Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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V.-'. f 4 V, ...J ' 4 ,Ll j .5 fy- ! A P- ' .L -i 5 'X 41.4 N, 113! ,,---H. .A 3 . in - ff, . .2' Aa. S N fill . f , ,. , v. 9 1,f'!'Y', 4' qui K X :-fy -k'r', ' ' X I q T-Af.:-g A Y 1353395 N -'Si L ' ' 9 3514535 BM N --5 ., igf 551lf'.f1h .L Iigfff ' N X A L ., 1 n ',' Y.- 4,1'u.- .,.-Jai.. ,,f4' x :fi . f, ,if '. 'iff' ,X ,.. X . 'M s- 5 2 A4 ff Published by -l-be Associated Students Walla Walla College Presented by sabel Zurhwalt- - - - - Editor Business Manager Paul T. Gibbs - - - - Adviser 9 3 U55 Jlflouhfain 0456 7 35 ? 1 l UO bean Qbotofgy qc 'zsman . Whose strong personal interest in the 'lite ot each student makes her influence lzelt in the whole school, we ahcectionately dedicate this volume in recognition ol: the years in which she has sacrificed much and spared hersell: nothing, that the young IiveS coming to her For help might Find what they were seeking. i ent teh: A:- hub fy,- rg. 'YES 04121 to Baan. ohlazman giiffnsfz Whose gracious attitude, sympathetic understanding, and spiritual guidance have given to many a vision ot true character, and who so loyaily has stood by us in all our endeavors, we likewise dedicate this Mountain Ash oi: lQ35 as an expression oi: our ahcection and admiration. OTEMIOT Western nature, lavislw on our campus, culminating in a myriacl of personalities in trees, and beautiliying tlwe landscape ol: tlwe wlwole Nortlwvvest witln mountain and stream, inspires tl'1e art and plwotograplwy ol: tlwe I935 Mountain Ash. ozzfanfs BOOK I A Administration Student teaclmers BOOK Il Classes Seniors Professional seniors Juniors Lower classmen BOOK III Featu res Progress Social activities l F1 IQ 3 5 S n a ps BOOK IV Activities Associated students Qeligious activity Organizations BOOK V Academic classes activities Un Jlffamofziam LEVI NEUPELD Mt. Shuksan and Heather Meadows Photo Courtesy Bert Huntoon, Bellingham I . GATEWAY CDE SERVICE I L'-1 ,Aw QT w Q. 'B 'x x R ..-.4-vw Bi CONAIQID I IALI4 uf. draw A .,e f s. .......-1-.-m if 2? ' A 0 D 1' fn- fl f fc .44 af? 'A A 'r 4 1 QI 'iss Aa . Q 5 ix 2 if Ae Z3 :E A 4 Q 5 ELL CREEK , , , ,,. ,,.K,..,. ...,-.... A -........:.., ..,.....-...,.a..,U.. ADMINISTRATICN BUILDING ,r.,, ,H .,..1Q ,1 H-f. ii: i Hs:- T5' T Lf S? if if Y 7 i J 'K ,C f Frederick A. Schilling Dean of School of Theology Clinton Theological Seminary, B.Tl1. University of Nebraska, A.B. Graduate work at University of Berlin. University of Pennsylvania, Ph.D. Francis M. Burg Dean Emerilus of Theology and Professor of Denombzations I11SfifIlfi011 Healdsburg College, Ministerial Graduate. The School of Theology SINCE Walla Walla College has been established for the training of Workers to give the advent 'message to all the World in this generationf the Bible is made the corner stone of the institution's instruction, and s ecial instruction is iven to those who are re arin P g P P g for the ministry. In order to further aid the ministerial students in their preparation for their life's work the School of Theology was reorganized in 1931. This School is a unit Within the College Administration, which devotes itself primarily to the task of training young men to become efficient workers and leaders in the spiritual life of the denomination. The present faculty of the School of Theology are as follows: President W1 M. Landeen, Dean Frederick A. Schilling, Professor Francis M. Burg, Professor George McCready Price, Professor Louis P. Thorpe, and Professor Homer F. Saxton. l5 ri ie. AL n . f. .715 it 'f 15 'T 4529 iii, 3.35 if-:Aff 22 '1' if . iff f' 'L Qi? il. : ii, .-. i Y. J u. I ,Jag ii .,1,q ,M iq. hh ,Y ,, ., , Y - -zr '- . ummm! 4, 'Q ,, .. - - f,--- -.v- - A jj Y '?'T 'F' '-' N' , as ..,, ,--W --v-Wye wr- rf J, -Q . A, -f E Q . , ,W-:vi . , a . .1 . - , 'Z 49 .L ' Ii 11. 4 H fiat 1 V V4 4' gig . '4 ., ,1 7 'vii' xv 'V J' ' lk 'f .. 5 v Fw ' -r 'T ' 6 1 iii? fair if fi it-' ,-egg ref - fi A L1 3 f '1 JH rg V fi -- 'R A ' 4 George McCready Price Homer T' Saxton Professor of Moral Philosophy fum' Pfvfffwf of Alhblifff TfJf0l083' Dogmatics UHi0fl College, A-B- College of Medical Evangelists, Loma Linda, Graduate work at University of Nebraska. A,B, Graduate work at Biblical Seminary, New Pacific Unign College, A.M. York. THE School also conducts a Ministerial Seminar with its work which makes provision for practical Work in the field for its students. Seminar activities include conducting weekly services in neighboring churches, the conduct of evangelistic efforts, and cottage meetings in the surrounding communities- This gives the students opportunity to meet practical field problems and questions and t0 solve them with the aid and counselling of their instructors. In the fall of 1933 a society called the Paulist Sodality was organized to promote a fraternal and social spirit among the young men who have devoted their lives to the calling of the ministry and to upholding before them the ideal of that callingf, During the school year 1934-35 the 48 members of the School of Theology have been active in acting as pastors of surrounding churches and in conducting both public and private meetings, thus fulfilling the aims of the School and preparing themselves for the purpose of brin in the l' h f h Son of God. 8 8 lg t 0 t e world to mankind and in pointing them to the -E JI! McCready Price of Moral PlJilosopb5- ,md Dog m a tics Fvangelists. Loma Linda, College. AAI. frk which makes pr0ViSi0I1 zcighboring churches. Clif urrounding COHIIUUWUB cms .md questions lrldm evrgpxnizezi CO Pf0mm1 ex ered :heir HWS 50 df Ji :Fiat :ailing-ii ' icivvi Jr Thevlffgl' 4-,wmgticizizg pmt ':f.'.l1i'S!i iilenicves -3 f-Q!1tiT i :Zan :U me I' W 7 A a 5 ? ll i Paul T, Gibbs Merlin L. Neff Head of the English Depart1rzc1zt P1'0f6'SS01' of E11gIiSb Union College, B,A, Pacific Union College, B.A. University of Nebraska, M.A. University of Washington, M.A. Advanced work at Northwestern Univer- Graduate work, University of Washington. sity. Graduate work, University of Washington. English Department AN ESSENTIAL phase of a liberal arts training is that provided by the English Department. From the technique and principles of composition of the freshman year to the seminar classes of the senior year, the English student has repeated opportunities to become acquainted with interesting characters and epochs of the past out of which grow ourpresent customs, institutions, and ideals. The study of literature contributes to an appreciation of the lives and modes of other ages, and, as a result, an intelligent comparison with our own. The department endeavors to send out men and women with a thorough knowledge of rhetorical technique, a sound literary philosophy, and a talent for interpreting ancient and contemporary literature. Instructors of the English Department believe it their privilege to educate the student to live a life more than to make a living for life: they believe the goods of the mind outweigh the goods of the body. This year the English Department has been especially well represented on the library shelves in reference and source works. A greatly enriched curricula has necessitated the increased number of books and helps. . 1171- i If ff, Clara E. Rogers Registrar and Insfrncior of English Walla W'alla College, B.A. Graduate work, University of Washington. Journalism Dorothy Foreman Dean of W-omen and Instructor of English Union College, B.A. Graduate work, University of Washington. THE first quarter of the year 1934-1935 saw a substantial enlargement of the Journalism division, now one of the outstanding minors in the College. Under the direction of Professor Merlin Neff, this department has made rapid strides. Two years of training are offered. The essentials are stressed in the initial year in order to prepare the student for his second year's work, in which social benefit and edification rather than selish and mercenary motives are advocated. A NEW innovation i Necessary equipment is ra idl b Complete preparation will have been Speech n this field will be offered next year--a course in radio spe6Ch- p y eing acquired, and by the opening of the fall quarter made to carry on this Work. 18 'WHY Foreman 1 and Instructor of English B.A. University of Washington. enlafgffment of the fe. f made rapid strides. nitial year in order CHF and edihcation .C in radio speech. ' the fall quarter - . ,.., .W ., ,... , ,W 1 ,f W .tx fl George W. Bowers George G. Kretschmar Professor of Chemistry and Biology P 0-9550 of Physics Union College, B.A. Union College, B.A. University of Nebraska, M.A. University of Colorado, B.S. Graduate work, University of Nebraska. University of Washington, M.S. University of Chicago, Ph.D. Science To ONE taking the various science courses, the mote in the Sunbeam, the minute bacteria, the microscopic plant and animal organisms, the unseen atoms, X-rays, cosmic rays, the marvels of electricity and magnetism and their effects, the distance of the stars and the precision of their movement, and countless other phenomena of the natural world become common knowledge, yet never lose their fascination, their challenge to a deeper and fuller research into the mysteries of a perfectly governed universe. Housed in the Science Hall with four spacious laboratories and class and stock room space designed to accommodate hundreds of students, the chemistry department, headed by Professor Bowers, is well equipped to turn out proficient college majors in that field and to meet the requirements of the pre-medical, pre-dental, pre-nursing, and pre-dietetic courses. The physics department under Dr. Kretschmar now occupies much of the first floor space of the Administration building. Large well-equipped laboratories and shops lend encouragement to mastering the principles of mechanics, astronomy, radio, elec- tricity, and other branches of science. The power house which provides heat and light for the college is supervised by this department. 1191- ,V XL ,, Fred Hansen Lilah Godfrey 1 f uptm of Pre Nzlrsing Imtrucior of Matlaemazfics ns 1' ' - Mason Memorial Hospital, Kentucky, R.N. Walla Walla College, B.A. Walla Walla College B A University of Washington, M5- University of Washingt0H, FiVe'Yeaf Nor' . mal. A STRONG biology minor is offered. In addition, several other courses of practical value dealing with health, hygiene, and principles of nursing are offered. Professor Hansen teaches these classes. Mathematics PERHAPS no other Held in learning stirs more apprehension in the mind of the one who has not studied it than does mathematics. This is unnecessary, although there is no study more exactf Mathematics is a necessary medium to the existence of the modern industrial and scientific World. Solving a mathematics problem is as fascinating as any puzzle and brings the satisfaction of achievement. Mathematics was this year again made a major college course. The department h2S met with unusual favor. The large and enthusiastic classes acclaim the teachin of the new he d f h ' g a o t e department, Miss Godfr l ey, AW 10 has strengthened the department S0 much in one year and added new courses. 4 I l i -I:2QJ- la ia X I 1 Lilah Godfrey tructor of Mathematics 2 College, B.A. Jf Washington, M.S. af Washington, Five-year Nor- courses of practical value ered. Professor Hansen in the mind of the 0119 ry, although there 15 H0 'xistence of the m0defn Puzzle and brings the 3. The departrnenfhas im the teaching of the ned the department so Percy W. Christian Professor of History Broadview College, B.A. Lewis Institute, Chicago, B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. University of Chicago, Ph.D. History Lulu- Hill-Miller Instructor of Art Walla Walla College Graduate. Cornish School of Art and Music Pratt School of Art, New York. THE history department this year is able to offer a well balanced program The three collaborating professors are Dr. Christian, President Landeen ,and Dr. Schilling whose interests are modern and American, medieval, and ancient history respectively The International Relations Club has been organized for history majors and minors O all things fair to sate my various eyes! I' O shape and hues that please me well! From living Nature, fit for every mood And change of my still soul. THE ART department is under the direction of Mrs. Miller, who has for many years given cheerful and efficient instruction to many students. Along with the work in . pastels, oils, and Water colors, she offers a course in china painting. .EQ lj- i i Louis P Thorpe Olive Boutell-Saxton Professor ok Ezlucation Direcfor of Normal Training Deparlmenl Emmanuel Missionary College, B.A. Union qollege, B.A. Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D. Un1versitY of Nebraska, M'A' Education ONE of the most popular departments in the college is the Education Department headed by Dr. Louis P. Thorpe. The intricacies of psychology, the study of tests and measurements, and the history of education are among the courses offered in this Held. Psychology is studied as it pertains to the child, the adolescent, and to advanced educational problems. With so many students preparing for educational work this department holds a very important place in the curriculum of the College. Normal Training THE Normal Training Department with Mrs. Saxton as acting director offers both a two-year and a three-year diploma for teaching in our elementary church schools. 1221- T F T x X K r- ' N X Q Olive Boutell-Saxton ' of Normal Training Deparimznf L Iollege, B.A. ty of Nebraska, M.A. the Education Department ogy, the study of tests and courses offered in this field- olescent, and to adv anced this department holds 2 VCU' - , both X acting director 0565 Jury church 5310015 'N K Harry G, Reinmuth Winifred L. Holmden Professor of Language Professor of French and Greek Clinton Theological Seminary, Th.B., B.A. Walla Walla College, B'A' University of Chicago Ph B University of Southern California, M.A. University of Chicago, M.A. . Languages WALLA WALLA COLLEGE has realized the importance of the study of foreign languages, and has made excellent provision for them in the curriculum. In the two languages, German and French, complete courses are offered in grammar and composition Also German Romanticism, Scientific German, Modern German, and its Literature, Scientific French, French Literature of the Nineteenth Century, are offered Professor Reinmuth and Miss Holmden are the instructors in these studies A considerable amount of interest exists among the students in this department and it IS developing rapidly The study of ancient languages, which include Greek Latin and Hebrew, is also pursued The theological students find these courses Very beneficial, for they enable them to make a first hand study of the Bible in the original Hebrew and Greek P3 X 4-1- 'N ,, I M, 4 . f , af ' ' fi l Anna Giddings-VnnAusdle Mrs- Evelyn A' Christian Matrorz and Instructor of HOIIIC Ef'0I101lliCS Chiiago Normal Home Economics Dip- Walla Walla College. oma. Advanced work at Cheney Normal. Oregon State College. Home Economics TI-IE courses which the Home Economics Department offers are not only designed to develop young Women as home makers but also to develop young Women for responsible positions such as matrons and teachers. In these posts they have an oppor- tunity to have a part in the Lord's Work. This year the college has offered especially practical and useful courses, and many students are availing themselves of the helpful instruction received under Mrs. Christian. who is the head of the department, and Mrs. VanAusdle, who is associated with her. A new dining room, tastefully furnished, was added to the Home Economics Department this year. Here the class, Meal Planning and Serving, serves a variety Of breakfasts, dinners, and luncheons to gain skill as servers and hostesses. 41241- vvv nm Gill-Vdi rl I-E'f?'l. 'Jr J' ELF!! Haig zz: Cam:-2' 'QQ . ,gf 1475 -E: tgl T vt-if F'm.'I1'-'V v'ZE'f'L x.'Q.'x.-A i if ,fT'l.I'.a- ix-'Ter fi 'iili Victor Johnson Edna Smith Cubley I71Yf7'7lCf0Y 0 VIOIHZ Inytrucfor 0 P15110 UHIOH College Walla Walla Conservatory of MUSIC Von Unschuld UHIVCYSIIY of Muslc under F1scher School of MLIQIC C Van Hulstyne BM Washrngton State College Cornish School Dent Mowry Portland Conservatory of Colorado Harry Krmke, Seattle AAumc THE Mus1c Department plays a large part 1n the l1fe of our school and v1llage Techmque IS 1mportant 1n the harmony and d1rect1ng classes as Well as 1n such orgamzatrons as band, a cappella, orchestra, and orator1o But the apprec1at1on, Wh1ch the professors 1n th1s depart ment str1ve for and atta1n through the1r excellent mus1cal offermgs, has untold lnfluence on the Whole commuruty Smaller mus1cal organlzatxons lnclude a college male quartet, a college v1ol1n quartet, glee club, mstrumental ensembles, and lad1es tr1os, all of Wh1ch furmsh spec1al mus1c for week end meetmgs, Saturday mght programs, and also for Wednesday afternoon student rec1tals 1n the Johnson Musrc Conservatory E751 Ruth Hovstad Instructor 0 Voice Cormsh School Zoellner Conservatory Umversxty of Southern Cahforma M MA., , r v , ,.., ,G . . f . ,T ,Y . Y, . . . , . l n u 1 . , .. , . , . ' . 0 . . . I A . v - -'I Q-u .4 - s - - '- r F . x 4 , , . , 5 -S ? - u u u u Q .-Q.- vc.x - ' - , -.3 A ' V v V vQ 99' A 7 1 - u-. B- ' E . . - X fiv'7N.1-- 'W' . ' -..Q 4 ' iTd'.I ...oar -Irs V Y . . . . v f , .L-'.u4 L' ' - ,Q .Q v ,.- . l M .... -1- 'vc . VY :M ,.,-K 'w '- LLQCI - . . . . 9 ,, .... . ' . 5, - . v u , - 1 +- - . . . . . , . C-- , ' f ' I . . . . . .. .4 Frank W. Peterson Business Manager and Superinfefzdenf of Industrial Deparfmenis Linfield College. Healdsburg College. Business College in Portland. Mrs. K. A. Aplington Accountant Walla Walla College, B.A. Normal. C. l E. Strauss Cubley Professor of Business Adminisfralion Walla Walla College, B.A. University of XVashington, M.B.A. Business TI-IROUGHOUT the entire business course a conscious effort is made to prepare young men and women to become useful members of the communities, to prepare leaders and business men and women of honor and integrity, and so to equip these young people that they may succeed in their chosen field. In addition to the usual courses in typing, shorthand, and accounting are offered marketing, advertising, and economics. -E25j. . Strauss Cubley f Business Adminimaii Mollie Lay-Sittner Herman R. Sittner A I on Librarian Dean of Men Vol ege, B'A' Walla Walla College, B-A- Princi al 0 Walla Walla Acazlem Washin ton M B p f y ESS tire business course 14 :o prepare young men seful members Of the aders and business men tegrity, and so to Cqulp ry may succeed in their ,ml courses in fYPmg' are offered marketing, University of Washington H. Russell Emmerson W Lillian Beatty Wfoorlwork, Instructor of Science aml 1,,5f,1,ff0, of English CAC-,m'emyD Mathematics lAmdemyl Walla Walla College, B.A. Unlvefslfl' Of Washington- Stanford University, M.A. Biehnke-Walker Business College, Portland. 27 g ' ' 'A' University of Washington, B.L.S. Walla Walla College, BMA George Meldrum Instructor of History CACdd01lZj'D Walla Walla College, B. A. Willamette University, Graduate work. Mable Baker-Griffin Critic Teacher, Seventh ami Eigbtfa Grades Walla Walla College, Three Year Normal Diploma. P Y - in Clara Keith-Bowers Eleanor Rowland-Dietrich Critic Teacfaer, Foartla, Fifth, and Sixth Critic Teacher, First, Second, ami Third Grades Grades Walla Walla College, B.A. Walla Walla College, B.A. University of Nebraska' 28 Baker-Griffin ?1!l'11flJ and Eighth Gradeg lege, Three Year Normal Student Teachers , Kenneth Aplington Pearl Cook Physical Education, Spanish CAcar1e1nyJ. Physical Education Clarice Patterson Irene Pannett Piano Pauuzausbip Rowland-Dietrich First, Second, ml Third Grades zge, B.A. Student Teachers Josephine Harper Maurice Monks Music CNor11zal T1'0il7i11g Scfooolb HHl'77Z01Zy, Music F'1l11!116I171ff'11f!llS, Hisiory 0 L. R. Hanson Music, Music App1'c'ciafio1z Bible DOCi1'i11c's QAcan'euzyQ Regmald Shepherd DE1Z01lIfi1Zllfi07'lt1l History CAca1IeuzyQ -E 1 - Y-' Industrial Department H6CldS ig-111 Mr. Oliver Almandinger Mr. Roy Zumwalt Mr. Ray Collins Mr. Randall Sloop Power House Dairy, Farm, Orchard Prim' Shop Bakery 4 Industrial Department Heads -----.,...,..-.--1 Mr. Martin G - . College Service Syliziion Mr. Clsjlllmand Schlner Mrs. Gertrude Wheele' Mr' John Bauer' J egg Garage College Lauffdfy College Store -l30l- i l 41-X 9 , ' :V f7 w ' M' ., fb Mr. Randall Sloop Mr. John BOW' Collrgf SW Jr. Mt. Baker and Chain Lake Photo Courtesy Bert I-immroom, Bellingham v M A s i ' , yi . lv l K 1 ibf' W A, 1 V15 1 I 1? 'F L ' an , 1 1. . EE .-LF - E , 3 E5 :. .:, 1: -, 113 :L- -.1.4E -' -E:,: ...--. I .... -'14 2-: -12... ' i , ., 4 K A, 1 5 ,, ., A1 F , , E 5' ? iw ' sf Ig W' rn I ' Q , .ya 4,5 '..,'1tg ' K , . g ,'-.ff-Q-.5Jaiff.1,, QWDHESIINIIEIIGDHRJD f, '17 x 0 i L 1 1 Q gl 7 X. 3 P , . l 2 ii Senior Class Officers Alvin Munson, B.B.A., President. Colton, Oregon. Moior: Business Adminis- trotion, Minor: Educotion, Bible, Secretory of Omicron Pi Sigmo '3l, President of Business Efficiency Club '32, President of Junior Closs '34, President of Senior Closs '35, Treostirer of A.S.W.W.C. '33 '35, Nominoting Commit- tee '34, Monitor of North l-loll '35, Proyer Bond Leoder '34. Elsie Ziprick, B.A., Vice President, Soskotoon, Soskotchewon. Moior: English, Minor: l-listory, Colgory Normol '28, Cono- dion Junior College '3l, Mt. Ash Literory Edi- tor '33, Vice President of Aleph Gimel Ain '33, Member of Lodies' Trio '33 '35, President of Literory Club '35, Assistont Supt. of Sob- both School '35, Prover Bond Leoder '35, Mt. Ash Literory Stoff '35, Irene Pannett, B.A., Secretory. , Bellinghom, Washington. Moiorf English, Minor: Educotion, Sobboth School Teocher '3l '32, Church Choir '3l '32, Glee Club '32 '33 '34, A Coppello Choir '32 '33 '34, Secre- tory Aleph Gimel Ain '34, Student Teocher Penmonship '34 '35, Proyer Bond Leoder '35, Secretory of Literory Club '35, Secretory of Senior Closs '35, President of Aleph Gimel Ain '35. Burt Kurtz, B.A., Treosurer. l-lordin, Montono. Mojor: Germon, Minor: Educotion, Bible: Advertising Monoger of Mt. Ash '34, Eire Souod '34 '35, Proyer Bond Leoder '34, Assistont Colporteur l3ond Leoder '34, Monitor of South l-loll '35, Sobboth School Teocher '34 '35, Sociol Committee of Omicron Pi Sigmo '35, Snop Editor of Mt. Ash '35 Senior Class MOTTO-One with God is o Moiority. AIM-To l-lis C-reoter Glory ELCDWER-Americon Beouty Rose. COLORS-Crimson ond Silver. -I33 i I 'C W. Royce Vail, B.A. Flint, Michigan Major: Education, Minor French, Normal 'ZS Emmanuel Missionary College- Church School Teacher Lake Union Mission '2l' '25, Missionary to Africa '26-'34, MV. Leader 'SS' Vaneta Kruse-Pearson, B.A. College Place, Washington Major: Education, Minor: Korean Language: Normal Graduate '25, Missionary to Korea '26-'33, Pearl Irene Cook, B.A. Portland, Oregon: Major: English, Minori Edu- cation, Sabbath School orchestra '3l-'32, Sabbath School Teacher '32-'33, Collegian reporter '33-'34, Treasurer Aleph Gimel Ain '33-'34, Secretary Lit- erary Club '33-'34, Assistant Superintendent ot Sabbath School '34-'35, Student Teacher Gymna- sium '34-'35, Desk Editor tor Collegian '34-'35, Prayer Band Leader '34-'35, Ralph Gustin, B.S. Auburn, Washington Major: Mathematics, Minor: Physics, Photography Editor ot the Mt, Ash '34-'35 Buford Holm, B.A. Deary, ldaho. Major: l-listory, Minor: English and Education, MV. Leader Summer '30, Vice- President Men's Club '3l, President Social Science Club '34, Leader ot literature distributing band '34, Assistant Desk Editor at Collegian '34 Helen Galbraith, B.B.A. Arlington, California. Major: Business Admin- istration, Minor: Music, Bible, Secretary Asso- ciated Students '34, Vice President Aleph Gimel Ain '33, Collegian Bookkeeper '3l-'32, S, S. Secre- tary '34. Cecil E. Davis, B.S. Toppenish, Washington Major: Mathematics, Minor: Physics, Sabbath School Teacher '33 '34 '35, Secretary ot Science Club '35, Estel W. Rogers, B.A. Lapwai, Idaho. Major: l-listory, Minor: Educa- tion, Assistant Superintendent ot Sabbath School, President International Relations Club, VV.C.T.U. Campaign Speaker, Sabbath School Teacher. Kenneth William Wilson, B.A. Sonoma, California, Major: English, MinOI'Z Physics, Editor Collegian '34-'35, Vice-President Literary Club '34-'35, Desk Editor Collegian '3l- '32, M. V. Chorister '33-'34, A Cappella Choir '32- '35, College Quartet '32-'34, Myrtle Johnson, B.A. r College Place. Major: English, Minor: Sp0HlSlli Sabbath School Secretary 'OO 'Ol. l34j- 1. A figs! I ,.