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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1965 volume:

A College that respects the old, especially in traditions; respects the new, especially in ideas. ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF WALLA WALLA COLLEGE Contents Prologue Administration Academic Departments 1 Student Administration ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Industries .............................................. Portraits ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 91 ........................ 103 119 Athletics Activities ................................................ Student Life Epilogue 195 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 201 227 259 Tom Calkins Editor in Chief Melvin Bartholomew Associate Editor Dave Crijfith Photographer Prologue and Epilogue Script by Robert MacLean Prologue : When did Walla Walla College become less of a laundromat and more of a home? I t9s hard to place a date. Those things just grow on a person. You live and work in a place and learn not to stumble as often in the dark corners. Gradually the whirling, mechanical, frenetic motion sub- sides. And when it is all over, the feeling comes washing over you: What was a grand time I had then?9 a a M aybe you were a 1x088 bit appre- hensive at a a first. A new allege place is like a new person: one you have to live with four years: share your feelings and thoughts, your hopes and disappointments. But somewhere along the way you started to like the old place. Not so old maybe. Sure the ADM building tottered like a weak old man: it was wooden and it was wise. And they told you. . . EHxHogue conthlued . . .that the whole set-up was founded in 1892. That9s pretty old. Not an anachronism, mind you. phat t I 5 anally gg-u-ang3::::::g .:2::a:::::m Illmuanlanniz:g :Nt:::mm Iannnlnggga IIE$IIISIKI nuytuaa In! iiiiii ' --:. 0f, the people in them stiff and dear and looking out at you, talk- ing. . . The ADM pillars, white and gnarled, where students for five generations posted announce- ments of faculty parties and M V offerings and banquets. . . The ivy, first green and then brown and then gone, blooming gloriously again, come spring. The bell in the ADM loft, scribbled with names. . . Hello Walk-for now itas Board! walk-but you still say hello, to the shy and to anybody . . . Two dust-red pillars called the xGate- way to Serviceaa: an ancient cairn remembering a promise never old. . . Prologue continued that students way back before The blue and plashy fountain. World War I walked on, and sat And the same maple trees rustled 0n, and ate picnics 0n, and sang the same kind of leaves. And grass on. Like you do now. So you discovered a hidden Against this, the new chrome- facet of the eollege9s personality: bright future gleamed every- old, worn, but articulate and where: Kretsehmar Hall, a com- ehoked with importance: the Past. pendium of instruments and. . . ed mm mm 0t rn Pm . . .men pledged to teach the ruth- less, inalterable laws of science. The new fine-arts building, raw and sprawling and chattering with jackhammers. The lonely, looming education building too new for students, with its mad great clock. The edifice of an enormous church, its steeple thin and stark in the sky. A metal-cast sundial splashed in sunlight. A silver-sleeved antenna. A four- layer library. Student faces swarming like bees, always chang- ing, almost apocryphal to their armloads 0f solemn books. Prologue continued And maybe you wondered then: chhy am I here? Am I really wooing the ageless substance of tvisdom?,, Whatever the answer, Walla Walla College became a little closer to you. You exchanged a bit of each other through the sometimes-torturous-process-of- learning. You were happy. Maybe thus you found your quest was not a new one, nor your journey unmapped. Others had gone before you and believed in the same things you do now, and still the things were good and still alive. And in different stumbling ways, dark men and golden men with tongues as wild as birds had done what you do and thought what you think and walked like you walk. And whisper, gtWhen you touch our dreams and our blood on your white pure books, touch it gently: promise us, prom- ise. . .93 So you found that to traverse the terrifying abyss of yourself you required a helper-someone you could depend on, to sympa- thize when you felt blue and laugh when you were happy. That some- one was Walla Walla College. It9s not just buildings, you know. It9s people, it9s home-and that means you. . . E E EEEEEEE EE EEEEE EE EEEEE EEE EE7 EEEE EEE EE EEEEEE EEE EEE EEEE EEEE EEEEEEWW E EE EEEEEE EEE EEEEE EEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEE WEEEEE EEEEEEEE EEE EEEEEEEE EEEEEE EEEEEEE EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEW EEEE 'EETEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEE EE EEE; EEEEEE EEEEEE. EEEEEE EEEEEEEE EEEEEEE EEEE EEEEEE EE EEEEEE EEEEEEE EEEEEE EEEE EEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE 7E EEEEEE. 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For- merly head of the physics department, his work includes directing student affairs and coordinating the School 0! A'ursing. OfECE doors on campus often stand open. '4C0me right inV7 says the president, and the student- with-arproblem feels welcome. Each administrative office acts as though that student. no matter who. is rather spe- ciai-that his problem is a matter of infinite concern. The student goes away feeling he has found a friend. Countless times during four years that student will be glad he discovered the open-door policy of VValia Walla Collegefs administration. Dr. Rasmussen, European, scholar, likes to study people. Ifs his job here. His task: paramount. His time: dedinzted to keeping the Coltegeis proht and loss statement in the black. occasionally with a round of golf. leatk u'lzy ,llr. Spoo relaxes ADMINISTRATION Business ofhce employees soon learn that Mrs. Aplington expects the maximum. Thtgy also learn that she likes to have parties at her home after hours. :gpizza sometimes? she says. :gMy job is my life? says Mrs. Lay. For six years she,s kept WWC in the news through news stories, pamphlets, 0r brochures. Below: Up in the Blue Mountains, Mr. Sloop has a week-end retreatsa threesroom cabin. During the week he helps solve student financial problems. KATHRYN ANDREWS, B.A. Assistant Registrar MARGUERITE SHOPSHIRE APLINGTON, B.A. Accountant KENNETH E. GROVES, B.A. Assistant Business Manager MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Director, Public Relations ORPHA N. OSBORNE, B.A. Registrar J. RANDALL SLOOP, M. ED. Director. Student Finance The Walla Walla College Board of Trustees: First row: W. J. Havkctt, holdt. A, j, Gordon. L. XV. Crookvr, J. T. Porter. and J. W. Hovtlw. Chairnum. W. H. A hvphard. SvL-rotary. Sovoml row: H.L.Ras1nus.cen, Not pictured; J. 0, Emmerson. Clyde Harris, C. J. Nagcle. H. C. R. H. Brown. A. WK Spoo. TrPasun-r. Third row: H. L. Rudy, E. S. Rhodes. E E, Rippcy. Humann. Fourth row: N. H. Dower. G. W. Liscomhe, R. C. E?m- Miss Osborne Her keeps close tabs on grade-point averages, senior curriculum outlines, and farmer Students. :41 wrile persunal lelters f0 many,w she says. Wliss Andrews has been, on, the faculty for seven years. :'Slze,s a tranquil infiuencef says an ojfice girl. Left: Mr. Groves coordinates szzulent housing, campus fire safety, campus park ing. . . During a 15m drill evacuation for the administration building, he stands out front with his stop watch. ADM INISTRATIOX IRENE T. BLACK, B.A. Teacher Certification Counselor EVELYN CHRISTISON, R.N., M.A. Director, Health Service CHARLES E. DAVIS, B.S. Purchasing Agent R. H. KOORENNY, MS. Assistant Manager, Vocational Departments Assistant manager of campus industries, Mr. Koorenny, also alumni president, raised thousands of dollars for the C. A. Scriven Memorial Student Scholarship Fund. Below: After 22 years as registrar, Jlrs. Black became teacher term?- cation counselor in 63. Every year size shares her home with two or three girls. Mrs. Christison carefully budgets time, for the Health Center is open about 45 hours a week. And tlzereis her son, Kroylon, born Ins! Jldy 17. Just last summer, the administration, created a new posirion purchasw ing agent. Mr. Davis came jronz Seattle to fill the job. J'Iiss Reinmuth reserve room, once muahl German in hivh school. ez'er Thing she can on, horse Izusbamlr' r'urries and rides her rem . . , . . . b . 0 b . 0 . x JS , . . b JIzss Uelzlzn, urcululwn, LS learning auto mechmucs. Someday when zsterezl Arubmn named Spooky. Mrs. Tlmyne, W5: rejerence librarian I get 0 var . . .0 she begins hesitanrly. Mrs. Silver, librarian, reads 0! the library, keeps injormell in history and English literature. Library Interior Renovation Expands : w 'i Efflcient Operation With 71,000 books and 450 periodicals, the library is the place for learning how little you know and how much can be known. Each evening an average of 268 students study amid a completely renovated interior. And there are study areas 011 four Hoors to Choose from. LENOA SILVER, M.L. Librarian ESTHER REINMUTH, MA. Library Assistant MARY SAXMAN THAYNE, B.A. Assistant Librarian JOY UEHLIN, M.L. Assistant Librarian LIBRARY ELLA-BELLE SARGEANT GROVES, B.A. Library Assistant MYRTLE E. ROWSE, M.A. Assistant Librarian Order clerk is Mrs. Chambers. Shehs active in There are carrells On three levels. Through the day, the newest group the College Church Sabbath School as assistant on the lower mezzanine is usually full. superintendent. dd Mrs. Groves, curriculum library, was WWChs first history major to Rawse taught English at Walla Walla College Academy before graduate hhwith honors Mrs. Smokey, former elementary teacher, taking charge of cataloging. now heads the periodical room pictured behind the group. Mrs. F ram 19 departments and a couple Schools on two campuses, some 90 plus instructors must make education meaningful. cabemic Departments 25 mm Sculpture plass meets once a week for three hours. Margaret Feyer- mings, sold the form shek working on to a teacher on campusaeven abend Her worked over 40 hours to hlish her project. Esther CumA before shrid completed it. 7 let him, name it? she said. Departments : Art Distant Galleries Exhibit Left: Quarter project for De- sign class was to make travel posters for a national con- i e s z . P a t Chandler Chose Hawaii. Right: After a r0 ugh sketch 0n the canvas, Doug Schultz began painting his abstract of a city. Ur. ,llurKinlosh demonstrates the intagliu methodia new class of- fered next year. He has rut holes in a metal plate with a burin, or acid. After hlling the holes with ink and wiping off the excess, he runs the dampened porous paper through the etching press. The hnished print: thuzannIz and the Elders? Artistsh Creations IFS a one-man department. But the man makes head- lines by entering art shows from Seattle to New York: hhMacKintosh Exhibits, hhArtist in National Exhibit? chMaC- Kintosh Painting Chosen,7 And twice in recent months stu- dent creations have made headlines. KENNETH R. MACKINTOSH, M.F.A. Head, Art Department Assistant Professor of Art Departments : Biblical Languages War Games Test Greek Students Year after year beginning Greek students wisecrack, qfs all Greek to me? And year after year some of them discover the satisfac- tion of reading the Bible in the original. RICHARD L. LITKE, PH.D. Head, Biblical Languages Department Professor of Biblical Languages LUCILE HARPER KNAPP, M.A. Instructor in Biblical Languages Right: Dr. Litke teaches Kaine Greek and Hebrew. He previously studied Arabic, French, German, and Sanskrit. The final examination of his doctorate program at Yale was over the language, literature, archeology, and history of the Akhadians, Sumerians, and Hittites. 