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

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PERCY W. CHRISTIAN Assh anl Professor of His lory Broadview College, B. Lewis Institute, B. S. Northwestern Univers A. ity, M . A., Ph. I). Doctor Christian is ited, in addition to 40 Mexico and Canada, and plays tennis. especi In his ally interest of the Uni( spare mon :cd in tra 3n, 9 Eur lents, he Lvei, hav opcan cc collects ing vis- To diumjy the Ju To constellate the This h to live. V wih , ,v, -, .v.. ■th h,ily lit, u.nhls; EDNA SMITH-CUBLEY Instructor in Piano Walla Walla College Conservatory of Mu sic Dent Mowry, Portland Harry Krinke, Seattle Mrs. Cubley ' s hobby is home-making. However, .he is also interested in reading, traveling, knitting, and winter sports. She has traveled in the Western United States „ C.in.ida, . .nd Mexico. Every cloud has a silver lin.nx. E. STRAUSS CUBLEY Professor of Business AJminislralion Walla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, M. B. A. Graduate work, University of Washington Although Professor Cubley ' s main interest lies in business matters, he also finds time to work on his hobby, which is flow- ers. He is also interested in travel and has traveled in 24 states of the Union, Canada, and old Mexico. To save time is to lennlhen life. L. DOROTHY FOREMAN Dean of Women Union College, B. A. Graduate work. University of Washington Dean Foreman has a variety of interests including liter aesthetics, current history, religion, people, and cimping. hobby at present is scrapbooks. Let us love so well Our uork will be sweeter for our loie And still our love he sweeter for our work. - ' i %»maai Ti n€V|| Tf l l §H

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MARGUERITE APLINGTON Accountant ■W ' alla Walla College, Normal Cour Walla Walla College, B. A. People form Mrs. Aplington ' s m chli Make in interest. Her hobby mj then you may be su KENNETH A. APLINGTON Instructor in EngUi! ' Walla Walla College, ii. A. Graduate work, University of Washington Mr. Aplington ' s hobby is raising fancy chickens, but because of his present work this hobby is dormant. Besides English and chickens, Mr. Aplingtor is also interested in outdoor activities .ind in freshmen. He has traveled in the western United States tU sc and continued con itiful things in life. GEORGE W. BOWERS Professor of Chemistry Union College, B. A. University of Nebraska, M. A., Ph. D. Doctor Bowers ' hobbv is gardening. He is also interested in music and medicmc. He has traveled in the North and South- western United States and Eastern Canada. Whalsocitr thy hand findelh to do. do it uith thy might. 1-RANCIS M. BURG Dean Emeritus, School of Theology, and Professor of Denominational Institutions Professor Burg ' s main interests arc in the fields of Bible study, .irt, and literature — particulary poetry. His travels have been c.uifincd to the United States and Canada. True merit is like a riier, tlw deejter it is the less noise it mJzes.- Ti c n€Vii Tf i § %§

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PAUL THOMAS GIBBS Profcswr of English ity of Nebraska, M. A. Photography is Professor Gil ted in people and believes in hobby. He is like f.u„ for the fight. hcjorc ■■ know himself well-. LILAH GODFREY Instructor hi Mathematics Walla Walla College, B. A. University of Washington, M. S. University of Washington, Five-year Norma! Miss Godfrey has a strange hobby; she collects street cai kens. She is also interested in music, sports, word-study, knitting. She has traveled in Canada and Old Mexico. Who ceases to he a frieiij never was one. RUTH HAVSTAD Instnulor in Vniee and Musk Theory Cornish School Gocllner Conservatory University of Southern California Miss Havstad collects small quartz stones as a hobby. She has traveled up and down the Western coast from Canada to Mexico and is interested in people, books, trees, clouds, concerts, Not a haling an.l a re im; hnt a gioulng anj a beeoinin:; IS the character of perfeelinnr WINIFRED L. HOLMDEN Professor of Ancient Languages Walla Wall.1 Collcsc, B. A. University of S.uiilKrn California, M. A. Miss Hohmlcn ' s iiULTests are people and books. She has trav- eled from the Atl.uuic t,. the Pacific, from Canada to Florida and Mexico, and across the Gulf and the Caribbean Sea into Honduras. So shonlil we Jej enJ nfion C,o,l. that our liies may be the sinif,le oiiliunking of lli uill. As we commit our ways to Him, lie Hill Jne.t ,„n - Wm. The n€V|t Tf l i «H