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

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INTRODUCTION continued Main Street :Walla Walla wax once Main Street of Waxhington territory. It hax carried Indian ponim, camel Caravans, and street cars. It still beam vestigex of the paxt: antiquated architecture mixed with ultra- modem, century anniversary signs, and a bronze plaque marking the corner of old Fort Steptoe. Once there was a tree upon which xomcone tacked an advertisement, Ads became traditional foliage and grew in number. The merchant tree, growing old, gave way to a modern bulletin board which now advertimx, without charge, thoumndx of dollars worth of good: and services each year. What will you have, Profexxor Schwartzwa new house, a pet .rkunk or a xiltcr for your cherubs? h From this five-fireplace house I the laxt territorial governor ' controlled all of the present statex x of Waxhington and Idaho and t party of Montana. The home, l begun in 1865, is located 071 Bryant Street in Walla Walla. tllege Place is growing faster an Grainola in a mimtorm. 'nong changes are a commercial 'ilding and a new Part Office.

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VTRODUCTION continued cgixlmtion can be likened to chemical equation: The eater surface area available, 6 fatter llur reaction occurx. cm .mrfaaz arra ix limited, 1d xtudcnts uxc every narcupicd xlmcc to fill out the emingly endless formx. Any student can appreciate cake and milk, but it takm a chemistry profmmr like Dr. Chambers to enjoy adding leaves to the mixture. With the exception of a prize fighter, it is doubtful that any other Imrxon lives or loses as much by bells ax a student. When clam belly sound, the hall becomes a whir of activity with hardly time to axk, What did you think of that text?