0n campus, Mrs. Knapp teaches ba- sics to Greek 1 stu- dents. Home is a seven-acre farm with six children. hhTeam- work is our rule? she says. Creel: 11 class occasionally chooses sides for a war game. Bruce Atkins, a Only Creel: New Testaments are allowed when answering. squth. team captain, asks the north jor the masculine, singular, accusative form Members of the north team Tim Gallagher, Jim Burgess, 0f the Greek word meaning ;cmany. and John Christison are stumped. Then Merrill Shidhr and Roger Kruger, north captains, Back on the south, Mike Fellows, Darold Bigger, and Tony Henneberg are confer and he back: GL've the dictionary form. of the triumphant. second word in Rev. 1011.!7 Departments : Biological Sciences Students Explore Life There are English majors who shudder DONALD W RIGBY M A at frogs but take General Biology to grad- ' h ' h uate. There are pre-meds who toss a coin: chemistry or zoology? And then there are real biogolists, those who are biologists DONALD F. BLAKE, M5, for the joy of being biologists. Instructor in Biology Head, Biology Department Assistant Professor of Biology ALBERT GRABLE, PH.D. Instructor in Biology KENNETH E. GROVES, M.A. Instructor in Biology GENE STONE, M.A. Instructor in Biology JOHN F. STOUT, PH.D. Corky.Elli0tt prepares cultures Assistant Professor of Biology for biology lab students. Dr. Stout likes his stereo set. He built it himself. He likes potato pancakeshoften. And he likes research-in the lab or at Rosario Beach, the biological held station near Anacortes. Last fall, Dr. Grable was awarded his PhD. by the University of Min- nesota after he successfully de- fended his dissertation on the biol- ogy of aphid wasps. ,. w, mwmwwmm ' W YWMW ; Through last summer, Mr. Rigby did research for his doctoral dissertation. Fall quarter, as new department head, he helped plan the biology portion of the new life sciences building. Departments : BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Above: Mr. Blake plays center or right guard on the faculty basketball team. At home hehs a veteran rock collector, cutting and polishing his own specimens. Left: Last June Mr. Stone graduated from WWC with an MA. degree. One class he taught spring quarter was Ornithology. Mr. Grovesh specialty is Natural History of Vertebrates. Hehs also an avid bird watcher. ccIn the spring I get up about four a.m. and strike off with my binocu- larsf he says. J. G. MEHLING, M.A., C.P.A. Head, Business Department Associate Professor of Business and Economies RALPH L. JONES, LLB. Assistant Professor of Business ARTHUR L. WHITE, NLA. Assistant Professor of Economics i rum mmAI. gimiMSkWW Wm nwmooav As Clzairnmn 0f the social activities rommz'ttee, Hr. .Uehlz'ng plans cheums for 01'er 1.500 sludents and farulty. In the department, he teaches accounting courses. Business and Economics Third Largest Departm One student in 12 is a business major. But the department is at the top in more than one way. Students must climb to the third and fourth Hoors for business or economics classes. llr. Jones Icarlzcs part time: a 7:30 duss ez'ery morning. By 9 :00. he makes if in his office in Walla Walla where he is attorney. Departments : BI'SINESS AND ECONOMICS An alumnus of WWC, Mr. White did graduate study in, the 176M 0! economics and returned to enrich the department here. Above: We ve got to find that mistake. Where did you say it wasw Right: 60h, yes, up in the first line. It might help if you knew how to run that machine.' Chemistry Uniform Search for the Unknown WWCS chemistry teachers are researchers, too. One another is analyzing fatty acids in the blood stream. All has been working this year with phosphorus compounds; encourage student research. Departments : CHEMISTRY CARL T. JONES, PH.D. Head, Chemistry Department Professor of Chemistry GEORGE W. BOWERS, PH.D. Emeritus Professor of Chemistry JAMES R. CHAMBERS, PH.D. Professor of Chemistry CECIL W. SHANKEL, M.A. Associate Professor of Chemistry Away from all the test tubes and chemistry formulas, Dr. Jones likes to work in his garden and yard. 118,5 head deacon at the College Church. The assignment has to get donef, says Jerry Vest. ttEven if it takes longer than the reg- ular three hours of inorganic labf, For JQve years Dr. Chambers has given fair warn- ing before a quiz. For five years students In organic have agreed that chemistry is his own. Dr. Bowers has served WWC 40 years; 17 of them as President. In 1960 the chemistry building was named after him. He works with students in Quantitarire Analysis and Introduction to Organic Chemistry. And he works with wood: a desk, I'haz'rs, his home. Departments : CHEMISTRY Left: id; is the best part of chemistryf, says Dick Hart, biology major meeting pre-med requirements. When Mr. Shankel strides into class, he usually gets right into the for todayPW For nine years hehs been graduate manager of the stu- dafs work. Once he asked for a show of hands: thho didnht study dent association. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility. Dr. Silver looks forward to moving his department to the new three- story education, building. Along with his wife, he shares an interest in horses. Sibelius is his registered Arabian. ROBERT E. SILVER, ED.D. Head7 Education Department Professor of Education EDNA HOLST GROVE, M.A. Instructor in Education LUCILE HALL JONES, R.N., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health Education ipicture, page 5m ANDREW LEONIE, MS. Assistant Professor of Education REUBEN G. MANALAYSAY, ED.D. Professor of Education RAQUEL MANALAYSAY, ED.D. Associate Professor of Education J. WESLEY RHODES, ED.D. Professor of Education ROBERT E. STAHLNECKER, M.A. Instructor in Education THOMAS W. WALTERS, EDD. Associate Professor of Education Mot picturedi E ducation Teachers Must Be Experts No matter what his major, everybody takes at least one education course: Philosophy of Christian Education. Fu- ture teachers run the gamut from General Psychology t0 Methods and Curriculum. Besides teaching in, the education department, Dr. Rhodes is chairman of the graduate council and director of special stu- dentsia new post formed by the administration for aiding stu- dents on scholastic probation. WW! - The Above: Obfert: to steal the bane silently. Below: Every year lhe Rogers School sludvnts haz'c an food sale during lhe noon hour in front 01 the 11d building. they raised 3830. Departments : EDI'CATION Right: The cherub choir pruriiccs four times a week. They owns- Sionully sing for worship SPH'IIWCS in Ihe College Church. Teacher-Training lngath wing Th 1's ymr Rogers School 5:019: First row: Albert Bzztherus, Prinr'ipuh Sheryl Butherus, William Rea. Sez'ond Row: Vern Folhcs. Evaine Fehrer, Betty Henderson. Third row: Vera Follies, Ruby Ferguson, Lois Teal, Clifford Lawson. Fourth row: Donald Smith, Kathy Fisher, Virginia Youna. Not pictured: Claire Johnson, William, Pearson, Francis Whittaker. Marvin Robert- son Kpicture page 68L mama vmwg Mrs. Crate is the coordinator for elementary and serondun llzzeifml 11711411112. Last year 5116 rczeized her 11. A degree from Eastern Waslnn 01011 State Cullev'e. Below: ' You'ire Lab for Students Named fo1 a xetman VVWC teacher the Clara E. Rogers Elementarx School gives teacher- training students oppor- tunity f01 xx 01k and directed teaching. i4Lefs Below: .V0. 1 Jiflnil Mm 111 K Ikpzu'fments: EDl'CATION Students who lilre teachers that use lots of gestures fuin .Wr. LeonieIs' Sabbath Srhaol class or hzs General PsychologyAcluss. Both are usually hlled to capacity. Sewn, years ago he ramc to the US. after teru-hing at Helrlerlmrg College in Africa. Formerly a missionary in India, Mr. Stahlnecker is an ordained minister. Autumn and winter quarters he spent writing his doctoral Illssertatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Manalaysay bring a flair from, the Philippine 1.315anng and doctofs degrees. They both received them from the University except for the Volkswagen they drive. Both of them have masteras 0f the Philippines and Indiana University, respectively. 'y it Kratsdmmr Hull zlmlirurinn Ims Aorcmbcr 1. The building houses 14 lubomluries, llzrve offioe suites, a 150-5611f .s'tvpped MMIIHI mom rile engineering, phisirs, mill nmthcnmfzk-s rlelmrlmvnls. There arc and a specialized library, besides rlassrooms. Engineering A Denominational First at WWC Among Seventh-day Adventist schools, WWC has pioi neered in several areas. One is engineering, which started in 1947 with 26 students and now has 91. Majors are in three areas: Civil. electrical, and mechanical engineering. Classes meet in a building completed and dedicated this year. In, all of his 18 years at WWC, Ur. Cross 1105711! given the same quiz or exam twice. Every weekday evening, he studies two hours for each class he teaches the next day. EDWARD F. CROSS, M.A., RE. Head, Engineering Department Professor of Engineering JON COLE, MS. Assistant Professor of Engineering GLENN W. MASDEN, M.S.E.E. Associate Professor of Engineering ORAN MCNIEL, B.S. Instructor in Engineering ROBERT L. NOEL, M.S., RE. Associate Professor of Engineering Kretschmar entrances face all four directions. The head of WWUS engineering department directed the design of the powerhouse, Col- Departments : ENGINEERING Mr. Masden teaches electrical engineering classes. Some four years ago he made application, to the Federal Communications Commission 3, lege Dairy, College Place Bindery, Rogers School, Kellogg Hall, Sitt- ner and Canard wings, besides Kratschmar Hall. for KGTS-FM, campus educational radio station. At the College Church, hehs leader of the lay activities department. 38? w y As Women have invaded the manjs world of engineering. But make no mistake: it,s still a malfs world, 89 t0 2. When the sports news is on, it takes precedence over everything else for Mr. Cole. While he was attend- ing the Illinois Institute of Technology, he was head guard and taught swimming at a community pool in Wheaton. Mr. McNiel spent 13 years in Colombia, South Amer- ica, while his parents were missionaries there. During Christmas vacation, he and his wife traveled to Mex- ico t0 scuba dive with a group of fellow-diving enthus- iasls. W shot some underwater picturesf he says. Departments: ENGINEERING Two years ago, Mr. Noel came to WWC. ciS'lirain gages are what we use in Engineering Materials lab for testing the elongation within the elastic region of metals and plastics? he says. Larry Van Hees experiments in, Electric and Magnetic Circuit Anal- in, labs during each of four years. Radio Engineering, Electric Mm ysis lab. Students with a major in, electrical engineering spend time c-hmery, 11ml Electronzcs are some 0! them. '3$3513!