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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1936 volume:

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F Tl-IIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO dlflisi Klfllnifzecfclfofmcfen PROFESSOR DF LANGUAGES Modern and Ancient Admired and respected for her years of patient instruction in the intricacies of foreign languages, Miss Holmden's influence as teacher and friend lives long in the memories of those Who go throughout the World from this school. Li,-EEN U12 emo 'dam ALBERT BLACKMAN WILENA Cl-IIQISTIANSEN-I-IAIQT C? 670125312151 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES PICTOIQIAI. ACADEMY Gam, ,JP-L LA DEED 5 fc sg Walla Wfzlla College xtill believes in tlae fue arf in wloiely ilye larzml, flae bead, :Incl ilse bear! go fogetlyerf' If provide.: fools of lznowlerlge whereby tlae xfmlenf -may forge flae rzrmour of Wi.fel0111. ,.,,vq- I 'Ax Y sfN 1 lx? '94 -.. 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A 'Tiff 1, fn, I I ' x 1 4 I 'E W , i 5 6 i E 1 Z 1 i r F 1 E f E i I Y 5 2 n K 5 E 5 S 1 3 E E 2 f i i 7 i 5 I V i 5 r , 5 1 1 I 4 I L I E r E l L I I r I F, I, W 1 3 l l Faculty V' , ll l ll ll 4 i s l l 4 I l l l f l l x z 1 1 5 I l Q I F l s E l l l fi l l N' l I l E 1 l Y l 2 i l a l l l l l I I, l l 3 l l i 1 1 l l l l I I L fo 'Of 2' Sk cg -E? - pr i Q l I9 A o QQ 5.9 ACE vi X ff But lat my zluz' feet 11c1'er fail, To walk tloe stzzrlioux Cloistefs pale, Azul low the laigla ernbowecl roof, Willa antique Pillars massy proof. And storied windows richly flight Casting a dim religious ligloif' -Milton. Thi most: UUllF and puff lmllllflg lim 1 Curriculum, W The hem has b llmYC'ill1C istic education l SPifir1ul bmkm M1011 of all rl hi A Cllflitll I 5 Pmlbleml the Slllfliull fm I QCMSY. ' Llln C0 and around i, , 1 2 .qlzaaicfanf Z JM 5116195 The most arresting fact in American education today is the absence of unity and purpose. There is seemingly neither a visible nor an invisible unifying aim among the multitudinous subjects in the modern college curriculum. Worst of all, the intellectual is divorced from the spiritual. The heart has been separated from the mind. Many educators feel that this situation is the result of our ultra-natural- istic education and that its end must inevitably be moral, intellectual, and spiritual bankruptcy. To salvage our social order there must come, it is said, a union of all the vital forces in our world. A Christian college such as ours has already in a large measure solved this problem. In directing and training the physical, the intellectual, and the spiritual forces of youth it has established a balanced program of education, the supreme and unifying element of which is positive religion. This makes the Christian college .a social and spiritual bulwark in a disintegrating society, and around it should rally all the friends of order, unity, and authority. ' W. M. LANDEEN. . lf I. . ' ' l I ,f-C. i .I I I l Hlnlnll? . ll ' ,f, 1 7 ll lf. I Y ll ll f, Ifolrlllll l 'il JU' i WMU , A V I will 'ill l U H ll' inns. .i, ll Il ' 'y lf, l 1 H l' KJ Elf I al ld' li' MOUNTAIN ASH +I Aplington, Beotty, Burg Aplington, Bowers, Christian MARGUERITE APLINGTON Giaokcia W. Bownas Afgoygyyfgnf P7'OfESS01' of Cl9?miSfY3l Walla Walla College, Normal Course Union College, B. A. Walla Walla College, B. A. University of Nebraska, M. A., Ph. D. KENNETH A. APLINGTON FRANCIS M. BURG II1Sl4l'1lCf01' in English Dean Emcriius, School of Theology, flllll Walla Walla College, B. A. Professor of D6'l10l7lilZ!1fi011lZI Institutions Graduate work, University of Washington Healdsburg College, Ministerial Graduate LILLIAN BEATTY PERCY W. CHRISTIAN IlIXf!'Ilt'f0l' in English QAcademyj Aggigffmi Pygfyyjgy of History Walla Walla College, B. A. Broadview College, B. A. Stanford University, M. A. Lewis Institute, Chicago, B. S. Northwestern University, M. A., Ph. D. I2 r E. Smuss Com Pr0,li'Imr of BW, Walla Walla College, I University of Washing Gr . . R acluate work, Ulm-f EDNA EIIIIIIQU lmlrllrlor in Pi, I Willa Walla College q Dent Mowrv Poril I I ' n Harry Krink. Sem ' E l. Illllkomlv FOR U I an of WOMEN H1011 Colle Graduate ge' dl. Work, Uni, I3 msn .u.fQ,1.-waz.: ..f.,fw-g...r-vi-n, -.-5.-....-,.,..,,.,.t.-,r --f.-W-1s.,.,,,..,,...,...,.,,.,,.,- up 5.--+..,.' ....,q.,?,..,1a,.n.4. '.1La.LgQnv1:4,::.4.e.g,:4g: .,..g. ..,,,45,,.,L:L1r.q:::.:4.1,. -z...,q1,.-Awgfgaga,-.95.:.u..xs5.5-.14-SEQ'L4 -QQ., D. nlogy, W1 itutiouf luate D. I2 i .,.z. E V- 3 li L I l ' 'l lll'lll!lllLllllll lllllllllllullllulllllilnllulllllllllulllllll 1 , I ,W ' ' THE MOUNTAIN ASH Cubley, Foreman, Godfrey Cubley, Gibbs, I-lcmson E. STRAUSS CUBLEY Professor of Business Admiuisfrufiou Walla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, M. B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington EDNA SMITH-CUBLEY Insfrucior in Piano XValla Walla College Conservatory of Music Dent Mowry, Portland Harry Krinke, Seattle L. DOROTHY FOREMAN Dean of lV0men Union College, B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington I3 PAUL THOMAS GIBBS Professor of English Union College, B. A. University of Nebraska, M. A. Graduate work, Northwestern University Graduate work, University of Washington LILAH GODFREY Iuslrucfor in Matfaemafics Walla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, M. S. University of Washington, Five-year Normal FREDERICK R. HANSON Instrucior in Biology Mason Memorial Hospital, Kentucky, R. N. Walla Walla College, B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington lunllllunlulllllnnnullununnuuuullnn THE MOUNTAIN ASH I-loussler, I-lolmden, Kretschrnor I-lovsfod, Johnson, McDonoId J. C. HAUSSLER Principal, Walla Walla College Acarlcmy Walla Walla College, B. A. Occidental College, Louisiana, M. A. Graduate work, University of Washington Graduate work, University of California RUTH HAN'STAD Inxfrucfoi' in Voice aml Music Tlafory Cornish School Zocllner Conservatory University of Southern California XVINIFRED L. I-IOLM-DEN Pl'0fL'.Y.Y0l' of Ancient Languages XValla Walla College, B. A. University of Southern California, M. A. VICTOR JOHNSON Iizstrucfor in Violin aml Music Tlaeory Howard Reynolds, Denver Gotfried Herbst, Spokane Cornish School, Seattle Van Unschuld University of Music, Washington, D. C., B. M. GEORGE G. KRETSCHMAR Profvxxor of Physics Union College, B. A. University of Colorado, B. S. University of Washington, M. S. University of Chicago, Ph. D. RUTH G. MACDONALD Insfrucfor in Bizsiiiam flllllIllIlSfl'lIfl0ll Walla Walla College, B. A. u 'ulmldll' 1 , . ' 1 LULU HILL-M11 luslrurlor in A1 Walla Walla Collegq Cornish School of A: PNN School of An lhuhinglon State C MERLIN L- NH lliililayyj profr Pacihq Union can U , 1 l HIVEISIIY of Was, ll MCE NEILSE. Dlfftfof of il, Eflnralion il Pacihc Union C 1 Unllelslll' of Scih I5 Theory 5 tration Q I THE MOUNTAIN ASH Miller, Neilsen, Price Neff, Peterson, Reinmuth LULU HILL-MILLER Instructor in Art Walla Walla College Cornish School of Art and Music Pratt School of Art, New York Wfashington State College MERLIN L. NEFF ' Assistant Professor of English Pacific Union College, B. A. University of Wfasliington, M. A. ALICE NEILSEN Director of ifae Deparimerrf of EIC7lZL'17fd1'y Education Pacific Union College, B. A. University of Southern California, M. A. I5 FRANK W. PETERSON Business Manager Linfield College Healdsburg College Business College, Portland GEORGE MCCREADY PRICE Professor of Geology College of Medical Evangelists Loma Linda, B. A. Pacific Union College, M. A. HARRY G. REINMUTH Associate Professor of Modern Languages Clinton Theological Seminary, B. Th., B. A. University of Chicago, B. Ph., M. A. Graduate work, University of Berlin Graduate Work, Northwestern University iiriliilllgllluixlgllzj N T A I N A S H Rogers, Schilling, Sittner Soxton, Sehluntz, Siltner CLARA E. ROGERS Rl'glSIll'lll', Sc'cref1zry of tba Faculty Walla Walla College, B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington I-IOMER F. SAXTON Axxocialc' Professor of Biblical Flisfory mul LlfCl'CIfIl1'L' Union College, B. A. Graduate work, University of Nebraska Graduate work, Biblical Seminary, New York FREDERICK A. SCHILLING Dean, Sclaool of Theology and Profcsso Bilzliral Hisfory and Literature Clinton Theological Seminary, B. Th. University of Nebraska, B. A. Graduate work, University of Berlin University of Pennsylvania Ph D 1' of Dmsx' B. SCHLUNTZ Instructor in Home Ecouomivx Union College University of Nebraska, B. S., M. S. MOLLIE LAY-SITTNER I11sf1'11c'lor in Library SClt'l1CC XValla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, B. L. S. Graduate Work, University of Washington HERMAN R. SITTNER Dean of M011 XValla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, M. A. Graduate Work, University of Washington gulf' louis P. Ti-mom Dl'lfl0f,S1m1n1rr Profmor gf Um. Emmanuel lligsjonm. Noxrlmestem ljniveg, STANLEY Wax R luflmffo' in FE Ul lllilll liullllliillfller A EIA U - , Porrlandirgueme Me 0l'l , . . lxurl llvmielg, h l7 THE MOUNTAIN ASH ' ' Thorpe, Dietrich, Johnson Wolker, Bowers LOUIS P. THORPE ELEANOR ROWLAND-DIETRICP1 Director, Sicwzmer Session Critic Tcacfaer, First, Second, ami Professor of Eriucation Tbiffl G1'fIl1ll'S Emmanuel Missionary College, B. A. Walla Walla College, B- A- Northwestern University, M. A., Ph. D. ETHEL A. JOHNSON Critic Teacher, Sevevzlla amz' Eiglatla Grades .Walla Walla College, B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington Graduate work, University of Minnesota STANLEY WALKER CLARA IQEITH-BOWERS Instrucior in Piano ami Pipe Organ C1-ifig Tggglyer, Fourth, liiffb, ami Ruth Bradley-Keiser, Portland Sjxflg Gmdgg Mme. Marguerite Melville-Liszniewska, Walla Walla College, B. Portland University of Nebraska, M. A. Kurt Waniek, Northwestern University HAROLD ,IEWKES Academy Bible FLORIZNE FIELD Assistant in Music Department ORASON BRINKER Trumpet MYRTLE WALKEIK Penmanship Academy Bookkeeping Typewriting I GLENNA HAYNES-JEWKES Junior Piano ROBERT ARAGON Violin DORIS I-IOLT-HAUSSLER Academy Chorus ZELLA CASPER School Nurse MAURICE MONKS Music History Music Fundamentals MERZELLA JULUS Normal School Music Normal Music Methods Industrial of 5' ' 3' The Coh publications i done. Eighi The fa school year dairy, hesid and dairy P 21 THE MOUNTAIN The Press ASH 1 The College Press, under the management of R. L. Collins, prints the school publications and the North Pacijqc Union Gleaner. Commercial printing is also done. Eighteen students defray their expenses by working in this department. The farm and dairy managed by Roy Zumwalt employ several during the school year Many Worked in the apple orchard owned by the college The dairy besides supplying the school cafeteria also supplies the village with milk and dairy products J 7 9 3 . . l MOUNTAIN ASH THE The Store U15 John Bauer, jr., manager of the College Store, carries on his work entirely with student help. Fifteen students have found employment this year, and ' ' e at all times. A fountain render service is opera the customers courteous and efficient servic ted in connection with the store. The College Bakery has been operating successfully under the supervision WCG llrs. li v A -- - iruilfnu 'ml prim: .ax ' .l 1 1- -lf i' 'L ' .lllimg LR: ,im .z xii... . Ji serving is axis: scmce ml grows: i . .lpproximzzfiy ir.: of Cyrus Moore, who has taken over the Work this year. Seventeen students are Jpgmfdby Nga f,,..-. l l , - sf -nu.: employed during the school session. The Bakery also operates a health Food gommmgqwkg, Department that makes Nut Meat and Savory Nut Loaf. nmidwlx I, 'f K H if lCt?.1f.gs ........,.... 1 l, - D-l.,.,,,, ,-as , 'n 23 THE MOUNTAIN ASH I ll ununumanaanummmui:annum:nnnnuccnuznnnnnununnrmnuanonfm 1 -:ly nd ain ion are Jod , Y f Q' 22 Mrs. Anna VanAusdle, matron, has under her supervision about fifty students who perform most of the tasks in the dining room and kitchen. Food during che week is served in cafeteria style, but on Sabbaths the American plan of serving is carried out. Mrs. VanAusdle always strives to render efficient service and provide a balanced diet. Approximately thirty girls find work in the laundry, which is efficiently operated by Mrs. Gertrude Wheeler. In addition to the school-home laundry, commercial work is done. Mrs. Wheeler also directs all the janitor Work con- nected with the administration buildings. The Laundry f, 1 AsH THE MOUNTAIN r -rr. Pnwor P ont ' -ff 3. A Sl! ,il ,I Mart ants. TY year, so, a is assured The academy All reps departrr x ' r W 3 3'-s 25 THE MOUNTAIN The Service Station ASH I llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll . . ' my ff, f sweat ., I ' W . fe ' . - V 4 : ' ' . fray - L, 3 - M97 . , ,, we . 