-lu- Della McCarty Hansen B A Coll ge Place Major Eoucaton Munor Span ush Two Year Normal 24 Wulluom Lawrence Muller BA Yakumo Washungton Major l-lustory Mnor Jay H lrvune B BA College Place Major Busuness Admunustratuon Munor Educatuon St Marues Hugh School St Ma res Idaho Prayer Band Leader 3l 32 Sabbath School Teacher 3l 32 Treasurer ot Assocuated Students 33 34 Busuness Manager Mountaun Ash 34 33 Thomas R Thompson BA College Place Major l-lustory Muuoor French ond Educatuon A Cappella Chour 32 35 Mens Gee Club 33 35 College Quartet 34 35 Furst Vuce Presudent ot ASWW C 33 34 Presudent ot ASWWC 34 35 Isabel Zumwalt BA Ellensburg Washungton Major Englush Muuor Educatuon Transter from ESTC Sabbatn Scfuool Secretary 34 House Commuttee Conard l-lall 34 Teacher 34 35 Prayer Band Leader 34 33 George Roy Soper B A College Place Majors Buble Busuness Munors l-lustory Ancuent Language 3l 34 Sabbath School Teacher 34 Elder of College Place Englush Church Glenn E Patterson BA BTh College Place Major l-lustory Munor Buble Glee Club 29 3l 34 A Cappella 30 33 Du ec tor College Sabbath School 32 34 Donald D Dorst BTh Bellngham Washungton Major Buble Munor l-lustorv Prayer Band Leader 30 3l 32 Mussuon Band Leader 3l 32 Student Pastor 34 35 Ottu cer Omucron Pu Sugma 3l 37 Church Chour 32 33 Paulust Sodaluty Chorus 33 34 Salesman Col lege Bakery 32 33 34 Sabbath S nool Teacher 3 3l 2 Manly L Mules BTh Castle Rock Washungton Mauor Buble Munor Englusn Presudent Munusterual Semunar 32 33 Assustant Superuntendent College Place Sabbath School 34 33 Publucuty Manager ot Pauuust Sodal uty 34 35 Prayer Band 32 33 34 35 Student Pastor 33 34 35 Harold F Podworny BTh Wunnxpeg Manutoba Canada Major Buble Munors Busuness l-lustory Secretary School of The ology 33 35 Secretary and Treasurer Paulust Sodaluty 34 35 Strung Quartet 33 34 WWC Orchestra 34 35 WW Symphony Orchestra 34 35 Member Munusterual Semunar 33 35 35 'T -A Q-- . 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W -l T 3 ll l Vt i i I l l i 'X il' j ij . l , j l T XX i , Nt l ' ixlhjli Q 1 l l E l i l 'HH i -I l l j 5 l l Clarence Lindgren, B.A. V Rutland, B. C., Canada. Major: Chemistry- Minorsi Education, Bible. I Vivian Warren, B.S. l-lereford, Oregon. Molor: l-lome Economics, Minor: Education, Prayer Band Leader '33-'34, Chairman of Nominating Committee '34, Vice- President Aleph Gimel Ain '35, Altabelle Harmer-Meldrum, B.A. Salem, Oregon. Major: Music, Minor: Spanish, Mailing Manager Collegian '30, Booster Trips '29- '3l, Prayer Band Leader '29-'30, Missionary Vol- unteer Officer '29'3O, Music Conservatory Course '30 Rudolph Dietrich, B.A. College Place, Majori Modern Language, Vlinorsi Bible, l-listory, Education, Woodwork. Kenneth A. Aplington, B.A. College Place. Major: English' Minor Lan- guage, Associate Editor Collegian, Chairman Nominating Committee, Student Teacher, Sabbath School Teacher. Mrs. Eva Peebles, B.A. College Place, Major: English. Minor: l-lome Economics, Sabbath School Teacher, Ruth G. MacDonald, B.A. Walla Walla, Washington. Major: Education? Minor: Business Administration, Student Teacher. John L. Roberts, B.A. Lewiston, Idaho. Major: l-listory, Minors: Eng- lish, Bible, Alaska Agricultural College of Mines, College Orchestra '3l-'35, A Cappella Choir, '32- '33, Men's Glee Club '33-'35, Vice President lnter- national Relations Club' 35, Briefs Editor Collegian 32-'33, Advertising Manager Collegian '33-'34, Music Editor Collegian '33-'34. Ashley George Emmer, B.Th. Mussoorie, India. Major: Bible, Minor English! Vincent l-lill College, Mussoorie, India, President Paulist Sodality, Leader Junior Sabbath School, Leader lndia Band, Speech Editor Collegian. QReginald Shephard, B.A., B.Th. College Place, Major: Bible, Leader African Band '27, Leader Boys' Club '29, President Junior Class '29, President Associate Students '3O. QSummer school graduate. 261- s.A. Conod , ' , I Bible, O Maia. chemisiw 'T ,V1Gj0rj Home E qPro-Yer Bond Leadercoggnfm, inoting Committee 34' V342 wel Ain '35 ' 'fe- ieldrum, B,A, Wliorz Musicg Mi -5 i , ollegion '3Og Boospgrtrggniasgf eoder '29-'3Og Missionary Vol- 5OJ Music Conservatory Course .A. Moiori Modern Longuagel fry, Educotion, Woodwork, pn, BA. Moiori English' Minor Lan- Editor Collegiang Chairman teeg Student Teocher' Sabbath Aoior: English. Minor: Homff School Teocher. ishinQton, Maiofi Educotfn ninistrotiong Student Teac GV Moiori History! Minors: Eng Xgriculturol CoIIeQe of ,MTS 11-'35g A CODDGHO Cho i '33-'35g Vice Presidenf 'meg Uri ss, ami await Monoger Collegian 33' in '33-'34, er, B.Th. Hsh Maiofi BUG! Mm.0rpEe2?dn I, Mussoorie, 'nd'O'h Schofjf oder Junior Sobbdf Speech Editor C0He9'On 5 A .Th. f - -1 A Q 1 Bbleg Lffofje' Qglioglub ',29g Presidgrg Ju Associate Studefif5 luote. , i fi I '. fi?-. HDRDHEHESSMDNAIIB QIUIIEBNMDIIR flgillogskeloelj I E -1 Q. P .A. s.A. 4 K. I I 8 i B ricdn A nior K X 1 x w . , l s 3 N L -9 L l' , Q E, + N U , ' YN E l: lk 1' , 1 . U H E Ei i x i' ,I i 4 I1 f w 1 2 . , 0 w a L A1 1f ' ri Li ' 2 C 3 Q 1 A2 1: af ' A fi? .4 ' 4 ig iff Z c I f . H H F x 6- Qli ' mj ' I I f ti , , Ei Q '1 1 , ,B , gl , i fl, f ' w , H 1 Q31 i ill w 4 nj 2 I iii u 11, ,, me 1' ft? W Y: 'i J ' w:,- ml 115 wi ,X 33 Q! 'M H 1- l ii 1 xl l Professional Senior Class Officers Amos Henry, President. Ridgetield, Washington. Pre-Medical Course, President of Pre-Medical Association '35, Assistant Missionary Volunteer Leader '35, A Cappella Member '35, Men's Glee Club Member '35. Gaylond Lashier, Treasurer. College Place. Pre-Medical Course, Assist- ant Copy Editor of Collegian '32-'33, Mailing Manager of Collegian '34, Band '30-'35, Pres- ident of Ornicron Pi Sigma '35 Lois Burgh, Vice-President. Seattle, Washington. Parliamentarian of Pre-Meds '35. Earl Angelo, Sergeant-at-Arms, College Place. Sabbath School Teacher. Gladys Beusekamp, Secretary. Portland, Oregon. Secretarial. Professional Senior Class MOTTO: Simplicity, Sincerity, and Service. AIM: To the Unfinished Work. FLOW ER: Tea Rose. COLORS: Royal l3lue and Sunburst. -I 39 1- -7 ,,....., Sylvia Wethern, Secretarial. Bozeman, Montana. Carroll Johnson, Three Year Normal. Lewiston, Idaho, Major: Education, Pep Band '35 Ruth Furber, Pre-Dietetics. Portland, Oregon, Prayer l3and Leader '33-'34 '34-35, Mailing Band Leader '34-'35 Dora Kolars, Three Year Normal. College Place. Donald Sargeant, Pre-Medical, l-loauicm, Washington. Vice-President ot Pre- Medical Association '35, Treasurer of Pre-Medical Association '34, Nominating Committee '35, Chap- lain ot Professional Seniors '35, Sabbath School Teacher '33-'35, Lois Bruce, Secretarial. Salem, Oregon, Secretary ot Aleph Gimel Ain '34, Collegian '34, Eugenie Angelo, RN, lll College Place. Los Angeles County General l-lospital, School ot Nursing l926, Secretary ot ' Pre-Medical Association, Assistant Superintendent ot Kindergarten in Sabbath School, Assistant Superintendent ot Cradle Roll in Sabbath School. if if Waldo Roberts, Pre-Medical Auburn, Washington. Parliamentarian ot Pre- Medical Association '35, College Quartet '35j A Cappella Choir '34 '35, Men's Glee Club '32-'33, Sabbath School Teacher '32 Wilena Christenson-Hart, Conservatory Courses College Place. J ,i 4 , o Mary Alice W g , T Year Normal, College dpi P sident at Normal Club! PVOVG and Le r. tg rttitgiit 'ial 'ear Normal, jar: Education, pep Bond IS. Jyer Band L' d '3 J oder '34-85,60 er 3 3' Normal, dical. Vice-President of Pre- Treasurer of Pre-Medical ng Committee '35, Chop- iors '35, Sabbath School tary of Aleph Gimel Ain Dorothy Lichenwalter, Pre-Dietetic. Oswego, Oregon. Stanley Lloyd, Pre-Medical. Olympia, Washington, Olympia High School Treasurer ot Pre-Medical Association '35' Monitor West Heir '35, Prayer Bend Leader '34 '35, Lewis Canaday, Pre-Dental. Chehalis, Washington. Hilda Keszler, Secretarial. Startup, Washington. Beatrice Ham, Pre-Dietetic. College Place. Sunshine Band Leader '33. John Oliver, re-Medical. 'Rickre J' Gregon President ot Pre Medical ,jfj'Assocpfllin' '35, Sabbath School Secretary-'34, ix li, ,N - R-V g ieyg K4 A , , gl x 5 b A ,VN 3 I VX' ,H if W T , . I cf' tg' l xllgeles Counll' General Kb, x ,ffl Kenneth Hartley, Pre-Medical. Sm l926J 5eCTe'O'Y O f' ' Caldwell, ldaho. College ot iderie '33-'34, Assistant Superurlteftilfffll T ibath School, ssis GH 1 - S h ol. Roll ln Sgbbolh C O Claudia Wallace, Two Year Normal. . Robinette Oregon. ,al f Parliamentarian Oil ff? College QU0 lel, 33533, Aen's Glee Club 32' I 32. Charlotte Davis, Pre-Dietetic, Pendleton, Oregon. ConservOfOV Y Course' J I Reil Rogers, Three Year Normal. , 5 Lewiston, Idaho. Major: Education, Pep Bond 'GOV Nofmol' C, b. '35, Band '35, Orchestra '35, l dl -lf 4 ent of Normal U l ll in 'S 7? J lx i il A ii ll 15 i 3 l l ia l 5 l ln v ! i ig. l l? l ll ll '4 FV Qznir 1 'P-'NTT L, TR, l , ig i i i I 1 Dale Strawn, Pre-Medical. Yakima, Washington. Katherine Schermerhorn, Three Year Normal. Lewiston, Idaho. Major: English. Grace Everett, Two Year Normal. Surnas, Washington, Lyle Ham, Pre-Medical. College Place, College Band '32-'33 '35g Col lege Orchestra '32-'33g Assistant MV. Leader '33 Sabbath School Teacher '32-'33, '35g Pep Bond '33- '34g President A Cappella Choir '34-'35, l l 423- V- f T..- -f' N- ma! - ,,- ,. ' ff '32-as 53, 355 P-ep Bond '33 MV. Leader jf- 32. 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MOTTO3 Each tor the other and al! for God. -5451- Fm THIRD Row: ST ROW: Glen Bolton, Tliyrza Alsberge, Allen Turkg Evelyn MCNHYQ Elbfidgc Martin' COND Row: Elizabeth Nix, Reuben Fi Oliver Almandingcr, Agnes Bcrge, Earl Bolton, Myrtle Walker, Waffcll Kelm FOURTH Row: Elnora Zolber, Fultox E b 1 ste , Bob Silver, NVil1iam Perry, Velma Copclmd- -l: J- scher, Eddie Edstrom, Walter SpeChfS IWW Clark' FIRST Row RoberL Stone Josephlnc Harper Maur1cc Monks Lucy Featherston Wllbur Farqulmr on ,ridge Marlin. lt' Irene Clark Warren Kennedy' na Copeland SECOND ROW Mxldred Parsons Elmer ChflSflL Dorothy Goss Beverly McNexl Margaret Mackay THIRD Row Gwendolyn Somers Harnden Harry Iorclan Joe Emmer on John Dov1ch Rmhard Hamm1ll L47 9 y 9 ' 1 7 'S A . . ..l . ' x s s y - . - V C . . . ' 9 . ' Us 1 . . 9 . a . v ,' I I jj , f' . 1 1 ' , 1 , 1 , ' v 'i ' l 'A t fi' f ., P I ' 'f Y ' rf ik V! ,I 'lx S ,va X 1 Mir, ,, x , ,, , I I I' ,ff J' ,rf ' . wi 1 , f s v F: -,X Y U I, . 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FIFTH Row: Bowers, Pritel, Carpenter, Stephen, Shearer, Clark, Booth, Carlson. ' SIXTH Row: Libb SEVENTH Row: Nevin y, Wigton, Christie, Hackett, Coleman, Mayland, samp1c,'Sfff1W11- ' , Stuart, Butterfield, Sprecher, Rusch, Cora, EV2 M355 Gallion' EIGI-ITH Row: Ober, Herwic k, Woodard , Pease, Wlild, Vaselenko, Moon, Whiting- 1481- X flx fl I i 2 K ral P Q Lower Classmen FIRST Row: Hardin, Knapp, Hart, Bidgood, Johnson, Thompson, Bal ou ieelcr. AJ SECOND ROW: Field, Knauft, Bliss, Hanna, Calkins, Fulton, Runnin , an: 5 '. 2 THIRD Row: Sears, Smith, Seibly, Johnson, Rust, Taylor, Butcher, Taniicy Q 0. 5 FOURTH Row: Ballou, Olson, Grove, Pope, Gilbert, Cochran. l sicGn 0 My , Dierricl ' -,-, Davis. son. n. rrawn. Gallion. Icing. -I:49:l- af! wifi ff 1 I 4 4 i I -I O AIA 'ilu 5 ' S I L I n 5 .Q X 0411? I ., ,,fM,. I4 ' , --1'-1 '?f'AA'MAX-sew.. . 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I , 4, If , .... 1 V in I, ' ' ' A X, ' 1 X , fi f I Av- A . , I ,MGA me , Q me ' A 'F Q15 , F A 5 W I , I -f f I .