$$$$33 For 30 years, Mr. Aplingtonimost everyone calls him eDmV-Jms been teaching here. Freshmen register for his Comp. class only if English Literary Worksh KENNETH A. APLINGTON, MA. Head, English Department Professor of English RUTH E. BURGESON, M.A. Assistant Professor of English J. R. BURNS, HONOURS B.A. Associate Professor of English ANNIE MAE CHAMBERS, B.A. Instructor in English HELEN WARD EVANS, MA. Assistant Professor of English EDNA HOLST GROVE, M.A. Instructor in Education epicture, page 4D LUCILE HARPER KNAPP, M.A. Instructor in Biblical Languages epicture, page 2w LAUREL ANNE JONES, B.A. Instructor in English MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Instructor in English epicture, page 5m ROBERTA J. MOORE, MA. Associate Professor of Journalism epicture, page 5m Lost. they rm'eive top Mares 0n the English part of rollege entrance exams. For uDml Aplington teaches English as size are spoke. p for College The English department Claims a record: one class so popular 15 sections are needed to accommodate the 450 freshmen who sign up for it. modern and ancient lit. of amateur lit: the Callfly. Literary enthusiasts study And publish their own version Miss Burgeson enjoys English literature. She enjoys Miltonk Paradise :7 once read the complete work in seven hours? she says. Departments : ENGLTS H Mrs. Jones teaches four sections of Freshman Composition. In the WWC String Orchestra, she plays jirst violin. iiTherei nothing like Renaissance literature? says Mrs. Evans. The course is entitled Seventeenth Century Lit., and is offered alternate years. a In Most know that he taught in Africa befare coming here. But students who really know Mr. Burns rave about the parties in the big old barn behind his home in Walla Walla. i7 Mid some good stories from freshman compositions I readf, says Miss Chambers. igAnd some of my students are good storytellers? Miss Chambers is leader of the junior Sabbath School. Health and Physical Education Prescription for Abundant Living The RE. department has such nice people they give you college credit for playing golf or going camping. But if you really insist, theyall give you credit for something called Intramural Activities and OHiciating, and for Tests and Measurements in PE. He is versatility. Students taking lapidary call Dr. Winter a rockhound. Stu- dents taking Campcraft and Management call him a camper. Students taking Scuba call him a frognmn. In the department, service courses for both men and wamen in 15 sports or skiHs are offered. EUGENE S. WINTER, PH.D. Head, Health and Physical Education Department Professor of Physical Education RUSSELL M. DAHLBECK, MS. Assistant Professor of Physical Education :;A health y body SANDRA DALZELL, B.A. comes b.g'Hife . . . llgnltlzy mznd, says Instructor m Physmal Educatlon Joel Lee, ju 11 i0 r Electrical Envineer- T A , b. LUCILE HALL JONES, RA. MA. mg m 1W from Assistant Professor of Health Education Singapore. Departments : HEALTH, AND PHYSICAL EIHTCATTON MT. Dahlbeck i8 0 WWC graduate of 1950- EaCh YEW he and his Miss Dalzelfs life revolves around class after class of badminton, family plan one big camping tripilast summer to the east coast volleyball, swimming, tennis, softball. And around her cat named and back. Kitzer. For most of her classes, Mrs. Jones prepares reams of mimeographed material from her personal library or 1518. Wt saves time for Wins or panel discussions during Class periodsf, she says. FRANK E. MECKLING, PH.D. Head. History, Political7 and Social Science Department Professor of History JOHN W. CHRISTIAN, M.A. Instructor in History DONALD EICHNER, MA. Professor of Political Science LUCILE HALL JONES, R.N., M.A. Assistant Professor of Health Education hpicture. page 50h NORMA RHODES LEONIE, MS. Instructor in Sociology RICHARD L. LITKE, PH.D. Professor of Biblical Languages rpicture, page 28h ROBERTA J. MOORE, MA. Associate Professor of Journalism hpicture, page 58h ;'lee main thing this year was my doctoral dissertation. says Jlr. Christian. a WWC grad- uate 0f .56. History, Political and Social Science AWorld I Of People In Words The history: political and social science department has everything. Mr. Christian is a Democrat, Mr. Eichner, a Republican. Dr. Meck- ling and Mrs. Leonie Champion those whose politics are a private affair. Left: Eighteen years now Dr. Meck- ling has been teaching History 0! Civilization. Eighteen years now stu- dents have respected his essay exams. During a chapel in May, one of the most coveted awards goes to the History of Civilization student receiv- ing the highest grades all year. Departments : HISTORY, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Last spring, Montana State College graduated Mrs. Leonie with a Master of Science degree in Sociology. The book sheis slmzyuing Win Parker: The Natural Superiority of Women. Below: Before national elections last year, Mr. Eichnefs classes took random preference polls in the area. In his office, a bulging 60010 case lines one wall. The hue gray books on the right are especially valuable since that day last January. Home Economics Collegiate Study of Basic Life EVELYNNE F. WRIGHT, MS. Head, Home Economics Department Associate Professor of Home Economics JUNE BISHOP, B.S. Instructor in Home Economics WILMER SNYDER, B.A. Instructor in Home Economics Besides working as assistant direvtor of Food Service, Miss Bishop HeilU readies classes in foods. Then, too, she les in as dietitian at $5 1 u; K3. m; P .VVe have about 75 majors this yearf says Miss Wright. Her speciality is the world of clothing, tailoring, textiles, and weaving. Only for those who want to teach is the major called home economics. The department offers two other majors: interior design and decoration, and foods and nutrition. And home economics now takes in subjects like art, ethics, and treatment of disease. General Hospital in. Walla Walla on occasion. Wj we need a luncheon theme or centerpiece idea, we ask Miss Bishop? says Carla Payne. There are so many things to remember in Clothing lab. The bobbin cut on the bias. Wind Miss Wright will check the seams? says must be wound with the same color of thread as the spoolt There Ruth Fisher. must be the right number of stitches per inch. Some patterns must be Below: Rosemary Harrison looks at the vases from around the world given to the depart- , ment by Lulu Hill Miller, emeritus professor Departments: of art. HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Snyder has become a fan of one of the newest sports: riding mountain trails with a scooter. chMine will go almost anywhere? he says. CALVIN L. TRAUTWEIN, ED.D. Head, Industrial Education Department Professor of Industrial Education LEWIS H. CANADAY, EDM. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education DARRELL J. COWIN Instructor in Industrial Education ELWIN LISKE, B.S. Instructor in Industrial Education WADE H. WOLFE, M.A. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education Industrial Education Machine tools and metals are Dr. Trautweink specialty. His been on the staff for 13 years. Trained Hand, Measured Mind Industrial education classes spread out this year, mov- departmenfs facilities but separate from it, is a new trade ing into space once occupied by engineering. Using the school which gives no homework and no grades. Left: At Christmas,- time, Mr. Canmlay printed and sent 011! numerous personal- ized rllcvlrs to friends. They all were for file same amount: 365 days of happiness in 1965. Right: Emil fall 1116 Industria! Edumfion faculty g0 r'mnping. The rest of 1116 stuff r'lm'm H1 at Mr. IT'aHe is the life of I11? puny around HIP runnMre. Deparhnents : INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION George MillPr collected woods the world over and turned them into vases. His wife gave them to the industrial education department. Walter Serack looks at one from two cases that are catalogued with full details. Graphic arts are pravtiml. Here Dave Schoepflin fulfills an, assignment by printing labels .lor his dadhs lentil farm near Farmington. Mr. Liskc, a ham radio fan and twovyear man with the department, teaches the electrical part of industrial education. He also teaches classes in the new trade school that prepares students to be radio- television technicians. His mi expert auto mechanic and he teaches his students to be the same? said a colleague. w about Mr. Cawin. mek'w ' waw' 'A W Above: With her family, Mrs. Lay was among the last of Americans to leave Poland before World War II broke out. Once she wrote the story. Right: Along with the New Eng- land reserve and the talk of Ver- mont and Boston baked beans, thereis a writer. Vf I teach writ- ing, I feel I must write-and sell? says Miss Moore. ROBERTA J. MOORE, MA. Head, Journalism Department Associate Professor of Journalism MAE MACKLIN LAY, B.A. Instructor in English Departments : Journalism Latest Campus Curriculum Newswriting students are usually second-year journalism, majors. Typ- they learn of Miss Moords insistence on absolute accuracy. Then, an ing abily is a prerequisite. Then they get used to fodder. Next editor makes their story in, c7118 Collegian? almost unrecognizable. Right: Sludents in journalism have to know whafs being done in layaut, edit- ing, article writina. Current magazines govern trends. In its first year, the youngest department has attracted 10 ma- jors and 12 minors. Behind most of these now are the Thursday news beats for The Collegian and the search for a front-page story. Ahead is the discovery of how much joumahsm includey news- papers and magazines and books; radio and televislon; advertising and photography: writing and ed- iting and researd Mathematicians are also artists. Mr. Hare has examples to prove it. are hung. 0nly a mathematician can appreciate the construction In his ojyice suite three murals 0f stretched string or rubber bands theory belzmd them? he says. Departments : . GORDON B. HARE, PH.D. Mathematics Head, Mathematics Department Assistant Professor of Mathematics . LANCE T. HODGEs, MS. eas 1n Instructor in Mathematics ORAN MCNIEL, BS. Instructor in Engineering Geometric 031011 118 Associate Professor of Mathematics Even students in a survey course learn a new vocab- logarithmic functions. The departmentvs staff doesn7t claim ulary number theory and system, integers, exponential and a survey course is easy. Left: :N0w if you had moun- tains down here as in Can- ada, Pd do some Climbing,n laughs Mr. Hodges, new this year to the department. Right: Math can be fun? says Mrs. Sclzlotthauer, J$rst teacher of the Collegis math- ematics department. FRANCE DteAgitms Miss Sorenson will have just French classes next year. She tool; her graduate study at the Sorbonne. Language lab assignments are as important as class. After adjust- ing headphones, they say the words aloud. An advanced student Modern Languages Linguists Learn Culture Exchange This year modern languages has an important addition: a $3,700 language laboratory in which 60 students spend from three to five hours a week, busy with their homework. And the department is growing, with one new teacher this year and another coming. AGNES L. SORENSON, MA. Head. Modern Languages Department Professor of Modern Languages CHARLES L. PIERCE, PHD. Associate Professor of Modern Languages HENRIQUE G. STOEHR, DR. UP. Emeritus Professor of Modern Languages controls rolume and runs the right tape. W learn much faster this wayf, said one student. Departments : MODERN LANGUAGES 1. thn a beautiful day like this, every- body loves a quizf, 2. :;But hrst, tell you about Germany? ifs a beautiful Above: iLanguage is more than yerbs. Ifs people and ruilurcf says Dr. Piert'e, who came to the depart- ment this year. Numerous Subburhs he tool; student: and presenled the morning: service to a nearby Sprin- ish-speahing church congregation 1 0w? Dallas, read the third paragraph? Such is Dr. Stoehfs rlass. hilt's nerer dull? said one of his students. W Music omposition In Rhythm The sound of hammers, saws, and machinery is music to the ears of the music faculty; it sings of a sometime place called a fine arts center. MELVIN K. WEST, MUS.A.D.. F.A.G.O. Head, Music Department Professor of Music J. BRUCE ASHTON, M.MUS. Instructor in Music MELVIN W. DAVIS, M.MUS. Associate Professor of Music JOHN J. HAFNER, M.MUS. Professor of Music H. LLOYD LENO, MA. Assistant Professor of Music BLYTHE OWN, PHD. Professor of Music RICHARD D. RANDOLPH, M.MUS. Assistant Professor of Music MARVIN ROBERTSON, MA. Instructor in Music Right: Dr. West has a gold Schwinn racer that he often rides to his office. To most students, hes the man, who makes the big Casrwmz! organ, in the College Church thunder 0r whisper. Mr. Randolph is like the harpsichord he plays-versarile, pre- cise, dependable. The .hrst 0f Decenr her he accompanied the Combined chairs in Han delhs thes- sz'arh.u CHORALE: They sing for church SCTLLCE. banquets, lunclzeons. They the flu? alone besides. JhinberMip: by invitatian, for the best Doral- talrc tours. They have group practice three hours a week and prar- ists on campus compose the Walla Walla College Chorale. Departments : M USIC 1. He Can be explicit. 2. He can be harsh. 3. He can be happy. 