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

 - Class of 1959

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- On Hello walk we meet Walla Walla college-the school that educates for life. 76a 7257 Wiaanmin Autumn Winter J. I' .QI . ,Lt-f X -gh. .RL - , ig fs A -iwf-wail' 1f:'.m . Agfa' .uri 1, 9. ., YU' . lg 'isfm 1 -If A. sz We 1. ,iq .-w ri ' 'li TL--fy-2 f ,. f 0 Spring The annual publication of The Associated Students of Walla Walla College Editor .....s.,,s .,s..s .c-Gary N. Curtis Managing Editor-. .,,,7.,,, Donna Stuart Adviser ,...,.,... A . ,,,,, v,... R oberta Moore Contents Dedication .,-4w.,W ,,,, A ,4 Activities Autumn .t.,, H .10 Winter ..c.c.c.,.,.,, U30 Spring ,.ccccc .,..,,,,c , ,150 Student Organizations . ,. , 162 College Administration - .. M88 Departments , ,,,,, 1, A - Industries ,,,,, . , Whois Who Portraits -. A,,c ,c,7 , Advertising , ,, - . ,, , 1, , 1 Student and Faculty Roster A ., S98 134 144 146 230 248 3 Because he contributes to so many of our activities, Because he is always ready to counsel, chat or explain a chemical formula, Because he is such a vital part of WWC, and Because we are proud of him, We dedicate the 1959 MOUNTAIN ASH to Professor C. W. Shankel X Acetone 'sm K' I ...A--- , T P w I -.S X In preparation for a life of service we at WWC spend four years known as Life at College College life is quite a story . . A n d since we've always w a n t e d to write a book, what better subject could we choose than this? W-nun., 1 -1 X H'- ,p 'H' Both this book and this life are a three- phase entity composed of the intellec- tual, the religious, the social, divided proportionately into that vague element -time. ' 95552 'SW ' 4, l 'A in .f .l W ff l X , I l ,i . ,,.,3,.9 f..,r.V,:wgi!. 5,5 .3 , ,Mvfn 1 Our entire story is a record of the lives of college students--not just of 1,400 people --but of students such as Burton Maxwell, sophomoreg Lina Hann, freshman, and Joe Magboo, junior. nk? 1 s QW' wwf' 2r,'v,ffrif'f' 1-.,1,f!b,Q! . 4 , jf .ff,9WWff-l Q 57 u1.gyl,'o' 4' I -4 'na I .- ,vam- F' .. ' ', v, ,' Q 1'0,v l'-:'L. .7' , p..' 'LJ 0 , ol- b 0. 0 ' . 1 -QA-. .BIQ .IQ I I f.'-ag'-. ' . Y- o'3' x V fi53wwfigg. 33g fw Z, t ,x iii Q 1 ,..V .N V U of if , fag vl ' . - .. ' 8 - xi ' ' Ie: A,,-'lv n, 1 sw '-iffy-9. ' .'::13E?1i-H? 3 1, jywztw. i dl!! 5 5 Q 'Q Histor . '.lr ln' QL, Q. :'f'o 9 G ',-Q.-K' o . '.uoq '37' ' . Q A . ' x - '5 A ax., 2' ,:'y' '-wav K' flwz I w- if .' Avi.. , vw.:-,S . . ' 'Q' .1fQ Qs,- 0 I Q ,Q T 'fl , F, .'4 tm ' S s , Q- ,It n 5, 5 'S 1' -id ..,,- 5 ,W F. gg K IJ . rg, 4. ':, Q-,, -'QQ . 04' Slg0t+g',,' ,. , ,.- 1 V . -Q 5.1 if 1T '. 'Jf'4 '5L A n 3 '-s ' '. - Q-4 'V we . Q , , 3.5 O 6 -J X rv .v I' LY? . 9 'I gg O QA xt 'R h' f sp 4' 'y'. , 'a'Yy 41 ' - 'A '. ' xo - 9 Q. Ss, ..P. 'Z' YL 'Q-K, f15T'J-'5 .7 qi' 'S 'I '7'q'. sm '5 QL ',4 . P .- 4.541-..' -- 11- .ro 5 9 1-. 1. ' W. ' 1 Q S. ,LJ .4 3 o, 5 d - Ill 'Q . For freshmen, the campus in autumn offers the first glimpse of a new way of life. For seniors it's the beginning of the final chapter . . . But for both, our administration building, half hidden by a mingling of shadows and gold-tinged elms, holds promise of friendships to be made, knowledge to be acquired and personal accomplishments to be gained. , N 5 A. anti-u . 'fi ,r lt ' i I .F 'M' J .1 fu I f v 4 'f' . A If ' fam rr iffiffi f f'-v - ., fu by gin A1 W ' ,, ..r., W A f 4-ay , ' K vi 1 'Q 'A A M' 'iff' - 'Q A. j -A,..7-fp -P , ,wx . ,, - v , . A ,J .AL Af 5 I 9. 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I v W , , A wfw 5' ' 1 - - H -Q - '7 . . , ww' A r , Ay, M' ' Q D , 4 , M W ,V AAN ,Amin ,, D r vw I , A, av I L mm .M 4 I p 11 STATION A in . 12 uw, ,. n The business of becoming a student really begins with the start of the trek from station to station. A future Sittner resident becomes acquainted with his dormitory deang each is an integral part of the other's life during the school year. 4147 Probably more friends are made in the registration queue than at any other one time. Once inside, everyoneis attention is centered on the task at hand, but here there is an opportunity to speculate about others, chat a little and laugh a lot. t I lll Ei: :ss .xi Q , ,I ' . ,vt 'I 0 U , I , 'JY 1 Y Registration is a series of numbered stations, hun- dreds of questions and innumerable signings of one's name. Here, way back in September, Mountain Ash portrait number 48 deliberates over making an ap- pointment to see the photographer. lil ESI Ill ' FY'i.2L1',f STA g'f1m?f1,'T WW' -A--. -3-4 '.-'L Let's see which professor shall I take this 9 class from . . . ? lt's engrossing work to figure out a class schedule for months in advance. Columbia auditorium never looks quite the same again :luring th.e school year. Depart- mental signs anll station placarlls, along with the buzz of activity, create a once-a-year atmosphere. 'lk -1 52,1 1- v, P ...Q--, J.. s 4 N - XY, f il 5 I Sanflwiching a cat n.ap in between the arrival of each student is a good irlea for advisers as the afternoon wears on. '4YILIh5i1'5l1 ,Mil 'IT ' h The last stop, one last signing of a name and the complicated process of becoming a stu- flent is over. This is the final push against a floor which opens into a way of life. ST NUON ' ' me m . fi , S - , 4, an v ,, Ji.:'-'f . i n -H 'NI L- -x , v,fl, Q v' f Jn 0 r 1 'ik - 1 ffmilgt gig ', I . , t N ' K if Al 1 Q X uf' f . x.d.,' 5' 2 ' - 1 'N i b 51 'Z 2 .5 5 , t . 5' V' V M' s, -. 17:5 AQ' W g x 5 ff Lt. , . Ak t'.v?v,eAk , i .... x i Y S, ? 11, f ,. 15 lv: F. 1 .ff .lm- .Q A Saturday nights, from the first to the last of the term, are synonymous with g 0 o d timesg and good xi Xl , - nf we I M, .3 4 11 .KL 't,'. V A! 1 ll ll I2 il nl w U -. - X ,undo H I I t gi ' Some, with a fondness for the Q smell of printers ink, spend ' the day setting type in the 1 I I l I f College press. Somehow it always happens Saturday nights- The adventurers among us join the painting gang and crawl to the dizzying heights of the Administration building all as a part of the day's work. fi - la wi HH uw J 'Y Sunday afternoon begins the week's laboratory periods, too. There's something about the acrid smell of the Chemistry building that draws students like a magnet, to wrestle with knotty formulas. that Sundays follow -and Sunday means activity. Hey, it's edible! Cooking labs are every bit as complicated as Chemistry. Ingredients and utensils vary a little, but results are similar. A handful of salt instead of the Spoonful the recipe calls for can be disastrous in culinary experiments too. fi slide rule is a man,s best friend. I ll-ysics lab o f f e r s no problems when three manipulations with the rule provide the answer. . gym :Jfaf 'JL 'Hier Y. i K - I si l -1 e ....- I I z Vs' ,-- N. ,cfs Y 1. N, G X ' ,' Monday means classes, assignments, 11132208- It means bells and scrambling from conservatory to Administration building, dismissing for chapel and strolling back along Hello walk -. . - Q - Q' ta.. Q .A Q' -thi his .5 1 ' r 1-, ' 'vf'-sm: 'T ' , g-we-, ,Q Nt Jim-1 If-0 , . 0: . 1 may . Z A ah? f V - ' Q FU ,, f X A gg, 'Y 3395 A 1 1 ,, S!4 i -L -A ,N V I 132,11 . b H 1 A ' -'a V. A Yi A .xx N l l v ' i Ji. - - -h g '.-. 4- 1 5 mf It means a wait in dinner line, a walk across the campus and an afternoon spent in the library . Q ,nf Vp, , . Q r w I J , 'W .1 5 HL 9 A224 W X 3T7!!3.'.iii'iff5ia1-aiiJ'ff'f!fi'ts1 iwfw . A' A 1 ' :guna zv, 'I Y W A fizf as i.-.,,w-QB' 1- , . , gi zlzgwjj W 5.. It V , V M I 1 ' ft df E? JM. A ' f 1 I 11 -I i my Friday closes the week for those things secular as Dimmed lights, soft hymns and a Psalm bring peace in students bathe, press clothes and clean rooms in mind and body to busy college students and the Sabbath preparation for the Sabbath. begins. Sabbath morning means Sabbath School. Here students join classes in Columbia auditorium while others meet in classrooms to study together the writings of Paul as addressed to the Romans. Q v . ...nav l' XII H TT 11 ...Aix N' N !J!J'JfJtJir '.'f:?:4:::fJ'.f Paul Heubach pastor of the College He lives in the love o his peoph Church, leads, the students through. from the oldest to the very smallest I new channels of thought toward a who comprehend only his sm: e more perfect way of life. f N , ,1 If A scene familiar to every church member the people slowly dispersing, all the while meeting old friends and reviewing the ' 1 ,.',1 -4 i . 1 sermon. :ll Il: W Ill rs ll! Ill Ill urs nlvx ,....-...................-...-W...-. ..:-f maze W u,yN....i.,.f..-...-.v-.-.--W ....,A.vY,-.- -- Saturday night is a great night-eglpe. With. refreshments given out it's time to lean back, relax cially when it features the ASWWC and listen to the spinning of tall tales about everything hike and hot chocolate AND dough- from lllllillfl-9 tv llltsl 81017718- nuts! Sometimes being grown-up is hard work, and in protest Conardites revert to childhood at an AGA party. What more could a girl ask for than a toy and an all-day sucker? f 1 X Whig .if fs A ' 1' I x X E V XX Luf-af , I1 'N ' ix ' jf. Q X X M I ' 'ft ' Q 7, 1 ' A 4 We 7 ff ' 23: ji ,wif n ,a' -ax S No one would ever guess these are college women for with complete abandonment and skirts hiked up to the knee, they play Ring-around-a-rosy and even sit on the floor. X! if- 1 J. 1 -ith V MQ f fun Some authorltws lnslst a tour ist once got lost m a Walla Walla duet storm and only the timely arrwal 0 an explorvr saved hmm a s E in '35 'H 413' -. .,!' 1-.,f'A .. L.'.'!4 ' ., 0 1 'rv' -24:21 'I Q. a - ' N. .N-tx -.' 'v 4 F' 17 V x .5 gf ..- ll's good lo think of Coal, lo talk about Him Classes alixmixs as slmlouls aml juvully sprc-ml out mul will: llim. Full wawlf of prayer is o very ovor ilu' valley on lngulhvring day. SIU'l'l'SS isn,'l s wrinl .wvvn :ln s will: . L. Tucker. nwnsurml in alollurx alo n 0. or tho ormin' o I 3' F- frimulships is lmhulhla' loo. Pruyvr lnuuls provivlv un, opporluuily for rom.pun.ionsllip mul rom- munmn, holln wrlh vac-In ollwr and will: lrllll. 'l'lwy ru-omplmsize fllff llurlrosl' for whirl: wa' ullwul W'W'lf. HHH of war ii fl ,x 7,11-rw' 4 - 9 I -f w- W , V Y 1 Ll- I vs --.., I w -sr- ---., Ira. A 'U 51. 'b . ,vu . l ' 1 . Ax K , From size 7 to I5, from ski boots to loaf- ers . . . UPS place their footgear into the polishing hands of AGA who undertook the large-scale shine to make money for the Community Chest. Both presenting and receiving the Adventist Collegiate Press Association trophy is an honor. Last year's COLLEGIAIV won the prize for the fourth consecutive year. OPS stole a march on the other clubs when they wrote 600 COLLEGIAN sub letters in one night. Of course, AGA members were coerced into licking most of the stamps. Launching the campaign, an inhabitant of outer space descends to give the campaign manager inside information on how to send the campaign skyrocketing. . fi -ix P Y K All manner of hobgoblins raided the town at Hallowe,en, but pro- ffvlllllilll-7' Nw 1001 is lwlf Nw ffm- 6119195 890, 'he 1031 Reeds from the trick or treatv went to make Thanksgiving dinners house donated one pumpkin, five pounds of potatoes, for many families. three jars of fruit and six cans of Vegeburger . . .,, Aerobatics on the trampoline require skill and preci- A 12088 to ill? key, Dllfilflll llff'lfS il Off, jlU1llPS, Spills. delays, fires- Sion. The P.E. department's annual program is a two pomts fpri the village lu, a Dorm vs. Village basketball game good time to demonstrate one's soaring abilities. flllflvllg' the l.Iu. program.. '--A-...gli 'FM 'iv' ,M 1'l. 2? Q 'iwxfifg-g-, M ,- - ,Q . me J -ag . 1,31 5 ,.,. T 's V. X . 'v-we-.,,s. ' ,gf K .y f N ' My ., ' 'Q . MC! X :T-5. . X . ,ma ,Qi ,vw V ,Q uk W6 , ' w ,ef 'le 'N A - L i-' - H i 0 -Q9-M . 1 'iq E 1 '1'Ff'f 9? , 4 A H., 0 ,..-an A ,Q-1 . 1514.-if: X . LAL 1 S X .9 Tome into my parlorf said 99 the spider to the fly . . . A Conard resident leads her escort toward the doors which 0 pen to the annual ACA banquet. Insule Kellogg hall couples lake Il look at outer spar e whlle eastmg on such delicacies as comets, moonstones, szlvor qpulnzke and shooting stare ..,' --1 , T '-- As far as those of us who ski are concerned, winter should last all year. With the coming of the first cold days we sniff the air and scan gray skies hope- fully. And when the snow does come, life is a delirium of skimming down white hillsides with the world at our feet. I Av- ,,, 'wq:w f 'sf Ju? :ff if - 1 -A :'f,lw,f,Y!r'f'2 Lf 'K we- , ,N , ,NH -,-, ,,. ,W 1.-.J.,, .... , P rr' I AI 'a Q, .N ,..f Une Friday night in the year is a little more special than all others for only once do the chorale, the choir and orchestra join together in performing Hanflel's Messiah I 0 A4 N Was nh e -9? f if fa Xi E r fr The student week of prayer has great significance for the students. It means students speaking, students listening and thinking and students praying. Moon breaks and hooks, goorl or two Fellows, pillows mul trampoline team up to provide laughs at the Sports social :luring halftime! .sq -ff ,sw h There is somethin f about a band-es Jeciall 5- I 3' if it's our', bmul-that makes our pulses quicken and our feet yearn to march. Q34 H17 rrfffgw we ,mv eneu n IW, Q 1 , ' I I D ' 0 sh 36 ,qml Prayer bands take on special significance in this season of peace on earth. good will to men. If 3 I nw if W ' A W Wx N'-Alun. V V, n x M il 5 f .'. 'HWFAWWY' -A N , P by -...----1 Q ,--a-n., A-.. f L .M I HM, ,N . f V, '-, M-A 1 Q 1 Christmas, in a nurses, residence as every- where else, is celebrated with fellowship, laughter and merrymaking-and Christmas cheer in, the form of party fare. Lf Q ll'- 'GED t V A X' lwlf 5 S- . sg N X K .77 'W , no- N1 I1 ' -5.x ,i l f..sH21sif 'ili5i A,5ftilg'i' 'ling . MA Sf- A , . ,Q 4 . 5ff3352fTli, ...-ff- d . -- em, Q .Q Q Riff it 4, I YNY!! v- W ' I R W Q7 V 5, '- I , xl 1 A ,,. !'95'fy--1-,s.l'.'L' 7 .SW K - W , 5 ,LQ ' 7 -3Tf fffHff. -' . 1 45,4 uf 'giwi'-A-F,,xf. - fy 1: J 4 ,V V L 5 ' , ' A Q 'Q 'wlfiiw fi ., .. iff'-1 Un lfhristmas one a symbolic tree glows at the nurses' station Tltflllllllllllff all of Une who Iivml anal lliml for man. 'Twas the night before Christmas . . . -but not all nurses have lo be on. duty and those who van, join family and friends to celebrate in the good old-fashioneal way. Wruppmg par hagm lakvv rlbbon, paper and p 1,,N,,.,,, f,.,,. , E p yt M., p p ae E .A 1 Sabbath ajtermmus fzml elmlcnls ll?lPlllllg In hz 1 ln tho Conarrl chapel. lawns '-'- . , .- ' r I' i , Q .. ' .x ' f . 2' , ' ,n ' M ' W 'N . , A i -,, , J' 1 N I K Q. I . Y , 7-vggiy , f A V, -.4 4. f , , 1 ' ,. - wh,-A . '- lun J ,sq A. p my x Wtffpap S Q - s 10 N 5' ve- ,f 'x, M , W k K , law Y Y R .1 4 vw 2 x , f s lug, df N The desk monitor is sometimes able to study when suitors, guests, and telephones take a vacation . 4 Siltgillg' bamls flraw students for a trip to the General hos- pital. 01111 Fellows home. or the lfluv Mountain sanitarium. On warm afternoons they gath- er outside. 'P' F-f 5 'T v'r'1:i'!Pf 4- ff'Li'?'r:f1eff - -1 ,I fmrif 1 I I I , I F 1 1 l .....-.. 4 , . Qtr '-w v ., .,,4 4.5.3 f. 111. r'n , - ,. n f,- . .V .1 , , , .. .,n.,.4 , .:'.1'.' 1.3 ug.-.-. If ,,,Q'v,,fr,i,-A., J . . . I . Mzv 4.. . 1 w Making a snowbrmk nul 'of soap bubbles is fun, ll if you kvep your mouth vlosml. The bfmqlml assembly line is tempting ,mmf 3- v m-,..-.', f , . iff . . w,.:m,a:p..w1 7 44-v , ' am, i w-w i f:fw:,wm-V , Av-N tw FM! -4 wage . 1-,,w,.:-1 Lv.-' . dh . ,M Y 1 -. 's ' l'l vi I ll H: 1 ,A 4 xxx. fl' ' 'c . I ' , b -Q b x f .r fx N 'v X I r - S, . ,. 5 1 Auf -L . . . M 'V1 ' U .iv o, .1575-'crash .in 1 A ,V ,. . y- 1.1H'f',11 N, ' 5 - 1' V' A 7' -SJ' M- 'n , X '. 4,3 .L 0,15 , v lf: K -:..Q,mm! ..,,u 1 ,I.. ,IM ,gix s H -I I l - ., '1 ., ' .1 A relief of llw Alps grvvls guvsls In llw Mirlwinlur lfliflll nj Swiss motif. This your llw lC'vvnl ilwhulefl both banquet LL 95 mul lhe play W'illiam Toll. 4 rx 'Q Q. . .. J ' 'x V114 :W .,...w .,,. 5 ff Slmlrenlx :lo lheir part in the Real Cross blood drive, hul before their hlnml 1 is llrrurn, nursing Iuerxunnvl nmku surf' lhvy url' physirully fil. A A Into ll lmlllc flow rml drops of life which one clay lll.llV smm un lllTf'ilIf?lIf 'vwlim or surgical pulinnl. A gy 'l'lm firsl snowfall leaves a thin hlunlwl of while over the cam- pus-u n I i l someone cunnol resisl llw urge lo roll up some bulls for a snowman.. dv U' vig 'mv' rl' L pg. ff,-5' an X 30. 0 4 SJ When snow mul ice are nrarce, you jusl have In make do with what there is at haml. 5, ? s 2 5.1.4 ' ' Wu Hr ng ' -' . . o,.- -H-rv. ik-1 7 ,N . E 4' ' . r .H W -- L' 1 It ' --vanw- , . . 1- Q., 'ma -'T' mx- ., . -.,. - mmvgyyfz'--, -'-QSQQAK' 'ra-455. - gtwrrf- ,ff-43 ff: W H nf- .. .. '-s-4819 ,. i . -'M A- f A- wuz -- '1 J. Q2 nl- 1 -W' w51..,. , m14'9 9 '.- 'Q-14.1 - W'1fM'F-- 'Zi' . -L -f- W, ,1,.p -'N f-- v X . -'Ir--m'-:!4t. U.-4.': a-fb?-Aa3'75--1 : 'PH '- '-14' 7 V 1' 'P' ' -- W 535' Jes M iff: wifi' 'W Azwsieffi - .. V 'PV W f. -5 .X fr'-' .3113 If-1 ' 2 ' - ff- ,':e'..: f-, ' . K- U 4 z, ' fislfxig. , , 2 in g ' Q 'j'L'79v? fftff, . wk . ,I -vgwx, ,fjnawr .iw -,mg Swim A if : ,555s. 4, U ,, VS, x I in N. 3 M.. N .um 533, f- 355,53 :,1 -'s- y gm- , - xy .35 :wx X A.. y. k .. w w . - K . E sw-'Q-- Q ' - ' - ' V In h , Mn I' e ,t , ' .-ik. ,IW W in. 43 I 1 , A y -. r ' ?, my ' fm, x nm: J I 'W' '4 Qi'as-gf 'ww 1. 'H HN QNQQ WTTX X N Ax ' 521.9-ff ' .-I If Y 1 ii' I 1 A aw, 'Mg 'Aa lui ming A 4 fr u Will: spirits nmlampenefl by Ihre deluge, 130 seniors appear in caps and gowns for the annual senior recognition day. Pump unll liil'ClIllISlllll,lIl!,q rings out mul seniors march in, thinking of the day, four months in the future, when lhey'll really be graduating. 'NTP nf thu Vienna lflmir News llnn jrovlcs mul pun- mloonx In hvvnrnv HHIP girls in llwir npvrnllu. A., ,Y L a 1 -ls ' -4 1 i ein. R l Nl'ly1'. il'l'l',II't'SSi,IIl' youll: lrivs its luuul ul making sunu- mjnrmnl mnsir. Q ,af ,Q 'xax ? I 0 - 4- ,rl x . ., .4-.-1 , . . llw Inn 1 lmlr buys slfuul Ill silvnrv :railing for llwir 4-me. ' . ,ner .P K 41 The idea of an artificial ice rink started a couple of years ago when students were frustrated by melting ice on the tennis courts. About a week of ice constituted a good year for ice skating on campus. Then someone planted the idea that for about 353,000 there could be permanent ice. So this year, after two years of study, the students presented the ice rink-tennis court project lo the board of trustees and asked that student- raised funds be matched with college and conference finances. The project passed. The college agreed to supply 310,000 and the conference another 310,000 at the end of three years, leaving the students with the responsibil- ity of .Y521,000. The fund-raising campaign commences this year and will continue till 341,000 is available for construction. The facility will provide ice skating during five mouths in winter and tennis courts or a concrete court for fair-weather outdoor sports the rest of the year. The program of the physical education department will benefit as well as the students, recreation. Administrators President Christian, Mr. Spoo and Dean Meier consider possible sites with committee members Curtis Emery, Bill Brath, Bob Davies and Larry Leiske. The size 100 Pet by 200 feet wall require the study of several sites on our already crowded campus. 