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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1964 volume:

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More than likely youhd recall September Registration-un epic yearly epidemic of flat feet, flattened wallets, writerk cramp and dazed wonderment . . . . . . setting in motion an academic blur punctuated by weekends, work, worry and weighty deeision-making. 37 weeks later, on a dusty afternoon in June, you wobbled shakily out of that final final eW and began throwing things into the suitcase. Thus you were duly exposed to the College Scene. Dunked into a pressurized atmosphere injected with numerous volatile unknowns culled PEOPLE, you discovered for yourself- College is risky business. Call it mass conditioning, indoctrination, the dynamic of change. What is a college, anyway, but a few buildings full of slide-rules, books, regulations and people sprawled randomly over several acres of campus? A jumble of enclosures -plate glass and polished aluminum, World-War-II prefab, brick overrun with ivyh linked by telephones, steam tunnels and concrete trails: this is the unique habitat of . . . . . . . . . . fifteen hundr. sizes, shapes and mot Add a few dozen 66profs and ruthless thought- to leave at least a m the collective student Mix these elements i or in sometime-explo and you have set up th -a day-by-day rubbi Olars of sorted ns. rsonable, optimistic :ers, uniformly pledged -sized dent in sroom tug-of-war uddles called seminars A RNING PROCESS gether of minds. Why is Walla Walla CollegeEhow was it born? With throat- clearing and a list of 66Wh9r8a88899 and the scraping together of $53,400 in cash and pledges? It d0esn9t matter. The few were willing to risk their faith on a shaky dream, and in the summer of 992 the dream took shape on a dusty knoll three miles west of pioneer Walla Walla. In early December the College opened with an enrollment of 101. That was 71 years back. Up to the present the College has neither attracted national fraternities, built a multimillion-dollar Student Union nor produced a single All-American tackle. $5 5327': E5' . E5'? E95 Mxmm .. $ggrb QEEE'E A WALLA WALLA COLLEGE. W PROGRAMME- MUSIC iEReading of Scripture, - - Prayer, - - - - . ? Address, - - - - w PRES W. W. PRESCOTT g Brief Address, - - REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS,E - Whitman College. a MUSIC P1; . X Dedic.1tory Prayer, - - ELDER R. S. DONNELL .y' . BENEDICTION. But its people have chosen to make good their vision -a God-centered concept of education- rather than to graciously bury it and plant petunias over it when no one was watching. To some, this seems strange, somewhat hard to explain. Because the College has served three and a half generations K well . . . has provided la W310; College. , , growing room. L Here a man can realize his unpayable debt to the past, his responsibility to the here-and-now as well as to the future. 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UNFQRGOTTEN ' ' Neilh Klein, July. 27, 1962 L Mike Hays; i March 6, 1963 ? Don Dietrich June 5, 1963 L, Harold Chastain 1 November 10, 1963 Fabian A. Meier, Ed.D. December, 30, 1963 ADMINISTRATION I7 Education is business - a high-risk. 10W eHiciency operation. Ideas . . . propcm . . . people, and restricted sums of money must be shufHed and reshufHed into combinations that pay OH. NO digital computor has yet proved able to match the creative dedication of a small huddle of men and women known as Administration. PERCY W. CHRISTIAN, PH. President of the Colle 'OBERT H. BROWN, PH.D. ice President ANS L. RASMUSSEN, ED.D. cademic Dean Theirs is the task of helping shape a generation. For this they are answerable to the accreditation board, to the General Conference, to the curious or indifferent public, to Johnnyhs anxious mother, and to God. THOMAS W. WALTERS, ED.D. Dean of Students I9 They must ready themselves to ttsay a few words on appropriate occasions, large and small . . . must ensure that halls of ivy are kept in repair, that staff and structural additions come where most vital . . . KENNETH E. GROVES, M.A. Assistant Business Manager MRS. MARGUERITE APLINGTON, B.A. Accountant ARTHUR W. Spoo, B.S. Business Manager J. RANDALL SLOOP, M.ED. Director of Student Finance 20 E. S. HUMANN, R. H. BROWN, G. W. LISCOMBE, H. L. RUDY, E. E. BIETZ, P. W. CHRISTIAN, Secretary, C. M. BUNKER, N. R. DOWER, J. T. PORTER, C. A. SCRIVEN, President, L. W. CROOKER, A. J. GORDON, A. W. SPoo, Treasurer. Not pictured: J. W. BOTHE, CLYDE HARRIS, C. J. NAGELE, H. C. RHODES, E. E. RIPPEY. . . . must process mountains of data, keep records . . . R. H. KOORENNY, B.TH. Assistant Business Manager MIss ORPHA OSBORNE, B.A. Registrar MISS KATHRYN ANDREWS, B.A. Assistant Registrar They must fill such unofficial posts as fund raiser, celebrity-greeter, complaint manager, and No-man g to exceptions- to-the-rule . . . must inform the misinformed-tactfully, must anticipate any potential black eye to the college. They do all this and more, and yet remain rather likable human beings. Maybe their work agrees with them. MRS. MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Public Relations Secretary GROVER L. STARR, B.S. MRS. EVELYN CHRISTISON, R.N., M.A. Architect Director of Health Service 22 These hallowed stacks provide an awesome challenge. Thought captured in ink: embalmed knowledge obtainable only by index number and card file. Many a freshman can, and will, avoid setting his size 11V2D foot in- B RA RY side the libraryts glass-paneled doors until the inevitableea 2,500-w0rd research theme on Camel-racing for fun and profit,, eforces him to stage a last-minute attack on the card catalogue. In the process he might come to View with respect this hub of the campus-it represents the hnest local supplement to his finite brainpower. Mrs. Lenoa Silver 23 MRS. LENOA SILVER, M.A. Head Librarian MRS. MYRTLE ROWSE, M.A. Assistant Librarian MISS J OY UEHLIN, M. Assistant Librarian MISS ESTHER REINMUTH, M.A. Reserve Assistant 24 DEPARTMENTS 25 . . is proclaiming revolution, sounding Good News, facing up to an ulti- mate Answer found in a Word and documented in human lives, rousing an inborn hunger for life as He means us to live it. Given this assign- ment, a man cannot help but feel very small. He cannot afford fuzzy- mindedness, abstract sermonizing, rea- T H E o l- O G Y soned guesses 0r pious good intentions. He deals with human lives and the stakes are eternal. He cannot meet the needs of his people effectively, but he can introduce them to One who has met his personal questionings with positive and powerful answers. The strength of this friendship is the measure of his personal effectiveness. He must keep free from gathered clouds of theological fog, must remember that he is not an angel but a man speaking to men, must be schooled in the science of the shepherd. This is a primary purpose of the Walla Walla College school of theology. GORDON S. BALHARRIE, B.A., M.A., B.D. Dean, School of Theology Religion classes on the WWC campus are not geared alone to turning out future theologians, but aim at providing majors in other flelds with a basis for belief that is as real as biology, as practical as home ec. JOSEPH N. BARNES, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Religion 28 J. PAUL GROVE, B.A., M.A., B.D. T K LUDGATE7 BA'? M'A' Associate Professor of Religion Associate Professor of Religion ?in ESCAHE C. 0. SMITH, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Religion H. J. ALCOCK, B.A., M.A. Professor Emeritus of Religion 9g 0,1051; 750V 75 mjg Igmi M816: 1! BIBLICAL gag 2.6186211! 17??? A LANGUAGES 15M MW WW wavow xai gimbg Juiwa 1:6: . . means 27 required hours of Greek absorbed from iexicons, luo chart and long vocabulary drills. Yet L , 3' n- . '5- ffvc somehow translating First John or Revelation from eygb auto Lg L the original is a unique opportunity, a challenging v ter with C0d7s thoughts expressed through His AF r m encoun J 2 , spokesmen. Small wonder that many theology majors vii, T 01; J. a w 9 a a follow up with Greek III and Hebrew. MM 65 xai 70136 :11. dig 0251! since :6: dniow xai , a$ro$gJ ,iraggcogai reiw' ' mwa I7 RICHARD L. LITKE, B.A., B.A., M.A., PH.D. MRS. LUCILE KNAPP, BA, MA. Head, Biblical Languages Department Instructor in Biblical Languages 30 SPEECH that horror of the timid and glory of the bold. Under the relaxed guidance of a lanky Midwestern- er wearing a big grin, Essentials of Speech loses some of its knee-shaking terror. In Dr. Pennefs Persuasive Speaking, you rub elbows with such esoteric terms as Wnotivation and ethicaI prooP and begin to understand how Vital communication is to understanding. In ten years who knows where the unnerving lessons learned in Room 150 might take a humble speech student? J. G. PENNER, B.A., M.S., PH.D. LOREN DICKINSON, B.A., M.A. Head, Speech Department Instructor in Speech MRS. GENEVIEVE MCCORMICK, B.A. Instructor in Speech 31 Ken Hart and Mr. Dickinson Broadcasting locally with 250 watts of navy transmitter beamed through a halo-shaped antenna perched atop the Ad building roof, KCTS offers quality mu- . S sic, a news bureau a la NBC, and weekly Sabbath services carried from the College Church. For 22 students, it offers valuable 0n the air,9 ex erience. p F lorence Teo Bob Wresch ' HISTORY FRANK E. MECKLING, B.A., M.A., PH.D. Head, History Department Manas record of himself reads like Tolstoyhs War and Peace with half the pages torn out. His- tory,s answers raise new and disturbing questions that must not lie unanswered. So each year a fresh crop of questioners dust off Thucydides and Waterloo, the McCarthy hearings, Antietam and the Medici and Louie the Fourteenth. They read, they Challenge, they interpret and misin- terpret. Patterns take shape; seen in Infinite perspective, things make sense. There is room for alarm, for laughter, for freewheeling discussion. And blue book exams mark the decline and fall of many an unguarded GPA. 33 34 JOHN CHRISTIAN, B.A., M.A. DONALD EICHNER, BA, MA. Instructor of History Assistant Professor of Political Science In View of the public interest, International Rela- tions Club sponsors a nine-foot bulletin board displaying items ranging from Peanuts,7 t0 the Panama crisis. This year they initiated a College Bowl series, pitting departmental eggheads against each other. SECRETARIAL A t0 a SCI ENCE typewriter so it comes out right side up, can punch an auto- matic calculator, correct the boss,s spelling and remember where he left his car keys. In addition, she is public relations chief and possibly coordinator of a blinking, buzzing octo- pus known as a switchboard. Maybe that7s why y0u7ll find her in action at publishing houses, schools, hospitals and offices in every part of the world. She is an essential part of any team. Vicki Konnerth, Evelyn Rittenhouse, Genevieve Weaver, Bonny Eichner. 35 36 Far fifteen years, 51163 begun her 7:30 classes with a prayer: WVe thank You for giving us work to do . . 7, Her sludents have come to appreciate its meaning. leefll remember her for her big Per- sian cat, love for order, and an always-ready smile, MIss EVELYN RITTENHOUSE, B.A., M.S. Head, Secretarial Science Department MRS. GENEVIEVE STABLER WEAVER, B.A. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science Someone in the ofhce must be able eat a moment,s noticee t0 exhume contracts, receipts, or Mr. F enkePs medical history from the cross-referenced clutter of file cabinets, must be able to cope with the battery of automation aids known as Office Machines. MIss VICKI KONNERTH, B.S. Instructor of Secretarial Science Whether she is scribe to a Dictaphone 01' to a live ttdictatorf7 a secretary must be able to scrawl and decode the language of shorthand. MRS. BONNY KYLE EICHNER, B.A. Instructor of Secretarial Science 37 Two skunk skins no longer buy a spearhead: barter econ- A N D omy has been superseded by more sophisticated methodss with worrisome results. Exchange rates fluctuate; supply E C O N o M I CS and demand chase each others tails; recession follows boom. Graphs etch in red lightning the temperature and pulse rate of corporation giants; green ledgers guard the health of a hundred thousand small businesses. And there is perpetual need for men with training, ideas and built-in principles. RALPH L. JONES, B.A., LL.B., M.B.A. ARTHUR L. WHITE, B.S., M.B.A. J . G. MEHLING, B.A., M.A., C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Business Assistant Professor of Economics Head, Business and Economics Department And then . . . and then . . . Bless those teachers who give oral and bluebook exams. . . . they pulled the plug on my adding machine? MuSIC ls uncomplicated reality htaut catgut scraped across the complaining strings of a cello, an eleven-year-old trombonist who must improvise because his arm is too short to reach seventh position. M I A shoreless, glimmer- u S C ing expanse not to be understood? Yet it speaks, sure and fearless, t0 the integral part of every physics major, housewife, shoe clerk, plumber and economics professor called a soul . . . speaks in the haunting brilliance of French horn, the warmth of crescendoing voices, the precise thunder of Bach . . . and tells him of God. MELVIN K. WEST, A.B., M. MUS., MUS. A.D., F.A.G.O. Head, Music Department sts BLYTHE OWEN, B.M., M.M., PH.D. Professor of Music RICHARD D. RANDOLPH, B.S., M.MUS. Assistant Professor of Music Voices of home ec majors, 0f pre-dentistry hopefuls, of industrial ed, p.e., nursing, theology and music majors trained to express thoughts beyond reach of words. Trained with patience, long practice sessions and an awareness of how the human instrument is designed. Link 30 or 40 of these voices, add a dedicated director, and you have the Chorale; another 65 make up the A Cappella choir. Each group hlls an itinerary that may take it from Lewiston to Seattle to the Willamette valley. But together they make up the combined choir that builds an anthem into a powerful expression of praise. DAVIS, B.A., M.MUS. iate Professor of Music W m V m M Assoc MUS MIss CAROLYN RHODES, B.S., M Instructor of Music H. LLOYD LENo, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music The man flicks the baton and woodwinds respond, the tympanist begins a slow r011. Muted, a trumpet trails its answer. am? gwmg $mmnmnwumam naggg$ k Ewugwmggw xgwx 17xx ML L umxxmgwgmw Lam rm, z Lem: mg 1E5 L Lean saga 3 Li; L? L 3$ganme$9 ianmgnng arm mEmSmmwanaa x Ls .anwn m Lugm gag mgksqw? am gmlzwnwwgnexm gmwgmnwagn xxxgsmmmumw mewwgummm xL agagggg ELL Lama L L Sm? Y , x LE? L $$$th mem $$$x, ax v.3 , LL $45 m, gm Eg ear .MUS M 7 A B 10 HAFNER, NJ essor of Mus College 1r, ic cho hon g the Walla Walla sym 1n whether conduct tuoso, vir The look of a ra or ensemble. orchest Jean Gingrich, soloist in The Desire of Ages? uh: VVo! N0! what would Chopin say?.w This could be the main theme of Mr. Randolphos monologue. Probably isrft. But you can sense his anxiety: piano isrft a spectator sport. Heos not really at ease until he is at the keyboard. Then heos sure about whafs going to happen. John J. Hafner, Conductor Walla Walla College Symphony Orchestra . gwiw College Symphony Orchestra with Dr. Blythe Owen, guest artist. 48 Rome-born Fernando Germani is organist of St. Peteras Basilica at the Vatican. But his masterful interpretation of Bach, Franck, and Dupre, shared with a capacity crowd in the College Church one Tuesday night in October, bore powerful witness to musicgs universality. So did his ready grin. ART Truth may be smeared onto canvas with a pallete knife and blobs of color. So also may anyone,s brand of propaganda gain momentum: art wields a power sometimes quiescent, sometimes subtle as a scream. Not hair-by-hair duplication of real life but vision expressed, an often painful display of motivation, a reaching out for kinship. It is selling an emotion, an idea, a product in cold blood. Or it is one mafs attempt to pin down reality, a yearning to make sense. It offers the department head one unique fringe ben eiit: an offlce expressively decorated in black, beige, muted orange, and green. KENNETH MACKINTOSH, M.F.A. Head, Art Department They hack it from cypress, tack-weld rusty scrap, or cast in bronze. Sculpture is an attempt to say something. Notice the intense concentration. Notice the unwavering brush. Notice the absence of paint on the brush. W0, ifs not a waterfall. No, ifs not a sailboat. Us a . . 3, K. A. APLINGTON, B. A M.A. Head, English Department English is more than dredging up specimens of antiquated verbiage, dissecting them, mount- ing them in eight-pound anthologies. More than a chaotic word-game, a symbolism code. Its purpose: to equip a new generation with the tools of communication, to make relevant an old heritage. 51 J. R. BURNS, B.A. Associate Professor of English MIss ROBERTA J. MOORE, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English MISS RUTH E. BURGESON, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English MRS. HELEN WARD EVANS, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English M rs. Jones MISS ANNIE MAE CHAMBERS, B.A. Instructor of English MRS. LAUREL ANNE J ONES, B.A. Instructor of English MRS. LUCILE HARPER KNAPP, B.A., M.A. Instructor of English MRS. MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Instructor of English M iss M oore Left to right: Miss Chambers, Mrs. Evans, Miss Burgeson, Mrs. Knapp, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Lay, Mr. Aplington. 52 You walk into the energetic Dolctor Stoehfs German I not knowing the difference between an umlaut and a Volkswagen. But the language takes hold. You learn to recognize his tibeautiful morning like this . . .7, as prologue to a 15.point vocabulary itquiss. To memorize iiUnser Vater, der du bist im Himmel and to use it in living. If you join Miss Sorenson,s French or Spanish classes, chances are youill learn Bingo. And you7ll become aware that tens of millions of other humans laugh and pray and work and cry in Yiddish and Malay and Swahili. MISS AGNES L. SORENSON, M.A. Head, Modern Languages Department MODERN LANGUAGE tiSmash the pinata or bustV 53 Dr. Stoehr exchanged his trusty VW for a gleaming Mercedes. But he hasn,t traded 0K his characteristic grin or his Sprachgefuhl for English, German, Portuguese, French7 classic languages and assorted dialects. HENRIQUE G. STOEHR, B.A., DR., U.P. Professor of Modern Languages Growth and Development, Guidance in Schools aim at teaching teachers to teach, but with them comes the ordeal-hy-grade-schooler: practice teaching looms 0n the horizon. Making up the Geography quiz for t0m0rr0w7s 7th graders is just not the grim delight you thought it would be. Yet along with shaky knees comes a certain glow: your calling is to shape a generationhfor tomorrow and eternity. DUCATION R. E. SILVER, B.A., M.A., ED.D. J. WESLEY RHODES, B.A., M.MUs., ED.D Head7 Education Department Professor of Education Rogers Elementary School splashed across the Collegian front page as the first unit to reach its goal in the SA swimming pool campaign. They may be small but they7re wound tight. WW show her. Tomorrow I get Jello too? Community barrel rolling day. Future birlers at the timber carnival? q raised my hand. The teacher said, N03 The joke 59 was on teacher . . . Left to right; seated: Marvin Robertson, Mrs. Faye Sloop, Mrs. Ruby Ferguson, Miss Betty Henderson, Miss Helen Hudson, Miss Lois Teel, Mrs. Virginia Young, Albert Butherus, Principal. Standing: William Rea, Donald Smith, Wesley Jordan, Clifford Lawson, William Pearson, Evaine F ehrer, Sherman McCormick. Mr. Leonie, Mr. Stahlnecker 58 J. V. PETERS, B.A., M.A., ED.D. Associate Professor of Education MISS BERNICE E. SEARLE, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Education ANDREW LEONIE, B.A., Ms. Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Peters, Miss Searle, Mrs. Grove MRS. EDNA W. GROVE, B.S. Instructor of Education ROBERT E. STAHLNECKER, B.TH., M.A. Instructor of Education MRS. IRENE T. BLACK, B.A. Teacher Certification Counselor Mrs. Blac v Traditionally, hhome ed, transmutes freshman females fumbling with can-openers into Betty Crocker types who instinctively build Huify chocolate cakes, design and stitch their own clothes, w bring up model children, and know just how to fix that drippy kitchen faucet until Charlie comes home from the office. HOME ECONOMICS Yet here is responsibility, a recognition of the part atmosphere, companionship and diet play in shaping mind and body toward Divine likeness. Psychology of color, consumer buying for three or three hundred, Adventist Home, social ethics . . . these form a curriculum basic to living. RS. KATHLEEN KEEN ZOLBER, B.S., M.A. MISS EVELYNNE F. WRIGHT, B.A., M.S. ' ssociate Professor of Home Economics Head, Home Economics Department Satay, an Indonesian dish of grilled ' meat in spicy sauce, is up for evaluation. Khiem Loan Lie directs the food tasting session. You take a class in Social Ethics. You learn to use proper etiquette, even when wearing tennis shoes, school clothes, or knocking knees under a card table. Clothing labs stress things like straight seams, number of stitches per inch, same color thread on bobbin and spool, and keeping lingers free of . . . Ask Nancy Ruuska. Ever try keeping egg white and yolks and shells separate with a foods lab instructor watching? Buget style dinner. 