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

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28 g g - Do I have to take comp.? query freshmen. By February many of them are ready to admit that it's not so bad after all, though so far nobody who has written a theme a week has said it's an easy class. .- Bill Schallig, a Dutch citizen born in Java, is student art teacher this year. His studies of drift- wood attracted considerable attention when they were exhibited early in the year, 'When the music department schedules a recital, the art department arranges an exhibit to accompany it. Ex- amples of paintings of still life and the handiwork of the commercial art class were displayed on one such occasion,

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. . . the great grave . . . and as far as the eye can see, the grass . . .

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3ka 4-ng ,- '- Just before ThankSgiving, Mrs; Lay's class in the art af interbretoL tianypresenfed a chapel program withLeon Smith as Roger Williams; Carolee Bingham as his wife Mary; and Nick Applegate as a magistrate. Q Mr. Shankel is'fond of explaining inorganic chemistry tokfreshmen in terms of what they already know. For instance, he says, this matter of ionic affinity is a good deal like the affinity between Canard women and Sinner men. V Peter Nosler marvels: as Gary Thomas lays his hand on a charged sphere in the physics laboratory. Static electricity passes into his body and makes his hair stand on end with an audible crackle as the electrons ieap offainto space.