1 . 1 fe w: U . ' 5. , 2 r ' - . , 2 ' X , N,VV X, , f fi f, f uted neels 1 his jobs. lent. I Sl 214 Martin Gyes operates the College Service Station with two student assist- ants. Two new Tokheim 'Computing gasoline pumps have been installed this year, so, along with other modern equipment used, quick and satisfactory service is assured. i W Q I Q V The Woodwork Department, under the supervision of Ted Davis, trains academy boys and college men in the skill of wood turning and cabinet making. All repair work about the college is done by the nine students employed in this department. .S AXUQ P. xtj LL C 4 55 l t g PLA V5 .ri L - 1 cc-P O Lei me but do my work from day to day, In field or foresi, or desk, or loom, In roaring market place, or tranquil roomg Let me but fm! in my heart to say, Wflaen frugrmzt wishes beekon me astray, 'Tlois is my workg my blessing- 'noi my doom --Van Dyke l l l fb X Y X KJ Q L TTHH ag I 1 N I1 I H W W n I I . I L 3 . . 4 -1. N rf v V lv-,j U- - V. .' Xl: LJ ' 5 J I s 1' ' ,V -, ,K ,X . x .. L45 m :LX 11 , ff-Sxfy .1 Q, ., 9. 21:11, ' uf'-i'--f X' 1:13 H . 'Z-'Q' L, .5-fr N,-1 FE.,.Wg-. :,i in 4 x-.--., -j' ppgifr-,jpvl 5. .33 -,iff-E3 .1'.-TQ iQ,71f.j-L15 a-.g:, 3 X i K, 45, -'f.5Q'13x.1.',-'7,.lf'xf Zf,Qf,'.J '-Q? :JKQCHQ 1 7 bw, . .g 'va-5 x lsH,?,x:'f:w Q' .X A 3 .A ,-aw5:v.,, Q 5 L'Q'LfI4:Wf 3-'51, A212-:Qf 13.-5 :Yr V. llzim'-3, .I gf- 0- Am' . .Mg 1 Ef.L4F,t.:iC',.3', ,X'- Nu ' .-X-, 11- Km, Viff . 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W 1 1 1 1 i 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 5 1 1 k 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 2 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1: ' 1 1 5. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i , 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 Graduates ALL SW to VJ C :YQ of ' . 3 O fate sg ng, Tomorrow to fresh woods, and p futures 7161 -Milton. Z WAL' WCB-Presidcn College '3 1 3 R 29 lllllllill lllllllulllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllnlillilllllllll THE MOUNTAIN ASH ffam of ZQ36 XVALTER F. SPECHT, B. Th. GENEVA ROGERS-MERKEL, B. A. PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Major, Theology Major, Education Loveland, Colorado College Place, Wasliington Vice-President, Paulist Sodality '36g Union President Aleph Gimel Ain ,325 Associate Mis- College '31-'34 sionary Volunteer Leader '32-'33g Sabbath School Teacher '36 Motto THE WORLD,S NEED-GUR CALL Colors Flower ROYAL BLUE AND GOLD AMERICAN BEAUTY RosE Aim BUILD FOR CHARACTERXNOT FOR FAME 29 l I., , ' ' .f . ,V L, . ,J . V , a ' rl' -ff' 'W gr!! -I Ly! N I .Q JVM, lf' MLW !fM,l',, V V.. l- V' 1 175' J, ' lr 2610 . I V . r mm,,,,....nIap,,a:f lllllilullllllnlluillllllillllllllllllllllullullllill llllrlaildplxgiilllfllillllllldhihllllldilll T H E M o U N T A 1 N A s H ' QJLWQ, aifryffyjyv ro. vb E Wa. . -A-W HAROLD WELLINGTON JEWKES, B. Th. L05 f Edncanan A Major, TheologY 'l0 Lind,' Ca' College Place, Washington Lomanwumu f A Cappella Choir '34-'36, Student Teacher, Walla Wfalla Sffffmli bbnh Sc College Academy '36, Leader Missionary Volunteers '36, Cullelle S' , 4' U, Sabbath schoor Teacher we nh Club 5 ' nnnrl FARQU' rf' X EVELYN C. MCNAY, B. A., VICE-PRESIDENT Major, French Seattle, Washington Mission Band Leader '33, Prayer Band Leader '34, Vice- ' ' ' ' . A ' ted President, Aleph Grmel Arn 34, Secretary ssocxa Students '35 AGNES BERGE, B. S. Major, Home Economics Blaine, Washington Prayer Band Leader '36, Presi en '36, Nominating Committee, Associated Students '36 d t, Aleph Gimel Ain EDWARD L EDSTROM, B. S. Major, Mathematics College Heights, Alberta, Canada NORMA S. NELSON, B. A. Major, English Bremerton, Washington Literary Editor, MOUN Junior Class '35, Prayer Band Leader '33, '35, '36g TAIN ASH '33, '35, Secretary, Editor, MOUNTAIN AsH '36 ERALD C. LASHIER, B. B. A. . Major, Business Administration 9 College Place, Washington College Orchestra '30, '3 '36, Pep Band, '30, '34, '36 4, '36, College Band '30, '33, RICHARD L. HAMMILL, B. Th. Major, Theology Stanfield, Oregon Associated Students '36, Prayer Ban Student Pastor '36 GALE W. ROOD, B. A. Major, History Molalla, Oregon President, International Relations Club '36. Reporter, Paulist Sodality '34, First Vice-President, d Leader '35, '36S r 30 rraivf. BUS '6' Portland, Ong Editor, C0lll3 '35, Circulation N KENNETH HOL Major, Matlre Kline, Oolorar IRENE CLARK Major, Hom Battle Gaour Prayer Banrl Ll '52-'36 LUCY FEATI Major, Eng Portland,l Secretary, Bur rrary Club '3 Chairman, N 'l53 Clnairm Pf00f Editor, KENNETH Major, Q Caldwell Collegn of I ALLEN 1. Malfoy, Long I jnimming 553 Sabha 'll l'ERN0r Mtljgj Great Assisram SMP Ee Slfing ' Bl la Walls eers '353 543 Vice- ssociated Gimel Ain ents '36 , Secretary. s, '35, '562 md '30, '33, ,Ce-Presid0I1l der '3 5 v '3 6 6 30 1 LOIS E. SKINNER, B. A. Major, Education Loma Linda, California Secretary-Treasurer, junior Class '34, Superintendent, College Sabbath School '34, A Cappella Choir '34, Glce Club '34, Literary Editor, NTOUNTAIN ASH '34 WILBER FARQUHARSON, B. B. A. Major, Business Administration Portland, Oregon Editor, Collegian '36, Advertising Manager, Collegian '35, Circulation Manager, Collegian '35 KENNETH HQEL, B. S. Major, Mathematics Kline, Colorado IRENE CLARK, B. S. Major, Home Economics Battle Ground, Washingtoii Prayer Band Leader '33-'35, Sabbath School Teacher '32-'36 LUCY FEATHERSTON, B. A. Major, English Portland, Oregon Secretary, Business Eficiency Club '34, Secretary, Lit- erary Club '36, Girls Leader, Collegian Campaign '36, Chairman, Nominating Committee, Aleph Gimel Ain '36, Chairman Social Committee, Senior Class '36- Proof Editor, Collegian '35 - J KENNETH O. HARTLEY, B. S. Major, Chemistry Caldwell, Idaho College of Idaho '34 ALLEN TURK, B. A. Major, Chemistry - Long Beach, California Swimming Instructor '35, Life Saving Examiner '35- '36, Sabbath School Tcachcr '35, Bacteriology Assistant '35 VERNON A. NEDDERMAN, B. A. Major, Chemistry Great Falls, Montana Assistant Superintendent, College Sabbath School '35, Snap Editor, MOUNTAIN ASH '36, Orchestra '31, '32, String Trio '31, Violin Quartet '31 3l THE IAOUN-TAIfN ASH R-f., r be-'K 1 .ffy ' fa ,f , ,F gf LC Z' THE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliill 'I' M O U N T A I N A S H 5 l. jESS HAYDEN, B. A. Major, Chemistry Eugene, Oregon President, Pre-Medical Association '29, Prayer Band Leader '29, Sabbath School Teacher '29, '36, Union College '30 MYRTLE WALKER, B. B. A. Major, Business Hillsboro, Oregon Administration d nt College Sabbath School '33g Assistant Superinten e , Secretary, College Sabbath School '34, '35, Student Teacher '35, '36 -MQ, Weed ...Y-f 1e yr! . DW' ,Mx-f' ML, MILDREDGYEATTS,B.A. JJ 24,55-f 3 f 5,,.3, . j Major, erman - kg, 'lf f. 4-av 1 Yvgln' 7 Missoula, Montana J r . k Montana State University 104' , 179,42 fn-1-J 14 ELMER c. CHRISTIE, B. B. A. f- fi 'V,w ' Major, Business Administration b Newberg, Oregon . , . , 4 'd t Business Eiiciency Club 34, Business Is an! Presi en , ager, Collegian '35, President, Associated Students '36 GEORGE ELBRIDGE MARTIN, B. S. . fenatchee, Washington I Major, Chemistry ENID JUNE OLIVER, B. A. gym Major, English S Wallowa, Oregon Secretary, English Club '35 WILLIAM PERRY, B. S. Major, Physics Kelso, Washington Prayer Band Leader '35, Vice-President Science Club f ,355 Physics Laboratory Instructor '35, '36 EARL BOLTON, B. S. Major, Physics Kennewick, Washington College Band ,31-'363 College Orchestra '33-'36, Walla Walla Symphony '35, '36g Pep Band '33-'36 t 3 2 CE M055 .rAUlil C'illajorrlllii0 ' C 'Albernit Bflnih . h school Sul' ,1 1 c.ho0lCh0rlflff 'S' A . f' Swim ,tune ljepz teerClrorisICf 56 Stbbel or rsotrrtS0Nr l 1 A . Mrrl0'r Bunmi. cores PM ll . ' ess Presrdenir Bren rr Managfft Mow, Moumrs Asrr 5 oonortn ssnt Major, l'l0mf College Place, Assistant Leader, rector Senior Pli HARRY IORD. Major, Tlteol Viola. ldnlro Associate Leads Pastor '36 ASHLEY GEC Major,En1 College Pl President, Ser President, Pg i353 Speech Missionary Y tnnox q Cetnntr Alajor, l'0trlar President, Rnuft GEOR ? :ln no 33 fer Band 55 Union 'hool '33, 3 Student fi? ld,-,yn fall A-14 f- ww . uw BMJ' I arejuwl siness Man- tudents '36 Science Club f ! 3-9563 Walla 56 32 THE MOUNTAIN ASH C. MAURICE MONKS, B. A. Major, History Alberni, British Columbia, Canada Sabbath School Superintendent C. J. C. '32, Sabbath School Chorister '35g Sabbath School Teacher '35, As- sistant, Music Department '35,',36g Missionary Volun- tcer Chorister 336 JOE EMMERSON, B. B. A. Major, Business Administration College Place, Washiiigton President, Business Efficiency Club '33, Advertising Manager, MOUNTAIN ASH '35, Business Manager, IVIOUNTAIN AsH '36 DOROTHY SMITH-LANSING, B. S. Major, Home Economics College Place, Washington Assistant Leader, Cradle Roll Sabbath School '36, Di- rector Senior Play, All-Collegiate Benefit Program ,36 HARRY JORDAN, B. Th. Major, Theology Viola, Idaho Associate Leader, Missionary Volunteers '32, Student Pastor '36 ASHLEY GEORGE EMMER, B. Th., B. A. Major, English College Place, Washington President, Senior Class, Vincent Hill College, India '27, President, Paulist Sodality '35, Leader, Mission Band '35, Speech Editor, Collegian '35, Assistant Leader, Missionary Volunteers '34 NO PICTURES . BYRON G. MILLER, B. Th. LESTER HALLSTED, B. Th. CHAPLAIN, S1sN1on CLASS Major, Theology Major, Theology Salem, Oregon Portland, Oregon Business Manager, MOUNTAIN ASH '33, Business President, Paulist Sodality '36 Manager, C0llFgfl1f1 '34 MOISES ABAQUTTA, B. A. Major, English and Education Cebu, Philippines From College of Medical Evongelists :QRALPH W. ISAAC, B. S. WGENEVIEVE L. JOY, B. S. 'PMERLIN G. ANDERSON, B. S. :PGEORGE JOHNSON, B. S. 'GJOHN HILGERS LEARY, B. S. 'PMILTON E. ALTMAN, B. S. 'PROLAND A. SCHAUMLOFFEL, B. S. 'In Abscntia 33 THE MOUNTAIN ASH A 1935 ummm :SG Akin Absentia 5 Social Lucy Featherston Agnes Barge Vernon Neddcrman Bezcfaelor of Sc'iw1CC ::'GLEN OGDEN BKICIQCIOI' of 'Arfs JOHN L. CHRISTIAN goof gfcacfuczfsz anioz Uoznlnifbssa All-Collegiate Program Dorothy Smith-Lansing Willialmi Perry Lois Skinner C:1'6Ifl,llflfiOll Evelyn McNay Maurice Monks Lester Hallstcd Harold Jcwkcs Geneva Rogers-Merkel 1 3 LL X WL, . .M x,,,,A Juniors 3U I z VJALLA A Q M Q2 L 2 N -1 - -- fo fa 2 44,4 QQ 114- 5 , 'm m' A L E . Let us than be up ana' doing, Willa a heart for any fafeg Still acbievi1zg, still pmfsuin 8, Learn to labor, and to wait? -Longfellow. ,w '! THE MOUNTAIN ASH Cfmf, of 1937 LLOYD REILE, ..... Reile, Moon Class Officers President LEONA JAMES ............ ......... V ice-President DORIS MOON ................ ............. . Secretary THOMAS THORNTON ...... ....... . .....,.. 7 'rensurer lx. W. rl-'ARR ,...,.... ,. ..,.. ..,... . Sergeauf-al'-Arms FLORENIE FIELD. ...... ..,...,. P ulzlicify Nfmmgw' Motto NOT AT TI-IE TOP, BUT CLIMBING Colors Aim ORCHID AND NILE GREEN TO NVORI4 AND TO WIN Flower VIOLET QV . Ls:-.kl 1 -, 75-15 V.. K vrwfg E51 ,, .L THE MOUNTAIN ASH ..w,,,,,M4mmun LEONA JAMES EDWARD W. TARR THOMAS THORNT N f n I I I ,W W M5 LOIS BRUCEU t L MARIE SMITH I -V - of j:,Z?54+ gfvvifs M M56 -42' 'Zi-IE -3 M3 ,eo -I' l S M' ffm Ttif L ffkf 1 'N -Q TS ' M , 'I 1. -Qguvwxhffl 'O' ai 'fi-:hf J'!f ,H ,Q 'GQ' . ibn- . ,if 'QA-Cl Wi I v ' A U I fp V W uf! 'jipvgiflii 0?-A 5323313 AT I R i Sfwfiifjiz'-V 522, ALICE OLSEN FLORENE FIELD MARJORIE MEREEN EUGENE NORTI-IROP PAUL M. STUART KATHERINE ADAMS MAXINE MAYLAND VELMA EI SI-I XVREATI-IA COLE RAY GARDNER Z IFLLA CASPER ,, 'Si GLENNA HM 2594 ' Q-fi '52 rom smvw mm HUNT' DOROTHY 1 ROBERT SIONI DORIS HOII MABII If WA S 'N 1'-A-A f1A +A-H-JQ!'.IsUl5:Eff: Maxi.. .,., S,-S , 5 V Qt' ISK I R NT N V J KEEN KTHROP l' DAMS YLAN D LE JER -'1g ,, ZIIILA CASPFR GLENNA I-IAYNES--IEXVKES ,s T.OIS THOMPSON - Zgg., QQ, Y fx1QTN,f-x1i.. L '1.v:4iA.A l REQ- FORFST STEWARD , ' DARLE HU'NT1NGToN-ROODQS, DOROTHY JOHNSON ROBERT STONE 'DORIS HOLT-I-IAUSSLER MABLII TAYLOR 39 THE MOUNTAIN ASH 53 'N Wax! 222 QQ W , IMQXA' iff' KAPXWA-af gl T Lv 4 nf'fJ X, 'X - T. fi U 1.17 JJYR I, 7 I affK'09u7 47102 I uullnulnnlulnnun 1 I ' I T A I N A S H czmafza- Ljcmio 'za PAUL ALDERSON MRS. PAUL ALDERSON GENEVIEVE ABEL FRED ADAMS ROBERT AIREY CORNELIO BRIONNES VELMA COPELAND DOUGLAS CORNELL VERNA DIETRICH REUBEN FISCHER PAUL GALBRAITH PARTY Genevieve Abel Wreatha Cole Paul Galbraith FRED HARDIN CARROLL JOHNSON VERTA ROGERS-JOHNSON MARJORIE JONES CLAYTON KUN KLEMEN BEVERLY MCNEIL WILLIAM MERKEL ELLIS PHILPOTT SYLVIA ROGERS FLODA SMITH JOSEPHINE HARPER COMMITTEES PICNIC Lois Thompson Lois Bruce Edward W. Tarr ALL-COLLEGIATE PROGRAM Edward W. Tarr i DO professional Seniors vi AU-A C0 Y 4 ,V ca kwa fe 5? 