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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1939 volume:

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Q The sTore of memories hazy arid iheom ,i you may always hold TasT The remembrariees o This year, we have gaThered TogeTher some oT The choice Ieaves OT i938'3'9 and have booria Them irilo your book, The MOUNTAIN ASH. sw ,' 1 JM Dedication lo ow: wllo, L15 lleol ol llwe Sliie-me Dlfpoflmclzl of Wollo Wollo College for llllVlGGllX'CUV5,l'1Cl5 :milled mio tlle mlmls ol countless sluoelwls o lnroofler lowowledge ol llle lvlwymcol world! llhlllllllij lo oll o .leegler VGNGVCVYCEI for llwe lvlosler Sclemllslg To one wlwo, nlurnlg lhls lusl yeor ol lwls oresidmtg ol llw55 mslltuliom, lwos won llwe U1lV'l'lIVCllIOllQ'l4l flue respect ol oll by lmls loudly ood sympolhelic QUlClGfWCCj lo ooe who llog mocle ilwe laws ol oll lle lvos cjorllowefl roncflmor owl fuller lnecouse he sees Ille sleonluly owl zeee ll wlmolvfl to Ur, Gworgo W, Bowers, Preslfleut owl lrlemrl, We llllw llorlcnluly llwlu ole llllu wllullv ol lllw lXflCkJlllXllfXllXl flxgll, 'wk L .' .,,S.as,h,' . 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The task is of greater complexity now than formerly because life is more complex and intense. Christian education can perform this task more completely than secular education, The latter of necessity must refrain from exploration in the realm of the spiritual. Man is not a being consisting of individual units of body or mind. l-le is a highly integrated individual. The spiritual aspects of life are so closely enmeshed with the physical and mental that the education which leaves out the spiritual is at a disadvantage, and even in the realm of the intellectual purely secular education is also ata disadvantage, Investigations have been conducted which carry man into the extreme fringes of the borderland between the known and the unknown. Here facts give place to theories and speculations, but the sincere purpose to arrive at the truth leads one to the Creator as the source of all truth. Here finite touches the infinite in communion. Christian education, by creating opportunity for more complete under- standings of all phases of man's nature, provides the equipment for meeting life in all of its aspects, Walla Walla College is the school that educates for lifel -George W. Bowers. Frank W. Peterson, Business Manager Foresight characterizes a good business manager, and Mr. Peter- son is one who looks to the future. He is the students' best friend, for when financial dilticulties arise, he does all in his power to help the students continue their education The school progresses under his capablemanagernent. ., Clara E. Rogers, Registrar Although Miss Rogers has the sad task of issuing'those total grade slips to every one, and has to keep aspiring seniors straight as to their necessary reauirernents, she still has a ready smile at her command, and is happy to talk over the rnost trifling problem with any student .l23J. Dorothy Foreman This enthusiostic deon ot women knows how to work with The girls, not over or ogoinst them. With inexhoustible energy she is contin- uollv trying to plon pleosont surprises for the students, ond is ever trying to help them solve lite's problems George Simpson l-las keen eyes observe well, ond he olwois seems to be in the know obout student olloirs this friendly oeon ol men. Deon Simp- son olivovs hos time to tolk with you, no motler how busy he mov be Not only is he interested in the weifore ol the meng but in the phvsicol fitness ot the entire school Under his Competent direction, the Physical Education Deportment hos estoblishefl lor itself o ploce ol importonre in the school program 'a....,w Marguerite Aplington Ask lvlrs !Nplinglon ' is the onsvver to rnonv questions which orise, ond the remorkoble foci is thot she usuollv hos o solution to the problem, Her sunnv disposition gods interest to the business olfife where she presides os Accountant, Mollie Loy-Sittner Mrs Sittner's moin tosk is not in odministering discipline, os collect'- ing lines, or keeping the librory quiet, tor she is thoroughly in love vvith the other phoses ot her work. She likes nothing better thon to help some suflering student find elusive rnoteriol for o term poperf- ond we hove olwovs louncl her o veritoble encvcjlopedio, She loves her books ond is thoroughly ol home with them 1241. Gwynne Dalrymple ' His krlcri blue-grey eyes fairly pierfe through you, arid you are reiiiimtutt that Elder Dotryrhrnie is 0 tower os x-,eil Gs G therniogioii He' hoe uri iiwxltotistitzie 5tihimiy ot kriowteriqe oh Girimat every siihieftf C!ttt1OitL'V eofh htirtioii git Clase ctiwitv-,ituiwf hu is ttiitmit for his Vfftliflfit, CMOS-t't VVS? Coriwiiwerttsw' Winifred Holmden Ht-r fiiiitit wuice iiarrmriizos with hor Character, thu trim, hunt, hrcirisff, yet rtciiiitv tittlv iady Although sho may ot times GDLJETOI' tru ht' G hit Kfttftt tit hw fh'ISSE2 the tyxirtkte iii heir 0 as brhtrfi K- 5 5 htir :cttw ot litimrur Sha is 0 vert LtIt!iUt'SlOitdtItf uefruuri mid stticteiitw J I 1 rwiituy ttitkihg to hor Iter iiioiri iritercut has in hm c'iQS5f'a in niifimit iCtttQltUCjl'S! mithhiiqh shrf tCriCheQ Frehfh OK well! Francis M. Burg With tho Soitt ond the mind ot ri poet, Eirtur Burg hkes to express himsett hy homitittit thcmtights Thii yeteruri Hihte tworhr-r trikea ci trietiidty ttttflf'-I iii iucohtv, riiict is riiwmys qiyiiiq ri rtimfry' ymrrt to thv wit Thomas M. French You trmitteiitty sem Eidcr tirtyiirh hit Sohhcilh moriiirigxl or ciiiriitg tht: xyecitx, with hi-, mr! reality to tckc his ttueotogiccnl studQiutS out th preach The Deon cnt' the School til 'lheoiogy rvcitly has ch ihtorefst riot with iii his mm stiicttiim, htit ih tht! shiritiml xwiicirv of the l'lttTtVC stiirioiit lvhdy. -fZ5i- Holger Lindsjo A scho!cJr in truth, is Mr Lindsgo With numerous iongugges ot his cornrnond! he is continuoilv studying cind doing reseorch work. He hos been in Peiestine, end schoiorshios seem to be coniiiion occur- rences tor hirn His interesting iectures ore iooked torvvord to with pieosure. Claude E. Thurston Here is proof that 0 scientist con oiso be hunion, tot' Mr, Thurston takes o sincere interest in eii his studcnts, he they nreniedics or otherwise. He is quiet ond dignified, one isnovvn cts ct sincere Chris- tictn who hos the sneciei nciisciri nor! ot the Yeung Peoidids Society Atthough we see Miss Weiker seated before ci typewriter, her rnuin occupcition is not iii typing! hut in teaching others the ert ot oiueroting o typewriter, of taking dictotion, end ot making good secretctries. Yi he sound tif tvgiewriters is iii-Le prietrg to her We iike her for her iriendiiness. - Alice A. Neilsen To provide better and more efficient teocliers is the oirn ot the heed of the Norniol Deinertnient Miss Neiisen is verv rnuch interested in niodern inethods ond technique, ond is vviliing to shore her information She is on insntrotioii tor every Gsoirtng young teocher, . rzgj. Ethel A. Johnson W E Those of goo who hate hever vlstted Muss JohhsJh's Claisroorh would he llllCVESlGCl to look GVUUl'ICl artd see the vartous Charts, pictures, clraxwhas, aha tllastrattohs of every Clt'uCFlDllOVt OIT the walls Her E?lllClClTl leadership ot her sevehth ahd etghth grade stodehts ,r v gwes them a good ljOCkQt'UUlTCl lor aeaclerhtc work Clara Keith-Bowers 'WW She greets you mth a lVlQlTllly Slll'lC- oar Prestdehts wtte, who also teaches the tttth ahd srx grades at the Normal School Mrs Bowers takes a spocttal lllTGVttSl Ill her ttovvers, ahd has VYIGYTY other thterestthg ltobbws S T 2 is is gg Eleanor Marks-Lindsjo The little folks adore her! and the bla tolls anlvhtre her, this lClllQlllIlQ, little prthtary teacher There ts lT6Wt'l' a dull IlTUlIlGlll HT the ttrst grade roorh wtth Mrs lthdsto th rharof- Mavis Smith Mlss Smith holds sway th grades three ahd tour l-ler uhtlaggihg lhterest HT her stadehts OllCl her Chee-rttll persohaltt5 I'HGhG her a favorite with ltttle ohes ahd QFONXIT ups altlfe TT - E271- Lilah Godfrey One generally liiinl4s ot o teocher who delves into the science of motheniolics os being ot the rnosculine gender, biit Miss Godtrey is definitely teniiriine in her loughing srnile ond good notiire She is o good spwrt! ond lilses to skote ond ski Herman R. Sittner Professor Sillner is o teofher vvho hos the Courage to voicie his convictions A close student ol hiirnnn notore, his psychology closses ore ot vitol interest lo the students. Frorn o weolth ol experience he dro t,'r s niirne:'oi,is stories which odd Color ond lite to his lectures. George G. Kretschmar Quiet, reserved, dignilied, Dr. Kretschrnor is seldom seen oboiit the Compofp, oilhooglw he olivoys hos o friendly smile One sus- pects thot he spends rnost ot his time in his loborotory, delving into the mysteries of the physirol world Merlin L. Neff Melody ond rhythm ore pleosingly blended os Dr. Neff reods his beloved poetri in his Cleor resonont tones Always reoding, interested in current problems os well os clossicol literotiire, he inokes poetry live to the reorler, ond inspires his students to be lovers ol beooty. .r2g1. 2' i J 7: ffiiff. A t , Q., Q x ' 2 ,:N,. li as i Harry H. Schyde You con procticolly picture OV Mon River os Mr Schyde sings it tor you in his mellow boss voice Especially loveo, too, is the music ot his A Coppello Choir os they ossist in Fridox evoning vespers Mr Sch5c'1tv's Q0itiGl icrsonohtt is contagious, ond one is hoppicr for meeting hint Sterling K. Gernet When Mr, Gernet ploys the pioiiu, he dues it with such single heortedness thot you would scorcely think thot this rnon olso hos C1 definite interest in other things, such os people, ond psy- chology. While music is his rnoin interest, he is very versntile, onrl iinprvsscs one with his broutl fund ut knowledge. Victor Johnson Thot srnile is o turnihur port ot ljfotessnr lnhirsuny, und ha- exhibits his VOVG sense ot humor in his clossos An occurnphshed wiohntst, he imports his tolents to the various niuszcol orqun- l1CllOlt'J uniltgr his clircction Stanley Walker Listen to the inusic os Mr Wulker is ot thu iuipu orgiunf uncl iou ixiil be corried to reinote loncls, to the hill-ton, hesiflc quiet woters, or you will heor chirnes ln o greot cothedrol, hlot unit does the he-ocl ot the niono domrtrncnt ploy thc organ! ' ' . - L out he is very proficient ui thu pionu. 91 5 t Kenneth Aplington Discussions neyer ebb in Mr. Aplington's English classes as the students argue about anything from the expediency of a sales tax to what makes personality, Good-humored, observing, this inter- esting teacher is a familiar figure about the campus. Lulu Hill-Miller Stand by and watch Mrs. Miller, the head at the art department, form a beautiful landscape, or illustrate a gospel song, and you will be amazed at her skill. She is good-humor personified, and has infinite patience with the would-be artist's struggling efforts. E. Strauss Cubley Friendly, helpful, interested, Professor Cubley always greets you with a cheerful word, Students look forward to his chapel talks, with his neyer-failing introductory jokes. Although head of the business department, Mr. Cubley finds time to direct the business end of A. S. W. W. C. Percy W. Christian Although he has been in Europe, Dr. Christian trayels most frequently by maps, and his history students become acquainted with the country of the history they study l-ie is especially interested in philately, and makes the collection of American series his specialty. Stories of son Johnnie frequently illustrate his lectures on world affairs. 1301- Gracelyn Perry-Parker Petite and dernure, Mrs, Parker appears before her speech classes, helping them to enunciate each word, and to speak with the proper techniaue, Upon entering her office, you first notice the recording gadgets which she ably manipulates. Agnes L. Sorenson Miss Sorensons cheerful, interesting personality is ever evident as she brings the world to your door in her classes in French and German. She is Very fond of ice-skating, and also likes to roller skate. Richard Lewis One would wonder to iust what extent the versatility of Mr. Lewis reaches, for not only does he have a thorough knowledge of his English subiects, but he may be seen taking pictures lan ability landed upon by the Mt. Ashl, playing his violin, or giving pantomimes and readings Who knows what next may be discovered among his talents and accomplishments? Ernest Booth lf you've ever had the experience of being out in the woods and wondering what the name of the bird was whose song you heard, or what kind of a tree the bird was in, all difficulties would have been solved had Mr. Booth been there, for he knows his nature, l-le has good collections of butterflies, insects, birds' eggs, and other trophies from the natural world. I .r31j- Goldie Golledge Miss Golledge is a registered nurse, and is able to give her pre- 'tursing students valuable hints on the art of nursing. Lilceable, considerate, she has the respect ot hcr students and triends. Henry L. Sonnenburg Daisy Schluntz Miss Schluntz graciously presides over the Home Economics Cot- tage where, uncler her guidance, girls acquire skill in homemaking arts. l-let charming personality makes her everyones friend. Whether you tind him trying to teach his academy students how to keep books, or his college students how to read German, this tall, amiable young man seems always to be busy. Anna Giddings-Von Ausdle A familiar tigure in white, one who is quiet, yet whose presence is felt, Mrs. Van Ausdle, in the capacity ot matron, has charge ot one ot the departments which does the most to make the wheels go 'roundf' She has an inexhaustible supply ot clever ideas at her command, and has original suggestions tor anything from entertaining the best boy friend, to teeding the whole school on a picnic. -tszi. Frank Gibbon Your inoulh tairly begins to Water every time you walk past the bakery, tor you are reminded ot tresh doughnuts, spicy cinnamon bread, and luscious cakes With Frank Gibbon at the helm, the college bakery supplies the school and several commercial estab- lishments with bakery needs l-le instructs a class in baking. Russell Emmerson ,wal I of , if o l s Ferdinand Schiller Until one has car trouble, he may not be aware vvhat an important part Mr, Schiller plays in the school program While managing the College Garage, he teaches a class in auto mechanics. Visions at lovely houses, spacious, vvell kept lawns,---all at this turns from dreams to reality as lvlr Emmerson sets his hand at the task ot building And it is not iust houses which he erects, but other construction projects yield to his supervision Many en embryo carpenter has blossomed forth under his tutelage Ray L. Collins Business-like, efficient, Mr, Collins is always ready to serve his public, as vvell as to help his aspiring young printers learn the ropes. l-le takes much interest in the student publications, and is the man behind the scenes who really makes the Mountain Ash. -f33J. J. Cecil Haussler Mr. l-loussler, who olwoys seems to be busy, is enterprising ond industrious, ond the A-:odemy thriyes under his principolgaiiip, The ocodemy lodge in the B'ue Mountoins, lorgely erected by him, is his toyorite retreot, ond one notices thot his col is olwoys loaded with loughing ocodemics when it is bound mountoin-word. Lillian Beatty Miss Eeotty smilingly greets her students, ond enjoys teoching them their English And you would he surprised lor would you7l ot the excellent ouolity ot work some ot those ocodemy students do produce under her instruction. She finds time to sponsor the ocodemic publicotions Willis S. Boynton Dignitied, unossuming, Elder Boynton quietly goes obout his duties. Although his good chorocteristcs ore not ot o showy type, one leorns to recognize his sincerity ond depth ot Christion experience. l-le teoches the Acodemy Bible closses. Violet Scott With o low voice ond quiet dignity, Miss Scott goes obout her ciosses. She will go to olmost ony length to help her ocodemics get their lessons, be they olgebro, geometry, or physics, - Ii34J- A Faculty Covered-Dish Supper -l351- N' . '1 il. . lkxkfkfv ff Q I Q J Xjifrqw yx .4 , A. ?,f T V ,-ax ' . Q f ' 1-,jx dl gd 4- -gg' Ax. .L -' M N- .f' xi f R.. F23 'fr' NN. ' 111nus'm1nL n lx x Y, ' N Fw Fez AI v Q. -Aw IJ I hi :bil 'Ni QQ ' .1 Yu IA wt 1 f 1 I fi L ye l ny Q A F35 .' ix! rl A ., , fvA Fw Y n, V ,Q 5 V4 V 4 H ' 4 Q, LAUNDRY The College Laundry is a well equipped department in the College industrial pro- gram, lt is entirely student manned, thirty-tive students earning part or tull college expenses, least year the girls ironed over l5,000 shirts, The year's busi- ness vvas well over 39,000 The depart- ment is under the direction ot Bernita Baggett. STORE A modern general store carrying a current inventory at 355,000 pei' year, is main- tained by the College as another phase ot its industrial and vocational program, providing work tor eighteen students who earn part or all ot their school expenses, The store has a volume ot business exceed' ing 564,000 per year, The store Manager, John Bauer Jr., savsi l believe that the students who vvorlf here obtain a tine train- ing tor any lite work, GARAGE Several thousands ot dollars have been invested in the College Garage, housed in a tine concrete building. The garage re- pairs and services the nine vehicles main- tained by the College, in addition to running the Dodge and Plymouth Agency. The classes in auto mechanics obtain practical experience under the supervision ot Manager Ferdinand lvl, Schiller, Tools and equipment valued at 33,500 are at the command ot mechanics and students, SERVICE STATION A completely equipped service station sup- porting three students and ottering the opportunity tor experience in selling and lubrication and battery service is main- tained by the College, Complete renova- tion is contemplated in modernization ot the station. The reports disclose 70,230 gallons ot gasoline sold during the year ot T938 BAKERY Producing over l l0,000 loaves of bread por year, in addiTion To cookies, cakes, and pasTries, The College Bakery, manned en- Tirely by Twelve sTudenTs uniler The direc- Taon oT Frank Gibbon, do over 1l5l2,500 business per year, ln addition Ta Teaching The Trade To sTudenTs who learn by doing, This insTiluTion provides The College bakery goods. POWER HOUSE The College Power House generaTes The elecTrTciTy Tor The College, making all elec- Trical repairs and insTallaTions, as well as providing Tor The waTer and heaT needs of The insTiTuTion, The Power House repre- senTs an invesTmenT oT 534,000 in eauip- menT, and is manned by 34 sTudenTs under The direcTion aT Leland HT Parker, Engi- neer, and his assisTanT, Van Blair, The o!anT produces 500,000 kilowaTTs of elec- TriciTy per years BINDERY The College Bindery oTTers an opporTuniTy lor more Than The indusTnal art of book- binding, The developmenT of The arTisTic and creative insTincTs oT The apprenTice is encouraged by 5uperTnTendenT Ray Michel, The enTerprise represenTs an invesTmenT oT over 37,000 LoasT year l5,000 books were bound here, The volume of business being over 36,500 IT is enTirely sTudenT operaTed, live oT The eighT sTudenTs em- ployed working Their enTire way Through school. FARM The College Tarnn is chieTly a dairy enTer- prise. ThirTy-Tive