9 '5'1X r'f1-y,.,,1 vt Ice rink committee members meet with administrators in the presidenfs office to study the best way to produce the best ice rink. .lx 2 3 5 1 , g 5 5 5 .nw f:-. x K , X J wg, Nile ' After two long years of work it seems increflible lo Larry Leiske, vhairnmn of the ive rink pommiltee, and Tom White, S.A. presulent, that the project is about lo become a reality. Now to raise the money. mn 'W U, .. With Spring come golden afternoons when our feet seek out dusty little country roads winding through wheat fields and meadows where a stream laps against moss-covered banks. Sometimes we find a place where time, forgetful of itself, stands and watches sheep feeding together, or sits down to join us in reverie. 142 IL' W1 f- ,f . V L I r v i' n I A vi I . Fig 5 1 . M , 1 5 V 1 ! .ff W' ll 'W M '-inn 1 . Z , Y y X .., Q It 1 , . t gt fqfw dwg L, , ., 1 , ,ff-:N 1-wt. '- V W 3 .. ,, X . th W-v.1fMa'2'f1. V 741 'f'f.-nr 'W ' P? 7 v, 1 1, 1, MWA, - . s,,,,H.!, .tw 'B I 15 -- , Ax ., ,154 k , ' 0 .5 - ': .' 4 A , ,Y ..,, ,K im -fii ' :' 5 ,w..',J,. - f X V 'f pf 5' ,V 5 ff' Sumla ,Q'.... -.1 'NI 1 P' V morning nwanw it'w time for rlormil 1' V , , . .. ' ory stutlents to send their laumlr M th . , ' y 0 to I 0 rullectwe wash. ,Y P L M 5. mf 45 : s 5 6 si 17 r! ,ff WW 'M W' ' .,.9A'4r-1-Y , A, ,., 1 X., ,Q-ff. 'JL 'l'lmy'rv so soft . . . nroons n ru-lvl as slm fnnfllns mm of llw first prmlmtts of Spring. :ty A-' 45 'f mt -4 4 U arm HPIIIIIPI brings nul llw vnlunmloguls lvn pvnplv plus llwn hue, :wh 1 N'h0l 'WN NPUFM IIIWIHS NH' vlllllvlll wlm Um' wurv nulualmn llml Wmlvr I4 over ul 50llH'lllHl'N 11 s gmail lo urgvi ulmul 1flH,WilIj.f'llllll an srl hy llu nh . A -1 w1fs11ff+- -'W -v- ' . Uhw '. .ur-.1 lr if nu. N- xw ah iii , .g- H I N-- .x '15, V vgff -VMI! W . K . if l M BALLOESI Voting lfuluy in the SAC from 9 In 5 -and a new slum of SA njjirnrs is felnvlml for the naming yvnr. .4 nvu' praesillvnl will 'Iliff' mvur llw guvvl . . . olhvr pvoplf' will si! in mlituriul rhnirx . . . u new xuriul l7il'l'-lll'l'SillPlll will plan SA nr- Iivilivs . . . I fax! gunna' of lvnnis, lnughlvr xhurml, anal llu' warmth uf ll sunny nfl:-rnonn url' lhrm' ingrf-alivnls making up lim fwllinp' of wall-lwiug. 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R fa' f19R1.'nu+l'H!.:9'-.s.:L??'J,.Lnif'lj ,ffff 1 S,,,.,.m'm.s shun, will' 'mlm' hrwlm in ,im SPH' Ill- mlulv il. flml nffiviuls mvusurv llw lH'if.flIl In sw' if lu' sa-I u rvrorvl. Nlfruml wlwu ilu' jumper slrfullllvs ilu' lmr. .,',1'lISIlI'l'lIIl'lllS iurlullv muff: frurliuuk of iuvlws lrhvu ifx a quvsliun of who jllllI,JI'll llw furlfufsl. ffm olrjvrl iu hrmul jumping' is In 0llll,iSllllll'l' your sluulnur. W' r 45.-'f' -'4,ffwsj, 1 O , ' . .' . N , u M w RMK l.l'Y l. HI.-Q Milk- 12 QUIK r 1 m r itll 1 l :ii Ykfrzf - K , . A .. 6 I 1: ' ' r- . ,- ww4oki ' H., , WA , . 5 , V ,., ' -I A ' . - ' we W . - Hath ' Y ir' Q 1 ' l 1 'll'-vlppw A v- 1 ,,. 4- ,,,.g' 1 ' ' I t - ', 4 , ,A Q - ' X . 7, '.fI'4ft ' w 4 .V ': J W- 9' .JI ' - lp-3 f 'f ' V, f nuff'-'f. -4 bf' ' ' Q 2 , +'1Q.'v 'A' U.-x 5'. : f:'. ' - ' 'T in t ' r c' ! 9. , f ?. l Burnt necklines can he uncomfortable. An ounce of precaution is . . . . 1 w L 58 When the gun goes off, they're all small spots in an even. line. Among the activities is swim- ming. And with the usual temperature of the weather outside the contestants are most fortunate. A it H 0 4. , , 1 ' Y fi V ,-3 L-5w3,i,.,-Q V. 4. I V ' .h. A,.!f - ,W 'WP .2 ' f M' '.4U:2':':if,,' 1. M ,gtg 2,- M 'in 1 Em fig fifqa lk: FY NE - V . ,R ff 'EY' 11 -' ,-,nf 'K ' ' rs.-, . 7 S' ,.-.N '-' 1 , , :W . in-f :mga . . X . g fav ' ,if41.f,'33iv.,g ' .... els Mm 'YEJQ x V. Q -an 5g:1fgtsQ. M. if .- - '- ' -wsg..g,,1'.: ,, ,Y 1 W . - ,f ,J s.' A rf,-it tswfw-mmf :ft A .www e 42 so ..,, gs A . QW .2 I as-N, , Aix ,. , . lx , ,L ,MA . 31 -,Sys V-M ,W t 1' f1,wn . ,. , 1 :XY 512, X ,xl W, Q.. 'C aux lg' R K NW: A ' ' '.,-, f'-fv -, v. e. 4.5 , 4 gf, M, My . naw' -. .y s if. gm-Qu. sv' ., 4. 'Ez-,T'f2QN. qv s .,?Q,.1fV1f '3'7' . ,Vw-sl-., K wi ' ', .f 2 ..f,9..- e ,MQ-.t e ,, V -.gt Ns, Q 1- , ' i -in - sg. ,4 nw , swf! - 4,6 'T'..e:' 'Pal' ' ,A wi?'..nu:fh,Mkc,f:Icf Looking' back in the relay may have caused this narrow lead. Intramural races demon- strate brawn instead of brains. The line wavers toward the mark and the spectators fill the lanes behind it. The tape is gone and this is the way all but one of the runners see it. 59 I :Q-V I . df: T ...,. X- ' rx f 41 . 1 ' nv s. . I i Q Q, ' lin, A 5 . ' L 1'- 1 S, a1Q x r' Faculty, flags, students-every , b .. sh h : f ,UVM ', es 'K-? -lx , X - , , ff .e . ,ef ,, 1- , 51 -, ' w. 2 ,Is ' H -, , , 'J 1..' .Q',' , , - A K , a f - M K 1 A . f - 'f A ,fam t Vu? -he --2 'IK W, Q dj ,., '14-f.f'. Q Sa H 4-' 1,21 V' v tv 51 . ' me takes art in the s int o ' . . f i ' P P the s a. the day Campus ll ay is infarmality .,F N1 - , 4' ,J 1 A A QU' fs. personified. 15' .F kv sw .Q we Elf. K Z QU, Uiif' k 4. x S A I . I' as f av.. It's quite a feat to eat lunch and ride a bike at the same time M, ,Q if A - f ul ' y K Tw. 'S A IEQQVJ mg ' . A ' ,V . . J? Q ,fl y Q - . We 1 A 3 v a A if H ax' 9 Q , ew' Casey went up to the bat- fan iw - tx aml hit a home run. If there,s no sun umbrellax hamly, one can always use the program of events. W-HR The end of spring quarter means the end of college life, temporarily for sonm, permanently for others. Future events are hialrlen, by the strange perspective of future time. College life givmz way to a greater life. that of service. I Wrwn, . A Directing the machinery of the student association matures and ages a student leader considerably during his term in office. To the faculty associate it is a satisfying observation. President Tom White is pictured here with Graduate Manager C. W. Shankel. The controls of parliamentary procedure make Take a letter? Sure! Secretary Bernadine Paulson Parliamentarian Don Schafer a walking Robert,s produces mounds of correspondence and reports for Rules of Order. the association. . lm, fi W 'Q in 1 . vw -I G1 -4 , - V at f . ' ' V ., Q, A A A 4 'pq'--1 5. ' 4' A FQX - 4 uk:-,3,. , , , ,- .' '11 -- v,.'y ,lit M f,,' A - '.' 'Mgt :U 4u,'..'4':-'Egg . .:: V AA, -12.5 4 . j 1 ,V-il'-ig : - v..', .. , q'.,,.g l , t sv' , it :H V .I ry? Q LH-aa., '.,:gW2f.,.- , U 's.'1i .V5:..f- 1 5, ......... .s fx 'a ' ' .. wc- ' '--' -V U: .,.L',f..'.-. .J I ., .Q 3 T5-Aw .sk n f 1, ,nm '71 V. .4 - --'A 3 --59' f 5, fi.f.l'i:wI' ff,'m'.,,-' ff. . -- 1 Pe L' h.!'4.'X lfsd ' 'T J 1 4' 'V lx' :V gpifg ,,4-...-l..,4,3,3-.:,-,g'.- ...,g1 ,lv aa, ghkifz -' rgliglzlyg- -,f..ge:gigm' M,-'-xg 115 h.ftq1,...j,'V.a,,5L,g-:QTY -, wilt N, V4 if-ffff. If MQ, ,'.' Q ' 5 F wi' '14 ' . ,MV m J- au' . 1.5 ' 1 L-'xv N. -Lv' f ff 1 ' Y gq. V11-'.. , -.T 'I 13,31-:Q uid 1 .yn , .7424 .,f eil i27i'.,f .F-22 V '- Raleigh Hardin, treasurer, and Donna Bmgham, nccounlanl keep QA funds guarded balanced and accurately recorded. Upposval lhe same 'ugn' The motion is carried. Not everyone ur ummm ed but 11,1 all part 0 demo rracy 'l he Lollcglan unll be reduced in size. rp. l I O I Tennis court-ice rink commit- tee m e m b e r s Bob Daviesg Larry Leiske, chairmang Curtis Emery and Cary Curtis flank a scale drawing of the project, soon lo become a reality. Dr. R. H. Brown, a d 11 i s e rg I e r r y K i n g, coordinatorg Cecelia Hull, Bill Peterson and James Park plan agendas and policies for the Westcfiast Intercollegiate Workshop. Looking into the possibilities of an SA-sponsored phono- graph record are record com- mittee members Bob Bondg Chairman Burton Briggsg and Judy Ross. Formulating m o r e effective student laws are constitution committee m e m b e r s Doris Bushg loelle Riedererg' Tom Walters, chairmang and Don Schafer. , i.L ii, Chairman, aide an.d secretaries govern and record Part of the workshop invlmles sovial mixing' and the food rl rwer of words. is excellent too. 70. 7, 70. Wl W or Westcoast Intercollegiate Wforkshop, composed of representatives from La Sierra 4-ollege. Pacific Union vollege and Walla W'alla college, convenes in a general session to discuss the hows an.d whys of student association government. -1 'Q '?5b ' t rw W I 'f was -i ,. 11- ,,..,,..v- 4 1'1'!'I'I'l V' S Y, 3 411-- 11. It lf ..5 5! 'L ii.. Ii ,fi F, YE 2 Q T5 . a ' L- , A a 3 1 11 M a M 2 3 5 qm- 3 3' Ab -1, 1-nu. in ln The most important element on the SDA college campus is its spiritual tone. Guiding spiritual ac- tivities for the association are Georgia Willey, Laurie Johanson, Jim Grisham, spiritual vice-president, Marilyn Emery, Elsworth Hetke and Marie Hatley. Students appreciate the experiences and thoughts of their fellows. Fresh ideas find open, ears from students and faculty alike. X l I l 0 I I Students united for one purpose conduct an effective student week of prayer when the spiritual pulse of the stullent belly is really felt. 'lv Silence and students fill the Village ehurch as the speaker offers prayer. K 1 yu n .gf 3 X1 5 2 4 . 5 N v 1' x 0 Q- 11 g 3 R 1 W '- f 3' f A ' 'H' 1 y js I 5 qw- A V, ' 15. 2 1 i i -of , wa -an A un sa ,. 4.8. ' v Sa , T Mrs. Evans, Wallerrine Hill, Carl Held, Howard Emery, Glenda Gimbel, our social vice-president., aml Faye llilflle farm an organization, that is primarily inlereslml in social aml rullural avlivilimr fur slmlenls aml by SIIHIQIUS. g Nl 0 I lVrvlrms1lay nigh! rlinmzr :mcialx have prmrilleal guml fnml, plnasing company, aml fine musirv mul hmm In-an u-1-ll rmrnimul hy llw shulvnls :luring this.. Ilwfirsl year for flu-arlivily. wf un. : f mv V 'L 1 I Q 51-' ,xl x,w5:,v ff,-x , ' Lal, , 4 on ' 5 8 ,mr 'H .. u Q1 x, lbw v A f ,I , 1... I Q ' Q I I 1 .fa-W 1, , -9. v 6 4 'ml, 5, A 'ww Ln- ' Q-f, M, , V Q .1 ,1Vv.w W S' ,fy ff. N ' Y 170 ,Z lf' an Q M, n 'v .+..Q,wn,n H k- .. . ' , 4..f , -' ' J, A 19 Ulf ' 5 ' , .s lg WA- 5, - 5 6 Wbue...l,- . . 1, ,:,NqVl.f5bWH1 Nw... I X Miss Sorenson, aflviserg Phil Lindsay, directorg Dorothy Hancock1Versteeg, hostessg Mrs. Zolber, mlviserg Bob Sproed, business managerg and Lila Bietz, assistant director, combine efforts to make llm Slmlenl Association, Center a pleasant place for relaxation. any time of clay. The MASK pictures each, stmlent and each faculty member when ultimately lapell together. X K ff ' 'Q' 'Q' Ver I A, infi x? 'Eff wm,,.,. 'V V Q . L ,X Xb-1 iff I ' . lil? 'lilt -ff .. l D 'sk Tu. -a 1 P ..,,c.....,',.' lnw1r-1-f v r K 1 f .s-4 1 - , f' Pl VSA XX V, ,f ,,. X X . X 'J L i F 4 ,494 .UI al l Q ivy.: 1 i . vii I 5 Q ,X W. war , A-M, Q1-In . v Q-we 1 if 'pe sg mg, Va ' ,M E , .ml Q S! Producing the MASK means little sleep and hard work till the job is done. 2' A f, -Q S..-s W 1 www .-Q f-ww.-.J M,.m,.V-...w1 M.s..f,- 1.4-W. Vw.. M... llirwhwvovvvwvr-r NAI -num.. ..N.,,,,X ,. , , . ,..,. .- f Putting the MASK together in record time is a challenge to each editor as the years go by. This year Marie Halley produced a MASK two aml one- half weeks after school commenced. -. .. my AWN' -Q-an '-'+G 14.1 ann-f-wauqmwt. M , M. my WMA. my W. Q my-4 r 3 Misra, I 5 T as DU , A 5 M A ' ' A .A f iii -Q, WI. si 3 -llbzmiv .E3g,. ...,. We 35 5 5 a fi 44 l5'5,i3 Q1 N ... J f-5 , , L Nj-3154 ,fa . ' 'K'- ,fi- 5 'M. Mk SN ' o-fl Red-haired COLLEGIAN Editor Betty Elvedahl pauses briefly for the photographer before dashing to meet her three o'clock press deadline. 72 A rritieal survey of the latest issue may result in helpful advice for the next from Adviser Dr. Waller. W y, J- ia v afu! s r . 2' M Q sa' 4 1 3 , 1 ' COLLEGIAN fin Cl n C e 8 are Q 'jf' F' ,TA checked and rechecked by it elif, tb 0 Business Manager H o w a r d Johnson. Let's see, we should get about 84 inches of ads this week w la i c h should sternly the budget a little more . . .H ob- s e r v e s Advertising Manager Bernie Lang. ln just a moment CULLEG- IANS, hot off the press, will he clutched in the eager hands of an-campus subscribers while the Circulation Manager Bob Bond tackles the job of wrap- ping and mailing hundreds of cnpies. 1 gp!! X as - 6 5 i Q 0 W-W x' S . X --A 13? sift? ff ttt l ,fg.n,,y,u'rn . 1 V .nw 1 if cf I w f, 1 'f ,Q jiiffk-4 u iw M135 V 'Mm L. ,, X, ,f !f' ,,,,...-f 'v s-,ag X 'U' ' -.Y Anybody know a three-letter synonym for cfirea?ss lilnv pols, scissors, lupo, gal- ley proofs. grease pencils, lots of lmlp and ingmmily--and Ihr' dummy vnmrges. Q uv' X 5 1 1 4 ' 5 . f S 1 1 E . , I Q 5 4 1 f , 1 1 , 5 1 A +51 , Lvgfs ' .--X- ' Keeping r o a 11 ll r s informed about sports activities is u big 1011, hui jim Zmrhrison lnkvs H UI strider. Ne 'H xx. 6 ll-ln.-mm-m-ij only these headlines neealefl one more letter rather than one less . . . . 'l'here's something about the CULLECIAIV offire typewriter with its worn. ribbon that brings inspiration to Feature lfllitor Eileen Lester resulting in informal stories about people we nu-at every alay. f.- Z K ,sp itil -is ...nh .fy ,f..,t,1- - V 4545 'f fiS'55 'f?iLri'l rJ-s,'?f'Q REM f flmtlgfv Qhggnulr L lib!!! boob hldlq -,f. , ' 7, v iv 'V :rt-: 11 N 5004 li' mg -Q ' L ,Li i , 1 ' s- 4 'V ujoyve, l have a hot sroop hereg the story has to be only 350 morals aml isn't flue until five 0,l7l0l'lf tonight, so I knew yonifl ln- 7 happy . . . ' says News Editor lfill Peterson. Writing news stories requires lots of willing- ness to work, comfortable shoes in which to track flown elusive fletails, the ability to meet flemllines and a flash of ingenuity to mlfl sparkle to an ordinary hit of news. 'n 'x i'-ax X . X p 4.- .ISN 43 .mg,,, ....Li zw. 5 MH lwlltmg an ASH is . . . Well, il isn l too easy lo IIPWJ rlbe, but l enjoyed ll l hope eaeh reader will enjoy Ihr work o our em l'llll0l' Cary N. Curtis 'Had Roberta I. Moore's valuable advice is part of producing the MUUNTAIN ASH. F u I u r 0 editions depend on experi- enre for whirh good advisers are known. Business is glilill. Keeping' finanrv an an even keel is lf u s i n 0 s s Managvr Bill ll nilzvl'sj0l1. Ezierylrfrlly gets a lmok, rlaims Circulation M a n a g e r Ann Page. This your a small vir- rulation campaign nettml a nire im-ome In reduce cos! lo stlulonls. AllUl!TliSilI,g' M a n a gf e r lim Pritrharll aml assistant Pet? Nosler organize materials for ads. Extra mnrmy from ads nmlws the color in the annual possible. vwm...m,V.,... 'V-7 I NN' M 'Z' fi -.gs-Q -QQA .'Vlauaging' Editor Donna Stuart is responsihle for your pie- ture's being in the ASH. Making appointments for students and favully is n.ol a Pup of tea, hut Donna has done ll vommeudalzle job. Assisting Donna are Carolyn Reynolds and Sandy Sayles. Each has waited for people who don7t show up an.d some who do rome unexpeetezlly. Y . Y . 5 fs . J, i, Q . ge, E 6 2 J . I . . v g -.1 ' 1 IS4 if .it b Huntsman l'f.w LF ' -hi 7,71 llarley flll'ltIll'llUlI and Portrait Editor Lynn lfreitz study last year's layout with plan.s in mind for better pages in future books. Subjects, film., cameras, enlargers, paper and finally the pirture in the bottom of the pan are elements of Photographer Marvin Hend- riekson's part in the production of the ASH. M Uiflni -.,,....-.--- mngimxtinn, pictures and a rubber cement I bottle are essentials for Layout Editor Larry nut prinviplt s 0 tht dt SIf.,H 1wHgllllS86lt,S trade. Sevretary Kay Kott writes, typos, mul assists with portrait appointments mul paste-up. ,. 'fri Liga! Q ,,.,., ,t,,t Al Lynn Hailvv who ts rt NIIUIINIIIII or llu tour :la sign points P Many hours of head and hand work I D go into Amateur Hour preparations but the results are well worth the ef- fort as President jim Hodley intro- 1 dures the program. 80 ' 7965 Fall officers Carter Noland, Curtis Emery, Ken. Kelln, Llody Hanson., Dave Hollenlzeek and Jim Zachrison. organized and produced a fine Our Amateur Hourf' ., K., Hi T' Serond semester officers Dave Kellogg, Don Dawes, Louis Mahn, John. Baldwin, Bernie Lang and President james Park are responsible for the smorgasborfl and entertainment of the OPS banquet. ,Ax , .2 , x el I Success of the AGA banquet is flue to the harfl work and careful planning by officers, Bonnie Fields, Ann Page., Jo Ann Pence, Carlotta Day. Lois Ritchie, president.: Kay Kolt and Elsie Bolton. if Verna Matterand, Jeannette Bietz, Diane Wagner, Pat Halsey, Cecelia Hall, Joelle Rierlerer and President Betty McGinnis use 'their spare time aml time that .isn't spare to work on the Hour of Charm. .8 Da Bob Ladd, Ross Mathews, Malcolm Murdoch, Adviser Mr. Barnett, John jones, Bill Crow aml Kenn Ladd, officiate for AD in the fall. '-sal, Gerri johnson, Lola lfllI'lllIfIIlllll', Marria Willey, Marsha Post, Carol Clark, lfarllara Reel, Gaylene Wimer, Luella l arnsworlh and Adviser Mrs. Weaver keep lhe women in the village avlive with lranquels, parlies and regular m.eeling's. H f 1, fv, , ,. . 4, M , ,F ' x .H 'Q S Z ff 1 L f Ui . , fi ' 4' v Y '1 ,y V, u. - . 1 :Kb 9 4 ', 'fi' 2 ff., I 1 vw, v . ,U W-w , f M, I Tl, :V 'W4'A, V g 9Q 1 A A V Vikki 5224 'Q , ' X MYR? l A in is 1 M N00 'nfl xxx 51 ,C X1-R, vga 'CQ' v ww rdf ' WWW ' , af ,. . ia, Va Q 1, A , K ,..x: - t wr . 14, H R , - , gm , H ,ff L- 4. Wf-q-',.,f- , Q , V xy-vw Q .41-A ,jQ..fTl,'H1, ' .5 A f- wr kk 1. Q , Ng 1 . . nw - M M. - V -Q-Q 'f-alum , , , Lf , ',h',1,'2Q,'M.,,'aY. .5 .V--3,-, . , -Mn.. 4' 'wffvz . ,,, Cr-5 f22i, gi5gnp, 2:9521-'fz.f, awk Q, 3 ' - -wg .:. ww' '-'XCMLX L- , ffw, 'XL' 23 ,L 75 2,f?!,fi,fjf y'-V1 Q M ' -'v 'f'k'2'l.'M 7'. V . . JN 951, , ,1?fifngjgge.q . , - . ,wb o E2 Q -A a Q Q i' X , f I 1 .v I sl J V 5 vm ,AHF Y. w .Ji J 9? . - X 3 Q. i i s W' ci E fi Howard Emery, Missionary Volunteer leader, assisted by Georgia Willey Marcia Wehtje Warren Heintz Pat Halsey and Burton Briggs, form the core of an active society sponsoiing Thanksgiving food baskets: h for t ose in need, radio programs, Bible study groups and music-of-our-faith concerts. Drawing inspiration and counsel from the Bible and writings of the Spirit of Prophecy, students discuss their personal ideas in open forum. , W'Tn4!d!!!ElH?F14 Y k f .1 - 'UMR . III? Till V + li N uf. W ll srl f me IG i fl ' 41 S .4 . , ' 9 ,f ,Q,,u Qs I I V ': !'5 i 1 xW, ,A x -ff X, X I :I 1 of T Q, W? f ,rgqjq , 1,3 1 1, L 1 .5 1 ,J 'E I Pvlvr Uaher, ATS prnsillvnl IIFOIIIIQPS a more FPIIIISIH program o fonslrul hvv TPIIIIIPIIIIIKP lunwl lo lhv follvgml lavvl ll rlh him ara' ,lim Grisham, law! wfar Q prfwulvnl, Lmflla Parnsworlh fmvluz Hall Plalm H I 4lr'm'k rulmwr. and Dave IIOHUIIIIPIIF For the wurroumlmg community the -souety sponsors 'The Whzrlwuul The play :lemon slralm lo high ec hools aml PTAQ the need or lvnrpvrnnrv The Sabbath. school offers opportunity for teaching, speaking, organizing and taking' part tn, aetwe IIISITUSSIOH of Bible truths for earl: imlivillual. The Sabbath srhool is an important part of college life. fist ' W, NNI. . 