153 not quite like mom,s cooking. But then, Carolyn Rasmussen isnft in- terested in food today. Manners mean a good grade in Ethics class. 61 P.E. AND HEALTH Educating the physical takes many forms. Soccer fans run around in the rain, kicking an elusive ball and any shin that gets in the way. SCUBA enrollees get national certification upon completing skill tests, written final and open water checkout dive. And such theory courses as Kinesiology guarantee to stimulate the prominent cranial muscle. In winter busses head south to the Spout Springs T-bar, and snow bunnies earn college credit as they learn the technique of uncrossing onels skis and eventually swing into those soul-satisfying parallel turns that spray snow all over hapless bystanders. It,s all calculated to unkink the overtired collegiate brain and promote the total well-being essential for productive living. EUGENE S. WINTER, B.A., M.S., PH.D. RUSSELL M. DAHLBECK, B.S., M.S. MRS. LUCILE HALL J ONES, R.N., M.S., M.A. Head, Physical Education Department Assk. Professor of Phys. Ed. Assistant Professor of Health Education PE can put you anywhere. From the back of a donkey to a tumbling mat to the murky regions six fathoms down in Puget Sound. But count on action. 64 ENGINEERING Curves and earthworks, circuits, transits and T-squares. Drawing lab two afternoons a week. Mapping the campus and designing penholders. The engineering curriculum allows scant room for hhbasket-weaving electives, but the few who stick it out for four years are rewarded: General Dynamics, Aero-Jet and Bonneville Power need men who know how and why and can. So does the denomination back of the College which this year completed a gleaming $500,000 structure known as Engineering-Physics-Math. EDWARD F. CRoss, M.E., M.A., P.E. Head, Engineering Department GLENN W. MASDEN, B.S.E.E., M.S.E.E. Associate Professor of Engineering FREDERICK R. BENNETT, B.S., P.E. Instructor of Engineering ROBERT L. DAVIES, B.S. Instructor of Engineering ROBERT L. NOEL, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Engineering 65 Ab0ve and ler Ron Johnson and professor Glenn Masden install equipment to be run in series for Electrical Machines lab. BelouU Lorne Cramms and Rod Peterson prepare heat tests on tensile specimens. Engineering Drawing isrft calculated to develop freshman engi- neers into Rembrandts. But progression from lettering and pro- jections through assembly drawings and descriptive geometry calls for increased concentration, accuracy and ability to think in the abstract. That could be an eight-inch color television but ifs not. Masderfs Radio Lab uses the oscilloscope to analyze tuned circuits. Heedless of purists, physics turns out to be practical for the man-on-the-street. If his 1,700-pound Volkswagen is skidding east across College Avenue some winter morning, he can check speed and coeHi- cient of friction, and plot a course that wonT pile him into D Barnett the front office of City Hall. Optics, acceleration, conservation of momentum, Tesla coil and a bale of green graph paper-these shape a physicist. He learns of laws and how to use them. And behind them he traces an ultimate Mind. PHYSICS Checking magnetic effect on titanium dioxide that s how Professor A torsional pendulum solves few problems common to college Wagner entertains himself in his Tspare time? presidents unless he also happens to be a physicist. ORVIN WAGNER, B.A., B.S. Instructor of Physics ROBERT H. BROWN, B.A., M.S., PH.D Professor of Physics 70 KBelowt According to Burton Johnsonk calculations, thefll be out tAbovet Even the teachers get called 07210 the carpet tor tilet of the office of the department head. Staff meetings of Intro Physics lab by 7:30 . . . if they dorft have to repeat the Lab partner Ed Hamerly is philosophical about the some every Wednesday noon. experiment. routine uncertainty of it all. CLAUDE C. BARNETT, B.S., M.S., PH.D Head, Physics Department ROBERT E. KINGMAN, B.S. Instructor of Physics MATHEMATICS EDWARD EDSTROM, B.A. Instructor of Mathematics a , Rag . . MR gLAIEKQgDFR SCHLOTTHAUER, B.A., M.A. uafsociafealirofeghsqaf: '2 gmatics m, ah 7, EORDON ma, B. r . . M.A. ma; Mathe 'From logarithms through Riemann-Stieltjes integrations is a 10ng road, tak- ing the better part of four years. Along the way, many small, gre6n pieces of paper hit the wastebasket. Why this strange jargon Lofynumbers and Greek letters, whose c rules of grammar are exact and universal? Concepts must be grappled with; expressions given to rea1ities beyond range of the human senses. Results of this brainWork, translated and practically applied, spell technological advance. 73 Train a man to handle a cutting torch l E D u 0 ATI ON or a Speed Graphic, read a micrometer, calculate and cut elliptical gears, set up an oifset press and frame a duplex, and you7ve equipped him for the unexpected. When the lights go out . . . the mission jeep breaks down . . . they need to rig for emergency surgery . . . or ask for 10,000 two-color litho handbills for the evangelistic series in Yuma, the chameleon adaptability of some industrial ed graduate provides the answer. C. L. TRAUTWEIN, B.A., B.S., ED.M., ED.D. Head, Industrial Education Department LEWIS H. CANADAY, B.S., M.A., ED.M. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education DARRELL J . COWIN 74 Instructor of Industrial Educa m: :91; mm; ELWIN LISKE, B.S. Instructor of Industrial Education sum: Vumr 41m W 91m m WADE H. WOLFE, B. 5., MA. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education Wonder when Grifith will remember to take the lens cap off his Nikon? CH EM C. T. JONES, B.A., M.S., PH.D. Head, Chemistry Department ISTRY Test tubes lined in racks, hopeful premeds lined up in front of the stockroom window, the big periodic chart on the wall of the lecture room, Prof Shankel7s long pointer, weird smells and gaseous clouds these make Bowers Hall 11 n i q u e. Stoppers may blow and liquids spill but science marches on, rough- shod, Hattening many a cherished pre- conception. 77 . W. SHANKEL, B.A., M.A. ssociate Professor of Chemistry f0: You in the second row there, would you like to apologize to the class for wasting its time? Professor Bowers and Bowers Hall: Stalwart, seasoned, still moving ahead in scientific areas, and ready with a friendly word. G. W. BOWERS, B.A., M.A., PH.D., LL.D. Emeritus Professor of Chemistry J. R. CHAMBERS, B.A., M.S., PH.D. Professor of Chemistry No, ifs not a Split-T. Just a benzene ring with a few friends? Science is based on observation. Grading is based on reproducible facts. The difficulty comes when you try to reproduce a few. Somehow Charles, Boyle, Graham and Planck have never been dear to the heart of the chem student. The study of life involves much. Beginnings. Endings. And whatever comes in between. In a sense the entire college program relates to biology, but taken in its own sphere this department is unique. Where else can you find ttpickledt, frogs and dogfish, de- B I O L OGY funct cats and the pungency of formaldehyde? And the evening review- ing sessions with staff members foregoing precious volleyball time to help a few struggling beginners. Professor Blake strolling in and out of labs, singing snatches of some half-familiar melody. The tests, the grades, the successes and failures. Field trips, term papers and collections to be expected but not always welcome. The study Of life involves much. 81 ALBERT E. GRABLE, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology HAROLD G. COFFIN, B.A., M.A., PH.D. Head, Biology Department DONALD F. BLAKE, B.A., B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology JOHN F. STOUT, B.A., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Biology From classroom lectures and the cat lab to half- frozen students taking notes in sleeping-bags is a long jump, but Held work is prerequisite to earning a bachelor7s 0r masteras degree, and the sheepskin and academic hood that go with it. ANDREW LEONIE, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Education MRS. EVELYN CHRISTISON, R.N., M.A. Director of Health Service 83 Rosario Beach, part Of the primitive playground of the Olympic Peninsula. Relaxation, fun7 work and study. The college biological station is con- cerned mostly with the study as, here, future pro- fessional biologists try out their wings ROSARI for a summer term. Island-hopping trips to count birds, nests, B E AC H lishing, diving and in- land expeditions lend experience to science ma- jors enrolled at La Sierra and Andrews as well t as Walla Walla. Female perch, iridescent blue and orange, gives birth to 25 oifspring. 84 m Jabw x35 W$E$Q$$K $$$$$ 2 $ x$1$xgxmw A W M 719;, V 9m M uriel Wilbur, senior 86 NURSING A few hail from Glendale 0r Paradise Valley, but most of these seniors in white returned to the home campus in Jan- uary after training at the Portland LtSanf, Nursing is a way of life they began two and a half years ago. It has marked them in a rather special way. Excitement and de- spair and reward there werehbut they didn,t fit their stack of preconceptions. What was it like? They told me. As a nurse . . . you give dextrose-and-water i.v.hand you pray a silent, desperate prayerhthat a woman who wants to die will live and find answers that make sense out of living . . . Dr. Warnell 87 a ' .. o. a 0. .i o o c t e a a a WILMA L. LEAZER, R.N., B.S., M.S. GERTRUDE V. PYKE, M.L. INGRID JEAN RUDY, R.N., B.S., M.A. Dean, School of Nursing Librarian and Registrar Asst. Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing Above: Lois Wilson, Helen Furber, Joyce E. Riter. Right: Shirley Burton, Alma L. Tracey. 88 LOSSIE CASE GIEBELHOUSE, R.N., BS, MS. I ssistant Professor of Nursing ERESA HOLLAND, B.S., MS. I nstructor in Nursing I 015 R. WILSON, B.A. Instructor in Pediatric Nursing I RANGES Fox, R.N., B.S., M.S. Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing OYCE E. RITER, R.N., B.S. Instructor in Pediatric Nursing I ELEN FURBER, R.N. I cting Instructor in Obstetrical Nursing ENEVIEVE GENOVESE GISH, R.N., B. S. Instructor in Operating Room Nursing l ARIE LOGAN STRATTON, B.S. Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing ARRYETTE SCOTT, B.S., A.D.A. nstructor in Diet Therapy T I n: X . n 'V ulna um 'i'iii'imu-Em i . . . you gulp a cafeteria dinner while workmen outside unload steel scaf- folding for the five-story wing that will soon receive patients . . . DARRELL N ICOLA, M.A. Instructor in Religion L. E. RUSSELL, M.A. Instructor in Religion MARIE MCNIEL Dean of Women GRACE STODDARD, R.N., B.S. Director of Health Service Library, Nursef Home Elders L. E. Russell, Darrell Nicola MMmmNWW Carmen Argraves, Marie IWCNiel, Grace Stoddard 90 Vivian Serhan, senior nurse, scans the cardex and waits for Miss Anita Isene to show her the ropes about night shift. V aletta Wolverton shows Marlene Dalke souvenirs from her trip to Nicaragua last summer. Winifred Jackson, Student Nurse of the Y ear. 91 Even though thefll swim in the new pool only during pre-nursing days or the final quarters of their senior year, nursing students join in the ASW W C pool campaign. Fred Troutman, sophomore, plans campaign strategy with Shirley Witherspoon, S.A. vice president of Portland campus, Wanda Hogman, social vice president, and Mary Timmons, spiritual vice president. . . . and there is time for a Saturday night splash in the Rippeys, p001 . . . 92 . . . for catching up on happenings three weeks old and 246 miles away . . . Yvette M achado Sue Powell, W inifred Jackson . . . for getting footsore at The W0rld7s Largest Shopping Center . . . 93 M Tabor Church Portland, Oregon ..... you?re through it now, and you know that there is more to nursing than pill-counting and a profes- sional smile. You,ve been able to search out others7 needs and fmd answers for them and somehow your own needs have also found satisfaction. INDUSTRIES Lester Border, Superintendent Physical Plant Service is the realm ruled by the man in the dirty coveralls. In this kingdom hhhard hats,, come as standard equipment. Bruised shins and dirty fingernails are frequent options. The work encompasses everything from construction to custodial and plumbing to electrics, teaching its followers the dignity of labor. One of the most prominent parts of the Plant Service Department is the heavy equipment division. These monstrous machines are presided over by Art Ziegele, a veteran at the powerhouse. t WWC machines of transportation ay an important part due to the many hool functions that require travel. eeping these machines in good operat- g condition is a task entrusted to the mpus mechanics. Hellie securing some trim on 0ld Silversidesf, Clint Cummings and Tom Dolan setting up a metal lathe. The workings of a diesel engine can provide many a test of ingenuity and practical application of knowledge. Howwer, Ed Maxted, Manager of the College Garage, does not seem too dismayed by his findings. 97 Sizzling and mysterious, the world of. the steam engineer. Pipes, valves, generators and insulationhall are integrated with the prime ingredient, steam, in a maze that only the privileged few can appreciate. Add to this a few dials and gauges and the layman is thoroughly confused. We are thankful that there are those who understand. 98 Painting, repair, and storage are three active departments on the WWC campus. The work that they undertake has its emphasis, perhaps, on the finer things of life. Among these we might include the not quite perpendicular beam, the fine balance required on the painterhs plank, and the ability to put everything in its place and still have room to move and put something else. Easy there, Ken Homer Syme, Ron Humphries, Emil Reynolds 99 Custodial means many things to many people s0ap, water and wax . . . Brillo pads, bosses and brooms. Base of operations is diminutive two- story Union Hall. And from summer through spring . . . the whine of the buffer is heard in the land. Earl Munroe Dwight M edlock 100 Roy Puen M. 0. Cheney making hay while the sun. shines and the sweeper crew making sure none of it is lost. Eugene Witzel, Glen Lewis, t William Koenig Farm From field to storage to consumers that ttmod, is the route taken by the mouth-watering alfalfa grown on the college farm. 102 ttUna-VVheat, ttHi-Glutenv, and donuts by the bakerts dozenethe bakery offers gourmet employment to the sweet-toothed or the physically fit addict. So what if National Donut Week is past? Bakery Bruce Wickward Amy Bulgin Dairy Milk-product pipeline from the farmjs contented inmates to the public is the College Dairy. Here a smiling ttbar-maidh, will gladly fill your order for a Chocolate milkshake. As you enjoy the last spoonful you wonder: ttWho wants to be skinny7 anywayiw Mrs. J. V. Peters, Wilmer Snyder, Director Food Service does more than provide hot food three times a day to those with a lean and hungry look. To each of 110 student workers, it offers opportunity to be a specialist tofu-maker, K. P. expert, or busboy. Upholstery Infant arrival of the campus industry family is the upholstery shop on WP Street. Want to fix up that old chair with the springs poking out or pleat-and-roll the interior of your priceless 1931 Dodge? Ask Ray Craig or employee Warren Peters for an estimate. M rs. C heney and assistant Carol Stamird with a primary cause of student misery. Besides dealing with such mundane articles as textbooks, the College Store sells exciting things like shoe polish and candy bars. Store 105 Press Handling such varied publications as Impact, Campus Echo, Walla Walla Farmer, and this year the MOUNTAIN ASH, the Press does an annual business of $150,000 plus. Through the ranks of this campus business in the past couple of decades have come t publishing secretaries, academy instructors, and the Editor-in-chief of Listen magazine. Hustling galley proofs and setting type this term is a varied assortment of theology majors, engineers, preedents, . . . and the faithful standby . . . the graphic arts devotee. V. D. Bond, Manager Dexter Goo, ttWes't Roberts, Bob Dietel twt- H enry H erzog, Ken F arnsworth John Taylor Manager I. A. Mayer and John Rudebaugh Bindery Stock in trade for the campust largest industry is hRainbow Brighf7 bindingse$220,000 worth of them. Books that navigate the College Binderyts production line in a yeafs time wouldeif placed end to endestretch over 17 miles. Eleven full-time and 34 enthusiastic student workers finance their college stay by such exotic specializations as gold-stamping, trim- ming and getting glue on their fingers. Comments Manager J. A. Mayer of his employees: ttTheytre enthusiastic-or they don?t stay long? The best advertisement 107 Laundry Two thousand sheets per day go through the College Laundry. To this, add: dry cleaning, shirts, and everything from levis to tennis shoes to that sweater with purple ink spilled on it. No wonder it keeps 60 students busy an average of 20 hours per week. 108 Russell Mandigo and Gerald Skidmore, Manager Package-tying by automation Harold Benson, Superintendent Men, materials and machines 00mp0nents of campus construction that affect the growing-power of a college. Distance Vision backed up by dollars this translated into action permits the vital expansion. ...and the less-travelled ways . . . Campus industries don,t claim all. Scattered free-1ancersw connive to meet the monthly statement by diverse and some- times devious methods of financing. These untrampled side routes range from smoke-jumping in the New Mexico wilds to paper- grading t0 the sometime thank- less job of dormitory Wloor-monsterf, Dale Crane W e,re home, Terri Was machst du, Jim? ACTIVITIES HI AUTUMN QUARTER ,63 brought the usual run of small blue Class eardt. newly assigned chapel seats and ominous g.Ilast-day-tO-d Op-a-elassa, reminders. But y0u711 remember it for hissing sprinklers and an extra-long Indian summer . . . for sunsets made redder by Balfs reborn volcano . . . and for a soggy November. You,ll recall how the glittering new EPM building was immediately overrun by hordes of Biology and Freshman Comp enrollees . . . and the riotous kickoff for the P001 Campaign . . . the Amateur Hour banner that alternate- ly sagged and Hopped in the wind . . . chapel talks by Bonneville Powerk Mr. Luce and t L the Governor of AUTUMN Washington . . . a banquet with bibs and ttspaghett mi lonezW . . . then a Friday breathless with - radio bulletins and a , numb sense of personal tragedy; Hagshand hearts elowered t0 half-mast. An overnight deep-fre hit the campus . sidewalks for skiddmg: ski-addicts gleefully scanned the 'hitened hills . . SA sponsored translat 0n and distribution of Good N vs by finger-wound phonograph . squads 0f arctiC-dressed carolers roamed frozen streets . . . dorm monitors passed the hat as OPS-ACA made Christmas for 45 youngsters . . . final exams and a solemn vow, Next quarter . . ft Jingle bells filled the ears of all . . . OLLEGE PLACE, WASHINGTON Speed Limit 25 Mile Populatl n 4,192 and 5 dogs. Some call it an oasis. If you wander in some afternoon when buildings and citizenry are wrapped in a dust cloud, you might have your doubts. When the trucks grind along College Avenue piled high with fragrant pea vines, you In ght wo der again. And by the time the packs of Ho Ida cycles have buzzed up and down every side street, and pint-size switch engine W.W.V. No. 775 has blared a last lingering toot as it clatters along the track skirting Sittner field, you7re sure this isntt a quiet town. But take another look. Onion and wheat fields reach toward the mountains, southward t0 the Columbia. West f town are horses grazing, and a small cemetery called Hope. The town has one industryea College The College produces people who know how to live life. OH R AMATEUR HOUR Manhattan,s skyline at night provided background for talent ranging from hhAllegro Appassionatd, t0 hOId McDonald37 Marimba, saxophone and vocal chords pro- vided two hours of entertainment; the audience of stu- dents and Alumni Homecomers that packed Columbia and Youth Center auditoriums left OPS with a Wakew of $3,200. Guest artist, Calvin Moses THE GOVERNORS VISIT In a h20th Century Dimension,, chapel appearance November 4, Albert Rosellini, governor of