4. And Mr. Davis can be sun'skd when the Chorale sings cThe Rij? Songv just right. CHOIR: 7711's gruup is open to those 10110 include vocal training as an interest. not Imcessurz'f'x' 0 major. They perform Zomlb' am! through- out the union. Departments : MUSIC STRING ORCHESTRA: Members are from the College and the greater Walla Walla area. This year they appeared a num- ber of times on campus. ' Q$ Y's , . 3 :Wkufgxg :3: w: 3 3133;333:- NW3? 3 egg! Kl! 3133': :93: 333?: 3:3; WwNn$lKnv$n$$z3m Some of Dr. 01061155 Compositions include: ?;Conrerto Crosso ;7 gAwalm 0 Zion, and ??Eleg LIZC Poem She composes musiz' for rwlzurale piano, orchesna string quartet duo piunas-3ezpenlllmg except opera. Some 0i her numbers were publzslwrl this spring. Left. 111r.Asht0n teaches piano to students like Lynn Wheeler. Just last year he received his masters deg aree from 1116 Amuimn funselzator; 0f Musu. Mu 333333332263 .H .. 1y . nms. - W ' $$ms$4t 9' a Along with the hammers, saws, and machinery are still the sounds of an organ, of Violins, and a fiute; of a trum- pet and a trombone; of a human voice and a chorus of Voices. In his violin case, Mr. Hafner keeps a small thermometer. Dur- ing summer trips as field represent- ative for the College, he stops to check it frequently t'Extreme temperatures can ruin a good vio- linf, he says, Aw A away: MW FAQ!!! aMlROAQ mun a mu RH m Departments : MIfSIc CONCERT BAND: This year band meml bers wore new uniforms: men with black satin lapels and ladies with uni- formly cut dresses. Left: Each year Mr. Leno organizes a wind ensemble ! a select group of mu- sicians from the band. He also teaches private les- sons for brass in- strmnentalists. Right: At the Col- lege, Mr. Robert- son is in charge of student teaching in music. At Rogers School he has three choirs w chirpers, cherubs, and fun- iors. Departments : Physics Acceleration: Collegiate, Physics Norm New facilities in Kretschmar Hall permit the Physics Department to maintain two labs just for research. Besides a major in physics, the depart- ment offers one in engineering physics, for those with a hankering for a career in research. A new major starting this fall is bio-physics, offered jointly With the biology department. Left: The Kretscllmar Hall lecture room is used for classes, Student Senate, College Bowl. . . CLAUDE C. BARNETT, PH.D. Head, Physics Department Professor of Physics ROBERT KINGMAN, B.S. Instructor in Physics ROBERT M. WHITSETT, B.S. Instructor in Physics Left: Dr. Barnett, easygoing head of the physics depart- ment, is a water-sport man: swimming, skiing, polo. And scuba, too. Right: Quarter lab tests for Introductory Physics involve a race against time to solve problems. Dave Christensen, tries to calculate the moment of inertia. Departments : PHYSICS Mr. Whitsett spent a year in Europe. While there he traveled in a a rack and a couple pair of skiis appear on top of it when, he and Porsche. Here at home he sports a Corvair Corsa. And in winter his wife head for the hills and some snow. Among physics ma- jors, ifs common consensus that Mr. Kingman gets wrapped up in his lectures. thut after class hehs more than willing to help with any problemf said Bob Eby. EVELYN RITTENHOUSE, MS. Head, SPt'ITIaI'ial Stirncv Dvpartmcnt Associato Professor of Svcreturial Science Secretarial Science 130m Km: Elem R, m. Instructor in Smrclarial Svivncv VICKI KONNERTH, 13.8. Instrurtor in Sm-rwtarial Svivncv . JOYCE MICDLOCK O erl I 106 1r Instrut'lor in gvcrvtarial SCiPIH'I' GICM-IVII-IVH WEAVER, BA. Assislanl Professor of Secretarial Scivnw- Secretarial science teaches such useful things. Example: earmarks 0f the perfect boss. He's aware, considerate, dip- lomatic, sincere, creative, understanding, generous, busy, observant, and mature. Not included in the curriculum: where to fmd him. The fzrst of February Miss Rittenhouse returned from graduate study to take over her classes. Left: .Wrs. Weaver Fame back to the classroom to teach until .11L'ss Rittenhouse returned. This 1.5 the last time? she told the photographer when he tool: her picture. New to the department this year is Mrs. Medloclr. She teaches shorthand and typing, procedures and management. Everywhere Miss Konnerlh gaes her Loy shepherd dog named Pride goes. Everywhere except in the secretarial science department. 1 wauldlft be a bit surprised if it showed up here someday? said a student. , $4 secretary has no room for error; says Mrs. Eichner. In her Ad- vanced Typewriting class, students receiving 14,3 must type 85 words a minute;without error. test in shorthand. Here Departments : SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Every other Monday, she has a brief forms again, students without errors receive AX. Left: After a num- ber of yearf ab- sence from the class- room, Mrs. McCor- mick finished her degree and began teaching speech classes two years ago. Now shek working for her mastefs. Right: Mrs. Rigby is a narrator. Shek frequently in de- mand, both on and of? campus. Each year she usually as- sists in numerous campus events. Speech Major To Begin N ext Fall The speech department has growing pains. Around the oche is talk new courses, a major next year. Meanwhile, KGTS-FM goes on its steady wayhand a poll proves listeners prefer this station to all others! ROY E. HARTBAUER, MA. Head, Speech Department Assistant Professor of Speech GORDON S. BALHARRIE, B.D. Professor of Religion typicture, page 75D LOREN DICKINSON, M.A. Instructor in Speech GENEVIEVE ILES MCCORMICK, B.A. Instructor in Speech DONNIE THOMPSON RIGBY, B.A. Instructor in Speech Haring graduated from WWC in 1950, Mr. Harrbauer returned winter quarter to head the speech department. In January he emceed the Musical Revue. Departments : SPEECH Mr. Dickinson, teacher and manager of KCTS-FM, strides into class with a big grin. Wine day today, istft itfw hhThis isnht good? he says leaning heavily on the lec- tern, hhbut then Fm not giv- ing the speeches, you are? 1. Essentials of Speech students tell stories. 2. Mrs. Rivb Wis so much easier for ' b I h . the rhzldren when, you use 11 weH-tzmed gesture. 3. Janet Gaunt: thlease. teacher, Fri rather do it 77H'self.m mummm School of Theology Ministers in the Making . . . The ministerial course is no easy undertaking. A man taking Theology couldnvt take anything elseh and not because he couldlft be a doctor or pass General Physics, get into law school or become a mechanic. A min- isterial student is trained to anticipate questions and come up with answers. He looks for a niche in a worldwvide organization. And fills that niche. But not alone. The School of Theology serves every student on cam- pus and instills principles that are eternal. The School of Theology helps make Walla Walla College different. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY GORDON S. BALHARRIE, B.D. Dean, School of Theology Professor of Theology HERBERT J. ALCOCK, M.A. Professor Emeritus of Religion JOSEPH N. BARNES, M.A. Assistant Professor of Religion J. PAUL GROVE, B.D. Associate Professor of Religion T. K. LUDGATE, M.A. Associate Professor of Religion ALWYN SALOM, PH.D. Associate Professor of Religion Elder Balharrie has a Canadian accent, an individual humor, and often a mischievious twinkle in his eye. He introduces you to the Bible and you want to learn more. monizing, he makes the Bible live? For whether teaching or ser- After lulring a Class from Elder Barnes, you learn, to apply such wards ax philosophy, dynamics, theory. Somehow you gain an open-mimlml outlook. Somehow you rmft help stopping to ask what he thinks Concerning. . wwwmmwmwm When Elder Grove begins class discussion on the minor prophets or a problem text, students readily admit 116,5 spent hours thinking and studying. But sometimes, to es- cape four walls and a ceiling, he heads for his Cessna 172. Seminar in Religion: the have to take thut it says right here in Romans 6:14 that. . . it once more. the whole context. . F Right: For a quoted portion of Scripture, Elder Ludgate can usually give the reference. And he expects his students to do the same. thHehs a scholar? says a colleague. Below: The doctrines of modern denominations are Elder Alcockhs specialty. Hehll answer your question or mention a reference book-maybe from his own extensive library. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY In his hrs! year at WWC, Elder Salom became knawn for his Australian accent, Australian anecdotes, and essay tests in New Testament Epistles. Keith Bearing came from Canada four ypars ago. This spring he fessors. Come June heill graduate, then return to British Columbia passed his comprehensive examination before thought-provoking pra- as an intern. School of Nursing Tops Count Of Majors More than a cape, more than a tradition in white, a Walla Walla College nurse is more . . . She delves into life,s spectrum: birth to death, pain to recovery. A seven-pound baby boy the first time she helped in delivery. And Johnny, and the story she told him after he had his tonsils out. A WWC nursing student studies more than Microbiology, chemistry, English. More than Fun- damentals of Nursing, medicaI-surgical techniques, maternal-child care. More than Psychiatric Nurs- ing in Salem. She studies the science of loven Christian love. And through it all she matures, then graduates as a nurse. That,s why a Walla Walla College nurse is more. Above: Dr. C. Erwin Syphers, staff surgeon. Right: Lana Tadef, junior nursing student. Miss Leazer collects souvenirs from her travels to every continent had two aristocratic Siamese cats. Sunee and Yindee, she called except Australia. Shehd like to vacation there, someday. Once she them, 0F Hospital Campus Patients in the 300-bed Portland Sanitarium and Hospital have bedside controls for the pillow-speaker music system. Mr. Russell, assistant chaplain, tapes numerous programs. Even staff physicians rely on the nurses, home medical library. And they rely on Mrs. Pyke, librarian. hhShek the soul of efficiency? says a col- league. N , ' , Xux - , - ' Nursing students can be problem patients. gThefre not so brave 0n Sabbath mornings, nursing students on duty often take time the receiving end of the needlef says Mrs. Stoddard, student health off to attend services in the Mt. Tabor Church. director. Retains Professional Administrators WILMA L. LEAZER, R.N., MS. Dean, School of Nursing Professor of Nursing CALVIN V. HARTNELL, MA. Instructor in Religion GERTRUDE V. PYKE, M.L. Registrar-Librarian L. E. RUSSELL, M.A. Instructor in Religion GRACE E. STODDARD, R.N., B.S. Director, Student Health Service Besides teaching regular classes, Mr. Hartnell, chaplain, visits hos- pital patients and counsels nursing students. My job is a challeng- ing 0716:, he says. Even though Mrs. Holland teaches orthopedic nursing to 44 other . senior nursing students like Joyce Gregg, she still takes time to sing. the Portland area, Shea; often a featured sololst. 0F enior Instructors TERESA HOLLAND, R.N., M.S. Assistant Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing BEVERLY PALADENI, R.N., B.S. Assistant Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing MARIE LOGAN STRATTON, R.N., B.S. Instructor in Medical-Surgical Nursing Miss Paladeni, graduate of 64, is on-campus coordinator for public health nursing. Joyce Gregg Her was chosen Portland campus Nurse of the Year. Right: At Portland, Mrs. Stratton teaches senior head nursing. In tennis, she plays a challenging game even to her husband, Herb. An outdoor enthusiast, Miss Wilsan Qenter is the Portland campus Student Association sponsor. Beverly J. Smith is only one of the juniors she instructs in maternal care. After a day of teaching delivery-room technique, Mrs. Boeck listens to classical records or reads history Civil War history this year. Mrs. Riter is usually in the pediatric department. And Mrs. Riter likes to cook. Nursing students like German chocolate cake and pizza and waj?les and. . . J unior Instructors STELLA BOECK, R.N., MN. Instructor in Maternal-Child Nursing JOYCE E. RITER, R.N., M.N. Instructor in Maternal-Child Nursing L015 R. WILSON, R.N., M.S. Instructor in Maternal-Child Nursing SCHOOL OF NURSING Sophomore Instructors GENEVIEVE G. GISH, R.N., B.S. Instructor in Operating-Room Nursing INGRID JEAN RUDY, R.N., M.A. Assistant Professor of Medical-Surgical Nursing , . . Mlss Rudy spent autumn quarter teachmg Fundamentals of Nursmg on the College campus. nCave me a chance to hike in the Blue Mountains? she says. XV During the day, Mrs. Gish teaches operating-room technique to sophomores like Margie Chalker. Sometimes she spends an evening redecorating an older home the family bought. Sophomore nursing students study rehabilitation. Occupational therapy is part of it. Graduate Division Confers Degrees On Biology and Education Scholars Students in the Graduate Division must have a BA. or BS. degree. They must be intellectually curious and inde- pendent thinkers. They must appreciate the value of re- search. They must take not more than 15 hours of class First row: J. W. Rhodes, Chairman, Graduate Council; H. L. Ras- mussen, R. H. Brown, W. H. Shepherd. Second row: I. F. Stout 7 work per quarter. They must maintain a 3.00 grade-point average. They must write a thesis or plan a project. And when they?ve finished, must take an oral and written exam. NS not a mediocre program. 