'Q 'Q W WM -+ Q-Jxgfwuagzvjwng gag 'a,5g'?',..w'- .tmwllugva-+,..,M.,,3, 1, qv,-jg, , V Y, w if ' 1 W- ww -..:.,... , ,, . Disvussion has been enluuuretl by moving many qplnssm, ,U ,he ,hI,nini,m.mi0n building. Students approve, for the :lin of many voices is ,1i,,,5,,ighe,1 How, ever, it does leave Columbia auditorium quite empty. 87 'Q'- Q-'Ei 'll . l J., 'u sh Serious business and weighty matters pass through the hands of the men who compose the college board of trustees. 4e?awwtof7 Elder C. A. SCYiVel'l, Chairman President ot the North Pacific Union Conference of S.D.A. Elder L. E. Biggs President, Oregon Conference oi S.D.A. Dr. P. W. Christian, Secretary President oi Walla Walla College 'as Ffa , . . X W '1- W v . X.:.:,.x1 'Q li are 'dk Dr. F. A, Meier Academic Deon of Walla Walla College Elder J. T. Porter Educational Secretary, Narth Pacific Union Conference of S.D.A. Elder N. R. Dower President, Washington Conference of S.D.A. Mr. A. W. Spoo, Treasurer Business Manager of Walla Walla College n igh Ji 'l lilll' i lihgll .lrslxt .'s'4i'z' 1's'l:,1' ihigiil .-a-,. lx u. ev if A Elder J. C. Kozel H 'T '4 ge G' for-fm, Secretary-Treasurer, North Pacific Union Conference of S.D.A. Elder A. J. Gordon President, Idaho Conference of S.D.A. Mr. Clyde Harris Founder, Harris Pine Mills cb 'J' Elder C. J. Nagele Vice-President and General Manager of Harris Pino Mills rim' aim ' -.1 w:'f+f!?'f E. E. Rippcy, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Elder G. E. Taylor President, Montana Conference of S.D.A. Elder C. M. Bunker President, Upper Columbia Conference of S.D,A. Elder E. S. Humann Auditor, North Pacific Union Conference of S.D.A. -x or I Y .,,.. I x A ! -- N ,fff 4 -ff 'N' X f A ki J is 1 ll Percy W Chnsnan Ph D Prcsndent of the College To :nuke Il whole r'ollegv In lf ra IIHIFPS 1 lmrm lISlll s llml wnulll lm slighlml if only nmulronul llu pn sulmnl al hu flock m.cnn.s the college has pmpov Sllulenls avluim Mraz. A. Iohanson as one of the most pleasanl people on campus. The prasiclenl claims she is lhal mul rm able smrrelnry. Dean Fabian A. Meier, Ed.D., Deon llrfs slramg mul you IYIIUII' il llw firxl lima' you lwnr him inlrmlurn u rlmpvl hour. lg,,i,,g- M.,-,-,.g,,,-y m :hu IIIEIUI is mnra' llmn n job. ll urrin4' Ma'IIuffi4'-Hnralaen fimls Il IS an vx lH'l'iI?lIl'0. , T l -. M-.- .............u.4mA new I ww. 5' is-M Hu lf' -5, i i OG' 1 'R .fhfyg .. ff' Elf After the numthly statements urn rlistriluttezl. the business office becomes the site of activity. Some runw to pay, others to inquire, and still others to lament. '53 s I- E. I -f-,.... Directing WWC? business is no little responsibility for one mon. Arthur W. Spoo, Business Manager gacadneaa I Km' rin vuvll slmlwrfs slulvnwnt u 2 I .f- lu rlnlv l'1'ql:ll'v.w n lol of hmrlrwurlf. Marguerite Shopshire Aplington, Accountant Dvlzils mul rrwlils ure' rlosv urquainl- nnrvs of mu' :rim spvluls lmurs wzrh llllj' in Ilmir miflsl. Wflwn slmlvnls IIOPII lm: dollars for lnolllpnslv mul ll pair of slums. or ure' llllilfillg for u juli. llwy Iwul II pull: In Ihr' doorway nf ll vvrluin lilllv nffivv. J. Randall Sloop, Director of Student Finance 4 at , M4 k--' may-+!'U L CQ. -SSNS :gem -gs- . 5 ---' Rvgislral inn has qnnrlvrly nrllrcnl H olgnlla n nun Ihv zlawvvz arv In prorvw Hvglslrars an lmmlv ulun um s IPA IS nvulul UI fnlrnnrv In IMI' X Strong-willed and so ft-s pokcn, is Sittner hallis chief executive. The men love and respect him for his honesty. A. J. Johanson, Deon of Men MQ. , , R p, Mrs. Evans has a smile for , each with a thought behind it. 'M' Her girls grow in a realm of Christianity. Helen Ward Evans, Deon of Women A Nfvmen is pleasing work. Ask either of them. Sslsting in guiding college N - ellie Shunkel Shqrmon, Assistant Dean of Women R . on Budd, Associate Deon of Women 1, xo. f'b'l-FL 'I 1 yi 4-. .vf ' O A N. rd' TL ,, v -1. ' nu X xl nh-1 Q. -4 Y 1 .ffpgkiiv 'J' -v P M' ., S- . V t .-.x I x .ww ' +V ,, . ,i2.f.'gji b ,...,i,A.., - ' 1 V-- N :fill 3 'C-N 1 5 12j'1 if Kupllrg Irualn n 16 U00 huuln uusuuru ilu anuullass qui slious 0 vluflaulw null rululoyiug Pflfll lnuuulraliuu FIIQIIS supra nu Ram upon lim u books llu quului 'is u llu' library and Ihr' iuvvn- 5 Z.-1-5.-L: . x rr:-1 N.: L 5 gl Annie Moc Chambers, Assistant Librarian Anna L. Blackncy, B.A., B.S. in L.S., M.A,, Professor of Library Science Lcnoa Pccblcs Silver, idea lin. ----.-,. - -Q.. xx-to , I' . ' - . . - NIH lmfflfy 18 the realm of boolisg and wlthm lumks move mon and women of the llglw. Wlthln hunks I-I in wnrlal of llislunl plm-ps will, flu, ,.M,li,-A flu- rm-gg n world nf ilu' fllllllllllf, of lmnw anal rnmmnn 1 - . . ' I ' f'frf1:lfmwv.Q aml farm lmusvs mul rlly splrns. fx 13- -'N charles v. Temple, s.A., MA., Assistant Professor of An Rhythm, harmony, balance-the elements of design, the com on , , p ents of art-can be found in the simplicity of a growing plan! or the clark folds of a piece of cloth. 3 l :VI i x here, blend there, mul . grabs of oil pain! become ll ' , pic-lure. lm. Q2 A x ffdf ' ' tx , - 1 XV , ' lfyl A fly . , - E2 yr 'J.,,rf. r ' ' dx J, , ., ,sf Af, ij V31-' ' ,ii 1 V 1411! 5.3 1 W, 'Ui 'N NS Learning to make illustrations in commercial art is a big step in developing appreciation for other people's art. A face looks a little different to each perxon, and each portrait has the imliviflualislia- lonvh of the GTI!-St. KEQN if .HPBINSMFMQU l Laurence M. Ashley, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Zoology 'l'hv stuffy of life! is u lwver-vruling Cllfllullllfjl' Donald W. Rigby, BA., M,A., qnsfrucfor in Biology to llm pfmplv in llm biology alupnrtnwnl who I , ill,I7l?SllKLfflll! f l70l'YfllfilIg from amfmlm lo lllvllll Beomcc I' Emmy' B'A MS Asmmnt Professor of Bmiogy in llwir Wl'lll'f'lI 'fOr lfnowlvffffv Harold G. Coffin, B.A., M,A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology A Eh J Tvxllmok learning is supplenmnleal with study of actual ulzjects where slmlonts runm fave to fllfl! with llllllflillly. l l l I 'hn- im mi- of hr e ffwfefm.. V Vg: 646 Students make the acquaintance of animals which are never seen with the naked eye. Once a person gels beyond the stage of seeing' his own eyelashes in a micro- scope, he discovers a whole new world. Not everyone has had the opportunity of examining a real brain. fl prolly ro-ell rhanges somehow when she lakes ral lab. She used lo be sqneamish. X are .l .Go t. gh 'V E ' .MPN ' -1 S ,o xii' 2 it Z J ' f' 'XS Q f. 'A S 14.44131 x s.. ku 'P i' 'Q 1 A? - Q ..,- ' , Wu, I1 X- 'Qg ,tiff a . 4 i H.. hx 'LN ' lu y 3 4 4 5 A '14 I -4-N M, n UQ.-an gc 4 .4 ' 1 ' , .Q 3 ann A 'S ,, r 7 AB 'K ..-n '4- 7 4, 1 140 XV ' N , 1 'Q f 11 ,MZ .f R , K .3 2 Q :J C C C L: o O S A H H M, J-5 -1-s -0-A ' I , ,.. 1... A... :ni WG Ml' -.un 'Jang 'WHT ' 1 Z .- , ,-. .. 1- ......, K -at -14 . ...ng ', . 4 A w. ' 1 f ,A ., I , f. M if . ,U .. K I fy 1, W. 1. J. ' 2' , 'Ann K If? M' ad' ,, flu . 4 A M M--X 1 'PL ' J ,lurk . ivy fine nk' My fig M W fx W ,W ., v Zaadaeu Liusiness administra- tion has many facets, but there is one out- standing f e a t u r e: learning to apply iheories is good bus- mess. ..+-as-ww p -4 ..-- i x ? lf lhis is rulllwl In llml, and lllis ollwr number is Sllbll'lIl,'f0ll from the lolul mul lhe whole thing' alivillerl by Iwo, llm answer slmulfl be lhe not earnings for . . . ' Someday these people will be standing in the teacher's place, assuming the responsibilities of the business manager of a college or handling lhe books of a large industrial firm. 1-1 6 - ,sf Y sa 'IN Q. X Yin--A 103 I t , Qfsof ' 15:12 -. xg . H 3 -:M s . '. v a if' v 'V L , A X ,,. ,1 5 . .mv- s r t x A A, -g uc W I' 4-f f , -L s, v ' A ,Z xv. Balances, scales, Bunsen burners and an assortment of chemicals are symbolic of the mixtures, solutions and strange odors which are produced in the chemistry department. , X K ,V71 M, s .i bAi1 1 A f 'vu- ' I em i ' i f , 1 7 'v....,, ,mfwhw H K h :Li X .'VV7 . I M W UT I V N ,, Q .-yvr-W? 'fx A , -- , . , J... N v ul 'Hi e 'his is IHS' Hfllul I was supposed lo get and il, even smells nice. Cecil W Shankel BA., M.A., Associate Professor of Chemistry George w Bowers a A., MA., Pho., LL.D., M.S,, Asslslant Professor of Chemistry luorgauil' crlufmislry provokes lmululless enthusiasm and in- leuso voureulrulion in one of llm ruoxl-lallflul-about classes on rampus. I guess l'll givr' llw lub slu- llvnls somf' of lllis sluff for llwir uulfnowu lollay: probab- ly il will lake .munral hours for llmm lo llisvovor wlml il is. lf I lwal il long' enough. uull all Ihr' 1-ouul-Nions uro llglll. null l lmrr' paliourv Pllllllgll. muylw l'll gol llw uusu'vr llw I lull manual says l'ru suppose-1 In golf' 106 Vx ,g '- f ?' 9 Zevh H. Foster, BA-, M-5-1 lNSffUCf0 if' EUUCUUOH Stanley Bull, B.A., M.A., Ph.D,, Professor of Education Bernice E. Searle, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Education Robert E. Silver, B.A., M.A., E'd,D., Assistant Professor of Eduwflon Education is everyone's responsibility. WWC puts an effort into producing teachers with something to teach. The WWC Academy and Clara E. Rogers School supervisory teachers guide prospective teachers in the practise of teaching. ,M rj I L I L I 3 V xi'- E 1 ' .H '1z'fg,qLlv N aw? D 3- . I 'Nn....- lr u ,Aa Edwin W. Larson, BS., P.E., Instructor in Enginccring Charles W, Horrcr, B.S., P.E., Instructor in Engineering ldllg:'ilH'l'l'illy' is Sl'il'lH'l' mul url. SlllIll'IlfS musl lvurn rrln' ,,....,, .,,.... . V- - I ,. ..........i....,....-,,-i- Y 9? Edward F, Cross, M.E., M,A., P,E., Professor oI Engineering Glcnn W. Masdcn, B,S.E.E., M.S.E.E,, Instructor in Engineering ruul lmu' Ilrings irnrle. ,VI yuulig. just-gruiring: 1Il'INll'lllll'll'. ,':ll,2'ill,I'l'l'ilI'Lf l'.UNlIlliSll4'S ilsvlf irilh VIIIIIIIDII' llllllllilli by I'i,Q'0l'lIll8ly :'liullvug'iny' Ilia- unllvr- grmlrmlv. .fl alrnfling' .'KlHll'l'lIl IIVIFIIN In aurprvxs hirnsulf with 7' .-rqunrv. Iri- lf unglv. inslrunmnls will ll svrisv of xprirv. in r 15- -vm: ff x I .X , . NN , ' f -I '-,f ' Z I V' I E' - N , A Iiii I 'I2IWY E1i ' X I Q I 'L ' 'I vi ' k f A ' ' 2 - 1 ' ' Mis- W' A- N L I JAX ii - A ' rii f ,f ' 1, Y j ' .E .,i, 'U , 5 ' E' W .45 HV- ' '-,fi f I I A I' If. , Q M , K 2 r .iff ' 'LI 'A I ...Q Eg. - M., J V ,,-..,,.... Lis' ' 'I 1 , Y 'lim-., ff fffif is Imrl of l'll.l.filll?l'l'illl!.f mlilvrlliuri In Ill'lll0H5fI'IIll' vnyiiwvring soon lvurns In urgrue will: Ihr' vlus:-I ,M- ,M-f ' ' M 'Y? w4-uw 1. QW I V' Ia' 0 ' ' , '-X fl Prove il. Taking ll rlass from Prof Cross is sonwlinws fruslruliug lill mu- lc-urns svlf ass:-rlion. 9 you lllink llm answm' is wrong, prom' il. If you lhink il s fifflll, still provp il. 1 0 Tlworv llonmmls proof by arp:-rinmnl Promieing electrical pn inpgrg mH ls 'U 3 ' 0H !-f f'5- Thi' 5 Nl9 ' fllfll IIHNS, Iwllvh gngvs anal lnlfv m-rurnlv fluln. hoping lo vvrijy fvlqqq 'U'-fl, If rmcexsary. rvvognizr' his own error. work. ' rf r 'r ..:J 'KJ Q1 1 I71 l , , - a i w w 'K .J ad 'IM' ,y al .Mg 4 msfoanifr' ' fp The characters who live in books and the people who put them there make a fascinating study, which belies the statement that English teachers are concerned o n l y with grammar. Pulling a ra.war:'l: paper lugvlher ur reading Enwrsun is facililalell by our library. Freslznmn sllulonls learn lmu' by g'Ill'll'l'lllj. malarial, I o k he 4 2 1 .' i' 'mtl' 'f' ll -.mlllll-- w X ..-W ,, , 3 f' 5 I-'M I .-L ..-... I ' an-1 -,--, 6014 J0lln O. Waller, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of English Moe Macklin Loy, B,A., Instructor in English and Speech Nancy Murdoch Bull, B.A., MA., lnstructor in English Ruth E. Burgcson, B.A., M.A., Instructor in English Roberto J. Moore, B.A., M.A,, Assistant Professor of English Kenneth A. Aplington, B.A., M.A Professor of English -4 1 5 ,LI V' L f y Ni i?l'4adgl ' -- . f . 1 . I 1 if 'fri'-. 'J . 'EN Q-M r M ' ' l ' 5 1 l1 ' ' ' 1 1' , 'H?71'X'iiL.-.Ii!' -if If 4 Q ' .N-Q vs... ..,-...,,,,, 5 -I 'rf' .'p.,-axe I pf X- f , 'X A 1.'u , .1 4' 1 ':'-. . ' 5, h ,I .. .AL - i . ,. ' A 51441 . X .l -. Ill- - , K 17' -A ..l. ' .v ' ,I :ft Q,-'gli' 1 :K . ,rw . ' . V V 5 N , . ' .Y 'w f g i .. ,-.,., .i A 1 '-1 'sr' fl f R- 3- .lf ' . 4 ' 'u Q 4 . t- -f mx, A ' 4 Q '- -. . ' '- 'r-t xr- i 7? F Q' -in g 1- 5 :'f -c u. I ttf if L' ' ' '-.b s 1 I ' y 3. mi. - . ,.. , Q Q .haf i'-. 'Ii '- I '. if . 1 is . i' . -Env . 1.1 , - i ' ' 51 ,.a.. - .. g . 1 'lifv-1 X QALU: 3-' ' V V' 1 ' ,fel x' 5' 'uf , 4' 5 'hi 'x:l,'- R ,V 'Q Y., 1. - U , ' +---..--TA...-s-J?..N.L,.f,4 Q Bef. , , l 4 fy- .f 5 , X 4' 'VN ' E :Ki F'.a'Iut,- F uf 5 gm 1 '1 ,W .- ,H L.-33 1. J..' if . ...a...,- . ,. . - -'MQ ' I -7 A' ,Q ' Qwx suv , -. ,.- . ey ' ig, 4 . - rf W r Awe. x :jg li. ,fj eq-fi. .,. Writ qi nga 3 '63 - M., u Q. -. .94 .. -..iw , , .. -'i f 1 -,gf '.. 4 H '. ,.. . 'T , lvl. 'r V, a-ry- Mi 1 311' 1 ' 1 rg. ,iv ' uf' JI ..,.'-, 7 '. ff' ' ' N . -f 7- -L-'Q . .r 1--' n J . 1- . , . vQg,,,f1--,- pr ft 14,51 5-'.:+15.,sg 1,1 t B- 4 Q, ' ' Lf M- 'fa Sfmt -' ,, ' 'Q . gl! 'Q I' Q .' , K 'Tp , K .,' ,..!..,- -... 1 ' X .fx ,ghh L A- 1- I N-FA, s-'I fi' 'L ' if ,n..'.i5 K atm. u . .7 . if f' - .ff-W Un warm afternoons the vhair by the open window is tempting. Idle conversations, spring svenls, and drowsy breezes 1lon't enhmrre lerlures. Literature is fascinating, even when the ooblellegook entraglates the traluulybop. Real words mean more when principles are understood. 'il F f hir 1 uv.. Q AP.. fgl, lx M' my 1. 1l7 Q 'v :J . 'j il V Harry E. Wesfcrmcycr, BA., MA., Ph.D., Pf0feS50f of Hi5Y0fY Frank E. Meckling, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of History History is scanning the past to truce the lives of men and nations. ll's valuable if one is interested in coming events, for the past often plots the future. Last summer, the history fle- ' Rurnor has it that some find partmerrt toured t ll, e USA. history boring. Well, evident- Here is the reception. received ly some llo. upon their return. iff-ff' I ffm a..wf N . ,xv R '. 4. a A r 4 ' r YI! ' 41' ' ,fl f I V , v 9. u 1 fp K ix In w 5' A Il E. , il s .l i I F- 'P- 1 J - ' 4 1 '1 1 ,..- Q QA 1 ,X U' ft , r i P' v l l ,. llq. ll Y W F1 ff 1 A r Www - .Aa X ---f-- Kathleen Keen Zolbcr, B,S., Instructor in Home Economics ' Evelynnc F. Wright, B.A,, M.S., Associate Professor of Home Economics Clinton A. Wall, B.S., A.D.A., Instructor in Foods and Nutrition Home economics means many things--meal planning, original v clothes designing, gracious hostessing, competent home manag- caa ing. It means a professional career or a life dedicated to home- making. its Collage wurrwrr, may learn llllllllflllllkillvg in llrarul-new Kellogg hall. New equipnmnt rivals the modern home aml a pleasant staff means enjoyment of the very oldest of skills. Q -. Vadccctfzdat Education t., Q :,:. f 'T ' 1 U ww hzgw N' ,K tr' ,wig r .l A ,144-tf, I. fix 2 I I 1 , I . I H C 'F I , V. 'O 4 Ili I Winn , gel, V Darrcll J, Cowin, Instructor in Industrial Education Lcwrs H. Conadoy, B.S., Instructor in Industrial Education Wadc H, Wolff, B-S., M.A,, Instructor in Industrial Education Calvin L. Troutwcin, B.A., B,S., Ed,M., Assistant Professor of Industrial Education Industrial education demands competency in the practical side of things as well as the mastery of theory. And the practical aspect utilizes a vast num- ber of complicated machines. Looking like u man from Mars, a welding sturlonl scutlers sparks amid fl selling of smoke, eerie masks and fl fire-like glow. Practical experience is the object of l04'F'lHl1g to o p c r a t e a variety of macllines. Working with the hands brings con- ' 'elf results mul ronsnmmale pride in 0'l0'S creativity. 'HHH grimlstono throws off a jet of xllflfks as il sharpvns u tool. R ard L. Litke, B.A., B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Biblical Language! Sorenson, B.A., M.A., of Modern Languages G. Sfoehr, B.A., Dr., U.P., Professor of Modern Languagei Creek yields its mysteries I0 the llrlngenl. 5 5 L. a. fi I X Z Mathematics is an ordered complexity where unknowns become known quantities and the correct answer brings immeasurable satisfaction.. 1 3 I z z 1 i i i I i 5 i i 9 W9 v'N-- -'- 'TTY L06 Lilah Godfrey Schlotthaucr, B.A., M.S., Associate Professor of Mathematics Gordon B. Hare, B.A,, M.S,, Instructor in Mathematics Orason L. Brinker, B.A., M.A,, Associate Professor of Mathematics Studying' math is Iilw pouring' wulvr rlmrn u 4Lf'lIllhl'l' lmlv . . . 'l'lw mnrv you learn. Ilw more you lvurn Illere is In learn. A., VV 7 1 ,Q The voice is something everyone has. .-I jeu' mlm time to develop the voice' for om- of Ilw finals! means of rom- mnniraling though! anal imprvssion. Melvin W, Davis, BA., M.Mus., Associate Professor of Music The metronome, a maze of notes., a piano, pas! arxlwrivrurn and the guiding l'l'ifilfiSlll of able instruction provide mnsirians for soriely. Richard D, Randolph, 5 i l ,9- 'TX- 1 , l l 1 D Wfwwl XJ lx 5 A ' r l ' V ll? , 5 X .. N' ,. f3Mgg'M5 l' F 'Higgs A 1 I . :l FUI1: llw horn is like- lvlling sforios. ' 'UIWN lots of wind. R .' . , lS gun' pravnvv a purpose and r . ' I o :U Uvuln uzlvrasluag vnlaerlalnnwnl on 'l'U8 as wall. rpm V 5 5 1 4 1 H 1 , 1 1 . The A Cappella choir lemls quality to weekly church services for the college. The Chorale, besides assisting in church services, cgzrries on extensive tours west singing secular and religious music. 1 I fs 11 ' 1 1 , W1 11' i - 1' l 15 ? l i S 1 1 1 1 i ii VZ 1 1 1 fd? N rw 1 li vii 21575 1, ',, if -Ki ni , .4 D. V-4' va K s I ' ..- 1 --3:11 1 .. 0 ,r ' ' throughout the North- 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 V 1 5 I 1 1 . fi 1 ' 1 11 A 4 1 , , 1 1 , l 1 ilfrl 1 'V .21411111 9-q s . fc- 9 ' , I 1 1 - 1 1 1'-1' 5 1 51 1 .2 ...J A 'sean vi F5 F95 A 1 f C356 H ' 6' , l 1111 , 11 'n 1-1 ' z L ,I K' V A i 1 . 4 . p-C Q , , , . . w,am,f'afw waf '1f'!f'rV WMFWf1'if'i ' f new -W i 4 A15 li' T EE - I qw -Q ' Y' ' 1 K Arai, r 1 - i l L W rj 1 'I I ' , Xml? Sansa. ,-lmlarrson and 'l'r'lmiknvslfy finrl uxprvssion in the inslrnrnvnls of Ilia rollrfgn Iranrl nrnvlr lo the rlnlighl of the large rrrulivrwvs lim lmnri rlraws. John J. Hafner, B.A., M,Mus,, Professor of Music The orcvheslra plays for Werlnesrlay night dinner socials, vonrvvrls anrl special prograrns requiring the finishing touch lhal il handles su wall. Q if-. 