3 Q I gang .5 c f A Grt xpy Li. Affeuzpf the rml, and rzfwr Sfllllll fo lI01l17fj Noflvizzyfv so bard buf senrrlz will fm! if 01If.,, -Herrick. J HAROLD CHR PM-M X I Nfibgfg Sour e U63 Prim Bm hH1ll '35 Hfgu rr H H115 Rt U3 THE MOUNTAIN ASH .0310 amionafcgianio 'vi Christie, Peterson HAROLD CHRISTIE, Prc'xi11r'nf DORIS E. PETERSON, Sr'rrt'hn'y Pre-Mffzficnl St'Cl'l'f4l1'i!11 Newberg, Oregon College Place, Washington Assistant Missionary Volunteer Leader '36g Fire Nominating Committee Associated Stutlcnts 34g Chief ,365 Prayer Band Leader ,365 Monitor Secretary, Associated Students '36g Secretary, South Hall 736 College Sabbath School '35 Motto HIS LIFE OUR GUIDING STAR Flower Colors XVHITE ROSE LL3 Aim SUCCESS THROUGH SERVICE BLUE AND SILVER iHE MOUNTAIN ASH i r 1 HENRY F. POPE, SERcEANr-AT-ARMS Three-year Pre-Mfrfivrll Weston, Oregon Proof reader, Collegian '36 ARTHUR PAUL FUNK, VICE-PRESIDENT Pre-Medical Lewiston, Idaho ' Pi Tan Sota, Washington State College '34, '3Sg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Omicron Pi Sigma '36 W.5iLTER W. SEIBLY Pre-Medical White Salmon, Washington DORIS WIGTON Tbrerf-year Normal Spokane, Washington AGNES KRUGER JOHN OLIVER Tfarec-year Prr'-Medical Rickreall, Oregon President, Pre-Medical Association '3Sg Second Vice- President, Associated Students '36 MERLIN HANSON Pre-Medical Touchet, Washington LOELDENE TUPPER Secrfiariul A Chico, California PNot Graduating This Year LU-L HNS0l No, TlJrN'3'M' 0rgg0l arh School T' bb . reporter C0llf5 ' Duflllees HEN P,,,Mfdiral Eagle Cfeeky C EDWARD H- A Prr-Mrrliral Pon Benton, BERNICE ANI Two-yvar N Colfax, Wai Reporter, Colle Delra '36g Sabh FRANCES TP Pre-Dirfrfir Olympia, N Secretary, Col Leader '36 PHILIP A. Pi E Prr-Medic Butte, N0 Sabbath Suhr Leader '555 GORDON I PTC-Medi Kelso, XX Presidem, O DON CAN Pre'M6r Eugene, Q5 I 355 Sec. ond Vice- W LLM NAIDA JOHNSON TfJ1'cc'-year Normal Dundee, Oregon Sabbath School Teacher '36, Prayer Band Leader '36 Reporter Collegian '36 HENRY XWEITZ P,-1--Mnlffnl Eagle Creek, Oregon EDWARD H. ACKERSON P1'l'-ML'!1iCdI Fort Benton, Montana BERNICE ANDERSON Tzuo-your Normal Colfax, XVashington Reporter, Collegian '36g President Phi Delta Epsilon Delta '36, Sabbath School Teacher '36 FRANCES TAYLOR Pm'-Divlvtirs Olympia, Wfashington Secretary, College Sabbath School '35, Prayer Band Leader '36 PHILIP A. PRITEL Pre-Medical Butte, North Dakota Sabbath School Teacher '34-'36, Missionary Volunteer Leader '35g Prayer Band Leader '34 GORDON HACKETT Pre-Medical Kelso, Washington President, Omicron Pi Sigma '35, Band '34-36 DON CAMPBELL Pre-Medical Eugene, Oregon 1-L5 THE MOUNTAIN ASH ASH TldlYil3EllulI:YlzJ U N T A I N ELOISE CROWLEY Tfarec'-year Normal Sitkum, Oregon Secretary, Normal Club '33, Prayer Band Leader ,33-35, M. V. Band Leader '34, '36 WALTER HART Prc'-Merlical Moscow, Idaho LOWELL DEAN KATTENI-IORN Pre-Mczficfll College Place, Washiiigtoii Second Vice-President, Associated Students '36g Social Committee, Omicron Pi Sigma ,36 MADALINE HARRIS Tzuo-yem' Normal Idaho Falls, Idaho ILDA CARPENTER Tlmfc'-yea1' Normal Salem, Oregon Prayer Band Leader ,33-'36, Secretary, Pi Delta Epsilon Delta '34, '35, Assistant Cradle Roll Leader, Sabbath School 335, Sabbath School Teacher '33-35. LELAND PADDOCK P1'e-Merfical Nordland, Wfashington XVESLEY HAFFNER Pre-Medical College Place, Wfashington Advertising Manager, Collegian ,365 President, A Cap- pella Choir '36g President, Pre-Medical Association '36, Circulation Manager, MOUNTAIN ASH 734 VERA F. FERGUSON Tl11'r't'-year N01'IlIlI1 College Place, Vfashington Graduated, Two-year Normal '29 LL6 Pl '1'u'0'J'Nr A IUHIOI U gourhcril W DOW lf izii H' vgym ard, Orcgo :lf llc nh Made N Orcs0n 1 EDWIN SPRECH dim! p,f.Mr Bum. Idaho MARIAN GOPF Two-yrar N01 lvlilwaukie, O1 Priycr Band L02 Oraiorio Society Dircctor '363 Sal L17 A-Mn. 1 f I 2 ' ffujfj n i .af aff if ,' f'7L4z..,g,4e! 1 P f I, lllllllllll f -1.54 , ,, ' ' ' Q '7 'N' '? , ,ff 3,151 x Illllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllglllllllll r '33-553 '36s Social Delta Epsilon der, Sabbath 5 5. dent, A CHP' ssociation '35 i4 Lib I-IAZEL H. DOXVNS Two-yvui' Normal Medford, Oregon I junior Unit Leader '36g M. V. Sunshine Band 'Hg ' Southern Oregon Normal School '35 EDWIN SPRLCHER Pl'r'-Merfirrll Buhl, Idaho MARIAN GOFF Two-your Normal Milwaukie, Oregon Prayer Band Leader '35g A Cappella Choir '35, '36: Oratorio Society '35, 36gCollegc Sabbath School Music Director '36g Sabbath School Teacher '35 LL7 T1-IE IVIOUNTAIN ASH NO PICTURES EULA MAE KNUTSON-HALLSTED Piano C011xci'vat0ry Salem, Oregon A Cappella Choir '33-'36g Accompanist Men's Glee Club '33, '34g Student Teacher '32, '33, '34 GLENN RASMUSSEN P1'c-Medical Berne, Switzerland University Copenhagen DENA TININENKO Two-year N ornml Bainville, Montana Sunshine Band Leader '35g Sabbath School Teacher '35, '36g Oratorio '35, '36 THOMAS H. 'l'I'lOliN'I'ON Pre-Medical La Cross, Wisconsiil A Cappella Choir '35, '36g President Omicron Pi Sigma '36g Treasurer junior Class '36 ni:-EI--E---Ii-B.-5-E-:E-X-T? --n- A ng-:In I ' ' I ,SW ff 19 1' WV - 'y I ummm cgoof gfzacfuazfai M' M 0 f W AUGUST 29, 1935 ' J ,ff ' CECIL DAVIS GLADIOLUS CUDDY-GETZLAFF ESTI-IER B. REP BERNICE I-IANSEN EVELYN ALICE ISAAC THREE-YEAR NORMAL CLIDE E. OMSTEAD P AUDREY RICKABAUGH BYRON EDGAR SCI'-IAFFNER FLORENCE E. JACOBSON ALEX STEINERT GERALDINE G. KIRKLIN EDITH ZIELKE 'Pin Absentia TWO-YEAR NORMAL LILLIA N GERTZ-SICKELS VERA NELSON -STEINERT SECRETARIAL DOROTHY Goss--L1BBY LL8 N M, 'lf f'4'Wf , 4 kkrv T 'I .V as A C PM. ff ' yfo ,Jw Mjgufv'-'fbfl I 4 f , 'UW .Irwin fi ,f,wfrwWW ?V . ,'d'44,f , r2f.fff,f-pf Jw. -ff? af Aqplma V ffj 'W M, fvffwf ' FU 'f'7'f f1f wfff ffwf' , mf , M I Mw,,,,,,1, x I . . ,F ' X - M WWW' f V, If .' 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I V In 1 55, T' A 1 A r 1 Associated Students V I X v ' , x,,m.I-A aff 3 e c- Ii 4nmmn1 LAQQ VN' w CO J' Sf: Wa 6 V- XQ rx -X if., - 1,',: I F ? 3 T Y S 46 2 H -' +9 UCP 1 ,Q ff I 11101111 that stzulcnfs should not play life, or Sindy nzcrcfly, buf erzrncstly live it from !l1'gf!7l7i71g io mul. -Th01'921U- I . , nmglfn' ....1-1 ' x . I' 'z .Q K I GIHSTU Prvsidml-- .... .-.. Svmfary .,,A - ,,,,, , Treasnrcr-,.,,, W, Arfo111zlal1I,,,,,,m, Firsl 1'ifc-prvsidcnf., Sfcomi riff-prcsidfn Tbird rice-prvsidcn, Graduale Marmgpr Bnsinrss Managgf , Business Managpr l 6l I! x -' ,WW f. ffl' f ' J. A Jn ffl X 4. 5 , ff' ' , . llllllllillllllll IAEIIAIIMLIIIIEIIIIQLFU'I' I If THE w1y4x1N'As'H , 'fc i f ,V I X61 4 I , X X If N , - U 1 ff My in 'J li ,ff Lil' WW -I aiociafscfcgwfucfgn Ji MU ' M cf. L bwwwff -4.-.Q-..., .. ,. f-ws, ' H101 ov' iff af J J W Wir if I i f ,, V' I J x I I fl O ' V41 L ' f WV A 5 1 , ris- ,Aff fy A J i xr Christie Prvsirlcnf ..,... ....., E LMER C. Cl--IRISTIE .- Secrc'fi1i'y ...... ....... D ORIS E. PETERSON Q' K .. Tl'C'llXIll'L'1' ........ ...... R AY A. GARDNER ' ACL'0lll?fHlIf ............, ..,,.. ..,., V E LMA L. FISH First 'vice-president ...... .,,, R ICHARD L. I-IAMMILL Second vice'-presizlvnt ...,.... ....... J OHN B. OLIVER Third 'vice-pimidwzt. ...... ..,,,,. , MAX M. NICHOLS G1'lIIl1L!1fL' Malmgw' ................... ............ E . S. CUBLEY ww if-:Mtv .J Bzlxinvxx Mamzgcr, Collegian... .... ....... D OUOLAS CORNELL Busirmss Mafmgvr, MOUNTAIN AsH ....,.. JOE EMMERSON I-Iommill Peterson Oliver Nichols Fish Gardner Cornell Emmerson Sllififlttll Cozmlziftcr' Social-Culfzwal Commiifee RICHARD B. HAMMILL, Clanirnzrzu JOHN OLIVER, Clmirmnu JUANITA SPERLING GLADYS BEUSERAMP GRETT.A JEAN ROXVLAND PAUL JOHNSON BILL MQGHEE MAXINIE BARCLAY FRANCIS Sopnrq JOSEPI-IINE HARPIER-STONE OI . ,- K . 11 ' ll! A7 f J THE MOUNTAIN ASH Quo. Thompson Cornell U65 doffagian Qgfaff Eflifor-ill-Cfaivf ...... , ......---- - QFirst Semestcrj Eflifor-in-Chief .-........,.-- ---- Qsecond Scmesterj Managing Effifov' ..4.V......... News Editor ...,.,. Emlzlrc' Erfifor ..,.. Drsk Ezlifor .,.... Speedy Editor .,.... . Lifcrary Adviser ..,... Editorial Council WILBUR FARQUHARSON ..---..-LO1s THOMPSON ----..--.B1LL MCGHEE .----..-ALBliR1' HUDSON -,..---AGNES KRUGER FLODA SMITH NEST BOOTH ----.-PROI-'ESSOR M. L. N121f1-' Editorial Staff Bi-ifffs Editor ....O...,.,.,. ........ . ..............f... ......,.. A N NA MAY TIIAL Alumui Eflifor ....7,... ..... ..,,.. M O LLIE LAY-SITTNER Axxisfazzf Desk Editor .,,4..,. ,.,.,,...,. M ERLE WOODY Proof Editor.. ....,.O.......,,,,... ....... M ARII2 ARMSTRONG Exvfaaizgc Erlifor Y ,,,,-.,, , .,,....,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, K IEAN BOOTH Axsisfnlzf Exclmflgc Ezlifor ,,,,., ,,,,,,,, M AXINII MAYLAND Officfv Assisfnfzt ......O...,....,....,... ..,...,.. ,.,,,.,-,,,. ,,,.,. R U 5 SIIL NEUMAN Circulation Staff Cjl'flllIlfif1II Mmmgcr, ,i,,, ,A ,,,,,,,,------,-.----,--,---- 4,,- Aff, V A 141515 CDLSEN Mailing Mulzagrr i,,..,, -Q----- R UTH GUSTIN Business Staff B?lXjl1C'SX Mtllldgfl' ,,,,,,AA,,, ,,.----,,, , ,,--- Y , .-..V,---, -.--------. D QUGLAS CORNELL AfY'Vf 'ff5f'1S MH77Hg9V ....-.-.. ., ........,..... WESI,EY HAFFNER Bllsimzvs Ar1'Lfisc'r ........... --,--.-.PROFESSOR E. S. CUBLEY ff X. 63 THE WF' MOUNTAIN ASH I llllllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllillllllllllllillli 62 William McGhee Wilber Forquliorson ,, ' 1 ,r :ffl .,' a , rr Agnes Kruger I , ' ' - O Marie Armstrong 4U5'. 5 aw' Albert Hudson Rulli Guslin Wesley Hoflrier Alice Olseii THE MOUNTAIN ASH Nelson Ulla dl!! Editor-iii-Chief ....... Assistant Editor ...... Faculty Editor ...... Class Editor .......... - Activities Editor ,.,..,. , Acaa'e11zy Ertitor-----....- Photograph Editor ....... Snap Editor ............... -- Academy Snap Editor Literary Adviser .,........ Business Manager ....... Advertisiiig Manager - Circulation Manager- Circulatiozz Manager--- Typists ---.--------,,,,--,-,,, Business Adviser ----.--- 4 5 Thelrno Nysteen Lester Stephens Horolcl Schwartz Evelyn Mchloy Ruth Shurnwoy Vernon Nedderrnon Adoh Roberts John Neufeld Eunice Berger lvloxine Moylond THE MOUNTAIN ASH ,mfr llll 1,44 AQ J.U'rlfVW0' DI fjrllyl THE MOUNTAIN ASH .lwgaf Rodio Speech The Radio Speech Class is the newest and perhaps the most entertaining department of Walla Walla College. The class was organized for the first time this year under the direction of Professor Merlin L. Neff, assistant professor of the English Department. The purpose of the class is to give students the opportunity to develop voice technique for radio speaking, which is fast becoming the communication of the day. The class is limited to a small group of advanced students, in order that the members may have individual practice. The classroom studio is acoustically perfect for broadcasting, and the system is wired in such a manner that programs can be broadcast to and from the church, to both the college and preparatory school chapels, to the music conservatory, and to the dining room. The work of the class was further amplified when the college accepted thc invitation of station KUJ of Walla Walla to broadcast every Sunday from its studio. However, the opportunities at KUJ were not limited to the Radio Speech class. The following took part in the broadcasts at appointed programs: 'the Music Department, the School of Theology, members of the faculty, and the speech class. There have been about thirty broadcasts, with over two hundred and fifty students participating. Ing irst lilflt elop tion s, in udio ch a 1 the 9 the spted from Radio rams! 1, and L' YWO 66 '1 I 0 fgfjpagy Spiritua G 'f , Q 4 ii W E u i ,p , 2 ,r 1 M i I +3 ,. Ii ll 1 H, 5 Q1 1 I W1 ill hi L Fw 1 2 ! L I . w I w V! W V NEW In i ilu a if MH ,, 1, W W 5 ,I My , 1 N i I 4 l N ALLA NJ Co A LA f Z f I V I N 'LACE . v-I For wfadt are men better fbnu .vlaccp or goats That nonrisfa I1 blind Ii-fu wiilvin ibn' brailz, If luzowiug Goff, flsey lift lI0f band of prayer Both for fl3f'lllSf'Ilf'CJ an! ffaoxv who call flwm fricmlxf' --Tennyson. Su per. Sm!! Muxif Su pg SPH. M us Sn 1 Su' M1 69 1 0 ai P J A ... . 1 i THE MOUNT IN A I ve I T4 ,, 2 ,. 