- 2 f A ,i ,nf , .,... I f .W 1 AA A , -X rf AAf s 5 27 ' , 94. J ff f' H g' f 45 , . - W as S I' ' I Q , 5 M -5 W, bl l me 'ff ,bn L Lower Clossmen FIRST Row: Hawley, Loop, Wells, Patterson, Johnson, Backer, Vetter GerriISCH- SECOND Row: Porter, N b U Sh i y ero, aw, Canwell, Madson, Benson, T1pi0I1, Offman' TI-IIRD Row: McGhee, Goff, Lowe, Kain, Johnson, Gorsuclm, Wilson, Davis- F ' ' OURTH Row. Rose, Mueller, Higlmt, Dexter, Ratlibun, Cochran, Roberts, Green FIFTH Row: Rustad, Joy, Young, Bliss, Eastman Teal, Balkwell Arnold. SIXTH ROW: Crandall, Jenks, Neely, Silsbee, Keen, Libby, Bryan, Knauft- SEVENTH Row- Butterfield Wade B d F l - b r. . , , oy , u lerton, Johnson, NySKCCI1, Lmdstfomf Km' e EIGHT R : G ' ' H OW raves, Mounce, Collins, Everett, Gill, Dockham, Webb, ROSCFS- -lz il- 4 I Q ' , U 4.1.1.3 . . -44111 'TQ-'-4.1 -Q Q. I-450 6 w L ,. ess ei Lower Classmen FIRST Row Smlck Wentz Roth Dammrose Stmnett Lengle Wagner Sackett SECOND Row Groves Sperlmg Dovlch Colun Hardcastle Bell Young Hartman THIRD Roy Cook Ogren Anderson Hamel Lxndley Sanford Rowland Klmc FOURTH Roxf Blackman Scr1bner Ellstrom C stle Hoffman Gustm Hahn Lexter SIXTH Row Lamberton Vetter Rusch FCFIS Houghton Harrxs Cooper Wolske h R dl C SEVENTH Row Swanson Shumway Wells Holman Brown Grlffit oe e ouron EIGHTH Row Holeman Olson Hamel Berger Brown Kubm Dawes Bell I5 -! 5 L' of i - Q y I Q I 5 'I V i H S S A - f fa 43' fl? Q L L- s S: 5 ii . ,. Y K - - s ' f,..,pf 5 Q' ' : I 7 . 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 ' PL:fgf 'S:1ffl1il1 ' J, 1 1 I U 1 7. I I 1 1 - Zj:,j-. Qiffvaf V: 9 9 3 I I 3 I 1 A C - X I 9 . 9 1 a 3 a a i 9 1 I f pl 3,33 FIFTH Row: Mehling, Pflugrad, Knopp, Tomlinson, Henrickson, Petersen, Holm, King - . 1 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 ' Q ' Z 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' ,x-ii, Z 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' - 3 J- 0l.r,MMJL'f'- ' A . - sair P 5 f 1 A r r 3..fflwfU ' Q5 5' 542 61'-lf' W gan- 2d1J-C- ,.,42,f-L..-.. , AX as S 0 l ,Si . , l , 1 f ,Q li Lower Clossmen IRS1 Hale, Reid, Rasmussen, Roth, Abel, Janssen, Ncwcombe, Nvilgllcf- SE ND Row: Forcher, Dawes, Graham, Reimclie, johnson, Knowles, jesse, Brock. T IRD ROW: W'ilson, Booth, Peterson, Parks, Smiley, Hampton, Reitli, PreSS. URTH Row: Buttke, Grenz, Wohlfcil, Rice, Mohr, XVl1eeler, Keltner, Lily- FTH Row: Clark, Huey, Rasmussen, Hall, Coleman, Fouts, Pyke, Klahr- TH Row: McKinney, Dawes, Winslow, Tininenko, Pedersen, Boorman, Kroll, Goff' if 'NTH ROW: Morrison, Buckenclalil, Craig, Hutson, Spindler, Wallace, Luddcns Kem - 52 - lla! , , rlaf jill l s I 1 l l HPHESQLXGHFUIHRHEBJS 1 1 v ui 5' ,R .5 1 r I' U. 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'1 r L . l' ,K , fx ,4 M The Parlor of Conord Hall ONLY one kale1doscop1c year has passed 1nto Conard Hall h1story Yet when all 1S qu1et the Wh1sper1ng of a thousand memor1es can already be heard memor1es many of wh1ch center about the lone homey parlor They speak of ph1losoph1es chats long s1lences evenmg hours around the blazmg hearth ire Wednesday evenmg soc1als durmg wh1ch a hundred g1rls drop 1n to d1scuss thmgs cultural w1th the1r Dean 1nformal s1ngs around the Baby Grand or perhaps they speak of taper l1t tables small part1es 1n the adjo1n1ng spread room and d1n1ng alcove These memorles test1fy to the fact that much of the hosp1tal1ty and grac1ous l1v1ng of Conard Hall revolves around 1tS charmmb parlor There are memor1es also from the WOFSh1P Room 1nsp1rat1onal talks Aleph Glmel A111 programs and the Fr1day evemng scrv1ce 1n song as day d1es slowly 1n the West Last only 1n mentlon are the VOICCS of memory from the ohice of the Dean No hour 1S too late or too early for one of her gxrls to ask for and FCCCIVC counsel no day too busy for a sm1le and a fr1endly Word 55 . 9 3 3 0-Q . 3 9 3 - - . .... 3 3 ' cr ' as f - , . U 0 . . . . . U . . 9 3 ' as ' - . . u - as . . , C . r C 1 I !1 Zi 1 R 51 - H ls, F11 if 31 1 Q 3:1 211+ 3 Q11 Z1 W 1 if fy 3111 451111 13.91 V E 111 13 311 1414 1 11 1'-1 .111 1 1 1 if 11 1 11 iw 1 4 1 1 1 Ll 1 1 5 1M 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 , 1 15 1 ' .1 , 1 1 'ii 1 1 1 .'1 1' 1 11 1 It if 11 1 1 1 ! i 1 1 I 1 ' place on the surrounded by sposing of the the deck and into the Rose rous banquCIS sxw s GirI's Room GLEAMING floors, creamy walls, dark polished furniture-what an ideal setting for those personal touches which transform a mere room into an expression of personality. From the wide windows open- ing on the west, the valley country rolls on in checks of green to Where a haze of purple hovers over the Columbiag toward the east, the Blue Mountains rise to be draped with White clouds. Everything about the rooms is an inspiration for that gracious living which is the aim of the women of Conard Hall. -I:57J- F Se! acquaint .,' 'Y Q me Eve 1, 'd mf s undredhmdsinl nat holneu N feelin s the Vario ass asgemblus Cla! Ylndkcolkp he 'HOST ap re highly miriam' refaced 3 dev :VZ onum from dl n the.b0oth5gh,,:: at hollk Wlln Aleph G-mdammn com erted into a vamli me during thefulloftk gas master afcemznig he perfecrhosu rembered notanlvfcnk and the 0D!NDi7 ns Cbmfnus Carol 'lil feldon Walker 002C ge Band in Lilian 3 sr enioublr 'mmm 0 dk Ulnnw fad ne zucbenul- e-1 asllwuv D, W!Drxr1r1 'T it YT! Rig, mwcs-39 ff r.C5- lf'! N N nistration Bu . St. Valentine's Party On the evening of St. Valentine's day the women of Aleph Gimel Ain entertained the men of Omicron Pi Sigma at a thoroughly charming affair of the heart. The red and white of the clever decorations, the fluttering of hundreds of small suspended hearts, the orignal hearty,' refreshments all proclaimed the supremacy of St. Valentine for the evening. The Portland Symphony Lovers of especially fine music were fortunate in being able to attend the Portland Symphony conducted by Willem wan Hoogstraten in the Wa H1 auditorium The concert was given under the auspices of the Walla Walla Symphony Society The Silver Tea During the Wlntet' quarter the wom n of Conard Hall sponsored a Silver Tea the proceeds from which were applied on projects for beauti fying the new dormitory The initial uccess of the tel has established a precedent which will be followed as an annual affair The women of the Senior Class rece1ved and presided at the two da1nt1ly appointed tables in Conard Hall parlor The All Collegiate Benefit Program Blundering Seniors uvenile uniors Press minded Sophs and Irrsh Freshies competed manfully for the laurels at the All Collegiate Benelit program sponsored by the Associated Students The staff of the Sophomore Special was announced as having given the winning perform ance of the evening It 1S believed that the Benefit will become an annual project of the Association Moonlight Hike Collegiates gamboled on the green under the gaze of a full moon after the Moonlight Hike to the Walla Walla River during Spring vacation A good old fashioned roast complete with marshmallows and apples was the grand finale for the evening Program of Songs Perfect balance and taste in program composition together with artistic interpretation made the program of songs presented by the Voice Department under the direction of Miss Ruth Havstad one of the favorite musical programs of the year The numbers offered very success fully created the atmosphere of grace and sprightliness so typical of Spring Life s Pages All the worlds a stage and all the men and women in it merely players was the theme of Life s Pages presented by the Department of English Section of Speech in the College Auditorium Shakespeares seven stages were depicted by the students of speech in an unusually clever and original manner Combined Concert The concert of the combined Walla Walla Symphony and the College Orchestra conducted by Professor Victor Johnson was well attended by both Clty and collegiate groups Critics of music 2lCCl2111T1CCl the Concert as an exceedingly fine performance 59 . 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T Q N -l 1- U E, he in ps CI. of 3Y ry' ond .s a hed rer- C., on tian ian, the JCIC gton the lege an QWNQAMHDJ X I I I I I I I I I I I Just Sitting Daddy's Gone A'hunting Darst 6 Darst To the Bone Yard Catcher From Korea Strong Arm Go Ahead Seniors Mrs. and Junior Master Mathematicians Now I'II Tell One On African Shores President at Rest Attectionate Bushvvhackers Mrs. Pearson A Manly Prop 8 Hour Day Pep'n'go HOWCI and Spizz Sweet Auto Critics HOrnevva rd Bound Cooky Brefld VVC1QOr1 63 X w I So Muon Mortor Benson ond the Kids Wliot ot lt? How Hcw-l Too Deer Getting Civilized Here We Are AlI's Wells Winter Sport Fulton Hold Everything Monument to Young Monliood Moy l Hove tl'ie Honor? Try Peosodent 65 g 64 Jobbers Younger Sisters Don Out ot Place Menagerie A Centaur A Dawes Elsie Moon Liglnit and Dark Parking 20 Minutes l-liglier Education Troubadour So Ear So Good Stay by Tnem Crack Snot l l-lesitate to Cuttsey I Sw Between? Rust and Guitar Posed Down We Came Tired Dogs Blow, Eddie, Blow After Dinner Twins? Distinguished Guest LQQQO My l-landl Seen About Together Stuck Again Amos, No Andy As Far as We Dare Go Another Johnson Davich Under Camouflage Up for a Slide From Maine What l-leads! Every Little Squash Gimme, Gimrnel A Titian Son of Alaska Dovich's the One in the Jacket A Bachelor Women? Let's Skate No More Teachers, No More Books lYah?l Ada l-lelen Campus Corner HGDDV Galt Fiends Greaser Again Allan Bound tor Succes Relief Work ' ., .U 97-'3. 4' 1. ' ' ex- 166 Acoderny Boll Teom Peterson Bossing the Job Sl1e's in Conference Friendly Forquie Grounds Crew Snow Us How Age-old Custom Bosketboll Snork Prosective Student A Reol Student l-long on, Mox Volentines Uncle Arthur Our Own CornpositiOf1 Ole ond Ussie Roth Going Places? Lorils AmonQ the the Lourels Davis and Davis Hovvmidoin? Just We Three Warren Big Builder Down on the Railroad Tracks Hearts ' Look Me Over The One Horse Shay Prexy and Quarterbaclf Horse and Field Can We Cut Any Ice? Whistling Rosalie Startups Ahoy! Mates Maidens Reverie Lester's Buddy 69 Those Bridges Our Kubin Chets Oh tor o Mountoin Breod Line l . V l Gol . K ' K ,hfh Lol l 1 ' K , y 4 I i D0 Let the World Go By Co-ed Foddists l-loye o Sornple Little Cook Populor Gentlernon l-loop ond Borrel Doys Benson Eoves Dropping Gorillo l-lug A Juvenile Trick Our Singing Trio Shot Between Skiis Protessorvoselenko Absolute Precision Winnipeggers by the Brook Too Bod They Know o lVlon'5 l-leort Young Wiley 68 I-lowf lust Worr Big H Dowr Hear Look The ' Prexl Hors Con Whif Stori Ahoi lvlflli lest ls oy' Ilulo So on mine cerS AMGS 541 fl fl. -1, in L N 5 f 1 P! ,E QT NT P1 r,,. JE H 1 l, 1 If I X 0 A On the North Fork of the Nooksack Rwer ' hom. Photo Courtesy Bert Humhoon, Belling 'J ff 1 f NICHOLS mum W onAn: e RAW LK 5 - If 70 ACADEMIC SNAPS Embryo Collegiotes Deliveries Boshful Beous Worthy Seomeri I-i'm, You Don'T Soy? Doughriut Vender Our Picnic ot Wollulo About o Foot or So High Pressure Advertising Eihsteirfs Avocofiori Piggie Bock No Hoofing for Eloine A Ruud Vehicle Buddies Beou Esprit Officers -I-Dole Agoiri? Mortho CurTiS AMOS Skeexi .- .1 H ,H I I r 1 1 W 1 1 1 i X E '1 ,J 'a 1 J i i fi 2 ..