competition, and presents awards to the outstanding cadets at the Annual Governor's Day ceremonies. kimuf. Richard. Pratidant Ad mi. Edwin Alatander. Douglai Alliton. Thom � Arndt, B rl Auilln, Ch«rl i B ldwin, Donald Barb . G«l« Baretford. J rry B«um«r, Delbart Bradan, M rvln Brown. R y Burch, William C ry, Brian Cook. John Crain. Richard Crlm. J«m i Diction Robert Olatx. Warran Dob� o� , Thom � Dobioe, Wyman l.hifc t'Mdmk� I Douglai. Gordon Eng. Edward Ek. John Farrall, Robert Fra.-.tlin. Jam � Fr! ft, Jam � Gavin, Roger Haa� «, Jack Hacknuin. Robert Hank . Byron Halting� . Gordon H nn � . Jam � Harmann. Rex Irgman, John Inoraham, Gal Jonnion, Nunnally Johmon, Thomai King, Oougl � Kuniyukl, Yuklo Lay. Richard Mandary. Duane Metcalf. Donald Mjafd . Carroll Monroe, Mlk 0 ck. Emit 0 'tli. Ronald Owen. Robert p o o itk. | Aiw o u £ P Jvvv A p lift � . A Pattarion. Robart Phlf.r, David Ratcliff . Thoma� Robert� , Oalbart Searle, Hanry Smatharam. Herbert Step! � , William Swanion. John Tool , Clyde Vail. Van Van P lt. Edward Willman, Runvll Whaalar, Morgan Wood, Stephan Worthington, Chari � Young. Andrew Yutani. K«iuo Zirbal, William 453 rally girls A t A i a ' V „ fs t a y y lb r 0 4 -y rs e 4 x-y w 0 k M 0 if? t 0 Bigilow. Giorgli lailar, Diant Brilnird. Bitty Brilnird, Pam Burk� . Join Dick. Cllir Eglvit. Bi'bin Hilbirt. Jaekii Him� , Jamil Hodvort, Pit Knipp. Silly Midun. Toot� McUm. Judy MorrllUf. Miry Kay Ntirgird, Jill Rui. Jiln Sontord, Sindy Sl� ry,f. Silly Schmid. Barbara ScoH, Piggy Siirln, Ma'lkay Scmmirn, Cirol Stiinclphir. Clair Svtnon. Mirii Ty . Joyce actives Rally Girls, founded in 1920, works with Malamutes throughout the year to promote school spirit. These girls in their white sweaters sell pom poms, rooter's caps and megaphones at the football games. Some of the Rally Girls are down on tho field loading the singing and yelling while others usher in tho studont cheering section. The majority of the girls work behind the scenes ro organize card stunts for the half-time entertainment. Albln. Lynn Bedford. A1� Bond. Cirol KlMM, Sirbiri Hotimtrom, Jin Jinningi, Bitty Johnion. Lucllli Johnion, Judy Kiyi. Miry During winter quarter the yell leaders and song leaders appear at basketball games, and spring finds the whole organization working with Malamutes to plan and or- ganize the traditional Songfest. Membership is open to freshmen girls, who are taken in during the fall as invites. After one quarter of sorvice pledges are chosen. Actives are selected during the sophomore year. All voting is done and members chosen on the basis of work ac- complished throughout the year. McSiath. Glagti McKn, Mirgirit Markham, Marilyn Mifflll. Pi� Mot. Miry Murriion, Bonn!� Jim Mill. Miry Lit Nlintt, Cirol Oman, Joanna Pirtont, Dili Ri-tom, Lentil S . Jim. Jody rll £ ?m 0 01 6 $ ft 0 V ? f e 5 a r r MOT PICTURED: Frank , Lyna Li'ton. Soa|i Smith, Aalti MacktAlil, Miry Oimin, Phoibi Provlni. Ootty Rthblin, Myrti� Slthir, Cirol Slnkimti, Toni Stroh. Grtchin Tonkin. Cirol Tornnci, Clirlci Wihl, Kirin 00 454 NOT PICTURED. Aehl, Be� Alhadeff, Roly •fix, Lynn Burdette, Trudy Conner� . Jane Dean. Andrea Oougla� . Shirley Err.er� on, Signi Foil '. Gail Gabriel. Hetfe K. Loretta to� h, Sally Nelton. Chrit S.der, Sue Sheik, Coot Smith. Kaye Tarthi� . An . William� . Carole Vandermeer, Nancy Wilton. Sandra Anton, Marny Bailey, Catherine •alley, Jody Balkan. Shirley t otmen, Shannon Broiovich, Maryanne Byrd. Shirley Cohen, Dianne Coryell, Jody Derby. Barbara Dippert, Sue Downey. Wendy Eagle. Leille Eaitman, Be� Faroglia. Audrey Freeman. Salty Gold. Joan Goidtfone, Sandra Graham, Janice Gunderton, Mary ft ft V i 'Gr' T V ft ft sky m • ft ft •. H r V Y ft ft jk k invites m s t ft © © ft (ft Hamilton. Judy Hanton, Nancy Hanning� , Valerie Hiatt. Gail Holfman. Phylli� Johnion. Connie Kane. Shirley Kulteth. Connie Lihou. Sharon ft r 1 ft t .y f i lindblom. Betty llndqultt. Linda Link. Linde Loomit, Eleanor Lund. Eleanor Lundeli, Sally McIntyre, Beret Ann McLean. JoAnne Marion, Vied r% ' V? ft . Vr . n X V y. p s ft Marr. Marcia Moody, Donna Norland. Eileen Page. Renee Rapp. Carolyn Richard� . Kay Ritter. Carole Roofvlk. Carol Ryninq, Karin © n a W © n ni ' . r eft ft Sell, Svtonne Salilberq. Jody Sanford. Suiie Schoenteld, Sutie Schwab. Andrea Seiber. Karen Shaffer. Karen Shannon, Virginia Spilk. Dia a ft • V ft a ft a i © £ Smith, Janet Stangla, Janice Slender. Nancy Sweeny, Kay Teagle, Sheri Teller. Jackie Tighe. Carol Weld. Gall William� . Shan sigma delta chi national journalism fraternity Sigma Delta Chi is a national fraternity of men aspiring to, or already actively engaged in the writing profession. Tho University of Washington chapter has boon active since 1910. Members are selected on basis of schol- arship, interest and aptitude in journal- ism work. Those accepted must have a desire to make writing their occupation. The University chapter has supported a program, in conjunction with Theta Sig- ma Phi and SDX alumni, designed to better acquaint members with problems and advancements in their field. The year's two big social events are the Fall initiation Banquet and the Spring Pledge Luncheon. Not Pictured Doiler. Duane Geraghty. Jack Hwulind. Stanley Keetley. Robert Uptky. William Meredith. Denlel Smith. John Thompion. William William� . Brian Reed. Stanley Arlton, Paul Slake, Oonald Campbell. Robert Carr. Harold Fleming. Kenneth Fry, Clifford Henne� . Jim Lay. Richard McCracken, Willard McReynoldt. Neil Valentina, Dave Van Dyke,Ted Wood� . William York. Richard sigma epsilon sigma underclass women’s scholarship honorary Baedixion. Karon Bli� � . Joan atomquiit, Anita Do Shato. Donna Eaton. Peagy Hentkey. Audrey Howard. Margaret Johotfo.r. Irene Knatj, Mar� Ellen LaRoeqwe. Mery Lintlrom, Carol Jean Luka. Ruby luichel, Phylli� Mar. 8arba'a Ann Matikind. Marian Meitner. Adele NOT PICTUREO Mitch. Oonna Moldenhour, Jan Multchlar. Mary Ramiey. Audrey Myert. Alliton Olton. Phylli� Parker, Sandre Rom, Louita Troffar. Carol Waterhouia, Myra Wicivtrom. Faya Wilton. Gloria Woo. Barbara Yamauchi. Irene Sigma Epsilon Sigma honors sophomore women who have main- tained a 3.5 grade point average during their freshman year. While essentially an honorary, Sigma Epsilon Sigma does carry out tho necessary functions of any organization. The three main projects for the year are: being hostesses at the President's Reception, giving a tea for freshmen women who maintained a 3.5 average their first auarter in school, and holding a sucker sale, the proceeds of which finance a scholar- ship for a deserving freshman woman. The officers this year are: 3 w % i' a f-' jP dSr ,r oars A a X- 9 a I a I r -Kf ity A Anderion. Beverly Anderion. Roiemery Bergman, Myra Boyd. Barbara Jean Bratton. Nancy Buck. Jean Buriett. Beverly Nancy Hill Proiidont Sue Hodton Vice President Janet Oleton Secretary Marilyn Oberlcotter Treawror Mary Mutichler Hitforian Cabin. Margaret A-.n CKriit, Virginia Cole. Ann DeSpain. Marianna Drettel, France� Duncen, Kathleen Ettey, Karin Fetterolf. Diane Foord. Marilyn Frellgh. Alice Hill, Nancy S. Hodion. Suian Hurlbut. 8 t� y Hutted. Marry Beth Johnton, Marjorie Kamprrenn, Kathleen O f ;' Lull, Nancy Morganthaler Mery Nelieit. Carol A Oleton. Janet Oiterman. Geyle Oberkotter, Merllyn Sipickitad. Karen obintoo, Merllyn Ron. tinned Savage. Roiemary Schalk. Erica Schnatlerly, Ann Senda, Margaret Sherry. Carolyn Torrence. Clarice Wahl, Karen Walleriui, Lynn Yorke, Mary silver fish swimming honorary Callaghan, Nancy PrMidenf Silver Fish is composed of an outstanding group of women swimmers who are chosen for their swimming techniques. Each spring the year's activities are cul- minated by a water ballet which displays the swim- ming talents of individuals in intricate formations. V A ■ a go 0 a 'tv oo 7 oo A ■ Harm� . Gratchan Hill. Nancy Ingraham. Sally Jonnton, Anna Karthnar, Elanora laa. Oliva lock wood, tatty Jo McOottgall. Ann A A r ‘ 9 Mata. Nancy Madar. Ann M «altar. Anna Nalta� . Janat Olivar. Ilaana Roll� Noraan 0� � . Dorothy Saftran. taooa 9 A X f A Sanford. Sutra Schulti. Barbara Sthiva.iar. Caryl Scooiarj, Julia flO f y Saar� . Mauraan Slauton. Janat Thornton, Bat Wahlttrom. Joanna p v at y kit a A Whitman, Rhata Worthington. Joan Wyart. Karan K 11 Abbott Nadina Ama� . Junia takar. Mary loulta takar. Ra� a Bvrk� . Joan Chu'th, Grata NOT PICTURED) Dykat. Janat Ev'tado. Barbara Laa. Agna� lanoo . Diana Stott, Mary Spanca. Marilyn Stanton. Cynthia Co , tatty Dailay. Janat Daan. Barbara Doaglai, Carolyn Durtmora. Marla Elmora. Mary Ann Fattarolf. Diana Findlay, Diana Knlayton, tlin Graham, Jaolta Graan, Nancy Gundation. Mary BMMMaji 457 beta gamma sigma business administration honorary uu Ai rs society of sigma science honorary The Alpha of Washington chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma is one of 55 chapters throughout the United States of this business honorary which was chartered in 1923. It is sponsored by the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business for the purpose of hon- oring outstanding students in the field of business ad- ministration. Listed among its group of members are the top rank- ing juniors, seniors, and graduates in the School of Business Administration. Invitations for membership are extondod to studonts in their senior year or grad- uates who have maintained a grade average of 3.3 and to juniors with a record of 3.5 or bettor. Only the top 10% of the senior class can be initiated, and not more than tho top 5% of the junior class. Burton. Oouglai Colin, William Geffner. Halnai Gillendert. Jamas Haugen. Obert Neqasewe. Shigio OH. Me. Roberts. Dal Seckmen. Ralph Scribner, $wxan a Tala. Jamai Trots. Mary Pat Not Pictured; Biumenthel. Joseph Burnham. Robot Dickson. Robart Eggan. Hugh Glatiar, Philip Johnson. Richard Oatfiald, Raymond Palan. William Pethley, Lowell Quinlan John Ulveited. Rogar Wanlala, Eugene xi Arthur Harrison May. ItM MEMBERS FULL MEMBERS Alvarton. Dayton L Albracht, Andreas C. Arsove. Maynard G Bakka, John L Salite. Patar L Carlton. Carl J. Chang, Chang.Hslw Charbonniar, Francit M. Clovingar, Woodrow R. Condia. Francat L. Co.-baff. John 0. Coilla, Merva (Mrt.) Davit, William R. Dyka. Walla� P Eaton, Norman R Garriton. Garald R. Grillilh, Charlat A. Harlow, Francit H,. Jr. Harriton, Florence M. Harriton, Malvln A. Hawilt, Edwin Johnson, Pawl A, Koittar, Glann L. Lagg, Jamas S. Mallory, V. Standilh Masoda, Minoru Parsons, Tharan D Raavat, Marvin L. 458 Sandslrom. Wayna M Shain. Irving Smith, Wayna M. Stewart, Dorii M Sylvatlar. Robtrl O Taiuma, James T. Wamtlay, Waleoma N Zech, Ralph X. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Alarandar. Dunial E Andarsoo, Robart G. Ankor-Ratch, Ola Ashmore Richard F. Sadnakoll, Alaranda� G. Balls. Garald L Black. RobaH E Bowman. Oovglat, Jr. Boyle. WolterG., Jr. Buckridge, Tarry N. Claybarg. Carl 0 Diana, Dorit A. (Mitt) Oil� . Jamat P. Dudley, Patricia L. (Mitt) Dunn. Gordon A. EOts, Ron C. Etchanbarg, Kalhrya M, (Mitt) Fagarborg, Waller E Forstlrom, Ulla B. Fuiioka, George S. Gordon, Jamat W. Harlow, George R. Harrigel. Howard R Hooy. Robert G. Iwasakl, Dorolhy A. (Mitt) Johnson. William E. Xannar, Ce-orge A Koaptall. Pawl I. Knvtsen Mack laCoss, William 0. Lambert, Grogory Laadlay, John 0. Lehman, Eugene H., Jr. LilcMietd. Judith B. (Mitt) Lillie. William R Madsen, Victor A. Manwall. Clyde McCormick, Granville E McElvalne, Harba-t Millar. Latlon W Morrison. Fin'ay A Monro. Donald N. Morphy. John C. Newman. G. Douglas O’Neal. Harry E.. Jr. Opsal, Finn W O'a, Fernando Paina, Richard B. Patarson. Dan L. Palarson, Henry H. Pyka. Ronald Rinaartott. Palar M Ritdal. Ralph E. Rogart. Email H Savaga, Myron 8 Schtutr. Ernait M. Schmidt. Anthony J. Sh«a. Elian Jana (Mitt) Silverman, Morris B Snalton. Sigmund Spaaca, Deyrrond R. Thompson. Dale W, Tomlla. Jun Wattbarg Charles E White. Kathleen Wilde. Do.glass J. Wilde. Robert F Wilson, Gaorga H. Wilton, Laurence E Woo. Tie Chian Wood. Richard L. Woodridge. David D. Yea. Jamat S Yoihinoke. Kenji Zimmer. Russell L. Levison. Garald S. December IYS4 MEMBERS FULL MEMBERS Anselm. Courteney 0 Bader. Oscar E Battalhaim. Frederic R. BweHnar, Konrad Champion. William M. Chang. Yl-Chong Fairbalra, Jamas W. Fischer. Edmond H. Horita. Akira Hotte. Sutumu Jenlolt, Ralph £ . Jr. Kaufman. Harvard S. Kirilak, Lawrence B. Uddleoef, Thomas H Looney. Franllln S. McNaata. Oooald C. MiHuhashi. Hiroshi Ragll, Carl P. Starr. Theodora J. Stern Joseph Aaron Stewart. Rots Stibbt Gerald 0. West. Theodora C. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Albracht. Gania S. Arecker. Robart L Aron. William I. Arore. Indra K. Bastord. Robart E. Bobb, Dolores Y. Bowie. Taylor M.. Jr. Chaykln, Starling Christie. Joseph W Costello. Charlat P. Cvthman. Charlat S. Davie. Earl W. Dunne, Thomas G. Forbes, Homer R Forestall. Floyd F. Gaub. Merbaret L. Geritner, Ruth A Hattrwp, John S. Hllby. Noel E. Hotback. Russell T. Ithimarw, Akira Johnson. Lynn E Johnson. Pawl A. Johnson. Warren C Karlaa, Donald D Kiiiute. Zina Xoh, Chao-Yao Leuba, Richard J. Mai. KlevsL. Markov!� !. Alvin Maiwm. Barnard J. Millar. Thomas W. Minto, Robert W. Nilson. Allan E- Oakes, Glann X. Padarson. Albert L Pederson, Jamat E. Phillips. Lyle L Porter. Rogar S. Pumroy. Donald X. Pumroy, Shirley S. Randolph. Philip Lea Robins. Janit Slaugh. Lynn H. Smith. Jerome E Stevens. Donald W. Strout, Fronk G. Watson. Warren K Weems, Samuel Wastman, Waller W , Jr. Yatunobw. Kerry T. women's recreational council President Button, Nancy st; mhii 8e i M«rl«r.