Washington, stressed at Wwo-way street concept of participation in government. The educated, he stated, must shoulder responsibil- ity for improved legislation. FALL WEEK OF PRAYER The hhowsh, of tying together practical with inspirational religion were demonstrated by Richard D. Fearing, chap- lain, during Fall Week of Prayer. November 9-16 he led the College congregation up the hPathway of the Remnant,7 H8 Students who attended the November 9 faculty-home parties first added their names to the lists plastered on the columns of the Adm building. Rated by many as a hma- jor break-through in prof-student relations, the gather- ings featured a minimum of dignity and considerable food, frolic and fraternization. S.A. SOCIAL Feminine plotting, Mask-searching and trembling phone-calls paid off for AGA7s members as the annual girl-ask-boy event arrived November 17. Theme and food were Italian. AGA BANQUET According to a custom Sittnerites threaten to perpetuate, Conard women must pick up thEir dates at the men's dorm. Would-be male deviators from this tradition encountered such fearsome abouncers' as the gentle- man at right. NOVEMBER 22, I963 What is there left to say. You,ll remember the man . . . Yeutll remember the Friday They Lowered the Flag. WINTER ttThis I believe?, provided focus for Collegiate Views of God, nine- teenth annual Student Week of Prayer . . . In the College Church, a Sabbath School class for students speaking German began, shepherded by Elder Stoehr . . . late-January recommendation by Student Council to revamp committee policy on couples? sitting together in religious services. . . . three-day band clinic conducted by Leonard B. Smith, ttGeneralissimo of the masters of comet? Academy prodigies bunked in Conard, Sittner for three-day ttduration,7 . . . Junior class organized, displayed utilitarian foresight by appointing history major as ttDirector 0f Sanitation? . . . untimely death of Biologyas three-and-a-half-foot cottonmouth moccasin. Circumstances of death unknown; suspect: one rat. . . . almost time to contract that virus called Spring . . . OITICially, the Sports Social clashes between OPS and Village come about by reason of rabid disagreement as to which team should right- fully possess the Sonnenberg trophy. But the onlookers reap the benefits: where else could a Conardite unleash a good, healthy scream, how could a certain prominent chemistry major practise his horn solo? 126 The theme was hSeasonal Silhouettes9, January 25, as AD- CS presented the annual village opus. Emcee was Dr. Cleve Henriques 0f Pasco; leis and a hissing blizzard 0f hAero- Snow provided atmosphere. SNOW FROLIC In the face of a critical shortage of campus snow, the SA took emergency measures. February 1 five busses trundled t0 the Blue Mountains numerous skiers, hikers and those with an overpowering urge to lab snowballs. USICAL REVUE y W e ' HVIL WA R , t' EBIRTH OF A REBIRTH ttThe Glorious Rebirth of Sociabilityf an emancipation proclama- tion on behalf of the College women, two years ago voted down by the SA, was railroaded into existence February 10. For 19 glorious days, all phone lines between Sittner and Conard were tied up. MIDWINTER EVENT February 23 brought ttCiVil War Days,, and the SA banquet. Antiques and 100-year-01d a r m y dis- charge papers, ttDixieh and a drummer boy set the mood; the ttGreat Locomotive Chaseh was chased 0H campus. anglmi .3 ar-fW' h t 51am: ?wfsk ,,'$4s5!wmpt a2. 9m aw m giggim; W wtfth an, $$$$mw;nf ??Wa- znf we 9., L k' SENIOR CLASS Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. 9 Matt. 5:16 Adviser : Loren Dickinson President : Warren Willey Vice President: Caroline Rasmussen Secretary : Anita Lenz Treasurer : Phil Harris Chaplain : Russel Thomsen Sergeant at Arms: John F ackenthall SPRING Spring hurled at would-bels a barrage of Graduate Record xams . . . initial batch of uMountain Haslf, dished out . l . then, a week to remember for closeness, for clearcut talks by a former-SApresident-made-g00d . . . peren- nial griping about perennial gaping holes in the tennis court fence . . . Spring Fair chalks up $200 for the swimming pool fund; debit tx 0 faculty diving casualties . . . Everest climb r tells all . . . jump to Daylight Saving Time deprives all of sixty precious minutes . . . College Day 0gtourists l I the bus- load overrun dorms, lengthen cafeteria lines ad injfnitum, . . . tennis shoes, Omi pins, dust, and sun-deck sufferers . . . and now to get a job. WEEK OF PRAYER 130 SPRING With Spring Week of Prayer came a fresh new approach to Christian living. Dr. Earle Hilgert, professor of New Testament at Andrews Uni- versity, titled his evening series of messages q believe . . 3, His was a thoroughly logical treatment of the beliefs of Adventist Christian- ity and their relevance to twentieth century living. His friendliness and straightforward answers proved equally relevant to the many students with whom he Visited. On April 18 came a dash of H O U southern accent. AGA,S 4Queen of My Song7 employed pre- 1850 costumes, all-girl chorus, banjo-pickers, and C H A R nostalgic music of Stephen Foster backed by a southern mansion and weeping willow trees. Week-end highlight for 600 mothers and daughters was Sunday mornings brunch. 131 Douse the candle . . . win a goldfish . . . Dunk the Prof! . . . Yes friends, a genuine automatic player piano . . 3, Get your 60-second portrait for only 50c! Thais less than a penny a secondV, ; 132 Almost before Saturday nighfs crowd had evacuated Columbia Auditorium, the hammer-and-saw crew took over. Some twenty hours later a high-spirited if footsore throng of fair-goers shufHed from booth to booth amid a din of folk music, cries of balrkers7 popping balloons, and splashing professors. Campus club concessions plied them with cake, popcorn, electronic fortune-telling, gold- fish in plastic bags and that once-in-a-lifetime chance to S P RI N G F I R dunk an assistant dean of men. Proceeds boosted the SA I K swimming pool fund. CAMPUS Campus Day means many things to many people. Glorye-as one triumphs in the shotput or egg toss events, paddles to Victory in the hbathtuh,7 swim- ming pool or upholds his title as Fastest Sack-racer in the West. Agonyeheroically borne, whether blisters and cramps from the marathon7 a sun-blistered nose, or sand blown into, the potato salad. It may include water-skiing at Hat Rock, unsportsmanlike cramming for tomorrow,s classes or snoozing for three extra hours. But these departures from hallowed tradition are summarily frowned upon. 135 The now-routine pressure of three days of final tests . . . cramming interrupted by tennis and trips to town to find boxes for packing . . . thoughts already turning to Monday morning, hrst day on the summer job . . . shouts of jubila- tion echo down the halls and a last water balloon arcs down from O to the end 0 . . third floor Sittner, splattering 0n the blacktop beside a gleeful human target . . . floor moniters, hounded at all hours, distracted- ly check occupants out of their rooms . . . doors slam and cars, loaded 10w, pull away from the curb in front of Conard. Members of a closeknit community scatter to all points. Only seniors remain . . . to rehearse for the Big Week End while a familiar loneliness settles over the campus. ...thenit hits you. Comes a recognition that your four-year hitch has happened-ifs now history. Three times this week end the organ sounded and three times you marched. Now its 11:45 Sunday morning; you,re standing in line grinning at congratulators and pumping hands indiscriminately. As you mutter ttThanks, it feels great? for the 147th time in twenty minutes, inaudibly you wonder: iiIs this the beginning of the end or the end of a beginning. . . . They call it Commencement, don7t they? Whafs it supposed to commence??? Together with your folks and brother and sister or maybe alone, you thread your way through the crowded lawn toward the car. And then, on impulse, just because its traditional, you cut over along the walk and stand between a couple of faded brick posts and think trite thoughts. Then you look up at this 4tGateway to Service,, and remember something you heard somewhere this week endeitLet your light so shine before men that they may glorify your Father. . . 7 Maybe today, maybe these four years are only prologue. But you,ll think often of this place and these people. F orgetting is for someone else. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Ieieuumm ASH MV scum Student Wing is a short hall feebly lighted, studded with black signs. In this domain of the ASWWC, classwork, food and sleep may be carefully ignored but deadlines must be met, decisions cranked out and red ink held to a minimum. Through uncounted hours of hierarchical head-banging and chewing of fingernails, the plans evolve;into Octobefs Moonlight Hike, Thursdaygs Collegian, a Music produced in coordinated frenzy, a green-and-gold yearbook deadlined for mid-May. Typewriters clatter, voices drone, raise excitedly and fade. Floors pick up reverbera- tions from the 70-watt stereo in the SAC just below . . . Through nine months the inhabitants of this hall share late hours, headaches, and un- written immunity from the traditional fine as they exit Via a clanging, four-story fire escape. Then, come June, the legacy passes 10 a new crop of bright-eyed hopefuls. ASWWC I40 The role of SA Wead mm? is a demanding one. Besides coordinating a $35,000 organization, President Renschler must cope with the edi- torial prerogatives of three publication heads and the practical whims of a SAC manager. The large painting in the background has dis- tracted committee members throughout three successive administrations. It is said to be very symbolicJ Left to right: Henry Yea MOUNTAIN ASH EditoH, Arnold Renschler KASWWC PresidenU, Richard Worley WMasld, EditorJ, Richard Salsbery 624C DirectorL and Ila Russell F Collegian Edited. Left to right: Standing, Tim Sanderk 1 ASW W C General Vice PresidenU, Arnold Renschler LAS- - W C Presidenw, W urren Peters Lszrizual Vice-Presidenw Seated Professor C. W. Shankel LCraduate Adviserj, Rosemary-Kellagg LSocial Vice PresidenU And those there are who coordinate religious and social enterprises, who keep a steady thumb on finances and correspondence, who regulate sports, who link the SA with a faraway campus called Port- land. Norman Tang, Sports Co-ordinator Lawrence Lashier, Accountant, F arrest M tackling, Treasurer, David Claridge, Parliamentarian. Charlaine Amey, Correspondence Secretary, Beryl Johnson, Recording Secretary. Shirley Witherspoon, Vice- President, Portland Campus. fisharing the map of the work? with two intrepid climbers . . . time for team wit-matching, for intellectual Showdowns. A December project helped answer World need. t, tvt ., 3.3- 32v, w ,, mavrrwwmmcuwm V , . 7A. .gngggzw ' km W, ,, M w 1m; Hwy? , LEHOTO CQURTESY OF WHITTAKER SENATE T0 assume senatorial splendor is to accept certain minor hazards: political blunders bring rumblings a few doors not a couple of thousand miles--away; absentees names are ruthlessly posted for public Viewing; and senatorial immunity is coldly ignored by local marshals. This year7s chosen 44 turned the newly flnished EPM lecture hall into a Monday evening cacophony . . . over- hauling budgets, nominating ths Who candidates, and authorizing committee action for a school hymn. n rd like to ask this about that . The senate at work is a study in concentration. Franz Reed Quallefs edge-of-the-clzair-inlerest to John Henriques. thoughtful consideration is not such a wide gap as it may seem. 145 . . . a 30-hour-per-week job of crea- CO L L EG I AN tive coordination for a small edi- tor from Puyallup. The format has changed; headaches remain constant. Formula: phonework, soul-searching, :3 X M, q late hours and rubber cement equal four pages of public information, staff and campus opinion. 146 Circulation Manager Dale Ziegele and Business Manager Roy Puen. Sltdj members who make up the C0llegiun dummy every Tuesday niyht share a common aversion to Wmmped head? and a notable appetite far donuts. Left to right: Luurice Porter, Burton Johnson, Editor-in-Clziej Ila Russell, Chuck Scriven. WWW 148 n S H 1964 marks the fiftieth consecutive year of yearbook publication by the ASWWC. Production changes included a smaller- 2 at Gem than-normal staff and awarding of the printing contract to the College Press. ROIe-switching occurred; editor Yeo prowled the campus with a borrowed Rollei, shooting deadline pictures, while photographer Crifhth turned out a mammoth crop of portraits. Near deadlines, ASH-work appropriated critical study time and there was loose talk of procuring a guillotine-sized papercutter for use on backsliding staff members. But rubber cement7 mara- thon paste-up sessions, wholesale devotion, and occasional intake of College Dairy 42g00diesh got each deadline7s allotment of pages down to the Press in time for Iitho processing . . . . Associate editor UighU Ray Erwinhs sundry tasks ranged from directing delinquent advertising to urging Tom Cal; kins to finish rosters and schedule pictures. Expenditures for such essentials as covers, glue, and root beer came under the scrutiny of Doug Sayles, Business Manager. Dale Von Bergen, Literary Editor, wrote script to mesh with picture layouts by the Editor-in-chief. shBless the day safety belts were inventedy, quips pholav grapher Dave Griffith, aboard a tloorless Cessna 172, Imlil wondering about the next imaginative assignment. 101m Henriques, Assistant Editor Jim Epperson, Circulation Alanager John Henriques set up picture-taking schedules, and Jim Epperson distributed the 545th Jay Magnuson, Martha Seyerson, Betty Jean Skeels, and Kathy Russell were there to write, type, run errands, or drink milk shakes. Marc Silver drew divider pages for the portrait sections that as- sistant editor Lester Wright spent most of Christmas vaca- tion to complete 150 . . . . along toward the end of January, the $13,500 budget acquired acute symptoms of anemia as critically needed advertising fell through and staff cynics suggested hocking the front oHicehs single symbol of luxury, a twelve-foot strip of rug and a couple of up- holstered chairs. Volun- teer ad men brought in the needed revenue, words and photos were hacked and shufHed into patterns, and the staff exhaled with more regularity. Marc Silver, Lester Wright OHice hours for the Mask staff ran into early morning for a week after autumn M A S K quarter began. And under the direc- tion of an editor who wanted a dignif1ed student directory;7 there emerged from the jumble of glue bottles, sticky fingers, portraits and papercutter, a book that makes a grand target for darts 0n lonely Saturday evenings. Used in a more positive way, it could lead to a drastic reduction of lonely Saturday nights, a 5 se rt its staff defenswely' Assistant Editor Doug Mulloy , , Editor Richard Worley takes the part of overseer while Earle Knowles, Bob Eby, David Rice, and Don Silver try to get everyone arranged in proper order. 151 SAC . . . means World Series television in fall . . . Rachmaninoff, Dorati or Luboff played through the 70-watt stereo . . . glancing through Skiing, Harpergs and Mechanix Illustrated instead of cram- ming for that Greek vocab quiz you know is coming in 20 minutes . . . Here the atmosphere is unhurried and you can bend your ear to the words of a friend, or get unwittingly drawn into a marathon discussion. Well, they call it ttassocia- tion center? Jess Johnson, browses through a cWlatle 1011;le magazine made available in the SAC reading rack. EMS Even married students have a right to socialize en masse, claims EMS. Whether the occa- sion he a spring picnic by the river or a snow party in the Blue Mountains, it provides a change of pace from theme-typing, jangling telephones and encyclopedia salesmen. The roaring flre at the Biology Lodge draws classmates together as they revive old incidents to the background accompaniment of roughhousing flve-year-olds. EMS parties sometimes take on the appearance of a baby-sitterhs workshop. In, the middle of it all stands a pensive parent wondering thhere did that child go? Gretchen and Arthur Christensen ! 2 g Judy and Jim Sanders tlismver that a quiet evening at home reliring old memories is one of the assets 0f almining village family status. The life of the young married is not all theme- writing or diaper changing. A few spend time on the basketball court, come Sports Social time. And how many German II students have a four year-old to drill them in Vocabulary? The clan Aurora Duxes convene every other Thurs- 7 day in the SAC where, according to local legend they spend considerable time discussing A D what to do about the alarming surplus of cash piling up in their account. When interest lags, members discuss items of interest among themselves while the president talks to him- self about the matter at hand. Yet every winter they manage, together with C5, to put together a scintillatingr production known as ttMusical Revue? 156 Sharon Lund exhibits some mementos of her recent European tour to Anita Lenz, Karen Beebe and Leslie Radford. CS The average Chiquita Sola lives far out of range of dorm intercom buzzers, and in total ignor- ance of such essentials for living as check- out cards. But the life of a single village girl is not a never-ending circle of parties and impromptu meetings at Pizza Pete,s; it generally includes dishwashing, baby-sitting cousin Mortimer, and studying for tomorrow,s 7:30, 10:30, and 11:30 classes. The 420 inhabitants of this four-story7 U-shaped stronghold vigorously maintain ancient traditions dating as far back as A.D. 1946 tag.7 trespassing on the lobby,s OPS seal nets the offender an invigorating ordeal by water hosei. They have proved capable of creat- ing new traditions on the spot. In October they S I T T N E R listened as a small, earnest man reminisced of for- H A L L mer years with OPS and then quietly presented the club with what he called his Ltmost treasured pos- sessionsf7 Their response to former Dean Losey was a standing ovation that must have rattled most windows within a siX-block radius. His gift, two tanned calfskins inscribed with the signatures of all OPS members from 1938-52, will be permanently displayed in the dorm lobby. 157 NORMAN WOODS, B.A., Assistant Dean of Men MONTE S. CULVER, M.A.,'.Dean of Men By common consensus, Sittner houses the most active campus club west of West Hall. And Sittnerites are highly expressive. Some deck doors with shaving cream or tastefully paper a wall with notices from the various 0H1- ces of administration. There is another side: prayer bands provide an outlet for deeper expression, impromptu discussion brings the- ology down to an operatigze level. And there is a degree of common understanding with two men known respectfully as deans. l59 It happened on a frosty December evening before test week: Conard donned scarves, coats, mittens, clutched candles that dripped wax, and trudged in endless double file toward waiting Sitt- ner. uO Come All Ye Faith- fula7 began a little trem ulously as they came through doors surrounded by high-spirited masculinity . . . It was all in response to the previous nighfs serenade, When a torch- bearing OPS mob engulfed Conard courtyard, roaring ttJingle B81159, with char- acteristically unmatched gusto. 163 $ 3$wi$fmhxf y!$m. xv, .rh . . J ? l64 To assume Conardite status is to sleep four feet, seven inches from an un- melodic intercom buzzer . . . to don bathrobe and rollers, open your door, and run smack into one Of the houseboys carrying a seven-foot ladder. It is more: . . . a fountain floodlit in soft green just in Viewing distance from your window . . . a peaceful stained-glass prayer room . . . and a blond dean who has a quiet way of making God, life and you seem very close. MRS. HELEN WARD EVANS, M.A. Dean of Women MRS. GENEVIEVE ILES MCCORMICK, B. Assistant Dean of Women MISS ELSIE NAWALKOWSKI, B.A. Assistant Dean of Women Donna Monks is diligently outside, couples prolong a pleasant burning the midnight oil while evening together as long as possible. AGA-OPSE annual Christmas party provided instant fun and lasting satisfaction for fifty dorm couples and their adoptetf' charges. Ingredients: small fry, strange foods, songfest, and gifts from two bulging bags dragged in by a Santa with a Ralph Jahnson-type of ho ho ho? 165 Strange creatures are these llCosmosf, Shy or garrulous, determined and dis- concertingly proud of such hometowns as Addis Ababa and Penang and Athens. They live and breathe, worry and laugh at regular intervals almost like normal, red-blooded Americans. COSMOPOLITAN WWC They seem to like Dvorak, SCUBA-diving, blue skies, and pizza. When they are short of sleep they tend to be grouchy. Not all ride camels or live on coconuts back home; they prefer Aelita and Cathay Airlines four to one. They are sometimes quiet, sometimes outspoken, practical-joking dreamer-realists who lit the campus and its people. They have added warmth to those who have rubbed shoulders with them, refocused blind spots, and added new dimension to a way of life meant for all men. And they can grin in four languages. 