'Q swag? it Fr' ll. In 5: r, X w 4 A-. E J'-4' .ei Loretto Bauer Drake, B.A., Assistant Registrar, Hospital Division Ann L. Stratton, R.N., P.H.N,, M.A., Associate Dean, School of Nursing Fredrick R. Hanson, R.N., M.A., Dean, School of Nursing The nursing department is the drawing point for dozens of men and women who wish to serve humanity. In orthopedic treatment, having a ten- pound weight suspended from one ' 3 fggfqewgrg jjregvffr wZf'Qtath'Z'31fe'enf ltis comforting to have help on both U P P ' sides during the first jew steps taken Bernice Person, R.N., Assistant Clinical Instructor, Orthopedics llfilil' l'eC0'lJ6l'y from tl broken hip iic ', ' 'Nga-,gg i.it, r in V' Q. 6- ,g,.., It 'f 'Y' io IU 1- , fill , f Q 'CX i E M? , it i In J -r I L' if xi , I r .pa 3 Weenie? Vigilance, nn- ceasing care arul a faith in the Master Physician help a patient through the hours of vrisis following surgery. It looks eompliratefl at first, but it isn't long before even new student nurses knou' how to operate the ale- vires nserl in post-operrrtiue care. Betty L. Knapp, B.S., M.A., Instructor in Nursing, Surgical When father meets son, for the first time, it's reassuring for both to have a nurse make the introrlnctions. 'lf a special way, remembering the birth of the Christ child gladdens the hearts of both parents and nurses on Ute maternity floor. i Stella Boeck, R.N., 8.5. in N.Ed., Instructor in Nursing, Obstetrics DAN! in at -- mm Phyllis E. Miller, B.S., Instructor in Nursing, Operating Room Technique lt isllfi surgery, but il,3 ilnporlanl to Instruments, sterile water-everything everyone concerned' is in readiness for use at a moment's notice in the operating room. Whether it's a back rub or a massage treatment for specific muscles, the patient will be able to relax after it's over. Lester Moore, R.N., R.P.T, Assistant Clinical Instructor, Physical Therapy Classes are combined with practical floor duty in training, and even in a busy schedule students study Bible truths. Pearl Stafford, Instructor in Religion, Hospital Division nil 'Ml 1 ,lfyfi ' isis it 'Q E ll? A- I gr 7 R ll! F THE if? Fe -f.. urls, 4 A if 4. w 1 I ,cz w. - i 1..,5ls .r SSQJRI .i xop , vi '- f 0 Q' W Q - K X . A P : g MPS' .' 'lun MYS1 :Nc ov nw SHNCTUA I A News nzegssm , in ', 'n 111 ,mam W P of rua mtniftuxxi ,,':'t:,. 'wg ' we M .um--a-,M gf '. ,mwimfm- ,I A .,,..nl I I t ,L a ' , er' y ,,,i.:ZV ,,KA K nw , ' ' N . - . 5 qi tr , Y , A ' w -A - . - . I g?2.q,',s,:'2g' , ,F .,...---' f' Q- r 1 , 'gfgvwiiggg -A cgi- M 1' ' 'P aw 'P' . .Lt . , at - W! , I . - f My 4 . 11 : ' 'G R' ' , 2 '5?1,',i W , , ,,5ffgn. .J 5... M ,. M .49 31 ,+'v5,ft,9-M Nfl . . 4 f't '5f4Q 'jf u L M-:W ,'f'1F.:t N M at v - Laura Brenner, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed., Instructor in Nursing, Medical Ruth Budd, R.N., B.S., Instructor in Nursing, Medical Diet plays an important role in regain- ing' good health and the selection of nutritious and appetizing foods is essential. Nada Froman, B.S., A.D.A., Instructor in Diet Therapy 1 fi , M z vmm'mmwwwww-J:.,':wH' f- -in v v. ww. f. A 1. srl.: nl! Lv if Q Bggiyei 's - . . , ns. .t Students' 1' h a r t i n g of nursing' prorerlures i s 4-her-karl periodically to asvorlain what progress has boon mrulv in writing vlear, f-onrise notes. Tears rhange to the hint of a smile for n 'very little pativnl wlwn a student nurse- trvats her just as Mommy lloes. umamm. wwrww' ' winnings-, ?w6wZ5 ' I, 1 ,J Proper stance, correct grip, concentration . . . One can almost hear the exultant cry of Fore ! 126 wuz- Going uphill isnit quite so fast as coming down, but when you can sit all the way, who,s going to complain? Orason Brinker guides the novices in skiing when not teaching mathematics. wx fix: '71, f QWQ-2 Ready . . . aim . . . The bull,s eye looks very little and very far away from here. 5 ff Q- 'rW-2. A,.,.W- . ,N,,,,..,, ,,,,. , Y ,MM , wl- A, ..-1:51 I Q ly - in V.. '--.y A ,W . in , V, J in .l ws-l,,,k,...l. i, . , , figwai-Xt! , A ' ar,-,,r,51?im5,,,, wg. Wig 'i7vyu14's,r vw V. ff QF M .W .. 4 ,, ,uzrlwv .. ,nw-gr wfvx'a7f,qwW3.-, 4 518, K ' .. 4 , 'i L-Q. w N Y. ,,u...:.l.r ,Q 4,-mi,,4:1. ,,,-U -M,.,..4 -2, . .- ' .,f,- . M..--.-xxx' N ' Riff.. in 4F 't 'f ' l ., ,fr 3. Russell M. Dahlbeck, B.S., M.S,, Assistant Professor of Physical Education Eugene S. Winter, B.A., M.S., Assocrotc Professor of Physical Education Physical development is as neeessary as rnental and spiritual growth for the individual who would learn to utilize all his capabilities. ll's no small foal lo hoist a weight like this but lllmrles Atlas isn'l the only one rn w worlal who van lift bar bells. , P ' -fr as V 4 x . fir 1 X I 4.1 Claude C Borneff BS MS Assistant Professor ofPhyS1CS Robert H Brown BA MS PhD Professor of Physics Plrvenw re lln queen o th: -rr wru vs Ihr' mo-rl hmm of ull, du rlwuppr ure like u vapor ln luulunu nluls llkr llnu Soma linux rl laku ll nmw 0 llllllllllllllllb In rlmnolwlrnlv nmllwmalurllly wlw lPl'llUlI 4564 The mysteries of physics are multitudinous to the uninitiated, but to the men in the de- partment, mysteries become organized laws. 1'luere, you can see what happens when light travels in different media. Theories find amazing proof in ex- perilnent. The eapaeitor illustrates eleelrieal flifferenee in potential Experiments in nuelear pllysies r e q u i r e aml, if one isn,l careful, the effects of a large eharge on lhe eaulion. The Geiger eounter warns of radio- human bofly. aelive eonlamination. M V fo S - I It l N Q x an i V ' f 1 X I , '? , X 'ab to V H' ,- l il 5 7 V , , .Q , ,AA 4 vw, S '. at w ll wr milf if 1 V51 l u l-..:. laid' ' tl 1-eff -!,f I I mfg 'fp , -A xl! fir' x , Genevieve Stubler Weaver, B.A., Assistant Professor ot Secretarial Science Evelyn Rittenhouse, B.A., M.S., Associate Professor of Secretarial Science Kathryn Andrews, B.A., lnstructor in Secretarial Science eceetwziel dence To the rmiuitiatell, shurthruul is uuintelligible hieroglyphicsg to the it's an umlerstruuluble language. secretarial students Behind every suc- cessful businessman stands a successful secretary, m i g ht well be the motto of th e secretarial d e- partment. 'Hun ...nuns-vnwwr'f ' 'llx 1 I l Gordon S. Bolhorrie, B.A., M.A,, Associate Professor of Religion Jonathon G. Penncr, BA., M.S., Instructor in Speech Mae Macklin Lay, B.A., Instructor in English and Speech Qkn I n the speech department, people are concerned with the power of words through effectiveness of ex- pression. Recording the evirlerwe-ruu'e a speech is dawn Fellow Americans, we must rise to actiong we must stir our- on mpg U ,,g,,,1,,,,g has 'hp ,,,,,,,,,-m,,i,,- nl ,ip . . . ling flown mul lislening ln himself. selves from our lethargy: we must .,,J ff, L n ' 1 155655211493 3' x SP? Zn e Jhl N, ' r if fl . ., , if-, ,4 , , 3 4 x ' if' f 1'- ll Q- '. t, , , ,.: ' V vt i, , A Q, :,+' 2 f if L' 5- I . ,. H , .r 5, f Z 5 f it J' 5 , N , Q16 fl, . T I 1 1 A il V, 1 I L 1' . 1- ag , ' .T , A 4 Y if S 7 l ' f V v fi I l I , W. W ' V , f ,A ,L x, , . . H in 3 Dr , ,i s , A l a ii ' L? a , . , 5 2 ' 1 rf, sl . , ,1 ' Y en gn n M- ll . , l, ,. - .W ,. f. T Lfl- ,M , .. 'Q -'Q 'nw f , 1? 2 'In' Paul C, Hcuboch, B.A., M.A., Henrique G, Slochr, BA., Dr., U.P., J, Pqul Grove, B,A,, MA., Prolcssor of Religion, Associate Professor of Modern Languages Assismm Pmfeggor of Religion Dcanr School ol Theology Theology, the science of God, finds expression in the lives and hearts of these men as well as in their lectures. The student 7 2 Z learns to know Christ with them instead of from them. The theology club display is seen every day by nearly all the shulenls. lfs a place to slap and muse a bil, just oulsille lhe swirl of students going to and from classes. gil ,cgi -..... -,,-3 -A 14 I. Q if If -Q: in x , , eh J I , A i ' Q ,LQ 'I nf A 1-X . -Q- J.. It seems only a week ago that our new cafeteria was a dream in the architect's eye, and only yesterday when the site was a rawness of earth and the build- ing a puzzle of girders. Now Kellogg hall stands proudly, a monument to a great man and an in- tegral part of our college. 4 sw 3 D-W, AR M 4 L fl f x R 4 355, J fl' All A ,Q Q 4 W w 'V lv L W nm g M6 --Q .g xl 'F-Q ' '1' 5 5 ,yur-v ln' ' r In W . , ,i - I 4, ,Y f rm. f,, HU Y. A x I A k 3 am ,tw 4 x ' 'f ' ' , A Q' X 4 . afrfif ' ' - K V 'o A - D l N ., 4, . A N A 4- -A yuh N . -A M M V v ,,. 1 A V. 'i I .jaw Y, H ' h 'Q' ' - gs. 1 l M Y -X ,JDJ Ji xl'-1.1 1.-M A ,A fl K :: 1LG'ff:.. 'N 7070 '..I 1143? HH wining! x Q' lgnv, .Iraqi N1-'rl L I 'N Potatoes, loaf, and beets, please. Our braml-new cafeteria glislens wilh slainless steel aml clear glass. Wall to food service-more beans and potato salad for lhe norlh flank-over and outf, Di- recting the dispersion of food lakes skills in rookcry mul psyrhology. Clinton A. Wall, Director of Food Service Open spare, music make vomjorlalnle chairs, warm woorl tones and good almosphere 1-omlmri-ve to good eating. ul 1 ' '-lvl j I 31 lwmlgmslf ' Q fs. , JJ, ,EJ Lf' A fm A ,r Iwi ,-.T---yum '- 'NINJ- ' I' -A lo X 1' .mi The weekly wash takes on gigantic proportions when it involves a thousand students plus n growing f'ommu.nity. Steam, water, smls uml a strong lmrk keep slmlents looking fresh mul feeling clean.. Mechanization. is still behinrl in the revolution for a rctluvtion of work for people. Folding sheets still takes Iwo to keep the corners right together mul the jolfls smooth W , '5 Ava v 5, mvlha' 1' km' 'r :N ,. I .QQY I I... 'W' - so .pp 1 U A it 3' ef' -1-Q N ,,. Q g V Y ' m 4 , fm-w,,,., -Qs: Cd f ' J F 1 I fi L .-,g.,1 i,Qf, M. O. Cheney, grounds keeper Earl C. Munroe, Superintendent of Custodial The beauty of the campus depends on watch- Mop, dust., sweep, scrub, wax, polish, and in the end you ful care for each tree, bush and tulip. can see your face in the floor. Reconstruction is ll part of growing. Here the far reaches of an old residence wing are gutted, the refuse dumped out 66 windows and new materials raised to make offices and class- rooms. ' 1 R 1 t -f e pdcmf f, NM .x s ,': A 2. J ' , ' ' I - 1 tw-51.9 - V' The fuusluug touch is done with the paint brush, the spray Y' W- 'M M ' V5 ' Q u fix'-5 1 ' x , ,L gun, the artisnrfs hand and an appreciation. of aesthetics ' - 1: tu ' ,V . 4 -W 4 rf, t M fx ' -. -fx f 1- '- 0 . 1 . frm' af ikfiw 1 LA , Tn 's ' l' iKl'f-. T' 'ntfikf e Q '- '11 '1 - sg' ' Put 'ur ' ' 1 1 'N ir' A 3 A .MM 5, ...,,g,., ' F' -.--or-p .-nh Q -'-'-1 15 E J ,, wi' , 1 an fu .J N. ' W-Q.. i 1' I.- Arthur J. Ziegele, Acting Supirintendent ot Heat and Light Light, warmth and power mean comfortable living. Civiliz- ation places these essentials in the hands of men who routrol Steam. Here natural gas, rr new installation, saves dollars in steam production. physics building. 'Q Stanley Sargent, Superintendent of Construction The program. of the future points to additions to dormitories and sciem-e buildings, to a church aml new engineering and Artisan skills result in finnnvial aid for students and fine , work for the institution. eat cmd 1095 , '- J Q p i i 1, i . I his Mort Moores, paint foreman N' ' , L- 4 : . I Q -..H X .Mil sl ' . .4annvf ' 'a .su ' , 4 0,8-wg i .4 u ll f pi i i I '1 iiflfrsif if 2 I!! 7 Mnflf A. O. Hicbcrt, Superintendent of the College Dairy Frvsl: milk, lmllur, Pllllllgll vlmlese, all provassvll by our own rlniry, lmilrl gum! lmrllr. slrnng bmlivs aml artive minrls. Daw Wm lVillL hay and slraw, rugislcrrefl valllc anal rluan milli- xrzm ing ltabilf. the farm helps 1-mnploln llm lfllllll! vom- 'V . munzly plrlurc of our srhnol. 5 FQYUDI Dietrich, Superintendent of the Farm and Herd sr.:-.1 . ' V .. 5 fir ' 'a 13 tt' x ., X-.V Q i L 1 ' I I f ex -.Y Mi V S A I 2 'nov cv- A-my-My L' 1 1 L l ' 4 ,.. -- 1. fl 1 ll--Y l 'Y -rg 1 Y 1 Xfl X , 1 M 1 V li ts' f I at-, -Z 55 X ,.,' -V' ff? ' QQ: , Gllrl like a vanilla ive rrmun Hone. The Amvrirau lm! wvallmr ruslnm is alnmsl a lmlional foarl slaple. 140 , , 'lf x - 'hiked-...Q ,.,...,,u ., 1 1, 1 ,K 911131 X daf- -- 1 ' 4655 .v ,V wy' 'ff' J . , . I - . 1 .5 'n qw ' r J' ,- ...:gw'g I - is it 'fytqsguu t 4 5 '. 15511-f f:'-4fLv- . 1 :L ' P1'Ri3lIv'-A-1e.A - Bnsirmss forms. lirlfels and werlrling : ' inuilalions nrv familiar lo vvnrvonfr. . , , Km w . I ' 'yr nv Hora s wlwru llury lalfv s I1 fl p 9 m N ' - qnnnllly. ei ' wil N my H . I K: if M, , it Av, Wx.. Q .L:V,., ,N V VJ, A 'rl' I N .x.4,.-44.4, I ., M 3 0 . . E . WX. I, X - W K W -,f.n V K, . , ' ' , N . Mtvk .,.i..i,!..k E if 5:5 ' ' ' l'f1'vm. - A . 3'-'mimfsvr 1 , Th'Pl'v are Iwo sides lo every pic-ture llml forlnnntcly for these Iwo llwrv are lufo sides lo a crow. ,gain ink Printing is as rnorlvrn as il is old. From silk V- D- Bond' 5 P0 'C dC ' of 'hc Collvsc Press srrreen lo rvlrogruph, man has wulommrell to 100 Mcnh' f0'c ' l'0lllY1lllllil?llfl'. Our prvss fulfills this nvwl in our rornrnnnify. From Pogo the pnp to the journeys of Marco Polo, book vovers are tlw p 4 wrappings of rulvenlure. W. E. Cushman, Superintendent of the College Bindery gm Crnnch..' Fingers are valuable. Skill is an. essential lo any job mul here shulvnls learn. pr1u'li1'nlily as well as work llmir may lhrongll vollcgv. I 1 -an O 1. G '--.aa j ' 'Q f ' l Q lp ,, Jn, Q, , , LJ' ' 'ff Lloyd Hoffman, Superintendent of the College Bakery :gli How llllllfh is a lmker's dozen? An age-olal arl is also as olfl as our lvollegre, as lhc building will testify. W A brownie will: ire rrvam is a familiar sight in lhe voliegn .-.xff ip, f,uK'.:'5, I., ,-Q-, fnanlain. lVhal's morn, il laslvs prolly good, loo. Harold Burgin, Superintendent of the College Store S W i , ' ' A , 51 People buy because they like the goods and pn.--Q 1- jg 'lv-U 'fm Za H E f-Q-v an I . i 55.1125 J K ' ' we-wmv. 'Mughal' Z' lhe survive. A sign in lim store says, Ulher sloras m.ay nnflorsfell as but lhey know -wha! llmir stuff is worth. 'C- l x ,t s l l ill 'N-I Vw T..'1 ..-Q gn ,A ,1 , H1'W l ,,r ev. hgh-:H ,l ,,, A H- -ea ------Q..-1 -him L. - f'M+m i 5 lt's 31 cents with lax. There are stone- grounzl, una-wheat, raisin. anal rye breafl anal, of course, goodies like bear paws. He's feeling' better now, he's begin- ning to notice people again. Every body appreciates an able nurse. Katty J. Fenton, Director of Health Service Say uaaaaagh. Hmmm, you do have a sore throat. Drink lots of juice, eat regularly aml get lots of sleep. To college stmlents, the doctor probably prescribes sleep more than any other remedy. 1 I E QV 1 rl I 0 ,, uw, Wh 'a 7040 in mefzdccw Zallegee and Zlndaewdtiea 95. 1-ai' s.. W 4 I ,.f, 'Q-4. 1 7 r GUVY Curtis Ralph Davis Peggy Donovan Howard Emery Marilyn Emery Dale Fglkeg , .,, , afv' YTTIZY 3 riff rg ATV' RQ' Don Bauer Betty Elvedahl Marie Foster Qu-'CQ R... you ,SVN '-Adu-a Cecelia Hall 'N-0 Patricia Halsey ffm? is Carolyn Hayden Ann Page :vp Laurie Johansen Gary Strunk 9' X 'IK H'-vi' 344' my- 1 lr vo- ! .4-'LA YQNN, 1- 1 1 . 'v Hn .Nl 4, ff , .,., ,A ,, , A uw1 waw-1 w......... . Ai. was 'F W4 V' -1 .n Wm y., A N 1 4-.. D U1 v-.9 vifiwfw . ML N 'W 4, In 'WW' 2 ww- mum if 3' 4 6 Q- -N I v Senior Class Officers President . . . . . Dale Folkes Vice President . . Jo Ella Anderson Secretary . Nadine McCoy Treasurer Jerry Dawes Chaplain . Larry Kurtz Sergeant at Arms . . . Ralph Davis 1 Adviser . Professor Charles V. Temple Jo Ella Anderson, B.S. MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Chemistry 148 I X W I 't I 5 Merlin Anderson, B.A. MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Religion ,xl Ax, I L V , te 1 , JW- dai 'J ,'. ,xp-, ?e:1a1?:f'i -,3f 'L'tl. ,ii 'Y 1 ,A 4 A -, 14-.W Y H' 3751- x tl-v' ,pi--Q Youssef Azrak, B.S. MAJOR: Engineering Physics MINOR: Mathematics Peter Bancarz, B.S. MAJOR: Nursing f- nt: V . - gf! .gf ,. ,,-, --r, 4:15, 5 Wwfymwr:vw'smMmQWw5 i f 2 .2255 I f' EQ: if ' , iw .wxQf7li,, z V '31h:z.i,i3 T Ttn,Q'L,A,Y f , M2Q,J..,,jflIf l ' - , ' itfffliyife' ' ' - J51,?f:ZiJ', :, illiirglti, 1 -1 nf't'?'? :-442JLf.a:, 3' 'F4n.MY, v I . .. i X VJ yi, g , V ,M :h af . , i , , X 4, L. M., WNW? , '?2m n':,,ff', , .- Vg-5, .1-.mfqqu wt 4 1-.W ,M ' 'l. I .' Q' ,Q as-f nr 'Q Q.,...fV if ,ff ing Ralph Anderson, B.A. Rodney Atkins, BA MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Political Science MINOR: Religion is is , i Aim :W A :mink ,L . . , Ji I 1 . Wwiydnff - I wifi fiilff i '. I I ff 1-V1- '1'f I Eleanor Bahnmiller, B.S. Roger Baltrusch, BS MAJOR: Nursing MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering MINOR: Mathematics Jorge Basaez, B.A. Don Bauer, B.A. MAJOR: History MAJOR: Religion MINOR: Elementary Education MINOR: History 1 N ... '5 M39 f 3 MW4 ,J --es.. ' .-5.3 ,J Q 1: ' M r-Vue 4 .f 1, ' ii ' 1lilIiiiii ' . -. 'iw 11 'f . 'Iliff 'Vg Q x ' - iiifxsgt lg A, Q. i f , ' ' I-xg . .vig i . si e , A r we Morris Brusett, B.A. MAJOR: Business Administration MINOR: Religion Donald Chinn, B.S. MAJOR: Industrial Education MINOR: Religion Iv Y-v I ,:.lJ1gII no 'Q ,aj . fr. 'f 2- 2 Myron Baybarz, B.A. Donna Jean Bingman, B.A. MAJOR: Business Administration MAJOR: Secretarial Science MINOR: Religion MINOR: Religion KPN Norman Calkins, B.A. MAJOR: Secretarial Science MINOR: Religion James Cotter, B.A. MAJOR: Education Lenhart Cochran, B.S. BROAD AREAS: Page a Applied Arts, Kenneth Coughren, B.S. MAJOR: Mathematics Science 094 MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering MINOR: physics Mathematics MINOR: Mathematics l i I . 33 6: 1 5 .I N xv I inf 'A 1-0 5' gg,--, 74, A ' X 34 Ps. A ga T. 142, 3. F. l. A John Craig, B.A. MAJOR: Business Administration MINOR: Secondary Education Charles Davls, BS Ralph Davls, BS Jerry Dawes, B.S. MAJOR Business Administration MAJOR Zoology MAJOR: Business Administration MINOR Mathematics MINOR Religion MINOR: Religion lf., Nr' 'f : zr Peggy Donovan, B.A. MAJOR: English MINOR: Religion 2541 l-.gin L,'.,,!.! -as 4:-1, r is-'ag I 'Q wif ' Kenneth Dunlap, B.S. MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering Simon Elloway, B.A. Betty Elvedahl, B.A. Howard Emery, B.A. MAJOR: Zoology, Chemistry MAJOR: English MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Religion MINOR: Religion MINOR: Chemistry Marilyn Emer B.A Alvin Epperson B.A. William Evans B.A. MAJOR: Mm Y' Muon: english ' Muon: zooiogy ' B0fb0f0 Feljfeff B-5- MINOR: Religion MINOR: Secondary Education MINOR: Chemistry, Spanish MAJOR: Nursing ' 411' far' ,N X. , rw s, an gui' q l A fwrx .M X X. mat . ,very X .Ef'4 'm -,L .H , . 5 A . tr, . 1 ' ,ix1,:. I ' it V- U ' i w 2' -rp ww . . if .iw g fx 'rw 'f , ,I Q 3 1 459 X 'mf-7f1L,l J ' il l V ., -f L,'l 1 ,, , --. ugl y L., 1 - i -- Wi . Mfr. l I James Fellows, B.S. MAJOR: Civil Engineering 152 r 'sf 2 Tx' 7 X 1' Q? uL,. 5 I' V. 1 . . ,l,,,,,., .... ' ' JYWW, J, . .15 or or fs' i er 1 , ,, , ,. Lf -s ,',,- . fi 'illf ' l' 151' qi 4,17 A-Q.,,r4f,..y.fi' , - ,,,. with xr Q 'l i 4 3 ' M' A, NT 'lj V :U . , - .,v -7, W -51 5 u ' .. 