head of Tune Jersey- Guernsey milk cows supply The College creamery wiTh The raw producT Tor nearly 45,000 guarTs oT milk as well as ice cream and cheese, Ten 2-year old heiTers, ill yearlings, and several Teams of horses are also included in Tarm sTock, ThirTy-Tive acres have been puT inTo The culTivaTion of alTalTa, corn, squash, garden, vineyard and orchard. l3eTween 25 and 30 sTudenTs are employed on The Tarm earning parT or all of Their college expenses, The manager is Roy ZumwalT who also has charge aT The creamery, BUILDINGS Fifteen students are employed in construc- tion and maintainance work under the direction of H. R. Emmerson, Superintend- ent of Buildings. The functions of this department include the construction of buildings and general repairs, concrete work, painting, and the manufacture of furniture and other woodwork, Outstand- ing among the recent accomplishments of this department are the new sewage dis- posal plant, the completion of Columbia hall, steam tunnels to West Hall, the rebuilding of the woodwork shop, and the new maple flooring in the Administration building, ln his woodwork classes lvlr, Emmerson promotes projects which give the students practical experience in carpentry, PRINT SHOP The College Press represents an invest- ment of Sl8,000 in equipment alone A new building is being contemplated to house this equipment which has been con- stantly improving and accumulating, ln addition to all the College printing and considerable commercial printing, the press prints such major publications as the Mountain Ash, the Collegian, the North Pacific Union Gleaner, ond the College Bulletin, Seventeen students are employed earning part or full college expenses. Twenty students learning the trade use the shop for laboratory under the direction of Superintendent Ray L. Collins. Paul Eiseman is the shop foreman Raymond Michel Bindery Ray L. Collins Pririt Shop Leland Parker Power House Bernita Boggett Loundry Virgil Larson Service Siotion lndustrial Superintendents 'wif'-Q Russell Emmerson Buildings Ferdinand M. Schiller Goroge John Bauer, Jr. Store Roy Zumwalt Form Frank Gibbon Bokery 5232? iv E J r rl rlrrl LLIIEJEJED M ,ff K' , ' ' j qff I Zff v f '4 I zu A L I 2 ,ff f.,,,::' I 1 ' ,S QA X-f fx .4 - 5l ggi' '4 J I is 'rin ... KM 3 r , f I rl Q - 1 - EJ HID X 335. I' .Q J!! Qf 4 A -if ,,z',A, J? W -QL Vw, . , A ., A, , ., , 'M '32 ,4 r .Tri rfij fl nl B ,A fi 524 dl ful N N Pd L, f-fl fi '54 f-4 -X W bw M Bi H fi ali f ' V1 r., X' E. n Ea Miidred Maiterand Ann Tartar Don Neuteid Mervyn Purdy Letfher Huntington President .,,.,,,,,,,,, .,...,,, L ETCHER HUNTINGTON Vice-President ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M iLDRED MATTERAND Secretary ,..,...,,,. A,,A,, ,,,,,,,,,, A N N TARTAR Treasurer ..,, ..,,,,,, M ERVYN PURDY Chaiviain ,,,,....,,, ,,,,,, D ON NEUFELD Sergeant-at-Arrns ,A,,,,,, HAROLD CHRISTHE Adviser ..,,,,,,..,.,. DR, C1 W, BOWERS CLASS OF 1939 MOTTO : Working While Waiting tar Christ AIM: Others COLOR: Wine and White FLOWER: American Beauty Rose 1451- A Senior Skate Four years ago two hundred five freshmen registered at Walla XNalla College. Today the class has dwindled to forty-eight applicants for degrees. Many of this original number took professlonal courses and are already out in the field of service making use of their college training, Many others have fallen by the 'way-side, so that only seven of the class who started four years ago are now graduating, The Senior Class organized Februarv l2, choosing President Bowers as their Adviser The class has enjoyed together its own prayer band and devotional service each Tuesday morning, with Don Neufeld as Chaplain, A committee headed by Lester Cooper has provided for the social occasions of the class. Trailing the Killer, a sixfreel talking picture featuring wild animal life, was presented bv the Seniors in Columbia Hall, Thanks to Erwin Fowler, chairman of the program committee, the picture was a success in every way, On April l6 the Juniors entertained the class at a picnic at the Boy Scout Camp in the Blue Mountains The Seniors were delighted at the originality and cleverness the Juniors displayed, but were glad to illustrate to their successors their superior ball playing ability, Aside from red and peeling noses, only pleasant memories have remained from the event. The Class of V939 has many fond recollections of the years spent at Walla Walla College. As they depart to find their places in the Lord's work it is their determination to remain true to the high principles of their Alma Mater, eMAl2GARET CRAIG. -1471- 481 Henry Charles Alexander, B.A. Mussoorie, India Mayor: Secondary Education, Minorsg Bible and l-lis tory, Graduate ot Vincent Hill Junior College, India '30, Executive work at Vincent Hill School '30-'39 Dorothy Cushman-Booth, B.A. College Place, Washington Mayor English, Minors French and Bible, Sec Lit' erary Club '35, S S Suot. '36, Sec. Aleph Girnel Ain '37 Vice-Pres Wavillagians '37W'3t3, lsloniinating Com AS- WVVC. '37, Prayer Band Leader '36-'38, Editor Mountain Ash 38339, i Jerald E. Christensen, B. Th. Gaston, Oregon Maiori Theology, Ass't M. V Leader '37, Ass't Colpor- teur Leader '37 and Prayer Band Leader '37, Litera- ture Band Leader '37 Arthur J. Christian, B,Th Havre, Montana Maior' Theology, Prayer Band Leader '37 Harold F. Christie, B. S. College Place, Washington Mayor Cliernistry, Minor, Bible, Pres Protessional Seniors '36, Pres Science Club '38-'39, Sergeant-at-Anns Senior Class '39 Lester Cooper, B. A. hlogutarn, W'asltington Malori Business Administration, Minors lrlistory and l3ible, Bus Mgr Mountain Ash '39, Treas Junior Class '39, Pres Bus Ettic iency Club '39 Margaret Adair Craig, B. A, Milton, Qregon Maior, English, Minors, French and Bible, Copy Ed Collegian '39, Mailing Band Leader '39, Prayer Band Leader '39, Parlianwentarian Aleph Gindel Ain '39, Verda Alma Deer, B.A. Canora, Saskatchewan Maiors Mathernatics and English, Minor Bible, S S Teacher '39, Prayer Band Leader '39 '39, Chainnan Aleph Giinel Ain Nom Corn '38-'39, Coby reader Collegian '38-'39, Verna Lily Dietrich, B. A. Klamath Falls, Oregon Mayor: Secretarial Science, Minors: Bible, Business, Education, Sec Bus. Etticiency Club '35 and '39, Prayer Band Leader '33, 'kRonald D. Drayson, B. Th. Lethbridge, Alberta Mayor: Theology, Attended Canadian Junior College Verdelle Ells, R. N., B. A. College Place, Waalmmgtulw Mayar Secondary EKlUCQllilIl Mmur Brlulr-, Cfrraduaia from Krlvridalw Samlarlum and Hanlullal 'Slj Ass'l' Director and Superwsur al Clrmcul lwdrucfl-rrw, lvlcadalr Samtaruum 'Su-'SH Gordon Ellstrom, B. A. Collage Placc, Vi.aK,lwiQt'.u Mayor, Hmury, lvlmurs ElTQllSll and Bible, Clwurcli S S Clwaruslcr '33 S S 'loarlwr '34 Irma Gill-Fields, B. A. Lew, Arlgala, p'JVlllCli:6S:j Wee! Alrlra Mayor Sacaadary Educallam, Mmar Bible, Missionary m Alrxca Orson Fields, B. A. Low, Amaula, ldrlurlucse Vucpl Alrira Malar' Secondary Dlucallana, Mmuru l'1lr,slwQwJ and Bible, Mrssiarwarg lll Alrlia Erwin S. Fowler, B. B. A. College Place, Waslumgiuu Malar Builaew, Mmars lilblr ur11lSucalwdar5 Educa- rluu, Brand '35-'39, Adv Mgr Caliualaa 'Sw-'3S, Adv Mgr M? A511 '39-'39, Prager Hand Leader '3L9f'39, lreas Bu: Ell'lClGlWCy Club '35 isamuel H. Fritz, R. N., B.A, Boulder, Colorado Malarj lliarorx, Mmurs Bible and l5ufme5s, CllUlVl'l7GlN Gym Campalgu .SX 'wicca-Prix Crmcrurw pl Sigma '38, S S Teacher '39, Sccuml Mica Prw ASWWC '39-'30, Pres Cmlcraa pl Slgrva 'Sf-, S S Clwrrslu' '33, Parl Omi- crau Pi Sigma '39, Prayer Hand Leadwr '38 '39 Mary Drayson-Hagle, B. S. Callegc Place, Waslrlrrgluu Malar llarre Pf 3a.mlc2, Mmm- Ultra? wud Erriglislw, General S S Scc '31-WS, Cllurcli S S Tuaclwar, '39, Clwurcli Clwalr 'i ,Q-'57, Er 'a Mu Clula llelmrler 3 Effie May Hale, B. Th. College Place, Yuakl warm Malar lliualagg, Minor ETlQll'wll, Oralurm 'ju-'31, Traas A Cappella Cllllll' 'Sf-'57, Clue Club 'ju-'3f, Stu dear Teacher Perwmaaslvrr 'B '35, Mallma Baud Loader '37-'33, S S laarlwr '3,, Prayer Band Leadar 'Br'-'39, A5s'r Loader Primary S S iS, Sec Tlwgaluglcal lurum 'ES- S9, Vice-Pres Paulus! Sadallly 'SS-'39, Howard Hamel, B. Th. Bravmwlllu, Orwaorw Malar llwedlaax Mrrrar Aacu,-wr l,llllQl-Llijirii, Supl S S '34w, Prayer Baud luadcr Sa- Er, M V Loader '38, Student Pasrar '37-'S' Sludcm Exauaelw' 'SS-'39, Lilbourn Fred Hardin, B. A. College Place, l-'ra'.l-.mgrua Ma,ar Valcc, Mmor Bible, Stuclwm Tuacllcfr HW Voice, SlQlTlSllWQlllQ, arid Music Fuadamerfalx '3' ff, S S Clwar- lsler 'ST-SS, Srrmar S S Tear lwer '35, A Cappella Chair '33-'37, '38-'39, Cailaae Orclicfslra '3W'3l7, Baad'3'l, Glee Club '32-'57, M V Cliarlsler Sf, '31-'59 Doris Holt-Haussler, B. A. College Place, Washington Major. English, Minorsi l-lorne Economics and Music, S. S Teacher, Student Teacher ot Chorus in Academy. 2:Walter H. Hayter, B. A. Bloemtontein, South Africa Maior, Secondary Education, Minor. Biology, Grad- uate l-lelderlnerg College, South Africa '32, Mission Activi- ties '33-'35 Loeldene Tupper-Horning, B.A. College Place, VVashington Maior. Business Administration, Minors: Bible, Home Economics, M. V. Sec. '37, Ass't S S Sec. '39, Prayer Band Leader '37 Logan Earl Houser, B. Th. College Place, Washington Maier: Theology, Minors: Secondary Education, His- tory, Student Evangelist '38-'39 Letcher Laverne Huntington, B.Th. College Place, Washington Maier: Theology, Pres. Senior Class '38-'39, Chairman Nom Com ASVVVVC '39, Pres Paulist Sodolity '39, Leader Junior S S '38, Junior Church Com. '38, Pres. Omi- crcn Pi Sigma '32 Harold A. Jenks, B. Th. Granger, Washington Maior' Theology, Student Eyangelist '38-'39, S. S. Teacher '35-'36 Lyle H. Jensen, B. A. East Staniyood, Washington Motor Chemistry, Minors Mathematics, Physics, Bible, S. S Teacher '36-'38, S S Supt. '36, Nom. Corn. A SVVVVC '35-'3Tj Pres Ornicron Pi Sigma '37-'38, Parl Omicron Pi Sigma '38-'39, Pres. ASVVWC '38-'39 Emil H. Knaufl, B. Th. Spokane, Washington Maior: Theology, Minor: Greek, Pres Paulist Sodality '36-'37, First Vice-Pres ASWVVC '38-'39, Student Pas- tor '36-'3T, Student Eyangelist '33-'39, S S. Sec. '36, Ass't Leader M V '36, Leader M V, Summer, '37, Junior S3 S Suot '37, Band '33-'38, Orchestra '38, Oratorio '34- ' T. Oliver W. Lange, B. A. Assam, India Maior Secondary Education, Minors Bible and Lan- guage, Missionary to India, Suot. S. S '25, Vice-Pres. A.S.- VVVVC '26, M. V. Leader '25 and '38-39. Sylvia Lewis-Lange, B. A. Assam, India Magor, Secondary Education, Minors: Bible and Lan- guage, Missionary to lndia. T501- Mildred Mafterand, B. A. Starwood, Vxaslnnglon Mayor Engllslw, Minor Horne E5conornrc's, Second Vrqg Pres ASW WC '51-'52 Crrrulalron Mar Collegian Til, Senior Class Vive-Pros '39, Ale an Grrnel Arn Pros '39 l 35, S S Subl 'ES '39, Junior Class Sei wr ' Don Neufeld, B. Th. Waldiwrrrr, Sasvafclmxan Malor Theology, Graduate Canadian Junior College, Snrretual Conwwlrec ASW Vx C 'SS-'39, S S Sup? '39, Chaplain Senior Class '39 Gilbert Oliver, B. A. Rrgkreal, Oregon Maror Business Adrnnuslrotron, Minors History, Buble, Secondary Educalron, ASWWC Social Corn '5W'39, Onmron pr Srgrna Proararrw Corn '55, Assofrate M V Leader '39, Side Leader Collewiran Canroaran '37, Circula- lron Mgr Cvllwglan Ann Elizabefh Olson, R. N., B. S. Clayton, Waslrrrrgrorr Mayor Home Ec'onornrCs,lVllr1or Blblc-, S S Sleafber S , l3ra5er Band Loader FS, Pres Order ol Merrr Hearts '35, Vim-Pres Wawllagrans 'SH-'39, Sclrool Nurse 37-'38 'YR Reinhold Pafzer, B. Th. Collage Place, Waslungron Mayor Theology, S S Supl '37 SS, lvl V Leader '37- SH S S Teafber '3 -'32 A Cappella Clrarr 'QT-'SS Marlha Irene Peterson, B.A. Caslle Rock, Washington Mayor rwlrrmermrras, Minors Gwrfnar- and Secondary Edufarcon, Sec S S '37, S S Teacner '3lwf'39, Sec Aleblr Grrnol Arn '33, Sec Screnre Club '39-'39 William Louis Pflugrad, B. B. A. Hood River, Orvaon Malor Business Adn rnlslratron Minoru Hrgljrg, bible, and Secondar, Eduaalran George Marshall Price, B. A. Slony Plain, Albcrla Mayor Clrornrslrg, Minor Mallr r.,' rnawcs, Vriy-Pres Science Club '59 Mervyn Telfort Purdy, B. A. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Major Business Ad l7llTlElVQlllQl'l Minors 5l:CUllC,lClj Education, Blblrf, and Malnernafucs, S S Sec '37, S S leoQl1er'3S-'39, Bus Mar Collegian '39, Social Com Omr- Cran Pr Srgrna '33, Publicity Cam Bus El'llClGflfl, Club Treas Senror Class '39, Pres Junior Class llilohn de Romanett, B. A. Regina, Saslarclv .nan Major lrllslory, Minor English, Pres Ornnrgron pl Sranra '39, Pres ln?+rnatrunal lQElUllOlli:ClUl1 '39 -lS1j- No Pictures Laurence M. Andrews, B. S. Stella Bohlman, B.A. Chester Green, B.Th. Francis Henry Ober, B. A. Glenn Steen Rasmussen, B.S. Myrtle E. Rowse, B. A. College Place, Washington Malori English, Minors Secondary Education and Spanish, Prayer Band Leader, Ruth Kathryn Running, B. A. Kelso, Washington Malor. l-lorne Economics, Minors lrreneh and Set ondory Edueatlon, Pres Order ol the Merry Hearts '39, Vice-Pres Beta Mu '39, Sxxlrnnorng Instructor 'jf-'39, Social Corn Senior Class '39 Bernice Evelyn Searle, B. A. St Paul, Minnesota Malori English, Mlnorsi lllslory and Secondary Eduea- tion, Prayer Band Leader '39 Lorena Mae Smith, B. A. Portland, Oregon Mayor, English, Minor. Secondary ECllICClllUIl, Supl Prirnary Div S S '39, Prayer Band Leader 38359, S S Teacher '39 Walter Streifling, B. Th. College Plafe, Washington Major Theology, Cfrradualt: Canadian Junior College, S S. Subt. German Church '39 Ann Tartar, B. A. Salern, Oregon Major English, Minor' Secondary Education, Treas Aleph Oirnel Arn, 353439, Vlre: Pres Order ot Merry Hearts '37-'33, Vice-Pres Junior Class '33, Vlee-Pres. Aleph Glrnel Ain '38-'39, Society Editor Collegian '33-'39, Sec Senior Class '39 Warren Webster, B. A. Lodi, Calltornla Mayor l-lrstory, Minor lllble, Soc Corn lnttrnatlonal Relations Club '35-E Lois Maxine Wilson, B. A. Crosby, North Dakota Mayor English, Minors Bible and Ereneh, Clee Club '35-'36, S S. Teacher '37-'38, Prayer Band Leader '39, Collegian Statt '39, l:Sumrner School Graduate ln Absentia Glenn C. Bolton, B,S. Amos Henry, B. S. Edwin Lee, B. S. Allen J. Turk, B. S. .lay F. Tuttle, B. S. 1521- FAREWELL Go, graduates, Commencement 'tis tor you upon the sea ot lite, A voyage strange betore you lies. But ye Have brawn and brain. Full titty-eight ye stand, And what one lacks, another doth supply. The hand upon the helm ye know tull well, 'Tis l-lis whose voice did speak on Galilee The blessed words ot peace, And we whose part lt is to stay behind a little time, Commend you to l-lis care. Regrettully Companionshirfs sweet link. we break. And yet l-low sweet to know the haven will be reached The sooner for the work which ye will do. Be strong! Be brave! To God's omniscient care We now commend you 'till the journey's o'er, And hope to meet you in the port of home. Farewell! -IDA J. WYMAN. 4 + + Summer School Graduates, l938 Alvah Alton Bringle, B. A, R. Stanley Peterson, B A Robert S. Hamilton, B. S, Merton A. Searle, B B. A. Ruth Irvine-Norwood, B, A Robert C. Seibly, B. S Lawrence Winn, B. S. Two-year Normal Vivian Carman Mariorie Mae l-lines Bonnie June Johnson Madaline Knight Elva Margaret Mcliinnis Three-year Normal Geneva Ruth Ackerman Pauline A. Beeks Verta Rogers-Johnson Isabelle Wilson Lawrence Nellie T. McKeirnan Miriam G Pease Francetta Rustin John l-l Stuivenga Aleta Balch-Talbott Two-year Pre-Medical Loren Vixie .U-331- ,X J y 1 'F , .' ' fi, f M?-1 m 54? l?? 1 If ' f--Q A. W ,f - Q isle' L ' U ::rAVj r-- vr'.A ',. '-v yr-'vw - 'va f -v- ii 1 , r' f ' yr-7v'f-ww'r'-1- .-.-W-.K-W N441 Au? :Jr .1.df'A,,5r1? ,PV ' 1 'W W Y W , A .,- , .-M, nf... i4f:,.Q Qfwgla ,Qi-,fig gf-:L 44154: As! 3223 Marjorie Harris, James Koetoh, Paui Marsh, Oliver Hail, Billie Berry President ,,,,.,,,,... Vice President Secretary Treasurer . ,,,.,, . Porhamehioriah ..,. ..,,,.,,,................... Sergeorir-at-Arms .... ,,,,,.,,,A........ Advisor ....,,,,,,,,.,. ,,.... E LDER 4 4 0 PROFESSIONAL CLASS OF I939 MOTTO Not of the Top, but Climbing AIM Success Through Service COLORS Maroon and Old Goid. FLOWER Tea Rose - 561- JAMES KEETON PAUL MARSH MARJORIE HARRIS BILLIE BERRY OLIVER HALL GWYNNE DALRYMPLE Pre-Meds The Professional Senior Class of l939 extends thanks to its Alma Mater for the pleasant memories which it has given, The past year has held dark and light spots for each of us, but we choose to remember only the brightest, Some of these we have spent together,-our class picnic on April 30, and our party on May 4. Each member of the class expresses his appreciation for the advantages of an education that urges him forward in the fulfillment of the class aim, Success Through Service. --elVlARJORlE HARRIS. .Ii51J. Eileen Marjorie Ealtzer Oakland, Calltornla Pre-Dietetics, Pres Beta Mu '38, Kindergarten S S Teacher '37, Activity Leader, Order ot Merry l--leart: '37- '38, Collegian Stott '38 Billie Berry Cuthbert, Texas Three-year Norrnal, Band '39, '39, Free Normal Clutw '39, Parllarnentaruan Prot Senior Class '39 Wynnton Rease Bunnell Farmington, Washington Two-year Pre-Medical, Band '33-'39, S S Orchestra '38, '39 Edna E. Day Seattle, Waslrlnglon Secretarlal Etta G. Featherston Vale, Oregon Pre-Dietetics, Reporter Bela Mu '39 Delfhu Marie Givens Urnaoune, Oregon llrreogear Nornral Alvina Elnora Gruzensky Hill5boro, Oregon Secrclarlal, Oratorlo '33, '39, S S leaclter '39, Sec Business Etlrciency Club '39 Oliver Sylvester Hall Walla Walla, Waslrlnglon llwreo-gear Norrnnl, Seraeanl at-Anna Prot Senior Class '39 Marjorie Myrtle Harris Milton, Oregon Secretarial, Sec fTreas Prot Senior Class '39 Albert Kroll Palo Alto, Calltorrna Tlwree-year Pre-Mt-rllcal 'I J . Cynthia Jane McCosIin College Place, Washington Three-year Normal, Unit Leader '33-'39 Beverly McNeil Arcata, Calilornia Threevyear Normal Paul K. Marsh, Jr. Plans, Montana Three-year Pre-Medical, Church Choir 38339, Omi- cron Pi Sigma Orchestra '39-'39, Band '39-'39, Oratorio '37-'38, Glee Club '33, Sunshine Band Leader '32, S, S Teacher '38 kBernon Meier Farmington, Washington Two-year Normal Laurel Parker College Place, Washington Secretarial Doris Mae Porter Portland, Oregon Two-year Normal Rozelva Freda Stiles College Place, Washington Secretarial, Collegian Staff '37-'39 Louise Kae Unruh Freewator, Oregon Two-year Normal :l:Sl.?lWFllCl' School Graduate N0 PICTURES Wilder S. Eby, Two-year Proflvleclical Edwin Lee, Two-year Pre-Medical lln fxlpseritial -E591 .' x ' f 'Q .. b L, Q :- 1, 1-1 JUIIIIJB P 4 fix! Z. 1 r' 4 1 W Diff Wi 5 4 554 L '1 ff IQ 5' Y Tiff ,Q A if A i 5533 . 1:1 Fa: 'H if M .mill T 11 13 in M LQ K. yn! if W, FQ V w lin I We 4 1 ri -I rv-J 52 5 R I J F, R- rw! 150 A1 5,184 '2' - ,' 'H-' W .x 4 kia L 1 I '91 V4 W f V54 if ' 'i 1 K. 1 fig 4544 N., Y,.,, J-, ,-,,, ,,-,,M. - , if .