166 w my m EATHJWY 167 wV-ww'q wm .:..,..,+.;3y 168 v mwvrwuw xw- xxx.xxnxwm. zFxm.w.k 7,,0xwauwxquy COLLEGE CHURCH The brass-sheathed steeple remains floodlit at night. From south wing Sittner . . . along the gravel roads leading to Whitman monument . . . from the flatlands just this side of Lowden, you see it pointing up into the darkness. It is the symbol of a house built by a school family to the glory of the God who dwells with them. ..MI.Wx. . .mr . Wmumxwmn wwxmmm m . . . and there are those to whom it is given to lead the flock. Elders Fearing and Chambers fill this capacity on the Walla Walla campus. It is from this leadership that weekly messages of inspiration, challenge and hope reach a collegiate congregation of nearly two thousand. A young Midwesterner, Fearing presented the Fall Week of Prayer soon after arriving on campus to assume his present pastorate. Through the past eight months, he has shown himself to be an interested and ap- proachable friend. RICHARD D. F EARINC, College Church Pastor GEORGE W. CHAMBERS, Associate Pastor This yearhs MV offered stiflr competition to even occasional Sabbath afternoon sleep-ins by weary collegians. Flamboyant posters and swinging mobiles called attention to a union-wide Bible confer- ence held on campus the last week end of October. Singing bands moved headquarters to Colum- bia Auditorium for vocal and spiritual warmup prior to crowding into three buses and num- erous cars for weekly trips to Odd Fellows, Terrace and Blue Mountain nursing homes. Sophomore Dick Hart was picked late in Jan- uary to serve as WWCS fifth student mission- ary. In June he will Hy t0 the upper Amazon in Peru, help with medical launch work, and get better acquainted with a Helio bush plane, the Fernando Stahl. Alden Thompson, MV Leader M V Bible Conference W hat .LS going on? Prayer band, foreign missions and personal workers, band each has deepened c a m p u 5 spiritual communication and offered its own brand of practical faith-sharing. By late March the average collegian grows restless with four-wall ex- istence, multiplied appointments, reports and course requirements. An inborn hunger betrays itself: he must set things right, must reaffirm for himself that life makes sense. H611 find a way . . . South fork of Walla, Walla River . . . to follow his feet along the shifting crest of a coastal dune and feel the sting of wind-whipped sand and rain . . . he,ll drift a Foldboat down- river until he has lost track of time . . . hehll scramble along a rain-slick ridge and lose himself in jungles of tree D O o R S fern, spruce and hemlock . . . pause against the rough red bark of a. Ponderosa to soak up the sunhs first warmth and count the legs on a pine beetle. And hetll come back with faith reborn. 173 , 0,541? L fans 5 , aHAKMW ,. Walla Walla valley inhabitants grow impatient with travel folder claims. We7re literally surrounded with natural wonders, they claim. There is the hillside cave above South Fork, and Little Grand Canyon south of Lowden which according to local legend was formed by the ero- sion of an irrigation ditch. Little Grand Canyon : Palause Falls 176 A jagged line of peaks known as the Wallowas reaches 10,000 feet into the Oregon sky, marking the 0Happy Hunting Ground,7 of the Nez Perces, Chief Joseph. Singled out by Senate and faculty as valued contributors to life at the College . . . I77 178 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities '63 364 not pictured: Alden Thompson mg. 17D Russel Thomsen Wg. 19m Timothy Sanders George Nordby John Griffin Myrna Schultz David Claridge Kenneth Ogden Donald Murray Richard Salsbery Rosemary Kellogg Beryl Johnson Valetta Wolverton Ila Russell S H A R T R O D: I79 d r e U k 0 C f m; ., . 9S m m M u cumm 3.13 Vw SENIORS lurching down I80 NALD AMMON, B.A. ajo ino r KE BAHNSEN, B.A. ajo German lmo Spanish BERT BOHLMAN, B.A. ajo English inor: Biology Business Administration Social Science, Economics SHARON AMMON, 3.5. Major: Elementary Teaching MARILYN BANEK, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching Minor: Religion CHRISTOPHER BOSKIND, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion, Economics ARLENE AUSMUS, B. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Home Economics RICHARD BARNHART, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Speech, Religion SADIE BROCK, B.S. Major: Nursing SHERRIE AZRAK, B.S. Major: Nursing JOYCE BENTZ, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics EARL BROCKMAN, B.A. Major: Biblical Languages, Religion ROBERT BRODY, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching THOMAS CHRISTENSEN, BS. in Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Minor: Mathematics WILLIAM CORBIN, JR., B.A Major: Chemistry Minor: Religion, Biology NANCY BROWN, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching DAVE CLARIDGE, B.S. Major Engineering Physics Minor: Mathematics AUDREY CORBIT, 8.8. Major: Nursing ELAINE BRUINGTON, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching JEANETTE CLARK, B.A. Majo - Religion Minor: Biblical Languages LORRAINE CORTH, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Home Economics LORANNE CHOSKE, B.A. Major: History Minor: Religion, Sec. Sec. Tch. DOUGLAS COOPER, B.A. Major: Theology Minor: Speech CLINTON CUMMINGS, B.A. Major: History Minor. Mathematics J. P. CURNUTT, B.A. Major: English Minor: Social Science MARLENE DALKE, B.S. Major: Nursing maq yeggm LLFRED DEGERATY, B.A. ajor: Theology inor: Speech ROBERT DUNHAM, B.A. Major: Theology Minor' History RAY ERWIN, B.A Major: Religion GWENDOLYN FRY, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor Social Science ROBERT FORSYTH, JR., B.A. Major: Busines Administration Minor: Economics, Religion Minor' Biblical Languages, History MARIAN DAVIS, 3.8. Major: Nursing JOHN FACKENTHALL, B.S. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry GARRY GATES, BS. in Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Minor' Mathematics 183 JEAN GINGRICH, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Home Economics JOHN GRIFFIN, 8.8. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry DUANE HASSE, B. MUSIC Major: Music Education LORNE GLAIM, B.A. Major: History Minor: German ROSEMARY GROVE, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Home Economics, Religion GUST HAUGEN, B.A. Major: History Minor: Social Science DONNA GLUCK, B.A. Major: History Minor: Social Science KENNETH HARRIS, B.A. Major: Biology TchJ Minor: Social Science JEAN HECOX, B.S. Major: Nursing nngSQm Zg , 9L GERALD GOLDSBOROUGH, 8.8. Major: Industrial Education Minor: Religion PHIL HARRIS, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion, Biology HARVEY HEINRICHS, B.A. Major: Chemistry Minor: Zoology MAN HINTz, B.S. ajior: Industrial Education iTchJ p VID JOHNSON, B.A. ajor: Religion inor: Business RLIN JUHL, B.S. in Engineering ajor: Electrical Engineering GEORGE HSZIEH, B.S. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry DOREEN JOHNSON, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Religion GLENICE KAPING, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Music, Religion LARRY HUSTON, B.A. Major: History Minor: Religion BERYL JOHNSON, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Home Economics HAROLD KATSUREN, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics KEN JAMES, B.S. Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry RONALD JOHNSON, B.S. in Engineering Major: Electrical Engineering PATRICIA KELLISON, B.A. Major: Business Administration, Secretarial Science NATHALIE LADNER, B.S. Major: Nursing I86 ROSEMARY KELLOGG, B.A. Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology JOHN KNUTSON, B.A. Major. History Minor- Business Administration JACK LAMBERTON, B.S. Major. Chemistry Minor: Mathematics JON LANG, B.S. Major: Nursing JOAN LEMARQUAND, B.S. Major: Nursing ANITA LENz, B.S. Major Foods 81 Nutrition Minor: Biology, Chemistry MARILYNN LADD, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor. Home Economics LAWRENCE LASHIER, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor. Economics DEANA LEWELLEN, B.A. Major. Home Economics Minor: Social Science KAREN LINDEMAN, 3.8. Major: Nursing RON LUND, B.A. SHERMAN MCCORMICK, B. MUSIC DELORES MAHN, BS. ajor: Interior Decoration Major: Music Education Major. Nursing Major: Religion inor Art VERNA MATTERAND, B.S. NICKOLE MEIDELL, B.A DAVID MILLER, B.A. Major: Nursing Major: Zoology Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Minor: Chemistry DAVID LINDSTROM, B.A. JOHN LITTLER, BS. Major: History Major: Industrial Education Minor: Social Science Minor: Religion Minor: Speech WALLACE MANDIGO, B.A 187 DONNA MONKs, B.A. Major: History Minor: Social Science GEORGE MOUJABBER, BS. in Engineering Major: Mechanical Engineering Minor: Mathematics DONALD MURRAY, B.A. ARLEEN MYERS, B.S. Major: History TchJ Major: Physical Education Minor: Spanish, Religion Minor: Biology MARDI NEUFELD, B.A. Major: Music Minor: Home Economics KENNETH OGDEN B.A. Major: Biblical Languages Minor: Religion SUI KO0N Nc, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Biblical Languages BEVERLY PALADENI, B.S. Major: Nursing GEORGE NORDBY, B.S. LILLIAN OCIISNER, BS. in Engineering Major: Elementary Teaching Major: Civil Engineering Minor: Mathematics EDITH PALLANDER, B.S. EDNA PARKINS, B.S. Major: Nursing Major: Elementary Teaching s PARKS, B.S. ajo Elementary Teaching RLEY PETERKORT, B.A. ajor: Secretarial Science ino Religion STAL POHL, B.S. ajor: Nursing LOUISE PARMELE, B.S. Major: Nursing JEANNE PETERS, 3.8. Major: Nursing BURT POOLEY, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: History, Religion EILLENE PELLENS, Major: Nursing RODNEY PETERSON, BS. in Engineering Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Mathematics SUE POWELL, 8.8. Major: Nursing Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics, German GEORGE PIFER, 3.5. Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion DARRYL PRETTYMAN, B.A. Majo Business Administration Minor: Speech ED QUIRING, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science UrchJ Minor: Physical Education 0th JAY RASMUSSEN, B.S. Major: Chemistry Minor: Zoology BARBARA RUDY, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: Social Science LERONO QUIRING, B.A. Major: History Minor: English JEWELL RASMUSSEN, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science sTchJ Minor: Home Economics J. B. RUPERT, BS. in Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Minor: Mathematics EDNA RACE, B.S. Major: Nursing ARNOLD RENSCHLER, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Chemistry, Zoology ILA RUSSELL, B.A. Major: English Minor: Home Economics CAROLINE RASMUSSEN, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: Business Administratio JAMES RICHMAN, B.A. Major: Spanish Minor: Religion RICHARD SALSBERY, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Zoology LLOYD SAWCHUK, B.S. VIVIAN SERHAN, B.S. MYRNA SHULTZ, B.S. Major: Business Administration Major: Nursing Major: Nursing Minor: History $inwa V m; R 1! Y STAHLNECKER, B.S. LOREN STARR, CONSTANCE STEPHENS, B.A. MERLENE STRATTON, BA. ajor: Elementary Teaching Major: Nursing Major: Business Administration Major: Home Economics sTchJ Minor. Religion Minor: Music ROGER STROBEL, B.S. DOUGLAS TAIT, B.A. BARBARA THOMSEN, B.A Major. Business Administration Major: Chemistry Major' Home Economics Minor: Religion Minor: Zoology Minor: Mathematics 191 lOn BU ,d NE ma nmm Wmm dd, ErmR c. .. Nrr s A.oo . .m Rum A w mMM Rm H T ,mm . 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GWEN ZIMMERMAN, B.A. Major: Nursing Major: Chemistry Major: Home Economics Minor: Mathematics Minor: Social Science 193 SUMMER SENIORS SHERRIL ANDREWS, B.A. GARY BARTSCH, B.S. BRENDA BIEGLER, B.A. Major: Nursing Major: Industrial Education Major: Business Administration Min-or: Religion TchJ Minor: Mathematics TchJ LEE BLANK, B.S. DALE CRANE, B.S. JOHN DOLEMAN, B.A. BETTY DOWNS, B.A. Major: Physical Education TchJ Major: Industrial Education Major: History TchJ Major: Religion Minor: Biology Minor: Business Administration Minor: Biology Minor: Biblical Languages RICHARD ENSEY, B.S. DONNA FIKES, B.S. Major: Business Administration Major: Nursing Minor: Social Science GLEN GINGERY, B.A WINIFRED JACKSON B.S. CAROLE JOHNSON, B.A. Major: Theology Major: Nursing Major: English Minor: History Minor: History NIE JORDAN, BS. ROBERT KOIDE, B.S. MARILEE MCCOY, BA. CHRISTINE MCINTYRE, B.S. jor. Elementary Teaching Major. Business Administration Major: Home Economics Major' Nursing Minor: Industrial Education Minor: Social Science GORDON MACDONALD, B.S. KENNETH OLSON, B.S. HARRY SACKETT, B.A. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology SHIRLEY SILCOX, B.A. GLENN SIMPSON, B.S. Major: Religion Major: Nursing Minor: Spanish KAY UTT, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching Major: Chemistry Major: Religion Minor: Religion Minor: Music ROBERT SUTTON, B.A. NORMAN TUNNELL, B.S. Major: History Major: Zoology Minor: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry ROBERT WATT, B.S. VALETTA WOLVERTON, B. Major: Industrial Education Major: Nursing Minor: Physics POSTGRADUATES mu Mwwxaw X W? m HENRY GERBER CONNETTA HINES ROY KLOCKO BENJAMIN LALL MARVIN NOBLE ngmugx x5 agxmamgsgg5aa I97 GRADUATES N PERRY BRONSTEIN M.A. Education BILL CHOBOTAR JERE F RANKLIN A. W. FUND M.A. Biology M.A. Biology M.A. Education 198 m m D.n way 09 me Ym mEB HB EA. WA. MM MWM R J z T Ln U.w Ht SIG YE E . aA. WM D m 0H Km my ca 005 00 .10 La Wm KE sB wA. MA. . 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STARR, A LA , m . , ARCHITECT u Mm a '1 taukiw u! fortlana Sanitarium 5V Hospital For Your Future Clinical Division: W.W.C. School of Nursing School of Medical Technology Training 8 Service X-Ray Technicians Course School of Practical Nursing OME - LIKE AIR CONDITIONED LANGE PROTEIN FOODS KITCHENETTES COMMERCIAL RATES ARE TOPS IN SAVORY GOODNESS ADD PLEASURE WITHOUT MEASURE TO YOUR MENU One mile North of the College At Your Favorite Health Food Store Adventist Owned Prepa red by LEE'S MOTEL NUVITA roons ALLULA ROAD JA 9'0793 Portland Oregon College Place, Washington 259 And God saw everything that he had made, and, behold, it was very good. Genesis 1:31 45m 1 WW ,. Hwazmm MGR; 85: WHITMAN MANOR NURSING CONVALESCENT RETIREMENT CENTER West Rose at Woodland JA 9-4480 Walla Walla Vernon Bohlman, Manager State License NH 474 Owned and operated by Seventh-day Adventists 260 Compliments of CITY RUBBER STAMP 400 S.W. 2nd Portland, Oregon j! pw 70 play SCOTTY 6W Athletic Supply 26 E. 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Ayers, Elaine, Box 114, Mildred, Mont. 12361 Azrak, Sherrie, 715 SE 60111, A111. 5, Portland, Ore. 11811 B Babjar, Sharon, 3535 Suudmck 1111., San Diego, Calif. 12171 Bacon, 11101111, 3101 Lincoln Lana, Billings, 1110111. 12361 Bahnmiller, Laurie, Rt. 2, Box 243, Munroe, thh. 12361 Balmsen, Eyke, C1112. 111:1 Desicno 4052, Mexico 20, D.F., Mexico 11811 Bailey, Karen, R1. 2, Box 21011, Milton-Frecnater, Ore. 12011 Bain, Dud1ey, 307 NW 7th, PendIclon, Ore. 12361 Bainum, Barbara, 705 Edclblul Drive, Silver Spring, Md. 12171 Baldner, Ruth, 205 H111 Avenue, Millan-Frcewater, Ore. Balharric, Mer1e, 311 NE 12411 Street, College Place, Wash. 12011 Banaralhanachai, Alice, 152 501 Sri Bamphcn, Baugkuk, Thailand 12361 Bandy, Steve, 3392 Winnlu Avenue, Salem, Ore. 12011 Banek, Marilyn, 3040 Academy Drive, Auburn, Wash. 11811 Barnett, Bruce, 842 South Riverside, Mcdford, Ore. 12361 Barnhart, Richard, 111. 2, Box 92, Aurora, Ore. 11811 Barrett, B111, Penn. Ave,, R1. 1, Langhorne, Penn. 12011 Barrow, Ted, 532 Sunset, Nampa, Ida. 12361 ROSTER Barlh, Patricia, 1570 Boulan, Troy, Mich. Bartholomew, Dale, 1028 La Mesa Drive, Tularc, Calif. 12171 Bartholomew, Eldon, Box 891, Orofmo, 11121. 12361 Bartholomew, Melvin, Box 891, Orolino, Ida. 12011 Barlsch, Gary, 1852 Hooker Oaker Avenue, Chico, Calif. 11941 Bates, Michael, 2017 N Madison, Spokane, Wash, Beaman, Trula, Box 95, Riggins, Ida. 12171 Beavers, E. Chole, 1542 W Euclid, Spokane, W'nsh. 12171 Back, Cordon, Valley, Wash. 12171 Becker, Donna, 1308 Folk 51., Eugene, Ore. 12181 Bcdwcll, Carole, 399 Upper Serangnon Road, Singapore 12361 Beebe, Karen, 1622 Washington 51., Wenatchec, Wash. 12181 Been, Arlowyn, 75 Rosewccd 1111., Calgary, Albcrm, Canada 12361 Bcierlc, Eileen, Box 231-21, Rt. 1, Brighton, Colo. 12371 Belin, Lynden, Star R1,, Pcndlcton, Ore. 12371 Bell, Marlene, 1721 Palm Avenue, Chico, Calif. Beltz, Theodore, 28 E Whitman Drive, College Place, Wash. 12371 Bengaard, Sheila, 2434 2n11AveI1ue, Kctchikau, Alaska 12181 Bentz, Joyce, Route 2, Snohomish, Wash. 11811 Betts, Robert, 115 SE 3rd, College Place, Wash 12011 Biabcr, Lynda, 110 SE 2nd AVC., College Place, Wash. 12011 Biegler, Brenda, R1. 2, Box 15B, Pcnd161on, Ore. 11941 Riggs, B111, 303 3rd Ave. Nor111, Fayette, 111:1. 12371 Bighaus, P1111, R1. 2, Box 212, Scapoose, Ore. 12181 Binder, Bonnie, 132151405 Chase 51,, Colfax, Wash. 12011 Bishop, Erwin, Box 192, College Place, 11721511. Bi1zcr, Jan, 1019 9111 NE, Auburn, Wash. 12181 Bixby, Evaline, R1. 3, Box 49, Miltun-Frenwalcr, Ore. Blackwood, James, 307 SE 6111 SL, College Place, Wash. 12371 Blake, Joyce, R1. 2, Box 221, 13:11110 Ground, Wash. Blake, Linda, 2551 SE 92nd Avc., Purtland, Ore. 12181 Blake, Regina, 22 NE Whitman Dr., College l'Iarc, Wash. 12181 Blake1y, D0113, Rt. 1, BOX 10, L0v011, Wyo. Blalock, James, 210 SW 13151., College Place, Wash. 12011 Blank, Lee, 6 SE 6111, C011egc Place, W7us11. 11941 Blankenship, Karen, 115 SW 7111, Milton-Frecwamr, Ore. 12181 Buck, Dun, 125 SW 4111, College Place, Wash. 1101111111111, Linda, 1444 Central Ave., College Place, Wrash. 12371 Bohlman, Robcrl, 15 SW 13111, College Place, Wash, 11811 Bohlmzm, Ted, 29 NE C 51., College Place. Wash. 12181 Boicuurt, Lin, Marcus, Wash. Bolton, Nita, 10360 NW Lee 51., Portland, Ore. 12181 B01111, Barbara, R1. 2, Box 190, Springfield, Orv. 12181 Booktcr, Roger, Box 3061, Fall City, Wash. B00111, Bct1y, 3234 NW 60111, 50111116, Wash. 12371 Bordeaux, David, 405 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12011 Borden, Cecil, 1224- Central AWL, Concge Place, Wash. 12181 Border, Gera1dinc, 15 NE Ash Ave., College Place, Wash. Boskiud, Christopher, Box 1251, Melbourne, Fla. 11811 Bovee, James, 1075 W Kenwond, Roseburg, Ore. 12371 130ch, Leslie, 1075 W Kcnwoud, Roscburg, Ore. Bowman, Sharon, R1. 4, Box 353, Mcdford, Ore. 12181 Boyalt, Edward, 1317 SE Ellsworth, Vancouver, Wash. 12181 Bracken, Jim, Box 732, Paradise, Calif. 12021 1 Braman, Allan, 128 NW 183111, Sea111c, Wash. 12181 Brant, Mike, 318 SE 12111 51., Cullege Place, Wash. Bralh, Robert, 1030 NE 153rd, Portland, Ore. 12181 Bratvold, 10y, 606 N 6th Avc., Walla Walla, Wash. 12021 Brinckcn, Marian, E 20104 Buckeye, Otis Orchards, Wash. 12371 Bringle, Sylvia, Box 42, Elbe, Wash, 12371 Britten, Joan, Box 981, Eugene, Ore. 12371 Brock, Sadie, 425 S College, College Place, Wash. 11811 Brockman, Earl, 1320 Broadway, College Place, Wash. 11811 Brmzkway, Margaret, 1180 W 10111 51., Coquille, Ore. 12021 Brodersen, Raymond, 3214 Powder Mi11R11., Adclphi, M11. Brody, Robert, 11V; SW 4111 51., College Place, W'ash. 11821 Bronstcin, Perry, Calgary, Alberta, Canada 11981 Brooks, Lyle, Evans, Wash. 12371 Brown, Charles, 3615 SE Main 51., Portland 14, Orc. 12371 Brown, Frank, Star Route, Lake Creek, Ore. 12371 Brown, JoAnn, 626 SW 2nd, College Place, Wash. 12191 Brown, Keith, 13024 NE 70111 P1acc, Kirkland, Wash. 12371 Brown, Nancy, 3615 SE Main, Portland, Ore. 11821 Browning, Dean, 1920 Huningmn Avc., Castle Rock, Wash. 12371 Brucr, 102111, Rt. 1, Box 196, Onalaska, Wash. 12371 Bruington, Elaine, 14450 SE Main, Portland, Ore. 11821 Bulgin, Amy, 1330 2151 SE, Auburn, Wash. 12371 Bulgin, Ude11, 1330 2151 SE, Auburn, Wash. 12191 Bunch, Esther, 219 SW 6111, College Place, Wash. 12021 Bunyard, Mari, 2258 N Cleveland, Chicago 14, 111. 12371 Burge, Gerri, R1. 8, Box 5018, Modesto, CaIif. 12021 Burgess, Jim, 145 W 1911151., North Vancouver, B.C., Canada 12021 Bums, Lola Mae, R1. 2, Box 357C, Coeur d'Alene, Ida. 12191 Burns, Robert, 134 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12021 Burrill, Sandra, Box 240, Prospect, Ore. 12021 Bush, Don, 530 N 1715151., Seattle 33, Wash. 12371 Bush, Marielta, 1243 Hayes 51., Eugene, Ore. 12371 Byers, Owen, 3407 NE 82ml 51., Vancouver, Wash, 12191 Byrd, Allen, R1. 