« Silver Filh Callaghan. Nancy Hockey Christensen. Lillian Promenadert H«ll. Muriel Volleyball Hikide. Gloria Bowling McCormack, Janet Vlca President McDanial, Arlana Biliary Mill� , Barbara The Women's Recreational Council is the women's sports organization on campus which governs and coordinates all re- creational activities. Member- ship consists of the presidents of all sports clubs and the man- agers of women's tournaments. Ski Mtafi Mullen. Joyce Tonnii Nelson. Pat Vollayball Sonde, Margaret Badminton Torrance. Clarice Ore hath Tsutsumoto. Helene Not Pictured: Bevketbell Robb. Barbara W Club Thrallkill. Joy theta sigma phi Theta Sigma Phi is the professional jour- nalism honorary for women. It was founded on this campus in 1909 and has since ex- tended its membership all over the United States. Membership is based on scholar- ship and a desire to go into journalism as a profession. Theta Sigma Phi works in conjunction with Sigma Delta Chi to bring speakers to the campus to discuss journalistic problems. Each spring it sponsors its annual Matrix Table dinner to which it invites tho 100 outstanding women on campus. Nor Pictured: Balre, Nancy Carlton, Garry Corbett, Mary louitt OaCan. Batty Call. Marion Van Scoyd, Arlana Hwton, Anna President Dye. Patricia Doyle. JoAnne Egan. Evelyn Farmer. Sunny Sue Giedt. Carol Hill. Virginia Howell, Ann Kehan. Naomi Manning, louito McClellan, Janice Montgomery. Sharon Oberkotter. Marilyn Piper. Ray Robinson, Marilyn Sims, Claudia Tarbill, Marikate Wilson. Mary Wagner. Joan Hamilton. Pegi Roosto. Renee Gregory. Margaret Speece, Lw'a Kenoyer. Wille totem Herihey. Joyce President Totem Club, junior and senior women's activity and serv- ice honorary, was founded at the University of Washing- ton in 1932 to provide recognition of service to Wash- ington. The members' record of outstanding service to the University is augmented by Song and Stunt Night winter quarter, as well as various charity functions. To bo eligible for membership in Totem Club, a woman must have at least 90 credits and a 2.0 grade average, plus an outstanding activity record. Members are tapped with the presentation of a miniature totem pole, the sym- bol of the organization. Baker. Mary Louis Cahill Peggy Dick, Clair Hasten, Jamal Baich td r. Carol Carlson. Birgit Draper, Diane Hill. Nancy ligelow, Georgia Col . Ann Dye. Patricia Hill. Virginia tower. Joann Connor. Casey Egan, Evelyn Hobi. Ann Brainard, tetty Crook. Dorothy Gill. Maiori Hodson. Patricia Bratton. Nancy DeCen, Betty Halbert. Jackie Joukoviky. Natali Burk . Beverly D Spain, Marianna Hall. Murial Jones, Lee 460 club activity honorary Kahn , Naomi Kathla Link, M«m louqhnan, Aylana luvara. Anita Not PScturad Mclaan. Judy Martin, Carol Moriitay. Mary Kay Naarqard. Jill Walla. n H'il Panchanko. Anna Patarion. Nona Patarion. Sara Plton. Lorraina Pinch. Mittla Roc I ay. Halan Ron. felan Sabin, Loll Wallariai. Lynn William� . Joanna Zobriit. Halan 461 NOT PICTURED: varsity boat club The Varsity Boat Club is an organization of men who have rowed at Washington for at least six quarters. The members are easily distinguished on campus by their Husky Crew jackets. The VBC has only recently been reactivated as a living organization on campus as it was during the late I930's. Realizing that the prime necessity of a good crew is unity, this club is a vital part of an oarsman's career at the University. Besides providing the oarsmen the opportunity of holding meetings for the promotion of rowing, the Boat Club also furnishes them with social activities which aid the unity. Exchanges, firesides, and a spring semi-formal dance allow adequate relaxation from the seven months turnout. tagon. Dick Gibbon� . Bob Pelkey, Oaane Schaumann, Dick Proctor. Gary Schmitt. Al Smith, Floyd Smith. Al Anderson, Do� � President Adams, N«d Aodoo in, Pawl Arnold. Wilion Backer, Ham taka . John Bargrees. Sam Barker. Floyd tergulst. Pat Birkland. Ivar Brows, Larry Cathay. Dick Clark. Steve Clarka. Doug Cotidot Daaia. Pete Oackar. Jay Donnan. Tom Doty. Bob Evan� . Oick French. Ooug Gallnar, Hank Hall. Jay Hana. Mika Hanson, Naal Hart. Art Mavan, Hugh Ingham, Nad Jacobean. Paul John SOS. Marshall Johnson, tom Lacy. Dick Lamb. Lynn Mann. Spanca Mahl, Roger McKoown. Mickey McKia, John McMahan, Duane Mialda, Carroll Moora, Bad Northfiald. Bob Nommansan. Gan a Paterson. Ted Paterson, Warren Pratt, Dava Purnell. Dava Putnam. Dava Richards. Dick Rogari. Bob Rowland. Dick Ruud, Oovg Salmi. Lenn Sloltalh. Jack Smith, Bob Smith. Curt Smith, Wally Staplas. Bill Stocker. Monta Stoll. Fred Thomas. Bob Thomas. Butch Thom. Rod Thygeson, Rutty Wallas, Ron Walters, Bob Wanamakar. Jim Waters, Wayne Weyermasn, B'vca Wolfe. Jack ifcth A A Jk «ii ii aM I iMi I 462 Button. Nancy Burrowt, Nancy BrnuniS� ige , Teddy Buller. Boerly Carlton. Virginia C � tillo, Join Connell. Mergeret DeSpain, Marianna Drury. Keren Dunn. Mim! Doll. Eielne Frengen, 8etty feucheld, Ann Fitch. Corneli Hell. Muriel Hill. Nency Murtbut, Belt� Kempmenn, Kethie King, Judy Locke. Aria Leender. Sharon Locknanc. Berber Low, Jean McLean, Judy w-key activity honorary As an undorclasswomen's activity and scholastic honorary, W-Key strives to carry out its purpose of Service to Washing- ton. W-Key gives its members an opportunity to meet and to work with other women students in the varoius phases of student government; it also serves as a goal for underclasswomen to work toward. In the past year, W-Key has cooperated with Purple Shield in running a successful concessions stand during Sophomore Car- nival. W-Key has cooperated with other organizations and commi’rtees on the president's tea, scholarship banquot and freshman preview. Not Pictured: Barnet, Lucille Van K-.nn.ll, M rg«r.t Cahill, Peggy Cotby Karen Cole, Ann Dailey. Jane! Martin. Carol M. ngh.r, Donna Mull.n. Joyc. Neergard. Jill N. il. Pat Carol Nalion, Janat Nelton, Pat Pet.rion, Non La. Ron, Llnn.a S wy.r, Sally Sua Sommorn, Carol Siurten, Mary Amt Stoinciph.r, Clair Sottky. Sally Travit, Bavarly Van Nan, Ann Wallariut, Lynn Wiete. Pl-yllit Wilton. Alic Whitman. Rh.ta Willard. Nadine Bergman. Myra Manhall. Margaret Tya, Joyce Pretident 1' fr f r n $ t 4 0 ' f, fii 0 0 0 JTtM 0 ' f 0 0 r . f). I o 0 463 zeta mu tau mathematics honorary 0 Election to membership in Zota Mu Tau, under- graduate mathematics honorary, is based on gen- eral character requirements and a suitable scholastic record. Additional requirements include an accum- ulative grade point above 3.0 and a demonstrated proficiency in mathematics upon the completion of two quarters of calculus. Bvrgluod. Rhylll� Irinacroff, Jail Brown, Ronald CFang. David Cunningham. Jamal Ewart. Tarry Fin� , Donald Fithar, Franklin Cillit. Mwrlin Ginatar. Malania Hala. Jay Hong. Lailio Hoppe-. Jarrold NOT RICTURED Koning, Adolph Moldanhour. Jan Olton. Darryl Ottiand � . Frank Friaba, Ouana Rica. Roy Shannon. Charlai Sfephei Raul Taoq. Chung Tatmro. Saloru Tig ha, Robart Vifantky. Naltali Crim, Jamai Crowe. Clayton Eckton, Wallace Flaherty. Arvan Gvy. Arthur Hammer. Ellit Hanna� , John Manaivala. Dab Merchant. Howard Nordman. Arnold Rartington. Richard Rratt. David Sagla. Arthur Taa, Jamat Trelle. George Weterhoute. Myra zeta phi eta Wallace. Elitabath Rratidant Irock man. Rena Irown. Anna bella ■rvngeerd. Jackie Oavi� . Katy McCartney. Nancy McEacharn. Joan Zeta Phi Eta is a national professional speech arts fraternity for women. The pur- pose is to band together in departments of speech, groups of selected college wom- en interested in maintaining high standards of speech. Mu Chapter of Zeta Phi Eta has a specific program for the school year. A leading project is the recording of text books for the blind children in Warren Avenue School. Each year a Silver Tea is held to raise money for the Lois Beil Sandall Scholarship which is awarded to an out- standing woman senior or graduate student studying in the field of speech, radio or television. The Zeta Phi Eta Honorary Plaque is awarded annually to the out- standing senior boy and girl in the speech department. Rutanon, Sully Ston . C«th«rln Sjurtun. M ry W lk r, Lou Ana Not Rieturud: Al nd r, Snaron Bourn. Patricia Bull � . Suianna W it«rluad. Joannv 464 • • • religion on campus . . . symbols of Washington, the University of a Thousand Years . . . and symbols of Faith . . . and in faith the students turn to God and group together in organ- izations devoted to worship, relaxation and friend- ships of those with mutual interests . . . there is no will but God's will. 465 baptist disciple student association The Baptist-Disciple Student Association (BDSA), is a fellowship of students seeking through worship, study and action to make the Christian faith real in every phase of University life. The program outlined by the student cabinet includes Sunday morning class, Sunday evening forum, Thursday dinner and Forumotte, projects in social action plus social events throughout the year. The Conter, sponsored by the Baptist and Christian churches of Washington, is affili- ated with the national student movements of these churches. BDSA welcomes all stu- dents interested in furthering its program of Christian understanding and responsibility. Amtlia Hyry President Left to right, bock tow: Tod Wiseman, Amelia Hyry. Donna Bom- Icy. Both Loren. Myra Bergman. Shirley Reeder; front, left: Dick Cornwell. Ann Schnattaly and Eldon Irving. OFFICERS: Amelia Hyry. President Myra Bergman. Vice President Shirley Reeder, Secretary Eldon Irving. Treasurer DIRECTORS: John Ross Lucy Ann Hall b'nai b'rith hillel foundation B’nai B'rith Hillel Foundation located at 4745 17th N.E. is the home away from home for Jewish students at the Univorsity of Washington. It is a part of tho National Hillel Organization devoted to serving tho religious, cultural, social and personal needs of the students. Rabbi David L. Lieber, Hillel Director, works smoothly with members of the Hillel Student Council and tho organized house presidents to present a program that will meet the needs of the students. Highlighting the year's activities were the Tercentenary Banquet, Back-to-school mixers, Jewish Music Month Banquot. Annual Purim Ball, Hillel Weekend retreat and Annual Awards Banquet. Students are pictured hore enjoying the atmosphere of Succoth, a harvest, thanksgiving festival. Left to right they are Jane Israel, Taya Saperstein, Bob Lackman, Bev Nowmen, Rochelle Cohen, 8arney Poriti. Helene Fine and Sandi Goldstone. Hillelites worked together to build and decorate the outdoor Suecah or booth which symbolises the Succoth celebration. 466 canterbury club Canterbury Club, the Episcopal students group at the University of Washington, offers to students the services and fellowship of a church away from home, and an opportunity to develop a mature philosophy based on the Christian faith. Their activ- ities include social service projects, study groups, intramural sports, retreats, weekly Evensong and services of Holy Communion. Canterbury student participated in many phase of the production of the Milado. Coffee hour after ovoning prayer bring � 1u dent together in an informal atmosphere. Student gather for an informal Sunday night discussion. 467 Christian science organization 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 studonts 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. Students taking advantage of the reading room. The Organization's primary activity has always beon its weekly re- ligious meeting, which includes testimonies of healing through the applied understanding of Christian Science. These meetings are held in Eagleson Hall every Thursday evening of the school year, including examinations week, at 7:45. Students, faculty members and friends are also welcomed at the Or- ganization's annual lecture, given by a member of the Board of Lec- tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Evoryone it welcome fo reed � he pepert end book available. All are warmly welcome to visit the Organization Student House at E. 43rd and 15th N.E. which was purchased in 1945 with the help of alumni and friends. At the house, students may read or borrow the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy, study thoir University work and enjoy satisfying friendships. Also, during open hours, there is a Housemother available for consultation. The present structure is soon to be replaced by a modern building which will provide ade- quate space for all Organization activities. 468 HousamotW: Mr� . Knoph eh Midg •I Barbara iwiii, Nancy . Nona til. Edna loll, Virginia rlln, Roberta iwall, Virginia kappa phi club Bonner, Carole Cooley. Wilma Damitio, Nancy Follit, IriMa Merrill. Bat Rotenquilt, Rowena Kappa Phi provides an opportunity for Christian fellowship to Meth- odist and Methodist preference college women. The yearly program includes spiritual, cultural and social activities designed to further their purpose: every Mothodist woman in the university world today a leader in the church of tomorrow. Kappa Phi meets at Wesley House, and recognizes the value of other Wesley foundation activities, and the work of the church encourages participation of its members. Glattcock. Hop Breiident Freligh, Alic Hall. Eleanor He� � , Loll Kennedy. Janet McC mmoh. Jen Beteuon, Marilyn Williiton. Ann Georg . Joan Herrick, Rot Kawaguchi, Martha McCormick, Barbara Bandit. Savailri Ward. Carol Foiler. Marilyn Miceli, Lorain Schwartz. Bat Millard. Sherry Street. Marilyn NOT BICTUREO: Davenport. Edna G rn«r. Marilyn Glatt. Barbara Jenkint, Mariel Kim. Ontoon Leyton, Marilyn Marr, Ann Morgan. Joann Olton, Glenda Rotout. Helen Samburn, Mary Lu Scholtz. Elaine Simmom. Elaine Trimble. Marilyn Wong. Oelorai Needham, Loit Tarbill. Katie O'Neill. Sally Temby. Shirley Laing, Shirley Ott, Janet Vaeghn, Letitla React . Giunis teach, Meredith Bond, Ca'Ol Borell, Be � Jeanne Westminster Wataaabe. Mesao club o f a si Westminster Club represents the Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church on tho University of Washington campus. It providos an opportunity for spiritual and mental growth in the areas of Christian faith, fellowship, citizenship, witness and outreach. NOT PICTURED! Aspenwell, Donnj Barnett, Nancy Blaesi, Janice Bower, Charles Iridglierr. Michael Caddell, Priscilla Cook, Dorothy Coomas. Joan CMIMI, Vanda Croiby, Mar Lou Gallop, Diane Harrison, Ben Hawkint, Sidney Hawley, Jerry Hill. Clayton Hon� . Christine Hunter. Wayne Jensen. Ham Keliter, Marfori MacDonald, Roger McKimmey, Jean Long, Barbara Mile., Lyle Mitchell, Oon Mitchell. Roberta Morriion, Jo.eph Neher, Ralph Newcomb. 8etty Nickel. Mike Porter, Mary Price, Louise Runchey. Barbara Schear, Marcia Willard, Stanley President Seerle, Evelyn Sherrard. Margaret Singh, Balwant Skinner. Joar Steele, Francis William., Karan Wiljon, Duane r f o si Aletander. Bill Boyd. Barbara Donnelly. Robert Elmer. Lee Kllngfer, Dan Phelpi. Walter Arlo«e. Lau'een Ballinger, Jem Brown. Cri.t. Beve Merry Lee Duncan. Kathy Erken. Judy Kon.rro, Ed Pluylaar, Joan Eager, Arlle Fisher, Joyce Kurti, Jama. RentOm. lorett LeCocq Andrew Lehman, Richard Either. Philip Rich. Edward Ro.engul.t, Lindquist, Adele Joanne Shatter. Karen Fuller, William Harden. T. D. McCoubrey. 8111 Long.treth. Smith, Janet Marita Starberd. Earl Hartley, Sylvia Hill, Claude Ho!dor, Carol Lokken, Jean Morley, Richard Morriion, Stark. Shirley Taylor. Roger Virginia Thompson, Garrett Hughes. Donna Mullen. Thomas To'and, Thomas luther club The Luthoran Student Association is one of 400 Lutheran 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 so- cials, as well as always being open for fun and fellowship. The Sunday evening suppor meetings, the highlight of the week, are held at tho Univer- sity Luthoran Church. Bottom row. left to right: Willa Mari Wilson, Dorothy Han- ion, Sylvia David� , Jo no Lorention. Second row; Jo Gunderson. Caryl Ever� . Lois Gross. Dick Elmquist, Trees.: Palma Sutherling, Secy.; Ken Brandt, Vice Pres.; Ron Johns, President. Third row: Carol Niolten, Charles Brenchley. Ruth Klingen smith. Cerolino Clarke, Sally Ofstad, Elaine Dahlquist. Hay- den Kemm. Fourth row: Ed Bohlmann, Donna Simpkins. Harlan Olson, Dieter Lutx, Marilyn Hoisted, Carol Martens, Anita 8etx, Marilyn Swenson. Fifth row: Tho Rev. Al Dillemuth, student pastor; Walt Suder, Ed Mise. Dick Meyor, Dale Siegele. Walt Hansen, Elwood Shade, Bob Patxer, Phil Vorvick. Dick Stuhlmiller, Art McClure. 