-is '3 SE:-2 3 K X X I I n Qfwsmmasmimlfnisulm QWTIEUHDHBNQEQW i11 Associated Students Executive Board FIRST ROW: Tommy Thompson-Presidentg Evelyn McNay-Secretaryg Elmer Cliristie-Business Manager, F l Esteb First Vice President Collegiang uton - . ' W. R. Vail--Third Vice Presidcntg Alvin LOWER ROW: Jay Irvine-Business Manager, MOUNTAIN ASI-I, h -Second Vice President. Munson-Treasurerg Lowell Katten Orn Social Committee Cultural C ommittee Spiritual Committee 1111111 W R VAIL-Cfaai1'111a11 FULTON ESTEE--Cl1air111a11 LOWELL KATTENHOR.N'-'C19diff - - TOMMY THOMPSON LOUISE SMICK ALTA BELLE MELDRUM R PEARSON MAYBELLE TANNER KRAID ASHBAUGH SIDNEY HAMILTON JOSEPHINE PIARPER 73 AMOS HENRY BUFORD HOLM E 1 i 9 s i f a 4 5 Y s 4 A? E Q I E i W 4 w Fnzs' Low FUI. lflC0f P0rat d the e most signin. is Such a ke its Pfede. JNTAIN ASH 16 threefold rave endeav. the Campus fl as to give mere. MOUNTAIN S particular Edifor. Mountain Ash Staff Editorial El1if07'-ill-Cl7fl'f, Isabel Zumwaltg As'ir1'auf Eclifor, Stanley Peter- song Lifcrary Eflifors, Elsie Ziprick, Wreatha Cole, Norma Nelson, Donald Snrgeanr, Adah Robertsg Snap Editor, Burt Kurtzg Ari Ezfifor, Ray Kellogg ACdtl0'll1jl Erfiior, Elaine Campbellg Azlzfiser, Professor P. T. Gibbs. , Business Busiucsx Mamlgcr, Jay Irvineg Aducrfising Manager, Joe Emmer- . ' 50115 Circulafiorr Manager, Douglas Cornellg Business ' Assisfmzi, Genevieve Abelg S1fez1ograp'foers,, Gladys Beuse- P kamp, Thelma Nysteen, Velma Fislmgx-Advisers, Professor E. S. Cubley. . v 5 V I fra Y le AsH to capture and preserve the variations for this year. The Mountain Ash THE vast variety of elements to be incorporated in a yearbook make it difficult to choose the material to be used. We have tried to select the most signifi- cant factors in our College life for 1935 in such a way as to make this book Worth While like its prede- cessors, and yet new. It has been a tradition to use the NIOUNTAIN ASH to picture to those aspiring to attend, the three-fold education of Walla Walla College. We have endeav- ored to give some idea of the beauty of the campus and,'in fact, of the whole union, as well as to give an idea of the activities to be engaged in here. It is the final purpose of the 1935 MOUNTAIN fundamental spirit of our school and its particular ISABEL ZUMWALT, Editor. -Ii'74l- Ezlif0f'l 5 l l l Busincsi with This 11 the make Voice .ation make .min- Y has been es of upies Week ition. Collegian Staff B Editorial Council and Staff Editor-in-chief, Kenneth Wilson, Associate Editor, Kenneth Aplingtong News Editor, John Robertsg Speech Editor, Ashley Emmerg Feature Editor, Robert Silver, Desk Edi- fgr, Pearl Cook, Ass't Desk Editor, Buford H Exchange Editor, Doris Moong Literary Adviser, Prof. olmg M. L. Neffg Ass't News Editor, Robert Fulton, Briefs Editor, Paul Davis, Music Editor, Elizabeth Nix, Alumni Editor, Marguerite Aplingtong Copy Editor, Robert Dexter, Ass't Copy Editor, Marjorie Newcombeg Proof Editor, Velma Copeland. Circulation and Business Staff Mailing Manager, Kathleen Keeng Business Manager, Elmer Chris- tieg Advertising Manager, W'ilber Farquharsong Business C Adviser, Prof. E. S. Cubleyg Proof and Copy Readers, Beatrice Ham, Floda Smith, Jean Booth, Lowell Rattenhorn, Lucy Featherston, Harry Sackett, Paul Rust, Louise Smickg Stenograpiners, Helen Cook, Thyrza Alsberge, Arvilla Kubin, Thelma Nysteen, Alice Vetter. -i77il- The Collegian FOR many years the Collegian has ranked with the best of the denominational college papers. This year's staff has endeavored not only to maintain the traditional reputation of the paper, but also to make progress in journalistic excellency and service. The Collegian has long been known as the uvoice of Walla Walla College. To give this designation true meaning, the staff has attempted to make the paper reflect student sentiment as well as admin- istrative ideal. Consequently, the editorial policy has reached a new freedom this year, and news has been portrayed according to its comparative value. Perhaps one of the most 'satisfying episodes, of the year was the occupation of the new office quarters. Now the Collegian occupies quarters that are adequate for the efficient business of publication. To publish every week a paper the size of the Collegian is a real accomplishment for a students' association. KENNETH WIIJSON, Editor. -msg. Eflff0f' Mailing 5 I I 4 I W 1 A ' Q i J Q 1 ,U 'X 21 I QI li f 4 llwlfslmmaums Awmlrnrwcllrmllw 7 5 E! 3 2 ' 1 I , n , 1 I y 1 l Q i 1 a i 5 Q I . !' 1 'x 5,21 5 i' 4 EA E IV Q. flxli Ei i '12 'N 11 ' i F I F E. I 511' 51 ligl !. EU Y Vi Wig : '1 11 3 ,Wiz 15 A H 731 M! W J ,fl l Ei, , sl, mlm ge M13 31 5. 1 J ' 5 -s . , 3 5 3 a ,fii 1 I I Q I E l 1, Q' 'Q X 1 u i The College Place Church tudents of W' alla Walla h with its beautiful organ IN THE memories of many of the s College the spot most dear is the churc d b l on filled every Sabbath music, colored Windows, and wi e a c y with students. It is here that many inspirational sermons are given, and here also that the Missionary Volunteer programs and ' f pipe organ recitals are presented. Elder Gosmer is pastor o the church. -I gi J- i ,,,,. ICI. wh .Y A Zl vZ'Zl:n-- . ,- ,, 5 , Missionory Volunteer Officers FIRST Row: Celia Butterfield, Eloise Crowley, Velma Fish, Sidney Hamilton, Royce Vail, Ralph Pearson Doris Moon, Rose Peterson, Genevieve Abel, Ruth Furber. I SECOND Row: Buford Holm, Beatrice Ham, Fred Hardin, John Roberts, Amos Henry, Robert Dexter, va Castle, Arthur Knauft. THE Missionary Volunteer Society is a live, working organ- d beneficial progra1'f1S each Week it sponsors a literature mailing band, a literature distributing band, and a sunshine band, each of which perfO1'1T1S ization. Besides providing interesting an active missionary Work. ' -Lael- Sabbath School Officers FIRST Row: Genevieve Abel, Maurice Monks, Doris Peterson, Prof. Bowers, Prof. Hansen, Velma Fish, FIRST ROW: Loveland Cora, Annetta Peterson. Dori SECOND ROW: John Oliver, Pearl Cook, Manly Miles, Wfeldon XValker, Elsie Ziprick, Glenn Bolton. SECOND RO Cast PROFESSOR Bowers and Professor Hansen have been advisers assisting the students in leading the Chapel Sabbath school. During the winter quarter the different Clubs and organizations f of the college have each conducted one Fveelfs Sabbath SCl1C3gIfl I- l P P x ' ' ' program. ,L g A , ig 'e U- , ' O lf ' ll -A l f li. lcv NL! ICC! 0 fl 1.1 N K X l W UW li 1 fit My --'X l I li 1 ' rf ' if rf P. if la ' IU f W fi K 1 f l 'I l' i X X f . kr X ' xf 5 '. rx I ' J,-i V f Ju 32 A ,rdf 1-If f fy fr I I if My Ml ' ffl A J N P . 1 ,I I 1 M 1 V It f f fl f yi! ,' ' ,U V X U f 'lrubl , N .f ' I aj y lg wif, f fp P f A 1 L1 h . I, UL' If X ff, . S by 7 l J il Uv! ,Vi X l If L. C 1 ' l I ' P L ji L 'V 'G 'I Ad J fa' f lj , I , ,N K VU il iv V6 i V 1, 'iljifj X l ll K, f fl ll L W A. Q l flf I if '. ff' , K il l J l ' Ili ' a 4 IJ if ' 4 1 J Z, if VK Muff LAO ' . ,VV .v 7, ' W W MW if fflf - I ' A lj rr, DL! f f F J X V l Q , I 1-Al f r 'ANN 'W gui., if jill! J , I' M, f V - f' . 1 i J X W NEW if n MLA! LLM if V i A Je . I' X fl X 'l fi J r ' ' ' I ,' li 1 f'fL4',.f,-4PfL'f1fwL weifv' f V I l l, , , U f ,f Vu J X F , fi 'lf CUN fxffxipl-fffy f f fl f 'tix is fy-,4Lf'2,'!!-layffy 51 I CA-Cain 1, QDMQMRQAXNMZAWIFMGDNJ K -l:85J- Prayer Band Leaders FIRST ROW: George Rustad, Irene Pannett, Amos Henry, Dean Foreman, Elder Saxton, Isabel Zumwalt, Manly Miles, Ruth Furber. SECOND Row: Myrtle Walker, Lewis Canaday, Marian Goff, Stanley Lloyd, Ellen Johnson, Rolland Dockham, Ilda Carpenter. THIRD Row: Eloise Crowley, Irene Clark, Clara Roedel, Genevieve Abel, Norma Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Elsie Ziprick, Emil Knauft, Elsie Perry, Doris Moon. THE praying students of the college have found much help in rhe prayer bands organized both for the dornntory students and for the whole school. Every Tuesday morning an hour is ' set aside for prayer band meetings. On alternate Friday nights theleadersrneet with Elder Saxton for counseh 1841- Paulist Sodality FIRST ROW: Byron Miller, Richard Hammil, Ashley Emmer, Paul Alderson, Manly Miles, Harold Podworny. SECOND Row: Leon Pederson, Harry Jordan, G. R. Soper, Glen Patterson, Harold Jewkes, Donald Darst THIRD Row: Beverly McNeil, Arthur Knauft, Virgil Larson, Archie Gilbert, Marion Mohr, Melvin Whiting Eugene Northrup. 7 7 FOURTH Row: Chester Green, Vernon Parks, John Hamel, Fred Cochran, Allen Hampton, Shigeru Morikone. Paul Rust, Elmer Wild, Leonard Gill, Howard Hamel. I FIFTH Row: George Rustad, Alva Bringle, William Lowe, Walter Spechr, Ellis Philpott, Emil Knauft, Harold Huey, John Dovich, Harold Jenks, Alec Vaselenko, Rolland Dockham. SIXTH Row: Elder Saxton, Dr. Schilling, President Landeen, Elder Burg, Dr. Price. W- Wi Pre-Medic ugfff 1 01' , Ethel FIRST Row: Eugenie Angelo, Lois Burgh, Stella Bohlman, Amos Henry, Prof. Bowers, Jo in iver Ausherman, Luella Rathburn, Vera Grove. , , . Q1 , Xlffarren Ottman. OND Row: Donald Sargeant, Ralph Pearson, William RIDE, Dale Strawn, R1jyToiilJdld Lindstrom, Walter FOURTH Row: Merlin Hansen, George Couron, Donald Dovich, Karl JOl1I1S0 , Seibly J. Harold Benson Lowell Kattenhorn. h B ttke Wiley 7 x I B 7 Aff ur 1.1 3 FIFTH ROW: Ernest Christensen, Lewis Canaday, Albert Kroll' Ralph umett Young, George Almandinger, Wesley Kizziar, i Edward SpreCkeR bert Dexter, George Buchendahl, SIXTH Row: Arthur Miller, Vincent Johnson, Noble Reid, Arthur Dawes, 0 Earl Angelo Kenneth Kime. 1 Weldon Walker, ' k , Mark Ke trier, SEVENTH Row: Edward Ackerson, Harry Thornton, Gordon Hac ett B her. I J 1 d, P 1 utc VCIHOI1 Nedderman, Gayland Lashier, Waldo Roberts, Stanley L OY au -Lavi- ' I H ff Q 1' .9 az IJ 2 J? vi JY if ,A - 'Ji V. 1.0. A ft WI . 1 Q Lk - V lm ' .-Lf-Q ms.: ' ,I :Q i 53-'KJ'-I 5' ' T.Q f' .: J-:Q 1' :L 2 ., ' S , .,,, .. 'K ,LJ- Fnzsr ROWS SECOND RO THIRD ROW Euge FOURTH RO' Paul FIFTH Row: Huey SIXTH Row: 4 7 ' . 'PK W wil WAFIRST Row: I D A115115 SECOXD ROW 5-1 FOURTH Row seably. FIFTH Row: H ' Youn SIXTH Row: fx Earl A ..f'N SEVENTH Ro Xrefnfjn i' W l Literary Club FIRST Row: Prof. Neff, Prof. Gibbs, Kenneth Wilson, Enid Oliver, Josephine Harper, Elsie Ziprick, Glenna Jewkes, Irene Pannett, Miss Rogers, Miss Foreman. SECOND ROW: Gertrude Pyke, Pearl Cook, Ellen Johnson, Lois Thompson, Margaret Mackay, Gwendolyn Harnden. THIRD Row: Genevieve Abel, Charlotte Davis, Velma Copeland, Lucy Featherston, Katherine Adams, Mrs. Peebles, Doris Moon, Jean Booth, Lorraine Vantress, Katherine Schermerhorn. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Mayland, Elizabeth Nix, Floda Smith, Isabel Zumwalt, Myrtle Johnson, Margaret Alderson, Norma Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Ashley Emmer, Weldon Walker, Stanley Peterson, Tommy Thompson, Kenneth Aplington, Bob Silver. Business Efficiency Club ' -I I FIRST ROW: Myrtle Wlalker, Mrs. McDonald, Henry Hahn, Lester StephCI1S, BCFYI Srmnerrf Gus N C 'ln css Irene Pannett, Prof. Cuble SECOND ROW: Hilda Keszler, Evelyn Abel, Altha Reimc e, rene y Ruth Gerritsen, Charlotte Davis, Shirley B21CkC1', Werner Carlson' . - 'h M . P , Sylvia THIRD ROW: Lorena Feris, Milicent Hale, Jean Smicks Mary Morrison' Velma F15 ' rs earson yi h I P ke, Thorna Collins, Laurier Hartman, Wethern, Doris Peterson. N. Verna Dietrich, Lois Bruce, Hartley Ludden, FOURTH Row: Bernita Bliss, Helen Madson, Winona ixon, I h George Burrcrrieldv Ethel Ausherman' Betty Irvmei I-lei-en cSalbl-rl? StanleY Clark, William Pflugrads FIFTH Row: Ruth Gustin, Pearl Anderson, Elizabeth JOY, Wllllam amp ' Austin Sears. 