2 'V r f T 1349- C15 'E Y-'TQ Sperling, Neddermcm, Wohlfeil, Kncuft Field, Adams, Oberg, Neilsen, Hommill Sabbath School Officers FIRST QUARTER Superintemlenis ...... ...,... V ERNON NEDDERMAN, KATHERINE ADAMS Secrrtnries ....,....... ,.................. F RANCES TAYLOR, EMU. KNAUFT Muxic Dirac-for ..,.,................. ....................................... S TANLEY XVALKER S1lpl'l'i7IfL'lI!ll'lIfK SUCl'l'f:H'l6'X ..........., Mnxir Dirvvlor S11 j11'ri11l1'mlz'11lx Sz'frr'l:1rie's. ...,......, Muxiv Direrlor SECOND and THIRD QUARTERS HOWAIil3 I'IAMl2L, JUANITA SPERLINC -.,-..,DORO1'HY HAMMIl.L, LORRELL WOHLI-'IilL .,,,,,,, -,,,V,,,, , ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,.... FLoR13N12 FIELD THIRD QUARTER CARL JOHNSON, PAUL STUART LOLA LDICK, MILDRI-QD YEA'l I'S ....,..,L.,NIARION GOFF fe' --?' 'fm -- '- '- i ii, ii THE MOUNTAIN ASH li i ! , a I il lf I i i l is ,. li ll Ill' ,, l Ill ii Z Monks, Pritel, Christie, Knouft, Neufeld Abel, Johnson, Jewkes, Gibbs, Smith, Crowley sionary Volunteer Officers rirasr QUARTER i LC-,,,1f.f -,---,,,m,---.---,-------,,-- ,,,,- ..-,, . . ....,-.HAROLD W. JEXVKES i First Assistant Leader' ...... .--,,-.fV G LADYS BEUSEKAMP 1 Sgr-will Axsisfrrzzi Lezuffw ,..,.. .,............. P HILIP PRITEL i Ser-fern,-y e,,----,.,,..,,,,,,,,-, ,...,...,s..,.. G ENEv1EvE ABEL 5 Axsisianz' Secretary ........ ........ M ARY MCCONAUGHEY Claorisler ...,...,.....,.................... ,....,................................, M AURICE MONKS l SECOND Gnd Tl-IIRD QUARTERS l Lender .......,............-.....,....... ,...... H AROLD W. JEWKES 1 Firxf AS.YiSfl1lIf LCIIIIIPI' ,.,,., ,,..,,.,,,.,, J 01-iN NEUFELD i Second Assisfrmi Leader ,.,,., ,--,-, H AROLD CHRISTIE ' Tbirzf Axxisfmff Lcfarlrfr ...,, ---,w,-,---,.,Y, Q MAME SMITH Sr'c'i'ef:1ry.-,. .... ..... ,...,, , . Assixhmf Sm? VE'flll'Jl ,e-s, ,..,,...DOROTHY JOHNSON ....... ELOISE CROWLEY Cf90 ifff, ---'f ---f------ .s....... A R THUR KNAUFT Arlviscr ,,.. ...--.PROFESSOR GIBBS Approxin weekly copies their desire to these individu members. A Souls no the 1 Knaufr, led The Sur Ihe school 5, the Purpose P lol' and ha Fiftee Band, Th hav fi been has led to with the a 7l e, , ,s ,,i e r , ,, e es eeeeee s , se s, e se ii..- x K.-. o 42649 fycf-if-127.-:1,,., ,MA-j. l . li i ' '---1-fa M-7 .1-'car'ff4 '-C-,,C-f.f,,..-JACJQ-.Aj . , ,-tif' l , K f J C-41-'Diff' ' 'ff-17'- 'i,4,4.J My J V , ' K-4' J LAL, lunlhgiiisgiirilllulllugqclgdy..J.,.4?,Z 'uv V ,li 6 V, , V l vi 6:7 l-unululnnnlnl:llllln6lEf2:iiT:1ifIAlIlllili':14v'fi x -'lfi.f'4f',,' Lf- fam--',,,a,.Y,lv,144, T 97U NIT ALI NA A S H A ' A: 7 X. x I 1 ' p f' 1 iff--.af-1-f 1,.r ,I ,LM 1 ,V 'K 4 h fi' i ' :Nz . . . i fi 1- Vetter, Johnson, Field, Smith, E. Kriouft, Dexter ff Home Missionary Bonds Approximately fifteen young people assisted in mailing out one hundred weekly copies of the Signs of the Timesi' to people who have expressed their desire to receive literature. Favorable replies have been received from these individuals in answer to the letters written them by the mailing group members. Although the work is not personal, it is a way of bringing some . . . . .1 souls to the knowledge of Christ. Floda Smith, with the assistance of Emi Knauft, led out in the work this year. The Sunshine Band has made about seventy-two missionary visits during the school year. Small groups visit people who may be discouraged, with the purpose of helping such people to believe that there is a source of true ' d ha iness Florene Field has led out in this band. JOY an PP ' Fifteen industrious members have comprised the Literature Distribution . . I Band. Their reports show that about two hundred tracts and periodica s have been distributed each week. The interest developed by the literature has led to giving Bible studies to those who wished them. Stanley Johnson, with the assistance of James Vetter, was leader of this band. THF MOUNTAIN ASH Armstrong, Philpott, Vetter, Steelmon Foreign Mission Bonds The Foreign Mission Band, under the leadership of Marie Armstrong, was formed to arouse interest in missions. The organization was open to everyone and not only to those planning to be missionaries. The average attendance at the meetings was sixty-five. In order to provide opportunity for the study of special countries, the band was divided into three groupsg one which studied the Far East, with Marie Steelman as leaderg one which discussed Africa, under the leadership of James Vetterg and one, conducted by Ellis Philpott, which studied South America. The bands met every Friday evening, dividing into the seperate groups every other week. The meetings were made especially interesting by talks presented by returned missionaries now in attendance at school, Who told of their particular fields and the problems connected with such Work. zrong, was o everyone endance at mtries, the East, with e leadership udied South the seperate rteresting by school, wh0 1 such work. Music 1 vi:-LLA P is CO4 'rv 2 Qi 7 I fag - 0 . g f? 4 f 5 ' S c 9' PLACE .vip .Q ., ,-' , aces lu !Jlll'IIl0lIlt'A of fm' UlUfl l ll, Qf lgiglo Illlll holy Pl U'5'n -Sarett. The St McGhee, il Jeanette OE this year. excellent re college and radio appeg Mr. A deP31'UI1en foreign mi Illell' Cduc 75 THE MOUNTAIN ASH Arogon Johnson Oberg McGhee Strung Trlo f R b Ara on first vrolxn Wllllam McGhee second v1ol1n, and Professor VICKOI Johnson, v1oloncello w1th 3 Jeanette Oberg as accompamst, 1S a new organ1zat1on Wh1ch has developed thrs year The art1sts have spent tune and effort, and have buxlt up an excellent repertolre They have made a number of appearances both at the college and at varxous churches rn other cxt1es , y Also the have made frequent rad1o appearances Mr Aragon IS a v1ol1n teacher 1n t e 1 de artment Both Mr Aragon and Mxss Oberg have been connected wxth P fore1gn m1ss1on 1nst1tut1ons, but have come to Walla Walla College to further h un1or d1v1s1on of the musxc thexr educatlon l The String Trio, composed o o ert g , ' ' , ' ' THE MOUNTAIN ASH FIRST VIOLINS Robert Aragon Lewie Kern Leah Hagen William McGhee Lyle Freemyer Forest Steward VIOLAS Wilma Landeen Luella Schaeffer MELLOPHONES Lulu Hill-Miller George Miller TRUMIIETS Orason Brinker Ernest Booth ' College Orchestra PROFESSOR VICTOR JOHNSON, Director CLARINET Gerald Lashier DRUM Earl Bolton SECON VIOLINS Frances Collins Dorothy Landeen Genevieve Getzlaif Euleta Wheeler Royce Langdon Bernon Meier Opal Lewis Anna Moravek Margaret Arbuckle Betty Kruger l I VIOLONCELLOS Mrs. Susanna Moravek Mrs. Margaret Kelln Mrs. Florence Saxby TROMBONE Reil Rogers PIANO Lois Gyes 76 Z BRI. Row: Simmer, Hardin. Ion, Parks, Hallsted, l lim Row: Cole, Rusch, Pcicrson, lulus, l'lall1 I I H . All RW: Havsta Qul1lsI',Ha5 MIDDLE RW' F, ld - IE y A- Peterson, owl .lllluf Your R QQQIIIIANIST: Ed 77 I I S 1 Moraveli ret Kelln ce Saxby 76 THE MOUNTAIN AsH A Cappella Choir BACK ROW: Sittner, Hardin, Knauft, Fleck, Bringlc, Turner, Lansing, Wixmters, Ambcx-Son, Hagncr Thom- ton, Parks, Hallstcd, Rusch, Specht. l 12 . R .: , .. , RONT UW Cole, RU5Ch, Peterson, Taylor, Field, Goff, Gudcrian, XX7l1cclcr, Havstnd, Spcrling, Michel, Peterson, xlulus, Hallstecl, james, Grunkc. M f ' , ,x M , s - ,Q V, Men's and Women's Glee Clubs BACK Row: Havstad, Sittner, Hardin, Jewkes, A. Knauft, Bringle, Turner, Fleck, 'L:msing, Ambcrson, Cubley, Haffncr, Thornton, Reed, Winters, Parks, Hallstcd, Rusch, W. Spccht, Jenks. MIDDLE ROW: Field, Wilson, S. Hallsted, Goff, Gudcrian, Wl1cclcr, Spcrling, V. Davis, G. Jcwkcs, E. Lasllicr, A. Peterson, 1. Taylor, Cooper, H. Peterson. FRONT ROW: Julus, Peach, Godfrey, Olney, R. Bell, T. Rusch, E. Abel, Rowland, Cole, James, Grunkc. ACCOMPANIST: Edna Smith-Cublcy 77 l l l E THE MOUNTAIN ASH V 2534 ' s 6 Oberg, Field, Gyes, Reitla, Jewkes, Terr, Cubley, Lengel, Peterson, Lee, Lone Piano Ensemble The piano ensemble, composed of ten. advanced students under the direction of Edna Smith-Cubley, met once a week during the winter, and on May 2 presented a program in the college auditorium. Ensemble Work is to the piano student what the chorus is to the voice student. It is really a piano orchestra. The class gave the students experience in working together and afforded an opportunity to study great orchestral works, including some of the most valuable in music literature. Five pianos were used in some of the numbers, and students were given experience in playing both alone and two at each piano. In using five pianos, fifty tones were possible, making it comparable to a fifty-piece orchestra. This is the third year piano ensemble work has been included in the department. A room in the Music Conservatory, in which there are four pianos, has been set aside especially for ensemble practice, thus affording facilities which few of our other institutions have. Piano ensemble work is constantly growing in prominence. Among the largest group is one in which thirty pianos were used, one person at each. M X the 1 on is to ly a srded most nbers, each arable n the : four Jrding xmong t each. Clubg A A W J' .LLL C044 Q S' SQ 6 2 ? 4-nnnnl LA4T.v1 Where once we held Clebaie, a bam! Of j'0llfl3fIl1fl'iL'llt1.Y, on mimi and arf, Aml labor, and flu' cfaalzging Illtlfl, And all ffac' fl'lIllll'1U0l'k of flu' laml. -Tennyson. 'Mull F llllllnnln 'gill' Prvsidcni -.. ...,. -,. Vire-Prrsideul .,Jd ' 'W Q , QQ 1 3.7 :.'f'- Q . .NI 1 V 3 X, , ii 35. L k Tau V351 .-1, 5 Ti? :M. 4miQ 73 Bl nuuuunuun uuunmnnnuuuuuuuuunnunnnuuunuunumnum:nmuunmunu THE MOUNTAIN ASH I 4 Peterson Gibbs Moon Featherstom, James Llterary Club Pumlent LEONA JAMES Semetmy LUQY FEATHERSTON Vzce Pwszclefzt STANLEY PETERSON Asszstmzt Secretmy Dams Mmm P SOR GIBBS Arlvzm RoEEs Vzce P1 rfszdcvrt SC'C1C'fL1?y Treasurer Pa1flm11ze11tzz1za1z Reid Dexter Burnett Bowers Haffrwer Pre Medical Assoclatlon 1 t Semester 2nd Semester PAUL STUART ESLLY HAEENER RALPH BURNE FT V GROVE FARL ACKERMAN ERA ROBERT DEXTER IOHN OLIVER NOBLE REID Presidrfzzf ,.,..,.,.,.e..,V........V... -. W : 8 I x - E 1 V fp f7 ' lr r. sq ' ' ' Y 0 ...lull ' A QVA! X Qi ll - J I. R L, il N nllnlil L!-Al ' dv C V 'M . 'B 1ml ' ' i mf ' UI 15,MA.,..,,,,,,i,a0t' 4 ' if I unguullxn ngdnllu udannnnnnnunnuumunuunn nnunuuunun unuuunuunnn uunuzzig uununuuizu I7 151 OUNTAIN ASH .I V ! X J l l I U I Johnson, l-lordcostle, Bollou Schvxortz, Bell, lvlunsey, Westcott, Culnley Business Efficiency Club lst Quarter 2d Quarter sd Quarter P!'C'.!illL'lIlf ....o,,..,,,,, , HAROLD SCI-IXVARTZ, BILLY BALLOU RAY GARDNER Virc-Pmsifleuf ,..-.,. BILLY BALLOU HARRY JOHNSON WILBUR HAWLEY Sc'c'I'c'fu1'y ......,,...,... EVELYN ABEL GERTRUDE BELL ALICIA BUTLER Tl't'll.YIll't'l'I ,L,,,,,,.,,.,, HARRY JOHNSON GILBEIRT OLIVIQR KENNETH XVI-IITNACK Reile, Alderson, McGhee, E Knoutt Specht, Burg, Schilling, Miller Paulist Sodality J . , .' , V Q . . ij,-MHZ Hi 7 ' HBXRON MILL11lK Pnbllflf-H' M!1l1rlKLfl'I' ,Lw,LL -----, B ILL NICGHEE fav- rcsir c'111' ....,,. A 1 -----ff---WALTER SPL-CHT Nlllslc Nfglliglgffr W--W--U --.H--W-AENIIL KNAUP-T SCCl'l'f!Il'JV-T1'g'g1511fp, ,---,- ------H-hu LLOYD IKEILF 82 ,., , , . ok 'I sg ga' J wx . ju! 4' YN PI ln Si ll llll J J...l -N 1- MI- ..,,l-.c.cL .LNLIQ -Ll--Q I ls I3-EY rl? ..,- A ,. J ..I i,,jyj 1- '-0... lv 33 ffl' '- , . ., lllx l X X X P5 lllllllllfllllllll J, ll ll JXEP . Prcs1de11t No th op Chrustnon McGhee Rowland Soclol Sclence Club THE MOUNTAIN ASH BILL NICGI-ILT GRETTA JEAN ROWLAND l. TL ' . . I' fl Vzfe-P1'eszdc11t 1 WHITXACR 'Lil Sl'l'l'Ll'lllj T1eas111e1 LUGLNE NORTHROP Gospu Amondsen Knopp I-lomson Goode Pre Nurses Club N ERLIL KNAPP Plcazdcnf VIH, P,c,m1e,,,g MARGULRIT1: AMUNDSTN Seweffuy T1c'aA111e1 MARTHA GASPAR LILA Gooor Publzczty Mmzagm wnzaniuniunmulliniiuim Q W flllgll r frlflllfl it-4 , . l l K ,L l 517 onnum:unuuuumunnnnuunnnuuuuunusuunununuuuuuunui anna lmxsuuslsu l , nl nll lull ,Il 1 Y rf' I 1 1 li I. l THE MOUNTAIN ASIi X ,, to , Anderson, Teal, Neilsen, Roedel Normal Club A Presiflent v..-A,A,.,., ..,..,..,7..,.7.......,..,,..l.,.. , ...., B Enmcu ANDERSON Vice-Presi1lw1t ,,..,.... .,.......V A NNA MAY TEAL Sc'crf'fn1'y-Trea:u1'c1' ..,.. ,........ C LARA MAE ROEDEL 1 4 l Christian, Road, Bruce, Monks international Relations Club Prexiflezzf ,A,,,--- -MA,--AY--A --M--ffff----P----v-w P - mb - GALE ROOD Vice-P1'c'Xizlent .,..,, Y-,- M AURICE MONKS Sec1'v1fcn'y-Trcus1H'er' ...., Lois BRUCE If lf o V1 l ll yl! 77, fjf ky l lpl bl l 6 ts l .fl 4 X1 l Prff Vim' Sllfl Tri Par ' i 'gl.g t. , rf. .3 Q. ' -ffffl-5-' 'W ifvl . le -H111 . . Wi L 1, I' 35 -5 I I 1 vnu Ai. 3. nl nga . I ni U THE MOUNTAIN ASH Pa1I1:z1lze11tz111a1z Keszler Adofns Berge Abel McConaughey Bovvef Ten! Moon Jomeq Aleph Glmel Am AGNES BERGE LUQILE BOXVLRS P1et1a'c'11t Vzce Preszrlcnt IXATHERINE ADAMS DoR1s MooN Sem atm y VERA GROVE ANNA LIIAY TEAL H K Y1ARY MCCONAUGHEY Twasurer U DA ESZLER GENEVIEVE ABEL LEONA JAMES X009 0945 QCCE 85 Reld, Neufeld, Funk Peterson, Hackett, Slttner, Thornton Omicron Pi Sigma p,f5,,1g,,f GORDON HACKETT Vzcc Pn's1de11t STANLEY PETFRSON CLARAN JESSE PAUL FUNK Secretary-Treasurer ....... . DOUGLAS CORNELL REID HENRY Pon THOMAS THORNTON Sergeant-at-Arms ..-.---- NOBLE fzalra finial arrays Out where the west winds blow, With courage true as skies are blue Onwarrl we,ll ever go With our song of admiration for you. CHORUS- O XValla Walla, you're the fairest of the golclen west Our every heart beats true and loyal 1 for we love you best, Anal may your banner bright shine out with glorious light Ana' your stanelara' be the emblem of the right Although the eall of duty bears us to some flistant elime Wfeill ne'er forget those days gone by. Years will bring our cheers, Dear Walla Walla College, here's to you. Star of our aim shine on. Though :lays be rlrear we cannot fear. On 'till the work be elone. We will battle 'neath your beaming rays of Cheer, -'x NAL, if N r,r P L1 wx, L K x EQ K' kim up A 'N S an y '. A R v 'f A. 'ws aqua X bKifQf5Q: Q I fx, Y xx rn Xsv L Vx 'J F -'ful ' ' vQY.g-f Iv L JIU P Vg I' Iv Q X 'lyk' ,L ,K fvitrgij 9 '- A -.J 6151 :xx 4 AV? 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A, X w w 4 Qccasions 1 v1m.LA fc Q fqmre ea lee: Wi' A caanpns has a S!1fiSft1CfO1'y social life, when cfzfery stnclcnt finds nnfuiling friend- liness in the casual contacts with other sfnfleaats, when every stmfevzt finds oppor- frrnifies for Hoc' more complete fricnr1sfaips. -Dean Frmacis Nrzrrlin. up ull! plll 'uuulu gamma gat 0 K us in ffl ' I ' fl 'ldinSt adminimauog Tar cent Occasion ell fzgul tltf mdmom l l' er When the ire? husk from the vtscu wer 1 -.C X1 matriculationifewl . hg faculil nd when 0 hg camP handS of l classmen, 2 . dl again greet old fue? warm CXPMSW O hm-ty handclaSpS- 'Results of the colle in Harvest lngatherii dents participate gifts for missions. other than money, produce, merchandis' goods are sold at a campus. Professors son, and E. S. Cuhle tioneers. 'Aleph Gimel Omicron Pi Sigma Qllet. Yured The and r Wil' The funn. the Armis Pmgram U eadlnSSvvhi but rather Wltgm part I Plated in times 59 amsfza dafcfisfs +On the campus 1n front of the adm1n1strat1on bu1ldxng the irst occaslon of the year centers around the tradltlonal Faculty Student M1xer when the freshmen strll weak from the v1sexss1tudes of maLr1cu1at1on recene the extended hands of the faculty and upper classmen and when old students agam greet old fr1ends w1th that warm expressxon of frlendshxp hearty handclasps 'Results of the college s field day ln Harvest lngatherlng when stu dents partlclpate sol1c1t1ng g1fts for m1ss1ons Donamons other than money such as farm produce merchandlse and canned goods are sold at auct1on on the campus Professors H R Emmer on and E S Cubley acted as auc UOHCCYS 'Aleph Glmel Am entertaxns Omxcron P1 Sigma at a soc1al ban quet The functron th1s year fea tured the Arm1st1ce Day motlf The program consxsted of songs and readxngs wh1ch d1d not glor1ty war but rather depleted the 1m portant part the women have played 1n tlmes of world cr1s1s THE MOUNTAIN ASH munnuumnnmummmnunuunuuunnunuumtmunumnuuunnemnnnuumnuu I rl THE MOUNTAIN ASH 'Harry Pearson, teacher at Chi- cago School of Speech and former student of W'alla Walla College, presents one of the most delight- ful lyceum evenings with his interpretation of Milking Time, The Scavangerf' 'lBoots, and several other selections. + Dad Sittner welcomes the authentic dads of the Omicron Pi Sigma boys Father and Son Banquet, which the club hopes to make a yearly event. 'Presenting ghosts, thrills, music, games, contests, readings, photo- slides, art exhibitions, museums, and skits, the faculty members entertain the associated students for two hours in the rooms of the administration building. The un- usual program presented truly gave the students a glimpse of Much Ado About Nothingf' 4Jan Kubelick, internationally known violin maestro, thrills his audience with his astonishing technique. Tickets were not available to comply with the requests for seats for the evening. +The culmination of four years of college-slow music-dignified lines of darkly gowned seniors- and the class of '36 meets for the last time before the pulpit of the College Place church. Qo nl nl ' uI ' nun nil ,Inn STUDEN ,Or rvhfn SU QCTOBER 1 d had PM ,. ihe campus I0 bus and with one mol ' hundrfd People ma helps I0 U Cerrniull' PRESIDENT Oerontr 19'l illairs of thi . ns by Presrc worlc 50ndlIl0 gn the passihel of 6 l Ocioutu 21 , brought I0 U5 H' Carnegie Endowm' tions Club. He I0 is he had observed COLL Ocroutrr 23-i launched in chape aroused in everyc which were given ind Lucy Feathers Ocrourr 26-. md clever manip substance, limes l Sity of Nebraska, Novtirutu 9- ml0l'ed the lirst presented Arrlqu Dyke run. Joh, iooru Auruv Novrurrr ir English Bible V devoted to lem larore, The W srereopricon lm med bl' Dean FA NOVEMBER 1 and grmd of IP gal? 5 with God Iopic lrTh. Schilling, e Pfcial au T Nor. the bigti fzlldir I Q P The figrl mg of IBER orium YH P 9l iq, lllllllllllu w le! at Ch. 1. and former rlla ege, Igllr. lost del Sk.WI'I his gmg Times, Golgi, and IS. l'elC0mes the the Omitrun tlier and Son Ie cluli 1,0 renr. W sts, tlirills, music, readings, plioru liitions, museums, faculty members rssociarecl students rr the rooms of the building. Tlieuu- preserrrerl truly give glimpse of lIuclr itliingf' lick irirerrirriouilll , , ' lus 3 maestro, rhulf aiu his from , um Trclrili were 'gh Ile i Wi ' V sms lor the 'lem uinzti0U of, -slof music irs' fuel gmc 26 mag for if SS 0 ' ul If btforc rhfP'1ll ' Iii! church' Q0 THE MOUNTAIN' ASH Wiz sew a ciqcfivifisfs 'U ' I I STUDENT-FACULTY MIXER OCTOBER 1-Only two days of the fall quarter had passed when students new and old gathered on the campus to become acquainted with the faculty and with one another. Shaking hands with over five hundred people may make onels arm tired, but it certainly helps to make one feel at home. PRESIDENT LANDEEN'S LECTURE OCTOBER 19-Those who take an interest in affairs of the world were informed about European President William M. Landeen's lecture on the passing of democracy in Europe. HILLIS LORRY OCT'OBER 21 -- M o n d a y morning convocation brought to us Hillis Lorry, representative of the . . 1 Carnegie Endowment and the International Re a- tions Club. He told us of conditions in Manchukuo conditions by as he had observed them. COLLEGIAN CAMPAIGN OCTOBER 23-The C 0 I I e g i rr 71 campaign was launched in chapel. The spirit of enthusiasm was aroused in everyone by the peppy admonitions which were given by Joe McConaughey, boys leader, and Lucy Featherston, girls leader. LIQUID AIR OCTOBER 26-Astonishing us by his deft handling and clever manipulation of the quickly vaporizing substance, James Williams, a graduate of the Univer- sity of Nebraska, lectured on liquid air. FIRST LYCEUM NOVEMBER 9--Music lovers of the vicinity greatly h' h enjoyed the first lyceum of the school year, w rc presented Arthur Johnson, tenor, with May Van Dyke CMrs. Johnsonj as accompanist and composer. 40OTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ENGLISH BIBLE NOVEMBER 10-16-The 400th anniversary of the En lish Bible was frttingly celebrated by a week g devoted to lectures about the Bible and its trans- lators. The week was brought to a close by a stereopticon lecture on the history of the Bible pre- sented by Dean Schilling. FALL WEEK OF PRAYER NOVEMBER 17-23-Pausing a little in the rush and grind of the school year, the students this week gave special attention to a renewal of acquaintance with God. The Week of Prayer, having as its topic The Lordls Prayer was conducted by Doctor Schilling, Dean of the School of Theology. ' ALL-STUDENT SOCIAL NOVEMBER 27--The annual student social, one of the big events of the year, was held in the Davis Auditorium. John Oliver was master of ceremoniesg the program contained skits, readings, and music. The Thanksgiving spirit was en ing of pumpkin pie. 9I hanced by the serv- DR. SCOFIELD'S LECTURE WrlEI1OvEMBER S0-Dr. G. H. Scofield of Walla a a aroused in us our latent desire for travel and 8l?1mOur when he presented an illustrated lecture about hls experiences in l'Romantic Mexico. VICTORY TO THE GIRLS DECEMBER 4-The girls had the last laugh when the Collegian campaign closed in chapel, for they were the Victors. The total subscriptions amounted KO' 1416, and prizes were given to thte deserving winners. SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DECEMBER 7-It was a rare privilege for those who found the opportunity to attend the concert presented by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra in Walla Walla, Saturday night. CHRISTMAS FEATURE DECEMBER 14-Thoughts of Christmas and its significance were magnified when the A Cappella Choir and choruses presented sacred songs in the second lyceum. SECOND QUARTER OPENS DECEMBER 30--After the Christmas season, stu- dents began work again with the opening of the second quarter. Forty-two new students enrolled. HEADLINES OF THE CENTURY JANUARY 4-The motion picture, Headlines of the Century' brought in quick review the news of the world since 1900. The first horseless carriages, the breath-taking events of the World War, the beginnings of the airplane and of the radio as well ' fl hed as many other recent historical events were as on the screen. ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD JANUARY 13--On Monday afternoon and evening, Ad ' l Richard E. Byrd lectured and showed mo- mira tion pictures to crowds eager to hear about his thrill- f t- ing adventure trip to Little America, land o perpe w and treacherous shifting ice. COLLEGE BAND JANUARY 18-A packed house listened with en- joyment to the concert presented by the College . n ' h Ba ual sno nd under the direction of Dr. Louis P. T orpe. C ORGAN RECITAL 25 Stanley E. Walker, instructor in JANUARY - piano and organ, gave an organ recital in the College Place church. He was assisted by Ruth Havstad, soprano, Edna Smith-Cubley, piano, Mr. V. John- son, cello, and Robert Aragon, violin. I-1 ' HARRY L. PEARSON Th h' d l ceum of the school FEBRUARY 1- e t Ir y year brought to us Mr. Harry L. Pearson, who is a former student of Walla Walla College. He gave a series of dramatic readings, which included selec- . . . . d tions from Joyce Kilmer, Rudyard Kipling, an Robert Service. FATHER-SON BANQUET FEBRUARY 2-This day brought one of the main events of the year to many, for it was the day of the Father-Son Banquet, with the boys bringing their Dads or adopted Dads. A man,s dinner of four courses was served, and then a program of speeches and music was presented. Everyone enjoyed it and everyone looks forward to another in the future. LECTURE ON CRIME FEBRUARY 8-J. M. McCauley, warden of the state penitentiary at Walla Walla, lectured on crime and its prevention, in the college chapel Saturday evening. .IAN K BELIK, VIOLIN T FEBRUARY 22 A ain music lo I ere ' remely fortu ate, for J ubelik, th orld- ed violin- e one 'stened a en- tivel as e artist co anie his so fael, ist, p sent conce . la e ection om is own compositions and P Y from s of oth r great m17siE?l artists.. l i sf,-W -nvva 14117 6u0f'fj,f,MMa-A-4-'ytffooe-Q, ,' FACULTY OPEN HOUSE FEBRUARY 29--This evening the students, in a gay Merry-go-Round from room to room, watched groups of faculty members perform, instruct, or entertain. In the staid old English room was much unusual Ado About Nothing. The Collegian office and Journalism room were magically trans- formed, into the haunts of witches and the caves of malignant spirits where students searched for the black cat. Away up on third floor were scenes from the Swiss Alps and from the land of dikes and wind- mills. Many other interesting things were found at this Faculty Open House. DR. E. J. ANDERSON'S LECTURE MARCPI 7-Another lyceum was presented in the college chapel. The speaker was Dr. Elam Ander- son, president of Linfield College, McMinnville, Ore- gon. He spoke on Japan, the Italy of the Far East. JOHN CALVIN ANNIVERSARY MARCH 13, 14-The theology students featured the life of John Calvin in their annual program. Friday evening was devoted to talks and music, while on Saturday evening