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

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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

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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

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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. . . .