'sf ,gif , SQ ' A xl r , I Dale Folkes, B.S. MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Chemistry MAJOR: Music Education is? TT Glenda Gimbel, Mu sic Barbara Goodman, B.A. Naomi Graves, B.S. Hugh Gray, B.S. MAJOR: Elementary Education MAJOR: Nursing Education MAJORg Industrial Education BROAD AREAS: Health and Physical MINOR: Secondary Education MINOR: Business Education, Language Arts J Grisham, B.A. . . ' ' H l B.S. OIMJEJZR: Religion Morlorle Hall: Relilgiisyl MINOR: History, Secondary Education MAJOR: Health Education MINOR: Secretarial ScienCf 1 l W-ish Ai: gf Nr .iummnf u .11 rfn 0 A 'lat ' 5 6. '45 x..-V Charles Handley, B.S. MAJOR: Industrial Education MINOR: Chemistry Elias Hanna, B.A. MAJOR: Engineering Physics MINOR: Mathematics Alice Hardy, B.A. MAJOR: English MINOR: Religion -lv' 4-4? .Ji an-K ,,n, Philip Hanley, B.A. MAJOR: Business Administration MINOR: Zoology JW 'fb' I A if ' on-null' twvlvv 'Q-J' IX,-sc Lloyd Hanson, B.S. Marilyn Harbeson, B.A. MAJOR: Civil Engineering MAJOR: Education MINOR: Mathematic! 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MAJOR: Foods C1 Nutrition MAJOR: Physical Education MINOR: Religion MINOR: Secondary Education 50' I1 sq--.-J :ad Elsworth Hetke, B.A. Warren Heintz, B.A. Russell Hoffman, B.Music MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Voice MINOR: Biblical Languages MINOR: Biblical Languages MINOR: Piano Delno Hohman, B.A. Reuben Hubbard, B.A. Lois Inoue, B.A. MAJOR: Business Administration MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Secretarial Science MINOR: Religion MINOR: Biblical Languages MINOR: Religion -ieer I 'Q ii t 'TVA as ff Nr' V, 'gm ' y, l nr' 'asv' iff TY g 'Q...v-' ' vt' V !'-ur-rs Juli' 11 Q I -ff luzgfjf 9 Dayle Jewkes, B.Music Howard Johnson, B.S. Vernon Kaiser, B.S. MAJOR: Music Education MAJOR: Business MAJOR: Chemistry MINOR: Industrial Education, Religion MINOR: Mathematics 'sf 'CST David Kellogg, B.S. Margaret Kennedy, B.S. Alfred Kromminga, B.A MAJOR: Chemistry MAJOR: Nursing Education MAJOR: Religion MINOR: Mathematics MINOR: Religion MINOR: Biblical Languages William Kromminga, B.A: Stanley Kromrei, B.A. MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Business Administration MINOR: Biblical Languages MINOR: ReIi9l0'1 -v' fi egg, X -A Hfghi a '. .rf in , 'viii If j jigs, , N '53 ,- v W k,.,ufq La, ,gs gym, l . ,I ww fi R 'ig ? 2 I5 155 .ff qv' R' 'Ol ' XIX Yr 1 V X YH 2, tr. wx :1-Uv' xj X iff' I I I e . f ! Q 1' Larry Kurtz, B.A. Philip Lindsay, B.S. Ted Lofthouse, B.S. MAJOR: Religion MAJOR: Zoology MAJOR: Industrial Education MINOR: History MINOR: Religion MINOR: Secondary Education 'fur 411-.-Q 4-mfr KY Nadine McCoy, B.A. Elberta McGinnis, B.A. Arlyn McNaney, B.A. MAJOR: Secretarial Science MAJOR: Secretarial Science MAJOR: Home Economics MINOR: Religion MINOR: Music MINOR: Secondary Education 156 Wellington Manullang, B.A. Joyce Miller, B.S. MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Chemistry, Religion N512 ap! S' -... 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Burnell Paulson, BS MAJORg Mechqnicql Engineering MAJOR: Physical Education MAJOR: Industrial Education MINOR: Mafhemqlicg MINOR: Secondary Education MINOR: Physical Education -sr Nl' ,,,..,...,nf ki ' -.2 Jo Anne Pence, B.A. MAJOR: Secretarial Science MINOR: Religion IPX it 'gf' 'silt , Q---fe--O qv-'VNU A W- i X A 'S 'iii' big it Doris Pechuanco, B.A. George Pleitez, B.A. MAJOR: Secretarial Science MAJOR: Secondary Education MINOR: Religion BROAD AREAS: Language Arts Social Studies James Prichard, B.A. Cecil Reed, B.A. Barbara Reel, B.S. MAJOR: Chemistry MAJOR: Business Administration MAJOR: Physical Education MINOR: Religion MINOR: Religion, Secondary Education MINOR: Secondary Education Lois Ritchie, B.S. MAJOR: Zoology MINOR: Chemistry Julian Roberts, B.S. Wendell Robinson, B.S. MAJOR: Industrial Education MAJOR: Mathematics MINOR: Secondary Education MINOR: Chemistry , 'QV we-wx '95 2 'Nr' A Q -ri' ,Quai f -YL 4 Roger Russell, B.A. Donald Schafer, . 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X 1 E. u,ijg-ggQ3b't - Fffiiw mv. 5,524-'v.-tqffixg 2 2 3 Lciifffpflilfm r1'.,,P.x1.mt I SENIORS l fgil A A Eleanor Brady lla Burlingame Caroline Campbell Janet Dick Beulah Fern Fenton ,f Mlm -mf W., j ,Q SIX, it i Carolyn Hayden Maxine Humbert Patricia Jensen Joanne Pfligenstofer 9 I :S I . S11 z. MH, Anita Dunkelberger-Sanders James Smith Nancy Jacobson-Stagl Ronald Stark Dolores Wagner my f Qw- 4 , - , 11.-Agfk, 1' ' .Mr'f, 4 , 4 .J -'GK' ' SENIORS A 'Wai A x , n-S Marilyn Jennings-Matthews Ralph New Mary Otterstrom Pamela Parks W' -'Une Weston Dolores Adams Ana Araujo rf e .nnfm 4, , R it Q 1 f'f'r' JN'- IDR 's.4v,.5 ,AFM lg...-1 -r 1 - lul- Donna Dennis M. Rose Dubyna Peggy Henderson Lynette Hong J' -19' IV' 'VN ICN , mn' 'TIZZZ7' M, I-X Rachel Hoomalu Lillian Mehling Audrey Newman Betty Oman r-,',-K. V15 X Nd wwf' ' f 1 L lla Betty Jean Anderson-Penner Beverly Preston W. Bernice Shelton Joyce Taylor Sand,-0 Wilson Mattie Knight-Wren Kay Thompson-Webb LaVonne Ziprick Ng ,llllllll W7 x X 1 I ll JUNIORS A 35- ,df Barbara Collins Joyce Golson 9 X X, .I Sharon Helland Terrie Hiebert Hattie Mae Kirk Patricia LeDrew Lek l ,f J rl! Melissa Manley Wanell Roberts JUNIORS B ,-ang Esther Aimes Flora Araujo Beverly Bretsch ' Laura Buckendahl Evelyn Cqsebier Xx 'V L--5 5 army X Eileen Dqhlberg Marietta Deming Georgia Dietrich Dolores Durham 25' 1----' 4-'N www 'X ill.. ll Virginia Grab Annette Harchenko Anne Hathaway Teresa Holland Wm hhy xv frf:r ' X if Qu' .snap lr . --R I VE? Judy Howell Marilyn Humbert Rose Lachenmeier Katherine Mullen Agnes Scheresky Julie Williams Donna Whitten Laurine Wright 1Z ..'L Aiii L I Ml ln, 'v , Ji .7 It ' r A f xx i. 4 N, , 7 I af 2 I W I R fl' DENTAL HYGIENE 3 it pkx - THE COLLEGE OF MEDICAL EVANGELISTS - Schools and curriculums: ' Dental Hygiene ' Dietetics ' Medical Technology O Physical Thera PY 'L Tropical and Preventive O X-ray Technology ' Dentistry ' Medicine ' Nursing C Graduate Studies Medicine A new avenue of professional training for future Christian service will be available in September when CME's School of Dentistry offers a course in dental hygiene. CME continues its dedication to the cause of serving Seventh-day Adventist ygunq people as a higher education center of the health professions. Loma Lindo ond Los Angeles 33, California 45' 4 gdlfiildfl Is' 4 Famous For Values I3 East Main St. Walla Walla, Washington R. M. Schneller, Q. D. S. M. Schneller, G. D. 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For most graduates, the end of college is only the beginning of life . . . a life for which you have spent T1-any valuable years in preparation. f VUUI' major is business or engineering and if you are interested in connecting with a C ' ' - . .. f - . A x ' hrlstlan SDA ft ', - may we suggest that you think seriously about ACE? i J Ormmlauon' AS a reeognived leader in the machine tool industry ACE is looking for above avera . . 'f ,I . - ge college grad t f . - Dositions of responsibility. Its international ramifications offer ua CS or wen Paymg a variety of unusual and interesting Opllortunities. Filleitnr to the Personnel Director will bring you F . ' L54 I, mfvljmatzon abou! openings in many PUFLS of U10 0UIll3IlI Ave., L03 Angeles mired .Stains and elseuzhere. ' ' Christiansen, Edwin, 174-1 Gardena Walla Walla College Student Roster Adams, Robert, P. O. Box 296, College Place, Wn., 165 Adeyi Jerry, Rt. 1, Box 3-A, La Grande, Ore., 199 Adolpll, Dorrald, P. O. Box 189, Creston, B. C. rkltlberg, Dorothy, Rt. 2, Box 2438-B, Wenatchee, Wn., 179 Alderson, Betty, Rt. 1, Box 401-B, Clackamas, Ore., 199 Allred, L. Norman, 25629 Lane St., Loma Linda, Calif., 179 Altergott, Lois, 616 West Cherry, Walla Walla, Wn. Altman, Kay, 2060 Dellesta Drive, Bellinghanl, Wn., 199 Anderson, David, 6547 125 N. E., Kirkland, Wn. Anderson Don, College Heights, Alberta, 179 Anderson, Edith, 1240 Francis, Walla Walla, Wn. Anderson, JoElla, Brister's Trailerama, Auburn, Wn., 148 Anderson, Lee, 2205 Russell, Lincoln Park, Mich., 165 Anderson, Lois, Rt. 1, Box 4, E. Stanwood, Wn., 199 Anderson, Merlin, 509 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 148 Anderson Ralph, 523 S. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 148 Anderson Ron 210 N. 62 Ave. Yakima Wn. 199 Ando, John, Rf. 2, Powell, Wyoining 1 l Andrew, Deanna, Glenwood, Wn., 199 Andrus, LeRoy, 3308 S M St., Tacoma, Wn., 165 Bixel, Noel, 510 Bircll St., College Place, Wn., 165 Bjelland, Dennis, Kernville, Ore. Bjerkness, Cllarles, 26 N. Kent, Kennewick, Wn. Black, Carolec, Box 161, Coquillc, Ore., 200 Blackburn, Lois Ann, Rt. 1, Box 48, Battle Ground, Wn., 200 Blake, Chester, 208 Ave. C , Snohomish, Wn., 200 Blakely, Charlene. 2323 S. Ohio Ave., Caldwell, idaho Blakely, Ronald, 2323 S. Ohio Ave., Caldwell, idaho, 200 Blehm, Don, Rt. l, Box 2860, Scappoose, Ore., 200 Bline, Wilbur, Rt. 2, Milton-Freewater, Orc. Blodgett, Ralph, Route 1, Box 676, Lake Grove, Ore., 200 Boardman, Ronald, 6508 N. E. 58, Vancouver, Wn. Boaz, Barbara, Rl. 3, Reser Road, Walla Walla, Wn. Bockman, Stan, Box 65, Palmer, Wn., 201 Bodleyi Janles, 2159 Roosevelt, Eugene, Ore., 166 Boieourt, Shirley, Marcus, Wn., 180 Bokovoy, Helen, 26 S. W. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Bollinger, Shirley, Blue Creek Star Rt., Billings, Mont., 201 Bolton, Elsie, Rt. 2, Box 2061, Wenatchee, Wn., 166 Bond, Carolee, 106 N. E. A St., College Place, Wll. Bond, Robert, 2921 S. Grand, Spokane, Wn., 166 Boone, Judee, P.O. Box 391, Woodland, Wn., 201 Chickcring, Carroll, 59 N. College Ave., College l'lace, Wn., 202 Chickering, Evelyn, 59 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 202 Chinn, Donald, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wn., 149 Christenscll, Leonard, 1410 College Ave., College Place, Wn. Christensen, Wayne, Antelope, Montana, 202 Ave., Glendale, Calif. Christman, Richard, Box 97, Warm Springs, Mont., 202 Christner, Dolores, 15805 Killgside Drive, Covina, Calif., 167 Chubb, Ralpll, Rt. 2, Box 201, Battle Ground, Wn., 203 Clague, Fred, 1007 24th West, Billings, Mont. Clarambeau, Delmar, Box 203, College Place, Wn. Clarambeau, lrene, Box 203, College Place, Wil. Clark, Barbara, Rt. 1, Box 52, Yoncalla, Ore., 203 Clark, Carol, Rt. 2, Box 856, Greshaln, Orc. 167 Clark, Dale, P.O. Box 242, Crescent City, Calif., 167 Clark, Gary, 203 S. Chestnut, Toppenisll, Wn., 203 Clark, James, 8021-218 S.W. Edmond, Wn. Clark, Jeanette, Smith River Rt., Drain, Ore., 203 Clark, Norman, 316 S. Canlbrian, Brenlerton, Wn. Clark Wayne, Rt. 2, Box 92, Vale, Ore., 203 Clarnhau, lonrollo, Box os. Asotin, wn. 181 W . Axmalrer, Lee, 104 S. E. 12, College Place, Wn., 179 Applegate, Randolph, RFD No. 3, Freehold, N. J. Arakaki, Lawrence, P.O. Box 89, Kualapau, Molokai, Hawaii, 179 Armstead, Sharon Lee, 1528 Broadway, Bremerton, Wn., 199 Arnold, Carol, Boulder, Mont. Arnold, Joyce, Rt. 1, Box 422-A, Auburn, Wn., 179 Ash, Larry, 205 Woodland Ave., Walla Walla, Wn., 199 Ashbaugh, Della, 118 S. W. Tenth, College Place, Wn., 179 Ashbaugh, Earl, 118 S. W. Tenth, College Place, Wn. Atkins, Carla, Box 534, Grandview, Wn., 179 Atkins, Lois, Box 534, Grandview, Wn., 179 Atkililg, Rodney, 53 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 1 Auwrhangllenn, Veterans Apts., No. 25, College Place, n., 17 Aultman, Adrian, 9231 Hoffman Way, Thornton, Colo., 199 Austin, June, 418 N. Division, Walla Walla, Wn. Axford, John, Jr., Rt. 5, 15112 N. E. 50 Ave., Vancouver, Azrak, Youssef, Tartous, Syria, 148 Bahnmiller, Eleanor, Rt. 2, Box 243, Monroe, Wn., 148 Bailey, Lynn, 495 E. Bates, Englewood, Colo., 199 Bainer, Don, 7620 Maple Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland, 199 Baker, Lee, 802 N. Eighth Ave., Walla Walla, Wn. Baldwin, John, 14999 S. E. River Forest Dr., Portland 22, Ore., 165 Baldwin, Norman, Elbert, Colo. Balharrie, Jeanne, 6 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., Ball, Ursella, 28 S. E. Second, College Place, Wn. Balmes, William, Box 1368, Oroville, Wn. Baltrusch, Roger, 503 S. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 14-8 Bancarz. Peter, R. R. No. 3, Waterford, Ontario, 145 Barlow, Fred, 612 S. W. First, College Place, Wn., 179 Barnes, Duane, 4804 Hillard Ave., La Canada, Calif. 200 Barnes, Dwight, 4804 Hillard Ave., La Canada, Calif., 200 Barrera, David, 10AvA2-3922, Guatemala City, 180 Barglett, Patricia, 3304 S. E. Filbert, Milwaukie, Orc., 00 Basaez, Jorge, 120 N. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 148 Basaraba, Dave, 204 S. E. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Basargba, Marian, 204 S. E. Eighth, College Place, Wn., 16 Bascetta, Stanley, S. 1802 Eastern, Spokane, Wn., 180 BatEs,l'1:'rank, 111, 14332 Roblar Place, Sherman Oaks, a l . Bauer, Don, 830 S. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 148 Bauer, Jaunita, Rt. 2, Box 29, Beaverton, Ore., 200 Baybarz, Myron, Rt. 2, Box 301, Rochester, Wn., 149 Beaton, Beverly, Rural Rt. 1, Mansfield, Ontario, 180 Beaulieu, Dale, Vets. Apt., No. 15, College Place, Wn., 165 Beavers, Joseph, 314W W. Whitman, College Place, Wn. Boothby, Alice, 8937 N. Berkeley Ave., Portland, Ore., 180 Bouse, Roy, Box 472, Cornelius, Ore. Clayton, Sanford, 111 S.E. Second, College Place, Wn. Clenlenson, Sherron, 7912 S.E. Stephens, Portland 15, Bowen, Jim, Rt. 4, Box 180-A, Sherwood, Ore., 201 Boyd, Zachary, Box 121, Dunlap, Tennesee Bragshaw, Mary, Route 1, Box 178-B, Milton Freewater. re.. 201 Brady, Ronald, 329 E. Rose St., Walla Walla, Wn., 201 Bralnlett, Gerald. 605 N. Ninth, Kelso, Wn., 201 Branalnan, Marline, 416 S. E. 19 Drive, Pendleton, Ore. Brant, G. Michael, 301W S. Eighth, Yakima, Wn., 201 Bratll, William, 14242 S.E. Main, Portland 33, Orc., 166 Breedlove, James, 707 S. E. Birch, College Place. Wn. Briggs, Burton, P.O. Box 666, Loma Linda, Calif., 180 Brockway, Margaret, 1180 W. Tenth, Coquille, Ore., 166 Brower, Delwin, 116 S. W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. clorgitliioiflaorltiy, at. 2, Box 234, Gaston, Ore., lal Clil1ord, Larry, 19 Southeast Sixth, College Place, Wn., Cliflgll, Carol, 110 Southwest Fifth, College Place, Wn., Cligtdi, Forest, 110 Southwest Fifth, College Place, Wn., Cl0l1?gl 1, Sandi, 5511-35th Northeast, Seattle 5, Wn., 203 Clute, Michael, 1114 Wilbur St., Walla Walla, Wn., 167 Cobb, Margie, Route 1, Orofino, ldallo, 181 Cochran, Lenhart, 195 Farley, Mt. View, Calif., 149 Cochran, Lyle, Jr., P.O. Box 865, Paradise, Calif., 167 Coflield, Donna, Box 202, Pateros, Wn., 203 Cole, Virgil, Heyburn, Idaho Coleman, William, 225 Southeast Sixtll, College Place, Wn., 182 Colley, Virgene, Lowden, Wn. Constable, Eileen, Route 2, Box 247, Battle Ground, Wn. 182 Brower, Donna, 116 S. W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Brown, Dale, 648 Mountain View, Redlands, Calif.. 201 Brown, Edward, 106 N.E. D Sl., College Place, Wn. Brown, Kenneth, 27 N. E. Ash, College Place, Wn. Brown, Maude, Route 1. Box 77, Dayton, Wn., 201 Brown, Merrilyn, Rt. 2, Box 77A, Walla Walla, Wn. Brown, Frances, 302 S. E. 2nd. College Place, Wn. Brown, Robert, 532 Arch Place, Glendale 6, Calif. Brusett, Dale, 103 S. W. Fourth, College Place, Wn., 166 Brusett, , . . , - , ,, 1 Brusett, Phyllis, 103 S. W. Fourth, College Place, Wn. Bryan, Floyd, 300 S. Ninth, Sunnyside, Wn., 201 Bucfiggnan, David, Vets. Apt., No. 27, College Place, Wn., Morris PO Box 44 College Place Wn 49 Burg, Naomi, 725 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 1 Buell, Bill, 30 S. W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Buell, Kenneth, 30 S. W. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 201 Buhler, Robert, Rt. 3, Kelowna, B. C., 181 Bullock, Anna Maye, Powell, Wyoming, 166 Burbce, Ted, Rt. 2, Box 515, Creswell, Ore., 201 Burgngame. Margaret, Vets. Apt., No. 39, College n. Place, Burlingame, Leta, Vets. A lt., No. 39, Colle e 1 - Wn., 201 ' 'L P ac Bur3s, Sherryl, 401 N.W. 2nd Ave., Milton-Freewater, re. Burtch, Dean. 1895 N. Liberty, Salem, Oregon, 201 Burton. Lynn. Rt. Box 335, Sequim, Wn., 202 Bush, Doris, Rt. 1, Box 3840, Fall City, Wn. Bushnell, Art. 103 S. W. Fourth. College Place. Wn.. 166 Butigg Joel, 150 E. Sierra Madre, Sierra Madre, Calif.. Cook, Alice, Rt. 1, Box 106A, Walla Walla, Wn., 203 Cook, Claire, 2100 30th Ave. South. Seattle. Wn., 182 Cooley, Lee. Jr., 127 Southwest Sixth, College Place, Wn., 203 Cooley, Rutll. 10230 Northeast 65th. Kirkland, Wn.. 203 Cooper, Glenna Rae, 11524 Andrian Road, Puyallup. Wn., 167 Cooper, Lowell, 2308 Wisconsin, Caldwell, ldaho, 167 . n Copaga tl. Dorotlla, 103 Southwest Fourth, College Place. ll. Copel, Gerald, P.O. Box 85, Sanitarium, Calif. Corglaelll, Clinton, 7807 Puritan Street, Downey, Calif., Cotter, James, Route 1, Eagle, Idaho, 149 Cotter, Willianl, R.F.D. 1, Eagle, Idaho, 182 Loulgllgren, Kenneth, 901 Phillips Street, Missoula, Mont., Coupland, Robert, R.R. No. 2, 1271 King Street E., Ushawa, Ontario, 150 Court, Winifred, 1500 S.W. 201 Ave., Aloha, Ore., 203 167 Coy, Wilma, North Grape Drive, Moses Lake, Wn., Craig, John, 302 Whitman Dr., College Place, Wn., 150 Cram, Donald, Garrison Lake Rt., Port Orford, Ore., 204 Crause, Marla, Rt. 1, Box 1639, Woodinville, Wn., 204- Cfelllt Lynn, 735 S.E. Umatilla, Portland 2, Ore., 182 Bylard, John, 37 N. W. Evans. College Place. Wn. Calkins, Norma. Box 1013, Colle e Place . Cameron, Neil, 1727 N. ig. lsrrl, Pgrtland, 6rl1f'2ol49 L81I1l.tlJ6ll, Karl, 2902-124th N.E., Bellevue, Wn. Canlpliell, Kay, ZBUZ-124-th N.E., Bellevue, Wn., 202 Calnpbell, lvllcxey, tit. 2, Box ou, Dayton, Ore., 181 Campbell, Rachel, do N. 10th, San Jose 12, Calif. Canaday, Larry, 221 N. E. A St., College Place, Wn. Carl, David, 1.56 S. E. 2nd St., Beaverton, Orc. Carlson, l:.va Lou, Route, lroy, idaho, 262 Creltz, Thaine, 735 S.E. Ulllatilla, Portland 2, Ore. 167 Qmfli Llnfrvd. 2559 Polk St., San Francisco, Calif., 204 Crocker, Merritt, P.O. Box 574, Canyonville, Ore. Cross, Marilyn, 24 N.E. Ash, College Place, Wn., 182 Cron, D.'Roberta, Box 142, Angwin, Calif., 167 Crow, Wllllaltl, 128 S.W. First, College Place, Wn., 161 Cruz, Dcmetrio, Avda. Grav. 590, Clliclayo, Peru Cummings, Clinton, Richey, Mont., 182 C-Unmflllhlilll, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 80, Oakland, Ore., 132 Biegler, Bechtel, Robert, 714 S. E. Fifth, College Place, Wn. Becker, Donna, 1368 Polk St., Eugene, Ore., 180 Beckett, Roger, 6632 S.W. Hicklnan Lane, Portland, Ore., 200 Beddoe, Ron, 418 S. Johnson, Kennewick, Wn., 165 Bell, Marlene, 1721 Palm Ave., Chico, Calif., 180 Bennett, Larry, Valley, Wn. BPTKCHIBHH, Elizabeth. 1410 Manor Drive. Gladstone, Ore. . 180 Berndt, Deloris, Rt. 4, Box 314, Salem, Ore., 200 Merwin, 118 S. W. 20, Pendleton, Ore., 200 Warren, 118 S. W. 20, Pendleton, Ore., 200 Wn. Cllang, Newton, P.O. Box 185, Phnom-Penh, Canlbodia, Dawe Biegler, x Bierwagen, Roger, 109 N.