1, College Place, Wash. Byrnes, Charlene, 3120 NE Charman Ava, Oregon City, Ore, 12191 Bzuneh, Abebc, Box 316, Zaudilu Hospita1, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 12021 C Cchrky, Allan, 1008 13111 51., Clarkston, Wash. 12371 Cain, Diana, 914 E 58111, Tacoma, Wash. 12371 Calkins, Tom, 118 SW 10111, College Place, Wash. 12021 Campancllo, Sue, 309 W Alder, Walla Walla, Wash. Campbell, Danny, Sunset Point, Rt. 2, Wcuatchee, Wash. 12381 Campbell, Marie, 1001 Silver Lake Dr., Las Vegas, Nov. 12381 Campbell, Richard, 1001 Silver Lake Dr., Las Vegas, Nev. 12381 Canaday, Glee, Rt. 3, Wapato, Wash. 12021 Canaday, Shirley, R1, 3, Box 435, Chehalis, Wash. 12191 Cammbm, Irma, Box 7, Wcimer, Calif. 12381 Carey, Jim, Box 916, White Sa1m0n, Wash. 12381 Carey, Joan, R1. 3, Box 52, Dallas, Ore. 12191 Carl, Mike, 6694 SW Canyon, Portland, Ore. Carlson, Terry, 514 SE Date, College Place, Wash. 12191 Carlson, Victoria, Box 146, Troy, Ida. 12381 Carman, Joan, 124 E Valley 1111,, Moses Lake, Wash. Carrie, Bobbie, RR Box 53, Monmain Home, Ida, 12381 Carlcr, Laurence, 501 SE Birch 31., College Place, Wash. Carvalho, Georgiannu, 2415 Myr11e 511, Honolulu, Hawaii 12021 Cary, Patricia, Box 23, Milton-Frevwater, Ore. 12191 Case, Ron, 514 E 32nd, Tacoma, Wash. 12021 Casper, Patricia, 11031 2010 Fairview RL, quuillc, Ore. 12191 Castle, Sharon, 957 S 21111, Coos Bay, Ore. 12381 C11affee, Barbara, 1413 F. 15111, The Dallas, Ore. 12191 Chalkcr, Margie, 951 SE 55111 Ave., Portland 15, Ore. 12191 Chamberlain, Ted, 827 NW 151, Gresham, 016. 12021 Chamberlain, Blanche, Rt. 1, Box 141-D, Springfield, Ore. 12381 Chandler, Pa1ricia, 111 NE Ash Ave., College Place, Wash. Chaney, Ronald, 13.0. Box 103, E1151 Olympia, Wash. Chappell, Beverly, R1. 3, Box 339, Chehalis, Wash. Chappell, Diana, Rt. 3, Box 332, Chohalis, Wash. 12381 Chappell, Ruth, R1. 3, Box 339, Chchalis, Wash. 12381 Chastaiu, Harold, 220 21111 Ave. NE, Puyallup, Wash. 12191 Chickering, LaVanna, 419 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12191 Chin, Rosaline, 24 Labrooy Rd., Ipoh, Perak, Malaya 12191 Chobotar, Bill, Student Housing 12, College Place, Wash. 11981 Choske, Loranne, 522 SW 19th, Pendleton, Ore, 11821 Christensen, Arthur, 609 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12021 Christensen, David, Amelopc, Mont. 12381 Christensen, Fred, R1. 3, Box 364, Hillsbom, Ore. 12381 Christensen, Ruth, Rt. 2, Box 138, Gaston, Ore. 12191 Chris1ensen, Sondra, 2741 W Harvard Blvd., Roscburg, Ore. 12191 Christensen, Thomas, 6520 SE Morrison, Portland, Ore. 11821 Chrislison, John, Heal1h Center, College Place, Wash. 12191 Chrowl, Keith, 532 SW 151, College Place, Wash. 12191 Chubb, James, 7050 Lurk Dr., Walla Walla, Wash. C11y111100k, Joscph, Alcknagik, Alaska Clague, Dave, 1007 24 W 51., Billings, Mont. 12191 Clarambcau, Irene, 723 SE 49111, Portland, Ore, 12191 Clarambeau, Vcrni1a, 723 SE 49111, Portland, Ore. 12191 Claridge, Dave, Box E, North Bend, Wiash. 11821 Clark, Everett, 121 SW 131b, College Place, Wash. Clark, James, 8021-218 SW, Edmonds, Wash. Clark, Ieaneltc, Smith River 111., Drain, Ore. 11821 Clemonson, Vern, 960 18111 51., Marion, Iowa Cleveland, Rosemary, 7936 SE Washington 51., Portland, Ore. 12381 Cleveland, Teri, E 8316 Sprague Ave., Spokane, Wash. 12191 Clifford, Mary Anne, 821 SW 7111, Pendlemn, Ore. 12381 Cline, Delbert, R1. 4, Box 4103, Medford, Ore. Cline, Terressa, 135 Park Royal Ave., Santa Rosa, Calif. Clough, Bruce, 407 S Adams 51., Ritzville, Wash. 12381 Cobb, Carol, Box 1235, Orofino, Ida. 12021 Code, CliHord, 2016 N 27111 51., Boise, Ida. 279 Cole, Paul, Rt. 2, Box 218, Walla Walla, Wash. 12021 Coleman, Betty, 208 S 35th Ave., Yakima, Wash. 12381 Coleman, John, 343 Washington Ave., Cottage Grove, Ore. Coleman, Vivian, 212 NE D11 SL, College Place, Wash. 12381 Coleman, Richard, Rt. 2, Box 991, Troutdale, Ore. 12021 Colvin, Clifford, Rt. 1, Box 264, Sheridan. Ore. 12021 Collins, Gloria, 3650 Pacific Ave., Olympia, Wash. 12201 Collins, Phyllis, Rt. 3, Box 1332, Boring, Ore. 12201 Comm, Nadine, Rt. 4, Clamar, Alberta, Canada 12201 Connell, Bert, 103 SW 12th, College Place, Wash. 12381 Cook, Roger, Rt. 2, Boise, Ida. Coon, Jim, 2533 3rd Ave., Ketchikan, Alaska 12381 Cooper, Douglas, Box 218, Dillingham, Alaska 11821 CouKz, Donald, 926 SE Date, College Place, Wash. Corbett, Hilbert, Box 307, Hope, B.C., Canada 12201 Corbett, Ted, Box 307, Hope, B.C., Canada 12021 Corbin, Lynda, 5126 SE 40th, Portland, Ore. 12201 Corbin, Margaret, 6445 SW Montgomery Dr., Portland, Ore. 12201 Corbin, Richard, 615 S 3rd, Walla Walla, Wash. 12381 Corbin, William, IL, 4855 SW Hewitt Blvd., Portland, Ore. 11821 Corbit, Audrey, 4723 Daywalt Rd., Sebastapol, Wash. 11821 Cornelison, Jim, 314A SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 12381 Corth, Lori, Rt. 2, Box 97, Scapoose, Ore. 11821 Comforth, Annette, Box 345, Aberdeen, Ida. 12201 Cornforth, Bernice, 1743 N Fir, Coquille, Ore. 12381 Cornforth, Wayne, Rt. 1, LaCrescent, Minn. 12381 Costa, Joe, 635 Oneawa SL, Kailua, Hawaii 12031 Costa, Norma, 635 Oneawa SL, Kailua, Hawaii 12381 Coughren, Beverly, 901 Phillips SL, Missoula, Mont. 12201 Cowin, Larry, Rt. 2, Box 89, Gaston, Ore. Cox, Roger, 1205 5 22nd Ave., Yakima, Wash. 12031 Coy, Gerald, 225 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. 12201 Craig, Kcnith, 505 SE 5th St, College Place, Wash. 12031 Craig, Sharon, 515 Hillcrest Lane, College Place, Wash. 12201 Craig, Thomas, Rt. 2, Box 3263, Sacramento, Calif. Crane, Dale, 1701 Richardson Ave., Lewiston, Ida. 11941 Creitz, Diane, 735 SE Umatilla, Portland, Ore. Creitz, Lynn, 228 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. Crisp, Bonnie, Box 176, Elgin, Ore. 12201 Crisp, Malinda, Rt. 1, Box 43, Pendleton, Ore. Cress, Michael, Rt. 5, Box 1365, Eugene, Ore. 12391 Cromhie, Bob, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.CA, Canada 12031 Cromwell, Steven, Fair6eld, Wash. 12201 Crank, Jerry, Box 94, Dallas, Ore. 12201 Crosby, Carl, 24949 Court St., Loma Linda, Calif. 12371 Cross, Carlton, 626 SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 12201 Cross, Charles, Apt. A-4, County Airport, Walla Walla, Wash. Cruz, Joanna, 259 Kuahiawi Avc., Wahiawa, Hawaii 12201 Cruz, Virginia, 259 Kuahiawi Ave., Wahiawa, Hawaii 12391 Cuddy, Thomas, 206 Aspen, Fruita, Colo. 12391 Culver, Jack, Student Housing 40, College Place, Wash. 12391 Cumbo, Roger, 1901 Springwater SL, Wenatchee, Wash. 12391 Cummings, Clinton, 1124 Alvarado, Walla W'al1a, Wash. 11821 Cummings, Ray, 10 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. Curnutt, J. P., 210 Acacia, Garibaldi, OrCA 11831 D Dahl, Cy, Rt. 2, Box 132, Walla Walla, Wash. Dalke, Diana, 132 NW 42nd Ave., Calgary, Alberta, Canada Dalke, Marlene, 132 NW 42nd Ave., Calgary, Alberta, Canada Dalke, Myrna, 132 NW 42nd Ave., Calgary, A1berta,Canada 12201 Daun, Arnold, 1605 5th St; SW, Puyallup, Wash. 12391 Davis, Charles, Box 33, Troy, Ida. Davis, Constance, 206 Nanette St., Redlands, Calif. Davis, Dorothy, 707 S 161h Ave., Yakima, Wash. 12391 Davis, George, 24 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. Davis, Marian, 1007 N Oakedale Ave., Rialto, Calif. 11831 Davis, Susan, 3301 E Floyd Dr., Denver, Colo. 12201 Dawes, George, Bax 71, Goldendale, Wash. 12201 Dawes, Marlow, 263 Barleen DL, Walla Walla, Wash. 12201 Dawson, Kent, Box 708, Miles City, Mont. 12391 Day, Roy, Sunny Acres, Glenwood Springs, Colo. 12031 Deering, Keith, 201 E Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. 12031 Deer, Marion, Box 578, Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada 12031 Deer, Ruth, Box 578, Camera, Saskatchewan, Canada 12201 cheraty, Charles, 116 NE Pinewood Lane, College Place, Wash, 12031 Degeraty, Willfred, 115 SW 9111, College Place, Wash. 11831 DeHolf, Judy, Star RL, Box 112, Acme, Wash. Dena, Richard, Fort. VVnrth, Texas 12201 Denison, Bernice, 111 SE 2nd, College Place, Wash; 12031 Dennis, Gary, Rt. 2, Box 436, Creswell, Ore. 12391 Dent, Dave, Rt. 2, Remus, Mich. deRomanctt, Margaret, 714 SW Durion, Pendleton, Ore. Devitt, Nancy, 110 Chester St., Corvallis, Ore. 12211 Diamond, Ann, 605 SE 55111, Portland, Ore. Dielel, Robert, 682 Bayview Dr., Aptos, Calif. 12211 Dietrich, Doug, Idleyld 111., Box 294, Roseburg, Ore. 12031 Dietrich, Keith, 511 SE Hillcrest, College Place, Wash. 12391 Dietrich, Vivian, Rt. 2, Box 128B, Coeur d'Alenc,1da. 12211 Dinwiddie, Julia, 2614 SE 131 Ave., Portland, Ore. 12391 Docherly, Shirley, Rt. 1, Box 183, Carlton, Ore. 12211 DoIinsky, Judy Anne, 7047 Carriage Dr., Citrus Heights, Calif. 12211 Doleman, John, 343 Wash. Ave., Cottage Grove, Ore. 11941 Dovich, Stan, Student Housing 14, College Place, Wash. 12031 Dower, Dick, 19812 Dayton Ave. N, Seattle, Wash. Dower, Karen, 19812 Dayton Ave. N, Seattle, Wash. Downs, Betty, 309 SW 61h SL, College Place, Wash. 11941 Drake, Fred, 817172 S College AWL, College Place, Wyash. 12031 Drake, Ronald, 5737 SW 54th, Portland, Ore. Drebert, Dennis, Box 434, College Place, Wash. Dresslcr, Andrew, US Aid APO 156, San Francisco, Calif. 12031 Driver, Donald, Box 842, Willcts, Calif. 12211 Druitt, Beverly, Rt. 5, Pine Crest Ranch, Kelowna, B.C., Canada 12391 280 Duke, James, 707 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 12031 Dull, Lloyd, Rt. 2, Box 259-A, Battle Ground, Wash1 12031 Dumler, Ken, Rt. 1, Bay City, Ore. 12031 Dummler, Helen, 1809 Mclrosc, Walla Walla, Wash. Duncan, Ted, 16 NE Birch Apt. 32, College Place, Wash. Dunks, Dixie, 2380 E St., Springfield, Ore. 12391 Dunivin, Claudia, Box 441, Los Molinos, Calif. 12031 Dnnham, Robert, Rt. 2, Box 46, Boring, Ore. 11831 Dunlap, Laurin, Rt. 2, Box 219, Walla Walla, Wash. 12031 Dunn, Lois, 68 U Wisara RIL, Rangoon, Burma 12211 Dunn, Sharyn, 4741 Libbets Apt. 2, Encino, Calif. 12031 Duterrow, James, Box 151, Nisqually, Wash. Dyer, Dale, Rt. 2, Box 180. Orland, Calif. 12391 E Ebel, LaReene, 7763 SE 82nd, Portland, Ore. 12391 Ebel, LaVonne, 7763 SE 82nd, Portland, Ore. 12391 Eberhardt, Delores, 118 Carr Dr., Apt. 214, Glendale. Calif. 12391 Eberly, Sharon, 143 Mookua St., Kailua, Hawaii 12391 Eby, Ben, Box 666, Gold Beach, Ore. 12211 Eby, Robert, Box 666, Gold Beach, Ore. 12211 Eckert, Run, 1902 32nd Ave., Vernon, B.C.. Canada 12211 Edslrom, Brian, Box 254, College Place, Wash. Egbert, Robert, 612 9th Ave. N, Nampa;1da. 12041 Ehman, Darlene, Fallon, Mont. 12401 Eiseman, Marolyn, Box 444, McCall, Ida. 12041 Eisenbach, Larry, 16727 39th NE, Seattle, Wash. 12211 Ellenberger, Thelma, Rt. 2, Box 217, Battle Ground, Wash. 12401 Elliott, Corralenn, 8524 S 2801b, Kent, Wash. 12401 Elliott, Jeanette, Box 30, College Place, Wash. 12211 Elliott, John, Box 217, Sandoral, New Mexico 12211 Ellis, Kenneth, Box 56, College Place, Wash. Ellison, Marilyn, 128 SW lst Sh, College Place, Wash. 12211 Elloway, Norman, Arelee, Saskatchewan, Canada 12041 Elloway, Peter, Arelee, Saskatchewan, Canada 12211 Elmer, Detra, Rt. 1, Box 151E, Fort Atkinson, Wisc. 12211 Emmerson, Bonnie, 12 SE 8th, College Place, Wash; 12211 Emmerson, Dorothy, 12 SE 8th, College Place, Wash. 12041 Enders, Clyde, Rt. 2, Colorado Springs, Colo. 12211 Enderson, Ruth, Caldwell, Ida. 12211 Eugen, Trudy, 844 Spring DL, Boulder, Colo. 12401 Engle, Tina, Box 381, Deer Park, Wash. Ensey, Richard, 812 W Wash. Ave., Yakima, Wash. 11951 Epperson, Bonnie, 43 NE Ash, College Place, Wash. Epperson, Jim, 43 NE Ash, College Place, Wash. Ernslon, Beverly, 1023 W 37th, Albany, Ore. 12041 Ernston, Verland, 1023 W 37th Ave., Albany, Ore. 12211 Erwin, Ray, Student Housing 28, College Place, Wash. 11831 Esary, Mary, 627 N Division, Walla Walla, Wash. Euell, Rubia, Box 202, Jordan, Mont. 12401 Evans, Doug, Rt. 1, Great Falls, Mom. Evans, Gary, Rt. 1, Box 5, Beavercreek, Ore. 12041 Ewart, Steve, NE Whitman, College Place, Wash. 12211 F Fackcnthall, John, 411 SE Hillcrest, College Place, Wash. 11831 Farnsworth, John, 710 W Story SL, Bozeman, Mont. 12211 Farag, Faiez, Student Housing 10, College Place, Wash. Farag, George, Student Housing 10, College Place, Wash. Farrimond, Gordon, 2329 N Hans Lane, Santa Ana, Calif. 12401 Fauver, Pat, Rt. 2, Box 205, Moses Lake, Wash. Featherston, Carolyn, 1203 S 28th Ave., Yakima, Wash. 12211 Featherston, Sandra Door, 22 NW 93 SL, College Place, Wash. Feeks, Dannie, 1077 E 51h Avc., Chico, Calif. Felix, Rachel, 2106 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, Calif. 12401 Fellows, Mike, Box 325, Bandon, Ore. 12211 Fenton, Loren, Rt. 1, Outlook, Wash. 12401 Ferris, Murry, 1630 Melrose, Walla Walla, Wash. Fettig, John, 545 College Dr., Powell, Wyo. 12401 Field, Clayton, 1001 S Monroe Ave., Spokane, Wash. Fields, Bill, 203 5 Poplar, Ellensburg, Wash. 12041 Fikes, Donna, 1451 S Wright Rd., Santa Rosa, Calif. Finch, Kathy, Elmworth, Alberta, Canada Finlayson, Frank, Rt. 1, Box 65, Mabton, Wash. Finlayson, John, 205 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. Fischer, Robert, 225 SW 6th St., College Place, Wash. 12221 Fish, Leroy, 1505 McLean BIVd., Eugene, Ore. 12041 Fish, Merlin, 1505 McLean B1vd., Eugene, Ore. 12401 Fisher, Carolyn, Box 522, Hermiston, Ore. 12401 Fisher, Dave, Box 461, Washtucna, Wash. 1221 Fisher, James A., Box 34, Inman, Kansas 12041 Fisher, James L., RL 3, Box 61, Moses Lake, Wash. Fisher, Jerry, 205 W. Morgan, Inman, Kansas 12041 Fisher, Joe, Rt. 3, Box 61, Moses Lake, Wash. 12401 Fisher, Ruth, Rt. 3, Box 211D, Milton-Freewater, Ore. 12401 Fisher, Thomas, Box 461, Washtucna, Wash. 12401 Fisher, William, 423 SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 12041 Fitzgerald, Annita, Rt. 1, Ephrata, Wash. 12401 Flanagan, Sharon, 130 E Maple St., Walla Walla, Wash. 12221 Fleck, Ronald, Rt. 2, Box 268A, Battle Ground, Wash. 12041 Fletcher, Ed, 13124 Beverly Rd., Aldcrwood Manor, Wash. Fletcher, MaryKay, Box B, Winston, Ore. 12401 Flcshman, Vcrland, Box 52, College Place, Wash. 12041 Flipos, Alfred, Beglar Quarlen, Kirkuk, Iraq 12041 Flower, James, Box 157, Alturas, Calif. Follett, Yvonne, 640 NE 199th AVC., Portland, Ore. Ford, Richard, Rt. 2, Box 70, Moscow, Ida. 12401 Ford, W'illiam, RL 4, Wreiser, Ida. 12041 Forsyth, Jim, 2000 Morris Place, Reedsport, Ore. 12041 Forsyth, Robert, 2000 Morris Place, Reedspon, Ore. 11831 Foss, Carol, Box 483, Ryderwood, Wash. 12221 Faster, Forest, 809 Cherry Ave., Sumner, Wash. 12411 Fowler, Kenneth, N 10125 Whitworth Dr., Spokane, Wash. 12411 Fox, Fred, 241 Leland, Canynnville, Ore. Frakes, Joe, 2822 Iliamna Ave., Anchorage, A1aska Frampton, Julie, 16202 37th Ave., Seattle, Wash. Francis, Paul, Box 81, Cashmere, Wash. 12041 Frank, Norman, 515 Clay, Walla Walla, Wash. Franklin, Jere, 225 W Whitman, College Place, Wash. 11981 Fredenhagen, Judith. 3402 Hillcrest DL, Boise, Ida. Fresk, Gary, 3201 S Columbus, Albany, Ore. 12221 Fritz, Betty, Box 212, Rapelje, Mom. 12051 Fritz, Timothy, Box 212, Rapelje, Mont. 12221 Frost, Carol, Box 32, Stanfield, Ore. 12051 Frost, Loren, 1015 Crandview Ave., College Place, Wash. 12051 Fry, Gwendolyn, Rt. 2, Box 81-K, Pendleton, Ore. 11831 Fund, Arthur, 205 E 14th St., Casper, Wyo. 11981 G Gabriel, Ann, Box 746, Clark Fork, Ida. 12221 Gallagher, Tim, 9780 SW Melmore, Portland, Ore. 12411 Garrett, Victoria, 1803-A 5 Lawrence Rd., MCAS, .3990, C10 FPO, San Francisco, Calif. 12411 Garrison, Colleen, 216 Lake Shore Drive, Hanna City, Illinois Carver, Richard, Box 426, Keene, Texas 12051 Gaska, Gary, 952 Mimosa St, Salem, Ore. 12221 Catchet, John, Rt. 2, Box 266-B, Sequim, Wash. 12411 Gates, Garry, 2975 5 Wash., Englewood, Colo. 11831 Gemechu, Fekede, Box 145, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 12221 Gerber, Henry, 131 Bonny Ave., Chilliwack, B.C., Canada 11971 Germany, Larry, Rt. 1, Box 21, Granger, Wash. 12221 Gibbons, Kay, 21902 W 53rd Ave., Mountlake Terrace, Wash. 12221 Gibson, Therman, 16 NE Birch Apt. 37, College Place, Wash. Gilbertson, Jon, 1719 S 113th, Tacoma, Wash. 12411 Gilliland, Donna, Student Housing 20, College Place, Wash. 12411 Gilliland, Ruth, Student Housing 20, College Place, Wash. 12221 Gingery, Glenn, 211 SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 11951 Gingrich, Jean, 11230 SE Division St., Portland, Ore. 11841 Gist, Marilyn, 15910 SE Arista Dr., Portland, Ore. 12221 Claim, Lorne, 23 Lewis, Billings, Mont. 11841 Cluck, Donna, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash. 11841 Codman, Dan, Rt. 1, Box 23, Elk, Wash. 12221 Goertzen, Ron, 8508 Ebor Terrace, Saanichton, B.C., Canada 12051 Cohl, Monty, 16015 Gohl SL, Monroe, Wash. 12051 Goldsborough, Gerald, Rt. 1, Box 1434A, Milton-Freewater, Ore. 11841 Goltz, Willy, Rt. 2, Box 371, Moses Lake, Wash. 12051 Gonzalez, Ramon, 24208 44th W Ave., Mountlake Terrace, Wash. 11991 Goo, Dexter, 2033 Metcalf 51., Honolulu, Hawaii 12411 Gordon, Michael, Box 72, College Place, Wash. Cotton, Harold, 9010 NE Hwy. 99, Vancouver, Wash. 12411 Cass, Myrna, 408 SE Larch, College Place, Wash. 12411 Gouge, Weston, 753 S 434550, Salt Lake, Utah 12051 Gourley, Sonja, 27 SE 4th St., College Place, Wash. 12221 Graham, Beverly, 212 Handley Ave., Richmond, B.C., Canada 12221 Gramms, Lorne, Box 279, Beiseker, Alberta, Canada 12051 Grams, David, Columbia Academy, Battle Ground, Wash. 12411 Gray, Anne, 3005 Alamo Rd., Boise, Ida. 12411 Grecly, Linda, Cortez, C010. 12411 Green, Addie, Rt. 1, Box 221, Chattaroy, Wash. 12051 Greet, Jim, 920 SE Date, College Place, Wash. Gregg, Jim, Idyld RL, Box 296, Roseburg, Ore. 12221 Gregg, Joyce, 827 SE 60th, Portland, Ore. 12051 Grenberg, LaDeane, 5436 Kenneth Ave., Carmichael, Calif. 12221 Griffin, Jean, 1224 Hartman St., Boise, Ida 12221 GrifEn, John, 3132 Crane Creek Rd., Boise, Ida. 11841 Grmin, Robert, 5 Woodland Rd., Stoneham, Mass. 12221 Griffin, Kathy, 1244 Va1Vista St., Sheridan, Wye. 12411 Grimn, Ron, Box 278, Milo, Ore. 12411 Crimth, David, 428 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12051 GriHith, Dorothy, Rt, 2, Box 256-A, Battle Ground, Wash. 12411 Grithh, Fred, Rt. 2, Box 240, Banle Ground, Wash. 12411 Grivas, Aliki, 36 Dekelias St., New Halkidon, Athens, Greece 12051 Cronemyer, Connie, 125 E 10th St., Coquille, Ore. 12411 Grosboll, John, Rt, 1, Berlhoud, Colo. 12221 Grove, Rosemary, 125 Svenic View Dr., College Place, Wash. 11841 Groves, Cary, 612 SE 5th St., College Place, Wash. 12221 Groves, Gayle, 612 SE 5111 SL, College Place, Wash. 12221 Grubb, Barbara, 5970 SW 16th, Seattle, Wash. 12051 Grubbs, Dec, 615 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 12411 Gurney, William, 24724 Daisy, Loma Linda, Calif. 12411 H Hablutzel, Stan, 1022 Cedar, Fort Bragg, Calif. 12411 Hefner, Florence, 124 NE Ash Ave., College Place, Wash. Haines, Kathleen, 1518 E 2nd, Newberg, Ore. 12231 Hall, Cary, 308 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. 12411 Hall, James, 1610 S 19th St., Yakima, Wash. 12051 Hall, Sydney, 5316 W Sylvester, Pasco, Wash. Halleson, Cary, 2644 SE 132nd Ave., Kent, Wash. 12231 Hallett, Shirley, Lacomhe, Albena, Canada 12051 Hallsted, Grace, 31 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. Hamerly, Eddie, 2703 NE 54th St., Seattle, Wash. 12231 Hamilton, Clarke, N 3404 Lidgerwood, Spokane, Wash. 12051 Hamilton, Robert, Box 997, Conrad, Mont. 12051 Hancock, Dwayne, 13709 SE Oatfxeld, Portland, Ore. 12411 Hand, Myrna, Rt. 1, Eagle, Ida. 12421 Hanks, Willard, 2601 N 3rd, Seattle, Wash. 12051 Hann, Adena, 4415 Mill, Eugene, Ore. 12421 Hannah, Randy, 915 SW Goodwin, Peudleton, Ore. 12421 Hansen, Alice, Rt. 1, Box 204, Grandview, Wash. 12231 Hansen, Reginald, 111 E 7th, Anchorage, Alaska 12421 Hanson, Cliff, 23920 Prado Lane, Colton, Calif. 