President Landeen showed pic- tures of the life of the great reformer. ORATORIO CONCERT MARCI-I 21-The Oratorio Society, Composed not only of students from the college, but of village friends as well, presented the Oratorio Elijah, Pres- ident W. M. Landeen, Mr. Carl Lansing, Miss Ruth Havstad, Miss Merzella Julus, and Mr. Fred Hardin were the soloists. THE MOUNTAIN ASH RADIO HOUSE PARTY MARCH 28-The Radio House Party, a udifferent' program, was given by the Radio Speech Class of Walla Walla College. The program included a review of the high-lights of the school year, Tricks to the Trade, and colorful music and comedy. The proceeds are to furnish a public address system for the school. ALL-COLLEGIATE BENEFIT PROGRAM APRIL 4-The seniors in their struggle for better speech, the juniors as radio amateurs playing for Major Dowes, the sophomores presenting Columbus in his search for the land where apples grow, and the old-fashioned picnic-minded freshmen contested for the 515.00 prize in the All-Collegiate Benefit Program. The sophomores with their undaunted Columbus and their inimitable court fool were ac- claimed the victors. SPRING WEEK OF PRAYER APRIL 4-12-Elder D. A. Ochs, associate mission- ary volunteer secretary of the General Conference, in his heart to heart talks with the students each morning and evening, suggested several practical ways in which the individual may find his place in life. We must discover our need of dependence upon a Higher Power, Elder Ochs urged, ufor the secret of victory lies in sensing our weakness and our helplessness. We cannot live a life of conse- quence without help from God. PORTLAND CONCERT ENSEMBLE APRIL 11-The fifth lyceum brought the string ensemble of the Portland Symphony Orchestra, com- posed of E. Hurlimann, violinist, M. Arenstein, violoncellist, and D. Campbell, pianist. Selections from Schubert, Chopin, Kreisler, Mendelssohn, and others were presented. SENIOR CONVENTION APRIL 23-2 6-The annual senior convention, with over 250 visiting academy and high school seniors, was held over the week-end. A hearty welcome was given them, and typical programs and entertainment introduced them to college life. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PICTURE MAF! 9-A motion picture, The First World War, Sponsored by the Associated Students of Walla Walla College was presented in the college chapel. ORCHESTRA LYCEUM MAY 16-The College Orchestra presented the final lyceum number of the year, under the direc- tion of Professor Victor johnson. COMMENCEMENT MAY 22-24-Graduation week-end services were conducted by President W. M. Landeen, Consecra- tiong Elder G. R. McNay, Baccalaureate sermon, and Elder W. R. Beach, Commencement address. The exercises were conducted in the College Place Seventh-day Adventist church. 92 l l w N .IN ASH t . dlaerentu ro. 1 ll Class of lntluded a ar Tricks midpl The System lor Jenin Lle for bmw Playmg for ng C0lHmhuS .QS grow, and mfl Wiltetted ltgme Benefit err undrunrod fool Were QQ. VER ssociate mission. eral Conference, le students oooh Several practical and l11S place in ld of dependence 5 urged, lor the our weakness and 1 a life of conse- ENSEMBLE hrought the string ony Orchestrt, corn- rist, M. Arenstein, pianist. Selections r, Mendelssohn, and 4Tl0N nior convention, with l high school seruorir X hearty welcome WB rms and enter crinrnenl E. .Nts ncrurt H re, nw First War Q ' d Students of 'ts,ocrote h college .resented ill l e M LYCEU h Orchestra Pfeleaiiigigfi ie Y rnS0U' ear, under ie CEMENT :vices were A se weflven cn' n tlffna Omg J V- M' Lin m10Ui an calaufem Se Tl' B15 555. nmentfmggi Eilhll PW ,A in 1 h. hurc QQ Camp us Life VIALLA 1 if o w X 495953 LQCC VIPS wcof J'-iz Q 5254 Lvl 5 52, 59 CP l 'les fojl 'LUI 1 ff 'twin J7 . 'J'l1l7k5 an iles- Q1zll75 will L lg md 1ureatlaff1' WZ 1 bac 5 f N005 fm' ,Milton- F, Agnes ond No' Hole. 3. Looking 5. Fooli UQ Agoir 7. Moestrn, 8 l0.I IZ. J Bowers, 14 JEVS. Treqf fm ce Bound. Ohms' Get A On !9 Another 95 :mann :ci 1. Agnes and Norrna. 2. Snow and I Hole. 3. Looking Pretty. 4. Dodge. 5. Pooling Again. 6. Crarnrning 7. Maestro, B. iV1acBurp. 9. Purdy 10. Ice Bound. 11. Joe and Bob 12. Johnny Get Your Gun. 13. Mrs Bowers. 14. On the Burn. 15. Hoop srers. 16. Math and Music. 17 A Treat for Regina. ..1B. Ciearancje Slipper 19 Another Smith, 20. Homeward Bound 95 TT I1 I2 IVI CJ IJ TJ T'2K I TJ IK S Ii X 5 My Zikffzyfffff W Qifffjf ?f.jw Wt gfiffitw Wdjgfj if l. Doctor Young. 2. Buzz-saw Balk- wefl 3. Soap Line. 4. Certified Bachelors ot America, 5. Marjorie Jones. 6. On, Mr. Firernanl 7. l-lelen and Margaret. 8. l-li-at. 9. l-low'm l Dain? lO. Moises Abaaaita. ll. Posing. l2. Pals. l3. Pete and Johnny. l1l.Victors. l5. Baby Ste- phens. l6.Ain't Love Grand? l7.Scotty. l8. Faces Only a Mother Could Love. l9. Ad Man. 20. Edstrorn. Q6 F' Fcculll Gill' VlQI'Q . 1 U 'get 3 STN l Dont like YQ. Fed, lein? .: 1 Bufldif' Q will Holi lisp f'OOjCGm A. imlii D 4 .'li'illQ U, QUQSS iilmll I i , i i- V SMA 1- ' SQL EOM? l9VQng 1' . l it x 8.9 Long N05 l ticril p1A 41 97 .. --4-. - rr - . - . f unc ' :.:::pg, ,,.ml:,, Y ..,,..L,,,, U, Y ' ' - ' '- ' . '---Av-, W-. -1-V..-wa-'..,,,,..,..,....r, , s . f -. -.-r A-e-v--f iKfi5J..L-L.,.,.v ' qv: . .1 A' 4 .el F 3, Y .i, THE MOUNTAIN ASH l. Faculty Grins. 2. Pharmacy l-Z Manager. 3. Store Chief. 4. 'lWell, l Don't l.ike to Brag, But! 5. Tired, Jean? 6, Two Moments Ott. 7. Buddy 8. Contemplating. 9. South l-lall Monitor. lO. Display ot Wood Camo Appetites, ll. Women in White. l2, Ruuds-l-Kruger. l3. Guess Who Got Kicked Out? l4, American Style, l5. Our President. l6. Zolher, Eiseman, Stevens. l7. X Marks the Spot. l8. lt Won't Be Long Now! l9. Mabel Graves. 20. Chris tian, P. A. Zl. Extremes ot Expression, 97 nnnunnunn nnnnnnunnuuunnunnnuunnwn g Innmznnuuuuunuuunmannuunmnnnnunlannuunisunuununuuuunusunu nunuunllz THE MOUNTAIN ASH X ' x 'x X X W ,A gf ,. f 9 i s, , . 'Ru s , ' ' x0i3e.j Cl, wi- f i. Nice Job, eh? 2. Mrs. George Miller. 3. Rube. 4. Chem Assistont. ff 5. Going Our Way? 6. Rushing to Chem. 7. Snopoed After Foculty Luncheon. 8.Groce Nelson. 9. Christie Emerges. 10. First in Line for Dinner, os Usuol. ii. Solem CouIdn't Keep Us! 12. Science I-ioll Victims. i3. Orchcirci Soeciolists. 14. Moyor ot Mumpsville. ii Pots. 16. Smiling Brunettes. 17. Mr. ond Mrs. Stonley Wolker. 18. Green- ooper Posses Frosh Approvol. 19. Our School Nurse. 20. These Doring Young Men! A! I 98 qv lin lin I, n n ' ll iI ' iiiiill 'n ipm. I A, Rm J X term Feds: 4 i Lmnvmeg pk.: L H t f ,ilfiliilu C MEN iuitirg Medm HR JW Out fd N-Gills WS IQ .i QR wt 'x Vt K Q Frm i PC d 1 'X i LEO W9 aio? i 'U Smliins T' W 7 E1 hy! V5 99 f.Eif'L-. f'1L.Q?gw,g1'-J - ' ' .. f 1 , f .- ew-1 'Tv x-fivw-frnwe,...7f-Q.,-.i.. ., .,., -,,N,.,-w1-,.,,,..,,.,,...,,,, , ., 71.5 ,, FN - vw-vw. ,suv V V , ' ' - 'Y -- . . . ,-:ww --1-1-:--:fe .-.--.. -.gf-,,1.,... .,..v- ...,.,.. ...,.1., ,s,,v.x..-Ny.. .-' -..:g5:,.-4-4-ojq.iJ4 ' , .V - ci QV Mrs. CGW l Chem Aesiellll Oi? 6.llusl1llll0 Alter lfilllly irate llelslllt .I J mst in UFS A uoi ll Salem ll ll Scielif Hull 5. I A Urol . H liiUl jliilinq llllllls 8 .1 ,lGll49l' l fgil vox Sell Min l0Ufl9 ' Q5 'Ml' THE MOUNTAIN ASH l, Pattersori Pedals. 2. Letls Play l-louse. 3.Ax Me Another. 4, Roommates Pose. Slvlrs Fred l-lardiri. 6iMcNeil Looks Oh, 7, Future Medics. 8. Joe Smith, 9. Hiding Out. lO,Tal4eitl We're Cold. ll. Gals From Cal. l2. Nich- ols Fericed lh. l3. Ladies' Quartet. l4. Leo the Lion. l5. So This is a Dog's Lite. l6.Smilihg Thru, l7, College Carpenters. l8. Alberta, l9. We.'l 20. Dutch Treat. 99 ii Associated Students President. h 2, Lough It Ott. 3. Reviving the Deod. 4. Goode, Peterson, Noilor 5. Whot's Behind the News? 6. Sophomore Bobies. 7, Fenfiininity in Mess 8. Profs, 9. Biutting, IO. Ruud ond Cornpony. ii. CoIIegion's Out! i2 Eunice Lee. 13. Why Busi- ness Monogers Grow Old! 14. is Thot Nice, Alberto? 15. Atoot ond Horseback, 16. Bloom- in' Chemists! i7.Tortor. iB,Just Resting 19. Slow, curves oheodl 20. Two ond One to Corry. 21, Mumpsville Bound! IOO K .Wd 55' A Si ms President. . Reviving the terson, he News? 64 Noilor. 7, Femininity wn 9. Bluffinge 10. I 1. ColIeglon'S . 13. Why Bus:- . ls That NK9, 16. Bloom- st Resting A Ju W0 and 006 I0 oak. IOO P -diff 4- :UR ,J e l 1 f mfirn fa?-aw ff. X- Q , Sl e s I .Sify-f '-TEE. va.:,-fy i. Q4 w A ,- .r 77 -.5 : mg.. I SM E' 1 , . I J n., , QQa'1,-Qyia .A :l11?'T4'.1 ' 'Mis egg. Fiwfefld. 5.11-bc, ' 'whvk - Efff .1 -Ngffzi '-1' if H . N - . X, .NTI ilu., Ja? 0-ff.. 5 PMI. laawk Egg.-, Y f'Qf1'l-- . 514. '-4 Te u-I1-'-4'2 V-El ' Y f.- :il5?'.Q3115f:: iQ Th ww, 'Q-L ,i K 7 'J' Iffix- Vp' R ' 2-,435-?.Q.D1-1 -1-fx X F4 --Q. gn :kg .. K 1 --,fj,':4:-,::15.,gw - ' , N f m' -inf. ,.i1v4p 7. '-ffT '.'A.-:ff-51, 4'- V H41 1j,L1.' 7 'N-'S X5 e .53 Ni-gf-'l Q Q13 .'ll.ff:f A ,Z .1 'dig r . MB-, J, - ,fl 4' ,, V 'IP 1 J . I M fl 'A fi T 1 v ,P , f ,C y4fi'L1 If V NV! 'K f IU! UMM I? my f ,O 1 .- f , . ,N 5, 1 J I ' 1 W r g, 11 i A I 1 w L 5 I 1 l W 1 Y i Y w I I I Y 1 1 f 1 , 1 ,. l 5 1 I fi 1 fx f I A Cl rf l V1 rv f ' I M71 1 N I ' u ,f , f PJ, kj, IU If U 4 r' ,J iii i XJJ! 1 2 f fx ,, Classes ... r AH E 3 LI- vm A C P- Occ J, .Q A QE v Ex fs X ' 1,1 2 C I9 Gr ass: P A SO 'nmrfjf w01'1lf5, 50 Wmcb fo do' So Iifflf flow, Kuff? ffffffgs to ban -Tennyson was IESSE HON, Pmslnl Ambitm: Aosxmnusw Deus, Idaho szzrishsdes 'UQ Assistant RKULEZ X f'1W11lingComzr.iua Associmd 113,25 ffmms DELPHINIEMS sxn MM, sm O cczcfamy Santo 'vs ofiogo JESSE HOLM, President MARGARET GREEN, Secretary Ambition: AGRICULTURIST A,,,g,i,i0,,: NURSE Deny' Idaho Valleyford, Wlashington Recruit Lender '35g Assistant Recruit Leader UE AND SILVER '343 Nominating Committee Associated Stu- C0lIf'8iW Staff ,355 SCCWWYY Of Foreign Mis' dcnts '36 sion Band '36 Aim IMPROVE HOURLY Flowers Colors DELPHINIUMS AND MADONNA LILIES LIGHT BL Motto STEADFAST UNTO THE END 3 THE MOUNTAIN ASI-I VERA DEAN LOWER, Virc-Presiclent Ambition, SECRETARY Portland, Oregon Assistant Recruits Leader '35, Prayer Band Leader '36 FRANCIS SOPER, Sargenizt-at-Arvns Ambition, C1vIL ENGINEER College Place, Washington - Secretary, Beaux Esprit '35, Chairman, Nominating Com- mittee, Beaux Esprit '36, Representative Spiritual Com- mitt, A. S. W. W. C. '36 BETTY JANE PRESTRIDGE Ambition, DOCTOR Albuquerque, New Mexico President, M. H. A. '35, Secretary, Associated Students, Academy '36, Editor, Academy Column Collegian '36 ALBERTA KRUGER Ambition, NURSE College Place, Washington Cultural Committee, M. H. A. '35, Junior Class Social Committee '35, Program Committee, M. H. A. '35, Senior Class Social Committee '36, Vice-President, Science Club '36 IRIS BOOTH Ambition, ENGLISH PROFESSOR College Place, Washington President, Spanish Club '34, Secretary, Recruits '35, Academy Reporter, Collegian '35, Editor, Academy Issue Collegian '35, Assistant Leader Recruits '36 WILMA KINMAN Ambition, SECRETARY College Place, Washington President, M. H. A. '36, Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class '35, Cultural Committee, M. H. A. '35, Collegian Typist '36, Nominating Committee, M. H. A. '32 VIVIAN BAUER Ambition, STENOGRAPHER College Place, Washington PANSY CURRY Ambition, HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER College Place, Washington Art Editor, Academy Collegian '35, Color Committee, Junior Class '35: Color Committee. Senior Class '36 IOL!- vflil 'lllimflclii climl' - 'EWG 5 its llc 'l lf0f11zf ' ' fan. Al 'l lf6. M-Pff'5 ' Randal ' ' ., All .5 MARSH- l'llI .... 