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Bietz, Jeannette, Cleveland, N. D., 165 Bietz, Lila, Cleveland, N. D., 165 w Bigelow, Arthur, Route 3, Box l96A, Milton-1' reewater, Ore., 165 Bingham, Ronald, College Place, Wn., 180 Bingnlan, Donna, Rt. 1, Box 177, Milton-Frecwater, Orc., 149 Billgnlan. Jilll, Vets. Apt., No. 42, College Place, Wn. llisll. Deanna, 2788 Harris St., Eugene, Ore., 200 E Bishop, Erwin,217 N. E. C St., College Place, Wn., 165 Bishop, Joyce, 217 N. E. C St., College Place, Wn., 165 llixel. Doug, 66 N. E. Meikle Place, Portland, Ore., 165 Carman, Dennis, 316 S. W. First, College Place, Wn., 166 Carman, John, Rt. 2, Sunnyside, Wn., 202 Carpenter, Iva, 2U2u llth Ave. N., tilllings, Mont., 202 Carr, Neil, Rt. 1, Box 206, Milton-Freewater, Ore., 202 Carstensen, James, Box 128, Weston, Ore. Carter, Lyle, 23 S.W. 13th, College Place, Wn., 181 Carteli, Nancy, 807 Mt. l alttl Ave., Fergus Falls, lV1ll1l1. 18 ' Casseday, Edward, 204 N.E. D St., College Place, Wu, Castner, Edward, 315 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. 202 Carvajal, Samuel, 2117 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles 33 Calif., 167 ' Cargaiag, Solita, 2117 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles 33, a l . Cavasos, Norman, 106 S.W. First, Colle e ' Chandler, Earl, 134 W. Whitman Drive? clliififo llliioo, lndocllina, 181 Chapin, Keith, 409 S. College Ave., College Place Wn 02 ' Cllard, Charles, Rt. 3, Box 68, VI M' 11. . Chen, Sinn-Ai, 21 Cooper Rbalil, IJ':lYtlirlc'?r1liJq?l?4?ul Hong Kong ' Cillfafjsglttlllllllt Vernon, 509 Tarlton Ave., Hillsboro, Texas, Quffljlllt Jolln, Box 501, Garibaldi, Orc., 168 Currie, Ethel, Gen. Delivery, Spangle, Wn., 204 Curtis, All-lent 1102 Circle Road, Wcrland, Wyo., 204 Cams Gary, 2519 N.E. Ainsworth, Portland 11,0re.i 150 Dalton. Ellwllrd. P.O. Box 422, Beaumont, Calif., 182 Damelson. Wlll0nt Route 2, Box 13, Yanlhill, Ore., 204 DHUHCL June, Gen. Delivery, Orofino, Idaho, 204 DtiSl1Cl'. Bruce, P.O. Box 2002, College Place, Wn., 204 Dasbfffi Joanna, Rt. 1, Box 3, Clearwater, Wn. lla 5llVHi Rftbvrl, 607 S.W. Second, College Place, WH' Daugherty, Neal. 109 s.w. Ninth, collrgo Place, Wn. Davadsoni Cyrus. Veterans Apart. No. 5, College Place. n Davies.. 13011, 707 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 150 Davis. Qhttrles. 919 s.E. Birch, College Plnor, Wn.. 1,50 DaE3hCharlcs E., 11059 San Jaun, Lolna Linda, C8111-t Davis, CCOYBC, 8043 S.E. Malden Portland, Ore.. 204 DHHS, G0l'fl0Hr 300 Bryallt St., Ketcllikan, Alaska. 204 Davis, Lanny, Rt. 1, Box 151, Minature, Nell., 204 Davis. Kirby, Rl. 1, Box 320, Sandpoint, lKlllll0, 162 Davis, Ralph. Rl. 1, Box 522, Salem. Ore., 150 Don Rt 2 Box 17 Tillamook Orc 168 Cheney, Monte, 228 S.W. First, College Place, Wn. 181 S' v f t , i '-1 Dawes. Jerry. Vet. Apart. No. 26, College Place. WHA 150 x . wk 2 , 'N . . .NH- . .sa i -. 'D .5 .x Y NM. Q' -- 'Tl . ' 1 .J ,, 4 I rg 7' 1 1. . 1.1 152 Fenz, Thomas, 829 East 188th, Seattle 55, Wn., 183 Dawes, Jim, Rt. 2, Box 17. Tillamook, Ore. Day, Carlotta, Rt. 1, Box 288, Auburn, Wn., 182 Deacon, Judi, 517 South 23rd. Salem, Ore., 204- Deming, Ruth, 15 S.W. Bade, College Place, Wn., 168 Dennis, Birdie, Box 166, Asotin, Wn., 204 Dewees, Kathleen, Rt. 3, Box 400, Sedro-Woolley, Wn., 204 Diaz, Ulysses, Calle Paez No. 101A, Sag. Tulia, Rep. of Venz. Dick, Charles, Rt. 5, Box 663, Oregon City, Ore., 182 Dietrich, Dean, Rt. 1, Sedro-Woolley, Wn., 182 Doleman. Jack, 343 Washington, Cottage Grove, Ore., 205 Domke, Evelyn, Box 307, Revelstoke, B.C. Donovan, Peggy. 9520 First Ave., N.E., Seattle, Wn., 151 Downes. Robert. Vets. Apt. No. 11, College Place, Wn., 162 Drake, Daniel. 129 S.E. Date. College Place, Wn., 183 Drake, Frederick, 380 North Mill St., Silverton, Ore.. 205 Dumler, Vivian, Bay City, Orc., 183 Duncan, Leslie, 911 S.E. Date, College Place, Wn. Dunken, Elva, P.O. Box 64, Upper Lake. Calif., 205 Dunlap. Kenneth, 203 West Whitman Drive. College Place, Wn., 151 Durbin. Richard, Rt. 2, The Dalles. Ore., 205 Dutt, Virgil. 426 Mt. View Dr., College Place, Wn. Earles, Fred, 1005 Cedar, Kemmerer, Wyoming, 205 Easton, Jacqueline, 1010 S.W. Goodwin. Pendleton, Ore., 205 Easton, Joan, 1010 S.W. Goodwin. Pendleton, Ore., 205 Edwards. Norman. Vet. Apart. No. 29, College Place, Wn., 168 Eigenberg, Edwin, 115 S.E. 3rd., College Place, Wn., 168 Eklunrl. John, 319 2nd Ave. East, Jerome. ldaho, 183 Elkington, Barbara, 628 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn. Ellis, Joyce, 711 N. 178, Seattle 33, Wn., 205 Ellis. Kenneth, Rt. 2. Box 49, Walla Walla, Wn. Elloway. Allen, 112 W. Whitman Dr., College Place, Wn. Ellowav. Ann. 106 S.W. First. College Place. Wn. Elvigzihl, Betty, Box F, East, Kelowna, British Columbia, Emery, Curtis, 282 Vallejo Dr., Glendale 6, Calif., 183 Emery, Howard, 282 Vallejo Dr., Glendale 6, Calif., 151 Emery, Larry, 6220 S.E. Salmon, Portland 15, Ore., 205 Emfigyi, P. Marilyn, 6220 S.E. Salmon, Portland 15, Ore., Emmcrt, Ann, Route 1, Box l4C, Newberg, Ore., 183 Engeberg, Dale, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wn., 205 Enggllfarg, Dalton, 4024 Robertson Ave., Sacramento 21, a 1 . Engevik, Wilmer, 114-11 S. San Juan, Loma Linda, Calif., 183 Engle, Dan, Deer Park, Wn., 205 Engstrom John, 757 Shady Dale, Campbell, Calif., Enoch, Frank, College, Thie, Nbawsi, Nigeria, British West Africa Epperson, Alvin, 539 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 151 Erickson, Marge, Box 70, Erskine, Alberta, 168 Eslinger, Harold, 406 S.E. Third, College Place, Wn. Evans, Elizabeth, 208 North Fourth Ave., Walla Walla, Wn. Evans, William, 629 S.W. Davis, College Place, Wn., 151 Farnsworth, Luella, 407 South College Ave., College Place, Wn., 168 Fedak, Marian, Wimmer, Saskatchewan, 205 Fehrer, Barbara, 26 S.W. First, College Place, Wn., 151 Fehrer, Carole, 412 Garland, Nampa, ldaho, 205 Fell, James, Rt. 3, Box 19, Ferndale, Wn., 205 Fellows, James, 615 West Whitman, College Place, Wn. Ferguson, Clifton, 228 East Poplar, Walla Walla, Wn. Ferguson, Robert, Brickner Road, College Place, Wn. Feyergbend, Anita, 3634- East Almeria, Phoenix, Ariz., 16 Feyerabend, Margaret, 3634 East Almeria, Phoenix, Ariz., 206 Fiedler, George, 415 S.E. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Fields, Bonnie Jean, 1719 N. Mead Ave., Pasco, Wn., 168 Finch, Arthur, 24-41 Rest Haven Drive, Sidney, British Columbia, 206 , . Finch, Lee, 406 S.E. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 183 Finck, LeRoy, 10236 North Smith Street, Portland 3, Ore., 206 Finlayson, Alton, 317 S.E. Tenth tliox 10721, College Place, Wn., 183 Finlayson, Jeanette, Rt. 1, Box 62, Mabton, Wn., 183 Finlayson, John, Rt. 1, Box 62, Mabton, Wn., 206 Fischer, Junior, Vets Apt. No. 4, College Place, Wn., 183 Fischer, Vivian, 824 Cedar Street, McMinnville, Ore., 184 Fisher, Kathryn, Box 200, Washtucna, Wn. Fisher, Raymond, Rt. 2, Box 613, Pendleton, Ore. Fjarli. Beverly, 4017 J'Ville Highway, Medford, Ore., 184 Fjarli, Delmer, 615 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 168 Fjarli, Ruth, 615 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Fletcher, Grace, Box 274, Palisade, Colorado, 206 Fletcher, John, 821 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn. Folkes, Dale, P.O. Box 23, College Place, Wn., 152 Follett, Herald, Rt. 2, Box 585A, Roseburg, Ore. Foltz, Joyce, 920 South Ninth, Walla Walla, Wn., 168 Forbes, Blossom, 2520 Alabama Street, Bellingham, Wn., 184 Ford, Carolyn, 2710 N. 25th, St. Louis, Missouri, 184 Ford, Sharon, 4717 N.E. 82nd, Portland, Ore., 206 Forsyth, Robert, Jr., 2676 Highlands Dr., Reedsport, Ore., 206 Forss, Carl, Vet. Apt. No. 1, College Place, Wn., 163 Foss, Edward, Jr., 1112 Berkshire, Newport Beach, Calif. Foster, Joy. Rt. 3, Box 64-. The Dalles, Ore., 206, 168 Foster, Marie. Rt. 3. Box 64. The Dalles, Ore. Fox, Kenneth, 554-5 Center Street, Salem, Ore., 206 Foy, Michael, 524 S.E. 4-6th, Portland, Ore., 206 Franklllt. Jere. 10333 5.10 Ravmnnfl Pnrtlnnfl Ore 206 Fraser, Barbara, 329 S. Third, Walla Walla, Wn., 206 Freebcrg, Lon, 11152 Richmont Road, Loma Linda, Calif.. 184- French, Roger, 318 Pierce St., Milton-Freewatcr, Orc. Freund, Marlene, 104 Sunny Drive, College Place, Wn.. 206 Fuller, Lester, 910 S.E. Birch, College Place. Wn. Fuller, Wilbert, 910 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Gable, Don, 17473 S.W. Glenmorrie Road, Oswego, Ore., 206 Gaines, Edmund, 4509 Louisiana St., San Diego, Calif., 206 Gamble, Dave, 1239 S.E. 73rd Ave.. Portland, Ore., 207 Gardner, Jim, 123 S.E. Fourth, College Place, Wn., 168 Gardner, John, 103 S.W. Fifth. College Place, Wn., 162 Garvie, Robert, 1260 N. Clinton, Walla Walla, Wn.. 184 Gates. Lee. 2975 S. Washington, Englewood. Colo., 207 Geddes, Dorothy, 1707 Shoshone, Pasco, Wn., 207 Geigle, Sally, 305 S.E. Eighth, College Place, Wn., Gcppert, Kathleen, 10359 5.15. Martin, Portland 66, Ore., 207 207 Giese, Kenneth, 804 Maple Ave., Ukiah, Calif. Gift, Marion, Z6 S.W. Davis, College Place, Wn., 207 Gildcrsleeve. Heather, Uoxwell Camp, Smith Inlet, l3.C., 207 Gimhel, Glenda, Beiseker, Alberta, 152 Glantz, Rodney, 31 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn. Goff, Clarence, 20715 N.E. A St., College Place, 168 Goff, Mary. 207W N.E. A St., College Place, W Wn., n. Golden, Roy, Vets Apt. No. 14, College Place, Wn., 184 Gonzalez, Ramon, 6520-17th Ave., N.W., Seattle, Wn., 207 Goodman, Barbara, 2707 Swan Ave., Yakima, Wn., Gordon, Pat, P.O. Box 117, Troy, ldaho, 207 Goss, Estyn. 408 S.E. Larch, College Place, Wn. .152 Goyne, Lynn, Vets. Apts. No. 20, College Place, Wn., 163 Graham, Duane, Rt. 2, Box 171, Battle Ground, Wn., 169 Graham, Marjorie, Rt. 2, Box 171, Battle Ground, 207 Wn., Graves, Naomi, 311 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 152 Gray, Hugh, Rt. 2, Box 155, Grandview, Wn.. 152 Grayson, Patricia, 3110 Turner Road, Salem, Ore. Greable, Janet, 937 E. Alder, Walla Walla, Wn. Grcbey, Mildred, 225 N.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Green, Rodney, 31313. Davis St., Napa, Calif., 207 Greenlee, Lynn, 1124 Alvarado Terrace, Walla Walla, Wn., 169 Greet, Bonita, 'l'en Sleep, Wyoming, 207 Grefshcim, Orris, 1351 University, Walla Walla, Wn ., 207 Grenberg, Raylene, 7600 Scenic St., Fair Oaks, Calif., 207 Griffin, Joyce. Rt. 1, liox 517, Crescent City, Calif., 208 Grimes, Phyllis. 6 S.W. First, College Place, Wn. Grimes. Wayne, 6 S.W. First. College Place, Wn. Grindley, James, 1113 S.E. Ash, College Place. Wn., 184 Griner, Philip, Rt. 1, Box 95, Cataldo. ldaho. 208 Grisham, James. Rt. 2, Box 352, Portland 10, Ore., Haasc, Larry, 2233 Tamy Lane. Santa Ana, Calif., Haines, Shirley, Rt. 1, Yamhill, Ore., 208 152 169 Hagan, Leon. 31350 Alta Vista Drive, Redlands, Calif., 4 Hale, Janice, 219 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn.. 162 Hall. glecelia, 900 Division, Box 1043, Kellogg, ldaho, 6 Hall, Marjorie, 2200 Bedford Road, Orlando, Fla., 152 Halleson. Larry, 264-40-132 Ave., S.E., Kent, Wn., 208 Halsey. Patricia, 476 E. Cedar, Hillsboro. Ore.. 152 Halvorson, Midge, 518 W. Second, Reno, Nev., 208 Hamilton, Carolyn. 4518 Shirley St.. Boise, lda., 184 Hamilton, Dera, 1701 Monroe Ave., Boise, lda., 208 Hatha!-Tah, Karoepaten 20, Malong, E. Java, lndoncsia, 1 Hanrg?y, Charles, 30 N.E. D St., College Plaec, Wn., 1 . Hanley. Dale, 317 S.E. 8th, College Place, Wn., 153 Hann, Lina, 696 W. 23 Ave.. Eugene, Ore., 208 Hanna, Elias, 504 N. Bellevue. Walla Walla, Wn., 153 Hansen, Albert, 12 S.W. Clay, College Place. Wn. Hansen, Niedean. Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wn. Hanson, Lloyd, Wains Road, Sidney, B. C., 153 Hanson, Margie, 177 Winema Way, Medford, Orc., 169 H8ff?ff?0n- 1-'30YN1l l. 115W S.W. 4th, College Place, Wn.. L Hara-Sion, Marilyn, 115W S.W. 4th, College Place, Wn.. Harln,Hl,112W.Wh't ,cllfr P1 . g H Harlllln. Hllirve Rt. 1 llmufl 0 we Me Wn' In y. . oust, lda., 208 Hardin. Raleigh, Rt. 2. Box 47, Walla Walla, Wn. 169 Hardy. Ana-. 3120 Mt. Pleasant lm., Kelso, Wn., 153 Hare. Mary. 119 E. Whitman. College Place, Wn., 163 William. 184-3 Celestia Dr., Walla Walla. Wn. Harper. Hurrah, Alan. 7417 S. ll6th, Seattle 88, Wn. Heath, Glenn, 2654 N. Maple, Spokane, Wn., 185 Heath, Lynn, 2654- N. Maple, bpokane, Wn., 185 Heaton, bhirley, 4026 Pacific Ave., Tacoma 8, Wn., 185 Heckart, listher, 373 N.W. hherman, Sheridan, Ore., 209 1-tetlel, Pat, Rt. 1, Meridian, ltla. Heid, Hill, Rt. 2, Box 197, Vale, Ore., 209 Heid, Fred, 523 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 154 Heidinger, Sharron, 414 W. Jackson St., llillsboro, Ore., 209 Heintz, Warren, P.O. Box 1141, College Place, Wn.. 154 llellerund, Ruth, 15900 Manor Way, Alderwood Manor, Wn., 209 Hellie, Paul. Box 294, College Place, Wn. Hempstead, Carolyn, 714 5.15. Date, College Place, Wn. Henderson, Betty, 16 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 209 Henderson, Dan, White Salmon, Wn., 209 Henderson, Robert A., liox 132. Pacific City, Oregon, 185 Henderson, Robert ll., Star lit., liox 1. Leavenworth. Wn., 185 Henrickson, Heather, Ht. 2, llox 185-A, listacada, Ore.. 209 Hendrickson, Marvin, 105 S.E. 3rd, College Place. Wn., 185 Henkes, Marvin, 202 S. Palonse, Walla Walla. Wn. Hensel, Art, Heron Lake, Minnesota, 169 Herbert, Dick, Jr., 4408 Mayapan Dr.. 1.aMz-sa, Calif., 169 Hetke, Elsworlh, R. Rt. 5, Kelowna. ll. C., 154 Heubach, Jeannie, 224 S.E. 2nd.. College Place. Wn., 185 Hiebert, Dylene, Box 411. Wrangell. Alaska Higashi, Joyce. P. O. llox 145. Wailuku. Maui. Hawaii, Higgins. Harold, 27 S.W. 6th, College Place. Wn. Hilde, Fay, 4953 Strong, Arlington. Calif., 169 Hilde, Jack, lit. 1. Sedro-Woolley, Wn., 185 Hilde, James, llox 252, Clearlake. Wn., 209 Hill, George, llox 223, College Place, Wn. Hill, Walterrene, 2229 Hughes, Pt. Worth, Texas, 169 Hincr, Jerry, 704- S.E. Dale. College Place, Wn., 185 Hines, Connetta. 414 4th. College Place, Wn., 209 Hinger, William, 123 Mt. View Dr., College Place, Wn., 169 1-linger, Sharon, Pettibone, North Dakota. 209 Hixson, Kathy, 44-1 S.E. 5th, College Place, Wn. Hodgkin, John, 725 S. Maple, Spokane. Wn.. 170 1-loc, Raymond, Vets. Apts. No. 12. College Place, Wn.. 170 Hoffman, Marlyn. Rt. 3. llox 461, Coeur d'Alene. ldalto, 170 Hoffman, Russell. 707 S.E. llirch. College Place. Wn.. 154 Hogarty, Donald, 112 Davis. College Place, Wn. Hoggalt, Deloris, 2118 S.E. 11th Ave., Portland. Ore. Hohman. Delno, llox 1086, liandon. Oregon, 154 Hollenheck, David, Trout Lake. Wn.. 170 Holloway, Lois, lit. 2. llox 94. Gaston, Oregon, 209 Holm. Gene. Rt. 1. llox 415. Sutherlin. Oregon, 185 Holman, Lizabeth. 1-lol Springs. Montana. 210 Hood. Howell. 221 N.E. A Sl.. College Place. Wn.. 170 Hoover. Marlanfl. 395 N. Gould Sl.. Coquille, Ore., 210 Hopke, Delbert. 813 Murdock St., Sedro-Woolley, Wn. Hopper, Rita. 112 S.W. Davis. College Place, Wn., 163 Horner, Janice, 412 College Ave.. College Place, Wn.. 210 Houtrouw. Linda, 1601 Johnston. Richland. Wn., 210 Hoyt, Leslie, 122 S.W. 9th. College Place, Wn.. 210 Hubbard. Dean. P.O. flux 984. Kiona. Wn., 185 Hubbard, Reuben, Vets. Apts. No. 17, College Place. Wn., 154 Huether. Donavon. Sittner Hall. 185 Huff. Dora. 925 College Ave.. College Place, Wn. Husel. Charles, 13870 Ravine Dr.. Edmonton. Alberta Hutson, Reitha. 420 S.E. Hillcrest. College Place, Wn.. 210 ' 170 Hyland, Verne, lit. 2. llox 401. Grants lass, Ore.. Ingram. Welton. 204 S.E. 8th College Place. Wn. lngram, Wilbur. Rt. 1. llox 4911. Chehalis. Wn., 210 lnoue, Ann, 1714-31st Ave.. Seattle 22. Wn. lnoue. Lois. 1714-31st Ave.. Seattle 22, Wn., 154 Isaacs. Ron. 501 S.W. 20th. Pendleton. Ore., 210 Jacobson, Arvid. 530 S.W. 4th. College Place, Wn.. 170 Jacobson. Joanne. Rt. 2. Box 375. Moses Lake, Wn. Javanmardi. Cholam. Shiraz. Furs. lran Jefferies, Donald. 215 S.E. 6th. College Place. Wn.. 170 .lennings. Guinevere. 410 S.W. 'l8th. Pendleton. Ore.. 210 Jensen. 210 Evelyn. M.11. 2. 949 E St.. Sweet Home. Ore.- Jensen. Knut. Huittelolts. Cl. 24, Oslo. Norway Jensen, Marie Anne, Box 192, Ketchikan, Alaska, 210 Jensen. Patricia, 111 N.E. 59th, Portland, Ore. Jepson, Lyle, Rt. 2, Box 2064, Wenatchee, Wn., 186 Jewkes, Uayle, 619 S.W. 2nd. College Place, Wn., 155 Jcwkes, Jeanette, 3920 Cadhoro Bay Rd., Victoria. B.C- Johanson, Lawrence, Sittner Hall, College Place, Wn.. 170 Johanson, Harrell. Lf-f. 2793 Harris st., Eugene, org., 203 Harris. Donna. 428 S.E. Date, College Place, Wn. 208 Harris, Luther, Box 267. College Place. Wn., 169 1 Harris, Owen, 114- W. Moodie St., Ft. William. Ontario Harris. Paul, 504 S.E. Birch. College Place. Wn 153 Harris. Waneta. llox 267, College Place. Wn.. 154 Hart. Patricia, Rt. 1. Troy, lda., 208 Ruth, Sittnex Hall, College Place. Wn-t 210 Joergenson, David, 696 Glen Ave., Glendale 6, Calif., 210 Jane, 2309 E. 5th, National City, Calif., 210 Johlman, Johgfim, Ardelle, 513 lst. St., N.W. Minot, N. Dakota' Hartley, Ginny, Rt. 2. B 233. W ll W Haskell. John. sooo Lake lim. Blvd. asf, S.-Zilla wi. Hasse. Larrv. 704- Date St.. College Place, Wn ll Hatgisgway. Donald. 113 S.W. 8th. College Plackv Wn.- gath-y.lMFriB 72? i.3g54lHlJavtori. Wn.. 154 attenr or. ary. I awkeve, Tl - ' ' mwtlwf...-. Fav.-. at. 1. nm. 269. Aul11ft?rillC1Vinah208208 nuyttt-...1.0ur.-Nazis S.W.1.t..c0tt.t.t.-Pt...-.- W.. W, Hayes. Fred. Rt. 3. Box 70. Olympia. Wn.. N 1 Hayes, Dawn, 426 S.E. 4th., College Place, Wn. 184 1-taynes, Connie, 407 S.E. 8th, Grants Pass, Ure. 208 Hays, Uarrytl, 108 S.W. 9th, College Place, Wn 209 Hays, Vada, 5841 5th Ave., N., Great Falls Montq 209 Healey, Donald, 5 N. College Ave.. College, Place,-,Wn. Johnson, Betty, 11186 San Mateo Dr., Loma Linllllv Calif., 186 Johnson, Bruce, 901 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Johnson, Carol, Rt. 4. Box 17. Hood River, Ore.. 186 Johnson, Clair, P.O. Box 512, Hermiston, Ore., 211 Johnson, Donald. Box 309. Northport. Wn. Johnson, Edryn, Rt. 2, Box 209, Hillsboro, Ore.. 211 Johnson, Esther, 209 S.E. 6th lllox 10411 . College Plavfv Wn., 186 Johnson, Frances, 5905 Kirkwood Place. Seattle. Wn., 211 Johnson, Geraldine, 8238 15th N.E.. Seattle. Wn., 186 Johnson. Glynna, 1523 Orchard Ave., Grand Jllncllon' Colorado D Johnson, Place, Johnson. Howard, 209 6th St. tliox 10411. College Wn., 155 11 Leslie. 824 S.W. 15th. Pendleton. Ore.. 2 .lohnson Johnson .lohnson ,lohnson . Lyle. Rt. 1. llox 170. Walla Walla. Wn.. 186 . Rand. Rl. 4. Box 157-e, Eugene, Ore., 163 Thelma Ferdinand Idaho 211 I Bill. 1523 Orchard Ave., Giand Junction, Colo. Johnston. Hazel. Rt. 1. Box 32, Sandy, Orc., 211 Johnstone, Florence, R.R. No. 3, Armstrong, B. C. 186 Jones, John. 207 N.E. A St., College Place, Wn., 186 .lurgenst-n, David, Rt. 1, llox 833, Astoria, Ore., 170 ,lnstt-sen, ,Ierotnt-. 525 Van Norman St., Port Authur, Ontario, 170 Kaek, Don, Rt. 2. Conrad, Mont.. 211 Kahler, Kahler. Evelyn, 808 Mill Ave. N.E.. Brainerd, Minn. Kenneth, Pendleton, Orc. Kaiser, Vernon, 104 S.W. 10th, College Place, Wn., 155 Kam, Yuk Heen, 759 Ahuwalc St., Honolulu 16, Hawaii Kannenberg, Richard, Beach, North Dakota, 186 Kast, Bill, 818 lvy, Missoula, Montana, 186 Katsuren, Roy, 948 Akepo Lane, Honolulu, Hawaii, 211 Kattenhorn, Anne, Box 818, Powell, Wyoming, 186 Kay, Ernest, 503 S.W. 7th, College Place, Wn., 171 Kearhey, Robert. Rt. 4, Bozeman, Mont., 211 Keightley, Marilyn, Route 1, Box 203, Amity, Oregon Kelln, Kenneth, 318 Ave. A , Everett, Wn., 171 Kellogg, Barry. 