-. ., 1,4 V - .Q V M. , fit ,X :A'.A'i:7'.,f 1. ,JY ZA ,,ff1 .E1 .JL ,fi ,A .1 Ms-L ,pi A 1 ,ffl Wesley Siegehrhaier, Henry Bergh, Esther Lagari, Francis Schuler, Margaret Haefer President ....,,,,A.,,,,,, Vice President Secretary ............. Treasurer ,,,.,,,,,,....AA Sergeant-at-Arms Adviser ,,,, ,....... . . WESLEY SIEGENTHALER ESTHER LOGAN MARGARET HOEFER HENRY BERGI-i .. .......,,,,. ,. FRANCNS SCHULER PROFESSOR I-I R SITTNER 4 0 4 CLASS OF 1940 MOTTO Siricerity and Truih The Basis af Every Viriue AIM To Cherish Oar I-iariar More than Fame COLOR Royal Blue, Gold, and White FLOWER Sweet Rea and Tea Rose 1521- Junior-Senior Picnic Breacl-Line Within o step of o finished college educotion, the Junior closs is the lorgest orgonized closs of Wollo Wollo College this yeor, boosting more thon seventy members, Under the leodership of Wesley Siegentholer, presi- dent, o spirit of comoroderie ond sociobility permeoted the closs octivities ond school cissociotions. The most importont closs function of the yeor, the Junior-Senior picnic, took ploce Sundoy, April l6, With the sotisfoction of first flying their colors from the new flogpole, the Juniors sent the Seniors on ci blind hike through town, motored them on ci nonsense trip to the city pork, then corried them to the Boy Scout comp obove Milton for o doy of gomes, eotingn, ond hiking, By o single score the Seniors triumphed in the troditionol bdll gome, the struggle being chorocterized by good ploys on both sides. Sincerity ond truth the bcisis of every virtue, the closs motto, sums up the conyictions of the Junior closs. The foundotion of the ottoinment to this ideol is embodied in the oim, To cherish our honor more thon fomef' The closs is looking forword to o successful completion of its lobors in l94O. eeFRANClS SOPER. 1531- 'H . y V HJ: E541 Vtftar Armstrong Fred Balkvvill Vtvran Bauer Henry Bergh lvlaxrne Berney Frances Betz Ins Booth Vernon Braatcn Vrrgil Casebeer Carey Eastwood Russell Elliott Wendel Fleck Worth Forcher Luellle Gleyre John Hamel James Hodgrn Margaret Haater Cleon Hubbard John Janssen Golda Johnson Stanley Johnson Henry Larsen Esther Logan Hartley Ludden Mary MCCarrauaIrCy Do!are5 Marrfull Janet Marshal! Kailwerirwe Mavtin Wdrard Mglcr Am fc': Ha Mantle!! Janet Mllrar John Nauferfl Fyrrrrr News Byard Omer Elbert Parmar Car! Pattersarw Caartrwey Racikweli Forrast Roper Calvm Russsglr Eugane Samdc Darafrxy Sdwandemaa Frarrfig Sdwler Harald Sdwwartz Hrlda Schwartz Berrlra Shall f,fr wburg Ruth Shumway Wesley Sleaenfhaler Ciyde Srmth r,,k , 5 11,, a if X 'Wa X A l - - X '- Z ga-Z. K -l S K Vi ya. :v:- Q li k , a 3, g f Y Q irarr , r , fi r flf fy h W f rrr i' W- iii Q aa 1 r aa 'F -'Q -L551- Winnitred Smith Francis Soper Erwin Syphers Wilma Tuttle l-larold Unsell Eleanor Wentworth Eugene Winter James Wood Marguerite Young Kathleen Zolber James Keeton Esther Finsand Here and There at the Junior-Senior Picnic Volley Ball-ers - li611- . ' I fiffgff , A , 4. X fh- f mb ' W Q F , ' f ,W x ,f QS 'Q x .aw Q ,N E., fiilva. , Nr , Y , S - wfmb A f .. L, . i ,Q 1, 1 f ' NNX5 N . ff . -...aa SUPHDIIIUBES J F ,. 5. WL fa-. 5 '1 ? f' Eg? F 9.3 'w E, . w f iii R 1 NE f W thi: F if 3,-1 TT 'L 3.4 frffig 5 N51 L vga X iii! K K. 5, 1 W, f-414 rl 'wi f-as r :ffl Hs. 1 -1 Q. F ' 1 N ff! rf? rg 7 ME i rag rx wx f FJ ki 4 fx 5.1: , f' '1 1 A I.-A fbi Q bv .. 14 B23 if? CQ? rg - '4 7 11 1 +91 Bernhard Aaen George Armstrong Harry Bedwell Von Blair Mary Bock George Chalker Paul Christensen Paul Coleman Marie Cook Stephen Crawford Donald Doleman Helen Rhodes-Duncan Wilbur Durham Richard Dutro Dorothy Dye Betty Flciz Frances Fowler Wilma Gates Gerald Gilbert June Graham QA 5 ,I 'K or C A ,. f ,, U ,-ff - 1 'fp t f w' 2 if ,' i 'L , . Q9 , . A Lg v is is 39, M. 22' .A ,sf SQ' rw-9' Q r W1 7 fy, , g t ,g,f,,, , we 0 . z, 1: Q D A W, . , . Mt Quail,-ig' . t , ' Mi'- g h tr rrr ,yfr, s C g W C - 5, if 'ff fa- ,,,. it yrta A. fi ' ikkk vvtt A, , K Q 'Alllr L ' ... VI if , ,, , Q k in 5 Q B ll 8 'E tllle W M rrr M V , if B W s ltrr N M is , 5 i 1.3 4 ' L- 1 A A Q . tr l C L 25 W rj, ,A ' is S L. :fb 'Gif qi 1 ,- ... 1 rw f ,i fg r r rvr Z f . Vyt,, ,. I B ..,, , mi? 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J 2 or to g J J g .J f J l J .J , :V 15 l::::v. .kk.V , 1 KVLV M. ,--: 5 Vrk, NH j i rm. Birdie Hitchrnan liobert Hotlrnan Harland Holderhx Jesse Holrn llaarlene Hooper Robert Johnson James Kegley l-iiehard Kegloy Kathleen Kemph Gertrude King Ralph Larson Margaret Lentz Morris Lewis Pearl Lodahl lieneva M Colloin Juanita Miller Thelma Miller Eleanor Mitchell Roy Mitchell Leo Morgan Phlla Mae Nmhols Fllen Ogren Mary Oliver Helen Parsons Ceraldrne Perrtn Marlon Roblngon Trace Roosrna Clara Roper Delbert Rudy Ella Sfhaak Morgue Stlyer Beulah Smith Vtrgrnua Srnitl1wtCl4 Mearl Stratton Feclalnta Taylor Juanita Wagrwer Leona Warren Altec Wentworth Earl Wtlliams Florenfe Vwltnget' 2 ,:.. Q ,. ,,., J. . J i ss nf a- 4 ...-,,- .: Um , S vt: - .r :H-In WL 1 H, ':-- - -. .Lp-, ,V r,-...rn 'gf W ig., ,. 155 X .K f t A X, I , I gk . .. - if 1 L X . 'Q W '-F? z if L R ' x N wr , y 1 F 3 Q t S tr as' .- , Q3 2 rg in I. 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V. -L lv --Q ffw --. yr -m ,wr -- 16.4 M a,,-,,,,,7,,,,,.,. ,W..,,,-.,,,,,..,,,,,,.Y ., , 1 Veryl Adams George Alkire Ruth Ames Pearl Anderson Glen Axtard Dorothy Bennet Leona Betts Charles Betz lvleneta Bidgood Emma Blackburn Cooper Brown Glen Brown Iris Brown Raymond Bungard .Albert Butherus lrene Christiansen Elaine Christotterson Merle Clarambeau Betty Claridge Reba Colton qua, 5 4 new 'FJ if ,. maffw .. ,gf , EF ft' ' n Qty in 3-' L ' X , . S ,I : Q i ilsri 1 - l75?lSl fW2ebf K t if 'W' - ' terfxgwire. WTQKV fa 'gt 1 rHW1FA Q - , Vp Qwgfw ' fi A A - ,rw ,L V N ,- , . , B fit. , ' 'C' A Q , V ' o I s, f, In rrrr j lf , isll fi, r M2 X 33 . A, .3 , 5 may sa 'i re-ff C l l 53 . E ii, 27 r Llli ? ' H ll ,.2: -'f: V - - ' -, ff diff' il A , ' y J-,rf 7- sa- f Qeewn JE eine its' V ,fygjs 5 ti rsrr ,L afp ae a- 'E' fi no aww Grafton Balkwill Maybelle Banks Claude Barrett Leo Beck Claramae Belongia Bern Bliss Floyd Bolton Elwood Booth Alvy Bowman Noma Braatz Eunice Butterfield Eyelyn Campbell Wilda Carnahan Lillian Caviness Lloyd Christensen Othol Cook Carrie Coober Roy Cornell Wilbur Cowden Charles Cox Allyn Craig Kenith Craig Marvin Crick Harold Curnbo Virgil Cumbo Frank Earl Enid Edrniston Verna Ewert Horold Fey A Margaret Force M l .L i J 4. A it , I, 5, Qzvi- - f S ,t 5 .,,, , 1? C Q 6!'..L .-at Fl li G gg 1 'SF' ffl? I t K ii wg E hrfuf , A , W 2 ,S ml l Margaret Green ' .L Howard Hallock ' H Z' by lg Richard Harris A 5 ,L ' W? E I Lewis Hart il' 'H gf ., . ,C Wilma Hartman L C Ml K f 1 4 fl - .I - ' wi' . CW 77 lv!-L Q ,Q '- FQ eg .L lf' Q- fsfis fll'-, Dorothy Hill ' Joanne Hills l' ,, , .fs 75- -1. M.-'M M ' Gertrude Holloway ' 1 y ' G ' ,O lair: Doreen Houghton I , il if W - - Mildred Hauser rl' V I . l yy V' ' C O 9 'W , an , 'Q f, , H G' ,, ,,, 'Q , , 5 3gg,V f gy jllliggiiil . L if ft -E771 Delbert Curry Margaret Curtis Ida Marie Davis Adele Dorland Everett Duncan Dorothy Garloflc Phyllis Gibson Goldie Gill Lloyd Gillam Dale Green Verle-Ranae Haynal Ellsworth Heidenreich Roy Henneberg Cleye Henriaues Leslie Hicinbothoin Myron Hubbard Leona Hudson Lauretta Johnson Glen Jordan Vero Jordan Milliceiit Kautar Edward Kearn John Kelley Edward Kellogg Lorraine Kinney Ona Lanchesler Dee Lansing Pearl Lansing Verna Loorsen Edris Lawrence Lela Mannen J Mark Marks Vera Martin Bernice Miller Donald Miller William Moran Horner Morrison Gladys Morton Kenneth Mosser Wyldes Monroe 4. i V135 E 'IR '5 f l' ie - -f ,,,, .f ,, f,.- 13 H ,i L L .9 - J JZ 'F ,gg was A A Fw it i-mfg P '1 4 W s A L gifs' frail .i liisu - L . .- JEEM. .,,,,fPv... if 1 x Y :,. . K' K YL ' t , i Z. - ' ' Q i ss i J J ' L MQ , i ,V is J Q ' X .,, or Q i fe i 'i i J E , sf K fr is L .5 I to x L I zlxzii! E ,Q 'ri L,i'i. , , l K I ' 19 A .hr :Vk at . if A' stil: s , EA: b, . i i V :A, J M Q V L 2 i ? Aa A x f ,,.' 3 VL 8 1, V7 QM J a Q V 1731- Charles Kirkpatrick Ramona Kleckner Lloyd Know Clayton Konzack Waverd Lomb Bob Lodahl Dean Logan Bonnie Losey Cora Lybeck James McBride Henry Miller Anna Mittleider Henry Mittleider Eloyd Mohr Harvey Mohr Robert Munsey Harvey Neil Edward Nelson Richard Nelson Louis Neuman Helen Nixon Flyira Cclis Harry Oster Phillip Ottrnan Arthur Patzer Eleanor Prusia Blanche Qualls Jean Randolph George Rasmussen Jens Rasmussen Geraldine Rogers Ortis Rogers Anno Ross Elaine Rudy Helen Rudy John Schnepper Allen Schumacher Wayne Scriven Leona Seamount Donald Shepherd P N . , it .. i ti r - ' rrl' P 7 at V ,-. l Sf P- if ,r i t H eff . A P :Q :',.... W , gfilag, , uf? 9 2 . . K f , 'V' S l u .zzb P X J X at-swtttt, an i -it 3 45151. :L 'jd Y, 5 . ., . , , S sl. D, fi fl-'i M., .... H! as 1 .Qs -.:.,- , N g 6 5 .. cu A 3-L. .I S 2 . t A :AV ? S, cl A M, Q r fx: jig- a. -l:19:I - Margaret Penhallurick Lynn Pester Merle Peterson Elmer Phillips l-larold Prosch Karl Rasmussen Jean Riederer Myrtle Reimer Bob Richards Robert Robinson Carrie Sanders Marjorie Sather Martin Schattner Frances Schierman Fred Schlehuber Meryin Shollenburg Bob Shumway Patrick Simmons Annie Smith Elmer Smith Lenora Smith Marvel Smith Ted Somerville ,lune Spolinger Gladys Sprague Pearl Tetz Lois Thrasher-Gallian Luverne Vixie Edward Wagner John Wagner Esther Weir Wilbur Weir Dorothy Wethern Doyle Whitnaclc Wilma Whitney Rhoda Youngberg 1 .,s, ' A ,M .a l 5: ln. 1 , b . ' ., f I 5, 5, it - 4 Nr . feel' it , ,Q . 'f' l 1 4 ' . V - ls. .:.. 'if f , ' f Q . ' z..- ' , f ff r elf .' ma U,i ggwi 2 ,Qing ., my gfvx as 2, B. iiagpb i4.5 ,y.i ibefsuv it K - ., A ,Q .,: ix, e-v ZW. ,i::,?: .. ,.:.. H gtg? ..i . ish K i ...K 1 ,, .A B' ilu' SB5o. g I L 'Ze' .djs K L . I K : mt ., r ar' 1 Q , 'BBBB . Q is S W, Hee .52 H A if 1 is A ' Q5-P' 5 'U' Qi: ,-L, S -' a fl K L x l ' .2 V rf iw , We .M t ,i if, - if iii? fit gee t':' He- K if Y' Tl i I fyyify r K L.. Q.: S L fi '1 'ft3,'+4?f' All'f AAI 4 ' S Fly J' ' B -l80l Helen Stanford Fairy St, Clair Doris Stearns Beth Steele Bonnie Stratton Palmer Wagner Bernice Wall Helen Walters La Rene Warren Maxine Wehtie Viola Williams Byron Winslow lzel Winslow Danna Belle Wischovv Ernrna Wolff FRESHMEN GIRLS' BASKETBALL The womens' physical education classes are under the supervision of Miss lvlaudie Bryan, Swimming, basketball, ahcl tennis adcl variety and recreation to this phase ot the school curriculum. -l8'lj- E W + 5 X '1 PTI Um 'i 'I I J 59 E IT, , 1 iii , Wg W' ' f l ?' I -ik f rl rl I f ri A ' q. ., 1' IIEJEJULIII IBD fa- I -J r I- rl EJ IJ! .EI EJ riff ' KI' Q! ig, :N 3 , '1 . gf- fi E, . n,.,, r fit! 1 154 iff' r. 1 M4 Q Vi ff' 5 , fu iff M TSW Q33 fb? fi 534 ,it A rg- 4 5' J E4 W Fw lx, V44 Q54 gin! All ' 7114 521 iw Q4 F51 he-4 W4 tiff? i E53 3554 A34 QM fx A 41-f X , J fi, Eugene Sample Mervyn Purdy Gilbert Oliver Clyde Smith THE COLLEGIAN A few days ago I was accosted by a prominent person on the College campus with a l-low can you stand to spend so much time in doing such a thanlcless job as editing the 'Collegian'? A 'thankless' job? l queried. And the next fifteen minutes l spent in deliberating vvith him on what l believe to be conclusive evidence that the editors of The Voice of Walla Walla College consider the satisfaction that comes from feeling their jab vvell executed vvith the result ofa competent school paper, full reward for their labor. The Collegian staff of V938-39, pledging itself to its 2000 subscribers, has reached some of the high ideals set for it by the College. lt has come far from attaining the perfection desired by either its readers or its editors. But We have endeavored to present vitally information, entertainment, and inspiration to the students and alumni of Walla Walla College. You can criticize, condemn, and berate the Collegian, but student life here wouldn't seem quite right without the regular visits of this weekly publication, A hearty vote of thanks should be extended to the entire staff who have done their work faithfully, and especially to Dr. Merlin L, Neff, Literary Adviser, whose suggestions and help have been greatly appreciated. Editorial Council EUGENE SAMPLE, e -EUGENE SAMPLE, Editor '40, Ediforvin-Chief Editorial Staff JEANNE RIEDERER, '42 ,..,,,, ,.....,...,.,. C opv Editor - ' ,,,,.u..... A s ' Ed ., VWLBUR RENNWES' 40 ' S Oclme fm' BETTY JANE PRESTRIDGE, ffio .......... Proof Editor FRANU5 SUPER' 40 -----------i-'AAeeee ASSOWQ ECW' LESLIE uicirsisofrioivi, QQ .............. Brrofo Editor JACK MARKS, '42 ...,v.-.- Manaaina Editor HENRY BERGH, '40 ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, lEXCi'rOI'lQG Editor RALPH SEIBLY, '41 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, l xlewg Erlitgr BERNHARD AAEN, 'All ,...,....,.. Local Sports Editor PAUL HAWKS, '40 , ,,... ,,.. E eature Editor Cil'CUl0fi0n Sfllff 13:9 biivvffgbxiiirr U Ifrfiii Society Editor, GILBERT OUVER, '39 .......A,. ClI'CUlOTlOl't MOHGQSV DONALD DOLEMANI ,LH my-Speech Editor BLANCHE DE MEl2lC.E, '4lS,.,goMailing Manager ,A . . LISIHESS EG GEORGE WALKER' ll 'EEE ' ' M W ECW' MERVYN PURDY, '39 .......,........ Business Manager Miss LILAH GODEREY ,.,,,,.. .......,.,. A ioroor Editor DR. MERLIN L NEFF ..... Literary Adviser -Lasi- CLYDE SMITH, '40 .......,..,... Advertising Manager EROE. E. S. CUBLEY ,,.,.,.,..,.,,,,,,,, Business Adviser Francis Saper Wdbur Rennings J, Mark Marks Ralph Seibly Arm Tartar George Clwalker Donald Dalemam Paul Hawks ,, ,... .,,M Ay. V 1 A End of the CoIIegian Campaign -f87j- Dorothy Booth Hartley Ludden Esther Logan Erwin Fowler Lois Brody THE MOUNTAIN ASH One more Mountain Ash makes its appearanceeand one more Mountain Ash statt sighs, and is glad. Our part is done, we can only hope that each possessor ot the I939 Mountain Ash will tind some at the pleasure in perusing its pages, that we have had in making it up. The editor's indebtednesses are legion. First thanks go to the statt who, one and all, have worked hard and enthusiastically in preparing material tor the book. We wish to acknowledge turther the valuable assistance ot Protessor E, S. Cubley, Graduate Manager, and at Mr, Kenneth Aplington, Adviser, who have counselled and encouraged and helped over the hard places, To Mr, Richard Lewis, who has given so treely ot his time and patience in getting faculty pictures, we tender our sincere appreciation, likewise to Dean T, M, French who has provided us with several beautitul campus pictures tor the opening section, Finally we cannot help but mention our gratitude to those establishments concerned in the making ot the yearbook which are taken so much tor granted by the ordinary readereour photographers trom Vitart's Studio, the Western Engraving and Colortype Company, the College Press, and the Bindery which have each one worked overtime that we might present the Mountain Ash on schedule. eeDOROTI-IY CLJSHMANABGOTH, Editor, EDITORIAL STAFF DOROTHY CLJSHMAN-BOOTH ,,,...,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,.,..,.,.,.....,,,,.,, ,.,..,... E ditor-in-Chief ESTHER LOGAN ,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,, , .,..,., Associate Editor LOIS BRODY ,.,.,.,s,,,,,,,,a,,,, ,,,,.,..,a.... A cademy Editor WILBLJR RENNINGS ..,,,,,, ,,.,o... P hotographic Editor WILMA TLJTTLE .......... ..,,,.....,,..... A rt EdItOr CARL PETTERSON ......, Associate Art Editor BERNIECE SWIGART ,,,,,, .,,,.a,.,.o..... S enior Editor JOHN NELJFELD ..,... ,,,.................. S nap Editor EIJLETA WHEELER ....,., Academy Snap Editor ELAINE RLJDY .,,,,,,,.,. ,,.. Feature Editor JANET MARSHALL ..,s,, ..,,,..,.,......... C lub Editor FRANCIS SOPER .....,s .,..,,........ C lass Editor J. MARK MARKS ...,,. ..,. , ,, .,..,.. Industrial Editor FRED ESALKWILL , ,,,... ..., .,,.,. ..,,.. D i v ision Pages KENNETH A. APLINGTON ,,,,,,. .,,,..,..,....,........................,. ...,... L i terary Adviser BUSINESS STAFF HARTLEY LIJDDEN ...... .,.,,.,,,,,,.,.........,,,s.......,,,..,. ........ B u siness Manager ERWIN FOWLER ...,.............. Advertising Manager IRIS BOOTH ..,.....,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,.... Circulation Manager PROFESSOR E. S CLJBLEY ....,,,. -real- ,, Graduate Manager Wwlbur Rennmngs Wnlmd Tutiie Cori Pelterson Bernlece Swigort John Neufeld Efoine Rudy Janet Morsnoll Froncls Soper Fred Bcdkwili Iris Booth wwf'-wx Art Editor Number One -I:89:I. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Prominent in the student lite ot Walla Walla College is the Associated Students, Featuring the three phases ot school activities, the physical, the mental, and the spiritual, the organization spon- sored numerous projects this year under the able leadership ot Lyle Jensen, president, Much was accomplished by the Associated Students toward the equipping ot Columbia auditorium, with the addition ot drapes tor the stage, insulating material for the ceiling, and a public address system, Success accompanied the two publications printed by the Association, the Collegian and the Mountain Ash, in the way ot large circulation lists and tinancial prosperity, The tennis courts were materially improved and enlarged by Association action and NLE JENSEN, pfegdem new eauipment tor the Association ottice was purchased. Two hundred and titty academy seniors were entertanied by the Association during the Senior convention, April 30-lvlay 2, Coming from all points ot the Northwest, the preparatory seniors viewed College lite and were introduced to the activities ot College students, during their two- day stay. Elvlll. KNAUFT, First Vicefpresident BYRON CHALKER, Third Vice-President SAMUEL FRITZ, Second Vice-President MARY McCONAlJGl-lEY, Secretary HENRY BERGH, Accountant WESLEY SIEGENTHALER, Treasurer 4901- A. S. W. W. C. Executive Meefing Sfmwdmg Luddm, Cnnlum, Swegemfhder, Fritz, Beryl, Knouff, Purdy Swmfwi Jansen,MCCOrw0ugI10g Life Goes to a Parry with the Associated Students 1911- TOP-SOCWL-CULTURAL COlVllVllTTEE Seated' Ruth Adeal Curri, Wilma Tuttle Standingi Vra Ashbaugh, Gilbert Oliver, Sam Fritz EOTTOM--SWRITUAL COMMITTEE Seated Oliver Lange, Don Neufeld Standing' Fredonia French, Emil Knautt, Dolores lvlantull Under the direction ot Sam Fritz, the social-cultural phase ot the student association vvas launched early in the year by the staging ot a successful student social, the background ot which were cornstallss, hay piles, and old-tashioncd costumes. A Cultural Week, conceived by the Social-Cultural Committee, was an innovation ot the spring quarter, An essay contest, convocation talks, and club activities contributed to the success ot this student sounding board. Spiritual endeavors vvere stressed by Emil Knautt and his Spiritual Committee. They, by chapel programs, prayer band organization, and toreign missions museum agitation, encouraged a decidedly religious atmosphere in the College. -li92:l- v Z, r ,N mg WR' X VX Q w eff! F5 'E 1 .R .ii -2 U y N as 'Qi f5 Xx l Nj Q r r ' I r I Fi' :J I I .. Al 4 '1P'IlVl'IlFf? N K Y . I. if N . w 2 if . Q if SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES Laurel Dennis Wolld Wollo College wos founded on the some principles os other Seventh-doy Adventist colleges, ncimely the three phose development of the spirituol, the mentol, ond the physicolethe development of the heort, the mind, ond the body, And this hos continued to be the dim of the College throughout the yeors, These stondords ore propcigcited in the mission fields by students who have left their Almo Meter behind, ond by groduotes vvho hove remoined in the homelond. lt motters not so much vvhot o thing vvos os vvhot it is. This College is not o Christion Utopio, it is not o ploce Where dll ore perfect, but it is o ploce where olmost every student is striving for o more Christ-like chor- octer. lt is o hoven of refuge for Seventh-doy Adventist youtheon institution for preporotion for the here ond the hereofter-e o modern school of the prophets. Here the Christion finds fellowship ond the non-Christian finds sincere respect ond tolerotion, Religion is not forced upon onyone but it is lived by olmost everyone. Students ottend convocotion, Sobboth school, church services, proyer bonds, ond if they ore dormitory residents, they ottend the morning ond evening worships. Mony of the students porticipote in the work of the Missionory Volunteer meetings, the foreign mission bonds, the literoture distribution bond, ond the sunshine bond, meeting every Sobboth ofternoon. The moiling bond sends out to interested people such denominotioncil litero- ture os the Signs of the Times. The sunshine bond, with its songs ond instrumentol music, brings cheer to the sick in privote homes, ond to the potients ot the Blue lvlountoin Sonitorium, ond the Wollo Wollo Sonitorium, The literoture distribution bond gives out popers ond trocts to those who live in College Ploce ond the neighboring communities. At Wollo Wollo Collegevthe friendly schoolethere is genuine Chris- tion fellowship between the foculty ond the students, sincere friendliness, on the compus, ond opportunity for discussion of the good ond the doctrinol in oll closs rooms, - E941- f 5 4 Q ,R . J I 5 7 E Y 1.0 Q wx 7 - ,: isa x L f V x,3,,Ji 435 is 6 V fi .1 S 'E pug Ni -f W , 2 u 5 t x I X . ,ff ii ' ' gk N '-Q k K4 v , f 4 1 V ,Q -5 ft, 3 fi . ,E ff X 3 ... 