0. W. Bowers, R. E. Silver. Third row: F. E. Meckling, K. A. Ap- lington. Not pictured: Orpha Osborne, D. W. Rigby. GRADUAT ' It,s designed only for the competent. Master of Arts degrees in the departments of Edu- cation or Biological Sciences go to the littest. whamww , , e Sidewalk superintendenm al. the lhree-story education building site included Mrs. Claude Barnett, local resident, Both, will receive ALA. degrees in Education and Delbert W. Curry missionary on, furlough from. Hong Kan . th is spring. lab. They come up with some fantastic questions? he says, hhmost Jae Young wrote a masterhs thesis on, the food habits of the beaver at BI tte Creek in the Blue Mountains. He also taught a General Biology of them preceded by hwhy? ,, F mm the minds of a few come the policies for many. Student Administration is a leadership lab. ant flaministmtion The Associated Students of C. W. SHANKEL Graduate Manager rpiclure, page 38h .. V Alden Thompson, president, kept a critical eye on budgets and initiated the Administrative Policy Conferences. Q a 5? hi Offlcers Plan A mixture of penny-pinching, organized, exacting, easy- going people called Student Association Ochers got their heads together and initiated some changes. They shifted Senate elections to both January and May. They designed Administrative Policy Conferences to increase stu- dent and staff rapport. There were quarterly audits, a new glass-encased bulletin board, new rules about Sonnenherg Trophy competition. Who knows what other ideas remain in the one- room office in Student Wing. The Christmas offering hntznced a student at the West Nigerian Mission in Ibadan, The Student Week of Prayer in January emphasized Christian essentials. Jerry Miller, spiritual vice president, coordinated both. Dean, Martinson, sports coordinator, organized The Moonlight Hike, Midwinter Event, and Candlelight Hours were Teri Clevelandls m.tramuml compentwn in football, 1705153151711 , concern as social vice president. Jerry Schoepflin, executive vice president, helped with 301-7: and. . ' elections and presided at Senate. Policies, Social and Sport Events On the Portland campus, Judy Littler, vice president, directed a limited $400 budget and a 50-plus member student body. Student Administration : ASWWC Weekly average for Marjorie Jones, corre- sponding secretary, is about 10 letters, while Sandra fenicke, recording secretary, spends four hours taking minutes, typing, and filing. Andrew Dressler, accountant, prepared de- tailed audits periodically. Lester Wright, parliamentarian, directed parliamentary pro- cedure. Barry Randolph, treasurer, signed requisitions and paid bills. MW ML, M6? DRE8$L , BAR Student Senators From Six Districts T ransact Association Business Senate meets once a month. More often if necessary. At 7:30 Sunday nights in the Physics lecture hall, 38 senators converge from six dis- tricts to decide student association policies. Adjournment is some- times about 10. ttDedicationf said one senator. Student Senate no longer has a rubber stamp to slap on every request of sub-organizations. Let The Collegian ask for more money, or the MOUNTAIN ASH for a paper cutter, or the SAC for a carpet, and they treat the request like a major catastrophe and haul out budgets and squabble and stand up and make speeches and whisper and scheme. Then when the rabble dies down and the smoke clears away, they usually grant requests and are really pretty likable individuals. It has to be this way somewhat. Senators are loquacious people. t7f only I could remember who talked me into being a senator. . . Chuck Scriven, editor, heads a $11,000 newspaper. hhA learning process? he says. Student Administration: IVs almost an endless process in the Collegian office. Tuesday morning, amid a barrage of hanging typewriters and delinquent reporters, a trumpet- playing editor says drastic things with a note of finality. Come evening, a galley-proof-positioning, headline-writing party begins. Iths termination: somewhere about 11. The next day, page proofs must be read. A news assistant makes assignments for next week,s issue. Thursdays, the paper appears and reporters start nosing around again. Week after week after week. Vacations bring respite unless there is a term paper . . . The Collegian? Student Newspaper EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR Chuck Scriven NEWS ASSISTANTS ................................................................... Joan Harvey, Ramona Walraven MAKE-UP EDITOR Burton Johnson MAKE-L'P ASSISTANT Ron SchaKner SECRETARY Alice Hansen PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Griffith SPORTS COLUMNIST Fd Boyatt REPORTERS ............................ Carlton Cross, Shirley Hallett, Mike Fellows. Judy Komen, Bill Parker, Carol Miles, Judy Lawson, Tim Neufeld, Ann Shook TYPISTS.U...V....,, WShirley Williams, JoAnn VVerth, Eloise Barnes, Teri Hanson, Yvonne Follett, Joan Bruer Roberta J. Moore ADVISER BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER Jess Johnson Ken Hart WDennis Link As adviser, Miss Roberta J. Moore guides reporters like Tim Neufeld to correct their own mistakes. Left: Ken Hart spent all day on Thursdays addressing and mailing The Collegian. Dennis Link sold advertising space at $1.05 per inch. Jess Johnson was the go-between for the editor and the Senate. KUpper ler Bill Parker positions head- lines. Ufpper rigle Ramona Walraven, Ron Schaffner. Merlin Nichols, Barry Thierfelrler, Burton Johnson, and Bill Parker ronrrenlrate on writing head- lines. !Lower righU Ron Schajyner, po- sitions galley proofs. L0wer ler Joan Harvey and Mike Fellows discuss the editorial pag . g L The whole staff worked through the first night and still made it to names with mug shots. It was a race against time. Calls went out 7:30 a.m. classes. Jack Jacobson, business manager, helped match for volunteers, friends, anyone who would take orders. Student Administration: Biggest Mask in History Appears Production of the student directory was a scientilic pro- cedure. An editor from Spokane and a crew of idealists set up an assembly line and made rash promises. Two weeks and a chapel apology later, the 64-page Mask hit the Walla Walla Col- lege newsstands. By now, it7s worn and well thumbed. Larry Rudy, editor, designed the black and white cover. hhTook me 20 hours? he says. 4? Above: The editor-in-chief, Tom Callrins, made detailed picture lists for the photo editors and followed current magazine techniques in layout design. Below: Besides taking portraits, Dave Griffith, photographer, sent proofs of every campus picture for the edilofs inspection. aking the Mountain Ash Things happened that we vowed wouldn7t. The ofhce heating system flunked out. Wives of three staff members pitched in. Midnight oil . . . But most of last summefs policy polish- ing came through. Layout design changed. The Graduate Division and Athletics re- ceived initial coverage. Advertisements transferred to the Mask. Script evolved from two people. Portraits moved to the middle of the book. Margins received meticulous attention. Change is painful, of course. We think it brings relief. M. S. Culver, adviser, stopped by to help solve production problems at just the right time. Doug Sayles, executive editor, has helped with two is- sues of the MOUNTAIN ASH. wmgmww .wwwnmmmm Student Administration : Melvin Bartholomew, associate cditur LeRoy Fish, Elmar Sakala, circulation advertising managers. Merlin Nichols, Louise Neuffer, John Trude, Spark Schmiedcskamp, copy and photo assistants. LaRene Ebel, assistant, editors. Jack Wagner, business manager. Clyde Hooper, copy assistant. Lana Tadcj, assistant editor, Portland campus. sistant. Halvard Thomsen, Alice Banarathanachai, photo assistants. E v' Merle Balharrie, managing editor, Shirley Hallett, as Student Administration: SAG Dons hGreen arpet, During Thanksgiving vacation, workmen laid green wall-to-wall carpet in the Student Association Center. Such a revolutionary plush- ness required the posting of signs TWipe your dirty shoes:7 TNO stocking feet allowed? When the World Series or the Inaugur- ation was on, avid fans watched the rented television. During commercials there was always a new magazine. All of this on a smaller budget. Talk about efficiency. Dale Ziegele, director, solicited bids on the carpet from three fioor-covering firms. Maria Henriques, assistant director, chose some new LP records. The SAC is open 30 hours and ten minutes every week and campus Emil Reynolds. The atmosphere: homey, quiet, relaxing, until some- clubs hold parties and receptions after hours. The hostess: Mrs. one requests TVictory at Seahh on the 70-watt stereo. Bigger every year because of a plan and a vision. A. W. Spoo is general manager. R. H. Koorenny, assistant. anustries College Bakery Supplies Daily Cafeteria N eeds WILMER SNYDER, B.A. Manager, College Bakery . Bill McVay and Don Sandquist bake bread to pay a portion of college expenses, sometimes InduStrleS: ing up to 20 hours a week. Temptation is the smell of the bakeryhespecially when you,re rushing to class. The doughnut shift is responsible. They begin work at 3 a.m. Through the day, revolving ovens bake bread loaves, brownies, pies, cakes, and rolls. F RANCIS ATKINS Superintendent, College Bakery Left: Mr. Atkins hrs! made bread in a Yakima bakery when 18 years of age. The first of May, somewhere in, the middle of stacks of books, one order of 1,550 with pper metal lustre covers is marked giRushf Bindery Requires Dhaent Students Bookbinding orders come from Alaska, Oregon, Idaho . . . They come from colleges, high schools, hospitals . . . From them, students earn $60,560 a year. And they teach the value of precision work. J. A MAYER Manager, College Place Bindery Interspersed with anecdotes, a bindery tour is fascinating. Mr. Mayer Uighn once took Robert Fischer on one. A 1950 graduate of Walla Walla College, Harold Benson, HighU re- ceived a degree in architectural and structural engineering. His Construction Crew Expands Campus Growth means life. Rising foundations and walls, and buildings so new that they stand on scarred earth, speak of growth. A bursting college fmds relief in construction. HAROLD L. BENSON, B.S. Superintendent, Construction foreman, Dick Ekkens, directed workers at the 15m: arts and educa- tion buildings. Last summer they worked on the Library interior. Industries : 1 Jeanie Janetzko packages ice cream bars after . BRUCE WICKWARD, B.S. Manager, College Dairy Just this spring, a new addition on the Col- lege Dairy changed the face of College Avenue. They needed more room to make cottage cheese, pumpkin ice cream, low-calorie orange drink, fruit punch . . . After all, on a sale basis, it,s the largest commercial industry at the College. . . . Curtis Lindsay dips