716 East Logan, Caldwell, ldaho, 211 Kellogg, David, 716 East Logan, Caldwell, ldaho, 155 Kelm, Leroy, 928 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Kempton, Priscilla, Box 398, Terry, Montana, 186 Kennedy, Maragaret. Lakeside, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia, 155 Kinder, Bethine, Kettle Falls, Wn., 211 King, Eva Jane, 1633 Vinewood, Fort Worth, Texas, 187 King, Gerald, 1633 Vinewood. Ft. Worth, Texas, 171 King, Leslie, Box 2025, College Place, Wn. Kingman, Robert, 245 Broadway, Bend, Orc., 171 Kinnear, Theodore, 7429 N.E. Fretnont, Portland, Ore., 211 Kirhy, Juanita, 1106 L St. S.E., Auburn, Wn., 211 Kirk. Lois, Rt. 1. Box 109, E. Stanwood, Wn., 171 Kivett, Maurice. 20 S.W. 4th, College Place, Wn., 187 Kivett, Myrna, 20 S.W. Fourth, College Place, Wn. Klein, Gordon, Box 181, College Place, Wn. Klein, Florence, 1012 College Ave., College Place, Wn. Kliggenberg, Velda. General Delivery, Wheatland, Calif., 1 Kloeko, Joyce. Weimer Trailer Court, College Place, Wn., 171 Kloplcp, Roy. Weimer Trailer Court. College Place, Wn., Klouse, Glenda, 26504 30th Ave., South, Kent, Wn., 212 Knecht, Bernath. 321 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Knecht, Eleanor, 321 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Kneller, Murvin, Rural Rt. 2, Kelowna, B.C., 187 Knight, Frank. 2228 16th Ave., Forest Grove, Ore. Koch, Sharon Irene. Rt. 1, Paul, Idaho Koch. Sharon Lynn. 814 W. 14th St., Medford, Ore., 212 Kohoutek, Robert, Box, 47, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wn., 212 KONE. .10nathan, cfo Custom House, Jesselton, North Borneo, 187 Konzelman. Carol, Rt. 2. Box 163, McMinnville, Ore., 187 Konzelman. Lillian, Rt. 2 Box 163. McMinnville, Ore.. 212 Kopfer. Charlotte. 13323 SE. Linden Lane. Portland 22, Ore., 212 Kosuwanpipat, Suvit, 1218 Songwad Road. 138111514019 Thailand, 212 Kott, Kay, 426 Coutin Lane, Glendale, Calif., 187 Kozachenko, Lilian, 619-B S.W. Second, College Place, Wn. Kozachenko, Nicholas, 619-B S.W. Second, College Plaec, Wn., 163 Krieger, Don, 1040 Eldora Lane, Billings, Mont., 171 Kromminga, Alfred, Rt. 2, Prosser, Wn., 155 Kronnninga, William, Vets Apt. No. 21, College Place, Wn., 155 Kromrei, Stanley, 125 S.W. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Krug, Bob, 204 S.E. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Kruger, Solomon, 102 N.E. D St., College Place, Wn., 163 Kuhn, Levi, Rural Rt. No. 5, Kelowna, B.C., 171 Kunan, Ronald, 29 S.W. Fifth, College Place, Wn. Kurtz, Alvin, 112 N.W. Whitman, College Place, Wn. Kurtz, Larry, Vets Apt. No. 19 lBox 11321, College Place, Wn., 166 Kutzner, Waldemar, Vets Apt. No. 49, College Place, Wn., 171 Kyle, Bill, 318 S.E. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 212 Lacy, Kenneth, 4008 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, Ariz., 212 Ladd, Kenneth, 1411 Seventh Ave., Lewiston, ldaho, 171 Ladd, Robert, 1411 Seventh Ave., Lewiston, ldaho, 171 Lambert, Barnell, 356 Ouroy, Grand Junction, Colo., 212 Lambert, Lewis, Rt. 2, Gaston, Ore. Landers, Lealand, 11 E. Flora, Stockton, Calif., 171 Landecn, William, Jr., 103 S.W. 12th, College Place, Wn. Lane, Barbara, Rt. 3, Deer Park, Wn Lane, Rustin, 150 Dee Vek Drive, Grand Junction, Colo., 212 Lang, Bernie, 1618 S. Ninth, Tacoma 15, Wn., 171 Lang, Orville, 806 S.E. Date, College Place, Wn., 187 Larrnbee, Gary, 911 Vista, Lewiston, Idaho Larrabec, Jerry, 911 Vista, Lewiston, Idaho Larson, Hal, Route 1, Walla Walla, Wn. Lashier, Lorraine, 1317 N,E. 51st, Portland. Ore., 212 Layman, Verlyn, Box 2063, College Place, Wn., 171 Lee, Henry, 115 S.E. Ninth, College Place, Wn., 212 Lee, Otis, Rt. 1, Box 7094, Castle Rock, Wn., 212 Lefore, Maurice, Rt. 1, Box 168, Milton-Frcewater, Ore. Leiske, Evonne, 204 N.E. A Street, College Place, Wn. 187 Leiske, Larry, 204 N.E. A Street, College Place, Wn., Lent, Dale, 403 S.E. Third, College Place, Wn. Leslie, Lester, P.O. Box 174, Startup, Wn., 212 Lester, Eileen, 11961 Albers St., North Hollywood, Calif., 172 Lewis, Charles, 31116 S.E. Eighth, College Place, Wn. Lewis, Delbert, 1947 E. N St., Grants Pass, Ore., 212 Lewis, Louise, 517 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 187 Lewis, Mary Anne, 229 Portola Court, Los Altos, Calif., 187 Licvsay, Goldie, 1224 Central Ave., College Place, Wn. Lindsay, Philip, 203 N.E. A St., College Place, Wn., 156 Lindstrom, Larry, 7936 S.E. Salmon, Portland, Orc. Livingston, Donna, 10942 San Bernardino, Loma Linda, Calif., 187 Lockwood, Lana, Ardenvoir, Wn. Loeks, Gerald, 500 N. Water, Silverton, Ore., 213 Lofthouse, Ted, 1114 S.E. Birch. College Place, Wn., 156 Logan Marie, Rt. 3, Nampa, ldaho, 213 Lognnbill, Dean, 3926 River Road, North, Salem, Ore., 213 Long, Vernon, 2104 E. Longfellow, Spokane, Wn., 213 Loomer, Don, 5 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 213 Loomer, Edna. 5 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 188 Loop, Virginia, Rt. 3, Box 386-A, Caldwell, ldaho, 213 Lopp, Dolwrt, Box 278, Somers Mont., 213 Lorenson Marian, Box 22, Lindbergh, Alberta, 213 Lorenson, Reuben, College Heights. Alberta, 188 Lorenz, Kay, 416 Audubon, Moses Lake. Wn., 213 Lorren, Larry, 1100 S.W. Hailey, Pendleton, Ore.. 188 Lorren, Linda, 910 S.W. Goodwill Ave., Pendleton, Ore., l.0S0?'l3MUTll1H, 19 N.E. C St-. C0111-as 131800, WU- Love, Sandra. Box 536, Toppenish, Wn., 213 I Low, Cheh Nam, 17 Oxley Road, Singapore 9. Singapore Lowe, Marian, Rt. 3, Box 223, Cheltalis, Wn., 172 Lucas, Linda. Rt. 1, Box 124. Bridger, Mont., 213 Lngenbeal, Bill. Rt. 2. Sunnyside, Wn.. 213 I Lui-ek. Clara, 2120 Willow St.. Caldwell, ldaho, 213 Lund, Jack. 37 N. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 214 Lnke. Aubrey. 376 N.W. D St.. tllox 5331 College ' - n.. 188 ttikrglalliierlirrt. Box 1045, Grand Junction. C010-. 213 liungz Donald. 102 S.W. Fifth, College Place, Wn. Lutz. Alvin. 637 S.E. Eighth, College Place. Wn.. 172 Lyons, Joan, 228 Sumner Ave., Sumner, Wn. MacDonald, Gordon, 4244- Fraser, Vancouver, B.C., 214 McAlexander, Merilyn, Box 263, Granger, Wn., 214 Mcliroom, Ronald, 25175 Starr St., Loma Linda, Calif., 188 MeCannnen, Rosella, Korbel, Calif., 188 N V McClain, Mary, 44-3 Washington St., Walla Walla, Wn., 188 McCorkle, James, Vets. Apts. No. 3, College Place, Wn., 214 Malfoy, Nadine, llox 101. Newcastle, Wylo., 156 MqCnlley. George, Box 4-35, Alturas, Calif.. 214 Mellaniel, Wayne, Ennis, Mont., 188 McDonald, Allen, Box 624, l1t'tlltl.1f2l'tL., 188 McDougal. Betty, 1259 Lawrence St., Eugene, Ore.. 188 Mellow, Donna. Rt. 6. Spokmw. WH- l Mt-Dow. Ted. 1220 E. Main, Hillsboro. Ore.. 214 Melidwards, Eugene. Vets. Apt. No. 45. C011l'tlC 11111013 W .. 214 MeGaI:tgln'y. Lois, 322 S.W. First. C0111'2t' I'1wf1'- WW- 138 MeGaughey. Kenneth. 322 S.W. First. C011l't1t' 1'lHl't'- Wn., 214 McGinnis. Elherta, New Bridge. Ore., 156 McGinnis, Larry, New Bridge, Oregon, 189 McHenry, Nola, Rt. 4, Bozeman, Mont.. 214 Mclntire, lsahelle, 610 Newell, Walla Walla. Wn. McKay, Lorne, 17 E. Whittnan Drive. College Place, Wn. McKenzie. Linda, General Delivery, Riggins, ldaho, 214 McNaney, Arlyn. Box 253. College Place, Wn., 156 MeNaney. James. Box 253, College Place, Wn.. 172 McNaughton, William, 1607 4-3rd Ave., Vernon, ll.C., 214 MeNiel, Frank, Upper Columbia Academy. Spangle, Wn., 189 Mclxlggl, Oran, Upper Columbia Academy, Spangle, Wn.. McRae, Ray, 111 S.E. Sixth, College Place, Wn. Machado. Nerita, Box 168-A, Captain Cook. Kona. Hawaii Machlan, Richard, 121 S.E. 49th, Portland, Ore., 189 Magboo, Estrellita, Box 127, Agana, Guam Magboo, Jose, ,lr., Box 127, Agana. Guam Magboo, Leticia, Box 127, Agana, Guam Magnussen, Larry, 7535 Hegra Road, Tacoma, Wn., 172 Maher, Peter, 7483 N. Olin, Portland, Ore., 189 Mahn, Louis, 2807 Washington St.. Wilmington. North Carolina, 172 Mahurin, Lesta, Rt. 3, llox 34-B, Tillamook, Ore. Mandigo, David, Box 115, Dixie, Wn., 214 Mandzyik, Samuel, Rural Rt. No. 5, Kelowna, B.C., 214 Manley, Oran, Box 586, College Place, Wn., 156 Manson. Jack, 1008 Bonnie Brae, Walla Walla, Wn., 214 Manuel, John. 381 N. Riverside, Rialto, Calif., 214 Manullang, Wellington, Naripan 63, Bandung, Java, Indonesia. 156 ' Mawr, Donald, 511 W. Whitman Drive, College Place, n. Marsh, Ernestine, Rt. 1, Box 850, Astoria, Ore. Magshall, Lawrence, Rt. 2, Box 259, Battle Ground Wn., 15 Martin. Connie, Rt. 1, Caldwell, Idaho Norman, 9339 S.E. Francis, Portland, Ore., 215 Richard, 237 Mt. View Drive, College Place, Martin, Martin, Wn.. 215 Martirossian, Robin. Box 1004. College Place, Wn. Massey, Harold, Vets Apt. No. 2. College Place, Wn., 189 Massey, Richard, Vets. Apt. No. 6, College Place. Wn.. 189 Mathews, Ross, 206 W. Whitman Drive. College Place, Wn., 189 Mathison, Wellington, 707 SE. Birch, College Place, Wn.. 172 Matson, Victor, 429W S.W. Second, College Place. Wn., 215 Matte-rand, Verna, Rt. 4, Box 357,-Mt. Vernon. Wn., 189 Matthews, Lou, 214 S.W. Second. Milton-Freewater, Ore. Matthews, Richard, 3635 N.E. 61st. Portland, Ore. Maghews. Robert, 214 S.W. Second, Milton-Freewater. re. Matthews. Thomas, Rt. 1, Box 171, Walla Walla. Wn. Mattison, Ellen, 28 S.W. Fifth, College Place. Wn.. 162 Mattison, Reginald. 28 S.W. Fifth, College Place. Wn. Maxwell, Burton, 420 Mare. Stockton. Calif. Mayberry, Georgia, 2213 Hazel Ave.. Salem. Ore.. 215 Mayn, Bonnie. 9842 Pradera. Pamona. Calif. Maynez. Richard. 86 Star Way. Mountain View. Calif. Mead, Katherine, 2625 Encino, Bakersfield, Calif. Means. Kay. Box 345, Endicott. Wn.. 189 Meebalke. Don. Box 1095. Greeley. Colo.. 189 Medlnek Harlon. 226 W. Whitman Drive. College Place. Wn.. 189 Mehrer. Dora, 610 E. Third. Grandview, Wn. Meier, Delane, Tuttle, N. Dak. WEEE Df'1m0l1. Rf- 3. BOX 126, Milton-Freewaler, Ore., Merklin, Larry, 119 S.W. Sixth, Coll f' P1 -- W ivicm, L.-tiny, at. 2, nm. 374-A, 1.011111 1:1152 D 11tlI'1cS1u'i Wilpia, Box 852, Monroe, Wn., 189 ic le . f a, 10704 N.E. W f ,P ' . Mint., nail, Marten., c..1if.y1'um 0r'lm l 20' Ont 215 11411123 Bette, 407 S, Cgllggp Away Collvgl, placv, Wil. Miller, Bill, 909 S. C ll : I- A C I1 -.H P1 .. Milliir, James, 225 S.W.lSlxtltV1Box010811, 11181111-29111113211 n. ' Miller. ,lo Anne, Route 3, Box 24, C ll ell I I l 114111218 Joyce, 134 Scenic View l1rive.Tfhll:-gd lfltlelil Wn,, MU193 Ronahl. 508 s. coitvgt- Ave., czott.-gt. im...-, w,.,, Miller, Sheryl, 15154 E. B fl- P t. t ., lwillipr, sl..-at iz...-, ooo s.u6llii.i,lI- A'1li.,'2i.,'11f2Q n. ' Miller, Theodore, Box 102 Colleg- Pl w- W lggittef- Wayne. 315 WW. with-1-. Walla Wiliiti, Wlif. Mtnxsallnl' lcgrrg-nee, 630 S.l1.. Date tBox 711. College Place, inor, James. 9079 N. I-1 tt .x 5 k, ,u W Mitchell, Eugene, Vets Allilli N36-.nil-4-, t1lg,'.',,2gir-ll, Mttivln-ll, Maurice. 515 S.W. Bade. Collt-.rp 111.,,.,.'W,,' 1,6 P' '- ' u un Mohsggad. Dick. Rt. 2. Box 148, Coeur d'Alene, ldaho, Monlgotnery, Churletta. Box 704 White iqlmm, W 21' Moody, Lloyd. 7 rat.. c..ii.-at m,,,.,, Wg. 123, ' Moomswtttrtrt. 24. N.t'I. eh st.. 12011.-ge ill...-rf, tv... 172 MOOD. Gary. 173 Larkspur Loop. Eugene. Ore.. 157 MU'-ltilk Mtllfk. Vets Apt. No. 18, College Place. XVI1., 172 00113 Floyd. Rt. 2, Box 226, Walla Walla, Wn., 190 Moraifi flfJary.IRtigi Slputaroy. Wn.. 215 OYYI. onar. I ,C,1I'--l.Ctl.,,Ji,, A ,- Morrtf., 1.-niilhh RL ly Rox 2:m,::'Zitsg:0lt1.ttt. Wn., 1.11 M0t'l'tS, Philip, Box 54, Lawai, Kauai. llawaii 190 MOITIS. Sarena, Rt. 4. Box 36, Caldwell. lttnllz, 215 Morrow. Darlene. 517 Alberts. Mt-dfm-,t. UWM '215 lllounee. Don, 215 23rd, Milwaukie 22, Oregon. 172 Mulder. Stanley, llox 2031, College Place, Wn. Mumlt. Gary. Rt. 6. llox 74, Yakima, Wn. Munroe. Colleen, No. 9 Mt. llaker Apts., llellingham, Wn., 216 Murdoch, Malcolm, 21 N.E. Ash. lliox 10771, College Place, Wn., 173 Murray. Donn. 32 S.W. Nintlt. College Place. Wn., 190 Musten. Patrieia. llox 264, Ritzville. Wn., 190 Myers, llernie, 224 S.W. Sixth lllox 20511, College Place, Wn., 173 Myers, lloh. 1720 Chestnut, linker. Ore., 173 Myers, Gloria. 11528 Lewis River Road, Ariel. Wn., 190 Myers. Kenneth, 116 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 173 Nag:-le, Marilyn, 615 S.W. Ninth. Pemlleton, Ore., 190 Nally, Della, 317 E, Cherry, Walla Walla, Wn., 190 Nash, Ca1'ol, 1412 lllaek Court, Richland, Wn., 216 Nation s. Robert, Rt. 4, llox 181. Grants Pass. Ore., 216 Nawalkowski. Elsie, Rackham, Manitoba, 173 Negryeh. Wes, 204 S.E. Eighth. College Place, Wn., 173 Nelson, Donna, 219 S.W. Sixth. College Place, Wn., 162 Nelson, Holly, 616 S. College Ave., College Place. Wn., 173 Nelson, lvan, 219 S.W. Sixth, College Place, Wn.. 162 Nelson, Jess. Rt. 2, llox 130, Gaston, Ore., 216 Nelson, Lynette, 548 W. Elm St., Roseburg, Ore., 216 Nelson, Sidney. 616 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 173 Neugehauer. Jerry. 1110 llammonton Road, Marysville, Calif.. 216 Nightingale. Martha, 313 N. llellevue. Walla Walla, Wn.. 190 Noble, Gloria. 2212 Tinkle. Richland. Wn. Noland. Carter, 2430 W. Mission, Spokane. Wn.. 173 Norman, Robert, Rt. 3, llox 409. Enumclaw, Wn.. 216 Norris, Ann, Cheshire. Ore.. 190 Norwood. Toni. 706 Glen Ave., Glendale 6, Calif., 216 Nosler. Peter. 3535 S.W. llaneroft. Portland. Ore., 216 Null. Charles, 21 SAV. 1'iigllth. College Plaee, Wn.. 163 Ntttley, llelen. Kennewick. Wu. Nystrom. Lois. 43 N.E. Ash. Colletlt' l'li1l't'- WW- lol Nygll-mn, Paul, A3 N.E. Aslt. College Place. Wn.. 173 0.-hs. Fair. 135 lmiumeadnw. Los Gatos. Calif.. 191 fynav. R,,l,,.,-lb IH SI-1, Ninth, College Place. Wn., 191 O'Gara, Lorin. 22 S.W. Sixth. Miltnn'Freewater Ore. 0q,l,.n, Susan. 605 S. 118111. Taeonia 4-4. Wn.. 216 Olsen. Wanda, 23 E. Whitman Drive. College Plaee. Wn. Olson. lleverly, 1424 D1-la Vines. Santa Barbara. 191. Olson, Kenneth, 400 Elliott, Wenatcltee, Wn., 216 Ontko, Joseph, 108 N.E. D St., College Place, Wn 1 Opp, Weldon, 6715 N.E. 56th, Vancouver, Wn., 173 Osborne Ena Rt. 2 Kamiah, ldalto, 173 Osborne, Linda, 602 S. Ninth, Yakima, Wn., 216 158 Ontko, Elwina, 108 N.E. D St., College Place, Wn., 157 W Ostenberg David, llox 948, Brookings, Ore., 216 Oswalc l, George, Rt. 3, Box 28, Bryant Ave., alla Walla, Wn. Oury, James, 1356 University, Walla Walla, Wn. Owen, Herbert, 116 W. Whitman Drive, College Place, Wn., 191 ' Packard, Judith, 1124 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 216 Paddock, Sharon, 2222 Wyue, Missoula, Mont. Page, Ann, 505 Maxwell, Boulder, Colo., 173 Page, Denis, Everett, Wn., 216 Park, James, 4218 N.E. 74tlt, Portland, Ore., 157 Parks, David, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wn., 174 Parks, Dennis, 427 S.E. liireh, College Place, Wn. Parks, Elaine, 28 S.W. Evans, College Place, Wn., 174 Parks. Geraldine, 427 S.E. Birch, College Place, Wn. Parks, Perry, 28 S.W. Evans, College Place, Wn., 174 Parks. Phillip, 212 W. Whitman, College Place, Wn. Parks, Ruth, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wn., 217 Parks, Ted, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wn., 174 Pashniak, Daniel, 205 Woodland Ave., Walla Walla, Wn., 157 Patchen. Gloria, 1017 Cornell St., Wenatchee, Wn., 217 Patterson, Gary, 81716 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 157 Paul, Cora, Pine Point, Charlevoix, Mich., 157 Paulson, llernadine. 2008 N.E. Airport Road, Roseburg, Ore., 174 Paulson, l1everly, llox 286, Ashland, Ore., 191 Paulson, Burnell, Vets Apt. No. 43, College Place, Wn., 157 Paulson, Donald, Rt. 1. Box 73-H. Carlton, Ore. Peelmaneo, Doris, cfo P.O. llox 401, Manila, Philippines, Peckhant, Louie, 5150 Swegle Road, Salem, Ore., 217 Pellens. Eillene, 822 Church St., Sandpoint, ldaho Pe-llow, Grace, Nine Mile Falls, Wn., 217 Pence, Jo Ann. 2275 Electric Ave., Salem, Ore., 158 Pendleton, Gerald, Vets Apt. No. 48, College Place, Wn. Perry, Leona, 145 Conard llall, College Place, Wn., 191 Perry, Morey, West 3507 Walton Ave., Spokane, Wn., 191 Perry, Ruth, 368 W. Poppyfield Drive, Altadena, Calif.. 191 Perry. Dale, Rt. 1, llox 507, llend. Ore. Pt-ster, Carol, 5217 M , Tacoma. Wn.. 217 Peterkort, Sally, 10025 S.W. llarnes, Portland, Ore., 191 Petersen, Diane, Rt. 1, llox 51, Cathlamet, Wn.. 191 Peterson. .- 1 , . , '. '- I 'll' ' ' Peterson, William, 110 S.W. Fifth, Apt. 5. College Place. Wn., 191 lton 1rd 714 SE Dal: Colle 1 Place Wn Petrock. Kermit. llox 97, Farmington, Wn. Plligenstofer. .loAnne, Fourth Norton, lzverett, Wn. Pflngrad, Chester, 230 N.E. D St., College PlfICf', WH-- 192 yifiugrutl, Wilfn-tt, 103 N.E. C st., C0111-ae Place. Wa- Phplps, Darlene, 178 Tltird St., ldaho Falls, ldalto Phillips, Dora, 2157 K St., Springheld. Ore., 217 phillips, James, 102818 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn. 'Nix 'sf -.,..-.-r-....,...s--,...,,..,.! Pierce, lleverly, Rt. 3, llox 79, Orland, Calif. Piety, David, 18 W. Whitman. College Place, Wn., 217 Piler Edith, Rt. 2, llox 212-A, Rattle Ground, Wn., 217 Piper, Delbert, Rt. 3, Caldwell, ldalto Pires, Virginia, 11 llutler Ave., East Taunton, Mass.. 162 Pitts, Charles, 15547 Densmore, Seattle 33, Wn.. 217 Pitzer, Jim, Rt. 1, llox 282, Sunnyside, Wn., 217 Plankenhorn Ron, 810 Grant St., Medford, Ore. Platner. Joan, Rt. 3, Box 133, Milton-Frei-water, Ore., 217 Pleitez, George. 27 Fourth, College Place, Wn. 158 Poiscl, Lyla. 114 S. Naches Ave., Wanato, Wn., 192 Polumsky, Donna, 1923 E, Alder, Walla Walla, Wn. Porter, Robert, 16 Hiatt St., Phillips, Texas, 192 Post, Marsha, 11421 E. Empire, Spokane, Wn., 192 Postnikoff. Rodney, Rural Rt. 1, lllaine Lake, Sask., 174 Potts, Doris, N. 4223 Lincoln, Spokane, Wn. Potts, Rita, Rt. 3, llox 153, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Pratanapipat. Prasit, 430 Suriwongse Road, Thailand Prave. Clyde, 206 Mountain View, College Place, Wn., 217 Bangkok. Price, Norman, 24 N.E. D St., College Place, Wn., 174 Prichard. James, 714 N. 100 St.. Seattle. Wn.. 158 Prusia, Charles, Rt, 1, Walla Walla. Wn., 192 Prusia, .loanne, Rt. 1. Walla Walla. Wn. lljurdv, bon-tta,R242 Acacia, Lodi, Calif., 217 urvis, ictor, t. 1, Box 13, '1' - ' I, W W 218 Pyke, Leland, Rt. 2, Box 104-A,t1.llzllllTGrounnd, Wn., 218 Pyke, Ted, Rt. 2, Box 104-A, llattlc Ground, Quackenbush, Merlynn, Trout Lake, Wn., 218 Quits? Ben, 225 W. Whitman Drive, College Place, Wn., Wn. Qualls, Frank, 26 S.W. First, College Place, Wn. Qualls, Kathryn, 223 S.E. Fourth, College Place Wn Radke, Gary, 224 N.E. 28th, Portland, Ore., 192 1 Rails? Roger, 11700 S.E. Clover Lane, Portland 66, Ore., Radomsky, Audrey, Box 10, Edherg, Alberta, 174 Radomsky, Lassia, Box 10, Edberg, Alberta, 174 Raetz, Emalena, Box 818, Powell, Wyo, Rafuse, Joye, General Delivery, Sidney, 1l.C, 192 Rambo, Pearl, 820 Whitman St., Walla Walla Wn Rees, cog? 15 N.w. Evans faox 10241, colit-ge iam n., ' Reel, Barbara, liox 505, Woodinville, Wn. 158 Rcigyr, Donald, 129 E. Whitman Drivc,'Col1ege Place 11. ' geid, lleverly, Prescott, Wn. eiswig, Gerald, Rt. 1, Wall W ll , W , 2 acgswgg, at-0, at. 1, Wannniii, aicif 2111 18 Retiyvtg, Ronald, 303 S.E. Fourth, College Place Wu 5 .. ., Remhold, M -rwy , 11 33, L-- - 1 Renzema. Rtiy, llgx 727, Pontl'iklyJwllll,r1l174-VH., 218 Renzi. Louis, Vt-1s Apt. No. 34, College place Wn 175 Reynolds, Carolyn, 7848 Cypress Road, Porllgml R Orin, 218 ' ' ' hoafs, Janice, 70f F'ftl A '. S l lgiciu 1ao11,NQl20 N.El 91st,l 1'dl:tla1lllltf9r5cr134Wn', 218 ic tart s, ary, 315 W. Kr .' , M '- Richards, Robert, 2107 S, Stllllilioull, DL?nI:,l5fu?:Z'loWgI8192 Richman, J. W., Rt. 1, Midland, Texas, 1711 1' Riddlespurger, Melvin. 