5 iv 55 I 2- ws ?'+'v,r L' ig L 'W XE Q 4 if by v f' 'J' if if . -A ' KT 1 x i Ks E f . -'Q Q S ffnslfv if 1 ? ' f Q . Q R XS .9 ' V , f S ff: was 11- ff Nw, , 4 7, ,.,.. S 1, zg. if ,A Q,f5,,5i AKAA so A :Z I L , - V If . ....A..I 4wR ,mf 2, H .. f 1,0 3 ,, b 'P' Q H 'gf R ul I A H ,ff M25 m mf Aigggggg - vu . Maw by - f I E .,,.. . IA, , W f i' , 5 522 ' ,- S1 I ff V I A 1 Ps cw I 3: I ge W. Konzacls, F. Soper, J, Christensen, l-l, lvliller, A. Christian, V, Ashbaugh, D. Neufeld L. Dennis, E Knauft, J Hamel, V. Deer, E. Logan ln order to stimulate a greater interest in student calporteur evangelism, the North Pacific Union Conference, the Portland Branch of the Pacific Press, and Walla Walla College collaborated this year to offer an aggregate of fl5lO5.00 in prizes for the three best essays, speeches, and canvasses. The above were the winners of the contests. l., Huntington, l-l, Jenks, E. l-lale Under the guidance and supervision of Elder T. M French, dean of the School of Theology, five public efforts were held concurrently throughout the school year by twelve senior members of the l-lomiletics ll class. The members, working in pairs, were entirely responsible for every phase of the meetings, thus receiving a preparation fitting them to carry on evangelistic work in the field, Meetings were helcl at Dixie, Umapine, Lewis Peak, Cottonwood Canyon, and Gardena, and success attended the efforts put forth by this group. -l:95j- W N , ux SX SN N H 31 x S4 m it N 'N N N X1 fd NYJ M xii Y .ni if iw if wil l y , X4 xl 'N N ii 'aw if 134 Q , ik I if Y mx Eau if xy Q x -: I .N I X- 'f . 2 ' 'N 3 3 I IIIUSJILH.. - - ff A ,. ,: ' '1P'r1v1'mff , .,f . 11 ' F. ,c M,- V N f A N N , 5+ 9x , 1 gm Cleo Rusch Paul Coleman Leslie Smith Wallace Mereen Musical Activities Margaret Roberts The Music Department of Walla Walla College, headed by Professor Victor N. Johnson, has a prominent place in the activities of the school, ln addition to the independent concerts given during the year, the orchestra and band under the direction of Professor Johnson, give a half hour of music before many of the Saturday evening entertainments, The A Cappella choir, directed by Mr. Schyde, is an essential part of the Friday evening vesper service, The vvorship periods in the school homes, the chapel exercises, Sabbath school, church, and Missionary Volunteer meetings all call on the talents of those enrolled in the Music Department. A two manual pipe organ in the College Place Church adds a Worshipful atmosphere to the services held in the church, The students in organ, under thc instruction of Mr. Walker, play for the Missionary Volunteer service, The church choir, which is composed of both village people and students, is directed by Professor Gernet, who is also the theory and music composition teacher of the Music Department, Each spring the College sponsors tours by the orchestra, the band, and the A Cappella choir, These organizations present musically worthwhile programs at the academies and in the churches of the Northwest, These tours have been successful in interesting many in the Work of the College, Last fall the Cratorio Society, under the direction of Mr, Schyde, presented the oratorio, The Messiah, by l-landel, as a Christmas program just before the holidays. A Music Club is sponsored by the faculty and students of the department, The purpose of the club is to study worthwhile phases of music history and perform- ance, as well as to instill in each an appreciation for the highest type of music. lt is the purpose of the Music Department to educate our young people to a better understanding and appreciation of good music. Courses in music appreciation are offered, and chapel programs are prepared which bring many of the classical gems before the students. .':981- COLLEGE BAND Director: Victor Johnson 67' JQQRK Jx NiwwQ1Lm rg, L LJgwi.iYgVCJNi', 'xi Hurri--, R NYJSQM! J NKtm,3, J' rmJ:w, i' Qv:.'n3i:, L Szrzxirr, 'xi Svmitfmr, J Q L3 3 1' L JJ-r ry J Lim! SEQQND UGC. 'J L1 '-wfwi 3 T JJ 'v L Q aww-, C Xffiirl -, L felvfv D SUCH, i HM cr, D Joint- vm, L M Mr, L Purhgr JHZJQD HOV, Lv Hitflwxwcrw, ig lit rrg, P Nmclf, H HL-MM, V Jmrwsmrw, L J'1 C1J.1' Q J-im rr LJ' UU H iv' Q St 'vr CJ? K Y L.vQLJLrg1 V, S 'r fix J J lJV'JX F5 JJCHJW FCURJJ4 ROV, L5 i5GJIvu, Eklzwx, J Kwai, E F3.z,Lr, L Mm-ry, B fmev COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Director: Victor Johnson A FH? D Juiwrwsorw, R Lfirwgcivi SECOND VJOLIN J SCPWGDDQV, J Korwmrrwiskw, G Drayuzm, R Doverwpmrt, M' VX'li11r'wx M HOVVJS NJCLAS' fr Chclkerr, L L1L.d5Q: , Lf. Kwfrnrwf E KVLJQKV! F Mfhzike CELLUS J Handgun! A XHGQYWQ. J MMF-V, E PGTZUV, F Hmrdfri CLAJUNEJS1 R COMM! 'iGlDSl3l vi', V HGWUL J XA'nnrac'1 FLUTE M Hcnyrwlwri HORNS J Miilu, lf' NWLV i'RLJ'N.NPEJ'S P Cwwwinrw, L S-MJ, TRQMBQNES C, SCJHWCJT, C Rauch Jcbsefwf' EASE VJOLS M Dofigrt, C Ham 'abacrwth H Martin, W Eden PERCUSSION' E Wheeler f'NCCOMPANlST' M Roborts -l99J- ST Lx'J0l.iNf E Heridcrwrewfiw faivieml, C, Hew'fr,1ues,J Wciqmgrf H Kurmcnipyrg L Harris, F, Crdlxms, B Vfogrwer A f A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director: Harry Hadley Schyde FIRST ROW Jane! Nlllfl-llGl, Llnrrauruy Kznnvy, Geraldlne Perrln, Ernnwa Blackburn, llullw Adeal Qarry, Harry H Sclwyde, Helen Harne, Kallwcnne Marlln, lallly Cavlness, Mary McConaughey, Fyrnn News SECOND ROM' Darrell Kenney, Francls Ober, Wllrna Knowles-llardln, Belle Diamond, Mary Olvver, Lals Oudenan-Wlntor, Wilma Tullla, Graff: Draysan, Gladys Morton, Verla-Ranae Haynal, Vlrgll House, Fred Hardln THlRD ROW Franflg frglmler, Dan TFask, Janwes Hadgln, Dellaerl Rudy, Palmer Wagner, Glenn Raenvasgen, Ronald Dragaan, Vra fXslwI3augIw, Eugene Wlnler, Floyd Mnnr, Arlnar Patzer THE ORATORIO Director: Harry Hadley Schyde 1 1 5 11001- GIRLS' SEXTETTE Harerwfe Wmget, Afcampamstl Rudd Adeal Curry, Lorrame Kinney! Marqarf-1 Lentil Mrldred Matteramd, Marg Mifamaaaheyf Laaretta Jarmson Porianalitg and ta1erwt fornbme io make The Canard Hall Grrli' Sovtolw we M the must pwrmlar musrfai features of the CONGQQ OMICRON PI SIGMA ORCHESTRA WRST ROW Jrfsse Holm, ruramelf Eikxxorth Hercimromfh, Gave Hirwaues, Jamek AVVLWKJC1, Wrrlard Mawr, Jalm Dawg Ed Mcflhee, Fred Harder, Drrcclor , SECOND ROW Qarermco Ha!!! Jamvs Hadarrwf Jame5 Kracr, Mama Srrwaffnorf Pam Caremamf AACJYVHT Kaegior, Pau! Marsh! Wulhe Eden fsiarrdwql Urvdor ther drrvflrarw of Prod Harder, Hue arriwestra Composed of mm ai Grmfram Pr Srama mas prwwdwd mmsrf rar varraus soma! acfazmons -HOH- WALLA WALLA COLLEGE Words - Hgyes Davis Musifl - Melvin R235-Q Gift when: the West winds H51 -'jlaffffh COUTQQE 'Crue As Skiesare B7ue, Star og. our aim Shine on - Though figs beJY2av'WeCan11of3Cear . - ' . 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My ' K 5: -ff: ' , if EX h I u , , 4 YQ:-,W5 w:Tlbvn1'9 our cheersj ear Wnlia Wana Conege, he,ve's To you --- h Q A Q -5 F H 5 - P E - 5 N -nou- X '55 'r W 5 K NR . K R N x Y xi ww R 52 +P N N, ,N rx 'WX N K W x VX. XR' N. x .K N R fx Vi A N . im ,-K n X A Af, I 1 5 .FA fy! lbw., Af'ii5 '4- V5 . , V, 5 1 q H . ' ' 39 ,, ' Sai 1 1 5 5 LLUBS ,. ,, f- N ,4,.. fi' '-if ,4 N N . W H ,W nw ,ff w u we 149 A , j vwz7xM?fFff'f iff' NW' 5? 'V 'W'-? '7 T W , ,. Wx N x CLUBS Janet Marshall INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS l-listory majors and minors comprise the International Relations Club, ln club meetings the members discuss local and world problems of interests Debates and forums add life to the discussions. Of special interest this year was a trip to Ellensburg, Washington, to attend a conference of the Northwest lnternational Relations Clubs, Officers: First Quarter'-ffl-lenry Larson, Pres., Wilbur Rennings, Vice Pres., Arvella Mentzel, Secretary. Second Quarter-John de Romanett, President, l-larry Jenks, Vice Pres., Dolores Manfull, Secretary Third Quarter-f-Willard Meier, Pres, Francis Soper, Vice Pres., Dolores Manfull, Secretary SCIENCE CLUB The newly organized Science Club is an actively functioning organizations lts purpose is to afford science students a period for friendly and cultural interests. Chemsitry, Physics, and Mathematics majors are eligible for membership. Office.s First term-Harold Christie, Pres., Esther Finsand, Vice Pres, Martha Peterson, Secretary. Second term--Birdie l-litchman, Pres, Marshall Price, Vice Pies, Martha Peterson, Secretary. MUSIC CLUB To foster an appreciation of the good and beautiful in music is the purpose of the Music Club. Different types of music are studied, as well as the great masterpieces and their composers. Office si James l-lodgin, President, Margaret Roberts, Vice Pres, Janet Miller and Verle-Ranae I-laynol, Secretaries, BETA MU Beta Mu, meaning Queen of the Kitchen, has been chosen by the girls of the Home Economics Department as the official name of their club, The members of Beta Mu have just completed a book featuring a collection of favorite recipes gathered from faculty ladies and village friends. At present they are working on a project to furnish two rooms in the Home Economics Cottage as rest rooms for village girls. Officers: First term-Eileen Baltzer, Pres, Ruth Running, Vice Pres, Winifred Smith, Secretary, Second term-Kathleen Zolber, Pres, Frances Schierman, Vice Pres, Alice Wentworth, Secretary. -fI041- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB IIIKSI IQONN I III I IIILIIIGII D MfmInIII, Dr P VI C VIS urw NM,-rwtin-If Ii Lorwr pc fry HICOND ROV I I I I ff I, I Obey IIIIIQDIQOVV' X A rw II- II OIII IOUIQIII IQOVV aI Q I 'II1', I' If. II' LV Q PVQIII I3 KI 1 II-x, IU IQIIKIN, I, SCIENCE CLUB I IRS I RON NI Pe Ymmq, I Sham mu B IIIIC In Q ISIIIIIHIGII SECOND I V Iicwrmworw L IDQII I r L Immk I IIIIQI Ix X C LG Inc Mr C F IIMIVSIIM H CIWVI I I I I Hn1x,m III I IxIt I MUSIC CLUB IIIISI HOW I M IYIJIIMT5, L PQI SEC NI ISUVV IN Hurdwrw II KIII I I IQ III-rf XX TLIIIII: NIH S I I IIRD ROW ,II rf XT L4 MI IW, Mr V rw' BETA MU rum mm IQ IQLIIIIIIHQ, 5.IzIw1.', I4 A NM-u:IxwrIII I FLLIII ?,I'COIxI5 IQGII NI vI:IuIUrI,I D: IVIIILI NI IQ1rIcIw-lvr NI IDIIII ' I SIrmIIwq, IIIIIXD IOXA Ii Slw I II'rIInIIm M II rm I IIIIIILI I LIpfI0gmw, IN In ru NI IIA A OIXQI. PRE-NURSING CLUB The purpose of the Pre-Nursing Club os stoted in its constitution is to cultivote friendship ond culture, ond to promote ony project vvorthy of the club's support, This is o group of young people preporing to relieve suffering humonity. The club hour is token up by programs of voried interest, or by lectures ond discussions in the medicol field. Officers: First ciuorter-l-lelen Porsons, Pres, lvlourene Enoclcson, Vice Pres., Joonne l-lills, Sec. Second quorter-Flviro Ochs, Pres., Ivlorgie Silver, Vice Pres, Lenoro Smith, Sec Third ouorter-V-Thelmo Miller, Pres, Bob Shumvvoy, Vice Pres, Bethel Croig, Sec BUSINESS EFFlC!ENCY CLUB The Business Efficiency Club, the lorgest ond one of the most octive clubs in the College, is formed for purposes of o sociol-culturol noture, Interest is odded to the meetings by introducing guest speolqers who represent vorious fields of business, Officers: First Ouorfer-l-lortley Ludden, Pres., Ruth Adeol Curry, Vice Pres, Peorl Tetz, Sec. Second quorter--eLester Cooper, Pres, Helen Horns, Vice Pres, Verno Dietrich, Sec Third guorterAJohn Jonssen, Pres., Peorlene Hooper, Vico Pres., Alvino Gruzensky, Sec WAVILLAGIAN CLUB The nome 'fVVovillogion is o combinotion of words derived from Wollo Wollo College Villoge students, This is o recent orgonizotionein its second yeore- founded to give the villoge students of the school on opportunity for sociol octivities comporoble to those sponsored by the dormitory clubs Officers: l-lorold Schvvortz, Pres, Ann Olson, Vice Pres, Elviro Ochs, Sec, PRE-MEDICAL CLUB Students looking forvvord to the doctor's profession ore eligible to join the Pre-lvledicol Club. Meetings ore held bi-weekly in the Rose Room of the dining room. Progroms ore voried, ronging from o scientific noture to the esthetic. Officers: First term-Victor Armstrong, Pres., Jomes Keeton, Vice Pres., Rolph Seibly, Sec. Second term--l-lorold Unsell, Pres, Jomes l-lodgin, Vice Pres, Wilbur Durhom, Sec. -posi- PRE-NURSING CLUB: I IRS T ROVV' LGW'1'f3IIIC, DVIIIIII, SIlvIIr, OCII5, CIaIIecIae, Paraans, EIIfIc'ksnII, HIII5, VVuIr SECOND ROW' Heatan, KIII:sIvn, I3raaIz, YIIIIIsIIIr, SeanIaIInI, CIaranIIJeaII IIIII-QD ROW Van fm-,fIIe, SIITIIIT- IIIcI', Fbreae, RrfIIIwur, LI,I'II-IIC, Hart- IIIaII, Vwaad FOU R I II ROW MIIIIeIcIOr, Iirgan, Crawl, XNaII, MIIIer, Lasey, I3IIIIerIIII'If, IVIIIIKITCII, FIFTH ROVV. LarIIIu, IQLIOSIIIO, Kruk- ger, I,aaaIII, Wagner, Stewie, WII- IIUIIIS, IVIIICIIQII S I X I II IKiOW1 IQKJIJIIISUII, Loup BUSINESS EFFICIENCY CLUB: FIRST ROW ELIIICIVII, Curry, Kan- nIvnbIIrQ, Teil, Frmler, JIIIIIISOII, Janssen, DICIVICII, I IarrIw, Cooper SECOND ROW: WaII4er, NICIIOIS, Klement, Hamer, SIIIsva, Warren, Spahnger, H lI IuI1a rII, CIIIJICY. THIRD ROW C'IrII1I'IIwI:y, Day, WaIIerf,, Hooper, Tcninr, Rasa, IIOVQII, Mnnseg, INACICIIIII'-wx II, Craw- InrII FOURI H ROV. V. Irnan, I'IUl'VIIINQ, GVGIIGIII, Lv-IIIIarrII, Sa- IIII r, Sprague , Il my rw, SIIIIIIT, I'vIIIIIr, RaTIIIJan FIFI H R O VV , Oaren, DIarnanI,I, OIIvIIr, OIIver, Cook, Hangen, SIIIIIII, SI CIaIr, SIOQSHIIWOIGV, InIaI SIXIFI ROWi CarnpbeIl, Scnwarlz, KIIIIIIW, Wag' ner, CIIrI5IaIIer5wII, W I II s I a Iv , Exxerl, Eden, N nr v I s, IW'IIIIne, SEVENTH ROW IIIW, MarTIn, Parker, D u I r a , D:nrIanfI, NN ent- IInrIII, Cawness, MIII- r, HIII fer, IBIIIIQVGO, SCITVUITIIIIVC I., V I x I e F I GH TH ROW SIIIIIervIIIe, SCTIIWGVIZ, FIIrc'Iy, Mnrrgan, Dna- IIIIIIIQI, Spaa WAVILLAGIAN CLUB: FIRST ROW' ICIITi'IS,'T, OIKIIIII, OCII5, SIIIXXGVIZ SECOND ROW HaIe, Hcatan, 'Van AIRQIIQ, IJFLEIVICIQG, CavIne55, I'ICIVVI5, YLILJIIQIJGVQ THIRD ROW, HaaIu, INILCUSIIII, De Mersce, FawIer, Rnper, SIIIIIII- way, Satner, Green, Schwartz FOURTH ROW, FIeIn'Is, Wctnern, Ogren, Lawrence, Dodge, Rewner, WaII, Unrarw, SIIIes, BIaQkburn, Hauser, Johnson, Spain, Wyman FIFTH RONW, Jenkz, RIInneII, Har- rIS, SIWITII, GIII, BIICIQ, HaraIn, IWI'Ir, Ewerr, BaIsc'r, JaI'r,IaII, FIGI1, Marran, Day SIXTH ROI-W Mehr, Saper, Roper, Kruger, Mnnr, GIII, HaII, HardIn, RabInscIII, DIVCIIIIHQ, SIFUIIIIIIQ, Jonngan, Jnhnsan SEV- ENTH ROW' Dray5,aII, VIXIC, CIraen, Feafnerslon, IiayIIIaII, Earl, JnlInsan, FOVCIICF, CII',lIIn:,In, Mar- aan PRE-MEDICAL CLUB: FIRST ROW, SGIIDI5, I'IarrIs, Daws, SIIIIIEI, RIIII, TIIIIrxIIIII SFCOND ROW BI,InnCII, HIIQIQIII, Otlnwan, DIIrlIarn, Klnney, MarIIII THIRD ROW: Wagner, JIIIIIRIIII, SCIIITIIQIT, Earl, KIVIQIJOIVII F, S y p II cf r 5, IOURIH ROW SIIIIIII, CarneII, MCKIIIee, Marsh, EIIIIISI, PelIvrsaII, SIIMIIIIGVCI, KeIIaga, LaIIIIJIIrloII, IEIIIIIIII FIFTH R O W IXIHZISUII, Wagner, I'IGILIQIIV6IC'II S I X T H ROW , BIIngarf,I, CIIrIwIensen, I XI'VI,uaI,I, Trask, SfIIIR'IJIKII', WIIII- nafk, Wagner, PEGASUS Pegasus-inspired by the flying horse of mythical loreeeis the name chosen by the English majors and minors for their clubs With the aim to promote the cultural interests and the talents of its member, the club sponsored two major projects during this year, First, under the direction of the English instructors, they staged a second volume of The l-leart of America, a program featuring national literature and folk lore. Second, they printed a booklet containing original literary contributions from the club members. Officersi First termfLaurel Dennis, Pres., Berniece Swigart, Vice Pres., Edwin Brown, Sec. Second term-Courtney Rockwell, Pres., Bernhard Aaen, Vice Pres, Robert Hoffman, Sec. PAULIST SODALITY Theological students meet together for social and cultural activities in the Paulist Sodality once a month, The group is divided into two smaller groups, one composed of lower division students, the Theological Tyros, which is organized to develop technique in public speaking, and the other, of upper division students, the Theo- logical Forum, which fosters research work on Biblical subjects. Officers: Emil Knauft, Pres., Effie l-lale, Vice Pres., l-larry Bedwell, Sec, ELEMENTARY TEACHERS' CLUB With a group of enthusiastic members, the Elementary Teachers' Club is stronger this year than it has been for some time, Friendly association and discussion among those interested in the field of grade teaching is believed to be invaluable to the future of a teacher. , Officers: First quarter-Wilma Gates, Pres., lvlyron Levy, Vice Pres, Frances Fowler, Sec, Second auarter-Billie Berry, Pres., Beverly lvlchleil, Vice Pres, Lucretia Grove, Sec Third auarter-Paul Cole- man, Pres, Bernon Meier, Vice Pres, Doris Stearns, Sec 11081- PEGASUS CLUB F I RST ROXN R I'IofIrnfJn, K Kornoh, V Bower, Mr K A An- hnqtorw, Dr M L Neff, Mr R Lvwrs, B Seorki, B Aoen, V Broo- Ien SECOND ROW, L Wrlaon, M Rouse, D Booth, C Roper, I Booth, I5 Swrgnrl, F BIockLmn n, L Donnm THIRD ROWQ F Brown, M NICCOVTCLIQITC5, M Bock, I Wy- HIIIII FOLJRTH ROW C Fjetm, C Llenrroucs, K Moriun, D Dye, V Deer, F Logon, M Moituronfi, Eurne RIIJIV PAULIST SODALITY FIRST ROW M Lewis, E Hole, L Huntington, H BeCIWCII. SECOND ROW C Konzock, R Cohon, M HGIQ, B Srrerfhng, VV, Strerfhnq THIRD ROW L Houser, W SCVIVH en, R Cooonder, A Buchonon, M Lentz, W Konzock FOURTH ROW C Green, V BIoir, Mr H Lnndsgo, Eder G Dolryrnofe, Eder T M French, Eder F M Borg, S Johmon FIFTH ROWQ F Don- con, D Cwreen, F S:nwn'e, R Pot- zsrr, G Chnstgnscn, F Knnnft, H Jenks SIXTH ROW' J Roherffwon, W Codrrnon, F Roper, S Krogey A Chrwnon, D Cwry, L C'SuIIern, V Ashbough,J KQIIV SEVENTH ROW, F Freak, R Mwchei, R Droyson, D NeuIeId, O Longe ELEMENTARY TEACH ERS' CLUB FIRST ROVV M Lew, B MQNQII, C Befongro, L Grove, B Berry, W Goios, F Fowler SECOND ROVV D Porter, D Owens, I Brown, L Unrnh, A NelI5en, W Jenson, H Johnson, G Jordon TH I RD ROVV I Homer, O Feotherslon, P Feolhergion, D Houghton, V Jordon, C Cooper, H Hodgon, G Herwuck, D Sreorns, G Morton, O Rogers, R Johnson FOURTH ROVV C MCCCshon, R Yonnoberg, L Monncn, N Boul- den, E Show, W TulIIe, A Bothe- ros, W Forcher FIFTH ROW1 B Clondge, G HoIIowoy, M Banks, M Egefhoff, S Rogers, H Bryon, B DeMence, F Anderson, C Per- rrn SIXTH ROW' R CoIQn1Gn, O. IIQII, F Molterond, J Thomsen, R Kleikner, D Wv5chow, F Bonn T 'T kA5,9,i,'i5 V Y TT T L M4 .rw iff ,.. rrf, Q, -F1091 .. OMICRON PI SIGMA l.oyal to the royal in thyselt is the motto ot Omicron Pi Sigma, the mens' dormitory organization. Throughout the year in their varying activities they demonstrate the meaning ot their club name4 l.oyal Fellow Workmenf' Chiet among the club's yearly projects is the Amateur Hour, a program designed to discoyer and encourage new talent among the members ot the student body. John de Ramanett, Robert l-lottman, Laurel Dennis, Jens Rasmussen, Calyin Russel, Sam Fritz, Lyle Jensen ALEPH GIMEL AIN Aleph Gimel Ain-J'True Comracles in Service -is the club name chosen by the women ot Conard l-lall. This tittingly typities the aim ot the organization, which is to foster a lite ot Christian service both now and in after years, Wilma Tuttle, Ann Tartar, Margaret Craig, Alice Wentworth, Martha Peterson, Janet Miller, Mildred Matterand, Maureen Enockson, Berniece Swigart, Birdie l-litchman -moi- FATHER AND SON BANQUET The annual Father and Son Banauet sponsored by the men ot Omieron Pi Sigma has become a tradition at Walla Walla College. The fourth annual 'Dads' Day' was celebrated April 8 in a gala three phase program designed to illustrate the aim ot the Loyal Fellow Vlforkmen 'e eto be truly representative ot the triad foundation ot physical, mental, and spiritual development ot the College Prominent local men as adopted Dads tor a day,'l as well as real Dads, some Coming hundreds ot miles, attended the banquet, the total number present being over three hundred. 