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

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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.

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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-

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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-