5 Ewousa Tf rjkqjllll I ' oe ,,,....... it In gominxilfli Cm Wim. .H H L ,352 pmgrim ffsizzefv- . '35 lreiieni. ll5l Club MA BETH sxum lmiilzan, X355 Cilifofru Dist' EERENTECE Gllll5 Aqnlirm, Sitmm Coles: Place. Wvlfiiim W, II. H. i, 'ssz Sww. W Khin Bind ln-lsr '36 RLTH SHUWAY iwlflion, Excusn TI -can llilwn, Orcgon Xzzczsry, Recrsits '36: Quran. N, Czziuee '?': .icaicmy iigggq, V laura Editor. Academy C-zizzz. C Y-lil NICHOLS .l'Il'fli0R, Blfglxus MAX mi l l -4 I Cola: Place. Wzshign, limiting Commiugf 31, PM b, USM ' ' I- 'sf .I ue.Pres1clcn1.,1L5 Y Y :.::ee5,Eg., i ,, f' ' ' 0 flu ,gz Sym, Gm. 10,5 I V35 U8 Com. al Com. Students, an '35 lass Social 1 . A. ss, -President, :ruits X 'J 5 5 demy Issue unior Class gian TYPl5f Committee, iss '35 ION MARY KIME Ambition, DIETICIAN College Place, Washington News Editor, Academy Collegizuz '36, Nominating Com- mittee, English Club '36, Vice-President, English Club '36 JANET MARSHALL Arzzzbifion, ENGLISH TEACHER Freewater, Oregon Chairman, Nominating Committee, M. H. A. '36, Social Committee, M. H. A. '35, Program Committee, M. H. A. '36, President, English Club '36 ANNA BETH SMITH Ambifiolz, NURSE San Diego, California BERENIECE GILLIS A'llIbl'fi0l7, SECRETARY College Place, Washington Secretary, M. H. A. '33, Secretary, Mechanics Club '36, Mission Band Leader '36 RUTH SHUMWAY Ambifion, ENGLISH TEACHER Milton, Oregon Secretary, Recruits '36, Chairman, M. H. A. Nominating Committee '35, Academy Editor, MOUNTAN AsH '36, Feature Editor, Academy Column, Collegian '36 MAX NICHOLS ' Afmbition, BUSINESS MANAGER College Place, Washington Nominating Committee '32, President, Beaux Esprit '36, Third Vice-President, A. S. W. W. C. '36, Social Com- mittee Senior Class '36, Social Committee Junior Class '35 IO5 THF MOUNTAIN ASH f FIRST Row Margaret Arbuckle Carol Kattenhorn Norma Mae Thorpe Jesse Thomsen Verna Ewert Luziofz Cyan THIRD Row Vernon Strode John Bohlman Raymond Bohlman SPECIAL STUDENTS Caroline Adams Opal Lewis Keith Holman Joan Craw Delbert Gustafson SECOND Row Dorothea Palmer Harryette VanAusdle Rozelva Stiles Muriel Bafus Dorothy Blackman Elinor Prusia loo Frm Rot: A Ruth. I Srcoso Rav: F. Band Timo Rot: A Kinmu Foam Rot: F Firm Rot: .K Clan, Sinn Row: S Fnsr Ro' SEQ. 035 Rot. xi :HM ROV: V OLITH Rot. G IQ7 1. N ll? B , -X I 2. lob Sofzfiomo 'ass THE MOUNTAIN ASH FIRST Row: A. Rusch, E. Oehs, D. Ogden, L. Steinerr, D. Gerking, H. Nixon SECOND ROW: E. Booth, L. Fouts, L. Hudson, H. Todorovich, T. Thomsen THIRD Row: A. Kinman, B. Kendall, E. Wlxeeler, G. Freemyer, F. Bolton FOURTH Row: F. Mohr, D. Landeen, E. Lawrence, B. Bliss FIFTH Row: A. Clure, D. Knowles, A. Aas SIXTH ROW: S. Porter, P. Musgrave, A. Clure qjzasgmsn , -..........uW R L don M Loundagin G. Getzlaff, L. Kloss FIRST Row: R. Meilicke, B. Gaub, . ang , - I H SECOND Row: M. Munson, M. Maxwell, L. Darnell, Peebles, C' Campbe THIRD Row: J. Syphers, M. Sires, F. Collins, M. Tramer FOURTH Row: G. Meilicke, E. Ewert, W. Tayl01', W- Link nun annaannnnnnum:nnnunnnnannum:ummmnnunnunnnnunnuuuuunnn nun nunannansuuu THE MOUNTAIN ASH 41- Clubs 1 The M. H. A. Club and Beaux Esprit Club, respectively of the girls and boys, were organized five years ago for the mutual benefit of their members. Meetings are held once every two weeks, each club having its separate program. Several evening entertainments are given during the year, one of which was .1 formal banquet, given in November of 1935 by the M. H. A. Club in honor of the boys. ll Y Q3 fi ' TJ ,gl g,,,.I Recruits Firsi Semester Ojficcrs RUTH SHUMWAY JESSE HOLM VERA DEAN LOXVER Second Semester OfiC8l'S CAROL KATTENHORN FLOYD MOHR IRIS BQQTH IOS 1..-J v. A In K N'.,ul'-1. ',,n '?! in lla Chorus or 191, Hlussler, his been org Zthzs prescnzed :wo ' Q' Jr-cl' Ld 'Q l -iv-v r - 5 vs- imhl mf . .O Tm, .lrbuqgyix TE N my as .warms-5-can-.a:4f'1.1:-is-,.:4,:-wvufsvL-fra...-..f.j.,j ,, '.yeg..,-,,. . ' -nie ...hx , , ,., 4 ,,,,,,,, ,W I, I , - -f f - ' f '- . ? '-r r1-e9r--Pnl-r-1 L.-4:..5--N.-:LlL.L -.2 ' - 1 .v io- .-- --F. 4- ' , . i . - - - . -f-fav.:------C'-.11---A -f -----elm1-+11----14-abs-.'.w.. .-w-.:.-....-.wsf-.- np... ' Jys, were ield once Qainments ember of 1 I A 5 5 El S 3 i ll U W ll H I I THE MOUNTAIN AE-lil f E-M-A --,u... ..e...... , , L.. Academy Chorus The Chorus of about seventy members, which is under the direction of Mrs. J. C. Haussler, has been organized to give the Academy students a start in musical training. It has presented two programs in the College chapel. Other groups formed from the Chorus are the Ladies' Cflee Club, a Male Quartet, a Sabbath School Choir, and a Ladies' Trio. ...MJ .,....a..i..L.-.p..---+- rN LOWER Academy Orchestra as BOOTH IO5 Arb IO uckle, Thorpe, Gctzlaff, Langdon, Landeen, Collins, Ho 9 lm, Coleman, Porter, Meilickc, Nichols, Srrodf willIllllllllllllliillllllllllslllilllllulllilllillllll THE MOUNTAIN ASH ' , U . 'T , ki K I X K Kyo 1 ll' l.CoIcl Shoulder. 2. Fresh 3. And Fresherl 4. English Teocher, 5. Don r Shoot, Mister. 6. Knee Deep 7, Moggie. 8. Bockstoos. 9. Science ond English. lO. Our Principol. ll. Don't Kill The Sone, l2.AIl Dressed Ups l3. Free Lobor. lil. Guten Morgen. IIO - -rw-ff-ff-K ff ,,:-f.e.:- , -.+g.f-.1-,.4,f,....g,,,,, . r . . I . - - V- f.- , -,M-, f.-w- -a-A-,.vs-p1,...,.,.....,..-.--r ..-.- ... ,..,.. k l - -r-1-f-y-r-F-5-w-ew.--L.A,54. s::..:44:.,,.,:g,,,,.s - , . V-.Y. . s , ... f - .f-1--11v'-'v:- -.VY,--,,.s.1.fv.,Q:-.:g.1., A ,,4415,.,.4 -- l l ll 'X vyi ! rx 1 ips V il i- Dj, ,Jr W esli. 3- earlier. 5. Knee Cl4Sl0D5' IO. OUV Kill the Up- l3. MorQen' llO THE MOUNTAIN ASH l, Wielders ot the Clubs. 2 Creeping Slow to School, 3. Keeping Cool. 4. The Missing Link, S. Winter Sports, 6. How For Con You Push, Boyd? 7. Peelcto-boo. 8, Bokers. 9. Spring Fever, lO. Auld Long Synes ll. The Little Big Shots. l2. On Top ot the World. l3. Where Did You Rate? l4. Little Foculties. l5, l-lits ond lvlisses l6. Look ot the Birdie. l l l wg? .XI , R, lllullllnlulululllunulnnnllllnlu Illullulllnll THE MOUNTAIN ASH cqaacfamy :postal AAS, ALF, College Place, Washington. ADAMS, CAROLINE REITH-, College Place, Washington. ARBUCKLE, MARGARET, College Place, Wash- ington. BAFUS, MURIEL, Endicott, XVashington. BALL, ALBERT. Willingham, Alaska. BANKS, LOREN, College Place, Wfashington. BAUER, VIVIAN, College Place, XVashington. BLACKMAN, DOROTHY, College Place, Wfash- ington. BLISS, BERN, Milton, Oregon. BOHLMAN, JOHN, Walla Walla, Washington R. 2, Box 36. BOHLMAN, RAYMOND, Walla Walla Washing- ton, R. 2, Box 36. BOLTON, FLOYD, Kennewick, Washington. BOOTH, IRIS, College Place, Washington. BOOTH, ELWOOD, College Place, Washington. CAMPBELL, CAROL, College Place, Washington. CLURE, ARTHUR, Walla Walla, Washington R. 3, School Avenue. CLURE, AUBREY, Walla Walla Washington, R. 3 School Avenue. CRESS, WYTHEL, Milton, Oregon. CURRY, PANSY, College Place, W'ashington. DARNELL, LOUISE, College Place, Washington. DAVENPORT, RUTH, College Place, Washington EISEMAN, BERYL, College Place, Washington. EISEMAN, PAUL, College Place, Washington. ELLSTROM, WILMA, College Place, Washington EXVERT, ELWOOD, College Place, Washington. EWERT, VERNA, College Place, Washington. FORSHAW, RUTH, College Place, Washington. FOUTS, LOIS, Walla Walla, Washington, R. 1. FREEMYER, GRACE, College Place, Washington. GAUB, BOYD, Walla Walla, Washington. GERKING, DARLENE, College Place, Washington GETZLAFF, GENEVIEVE, College Place, Wash- ington. GILLIS, BERENIECE, College Place, Washington. GREEN, MARGARET, Valley Ford, Washington. GREEN, WILLIE, College Place, Washington. GUSTAFSON, DELBERT, College Place, Washing- ton. GYES, LOIS, College Place, XVashington. HEFFEL, LEAH, College Place, Washington. HOLM, JESSE, Deary, Idaho. HUBER, ALVIN, College Place, Washington. HUDSON, LEONA, College Place, Washington. KATTENHORN, CAROL, College Place, Washing- KOH. KENDALL, BARBARA, Freewater, Oregon. KINCAID, DALE, College Place, Washington. KINMAN, ARLINE, College Place, Washington. KINMAN, WILMA, College Place, Washington. KIME, MARY, College Place, Washington. KLOSS, LUCILLE, College Place, Washington. KNOWLES, DAVID, College Place, Washington. KRUGER, ALBERTA, College Place, Washington. LANDEEN, DOROTHY, College Place, Washing- COD. LANGDON, ROYCE, College Place, Washington. LAWRENCE, EDRIS, College Place, Washington. LINK, WILLARD, Penewawa, Washington. LOWER, VERA DEAN, 2002 N. E. 41st, Port- land, Oregon, LOUNDAGIN, MARILYNNE, College Place, Washington. MARSHALL, JANET, Freewater, Oregon. MAXXVELL, MILDRED, College Place, Washington. MCDOUGAL, CLARENCE, College Place, Wash- ington. MCDOUGAL, LEWIS, College Place, Washingtoli. MEILICKE, GORDON, College Place, Washington. MEILICKE, ROBERT, College Place, Washington. MOHR, FLOYD, Grandview, Washington. MORIKONE, KIROMU, Honolulu. MUNSON, MAUDIE, College Place, Washington. MUSGRAVE, LUCILLE, College Place, Washington. MUSGRAVE, PAUL, College Place, Washington. NICHOLS, MAX, College Place, Washington. NIXON, HELYN, College Place, Washington. OCHS, ELVIRA, College Place, Washington. OGDEN, DORIS, College Place, Washington. PALMER, DOROTHEA, College Place, Washing- ton. PEEBLES, LENOA, College Place, Washington. 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CROXVLEY, ELOISE, Sitkum, Oregon. CROWLEY, JAMES, Sitkum, Oregon. CUMBO, JEAN, Twisp, Wfashington. CUSHMAN, DOROTHY, Fallon, Nevada. 5 DAMMROSE, ROBERT, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Washington. DARNELL, EVELYN, College Place, Washington. DARNELL, GLENN, College Place, Washington. DARNELL, MILDRED, College Place, Washington. DAVIS, ALICE, College Place, Washington. DAVIS, TED, College Place, Washington. DENNIS, LAUREL, Rf. 4, Caldwell, Idaho. DETTWILER, CATHERINE, Arlee, Montana. DEXTER, ROBERT, 717 W. Nora Ave., Spokane, Wa'hington. DICK, LOLA, Rt. 4, Box 114, Hillsboro, Oregon. DICKERSON, OPAL, Fruito, Colorado. DIETRICH, RUDOLPH, Guler, Washington. DIETRICH, VERNA, Husum, Washington. DIMICK, LELA, Battle Ground, Washington. DINWIDDIE, GILBERT, College Place, Washing- ton. DOCKHAM, ROLLAND, Eagle Bend, Minnesota. DODGE, MARGUERITE, Fairfield, Washington. DOWNS, HAZEL, Medford, Oregon. DRAKE, FRANCIS, 23 Jackson St., Concord, N. H. DRAPER, LE VERN, Union, Oregon. 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H. sion. lgton. mn. Portland, , Casper, per, Wyo- Alberta. gton. gton. 1. , Naclles, lshington. india. 41 AVC-, Morrison. 1gfOI1. 62. Vashinll' IILL 1. l FISCHER, REUBEN, Glendive, Montana. FISH, VELMA, Box 105, Kelso, Washington. FLAIZ, HARRIET, College Place, Washington. FLECK, KENNETH, Longview, W'ashington. FLECK, WENDELL, Battle Ground, Washington FLEMING, IVAN DEAN, Heron, Montana. FLEMING, VANCE, Twin Falls, Idaho. FORCHER, WORTH, College Place, XVashington. FORD, BUD, West Union, Iowa. FOUTS, REVERE, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, XVashington. FOWLER, E. S., Sandpoint, Idaho. FREEMYER, LYLE, College Place, Washington. FRYE, MRS. DICK, College Place, Washington. FULLERTON, FAITH, 901 W. 13th St., Vancou- ver, Washington. FUNK, PAUL, Lewiston, Idaho. FURBER, ALICE, 915 N. E. Portland Blvd., Port- land, Oregon. GALBRAITH, PAUL, College Place, Washington, GARDNER, DONALD, 4336 N. E. 15 Ave., Port- land, Oregon. GARDNER, RAY, 4336 N. E. 15 Ave., Portland, Oregon. GARNER, RALEIGH, Mussoorie, India. GARNER, OPAL, Caracas, Venezuela. GASPAR, MARTHA, 2312 Montreal St., Regina Saskatchewan. GATES, WILMA, 22 Geneva St., Bellingham, XY'ash- ington. GEPFORD, ALVIN, 192 Vine St., Lebanon, Oregon GERKING, MARJORIE, College Place, Washington GERRITSEN, RUTH, 6045 E. Burnside, Portland, Oregon. GIBBON, FRANK, College Place, Washington. GILL, FLORENCE, Conner, Montana. GILL, LEONARD, Conner, Montana. GIVENS, DELTHA, Umapine, Oregon. GODFREY, LILAH, Veradale, Washington. GOFF, MARIAN, 2082 Orchard Ave., Milwaukie, Oregon. GOODE, LILA, Wfapato, Washington. GRAVES, MABEL, Drain, Oregon. GREEN, CHESTER, Valleyford, Washington. GREEN. GLEN, Valleyford, Washington. GREENMAN, EILEEN, Okanogan, Wash. GRIFFITH, MRS. HOYD, College Place, Wfashing- ton. GRIFFITH, RUBY MAY, Caldwell, Idaho. GROGAN, DALE, Milton, Oregon. GROGAN, HENRY, Milton, Oregon. GROVE, VERA, Endicott, Washington. GUDERIAN, LOIS, College Place, Washington. GUSTIN, RUTH, Rt. 1, Auburn, Waghington. GYES, M. J., College Place, Washington. Il5 7 THE MOUNTAIN AsH HACKETT, GORDON, 203 Academy St., Kelso, Washington. HACKETT. RUTH, 203 Academy St., Kelso, W'ashington. HAFFNER. XVESLEY, College Place, Washington HAGEN, LEAH, 201 W. D. St., Grants Pass a Oregon, HAGI-E, LOVYL TREVIER, College Place, XY,.lSl1- ington. HAGLE, Mas. L. T., College Plooo, xvaslilogfoll. HAHN, HENRY, omol., XVashington. I HALE, EFFIE, College Place, Wfashington. HALE, MILLICENT, College Place, Wazhington. HALLSTED, EULA, College Place, Washington. HALLSTED, LESTER, College Place, Washington. HAMEL, HOWARD, Brownsville, Oregon. HAMMILL, DOROTHY, Stanneld, Oregon. HAMMILL, RICHARD, Stanfield, Oregon. HANNA, KEITH, 4813 Holden St., Seattle, XVash- ington. HANSON, MERLIN, Touchet, Washington. HARDCASTLE, DONALD, College Place, Wfasll- 1ngtOn. HARDER, JEANNE, North Fork, Idaho. HARDIN, FRED, College Place, Washington. HARDIN, WILMA, College Place, Washington. HARDY, JULIUS, Missoula, Montana. HARRIS, ARCHIE, Milton, Oregon. HARRIS, MABEL, Fairheld, Montana. HARRIS, MADALIENE, Idaho Falls, Idaho. HARRIS, STEPHANIE, Medford, Oregon. HALL, OLIVER, Forest Grove, Oregon. HART, WALTER, Rt. 5, Moscow, Idaho. HARTLEY, KENNETH, Rt. 4, Caldwell, Idaho. HARTZELL, STANLEY KERN, 2424 4th St., Boulder, Colorado. HATA, TED TADASHA, 1042 S. Nlariposa, Los Angeles, California. HATCH, EDITH, W. 908 Cleveland, Ave., ,Spo- kane, Washington. HAUSSLER, MRS. J. C., College Place, Washington. HAWLEY, XVILBUR, College Place, XVashington. HAYDEN, JESS, 49 S. Clinton, Walla Walla, Washington. HEUSSER, RUTH, BOX 15, Monitor, Oregon- HIATT, JEAN, Arlee, Montana. HIGA, JAMES TOSUKE, 323 Buckle Lane, Hono- lulu, T. H. HOEEER, MARGARET, sw South Qrh Avenue. Nampa, Idaho. HoEL, KENNETH, Kline, Colorado. HOLM, EUPHEMIA, Deary, Idaho. HOLMAN, KEITH, College Place, VC'ashington. lllluul THE MOUNTAIN ASH HORNIACHEK, JOSEPH, Box 152, Avonlea, Sas- katchewan. HUBBARD, MARGARET, Fallon, Nevada. HUBBS, JUANITA, Milton, Oregon. HUDSON, ALBERT, Baker, Oregon. HUDSON, HELEN, Richland, Washington. HUEY, HAROLD, Rr. 2, Puyallup, washington. HUNTER, CAMILLA, 133 E. Holly, Bellingham, Washington. HUNTINGTON, GEORGE, College Place, Wash- ington. JAMES, LEONA, Rt. 1, Arlington, California. JANSSEN, JOHN, Chattaroy, Washington. JENKS, FAY, Granger, Washington. JENKS, HAROLD, Granger, Washington. JENKS, HARRY, Glendale, Oregon. JENSEN, LYLE E., Stanwood, Washington. JEPSON, GRACE, 401 No. 4th St., Walla Walla Washington. JESSE, CLARAN, 919 S. K., Tacoma, Washington JEWKES, GLENNA HAYNES-, College Place, Washington. JEWKES, HAROLD, College Place, Washington. JOERS, MARIE, 836 So. Prospect St., Tacoma, Washington. JOHNSON, BERNICE, 210 So. E St, Livingston, Montana. JOHNSON, CARROLL, 1817 15th Ave., Lewiston, Idaho. JOHNSON, DOROTHY, Huntsville, Washington. JOHNSON, ELLEN, 2114 E. 7th St., Vancouver, Washington. JOHNSON, HARRY, 115 North E , Livingston, Montana. 