11111. S m +A, W 1 X a I2 4 w fi 2 E Y 52 ws 3 3 f 3 3 E l Q f f X. ii ss 21 1 FEHTUBES HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Elaine Rudy October l, I939-The Annual Mixer Approximately five hundred students were received by Faculty and Board members on the front campus of the College. ln spite of bruised and smarting hands, the remainder of the evening of music and speeches at Columbia Hall was enjoyable, October 9-Wallula Freezeout Shortly after lO P. M. about one hundred fifty members of Omicron Pi Sigma left the dormitories with feelings of anticipation and apprehension to spend the traditional night at Wallula Gap, After they filled up on cocoa, eggs, sandwiches, apples, and doughnuts, and Marshall Price had been proclaimed the new wrestling champion, the boys fthe few who could find their bed rolls and a secluded spotl retired. Dean Simpson must have hidden his bed too carefully, or else someone else did, at any rate he sat around the bonfire all night with a number of others, Were they sleepy the next morning? Ask them. October l5-Dormitory Mixer ln response to the calls of the trumpeters, a group of gayly clad gypsys gathered on the lawn behind Conard l-lall to follow their vagabond leaders down the Romany Trail, After a one-up hike through village and field, camp was set up in a large meadow where the carefree gypsies played about the bonfires. Crisp-brown doughboys, salad, and cocoa constituted the refreshments. October 19-November l8- Collegian Campaign The annual subscription campaign was opened by Maxine Berney, campaign leader and circulation manager of the COl.l.EGlAlNl, A spirited contest between the men and the women of W. W. C. was directed by Captains Fred l-larder and Pearl Lodahl respectively. Breaking an old custom, the men were proclaimed winners on November l8. October 20-Student Social With everyone dressed as Arkansaw farmers, the annual student social event of the year took place, Sam Fritz as Uncle Ezra was the host, and he officiated as groups of relatives were piloted through his barn Colorful costumes, novel displays, appropriate music, and an exceedingly well-planned, clever program made the affair an outstanding success. January 7, l939-Program of the Months Under the leadership of Miss Wilma Tuttle, the ladies of W. W. C. enter- tained the men who were the victors in the COLLEGlAlXl campaign, A Review of the Months was enacted in skit and pantomime by the girls from the stage of Columbia l-lall, Featuring student talent, clever impersonations added humor to the occasion. January 28-Our Amateur Hour Twenty-seven numbers presented by more than eighty contestants were featured from the stage of Columbia l-lall when Qmicron Pi Sigma, the men's club, presented the second annual Amateur l-lour. George T. Simpson, dean of men, was master of ceremonies, The club orchestra, directed by Fred l-larder, furnished music throughout the evening, This program, fast growing to be ci tradition with Omicron Pi Sigma, does much to discover and encourage little-used talent -fll4j- January and February Frrsf Prize Corners in Uncle Ezra's Barn Our Amateur Hour Winner-Vriqzl House, ond Gong WirmerffJ'Omi Kronh February H-Brayton Eddy Brayton Eddy, New England scientist and founder of the first insect zoo in America, gave the lecture, Personality of Insects as the first lyceum of the winter, Depicting everyday life in the insect world, egotistical human beings were slightly startled to meet successful insect farmers, engineers, carpenters, dress- makers, and fishermen. February I4-Valentine Banquet ln a garden in spring atmosphere, the men of Omicron Pi Sigma charmingly entertained the ladies of Aleph Gimel Ain at a Valentine semi-formal banquet in Columbia Plall. The Valentine motif was carried out, and several thousand bal- loons suspended from the ceiling gave a cloud effect, Clean Hubbard, vice-president of Omicron Pi Sigma, had charge of the program of speech and music, The club orchestra played continuously throughout the evening, lending a pleasing background to the well planned program. February 25-Romola lvamae Small-l-lilts, assistant professor of speech at Union Collee, presented the second lyceum of the winter quarter, Romola, read by lvirs, l-lilts, is a novel written by George Eliot, The reader's sympathetic interpretation of the story brought to life again the colorful days of Florence at the end of the fifteenth century, March 4-Pegasus Program Une of the outstanding programs of the year was the l-leart of America, Volume ll, given by the members of Pegasus Club under the direction of Dr, Merlin I.. Neff, Presenting more than one hundred fifty students, this program portrayed poetry and ballads of American frontier and war days, song of the negro and cowboy, lndian legends and music, and literature of New England. Realistic costuming and background added to the effectiveness of the able presentation of the numbers. The department of music, directed by Professor Victor Johnson, assisted in the program. March 25-Art Program Lulu l-lill-Miller, art instructor of W. W. C, presented nearly fifty participants in a program featuring reproductions of famous paintings, with backgrounds of song and verbal sketches, in Columbia Auditorium, For its cultural and esthetic value, this program rated mucn praise. April 30-May 2-Senior Convention ' Academic and high school seniors of all descriptions, tall, short, bashful, bold-three hundred of themeswarmed over the campus taking in the College. To acquaint young people of the Northwest conferences with college life, and to inspire in them a desire to continue their education, was the purpose of the Senior Convention, Dormitory life, classes, vocational possibilities, and typical social events were phases opened to the inspection of the visiting seniors, June 3, 4-Commencement A time of endings and of partings, of beginnings and of greetings, of black robes and of slow, solemn marching-Commencementl 'Tis the climax of the year's activities-and one more page of history is written for Walla Walla College. -fusi- -quasa- ...- 1 W The Valentine Banquet The Lust March From The Heart of America What big feet you havel 7. Just an old Fuller brush man. The pretzel roll. 8. Strummin' along. The powers that be. 9. Monu- mental . And what did he ski ? lO.'Lil. Master of Ceremonies. ll.',Faust. Spring tonic. 12. Canned. -Ifll8j- The bronx cheer The dumb waiter.' Plutocrat. Just a Sample. Tenting tonight. 1-Ti' gs Stclled. Fan mail. Poised. He's got his eye Pihled. Good news. Solch ein Poch. Olivers' twist. Just a little horsey. My strength is as the strength of ten. Vera. Just a Grafton, On College time, lt was this way. Hand me down cane. .mel- my walking Waitin'l To be different. This can't be me. Deanie and Don. Who's looking for a Parson Jessie James and spouse. Paid ad. Let's talk it over. A-one. ls this Collegiate? Sailing, sailing. Gently down the stream. Her heart belongs to daddy. Hall here. That form. When bigger mouths are made. Who's chaperon? Mit his mit. Keeper of the gate. Starred. Steppin' out. -UZOL Feeling better already. A Deer out to get the dough. .D. D. All forlorn. H. I. field day. Coeds. Sears and Roebuck cowboys. The end of a perfect day. Kris. Rose red and snow white. Just a clinging Fyrnn. .... 1 X, T 1 I I ,, . s .'f 2' M i 313.1 gin A 5 l l sa 'fd . . ' Q, . 7. On ice. 8. Pensive. 9. Boxing. IO. The Spicer of life. ll. The result of a chat. l2. Cold hands-o warm heart. .Uzu- See-saw, lt must be a couple he secs. Just an Alberta lad. Going, going, gone. Just a family tradition. A skeleton. Stag line. The ladder to success. Oh, it's nice to get up Frances and Clara. Ambitious Henry. Real service. They got her first. Jimmy Durante. Tongueing it. ls Lombardy poplar. Little Christian on his way lPiIgrim's Progressl. Too many cooks spare the broth. Crawl and balk well. 11221- Songster. A diamond on the rough. Hi! Pall V-fanta buy a monk? . Skiing is a terrible trask. Daughnuts to you. Triple trouble. lt works like this. How come? Jugging along. Ain't nature grandl Three's a crowd. Benched. Roommates. Just a collector of butterflies. Straw vote. You can't cat Hockey fiend. Old faithful. lt's a Lange, So handsome. What this c ch us. Lange trail. ountry needs 41233. Off to skate. Gicldyapl It's all in knowing how. Shylock. The door to joy. We look before and after. .ri if . 1 20? Q1 2 x 5 w K 31 E' r is F HBHDEIIIY Noomi Dorner, Bill Smith, Lenoo Peebles, l-lorold French SENIOR OFFICERS President ......,,.,.,,,, ,, A A. ..., .,..,,.., , ,.,.,. El AROLD FRENCH Vice President ...., ,. ...,,,. LENOXR DEEBLES Secretory-Treosurer .... ...,,,.,,,.,.,,,i....,,..i... N AOlvll DORNER Sergeant-ot-Arms ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,i.,.,,,,,,,.,,,.., B ll.l. SMITH Advlser .......A,,,,.,..,, ,,,,,,, P ROFESSOR J CECIL HAUSSLER There ore twentyfone students in the Senior closs. They hdve chosen os thier colors Royol Blue ond Gold. The Yellow Rose- -o perfect symbol of the gold to he uncovered in the closs-eestonds os the closs flower, As o rernembronce of the school, they used the school letters in their motto: Working With Christ Alwoys. Becouse the fields of the world ore white, reody to horvest, ond becouse in working for Christ oll must become reopers, they hcive chosen for their ciim Rec1ping for Eternity ond for their emblem, the sickle. To show their oppreciotion, the Seniors ore furnishing the Principol's office with o new corpet ond new droperies os o closs gift. Especiolly do the Seniors regret leciving their friends, the Juniors, who entertoined them so hospitohly on April 23 with o picnic ot Kooskooslqie. There ore other never-to-he-forgotten memories, os the Senior picnic of Ivloy 7. One member of the closseenot reveoled until groduotion-will receive ci one- yeor college scolorship, This oword is given to the one who hos best represented the school in oll phoses-courtesy, citizenship, spirituolity, ond scholorship, during the two yecirs preceding groduotion. -51261- Harold French, ljl'G3l4lL'lTl Amhtttahf' lX.'ll5:lUIiGV5 S. S Supl '33 Pra5er Band Leaaer '32 Steady, true and etttcltotta, He has NO time tar lt,ua'telur'ew He baske in the light at the teacher! hraiee, For he has grades that Cah't he raised Lenoa Peebles, Vice President Ambltlah- 'Nurse Cilrls' Club y,ire5 '3339 l-ler voice wae evfr soft, Qehtle, arid ththg lh woman Naomi Darner, Secretary-l reagttrer fhlllbllltjll Nurse Collegian Editor '38 Loathing pretense, She did with Chet-rtttl lull, What others talked at Whzle their hands were lull Bill Smith, SCVQt'Ol'll-Ul-AXl'l7t3 Mhbtilari- X-Ray -l-Ejflllllflllll Vice Pres boys' club '39-'39 Rare COlTllJGUfKl ot seriattsrwesg lralif ahd lah Whfu relished a lake and rejoiced th a Dttll Louise Trask Ambit hill- Doetar Prayer Bahd Leader '39 lc xt., an ext elleht Truth makes the lace at that l5:tl':ttl't 5lllllC who wpealxse and awhs lt, Fredonia French, Valecllflcuriah Ambition--Nttrge Calleglah Edltar '39, S S Stihl '39, Prayer Bah Leader '38-'39 lt ever a girl was tttll at lllll l'rh sure yau'll hrid it th this tune Maudie Munson Afflljllltlll- Nttree cl Th, laughter is ahcl wer was Ulllklllgj the clellghllttl Uxllllldf at earth John Davis AI7il3ltlOlTf Medical Dactgr Collegian Statt '39 l'le generally lIlWtSlTi'S what he starts tht ta do When daee W he start' Euleta Wheeler AlTllDllICJlW7lXlllVSC Collegian Statt '35, See lieertitte '33 Mt Ash sria editor '39 We hear the storm' maeici at thy clrttrri Annette Wagner f'XrhlQrttah-leaelicfr Prayer Band leader Annetta ta never slam th learhhg, The wheels xxlthih that head keep turhihg l J 4 -U27 Frances Collins Ambition- Nurse S. S. Supt. '38-'39, Vice Pres Associated students '39 Collegian statt '37-'38 Frances is charming ln many ways, Plano and violin bath she plays. Dale Davis Ambition-V-Baker Prayer band leader '39 You can tell what kind ot wheels he has rn his head, By the spoke that came out of his mouth Lois Brody Ambition- 'Church school teacher Prayer band leader '33, Editor Academy Mt. Ash '39 Her industry is not measured by her size. Tola Stewart Ambition-- Church school teacher Collegian statt '33 The rising blushes which her cheeks o'erspread, are open- ing roses in the lily's bed.' Lorain Davis Ambition- Carpenter Prayer band leader '39, Sec Recruits '38 Men are born with two eyes and one tongue, that they may see twice as much as they say. Maralyn Loundagin Ambition-Secretary Collegian statt '33, Set' Recruits '33 A heart at leisure tram ttselt to soothe and sympathize, Roberta Budd Ambltion -l-lame Economics Teacher Ever in motion, Bltthesome and cheery. Margaret Schlehuber Ambition-Nurse Collegian Stott '39 To those who know her best a triend most true and hearty, to those who know her least, a very quiet party Mary Ella Boynton Ambition f-Church school teacher Collegian Staff '38 Music is well said to be the speech ot angels Hiromu Morikone Ambtttonff-Minister Prayer band leader '39, Assistant Recruits leader '39 Not ot himselt thinks this young man, He helps all others when he can Leah Beck Ambition -Beauty Operator Silence is more eloquent than words r 1 Gordon Merlicke, Poromo Tdrmom, Dvbloh Kmzor, Sdtoru Morrkorwe JUNIOR OFFICERS Preswde-mt ,,..,,,,,, ,,....., ,, . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..... ., SATORU MORHQONE Vice President ..,,.... DELILXXH KINZKR Sccretdry-Treowrcvr ,, ,.,.. PALOMXN TNLLMAN Sergcdrwr drAArvm . . .. ,,,, ,.,,,,..... ,,, , GORDON MEILNCKE Adwser , ,,,....,.,...., ,, ,,,,,, , ,..,.....,,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , M R HENRY SONNENBERQQ MOTTO Forward March COLOR Nrle Cf-roam and PUGCVI MM--Vxffory FLOVVER -LM cy? The Vdley A rrr Vxvr H r , - w-eff' JUNIORS Rim Budd, Ewen Owdiker, Fred Hahn, DWLNNCJH Kmger, Royce' Ldrrgddm, 'fordorw Medmcke, Rvbeff Medmcke, Sotom Morvkorwe, Bermece Page, Verrwo Prusrd, Henry Thomsen, TfWOVT'!G5 Uwmgerw, Poldmil Tdlmdrw, Orvm Vuxie -L1291. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Alberta Tratz, Louise Campbell, Frances Meilicke, Opal Lewis, Loretta Parker. SECOND ROW' Alden Vixle, Anita Cushman, Betty Kruger, Kathleen Fox, Bliyllis Johnson, Anna Carlson, I-Iarold I-Iuber, THIRD ROW: Duane Brody, Ted Sittser, Eddie Coltts, Erwin Koorenny, Douglas Miller, Leslie Shatter. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, James Thomsen, Bob Collins, Donald Morgan, Ordell Johnson, Marion Wilson, Melvin Derby, Marvin Rowse. SECOND ROWi Bob Bliss, Frank Wyman, Lois Davenport, Dorothy Forcher, Ruth I-Iarris, Darlene Baggett, Mildred Davis, Bonnie Cushman, Keith Brody TI-IIRD ROW: Benjamin French, Lloyd Lawrence, Angeline Budd, Ina Mae Collins, Verda June Roberts, Dorothy Dye, I-Ielen Shatter, Marjorie Budd, James Brewer, Albert Wagner 41301- Byron Chalker, Frances Collins, Bernice Page, Fred Hahn. ASSOCIATED STUDENT OFFICERS President ,,,..,.,... .,..... B YRON CHALKER Secretary .,..,.... ..... I3 ERNICE PAGE Vice President ,,,..,,..,,,.. FRANCES COLLINS Treasurer . ,,,. ...... F RED HAI-IN Will the Associated Students please come to order. You hear Byron Chalker say these words when the student body has a business meeting, Eyery other Thursday is set aside tor the Associated Students' meeting. Plans are discussed tor entertainment, gitts, moying pictures, programs, and other Ways ot using up our budget. During this year the Associated Students sponsored an Armistice program and a program in honor of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Also the Associated Students had a formal banquet, Some years the student body presents the school with a gitt, It supplies much at the school's athletic equipment, Each year the eighth grade graduates of Walla Walla, Milton, and College Place are invited tor a day to Walla Walla College Academy. I -I:I3I:I- I 1' GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS -M. H. A. PALOIVIA I ILLMAN Vrce Presrdermf BONNIE CUSHMAN SGVQQGIII -:JI Arms, ANITA CUSHIVIAN Secretory LENOA PEEHLES Prcslderwt BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS --Beaux Esprit Secfed, Orwn Wwe, Robert M121- IIQIQQ Siorwdmg, ANSI Robmsorw, Scroru Morrkone, Bob CCIIWS, Ted Srttser, Eddxe COIIIS COLLEGIAN STAFF FuIeT0 WIweeIer, Mary EIIO Bcqgrr- Ion, Fre-dome French, Edrfor, LQ- mcno PeeIJIe-5, Morolyn Lourwdogm, Noomr Dormer, John DCIVIS, Byron CI'1oIIcer, Verma Frusro, Morgoref Scmerwuber. MOUNTAIN ASH STAFF EDITOR ....,,,....,.,.,,,,, LOIS Brody SNAP EDITOR .,., EuIeIQ WI'1eeIQr skffwJ41xmznQ:Aanw N'eWmwzu.wx4r'ew1-V lmwefwarxf an M fm. mv'awrfz-,we-f.f nh SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS Nocvrm Dormer, Leslie Shaffer, Royce Lurmgdon, Amie Cushman, Orwm Vixio, Vrcnm' Collms, Fred Harm, Harold French RECRUIT OFFICERS Harold French, Lorem Dovms, Byron Ovolker, Frances Memfkry Mamrdm Lcfrmdrngm Nberm Trefz, Mom ENG Bowtwu, Pcdomc TrHm0:'r. -fl331- 1341 QUARTETTE EDDIE COLTTS mL SMIWH rwaau CHALKER LESLIE SHAPPER The Green Eyed Dragon CHORUS Mrs J C HaussYer,D1rcc1ar WRST ROW B Page, O Lexus, R Budd, L. Shafer, Mrs Haussler, H, Prerurrw, T, Swfisar, E Krwarvp, M Luurw- dagm, F Frfzvwdw, D Kwzer, L Pee- bles, N Darrwor SECOND ROW P, TrHrrwam, B Cushman, D Dyc, B Foy, M Davis, I Colimg, D Daws, B French, R Langdon, W. Budd, A Cus1wmarw,R Harms, L lragk THIRD ROWi E Whwceler, L Daverwpuri, L. Beck, L Gauge, C Srmtlw, L Davis, J. Bremer, K Bru1Iy,D Brady, L Parker, F Dn,mCr1uk, L Carmpbf?U FOURTH ROW K Fax, R, Budd, D Baggeli, M Robarts, D Fordwrr, B Franz, H S4'aHr,-r, B Chalkar, L Srwaffur, B Srmlh, E Callw, L Lavwzrwce, CI Sha- fer ORCHESTRA Prof Jcjhrwsaw, Dwreffar Pwrsf Vmllrws O Lewmg, V Robcirw, P Dotsom, R Langdon, F Medxcko, E Wrwedar Celia L Sharm Secavwd Via- Mm F Hahn, B COMM, L Davis, K, Brody Sfamdzng M Boynton, P, 'DH- mam, R Medmcke, N Dormer, Mrs Patiar, Prof Jwlwsorw, Ci Medrckc, B Crlafkur, D Mdler, B Srmtrv, B Kru- ger, L Carrxpbdl. Progressive class Little Orphan Annie A mouthful Pals In the bag The campfire Cowboys Autograph season Harold Heed the warning Boy's octette-What feet. Sour grapes All aboard for the lodge. Thinking Will it blossom? -lfl351- A clever stunt Bonnie and the bike I love little pussy Louise Trask Brotherly love Percy lt can't be done outdoors Smiling Berniece Open up Our faculty Bakers all Hiromu U. S. A. plus Japan A million dollar smile A penny for your thoughts A precious load ge i., in , What-a-manl To the lodge or bust Goodbye Cremation Jes' before Christmas. l can't take it. Lloyd Crows or cranes Home run -fI36j- l9. Music teachers 20. Let's skate Zl. Up to but 22. Argumentative pose 23. Reading the Collegian 24. Forking for the lodge 25. Our pet 26. Don't let me fall Academy Directory ISnaps and informal pictures not indexedl BAGGETT, DOROTHY, College Place, Wash. ,,,,.... BECK, LEAH, College Place, Wash, ,.,,....,,,,,,,.A... BLISS, BOB, Milton, Ore. ...........,....,...A,,,,,,,,,,,A,.. . BOYNTON, MARY, E,, College Place, Wash. ,,,,, BREWER, JAMES, Freevvater, Ore. ,,,,,.,,.,......A.. BRODY, DUANE, Freewater, Ore, ,.,c..,,.,......, BRODY, KEITH, Freewater, Ore. ..,.,.,,.,,,, BRODY, LOIS, Freevvater, Ore. ....,,,.,,,,....,,,,,,,, , BUDD, ANGELINE, College Place, Wash, ,,,,, , BLJDD, MARJORIE, College Place, Wash. ,,,.. . BLJDD, ROBERTA, College Place, Wash. ...., BUDD, ROSE, College Place, Wash. ,.,,..A,..,,,,,, BLJDD, WINONA, College Place, Wash. ,,,A.... BUNCH, PAULINE, College Place, Wash. .....,,,,, , CAMPBELL, LOUISE, College Place, Wash. ,,,,...., cARLsoN, ANNA, Milton, ore. .,r...,...,....,,....c,., . CHALKER, BYRON, College Place, Wash. ,,,,,, COLLINS, BOB, College Place, Wash. ,,c,,,........... COLLINS, FRANCES, College Place, Wash. ..... . COLLINS, INA MAE, College Place, Wash. ,,,,, A 130, I34 128, 134 ...... ,,.,,, . . I3O 99, 128, 132, 133, 134 130, 134 l3O, I34 130, 134 89, 128, 132 130 . 