12051 Hanson, Curtis, 1310 S Jackson 51., Albany, Ore. 12231 Harden, Quentin, Rt. 1, Boise, Ida. 12421 Hardy, Rob, 428 SE 5th SL, College Place, Wash. 12421 Harris, Janet, 6325 SE Morrisan, Portland, Ore. 12421 Harris, Joanne, RFD, Box 503D, Fortuna, Calif. Harris, Kenneth, 26 SE 4th SL, College Place, Wash; 11841 HarristPhil, Fairfield, Mont. 11841 Harrold, Saundra, 114 NW 8th SL, Ontario, Ore. 12421 Hart, Kenneth, 1184 SW Medford, Roseburg, Ore. 12051 Hart, Richard, 1184 SW Medford, Roseburg, Ore. 12231 Harter, Richard, 1304 Broadway, College Place, Wash. 12231 Hartley, Beth, Rt. 1, Box 327-D., Walla Walla, Wash. Hartzell, Connie, 1502 Lorane, Eugene, Ore. 12051 Harvey, Earl, Rt. 1, Box 90, Carlton, Ore. 12421 Harvey, Joan, 855 W 22nd Ave., Eugene, Ore. 12421 Harwood, Charlotte, Swisshome, Ore. Hasse, Donna, 407 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 12051 Hasse, Duane, 407 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 11841 Halley, Beverly, 806 Statesman, Walla Walla, Wale 12231 Halley, Joan, 806 Statesman, Walla Walla, Wash. 12051 Haugen, Gust, 119 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 11841 Hauser, Cliff, 905 SE Date Ave., College Place, Wash. 12061 Hawley, Vic, 310 SE 3rd. College Place, Wash. Hays, David, 3341 5th Ave., Great Falls, Mont. 12061 Hayes, Laurel, 309 Ash SL, Olympia, Wash. 12231 Hazelton, Alice, 750 E Fairlield, Gladstone, Ore. Heath, Faye, 300 Ivers Lane, Dayton, Ohio 12421 Heath, Glenn, 419 College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12061 Heaton, Evelyn, 4026 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, Wash. 12421 Heckart, Lois, 373 NW Sherman St., Sheridan, Ore. Hecox, Jean, Lycan, Colo. 11841 Hadley, James, 2052 School Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. Hegney, Phyllis, Rt. 1, Box 82, Colville, Wash. 12421 Heim, Merlin, 325 SE 8th, College Place, Wash. 12061 Heimann, Sieglinde, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.C., Canada 12421 Heinrichs, Harvey, 310 SE 3rd Apt. 4, College Place, Wash. 11841 Heinrichs, Susanne, 310 SE 3rd Apt. 4, College Place, Wash. 12231 Heisler, Joan, Rt. 1, Box 268, LaCcnler, Wash. 12061 Heisler, Rod, R.D. 3, Tamaqua, Pa. 12061 Helbach, Barbara, 27 N Blue, Walla W'alla, Wash. Helm, Ruth, Rt. 2, Box 165, Gaston, Ore. 12061 Hand, Myrna, Rt. 1, Eagle, Ida. Henderson, Clyde, 209 SE 6th, Cnllege Place, Wash. 12061 Henderson, Lila, 15 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12421 Henderson, Dick, Dawsorfs Landing, Rivefs Inlet, B.C., Canada Henderson, Evelyn, 16 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. Hendrickson, Carl, 225 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 12231 Hendrickson, Marlene, 225 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. Henneberg, Deward, 7047 1215t Place SE, Renton, Wash. 12421 Henrickson, Virginia, 18356 NE Davis, Portland 30, Orc. Henriques, John, 3809 Riverhaven, Pasco, Wash. 12061 Henriques, Maria, 3809 Riverhavcn, Pasco, Wash. 12231 Hansel, John, Rt. 2, Box 866a, Stockton, Calif. Hergert, Thomas, 114 E Locust, W'alla Walla, Wash. 12061 Hernandez, Arsenic, Apartado 42, Cumanayague LV, Cuba 12231 Herold, Rebecca, Dixon, Wye. 12421 Herzog, Henry, 406 SE 61h, College Place, Wash. 12061 Hessong, Ann, Rt; 2, Box 110, Sweet Home, Ore. 12421 Hessong, Dorothy, Rt. 2, Box 110, Sweet Home, Ore. 12231 Heusser, Dave, 2590 SW 19311:, Aloha, Ore. 12061 Heusser, Don, 2590 SW 198111, Aloha, Ore. 12231 Hicinbothom, Gloria, 427 SE 8111, College Place, Wash. 12231 Hickok, George, 2220 N Lilly, Spokane, Wash. 12231 Higgins, Gary, 220 NE HAu St., College Place, Wash. Hilde, Diane, 1716 3rd St., Marysville, Wash. 12231 Hines, Connetta, 414 SW 4th 515., College Place, Wash. 11971 Hinger, Alona, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash. 12421 Hinlz, Roman, 260 E Birch, W'alla Walla, Wash. 11851 Hiten, Edith, Puget 81 Bigelow, Olympia, Wash. 12421 Hixson, Stanley, 2070 Cloverlawn Dr., Grants Pass, Ore. 12431 Hoe, Raymond, 45-602 Hinamoe Loop, Kaneohe, Hawaii 12431 H031, Connie, 314 W Madison Ave., Sunnysidc, Wash. H081, Jeannette, 314 W Madison Ave., Sunnyside, Wash. 12061 Hoffman, Bonnie, 228 S Deco SL, Princville, Ore. 12231 Hoffman, Dorothy, Rt. 1, Box 255, Bcavercrcck, Ore. 12431 Hoffman, LaVonne, 827 W Birch St., Redmond, Ore. 12431 Hoffman, Wanda, Rt. 2, Box 93, Gaston, Ore. 12061 Hold, Bruce, 120 Lincoln Ave., Yonkers, New York 12241 Holloway, Lois, Rt. 2, Box 94, Gaston, Ore. 12061 Holmes, Juan, Gateway Star RL, Madras, Ore. 12061 Holmes, Richard, Student Housing, College Place, Wash. Holmes, William, 1538 E Isaacs, Walla Walla, Wash. Holokai, Emress, 464 Krauss SL, Honolulu, Hawaii 12241 Holschlaw, Linda, 4008 N Colonial, Portland, Ore. 12431 Holston, Charlene, 1440 Windsor Dr., Gladstone, Ore. 12241 Hooper, Clyde, 326 SE 6th, College Place, Wash. 12431 Hoover, Lanny, 3203 Colorado, Caldwell, Ida. 12431 Hoover, Linda, 685 E 4th SL, Coquille, Ore. 12431 Hopkins, Deanna, 1620 Baker St., Baker, Ore. 12241 Hoppe, Roberta, Rt. 2, Walla Walla, Wash. 12431 How, David, 241 Elizabeth Ave., St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada 12061 Howard, David, Box 243, Murphys, Calif. 12241 Howell, Donald, 1309 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. Howland, Jay, 429 Mountain View DL, College Place, Wash. 12071 Hszieh, George, 465 Burmah Rd., Penang, Malaya 11851 Hubach, Angie, Rt. 1, Box 316, Monroe, Wash. 12241 Hubbard, Gail, 1302 S Montesano SL, Vreslport, Wash. 12071 Hufman, Viola, Box 62, College Place, Wash. 12241 Hughes, Nancy, 737 Vicky Hill DL, Ukiah, Calif, 12241 Hughes, Bob, 737 Vicky Hill Drl, Ukiah, Calif. 12071 Humble, Barbara, Box 405, Tnnasket, Wash. Humpal, Richard, Box 748, Boulder, C010. 12431 Humphreys, Don, 12713 Linden Lane 13., Puyallup, Wash. 12071 Humphreys, Ron, 12713 Linden Lane 13., Puya1lup, Wash. 12071 Hurcomb, Richard, 1310 SE Broadway, College Place, Wash. 12431 Hustcn, EdWin, 134 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. Huston, Joe, 111 W Whitman, College Place, Wash. 12241 Huston, Larry, 743 Texas Ave., Grand Junction, C010. 11851 Hustwaite, Carole, Box 790, Great Falls, Mont. 12071 Hustwaite, David, 37 SE 10th, College P1ac2, Wash. Hutson, Charie, Rt. 3, Box 390, Hood River, Ore. 12241 Hutson, Cherie, NE HAn SL, College Place, Wash. 12241 Hutson, Beccie, Rt. 3, Box 390, Hood River, Ore. 12431 Ingle, Margaret, Rt. 1, Box 237, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Ingram, Wally, 2901 Sandy Lane, Santa Cruz, Calif. 12071 Irwin, Evonne, Rt. 2, Box 170, Gaston, Ore. 12241 Ito, Ember, 45-009 Malulzmi SL, Kaneohe, Hawaii 12431 Iverson, Clydetta, Rt. 1, Box 29, Fort Shaw, Mont. 12241 J Jackson, Junelle, 766 SW 28th, Pendleton, Ore. 12431 Jackson, Winifred, 766 SW 28th, Pendleton, Ore. 11951 Jacobsen, Sharon, 3518 Meadow Dr., Boise, Ida. 12241 Jacobson, Jack, 621 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 12431 Jacobson, Marcella, Star Route, PcndIeton, Ore. 12241 Jacobson, Paul, 2126 W 7111, Seattle, Wash. 12241 Jacoshenk, Gary, 2115 SE 1015:, Portland, Ore. 12431 James, Kenneth D., 611 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 12431 James, Ken, 9413 Washington Blvd., Tacoma, Wash. 11851 James, Leah Kay, Box 185, Cashmere, Wash. 12071 Jamison, Neil, 1350 Pueblo, Space 217, Napa, Calif. 12241 Janetzko, Jeanie, 223 Kenyon Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 12071 Janke, Joanne, 2217 NE 12th, Portland, Ore. 12441 Jarboe, Elizabeth, 7408 515tAvc., Marysville, Wash. 12441 Jenicke, Donald, Rt. 2, Box 40, Cheney, Wash. 12441 Jenicke, Sandra, Rt. 2, Box 40, Cheney, Wash. 12071 Jennings, Phleis, SW Jay Ext, Box 1, Pendleton, Ore. 12241 Jensen, Carolynn, 515 Hillcrest Lane, College Place, Wash. 12241 Jensen, Joseph, 1930 Hemlock SL, Auburn, Wash. 12071 Jepson, Beverly, 1420A Walnut St, chatchee, Wash. 12441 Jessel, Marie, 1995 Regina, Eugene, Ore. 12441 Jeter, Barbara, Rt. 3, Box 476, Oregon City, Ore. Johannessen, Jana, 6244 N Traymore Ave., Azusa, Calif. 12441 Johnson, Arno, Rt. 1, Box 15, Redstone, Mont. 12441 Johnson, Beryl, 619 SW 2nd Ave., College Place, Wash. 11851 Johnson, Burton, Box 1185, Omak, Wash. 12241 Johnson, Carole, 527 W Whitman Dr., College Place, W'ash. 11951 Johnson, David, Box 131, College Place, Wash. 12241 Johnson, Dean, 527 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12241 Johnson, Dolores, Rt. 2, Box 144, Silverton, Ore. 12441 Johnson, Doreen, 10696 Elm Ave., Loma Linda, Calif. 11851 Johnson, Duane, SW 6th 81 Crandview, College Place, Wash. 12071 Johnson, Elizabeth, Craigmont, Ida. 12441 Johnson, Ginger, Box 305, Granger, Wash. Johnson, Gordon, 7012 SE Lake Rd., Portland, Ore. 12071 Johnson, Jean, Lowden, Wash. Johnson, Jess, 9029 NE Brazee, Portland, Ore. 12071 Johnson, John, Star Route, Box 28, Silverton, Orc. 12441 Johnson, John, Craigmonl, Ida. 12071 Johnson, John, 423 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12241 Johnson, Joyce, RI. 3, Box 347, Milton-Frcewater, Ore. 12071 Johnson, Judy, Rt. 1, Box 43, Elma, Wash. 12071 Johnson, Judith, Box 194, Centralia, Wash. 12241 Johnson, Nancy, 2015 NE 14811:, Portland, Ore. 12071 Johnson, Ralph, 13824- Military S, Seattle, Wash. 12071 Johnson, Ronald, Star Route, Box 28, Silverton, Ore. 12071 Johnson, Ronald, 619 SW 2nd, College Place, Wash. 11851 Johnson, Sharon, Box 226, Singapore 12441 Johnson, Shirley, Rt. 2, Box 187B, Lebanon, Ore. 12251 Johnson, William, 635 SE 6011: Apt. 3, Portland, Ore. 12251 Johnston, William L., 48 Cascade Drive, Walla Walla, Wash. Johnstone, Florence, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.C., Canada 12071 Jones, Carl, 207 NE A11 St., College Place, Wash. 12441 Jones, Charles, Laurelwood Academy, Gaston, Ore. 12071 Jones, Dorothy, 342 5 3rd, Walla Walla, Wash. 12071 Jones, Cary, 1144 SE 551b, Portland, Ore. 12251 Jones, Iris, 30-B SE 4th, College Place, Wash. 12441 Jones, Linda, Rt. 4, Box 1653, Eugene, Ore. 12441 Jones, Marjorie, Rt. 4, Box 310, Nampa,1da. 12251 Jones, Sharon, Rt. 1, Box 218, Jerome, Ida. 12251 Jones, Zilpha, 99 Riviera Village, Pasco, Wash. 11951 Jordan, Bonnie, 735 Grandview, College Place, Wash. 11951 Jordan, Sylvia, Lancaster, Wash. 12441 Joseph, Bev A., 504 N Bellevue, Walla Walla, Wash. Judd, William, 1616 23rd St., Milwaukie, Ore. 12071 Juhl, Merlin, Student Housing 1, College Place, Wash. 11851 Jungmann, Mary, 736 Juniper, Walla Walla, Wash. K Kaaea, Naomi, Box 174, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 12251 Kabanuk, Dean, W 3418 Jonan, Spokane, Wash. 12441 Kallus, Claudia, 9325 Elba Dr., Calgary, Alberta, Canada 12081 Kaping, Glenice, 230 NE D St., College Place, Wash. 11851 Kaping, Richard, 230 NE 11D SL, College Place, Wash. 12081 Karmy, Robert, Rt. 4, Box 15, Chehalis, Wash. 12251 Kast, Ema, 821 SE 15151 Ave., Portland, Ore. 12441 Katsuren, Carolyn, 112 W Whitman, College Place, Wash. 12081 Kalsuren, Harold, 112 W Whitman, College Place, Wash. 11851 Keeney, Bob, 30 SE 4th St., College Place, Wash. Keeton, Bonnie, 5235 Linwood Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. 12251 Keglcy, Dick, 723 SE 5th SL, College Place, V1ash. chley, Veronica, 112 Fairway Ave., Rimvillc, Wash. Kelley, Bruce, Rt. 1, Box 171, Walla Walla, Wash. 12441 Kelley, John, Rt. 1, Box 171, Walla Walla, Wash. 12441 Kelly, Leonard, Rt. 2, Box F96, Durango, C010. 12441 Kenisun, Pat, Rt. 2, Box 211, Bozeman, Mont. 11851 Kellison, Steve, Rt. 2, Box 211, Bozeman, Mont. 12441 Kelln, Steven, 1225 Pinkerton Ave., Everett, Wash. 12441 Kellogg, David, Rt. 1, Box 154, Touchct, Wash. Kellogg, Rosemary, 716 E Logan, Caldwell, Ida. 11861 Kelly, Johathan, 1743 Nanea St, Honolulu, Hawaii 12251 Kemmerer, Carolyn, 211 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. Kempton, James, Box 398, Terry, Mont. 12251 Kendall, Bonnie, 922 BonsclIa Ave., Walla Walla, Wash. 12251 Kendall, Keith, 1817 Minear Rd., Medford, Ore. 12251 Kenyon, Virginia, 600 Craig SL, Walla Walla, Wash. Kerbs, Jim, Box 177, Leader, Saskatchewan, Canada 12251 Keith, Virginia, 6523 SE Slst, Portland, Ore. 12441 Ketlner, Sid, 523 Corbett 515., Hope, B.C., Canada 12081 Kichler, Kmhy, 165 Washington, Lander, Wyo. 12441 Kiely, Lorne, 252 Roscberry SL, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 12251 Kiger, Robert, 112 NE Cedar, College Place, Wash. 12441 Kimberly, Susan, 646 SE 60th Ave., Portland, Ore. 12451 Kindopp, Dallas, Student Housing 26, College Place, Wash. Kinney, Joseph, 6314 Butte 51., Boise, Ida. 12451 Kinzer, Kermit, 830 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 12081 Kirkpatrick, Charles, Rt. 2, Box 153, Bozeman, Mont. 12251 Kirkpatrick, Robin, 5811 N Lincoln, Spokane, Wash. 12451 Kivett, Maurice, 716 SE 4th St, College Place, Wash. 12081 Klein, Audrey, 21 SW 4th, College Place, Wash. 12251 Klein, Carroll, 21 SW 4th, College Place, Wash. 12081 Klein, Edward, 308 Scenic View Dr., College Place, Wash. 12081 Klicker, Philip, 718 SE 8th, College Place, Wash. Klocko, Joyce, 600 SW 3rd, College Place, Wash. 11991 Knapp, Dorolha, 29 SW 12th, College Place, Wash. 12081 Knowles, Earle, Rt. 1, Box 192A, Gold Beach, Ore. 12261 Knowles, Vonya, Rt. 1, Box 192A, Gold Beach, Ore. 12451 Knowles, Wanda, Rt. 1, Box 192A, Gold Beach, Ore. 12081 Knutson, Gerald, Box 115, Wenatchec, Wash. Knutson, John, 810 SW Hailey, Pendleton, Ore. 11861 Koelsclx, Nancy, 338 King Rd., Silver Lake, Wash. 12261 Kohoutek, Robert, 314 W Whitman Dr., Silverton, Ore. Koide, Robert, 95-151 Wailawa St., Wahiawa, Hawaii 11951 Komen, Judy, 606 SW 16th, Puyallup, Wash. 12081 Konzack, Judy, 302 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. 12451 Konzack, Margaret, 302 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12081 Krampert, Paul, 7754 7th Ave., Kcnosha, Wis. 12081 Krause, Lorraine, 103 Trauquille Rd., Suite A, N. Kamloops, BAC., Canada 12081 Krenzler, Shirley, 132 SE 9th St., Auburn, Wash. 12451 Krivoshein, Larry, 127 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. Kroschel, Kraig, 2344 Maplelon, Boulder, Colorado Kruger, Richard, 102 NE D St., College Place, Wash. 12261 Kruger, Roger, 102 NE uDn SL, College Place, Wash. 12451 Kurtz, Kenneth, Rt. 1, Hardin, Mont. Kurtz, Pat, 14516 NE Salmon Creek, Vancouver, Wash. 12451 Kutsch, Richard, 1163 Nilda Ave., Mountain View, Calif. 12451 Kutzner, Liz, 7714 Garland Ave., Tacoma Park, Maryland 12261 Kyllonen, Ruth, 6220 SE Salmon, Portland, Ore1 L Laabs, Gary, Rt. 2, Bax 663, Gresham, Ore. 12451 Laabs, Leonard, 106 NE 2C2 51., College Place, Wash. 12081 Ladd, Kenneth, 1126 SE Date, College Place, Wash. Ladd, Marilynn, 109 SE 10th, College Place, Wash. 11861 Ladd, Robert, 109 SE 10th, College Place, Wash. 11981 Ladner, Nathalie, Rt. 5, Gertsmar Rd., Kelowna, B.C., Canada 11861 LalI, Benjamin, 201 16th Ave., Calgary, Alberta, Canada 11971 Lambert, Edward, Surge Narrows, B.C., Canada 12081 Lambert, Eileen, Surge Narrows, B.C., Canada 12261 Lamberton, Jack, Box 86, Monroe, Wash. 11861 Lamberton, Lowell, 53 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12261 Lamberton, Lynda, Sunny 2L Ranch, Brewster, Wash. 12451 Lambeth, Larry, Rt. 2, Box 15Q, Peudleton, Ore. 12261 Lammers, Karen, Box 6425 Annex, Anchorage, Alaska 12451 Landing, Roger, Patterson St., Grand Junction, C010. 12451 Lang, Jon, 11100 Elm St., Lynwood, Calif. 11861 Langbehn, Kathleen, 9903 Andrew St., Spokane, Wash. Larsen, Richard, 2908 SW Hailey, Pendleton, Ore. 12451 Lashier, Lawrence, Box 423, Brookings, Ore. 11861 Learning, Norma, 3813 Cull Harbor Rd., Olympia, Wash. 12451 Learned, James, Rt. 2, Cazenovia, New York 12261 Leathers, Anita, 204 NE uDU SL, College Place, Wash. 12451 Lebedoff, Allan, 408 llth SL, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Lcdbetter, June, Box194, Redmond, Ore. 12081 Lee, Henry, 912 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12081 Lee, Thomas, 225 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. Lefever, Jeannene, Rt. 2, Box 290, Springfield, Ore. 12081 LeFore, Jack, Rt. 1, Box 201-A2, Milton-Frecwater, Ore. 12261 LeFore, Joan, Rt. 3, Box 374, Millon-Frcewater, Ore. 12451 LeMarquand, Beverly, 1870 Ferndalc 1111., Victoria, B.C., Canada LeMarquand, Joan. 1870 Ferndale Rd., Victoria, B.C., Canada 11861 Lent, Dan, 606 SW Ave. E, Seminole, Texas 12261 Lenz, Albert, 906 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 12261 Lenz, Anita, 906 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 11861 Leonard, Linda, 16 NE Birch Apt. 42, College Place, Wash. 12261 Leonard, Richard, 16 NE Birch Apt. 42, College Place, Wash. 12451 Lewellen, Deana, 938 E Hill Ave., Moses Lake, Wash. 11861 Lewis, Linda, 607 Lakeside Ave., Coeur d1Alene,1da. 12451 Lewis, Patricia, 517 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12031 Lewis, Wayne, 1916 Auburn Ave., Auburn, Wash. 12461 Libby, Jack, 11597 Norwood, La Sierra, Calif. Lie, Kiem-Loan, Dj Merdeka 67, Medan, Indonesia 12081 Lin, Raymond, Hong Kong 12081 Lindeman, Karen, 2303 lst Ave., Ketchikan, Alaska 11871 Lindgren, Eric, 492 Park Ave., Eugene, Ore. 12081 Lindgren, Paul, 492 Park Ave., Eugene, Ore. 12261 281 Lindstrom, David, 14001 18111 Ave.W, Alderwood Manor, Wash. 41871 Lindt, Marietta, Rt. 5, Box 989-21, Bremerton, Wash. 42261 Link, Dennis, Rt. 2, Box 80, Colfax, Wash. 42081 Lippert, Robert, 205 SE 81h, College Place, Wash. Liske, Marjorie, 419 SE 6111, College Place, Wash. 42261 Littlejohn, Lorraine, Box 755, Sequim, Wash. 42461 Littlejohn, Robert, Box 755, Sequim, Wash. 42261 Littler, John, Box 296, Troy, Ida. 41871 Littler, Judy, Box 296, Troy, Ida. 42261 Lloyd, Barbara, Rt. 2, Box 216EE, Gresham, Ore. 42461 Lloyd, Joan, Box 573, Springfie1d, Ore. 42461 Lloyd, Karen, Rt. 2, Box 216EE, Gresham, Ore. 42091 Lloyd, Pamela, 1430 NW 4th Ave., Gresham, Ore. Lloyd, Ralph, 2321 Springer Rd., Olympia, Wash. 42461 Lodahl, Carolyn, 14810 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle, Wash. 42461 Lodahl, Jim, 14810 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle, Wash. 42461 Loganbill, Richard, 765 Glen Creek Rd., Salem, Ore. 42461 Lomcland, David, Big Timber, Mont. Long, Don, 1964 Arlington, Independence, Mont, Long, Lora Lee, 610 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 42261 Lonnstrom, Donald, Rt. 1, Box 47, Zim, Minn. 42271 Lento, Ben, Student Housing 4, College Place, Wash. 42091 Lovell, Neva, 11748 Rivierra Place NE, Seattle, Wash. 42461 Lowry, Martha, 717 E 34th Ave., Spokane, Wash. 42461 Lucas, Anna, Box 222, Bridger, Mont. 42461 Ludden, David, Rt. 1, Box 6, Brewster, Wash. 42271 Ludwick, Mark, Rt. 2, Box 206A, Battle Ground, Wash. 42271 Lund, Sharon, Rt. 1, Walla Walla, Wash. 41871 Lyman, Nona, 13215 5th SW, Seanle, Wash. 42271 M MacDonald, Douglas, 112 SE 6th, College Place, Wash. MacDonald, Gordon, 43 NE Ash, College Place, Wash. 41961 MacKenzie, Edward, 2830 22 SE, Auburn, Wash. 42271 MacLean, Robert, 3027 16th Place, Forest Grove, Ore. 42461 McCants, Amy, 235 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. McCart, Sharon, 10109 SW 238111, Edmonds, Wash. McCartney, Donalda, 4223 N Washington, Spokane, Wash. 42091 McChesney, Robert, Wisconsin Academy, Columbia, Wis. 42091 McCluskey, Richard, 3814 W Nixon, Pasco, Wash. McCormick, Sherman, Canard Hall, College Place, Wash. 41871 McCoy, Bobby, 2441A; E Poplar, Walla Walla, Wash. McCoy, Marilee, Box 1021, Hollister, Calif. 41951 McCracken, Sharon, 23503 W 56th, Mountlake Terrace, Wash. 42271 McCulloch, Geri, Star Rt, Box 135, Forest Grove, Ore. 42461 McDonald, Eugene, 1207 SW 2201b, Edmonds, Wash. 42271 McDow, Marilyn, 5115 N Keller Rd., Spokane, Wash. 42461 McDuw, Ronald, 427 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 42091 McDowell, Judy, 4015 S 16011:, Seattle, Wash. 42461 McClothlen, Sara, 611 SW Bade, College Place, W'ash. 42461 McIntyre, Christine, Rt. 3, Beloit, Wis. McLeod, A1, 616 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 42091 McLeod, Muriel, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.C., Canada McNiel, Sherrie, 6014 SE Yamhill, Portland, Ore. McRae, Wilma, 111 SE 6111, College Place, Wash. 42271 McVay, Bill, 253 S M 51., Cottage Grove, Ore. 42271 Maas, Jim, Porter Nursing Home, Idaho Falls, Ida. 42271 Mace, Jerry, Student Housing 10, College Place, Wash. Machado, Yvette, Box 168-A,Cap!ain Cook, Kona, Hawaii 42091 Madarash, Steve, Rt. 5, Taylor Rd., Kelowna, B.C., Canada Magnuson, Jay, Box 446, Endicott, Wash. 42091 Magula, Mary, 6220 SE 70th, Portland, Ore, Mahn, Delores, 220 N College, Cullege Place, Wash. 41871 Maier, Dussie, Rt. 1, Box 770, Creswell, Ore. 42271 Mandigo, Wallace, 126 SE 3rd, College Place, Wash. 41871 Marchus, Shirley, 2741 Vista Place, Tacoma, Wash. 42461 Mark, Carole, Box 229, Lot 35, Waimanalo, Hawaii 42471 Marlow, Paul, 314 SE 2nd, College Place, Wash. Marney, Donald, 112 E Whitman, College Place, Wash. 42471 Marsh, Rose, Star Rn, Sanford, Mich. Martin, Wayne, Rt. 1, Box 210, Milton-Frcewater, Ore. Martinson, 101m, 41-45 63rd St., Woodside, New York 42091 Martinson, Dean, Box 351, College Place, Wash. 42271 Martinson, Wallace, 119 E Whitman, College Place, Wash. 42271 Marzan, Caroline, Box 281G, Spreckelsville, Maui, Hawaii 42271 Massengill, Linda, N 5204 Fairmom Place, Spokane, Wash. 42271 Masters, Sharyn, 6215 N Elgin 5L, Spokane, Wash, 42091 Masterjuhn, David, Box 144, Duvall, Wash. 42091 Massey, Glennis, Rt. 1, Box 1111, Toledo, Wash. 42271 Mathews, Richard, 5915 W Quinault, Kennewick, Wash, 42091 Mathiescn, Nelson, 905 SE 68111, Portland, Ore. 42091 Malhiesen, Rob, 5824 SE Yamhill, Portland, 01-01 42271 Mathiesen, Sherrie, 5824 SE Yamhill, Portland, Ore. 42471 Matterand, Verna, R1. 