470 Front, tint row, lift to right: Margarot Ann Connoll, Donne Conrad. Marfa Mnpe . Glenis Beach. Bette McAllister. Lae Thornburg. Joo Morrison. Second row: Roland Hayes. Charlotte Gould. Lotte Forrester. Pete Proctor. Jennio Mund. Joan Lampion. Mary Leo Thompirn. Lei Kroger. Joan Merrideth. Vince Brown; Standing: Ed Garretton. Richard Connell. Suianne Franrko. Robert Thurston. Nancy Field. William Kiskaddon, John Turula. Herb Larion. George Hw. Evert Volke.'IJ. Eden Sisley, Robert Dean, Robert McNameo. Howard Campbell. pilgrim club Pilgrim Club, comprised largely of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed students, is open to any student who is attempting to seek out and think through the deeper themes of life within the structure of belief that says— you will know the truth and the truth will make you freo. (John 8:32). Located on the corner of 45th and 16th N.E.. Pilgrim Club activities include: Spring and Fall weekend conferences, Sunday evening forum-discussion type meeting, weekly sessions of the Faith, Action and Fellowship Commissions, and many other small group meetings such as Executive. Program and Worship committees. NOT PICTURED. Andraaton. Jamas Ar.dmaion, Karan Avitin. Charria 8igqjrt, Tarry Carrington, J« an Cratty. Starr Darning. Carolyn Dovglatt, Mary Eviction, Pawl Elliott. Douglat Elwall, Judith English. larry Engel, Tony Forbai. Bruce Gwilym. Don Gwilym. Ed Hoopar. William Kirkland, Barbara Klaimamr, Jack Layton. William Lehman. Richard McFaaly, Oannii McGraqor. Dor, Mott. Jaan Paten, Douglat Poole, Jamai Potter. Randy Robartt. Dan Roianquiit, Adala Ron. Adall Samall, Kan Shaatt. John Smith. Barbara Smith.Edytha Smytha, Larry Wanamakar. Jamat Watch. Barbara EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Ltit to right: Robert Thurston. treasurer; Sutanno Franike. CRC representative; Ed Setchko. director; Potar Proctor, vica pretident; Margarat Connell, secretary; William Kitkaddon, president; On floor: Robert Dean, member at large; and Vince Brown. CRC repre- sentative. 471 wesley club Hub, sponsored by the Board of Education for the Methodist Church, is ill students on the University of Washington campus. Its activities center esley House located at 4205 15th N.E., just across the street from the Its program of activities, planned by the students to fit their needs, includes esidos, coffee hours, fellowship cells, Bible study groups, student-led chapel parties and dances. One of their special service projects is the Spring p which comos during spring vacation. This workcamp gives the students to live with the people of a small Washington community and work with mprove their church and youth facilities. NOT PICTURED: Andertoe, lob Athenbrennor. Ami« Attebery, Gay Beach. Midge Benedict. Ruth Blakney. Dick Blakeney. Roqei Bowman. John Bucholi. Shyrl ButteHield. Don Carlton. Glen Carnahan. Stan Cool . Bonnl Domitio. John D n Bail . Al Do Po . Margla Fry, K n Garner, Marilyn Gorow. Joyc Gian, Barbara Gian, Meritlam Hager. Tom Hill, Cl«y Hulchini. Graham Jarrit. Carl J nklni. Mariel Johnilon. Ralph Kallgren, Carolyn K ek. Georae l.mon. Herb Layton. Marilyn Magdall. Pal Marr. Ann Marriott. Pat Maiton. Carol Maorall. Bill M k r. Danny M rrill. Mary Mlllman, Pat Monteqwe. Grant Olvon. Glnnda Rolling. Pearl Scha ff«r. Don Shater, Oick Simmon� . Elaine Starkenburg. Shirle Stranc . Laura Jan Strinqfellow, John Symond� , Jim Symondt. Monni Stanley, Alan Tennant, Janice Thompion, Jean Trimblo, Marilyn Van Noy. Ron Wedemeyer. Gary Wetherby, Jean Wilherup, Bill Young. Jim Allgir . Marilyn Baldwin, Georga Baldwin, Nancy Bigl y. Barbara Bonnar, Carol Br t� n r. Roy Burrall, Dave Campbell, Rod Ch«ndl r. Marlin Curii� . Edna Damitio. Nancy Dollotl, Virginia Eni. Irma O'Neill. Sally Pr � ident Graamtr !, V� rn Harrick, Roia Hall, Eleanor He� � , Loll Hubberl. Barbara Jon«t. Pat Folli� . Britta Fo� t r. Marilyn Freliqh, Alice George. Joan Glaitcock, Hop McMullen. Bev. Magnmon, We Martin. Roberta Merrill, Pat Mi'cati. Loraina Millard. Sherry Miller, George Mtedham, Loil Melton. Jan DH. Janet Dtt. Chariot toianquiit, Rowena kheyer. Gwen Crottland. Elaine Stanton, Cynthia Tarbill. Katie Temby. Shirley Ward. Carol Willman. Rutt mm P mm Skk jffl n m w p’ r L flat? Jr y wca cabinet Blainay. Syl� U Prc ildont Left to right: Judy Austin, Associate Director of YWCA; Jan Elliot , Bollo King, Diane Draper, and Sylvia Blaincy. Hill. Nancy Secretary Neil. Patty Troeturar n v'jr k Ron. Linnea Schwaiier. Caryl Stranca. Laura Jana This year has been an active one for mombers of the YMCA and YWCA at Eagleson Hall. In pursuing its objectives of social awareness, religious understanding, world relatedness, and personal growth, the Y program developed a number of dynamic and worthwhile events. Pollock. Dick President friat, Jim Vice President S-ilhar, Don Treaiuror y mca cabinet Ste-ort. Lynn Willijton, Anna Kiikoddon, 8111 Pottar, Randy Louis, Lyman Wialand. At NOT PICTURED: Mahoney. Phil Musto. Dave Woods. Thao ginning the year's activities was the an- si Frosh Camp where new students were roduced to Campus life and leaders in dent government. Then followed the a International Banquet, Nickel Hop, k Camp, Jester's Jubilee, and our sum- r conference at Seabeck, Washington, s high point of the year was the National dent Assembly at Lawrence, Kansas, ing Christmas vacation. Eleven students m the University of Washington were ong the 1100 delegates from all over United States. Hartlay. Sylvia Jr. Board Member Ashley, Mary Da Spain, Marianna Dean. Barbara Draper, Diane Ilf Vice Preiidant Hempler, Kathy King. Bella Lokken. Oorit Laue, Sally Naiueit. Carol Ann NOT PICTURED: Woither. Barbara Boyd Elliott. Jan Johniton. Irena McDonald. Micki Otwalt. Jan Ouam. Ann Schillan Barbara index Aii'urd, Geortf N'., 31 Aahl. Beverly J.. 206 Anker. Doris. «19 Aanl. Bov. «65 Abaili. Prank. 411 Abbott. James R. 272. 396 Abbott. Karvn. 321 Abbott. Nadine M.. S23. «57 Abel. Douglas H-. «2. 252. 253. «35 Able . Toni. 27« Ablltt. A lino. 200 Abney. Darlene Callkon. 38 Abney. Sharon A.. 22$ Abraham. John T.. 258. «52 AbrahaniRon. Denny. «18 Acacia. til), 241 Ackerman. Betty L.. «2. 220 Ackerman. Conni, 327 Ackerman. Gale T.. «2-216 Adair. Francis. «11 Adama. Barbara J.. «2. 208 Adams. Bette M . 202 Adams. Don. 4� Adama. Edwin. 135. «53 Adama. John C.. 27« Adam� . Kirk. 25«. 383. 393 Adama. Ned. «2. 250. «62 Adama. Shirley. 153 Adam� . Thomaa C.. 8$. 210. «6« Adam� . Wendy E.. 38. «2. 22«. «««. «50 Adama. Wm. R.. «2. 24« Addlcoot. Joy. 333 Addington. Sandra R., 98. 228 Adklna. Ronald James. 36 Adklsson, Sandy L.. 22N Ad� en. Jay. 266 Affleck, Jim. 129 Agnhyan. Preida. «19 Agar. James. «05 Agee. Barbara H., 310 Agee. Lucille. 832. 437 Agncw, Aleda M.. 220 Agnew, Terence J.. 25« Agranoff. Efrem Z.,42. 316 Ahlatrom. Harlow G.. $8. 317, 398 Akron. Alf. 89. 31« Alchlmoycr. Patricia Jean. 38 Alden. Lorraine. «09 Aiken. Wayn- W.. 262 Alkman. Van P.. 28«. 855 Alnaley, Hugh. 301 Akerman. Louie R.. 258 Aklmoto. Bob M . «2 Aklna. Jameson M . 320 Alan. Robert. 319 Albano. Howard, 392 Albano, Ray. «39 Albon. James. 321 Albertson. Orris. «11 Albin, La we ranee C.. «2. 267 Albin. Lynn. 218. 45« Albrecht. Genla S.. «58 Albrecht. Andreas C.. «58 Albrecht. Bill. 363. 365. 3«8. «39. «48 Albrecht. Robert. «11 Alcld. Rosenda. «28 Aldridge. Robert G,. 278 Alexander. Daniel E.. «58 Alexander. Douglas M.. «2, 286. «53 Alexander. Gerry L.. 113. 238. 286 Alexander. James D.. 131. 250. 444 Alexander. John K... 286. 407 Alexander. Katharine R.. 218 Alexander. Robert. 317 Alexander. Sharon. ««« Alexander. Wanda. 20 Alexander. William J.. 822. «70 Alfcricff. Lubov. 38 Alferlrff. Nicholas. 38 Alflerl . George. 816 Alhndeff. Roly. «55 Alksne. John P. «2. 24« Alksnis. Zulga. 321. 43« Allan. Barbara S.. 228 Allan Maxine S.. 327 Allen. Barhnrn A.. 327 Allen. Betty D.. 201. «00 Allen. Carol L. «2. 301. ««9 Allen. Edwin C.. 322. «12 Allen. Gary. «18 Allen. Lucie A.. 309 Allen. Marilyn J.. 327 Allen Marjorie K.. 110. 21«. «26 Allen. Nancy D.. 22« Allen Richard G.. «2. 99. 27«. «48 Allen. Richard L.. 39 319 Allen, Richard R. 278 Allen. Tony. «2. 270. 113 Allender. James R.. «2. 278 Allender. Reverdy. 42« Allendoerfer. Car! B . Allglre. Marilyn A.. «2. 306. 323. 472 Allison. Sue. 201. 372 Allison. Thomas L-. «2. 272. 414. 453 Allman, Don. «07 Allper. Stanley B.. «3. 298 Allworth Kent. 91. «1«. «15. «17. «53 Alin. Charles R. 162. 280 Almqulst. Ed E.. 270 Alpha Chi Omega. 198. 19� Alpha Delta Phi. 342. 2«3 Alpha Kptilon Phi, 233 Alpha Kpnilon PI. 230 Alpha Delta PI. 200. 201 Alpha Gamma Delta. 202. 203 Alpha Kappa Lambda, 363 Alpha Omirron PI. 201. 205 Alpha Phi, 206. 207 Alpha sigma Phi. III. 245 Alpha Tau Omega, 24«. 2«7 Alpha XI Delta. 208. 209 Alton. Clifford E . 238. 240 Alton. Lloyde L.. «2. 240 Alberson. Dayton L.. «58 Amende, James W.. «2. 278. 407 Amor. Kenneth. «12 Ames. Junle. 109. 210. «57 Ames. Lyle. 322 Ames. Robot! K.. 260 Amidon. James L , «2. 26« Ainls. James 286 Amis, Joan, 311 Aminann. George B.. 319. «09. 42 Aminon. Phyllis A.. 228 Amos. Murray H.. «2. 312 AMS-AWS. 100. Ill Amsberry. Donald E., 300 Amsberry. Ronald R.. 300 Amstadt. Carl J.. 278 Anacker. Robert I� . «58 Andersen. Avon M.. 319 Andersen, Raymond. 407 Anderson Albert L.. 300 Anderson. Alfred E . 325 Anderson. Arthur. 14«. 146. «48 Anderson. Bennett D.. «2. 267. «09 Anderson. Betty Ann J.. 42. «19 Anderson, Beverly Jo. 202 Anderson. Beverly Jean, «2. 228. 456 Anderson. Bob G.. 358. 301. 472 Anderson Carole Jo. «2. 201 Anderson. Carolyn J.. 166. 202 Anderson. Clarence. 148. 302, «20 Anderson. Constance. «39 Anderson. Darlene L.. 206. 327 Anderson. Dave.« 18 Anderson. David. 291 Anderson. David C.. «06 Anderson. David R.. «2. 280. «36. 448. «62 Anderson. Donald G.. «2 Anderson. Donald K , 20. 90. «10 Anderson. Dori� L.. 327 Anderson. Duane 812. 317. 412 Anderson. Earl R.. 27« Anderson. Eugene. 267. «25 Anderson. G. H.. «25 Anderson, Graham S.. «2. 268. 387. 41«. «39 Anderson. Harold. «06 Anderson. James C.. «2. «25 Anderson. Jay. «12 Anderson. Jean M.. «2 Anderson, Joan C.. 30� . 329 Anderson. Joanne T.. 333 Anderson. Larry B. 2«2. 385 Anderson. Lennart I . 38. 262 Anderson. Lloyd. ««« Anderson. Marilyn C.. 309 Anderson. Martin M.. «0. 29«. 396. «38 Anderson. Marvin W.. 38. 325. 447. Anderson Myron S.. 296 « Anderson. Nancy L.. «2. 22« Anderson. Nils. «05 Anderson. Ralph L . 390 ««2 Anderson. Richard H.. 42. 127. «25 Anderson. Richard P.. 29«. «31 Anderson. Richard T., 291. «08 Anderson. Robert E.. 24«. «25 Anderson. Robert F.. «2 Anderson. Robert G.. «58 Anderson. Robert Laurence. «2. 272 «25 Anderson. Robert Lee. 294 Anderson. Robert R.. 2 278 Anderson. Rosemary, 38 220. 456 Anderson. Shelley K.. 224 Anderson Stephen E.. 268. «08 Anderson. Yvonne L.. 333 Anderton, Joan L . 311 Andonlan. Paul M.. 248. 342. «39. 162 Andre. Janet M.. 210 Andreason, James. «71 Andre son Karen L.. W9. «71 Andreika. Fritz. «C6 Andreika. Janls. 38. «0!. «38 Andrews. Eugene A.. «2. «25 Ange Nancy O.. «26 Angell. Abe, 353 Ankor-Rasch. Ole. «5S Anselm. Courtenay D., 458 Anselone. Earl A.. «06 Anton. Galen M.. «2. 289. «12 Anton. Marilyn M.. 266. «55 Appleton. Gordon C . 2«2. ««« Arakawa. Kuklko, 42, 331 Archey. Tlionui D., 268. 39« Are. Andl. 43. «32 Arends. Charles B.. 293 Arensberr. Richard A,. «3. 282 Arestad. Sverrc. 27 Arge. Noacv. «27 Argonoff. Efrem. 282 Arkllls. Doris Y.. 308. 143 Arlowe, H. Duane, 2«0. «31 Arlowe. Laureen R 38. 153 «27. «70 Arlton. Paul R.. «0. 320. «56 Armstrong. Al. 260. 367 Armstrong. Evan L. 325 Armstrong. Grant. 19 Armatrnng. Karvn. 311 Armstrong. Kenneth W,. 270. 381 Armstrong, Marilyn. 190 «36 Arndt. Ardythe M.. «3. 222 Arndt. Bert K . «3. «15. 453 Arn-son. Jr.. Arnold N.. 293. 418 Arney Cliff F.. 270 Arnold. Inex D.. 222 Arnold. Richard E.. 188. 1S9. 325 Arnold. Wilson O. 43. 92. 256. 345. 393 «3 Arnstein. Sam D-. 282 Arnsteln. Sandra L.. 233 Aron. William I.. «58 A rolls. In-Ira K «58 Arrtvey. Pete. 271. 366 Arsove. Maynard G.. «58 Arthur. Nancy. 306. 311 Arts, Della J.. 212 Arwlne Roy A.. «3. «II Arya Michael. «07 Ashcnbrenner. Amis. «72 Aschenbrenner. Ernestine. 311 A hby. Richard J.. «3. 261. 307 Ashdown. Fred M. W.. «3. 318. 320. «25 Asher. Joan R.. 233 Ashley. Mary M. 220. 473 Ashmore, Richard F.. 38. «3. «12. «38. «50. «58. «64 Ask. Charles W., «3. 266 Asp. H. Jerry. 242 Aspen well. Donna. 470 Astel, George. 86. 121 Aston. Emmett. «09 ASCW. 82-99 Atherton, Edward H.. «3. 272 Athow. James Keith. 38 Atkins. Richard L.. 320. 418 Atkinson. Carolyn A.. «27 Altebery. Gay. 323 «72 Attrldge Jocelyn F.. 208 Atwell. William O.. 248 Atwood. Richard F. «3. 258 Auernhelmer. Nancy S.. 201 August Gerald. 38. «38 Aune� . Helen Viola. 36 Ausman. Allan L.. 26« Austin. Bob. 370. 371 Austin. Charles H.. 289. 414 Austin Charles W.. «0. 262. «53 Austin. Cherle L.. 309. «71 Austin. Cietis E. «3 Austin Hall. 308 Austin. Judy. «73 Austin. Nancy. 2t Austin. Willard D.. 280 Avery. Harry. 259 Avery. John, 405 Axelsen Aldwyn. «06 Ayers. Harry R.. 258 Aycrst. Jack D.. «3 B Babbitt. Doug. 28« Barhand. Joan. «8 331 Bachman. Joseph R.. 252 Bnocchl Charlene J.. «3. 327 Bilrd. II., Ritchie. 22« Balach. Merllyn J.. 216 Balema. John W . 28« Bakemnn. Jim W.. 2«2. «44 Kakrn. Shirley. «55 Baker. Art. «25 Raker. Barbara F.. 220 Baker. Beryl V.. 244 Biker. Bruce. «3« Baker. Duane A.. 323. «12 Baker. Eleanor Jean. X. 146 Baker. Faith. «90 Raker. Frank K.. 250 ■taker IIoiihc, 313 Baker. John. 368 Baker. John D.. 43. 250. 344. 415 Baker. Irwin G.. 139. «12 Biker. Larry E.. 410 Baker. Mary Louise. 108. 318. «C0. «57. «60 Baker. Rena E . 112. 218. 400. 457 Bakke. John L.. «5S Bakke. Kj. II, 319. 448. «39 Rikken. Shirley Y.. 202 Rtlaxlc. Joseph J.. «07 Batch. Beverly A.. 115. 167. 210 Balcom. Ralph C.. «3. 250 Baldwin. Biff S.. 243. «22 Baldwin. Donald W., «3. 296. � 1«. «53 Baldwin. Georgo W.. «3. 136. 280. «72 Baldwin. Joseph C.. 28«. «24 Baldwin. Nancy E.. 323. «69. «72 Baldwin. Richard M.. 24« Baldwin. William F.. 268. 387. «39 Bale. Bob C.. 248 Ballse. Peter L.. «SS Ball. James B.. 28� Ball. William K.. «3. 393 Ballalne. Jerry C.. 280 Ballard. Alta K-. 201 Ballard. Charles S.. 125 Ballard. Leland C., 15 Hillard. Luctus J.. 248. 347 Bullard. Peggy L.. «3. 15«. 201 Ballinger. Gail. 210 Ballinger. Jam.-� L.. «3. 303. 470 BaInter, N. Alfred. 322 ■«aimer. Thomas. 19 Bame, Roland. «06 Rine. Gilbert. 319 Banghain. Morris L.. 27« Bangs. Gerald. 431 Bangsund. Eddie L.. 280 Banker, Doc. 246 Banker. Jennette H.. 36 Bank . Diana M . 217 Banks. Henry P.. «3. 258. «39. ««8 Bank . Nancy K . 222. «80 Barbee. Gale D.. ««. 262. 263. «1«, «53 Barbey. Mary. «4. 331. «37 Barclay. Charlotte M.. 230 «46 Bard. Burton E.. Jr.. 4«. 272 Rirdsley. Jana L., 108. 200 Barer. Amy. 345 Bsrgreen, Horn, 258. 391. 462 Rirkdoll. James L.. 272 Barker. Floyd c.. «62 Barkley. Jan. 323 Birna, Gordon L.. 242 Bamer. Bruce E . 246 Rimes. Ardell D.. 270 Barnes. Gordon D.. 36 Barnes. Lucille. 103. 110, «63 Barnes, Robert M.. 4«. 289 Barnett. Ellen A.. 321 Barnett. Nancy. 333. 470 Barnett. William «07 Banjul !. Charles M.. «25 Barr. Eric L.. 21. 8« Barragar. Harvey C.. 2t8. 895 Barrett. Jack. 420 Bsrett. Julie A.. 210 Barrett. Richard K.. 44. «25 Barrett. Susie. 228 Barrie. Thomas H., 4«. 31$. 4CT7 «38 Barron. Herbert, 412 Barron. John F.. 98. 38 49 1W- Harry. Allen R.. 35 155. 298 «13 Backer. Hans O.. 342. «39. «62 Rackcs, Bud E.. 284 Back man. Dennis M.. «3 Backstroro. Alice. 332. «37 Bacon. Hill. 392 Bacon. 1-Yank M. Jr.. «3. 257 Bacon. Jock. «18 Bacon. Suzanne A. 43 Bader. Tina. 127. «27 Badgley. Prof.. 10« Badgley. Don P.. 268 Bartke. Richard W.. 36 Bartlett, Doris R.. 87. 427 Bartlett. William F.. 296 Bartow. Amy V.. 44. 109 Barton. Thomas B.. 258 Bartrnnd. Gunvor. 419 Bartroff. Barbara A.. 38. 99. 311 Baseball. M6-J49 Basel. Gene. 103. «31 Basford, Robert E.. «58 Baskervllle. Barnet. «50 Basketball, 372-381 204, «55Buskin. Mike Bailey. Jane K., 311. 43u Bailey. John G.. 252. «18. 