220 W. 10th, Escondido C l'f Ril-dt-rer, Joella' 2215 First Ave., Ketchikan Alaska Ringering, Don, 903 E. Tenth, The Dalles 'Ore 218 Ringq-ring, Wesley, 830 5.15. Birch, Cgllcgcilzlavg W 111161111-, Lois, 2843 11.12. iozna, tfoaiamt 20 oi- 'lg Ritchie, 1101.1-ft, at. 2, wait wait, Wn 174, L '8 Roberts, Jack, Brownsville, Ore., 192 ii Rolitggs, Van, 105 E. Whitman Drive, College Place, Wn., Robins, Gwendolyn, 805 N. W I, S 1. , Robinson, Wendell, 2223 Mapl0oSt., lClilllh,?11L'l,ll71? lf- icoiiaon, ata, 27 sw. Evans, coli.-gc 111,05 ,ll '1'1f1 Robison, Lillian, 830 lloyer Ave., Walla Wnllgl WTI.. Roderick, Darlene, Rt. 2, llox 322-A, llattle Ground, Wn. 192 Rogers, lrwin, 206 W. Whitman Drive, College Place, Wn., 193 Rogers, Miriam, 208 S. Palouse, Walla Walla, Wn. Rood, Gary, 604 S.W. Fourth, College Place, Wn., Lary, Rt. 1, liox 527-A, Gresham Orc., 218 193 Rood, Rorabeck, Esther, 221 Sunny Drive, College Place, Wn., 218 Rosemark, Downey, llox 69, Winchester, Orc., 218 Ross, Judith, 1606 S.E. Elliott, Portland, Ore., 193 Rossen, Adele, 55 Marmoran St., St. Catharines, Ont., 193 Roup, Jeanne, Rt. 1, llox 371, Sequim, Wn., 219 Rouse, llarbara, llox 768, Great Falls, Mont., 175 Roy, Alice, 609 W. Whitman Drive, College Place, Wn. Royal, Clifton, 401 S.E. Third tllox 10871, College Place, Wn.. 163 Rudy, Carol, E. 7219 S, Riverway, Spokane, Wn., 193 Rudy, lngrid. 8409 Flower Ave., Takoma Park, Md., 163 Rudy, Jack, 215 llennett, Walla Walla, Wn. Rudy, Jean. 215 llennett, Walla Walla, Wn., 219 Ruley, Theresa. 1105 Swan Ave., Yakima. Wn., 219 Rumscy, Ray, 15 S. W. Ninth, College Place, Wn., 159 Rush, Judith, 519 S. Sixth, Pocatello, Idaho, 175 Russell, David, 904- S. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 193 Russell, Roger, 575 A St., 1.1-hanon, Ore., 159 Sack, Carol. 2830 W. Melvin, Phoenix, Arizona, 193 Saddler, James, Grasonville, Maryland, 163 Sample, Clyde, 4616 Niles Ave., Salem, Ore.. 219 Sanders, Norman, 9534 S.E. Yamhill, Portland, Ore. Santa Rita, Daniel, llox 1772, Manila, Philippine lslands Sargeant, Francis. 308 S. E. 2nd., College Place. Wn. Sarve, Robert, 402 S. E. Third, College Place, Wn., 175 Saxhy, Donna, 15 S. E. Birch, College Place, Wn., 175 Sayles, Sandy, 2930 S. E. llalfour. Portland 22, Ore., 219 Schuher. Stanley, 516 S. W. First, College Place, Wn. Schafer, Donald, College lfleights, Alberta, 159 Schafer, llerhert, College Heights, Alberta, 193 Schafl. Jackie, Rt. 1, Hardin, Mont., 219 Schaffer, Nancy. Rt., 4, Box 141, Hood River. Ore., 219 Sehereskv, Viola. llenedict. N. Dak. Schindler, Gloria, 23106-59th W., Mountlake Terrace, Wn., 193 Scltletiubcr, llonnie, 205 N.lL. C St., College Place, Wn., 193 Scltneuter, John, 2325 Lyle Court, San Leandro, Calif. Schneider, Lee, lit., 1, Liox 343, Clackamas, Ure., 175 Sehnell, Alvin, U12 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn., 193 Schroeder, Lealt Rae, Star Rt., Palmer, Alaska Schultz, Harold, 911 W. Lntiat, Kennewick, Wn. Schultz, ,lolm, 1335 SJ.. Morrison, Portland, Ore., 219 Schwary, Phyllis, 4314 N. ld. 96th., Portland, Ore. Schuman, Susan, 816 S. tenth, Pasco, Wn. Schwisow, Vern, Rt. 1, Sunnyside, Wn., 175 Scofield, Larry, 313 N. W. Sweetbriar, Roseburg, Orc. Scuiglicr, Harold, 913 Evans St., Milton-Frcewater, Orc., Seay, Louise, Rt. 4, llox 227, Mt. Vernon, Wn., 175 Seibly, Darla, Seenie View Dr., College Place, Wn. Shafer, Gene, 238 Sinclair St., Glendale, Calif., 219 Shears, Pearl, Vasper 3, Tennessee Shclman, Walter, Uox 63, Costly Lane, Asotin, Wn., 219 Slllfitlgl, Sue, State Hi-Way, llox 140, Wenatchee, Wn., J. Shenk, Paul, Yelm, Wn., 219 Shepherst, Caroline, 1424 S. li. 16th., Portland, Ore., 219 Shiroma, llerhert, 21 S. W. Fourth, College Place, Wn. Shultz, Carol, Rt. 6, Caldwell, ldalto, 175 Siaw, Calelm, 206 Putnant SI., San Francisco, Calif. Siaw, Micltael, 206 Putnam St., San Francisco, Calif, 175 Siaw, Tom, 206 Putnam St., San Francisco, Calif., 162 Simpa, Shirley, 8018 Latona, Seattle, Wn., 219 Skon, lledwig, Conard llall, College Place, Wn. 5l4Fi'5gU1, l10llie. 314 S. E. Second, College Place. Wn.. Skrigl-et, Shirley, 314 S. E. Second, College Place, Wil-. .1 Slater, 1'1t'1'l1l'l'l, General Delivery, Golden, Colo. fli1YlJllUl4. Jerry. 1623 llillerest, Glendale. Calif., 219 Slaybaeli. John. 1623 llillt-rest. Glendale, Calil. ln tj, I, 10x 72 olltt-4 1 11 W9 Slayton, Dan. Ceneral llelixery, lransas Pass, lexus. 219 Sleeter. l1o11et't. lll NN. Wliitman. College l'laee, Wn., 1911- Smelser, l1etty. l1ox 5112, lingene. Ore., 220 Smiek. Jutly. 111. 1. llox 42. Ht. Jnlm. Wn., 220 Smith. 111-verly, 111. 2. 11ox 115. llermiston. Ure., 159 Smith. Charlie. 1020 S. College Axe.. College Place, Wn. ' 176 Smith. Donaltl. 6011 Sli. Sixth. College lslaee, Wn., Smith. Centry, :111 XX:-sthrook Drive, trvmg, lexus, 194 194 Smith. llenry. 211-1. litlmonton Ave.. Pentieton. 11. C., Smith. l.eon, 4111 5, W. Seeontl, College l'laee, Wn. Smith. 1.eonartl. 320 5.14. l onrth. College Plaee. Wn., 1941 Smith. Milton. 128 S. W. 'l'enth, College Plaee, Wn. Snow. Calvin. Pillager, Nlinn., 220 Snow, Jerry, 31189 N. lf. Maywootl Place, Portlantl 20, Ore.. 194 Sornlierger, Phyllis. l1ox 96. Orleans, Calif., 220 Hossong. Nornum. l1ox 1114, Mtulison College, 'l'enn., 194 Soule. l1essie. Yets. Apt., No. 10. College Plaee, Wn., 194- Sova. l1lanehe. l1ox 11132. Creyhull, Wyoming, 220 Spaekman, l.el1oy. 111. l, l1ox 14-4. lntlepentlenee, Ore., 220 Spatly. liltlon. 111. 2. llox 173. Hetluim, Wn., 194- Spies. 116111-rt. 422 S. li. Date. College Place. Wn. Spoo. l'14l. l1ox 477. Norwootl. Colm-atlo, 220 Sproetl. John. 111. l, 11rooks. Ore., 159 Sproul. Jerry, 1023 5.15. l1lreh. College Place. Wn., 1911 Spnrgeon. John, 168 lf. 11th Ave., tlhieo. Calif. Spurgeon. Margaret. 1611 li. 11111 Ave.. Chieo, Calif. Stanyer, 'l'om. 667 lf. liightli. 1V1eMinnville. Ore.. 194 S1ill'lU'lH1lIllt. l1etty. l1ox 147, Alturas, Calif.. 1941 Starkelraunt. .lanit-e. 1603 N. Eighth. Crantl .lttnetion, Colo., 220 Stewart. Carol. l1t. 1. Caslnnere, Wn.. 220 Steinlieht. liarhara. 111. l. l1ox 69, Dayton. Ure., 194 Hteinke. lzora. l1t. l. 11ox 132. llermiston, Ore.. 220 lftellanson. Anita. 111. 2. 11ox 90, Cresham, Ore., 159 fillers. l.ewis. 406 5.15. Sixth. College Plaee, Wn.. 220 Stoeltr. W. W.. 2905 S. W. l1larshall. 1'entl1eton.0re., 176 Stoner. 'l'wyla. 2727 1.ilae St.. tlaklannl, Calif., 176 ftrattnn. Norma. 105 N. 1-1. 6lst., l'ortlant1. Ore.. 176 Qtringet. lftltel. 11110 1'1lm SI.. llaker. Ure.. 220 ftrohel. l1oger. 626 5. lf. l'1lllII'1ll. College Plaee. Wn.. 220 Stroll. 111-tty. 111. l. Walla Walla. Wn. ftrunk. lfarle, 26 S, li. Sixth St.. College Plaee. Wn.. 163 ftrnnli. Cary, 225 W. Whitman Dr.. College Plaee. Wn. Stuart. Dnnnn. 1122 5.14. l1i1'et' 1 orest l11l.. lltlflltllltl 22. Ore.. 195 Stratz. Peter. Nets. lm.. No. 31. College l'I.u-.-. Wn.. 220 5ll1g5i'laml. Margaret, 7025 5.11. 17th., Portland 2, Ore., Zlxggflill. Clen, 2620IS. 14111 St., ,11UlT0Illll,vWll. Mwmzoii, Juthtlt, 111.. 3, liox 179U,1A11llllI'll, Wn. H Swviwbth hlaltts, 111. .1. l1ox 32, Centralia, Wn., 116 F Swm '-MUIY. tit.-2, ltox 2311, l1at1le Cronntl, Wn.. 1.19 Sym.: Horenee, 5011 Porter.. Joplm, Mo. 5 ll rptltuta, 111. 2, Dayton. Wn. U I YI 11.15, 1.ll2lY'lU11t', 126 5.19. 'l'l1ir4l Collet-e Place, Wn. lubull' lV1u 1fU10. .lt'., Vets. Apt.. No. 47,rCollege Place, T Wn.. 176 1112151.15319 Sl'1tl1'I'tt. l1ox 125. Aiea, Oahu. llawuii, 160 'I-un' lillii. Kflf- 2117 .luwaratl. llillllllillltl. 195 izlhl 1. 4-.127 Wan l.ee Co.. l.ttl,, Bangkok, lllltillllllltl la - ' . Hllilly. 11111, l1t. 2. 11 x 4111 Pentlleton Ure latar n 1' -U . ' ' ' 1- 1' ' 1 t'. 111. IJ Kelowna 11 1' latitsygn. 11eu11en, 11.11. No. 5. 11611 Kelowna. 11. C.. 'l'aylm- ,N 160 luylor ' M 221 laylor .l, Ore., 195 ,, 11Hlte.Cat'ole of K' - . - , 1. --1 1111156--l.tf.g--.0-. Ytlltani, lhnigkok. '1'ltziilaml,u22lH H VH Wnlllwgll. NN l1'l1lt'I'.h Trailer Court, College Plaee 'l'l'l1liis l.,,,,I . , . Tp., ' 3' 9115. 6.10 llnurj. llammutl, l.el1anon f,-,1fjIL'Zl11-1l,::jI1t.t.r7z7vxv. tn.-..t.. 1v..tt.. Wm... wt., Tliomas: Joyli' 'mil' 5115. l'onrtl1. College Plaee. V1 n., 160 4 llox l1lD.1,ll.l1ltl.1..ll1l.. 19.1 lhomas, Leona, 11:11 316. ,'xl'tlt'lIY0ll'. 1111. illlllllllllh. Sharon. 1735 Yew St., Salem. Ore.. 221 'l ltompson. Dale. 26 Crater l.ake Ave.. Mevl1ot'1l.1lre.. 176 'l'hompson, .lamn-s. Cent-ral Delivery. College Plaee. Wn., 221 'l'homsen. Duane, l1t. 3, l1ox 217. Centralia. Wn. 'tlhomson. .lm1, I'.. 926 t1roa1l, Fpokane, Wn., 176 'l'ltorn, Jonatnan. l1oxwelt Camp. Nmth Inlet, l1.C.. 221 '1'horn, Lois, 2036 Ntritle Ave., New Westmmster. 11. C., 221 '1lll0l'll1Ul1, Aleta, 111. 2, liox 169, Walla Walla, Wn., 221 'l'hornton. Doris. 1132 1111. View Dr., College l'laee, Wn., 221 lllnrslon, Clauwle, 9230 Wootllawn, Seattle 3, Wn., 195 'l'illany, Merle, liox 211, College 1'Iaee. Wn. 'l'illin, Delano, 30115 Juniper, San Diego 4. Calif., 195 '1'imothy, Atlelle, 11-5 N. l'.. Ash, College Plaee. Wn., 195 'l'iuinenko, Lucretia, l1amville. Mont.. 176 lininenko, l1ol1ert, l1ainville, Mont., 176 'l'otloroviel1, Daniel, 111. 2, I1ox 206, Milton-l1'reewaler, Ore., 221 'l'o41oroviel1, Don, 6 S. W. 13111, College Place, Wn., 221 'l'onole, l1ol1l1ie, 1697 N. W. 111111-n l.ane, ROSl'llll1'g', Ore., 221 'l'oop, Joe. 11. 11. No. 2, Almonte, Ontario, 195 'l'rammel, Donaltl, 707 5.15. l1ireh, College Place, Wn. Tratttwein. Margaret, Craal., 709 5.12. 5th St., College l'laee, Wn. 'l'renehuk. Simon. 134 W. Whitman, College l'laee. Wn.. 176 ,l'I'l'lN'lll1li, Kathy. 134 W. Whitman. College Plat-e, Wn. 'l'rent. Patrieia, bpray. Ure., 195 I 'l'rueker. Lela Mae. 73314 l.ineoln. Walla Walla, Wn.. Weitzel. William, 225 W. Whitman D.. College Plaee, Wn.. 161 160 Trujillo. Solomon, Nets Apt. No. 41, College Place, Wn., 160 'l'ueker, Don, 2211 W. Whitman Dr.. College Plaee, Wn., 176 '1'ueker. Marjorie. 111. l. llox 85. Samuels. ltlaho. 195 r 'l'ueker, l1iel1artl, 110 S.W. l iI'tl1, College Plaee. V1 n.. 160 'l'ueker. Wentlell. Saninels. ltlaho 'l'upper, Ceraltline. Cratl., 111. 2. Cranger, Wn. 'l'urvey, Connie. 13007 Yukon Ave., llawthorne. Calif.. 221 Tyrrell , Vieky, 5901 Sea View Ave., Seattle, Wn.. 222 llehlin. .1oy, 2008 Walnut. Caltlwell. ltlaho, 196 Wetter, Craee. 26 S. W. First, College Place, Wn., 161 Whatley, l1eyn0l4l. 111. 2, l1ox 212, Walla Walla. Wn. Wheeler. Daryl, Whitman Dr.. College Place, Wn., 177 White. 'llll0ll1ZlS. 111. 1. l1ox 263, Aul1nrn, Wn., 160 White. Neltla, Rt. 1. l1ox 263. Aul1urn. Wn., 197 White. l1ol1ert, 205 lf. Park St.. Grants Pass, Ore., 223 Whiteliouse, Alvin. 11128 S. College Ave., College Place, Wn. Whitehouse. Stanley. Rt. 4, l1ox 468. Chelialis. Wn., 223 Wiggins. Delmer, 111. 1. Cranger, Wn., 197 Will1nr. Wesley, 111. 5, liox 824, l1l'0llN'l'l0fl, Wn. Wileox. S14-plien. 320 llart, l.asVegas, Nevatla Wilhelm. lfslwartl, 609 Mt. View Dr., College Place. Wn., lllloa. Ceorge. Marine Dr., 111. 1. Detletlo. Cllllltl llmayanl. Anselmo. Vets. Apt.. No. 33. College Plat-e. Wn. llntlerwootl, llelen. 909 llowmun SI.. Walla Walla. Wn. llnterselter, Donna, 820 l1urton St., llarrislturg. Ore.. 222 llptlegrave, Aaron. 103 5.11. Mt. View. College l'laee. Wn. Vanatta, l1oger. 111. l. llox 2611. l.ove1ant1. Colo.. 196 Yan Camp. ,1im, lrlleylcl 111.. l1ox 22. 11osel1nrg. Ure.. 176 Van Dal. Carolyn. 6545 5.12. 84-th. Porllantl 66. Ore.. 222 Van llt'l'St'llt'ltlt'l1. Sliirlev. Riversitle. Wn.. 196 V Van llise, James, I7 S.W. Evans, College Place, Wn., 160 Van Seotter. Clarence, 16 S. W. 13111, College Place, Wn. Vclartli, Pierre, 230A 5. E. Sixth, College Place, Wn., 222 Verhaeglie. Valona, 2911 Farragut St., Bremerton, Wn. Versteeg, Norman, Sittner Hall, College Place, Wn., 177 Vining, Roger, 115 S.W. Ninth, College Place, Wn. Vipontl, Eleanor, 11ox 13. Nehalem, Ore., 222 Visser, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 225, Orting, Wn. Watlc, Jerry, 218 N. lf. D Street, College Place, Wn., 222 Wagner, l1arl1aru, 111. 1, liox 5, 1 armington, Wn., 222 Wagner, l1ill, 109 S. li. lllt'll1l1, College Place. Wn. Wafner Dennis, l arniington, Wn. 177 Willey, 111-rniee. 201 li. Whitman Dr.. College Plat-e. Wn. Willey. Ceorgia. l1.l .D. Molmll. N. D.. 197 Willey. .loe. 504 Hillcrest, Crantlview. Wn.. 197 Wm.-y. Marcia. 108 S. W. Davis. College Place. Wn.. 197 Williams. l1ol1l1i. 111. 3. liox 300. Port Oreharcl. Wn., 223 Williams, Cathy. 111. 2. l1ox 592. Santly. Ore., 223 Willia111s, Dean. 122 Winnebago St.. Milton-1 reewaler, Ore.. 223 Williams. Ceorge. 103 5. W. l ourtl1. College Plaee, Wn.. 161 Williams. .lutlitl1. 406 Alexantler Ave., Kent. W11.. 223 William Willian Willis. ts. Peggy. 111. 5. Calclwell. ltlaho. 223 is. Shirley. Rt. 3. l1ox 300. Port Orclmrtl. Wn. Domia. 16111 antl lleltnont, lloocl River. Ore.. 223 Wilson. Mauriee. 406 lf. Main. Farmington. New Mexico. 197 Wilson. l1on. Rt. l. l1ox 395. Wapato. Wn.. 177 Wimer. Caylenue. Rt. 2. l1nx 118. Caslon. Ore.. 223 Winkle. Warren. 402 5. W. Fourth. College Plaee. Wn. Wise. Miltlrefl. 228 3.12. Sixth. College Plaee. Wn. Wisner, Caroline, Shamrock, Saskatchewan .5 . 1 ' Wagner, Diane, l'armmgton, Wn.. 196 Wagner. Miekey, 111 5.11 Tenth, College Place, Wn. Wagner, .lerry, Farniington, Wn., 196 Wagner, Lenora, Lark. N. IJ. Vtlugm-r, Orvin. 117 5. li. l ourth. College Place, Wn.. 160 Wagner, Vivian, 3626 11oekefeller, Everett, Wn. Wagner, l1utl, 111 S. 111. 'l'enth, College Pluee. WH-. 177 Wagner. William, l1ox 516. Elgin, Ore., 177 1' Wutvkm-. Digit.-, 510 5. W. Seventh, College Place, Wn., 196 Wold, Marian, 28 S. W. Evans, College Place, Wn., 177 Wolfe, Rosalee, 111 E. Whitman Dr., College Place, Wn. Wolfe, Stanforrl, 24471 Central. Loma Linda, Calif. Wong, Koichi. Marianas lslantl, Agana, Guam Wood, Max, 114 S.E. Eighth. College Place, Wn., 197 Wootl, 11ol1ert, 11.l .D. No. 1, East Holtlen, Maine. 177 Wootl. William, 43 N.E. Ash, College Place, Wn ., 161 Woorlhury, John. 446 Rantlolph, Pocatello, ltlaho. 223 Wootlrull. Wanrla. Vets. Apt., No. 30, College Place, Wn. Worley. Charles, 3019 Dover, Longview. Wn.. 197 Wren, John, l1ox 81, Dillingham, Alaska, 223 Wright, Wright, 197 l1ruee, 704 Main St.. Kalispell, Mont., 223 Caroline, 54-15 S. E. Schiller. Portland 6, Ore., ' 111U 4'll4'. 426 5.11. l onrth, College Plat-e, Wn.. l:k- , l. '. 'l' tl- l.ake. N. D.. 222 ' Wiilill.l2losli1ilfil1e.1302114 N. W. Whitman Dr., College Place. Wn., 196 V . Y Walin. Sharon, 30216 N. W. Whitman Dr., College Place, 1 .. 91 Wuxi.:-Q flhristine, 16 S. W. First. College Plaee, Wn.. 196 Walker. lpretl. 111. 4, l1oise, ltlaho, l96lI I W.t'l, st. - , 2211- S--1 .11 st., 1111...-rt. ...11. Wllll1l1't'.l25l11l1f'0ltl, 111:11 ,Nl ta. 160. 1'0f1'1m1l., Ore.. 196 Wallaee Kenneth, 1626 Pleasant, Walla Walla. Wn. Wallace. Merle. 220 S. W. First. C0l1l'1l1' 1111194 WW- 100 W,,H..,,,.l1Itl1t-1, 1703 S. W. Kendall, ROSt'lllll'g1, Ore. --M-l',Wll 't.0re. '. 'lloli11.n4-95311111126 Drive. Arlint5l0'11 L-H111-1 161 Wartl. Artlmr, l1ox 12, llolison. Mont.. 177 I Ward. .loAnn, 1722 W. Pleasant View Dr.. Ogtlen, 1.tah, 222 . . Watson. Terry. 111. 2. l1ox 207, lientl. Orca.. 222 Wright. Norma, 111. 2, liox 91. Milton-Freewater, Ore. 223 V' . . . X onng. Y oung, 11aymonrl. 41.1-11111 Ave., Anchorage. Alaska Vanee. 2620 Lorian l.une, Salem. Ore. Yonseph. Nasseitlin. 1776 Aliatlan. lran. 177 Zaehrison. .lann-s. 311.15 S. K St.. '1'aeoma 8, Wn.. 177 Zachrison. l.eonar4l. 3415 S. K St., 1118001118 8, Wn., 223 Zaugg. Keith. 111. 11. llox 56. Astoria, Ore.. 223 Zangg, Wayne, 111. 4. 11014 56. Astoria. Ore., 197 Ziekuh r. Margie. 1.owtlen. Wn.. 177 Zum-reher. Clenn, 420 5.11. Filth. College Plaee. Wn. . Ltlwartl. Vets. Apt.. No. 321, College Place. Wn., . R0lll'1'1. 3335 N. IC. Maywootl Court. Portlantl 20. 1 -y1r 1 .. Po 1111116 Ort ,. . 1 -v-ll.',W..1I1 wgulg,'t?.,,1.tltJ,uV.t tls A113 Nodlll, llalltigir 'vyzxet H 1161 1 xv W. F 1 74111 s if lfllis rt 1 - 222 et'.ll'lY- ' . 1 , .. 41'-'51 -1. 141 K'-. 11, llillmgs. M0111-. 2214. lXj,1fQf,1,.l111-1.1-'.-11, la. -1,111.11 ummm. 151111. tayf.. 222 WVt'llS1t'I'. l1iehartl, 111111 1214. College llaee, 1,n-- 77.. G,,U,.w,' 515 5.1101 ltmlq- St., College llaee, Wn.. Wetlt-I. 177 Kpm, 9643.57 Ave. S.. Seattle, Wn.,l196 , Mareiia. 609 5. W, Seeoml, College llace. Wn.. 127 . . - - .111 -- W.. 107 W '1 t' 1. 11111. 609 5.'W. feeoncl. x1.0llt'lL1 1- Wl-ii'.1ll'aul. 604 S. W. l'ourth. Lollege Pltlhf- WW- 191 - Lxhxllif, Aluovk. ll. J.. 26 S. W. 1 irst i Antlruws. Miss Kathryn. 119 1-1. Whitman. f Aplington, K. A., 18 N. 120111-gr Aplingiton. Mrs. K. A.. 18 N. Collvgu Ashh-y. l.. M.. 17 li. Whitman llalluurit-. ti. S.. 6' N. C0111-gt' llarni-tl. tllauilt- C.. 701- S. W. Evans lllack. Mrs, lrt-nv, llussvy Strvvt lllavlulvy. Miss A. 1... 124 N.I-I. Ash llontl, Y. ll.. 106 N.1'1, A llowvrs. G. W.. 218 N. 1'i. A llrinlu-r, 0. 1... 30 N.1C. Ash llruwn, ll. H.. 302 S. IC. Si-conil llutlil, Miss Ilosv. Iitillilftl llall llull. Stanlvy. 21 N. lf. Ash llull. Mrs. Stanlt-y. 21 N. IC. Ash lhirgt-son. Miss Ruth 15., 119 li. Whitman, Apt. 9 llurgin. 11. li., 12 N. C0114-gc Canaflay. I.. l'l.. 221 N. IC. A tllianilwrs. Miss Anniv Mao. 119 li. W1' tlln-in-y, M. 0., 228 S. W. First Christian. Jolm 117 S.E. 'l'wclfth lillI'iSI1illl, l'. W.. 505 S.W, Ilatlt' Collin. Il. C.. 22 lf. Whitman lluwin. Darn-11. 108 S. W. Davis Cross. li. 1 .. 24 N.1i. Ash tiuslunan. W. lf.. 105 11. Whitman. Apt. 4 llalilln-vlc. liussi-ll. 427 S.1'1. llirch llavis. Mt-lrin. 117 N.1E, Ct-:lar I1it'll'lt'll. Franz. Whitman llrivv llolrson. lfvoslyn. 30 S. IC. I ourt1i liinvry. Miss 11. 1.. 111 lf. Whitman, Apt. B lfvans, Ili-lvn Wartl, llonartl Hall 1 n-mon. Miss Katty Joy, tlolli-go Clinic 1 t-rguson. Mrs. Raynmml. 216 S. W. First 1 0sti-r, Zi-ph. 6 S. tlollvgi- 1 osli-r. Mrs. Ze-ph. 6 S. College Germ-t. S. K., 122 S. W. Sixth Grit-sv, G. ll., 129 Sunny Drive: Grow. J. l'.. 125 Sm-nic' View Hafnvr, Jolm J.. 35 N.1C. Ash llanson. l . R.. 225 N. E. C llarflvn. Mrs. llul. 112 W. Whitman llarv, tiortlon ll.. 119 15. Whitman, Apt. 12 llarll-r. Cliarlvs W.. 119 S. W. '1'wa'llth 111-uhavli, 1'au1 II.. 224 S.E. Second llit-lwrt. A. O.. 25 W. Whitman Ili.-In-rt. Mrs. A. O., 25 W. Whitman llollinan. 1.1oyt1. 1201 Sky lAVt'Hllt' lluilsnn. Miss lla-14-n. 103 S. W. 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