4, Box 357, Mt. Vernon, Wash. 41871 Matthcis, James, 149 9th St. SW, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada 42091 May, LeVem, Rt. 1, Box 309A, Port Orchard, Wash. 42471 Mayotte, Roberta, Box 181, Union, Ore. 42271 Mays, Roland, P.O. Box 91, Pioneer, Calif. Mcchling, Carolyn, Orofino, Ida. 42471 Mechling, Jess, Omfino, Ida. 42471 Mcckling, Forrest, 1431 Central Ave., College Place, Wash. 42091 Medcalf, William, 1119 N Vercler, Spokane, Wash. 42471 Medlock, Diane, Student Housing 21, College Place, Wash. 42471 Medlock, Dwight, Student Housing 21, College Place, Wash. 42091 Medlock, Joyce, 112 NE Birch, College Place, Wash. Meharry, Roger, 1022 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 42101 Meidell, Nikki, 110 N Williams, Kennewick, Wash. 41871 Mcidinger, Daryl, 419 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 42471 Meidinger, Dennis, 419 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 42271 Meilzler, Stephen, Rt. 1, Box 152, Orting, Wash. 42471 Mellish, Herman, Rt. 2, Box 76, Walla Walla, Wash. 282 Mendoza, Josue, 179-13, San Juan SL, Pasay City, Philippines 42101 Merklin, Linda, 515 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 42471 Messinger, Barbara, Box 218, Plentywood, Mom. 42471 Miles, Carol, 2903 5 Patterson, Klamath Falls, Ore. Miles, Dawn, 230 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 42471 Milks, Dick, PO Box 95, C011ege Place, Wash. Millard, William, 108 NE uD SL, College Place, Wash. 42101 Miller, David, Rt. 3, New Meadows, Ida. 41871 Miller, Gary, 3727 Fernwood, Lynwood, Calif. Miller, Jerry, 626 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. 42101 Miller, Malcolm, Haines, Alaska Miller, Robert, 22 SE 7th, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Miller, Ronald, Box 102, College Place, Wash. Mills, Linda, Raderville RL, Casper, Wyo. 42471 Mills, Virginia, Rt. 4, Box 282, Hood River, Ore. 42471 Mittleider, Eloise, 1719 Miller Ave., Burley, Ida. 42471 Mittleider, Joe, 1310 Humboldt 5L, Bellingham, Wash. 42471 Mitt1eider, Lorraine, 1310 Humboldt SL, Bellingham, Wash. 42471 Mix, Dennis, Box 532, Lake City, Calif. 42471 Mohr, Joanne, Rt. 1, Box 296, Walla Walla, Wash. 42271 Mohr, Lyle, 323 NE 22nd, Portland, Ore. 42471 Momb, Amund, 11613 E 4111, Spokane, Wash. 42471 Monks, Donna 3014 Cherry, Hoquiam, Wash. 41881 Monsef, Manouchehr, 25 Alam SL, Tehran, Iran 42471 Montgomery, John, 13152 SE Mill St., Porlkmd, Ore. 42481 Moody, Frank, Aleknagik, AIaSka 42271 Moody, Sally, Aleknagik, Alaska 42271 Mooers, Earlee, 415 S Ferry, Monroe, Wash. 42481 Mooers, Sharla, Rt. 2, Box 185, Gaston, Ore. Moore, Barton, 1240 N 11th St., Fayette, Ida. Moore, Janet, Rt. 1, Hermiston, Ore. 42271 Moore, Kenneth, 45 SE 10th, College Place, Wash. 42101 Moore, Patricia, 205 SE 8th, College Place, Wash. 42281 Moore, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 12, Hermiston, Ore. 42281 Morgan, Charlotte, 670 Adams Lane, Junction City, Ore. 42101 Morin, Linda, 45-446 Ihilani SL, Kaneohe, Hawaii Morris, Richard, Rt. 2, Box 317, Bend, Ore. 42481 Morrison, Paul, 1205 Poplar Ave., Hermiston, Ore. Morton, Phyllis, 6603 Sunset DL, Yakima, Wash. 42281 Moujabber, George, Student Housing 17, College Place, Wash. 41881 Mulder, Harold, Box 535, Escondido, Calif. 42281 Mulloy, Douglas, 205 10th SL, Garibaldi, Ore. 42281 Munroe, Darrell, Rt. 2, Box 453, Walla Walla, Wash. 42281 Munroe, Thomas, Rt. 2, Box 453, Walla Walla, Wash. 42281 Murdoch, Todd, Mountain View College, Malayhalay, Bukidnon, Philippines 42101 Murray, Don, Sinner Hall, College Place, Wash. 41881 Musgrave, Donna, Box 836, Barstow, Calif. 42481 Myers, Arleen, 716 SW Court, Pendleton, Ore. 41881 Myers, Dan, 211 SW 12th, College Place, Wash. N Nagele, Chuck, 1702 SW Goodwin Place, Pendleton, Ore. 42281 Neil, Bernie, 1951 Crestline, Olympia, Wash. 42481 Nelson, James, 620 La Lama, Modesto, Calif. Nelson, Jean, 1720 SE 162nd Ave., Portland, Ore. 42481 Nelson, LaVeme, Rt. 1, Box 57, Millon-Freewater, Ore. 42281 Nelson, Marlace, 27 SE 4th, C01Iege Place, Wash. 42101 Nelson, Ray, 13635 SE Sherman Dr., Portland, Ore. 42101 Nesbit, Anita, 5202 Rose Valley Rd., Kelso, Wash. 42481 Neufeld, Mardi, 7446 Corliss Ave. N, Seattle, Wash. 41881 Neufeld, Ron, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.C., Canada 42101 Neufeld,,Shir1ey, 602 Jefferson Ave., Toppcnish, Wash. 42481 Neuffer, Louise, 7325 SE 19th, Portland, Ore. 42281 Neustel, David, 9413 Canyon REL, Puyallup, Wash. 42281 Neves, LaVonne, 45-446 Shilani SL, Kaneohe, Hawaii 42281 Ncwell, Stephen, 570 Juniper Lane, Prineville, Ore. 42481 Newman, Arlene, Rt. 1, Box 205-A, Milton-Freewaler, Ore. 42481 Newman, Sherry, Box 151, Nisqually, Wash. 42281 Newton, Jim, 175 Higgins, Los Altos, Calif. 42481 Ng, Ann, 235 Braddcll, Singapore, Malaya Ng, Sui, 10 Kinta Lane, Penang, Malaya 41881 Nicholson, Ann, 14336 SE Main, Portland, Ore. 42281 Nicholson, Val, 1239 Alvarado, Walla Walla, Wash. Nickell, Bob, 430 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 42101 Nicolay, Robert, 2724 S Downing, Denver, Colo. 42481 Niles, Robert, Box 21, St. Helena, Calif. 42101 Noble, Colleen, 1410 let SE, Auburn, Wash. 42481 Noble, Linda, Box 362, Jerome, Arizona 42481 Noble, Marvin, 306 McKinley, Walla Walla, Wash. 41971 Noel, Richard, 1111 Cardinal Ave., Madison, A1a. 42101 Nolin, Joanne, Gaston, Ore. 42101 Nordby, George, Nordland, Wash. 41881 Norhton, Shirley, Box 424, Consort, Alberta, Canada 42101 Norton, Marilyn, 4804 Pacific Ave., Olympia, Wash. 42281 Northrup, Virginia, 7916 NE 96th Ave., Vancouver, Wash 42101 Noyes, Alfred, Rt. 2, Box 158, Gaston, Ore. 42481 0 O'Brien, Nora, W 717 Nora Spokane, Wash. 42481 Ochs, Daryl, Rt. 2, Box 217, Walla Walla, Wash. 42281 Ochsner, Lillian, 2111 Locust, Caldwell, Ida. 41881 O'Connor, Patty, Box 151, Jordan, Mont. 42101 Oellrich, Don, 314 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. 42281 Ogden, Kenneth. 111 SE 2nd, College Place, Wash. 41881 Ogden, Lee, 605118th St. S, Tacoma, Wash, 42481 Olmsted, Malcom, Rt. 1, Box 363, Calhlamet, Wash. 42481 Olson, Alion, Rt. 2, Box 70 C, Pendleton, Ore. 42101 Olson, Arthur, 1310 SE Broadway, College Place, Wash. 42481 Olson, Diana, RI. 3, Box 3478, Bainbridge Island, Wash. 42281 Olson, Jeanette, Box 37, Matsqui, B.C., Canada 42281 Olson, Kenneth, 400 Elliott SL, Wenatchee, Wash. 41961 Olson, Tom, 111 E Whitman, College Place, Wash. 42481 01Malley, Judeen, 2004 NW 2lst Place, Portland, Ore. Orser, Delmer, Box 307, Miranda, Calif. 42491 Ortega-Benitz, Eleuterio, Antillian College, Box 118, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 41991 Ortega, Tomasita, Box 118, Mayaguez. Puerto Rico Osberg, LeAn, 317 Wood Dr., Lodi, Calif. 42101 Osborne, Rosa1yn, Rt. 3, Box 107, Om6no, Ida. 42491 Oshiro, Setsuko, 1610 Megrew Lane, Honolulu, Hawaii Ostrander, Norman, 107 SW 6th Apt. A, College Place, Wash 42291 Oury, James, 2366 Rainier, Walla Walla, Wash. Owsley, Richard, 731 University St., Walla Walla, Wash. P Painter, Barry, Rt. 1, Cteswell, Oregon Paladeni, Beverly, Yacolt, Wash. 41881 Pallander, Edith, 649 SE 32nd, Pordand, Ore. 41881 Park, Sandi, Box 562, Sutherlin, Ore. 42291 Parker, Ellen, Rt. 1, Bonner's Ferry, Ida. 42291 Parker, Pat, 420 SW 7111, College Place, Wash. 42291 Parkins, Edna, Rt. 3, Kendall Rd., Walla Wane, Wash. 41881 Parking, Michael, Rt. 3, Kendall Rd., Walla Walla, Wash. 42491 Parks, Lois, Rt. 1, Box 2323, Orchards, Wash. 41891 Parmele, Barbara, Rt. 2, Box 142, Sandy, Ore. 42291 Parmele, Earlene, 1014 SW Frazer Ave., Pendleton, Ore. Parmele, Gary, 1014 SW Frazer Ave., Pendleton, Ore. 42491 Parmele, Louise, Rt. 2, Box 142, Sandy, Ore. 41891 Patch, Joy, Box 397, Escondido, Calif. 42491 Patte, Lois, Box 407, Cottage Grove, Ore. 42101 Patzer, Ronald, 127 Karla Way, Auburn, Calif. 42101 Paulson, Bernie, 2008 NE Airport Rd., Roseburg, Ore. 42111 Paulson, Doreen, Box 207, Springfield, Ore. 42291 Payne, Adeline, 342 Canard Hall, College Place, Wash. 42491 Payne, Carla, Rt. 2, Box 143, Newberg, Ore. 42111 Payne, Dean, Rt. 2, Box 143, Newberg, Ore. 42491 Payne, Janice, 6170 Culver Dr. SE, Salem, Ore. 42491 Pearles, Joan, Rt. 2, Box 459, Waterford, Calif. 42291 Pearson, Bert, 550 SE Terrace, Roseburg, Ore. 42111 Pellens, Eillene, 404 Superior St., Sandpoint, Ida. 41891 Perry, Ester, Rt. 2, Box 573, Gresham, Ore. 42291 Perry, Ruth, Rt. 2, Box 573, Gresham, Ore, 41891 Pershall, Daniel, 521 King St, Wenatchee, Wash. 42491 Peterkort, Shirley, 10025 SW Barnes RIL, Portland, Ore. 41891 Peters, Jeanie, 523 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 41891 Peters, Warren, 523 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 42111 Peterson, Judy, 11114 Richmont Rd., Loma Linda, Calif. 42491 Peterson, Rodney, 1484 NW 75th, Seattle, Wash. 41891 Pflugrad, Lester, 109 NE uCn SL, College Place, Wash. Pfost, James, 2712 N 315:, Boise, Ida. 42111 Pfost, Robert, 2712 N 315t, Boise, Ida. 42491 Phang, Alice, 21 Wan Tho Ave., Singapore 42111 Phillips, Randy, Rt. 2, Box 80604;, Pcndleton, Ore. Pierce, Cheryle, 504 Mountainview Dr., College Place, Wash. 42491 Pierce, John, 206 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 42491 Pifer, Eleanor, Rt. 2, Box 295, Battle Ground, Wash. 41891 Pifer, George, 115 SW 9th, College Place, Wash. 41891 Pihl, Donna, 2732 Crisella Rd. NE, Puyallup, Wash. 42491 Piper, Dale, 10668 Gardena SL, Loma Linda, Calif. 42491 Pitts, Jon, 2115 N 64th, Seattle, Wash. 42111 Plalner, Nadine, Rt. 5, Box 437, Spokane, Wash. 42111 P0111, Crystal, 4683 Burnett, Eugene, Ore. 41891 Poole, Reuben, Box 203, Milstone, Mont. Paoley, Burt, 319 NW B 51., College Place, Wash. 41891 Popplewell, James, Rt. 1, Samuels, Ida. 42291 Porter, Laurice, Hooker Rd., Hermiston, Ore. 42111 Potts, Betsy, Rt. 3, Box 153, Milton-Freewater, Ore. 42291 Powell, Susan, 1558 Jefferson, Olympia, Wash. 41891 Poyner, Teryl, Rt. 2, Box 31A, Lewiston, Mont. 42491 Pralher, Joseph, Student Housing 30, College Place, Wash. 42111 Prettyman, Darryl, 526 Shadow Court, San Jose, Calif. 41891 Price, Louis, 206 Mountainvicw DL, College Place, Wash. 42491 Proctor, James, 920V2 SE Date, College Place, Wash. Puen, Roy, 1399 Manu Aloha, Kailua, Hawaii 42111 Pullen, Dianne, 2503 Maple St., Myrtle Point, Ore. 42291 Pyke, Sally, Rt. 5, Box 303, Mt. Vernon, Wash. 42291 QuaIIey, Carol, 108 SW 9th, College Place, Wash. Qualley. Reed, 108 SW 9th, College Place, Wash. 42291 Quentin, Conrad, 530 N 2nd, Pasco, Wash. Quiring, Ed, 204 SE 12th, College Place, Wash. 41901 Quiring, LeRono, 426 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. 41901 R Race, Edna, 6017 N Lincoln, Spokane, Wash. 41901 Rader, Phillip, 2005 W Davies, Lnjttleton, Colo. 42501 Redford, Leslie, 109 NE Birch, Cullege Place, Wash. 42291 Radke, Allen, 224 NE 28th, Portland, Ore. Radke, Wilmer, 2207 E 26th, Vancouver, Wash. 42111 Randolph, Barry, 8026 Clensidc Dr., Takoma, Park, Maryland 42111 Rasmussen, Carol, 9140 Ross Station Rd., Sebastopol, Calif. 42501 Rasmussen, Caroline, Rt. 1, Box 29, Cheney, Wash. 41901 Rasmussen, Clare, 427 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 42501 Rasmussen, Don, 38172 Tremont DL, College Place, Wash. Rasmussen, Jay, Kenmore, N. Dak. 41901 Rasmussen, Jewell, Box 35, Spangle, Wash. 41901 Rasmussen, Judith, 381A; Tremont Dr., College Place, Wash. Rasmussen, Mclva, 427 SW Bade, College Place, Wash. 42291 Rector, James, Box 86, Fossil, Ore. 42291 Redenbaugh, Richard, 5439 S. Hydralic, Wichita, Kan. 42501 Redmer, Arlene, Box 11, Blachly, Ore. 42111 Ree, Marlis, Star Rt. 6, Glendive, Mont 42291 Reed, Arthur, 1927 NE 102nd Ave., Portland, Ore. 42501 Reed, Daniel, 1220 Sky, College Place, Wash. Reed, Ron, Columbia Academy, Battle Ground, Wash. 42501 Reese, Ronald, 314-24th St. W, Billings, Mont. Reeves, Annette, 18008 SE Caruthers, Portland, Ore. 42501 Reluling, Ron, 4825 Bailey Rd. NE, Salem, Ore. 12111 Reid, Elaine, 36 Tremont, College Place, Wash, Reid, Gordon, 36 Tremont, College Place, Wash. Reiker, Bettie Jeanne, 6347 SE Scot! Dr., Portland, Ore. Rennings, Harriett, 115 NE Birch, College Place, Wash. chschlcr, Arnold, Upper Culumbia Academy, Spangle, Wash. 11901 Renschlen, Dorothea, Upper Columbia Academy, Spangle, Wash. 12121 Rettig, Tim, Rt. 5, an 12, Spokane, Wash. 12501 Reynolds, Jim, 7848 SE Cypress Rd., Portland, Ore. 12291 Rice, David, Rt. 2, Box 2907, Bainbridge Is1aml, Wash. 12291 Ritchie, Robert, 2251 Hawthorne, North Sacramento, Calif. Richman, James, Rt. 2, Box 191A, Midland, Texas 11901 Rickaby, Patricia, 4718 Ocean Beach Hwy., Lnngview, Wash. 12501 Rielcy, LeRoy, 26 SW 13th, College Place, Wash. RiHenbark, Sandra, 13724 NW Milburn, Portland, Ore. 12291 Riggins, Arliene, Box 283, College Place, Wash. 1221 Rima, Darlene, 225 W 6111, College Place, Wash. Rima, Edward, 225 W 6th, College Place, Wash. Ring, Jack, 3576 Vernon Way, Eugene, Ore. 12501 Ringering, Notcne, 226 Sunny Dr., College Place, Wash. Ritcr, Ronald, Box 1612, Moses Lake, Wash. 12121 Rittenbach, Rudy, Granville, N. Dak. 12121 Robbins, Mark, 820 SE Cedar, College Place, Wash. Roberts, Connie, Box 321, Moscow, Ida. 12121 Roberts, Colette, Power Line Rd., Walla Walla, Wash. Roberts, Gail, 171 Hind Iuka Dr., Honolulu, Hawaii 12501 Roberts, James, Box 595, College Place, Wash. 11981 Robinson, Lynda, 5913 57th Ave. W, Tacoma, Wash. 12121 Robinson, Robert, Box 702, Sutherlin, Om. 12121 Robinson, Ruthie, Box 702, Sutherlin, Ore. 12301 Robinson, Virginia, Box 702, Sutherlin, Ore. 12501 Roderick, Roger, 817 E Plum, Moses Lake, Wash. 12301 Rogers, Carol, R.R. $E3, Armstrong, D.C., Canada Rogers, Carol, Scabcck, Wash. 12501 Rogers, Judy, Lapwai, Ida. 12301 Romig, Clif10rd, 4207 NE 59th Ave., Vancouver, Wash. 12121 Ross, Dale, Rt. 2, Box 386, Springfield, Ore. Rose, Cary, Box 1026, Buffalo, Wyu. Ross, Phyllis, Box 1026, Buffalo, Wyo. 12301 Ross, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 695-A, Escondido, Calif. 12121 Rnup, Lila, Rt. 1, Box 347, Sequim, Wash. 12501 Rouse, Eddie, 15 NW Evans, College Place, Wash, 12301 Rouse, Bernice, 15 NW Evans, College Place, Wash. 12121 Rowan, Jerry, 530 W Porter, Hanford, Calif. 12301 Rowland, Sharon, Rt. 1, Box 198, Sedro Woolley, Wash. Ruddlc, Carolyn, 1026 W Shaltuck, Berkeley, Calif. 12501 Rudy, Barbara, 2957 Cracker Rd., Eugene, Ore. 11901 Rudy, Kenneth, Thornton, Wash. 12511 Rudy, Philip, E7219 S Riverway, Spokane, Wash. 12511 Rupert, J. B., Rt. 3, Box 486, Snohomish, Wash, 11901 Russell, Ila, 2303 E Main, Puyallup, Wash. 11901 Russell, Katherine, 2303 E Main, Puyallup, Wash. 12511 Ruud, Phil, Rt. 1, Box 1066, Pendleton, Ore. 12511 Rnuska, Nancy, 1056 Ash, Aberdeen, Wash. 12301 S Sackett, Harry, 115 SW 91h, College Place, Wash. 11961 Saitu, Seiko, 1-11 Kanda Izumiche, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan Sakala, Elmar, 890 Jones 51., Kclowna, B.C., Canada 12121 Salsbery, Richard, 780 SE Lancaster, Salem, Ore. 11901 Sampsel, Marilyn, Rt. 1, Box 149, Canby, Ore. 12511 Samuels, Keith, 10213 115th SL, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 12301 Sunburn, Angelyn, 1412 151, Marysville, Wash. 12511 Sanbom, Arland, 1412 151, Marysville, Wash. 12301 Sanders, Jim, 4513 Live Oak SL, Carmichael, Calif. 12121 Sanders, Jim, 11 SW 4th, College Place, Wash. 12121 Sanders, Tim, 11 SW 4th, College Place, Wash. Sandquist, Don, 804 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 12301 Sanford, Jeannie, Spangle, Wash. 12301 San Jenko, Grace, 23 Fay 1111., Calgary, Alberta, Canada 12301 Sanlee, Willard, 515 SW 20th, Pendleton, Ore. 12511 Santry, Nancy, 2878 NW Cumberland, Portland, Ore. 12511 Saunders, Jack, Box 188, Cnvc, Ore. Sawchuk, Lloyd, 122 SW 6th, College Place, Wash. 11911 Sayles, Doug, 2930 SE Balfour, Portland, Ore. 12121 Schaefer, Paul, Student Housing 31, College Place, Wash. 12511 Scheresky, Carol, 550 SW 3rd, College Place, Wash. Schlaht, Terry, Rt. 1, Box 9-A, Zillah, Wash. 12511 Schlegel, Donald, Rt. 2, West DePere, Wis. Schmiedeskamp, Ashley, Box 374, Lake Oswego, Ore. 12511 Schnepflin, Betty, 109 N Elm Ave., Crandview, Wash. 12511 Schoep8in, Dave, Rt. 1, Farmingtnn, Wash. 12301 Schoepflin, Jerry, 805 SE 69th Ave., Portland, Ore. 12301 SchncpHin, Karen, Rt. 1, Box 12, Viola, Ida. 12301 Schrader, Carlene, 3311 N Instimlc, Colorado Springs, Colo. 12301 Schrammeck, Joy, Rt. 2, Meridian, Ida. 12511 Schulze, Gerald, 424 SW 3rd, College Place, Wash. 12121 Schwarck, Jim, 1995 S Washington, Denver, Colo. 12301 Schwartz, Judy, Rt. 1, Farmington, Wash. 12511 Schwisow, Norman, Rt. 1, Box 221, Sunnyside, Wash. 12131 Scott, Judy, 144 Chenault Ave., Hoquiam, Wash. 12511 Scriven, Chuck, 18914 66th Place W, Lynwood, Wash. 12301 Scully, Don, 1702 SW Goodwin Place, Pendleton, Ore. 12131 Scyphers, Ruth, 410 S Excelsior, Butte, Mont. 12131 Sears, Mildred, 719 9th Ave. SW, Puyallup, Wash. 12511 Seasly, Gordon, 371 Marylhurst, Daymn, Ohio 12511 Siebel, Bev, 127 34A St. NW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada 12131 Serhan, Vivian, Rt. 5, Kelowna, B.C., Canada 11911 Setsuko, Oshiro, 1379 Stoman-cho, Okinawa 12511 Sctlera, Maureen, 15656 SE Division, Space C., Portland, Ore. 12131 Severson, Martha, Box 631, Astoria, Ore. 12301 Sharley, Larry, 418 E Cherry, Walla Walla, Wash. Shaw, Horace, 318 SE 6th, College Place, Wash. Shaw, Melvin, 605 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. Shidler, Merrill, Rt. 1, Box 250-13, Brighton, Colo. 12301 Shields, Frank, 2302 Malad, Boise, Ida. 12511 Shipley, Judith, 2008 E 12th, Vancouver, Wash. 12511 Shiroma, Roseland, 2430 SE 77th, Portland, Ore. 12131 Shoemaker, Rollin, Elk, Wash. Shogren, Dwight, Rt. 1, Box 401, Collage Crovb, Ore. 12511 Shollenburg, Bertha, 15 SW 13th, College Place, Wash. Shook, Ann, 1411 Birch, Oroville, Wash. 12131 Short, Chrimine, 612 E 23rd, Kennewick, Wash. 12131 Shultz, Myrna, RL 6, Caldwell, Ida. 11911 Shullz, Myron, 615 SE 5th, College Place, Wash. 11991 Shumway, Donald, Rt. 1, Box 134, Pendleton, Ore. 12301 Siegmann, Nola, 1901 Rice Rd., Caldwell, Ida. 12301 Silcox, Shirley, Rt. 1, Snohomish, Wash. 11961 Silver, Don, 1410 W Raye St., Seattle, Wash. 12511 Silver, Jeannine, 1410 W Raye St., Seattle, Wash. 12131 Silver, Kim, 16216 NE 37111, Seattle, Wash. Silver, Marc, 16216 NE 37th, Seattle, Wash. 12131 Silver, Nikki, 16216 NE 37th, Seattle, Wash. 12511 Simpson, CamI, 1821 Alabama, Longview, Wash. 12301 Simpson, Darlene, 715 SE 60th Apt. 3, Portland, Ore. 12131 Simpson, Glenn, 225 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. 11961 Sipes, Roberta, 625 E Lammc, Bowman, Mont. 12521 Skecls, Belly, Rt. 1, White Swan, Wash. 12311 Skidmore, Sherry, 721 SE 6th St, College Place, Wash. 12311 Skidmore, Bill, Box 426, Della, C010. 12521 Skopyk, Run, 418 Ave., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Skudrils, Paul, 20 Laing SL, Albany, New York 12521 Slayhaugh, Sharon, 8018 SW 64th AveA, Portland, Ore. 12521 Slocum, Ben, Box 191, Orland, California 12521 Smith, Beverly C., 222 SE 4th, College Place, Wash. 12311 Smith, Beverly .I., Rt. 1, Box 385, Spokane, Wash. 12311 Smith, Bob, Rt. 3, Armstrong, B.C., Canada 12131 Smith, Brenton, Brickucr Rd., College Place, Wash. Smixh, Connie, 922 4th Street, Hood River, Ore. 12521 Smith, Daniel, 325 Valley Drive, College Place, Wash. 12311 Smith, Erma, Rt. 1, Box 201, Milton-Freewaler, Ore. 12131 Smith, Gordon, 1052 University Street, Walla Walla, Wash. 12311 Smith, Jack, 128 SW 9lh, College Place, Wash. 12131 Smith, Jack C., 220 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 12311 Smith, Kenneth, Box 1106, Sitka, Alaska 12311 Smith, Lois, 2608 Casun St., Lafayette, Ind. Smith, Milton, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Smith, Sharon, 9080 Williams Hwy., Grants Pass, Ore. 12131 Smith, SueAnn, 716 Arapahoe, Boulder, Colo. 12521 Smith, Valerie, Rt. 2, Box 214-A, Bozeman, Mont. Smith, Vanoy, 110 SW 51h, College Place, Wash. 12131 Snan', Jerry, Rt. 1, Box 80, Raseburg, Ore. 12521 Snell, James, 1516 Warren Ave., Bremerton, Wash. 12131 Snow, Jerry, 3889 Maywood Place, Portland, Ore. 11991 Snyder, Irita, 1689 Thomas 1111., Medford, Ore. 12521 Sonncntag, Jean, Rt. 1, 30x10, Yacolt, Wash. 12131 Sonnentag, Pamela, RL 1, Box 10, Yacolt, Wash. 12521 Spencer, Bernard, 412 SW 4th, College Place, Wash. Spcnsl, Erna, 859 NE Kesterson, Grants Pass, Ore. 12311 Spcnst, Lucille, 108-21 SE, Auburn, Wash. 12521 Sparling, Craig, 829 Chamberlain SL, Bishop, Calif. 12131 Spaulding, Carl, Rt. 2, Box 37, Fort Collins, Colo. 12521 Spracklcn, Myrna, Rt. 2, Sandpoint, Ida. Springer, Gilbert, SKudenl Housing 16, College Place, Wash 12131 Stafford, Carol, 810 York SL, Lodi, Calif. 12311 Stafford, Donna, 810 York St., Lodi, Calif. Stafford, Thomas, 415 SE 8111, College Place, Wash. Stagg, Beverly, 203 W Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 12521 Stagg, Jim, 203 W Whitman DL, College Place, Wash. Stahlnecker, Ruby, 6 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 11911 Slaley, Janet, 5748 NE Alberta, Portland, Ore. 12521 Standage, Karen, Canard Hall, College Place, Wash. 12521 Stanwick, Clayton, Box 278, Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Canada 12311 Starkey, William, 1410 Olive, Walla Walla, Wash. 12131 Starr, Elwood, Star Rt. 1, Box 25, Blachly, Ore. 12131 Starr, Larry, Rt. 1, Box 213-A, Naches, Wash. 12311 Starr, Loren, Slar Rt. 1, Box 25, Blachly, Ore. 11911 Slates, Ron, Rt. 3, Wciscr, Ida. 12521 Stedman, John, 380 Maclanc SL, Palo Alto, Calif. 