821 Bailey. Judith A.. 22« «55 Bailey. Lawrence P.. «3, 2 6. 41« Bailey. Patsy A.. 126. 20« Bailey. Robert I . 246 Bailey. Sid. 133 Bain. Jim R.. 276 Ham. Kalhy. «3. 228 Batne. Nancy E.. «3. 206. «59 Batcheider. Carol J.. 4«. 51. 83. 81. 86. 90. 92. 206. «46. 458. 460 Bateman. Harris. 288 Bntes. Babe. 869 Bates. Marie P.. 104. 125. 230 Battlg. Burr. 41$ Baudendtste). Catherine. 329 Raudendlstcl. Mary Ann T.. 201 Bauer. Harry C.. 21 Bauer. Suzanne L.. Ill, 212 Bauer. William. 246 Baumgarter. Anne E.. 232 Bauusgard. Janus H., 250 Bauscua. Fred, 406 Bayley. Judy C. 208 Bax. «Valter W.. 40 Beach. Glenls E.. 31«. «71 Beach. Meredith. «69. «70 Beach. Midge. 472 Beal. Barbara A.. «4. 206. «46 Beal. David D.. 312. 316 Reamer. Barton D . 341 Beon. Bernice, 332 Bean. George K.. 316 Bean. Warren W.. 44 Beasley. Katharine D.. 212 Beason. Ron J.. 280. 371 Beaton. Agnes. 209 Beaton. Blair W.. «4. 31«. «98 Beaty Harry. 27« Beauchamp, Vcnne H.. 44. 262. «18 Beaudoin. Philip E.. 4«. 31«. «07 440 Be-ch. Dick I . 286 Bochlll. Delores E., 9C9 Beck. Marlene G.. «I. 198. 399. 45� Becker. Dole. 390 Rocket. Wei ton. 23 Beckman. Foul W.. 900 Beckman. Richard V.. 274 Beckman. Virgil. 42« Bedar. Oscar E.. 458 Bedford. Audrey M.. 88. 208. «5t Bednckoff. Alexander G.. 458 Beebe. Sheralee A.. 226 Beech� rn, Patricia J.. 222 Beecher. Joan L.. 206 Be ks. Bill. 256 Beeler, Diane, 201. «54 Bee man. Rob R.. 278 Bcenmnn. Bob. «18 Beer . Frank. 316 Beery. Richard L.. ««. 293. «15 Beeson. Beverly K., 210. 33« Behur. Albert £ .. ««. 289 Behar. Salvo. 298 Behrvndt. George W., 288. «11 Belch. Frederick. R., 270 Bellx. Dave. «1«. «17 Belcher. Robert R.. 300 Belden. Jerry L.. 38. 380 Belenskl. John. «07 Bell. Beverly L . ««. 66. 83.186. Bell. E. Samusl. 111. 272 Bell. Eldon E.. 317 Bell. Janice. 203 Bell. Junta M.. 109. 216 Bell. Milo D.. 319 Bell. Nancy J.. 310 Bell. Sue M.. 201 Belles. Sara Jo. 309 Bellos. George F.. 240 Belvenl. Barbum F.. 20« Bement, Bob K.. ««. 242 Bend. Carol. 270 Bender, Robert K.. 248 Bendlxon. Karen, «56 Benedict. Ruth. «72 Benjamin. Lloyd, 29«. 395 Bencr. Peggy J.. ««. 210 Benner. Virginia L . 220 Bennett. Barbara J.. 220 Bennett. Chirles. «31 Bennett. Elizabeth. 197 Bennett. Garnet C.. «« BennctL H. Stanley. 9t Bennett. Richard C.. 2«8 Bennett. Roger, S6. «21 Bennett. Sumner. 356. «39. 44« Benoschek. Ronald B.. 319 Benae. Walter F.. 36 Benshaw. Eileen. 399 Benshoof. Ilone L., ««. 309. 430 Bensley. Downs. � 26. «66 Benson. Hetty L,. 20« Benson. L.. «31 Benson. Merritt. 256 Benson. Norman A.. 44. ««7 Benson. Stanley A.. 292. «18 Bensted. Ann L. 21$ Bentley. Mnrh-ne. 321. «46 Benton. Arme M.. 163.228 Benton. Judith A., 214 Benzlon. Irvin E.. 239 Beranek Marie L.. 309 Berdan. Donald. 411 Beresford. Jerry C.. 44. 95. 98. « 160. 250. 448, 453 Berg. Carl B. ««. 318. 320. «18 Berg. David J.. 293 Berg. Lille M.. 163. 209 Berg. Robert G.. 278 Bergornan. Stanley A.. 340 Bergeron. Jimmie L.. «« 276, «12 Bergeron. Sharon A.. 206 Bergescn. Arlan K.. 258. 381 Bergesen. William J.. 260 Bergh. Arnold. 249. 448 Berg land. Jean E.. 230 Berglund. John A.. 335 Kerglund. Phyllis M . 38. «6« Borgmsm. Myra M.. 38. 85. «56. Bergman. Peter K.. ««. 272 474 — NEW NAME Same Friendly Service Sine 1906 we have terved thit com- munity at UnivertBy Notional Sank. 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Nancy A.. 45. 212 Bohnrt. Milton H.. 40. 284. 441. 448 Bnhlke. Charles R.. 294 Bohlmann, Ed. 470 Bold. Barbara J.. 220 Role. William R.. 286 Boin. Bruno V.. 113. 294. 380. 381 Boitano. U uts. 319 Bolan, Jounne M.. 224 Boldhaln-. Gary B.. 296 Boldl. Virginia Anne. 36 Bollen. Gerald. 318. 322 Bollerno, Elaine. 327 Bond. Carol J.. 222, 372. 454 Bond. Gerald. 438 Bond. Jerry. 56 Bonifas. Mary Ann. 311 Bonner. Corole. 323. 469. 472 Booker. Harold G.. 40 Booker. John E.. 293 Boone. Rosaleen K.. 45. 419 Booth. William E.. 244. 408 Boowman. David. 98 Boozer. Mary. 419 Borah. Lee. 317 Borcher. Kenneth C.. 40. 45. 262 Bothers. Donald E.. 436 Borde. Phillip. Jr.. 278 Bordeaux. James G.. 286 Borell. Bette J.. 201 Borell. Elaine E.. 20« Borgcndale. Glen C.. 45. 218. 334 Borgstrom. Patricia C.. 45. 428 Boric . Henry. 298 Boraeth. Jerl M.. 331 Bo sc, Ronald G.. 38 Bostnln, Gilbert. 447 Botten. Joanne C., 46 Boughton. Gladys R.. 33 Boundy, Bruce K.. 45. 290 Bourller. Leroy P.. Jr.. 36 Bouse. Patricia. 228. 464 Bovee. Cliff D.. 238. 301 Bovik. Lvnn. 45. 220 Bowen. Rusty. 383 Bower. Charles. 470 Bower. Joann P.. 45. 84. 85. 460 Bowers. Don V.. 253 414. 415 Bowers. Joyce K.. 309 Bowie. Taylor M.. Jr.. 458 Bowles. Howard A.. 260 Bowman. Douglas. Jr.. 458 Bowman. John. 472 Bown. David. 302 Boyd. Barbara Jean. 45. 98. 311. 440. 445. 45«. 470 Boyd. Jerry. 393 Boyd. Robert 8.. 293 Boyd. Robert W.. 294 Boyd. Sayre. 43. 45. 85. 92. 118. 268. 413. 448 Boydstun. Richard D.. 45. 317 412 Boye. Nannette. 210 Boyer. Patricia A.. 318. 321. 430 Boyes. Kern L. 427 Bovker. Gary P.. 258. 444 Boyle. Walter G Jr.. 458 Boyles. Donald. 258 Bozak. Richard, 316 Brackett. Lois H.. 45. 196. 220 Bradburn. Aruta Jon- Stoll. 36 Bruden. J. Philip. 242 Brtden. Mnrvin R. Jr.. 45. 293. «25. 453 Bradenhurg. Richard. 268 Bradley. Robert W.. 436 . 458 Bradncr, Jeanne W,, 311 Bradshaw. Joan E., 230 Brady, Dtnnlo. 89. 98. 115 Brady. Jack. 258. 349 Brady. Ruth. 22 Brady. Thomas J . 258 Brady. William T.. 290 Rragdon, Mar lie E.. 45. 208 Bralnard. Betty J.. 160. 214. 400. 454. 460 Bralnard. Pam K.. 202. 454 Brambllla. Fernand. 425 B ram hall. Douglas G.. 45. 435 Brandenburg. Richard N.. 45 Brandner. Douglas. 322 Brandon. Harry E.. 45. 262 Brandon. Kenneth B.. 252 Brundt. Adeline M., 45 Brandt. Kenneth L . 135. 252. 470 Brandt. Marcia J.. 310 Brandt. Paul L.. 300 Brandt. Rich J.. 270. 371 Brandt. Richard W.. 256 Brannelly. Joan R.. 46, 208 Brannen. Bob. 284 Branson. Charles U.. 325. 431 Branson. David I!.. 325 Brask. Bodll. 308 Brassfleld. Morgan E.. 284 Rrattaln. Leslie I, . 322 Bratton. Nancy J . 38. 106. 110. 116. 127. 224. 399. 400. 45«. 459. 460. 463 Braun. Marlene. 46. 222 Braun. Richard E.. 258 Brauns. Elsa I. M. 45. 224 Braunschweiger. Teddy M.. 90. 225. 463 Bray, Ronnld E.. 300 Brazier. Barbara A.. 220 Brazier. John M.. 270. 397 Brazier. Thomas S.. 38. 45. 270, 412. 438. 464 Brear. Bevorlv. 206 Breitgcr, Emily. 428 Breltsprither. Charles H. Breivik. Jan M . 45 198 Rremner. Eric S.. 296 Bren. Donald L-. 45. 249 Brenchley Charles. 424. 470 Brengan. Thomas. 424 256 Brennan. Mary A., 45. 331. 437 Brennan. Tom. 131 Brenner. Patricia J.. 45. 230 Breshenrs. Betty Ann, 212 Bresttrh. Mary Cecilln T.. 88. 99. 115. 443 Br.-ssn.-r. Roy F.. 319. 418.472 Bresson. Colleen A.. 187. 20« Hr.-tall. W. Graeme. 45. 242 Breurr. Margaret A.. 201 Brevlk. Arthur A.. 425 Brewer, Barry S.. 45. 316 Brewer. Virginia B.. 440 Bridgham, Michael. 470 Brier. Nancy A.. 210 Bright. Ronald E.. 45. 252 Brlncard. Barbara. 90 Brincken. F. Louise. 446 Brindle. Harold A.. 260 Brinkeroff. Jesse. 464 Brinkman. Janet B.. 89 Brinkman. Peter A.. 46. 280. 391. 439 Briscoe. D -Wayne L.. 272 Brislawn. Marcia J.. 396 Bristow. Lorraine. 97 Britt. Nancy J.. 203 Brittain. Joe T.. 46. 458 Brix. James A.. 36. 37 Brlx. Joan L,. 208 Brix. Lynn. 456 Brlx. Peter. 248 Broadbcnt. J. Elaine. 311 Brock, John R.. 240 Brock. Richard K . 300 Brock. Robert R . 319 Brocker. Donald. 288 Brockhaug. Harold P.. 300 Brockman. Nicholas B., 272 Brockmann. Rena B.. 464 Broderwn. James D.. 268 452 Bromley, Fronie. 321 Brookbnnk. Jean M.. 210 Brooks. Dal- West. 36 Brooks. Marillyn. 46. 426 Brooks. Timothy H.. 268 Brotnian. Shannon M.. 311. 455 Brotnov, K.. Warren. 258 Broughton. John K.. 435. 436 Browder. Ray. 131 Brower. Chcrlll L.. 202 Brown. Allen K . 46. 242 Brown. Annabel! E.. 46. 218. 461 Brown. Chester B.. 46 317, 414 Brown. Don. 317. 418 Brown. Dorothy Mae II.. 36 Brown. Edward G.. 29 Brown. Ellen Louise. 38 Brown. Cordon. 249. 395 Brown. Joanne 51. 46. 206 Brown. John F.. 254 317 Brown. Kenyon F.. 248. 314 Brown. Larry E.. 300. 462 Brown. Lily E.. 46 Brown. Lora Lee. 311 Brown. Louisa A.. 218 Brown. Mae Lee. 216 Brown. Marilyn A,. 46. 206 Brown. Merry Lee A.. 470 Brown. Mildred 1.. 327. 437 Brown. Myrnn I... 310 Brown. Ray D.. 16. 409 442. 453 Brown. Robert L.. 16 314 Brown. Robert W.. 296 421 Brown. Ronald E. 38. 464 Brown. Sally L.. 228 Brown. Susan E.. 122. 198 Brown. Ted. 319 Brown. Vince. 471 Brown. Warren M.. 254 Brown. Warren T.. 286 Browne. Horry. 418 Browne. Wayne T.. 274 Browning. Richard L.. 317 Bruwnwood. Raymond L.. 296 Broyles. Gale E.. 316 Brozovich. Mary All -' 309. 455 Brubaker. William. 274 Bruce, James B 240 244 Bruce. Mnrilvn J.. 311 Brudevold. Carol. 189 Bruksner. Janice I.. 208 Brumbach. Wavn-1 396 Bruner. Ted. 320. 421 Brungnrd, Jacqueline M 46. 464 Brunhaver. Pat L.. 162. 212 Brunsdon. Harry L.. -16. 406 Brus. Jim H-. 301 Bryan. Laurel. 46. 988. 19) 458 Bryan. Robert J.. 107 117. 258 353. 375. 376. 439, «48. 452 Bryant. Ben. 418 Bryant. Nancy 105. 108. 220 Bryant Trey. 256. «44 Bure hoi lx. Gladys 321 Buchan. William E.. 272. 421 Buchanan. Garner H.. 314. 421 Buchotx. Shvrl 472 Buck. Gerald W.. 24« Buck Jean F.. 3«, 42« 427. 456 Buckles. Alden V 280 Buckley. Bob. 3 3 3«5 Buckley. Bruce E.. 272 Buck)in. Janyce C.. 333 Bucklln. Ron. 253 Buckridge. Terry N.. 458 Buckwalter. Beverly J. 230 Buck waiter. Dale L.. 188. 262, 444 Bucslt. Castor. 428 Budlong. Jace C.. 29« Buerk. Arthur. 381 Buettner. Konrad. 458 Bugge. Robert. 447 Buley. George. 411 Bull. Nona L.. 400.430. 469 Euller. Beverly M.. 106. 108.. 12«. 230. 463 Buller. Suzanne Aleen. 38. 464 Bulmer. Bob E.. 254 Bundy. Emory F.. 98. 113. 281. 385. 414 Funker, Ruas E.. 260 Burch. William J.. 46. 76, 414. 415. 436. 448. 453. 268. 154 Burdette. Trudy. 455 Burgan. David W.. 252 Burgess. Chuck. 253 Burk. Douglas F.. 244 Burke. Beverly A.. «6. 160. 222 Burke. Kay. 201 Burke. Robert G., 320 Burkltt. Barbara E.. 218 Burks. Joan V.. 224. 454. 457 Burmester. Neal. 136 Burnett. William M.. 272 Burnhnm. Beverly J.. 226 Burnham. Robert, 447 .458 Burnte, Robert. 322 Burns. Jim. 284 Burns. Kay S.. 108. 208 Bums. Patricia M.. 201 Burr. Robert H.. 433. 443 Burrell. David C.. 424. 472 Burris. Robert E. 284, 307 Burrows. Denny, 341 Burrows. Nancy A.. 105. 220. 463 Burrows, R. Robert, 274. 407 Bursett. Beverly A.. 198. 456 Burt. Jlrn. 370 Burl. Margaret M . 217. 327 Burtner. Stanley W.. 317 Burton, Douglas P.. 46. «35. 458 Burton. El-nnor J.. 321 Burton. Harold. 274 Burton. William D.. 246 Burwell. William R.. 46. 258. 412 Rus. Charla J.. 126 Busch. Jay M.. 46 118. 294. 413 Busey. Cheryl E.. 102. 230 Bush. Curtis G.. 293 Bush. Paul. 220 Bush. Roderick D.. 256. 393 Bush. William F.. 246 Campbell. Belle. 46 Campbell. Betty. 203 Campbell. Carol. 214 Cunipbell. Connie E.. 89. 126. 130. 228. 449 Campbell. Craig. 256 Campbell. Douglas A.. 254 Campbell. Franklin M. 111. 29« Campbell. George S.. 99, 296 Campbell, Howard. 471 Campbell, Joan L.. 87. 104 222 Campbell. Keith. :«44 Campbell. Marilyn D. 90, 208 Campbell. Patricia Lee. 198 Campbell. Robert W„ 122 280. 391. 45« Campbell, Rodney L.. 46. 425. 472 Campbell. Sally. 131 Campbell. William B.. 270 Cannon. Prof. Arthur. 90 Cannon. Audrey E.. 4$. 218 Cannon. Pat. 311 Canty. Dave. 46. 121. 123 382 Capeloto. Rosalie A., 227 Capeluto. Betty. 4«. 233. 449 Cupeluto. Marlene. 233 Capon, Juanita J.. 306. 311 Card. A. A.. 407 Corey. Mllllcent M.. 46. 310 Corey. Sharon Lee M.. IDS Corey. Wally. 418 Cargill. Denny B.. 274 Corlbom. Curt G . 46. 360 Carlen. Nancy N.. 212 Carlgr-n. Barbara. 214 Carlgren. Virginia 214 Carlin, Willlum H . 4« 425. 435. 438. «58 Carlisle, Fred B.. 290 Carlson. Angrirn. 412 Carlson. Art, «21 Carlson. Birgit 8.. 46. 306. «60 Carlson Carl J.. 158 Carlson. Carla D., 46. I«6 Carlson. Dave. 418 Carlson. David C.. 292 418 Carlson. Donald F.. 246 320 Bushel I, Don G.. Jr.. 237. 280. 398 Carlson. Donald E.. 246 Bushell. Sharon V.. 210 Bushlev. R. Alan. 244 Bushnell. Jeremy. 220 Bushue, Paul B.. 246 Butherus. Jeanette. 8o9 Butler. Alfred E.. 302 Butler. Jack G., 260 Butler. James K 36 Butler. Marilyn N.. 46. 210 Butler. Mary E.. 91. 309 Butler. Mike R.. 242 Butler. Thomas R. 46. 242 Butterfield. Don. 106. 472 Butters. Robert M . 296. 431 Buttery. George. 317 Butts. Jeanne M.. 38 16. 451 Butts. Wallace K , 320 Ruxnrd. Bob B. B.. 254 Bye. Gerald M . 240 Byers Wes. 271 Carlson. Glen. 472 Carlson. Herb C. 294 Carlson. Howard K.. 242 Carlson. Jerry’. «•� • 122- 214, 459 Carlson, Jerry J.. 127.291. 370 Carlson. Lnurrtene. 85. 426 294. 370 _____ Carlson, Owen W.. 47. 325 Carlson. Shirley. 222 Carlson. Virginia R. 463 Carlstrom. Margery L.. 10«. 21 Carlyle. Jock Webster. 38 Carman. Anne Y.. 426. 427 Oirnahan. Ston. 472 Carnegie. Joek D.. 260 Carpenter, Clara. 332 Carpenter. Edward L.. 439 Carpenter. Ted. 316. 420. 448 Carr. Harold B.. 47. 260 456 Bylngton. Dirk R. H., 87. 103. 2S0 Cnrr. Kenneth. 188 • v ..l • - � so ra___ nr...... L' Myles. Ixah 332. 437 Bylsinan Bernard. Ill Byrd. Shirley. 160 166. 210, 455 Byrne. Kenneth. 421 Caddell. Priscilla. 470 Cadvow. Vince. 131 Cadwell. Iris Claire. 217 Cody. Frank H.. 248. 338 Cahill. Margaret A.. 38. 84. 116. 218. 456 460. 463 Cnhoon. George K.. 268 Cairns. Jim G-. 240 Cakarnls. Ikars. 408 Calculi Barbara A.. 226 Caldwell. Bruce O.. 46 Caldwell. 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David M.. 252 Coata. Jack C.. 425 Contsworth. James L.. 40. 314 Cobb. Maty-. 419 Cochran Eugene L.. 272 Cochran. Jean. 206. 400 Cochran. Kathleen A.. 311 Cocrj. Andyle. 88 Coffelt. Warren H.. 267 Coffin. John C.. 398. 415. 416. 417 Cogan. John P.. 47. 26� ) Cohen. Darlene D.. 216 Cohen. Dianne D.. 216. 155 Cohen, Rochelle. 227. 466 Colen. Bernice K.. 47. 327 Colburn. Cynthia. 190 Cole. Ann. 38. 84. 95. 104. 106. 306. 31.9. 431. -156, 460. 463 Cole. Charles. 240 Cole. Dale. 418 Cole. Don E.. 250 Cole. Dorothy. 187 Cole. Edwin R.. 319 Cole. Joseph F., Jr.. 47 Cole. Kenneth C.. 27 Col . Mary Lee, 333 Cole. Robert L.. 276 Cole. Shirley. 419 Coleman. Barbara J.. 309 Coleman. Carol A.. 206 Coleman. Gary. 355 Coleman. Trent. 319 Coles. Helen. 225 Coles. Susan M.. 109. 161. 224. 399. 400 Col lard. Shelby A.. 126 216 Collins. John E.. 47. 317 Collins. Loylr H.. 48. 443 Collins. Marvin F.. 48. 443 Collins. Mel. 263 Collins, Nancy J.. 208 Collis. Donald L.. 244 Colly. Martha. 419 Colpron. Merlyn D.. 48. 314 Combs. John. 4118. 453 Comings. Everett L.. 252 Comisky. George. 418 Com pan n. Phyllis Anne. 446 Compton, Clarissa D.. 228 Comstock, Brian Lloyd 36 Comstock. George A,. 36 Condie, Frances L.. 458 Condon. Harold T.. 462 Condon. Bob. 260 Congdon. Roberta A.. 214 Congletun. Jerry. 260 Conklin. Linn, 126 Connell. Dick. 260 Connell. Margaret A.. 38. 99. 214. 463. 471 Connell. Richard. 471 Connolly. Roger D.. 300 Conner. Jane D.. 309. 455 Connor. Jimie Jane. 309 Connor. Kathleen R.. 38. 48. 86. 106. 126. 423. 460 Conrud. Donna. 471 Conrad. Ern.-� t M.. 21 Conrad. James A.. 246 Conrad. Robert. 424 Converse, Howard. 267 Convery. Bob L.. 272 Con very, Fred R.. 48. 272 Conway. John M.. 268. 408 Cook. Don A.. 48. 317 Cook. Dorothy. 205. 430. 470 Cook. Eleth A.. 202 Cook. John P.. 300. 453 Cook. Marianne. 217 Cook. Marilyn J.. 206 Cook. Norma D.. 228 Cooke. Colleen J.. 48. 220. 286 Cooke. Wayne. 318. 322 Cooley. Wilma R.. 469 Coolldge. Helen. 311 Ooomber. William B.. 246 Coombs. Howard A.. 26 Coonies, Joan. 470 Coome . Vande. 470 Co-Op Hoard 318 Cooper. Georgia V.. 48. 