130 128, 134 129, 134 134 ., .,,,,.,. No Picture C ,,,,,,2,,,,..,.,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,. ,,,,. I 3 O I29, I3I, l32, I33, I34 I3O, I32, I34 99, I28, l3I, I33 I3O, I34 COLTTS, EDDIE, College Place, Wash. .,,.,,,,,.,,,. .........,.,, . I3O, I32, I34 CUSHMAN, ANITA, College Place, Wash. ,,,,,,.. ,..... I 30, I32, I33, I34 CUSHMAN, BONNIE, College Place, Wash. ..,....... ,,......,,,2 I 30 I32, I34 D DAVENPORT, LOIS, College Place, Wash. ..,.......,,,, ...... . . I30, I34 DAVIS, DALE, College Place, Wash. ....,,, ,,.,,,,,, ,,,.. I 2 8, I34 DAVIS, JOHN, Dickinson, N. Dak. ..,............ ,.,.... I OI, I27, I32 DAVIS, LORAIN, College Place, Wash, .........,. ....,,, I 28, I33, I34 DAVIS, MILDRED, College Place, Wash. ,,,.....,,.. ,,..,...,,,. I 30, I34 DAVIS, THELMA, College Place, Wash. ........,,,,,,,, ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,....,... N O Picture DEMCHLJK, FRANCES, College Place, Wash. ....... ....................................... I 34 DERBY, MELVIN, Walla Walla, Wash. ............. ......................................... . IEO ooianeia, NAOM1, chamgo, III. ....................... I26, 127, 132, 133, 134 DYE, DOROTHY, College Place Wash, ....... ........ .....................,......... I 3 O, I34 F FEY, BONNIE, College Place, Wash. ..,,....,.....,.,,.. . FORCHER, DOROTHY, College Place, Wash. ........ FOX, KATHLEEN, Freewater, Ore. ..........,..,....,.,,.., FRENCH, BENJAMIN, College Place, Wash. .....,. . FRENCH, FREDONIA, College Place, Wash, .,... . FRENCH, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. ,,,.......... G GLASSFORD, STANLEY, College Place, Wash. GOUGE, LEAH, Freewater, Ore.. .............,,..,...,,...,. . GUSTAFSON, MELVIN, College Place, Wash, ,..... H HAHN, FRED, College Place, Wash. .........,.......,.. . HARRIS, RUTH, College Place, Wash. ............. . HIEBERT, VIRGINIA, College Place, Wash. I-IUBER, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. .................. . J JANSSEN, OTTO, College Place, Wash. ,.............. . JOHNSON, ORDELL, College Place, Wash. ....., . JOHNSON, PHYLLIS, Walla Walla, Wash. .,..,. . JONES, GEORGE, College Place, Wash. .......... -I 1371 134 130, 134 I3O, 134 l3O, 134 92, 127, 132, 134 1.25, 127, 133, 134 No Picture I34 No Picture 129, 131, 133, 134 I3O, I34 No Picture I3O No Picture I 30 No Picture K KINZER, DELILAH, Ereewater, Ore. ....,.......A.....,... ...... 1 29, 134 KNOPP, ERNEST, College Place, Wash. ......,......... .,..........,,, 1 34 KOORENNY, ERWIN, College Place, Wash. ,....... .,,,,,.,........., I 30 KROLL, RICHARD, Palo Alto, Calif. ......,,...,,,..,,,,, .,,, .... N o Picture KRUGER, BETTY, College Place, Wash. ..,.,.,.....,.c.,., ,,,,,, 9 9, 130, 134 L LANGDON, ROYCE, College Place, Wash .,,,,,,,,, .....,.. 9 9, 129, 133, 134 LAWRENCE, LLOYD, College Place, Wash. ,L,,... ,,,. ,,,,,,,..,A,.,,,.,,,, 1 3 0, 134 LEWIS, OPAL, College Place, Wash. .,.......................... .. .,,......,A,A,,,,..,,.. 130, 134 LOUNDAGIN, MARALYN, College Place, Wash. ......, ,..,,,, 1 28, 132, 133, 134 M MEILICKE, FRANCES, College Place, Wash. ,....,,,,,.. .,A.,,,.. 9 9, 130, 133, 134 MEILICKE, GORDON, College Place, Wash. .,..,... .........A.,,,,.,,,.. 1 29, 134 MEILICKE, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. ....... .,,.A,,,. 1 29, 132 134 MILLER, DOUGLAS, Walla Walla, Wash, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 30, 134 MORGAN, DONALD, Walla Walla, Wash. ...,,, ,,,,,-,,-..,,,- 1 30 MORIKONE, HIROMU, Honolulu, T. H. . ,,,L,,, ,,,. ,,,,,,..,..,,,, 1 2 8 MORIKONE, SATORU, Honolulu, T. H. ,,,.,,,,,,,, . .,,,,,,, ,,,,ee I 29, 132 MUNSON, MAUDIE, College Place, Wash. ,,,,,.,,.,,...... ..,,.....,, 1 27 N NICHOLS, ZOETTA, Walla Walla, Wash. A.,,,,,A,,,,,, .-,,.. N o Picture NIXON, I-IELYN, Walla Walla, Wash. ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,A N 0 Picture P PAGE, BERNICE, College Place, Wash. ...........,...., ,,,A,,..,AL, 1 29, 131, 134 PARKER, LORETTA, College Place, Wash. ,,,.,,, ,,..,,..,,,,,,..,, 9 9, 130, 134 PEEBLES, LENOA, College Place, Wash. .....,.. ,,,,,.,, 126, 127, 132, 134 PRUSIA, VERNA, Lowden, Wash. ,.,,......,,... .,....,,... ....,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. 1 2 9, 132 R ROBERTS, VERDA, College Place, Wash. .,....,..,..L.,., ,,,,,, 1 30, 134 ROBINSON, ANCIL, College Place, Wash. ..,.....,. ,.,,...,... 1 32 ROWSE, MARVIN, College Place, Wash. ,,4,.. ,,A, ..,A,,,, 1 3 0 S SCHLEHUBER, MARGARET, Walla Walla, Wash. ,,,,,,, 128 SHAEER, LUELLA, College Place, Wash. .,......,....,.,, ...,...,.,- 1 34 SHAFFER, GORDON, Walla Walla, Wash. ,.,.,,.,... ,,,LL,,,.,,,,.. . . 134 SHAEFER, HELEN, College Place, Wash. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, . .. 130, 134 SHAFFER, LESLIE, College Place, Wash. ..,... ,.,,,,,, 1 30, 133, 134 SITTSER, TED, College Place, Wash. ........ ......,. . 130, 132, 134 SMITH, BILL, College Place, Wash. .,..... -,,,,.,,. 9 9, 126, 127, 134 SMITH, GLORIA, Walla Walla, Wash. ,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,, 1 34 STEWART, TOLA, Milton, Ore .............,............... ........ ...... . . 1253 STRODE, NORMA DEE Walla Walla, Wash. ...,,,...,,. ..,,.. N o Picture T THOMSEN, HARRY, College Place, Wash. .,,.,..,..,.,, ,,,,,, N a Picture THOMSEN, HENRY, College Place, Wash. .......... .,,Au,,,,....,, 1 29 THOMSEN, JAMES, College Place, Wash. ,,,.,,., .,,,..,..,,,....,,...,..,, 1 30 THOMSEN, THOMAS, College Place, Wash. ..,..... ,,.u..-, ,,,,,,,, . . . 129 TILLMAN, PALOMA, College Place, Wash. ,.,.,, ....,.., 1 29, 132, 133, 134 TRASK, LOUISE, College Place, Wash, ........, .,,,,,-,,,u..,.,,,,,, 127, 134 TREFZ, ALBERTA, College Place, Wash, ,...,.A...,...,.., ,.,,.,,..,,,,,..,, 1 30, 133 V VIXIE, ALDEN, College Place, Wash. ....... .,.,........ ,,v,,,,,...,...,....,,-- . . 130 VIXIE, ORVIN, College Place, Wash. ........................,.. ........ 1 29, 132, 133 W WADE, CHARLES, College Place, Wash. .................. WAGNER, ALBERT, College Place, Wash. .......,., . WAGNER, ANNETTA, College Place, Wash. .... . WAGGONER, VERNON, Walla Walla, Wash. ..... . WENTLAND, PERCY, College Place, Wash. ..... WHEELER, EULETA, College Place, Wash. ...... . WILSON, MARION, Freewater, Ore. ........... . WYMAN, FRANK, College Place, Wash. ..... , -mal- No Picture 130 1 27 TTTTfffTi'5 Pi5'iQfufe No Picture 90, 99, 127, 132, 134 College Directory lSnaps and informal pictures not indexedl A MEN, BERNHAR0, 610 s. E. Belmont si., Pomona, ore. .,eeYY .e... 7 0, 73, 99, 109 ACKERMAN, CARL, College Place, Wash. ................,.............,...,.....,,......,.........,..,A,,....,,, No Picture ADAMS, VERYL, 2030 King St., Bellingham, Wash, ,.................. ......................,..,..,...........,,.,,,,..... 7 6 ALEXANDER, HENRY CHARLES, S, D. A. Mission, Chuhar Kano Mandi, Punjab, India ,,,,........ 48 ALEXANDER, MRS. H. C., S. D. A. Mission, Chuhar Kano Mandi, Punjab, India ........,,,. No Picture ALKIRE, GEORGE, Walla Walla, Wash. .........,.,..,......,.........,....,..,.,.,..,,....,......,,.,,,.,.,.........,..,........., 76 ALLEN, JAY, Umapine, Ore. .............. . .....,...,........,.........,. ...,.,,,,,,,...,...A,..,,.,,,.,., ...... N o Picture AMES, RUTH, Chewelah, Wash. .. .,,....,.,,,,,...................... ANDERSON, PEARL, 305 Lincoln, Wenatchee, Wash, ...... . ANDREWS, LAURENCE, College Place, Wash. ....,......., . ARMSTRONG, GEORGE, College Place, Wash. .......... . ARMSTONG, VICTOR, Box 226, Singapore, S. S. ,,,,... ASHBAUGH, VRA, Brooks, Ore, ..,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,,,.,......... . AXFORD, GLEN, Box ISI, Vancouver, Wash. ,,s,. . BAFUS, MURIEL, Endicott, Wash. ..,.,,,,..,,,,,,c,.,,,,,,,....,..,,,.,... ........... . BAKER, FRANCES, Crawtord, Neb. .,.,,..,.....,.........,.......,,,,,.,,.....s,.s.....,..,c.. . BALKWILL, FRED, 268 Polson Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada ,c.,,...... BALKWILL, GRAFTON, 268 Polson Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada ...... BALSER, CECIL, College Place, Wash. ,,...........,........,,..,..,..,,..,..,.,,,,.,..,. ........ BALSER, RUTH, College Place, Wash. ,.,a.,,,.,.....,,,.,ac.,.......................,.,,... . BALTZER, EILEEN, 250i Ivy Drive, Oakland, Calif, c,..,c BANKS, LAURENE, College Place, Wash. ......,,,.,,....., . BANKS, MABELLE, Gaston, Ore. ................,,,................,, . BARRETT, CLAUDE RAYMOND, Canon City, Colo. .... . BAUER, VIVIAN, College Place, Wash, ,.....,... .. ....,....a., . BECK, LEO, Valley, Wash. .c...,.....,,,,.....,.,,,..,v,.,,,.............. . BEDWELL, HARRY, W. 907 Maxwell, Spokane, Wash. ,,,,,, BELONGIA, CLARAMAE, Rt. 2, Battle Ground, Wash. .... . BENNETT, DOROTHY, Myrtle Point, Ore. ,.....,. . ...c.,,,.,. .. BERGH, HENRY, 2529 W. Broadway, Spokane, Wash. ...... . BERNEY, MAXINE, Fallon, Nev. ............................,,,...,.,, . BERRY, BILLIE, Cuthbert, Texas ........,,.,.,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,.. BETTS, LEONA, Caldwell, Idaho .......,............ ................... BETZ, CHARLES, 9432 S. E. Clinton, Portland, Ore. .... . BETZ, FRANCES, 9432 S. E. Clinton, Portland, Ore. ..,... . BIDGOOD, MENETA, Rt. 7, Portland, Ore. ...,............,.,. . 76, IO9 No Picture 70 64 92, 96, 100, I09 No Picture No Picture 64, 89 No Picture IO7 58, 105 Na Picture 76, IO9 64, IO9 70, 73, I09 76, I09 76, 105 62, 64, 90, 9l .. 56, 58, 99, 109 76 BLACKBURN, DUCAS, Battle Ground, Wash. ,.....,......... ,.,. .... . ...,......., N o Picture BLACKBURN, EMMA, Box 85, Battle Ground, Wash. ....... . 76, IOO, I07, IO9 BLAIR, VAN, Box 84I, Portland, Ore. ............................................... 2... ,..,,..........,... 70, IO9 BLISS, BERN, Milton, Ore. ..........................................,,..,,....,,....,,...,.,......... ,..,..,,..,,.., 2 ,,,,,,. 7 6 BOCK, MARY MARGARET, 933 Bonsella Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. ........ 70, IO7, IO9 BOHLMAN, STELLA, College Place, Wash, ......,,,,. 2 ..,....,,......................... ,,,,........,,,,,,, l 05 BOLTON, FLOYD, Pomeroy, Wash. ........... . .....................,..,.. .,..,,,,.,,, 7 6, lO7 BOLTON, RALPH, Kennewick, Wash. ,................ . ......,............. .,.,,, . . No Picture BOOTH, DOROTHY CUSHMAN-, College Place, Wash. ...... ....,.. 2 .. 48, 88, I09 BOOTH, ELWOOD, College Place, Wash. .................,.....,... ..............,.,... . 76 BOOTH, IRIS, College Place, Wash. ........ ............ ............. 6 4 , 89, IO7, IO9 BORDER, LESTER, Ridgefield, Wash. ....,..,........................,.. ....,,....,.,..,,,,,,,., 7 O BOULDIN, NADINE, 3004, Ogden Ave., Ogden, Utah ....., ............... 7 O, IO9 BOWMAN, ALVY, Castle Rock, Wash. ....,..,.,.,... L ........... .....,,, 7 6, IO7 BOYNTON, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. .....,......... BRAATEN, RICHARD, Medina, Wash, ....... - ...... BRAATEN, VERNON, Medina, Wash. .......... . BRAATZ, NOMA, Dayton, Ore. ....,,.,............ , BROOKS, CHESTER, College Place, Wash. .......... . BROWN ' BROWN, EDWIN, 82l S. E. Mill, Portland, Ore. .... . BROWN BROWN , COOPER, Tule Lake, Calif. ................,,,,.. . , GLEN, Freewater, Ore. ....... . ................. . , IRIS, Tule Lake, Calif. ..........................,... .,......... ..,....... . BRYAN, HESTER, Sunnyside, Wash. .,...,..........................................,......... . BRYAN, JULIA, Sunnyside, Wash. ............................................................. S.. BRYAN, MAUDIE, Paradise Valley Sanitarium, National City, Calif. ....... BUCHANAN, ANEVA, 9l3 N, I0th St., Grants Pass, Ore. ...- ............. BUDD, EVERN, Battle Ground, Wash. ........................................ ,.... ...... . BUNQARD, RAYMOND, Rt. 2, Pm Angeies, wash. ........ . -IfI39j- IO7 No Picture 64, IO9 76, IO7 No Picture . 70, 73, 109 76 76, IO9 lO9 107 81 I09 70 76, 107 BUNN, ELLA, Billings, Mont. ....,...,,,,..,,..,,,,........... . BUNNELL, WYNNTON, Farmington, Wash. ,,,,,,,,,,, . BURCH, HELEN, College Place, Wash. ,,,,,,,,,L,,............. BURMAN, ALDEN, 4I9 So. M St., Tacoma, Wash. .,,.... BUTCHER, PAUL, Auburn, Wash. ,,,,,., - ..................... BUTI-IERUS, AL, Homedale, Idaho .... ...... . . ............ . BUTTERFIELD, EUNICE, Snohomish, Wash. ....,.,.,.,., . C CAMPBELL, EVELYN, Rt. I, Box 328A, Salem, Ore. ,,,,, CARNAIIAN, WILDA, Rt. 3, Caldwell, Idaho ,,,,,,,,,, CASEBEER, VIRGIL, Rt. S, Olvmpia, Wash. ,L4.,,L.,,,,......,,. . CAVINESS, LILLY, Coauille, Ore., McKinley Star Rt. ..., , CHALKER, GEORGE, College Place, Wash. .....,,,..,,,L,,,, . CHRISTENSEN, JERALD, Gaston, Ore. .,,,,...,,,,,,,,,.,.... CHRISTENSEN, LLOYD, College Place, Wash. ..... CHRISTENSEN, PAUL, Gaston, Ore. ..,.,.....,,L.,,. . CHRISTIAN, ARTHUR, Havre, Mont. ,,,,,,. CI-IRISTIANSEN, IRENE, Silverton, Ore., Box I3 .... CHRISTIE, HAROLD FRANK, Newberg, Ore. ,,,,,A,,,,.. CHRISTOFFERSON, ELAINE, Palermo. N. Dak. ,...... CLARAMBEAU, MERLE, Cherrvville, Ore. .... .,,.....,,, . , CLARIDGE, BETTY, Buffalo, S. Dak. ,,.,L.,,....,.......,,.,..... COLEMAN, PAUL, McMinnville, Ore. .........,.........,,,,,,,,,,, , COLTON, REBA, 45I8 Linwood Pl., Riverside, Calif. ,,,,,, . COOK, MARIE, 722 S. E. 6lst Ave., Portland, Ore. .... . COOK, OTHOL, Sutherlin, Ore, ,,., . .,..........,.,......,..,... . COOPER, CARRIE, Gaston, Ore. .,,...,.,................................... . COOPER, LESTER, College Place, Wash. ...................,, ,,.., . COOPRIDER, RUTH MARIE, Box 66, College Place, Wash. CORBETT, MAX, Glendale, California .,.....,..............,......,,,.. CORNELL, ROY, Seattle, Wash, ...........,..,.................. COWDEN, WILBUR, College Place, Wash. ................. , COX, CHARLES, I620 So. 9th St., Tacoma, Wash. CRAIG, ALLYN, Ri. S, Yakima, Wash. ...................... 70, I09 58, I07 No Picture No Picture No Picture 76, I09 76, i07 ,. .. .,.. 76, I07 64, 67, I05 76, l00, I07 70, 87, 99, I05 48, 96, I09 70, I07 48, 96, I09 48, I05 . ,,.........,......... 76, I07 76, I07 . .. 76, I09 70, 98, 99, IOI, I09 76, I09 70, I07 .. ............. . 76 76, I09 47, 48, I07 I09 No Picture 76, I07 76 77 CRAIG, BETHEL, Rt. 8, Yakima, Wash. ,...... ..,., ..... ...,.,,..,............... I O 7 CRAIG, KENITH, Box I33, Grants Pass, Ore. ....... ..............................A 7 7 CRAIG, MARGARET, Milton, Ore. .....,...,...........,. ...... 4 8, 95, I09, IIO CRAWFORD, STEPHEN, Berwyn, Neb. ............ .................. 7 0, IO7 CRICK, MARVIN, College Place, Wash, ,,.,.... ......,..,,............ 7 7 cuivieo, HAROLD, Twiaa, Wash. ................ ........ 7 7 CUMBO, VIRGIL, Twisp, Wash. ,,...,.,.................................... .............. ......,............ 7 7 CURRY, DELBERT, Flora, Ore. ...................,.......,.....,.,..,,.......... ...........,. . ............ 7 7, I09 CURRY, RUTH ADEAL, I838 S. E. Stark St., Portland, Ore. ....., ......... 7 0, 92, IOO, l0l, IO7 CURTIS, MARGARET, Rt. 2, E. Stanwood, Wash, ..,..,..........,.. ..........,...,..,..,................. 7 7 CUSHMAN, WILLIS E., College Place, Wash. ..................... ..,..,........... 7 0, I07, I09 CUSHMAN, MRS. W. E., College Place, Wash. ......... ..... N o PICTUVC D DAVIS, IDA MARIE, Dickinson, N. Dak. ...,............... .......... ....... 7 7 , IO7 DAY, EDNA, 45I7 Rainier Ave., Seattle, Wash. .............. . .................. .... 5 8, IO7 DEER, VERDA, Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada ,,,.,,.. ....,,..,... ........ 4 B , 95, 96, I09 DEGERING, CHARLES, 400 W. 45th St., Seattle, Wash. ....... ....,...................... 7 0 DEGERING, EvELvN, 400 w. 45th sf., Seattle, Wash. ...... ..................... 1 O5 DE MERICE, BLANCHE, College Place, Wash. ..........,..,,., ....... ...... 7 O , l07 DENNIS, LAUREL, Caldwell, Idaho ,,,,.,,,.,...,. ,,,,,,,,, , , .,.,,,,,, 96, I09, IID DIAMOND, BETTE, Hood River, Ore. ......................,.... ,........... I OO, IU7 DIAMOND, LLYOD, Hood River, Ore. ................,...,.,.....,. ........... . ..... I O7 DIETRICI-I, VERNA, Bax 9I2, Klamath Falls, Ore. .............. ........,.. . .. 48, I07 DINWIDDIE, GILBERT MEADE, College Place, Wash. .,..,. ........ N O Picture DODGE, MARGUERITE, Ridgefield, Wash. .... ............... ..,...,...... 7 0, 95, 99 DOLEMAN, DONALD, 644 N. 4th, Corvallis, Ore. ..,.,,. .................. 7 0, 87, 99 DORLAND, ADELE, Yakima, Wash. ........................... ..,................. 7 7, I07 DRAYSON, RONALD, College Place, Wash. ,,,,.,......, ....,... 4 B, IOO, I07, I09 DUNCAN, EVERETT, College Place, Wash. ..............,.. ,,................... 7 7, I09 DUNCAN, HELEN RHODES-, College Place, Wash. .,...... ..... ................ ..... 7 0 DURHAM, WILBUR, l62l Michigan, Los Angeles, Calif. ., ,,..,.. 70, l07 DUTRO, RICHARD, Gaston, Ore. ...,.,...,......,........,..,.,..,..,,.... ,........ .......... 7 0 DYE, DOROTHY, 4937 S. W. Corbett Ave., Portland, Ore. ..... ........ 7 0, 95, I09 E EARL, FRANK, College Place, Wash. ........,. ......, ........... 7 7 , I07 EASTWOOD, CAREY, Riverside, Wash. ,..,.. ......... .... 6 4 , IOS EBY, WILDER, College Place, Wash. .....,. ......... N o Picture -l:l40j- EDEN, WILLIE, Tonasket, Wash. .......,..,,,,,,..,.., ,,,,, , EDGECOMBE, IRENE CLARIS, Seattle, Wash. ,,,,,. EDGINGTON, BETTE, Sherwood, Ore. ........,,,,,.. . EDMISTEN, ENID, Greenacres, Wash. ..,,........ . EGELHOFF, MYRTLE, Caldwell, Idaho . ..... . EISEMANN, WILMA, La Crosse, Wash. ........,, . EISEMANN, WILMER, La Crosse, Wash. ,,...., A,...... 99, 101, 107 7O 7O .77, IOS 7O, 95, 109 No Picture No Picture ELLIOTT, RUSSELL, Box 937, Seattle, Wash. ........ .......... 6 4, IO7 ELLS, VERDELLE, College Place, Wash. ......,....... .......,....... 4 9 ELLSTROM, GORDON, College Place, Wash. .................... ............ ............ 4 9 99 ELLSTROM, VELMA, College Place, Wash. ......,...,.,,.................. ......... .......... ,.......... 7 O EMERY, C. D., College Place, Wash. ......................................,................. ........... N 0 Picture ENOCKSON, MAURINE, 2228 Dwight Way Drive, Berkeley, Calif. ....,. ......... 7 O, IO7, IIO EWERT, VERNA, College Place, Wash. ................................................ .............. 7 7, IO7 F FEATHERSTON, ETTA, Vale, Ore. .....................,................... ...... S 8, IOS FEATHERSTON, OLIVE MUNSEY-, College Place, Wash. ,..........................,. . ......,........,. IO9 FEATHERSTON, PAUL, College Place, Wash. ............................................,...,........,. ...,... I O7, IO9 FEY, HAROLD, Rt. I, Port Angeles, Wash. ......,,.,,......,...,,............................,.......,....... ..,............ 7 7 FIELDS, IRMA GILL-, Missao Adventista, Lepi, Angola, Portuguese W. Africa ..............,... 49, IO9 FIELDS, ORSON, Missao Adventista, Lepi, Angola, Portuguese W. Africa ........,.,..................,... 49 FINSAND, ESTHER JUNE, Walla Walla, Wash. ...,..,.,,...................,........,................,...... . ............. 66 FLAIZ, BETTY, College Place, Wash. .,....................,.,....................,....,....... ......... 7 O, IOS, IO7 FLECK, WENDELL, Battle Ground, Wash. ..........,... ...................,.. 6 4 FORCE, MARGARET, Box IO4, Hillsboro, Ore. ..,,.,.... ,................ 7 7, IOS FORCHER, OWEN WORTH, College Place, Wash. .,...,. ......... 6 4, IO7, IO9 FOWLER, ERWIN, College Place, Wash. ..............,..... ..... 49, 88, 99, IO7 FOWLER, FRANCES, Sandpoint, Idaho ............,...,.,. ...,.... 7 O, IO7, IO9 FRANK, ALBERT, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada .....,,, ....................................,......... I OS FRESK, ERNEST, Long Beach, Calif. .,.,..........,............ ..............,,,,.......................,........ I O9 FRITZ, SAM, Boulder, Colo. ................. ...... ,....,,,.,..,.....,,,. ........ 4 7 , 49, 9O, 9I, 92, IOS, IIO G GALLION, LOIS THRASHER-, Loma Linda, Calif. ,.,.... ........ . 8O GARLOCK, DOROTHY, Clatskanie, Ore. .,,..,.,,..............,... ..,........,.,. 7 7 GATES, WILMA, 22 Geneva St., Bellingham, Wash. .,,. ........ 7O, 9S GIBBON, FRANK, College Place, Wash. ...,..................,. ........ 3 3, 4l GIBSON, PHYLLIS, Remond, Ore. ..,....,,...........,,.....L.... ...... 7 7, IO7 GILBERT, GERALD, College Place, Wash. ..,... ....... . 7O GILL, GOLDIE, Box 238, Auburn, Wash. ..... ...,.... 77, 8I GILL, HEl.EN COOK-, College Place, Wash ...,. ,....... I OS, IO7 GILL, LEONARD, College Place, Wash. ......,,.,, ........ I OS, IO7 GILLAM, LLOYD, Winchester, Ore, ., ,,..c.......... .,........ 7 7, IO GIVENS, DELTHA MARIE. Umapine, Ore. ....... ,............. S 8 IO9 GLEYRE, LUCILLE, Coldwater, Kans, ....,..... ,,.,., 6 4, 67, IO7 GRAHAM, JUNE, Philippburg, Mont. ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,-, , 70, IO7 GREEN, CHESTER, Valleyford, Wash. ..... ,..,.,,.,....,,,,,..s,,- I O9 GREEN, DALE, Valleyford, Wash. ............... ,,,,,,,, 7 7, IO9, IO7 GREEN, MARGARET, Valleyford, Wash. ...., ......,,. . .. 77, IO7 GREGG, EARL, GGStOr1, Ore. ...........,,........, .,,,,., N 0 Picture GRIFFIN, LYLE, College Place, Wash. ..... ..... . No Picture GROGAN, DALE, Milton, Ore. . ...... ..,.,,.. .,....,. N 0 Picture GROVE, LUCRETIA, Endicott, Wash. ,,,.....,.. .....,.. ,,,.,,,..,-,,,--, I 0 9 GRUZENSKY, ALVINA, Hillsboro, Ore. .........,..,.,,....,, ,,,,,- 5 8, IO7 GRUZENSKY, WILLIAM, I-lillsboro, Ore. ..............,.,.... ,..,,,...,...,.,,,,,,.,,,, 7 O H HAGLE, MARY DRAYSON-, College Place, Wash. HALE, EFFIE M., College Place, Wash. ...........,...........,..,,, . HALE, MILLICENT, College Place, Wash. ,........,,,,.,.........., . HALL, CLARENCE, 89II Victory Way, Seattle, Wash. .,.,. . HALL, OLIVER S., 384 S. Palouse St., Walla Walla, Wn, HALLOCK, HOWARD, La Salle Colo. .........................,..,. . HALSEY, MERLIN, College Place, Wash. ....,.....,,,,,.,,.., . HAMEL, HOWARD, Brownsville, Ore. .,..,..... HAMEL, JOHN, Brownsville, Ore. ,,,....................,..,,.,.,.....,.... . HANSEN, ELEANOR, Southworth, Wash, ..,.........,.,....,......,....... . HANSEN, JOSEPH C., 22I6 Lakeway, Bellingham, Wash. .,..,.. HARDER, AARON J., Rt, I, Shatter, Calif. ...,......,.............. . HARDER, FREDERICK E., Bemidji, Minn. ,.....................,,,,. HARDIN, FRED, College Place, Wash. ,...................,.,,.,..,.. . HARDIN, WILMA 14NowLEs-, coiiege Place, wash. ..... HARRIS, ' BURTON, Milton, Ore. ...................,............,.., . 11411- 49, 95, 105, 107 49, 96, 107, 109 109 101 55, 58, 107, 109 77 No Picture 49 64, 96 7I IO7 No Picture 49 99 IOO IOS IO7 '70f IOO: IOSi 107 73 HARRIS , HELEN, Milton, Ore, ....A,g,.,.,,.,,. . HARRIS, LEER, College Place, Wash. .,,,,,..,,.. . HARRIS, MABEL RuTH,,F6lrfl6ld, 111661. ,..,,. . HARRIS, MARJORIE, Milton, Ore. ..,............. . HARRIS, MARLYS, College Place, Wash. ....., . HARRIS, RICHARD, Fairfield, Mont. ..... . ..., ...... . . 70, 100, IO7 99 71, 105, 107 56, 58 71, 99, 107 HART, LEWIS, Rt. 5, Moscow, Idaho .........,..,.,......... .........,....,.., ,... 7 7 HARTMAN, WINIFRED, Stites, Idaho ,5,,,,5........,,,,......, ,....,.. 7 7, 95, IO7 HAUSER, MILDRED, 256 Orchard St., Milton, Ore. ,.4., ,,....,..., 7 7, IO7 HAUSSLER, DORIS HOLT-, College Place, Wash, .....,. .,....... 5 O, 67 HAWKS, PAUL, Rt. I, Yakima, Wash. ,,,,,,,...........,.,. ......,,,,,.,....... 8 7 HAWLEY, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. ......,,A.,..................,......,,,,. ,......,, N o Picture HAY, CONRAD B., 509 Hill Drive, Glendale, Calif. .........,,......,.....,...,....,..... .. ....,.... No Picture HAYNAL, VERLE-RANAE, 204 Commonwealth Bldg., Denver, Colo. ....,........,.... ........ 7 7, 99, IOO HAYTER, MRS. LILY, S. A. Union Cont. S. D. A., Bloemtontein, S. Africa ......,....,....,,.. No Picture HAYTER, WALTER H., S. A, Union Cont. S. D. A., Bloemfontein, S. Africa .....,,. .....,,,.........,., 5 O HEATON, MARIE, Wibaux, Mont. ...........................................,.....,.,............. . ....... .........,,....,,.... I O7 HEFFEL, FREDA, lI5 Ivy St., Nampa, Idaho ,,A.........,........................................... ,...,,,. N o Picture HEIDENREICH, ELLSWORTH, l727 S. Santa Anita Ave., Arcadia, Calif. .,...... ..,,,. 7 7, IOI, IO7 HEISLEY, EVELYN, 34 N. E. 20th Ave., Portland, Ore. ...........,..,..........,..,...... HENDERSON, HOWARD, 7lO W. Alder, Walla Walla, Wash. ......... HENNEBERG, ROY, College Place, Wash. ................................................ ........ . ......... ..,...,.......,.. 7 7 HENRIQUES, CLEVE, 45 High Holbor St., Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I. .,........ 77, 95, 99, IOI, IO9 No Picture HERWICK, GENEVIEVE, Ketchikan, Alaska ...... ......,..............,............ - ..,,,......,,,.,,...........,,,., 7 I, IO9 77 HICINBOTHOM, LESLIE, Estacada, Ore. .........................., . HILL, DOROTHY H., 685 Glenmore, Glendale, Calif. .....s. . HILLS, JOANNE, I3304 Ist N. E., Seattle, Wn. ..,..........,,........... HITCHMAN, BIRDIE, Glenwood, Ore. ........................,.,......... HODGIN, JAMES, 29lI N. Willamette Blvd., Portland, Ore. ........ ........ . HOEEER, MARGARET, 620 Ilth Ave. S., Nampa, Idaho ...,. HOFFMAN, ROBERT, Gaston, Ore. ........................,............. . HOLDERBY, HARLAND, Rt. I, Wapato, Wash. .......,...... HOLLOWAY, GERTRUDE, Flora, Ore. ....,..................... . HOLM, JESSE, Deary, Idaho ,.,...........,............................,.... HOOPER, PEARLENE, Rt. 2, Box ZZIA, Portland, Ore. ..,.. . HORNING, L. A., College Place, Wash. ..............,....,..,....... . HoRNlNe, LOELDENE TUPPER-, College Place, Wash. ...... . HOUGHTON, 0oRElslxi, soap Loke, Wash. ......................... . HOUSE, VIRGIL, College Place, Wash. ................,,..... . I-IOUSER, IRENE JANKE-, College Place, Wash, ............ . HOUSER, LOGAN E., College Place, Wash. ..,..,................. . HUBBARD, CLEON, l28 N. E. 7th Ave., Portland, Ore. ......... HUBBARD, MYRON, l28 N. E. 7th Ave., Portland, Ore. ....... . HUDSON, HELEN, Rt. I, Box 5, Sumner, Wash. .,..,,............ HUDSON, LEONA, College Place, Wash. ........................ . HUEY, HAROLD, Puyallup, vv6Sl4. ................................ . HUNTINGTON, LETCHER, College Place, Wash, ....... . I IMAI, MASAOKI, 2 Chome Horinouchi Suginami-ku, Tokyo 1 Japan INGERSOLL, ROBERT, Rt. 2, Everson, Wash. .................................... . J JANSSEN, JOHN, Chatteroy, Wash. ...... . JENKS, HAROLD, Granger, Wash. ........... ....... JENKS, HARRY, Glendale, Ore. .,................ . JENSEN, LYLE, East Stanwood, Wash. ......, . JENSON, ESTHER, Rt. 2, Gaston, Ore. ...............,........,....... JOHNSON JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSONl 1 BERKLEY, College Place, Wash. ............................ CECILE R., I522 E. Alder, Walla W alla, Wn. ...... . GOLDA COLYIIN-, College Place, Wash. ............ HARRY D., Livingston, Mont. ......................,,.,. . HELEN, 206 s. Division, Walla Walla, Wash. LAURETTA, II5 No. E St., Livingston, Mont. JOHNSON NAOMI E., College Place, Wash. ,..,,.........,,...........,. JOHNSON, ROBERT, 206 S. Division, Walla Walla, Wash. JOHNSON, STANLEY, College Place, Wash. ,.,.......,.,,..........,.. JORDAN, GLENN, Everson, Wash. ....................................... . JORDAN, VERA, Everson, Wash. .,............................. . K KANNENBERG, HAROLD, Beach, N. Dak, .............. . KAUFER, MILLICENT, 950 Belmont, Salem, Ore. ...... . KEARN, EDWARD, Auburn, Wash. ........................... . -11421- .....1E1.f.ff1f1E1f777, 71, 99, 105 64, 99, 100, 101 1 1 62, 64, ....1fQQffQQQf77, 71, 73, 99, 77 IO7 IIO IO7 IO7 7l, IO9, IIO 7I IO9 IOI IO7 IO7 50 77, 109 IOO 7I, IO9 50, IO9 77, IO7 7I, IO9 77, 99, IO5 No Picture 46, 50, 96, IO9 IO7 No Picture 64, 50, 95, 107 109 IO7 50, 90, 91, 105, 110 77, 99, IO9 fl, IO7 No Picture 64, 107 IO7 7I 107 109 1111 771 IOI, 107 No Picture IO9 71, 107, 64, 107, IO9 77, 109 77, 107, IO9 99, IO7 78, IO5 78 KEETON JAMES R., JR., 8 Lee Ave., Takoma Park, Md. ..,... . KEGLEY, JAMES, 620 Yakima St., Wenatchee, Wash. ,..,-,,.., . KEGLEY, RICHARD, 620 Yakima St., Wenatchee, Wash. ..... . KELLEY, JOHN, Camas Valley, Ore, ........,...,...,.,A.................... KELLOGG, EDWARD E., 312 N. Boyle, Los Angeles, Calif. ,,,.... . 56, 66, 95 llffiii' 78, 78 1 71 105 109 107 109 107 101 71 KEMPH, KATHLEEN, Custer, Mont. .,.. . .......,...................,......., ...... 7 1, KENNEY, DARRELL, 259 30th St., Ogden, Utah ...........,.... ..,,..... 1 00, KIGER, JAMES, 407 Wallace, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho ....,...........,,.....,...... ,...,.,,.....,.............,. KING, GERTRUDE, Hermiston, Ore, ,....,......................,.....,,.,..,...............,,., .,.......,..................,..... KINNEY, ALTHEA LORRAINE, 127 W. Main St., Missoula, Mont. .....,.. ...,.... 7 8, 100, 101 107 KIRKPATRICK, CHARLES, Box 205, Blackfoot, Idaho ......,,,...,,..........,..,,..,.,..................,......, 78, 107 KLECKNER, RAMONA, Granger, Wash. ......,....,,,,.........,.....,............,.........,........ . ...........,.,..... 78, 109 KLEMENT, MARIAN B., College Place, Wash. ........... ...........................,............ 7 1, 107 KNAUFT, EMIL, E. 19 Queen, Spokane, Wash, ........ 91, 92, 96, 99, 109 KNOW, LLOYD, 126 D St., S. E., Auburn, Wash, ........ .....................,,,...................... 7 8 KOEGLER, MARVIN, Edwall, Wash. ......,.u.......,......................., ...................,.................... 1 01 KOMARNISKI, JOHN, Milton, Ore. ,,...................,.....,.,.,,,..,......... ....,.,.,, 9 9, 105 KONZACK, CLAYTON C., 1420 Sherwood, Missoula, Mont. ..,. ....,.,, 79, 95, 109 KONZACK, WALLACE, 1420 Sherwood, Missoula, Mont, .,..,,..,. ........... 9 6, 109 KOORENNY, RALPH, College Place, Wash. ....,................... ......... N o Picture KOORENNY, RAY, College Place, Wash. .,.............................. ........ N o Picture KOORENNY, ROBERT, College Place, Wash. .............................. ......... N o Picture KOORENNY, THORNA COLLINS-, College Place, Wash. ......,. ....,... N o Picture KRIEGER, MARJORIE, Lacrosse, Wash. ..............,.................... .......... 7 1, 107 KROLL, ALBERT, 455 Forest Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. ............ ..,....,..,...... 5 7, 58 KRUGER, SOLOMON, College Place, Wash. .................. ...... 7 1, 107 109 L LAMB, WAVERD, Bremerton, Wash. .... . ,.,..,...,........... ......... 7 8, 105, 107 LAMBERTON, HAROLD, Brewster, Wash. .......... ..............,..,.. . 107 LAMBERTON, IVAMAE, Brewster, Wash. ..,.,.,................. ,,..............,.. . .. 71 LANCHESTER, ONA, Bliss, Idaho ...........................................,...... ................. . .. 78, 105 LANGE, OLIVER W., Santana Shillong, Assam, India .............., .....,.. 5 O, 92, 95, 109 LANGE, SYLVIA LEWIS-, Santana Shillong, Assam, India ....... ..,,.,.........,........... 5 0 LANSING, CARL, College Place, Wash. ..................,.........,.,........ ..............,.....,.. 7 1 LANSING, DEE, College Place, Wash. .,.,...........................,...... ........,,.. 7 8 LANSING, MRS, DEE, College Place, Wash. ....,.......,... ........,,....., 7 8 LARSEN, HENRY, Rt. 3, No. 240, Hoquiam, Wash. ....... 64 105 LARSON, RALPH, Elma, Wash. ..,,.............................., .,..,.....,. 7 I LARSON, VIRGIL, College Place, Wash. ...................... ........ 4 1 LARSON, BERNICE GILLIS-, College Place, Wash. .....,,. ..,... 1 07 LAURSEN, VERNA, Junction City, Ore. ,...... ........................ ................ 7 8 LAWRENCE, EDRIS, College Place, Wash. ....,...................,..... .... ...... 7 8 , 107 LENTZ, MARGARET, 241 University Ave., Missoula, Mont. ...... ....,. 7 1, 101 109 LEVY, MYRON, College Place, Wash. .........,...,,,........,,............ ,.,,,.,,.. . . 109 LEWIS, MORRIS, Filer, Idaho .......,.,........ ....................,...,,.... .......... . 7 1, 109 LINDT, MILTON, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash. .,,,.,. ....,.....,. N o Picture LINRUD, ARTHUR G., College Place, Wash. ........ ........,.,.,,,, N o Picture LODAHL, PEARL, Dagmar, Mont. ...........,,.,,,....... ..,..,,..... 7 1, 73, 95, 107 LODAHL, ROBERT, Dagmar, Mont. .....,.......... ...........,,..,...,,.,,,,........,,.. 7 8 LOGAN, DEAN, Phoenix, Ore. .............,........ ................,............ 7 8 LOGAN, ESTHER, Rt. 2, Baker, Ore. ............... ...... 6 2, 64, 88, 95, 96, 109 LOMBARDI, GENEVIEVE, Missoula, Mont. ........... ..., ....,.,.,.,...,.,..,,.,.,..... . 107 LOOP, THOMAS, Burlington, Wash. .........................., ,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,... ...,.,,...., 1 O 7 LOSEY, BONNIE, R. 1, Box 832, Bremerton, Wash. ..... ,..,,,..,.. 7 8, 107 LOWE, KENNETH, College Place, Wash. ................,......,. . ,..,,,,, No Picture LOWER, VERA DEAN, 1317 N. E. 51st, Portland, Ore. ....,. .,.,,...,.,,,,,,. ,.,.,,,,,.,,, 9 5 LUDDEN, HARTLEY B., 928 Rockefeller, Everett, Wash, .,.. .....,, 6 4, 88, 91, 107 LUNDEE,N, OSCAR B., JR., College Place, Wash. ........... ,.....,..,., N 0 Picture LYBECK, CORA, Chester, Mont. .............,......... - ........... .........,.... 7 8, 107 M McBRlDE, JAMES, 1412179 Pine St., The Dalles, Ore, ........ ....... .,.,. ,,..,,...,. 7 8 McCASLIN, CYNTHIA, College Place, Wash, . ................................ .,...,.,.,,,. 5 9, 107, 109 McCOLLOM, GENEVA, 326 S. E. 45th Ave., Portland, Ore. ............. ..................,.,..,,..,,,,.., 7 1 McCONAUGHEY, MARY, I7 N. W. 7th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. 65, 90, 91, 101, 109 McDONALD, FRED, College Place Wash. ..,,......,............................ -.. .........,,...,...,,,...,...,,... . 71 MCGHEE, EDDY, Pierre, S. Dak. ...- ................................................... ,.,.......,.,..,,,, 1 Ol, 107 MCLEOD, CHRISTINA, College Place, Wash. ............... ...,.,.. N 0 Picture MCNEIL, BEVERLY, Box 524, Arcata, Calif. ..................... ...,..,,,, 5 9, 109 MAGNUSON, JOHN, Somers, Mont. .,................................... ..... - ....,.. 7 1, IO7 MANFULL, DOLORES, 4512 12th N. E., Seattle, Wash. ..... ...,,,. 6 5, 92, 105 MANNEN, LELA, 2314 Indiana Ave., Caldwell, Idaho ........ ,,,,,,,,...,., 7 8, 109 MARKS, J. MARK, Sisters, Ore. ........................................... .....,,, 7 8, 87, 105 -IfI431- V. I MARSH, PAUL K., JR,, Plains, Mont. ..A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,.., MARSHALL JANET Freewater Ore. ....,.......,,,,.,...,,,..,..... . MARTIN, HOWARD, Rt. 3, BO! Iolis, Auburn, wash. .,.,. Q 1 NIARTIN, KATHERINE, RI. I, Box I54, Tigard, ore. LLLL . MARTIN, MRS. W. F.,.CoIlege Place, Wash. .,,,,,......A. , MARI IN, VERA A., Milton, Ore. ,,..,.....,..,....,,,,,,,,,, MATTERAND, EDITH, East Stanwood, Wash. ...,,, MATTERAND, MILDRED, Stanwood, Wash. lV.EHLING, ROBERT, Granger, Wash. ..,... . .....,... MEIER, BERNON, Farmington, Wash, ...,,.,..A MEIER, WILLARD, Farmington, Wash. ,,,,,, , MENTZELL, ARVELLA, Dorena, Ore. ,,,,..... . IVIENTZEL, DEAN, College Place, Wash. ..,.,,,,,... ..,,....,,,,,... MEREEN, WALLACE, College Place, Wash, ,,,,.,,,.,,,.. MERKLIN, LESTER, 704 N. 4th Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. MICHEL, RAYMOND, College Place, Wash. ..,.,.,,.,.........,,,.... . MILES, WALTER, Colville, Wash. .....,.................,.,..,............ . MILLER, BERNICE, Rt. I, Box 32I, Auburn, Wash. .... . MILLER, DON, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash. ..........,... . MILLER, HENRY, College Place, Wash. ,....,..............,,.. . MILLER, JANET, 523 W. Mansfield, Spokane, Wash. ,..,. MILLER, JUANITA F., 27I N. L St., Dinuba, Calit. ,....,...... MILLER, ROLAND E., Mapleton, Ore. ,,.. .........,A,, ,,,,,,,..,........... . MILLER, THELMA, Box l83, McClearv, Wash. ......,...,.....,..,....,.. 56, 57, 59, IOI, IOT IOO 65, 89, 7I, 99, IO7 65, IOO, IO9 . ...,.. Na Picture 78, IO7 46, 5l, 95, IOI, I09, IIO No Picture 65, IOI, IO5 .. 65, 67, 95, IO5 No Picture No Picture 4I, IO9 78 MITCHELL, ELEANOR, IOI 2nd St. N. E., Auburn, Wash. MITCHELL, ROY, IOI 2nd St. E., Auburn, Wash. ....,... MITTLEIDER, ANNA, Rt. 3, Boise, Ida. . .......A...,.,,,............ .. MITTLEIDER, HENRY, Rt. 3, Boise, Idaho ......,.....,,.., MOHR, FLOYD, Grandview, Wash. .........L,.,.. MOHR, FRANCES, Redmond, Ore. ,.,,.,...........,...,....,,..,.,...,,,. MOHR, HARVEY, Grandview, Wash. .................A....,,..................... IvIoRAN, KARL WILLIAM, 3962 5. E. ack, Portland, are MORGAN, LEO, College Place, Wash. ..................,..,,....,..,..... . MORRISON, HOMER, East Helena, Mont, .....,.,.......,.......,.. . MORRISON, MARY, East Helena, Mont. ......... MORTON, GLADYS E., Box 83, Siletz, Ore, ................... MOSSER KENNETH, Walla Walla, Wash. .....A,.......,......, . MUNROE, WYLDES H., I92I 33rd, Bellingham, Wash. MUNSEY, ROBERT, Rt. 4, Caldwell, Idaho ...A.....,......,..,... 