12311 Stelzmiller, Virginia, Milo Academy, Milo, Ore. 12311 Stensaa, Bonnie, Box 304A, Stanwood, Wash. 12521 Stephens, Connie, 8278 Benton Way, Arvada, Colo. 11911 Stephens, Pat, Bluesky, Alberta, Canada 12131 Stephens, Sherilyn, 4406 Ocean Beach Hwy., Longview, Wash. 12521 Stephenson, Margaret, Box 284, Eureka, Mont. 12311 Stewart, David, 815 N 23rd SL, Billings, Mont. 12141 Stewart, Lois, Rt. 1, Box 165, Cashmere, Wash. 12141 StifHer, Judy, 2360 Douglas Dr., Eugene, Ore. 12531 Stiles, Dean, Student Housing 15, College Place, Wash. 12531 Stilwell, Dennis, Rt. 1, Box 10, Yacolt, Wash. 12531 Stacker, Beverly, 903 Alvarado, Walla Walla, Wash. Stonecypher, Anna, 1227 W 11111 51., Coquille, Ore. 12141 Stonecypher, Candace, 310 SE 611:, College Place, Wash. 12311 Stonecypher, Mary, 1227 W 11th St., Coquille, Ore. 12531 Stonecypher, Morse, Snake River RL, Lewiston, Ida. 12141 Storfjell, Judy, Rt. 2, Box 216E, Gresham, Ore. Stover, James, 103 SW 4111, College Place, Wash. Stout, Luwayne, Box 517, Brewster, Wash. 12311 St. Peter, Wanda, Box 490, Wenatchee, Wash. 12141 Stratton, Marlene, Rt. 2, Box 154, Walla Walla, Wash. 11911 Stream, Ken, 5818 114th Ave. NE, Kirkland, Wash. 12311 Stream, Marilyn, 5818 114th Ave. NE, Kirkland, Wash. 12531 Streifiing, Phila Mae, 650 W 19th St., McMinnville, Ore. 12141 StrobeI, Barbara, 407 SE 51h, COIIege Place, Wash. 12531 Strobel, Roger, Box 25, College Place, Wash. 11911 Strode, Warren, 2126 SE 142ml, Portland, Ore. Strong, Larry, 314 SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 12141 Stuckey, John, Student Housing 13, College Place, Wash. Sullivan, Don, 722 Ankeny SL, Walla Walla, Wash. Sumner, Thad, 903 Bonnie Brae, Walla Walla, Wash. Sutton, Keith, Rt. 1, Box 119, Cashmere, Wash. 12531 Sutton, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 119, Cashmere, Wash. 11961 Swanson, Chuck, Box 29, Ghana, 11!. 12141 chtnam, Dianne, 1834 SE Lexington SL, Portland, Ore. 12531 T Tadcj, Lana, 8027 131st Place NE, Kirkland, Wash. 12321 Tait, Doug, 1000 Rossier, Sunnysidc, Wash. 11911 Takekawa, Sue, Box 643, Kekaha, Kauai, Hawaii 12321 Tall, Eldon, 9245 126th NE, Kirkland, Wash. 12531 Tan, Sam, 160 Burmah Rd., Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia 12141 Tang, Gwendolyn, 47-723 Kam. Hwy., Kaneohe, Hawaii 12321 Tang, Norman, 47-723 Kam. Hwy., Kaneohc, Hawaii 12141 Tavares, August, 1522 Bertram St., Honolulu, Hawaii 12321 Taylor, Dale, 2030 Hemlock SK. SE, Auburn, Wash. 12321 Taylor, Jack, 1016 NW 70th SL, Seattle, Wash. 12321 Taylor, John, 135 57th Place SE, Washington, D.C. 12321 Teo, Florence, 152 Soi Sri Bamphen, Bangkok, Thailand 12321 Terrell, Janice, 315 Gourley St., Boise, Ida. 12321 Terrell, Susan, 2262 N Ave., Chico, Calif. 12321 Tcske, David, Box 225, La Grande, Ore. 12531 Thomas, Jesse, Rt. 1, Box 64, Baker, Fla. Thompson, Alden, 717 6111 SL, Clarkston, Wash. 12141 Thompson, Chris, 836 N 23rd, Coeur d'Alene, Ida. 12321 Thompson, Evelyn, Rt. 1, Box 317-A, College Place, Wash. 12321 Thompson, Fred, Rt. 6, Nampa, Ida. 12321 Thompson, Melvin, Rt. 6, Nampa, Ida. 12321 lemsen, Barbara, Rt. 3, Box 217, Ccnlralia, Wash. 11911 Thomson, Halvard, 6616 110111 Ave. NE, Kirkland, Wash. 12321 Thomsen, Russel, Rt. 3, Box 217, Centralia, Wash. 11921 Thorgersen, Carol, 3116 SW Hailey, Pcndleton, Ore. 12321 Thornsbury, David, Box 95, Castle Rock, Wash. 12141 Thornton, Bob, 1206 Dewey Dr., College Place, Wash. 12141 Thornton, John, 509 SE Date, College Place, Wash. 12141 Thrclkeld, Richard, 704 W Concord, Grandview, Wash. Thmckmorton, Judy, 405 2nd St., Rupert, Ida. 12531 Thulon, Joanne, N 3902 Argonne, Spokane, Wash. 12531 Timmons, Mary, Rt. 1, Box 331, Brush Prairie, Wash. 12321 Tison, Shari, 720 W Henry, Pasco, Wash. 11921 Tjen, Khun, 124 Kjl Raja, Pontianak,1ndoncsia 12321 Todorovich, Dan, 707 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. 12321 Todorovich, Pamela, 6 SW 13th, College Place, Wash. 12531 Tooley, David, 107 Snipes St., The Dalles, Ore. 12531 Traveller, Sandra, 1735 Ohio, Bremerton, Wash. Trousdalc, Dennis, 343 S Park, Walla Walla, Wash. 12531 Troutman, Fred, 711 SE 60th, Portland, Ore. 12321 Trude, Jnhn, 1397 Redwood St. NW, Salem, Ore. 12531 Trump, Robert, Box 428, Elgin, Ore. Tucker, Cordon, 205 NW 79th St., Vancouver, Wash. 12531 Tucker, Terry, 5004 NE Clackamas, Portland, Ore. 12541 Tunncll, Donna, 3822 Fort Blvd., El Paso, Texas 12541 Tunnell, Norman, 3822 Fort Blvd., El Paso, Texas 12541 Turner, John, 325 E Alder, Walla Walla, Wash. 12541 U Ulloa, Vivian, Dededo, Guam 12141 Underhill, Frances, 4204 W Sylvester SL, Pasco, Wash. Unger, David, 619B SW 2nd SL, College Place, Wash. 11921 Unterseher, John, 820 Burton SL, Harrisburg, Ore. 12141 Utt, Dana, 463 S Tusher, Moab, Utah 12541 Utt, Yvonne, 463 S Tusher, Moab, Utah 11961 V VanDeCrift, Deal, 1656 E Alder, Walla Walla, Wash. VanderWaal, Carol, 2201 Grant Ave., Rockford, Ill. VauDeWarker, Dick, Rt. 1, Box 208A, Eau Claire, Mich. 12541 VanHeeS, Carolyn, Rt. 3, Meridian, Ida. 11921 Vaancs, Larry, 111 SE 10th, College Place, Wash. 12331 VnnTassel, Marion, 441 SE 5th, College Place, Wash. Vaughan, Barbara, Carthland, Saskatchewan, Canada 11921 Veal, Darlene, Ukiah, Ore. 12331 Veal. Ken, Ukiah, Ore. 12331 Vest, Jerry, 803 S Washington, Moscow, Ida. 12331 VonBergcn, Dale, 10119 SE Yukon, Portland, Ore. 11921 VonBergen, Harold, 10119 SE Yukon, Portland, Ore. 12331 Vuon, Betty, 210 Caspmail 1111., Singapore, Malaya 12541 W Wade, Glen, 218 NE an 51., College Place, Wash. 12541 Wade, Glenna, 618 W Clark, Pocatello, Ida. 12541 Wade, Shirley, 218 NE D St., College Place, Wash. Wade, Theo, 421 Rd. 52 N, Pasco, Wash. Wageman, Jim, Rt. 4, Box 92-A, Newport, Wash. 12541 Wagner, ClifTord, Box 306, Heppner, Ore. Wagner, Charles, 2218 Nob Hill N, Seattle, Wash. 12541 Wagner, Dan, 2218 Nob Hill N, Seattle, WVash. 12151 W'agner, Don, Rt. 1, Box 167, Walla Walla, Wash. 12151 Wagner, Jack, Rt. 1, Farmington, Wash. 12541 Wagner, Janice, Rt. 1, Farmington, Wash. 12541 Wagner, Konnie, Rt. 1, Farmington, Wash. Wagner, Robert, 521 SW 1st, College Place, Wash. 12541 Wagner, William, Box 306, Heppner, Ore. 12541 Waite, Lawrence, 1101 SE Broadway, College Place, Wash. 12331 Walcker, Bob, Rt. 2, Box 229, Sultan, Wash. 12541 Walcker, Larry, Rt. 2, Box 229, Sultan, Wash. 12151 Walker, Carol, Rt. 1, Box 328-3, Walla Walla, Wash. 12541 Walker, Glen, 200 91h Ave. SW, Great Falls, Mnnl. Walker, Thomas, 719 E 11th, Davis, Calif. Walker, William, Rt. 1, Box 123, Milton-Freewater, Ore. Wall, Lloyd, Brewster, Wash. Wall, Mary, Rt. 1, Box 4, Kremlin, Mom. 12151 Wallace, Alice, Rt. 1, Box 143, Jo1iet, Mont. 12541 283 Wallace, Tom, University Apt. B-3, Forest Grove, Ore. Wallman, Jim, Rt. 2, Box 174-C, Battle Ground, Wash. 02541 Walraven, Ramona, 2305 Central NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 02331 Walraven, Rita, 600 W Ilth, Apt. 103, Plainview, Texas 02541 Waller, Dick, 24 NE 10D44 St., College Place, Wash. Ware, Mildred, 309 E Birch, Walla Walla, Wash. 01991 Wasmer, Gerald, Rt. 2, Box 366, Enumclaw, Wash. 02151 Wasmer, Robert, Rt. 2, Box 366, Enumclaw, Wash. 02151 Wasylyshen, Gerald, 93 Haultain Ave., Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada 02541 Watson, Gerald, Rt. 1, Box 45, Touchct, Wash. Watson, Terry, Rt. 2, Box 207, Bend, Ore. 01921 Watt, Robert, 59 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 01961 Way, Dorothy, 118 SE 12th, College Place, Wash. 02151 Wehtje, Betty, 4034 Pleasant Hill Rd., K0150, Wash. 02541 Wehtje, Marilyn, Rt. 2, Box 229, Battle Ground, Wash. 02331 Weil, James, 771 S 219 St., San Bernardino, Calif. Wclever, Ken, 1027 Coal Creek Rd., Longview, Wash. 02541 Wendell, John, 616 S College Ave., College Place, Wash. 02541 chdr, Marilyn, 1036 3rd, St. Marius, Ida. 02551 Wenger, Linda, 36640 160111 Ave. SE, Auburn, Wash. 02551 Wentland, Wayne, 2510 S Kay SL, Tacoma, Wash. 02551 Werner, Sharon, Box 1210, Spokane, Wash. 02551 Werk, Sylvia, Box 45, Macoun, Saskatchewan, Canada 01921 Wertz, Dixie, 1361 Filbert Ave., Chico, Calif. 02151 Wesncr, Claudia, Rt. 3, Box 107, Chico, Calif. 02551 Westall, Neta, Randle, Wash. 02551 Weston, Dan, Rt. 2, Box 48, Gaston, Ore. 02551 Wheeler, George, Rt. 2, Box 91, Lebanon, Ore. Wheeler, Lynn, Rt. 1, Box 137, Brownsville, Ore. 02331 Wherley, Ardella, 4564 SE Lagus Rd., Milwaukee, Ore. 02331 White, Janis, 8407 33rd W, Tacoma, Wash. 02551 While, Marion, Bryant 8K Woodlawn, Walla WaHa, W'ash. White, Michael, 5732 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn, Wash. 02551 Whiteaker, Sharon, 723 E Glen Lyn Dr., Azusa, CaliL Whitehead, Gerald, 412122 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 01921 Whitehead, Virginia, 412122 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. 01921 faculty A Alcock, H. J., 26 SW First 0130;: 961 Andrews, Kathryn, 129 Sunny Drive Ap1ington, K. A., 18 North College 0an 2461 Aplington, Mrs. K. A., 18 North College 0Box 2461 Argraves, Karmon, Clinical Division Balharrie, C. 5., 311 NE '1A Barnes, Joseph N., 805 SW Grandview Barnett, Claude C., 704 SW Evans Bennett, Fred R., 36 Tremont Dr, Benson, Harold, 709 SE. Fifth Black, Mrs.1rene, 215 Husscy Street Blake, Donald F., 22 E. Whitman Boeck, Mrs. W., Clinical Division Bond, V. D., 44 NE Ash Border, Lester, 15 NE Ash Bowers, G. W., 218 NE nAH Brown, R. H., 302 SE Second Burgeson, Ruth, 129 Sunny Drive Burns, John R., 1306 East Pleasant, Walla Walla Burton, Shirley, Clinical Division C Canaday, L. H., 221 NE uA Chambers, Annie Mae, 119 East Whitman, itll Chambers, C. W., 1513 Central Avenue Chambers, James R., 36 NE Ash Cheney, M. 0., 409 Scenic View Drive 080;; 221 Christian, John W., 1222 Dewey Drivc' Christian, P. W., 505 SW Bade 0Box 1271 Christison, Mrs. John, Health Center 030x 541 Coffin, H. C., 1216 Dewey Drive Cowin, Darrell, 108 SW Davis 0BOX 5731 Craig, C. R., 515 Hillcrest Lanc Crooker, Mrs. L. W., Clinical Division Cross, Edward F., 626 SE Fourth 0Box 2471 Culver, M. 5., 105 West Whitman D Dahlbcck, Russell, 5917 Sixth and Grandview Davies, R. L., 721 South College Davis, Melvin W., 117 NE Cedar Dickinson, Loren, 608 SE Fifth Dolan, Tom, Rt. 2, Box 407, Walla Walla Drebert, Leonard, 304 North College 'E Edstrom, E. 11, 856 SW Crandvicw 0B0x 254-1 Eichner, Don, 308 SE Second Eichner, Mrs. Don, 308 SE Second Evans, Mrs. Helen, Cunard Hall F Fearing, Richard, 114 Sunny Drive Fox, Mrs. Frances, Clinical Division Furher, Helen, Clinical Division G Gichelhouse, Mrs. R. F., Clinical Division Gish, Mrs. Eldon, Clinical Division Grahlc, Albert, 124 NE 2A2 284 Whitehouse, Jerald, Rt. 4-, Box 468, Chehalis, Wash. 02151 Whitehouse, Stan, Box 103, College Place, Wash. Whitlock, Lynda, 7717 Carroll Ave., Tacoma Park, Maryland 02331 Wickham, Barbara, Richville, Minn. Wickham, Mary, Richville, Minn. Wiebold, Sherry, 750 Menlo Dr. N, Salem, Ore. 02151 Wiggins, Eleanor, Box 146, Reed Market Rd., Bend, Orc. 02551 Wilbur, Muriel, 5424 SE Morrison, Portland, Ore. 01931 Wilbur, Ruth, 5424- SE Morrison, Portland, Ore. 02551 Wilde, Dennis, 468 E 5111 St., Chico, Calif. 02551 Wilkison, Jane, Box 13, Elmira, Ore. 02551 W'illey, Warren, Mohall, North Dakota 01931 Williams, Joanne, Rt. 2, Forest Grove, Ore. 02551 Williams, Richard, Wahkiacus, Wash. 02151 Williams, Shirley, 3717 E Burnside, Portland, Ore. 02551 Wilson, Alan, 2325 E 3rd, Mountain Home, Ida. 01931 Wilson, Charles, 312 SE 411:, College Place, Wash. Wilson, Lonnie, Wieppe, Ida. 02151 Wilson, Marcia, 1708 3rd Ave. N, Great Falls, Mont. 02331 W'ilson, Myrna, 2460 Wyatt Lane, Arcata, Calif. 02151 Wilson, Priscilla, 1019 2nd Ave. W, Twin Falls, Ida. 02151 Wilson, Robert, 1500 Hillcrest Dr., Grants Pass, Ore. 02561 Wilson, Sheila, 7312 E Burnside, Portland, Ore. 02561 Wimer, Barbara, Rt. 2, Box 118, Gaston, Ore. 02331 Winn, Patricia, 714 SE Date, College Place, Wash. 01931 Winn, Ted, 714 SE Daze, College Place, Wash. 01931 Winslow, Jerry, Rt. 1, JeHerson, Ore. 02561 Winslow, Janet, Rt. 2, Box 148, Gaston, Ore. 02151 Withers, Steve, Rt. 1, Box 516, Salem, Ore. 02561 Witherspoon, Shirley, 184 Morningsidc Dr., Twin Falls, Ida. 02151 Wohlers, Bob, 24-4 SE 2nd, College Place, Wash. 02151 Wolfswinkel, Ben, Rt. 2, Box 206-B, Battle Ground, Wash. Wolfswinkel, Dorothy, 504 Hillcrcst Lane, College Place, Wash. 02561 Wolverton, Valetta, Box 301, Harper, Wash. 01961 Wood, Ellen, Rt. 2, Box 104A, Battle Ground, Wash. Wood, Mary, Rt. 1, Box 344, chatchee, Wash. 02331 Wood, Nancy, Box 422, Estacada, Ore. 02561 Crime, Leslie, 11 East Whitman Grove, J. Paul, 125 Scenic View Drive Grove, Mrs. J. P., 125 Scenic View Drive Groves, K. E., 612 SE Fifth H Hafner, John 1., 117 NE Ash Hare, Cordon, 410 N College Hallie, Paul, 12 N College Avenue Holland, Mrs. Torry, Clinical Division J Jones, Carl T., 207 NE 2A Jones, Mrs. C. T., 207 NE A Jones, Ralph L., 30 NE Ash Jones, Mrs. Ralph L., 30 NE Ash Kingman, Robert, 608 SE Twelfth Knapp, Mrs. Merle, Rt. 1, Walla Walla Koenig, William, Rt. 2, Box 274A, Walla Walla Konnerlh, Vicki, 119 E Whitman, .7110 Koorenny, R. H., 523 Mt. View Drive Lay, Mrs. William, 424 SW Second Leazer, Wilma, Clinical Division Leno, H. Lloyd, Rt. 1, Barleen Drive, Walla Walla Leonie, Andrew, 504 SE Fifth Lewis, Glen, Rt. 2, Box 274B, Walla Walla Liskc, E. L., 419 SE Sixth Litke, Richard, 528 SE Sixth Ludgate, T. K., 27 NE Ash M McCormick, Mrs. Genevieve, Canard Hall McNieI, Mrs. Marie, Clinical Division MacKintosh, Kenneth, 1113 SE Birch Mandigo, David, 126 SE Third Martinson, Mrs. Adclyne, 119 E Whitman, itlZ 0Box 3511 Masden, Glenn W., 21 NE Ash Maxted, Ed, 24 West Whitman Mayer, .1. A., RFD 1, Box 3273, Walla Walla Meckling, F. E., 1431 Central Mehling, J. C., 314 SE Second Moore, Roberta, 102 SW Fifth 0Box 3331 Munroe, Earl, 606 South College N Nawalkowski, Elsie, Conard Hall Nicola, Darrell, Clinical Division Noel, R. L., 615 SW Davis 0 Olson, Mrs. De Etta, 111 East Whitman, $ES Osborne, Orpha, 105 East. Whitman, itZ 030x 3371 Owen, Blythe, 216 SW First P Parker, Leland H., 711 SW Davis 0B0x 951 Penner, J. C., Rt. 1, Box 317B, Walla Walla Peters, 1. V., 38 Tremont Drive Press, Glenn, Hallmark Apartments, N Collcgc Avenue Pyke, Mrs. Gertrude, Clinical Division Woodland, Dennis, 3107 SW Kirk, Pendleton, Ore. 01991 Woodruff, Melvin, 160 Orange Ave., Ashland, Ore. 02331 Woofter, Gail, 2521 Canal Dr., Kennewick, Wash. 02561 Worden, Sandy, Box 384, Granger, Wash. 02561 Worley, George, Crystal City Hwy., Uvalde, Texas 02151 Worley, Richard, 420 SE 5th, College Place, Wash. Wottlin, William, 3125 W Circle Place, Spokane, Wash. 02561 Wredberg, Walter, 114 SW124th, Seattle, Wash. 02331 Wresch, Kathryn, Rt. 2, Box 262-A, Battle Ground, Wash. 02561 Wresch, Robert, Rt. 2, Box 262-A, Battle Ground, Wash. 02151 Wright, Lester, 5415 SE Schiller, Portland, Ore. 02151 Wright, Eugene, 1922 Commercial NE, Salem, Ore. 01931 Y Yarwood, Keith, Rt. 1, Box 57, Milton-Freewater, Ore. 02331 Yeh, Michael, 108 St. Louis Lane No. 2, Sathorn Rd., Bangkok, Thailand 02561 Yeo, Henry, 33 Bangkok Lane, Georgetown City, Penang, Malaya 01931 York, Rory, 3408 Sycamore Dr., Boise, Ida. 02561 Youker, Gerald, 2260 SE 103ml Dr., Portland, Ore. 02561 Young, Virginia, 1103 Knight, Miles City, Mont. 02561 Young, Joe, 111 E Whitman Dr., College Place, Wash. 01991 Young, Jeannette, 649 Hoomalu 515., Pearl City, Hawaii 02331 Z Zablan, Patricia, 109 NE 2C St., College Place, Wash. Zaugg, Kenneth, 323 12th St., Puyallup, Wash. 01931 Zbaraschuk, E. R., Student Housing 25, College Place, Wash. 01931 Ziegele, Alice, Rt. 1, Box 180, Walla Walla, Wash. 02561 Ziegele, Calvin, Rt. 1, Box 180, Walla Walla, Wash. 02331 Ziegele, Dale, Rt. 3, Box 1144, Hood River, Ore. 02331 Zimmerman, Gwen, 2892 Lynn Ave., Salem, Ore. 01931 Zink, Diana, Canard H311, College Place, Wash. 02561 Zumwalt, Glen, Sinner Hall, College Place, Wash. 02561 R Randolph, Richard D., 1207 Dewey Drive 030x 851 Rasmussen, Hans L., 427 SW Bade Reynolds, Emil, 504 SW Seventh Rhodes, Carolyn, 25 West Whitman Rhodes, J. Wesley, Rt. 1, Box 1723, Walla Walla Riggins, Mrs. Clarence, Box 283 Riter, Mrs. F. P., Clinical Division Rittenhouse, Evelyn, 119 East Whitman, $99 Rowse, Mrs. Myrtle, 111 East Whitman, it7 Rudy, Ingrid, Clinical Division Russell, L. E., Clinical Division 5 Schlotthaucr, Mrs. A. D., 205 SE Sixth Scott, Mrs. Harryette, Clinical Division Searle, Bernice, 126 SW Sixth Shankel, C. W., 126 Mt. View Drive Silver, R. E., 17 SW Adams 0Box 1851 Silver, Mrs. R. E., 17 SW Adams 0Box 1851 Skidmorc, Gerald, 721 SE Sixth 030x 3641 Sloop, J. Randall, 213 Hussey 0Box 981 Smith, C. 0., 510 SW 7th Snyder, Wilmer, 23 East Whitman Sorenson, Agnes, 124 NE Birch Spoo, A. W., 204 NE 9A2 0Box 3071 Stahlnecker, Robert, 6 North College Starr, Grover, 45 NE Ash Stoddard, Mrs. R. B., Clinical Division Stoehr, H. C., 116 NE Pinewood Lam: 0B0x 3251 Stout, John F., 34 Tremont Drive Stratton, Mrs. Marie, Clinical Division T Tracy, Mrs. Alma, Clinical Division Trautwein, C. L., Rt. 1, Walla Walla Tschrilter, Leon, Rt. 1, Walla Walla U Uehlin, Joy, 103 SW Fouth W Wagner, Orvin, 711 SW Davis Walters, T. W., 24 NE Ash 0Box 371 Weaver, Mrs. H. E., 404 North College West, Melvin K., 1230 Dewey Drive White, A. L., 1121 Cotter Place 0Box 1251 White, Tom, Clinical Division Wickward, Bruce, 402 SW Fourth Wilson, Lois, Clinical Division Winter, Eugene, 415 SE Date Witzel, Eugene, 1110 South College Wolfe, Wade, 622 SW Third Woods, Norman, Siltner Hall Wright, Evelynne, 115 SW Fourth Y Young, Mrs. Joe, 111 E Whitman 31-6 Z Ziegele, Art, Rt. 1, Box 108, Walla Walla Zolber, Mrs. Melvin, 125 NE Celar A Administration, 17 Advertisements, 257 Art Department, 49 ASWWC, 140 ASWWC Senate, 145 Aurora Duxes, 155 Autumn Events, 112 B Biblical Languages, 30 Biology Department, 81 Business and Economics, 38 C Chemistry Department, 77 Chiquita 8013, 156 College Church, 168 Collegian, 146 Conard Hall, 162 Cosmopolitan WWC, 166 D Dedication, 14 E Education Department, 55 Engineering Department, 65 English Department, 51 Epsilon Mu Sigma, 153 F Faculty Roster, 284 Freshman Portraits, 234 G Graduate Portraits, 198 H History Department, 33 Home Economics, 59 In Memoriam, 16 Industrial Education, 74 Industries, Bakery, 103 Bindery, 107 Construction, 109 Dairy, 103 Farm, 102 Food Service, 104 Laundry, 108 Physical Plant, 96 Press, 106 Store, 105 Upholstery, 105 Introduction, 4 J Junior Portraits, 200 K KGTS-FM, 32 L Library, 23 M M ask, 151 Mathematics, 72 Missionary Volunteers, 171 Modern Languages, 53 MOUNTAIN ASH, 148 Music Department, 140 N Nursing Division, 86 0 Outdoors, 173 P Physical Education, 62 Physics Department, 69 Postgraduate Portraits, 197 R Rogers School, 56 Rosario Beach Station, 84 S Secretarial Science, 35 Senior Portraits, 180 Sittner Hall, 157 Sophomore Portraits, 216 Speech Department, 31 Spring Events, 129 Student Association Center, 152 Student Roster, 279 Summer Senior Portraits, 194 T Table of Contents, 3 Theology Department, 26 V Village Clubs, 153 W ths Who, 177 Winter Events, 122 Clyde Hooper, Marjorie Jones, Ken Stream, Fekede Gemechu, Florence Teo. STAFF 64 Editor Henry Yeo Associate Editor Ray Erwin Literary Editor ........................................ Dale Von Bergen Assistant Editors .............. Lester Wright, John Henriques Copy Assistant , ...................... Clyde Hooper Photographer David Griffith Adviser T. V. Peters Business Manager ............................................ Doug Sayles Circulation Manager .................................... Jim Epperson Secretaries Betty Skeels, Martha Severson, Nona Lyman, Teri Cleveland, F lorence Teo Invaluable Help .............................................. Tom Calkins, Kathy Russell, Ken Stream, Jay Magnuson, Clarke Hamilton, Nita Bolton, Margie Chalker, Margaret Stephenson, Carolyn Lodahl, Ron Case, Dussie Maier, Marjorie J ones, Fekede Gemechu Dr. J. V. Peters, Adviser F our years suddenly terminate. Time to leave the huddle, to walk out into life with a certain amount of warm glow and some unanswered questions. Maybe college was a warmup to finding a job, paying off a loan and rearing a family. Maybe it made the folks proud and kept you out of the draft. 0r integrated your personality. College has done something else: ifs made you awfully respon- sible to a worldful of people who grope for a way to reach tomorrow, who die slowly and without meaning, who ask few questions along the way. Three billion statistics named Tao and Siegfried and Doug and Christinueeuch trapped in what philos- ophers call the Human Predicament. Where is the answer? Salvation by IBM? Positive thinking? Tranquilizers? The answer didn,t originate with Walla Walla College. Back in the beginning a F ather and Son worked out a rescue plan. . . . 0 If Y I d a 1V1 O C . h f H. . C. $ 3W1 . . . whispers of Wind th their H ht in the listening sky; the names of those Who intheir ' lives .fwght, for life, who . at their w SPENDER H! px O: 3 ii. :nininlIiJ-i iiiiiilu. .lalixa Jfaifixlxivx 11... i .3493; lxscliil . . 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