208 Cooper. Harold K.. 256 Cooper, Terry B., 262 Cootes. John H . 48. 296. 405 Cope. Nancy. 230 Coppess, Hazel R.. 106. 109. 220 Corbett. Dr. Donald. 19 Corbett. Judith A.. 220 Corbett. John D.. 458 Corbett. Mary L.. 38. 48. 99. 122. 198. 459 Corbett. Robert K.. 268 Corbin. Colleen. 311 Corbin. David. 320 Cordova. Myrnn. 311 Core. Jin� . 301 Corfield. Joan. 222 Corklns. Corinne M.. 310 Corkum. Evelyn M.. 309 Cornlls. Dick A.. 102. 244 Cornwell. Richard W.. 48. 136. 466 Corslllea. Nina. 153 Corthell, Al. 411 Coryell, Judy M.. 220. 455 Cosby. Karen G.. 220. 463 Coaki. Bill. 278 Coski William D.. 320 Costello. Charles P.. 38. 458 Cottle. Merva (Mr .). 458 Couclmian. Bob O.. 286 Coueliman. George C.. 286 352 Coulter. Diane. 226 Coulthard. Kay C.. 216 Countncr. Frank H.. 268 Courier. Gerald. 288 Covert. Robert R.. 442 Cowals. Charles. 411 Cowan. Charles L.. 242 Cowan. David W.. 245 Cowden. Dolores J.. 4«. 331. 437 Cowden. Marjorie. 210. 332 Cowell. Roger W.. 48. 435 Cox. Bob. 115. 367. 368. 369. 390 Cox. Eliza belli M . 208. 457 Coxon. Donald A.. 425 Coyle. Cynthia M.. 202 Craig. Arden. 188. 189 Craig. Eugene J.. 48. 317 Craig, Joyce B.. 216 Crain. Martha. 83. 99 Crain. Richard W.. Jr.. 36. 40. 412. 414. 415. 441. 443. 453 Cromb. Sylvia. 48. 218 Cramblet. Robert A.. 48 Cramer. Daniel L.. 115. 280, 383. 384. 385. 420 Cramer. Sally D.. 201 Crane. James, 406 Crapo, Fr«-d. 319 Crary. Don E.. 272 Crtgln. Judy A.. 228 Crater. Montague. 48 Crawford. Norma J.. 222 Cray� . Shirley J.. 201 Creeay. Helen L.. 216 Cresap. Ray E.. 280. 349. 379, 380 Cressy. Starr. 48. 198 Crettol. Marvin. 317 Crevcllng. Danlal T.. 268 Crevin, Larry J.. 298 Crew. 344-345 Crews. Dick. 381 Crial, Lynn. 311 Criddlc. Charles A.. 48. 435. 436 Crlm. Carlo E.. 23� ) Crlm, Jim. 272. 412. 453. 464 Crip -. Alvin D.. 278 Crlppen. Merle A.. 87. 310 Crisp. Nancy. 88 Crist. Beverly R.. 470 Criswell. Marilyn V. 230 Crittenden. Bob. 418 Crofts. Marjorie. 332 Crook. Dorothy L,. 48. 311. 460 Crook. Stewart. 284 . 360. 364. 366. 439. 448 Crook� . Robert E., 282 Cropley, Jean L,. 230 Crosby. Joanne. 48. 327 Crosby. Mary Lou. 470 Crosetto, Bob D.. 113. 242 Cross. Barbara R.. 332 Cross, Barbara Jane. 48. 437 Cross. Prof. Hurry. 90 Cross. Lois. 470 Cross. Paul C.. 24 Cross. Robert H.. 250 Crossed. William. 189. 190. 436 Crossland. Elaine D., 210. 472 Crouch. Jerry. 260 Crow. William Ray 3« Crowe, Clayton T.. 38. 322. 424. 164 Crowley. Dorothy E.. 217, 321 Crowthers, Lee A.. 250 Crulkshank. CoUea C.. 48. 268 Crutcher. Charlotte. 48 Cruver. James E,, 244 Cubbage. Robert M.. 48. 322. 424 Culbertson, Richard. 418 Culpepper. Bill. 190 Culver. Marianne. 226 Culver. Norman C.. 111. 246 Cunningham. Florence. 321 Cunningham. Geraldine. 329 Cunningham. James. 412. •138. 464 Cunningham. John F.. 40. 32S Cunningham, Karl. 271 Cunningham. Terry. 301 Curd. Larry M.. 26� ) Currans. E. Thomas. 48. 268 Currie. Joan B.. 198 Cushman. Charles 8.. 458 Curtis. Beverly J.. 206 Curtis. Boyd II.. 18 Curtis. Chari � , 411 Curtis. Edn M.. 323. 469. 472 Curtis. Jack L.. 240 Curtis. Michael p.. 262. 34� Curds. Sian. 316 Curds, Vivian. 311 Curwood. Barbara T.. 48. 218 Cushing. John F.. 280 Custer. Donald W.. 188. 288 Cutler. Catherine. 419 Cutler. R. K . 27 Dahlgren. Donald C.. 2-12. 408 Dahlgren. Edwin H.. 36. 48. 262 Dahlgren, Viola. 36 Dahlqulst. Elaine. 470 DahlquUt. Jo Anne. 309 Dailey. Donald. 316. 381 Dailey. Janet L.. 228. 457. 463 Dailey, Robert K.. 48. 136. 244 Daishl. Janet. 310 Dali. Bill. 418 Dalrymple. Lawrence K.. 296. 383. 418. 420. 439 DnWyinjde. Ted L.. 294. Dalton. Bob M.. 256 Damitlo. John. 472 Dam I do, Nancy J.. «8. 308, 446. 469. 472 Danimeier. Brian F.. 276 Damus. Henry H.. 40. 240 Daniel. Bill. 418 Daniels. Donald G.. 312. 392. 406. 410. 448 Daniels. Margaret M., 36 Danielson, Donald H.. 36. 92 Danielson. Patricia J,. 36. 38 Dapas. Lou A.. 48 Darling. Peter J.. 264. 444 Darnell. Mary E.. 48. 216 Das. Surya. 316 Daubert. Sam-1 M.. 224 Daubert. Richard A.. 38. 99. 107. 248 Davenport. Edna. 311. 469 Davey. B., 437 Davids. Sylvia. 470 Davidson. John E.. 294 Davidson. Mary Lou. 216 Davidson. Milton. 321 Davidson. Peggy Lou. 38 Davidson. Robert. 250 Davidson. Walter G.. 442 Davie. Earl W.. 468 Davies. Barry. 316 Davies. David A.. 111. 444 Davies. Peder G.. 296 Davies. William T.. 48. 123. 434 Davln. Mary Lynn. 22� ) Davis. Ann J.. 48. 222 Davis. Arthur. 302 Davis. Catherine E.. 48. 196. 201 Davis. Don P., 268. 390. 3W Davis. Doris Jeanne, 202 Davis. Dwight O.. 48. 300 Davis. Gerald A.. 270 Davis. Glen O.. 406. 451 Davis. James W., 258. 391 Davis. John M . 270 Davi� . Katy. 464 Davis. Marilyn. 109 Davis. Marvin R.. 272 Davis. Merrill. 88. � 3 Davis. Pal. 85 Davis. Paul K.. 298 Davis. Peggy. 332. 437 Davis. Theron L.. 274 Davis. Walter N..267. 383. 420. 444 Davis. William F.. 240. 468 Davison. Peggy L . 48. 208 Davison. Waller C.. 314 Dawson. Jerry G.. 246 Dawson. Ronald. 317 Day. Eugene. 409 Day. Gerald L.. 270 Day. Howard W.. 21H Day. Janet L.. 208 Day. John M.. 24« 444 Day. Richard. 371 Dealey, Nancy. 329 deAlvarez. Russel R.. 34 Dean. Andrea. 455 Dean. Arden M., 209. 310 Dean. Barbara M.. 30� . 457. 473 Dean. Charles F.. 248. 344 Dean. Charlotte M.. 220 Dean. Frank S.. 130. 290 Dean. Howard A.. 411. 431 Dean. Jame� F.. 777? Dean. Robert W.. 228. 272. 471 Dearinger. Joanne, � 5 Dense, peter W.. 274. 462 deBard. Carol V„ 210 DeOan. Betsy. 48. 230. 445. 449. 459. 460 Decker. D. A . 316. 407 Decker. Jay D.. 270. 345. 452. 462 Decker. Jerry N.. 258 De Domenico. Paul. 453 Dee rose. Blanche L.. 214. 399. De Forest. Dorothy L.. 48. 428 Degglnger. Leonard N.. 298 De Gruclo, Conrad. 282 De Hell. Fritz. 418 de Rubber. Jack V.. 258, 381 De La Barre. Newton F.. 435 Deluurenll. Robert. 48. 274 de la Vergne. Toni. 214 Deleau. George. 411 Delimitro . Aristides C.. 268 Del more. Laurence. III. 244. 408 Detsman. Lois. 421 Delta Chi. Hoi. 253 Delta Delta Delta. 212 213 Delta Kpallon Phi. 266 Della (limma, 214, 215 Delta Kappa Epsilon. 251. 265 Delta Tan Della. 25«. 257 Delta Cpsiloa. 26 . 269 Delta eta. 216. 217 Demurest. Ralph. 259 De Medici. Marino. 48. 122. 246 de Mel. Jayatlssa N.. 48. 412 Demetre. Vic. 253 Deming. Carolyn. 471 Demitriudes. Paul B.. 48. 264. 431 Demmery. Joseph. 29 Demacy. Blrney. 277 Dempcy. Mary H.. 210 Dempsay. Marjy A.. 48. 228 Dempsey, John P.. 264 Dempsey. Sue. 104 Denheste. Al. 99. 472 Danis . Dwight. 412 Denned. Dorothy. 145 Denney. Betty J.. 222 Denney. Claudia C.. 208 Dennis. David L.. 48. 406 Dennis. Ida E.. 321 Dennis. Joan M.. 228 Denny Annex 311 Deoo. Richard E.. 288 Densmore. Paul. 316 Denton. Kenneth. 318 De Poe. Margie. 472 Derby. Alfred J.. 48. 254 Derby. Barbara J.. 202. I.V Derby. Dean. 365. 439 De Shnxo. Donna Marie. 38 De Shnxo. James A.. «40. 456. 41 De Spain. Marianna. 38. 427. 456 460. 463, 473 De trick. Julia I.. 208. 446 Dealing, Boh. 189. 321 De Turk. Eleanor K.. 212 Dev. Lewis. 322 Devery. Bill J.. 48. 240 Dewey. John. 406, 431 De Witt, Charles D.. 272 De Witt. Pamela. 213 Dexter. Darien - M.. 49. 104. 160. 196. 446. 222 Dick. Claire M.. 84. 96. 117. 198. 454. 460 Dick. Edwrad. 413 Dick. Larry S,. 38. 418 Dickerson. M. W.. 407 Dickey. Alfred C.. 288 Dickinson. Antonin. 49 Dickinson. Denny C-. 242 Dickinson. John M., 320 Dickinson. Toni. 228 Dickinson. Virginia H.. 49 Dickinson. William L,. 49. 272 Dickson. Paul. 409 Dickson. Robert J.. 19. 415. 438 453. 458 Dickson. Vera R.. 333 Dldcon. Richard. 316 Diehl. Bob. 189 Dietz. Arthur H.. 252. 431 Dietz. Don. 284 Dietz . Doris A.. 458 Dietz. Warren C.. 38. 49. 293. 31 414. 450. 453 Dletzen. Ann E.. 38. 105. 228 Dletzen. Mary J.. 228 Dliullo. Rocky N.. 284 Dllaxzaro. Mike N.. 291 Dill . James M.. 34 Dlllcmuth. Al. 470 Dlllery. Marita F.. 49. 331 Dillingham. Joy. 49. 188. 436 Dilworth. Joann. 49. 216 Dim . Gary E., 49. 260 Dlneros. Josef inn. 428 Dlncman. Margaret. 202 Dinkins. Byron R., 241 Dlokno. Benicia. 428 Dlppert. Susan A.. 2(M. 455 Ditz. J ames P.. 49. 24t. 406. 438 Dixon. Carol J.. 49. 310. 449 Dixon. Rosemary. 49, 327 . 437 Doan. Charles E.. 314 Dobbs. Bob. 118 Dobbs. Lary S.. 268 Dobktn. Melvin E.. 314. 409. 442 Dobrod. Donald R.. 280 Dobson. Beverly Ann. 36 Dobson. Tbomaa E.. 98. 244. 307. 407. 452. 453 Dobson. Wyman K.. 49. 244, 408 453 Dodge. Bill. 268 Dodge. Carol May. 218 Dodge. Downing A.. 49 Dodson. Jerry J.. 2-12 Doc ranch. Rudi W.. 320 Dohm. Nancy C.. 214 Dokken. Thomas. 424 Dolan. Rob. 188 Dolling. Torn M.. 49. 284 Doll. Elaine M.. 116. 212. 463 Dolloff. Virginia H.. 46� . 472 Dolv. Mae. 437 Donahue. Bernard. 411 Donald. Brue- E.. 49. 92. 405. 43J 440. 448 Donaldson. Don. 409 Donaldson. Frank. 256 Donaldson. Sally. 219. 334 Donart. Marllou R.. 37. 38. 49. 4f Donnan. Thomas F.. 154. 444, 46 Donnelly. Robert H.. 49. 257. 411 470 Donovan. Jim. 418 Donovan. Miriam. 412 Dooley. Clara. 428 Dor . William. 188 Dorland. Don A.. 258 Dorman. DelniAr G.. 294 Dorn. Patricia M.. 309 Dorothy. Charles V.. 49. 317 Dotson. B. F.. 412 Dotson Homo. 32? Dotson. La verne L.. 286 Dotson. Marilyn. 446 Doty. Robert L.. 49. 344. 462 Dougherty. Jimmie A.. 280. 371 Douglas, Carolyn A.. 224. 457 ■Douglas. Don .. 294 Douglas. Gordon R.. 244. 453 Douglas. James C., 254 Douglas. Kathryn Marie. 38 Douglas. Shirley F.. 309 Douglas. William A.. 49. 262 Douglass Mary. 471 Douglas. Shirley. 450 Doupe Craig. 5 . 290 Dowd. Thomas J.. Jr. 276. 370 Dowdell. Don, 406. 418 Dowdle. Barney. 317, 418 Downte. Weney M .. 90. 162. 218. 156 Downs. Beverly H.. 40 Doyle. Jo Anne. 50. 121. 153. 459 Doyle. Maun-en P.. 212 Doyle. Michael H.. 406 Doyle. Tom. 274. 307 Dozier, Duane. 122. 456 478 build your banking relationship carefully Students have often established lifetime associations when they began banking at the University Branch of B of C. 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Gregory I... 270 Draper. Tom R.. 272 Dravcnlck . lima. 321. 443 Droblck. John. 320 Drcssel. Framea E.. 3«. 300. 446. 406 Drew. Ann G.. 50. 306. 310 Drew. Nancy J.. 122 Dreyer. Alvin. 3« Driano, Dom. 448 Drip� . Phil A.. 248. 383. 384. 429 Driscoll. Leslie. 352, 380. 322 Drudy, Don. 270. 452 Drury, Karen J.. 108. 206. 463 Duhay. Robert C.. 50. 316 Dublck. Bessie. 60. 419 DuBois. William R.. 268. 40S DuClo . Joan M.. 50. 210 Du Cl OS, Paul R.. 248 Dudley. John, 418 Dudley. Jon G.. 267 Dudley. Patricia L.. 458 Duffy, Marilyn A. 20t DuGay. John. 418 Dugue. Regis G.. 50. 317. 415 Jlton. Dulton. Robert J.. 50 Dukes. George. 322 Dukes. Stacy. 320 Dulugil. Hasan N., 40 Dumett. John E,. 254 Dumett, Ray E.. 50. 255 Dunhabln. Bob A.. 261 Dunlinr. Elton E.. 50. 407 Duncan. Bert. 3 9 Duncan. Beryl. 210 Duncan. Clifford A.. 294. 380 Duncan. Gene E.. 294. 355. 390. 452 Duncan. Kathy A.. 230. 456. 470 Duncan. Ronald M.. 293 Duncan. Sally J.. 214 Duncanson. Nell. P.. 36 Dunham. David. 125 Dunkley. Uu Ann. 220 Dunn. Barbara F.. 220 Dunn. Gordon A.. 458 Dunn. Kenn. 249 Dunn. Muriel M.. 116. 220. 334. 463 Eddy. Kenneth. 319 Eddy. Roger C.. 50 Edeett. Charles L.. 50. 442 Eden holm. Robert M.. 273 Ed In. Gary R.. 272 Edlinc. Diane L.. 197. 231 Edmands. Susie M.. 208 Edmiston. Don. 322 Edmtston. Janet. 220 Edmunds, Louis H.. Jr.. 36 Edmunds. Sid, 224. 399 Kdmundson. Hec. 350. 352. 353 Edwards. Arthur Llndley 36 Edwards. Justin S.. 50. 288 Edwards. Leonard W.. 50 Egan. David E.. 89. 117. 270. 381. 443 Egan. Evelyn A.. 38. 50. 123. 218. � 49. 459. 460 Egan. Jay W . 250 Egan. Patricia M., 426 Egertoii. Charles W„ 86. 300 Eggan. Hugh, 458 Eggleston. Annette J.. 233 Eggleston. Paul. 471 Eggleston. Sidney D.. 50. 264 Egtvet. Barbara A.. 427. 451 Egtvctj Percy. 350 Ehlln. Dolores L.. 169. 309 Ehrlich. Arlene B.. 233 Eldal. Sue. 427 Hide. John C.. 50. 407 Eide. Leonard N.. 5� ), 436 Eiffe. Helm P.. 50. 308 Eiffe. Patty. 121 Kikenberry. Elsie. 329 Eiseman. Juck W.. 50. 290. 307. 436 Ek. John H.. 50. 280. 391. 453 Eklind. Hall. 326. 329 Eklund. Gerald A.. 50 El.nn, Lola L.. 333 Elhrandt. Mae C.. 126. 202 Eld red. Julianne. 99 Elelxegui. Maria Pax. 40. 163. 310. 42S Elford. Roy F.. 314. 447 Elgin. Lois C.. 50. 427 Elken. Sonja C.. 333 Ellason. Carol A.. 309 Kllcstad. Thomas fl„ 273. 35W Ellington. John A.. 231 Elliott, Douglas. 471 Elliott. Evelyn. 428 Elliott. Jan. 473 Elliott. Nelson W.. 50. 447 Elliott. Oliver. 435 Erken. Judith C.. 108. 153. 212. 470 Erven. Dick. 397 Kschenbcrg. Kathryn M., 458 Esdale. Gloria M.. 201. 454 Eserman. Carol M.. 202 Eskridge. Richard A.. 51 Esllck. Joyce. 334 Espinoza. Floyd A.. 111. 286 Espinoza. Paul R.. 243. 444 Espitia. Carmen. 309 Esser. Gerald. 259. IKK) Essley. Frances A.. 226 Esteban. Manuel. 319 Esterly. Leola M., 311 Estry. Karin A.. 3S. 106. 228. 456 Etchleson. Dione H.. 214 Etliler. Dun B.. 273 Etxel. Jerry. 316 Eutencier. Max G.. 268 Evans, Barry G.. 391 Evans, Caryl A.. 437. 478 Evans, decile. 113. 197. 224 Evuna. diaries A., 34 Evans. Damon. 407 Evans. Dolores, 203 Evans. Gwyneth. III. 220 Evans. Margaret A-. 308 Evans. Richard L.. 160. 345 Everest. Harold P.. 19 Ewart. Terry. 39. 464 Ewbank. William L.. 243 Ewin. William. 407 Dunn, Robert L.. 248. 361. 365. 439 Elliott. William L.. 321. 109 Dunne. Thomas G., 458 Dunslre, Gordon R.. 272 Dunsmore. Merle M.. 198. 457 Dunlon, Anne. 220 During. Erllng T.. 243 Durmont. Larson. 25« Durnan. Deni� D.. 286. 352 DutCher, Howard G. 440 Dutton. Robert J.. 272. 412. 443 Dutton. William M.. 264. 431 Duval. Gerald. 317 Duxbury Alyn C.. 50 Dwyer. Kathleen M.. 40. 311 Dwlnetl. Donald W.. 241 Dye. Bernice J.. 38. 450 Ellis. Donald R.. 295 Ellis. Peter R.. 248 Ellis. Ross C.. 458 Ellis. William. 411 Ells. Richard C. 280 El Masry. Ensaf. 309 Elmberg. Jack F.. 256 Elmore. Mary Ann, 214. 457 Klinqulal, Dick. 470 Elms. Genelle I.. 210 Blowson, Clifford L.. 301 Elslip. Barry T.. 50 Eisner. LeOfta M.. 308 Elwell. Judy R.. 111. 212. 419. 471 Elwood. Robert R.. 274 Dye. Patricia M.. 50. 129. 222. 459. Embom. Richard G.. 314. 392 405 460 Emerson. Fred. 370. 371 Dye. Roy E.. Jr.. 284. 385. 416 Emerson. Sign!. 455 Dye. Tippy. 376 Emerson. Surnjennlel A.. 50. 309. Dyer. Peter. S.. 256 425 Dyke. Walter P.. 458 Emery. Richard C., 243 Dyke . James A.. 50. 270. 383. 384. Emmons. Linda. 108. 224 420. 439 Dykes. Janet. 228. 457 Dymenl. Roger F.. 50. 317 Dyrnes. S. L . 407 Dysart. David M . 274 Dysart. Lloyd B.. 290 Kagan. Doric. 99 Eager. A rile T.. 470 Eagle. Blake. 286 Eagle. Leslie, 202. 455 Eugon. Dtek. 462 Eaktn. William F.. 50. 268. 439 Earles. Joan E.. 99, 198 Early. John. 273 Eason. Ward. 292. 416. 418 Easter. Alison, 218 Ensterbrook. Raymond. 317 Easterbrook. Donald H.. 256 Easter brook. William «.. 60. 293. 424 Easterly. Mel. 368 _ Easles. Gary C.. 60. 286 Eastman. A V.. 31 Eastman. Beverly A., 455 Eastman. Dolores M.. 230 Eastman. Donald. 453 Emnott. Darrell G.. 243 Emons. James. 424 Emory. De Wolfe F.. 254 Endslow. Virginia C.. 220 Eng. Edward. 50. 407. 453 Eng. Helen. 308. 443 Eng. Kal H.. 50. 407 Eng. Peter. 371 Eng. Roger. 408 Eng. Sam, 383 Eng. Tuck L.. 442 Engebo. Gloria I., 309 Engel. Tony. 471 Engen. SharnetteG.. 310 Engcfcet. Tanya. 309 England. Jim. 40. 274 Engle. Nancy R.. 83. 210 English, Laurence R.. 268. 471 Engstrom. Donald E.. 38. 434 Ensch. Jackie J.. 50. 206. 196 Ensign. Louise R.. 22-1 Entx. Murb l. 333. 392 Enx. Irma M.. 310 Epperson. Lou Ann. 231 Epstein. Lewis. 239 Epstein. Maurice. 239 Epton. William E.. 50 Erben. John F.. 295 Erickson. Bar don G.. 36 Erickson. Cortney L.. CO. 296 Erickson. Dick D.. 25.8 Eastman George D.. 284. 