1 ' M son, John Janssen, , A vm un SIXTH Row: Harold Schwartz, Ray Gardner, Howafd Peterson' Harry Johnson Ellsworth Klahf, .l3Y Ifviney Elmer Christie' -loc Emmerson' -lf 89 l' Aleph Gimel Ain Omicron Pi Sigma 2152 Rf' 4 88 I' FIRST Row: Pro jewkes, I: SECOND Row: 1 Harnden. THIRD Row: G Pccblcs, I Fouam Row: Alderson, FIFTH Row: A Bob Silve FIRST Rixy - '-7 lx-nz Pu SECDN1' HDV : Rutf, T THIRD IK QW, 1 ,,- A011475 hiw v iyfdfilz riff him 1 . -13511: ' bw- ' 'f' haw :.1 Lmxx Y,-3 Iohnson, - 1 A X29-Q 1 ff , 5 V. A-.I ff iz il Q cu- Qlh- qu- X QQ Xmkczjal N LQMFQACD Q-Ne 1 x Q T- know bk Kgeiiey, Ghxikxq Beg gx.NvBrx4,h',., CX -LAAX X ,I , Normal Club FIRST ROW: Ilda Carpenter, Juanita Sperling, Mrs. Saxton, Mary Alice Wagner, Katherine Schermerhorn. SECOND Row: Clara Mae Roedel, Thelma Grove, Doris Porter, Ada Helen Wagner, Hannah Swanson, Dena Tininenko. THIRD Row: Celia Butterfield, Eloise Crowley, Verlie Knapp, Bernice Anderson, Dortha Gorsuch, Viola Clark. . FOURTH Row: Rosamond Rice, Mrs. Getzlaff, Dora Kolars, Eflie Hale, Ann Dorothy Kain, Rowena Rice, Ruth Brock, Doris Wigton, Claudia Wallace. FIFTH Row: May Wells, Myrtle Cochran, Marian Goff, Grace Everett, Anna May Teal, Mariam Pease, Faith ' l Fullerton. I Demosthenes Club , FIRST Row: ,Genevieve Abel Wreatlia Cole Paul Galbraith. - P E . C OND Row Prof Neff Gertrude Bell Katherine Adams Agnes Berge A6311 Roberts Elslc erry umc Berger Prof Gibbs h Fl 6 ,C IRD Row Enid Rasmussen Mabel Graves Rubv Lodahl Isabel Zumwalt Dorothy JO H5011 Oren Ethel Ausherman Viola Henrickson C H Iohnson Horace URTH Row LOIS Lindley Elizabeth Joy Kirby Wallace Albert Blackman arro Logan Rell Rogers Ernest Christensen h TH Row Ashley Fmmer Cecil Davis Wleldon XValker Dale Strawn Vincent JO H5011 1:9 ,.... WJ I, A XBQQ fox A QXLQJ rx ANN I 'Hlefgc 02 I , ' , , ' 1 R src 1 - , ' , , , v , . - , , F' Id, TH 3 , , ' 9 , 1 V . I 1 s , FO ' . . - , t , - a 3 . I 2 I ' ' FIF . . - y . , 2 . a , L International Relations Club FIRST Row: Prof. Christian, John Roberts, Charlotte Davis, Estel Rogers. SECOND ROW: Buford Holm, Elsie Ziprick, Lois Bruce, Frances Boorman, Maurice Monks, Bob Fulton. THIRD Row: Bob Silver, Lawrence Miller, Royce Vail, Tommy Thompson, Wfeldon Walker, Eugene North- rup, Joe Emmerson, Arnold Meuller. Pre- N ursi ng FIRST Row: Alma Calkins, Thelma Nysteen, Rose Peterson, Prof. Hansen, Elsie Perry, Ella Patterson. SECOND Row: Sally Ann Herwick, Bernice Squier, Elaine Wilson, Eileen Korber, Vina Biclgoocl, Juna Tipton Josephine Wheeler, Iva Castle, Elsie Leiter, Hester Bryan. THIRD Row: Beatrice Emery, Euphcmie Holm, Fae Loop, Emma Wade, Lilly Lay, Viola Roth, Doris Neeley Sylvia Palmer, Frances Spindler. FOURTH Row: Marjorie Newcombe, Edna Knopp, Eloise Smiley, Ellen Rasmussen, Frances Boorman Roberta Bell. -IZ ll- 7 1 lklwiimi ga IIMIUIUSIIIQEAIIIQ CDRGLRANMZAQIFMDNQW J- Q 5 i E Ring, Hardin, Jew Monks, H01 Wheeler, G. two loca. gran incll choi The Capl were A Cappella Choir Ring Hardin jewkes, Bringle, Henry, W. Roberts, Sanford, Thompson, Haffner, A. Knauft L Ham Monks Houghton, Cota. Cole, Strong, Mackay, Field, Shephard, Goff, Wolske, Dawes Sperling Wheeler, G. Jewkes, Ziprick, Harper, Moon, Grunke, REGULAR practices throughout the year prepare the thirty- two members of the A Cappella Choir to give choir numbers locally and elsewhere. In the spring the choir presented its pro- gram of sacred music at Tacoma, Auburn, Yakima, and Seattle, including a short radio broadcast. As the nucleus of the church choir, the group presents selections from time to time at services. The choir studied a group of old English airs adapted for A Cappella work, under the direction o f Miss Ruth Havstad, which were featured in a College lyceum program. K -5951- l l T l y y , ,WM N,, ,. s 7 Orotorio Society THE Oratorio Society, which is under the direction of Pro- fessor Victor N. Johnson, is composed of approximately seventy- Eve members. The society meets two hours a week for its choral practice and has presented several programs. With the speech and music department it gave selections from Christmas songs for the Christmas program. Two cantatas have been sung with much success- George Washington and The Prodigal Son. Pianists for the society are Mrs. E. S. Cubley and Mrs. H. Jewkes. Soloists are: H. Pratt, President Landeen, Elwood Moore, Miss Havstad, and L. Cota. 1961- .sSMNXaNXs KM m 6 d G 2 2 2 I Vim: -fr 1.55: IUII, Kunz: lzol ig-we, IY-V ,,..-..,, -4... .-..1:, , ,v .. O -. ::-.,.7: .ra-ML gf-.. . - --4 Yrs: irc. jkfigg... 'Z' 'M -D ' v IIJIIEZTLY lilly' , u.'nq,r .. v- ... UT' U7'Lb . -, 1- JS, mI,.:,1QV A A mr ?q9S5i2.5 7-v-,.,,, f-4.1- Dircfcfor, Dr. Louis P. Thorpe CLARINETS: SAxoPHoNEs: TRUMpET5g Walter Orr Revere Fouts Arthur Miller Rotert Stewart Carroll Johnson Ruth Gustin Ernest Christensen Elward Divnich Paul Stuart Wesley Kincaid Earl Nelson Gordon Hackett DeWiley Holeman Vernon Strode Burton Harris Lois Gray Ruth Gray Rhea Gray Bern Bliss BARITONESZ Maurice Monks John Oliver Gayland Lashier Ernest Booth Gene Swant Willie Green Ralph Gustin Lois Thompson James Wfoodworth MELLOPHONES Caltojz Mr. George Miller Mrs. George Miller Max Nichols Lyle Ham TROMBONES: Reil Rogers Cleo Rusch Buford Holm Wesley Haffner Bass HORN! Dr. Harold Reith FLUTES: Ira Lockney Lester Ruud A FINE College Band of forty pieces organized this year through the Promotion of Director Louis P. Thorpe, .made several highly successful appearances. S0me junior members and a few artists from Walla Walla were added to the student talent in the organization, which presented a Well-attended lyceum number, as well las other equally interesting performances. Band is a regular credit subject and through we FWO weekly practices mastery of a fine variety of the more intricate mu possible. -I9'j:I- sic has been made l a l s -Q, 54 ' ,K rf, is .-.., , 15' 5.- 31 y, ,Q ,. 34 '- .H Y, ii' ,.1 .5 ,- QQ, ,.,, 5 if git.-: F' ps... if? r 2 . Ql.-4 . , . a'.L.i. 'J sw-- wi 37' .. 04 5 YQ I' - 0 I ft: -f In 'T 524. 1 1. 5.4 . .v- M15 :Qu 5:2 jf U. A K2 .i 'T ,ll .554 . fl, A ' 2.5! M , L.. L., 944-. bf - 4 'WFT .r, i- 1 44. 1 V-1-iv 1,5 rf: T' YQ. use-. , . A, ff- 4 -, r 251' ' V.. 2 1? 1 ' . P . gulf., lf' .L 1 . . 1 l' H' V ',.. f I F II, if, I. r r S i , , . 1 r l E l l I Orchestra Director, Victor Johnson FIRST VIOLINS! SECOND VIOLINS! I-IoRNs: CELL01 Lewie Kern Zella Gyes Mrs. George Miller Mrs. Kellund Elizabeth Nix Lyle Freemyer Mr. George Miller CLARINET! John Roberts Doris Ham TRUMPET: Ruth GUSUI1 Charles Gallion Ethel Wheeler Ernest Booth BASS! William McGhee Frances Collins TROMBONE: Mrs- C- D- Hobbs Robert Dexter Professor Saxton Dorothy Landeen Cleo Rusch THE College Orchestra is under the able direction of Professor Victor Johnson. A very progressive step Was taken this year by the orchestra when it combined with the Walla W' alla Symphony to present a Lyceum number in the Davis Auditorium. Professor ohnson is also director of the Walla Walla Symphony, which further promotes a spirit of cooperation and mutual benefit. The Cantatas George Washingtonv and The Prodigal Son given by the oratorio society were both accompanied by the orchestra. The music used this year covers a broad scope and the orchestra is able to present very creditably difficult numbers by famous composers. Thirty instruments round out a Well balanced orchestral group. A Junior orchestra was started by Professor Johnson and under the direction of Frances Boorman made fine progress. The String Quartet, composed of Professor Johnson, Lewie Kern, Charles Gallion, and William McGhee, all -members of the orchestra, together with Frances Boorman, accompanist, and Margaret Mackay, Scotch soloist, have made many appearances in cities of the Northwest on booster trips for the College. 42981- I 1 c -7. 'f '1 ,. . '-.. T I MXH Wx . f .1 ' V' 41. -he of 1 . A o ' f',wogug,'f22!-wt A .V x x '6 . ' x 'ffivckfifv ,.y, ,,,?,f,,c4,i'g,,iV, if WA A U,mxS..,. fw1,ew,z,4.wz4M,,M..,,Q-..a, , Going-to-the-Sun Highway and Haystack Photo Courtesy Kailspell Chomb Butte, Glacier National Park er of Commerce. 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Ambition: Jeweler, Senior Class Lenore Kime Tronster from Lower Noches Secretory Senior Closs '35, Ambition: Music Teocher. Burton Bliss Vice-president of Boy's Club '35. Sergeant-ot-orms of Senior Closs '35 l FLOWER: Teo Rose A COLORS: Corol ond Silver l MOTTO: Utilize your ObportunitieS f AIM: Service l l l I .l ' ll .1 ioi J- . V i? , 'X l .'u If . all If V 71 , . F . s r J . .4 my j , , , i -x',,'N i .sr tg X- ' - .. f S. , i ii AX : is i -'X-Y if fi , A iE : i: i 51021 Max Corbett Ambition: To be Successful. Lucile Province Ambition: Dietitian. Bernice Yanke Dale Grogan Ambition: Aviotor ond Mechonic. Henry Grogan Offices: President of Boy's Club '34. Ambition: Future Bobe Ruth, Lydia Keszler Juanita Nixon Ambition: Stenogropher. Vincent Stiles Ambition: Rodio Service Mon Paul Eiseman Offices: Academic Collegion Staff '34 Ambition: Printer. Dorice Reith Offices: Treosurer of Senior Closs '35 Ambition: Nurse. fiom Billy Moran Ambition: Interior Decorator. Eugene Winter Ambition: Doctor. Elbert Palmer Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Marjorie Gerking Office: Leader of Recruits Personal Workers Band '35 Ambition: Librarian. Elaine Campbell Offices: Editor of Academic Colle- gian '34, Sergeant-at-arms of G-irl's Club '33-34, Recruit Leader '34-35, Academic Editor of Mt. Asn '35 Ambition: Dean of Women. Jack Lewis Ambition: Aviation Mechanic. Gilbert Dinwiddie Office: Academy Collegian Reporter '33-34. Ambition: Minister and Author. Alice Soper Office: Prayer Band Leader '34. Ambition: Nurse. Wilbur Rennings Ambition: Publisher. J v M041 104 FIRST ROV Mar Szcoxm R4 Cur THIRD Ro' Dir Fowcn-1 R FIRST Row Car SECOTFD R Ta: THIRD Row FHS: Rat ,.. LAT Sicoxt R w'1 -I-H313 RQ Ki Academic Classes Juniors FIRST ROW: Janet Marshall, Madge Davis, Betty Jane Prestridge, Alberta Kruger Iris Booth Margaret Green, Nadean Strawn. SECOND ROW: Doris Ham, Mary Kime, Berenice Gillis, Wilma Kinman, Ruth Shumway Pansy Curry, Vivian Bauer, Lorraine Barnett. THIRD Row: Max Nichols, Francis Soper, Dale Kincaid, Willie Green, Jean Christiansen, Elward Divnich, Burton Harris, Erwin Syphers. FOURTH Row: jesse Holm, Lyle Griffin. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Virginia Yanke, Marjorie Harris, Rozelva Stiles, Grace Freemyer, Dorothea Palmer, Carol Kattenhorn. SECOND Row: Vernon Strode, Raymond Bohlman, Muriel Bafus, Jean Wickersham, Harryette Van Ausdle, Donald Foster. THIRD Row: Wesley Kincaid, John Bohlman, Floyd Gouge, James Vantress, Henry Decker. Freshmen FIRST Row: Helyn Nixon, Wilma Waggoner, Darlene Gerking, Ramona Jemson, Doris Ogden, Elvira Ochs, Lillian Steinert. SECOND ROW: Helen Todorovitch, Mildred Traner, Barbara Kendall, Dorothy Landeen, Edris Lawrence, Arline Kinman, Lois Fouts, Emily Wheeler. THIRD Row: Alvin Huber, Traver Richard, Donald Olson, Bern Bliss, Kefmiff Parker, Harold Kellogg. 11051- Academic Roster CAROLINE REITH-ADAMS, College Place, Wash. MARGARET ARBUCKLE, Route 2, Walla Walla, Wash. MURIEL BAFUS, Endicott, Wash. LORRAINE BARNETT, College Place, Wash. VIVIAN BAUER, College Place, XVash. JEANNE BEAIL, College Place, Wfash. BURTON BLISS, Milton, Ore. JOHN BOHLMAN, Walla Walla, Wash. RAYMOND BOHLMAN, Walla XValla, Wash. ELWOOD R. BOOTH, College Place, Wash. IRIS W. BOOTH, College Place. ELAINE E. CAMPBELL, College Place, Wash. JEAN E. CHRISTIANSEN, Viola, Idaho. MAX CORBETT, Spokane, Wash. JOAN L. CRAW, Honolulu, T. H. PANSY CURRY, Phoenix, Arizona. MADGE DAVIS, College Place, Wash. HENRY W. DECKER, Dundee, Ore. GILBERT DINWIDDIE, College Place, Wash. ELXVARD DIVNICH, Freewater, Ore. CHESTER EASTHAM, College Place, Wash. BERYL EISEMAN, College Place, Wash. JAMES EISEMAN, College Place. DON FOSTER, College Place, Wash. LOIS FOUTS, Walla Walla, Wash. GRACE FREEMYER, College Place, Wash. DARLENE JULIA GERKING, College Place, Wash. MARJORIE ELs1E GERKING, College Place, Wash. DORIS NELSON-GIBBON, Gaston, Ore. BERENICE GILLIS, College Place, Wash. FLOYD CHARLES GOUGE, Milton, Ore. DALE W. GREEN, Valleyford, Wash. GLEN GREEN, Valleyford, Wash. MARGARET E. GREEN, Valleyford, Wash. WILLIE C. GREEN, Walla Walla, Wash. LYLE GRIFFIN, College Place, Wash. DALE GROGAN, Milton, Ore. HENRY GROGAN, Milton, Ore. DORIS HAM, Box 123, Colege Place, Wgghl BURTON HARRIS, Milton, Ore. MARJORIE HARRIS, Milton, Ore. JESSE HOLM, Deary, Idaho. ALVIN HUBER, College Place, Wash. LEONA HUDSON, College Place, Wash. RAMONA JEMSON, College Place, Wash. CAROL KATTENHORN, College Place, Wash. HAROLD KELLOGG, Brookings, S. D. BARBARA KENDALL, Freewater, Ore. LENORE, KIME, Route 8, Yakima, Wash, MARY KIME, College Place, Wash. DALE KINCAID, College Place, Wash. WESLEY KINCAID, College Place, Wash. ARLINE KINMAN, College Place, Wash. XVILMA KINMAN, College Place, Wash. DAVID KNOWLES, College Place, Wash. ALBERTA KRUGER, College Place, Wash. DOROTHY LANDEEN, College Place, Wash. EDRIS LAWRENCE, College Place, Wash. JACK LEWIS, College Place, Wash. MELVIN WARREN MCKINNIS, S02 Pearl St., Medford, Ore. ANET MARSHALL Freewater Ore J 4 l , - BILLY MORAN, 3962 S. E. Oak, Portland, Ore. PAUL MUSGRAVE, College Place, Wash. MAX NICHOLS, College Place, Wash. PHILA MAE NICHOLS, College Place, Wash. HELYN NIXON, College Place, Wash. JUANITA NIXON, College Place, Wash. HELEN ELVIRA ocHs, College Place, Wash. DORIS OGDEN, 1766 Ferry Ave., Seattle, Wash. DONALD OLSON, College Place, Wash. DOROTHEA LEE PALMER, College Place, Wash. ELBERT C. PALMER, 7316 22nd Ave., Seattle, Wash. SYLVIA S. PALMER, Yachats, Ore. KERMITT R. PARKER, College Place, Wash. BETTY JANE PRESTRIDGE, College Place, Wash. LUCILE PROVINCE, College Place, Wash. WILBUR RENNINGS, Salem, Oregon. DORICE REITH, College Place, Wash. OLIVER TRAVER RICHARD, S31 N. 7th Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. DELBERT RUDY, Endicott, Wash. ELAINE RUDY, Endicott, Wash. ARVESTA RUSCH, College Place, Wash. LESTER RUUD, Oregon City, Ore. RUTH SHUMWAY, Milton, Ore. ALICE ESTHER SOPER, College Place, Wash. FRANCIS A. SOPER, College Place, Wash. LILLIAN STEINERT, College Place, Wash. ROELVA STILES, College Place, Wash. VINCENT STILES, College Place, Wash. NADEAN STRAWN, Yakima, Wash. VERNON STRODE, College Place, Wash. ERWIN SYPI-IERS, College Place, Wash. MILDRED TRANER, College Place, Wash. HELEN TODOROVITCH, College Place, Wash. JAMES VANTRESS, College Place, Wash. I-IARRYETTE VAN AUSDLE, College Place, Wash. WILMA XVAGGONER, Route 4, Walla Walla, Wash. EMILY WHEELER, College Place, Wash. JEAN 'WICKERSI-IAM, 307 Colege Ave., College Place, W'ash. EUGENE WINTER, Seattle, Wash. BERNICE YANKE, Walla Walla, Wash. Route 2. VIRGINIA YANKE, Walla Walla, NVash. Route 2. -l:lO6j- 65 5- ff f? Q4 r f' 'bv -3 Ns 'F 'V .I-V Al 'T -2 f I SF x 4 A I 4 5-v ,fi 7. i l Z 1.32. Q, F ff: QA v x -M ,. L ' 4 X N JT ,N mtg Q32 2 A 1. 