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MERKE METCALFE, ALBE California- lARY. c MICHEL, x If RAYMO- , VER 1011. A D 1 I OfeS0n A MILLER ' . CL' MOHR. M HBE M01-IR LLONKQSTZGN M0 'A R L1oii:'D0R1s, 1 Ex ARION H7 Wash. Willla, Ylsllingh '8I0n. Il. S01 Cali. 1I3l13. ington. Spokane, Spokane, Spokane, I. Washing- igton. 1. ne, Idaho. ington. gton. ashington. ngton. ace, Wash- aington. 'win Falls, 5g,, Sinsa' High sfo , Portland, PII. eg0Il. ihlllgwn' m. n tome VISUV ington. no LOWE, KENNETH, Darrington, Washington. LOWE, WILLIAM, Darrington, Washington. LUDDEN, HARTLEY, Everett, Washington. LUNDEEN, OSCAR, 765 Willard St., Galesburg, Illinois. MCCLENDON, VIOLET, 1417 No. 17th St., Boise, Idaho. , McCONAUGHEY, JOE, 610 So. 3rd St., Bozeman, Montana. MCCONAUGHEY, MARY JANE, 610 So. 3rd St., Bozeman, Montana. MCDOW, WILLIAM, Union, Oregon. MCGHEE, BILL, Pierre, S. Dakota. MCKENDRY, DORIS, Dickens P. O., Winnipeg, Manitoba. MCNAY, EVELYN, 4504 Dayton Ave., Seattle, Washington. MCNEIL, BEVERLY, Arcata, California. ,MADDOX, HAROLD, Vale, Oregon. MANFULL, DOLORES, 412 E. 45th St., Seattle, Washington. MANNY, LAURA, Rt. 5, Spokane, Washington. MARTER, ERNEST WILLIAM, Box 573, Bula- wayo W. R., So. Africa. MARTER, MRS. E. W., Box 573, Bulawayo W. R., So. Africa. MARTIN, ELBRIDGE, Mt. Vernon, Washington. MARTIN, HOWARD, Rt. 3, Auburn, Washington. MATTERAND, MILDRED, Mt. Vernon, Washing- 71011. MAY, EVA, College Place, Washington. MAYLAND, MAXINE, 520 2nd Ave. So., Great Falls, Montana. MEHLING, ROSIE, Granger, Washington. MEHLING, TILLIE, Granger, Washington. MEIER, BERNON, Farmington, Washington. MEREEN, MARJORY, Gaston, Oregon. MERKEL, GENEVA ROGERS-, College Place, Washington. MERKEL, WILLIAM, College Place, Washington. METCALFE, ALBERTA, 312 Vallejo Dr., Glendale, California. MICHEL, MARY, College Place, Washington. MICHEL, RAYMOND, College Place, Washington. MICHEL, VERA DAVIS-, College Place, Washing- KOH. MILLER, BYRON, 1130 S. E. 30 Ave., Portland, Ore on g . MILLER, CLYDE W., College Place, Washington. MOHR, MARION, Grandview, Washington, R. 2 MOHR, SETH, Nekoma, Kansas. MONKS, MAURICE, Alberni, British Columbia. MOON, DORIS, 1016 Sth St., Hood River, Oregon MOORE, CYRUS, College Place, Washington. II7 THE MOUNTAIN ASH MOORE, J. E., College Place, Washington, MOORE, MARION SMITH-, College Place, Wash- ington. MORAN. BU-LIE. 3962 S. E. Oak, Portland, Ore- gon. MORHARDT, TED, Agawam, Montana. MORIKONE, SHIGERU, 4026 Haku, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. MUNDELL, FRANCES, College Place, Washington, MUNSEY, OLIVE, Huston, Idaho. NAILOR, JEANETTE, 216 Fulton St., Mt. Vernon, Washington. NEDDERMAN, VERNON A., 2125 6th Ave. NO., Great Falls, Montana. NEELY, HOWARD E., Auburn, Washington. NEHRING, ALICE, College Place, Washington. NEIL, HARVEY, Pullman, Washington. NELSON, GRACE, Sumner, Washington. NELSON, NORMA S., 1543 Park Ave., Bremerton, Washington. NEUFELD, JOHN S., College Heights, Alberta. NEUMAN, RUSSEL W., McMinnville, Oregon. NICHOLS, EDSON E., 212 West 4th St., Port Angeles, Washington. NICKEL, ELDON D., Waldheim, Saskatchewan. NOLAND, KEYLOR, College Place, Washington. NORTHROP, EUGENE, 1437 E. 21, Eugene, Oregon. NYE, DAYTON, 2140 So. Fawcett, Seattle, Wash- ington. NYSTEEN, THELMA, Bend, Oregon. OBER, FRANCIS H., 150 No. Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. OBERG, JEANETTE, College Plasce, Washington. OGREN, JAMES A., Mizpah, Montana. OLIVER, ENID, Wallowa, Oregon. OLIVER, GILBERT, Rickreall, Oregon. OLIVER, JOHN, Rickreall, Oregon. OLNEY, YVONNE, Zillah, Washington. OLSEN, ALICE R., Takoma Park, Washington, D.C. OTTMAN, MIRIAM, Rt. 4, Box 1277-W, Port- land, Oregon. OTTMAN, WA land, Oregon. OWENS, LAUREL, Battle Ground, Washington. RREN, Rt. 4, Box 1277-W, Port- PADDOCK, LELAND EUGENE. Nordlwda Wash- ington. PAIETTA, MATILDA, ington. PALMER, ELBERT Seattle, Washington. Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash- C., 7316 22nd Ave., N. 1 2. THE MOUNTAIN ASH PARKER, GRACELYN PERRY-, College Place, Washington. PARKER, LELAND, College Place, Washington. PARKS, VERNON, Kamiah, Idaho. PATTERSON, JUNE, Edwall, washington. PEACH, HARRIET J., 2105 Cedar, La Grande, Oregon. PEAVOY, IDALEAH, 530 S. Grant, Spokane, Washington. PERRY, BILL, L Apts., Kelso, Washington. PETERSON, ANNETTA MAE, Rt. 1, Box 248, Troutdale, Oregon. PETERSON, DORIS E., College Place, Washington. PETERSON, STANLEY, Rt. 1, Box 3-A, Toppen- ish, Washington. PFLUGRAD, BILL, Hood River, Oregon. PHILPOTT, ELLIS E., College Place, Washington. PIERCE, JOHNNY, Wapato, Wfashington. POPE, HENRY, 'Weston, Oregon. POTLIN, ABRAHAM, College Place, Washington. PRALL, CALEB, Auburn, Washington. PRESS, GLEN, Gaston, Oregon. PRITEL, PHILIP, Butte, North Dakota. PRUSIA, CLAYTON, Grant, Nebraska. PURDY, MERVYN, 846 8th Ave., N. W., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. RASMUSSEN, GLENN R., Berne, Switzerland. RATI-IBUN, LUELLA MAREA, Kennewick, Wash- ington. REED EARL, Gaston, Oregon. REED, ROSEMARIE, Rt. 2, Box 82, Camas, Wfash- ington. REID, MARJORIE, 384 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla, Washington. REn1sNoBLE,E1cknU0,cndonna REILE, LLOYD L., 3193 Anderson Ave., winnipeg, Manitoba. REIMCHE, ALTHA, College Place, Washington. REITH, DORICE, College Place, Washington. REITH, MYRTLE, College Place, Washington. RENNINGS, HELEN, College Place, Washington. RENNINGS, WILBUR, College Place, Washington. RHODES, RUTH, Parkwater, Washington. RICHARDS, LESTER M., 6534 N. Greenwich Ave., Portland, Oregon. RICK, WILBUR C., 2120 Retallock St., Saskatch- ewan. RING, WILLIAM, Coeur d,Alene, Idaho. RITACCA, VINCENT, J., Rt. 1, Salem, Oregon. ROBERTS, ADAH, College Place, Washington. ROBERTS, ARNIE, College Place, Washington. ROBERTSON, LULA, Spokane, XVashington. ROBINSON, LORRAINE, Malta, Montana. ROEDEL, CLARA MAE, Hot Lake, Oregon. ROGERS, REIL, Lewiston, Idaho. ROGERS, SYLVIA WETHERN-, Lewiston, Idaho. ROOD, DARLE HUNTINGTON-, College Place, Washington. 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THORNTON, Tl TLNINLNRO, DE Totco, JOHN 1 TRASK, BURDIC TUPPER, LOELD California. TURK, ALLEN J California, TURNER, Jrssr Washington, TUTTLE, wins VANAUSDLE' A XVaSl1ingt0,,. V-TNTRESS, L0 I0n, VETTER, Auf VEITER. JAM L1 MARJ VOGE ln WALKSton. ER, un Ifignnl rISL0nl lo llege plan' f0n. Division Kelso, Wash. Slim. Ugfon. lrtggn City, lftson City, lre30H City, 13, Medford, staria, Port. iliington. ve, Belling- sliington. ington. 1, Puyallup, , Washing- meda Blvd-. ilaska. ton. 113. 'I0l'l. on. liz. ngIOIl. , Portland, I 759, Port- IOII - Yashlngfon' Yashiflgwn' lal10- II8 111110. SPRECHER, EDWIN, Buhl, Idaho. STARR, LLOYD, College Place, Washington. STEELMAN, ETHEL MARIE, Molalla, Oregon. STEPHENS, LESTER L., College Place, Washing- EOD. STEWARD, FOREST, Grants Pass, Oregon STILES, VINCENT, College Place, Washington. STONE, JOSEPHINE HARPER-, College Place, Washington. STONE, ROBERT L., College Place, XVashington. STRATTON, BETH, 2121 S. E. 32 Place, Port- land, Oregon. STRAWN, DALE A., College Place, Washington. STUART, PAUL M., College Place, Washington. SWIGART, BERNIECE, Rt. 1, Box 256, Auburn, Washington. TAMIYASU, KESAE KAY, 330 Myrtle St., Walla Walla, Washington. TANNER, MAYBELLE, College Place, Washington. TARR, EDWARD, Mount Erene, South Africa. TARTAR, ANN, Rt. 7, Box 137, Salem, Oregon. TAYLOR, FRANCES, 1109 Bigelow Ave., Olym- pia. Wfashington. TAYLOR, JENNIE, Rt. 2, XValla Walla, Washing- ton. TAYLOR, MABLE, College Place, Washington. TEAL, ANNA MAY, Hoskins, Oregon. THOMPSON, LOIS E., Caldwell, Idaho. THOMSEN, HALVARD, College Place, Washing- ton. THORNTON, THOMAS, LaCros:e, Wisconsin. TININENKO, DENA, Bainville, Montana. TOCCO, JOHN W., Chicago Heights, Illinois. TRASK, BURDICK S., Cottage Grove, Oregon. TUPPER, LOELDENE, 1263 Magnolia Ave., Chico, California. TURK, ALLEN J., 1964 Dawson Ave., Long Beach, California. TURNER, JESSE B., 311 Rose St., Bellingham, Washington. TUTTLE, WILMA, Aloha, Oregon. VANAUSDLE, ANNA GIDDINGS-, College Place Wfashington. VANTRESS, LORRAINE, College Place, Washing IIOI1. VETTER, ALICE, Buena, Washington. VETTER, JAMES, Buena, Washington. VOGEL, MARJORIE, Everett, Washington. VONKUSTER, CARL, Scobey, Montana. WAGNER, RHEA, Box 112, Bryn Mawr, Wash- ington. WALKER, DOROTHY, Boise, Idaho. HQ TI-IE MOUNTAIN ASH WALKER, MYRTLE, Hillsboro, Oregon' WALKER, STANLEY E., College Place, XX'g5h- ington. WALLACE, KIRBY, Robinette, Oregon, WALLNER, DOROTHY, Gl'2lHgCI', Washingtcnli. WALLNER, RUTH, Granger, Washingtgn, WARNEKE, NETTIE, Bottineau, North Dakota, WARREN, VIVIAN, Hereford, Oregon. WATNESS, MRS. J. A., College Place, Washington. WEBSTER, WARREN, Rt. 1, Box 232, Lodi, California. WEIKEL, ELMER, College Place, Washington WEITZ, HENRY, Eagle Creek, Oregon. NVELLS, ERNIE, College Place, Washington. XVELLS, MAE, Emmett, Idaho. WESCOTT, CHARLES A., 1650 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, Oregon. XVHEELER, JOSEPHINE, College Place, W'ash- ington. WHITING, MELVIN, 4333 S. E. 67th Ave., Port- land, Oregon. WHITNACK, KENNETH, S21 9th St. S., Moor- head, Minnesota. XVHITNEY, WILBUR, Rt. 1, BOX 350, Auburn, Washington. WIGTON, DORIS, 1019 W. 3rd, Spokane, NVash- ington. WILD, ELMER, Gaston, Oregon. WILSON, DONALD, Glendive, Montana. WILSON, ERMA, 1160 Ruth Ave., XValla W'alla, Washington. WILSON, KENNETH, 908 Sth Ave. No, Great Falls, Montana. WILSON, LOIS, Crosley, North Dakota. WINSLOW, LOIS, Birkenfeld, Oregon. WINTER, EUGENE, College Place, Washington. WOHLFEIL, LORRELL, E. Stanwood, Washington. R., Box 83, Bremerton, Wooo, ELAINE, Star t Washington. WOOD, JAMES R., Box 601, Kirkland, Washing- ton. WOODARD, GEOFFREY, 2047 N. Sumner St., Portland, Oregon. XVOODY, MERLE, 121 Washington. WORLEY, JEANNETTE, Newberg, Oregon. 0 Ellis Ave., Bellingham, E., Missoula, YEATTS, MILDRED, 222 Sussex Ave. Montana. YECKEL, CLARA, Tonasket, Washington. YOUNG, MARGU YOUTSLER, ADA, Letha, Idaho. ERITE, Granger, Washington. 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I l nllltlllxln lllllxlllulllll i llllllllllllllxlllzlll lr: I llxzllllxllll lllllllllxill lnlnnlnlllnlnuulnlnxlrullulInnnnulsnnnunlnnu The Ideal Summer Vacation X-Nl -,,- -, -4 -, --- Y ,,,,,, M., ,f ff ' .,,. , ffff f, f -f-ff., ,,:. ,,-, 1, , ,,,,, 1 1 f.1 K, ,,,-,.f ,,- 1 'eff f g,,,,-, ,, f -f -ff, HOME STUDY INSTITUTE, Takoma Park,Wc1shingf0I1,D-C- ' 'ia rrnn nannnswrni nun: 1 rsrrtrtntv nn:-msrnnnnlriu xn1nznumzrnu1 1 Pitts burglw Paint Store Eor Quick Drying WATER SPAR VARNISI-IES and PAINTS ENAMELS SUN-TESTED WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMING CITIZENS BANK OF COLLEGE PLACE An Outstanding Bank in a Progressive Community Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COLLEGE PLACE WASHINGTON Walla Walla Iron Works, Inc. 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