them in a strawberry coating. Student labor totals $30,000 a year. Dairy Addition Improves Efflciency 0Milk purchases total $110,000 per yearf says Bruce Wickward 0er. new Pre-a-form cartoning machine meets customer demands of 7,000 W arren Winkle, assistant manager, keeps production on schedule. The gallons 1; week. WWWWV Farm Changes Increase Production Mr. Koenig and his family spent ten years as mis- sionaries in Peru. On two furloughs he finished his Masteris degree. He looks forward to when more SDA colleges will offer a major in agricul- ture. WILLIAM KOENIG, MS. Manager, Farm Down on the farm, there,ve been some changes made. Three electrically controlled grain bins were finished last June. Now grain can be purchased in bigger quantities at cheaper prices. iStop and see the calves sometimef, says Koenig. iiAnd notice their new shed. Eflicientf7 A new system cuts milking time in half. Pipelines carry the milk to a cooler tank. Agriculture, too, is a science. Industries : Food A place where AADutch-treatA7 dates are common. A place to relax, to meet people. A world of vegetarian foods. Seven hundred cafeteria-goers asso- ciate these with Kellogg Hall. WILMER SNYDER, B.A. Director, Food Service Mr. Snyder rides a Yamaha scooter Ausually in his white coat. At the cafeteria, he relies on June Bishop, assistant director, for new dishes. With 95 other food service workers, breakfast for the late risers. It takes four girls feeding a mammoth mangle to keep up with. . . College Laundry Trains Managers . . .Lynda Robinson. She folds the sheets four times. For seven years Mr. Skidmore has been manager. Once he helped 19nd equipment for an academy laundry. GERALD E. SKIDMORE Manager, College Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners Last March, a two-year course of training in laundry and dry cleaning management began. It was a slow step but a step ahead. Already a job awaits the first graduate. The administration called Mr. Border from Denver two years job: to manage a maintenance-Supply program. Carpentry: EMIL REYNOLDS, Superintendent, Carpentry The Campus carpenter Jhes locks, repairs windows, places screens. . . he hires 24 hands to keep up with his share of repair notices. Physical Plant Industries : LESTER BORDER Manager, Physical Plant Service Does the sink in your room leak? Your dresser drawer stick? Or could you use a crane 0r bulldozer? If so, call Plant Service. This department includes every maintenance or sup- ply service available on campus. It trucks 320 tons of brick from Canada. It keeps campus buildings clean, plants flowers, cuts grass, and waters. It rewires, over- hauls, wields a paint brush. It deals with temperatures hboth hot and cold. There are 12 units, collectively known as Physical Plant Service. Service Maintains Growing Campus Custodial: EARL C. MUNROE Superintendent, Custodial Thorouyghness is scrub- bing baseboards. Thor- ouyghness is mopping un- der and not around. Thoroughness is the cam- pus custodial department. Electrical: H ea VY E qUIpment: ART ZIEGELE, B.S. KEN TRUSSELL, 133' Operator, Heavy Equipment Superintendent, Electrical The arm of the crane swings through the air. A bulldozer A wide belt riding his hips 071 a slant from the weight of swinging tools labels flattens the wall by the Library. The man at the controls an. electrician. Thirteen of them go wherever an electrical problem appears. and the spectator sense respect. Industries : PHYSICAL PLANT SERVICE Motor Pool: ED MAXTED Superintendent, Motor Pool The motor pool overhauls campus vehicles. Col- lege trucks daily haul supplies. College buses transport tumbling teams, Chorale members, skiers, Singing bands. The motor pool has to be de- pendable. Grounds: Machine Shop: MONTE CHENEY, B.A. TOM DOLAN Superintendent, Grounds Superintendent, Machine Shop Keeping a campus beautiful isnht easy. In autumn ifs hopeless with all those leaves. Ever see an electrical storm caught inside a In winter sidewalks receive a Coat of rock salt. Through the year, students trudge across building? Thafs what it looks like when lawns. Thafs why the thlease use the sidewalkh signs-in two languagesnwere staked. Tom Dolan arc welds in the shop. v ; w m Paint: LEONARD DREBERT, Superintendent, Paint e . tmuku' A paint brush holds conversation with any house. Mr. Drebert hrst sweeps away the loose dirt and peeling paint from the window sash. And with a single but careful stroke, deletes the weathered past, blots out the evidence. Plumbing: LEON TSCHRITTER Superintendent, Plumbing A plumber usually does what Dad tried to do and goofed. With 29 buildings on campus, thereis no end to the plugged drains and leaky faucets. Refrigeration: QUIMBY WOOD, Superintendent, Refrigeration M en working in, refrigerav n expect temperature extremes. Th y work in. freezers and with furnace systems. Warehouse and Heavy Equipment: PAUL HELLIE Superintendent, Warehouse 82 Heavy Equipment Mr. Hellids job is twofold He must check incoming freight, store it or deliver it. And he must send over a dump true whatever the construction. boss needs. Industries . PHYSI AL PLANT SERVICE Po werhouse: RALPH J ACOBUS Superintendent, Powerhouse 0n campus, all steam tunnels lead to the powerhause. When temperatures drop, more heat is needed. The additional energy build-up produces some of the Collegek electricity Bob Essex is salesman. When he was foreman, he dealt with prob- lems: defective type, deadlines, and editors. Ken Gruesbeck, produc- Soundsethe clink of a linotype, the whish and whack 0f the folder, the rhythmic beat of a printing press-these sounds mean c4evervythingas busy77 at the College Press. Commercial printing: programs, letterheads, business forms JOHN WOHLERS, B.A. Manager, College Press Last summer when his older son was married Mr. Wahlers hlled two one-galion jugs with new pennies a5 a gift. He shows the same in- genuity in advertising techniques for the College Press. tion manager, keeps fob tickets in their order of importance. Miehle, at right, prints the ASH. fill most of the job tickets. They publish seven periodicals including the Cleaner, The Collegian, The Naturalist. A current candidate for best-seller status is a 425-page Memoirs of a Logger. Then there7s the MOUNTAIN ASH . . . Industries : Store Sells Chool Spirit Lots of things about the College Store make it handy. The clothing departments save students a trip to town. Textbooks are always in stock 01 on order. Gift items are numerous. But it hasnlt always been this way. For 70 years the store sold groceries. The changeover came two years ago following surveys and finan- cial considerations. An article in The College Store Journal tells all about it. R. H. KOORENNY, M.S. Manager, College Store Besides managing the store, Mr. Koorenny is assistant manager of all campus industries. theVe all for School Spiritf he says. Upholstery Transforms Old to New WARREN PETERS, Student Superintendent, College Upholstery Warren Peters, right, has worked his way through four years of col- usually work 20 hours per week. Linda Randolph lnot picturedl lege making the old look like new. Ken Crooker and Robert Schafer contacts customers in their homes. Call them mugs 0r likenesses or just plain photographs. Portraits are the student body in miniature. Portraits Spot one pair of twins among these seniors. Thefre brothers. Both grade school, academy, and college in the Walla Walla valley. What married nurses. They live on the same street. Thefve attended are their names? GARY ADKISON, B.A. Majors: Theology Biblical Languages CHARLAINE AMEY, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Music JOHN ASH, B.A. Majors: Theology Biblical Languages DONNA JEAN AVERY, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: Religion STEVE BANDY, BS. in Engineering Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Mathematics WILLIAM BARRETT, BS. in Engineering Major: Mechanical Engineering Minor: Mathematics MELVIN BARTHOLOMEW, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Chemistry JIM BAUER, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Social Science LINDA BIEBER, B.S. Major: Nursing GARY BLAIR, B.S. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education DELLA BLAKELY, B.S. Major: Nursing J IM BRACKETT, B.A. Maj ors: Physics Mathematics ROBERT BROWN, B.A. Major: History Minor: Education LORWIN BURKE, B.A. Major: Religion Minors: History Physical Education ABEBE BZUNEH, B.S. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry TOM CALKINS, B.A. Major: Theology Minors: Journalism Speech GLEE CANADAY, B.S. Major: Nursing JOAN CARMAN, B.S. Major: Nursing SENIORS continued RON CASE, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Biology BEVERLY CHAPPELL, B.S. Major: Nursing RICHARD COLEMAN, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Music NADINE COMM, B.S. Major: Nursing ROGER Cox, B.S. Major: Engineering Physics Minor: Mathematics BOB CROMBIE, B.S. in Engineering Major: Civil Engineering Minor: Mathematics ROY DAY, B.A. Major: Chemistry Minors: Religion Zoology KEITH DEARING, B.A. Major: Theology Minor: Biblical Languages MARION DEER, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching JUDITH DEHOFF, B.S. Major: Nursing ANDREW DRESSLER, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics JAMES DUKE, B.S. Major: Chemistry Minor: Religion DIXIE DULL, B. MUSIC Major: Music Performance LLOYD DULL, B.A. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry CLAUDIEA DUNIVIN B.S. Major: Nursing MAROLYN EISEMAN, B.S. Major: Nursing JIM EPPERSON, B.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: Religion MARGARET FEYERABEND, B.A. Major: Interior Design Minor: Art LEROY FISH, B.S. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry JAMES FISHER, B.A Major: German Minor: Speech RONALD F LECK, B A. Major: Spanish Minor ' Chemistry MONTY GOHL, B.A Major: Chemistry Minor. Physical Educati WILLY G0 TZ, B A Major German Minor. Physwal Educatio LORNE GRAMMS, B. in Engineering Majol. CiV'l Enginevring SENIORS c 311t1nued JOYCE GREGG, B.S. Major: Nursing J AMES HALL, B.A Major: Business Ad inistration Minor: Religion CLARKE HAMILTON, B.A. Majors: Theology History CLIFTON HANSON, BS. in Engineering Major Mechanical Engineering Minor: Mathmnatics KEN HAR BA. Majors: Theology Chemistry Minors: Zoology Biblical Languages BETH HARTLEY, B.S. Major: Nursing CONNIE HARTZELL, B. MUSIC Major: Music Education CHARLOTTE HARWOOD, B.S. Major: Nursing ALICE HAZELTON, 8.5. Major: Nursing GLENN HEATH, B.A. Major: Physical Education Minor: Zoology J OAN HEISLER, B.S. Major: Nursing RODNEY HEISLER, BS. in Engineering Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Mathematics RUTH HELM, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: Secretarial Science EVELYN HENDERSON, B.S. Major: Nursing JOHN HENRIQUES, B.A. Major: Spanish Minor: Zoology WANDA HOFFMAN, B.S. Major: Nursing LOIS HOLLOWAY, B.S. Major: Nursing JAY HOWLAND, B.S. Major: Engineering Physics Minor: Mathematics HAROLD KATSUREN, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics SID KETTNER, B.A. Major: Chemistry Minors: Zoology Religl n DALLAS KINDOPP, B.S. Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry MAURICE KIVETT, B.S. Major: Industrial Education Minor: Business WANDA KNOWLES, 8.5. Major: Elementary Teaching PAUL KRAMPERT B.A. Major: History Minor: Chemistry LORRAINE KRAUSE, B.S. Major: Nursing LEONARD LAABS, B.S. Major: Industrial Education JUNE LEDBETTER, B.A. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Physical Education JEANNENE LEFEVER, B.S. Major: Nursing ERIC LINDGREN, B.S. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry DENNIS LINK, B. . Major: History Minors: Economics Political Science YVETTE MACHADO, B.S. Major: Nursing JAY MAGNUSON, B.S. Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics BEVERLY MAIER, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor Religion SHARYN MASTERS, B.S. Major: Nursing ROBERT MCCHESNEY BA Major: History Minors: Spanish Economics JEANETTE MCGHEE, B.A Major: Music Minor: Home Eco omics SENIORS coutinu d AL MCLEOD, B.A Major: Business Administratlon Minors: Religion Mathematics MURIEL MCLEOD, B.S Major: Nursing F ORREST MECKLING, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: History DWIGHT MEDLOCK, BA Major: Theology Minor . History ROGER MEHARRY, B.A Major: Chemistry Minor. Religion HERMAN MELLISH, B.S. Major: Medical Technology Minors. Chemistry Religion MARIE MESSINGER, B.S. Major: Nursing JERRY MILLER, B.A. Major: Theology Minors: History Biblical Languages CHARLOTTE MORGAN, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching SHIRLEY NORHTON, B.S. Major: Nursing VIRGINIA NORTHROP, B.S. Major: Nursing KENNETH OLSON, B.S. Major: Chemistry Minor: Religion BERNIE PAULSON, B. MUSIC Major: Music Education WARREN PETERS, B.S. Major: Zoology Minors: Religion Chemistry LYNN PFEIFFER, B.S. Major: Nursing ALICE PHANG, B. MUSIC Major: Music Performance LAURICE PORTER, B.A. Major: Journalism Minor: English JOSEPH PRATHER, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Social Science M Organization was January 14. 0$errs elected were Heft to rigle.' presidena Warren Peters, chaplain, Jerry Miller, president. All officers William Fisher, sergeant at arms, Duane Johnson, treasurer, Mary are married except Wanda; her date is June 8. Starr, secretary, Mrs. Donald Rigby, sponsor, Wanda Hoffman, mce Graduation Weekend Seems Distant SENIORS continued Those who endured four years7 finished correspondence courses, rectified incompletes. and could still find a cap and gown to fit showed up for senior recognition in the College Church February 15. Attaching a black tassel, they walked down the aisle, lurching from side to side, trying to look like four-year-stuff, silently wishing it were 90 days later. Recognition, after all, is somewhat of a rehearsal for the real McCoy. Challenge: Micah 6:8 What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy. and to walk humbly before thy Cod? Colors: Crimson and Ivory Flower: Gladiolus Right: A sawmill accident December 9 temporarily put Jerry Miller on crutches with an ankle cast. WVhat I remember most? he says, W's the way my friends chauffeured me to school and carried my books and those exams I had to study for during Christmas vacation? JIMMY PROCTOR, B.A. Major: History Minor: English CAROL QUALLEY, B.S. Major: Nursing JEANNE RASMUSSEN, B.S. Major: Nursing ARLENE REDMER, B.S. Major: Nursing DOROTHEA RENSCHLER, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching LEROY RIELEY, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion SENIORS contmued RONALD RITER, B.S. Major: Engineering Physics Minor: Mathematics BERNICE ROUSE, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Home Economics SEIKO SAITO, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: Social Science ELMAR SAKALA, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Speech J IM SANDERS, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics TIM SANDERS, B.A. Major: Religion Minor: Chemistry DOUG SAYLES, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: History CAROL SCHERESKY, B.S. Major: Nursing RUTH SCYPHERS, BS. Major: Nursing BEVERLY SEIBEL, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching MAUREEN SETTERA, B.S. Major: Nursing ROSELAND SHIROMA, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Religion ANN SHOOK, B.A. Major: English Minor: History CHRISTENE SHORT, B.S. Major: Nursing JEANNINE SILVER, B.A. Major: Mathematics Minor: Business Administration DARLENE SIMPSON, B.S. Major: Nursing ELEANOR SKRUPA, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching ERMA SMITH, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics ALIKI SNOW, B.A. Major: Biblical Languages Minor: Religion BERNARD SPENCER, B.A. Major: Theology Minor: Biblical Languages ELWOOD STARR, B.A. Major: Theology Minor: Biblical Languages MARY STARR, 8.5. Major: Nursing SAMUEL TAN, B.S. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry SENIORS contmued ALDEN THOMPSON, B.A. Majors: Theology Biblical Languages Minor: History JOHN THORNTON, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: Chemistry MARION VAN TASSEL, B.A. Major: English Minors: Religion Secretarial Science L015 WADE, BS. Major: Nursmg DANIEL WAGNER, 8.5. Major: Elementary Teaching Minors: English History LARRY WALCKER, B.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics GERALD WASMER, B.S. Major: Zoology Minors: Religion Chemistry ROBERT WASMER, B.S. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry PAT WETTSTEIN, B.S. Major: Nursing JERALD WHITEHOUSE, B.A. Major: Theology Minors: Zoology Biblical Languages LONNIE WILSON, BS. in Engineering Majors: Electrical Engineering Mathematics MYRA WILSON, B.S. Major: Nursmg PRISCILLA WILSON, 8.5. Major: Nursing JANET WINSLOW, 8.8. Major: Elementary Teaching Minor: Home Economics SHIRLEY WITHERSPOON, B.S. Major: Nursing RICHARD WORLEY, B. Major: History Minor: English ROBERT WRESCH, B.A. Major: Chemistry Minors: Spanish Zoology Religion LESTER WRIGHT, B.S. Major: Chemistry Minor: Religion LEROY ANDRUS, B.A. M312: ummCr SGIliOFS . . . toil through humid hours just to finish a double major, meet teacher certiiication re- quirements, 0r iinish up a five-year stretch. Maybe be- cause they7ve struggled, the sheepskin will mean more. GERALDINE BORDER, B.S. Major: Foods and Nutrition Minor: Chemistry JOY BRATVOLD, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching MARGARET BROCKWAY, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching Minor: Home Economics ROBERT EGBERT, B.S. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry EDITH FITCH, B.S. Major: Elementary Teaching Minor: History BARBARA GRUBB, 8.8. Major: Elementary Teaching JOAN HATLEY, B.A. Major: Interior Decoration Minor: Art DAVID HEUSSER, BS. in Engineering Major: Mechanical Engineering Minor: Mathematics DAVID How, 8.8. Major: Business Administration Minor: Religion RALPH JOHNSON, B.A. Major: Biology Minor: German GEETA LALL, B.A. Major: Home Economics Minor: English EDWARD LAMBERT, B.S. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry BRENDA PIFER, B.S. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Religion ROY PUEN, B.A. : Business Administration Minors: Economics Social Science BARRY RANDOLPH, B.A. Major: Business Administration Minor: History NORMAN TANG, B.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology L015 WEBSTER, B.A. Major: Elementary Teaching RICHARD WILLIAMS, B.A. Major: Theology Minor: History DUANE CHILDs P0 stgraduates Something inside drives them back to school. Usually dissatis- faction about their previous major. Or a yen to take some courses they couldnat work into their Bachelofs program. HARVEY HARDEN Business, Speech JOHN LAMBERTON Chemistry, Mathematics CAROLINE SHEPHERST Elementary Teaching Home Economics ROBERT STILL Political Science, English JOHN STUCKEY Foods and Nutrition NORMAN TUNNELL Zoology, Chemistry WENDELL WHITE PrevDental LYNN CREITZ M.A. Biology DELBERT CURRY M.A. Education JERE FRANKLIN M.A. Biology BERNARD LALL M.A. Education Graduates They choose to climb the ladder toward academic stature. And pur- sue a carefully outlined course: research. thesis 3.00 GPA, and a couple of yearsa studying. They,ve focused their eye on a goal. . . DON QUACKENBUSH MA. Biology CARL WILCOX M.A. Biology DENNIS WOODLAND M.A. Biology And the junior class has twins. Both wear glasses. Both are far- one specializing in metals and auto mechanics, the other in graphics sighted. Both live in Sittner and are industnal education majorsH and woods. Their home is in Puyallup. What are their names? DAVID ABBEY ROBERTA ADEY NS EUGENE AMEY JACKIE ANDERSON NS ROBIN ANDERSON MANFORD ANLIKER MERLE BALHARRIE WALTER ARMSTRONG KAREN ARNDT Junior Class Officers President Dick Hart Vice president Lynda Cook Chaplain Dale Ziegele Secretary Sherry Wiebold Treasurer Jim Gregg Sergeant at Arms Fred Cemechu Sponsors Donald F. Blake William H. Shephard DALE BARTHOLOMEW RICHARD BECK DONNA BECKER NS LARRABIE BECKHOLT SHEILA BENGAARD CAROLYN BENNER DAROLD BIGGER LINDA BLAKE NS REGINA BLAKE VIKI BLISSERD TED BOHLMAN ERLENE BOLTON BARBARA BOND DAVID BORDEAUX CECIL BORDEN ED BOYATT ALLAN BRAMAN MIKE BRANT ROBERT BRATH UDELL BULGIN JUNIORS continued RUTH CHRISTENSEN NS SONDRA CHRISTENSEN JOHN CHRISTISON JIM BURGESS ROBERT BURNS OWEN BYERS SHIRLEY CANADAY NS TERRY CARLSON PATTI CASPER NS JEFFREY CHAMBERLAIN LAVANNA CHICKERING ROSALINE CHIN ARTHUR CHRISTENSEN IRENE CLARAMBEAU VERNITA CLARAMBEAU NS TERI CLEVELAND KEITH COLBURN PAUL COLE This is Radio Free Europe . . f: PHYLLIS COLLINS NS LYNDA COOK ANNETTE CORNFORTH NS GERALD COY DIANE CREITZ NS STEVEN CROMWELL J ERRY CRONK JOHN CROSBY CARLTON CROSS JO ANNA CRUZ ESTHER CUMMINGS RAYMOND CUMMINGS MYRNA DALKE SUSAN DAVIS MARLOW DAWES RUTH DEER N ANCY DEVITT KATHIE DICKEY ELLEN DIETEL ROBERT DIETEL DOUGLAS DIETRICH VIVIAN DIETRICH NS BOB DOBIAS SHIRLEY DOCHERTY JUDY DOLINSKY NS LORRAINE DUMMLER BEN EBY ROBERT EBY JAN ELLIOTT NS PETER ELLOWAY BONNIE EMMERSON CLYDE ENDERS RUTH ENDERSON MARVIN ENTZE VERLAND ERNTSON DOUGLAS EVANS JUNIORS contmued STEVE EWERT BRAD FANNING JOHN FARNSWORTH MICHAEL FELLOWS BILL FIELDS JEANNE FISH NS DAVE FISHER ALFRED FLIPOS IVONNE FOLLETT WILLIAM FORD JIM FORSYTH PAUL FRANCIS BETTY FRITZ RICHARD CARVER BRUCE GAUB FRED GEMECHU LARRY GERMANY KAY GIBBONS RON GOERTZEN DEXTER GOO ADDIE MAE GREEN JIM GREGG ROBERT GRIFFIN JOHN GROSBOLL GARY GROVES BERNICE HAFNER gThat must be reinforced mercerized nylon thread . . . n DONALD HALL SHIRLEY HALLETT COLLEEN HAMILTON ED HAMILTON NITA HAMILTON ROBERT HAMILTON EDDIE HAMERLY WILLARD HANKS DIANE HILDE NS JERRY HINER JEANETTE HOEL LORRY HOEWING KATHLEEN HOFFMAN BRUCE HOLD DEANNA HOPKINS NS DONALD HOWELL ANGIE HUBACH GAIL HUBBARD VIOLA HUFMAN DON HUMPHREYS ALICE HANSEN ALLAN HARRAH DICK HART RICHARD HARTER BEVERLY HATLEY CLIFF HAUSER VIC HAWLEY ROSALYN HAWTHORNE DAVID HAYS CARL HENDRICKSON VIRGINIA HENRICKSON MARIA HENRIQUES ARSENIO HERNANDEZ DOROTHY HESSONG GEORGE HICKOK JUNIORS continued RON HUMPHREYS WALLY INGRAM EVONNE IRWIN SHARON JACOBSEN NS CAROLE HUSTWAITE JEANIE JANETZKO That,s right, Senator, ifs a slide rule? PHYLLIS JENNINGS NS DEAN JOHNSON BILL JOHNSON NS BRITA JOHNSON BURTON JOHNSON GORDON JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSON RON JOHNSON CHARLES JONES W thought yozid never ask? BONNIE KENDALL NS KEITH KENDALL LORN E KIELY CHARLES KIRKPATRICK AUDREY KLEIN MARJORIE JONES EDWIN KARLOW ROBERT KARMY DANIEL KNAUFT RALPH KNELLER EARLE KNOWLES JUDITH KOMEN LARRY KRIVOSHEIN J L'NIORS contmued RICHARD KRUGER EILEEN LAMBERT NS LOWELL LAMBERTON JAMES LEARNED CAROL LEE NOEL LEE THOMAS LEE BEVERLY LEMON LINDA LEONARD KHCNLLO MN LIE RAYMOND LIN PAbL LHVDGHEN ROBERT LI'ITLEJOIIN JUDY LITTLER NS DON LONG LOPA LEE LONG BEN LONTO DAVID LUDDEN JERRY MACE diluted the root beehw DUSSIE MAIER JOHN MARTINS N DEAN MARTINSON DAVID MASTERJOHN JAMES MCCONNACHIE EUGENE MCDONALD R0 IXLD MCDOW WILMA MCRAE BILL MCVAY DENNIS MEIDlNGER CAROL MILES WILLIAM MILLARD CAROL MINDE NS CY MONKS THOMAS MUNROE SHLY MOODY NS INT MOORE NS DOUGLAS MIVLLOH DARRELL XIL'NROE CHUCK NAGELE TIMOTHY NEUFELD LOUISE NEUFFER DAVID NEUSTEL J I'XIORS continued LA VONNE NEVES NS MERLIN NICHOLS RICHARD NOEL MARILYN NORTON DARYL OCHS JEANETTE OLSON NS LESLIE PALINKA ROBERTA PALMER PAT PARKER BARBARA PARMELE DOREEN PAULSON CARLA PAYNE NEAL PEISLEY ESTHER PERRY CARL PETERSON JAMES PFOST JUNIORS continued RICHARD POIRIER REED QUALLEY LESLIE RADFORD ALLEN RADKE The bass told me this was just the beginning? WILMER RADKE JAMES RECTOR LYNDA RANDOLPH PHYLLIS REHLING NS TWYLA REIMCHE JAMES REYNOLDS DAVID RICE SANDRA RIFENBARK NS NORENE RINGERING NS RUDY RITTENBACH LYNDA ROBINSON ROBERT ROBINSON RUTH ROBINSON ROGER RODERICK CAROL ROGERS NS CLIFFORD ROMIG EDDIE ROUSE SHARON ROWLAND NS JAMES SANDERS JEANNIE SANFORD ROBERT SCHAFER DAVE SCHOEPFLIN JERRY SCHOEPFLIN KAREN SCHOEPFLIN DOUGLAS SCHULTZ GERALD SCHULZE NORMAN SCHWISOW CHUCK