1 I i' I 4 1 f 1 if N5 2fM3QMD11E5Mma13 Amfmmwmwmmf 7 X Q S ? I 2 if ' Beau Esprit 1 Ea' Academic Activity Beau Esprit Recruit Officers -I: 1091- M. H. A. Club College ABEL, EVELYN, Ubol, Siam. ABEL, GENEVIEVE, Ubol, Siam. ACKERSON, EDWARD, Fort Benton, Mont. ACKERMAN, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. ADAMS FRED Colle e Place Wash 7 9 g 9 ' ADAMS, KATHERINE, 201 Link Bld., Eugene, Ore. ' ALDERSON, MARGARET, College Place, Wash. ALDERSON, PAUL, College Place, Wash. ALSBERG, THYRZA, Box 128 Route 2, Orland, Calif. ALMANDINGER, O. H., College Place, Wash. ANDERSON, BERNICE, Penawawa, Wash. ANDERSON, PEARL, 706 Wallace Ave., Coeur d'Alene, Ida. ANGELO, EARL, College Place. ANGELO, EUGENIE, College Place. ANSPAUCH, LESSIE, 105 N. Spokane, Walla Walla, Wash. APLINGTON, KENNETH, College Place, Wash. ARBUCKLE, MARGARET, Route 2, Walla Walla, Wash. ARNOLD, EDITH, P. O. Box 32, Ashland, Ore. ASHBAUGH, KRAID, Brooks, Oregon. AUKER, RUTH, Route 2, Walla Walla, Wash. AUSHERMAN, ETHEL, Walla Walla San. 86 Hosp., Walla Walla, Wash. BACKER, SHIRLEY, Plentywood, Mont. BALKWILL, FRED, 268 Polson Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba. BALLOU, BILLY, College Place, Wash. BARNETT, GRACE, College Place, Wash. BARRON, ARTHUR, College Place, Wfash. BARRON, LOLETA, College Place, Wash. BEATTY, LILLIAN, Menlo Park, Calif. BELL, GERTRUDE, Cove, Ore. BELL, ROBERTA, Cove, Ore. BENSON, HAROLD, 50 S. Washington St., Hins- dale, Ill. BERGE, AGNES, Blaine, Wash. BERGER, EUNICE, Rt. 5, Box 289, Vancouver, Wash. BEAUSEKAMP, GLADYS, Rt. 8, Box 118, Port- land, Ore. BIDGOOD, VINA, Rt. 7, Box 1795, Portland, Ore. BLACKMAN, ALBERT, College Place, Wash. BLISS, BERNITA, Milton, Ore. BOHLMAN, IVAN, 739 N. Uth St., Walla Walla Wash. BOHLMAN, STELLA, Rt. 2, Box 36, Walla Walla Wash. BOLTON, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. BOLTON, GLENN, PPOmeroy, Wash. BOLTON, RALPH, Colege Place, Wash. BOORMAN, FRANCES, Greenacres, Wash. BOOTH, ERNEST, College Place, Wash. BOOTH, JEAN, Rt. 2, Gaston, Ore. BOWERS, LUCILE, 719 Cascade St., Wenatchee, Wash. BOYD, ALFRED, Oakville, Wash. BRIGGS, BERNARD, College Place, Wash. 9 9 -I:llO Roster BRINGLE, ALVAH, College Place, Wash. BRINGLE, MRS. ALVAH, College Place, Wash. BROCK, RUTH, 609 N. 9 St., Walla Walla, Wash. BROOKS, LEONARD, Route 2, Box 204, Portland, Ore. BROWN, HAROLD, Caldwell, Ida. BROWN, THELMA, College Place, Wash. BRUCE, LOIS, College Place, Wash. BRYAN. HESTER, Zillah, Wash. BUCKENDAHL, GEORGE, College Place. BUNCH, WALTER, College Place. BURGH. LOIS, College Place. BURNETT, RALPH, Box 904. Wenatchee, NVash. BUTCHER, PAUL, Auburn, Wash. BUTLER, MARSHALL, Silverclale. Wash. BUTTERFIELD, CELIA, Rt. 2, Wenatchee, Xvash BUTTERFIELD, GEORGE, Rt. 2, Wenatchee, Wash. ' BUTTKE, ARTHUR, Marysville, Wash. CALKINS, ALMA, College Place, Wash. CANADAY, LEWIS, Chehalis, Wash. CANWELL, JOE, Spokane, Wash. CARLSON, WERNER, 604 XV. Augusta, Spokane Wash. CARPENTER, ILDA, Rt, 1. Salem, Ore. CASTLE, IVA, College Place. CHAMBERLAIN, VESTA, Lyle, Wash. CHRISTIANSEN, JEAN, College Place, Wash. CHRISTIE, ELMER, College Place, Wash. CHRISTIE, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. CLARK, IRENE, Battleground, Wash. CLARK, KEITH, 1826 sorh Ave., Seattle, Wash. CLARK, VIOLA, Battleground, Xllfash. CLAYTOR, J. L., Melba, Id... CLAYTOR, J. L., MRS., Melba, Ida. COCHRAN, FRED, College Place, Wash COCHRAN, MYRTLE, College Place, Wash. COLE, WREATHA, 1139, 4th Ave., Twin Falls Ida. COLEMAN, BETTY, College Place, Wash. COLLINS, THORNA, College Place, Wash. COLVIN, GOLDA, Manning, Oregon. COOK, HELEN, 6109 S. E. Belmont St., Portland, Ore. COOPER, LESTER, Weiser, Ida. COPELAND, VELMA, Box 771, Marshfield, Ore. CORNELL, DOUGLAS, Peason, Wash. COTA, LOVELAND, College Place, Wash. COURON, GEORGE, Roseburg, Ore. CRAIG, MARGARET, Milton, Ore. CRANDALL, ALMA, College Place, Wash. CRAW, MRS. WARREN B., Colege Place. CROWLEY, ELOISE, Sitkum, Ore. DAMMROSE, ROBERT, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wash. DARST, DONALD, College Place, ash. DAVIS, ALICE, Clareton, Wyo. DAVIS, CECIL, Rt. 1, Toppenish, Wash. DAVIS, CHARLOTTE, 115 Lewis St., Pendleton, Ore. DAVIS, PAUL, College Place, Wash. DAVIS, TED, College Place, Wash. J- ll. ES, A' Cl, C0 DW MRS. A c. S, ' gfiliis, HARRY' 1 gEgiTERi ROBERT' W h. DIETRQEH, RUDOL TRICH, VERNA ESCKHAM, ROLLA ALD DovIcH, DON. DOVICH, JOHN C' EASTWOOD, CARE' my WILDER, 8539 EDEN, WILLIE, Coll' EDSTROM, EDWAR ELLSTROM, GORDC EMMER, ASHLEY, c EMMERSON, HARV EMMERSON, JOE, C EPPING, GERTRUDE ESTEB, DOLORES, 4 ISTEB, FULTON, Cf EVERETT, GRACE. IVERETT, NORMAI FARQUHARSON, xv Portland, Ore. FEATHERSTON, LI Portland, Ore. FEATHERSTON, PE. FERIS, LORENA, Cal FIELD, FLORENE, 4: Ore. FlSCl'IER, RUEBEN, l FISH, VELMA, Colleg FORCHER, WORTH FOREMAN, Lois, 3 Wash. FOUTS, REVERE, Rt FREEMYER, LYLE, C FRYE, DICK, College FRYE, MRS. DICK, C FULLERTON, FAITI couver, Wash. FULTON, ROBERT, FURBER. RUTH, 915 land, Ore. GALBRAITH, HELEI GN-BRAITH p A GALLION, Cl-IARLEIES GARDNER, DONALI lands Ofc, ER, 4 3 G Ore. GEEERD. ALVIN, I GER AFF, GLADYS RITSEN, RUTH muon' i GILESS' FRANK. GILL FT' ARCHIE, mul LLORENCE, COE, Co GARDN h. 11. fi, 5. in 35 zan, 25 ewns DAWES, A. C., College Place, Wash. DAWES, MRS. A. C., College Place, Wash. DAWES, HARRY, Veradale, Wash. DECKER, HENRY, Dundee, Ore. DEXTER, ROBERT, 817-W. Nora Ave., Spokane, Wash. DIETRICH, RUDOLPH, College Place. DIETRICH, VERNA, Husum, Wash. DOCKHAM, ROLLAND, College Place. DOVICH, DONALD, College Place, Vfash. DOVICH, JOHN, College Place, Wfash. EASTNVOOD, CAREY, Riverside, Wash. EBY, WILDER, 8539 N. Louise St., Portland, Ore. EDEN, WILLIE, College Place, Wash. EDSTROM, EDWARD, College Place, Wash. ELLSTROM, GORDON, College Place, Wash. ' EMMER, ASHLEY, College Place, Wash. EMMERSON, HARVEY, Colege Place, Wash. EMMERSON, JOE, College Place, Wash. EPPING, GERTRUDE, Vernonia, Ore. ESTEB, DOLORES, College Place, Wash. ESTEB, FULTON, College Place, Wash. EVERETT, GRACE, Sumas, Wash. EVERETT, NORMAN, Sumas, Wash. FARQUHARSON, WILBER, 2015 N. E. 41 Ave., Portland, Ore. FEATHERSTON, LUCY, 6415 S. E. Morrson, Portland, Ore. FEATHERSTON, PEARL, Vale, Ore. FERIS, LORENA, Caldwell, Ida. FIELD, FLORENE, 4816 N. E. Counch, Portland, Ore. FISCHER, RUEBEN, Glendive, Mont. FISH, VELMA, College Place. FORCHER, WORTH, College Place. FOREMAN, LOIS, DOROTHY, College Place, Wash. FOUTS, REVERE, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wash. FREEMYER, LYLE, College Place, Wash. FRYE, DICK, College Place, Wash. FRYE, MRS. DICK, Colege Place, Wash. FULLERTON, FAITH, 901 W. 13th St., Van- couver, Wash. FULTON, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. FURBER, RUTH, 915 N. E. Portland Blvd., Port- land, Ore. GALBRAITH, HELEN., College Place. GALBRAITH, PAUL, College Place. GALLION, CHARLES, College Place. GARDNER, DONALD, 4336 N. E. 15 Ave., Port- land, Ore. GARDNER, RAY, 4336 N. E. 15 Ave., Portland Ore. GEPFORD, ALVIN, Lebanon, Ore. GETZLAFF, GLADYS, College Place. GERRITSEN, RUTH, 6045 E. Burnsdie, Portland Ore. GIBBON, FRANK, College Place, Wash. GILBERT, ARCHIE, College Place. GILL, FLORENCE, Conner, Mont. GILL, LEONARD, Conner, Mont. GOFF, DORIS, 2082 Orchard Ave., Milwaukic, Ore. 5 GOFQXQ MARION, 2082 Orchard Ave., Milwaukie, e. gggissllgl-I' DORTHA. Olive, Mont. Beacl1?1CEliIPT-IY, 2905 Chestnut Ave' Long ERAHAMY JOHN, College Place. RACES, MABEL, 3715 S. W. 11th Ave., Portland, GREEN, CHESTER, C0llege Place W sh GRIFFITHY MODE, Lafayette, Ore. av I GROVE, THELMA, Endicott, Wash, GRUNKE, RUTH, College Place. GUDERIAN, LOIS, College Place. GUSTINv RALPH, Box 265, College Place. GUSFIN, RUTH, Box 265, College Place, WQSI1, GUSTIN, VIOLA, Box 265, College Place, Wash, GY ES. MARTIN, College Place, Wash, HACKETT, GORDON, Kelso, XVash. HAFFNER, WESLEY, College Place. HAHN, HENRY, Omak, xvash. HALE. EFFIE, College Place, Wafh. HAI-E, MILICENT, College Place, Wash. HALL, OLIVER, Forest Grove, Wash.l HAM BEATRICE, College Place, Wash. HAM, LYLE, College Place, Wash. HAMEL, HOWARD, Brownsville, Ore. HAMEL, JOHN, Brownsville, Ore. HAMILTON, SIDNEY, 413 11 St., N. Great Falls Mont. HAMMILL, RICHARD, College Place. HAMPTON, ALLEN, College Place, Wash. HANNA, KEITH, College Place, Wash. HANSEN, L. R., College Place, Wash. HANSEN, MRS. L. R., College Place, Wash. HANSON, MERLIN, College Place, Wash. HARDCASTLE, DONALD, College Place, Wash. HARDIN, FRED, College Place. HARNDEN, GWENDOLYN, College Place, Wash. HARDER, MRS. J. D., College Place, Wash. HARPER, JOSEPHINE, College Place. A HARRIS, ARCHIE, Milton, Ore. HARRIS, MABEL, Rt. 1, Medford, Ore. HART, MERRILL, Moscow, Ida. HART, WILENA, College Place., HARTLEY, HAROLD D., Colege Place, Wash. HARTLEY, KENNETH, Caldwell, Ida. HARTMAN, LAURIER, 1107 Forrest St., Belling- ham, Wash. HAVSTAD, RUTH EVELYN, College Place. HAWLEY, WILBUR, Rt. 1, Box 318, Vancouver W'ash. HENKES, MILDRED, College Place. HENRICKSON, VIOLA, Estacada, Ore. HENRY, AMOS, College Place. HERWICR, SALLY ANN, College Place, Wash. HIGHT MARY, Rt. 4, Box 374, Medford. Ore- HOFFMAN, GLORIA, Rt. 2, Laurel, Ore. HOFFMAN, MERLE, College Place, Wash. HOLBEN, DOROTHY, Tillamook, Ore. I-IOLEMAN, DEWILEY, Aloha, Wash. HOLM, BUFORD, Deary, Ida- HOLM, EUPHEMIA, Deary, Ida- HOLMAN, KEITH, College Place, Wash- HOOD, GENEVIEVE, College Place- HOOD, GQRDON, College Place. 11111- D PAGE, LOUISE, HOUGHTON, LOYAL, Soap Lake, Wash. HUEY, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. HUMPHREYS, MELVIN, Hood River, Ore. HUTSON, ALBERT, Parkdale, Ore. IRVINE, JAY, College Place, Wash. IRVINE, ELIZABETH, College. Place, XVash. JANNSEN, JOHN, Chattoroy, Wash. JEMSON, WILLARD, College Place, Wash. JEWKES, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. JEWKES, GLENNA, College Place, Wash. JENKS, HAROLD, Granger, Wash. JESSE, CLARAN, 917 S. K. Tacoma, W'ash. JOHNSON, BERT, 8515 S. E. 21st Ave., Portland, Ore. JOHNSON CARROLL, College Place. JOHNSON, CLAIR, Shelton, Wash. JOHNSON, DOROTHY, Huntsville, Wash. JOHNSON, HARRY, 408 So. Main St., Livingston, Mont. JOHNSON, KARL, Medina, Wash. JOHNSON, ELLEN, College Place. JOHNSON, LESTER, College Place, Wash. ' JOHNSON, MRS. MYRTLE, College Place, Wash. JOHNSON, PAUL, Medina, Xvash. Ore, JOHNSON, VINCENT, 210 Kincaid, St., Mount Vernon, Wash. JOHNSTON, IRMA, College Place, Wash. JORDON, W. H., College Place. JOY, ELIZABETH, Rt. 1, Chehalis, Wash. KAIN, ANNE DOROTHY, 309 N. Idaho St., Walla Walla, Wash. KATTENHORN, LOWELL, College Place, Wash. KEEN, KATHLEEN, 242 W. Cherry, Walla Walla, Wash. KELLOGG, RAY, Madison, S. D. KELTNER, MARK, Bellevue, Wash. LARSON, VIRGIL, College Place, Wash. LASHIER, GAYLAND, College Place, Wash. LARSEN, HAROLD, Glendive, Mont. LAY, LILLY, College Place, Wash. LENGEL, FRED, Ridgefield, Wash. LEITER, ELSIE, 1224, N. E. 59th Ave., Portland Ore. LIBBY, DALE, Granger, Wash. LIBBY, JOHN, Granger, Wash. LICHENWALTER, DOROTHY, Oswego, Ore. LINDGREN, CLARENCE, Rutland, B. C. LINDLEY, LOIS, 10710 N. E. Simpson, Portland Ore. LINDSTROM, TOIVO, Box 111, Naselle, Wash. LINRUD, DAN, Ferndale, Wash. LLOYD, STANLEY, Route 3, Olympia, Wash. LODAHL, RUBY, Dogmar, Mont. LOGAN, HORACE, Route 2, Baker, Ore. LOOP, FAE, Burlington, Wash. LOW'E, WILLIAM, Darrington, Wash. LUDDEN, HARTLEY, 1927 Colby, Everett, Wash LUND, ANNA MAE, Geyner, Mont. MCCANDLESS, GUS, Route 2, Coeur d'Alene, Ida. MACDONALD, RUTH, Walla Walla, Wash. MCGHEE, BILL, Pierre, S. D. MEKINNEY, VIRGIL, Weippe, Ida. MCNAY, EVELYN, 4504 Dayton St., Seattle, Wash MCNAY, RUTH ANNA, 4504 Dayton St., Seattle, Wash. MCNEIL, BEVERLY, Arcata, Calif. MACKAY, MARGARET, 417 N. Garfield Ave. Pasadena, Calif. MADSON, GEORGIA, 1320 B St., Coeur d,Alene, Ida. MADSON, HELEN, 1320, B St., Coeur d'Alene, Ida. MARTIN, ELBRIDGE, Mt. Vernon, Wash. Q '7 NRRRRNXL rw rw wwww o:O3 1-1 n-+ovS:bOgOQgaig?DQmO5ZIf1NzOZ A Z 2 6 CC E. I . 