383. 384. Erickson. Florence M.. 309 416. 420 Eastman. John. 436 Eaton. Janet M.. 231 Eaton. Norman R-. 458 Eaton, Peggy Jean. 38. 456 Eberle. Nancy C.. 218 Eckart, Bette A.. 216 Eckberg. Ed T.. 294. 385 Ecklund. Gerald. 407 Kckstrom. Virginia J.. 50. 228 Eckton. Wallace H.. Jr.. 50. 390. 407. 438. 440. 464 Kdamurn. Ose. 324 Ed berg. Bob. 190 Eddie. Donna Jean. 204 Erickson. Fred. 55. 76. 92. 100. 107. 268. 413. 448 Erickson. Glenn L.. 154. 274 Erickson. Jack K.. 258 Erickson. Jan E.. 246 Erickson. John B.. 278. 396 Erickson. Kenneth J.. 60. 83. 121 256. 257. 414. 434. 418 Erickson. Larry N.. 250 Erickson. Lionel H., 50. 405 Erickson. Norman L.. 51. 248 Erickson. Robert L.. 276 Erlcson. Bette L., 198 Fabatx. Anthony A.. 51. 425 Knbrick. Patricia A.. 89. 212 Fagerberg. Keith. 418 Fagerberg. Walter E.. 36. 38. 458 Kuirbairn. Ian 316 Fulrbatrn. Janie W.. 458 Fairchild. Jasp«-r. 125 Falskow. Jack. 393 Falconer. Maynard. 406 Falk. Inga A.. 61. 201 Falskow. Charles J.. 25t Fankhauser. Karl M.. 280 Farinas. Ricardo. 128 Fari . E. L. 27 Farley. Dale. 418 Fuller. Janet. 329 Fanner. Connie Rle. 212 Farmer. Guy W.. 243 Farmer. John. 436 Farmer. Sunny Sue. 51, 4. 122. 224. 149. 459 fttrnell. Dorothy 1!.. 430 Farquahar. David. 317 Farr. Fred J.. 51. 268. 390 Karra. Don G.. 51. 248. 416 Farrar. Nancy C.. 226 Farrell. Bob, 51. 414. 453 Farrell. Edmond. 243. 415 Farrell. Kathy. 20� Farrell. Paul T.. 286 Fassett. Beverly M.. 308 F uchald. Ann M.. 104. 218. 463 Faurot. Rod A.. 280 Faye, Al. 277. 424 Feaster. Richard V.. 273. 307 Fedash. Stella. 51. 143. 451 Fee. Robert H.. 273. 394 Fecit. Sharon K.. 206 Feeley. Sylvia. 51. 203 Fehrenbocher. Nadine 8.. 51 Peinborr. Joyce L.. 227 Fdver. Loren. 394 Krlxer. Maxine S.. 233 Fendail. Nancy E.. 419 Fenner. Barbara Jo. 231 Fenskc. Gary. 418 Fergusen. C. A.. 411 Ferguson. Barbara J.. 217 Ferguson. Bess. 428 F rguson. Charles L-. 319 Ferguson. Gathel C.. 261 Ferguson. Jcnn A-. 61. 198 Ferguson. Mary June, 99 Ferguson, Margaret. 217. 332. 437 Fernandes, Barbara M.. 231 Feroglla. Audrey L.. 224. 455 Ferryman William. 407 Ketteroff. Diane M.. 224. 423. 456. 457 Flcken. Patricia M.. 331 Field. Jerald Wayne. 36 Field. Nancy E.. 206. 471 Fielder. BUI. 121. 253. 434 Fielder. Hazel K.. 310 Fielder. Jim. Sr.. 274 Fields, Doug. 51. 273 Flllx. Ernest J.. 274 Finch. Earl C.. 51. 322. 424 Finch. James. 451 Findley. Diane. 206. 457 Fine. Helene L.. 233 Fine. Ruth. 419 Fingerman. Y.. 425 Finke. Stuart W.. 264 Finlayson. Bliss B.. 212. 457 Finlayson. Ingrid. 36 Finley. Jack C.. 295 Finley. Marilyn L . 90 Finley, Mary Jane. 212 Flnncli. Betty. 400 Flnntgan. William M., 125 Finstad. Sharlem- R.. 51. 308. 421 Fint. D onald. 46-1 Firth. Patricia D.. 201 Finch. Richard F.. 267. 307 Fischer. Edmond H.. 458 Fischer. John M . 51. 409. 442 Kish. Thomas I� . 248 Fisher. Bill. 132. 410 Fisher. L. Donald. 51. 246. 317. Fisher. Franklin. 464 Fisher. Joyce I.. 311. 470 Fisher. L . Donald. 51. 246. 317 384 Fisher. Pete F.. 38. 380 Fisher. Phelps K.. 346. 395 Fisher. Philip H.. 303 Fisk. Suzanne. 446 Fitch. Cornelia M . 38. 88. 98.. 105. 106. 157. 163 Fitch. Dnwn A.. 212 Fitch. Graham. 254 Fitch. John. 412 Kitxcr. Norma J.. 231 Fitxgornld. Bert W., 51. 291 Fitzgerald. Dennis W.. 319 Fitzgerald. John D.. 250 Fitzgerald. John R.. 51. 26«. 390. 414 Fitzpatrick. Bob F.. 273 Fitzsimmons. Dale. 412 Fix. Carolyn. 222 Fix. Pamela. 222 Kloaten. Ralph. 407. 412 Flack us. Ronald R.. 321 Flaherty. Don E.. 383. 430. 439 Flaks. Carmen, 227 Finks, Marvin A.. 61, 282 Ftanlk. Arthur P.. 331 Masted. Everette L.. 268 Fleming. Barbara J.. 228 Fleming. James D.. 270 Fleming. Joanne E.. 51. 208 Fleming. Kenneth R.. 456 Fleming. Peter M.. 51. 280 Fleming. Richard, 26 Fleming. Ted N., 301 Flens, Frank. 4l2 Flesher. Walter R., 51. 319 Fletcher. Albert. 431 Fletcher. James H.. 61. 270, 413 Fletcher. John D.. 51, 87. 440 Flleder, John J.. 262 Flodquist. June. 90, 127, 198 Flohr. Gary G.. 162. 276 Flohr. Robert B.. 51. 276. 414. 447. 452 Flood. Charteen. 309. 127 Flood. John A.. 213, 41� Flora. Don. 418 Flores. Arthur. 408 Flora, Don. 260 Flolten. John. 319 Flower, Charles C.. 296. 396 Flower. Klixabeth A.. 85. 141. 163. 210 Flower. Mary Lee. 51. 206. 421 Flower. William H.. 296. 397. 431 Floyd. Richard L.. 52. 436 Fluharty. Arvan L.. 38. 264. 461 Fo. Donald. 316. 408 Foelkner. Leslie J.. 176. 212 Folkesiad. Gerhard. 407 Follis. Brltta R.. 126. 323. 472 Foil Is. G. Richard. 407 FolllS. Robert A.. 820 Fonda. John A., 266 Foord. Marilyn. 38. 198. 456 Football, 366-371 Foote. Gerald L.. 271 Koran. Dave. 418 Forbes. Bruce. 281. 471 Forbes. Dorr. 52. 286 Forbes. Homer R., 458 Force. Joseph. 412 Ford. AM. 316 Ford. Bill. 344 Ford. Phoebe H.. 52. 327 Foreman Dick, 282 Forest. Ralph. 316 Forman. Larry A.. 282. 408 Font la. Robert F.. 52. 248. 361 Forrester. Lotte. 471 Forrey. Arden. 317. -114. 415 153 ForrUtall, Floyd F.. 458 Forschinledt. Jo.. 311 Forseth. Paul O.. 258 Forsstrom. Ulla. 36. 458 Forsythe. Jeff. 188. 189. 136 Fortin. Patricia D.. 447 Fortson, Richard M.. 243 Fosfleld. Robert. 407 Foster. Gordon H.. 273 Foster. Harry 8.. 249 Foster. Isabel. 2± Foster. James M.. 295 Foster. Marilynn R.. 323. 469. 472 Foster. Mary Lynne. 95, 203 Foster. Patricia G.. 206. 455 Foster. Ronald E.. 317 F--wler. Barbara J.. 327 Fowler. Joyce J.. 218 Fowler. Mary A.. 52. 327. 437 Fox. Delores C.. 198 Fox. Marie C.. 231 Frack, Malcolm C.. 250 Frame. William D.. 280 Franco. Al. 239 Franco. David M . 239 Francis, Howard. 424 Frangen. Betty M.. 212. 463 Frank. Ingrid L-. 214 Franke. Lynn. 454 Frankland. Charles. 19 Frankiand. Rol� ert S.. 248 Franklin. Janies. 388. 453 Franklin. Jim D.. 254 Franklin. Ray. 292. 418 Frantilla. William. 412 Frnnxke. Suzanne J.. 220. 471 Fraser. Lora J.. 437 Fraser. Sue. 224 Fraser. Terry. 286 Frayn. Robert M.. 268 Fraielle. Theobald. 428 Frazer. Joann. 311 Freeman. Adrienne S.. 52. 331 Freeman. Lolita. 52. 331 Freemun. Melvin I.. 85. 88. 117. 282. 410. 434. 452 Freeman. Nick. 274 Freeman. Richard E.. 425 Freeman. Sally L.. 455 Freeman. Tony. 19«) Freese, Carol J.. 309 Freese, Gary. 418 Freldman. Miriam H.. 227 Frellgh. Alice A., 38. 99. 153. 30 456. 469 . 472 French. Alice M., 126. 310 French. Douglas E.. 262. 462 Frenc h. Roger A.. 25« French. Stephen Warren. 38. 4i Kretheiin. Tom D.. 105 107. 2 W Frey. Thomas E.. 418 Frickleton. Norbert, 319 Frledlander. Betty Lou, 233 Friedman. Charlene J,. 52. 233 Friedman. Jay. 52. 298. 355. 43f Friedman, Roslyn D.. 283 Fries� -. Eunice. 419 Fretaen. Byrl. 317 Kriesen. Diane. 311 Friet. James E.. 52. 240. 453. 4� Frit . Dale. 412 Frltxberg. Donald B., 25 Frost. Ted. 312. 441 Froula, Sally A.. 1!� Fry Clifford F.. 52. 85. 121. IX Fry. Ken. 472 Frye. Shirley. 332 Fryer. Douglas M.. 293. 421 Fuhrtng. Geraldlm- P.. 306. 311 FUlll. Jean A 52. 429 4:«) Fuji). John. 418 Fuiimura. Robert K.. 816 Fujloka. George S.. 458 Fujlta, Ben. 324 Fuller. Don. 263 Fuller. Ralph I... 301 Fuller. William E.. 52. 314. 424 470 Fulllngton. Frank F.. 52. 325. Fulton. Leroy D.. 288 Fulton. Marge E.. 300. 430 Funk. Carol J.. 52. 446 Funk. George A.. 52 Furfaro. Vincent J.. 266 Furtado. Bobble Lou. 162. 159 Kuruno. Masuo. -10 Gabriel. Hettle. 455 Gaffner. Gary P.. 270. 162 Gaffner, Haines B., 52. 270. t.Hi 448. 452. 458 Gage. Kaye L.. 198 G age. Kenneth D.. 2S0. 385 Gugcc. Thomas. 247 Gahegan. Mona. 117. 165 Galdsirk. Harold. 406 Gaines. Barbara L . 216 Galser. Don. 52, 24« Galber. Harriet J.. 427 Galbraith. Alan F.. 256 Galbraith. Richard M.. 52. 107 2S9 Gale. Anne I.. 52 Gale. Joanne M.. 211 Golmno. Phyllis. 333 Gallinanis. Jim G.. 52. 295. 307 Galimanis. Stephen. G.. 52. 42i Gallagher. Jerome J.. 273 Gallaher. Phil G.. 103. 113. 270 371. 381 Gallant. Patricia J.. 311 Gallop. Diane, � 70 Galstaun. Vanirk. 188. 189 Gall. Phillip. A.. 288 Galt. Vic H.. 28« Gnlutta. Chet. 409 Gamble. Michael I.. 274 Gamldo, Lolita. 428 Gamldo. Merian. 428 Gamlln. Rlchartl A . 264 (iainnin Phi Bela. 21« 219 Gundy. Robert J,. Jr.. 268 Gange. Mclvlle, 28« Cannuwuy. Sylvia C.. 809 Canter. Nancy, 231 Ganty. Mary Jane. 10«. 220. if Ganty. Wally. 251 Ganzer. V. M.. 31 Garharln� . Rinaldo. 417 Garber. Jan 31.310 Gardiner. Mary Ellen. 427 Gardner. Adalyn L.. 136 Gardner. Barbara J.. 208 Gardner. Bill V.. 273 Gardner. Mr� . J. Herbert. 19 Gardner. Lynn. 204 Gardner. Thomas C.. 295 Gardner. Win. Booth. 103. Ill 113. 26«. 421 Gardoni. Frances, 419 Garfield. Prof. 104 Garner. Jack . 99. 312 Garner. John. 317 Garner. Marilyn 323, 469. 172 Garner. Rachel A.. 52. a� Garn-d. Frank W., 99. 246 Garrett. Leonard W.. 256 Garrett. Marian. 203 Garrett. Thomas A.. 320 Garret son. Charles E., 99. 276 Garris. Richard. 447 Garrison. David. 412 Garrison. Gerald R.. 458 Gartsmarw. Judy A.. 210 480 BOOKSELLERS TO THE HUSKIES Official Text and Technical Books New and Used •SAVE MONEY- BUY USED BOOKS! • ENGINEERING DEPT. • SCIENCE EQUIPMENT • STUDENT SUPPLIES • ART SUPPLIES Book Store Inc. 4314-16 University Way MEIrose7115 SEATTLE Garvey, Pal. 190 Garvin. Sandra K.. 426 Gant on. Richard S.. 295 Onub. Margaret I . 38. 458 Gauger. Grani K.. 38 Ouuger. Grant h Gault. Rom. 218 Gavin. Roger J.. 84. Ml. 117. 261. 453 Guw, J. Wilson. 62, 280, 435. 448 Gay. 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Erich W.. 407 Clever. Paul. 292 Gilbert. Davul R.. 25« Giles. Allan. 302 Gllevleh. John J.. 52. 316 Gill. Bi tty. 88. 206 Gill, Janie Louis. 38 GUI. Marjorie J.. 61. 52. 83. 85. 92. 99. 106. 445. 460 GUI. Put. 210 Gil hinders. Janie E.. 8«. 89. 301. 458 Gil landers. Kathy J.. 86. 113. 211 Glllllun. Patricio. 311 Gill is. Don. 260 Glllls. Murtln. 38. 46t Gillman. Jan M.. 406. 431 Gillman. Stanley A.. 52. 298 Gilman, Robert F.. 298 Gilmore. Robert H.. 52. 254 Glnasur. Matanla. 464 Glnnett. Gary. 284 Glske. Ken. 418 Gittlnger. Wayne. 52. 280 Given . Ann E.. 333 Glunder. Mary Louise. 62. 327 Chinn, James D . 40, 262 Glass. John P.. 98, 288 Class. Barbara. 469. 472 Gins . M.Trillium, 329. 473 Glasscock. Hope. 52. 323. 446. 469. 472 Olaxler. Philip. 436. 458 Gleesnn. Agnes K.. 232 Gleason, Dick. 395 Gleason. Shuron L.. 206 Gleeaon. Pat G.. 284 GlendInning. Finis E.. 296. 108 Glendinnlng. Jean. 330 Glenis. Bench. 470 Glenn, Colvin. W.. 38 Glenn. Kirk. 407 Glerum. Roir IX. 52. 121. 261. 434 Glerup. Virginia L.. 218 Gllckman. Kenneth I.. 298 Go. BUI. 316 Goarlev. James V.. 52 Godo. Klnar. 52 Goehrend. Gretchen J.. 90. 198 Goemmcl. Richard E,. 188. 246 Goen. Jack R-. 435 Coen. Richnrd L c, 36 Good. Eva. Mar. 53. 331 Goodalr. Patricia K.. 108. 311 Goode. John W.. 148. 383, 384. 120. 439. 448 Goodglick. William. 298 Goodman. Robert O.. 89. 296, 414 Goodrich. Forest J.. 35 Good speed. Carroll J.. 323 Goranson. Zona G.. 292 Gordon. Bob W.. 268 Gordon. David M.. 268 Gordon. Donald I.. 264 Cordon. Faye Diane. 233 Gordon. James Wesley. 36. 38, t58 Gordon. Nancy G.. 53. 216. 311 Gordon. Ronald. 298 Gorfklc. Sanford F 53. 283, 415. 448 Gormley. Dennis M., 252 Gorshkov. Kenneth. 432 Goss. Gordon, 418 Gould, Charlotte. 471 Gould. Gerald L.. 53. 241 Gould. JoAnn N.. 292 Gourley. James. 421 Oraber. Ray. 319. 408. 418 Gracey, Bob. 418 Grady. Sherrill L.. MB Graf. Robert L.. 244. 368 Crage. Jody. 399. 400 Cratiam, Donald. 319 Graham, Erika H,. 40. 419. 428 Crnhntn. Jane, 226 Graham. Janie 1 D.. 166. 228. 455. 457 Graham. Patricia J.. 427 Graham. Phyllis Marie. 36. 187 Graham. Ronald M.. 248 Graham. Suzanne M . 296 Gramltng. Elizabeth 0. 198 Gramllng. Patrick 51.. 295 Granrk. Philip A.. 53. 316 Grane . Phillip. 411 Granstrom. Al. 190 Grant. Alan. 23, 411 Grant. Bob. 66. 254 Grant. Gordon K.. 53 Grant. Wayne G.. 36 Grasso. James C.. 264 Graves. Mike. 316 Craves. Tubby, 358 Cray. Beverly J.. 311 Gray. Carol A.. 226 Gray. Curtis C.. 238. 266. 314 Gray. David J.. 314. 442 Gray. Douglas T.. 288 Cray. Larry E.. 53. 295. 353. 439 Gray, Margaret. 119 Gray. Marilyn R.. 311 Gray. Robert, 188. 189 Graybeal. Richard R.. 238. 258 Gray bill. Patricia L.. 210 Grayson. Ken 418 Greco. Mari.- D.. 198 Greely. Nancy A.. 228 Green. Bud. 4. 380 Green, Jerry. 239 Green. John A.. 276 Green. Joni. 53. 331 Green. Nancy R.. 457. 202 Gie ?n. Perry. 239 Green. Ralph. 243 Green. Shirley E.. 197. 212. 459 Green. Warren, 2l9 Greenblatt. Shirley A , 227 Goetz. Jeny H.. 246 Golf, 351. ...... Goggin, John. 319 Coggins. Shirley Lee. 36. 38 Goldman. Richard R.. 244. 245, 408 Gohlman, William E.. 53 Goist. Park D.. 243 Gold. Joan L.. 83. 233 455 Goldberg. Alan V.. 298 Goldberg. Charles R.. 283 Goldfarh. Royal H . 53. 298 Goldstone. Sandra L . 233. 455. 466 Goleeke, Tommy D.. 243 Goleeke. Wallace J.. 53 � «7. 451 Gollaher, Larry L.. 83. 381 Goller. Vernon L.. 36 Golub. Bobble, 227 Gonzales. Boyer. 24 Gonzalo. Fernalanc. 428 Good. Dunne. 317. 418 Creenborg. Jess. 298 Greene. Judith. 217 Guernsey. Kathleen Ann. 53 Guinn. Ken. 394 Gulllhaon. Annabelle L.. 53. 32! Gunderson, Jo. 470 Gunderson. Mary L.. 218. 400. 455. 457 Gunluugson. Art, 53. Ill Gunther. Dr. Ernn. 24 Guptlll, Fred Elray. 36 Guske. Sharon E.. 231 Gustafson. Arlene R.. 212 Gustafson. Delores. 331. 332 Gustafson. Janie W., 63. 243. 397. 438 Gulerson. Lou. 38. 283 Guthrie. Bernard. 317 Guthrie. Robert H.. 53. 25S Guthrie. R. W.. 418 Guttarmsen. Rlcliar ! A.. 53. 280 Gutzler. Ralph P.. 263. 352 GU£. Arthur W.. 3S. 53. 407. 438. Guyer. Robert E.. 53, 291. 296. 414 Gwilym, Don. 271 Gwilym, Edward T.. 53. 441. 471 H Haag. John. 406 Haas. Don L.. 274 Haas. Pamela J., 201 Haase. Jack A.. il4. 387. 439. 453 Habn. Leonard. 322 Habib, Stanley. 239 Hackman. Robert B.. 54. 296. 424. 431, 453 Hadscll. Jean. 233 Hafford, Clifford. 319. 409 Hagel. Sandra J.. 309 Hageman. Winifred Mary. 38 Hagen. Bill D.. 270. 349 Hagen. Maurice E.. 314. 390, 398 Hagen. Walter C.. 267 Hager. Frury E.. 201 Hager. Tom. 172 136 Haggard. P- gge Lee. Hnggin, Bert. 190 Hagist. Roberta. G..! 228 Hagstrom. Richard E.. 320 Huh Greenuugh. W. Peyton. 284 Greenstreot, Vernon R., 53. 314. 481. 472 Oreenwalt, Randy. 316 Greenway. Grace H. 332 Greenwefl, Warren. 301 Greer. Ernestine L.. 426 Grefsheim. Patricia. 212 Griggs. Everett G.. 53 254. 415 Gregg. Philo. 418 Gregory. Margaret J.. 122. 206. Gregory. William H.. 53. 435. 436 Grieg, Lawrence. 424 Grenno. Edward. 412 Grettol. Marvin. 424 Grevstad. Ben I.. 216. 387 Cribble. Melvin L.. 241 Griffin. Fred. 301 Griffin. Gen. 53. 231 Griffin. Hillls. 317 Griffin. Leon P.. 250 Griffin. Robert Glnye. 36 Griffin. William H.. 246 Griffith. A. Dmnr. 38, 53, 225 Griffith, Charles A.. 458 ' Griffith. Jacqueline F.. 201 Griffith. Kay H.. 309 Griffith. Sandra IX. 201 Griffin. William. 424 Grimshnw. Dean A.. 29 Grobey. John, 418 Gronemeyer. Vernon. 112 Groninger. Beverly J.. 53, 206 Crooning. Karen, 329 Groshong. Ron. 244. 408 Gross. Geraldine K.. 106. 206 Gross. Leonard D.. 282 Gross 1. Barbara A.. 95. 127. 202 Grosser. Roy K.. 244 Grossman. Lurry M.. 58. 88. 282. 314 Grotjahti. Herbert H.. 53 Grubb. Ed. L.. 425 Grudlach. Gerry, 316 Grytnes . Mavis V.. 53. 216 Gubbin . George C„ Jr.. 63. 284 Guernsey. Carolyn L.. 197. 226 n. Dnrll W.. 54. 424 Hahn. Frank D.. 280. 439 Hahn. Fritz. 301 Haight. Anabcl. 198 Hailey. Donald. 303 Halley. Ray. 316 Haldukovlch. Mary. 308 Halbert. Jackie L.. 98. 102. 106. 222. 349. 423. 454. 460 Halbert. Rolla W.. 286 Hale. Jay. 453. 464 Hale. Orlun D.. 312. 314 Hale. Richard K.. 36 Haley. Donald D.. 64. 317 Hall. Eleanor R.. 54 . 446, 469. 472 Hal). Frances J.. 321 Hail. Howurd. 