78, 96 65, 99, IO5, IIO 7I, IO7 No Picture TI, 73, IO7 7I, IO7 ., 7l, IO7 78 8I IO7 TTT- ---- --H 1 1 Ts, Ioo, IQ5, 78 IO7 78 IO7 78 IO7 78 No Pic 78, IOO, I07, 5''ffffffffffffffffTTS, 78, ture lO9 78 IOS IO7 N NEIL, HARVEY, Pullman, Wash. ,,..,,..,,,,,,,,L,,,,,,,,,,,......,...,..,..,., ,..,,,.,, . 78 NELSON, EDWARD, I543 Park Ave., Bremerton, Vlfash, .. ,,,.. 78, IO7 NELSON, RICHARD, Box 7, Suglnami P. O., Tokvo, Japan ,,,. ,,..,,.,.,s.,,,,...,... .... . . 78, 99 NELSON, WILMA, Gaston, Ore. ...........................,.................... .........,........,..... N o Picture NEUFELD, DON, Waldheim, Saskatchewan, Canada ............... ....... 4 6, 5I, 92, 95, 96, IO9 NEUFELD, JOHN S., College Heights, Alberta, Canada ....,.., .........,.......,......,... . . 65, 89 NEUFELD, OLGA, College Heights, Alberta, Canada .,.,.. .....,.,.....,,....,. N o Picture NEUMAN, LOUIS, I393 S. Commercial St, Salem, Ore. . NEVIS, FYRNN, Camino, Callt. ,,,,,,,.,...,..,, ........,,..........,,.,,,, , NICHOLS, PHILA MAE, College Place, Wash. .,...,.......... NIXON, HELEN, 225 Eavan Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. ..,., , NOLAND, KEYLOR, College Place, Wash. ....,....,......,..... . NORRIS, LESLIE, Rt. 2, Box I56, Walla Walla, Wash. ..... . O OBER, FRANCIS H., College Place, Wash. .... . .......,...,.... .. OCHS, ELVIRA, College Place, Wash. ,..............,,.,,.,,..,. ...,. OCHS, WM. ROGER, Box 396, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada OGREN, OGREN, ELLEN, Mizpah, Mont. ,,......, ....,...,.,..,,,....,.,.,...,. JAMES, Mizpah, Mont. ,,,. A 78 65,.IOO, IOT 72, 99, IO7 No Picture No Picture OLIVER, BYARD, Wallowa, Ore. ....... . OLIVER, GILBERT, Rickreall, Ore, ..... ...,.....,, OLIVER, MARY, Rickreall, Ore. ...,..,,................., , OLSON, ANN, Clayton, Wash. ...,.....,...................,....,....... OSTER, HARRY, I2l4 s. sm si., keigo, www. ................ . oTTIvIAN, RHILIIJ A., RI. AI, Box I277-W, -Rofiimd, are P PALMER, DOROTHEA, College Place, Wash, ....,,................... . PALMER, ELBERT C., 73I6-22 Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash PARKER, LAUREL, College Place, Wash. .....,,.,,.,.............,..... . PARsoNs, HELEN, kuiomq, wqsiq. .......... . -I:I44j- IOO, IO5 79, IO7 No Picture . .... 72, IO7 No Picture . 65, IO5 47, 5I, 86, 92, 95, IO7 72, IOO, IO7 47, 5l, IO5, IO7 79, IU7 No Picture 65, IO5 59, IO7 72, 73, IO7 PATZER, ARTHUR, College Place, Wash. ,,,.,,, .A,,,,,,,,, . .. 79, IOO PATZER, EDNA, College Place, Wash ,,..,,........,.,,,, ,,..,,,., ...... 9 9 , IO5 PATZER, REINHOLD, College Place, Wash. ,.......,.v,....,,,,,.,,, ,,.,,A,, . . Sl, IO9 PEARSON, JOHN, 67I5 S. E., IBth Ave., Portland, Ore. ,....... ,...,... N o Picture PENDRY, HAROLD, Mountain View, Calif. ...,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,.......,..,,, ,,,,, ..,,,,,,, .,.., . . . IO5 PENHALLURICK, MARGARET, Neppel, Wash. ....,.,,,A,.,,,,,,.....,,,......,,,,...... . ....,,,, . 79, IOS PERRIN, GERALDINE, Rest Haven, Sidney, British Columbia, Canada ..,,,,, ..,,.... 7 2, IOO, IO9 PESTER, J. LYNN, College Place, Wash. .......,A.A..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....... .,A,..,,.......,,. .A..,,,,........,,,.,,....,.,, 7 9 PETERSON, MARTHA, Castle Rock, Wash. ,e,,,,,,............,,,,,,,...... .,.,,,,..., ,,,... 4 7 ,5I, IO5, IIO PETERSON, MERLE, 99I W. l2th St., Eugene, Ore. .. ............,.., ,,,.,..,,,,A,, . ......,,,,. . 79 PETTERSON, CARL E., JR., 84I8 3rd Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ..... .. 65, 89, IO7 PETTIT, CLARK C., Box 2, College Place, Wash. ..............,.... .,........ 7 2, IO9 PFLUGRAD, WILLIAM L., IOO2 Fitth St., Hood River, Ore. ...... ...... 5 I, IO7 PHILLIPS, ELMER, P. O. Box 402, Dinuba, Calif. ...........,........ .,.....,.,...,. 7 9 PIHL, KAI HAROLD, Loma Linda, Calif. ........... .,..,...,,,. .,,.... ...... 7 2 , IO7 PORTER, DORIS MAE, 4OI N. E. 65th Ave., Portland, Ore. ....., ,..,,. 4 9, I09 PRALL, CALEB, Auburn, Wash. .... . .,..,.......................,.,.,..,.,,.... . ,...... 95, IO5 PRESS, HELEN, Gaston, Ore. .,....................,...........,,.....,.... .,..,.. . . .v.... BI, IO7 PRESTRIDGE, BETTY JANE, College Place, Wash. .......,... .....,..... ..........,....., I O 7 PRICE, GEORGE MARSHALL, Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada ......,. ........,..... 5 I, IO5 PRICHARD, MILTON, College Place, Wash. ,v......,........,.,......,... . ...,.... No Picture PROSCH, HAROLD, Verdi, Minn. ....,,.,.,,.........,.....,..,..................,, .,...........,. .,..,,.,.............. 7 9 PRUSIA, CLAYTON, College Place, Wash. .,.....,.........,..,.......,,,...............,.............,.L...,..,.. No Picture PRUSIA, ELINOR, Lowden, Wash. ..,,.,.,.............,.....,..................,...,.......... ,....... ,..................,....,.,.... 7 9 PURDY, EVERETT, 846 8th Ave., N. W., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada .. . IO5 PURDY, MERVYN, 846 Bth Ave., N. W., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada .... 46, 5I, 67, 86, 9I Q QUALLS, BLANCHE, Gaston, Ore. ....... ..,,........... .,...... 7 9 R RANDOLPH, DICK, College Place, Wash. ........,,........ ...... . . No Picture RANDOLH, JEAN, College Place, Wash. ..,.....................,..... .,,,.....,,............ 7 9 RASMUSSEN, GEORGE, Spangle, Wash. ............,..,.,....... . ..... . ...,.., ...,....... ............ 7 9 RASMUSSEN, GLENN, 918 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park, Md. ...., .,.,,.... 6 7, IOO, IO5 RASMUSSEN, JENS, Spangle, Wash. ..............,..................,..,..,. ........,.... 7 9, IIC' RASMUSSEN, KARL, 965 Market, Salem, Ore. ......,.....,....................., .... ....,...,..,,,..... 7 9 RATHBUN, NEIL, Kennewick, Wash. ...............,,,...........,....,...............,.....,...., ..,,.............,.. I O7 REICHARD, PAUL, Silverton, Ore. .....,...,............,.....,...............,.....,..,...,............. ........ N o Picture REIMER, MYRTLE, I563 W. Ilth, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ....,.... .......... 7 9, IO7 RENNINGS, WILBUR, College Place, Wash. ..............................,..,................... .......,,....., 8 7, 89 REPP, ESTHER, College Place, Wash. ....,.........,..................,..,...... .. ........,....,.. .. ........ No Picture RICE, MARLAND, Smith River, Calif. ...,..,.................. .............,. . .. 72 RICHARDS, BOB, 2223 Rockefeller, Everett, Wash. ......,. ..., .......... 7 9 RIEDERER, JEANNE, Box l855, Ketchikan, Alaska ............ ......,..........., 7 9 ROBERTS, MARGARET, I62O Monroe St., Yakima, Wash. .... .. .... 72, 99, IO5 ROBERTSON, JOHN, Rt. 5, Box 273, Tacoma, Wash. ......... .......... 7 2, IO9 ROBINSON, MARION, College Place, Wash. ...............,,., ,...., 7 2, IO7 ROBINSON, ROBERT, 2030 N. 4th, Salem, Ore. .,..,,. .......,.... 7 9 ROCKWELL, COURTNEY, Sunnyside, Wash. ........,.... ..,..,,..... 6 5 ROGERS, GERALDINE, Lapwai, Idaho ,..,,....,...........,..... ,.,....,... , ,. 79 ROGERS, ORTIS, Route I, Lewiston, Idaho ,,..................... .,,,...,.. 7 9, IO9 ROGERS, SYLVIA WETHERN-, College Place, Wash. ....,... ..,...... ......,.. . . IO9 ROMANETT, JOHN DE, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada ..,. ...,.,,,. 5 I, IO5, IIO ROOSMA, MINNA, Lonepine, Mont. ........,.........,..,........... ....... N o Picture ROOSMA, TRACE, Lonepine, Mont. .............,,.. .,..,,..... . ..... 72, IO7 ROPER, CLARA, College Place, Wash. ..... ...... 7 2, 73, IO7, IO9 ROPER, FORREST, College Place, Wash. ..,,.,.. 65, 95, IO7, IO9 ROSS, ANNE, College Place, Wash. .,...............,,. ..........,,. . 79, IO7 ROSS, HARRY, College Place, Wash. .........,..........., ......., N o Picture ROWSE, MRS. MYRTLE, College Place, Wash. ...... ...., ..,. 5 2 , IO9 RUBLE, KELLY, Colville, Wash. .,..........,...,.,........ ,........ N o Picture RUDY, DELBERT, Thornton, Wash. ..,,,,.................,. ...,,.. 7 2, IOO, IOS RUDY, ELAINE, Thornton, Wash. ................,.............. ,,,,. 7 9, 89, IO9 RUDY, HELEN, Lacrosse, Wash. ,,.,..,..,.......,. .,,,.,.,..,...... ,.,. . , , . 79 RUNNING, RUTH, 6I6 N. First St., Kelso, Wash. ....,. ....... 4 7, 52, IOS RUSCH, CLEO, College Place, Wash. ...............,.,,....... ..,...,,.,..,... 9 8, 99 RUSSELL, CALVIN, Rt. 2, Box 78, Puyallup, Wash. ..,.., ,,,...,.. 6 5, IO5, IIO S SAMPLE, EUGENE, Falls City, Ore. .........,,..,..............,,..............,,...........,..,.. ......,. 6 5, 67, 86, IO9 SANDERS, CARRIE, Freewater, Ore. .,........,.....,,..,..........,.,...........,, ..,..,,....,,....,,.,...,,. . 79 SATHER, MARJORIE, I27 with Ave. N. w., Calgary, Alberto, cdiJ5Zi5i..i.Q1 11451- IO7 SCHAAK, ELLA, Hardin, Mont. ........,.,,,,,A,A,.,.........,,..... SCHABER, IVAN, Box 256, Carbon, Alberta, Canada .,....... SCHAFFNER, MARTIN, 115 Florentia, Seattle, Wash. ,,,,,,,,, , No Picture 79, 99, 101 SCHEIDEMAN, DOROTHY, Rt. 1, Box 410, Lodi, Calif. ...,.,A, ..,,.,.......A..... 6 5 SCHIERMAN, FRANCES, St. John, Wash. .....,,A,,....,...,,,,A.,.......... ........,,,.. 7 9, 105 SCHIMKE, ALBERT, College Place, Wash. .,...........,.............,.. - ...... ................. 7 2, 105 SCHLEI-IUBER, FRED, 727 Carrie Ave., Walla WaI1a, Wash. ...,......,,,............. 79 SCHMIDT, CHESTER, Dickinson, N. Dak. .................................... ........ 7 2, 95, 99, 107 SCHNEPPER, JOHN W., Granger, Wash. ................................., ........ 7 9, 95, 99, 107 SCHRAMMECK, MELVIN, Portland, Ore. .,................ .....,........... 7 2, 107 SCHULER, FRANCIS, Medford, Ore. ..,,........................... ....... 6 2, 65, 100 SCHUMACHER, ALLEN, 1908 Oak, Caldwell, Idaho ...... ................... 7 9 SCHWARTZ, HAROLD, College Place, Wash. ,............. ...... 6 5, 107 SCHWARTZ, HILDA, College Place, Wash. .............. ...... 6 5, 107 SCRIVEN, WARD, Colman, S. Dak. .......,............... ....................... 7 2 SCRIVEN, WAYNE, Colman, S. Dak. ,,.....,.................. ...............,. 7 9, 109 SEAMOUNT, LEONA, Longmont, Colo. .......................A.. .,................... 7 9, 107 SEARLE, BERNICE, 279 W. 7th St., St. Paul, Minn. ..... ........ 5 2, 67, 95, 109 SEIBLY, RALPH G., Rt. 8, Yakima, Wash. ..........,.............. .,,..... 5 7, 87, 95, 107 SHAW, EVELYN MAE, Long Creek, Ore. ...........................,. .....,......,..,.. 7 2, 109 SHEPHARD, DONALD, Rt, 2, Box 121, Puyallup, Wash. ..... .............. 7 9, 107 SHOLLENBURG, BERTHA, Chelan, Wash. . ........................... ,...,. 6 5, 105 SHOLLENBURG, MERVIN, RT. 2, Box 335, Medtord, Ore. ,....... ........... 7 9 SHUMWAY, JAMIE L., Milton, Ore. ..... . .....................,.....,,..,.. , . . ..... . 105 SHUMWAY, ROBERT L., Stanwood, Wash, ....................................,....................,........................,... 79 SHUMWAY, RUTH, College Place, Wash. .........,.......................................,.......................,.... 65, 107 SIEGENTHALER, WESLEY, 5136 Alameda Blvd., Spokane, Wash. ........ 62, 65, 67, 90, 91, 95, 107 SILVER MARGIE, 1414 West Ray, Seattle, Wash. .............................,..........,...............,......... 72, 107 SIMMONS, PAT, Box 961, Wenatchee, Wn. . .......................,,,........ ..........................,.......,..,., , 79 SMICK, CHARLES, Sprague, Wash. ................................... ........ N o Picture SMICK, HAROLD, Sprague, Wash. .,...............................,....... .....,.. N o Picture SMITH, ANNIE MAE, 82 S. E, 61st Ave., Portland, Ore. ....... .......... 7 9, 107 SMITH BEULAH, Oakville, Wash. .......,,...........,..............,..... ..........., 7 2, 81 SMITH CLYDE, College Place, Wash. .............................. ....... 6 5, 86, 107 SMITH ELMER, Dillingham, Alaska .....,.,..... .......... 7 9, 107 SMITH JOSEPH H., College Place, Wash. ..... ......,. N o Picture SMITH LENORA, Wapato, Wash. ....,,.. ........................ ,.... ...,., 8 0 , 107 SMITH LESLIE, College Place, Wash. ..........,........................ ............ 9 8, 99 SMITH LORENA MAE, 727 S. E. 45th, Portland, Ore. ...... .. .......... . .,.,, 52, 95 SMITH, MARVEL, 904 Spoftord, Spokane, Wash. ..............,......... .....,.,.......,.. 8 0, 107 SMITH, WINIFRED WHEATLEY-, College Place, Wash. .............., ......... 6 6, 105, 107 SMITHWICK, VIRGINIA, 1323 W. 8th, Spokane, Wash. ..,......,............,.....,,................,......, 72, 107 SOMERVLLE, TED LEWIS, 2545 N. W., Savier St., Portland, Ore. .....,................................., 80, 107 SOPER, ALICE E., College Place, Wash. ,.............................,.,,..,........,....................,,.................... 105 SOPER FRANCIS, College Place, Wash. .......................................... 66, 87, 89, 95, 96, 99, 105, 107 SPALINGER, JUNE, Rt. 5, Spokane, Wash. ...,., . SPECHT, EDWARD, College Place, Wash. ...............,...., 107 SPOO, ARTHUR W., Sisters, Ore. ..................................... . SPRAGUE, GLADYS, 104 Sundguist Road, Seaside, Ore. .... . STANFORD, HELEN, 1615 S. E. Ankeny, Portland, Ore. ....... . ST. CLAIR, FAIRY, Rt, 1, Wapato, Wash. .............,.....,.,............. STEARNS, DORIS A., 7027 S. E. Rhone St., Portland, Ore. . STEELE, BETH, 431 N, Yellowstone, Livingston, Mont. ,.......,. STEELE, EDWIN E., College Place, Wash. ......,..................,.. No Picture 107 so, 107 so so, ai, 107 ao, 109 ao, iov No Picture 107 STILES, ROZELVA, College Place, Wash. . ............................... ........,,.... 5 9, STRATTON, BONNIE RUSSELL-, College Place, Wash. ........ .........,.,,.............. 8 0 STRATTON, MEARL, College Place, Wash. ..................,..... ,,.,........................., 7 2 STREIFLING, WALTER, College Place, Wash. .................. ........ 5 2, 105, 107, 109 STREIFLING, MRS. WALTER, College Place, Wash. ................,.. 107, 109 STURDEVANT, ROBERT M., EI Reno, Okla. ,,.................., ,.,,........ N o Picture SWIGART, BERNIECE, Rt. 1, Box 256, Auburn, Wash. ........ ...,... 6 7, 89, 109, 110 SYPHERS, C. ERWIN, College Place, Wash. .................. .......,,.. 5 7, 66, 107 T TARTAR, ANN, Rt, 7, Box 137, Salem, Ore. ..,...,,. ..........,...,,. ..,,,. 4 6 , 52, 87, 109, 110 TAYLOR, FEDALMA, 2228 Dwight Way, Berkeley, Calif. ...,,.. ...,.......,,,,.,.. 7 2, 95, 107 TETZ, PEARL, 246 Alexander St., Twin Falls, Idaho ...,......, ,...,,,,,,s,,,, 8 O, 81, 107 THOMPSON, ELDA MAE, Bloomington, Neb. ,.................. .,.,,,,, N 0 Picture THOMSEN, JESSIE, College Place, Wash. .,...........,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,, 7 2, 109 TININENKO, ELSIE, Bainville, Mont. ..,........,....,.....,... .,.,,,,,,, U 72, 95 TOLSON, EFFIE, 446 W. Walnut St., Hillsboro, Ore. ......, ,....., A ..,,,....,,...,......,...,...,,,, N 0 Pict-Ure TRASK, DAN, Cottage Grove, Ore. .....................,.,..,.,... ...................,.,,,,.,.....,,..,...,..,,...o 1 OO, 107 TUTTLE, wlLiviA L., Aloha, ore. ........ ............ ......... 6 6 , 39, 92, 95, ioo, 105, 109, no -maj- U UNDERHILL, RAY, 627 North 64th, Seattle, Wash. ...... . UNRUH, LOUISE KAE, Freevvater, Ore. .,,,,,,,........A...A... UNSELL, HAROLD T., Chanute, Kan. .,...,..,...,,,..... . upoeeizftve, LORENA, Chiloauin, Ore. ........,.,,,,,,.. . V VAN AUSDLE, HARRYETTE, College Place, Wash. ,,,.... VAN AUSDLE, IRENE, College Place, Wash. ,,..........,, . VIXIE LUVERNE Colle e Place Wash , , Q , - ,,,,--------,-,,------A----AA,,- - VULLIET, PHILIP, 6I7 l6th Ave. North, Seattle, Wash. W WAGNER, ARTHUR, Farmington, Wash. ,,,.,,,,........,., . WAGNER, BERDENA, Farmington, Wash. ....,...,,,,..... WAGNER ' WAGNER WAGNER, JOHN, 62016 S. 4th St., Missoula, Mont. .... . WAGNER ' WAGNER , CLIFFORD, Eagle, Point, Ore. ...,.,.....,,,,,,.... . , EDWARD, Java, S. Dak. .......,..,,...,..,.v...,,..,,,,,, , JUANITA, Farmington, Wash. ...,,,,,,,,............. , PALMER, Farmington, Wash. ....,,......,,,,,,,,... . 59, 109 72, 99, IOS No Picture .2 ,.... ....,,,. I O7 8O, IO7 No Picture 99, 99 IOS 72, ,IO7 ,IO7 107 72 80, IO7 I07 72, 99, 105, 80, IOO WALL, BERNICE, Fern Vievv, Saskatchewan, Canada ,,., .. .,.5..,..,,,... BO, IO7 80 WALTERS, HELEN, Rt. I, Hillsboro, Ore. ........,,,,,,,...... WALTERS, KATHLEEN, 36 Chestnut, Medford, ore. .QQ WARREN, LEONA, Rt. 2, Box 281 B., Portland, Ore. . WARREN, LA RENE, Hereford, Ore. ,,,, ,,,....,,,,,......,..,,,..... Qf1'T1oiTt'1'e'tt.re . 72 l07 WEBSTER, WARREN, Box 22, Lodi, Calit. ,,,,,,......,.,.... ,,....., 4 7, S2, IOS WEI-ITJE, MAXINE, Long Beach, Wash. .,.., .....5, 8 O, IOS WEIR, ESTHER, Colville, Wash. ,,,.......,.,,,... ,,..... 8 O, IO7 WEIR, WIBERT L., Colville, Wash. ,,.......,,, ........,........,,, 8 O WELLS, ELMER, College Place, Wash. ....... ......... . No Picture WENTWORTH, ALICE, Stites, Idaho ........,,.........,..,..... ,....,. 7 2, IO5, IIO WENTWORTH, ELEANOR, Stites, Idaho ....,,,,.........,..,......., ....,....,.. 6 6, I07 WETHERN, DOROTHY, Bozeman, Mont. ,,.............,.............,.... .,...... 8 0, IO7 WHITNACK, DOYLE, 52I Ninth St! S., Moorhead, Minn. ,,..... ........,.,, 8 O, IO7 WHITNEY, WILBUR, Auburn, Wash. ,,,.,,,....,,.,,,,......,A,,,,.........., .,... N o Picture WHITNEY, WILMA E., i802 E. Glenoaks, Glendale, Calif. ,,,.... ,,.... 8 0, 99, IO7 WILLIAMS, EARL, Poulsbo, Wash, .....,,,.,,.,...,5L,...........,,.......,. ,,..c.,.,,.,,.5..... 7 2 WILLIAMS, VIOLA, Poulsbo, Wash. ........,,,,........,.o,........,,,,.......,,,, .,,..,.,, 8 O, 95, IOI WILSON, LOIS, Crosby, N. Dak. ...........,........,...........,...........,........... ............ 5 2, IO9 WINGET, FLORENCE, 535i Eagledale Ave., Los Angeles, Calit. .,,..... ........ 7 2, IOI WINSLOW, BYRON, Birkentield, Ore. ,...................................,........... ........,..,........ 8 O WINSLOW, IZEL, Birkentield, Ore. ,.,..,......,.,......,......,...................., .......,... . 80, IO7 WINTER, EUGENE, College Place, Wash. ......,.,,........,..... ....... 6 6, IOO, IOS WINTER, LOIS GUDERIAN-, College Place, Wash. ....,., ............,.. . lO0 WISCHOW, DONNA BELLE, Milwaukie, Ore. ,,,,.........,. ,,... 80, IO9 WOLFF, EMMA, 2926 S. E. Yamhill Portland, Ore. ..... .....L.....,.,,....,. . ,. 80 WOLSKE, DOROTHY, Renton, Wash. ...........,.,........ .......................,... 7 2 WOOD, JAMES R., Box 6Ol, Kirkland, Wash. ...... 66, 99, IOI, IO7 WOOD, WANDA, Juneau, Alaska ....,.,. Q ,,........... ...........,.... ......... I O 7 WORTH, HAROLD, Kellogg, Idaho .,...........,.. .......,., N o Picture WYMAN, FRANK A., Rangoon, Burma ......... WYMAN, MRS. F. A., Rangoon, Burma .,...,... WYMAN, IDA J., College Place, Wash. ,..,,.,.....,.. WYMAN, RUTH, College Place, Wash. .................,. . Y vouhie, iviftizeueizite, Milton, ore. ................................ vouh1eBERe, RHODA, Jeooeitoh, British North Borneo ..ff.... YOUNGBERG, ROBERT, Jesselton, British North Borneo YOUNGBERG, RUTH, Jesselton, British North Borneo ..,,.. voutsLER, MARY, Rt. 1, Box 870, Astoria, ore. ....... Z ZOLBER, KATHLEEN KEEN-, College Place, Wash, .... 2 ZUMWALT, CHARLES, Ellensburg, Wash. ....,,..,... . -rim- No Picture No Picture 72, 109 72, 107 oo, 105 30, 107, I09 99 IO7 66, IOS No Picture DUB IDVEBWBEBS ,----: :----: :----: --C C 2 --e - : :---------------..-----------., BRUSHES COMPLETE PAINTS HARDWARE ROOFING PLASTER LUMIJER CEMENT I 0 0 I 0 T. A. Wllllams Lumber Co. 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