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ROB PETERSON, R05 PETERSON, STA Yakima, Wash PFLUGRAD, BILL PHILLIPS, CAROI PHILPOTT E, E PODWORIQY, HX wwe, Mani. POOLE DI 1 ERMAI 1fgEf?HENRY, w ER. DORIS PRESS. GLEw PY THEOISCPQ R MUSSEN E PPMUSSEN, svn THBLIN, LUEU KE. IRENE ld, nd, ash. Ida. Y35l1. ttle, ive., lene, lene, lands lkane, 'C. sh. lf. 131103: NEUFELD, JOHN, Waldheim, Sask. NEVIN, GLADYS, College Place, Wash. NEWCOMBE, MARJORIE, College Place, Wash, NIX, ELIZABETH, Route 1, Box 258, Sumner, Wash. NIXON JUANITA, College Place, Wash. NORTHROP, EUGENE, 1437 E. 21, Eugene, Ore. NYBERG, FRANKLIN, 1523, W. Mansfield Ave., Spokane, Wash. NYSTEEN, THELMA, 2146 Aubrey Road, Bend, Ore. OBER, FRANCIS, 150 N. Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. OCHS, MELVIN, 87 N. 14th St., San Jose, Calif. OGREN, JAMES, Mizpah, Mont. OLIVER, ENID, Wallowa, Ore. OLIVER, JOHN, Rickreall, Ore. OLSON, RAYMOND, College Place, Wash. OLSON, MRS. RAYMOND, College Place, Wash. OTTMAN, WARREN, Rt. 4, BOX 1277 W. Port- land, Ore. PAGE, LOUISE, College Place, Wash. PANNETT, IRENE, 2121 N. 52d Seattle, Wash. PARKER, LELAND, Chico, Calif. PARSONS, MILDRED, Route 1, Box 166, Hemet, Calif. PATTERSON, CLARIS BAKER, College Place, Wash. PATTERSON, GLENN, College Place, Wash. PEARSON, R. W., College Place, Wash. PEARSON, MRS. R. W., College Place, Wash. PEASE, MIRIAM, 3311 Sawyer St., Tacoma, Wash. PETERSEN, LEON, Walla Walla, Wash. PEEBLES, MRS. H. A., College Place, Wash. PERRY, ELSIE, Roseburg, Ore. A PERRY WILLIAM, Kelso, Wash. PETERSON, ANNETTA, Troutdale, Ore. PETERSON, DORIS, College Place, Wash. PETERSON. HOWARD, Pekin, N. D. PETERSON, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. PETERSON, ROSE, Rt. 1, Castle Rock, Wash. PETERSON, STANLEY, 1214 Roosevelt Ave., Yakima, Wash. PFLUGRAD, BILL, Hood River, Ore. PHILLIPS, CAROL, San Diego, Calif. PHILPOTT, E. E., Creston, Tenn. PODWORNY, HAROLD, 696 Maryland St., Win- nipeg, Mani. POOLE, DIERMAN, Flora, Ore. POPE, HENRY, Weston, Ore. PORTER, DORIS, 401 N. E. 65th Ave., Portland, Ore. PRESS, GLEN, Gaston, Orc. PRITEL, PHILIP, Butte, N. C. PYKE, IRENE, Battleground, Wash. PYKE, THEODORE, Battle Ground, Wash. RASMUSSEN, ELLEN, Spangle, Wash. RASMUSSEN, ENID, Ferdinand, Ida. RATHBUN, LUELLA, Kennewick, Wash. REED, ALBERT, Reedsport Ore REED, MARJORIE, Walla ,Walla W.,1 l A THA, Colle e Pla KEITH, MYRTLE, collegegpleeeici Wasil. NgjggiGS5reHELEN, 147 N. Commercial Sr., RICE, ROSAMOND, 935 1 RICHARDSON, ED, Sams V0:llEeySt61Eenver, Colo. RING, WILLIAM, 919 srl, se., coeo, d'Alene, Ida, RIS,CFaIEEDRIC, 375 San Benito Way, San Francisco, RITEXR!,HMAvI5DhLUCILLE, 23 W. Birch, Walla a a, as . ROBERTS, ADAH, 111 10th S. E. Auburn Wash ROBERTS, JOHN, 1318 12th se., Lewiston, Wash' ROBERTS, WALDO, Auburn, Wash. ' ' ROBERTSON, MRS.' S., College Place, Wash, ROEDEL, CLARA MAE, Hot Lake, Ore. ROGERS, AVERY, Genesee, Ida. ROGERS, ESTEL, College Place, Wash, ROGERS, REIL, Lewiston, Ida. ROOD, DARLE, Oloha, Ore. ROOD, GALE, Mallola, Ore. ROSE, FAE, New Plymouth, Ore. ROSS, EILLEEN, College Place, Wash. ROSS, R. H., College Place, Wash. ROTH, ALBERT, College Place, Wash. ROTH, VIOLA, Watertown, S. D. ROWLAND, GRETTA JEAN, Auburn, Wash. RUNNING, RUTH, Kelso, Wash. ' RUSCH, CLEO, College Place, Wash. RUSCH, THELMA, College Place, Wash. RUST, PAUL, Minneapolis, Minn. RUSTAD, GEORGE, College Place, Wash. RUUD, MARTHA, 332 Division St., Oregon City, Ore. RUUD, RUTH, Oregon City, Ore. SACKETT, HARRY, Marshfield, Ore. SAGABERD, BARBARA, Gaston, Ore. SAMPLE, WILLIAM, Falls City, Orc. ORD MARVIN Reno Nevada SANF , , , - SARGEANT, DONALD, 501 Emerson Ave., Ho- quaim, Wash. SCHALO, JOHN, Startup, Wash. HORN KATHERINE Lewiston, Ida SOHERMER . , SCHWARTZ, HAROLD, Startup, Weeh- SORIBNER, LOIS, Omak, Wash- SEARS, AUSTIN, Bellingham, Wash. SEIBLY, WALTER, Kllekieoe, Wash. SHAW, EVA, Long Creek, Ore. SHEARER, EVA, Ceeheh, Seek-A Canada' SHEPHARD, R., College Pleee, Wash' SHEPHARD, BESSIE, College Pleee, Wesh- SHINBO, TOKI, Walla Walla, Wash- SHOPSHIRE, INEZ, Pendleton' Of? SILSBEE HOWARD, Medeefel Cahf- , 1414 W. Ray, Seattle Wash. ER, BOB, ' LINDTNER, BOX 75, Juneau, Alaska' SKINNER, LOIs, Loma Linde, Calif. SMICK, JEAN, Lancaster, WaSh- SMIOK, LOUISE, Pehewewee gash' fe. SMITH, FLODA,,Foresc,Grove, Ore- 11131- SMITH, MILDRED, Marshhelcl, Ore. SMITH, MILFORD, 2053 N. Front, Saleln, Orc. SOPER, MR. G. R., College Place, Wash. SOPER, G. R., College Place, Wash. VETTER, JAMES, 3512 W. Myrtle St., Seattle, Wash. WADE, EMMA, Gaston, Ore. SPECHT, EDWARD, College Place, Wash. SPECHT, XVALTER, College Place, Wash. SPERLING, JUANITA, Rt. 4, Boise, Ida. SPINDLER, FRANCES, 787 Blaine St., Ashland, Ore. SQUIER, BERNICE, 1720, N. Cottage St., Salem, Ore. SPRECI-IER, EDWIN, Buhl, Ida. WAGNER, ADA HELEN, Missoula, Mont. WAGNER, EMIL, Salem, Ore. WAGNER, MARY ALICE, College Place, Wash. WAGNER, WALTER, Missoula, Wont. WALKER, MYRTLE, Hillsboro, Ore. WALKER, DOROTHY, 2616 Fairview Ave., Boise, Ida. WALKER, WELDON, Loma Linda, Calif. STEPHENS, LESTER, College Place, Wash. STEPHENS, MRS. L., College Place, Wash. STEWART, MRS. WADE, College Place, Wash. STINNETT BERYL College Place, Wash. STONE, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. STRAWN, DALE, Yakima, Wash. STRAWN, DALLAS, Yakima, Wash. STRAWN, MRS. DALE, Yakima, Wash. STRONG, GENEVA, Medford, Ore. STUART, KENNETH, College Place, Wash. STUART, PAUL, College Place, Wash. SXVANSON, HANNAH, Box 313, Roslyn, Wash TANNER, MAYBELLE, College Place, Wash. TAYLOR, FRANCES, 936 Olaaa se., Olympia Wash. TEAL, ANNA MAE, Hockins, Ore. THOMPSON, LOIS, Caldwell, Ida. THOMPSON, THOMAS, College Place, Wash. THORNTON, BERTPIA, Missoula, Mont. THORNTON, HARRY, La Crosse, Wis. TININENKO, DENA, Beinville, Mont. TIPTON, JUNE, Couer d'Alene, Ida. TOMLINSON, RAY, Hood River, Ore. TURK, ALLEN, 1964 Dawson Ave., Long Beach Calif. vAlL, xv. R., Flint, Mich. VAN ALLEN, LELAND, Alexander, N. D. VANTRESS, LORRAINE, College Place, Wash. VASELENKO, ALEC, Luzard Lake, saale. VETTER, ALICE, 3512 W. Myrtle se., Seattle Wash. 7 9 XVALLACE, CLAUDIA, Robinette, Ore. WARREN, VIVIAN, Hereford, Ore. WATNESS, MRS. RUBY, College Place, Wash. WEBB, ISABELLE, Gaston, Ore. WEITZ, ELVENA, College Place, Wash. WEITZ, HENRY, Eagle Creek, Ore. WELLS, ELMER, College Place, Wash. WELLS, ERNEST, College Place, Wash. WELLS, MAE, College Place, Wash. WETHERN, SYLVIA, Bozeman, Mont. WERNER, BERTHA, College Place, Wash. WHEELER, LUCILLE, Rt. 1, Box 289, Oregon City, Ore. WHEELER, JOSEPHINE, College Place, Wash. WI-IITING, MELVIN, College Place, Wash. WIGTON, DORIS, Spokane, Wash. WILSON, ELAINE, 534 N. E. 67 Ave., Portland, Ore. WILSON, ERMA, 1160 Ruth Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. ' WILSON, KENNETH, College Place, Wash. WILSON, LYLE, Weippe, lela. WILD, ELMER, Gaston, Ore. WINSLOW, DELMAR, College Place, Wash. WOHLFEIL, LORRELL, East Stanwood, Wash. 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TRY NEXT TIME YOU 'REFILL Q3 I+! J Co do -fll'5l- The Two Busiest Places Pdrzduae I-061' COLLEGE PLACE d L TA.. L6Fou-1+sawi'W vcand snot iV'5a.fInl?3f Zdff Poplor, Wollo Wollo See Either Place POL YM jfirestnne TIRES BATTERIES, SPARK PLUGS, ond ACCESSORIES Also Texos Gosolime ond Lubricorwts 'LF ,C u 3 L We thgmk lou for Your es' L wa pogonoge duLLE the Y: L , ' ' poiiyeorggj hoggfo -lp-e Y A L oQe 'rclserveyog in the? E Bs - .. H mlm if L QUALITY PETROLEUM L L ' L PRODUCTS 3 8 M .. A WW... -l Q I0al1aUalla,I0as5. ie- L L'9 'b ' SHELL TOURING , o ll 19 E. Mom Phone 880 20133 LNFQRMATLQN LL L3loag fins Neff' be 4 WE L Jan-Q44 2 L ? SHELL OIL COMPANY TELEGRAPH FLOWERS 11161- 3 f 'I i I LTHIJ R n all our 43 states- and in more than 100 foreign countries, the Texaco Red Star with the Green Tw is the symbol of quality in petroleum products. THE TEXAS coMPANY A California Corp0TUii0n K 11171- . Clean -1.99 i T Fresh and y Looks Like il New Aqoihl lb You WILL j i BE PLEASED 1 If you 1'oke your Cleohihg, Press- ihg ohd Dyeing To The i . 1 f ' AJKEWUCH5 A 2nd and Rose Sts. amber' THE QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE OF WALLA WALLM Celebroting 75 yeors of Quolify Merchohdisihg WALLA yyfiiiifx WASHINGTON ,--: Si I ,ifSAss7S Win n YJS. 'Hsin N' ef iv' Fl' WALLA WALLA MEAT C1 COLD STORAGE CO. Wolio Brohdsn VVALLA WALLA WASHINGTON f vyAi-iA WALLA WASHINGTON Mu,g5.wA1cH:s.JswnHP 9 i 9 Q , nd Q meg S ,V Sumo 1880 W 4'-1-A wnun X499 l l l West Mein L WALLA WALLA WAsHiNoToN C api :a i CLARK'S BOOK STORE School ohd Poriy Supplies i WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON The Puritan Creamery if Is AT Your Service The Yeor Round. Bala' 9-1-. 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'-. ia si counsss OFFERED , -.Z School of Theology, Liberal Arts, Business, Science, E Music, Vocotionol, Normal, Home Economics, Pre-Nursing, Pre-Medical, Pre-Dietetic, Pre-Dental. Q-, on ,q4y,ie4 '...' wmv M' D. . WALLA WAl.l.A CQLLEGE r The School Thot Educotes for Life .l l College Place .F-Avl SC' S' AS kj J. Washington l 5 ' wkgi' 6 Los! , wht? 4 Loft , v A,,,g .g S E, ,sv g ,A E - ,Eg S v E E E Es, S Eg EE E, ,AE l fmt.. 4.4 1 E E Dlffhsrss bhoQ':,? l Compliments of l ll ll , . . l JOHN. E. PoTTs, M. D. , AM, JENMN W. , Pliysucron oncl Surgeon Q l 5-mgfmgpzm-DAYLIQ,tlTgS'roRm-g , l l, 3 ,l 458 College Aye. College Place 5 y is , I J. C. PENNEY CO. Department Store ll l WALLA WALLA Phone 1060 , . l Walla Walla Shopping Center ,A, YY- ,Y --4 ' - te V.. l I l li,y1lYp4 Yo lf-for 3 Fa WASH l NGTON l A ' SHADY LAWN CREAMERY Dairy Products 1 l WALEA WALLA WASH u Govif 3r?uf I l fine? hCfe. 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I I gg' ,V 52 I We ore here to serve you students I :?Z!I!lI 'I l' Tl Cold Sandwoenes, Flu- blladdfilfgf W W Ii JUST GIVE US A Cl-IANCEII C' '3 on M Thai-'s in in e A-ik, QD g ' A A '+A et'f'Ee 2 -oo A y 2 ff- --f - eo- A E I MORE HEAT 5 my- i,,.-.ff MACMARTIN Cr i 'f' do 4 CHAMBERLAIN i , V' be M , , I Plon Now to Secure Your ,4 ortlclans t W. , . M A x I y it inter s Supply ot Either 6 ' NEW coioouim Moiatufvw yi WOOG Of COO' From US, i 260B Biffiisf. ' . College Fuel Dept. WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON i College Place Washington 11221 f' S f' , ,-1 Q4 f f '1 l Sl 7- 44 .F 7' IV 'C' -77 Z' in It 4 'C -.4 ,Ji Zi Q1 .Q I I I i i W Port has 'U' f 5' :nl.L jeu f9.,,h i f M50 hi' acne h ITL' ,yur ',,pft ' in K' :six ff xD td -r'v V' Qc 'Y all I .I f, f sf' i OSCAR y BAKER ty Eou I IOZI Sixth -1:11141- I--4.1-Qi. 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Silk Slfted Family f 1 F our DRY CLEANING PRESSIINIG Rltzvllle Wosnmgton College Ploce Woslwmotort PALMER ELECTRIC COMPANY Seottle Wholesole Electrlcol SupplieS Woslollngtoo E E I I CEQA GEC Isubdlflegglkomorters For All YOUV IXIGGCIS lVlol4e t I - 0 Dry Goods ' I I Schoo Supp les 0 Hardware 0 T I t 0' e nes 0 Fountain Service 9 Stotlonery T , I I GENERAL MERCHANDISE I -lil25I' .th Qt gill 1- YM an -Q. Q? .55 Q'- .gg Q 4 Y 0 AB ,a D X, V X1 ' 's IIHI fy Q! 1' .Z 1l-Na... T 51-...ng PNN 0 16605 Qazz need 12025 .guess Q 77?0Z12f6?Z12 002,079 Qguqbmenzf 37201072 91' Q11b12Ced 015 and Qc6c2121b22l,5 idf -ff' d'2f6222fa0211',00i1'0125 needfeave 120561121 QQ: 0637208 X ?J,,,:J3f 'LH'-12 ' mg AMEIUCAN ENGQAVING CDMDANY W Established 1904 1 -IZ J- . 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