412 Hall. Jay L.. 268. 345. 462 Hall. Lucy Ann. 166 Hall. Margaret. 329 Hall. Marvin A.. 28« Hull. Max E.. 54. 273 Hall. Muriel F.. 87. 9«. 106. 222. 459. 460. 463 Hall. Phillip. 424 Halle. Roland. 349. 141 Hollenbeck. Janice J.. 426 Hnllgrlmson. Larry. 263 Hnllin, Belly J.. 64. 218 Hnllock. John A.. «06 Hallum. Don M . 252. 355 Halvarson. Stanley H.. 261 Halverson. Fred N.. 5«. 276. 113 Halverson. Patricia. 332 Halvoraon. Janice C.. 212 Hulvorsen, Ken. � 47 Hamainoto. Masnru. 412 Hnmano. Katharine H.. 429 Hamblen. Wesley D . 286 Hamblin. Robert 441 Hamilton. Bette. 409 Hamilton, Durlene M.. 153 Hamilton. Evelyn A.. 207. 451 Hamilton, Jack R.. 54. 268 Hamilton. Judy A.. i09. 210. 465 Hamilton. Malcolm W.. 51 Hamilton. Margaret A. 208. 159 Humllton. Peane. 419 Hamilton. Raymond. 18S. 189 Hamlin. William I .. 54. 409. 442 Hamm, Robert, 425 Hammack. Henry. 189. 317. 136 Hammock, Robert. L.. 288 Homman. BUI. 263 Hnmmell. Laverna M.. 327. 137 Hammer, Ellis D.. 407. 46« Hnnimerlln. Carol J., 54. 187. 211 Htimmcrly, Aloha, 419 Humtnerly, Carol N.. 309 Hammeniiuster. Eugene. 246. 397, 439. «52 Hnmmermaster, Richard E.. 245 Hummerquist. Eric M . 38 Hammersmith. Ed. 317 Hammett. Marynell. 226 Hammond, Harriett 1 J.. 231 Hammond, I.ail� L.. 306. 309. 416 Hammond. Phillip. 42« Hnmon. Francis. 352 Hane, .Michael. 254. 344. 462 Haney. Elva K . 54. 331 Hunk '. Byron H.. 117. 243. 453 Hanley, Donald. 412 Hanley. Monte K.. 261 Hanna. Ray L.. 54. 258 Hnnnafin. Marilyn, 216 Hannah. Theodore M.. 36 Hannibal. Leo. 397. 432 Hansard, Jim. 434 Hansel. Suzanne P.. 102. 126. 211 Hansen. Barbara J.. 451 Hnnsen. Barry L.. 250 Hansen. Carol P.. 198 Hansen. Donald L.. 246 Hansen. Douglas E.. 288 Hansen. Francis. 418 Hansen. Gay. 54. 231 Hansen, Harry. 319 Hansen. Jack C.. 276 Hansen. James R., 54. 261. 307 Hansen. Jean M.. 311 Hansen. Joan M.. 212 Hansen. Kristine. A.. 51 Hansen. Leroy. 316 Hansen. Karen L.. 99. 225 Hansen, Mark S.. 273 Hansen. Mary. 428 Hansen. Net M.. 114 . 273. 462 Hansen. Richard. 312 Hansen. Walt. 470 Hansen. Rosalce A.. 54 85. 421 Hansler. Jerry M.. 54. 243. 397. 411 Hansler. Grace M.. 22!' Hanson. Bill. 444 Hanson. Bob. 356 Hanson, Carl A.. 415 Hanson. Dick. 89 Hanson. Dorothy A.. 328. 437. 470 Hanson. Harold. 252 Hanson. Jack, 276 Hanson. James M,, 295 Hanson. Joan, 212 Hanson. Keith W.. 287 Hanson. Nancy L.. 455 Hanson. Neal R.. 270 Hanson. Russell. 412 llarhorvirw. SSIl-33 Harden. Thordla D.. 40, 266 470 Harder . Joan P.. 309 Hardesty. John R . 54. 266 Hardin. Richard H.. 280 Harding, John W.. 22 Harding. Roger. 418 Hardy. Patricia E . 328. 137 Harford. Evona. 54. 331. 437. 445 Harford. Gunnar. 273 I In risen. Phillip L.. 261 Harken. Janies H.. 312 Harkins. 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William. 316 Herb. Fran. 141 Herb. Nancv A.. 225 Herblson. Neil R.. 261. 142 Herchkoen. Kenneth L , 245. 408 Horgerl. Gary. 273 Herman. Don R.. 261 Ilorrman Arthur P.. 24 Herman. Jerry. 282 Herman. Ralph P.. 36 Herman. Ray E.. 289 Herman, R x A,. 54. 289. 453 Herman. Vera A.. 54 Herrick. Rwu E.. 3?3. 469. 472 Herrlgel. Howard R. 458 Herring. Boh 369. 380 Herrington. Barbata. 447 Hersgard. Morhty, 332 Hershcv. Joyce 0.. 44. 51. 16«, 196. 214. ICO Hess. Dave. 316 Hess. Lois L.. 323. 469. 172 Hesae. JoAnne M.. 201 482 best wishes... class of '55 While we extend our greetings to you as a group, we think of you as individuals to whom we have given and will continue to give in- dividual attention and service. DIVISION OF MARSHAll FlilO I COMfANY 48) Hewe. Margaret. 36. 229 Hesselholt. Mary N.. 5-1. 201 Heter, Ruth. «9 Heustts. Barbara. 88. 231 Hewitt, Edwin. 458 Hlntt. Call A.. 455 I lint t. Jonnnie, 321 Hidalgo, Elsa. 428 Hlenrlcli, S. L„ 418 Hlga. Anita E.. 55. 309 Hlgbee. Ralph L.. 270. 352 Higdon. Virginia. 419 Hlggin, William D.. 55 High. William L . 314 Hlgo. Yashlko. 129 Hlkidn. Gloria K.. 429. 430. 459 Hilal. Sayed D.. 40. 317 Hllby. Joan E.. 198 Hllby. Noel E.. 45S Hlldrbraut. Poter W.. 36 Hllen. Ann M.. 218 Hill. Ronnie. 447 Hill. Carol B.. 55. 331 lllll. Claude B.. 424. 431. 47(1 Hill. Clayton. 470. 472 Hill. Don. 411. 140 Hill. Jim L., 95. 295 Hill. John. 263. 441 Hill. Laurnlne. 332 Hill. Leonidas E., 53. 254. 386. 439. 448 Hill. Loin J.. 214 Hill. Marlene L.. 166. 168. 201 Hill. Nancy C.. 84. 226 Hill. Nancy Sanford. 38. 85. 106. 117. 225. 406. 456. 460. 463. 473 Hill. Nelson M.. 302 Hill. Robert. 407. 438 Hill. Virginia M . 55. 61. 88. 124. 154. 201. 459. 460 Hlllcsland. Kent L.. 268 Hilliard, Sandy. 90 Hllllker, Barbara G.. 333 Hlllmmi. Lona L.. 334 Hlllyard. Marlene J.. 151.310 Hllpert. Edward T. Jr.. 284 Hilton. Jim M.. 270. 353. 391. 439 Hilton. Joan J. H.. 55. 204 Hlm-s. Marlloulse. 134. 207 Hines. Neal. 21 Hines. Pat. 418 Hines. Walter. 453 Hlng. Gary. 322 Hinkle. Sally Jo. 128. 218 Hinton. Richard L.. 268 Hlntzc. McKean. 431 Hlacock. Prank. 421 Hiaerman. Stnn. 397 Hinaeii. William. 424 Hitchcock, C. Leo. 24 HJvrt. Jerry. 189 Ho. Bln-Lun. 421 Houglniid, Doyle. 358 Honk. Mary K.. 218 Honre. Connie A.. 203 Hobbs. Bob. 188 Hobbs. Gilbert H.. 55. 407 Hobbs. Leon D.. 55. 262 Hobl, Ann. 55. 196. 225. 460 Hoctmt Otter, Dusna L.. 222 Hocker, Marilynne M.. 225 Hodges. PI ova E.. 425 Hodges. Xoldn. 86 Hodges, Ruth. 419 Hodgson. Thomas. 20 Hodaon. Jatrlcla J.. 55. 164. 214, 454. 460 Hudson. Susan M.. 214. 45« Hoey. Myrnle J.. 160. 222 Hoey. Robert G.. 45S Hofbeck. Russell T.. 36, 38, 458 Hofeditz, Janie. 210 Hoff. Barbara. 227 Hoff. Knut J.. 440 Hoffmun. Carole J.. 309 Huffman. John. 418 Hoffman. Phyllis G.. 198. 455 Hoffman, Shirley J.. 214 Hoffman. William M . 298. 425 Hoflus. William D.. 268 Hogan, Elwood D.. 55. 248. 436. 448 Hogan. Will. 316 Huge. Joyce. 207 Hoggntt. Harold W.. 274 Holt. Alice J.. 310 Holndny. Harold. 319 Holborg. Patricia Ann. 430 Holbrook. Joann H.. 216 Holcomb. A. Jay. 421 Holcomb. Kmelie H., 309 Holder. Dorothy A.. 55. 331. 32 Holder. Carol. 470 Holdorf. Carol L.. 426 Holdren. Larry L.. 300 Hollt. G.. 316 Hollaha. John. 288 Hollahan. John R.. 288 Holland. Gloria R.. 203 Holland. Kathryne B.. 55 Hollingsworth. Kennun H.. 145. 267. 434 Hollingsworth. Pat. 391 Hollingsworth. Ralph. 302.424 Holloway. Joan, 232 Holloway. Richard B.. 254 Holm. Ann. 329 Holm. Edwin J.. 314 Holm, Slgne P.. 55. 208 Holman. Barbum J.. 102. 201 Iiolmnn. Margaret A.. 55. 419 Holman. Marline A.. 229 Holrnberg. Neil. 407 Holmes. Fred. 307 Holmes. Gudrelg. 204 Holmes. Jerome F.. 424 Holmes. John. 66. 278. 435 Holmes. Marguerite. 332 Holmstrom, Ann - M.. 207 Holmstrom. Jan E.. 225. 454 Holmstrom. F. Ross. 245 Holstad. Marilyn. 329 Holt. Art B.. 252 Holt. Gerald A.. 55. 295. 412 Holt. Ralph L.. 55. 243. 413 Holtz. Warren L.. 259 Holtzinger. Charles M.. 412 Hollzinger, Sara A.. 220 llonderirh, 322 Hong. Leslie 325. 414. 464 Hong. Sung Chick. 321 llonararies, 434-464 Honsbergcr. Bruce A.. 412 Hood. Don W.. 300 Hood. William D.. 254 Hooker. Gene. 238 Hope. William F.. 288. 397 Hooker. Hurry L.. 295. 408 Hooper. William, 471 Hopkins. Bryan. 447 Hopkins. James T.. 261 Hopkins. Kay. 226 Hopkins. Robin A.. 276 Hopper. Jerry. 277. 452. 464 Hopper. Lowell. 421 Horchover. Robert L.. 248 Hordan. William. 317. 408 Horita. Akira. 458 Horland. Andy. 320 Horluck. Mary Louise. 55 Horn. Charles A.. 436 Horn. Lois B.. 308 Horn. Pete. 380 Horner, Roger. 453 Horst. Christine. 470 Horst. Sylvia J.. 220 Horton. George P.. 21 Horton. Maurice. 302 Hoskins. Blaine I,.. 55. 416. 434 Hoskins. Vuda L.. 321 Hosterman. Craig. 284 Hostetler. Clinton L.. 55. 241 Hostetler. Bob. 396 Hotta. Susumu. 458 Houghton. Benjamin. 34 Houghton. Nancy A.. 333 Houk. Theodore Lewis. 38 House. Karl Jr.. 274 Housel. Lenore A.. 210 Houser. Mary F... 220 Housley, Walter J.. 300 Houston. Jim. 76.271.361. 362. 439. 44S Houston. Nancy Z.. 117. 214 Howard. John R.. 55. 303 Howard. Clinton R.. 273 Howard. Margaret Ado]la, 38. 456 Howard. Richard J.. 38. 103. 115. 462 Howard, Roderick. 407 Howay. Jim. 341. 441 Howe. Shirley, 311 Howe. Walter (Sonny). 107.117. 268. 452 Howe. William B.W.. 55. 421 Howell. E. Ann. 55. 123. 212. 459 Howell. James. 319 Howell. Robert C.. 319 Howlwy. Joan. 162. 222 Howland. Josephine D.. 40. 321 Howland. Morris A.. 56. 314, 390 Howlett. Evelyn G.. 218 Hoy. Mary L.. I9S Hoy, William John. 36 Hoyle. Elizabeth A.. 229 Hoyt. Loretta M.. 455 Hoyt. William E.. 273 Hsiao. Ching Hwo. 440 Hsu. George. 471 Huang. Cheng-Wang. C. W.. 56 Huong. Donald T.. 56. 321 Huang. Justin. 38 Hubberd. Duane. 371 Hubbert, Barbara L.. 56. 231 Huber. J. Richard. 25 Hubka. Gordy. 253 Huckaboy. George. 411 Huckle. Myron S.. 270. 381 Hudson. Arley. 425 Hudson, G. Donald. 26 Hudson John. 316.421 Hudson, Lome F.. 310 Hudson. Marshall. 411 Hudson. Rodney P.. 258. 452 Huey. Lee A.. 316 Huff. Patty. 107. 229 Huff. Richard R., 316 Hugh banks. C. David. 113. 245. Hughbanks. James R.. 56. 245 Hughes, Cameon M.. 220 Hughes. Charles R.. 284 Hughes. Carlson B.. 269 Hughes. Donna R.. 226. 470 Hughes. Eric. 1U2. 396 Hughes. Gene C.. 320 Hughes. Gl-nn. 25 Hughes. Leo T.. 56. 407 Hughes. Mary Ie.iu, 38 Hughes. L. Pat. 254 Huhn. John G.. 280 Hulbert. Martel E.. 214 Hulbush. Roger W.. 270. 396. 443 iluletx. Norm. 349 Hull. Frederick (Fritz) L.. 248 Hull. Gay J.. 21« Hull. Harry. 261 Hull. Sharon A.. 229 Humphrey. Barbara A.. 201 Humphrey. Jerry. 407 Humphreys. Thronton. 302 Hundstad. Lawrence B.. 424 Hungur. Julienne Yearsley. 36 Hungerbuhler. Danny A.. 56 Hungerford. William P.. 113. 444 Hunt. Art A.. 270. 14 Hunt. Dave. 295 Hunt. Robert E. Jr.. 269 Hunter. Don.319 Hunter. Evelyn G.. 56 Hunter. Katie. 225 Hunter. Irvine H.. 243 Hunter. Lloyd. 312. 317. 407 Hunter. Samuel J.. 56. 243 Hunter. Sandra L.. 88. 308 Hunter. Virginia. 187 Hunter, Wayne, 470 Huntley. Stephanie L. 208 Hunttlng. Lou Ann. 56. 309. 480 Huntworth. Call. 202 Huot. Barbara L„ 311 Hunt. Joanne Marie, 38. 311 Hupp. Jack. 441 Htippin. Charles E.. 5«. 283 Hurlbut. Betsy E.. 106. 456. 463 Hurlbut. Elizabeth Eleanor. 3S. 225 Hurlen. Riehurd. 273 Hurt. Jean. 321 Huseland. Stanley. 456 Huson. Helen Anne. 56. 130. 459 Hustcd. Mary Both. 38. 56. 456 Huston. Janet. 229 Huston. Marcia C.. 56. 201 Hutchins. Emmett W.. 320 Hutchins. Graham. 472 Hutchins. Wesley (Bud) S., 56. 270. 41.1 Hutchinson, David Carl. 36. 38 Hutchinson. David R.. 56. 256 Hyatt. Gloria, 437 Hylduhl. Pauline Streeter. 36 Hyry, Amelia J.. 5«. 430 Hysong. La Rue K,. 127. 201. 400 larmer. John. 453 lbea. David L.. 103. 241. 408 Ichikawa. Norlko. 38. 429 II. Morito. 40. 322 lllman. Sally M.. 126.212 Ing. Lowell. 392 Ingalls. Harry A, 280 Ingalls. Robert L.. 288. 301 Ingham. Nancy R.. 218 Ingham. Ned. 341 Ingle. Donna L.. 216. 409. 143 Ingman. John F.. 267. 453 Ingraham. Gale A.. 56. 330. 453 Ingraham. Sully C.. 56. 198. 457 Ingraham. Stanley C.. 425 Ingram. Ventris M.. 302 Insel. M. Jean. 56. 190 Inter-Hall. 906 Inslcc. Evan. 294 Intramural . 390. 396 InterhnuHe Council. 312 Irish. Gary G. M.. 287 Irvine. Miriam C.. 2tW Irving. Eldon, 38. 252, 466 Irving. Patricia F.. 211 Irwin. Ken. 277 Irwin. Martha L., 328 Indell. Roberta J.. 204 IsenhaUi. Marilyn L., 108. 202 Isham. Don. 284 Ishll. Irene, 332 Ishimnru. Akira. 458 Isle. Aim- E.. 106. 220 Israel. Beverly. 233 Israel. Jane P.. 196. 227. 466 IUehner. Ann E.. 225 Ivarsson. Solveig O.. 40 Iverson. Alice Iren.-, 38 Iverson. Don O.. 264. 431 Iversen. Howard B.. 241 Iverson. Phyllis J.. 331 Iverson, Roger. 316 Iverson. Ronald I.. 293 Ives. Robin. 316 Iwusaki. Dorothy A. 38. 458 IWA. 306 J Jack. Al. 256 Jack. James A. 256 Jack. Richard O.. 243. 385 Jackson. Dave. 277 Jackson. Gerald. 415 Jackson. Jaroulyn. 187 Jackson. Keith f .. 300 Jackson. Marie L.. 56. 212 Jackson. Marlene K.. 212 Jackson. Will. 418 Jacobs. Barbara A.. 211 Jacobs, Francis, 329 Jacobsen. Bill L.. 245. 355 Jacobson. Catherine L. 56. 419 Jacobsen. Connie W.. ill. 270 Jacobsen. Paul M. Jr.. 254. 344 Jacobsen. Sharlene M.. 309 Jacobsen. William J.. 258. 408 Jacobson. Carol, 227 Jacobson. Constance M.. 56 Jacobson. Don. 322, 407 Jacobson. Edwin H.. 56 Jacobson. James. 418 Jacobson. Mary Ellrn. 56 Jacobson. Richard C.. 412 Jacobson. Tina. 228 Jallie. Elizabeth Niaz. 36 James, Albert A.. 56. 264 , 442 James. Everett. 408 James. Richard Lee. 56. 423 Jamieson, Robert. 411 Jarris. Carl. 472 Jarvis, Harvey H.. 67. 280. 348, 439 Jarvis. Michael B.. 241. 418 Jefferson. Bill. 354 Jeffries. Barbara F.. 90. 197. 207 Jeffries, Don. 189 Jeffrie . Ray C.. 281 Jcllum. Steven. 407 Jenkins. Muriel. 323. 469. 472 Jenkins. Panda D.. 214 Jenne. Barbara. 203 Jenks. Harrison W.. 251 Jennings. Betty J.. 454 Jennings. Jcarine I.. 57. 419 Jennings. Marguerite. 419 Jenroft. Ralph E. Jr., 458 Jensen. Dale. 424. 440 Jensen. Dell. 281. 362. 363. 439 Jensen. Gary A.. 258 Jensen. Hans. 470 Jenaen. Jerry R.. 29t5, 418 Jensen. Mari. 220 Jensen. Roberta J.. 216 Jensen. Robin. 216 Jensen. Roselene. 103. 126. 216 Jensen. William F.. 274 Jerald Judy. 188 Jorue. Larry G., 281 Jessup, John H.. 293. 307 Jewett. Dale I... 57. 383. 384. 391. 420. 448 Jewett. Leonard, 453 Jobe. Donald. 407 Jobs. Storm E.. 127. 225 Johannr-sen, Allen C.. 300 Johanson. Larry O.. 256. 444 Johns. Wilfred A.. 36 Johns. Ronald. 286. 470 Johns. Thomas G.. 319 Johanson. Alice. 57. 332 Johnson. Anne E.. 57. 210. 457 Johnson, Arthur. 408 Johnson. Barham. 57, 331 Johnson. Ben H.. 406 Johnson. Bruce M., 251 Johnson. Clarence. 319 Johnson. Connie J.. 309. 455 Johnson, Corinnc M . 57. 210. 446 Johnson. Dale E., 319 Johnson, Don. 317. 408 Johnson. Elinor J.. 409. 443 Johnson. Elizabeth A.. 232 Johnson. Elizabeth B.. 323 Johnson. Forbes R.. 276 Johnson. Franklin. 267. 451 Johnson. Fred S.. 273 Johnson. George H.. 256 Johnson. George P.. 243. 322 Johnson. Glenn G.. 295. 354. 431 Johnson. Gordon W.. 86. 248 Johnson. Gordon W.. 57. 103.303 Johnson. Harold D.. 57. 248 Johnson. Hugh L.. 289 Johnson. Jeanette L.. 310. 269 Johnson. Jerry M.. 67. 76. 378 390. 439. 448 Johnson. John A.. 57 Johnson. Judith A.. 212. 372. 154 Johnson. Judith L.. 126 Johnson. June. 309 Johnson. Ken L.. 261 Johnson. Leonard. 447 Johnson. Lou Ann C., 57. 220 Johnson. Lucille D.. 85. 208. 464 Johnson. L. R.. 418 Johnson. Lynn K.. 36. 458 Johnson. MarJIo A.. 231. 456 Johnson. Marshall L.. 256. 462 Johnson. Morrle. 391 Johnson. Nick. 381 Johnson. Nunnully J.. 267. 407 431. 453 Johnson. Paul A.. 45S Johnson. Pete. 418 Johnston. Ralph. 472 Johnson. Ray. 31G Johnston. Richard C.. 281 Johnson. Rlclianl E.. 57. 407. 458 Johnson. Robert A.. 273. 292 Johnson. Robert C.. 131 Johnson. Ruth K.. 10«. 109. 419 Johnson. Shi rice L.. 203 Johnson. Shirley M.. 309 Johnson. Sue M.. 127. 208 Johnson. Susan. 57. 105. 10«. 270. 446 Johnson. Thomas R.. 453. 462 Johnson. Thomas S.. 248 Johnson. Vernette. 311 Johnson, Victor. 319 Johnson. Walter. 407 Johnson. Warren Claus. 36. 458 Johnson. William E. 458 Johnson. William Ronald. 36 Johnson. W. Morgan. 57. 261 Johnston. Carol A.. 207 Johnston. CaroTlyn P.. 201 Johnston, Fred. 396 Johnston. G. Robert. 57. 273. 391. 393. 398. 413. 448 Johnston. Irene. 153. 456. 473 Johnston. Michael B.. 270,397 Johnston. Neal W.. 320 Johnston. Ralph. 398 Johnston. Victoria. 446 Johnston. Virginia M.. 213. 391 399. 400 Johnstone. Avon M., 57. 436 Johnstone. Hardid. 418 Jokinen. Shirley. 87. 213 Jones, Art. 418 Jones. Carol M„ 57. 214 Jones. David. 407 Jones. Ernest M.. 32 Jones. Garr M,. 296 Jones. Gratia, 332 Jones. Howard V.. 301 Jones. Ira 302 Jones. Ivaly. 220 Jones. James. 316. 371 Jones. Janet E.. 113. 229 Jones. Joanne 1!.. 57. 213 Jones. John P.. 256. 413 Jones. K. IL. 411 Jones. Leo M.. 38. 57. 72. 106, 196. 213. 460 Jones. Murcia I.. 308 Jones. Mildred, 419. 428 Jones. Norma. 332 Jones. Patricia L.. 198, 472 Jones. Penny G.. 203 Jones.t Richard F.. 215 Jones. Sandra M.. 220 Jones. Susan K.. 207 Jones. William Keith. 41. 76. 4 Jordan. David C.. 57. 123. 262. 434 Jordon. Donald. 319. 418 Jorgensen. Jean K.. 203 Jordan. Judy A.. 229 Jordan. Mike M.. 287 Jorgenson. Art. 316 Jorgensen. Myrna L.. 210 Joukovsky. Natalie M.. 67. � 8. 231. 145. 460 Jovick. Solly M.. 109. 226 Joyce. Bob. 316 Joyner. Joan L., 207 Judd. Janet. 400. 430 Judson, Ed. 277 Julian. Ix-sley A.. 214 Junk. Dick. 418 Justice. Vincent. 302 K Kan. William A.. 246 Knits. Sharon L.. 437 Kuuwj. Barbara A.. 3M Kiuiso. Richard. 317 Kabbivik. Olga. 311 Knbush. Mark J.. 241 Kachldn. George F.. 269 Kadlsh. Fanchon. 227 Kadoshtina. Harry T.. 324. 43« Kadoshlma. Saburo. 324 Kadoahlmu. Sally. 429 Kager. Ken. 135 Kahan. Naomi. Y.. 57. 446. 461 459. 445 Knhklrn. Joseph E.. 267. 431 Kolilcr. Shirley, 428 Kahmann, Gale A.. 254 Kallgr«-n. Carolyn. 472 Knlllcott, Edythe Ann. 311 Kuluiste. Juri. 397. 432. 407 Knmpe, Dean L.. 295. 408 Kampe. Wynn. 267. 411 Kamimuinn. Hath I- J.. � 7. 38. 86. 117. 424. 456. 461. 463 Handle. Charles. 395. 398 Kane. Michael A.. 67. 248 Kane. Shirley L.. 89. 455 Knnikeberg, Nancy L . 8. 57. 3C6. 309. 430 Kanamo. Ed. 127 Kaphammer, Kenneth J.. 319 Kaplow. Joan. 227 Kappa Alpha P i, 3ll2 Kappa Alpha Thrta. 220-221 Kappa Delta, 222-223 Kappa Kappa («anima, 221-22 Kappa Sigma, 260-261 Knottier. Walter W.. 270 Karlen. Kathryn M„ 57, 311 Knrlgtton. Eric. 418 Kamiln. Kurt. 277 Knnhin. Kurt W.. 414 Karon. Roger. 316 Karr. Bob P.. 243 Karr. Sue P.. 207 Karrer. Joan. 32� Karrtgan. Roger. 321 Karvonen. Shirley K.. 2i 4 Kastllahn. Donald M.. 57-273 Katara. Bnldey B.. 57. 407 Katsaros. Michael. 317 Katz. Solomon, 26 Kauffman. Mary Elizabeth. Si Kaufman. S. Harvard. 458 Kuvannugli. Arlen W., 67. 295 Kawa, Atsuahl, 418 Kawaguchi. Ellen. 429 Kawaguchi. Martha M , 429, I Knwaknmi. Taklslil. 319 Kawaguchi. Ellen, 32 Kay. Gordy. 274 Kaye. Mary L.. 225. 372. 154 Kaynor. Kirk G.. 57. 269. 390 Keagle. Pat I S.. 216 Keane. 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Perry C.. 238. 290. 444 Kellchcr. Daniel. 36 Keller. Janet Lee. 36 Kelley. Wca. 418 Kelley. William L.. 57. 99. 111. 293. 3S3. 411. 420. 438. 448 Kellogg. Ann. 450 Kelly. Brian E.. 270 Kelly. Colleen M.. 216 Kelly. Donald M . 57. 442 Kelly. Katherine J.. 57. 331. 437 Kelley. Lcwn-nce. 319 Kelly. Marjorie A.. 229 Kelly. Patricia A.. 210 Kelly. Ror A.. 238. 261. 431 Kelly. Roger Van. 270 Kelm. August. 407 Kelso. Burton. 447 Kelly. Harriet. 428 Krmm, Hayden. 470 Kemp. Barbara 203 Kemphaus. Daniel J., 287 Kendall, JoAnn. 419 Kandlg. Harold L.. 57. 415. 447 Kennar. George A.. 458 Kennedy. Chuck. 56. 406 Kennedy. Edward. 320 Kennedy. James R.. 57. 245 Kennedy. Janet L.. 469 Kennedy. Kenneth F. 421 Kennett. Jack. 264 Kenney. Kathryn L.. 310 Kenney, Jim. 316 Kenoyer. Will� . 121. 201. 449. 459 Kensler. Harold, 407 Kent. Charles A.. 238 Kent. John P.. 269 Kent. Kathleen M.. 310 Keplar. Donald. 38. 124.438 Kercher. David M.. 322 Kerlee. Donald D.. 453 Kernan. James J.. 36 Kerr. Dinah. 310 Kerr. Robert M.. 412 Kerrer, Joan. 437 Kerry. G. Era. 267 Kershner. Elenore J.. 87. 218. 457 Kendo, David A.. 251 Ketterilng. Helen. 321. 419 Ketslnch. Evelyn. 36 Key. James. 407 Keyes. Glltiert. 412 Keyes. Harry. 267 Koxner. George. 425 Khtnian. George A. Jr.. 57, 435 Klrkel, Roy. 295. 398 Klrchner. Harry. 4� Kirlluk. Lawrence B.. 458 Kirk. Beverly. 311 Kirk. Paul K. Jr.. 254 Kirk. Pearl T.. 204 Kirkland. Barbara. 471 Kirkland. Tom E.. 5� , 290. 411 Kitsch. Elizabeth B.. 220 Kiskaddon. W.. 58. 407. 471. 473 Kltamoto. Lilly V.. 429 Klttreil. Hinton G.. 438 Klttrell. Joy P . 436 Klziuta. Zina. 458 KJaer. George, 406 KJill, Baake. 386 Klaras. Constance J.. 309 K'nsell. Joanne E.. 58. 211 Klein. Arthur. 298 Klein. Donald H.. 412 Klein. Ed S.. 241 Klein. Eleanor M.. 198 Klein Xenia C.. 311 Klelnberg. Harry. 355 Klelnberg. Lester. 298 Kleiner. Dolph. 282 Kleinsasser. Jack. 471 Klrweno. Gilbert H.. 58. 104.111, 262 Klieros, Pipcno. 99 Klingl -ll. Kuril 8.. 229 Kllngbell. Richard. 408. 453 Klingensmlth. Ruth. 470 Klinger Joan, 227 Kllngler. Dan W.. 303. 470 Kllngrnan. Ronald R.. 296 Klnck. Barbara A.. 208 Klute Margaret. 332 Knack. Roy K . 27S Knapp Sally C.. 454 Knapp. William, 447 Knatz. Mary Ellen. 307. 456 Kncstls. William E.. 241. 421 Knight. Marietta. 329 Knighton. James L.. 320 KnoIes.Adrlanne Kay. 231 Knoll. E J.. 407 Knoshaug. Marilyn. 409. 443 Knott. Pat. 126. 203 Knowles. Patti A.. 203 Knox. Bill B.. 58. 256 Knut. Hoff. 407 Knutson. Elsie Mae. 309 Kniiteen. Mack, 458 Kukay. Richard. 431 Kukuk. Jack. 451 Kuldakar. I’axant. 45 Kulesza. Eugene. 316 Kulselh. Connie D.. 99. 112. 198. 455 Kulseth, Janie I.. 58. 19S Kmntt aka. Roy. 36, 321 Kunde. Norm, 397 Kuniyoshl. Richard S.. 58. 324 Kunlyukl Vuki A.. 410,453 Kuriynma. Sumlko «Sue) H.. 58. 428 Kuronseu. Michurl. 316 Kuttz. James H.. 314. 470 Kurtz. W. W„ 407 Kvmnde. Sharon E.. 208 Kylllngstnd. Jack, 58. 66. 2S5. 369. 439 Labonge. Carl A.. 58. 246. 247. 353. 357. 413. 439. 448 Knutxcn. Marjorie J.. 231. 430 Koboski. Karl K. 396 Kicker. Hoy. 396 Kidd. J W .. 425 Kidd, Larry. 259 Kidder. Betty M.. 198 Kleburlz. Karin. 83. 95 Kleburtz. Richard B.. 57. 407 421. 438 Kieland. Sherry. 430 Klehack. Floyd A.. 57 Kienliolz. Don. 316 Klenilz, Beverly J., 229 Kifer. Harlan E.. 296 Kuznetx. Sandy. 282 Kilburn. Howard Lee, 256 Kilby. Marilyn 283 Kilian. James F.. 278 Kilian. Philip. 243 Killian. Toni. 214 Ktlllngstad, Jack. 284 Kilpatrick. Michael K.. 289 Kim. Onsoon. 469 Kimball. Man-. 418 Kembel. Man-. 260 Kirac. Jim D-. 57. 262.307 Kincaid. Charles E. J.. 287 Klncb, John W.. 57. 472 Klnch. Marian E.. 57. 472 King. Belle B.. 57. K4. 306. 308. 473 King. Charlotte L.. 232 King. D. Bowen. 276 King, Dennis. 260 King. Don. 319 King. Donne. 286 King. Dorothy E . 58. 225 King. Douglas F.. 267. -153 King. Earner. 419 King. Hurley H.. 58. 318. 319. 448 King. IndleC.. 274 King. Judith M.. 98. 106. 108, 210. 449. 463 King. Karen L.. 214 King. Kathleen E . 207 King. Marilyn. 329. 407 King. Richard A.. 91. 241 King, Winston Ivan. 38 Klnkade. Darlene. 333 Klnkade. M. Dale. 58. 279 Klnnune. Janice L.. 229 Klnscella. Hazel. 450 Kinxel. William L.. 84. 243, 345 Kippola. Barbara M . 231 Kippola. George J.. 265 Kirby. John R.. 284 Kirby. Vernon D.. 258 Koenlgswald. Helen. 428 Koepsftlt, Paul X. 458 Koerner, Laura M.. 125 305 Koetje. Edward L., 38. 58. 316. 411 •� 38. 460 Koh. Chao-Yno. 458 Kohagen. Stan R.. 274 Tohntsu. Tok. 316 Kohl. Trlsh M . 58. 213 Kolb. Leroy E.. 316 Komen. Richard B.. 58. 273. 413. 436 Koning. A P.. 407. 464 Kono. Sunil. 429 Konopnskl. Ronald L.. 68. 279. 409. 442. 451 Konsmo. Edward A.. 408. 470 Kontaxt, Georgia G.. 311 Kooglr Betsey 127 229 Koon. Charles W,. 40. 391. 439. 448 Koph. Peggy Lou. 437 Kopf. Janet F.. 198 Koppe Gretchen A.. 222 Koppel Philip I. 283 Karri. James. 286 Korner Georgia. 428 Korpl. Victor J.. 273. 393 Kortmun. Frederick C.. 58. 274 Kosla. Joseph M , 324. 406 Korsel Betty. 189 Kotlck William, 286 Kott Chloe. 205 Kovilaya. Manns M.. 320 Koyasako. Jimmy S., 316. 411 KmabeJ. Paul B.. 58. 246. 413 Kracht. Edward B,. 321 Kraff. Manus. 298 Kraft. Howard P.. 58. 282 283 Kraft. Marilyn R.. 109. 233 Kraft. Mlml. 109 Krahn. Alice. 4� 9 Kramer. Karl. 301 Kramer. Walter R. 287. 345 Krause. George. 407 Krause. Marvin. 453 Krausher. Shlrl� -v. 421 Kregal. Irving W.. 58. 282 Kreger. Ives, 188 471 Kreitzberg. Richard A.. 245 Krengel. Walter F.. 58. 254 Krldler. Mrs.. 97 Kringle. Dick. 40«. 418 Kringle. Paul Jr.. 40« Kringen. Dennis J.. 262. 444 Kreuger. Kny. 329 Krueger. Richard D.. 407 Krull. Robert. 320. 408 Kruse. Karen. 121.222. 449 Kubota. Doris. 429 Kudalker. Vasant. 409 Kuebler. John T.. 58. 270 Kuebler. Robert L.. 58. 270 Kuohl. Marilyn J.. 213 Kuehner. Karl E.. 58. 284 Kuelpmnn. Darrell L.. 58.270 Kuhns. Nathaniel P.. 58. 8$. 436 Kvlnge. Richard A.. 412 La Brache. Stephanie L-. 198 Lach-r. Wnltter R.. 245 Lackman. Bob M.. 121. 298. 408. 434. 466 LaCoss. Ann - J.. 229 La Com. William D.. 58. 407. 438 458 Lacy. Richard C.. 58. 64. 118. 28’?. 311. 439. 448. 462 Ladur. Jcrrold. 189. 190. 298. 136 Ladley. JoAnne R.. 21M Lae vast u. Tolvn. 432 Laffaw. Larry. 453 LaFollette. Larry D.. 8S. 262 La Frenlerc. Oliver W.. 38 I iFrombolse. Richard R.. 58 Lngerqulst. Karen J.. 102. 201 Lngerquist. Michol, 99 Lageson. Margo E.. 307 Lahti. Norman A.. 58 I.aldlaw. Dorothy E.. 58. 232 Latng. Shirley A.. 469 472 Laiala. Edward J.. 270 367 Lalone. Janet D.. 220, 400 Um. Chapman L-. 414 Lam. Robert. 58 Lamb. Lynn R.. 342. 411. 13� . 462 l.ambda Chi Alpha. 262-263 Lambert. Gregory. 458 Lambert. Marlene J.. 58. 311 l imlx-rton. Vlrgy Lou. 58. 203 Lamm. Betty. 231 Lamun. Hnrold A.. 58 Lampnmn. Robert, 89 Lampropuloa, Athena 1ST. 309. 416 Lanipson, Adele. 58. 22� Latnson, Joan E.. 211. 471 Lands. Jorge F.. 58. 40� . 451 Landis. Gall C.. 127. 207 l.and n, Carol E . 213 Landon. Jcrrold E.. 295 Lnndun, Marilyn. 98. 10$ Landweer. James R.. 58. 243. 412 Lane. James F.. 58. 273 Lam . Patricia. 220 Lane, Peter H.. 59. 276 Lane. Robert M.. 410 Lange. George B.. 274 Lange. Ronald, 316 Langen. Frances. 42R Lane. rud. Mel. 319 Longer Gerald D.. 59. 295. 353. 364. 415 l ingelnnd. Anm. 419 Lnnirlanri. Murv Lou. 5� 196. 202 303 Langley. Waller E. Jr.. 40 Langlie, Gov. Arthur B.. IS Langlie. Carrie E.. 218 Langlie. Hap. 273 Langlie, Coach Windy. 355 Langlow. Jean K,. 59, 23l Langton. Kenneth P.. 256. 421 Lanier. Barbara G.. 203 Lankford. Richard L.. 26� Lannigan. Mary Lou, 328 Lanterman. Alton K.. 436 La Pierre. Marv Lou. 229 Lapins. Uldis F 38. 59. 438 Lard nor, Jan. 3 � ? f.arignn. Ann. 437 Larkin. San J.. 204 Larkins. Alvin. 302 Larmun. Brian T.. 317 1st Roeque. Marv. 311. 456 La Rue. Mary. 440 l rrlck. Alvin P. 407 Larsen, Elaine Mae � 6 Larsen. On-el, 384. 420 Larson. Alyrc L.. 59. 328 Larson. Barbara E. 59. 328 Larson. Rill. 284. 421 Larson. Carol I� .. 202 Ixirson. Carol Lee. 231 I .arson. Dave. 277 Larson. Don C. 38. 440 Larson. Duane R.. 38 Larson. E. K . 321 Larson. Gerald R.. 256 Larson. Geraldine A.. 59. 321 Larsen. Henry. 453 Larson. Herb. 471. 472 Larson. Janis M.. 323, 472 Larson. James H . 103, 241 Larson. Leila L.. 202 Lnrson. Lillian Louise 36 Larson. Louise E.. 308 Larson. Lowell A.. 293 Larson. On-el. 439 Larson. Robert E.. 301 Larson. Sonja. 454 Larson. Stuart, 259 La Rue. Mary. 217 Laahley. Ted j.. 252 Lashtey. W.. 102 Lasley. Bill A.. 259. 444 Latham. Dale J„ 198 Latimer. Oordan D . 264 La Tourell, Dean. 38. 293 Latin. Dave. 281 Laturnus. Gretchen 3.. 333 Lauc. Sally J.. 208 Laughcead. Lyle D.. 59. 319 Laughland. John. 397 Lavh Rahim. 283 La Villctte. John R.. 317 Lawrence. Frederic E.. 59. 273. 442 Lawrence. Prof. Chuck. lOi. 182 Lawrence. Sydney C.. 231 Lawson, Vernon. 425 Laxdall. D. W.. 407 I axdnl Solln. 311 Lay. Dawn. 311 Lay. Richard O.. 59. 86, 252. 416. 453. 466 Laycock. Larry. 416. 417 Layman. Lestter G.. 59. 436 Layson. Marilyn. 169. 472 Layson. William. 471 Leach. Grade J.. 203 Leach. 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Carl C.. 287 Lelthe. Charles C.. ?87 Leland. Dave D.. 270. 371 Lembo. Diane A.. 222 Lembo. J. Richard. 59. 267 Lemolne, Phillip. 408 Lon Ray. 435 Lenlhan. Shawn U., 210 Lennox. Diana C.. 225. 457 Lennox. Duncan S.. 270 Lenon Paul. 316 Lent H. Douglas. Jr.. 252 l« ntgi . Dean A.. 252 Lent . Martha A.. 127. 201 Leon, Dick H.. 89 103. 115. 343 Leon. Marge It. 229 Leonard Betty. 199 Leonard. Dave. 407 Leonard. Noydenn M.. 173. 207 Leopold. Fern L.. 36. 38 Leplat. Jean C.. 262 Lepse. Robert H.. 59 Lciisoe, Fmm B.. 287. 108 T eRoy. Zoiunnc M.. 436 Leshgold. Richard D.. 69 299 Le Vesconte. Grace M.. 59. 447 Union. Sand I L. 227 Levin, Esrling, 316 Levey. Mcrtelle (Shirley) 59. 233 Levin. Judy R . 233 Levine. Darrell. 451 Levison, Gerald 8,. 458 Levy. Barbara It.. 308 Levy. Joshua. 239 Lew. Raymond T. 59. 436 Low. Shirley D.. 59 Lework. Blaise. 253 Ix-wis. Bob. 385 448 Lewis. Corky. 287. 368. 369. 439 Lewi . Donald T. 296 Lewis. James R. 59. 262 434 Lewis Jack R.. 297 Lewis. 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W Jay. 60. 245. 412 MeG-itlln. James R,. 343 MeG� - . Boyd J.. 60. 241 MeG.-e. Charles T.. 361 McGee. Sally J.. HI. 214. 422 McGhee. Ken It. 107. McGIcnii. Kay. 329. 437 McOoldrlck. Jim R,. 230 277. 40X McGovney. Anne. 36 McGrath, James J., 281 414 McGrath. Patricia M.. 134 222 MeGraw. Nancy K,. 109 213 McGregor. Don. 471 MiGulnnc . Bette, lid. 222 Mrlnnls. Dn r I lie O.. 222 McIntosh. Jack L. 60. 315 411 McIntosh. Joan C.. 611 McIntosh. Sally. 455 McIntyre. Run t Ann L.. 201. 455 McIntyre. Tina. 399, 400 McIntyre. David J.. 33 434 McIntyre. Marcia L.. 325 Mclrvln. Ron. SIB Me Ivor. Ivor Keen. 38 McJuken. Elizabeth I,. 333 McKay. Harrison. 237 McKay. Helen. 205 McKee. Maraaret M 106. 160. 177. 213. 372. 454 McKee llall, 311 McKeever, J an� M.. 222 McKenn� n. William F.. 238. 285 MeKenney. Douglas. 411 McKenny. Vans.. 261 M Kelixie. Richard. 286 McKeown. Frank J.. 287. 345 McKle John D.. 345. 462 McKimmey. Jean. 304 . 47n McKinley. Bill R.. 270 McKinney. Michael C . 274 McKinney. 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Gordy. 260 McNeese Donald ( .. 458 M- .Nichols, Sara. 38, 98. 228 McPherson. Donald E . 285 McPherson. Jack L.. 60, 25« McPherson. John J.. 61, 407 Mi-Quay, Don. 406 McRae. J. C.. 407 MeReynolds. Nell L.. 122 297 . 456 McTc . Robert J.. 61. 321. 407 McKay Harrison. 260 McVay. Jane P.. 22� McVey. Doug. 418 M Mum. CUo. W MacArthur. Joniuu- 51.. 2� ! MocOnmichie, Barbara. 421 MacDonald. Donald R . 61 MacDonald. Sandra 126 MucDoiixall. Anno. 225 MacDougmll. Bruc- B.. 61 Mace. Nancy C.. 61. 218. 257. 400 MacFsdyen. M� -rrl n A. 61. 321 Muchln. Dean T.. 267 Mack. Helen L.. 61 'tuctircgnr. 318. 319 MncKuy. Marv. 329 MacKenxIe. Mary. 461 MacKeinue. Donald H.. 29 Mackey. Dan. Jr.. 61. ?97 Mackey. Kennetli J.. 26.5 Mackey. Mary I.. 61 MacLeau. Bruce 51.. 61 NlncLcd. Gary. 61. 270. 413 Mc31alils. a� et. 112 MncNalr. Malcolm D.. 263 Macoruber. Harold W.. 292 MacPhee. Martha II.. 220 Maddens. Lorain J,. 306 Maddux. Gury. 409 Mnder. Ann. 61. 207. 457 Madison. Ron. 391 Madeson. Audrey. 332 Madsen. Emma M.. 121. 201. 449. 45« Madsen. Jean L.. 220 Madsen. Victor. 395, 398. 458 Mn-kuwu. D n Y.. 447 MaKdall. Pat. 472 Magee, Thomas K.. 61. 36X Magxior� . Joan A.. 203 Magill. Art. 118 Maxnuaon. Croix.215 .Maxnuson. Jeun.- A.. 213 M ignuson. Weslly V,. Jr.. «1. 407. 411. 472 Maguire, Russell. 425 Manaffey, Terry. Ill Muhuffey. William T.. 61. 243. 414. 424 Maher, Edward M.. 61. 27� . 413 Maher. Ruth K.. 61. 333 Mithnken. Carl ?.. 270 Muhon. Hal. 421 Mahoney. Philip. 91, 320 Mai. Klaus L.. 458 Mninwaring. Anita R.. 36 Mulsei. Georxe. 190, 282 Mnizels. R«dH-rt. 39H Majors. Don. 418 Makl. John. 450 Malzels. Rol.ert, 411 Mnlnknff. Burt. Inti Malln. Richard O.. 297 Mal ikoff. Paul I . 299 Mailery. John. 283 Mallory. Stondish V.. 45� Malrnxren. Arthur I... 61 «07. 438 Malone. Patricia Ann. 36 Mnlstioiii. Don C.. 301 Maltrud. Richard. 421 Mnncou. St -11, 188. 189 Mandas. Georxln A.. 219 Mnndery. Duane A.. 61. 281. 442. 453 Manley, John II.. 27 Manley. Laurine C.. 2QS Mon low� . 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