SCRIVEN DONALD SCULLY WALTER SERACK MERRILL SHIDLER NOLA SIEGMANN RUBY SIEVERS JUDITH SKADSHEIM BETTY JEAN SKEELS SHERRY SKIDMORE JUNIORS continued BEVERLY C. SMITH NS BEVERLY J. SMITH NS BOB SMITH KEN SMITH LOIS SMITH NS SHARON SMITH VANOY SMITH CRAIG SPARLING ERNA SPENST NS CAROL STAFFORD DONNA STAFFORD CLAYTON STANWICK WILLIAM STARKEY JOHN STEDMAN LOIS STEWART GINGER STELZMILLER ANNA STONECYPHER MORSE STONECYPHER LARRY STRONG LEONA TADLA BOYD STOUT SUE TAKEKAWA It sure doeanr TASTE like tomato juice! DAVID TAMBLIN DALE TAYLOR EILEEN TAMBLIN ESPIE TAPIAS ESTHER TATARYN JACK TAYLOR EVELYN THOMPSON'NS HALVARD THOMSEN DAVE THORNSBURY MARY TIMMONS NS KHUN-LUN TJEN DAN TODOROVICH PAT TONOLE SUZANNE TROUT FRED TROUTMAN NS ALLEN TRUNKEY J UNIORS contmued FRANCES UNDERHILL LARRY VAN HEES KEN VEAL JERRY VEST RON WAGGONER BILL WAGNER DON WAGNER LARRY WAITE TOM WALLACE RAMONA WALRAVEN GERALD WASYLYSHEN MARILYN WEHTJE NS WENDELL WETTSTEIN LYNN WHEELER DONALD WHITTLE SHERRY WIEBOLD GEORGE WONENBERG WALTER WREDBERC CHARLES ZACHARIAS DALE ZIEGELE Sophomores The twins in the sophomore class are brother and sister. One works Konnie and Karen attended here. Lynn and Leon are the len-year- in. the registrarts office, one in the purchasing office. Twin sisters, old twins at home. ARNOLD ALBERTSON ALTMAN CONNIE AMES VICKI AMONSON tonsils MARILYN ANDERSON NS MYRNA ANDERSON RAY ANDERSON JOYCE ANLIKER YVONNE ARMSTRONG ARLA ARNDT JANET ASHBAUGH BRUCE ATKINS RITA AUSTIN NS ELAINE AYERS MONA BACON ROBERT BADGEROW OLETA BAGLEY LAURIE BAHNMILLER NS DUDLEY BAIN ALICE BANARATHANACHAI BRUCE BARNETT ELDON BARTHOLOMEW CAROLE BEDWELL NS THEODORE BELTZ MERLENE BLACK SOPHOMORES continued JIM BLACKWOOD LINDA BOHLMAN BETTY BOOTH NS MARTIN BRADLEY ELIZABETH BRIGHT MARIAN BRINCKEN SYLVIA BRINGLE NS DAVID BRODEUR BARBARA BROWN CHARLES BROWN KENT BROWN KAREN BROWN NS DEAN BROWNING SOPHOMORES continued JOAN BRUER ALLAN CAFFERKY DANNY CAMPBELL IRMA COTTRELL VICTORIA CARLSON BOBBIE CARRIE BETTY CARTER DIANA CHAPPELL RUTH CHAPPELL NS DAVID CHRISTENSEN FRED CHRISTENSEN ROSEMARY CLEVELAND MARY ANNE CLIFFORD DELBERT CLINE BRUCE CLOUGH BETTY COLEMAN BERT CONNELL JIM COON JIM CORNELISON But, Sir, I spent two hours on this term paper? VIRGIA IA CRUZ ROGER CUMBO DOROTHY DAVIS KENT DAWSON GARY DENNIS EPHRAIM DIAZ KEITH DIETRICH JULIA DINWI DDIE DONNA DOBIAS BEVERLY DRUTT DIXIE DUNKS LARENNE EBEL SHARON EBERLY DIAANE EBXER SOPHOMORES continued MERLIN FISH RUTH FISHER ANNITA FITZGERALD MARYKAY FLETCHER JACQUIE FOLAND RICHARD RON ECKERT DARLENE EHMAN CORRALEEN ELLIOTT LYDIA FAUL LOREN FENTON CLAYTON FIELD ROBERT FISCHER KENNETH FOWLER JUDY FREDENHAGEN LON FREEBERG TIMOTHY FRITZ ANN GABRIEL TIM GALLAGHER FRANCIS GATCHET RUSSELL GAVEL CAROL GILBERT NS JON GILBERTSON DAN UODMAN SONJA GOIVRLEY KAREN GREEN AY JAMES GREET DOROTHY GRIFFITH NS FRED GRIFFITH CONNIE GRONEMYER NS MYRNA HAND Whitman Indians. REGINALD HANSEN TERESA HANSEN JANET HARRIS EARL HARVEY JOAN HARVEY MACK HAYES ELIZABETH HEISLER LILA HENDERSON TONY HENNEBERG ALITA HENSLEE REBECCA HEROLD EDITH HITEN RAYMOND HOE CONNIE HOEL DOROTHY HOFFMAN LINDA HOLSCLAW NS CLYDE HOOPER ROBERTA HOPPE DWAYNE HOUSE KENDALL HOWELL LYNDELL HUDSON SOPHOMORES continued LANNIE HUNTON BECCIE HUTSON JUNELLE JACKSON NS JACK JACOBSON GARY JACOSHENK KENNETH JAMES BERNARD JANKE BETH JARBOE NS BEVERLY JEPSON ARNO JOHNSON V want my mama? VIRGINIA KERTH ROBERT KIGER SUSAN KIMBERLY ROBIN KIRKPATRICK VONYA KNOWLES DOLORES JOHNSON NS JOHN A. JOHNSON JOHN R. JOHNSON SHERRY JOHNSON CARL JONES LINDA JONES ROSSLYN JONES SYLVIA JORDAN DEAN KABANUK ERNA KAST LEONARD KELLEY STEVE KELLN SOPHO IORES contlnued made me brush after every meal? u SAUNDRA KNUTSEN JUDY KONZACK ERIC KOSTY KRAIG KROSCHEL KRUGER PAT KURTZ GARY LAABS LYNDA LAMBERTON KATHLEEN LANGBEHN RICHARD LARSEN EDWARD MACKENZIE CAROLE MARK ROLAND MAYS MARILYN MCDOW JAMES MEDCALF DARYL MEIDINGER LINDA MERKLIN BARBARA MESSINCER DAWN MILES VIRGINIA MILLS ELOISE MITTLEIDER NS JOE MITTLEIDER LORRAINE MITTLEIDER NS JOHN MOHR LYLE MOHR NORMA LEAMING NS ANITA LEATHERS WAYNE LEWIS LORRAINE LITTLEJOHN NS JOAN LLOYD CAROLYN LODAHL JIM LODAHL RICHARD LOGANBILL DONALD LONNSTROM NEVA LOVELL NS MARTHA LOWRY ANITA NESBIT NS SHIRLEY NEUFELD NS NORA 0 BRIEN NS CAROL OFFILL LEE OGDEN MALCOLM OLMSTED SOPHOMORES continued ART OLSON DEL ORSER AMUND MOMB JOHN MONTGOMERY BARTON MOORE DICK MORRIS PAUL MORRISON JUDITH NIELSEN ALFRED NOYES qu hide my face, too. should have seen his quiz paper? RONALD PATZER NS LES PEARSON LOUIE PECKHAM LESTER PFLUGRAD CHERYLE PIERCE ELEANOR PIFER DONNA PIHL DALE PIPER SHARON PITMAN NS BETSY POTTS CAROL RASMUSSEN NS MARLIS REE NS ARTHUR REED TIM RETTIG PAT RICKABY NS VIRGINIA ROBINSON KEN RUDY LARRY RUDY KATHERINE RUSSELL PHIL RUUD MARILYN SAMPSEL NS ANGELYN SANBORN WILLARD SANTEE NANCY SANTRY RON SCHAFFNER TERRY SCHLAHT ASHLEY SCHMIEDESKAMP BETTY SCHOEPFLIN J UDY SCOTT KARYN SCOTT JUDITH SHIPLEY NS DON SILVER BILL SKIDMORE BRENTON SMITH CONNIE SMITH J ERRY SNARR IRITA SNYDER PAMELA SONNENT G NS JANET STALEY SHERILYN STEPHENS MARGARET STEPHENSON NS JUDY STIFFLER DENNIS STILWELL CANDACE STONECYPHER GEORGE STONECYPHER MARY STONECYPHER MARILYN STREAM NS DAVE STREIFLING SHARON SULLIVAN DIANNE SWETNAM GWENDOLYN TANG NS EVELYN TANIDA BILL TAYLOR DAVID TESKE SOPHOMORES continued JUDY THROCKMORTON JOANNE THULON BETTY TINDALL DAVID TOOLEY JOHN TRUDE TERRY TUCKER W can see Fm not wanted here? SIMON TUNG JOHN TURNER SHIRLEY WADE JACK WAGNER JANICE WAGNER PENNY WALDEN CAROL WALKER ALICE WALLACE SHARRON WATERMAN NS BETTY WEHTJE NS JOHN WENDELL LINDA WENGER WAYNE WENTLAND CLAUDIA WESNER DAN WESTON SOPHOMORES contlnued MICHAEL WHITE JOANNE WILLIAMS NS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS ERROL WILSON SHEILA WILSON GERALD WINSLOW BEN WOLFSWINKEL DOROTHY WOLFSWINKEL NANCY WOOD GAIL WOOFTER SANDY WORDEN KATHRYN WRESCH KEITH YARWOOD MICHAEL YEH GERALD YOUKER VIRGINIA YOUNG NS VIRGINIA YOUNGBERG ALICE ZIEGELE DANA ZINK JUDIE ZIPRICK Freshmen One of these fellows dider have a portrait taken. One almost didn? is an English major, one a general studies major. dee circled the show up for this group piCtllre. They live in Bend, Oregon. One Freshman twins to make it easier. Who are they? FRESHMEN continued JEANIE ABBOTT BETH ADKINS LARRY ALDRED DARILEE ALLEN RICKIE ALLEN ROBBIE ALLEN VIRGINIA AMMON GAIL AMMUNDSEN ANTON ANDERSON DONNA ANDERSON FREDERICK ANDERSON LEROY ANDERSON ROSALIE ANDERSON MANUEL ANDUHA STANLEY ARLT LOIS ARMSTEAD MARLAND ARMSTRONG ALAN AVERY CARL BAHRKE qs it really that rough?n RICHARD BAKER JUDY BANDY ELOISE BARNES DARLENE BARNHART SHARON BARTLETT CAROL-LYNN BATES LEROY BATTERSON IVAN BAUER MONA BEAULIEU RONALD BECHTEL ANITA BEERMAN CAROL BELLEAU CAROLYN BIGGER ART BINGMAN EVALINE BIXBY BOBBIE BLISS GARY BOHLMAN LEWIS BORDER DAWN BORING SUSAN BORING JEFF BOUNDS SHERRY BOWMAN JANICE BROCK RON BROOKS BECKY BROWN BONNIE BROWN MYRTLE BROWN This is my girl Millie? BARBARA BROWNING CAROL BRYANT DERRETA BUDD RANDALL BUTLER LEROY BYERS ROSEMARY CAFFERKY WAYNE CAIN MARVIN CALDWELL TERRIE CAMMAN MARY CANADAY CHARLENE CARR VERN CARSCALLEN SHARON CARTER GARY CASE CHERYL CASEY DARLENE CAUDELL DUANE CHAFFEE KATHLEEN CHAMBERS RONALD CHANEY GERALD CHAPEL VERNA CORSON MARILYN COURSER FLOYD COURTNEY WILLIAM COWIN DUANE CRANDALL RON CRONK KEN CROOKER LINDA DANIELSON ARNOLD DAUN ALAN DAVIS FRESHMEN continued GLEN CHEDESTER PAUL CHINBURG ANITA CHURCH MARLOWE CLARAMBEAU JOAN CLARIDGE GAIL CLARK RICHARD CLARK VERN CLEMENSON ROLAND COOK JEAN CORBETT CLYDE DAVIS MIKE DAVIS RENA DAVIS CHARLENE DAVISON ALLEN DEFORREST SHA RON DERTING JULIE DESCAMPS LUCIA DIAZ EUGENE DIETRICH PATRICIA DOCHERTY KAREN DOWER DONNA DOYON C 0 nard initiation was introducing yourself for two FRESH BLEN continued GAYLIN FICKEL WESLEY FISHER CAROLYN FLECK ESTELLE FLETCHER LINDA FLOYD LORNA FONTANILLA LAWRENCE FORD PAULINE FORD IRENE FORSYTH DONALD FOSS BETTY DRAKE DON DROBNY DAN DRURY RICK DUNIFER ROBERT DUNN LOREN DURY CAROLYN ECKLEY ROBIN EDSTROM SANDRA EDWARDS JOAN ELDWICK GREG EWERT AUTUMN EVANS ED FARWELL LYNN FEHRER LYLE FERGUSON KAY FEY ROBERT FOSTER SHARON FRY JOHN GARNER COLLEEN GARRISON MADONNA GARRISON SANDRA GATES JANET GAUNT GORDON GEER SHANNON GIBBENS EDWIN GIBBONS FRESHMEN continued :This is better than six weeks of no dating, huhw ELAINE GIBSON VICKIE GIBSON DAVID GIEM MARY GIFFORD VERNA GILBERTSON CHARLES GODFREY JIM GODMAN RONALD GOHL DAVID GREENE WILLIS GRUZENSKY DONALD HALL PATRICIA HAMILT N TERRY HANSEN PHYLLIS HARBISON EDWARD HARRI SHERYL HARRIS WESLE HARRIS ROSEMARY HARRISON SHIRLEANE HARTWELL VERLIE HARWOO LEONA H 'KELL DANIEL HAUNER DENNIS H UNER B B HAWLEY JAMES HECKART BARBARA HEINRICH JOAN HENDERSON JIM HENNEBERG SHERYLL HENSLEY ANGELA HERSCHNER SANDRA HESGARD GARY HESSELTINE PEGGY HEUSSER ANN HIXSON JUANlTA HOLCOMB CHERYL HOLDERBY JEAN HOLMES SPENSER HOOKER TERRENCE HOPPER FRESHMEN continued JOANN HOROB LINDA HOWELL MARGERY HUBBARD DAVID HUDDLESTON ARTHUR HUDSON EDWIN HUSTON CHARLENE HUTCHISON LARRY IRELAND BERNADINE IRWIN CLYDE IVERSON DIANA JACOBSON JUDITH JACOBSON THOMAS JAMES RICHARD JARRETT CAROL JENSEN JANICE JENSEN PAUL JENSEN BETTY JOHNSON CAROL JOHNSON EVELYN JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON WALTER JOHNSON STAN JOHNSTON JERRY A. JONES JERRY W. JONES WW3 got a feeling Win an candid camera? KARL JORGENSEN ELAINE JORGENSON MARILYN KACK VERONICA KEGLEY VIRGINIA KEGLEY ROBERT KIETH BRUCE KELLEY JAMES KELLEY DON KELLOGG KAROLYN KEMMERER DENNIS KENDALL SHIRLEY KIELMAN FRESHMEN continued JANICE KINNEY KATHRYN KINZER F PHYLLIS KIRKPATRICK SANDRA KITCHEN JOY KLUG GEORGIA KNIGHT PAUL KNIGHT KENNETH KNOCHE PETER KNUDSEN DANIEL KOHLER JANICE KONZACK PONLERD KOSITWONGSAKUL VERA KRAUSE SHIRLEY KRENZLER BUDDY KRUGER RUBY KRUGER ANN LA FOUNTAINE LYNN LAMARE HARRIETT LANE SANDRA LARSEN ROSEMARY LARSON KENNETH LAUREN J UDI LAWSON SHEILA LAWSON LINDA LEFORE REY LENO FRANK LEONE GAIL LEWIS JANET LEWIS KATHY LINDEMAN HELEN LINGSCHEIT CHRIS LITTLE DAN LORENZ ROBERT LORREN LINDA LUVAAS JANE MACDUFFIE SUSAN MACKENZIE LINDA MAGSULIT LINDA MARRIOTT ALVIN MARSH CHARLES MARSH GARY MEHLING LARRY MICHELSEN PHYLLIS MILLER DUANE MINER GLEN MITCHELL CAROL MITTLEIDER JANET MOHR CONNIE MOLINE KAREN MOOERS TANA MORRIS CAROL MOSER CAROL MARTIN ROSEMARIE MARTIN DENNIS MATHEWS JUDITH MATHIESON GAYLA MATTHEWS JOHN MATTHIESEN DALE McCULLEY ENID MCDOUGAL BARBARA MCDOUGAL CAROLYN MCDOUGAL FRESHMEN contlnued VIRGINIA MCDOUGAL WILLIAM MCGHEE JOHN MCGLOTHLEN JANICE MECHLING DENNIS MEHARRY PENNY MERCER JUDY MEYER Mz'ne is not to reason why . . . NANCY MURPHY WALTER MURRAY ROBERT MYERS HELENE NAESETH SYLVIA NAKAMURA RICHARD NALUAI CHUCK NELSON CHERYL NELSON GREG NEUSTEL JUANITA NEWMAN NORMAN NOAH GAYALENE NORRIS HELEN OGREN ERLING OKSENHOLT JAMES GLENNICK RON OLFERT MICK ORSBURN DALE ORTMANN MIKE OSBORNE ROBERT OSTER BARRY PAINTER STANLEY PALMER SHERYL PAMPAIAN JONATHAN PARK BILL PARKER CHERIS PARKER WINSLOW PARKER JOE PARMELE CARY PATCHEN DAVID PAYNE JAMES PEREY WILLIAM PHILLIPS MICHAEL PIERCE RAYMOND PIKE J OANNE PITT LARRY POPPLEWELL LINDA POWELL DIANE POYNER BARBARA PRICE WAYNE PRICE FRESHMEN continued JUNE PRIDE RONALD QUADE ROBERT RADKE ETHEL RASMUSSEN EVELYN RASMUSSEN JOHN R ASMUSSEN TOM REE ROGER REIMANN WANDA REIMANN GAIL REIMCHE KENNETH REISWIG LARR REISWIG DONALD RENSCHLER RICHARD RENTFRO YVONNE REOCH ROBERT RHOAD JOHN RICHAIISON RH NDA RICHERT DAVID RICHTER NIE RISLEY LANN Y ROSS LESTER ROSS BILL ROUSE KAREN ROWE ROSE BUCKLE NORMAN RUDOLPH FRESHMEN continued CECIL RITER JOANNE ROBERTSON SIGRID ROBERTSON MELODY ROCKWELL DOROTHY ROOT u0h, Fm embarrassed? ROBERT RUPRACHT MARILYN SANADA DEAN SANDERS VERN SCHLENKER CHERIE SCHOEPFLIN DAVID SCHROEDER GARY SCHULTZ JOHN SCHULTZ SYDNEY SEELY LAWRENCE SERIL JAMES SEVERANCE JAN SHEARER ROXY SHEPHARD RICHARD SHUMWAY DENNIS SLEIGHTER LARRY SMICK CAROL SMITH ELDEN SMITH JUDY SMITH MONTY SMITH NANCY SMITH RICHARD SMITH VAL SMITH JANET SNODGRASS PETE SONNENTAG JOHN STAFFORD PHYLLIS SPECHKO FAIRY ST. CLAIR SUE STIFFLER HERB STRATTON LINDA STRAUSS DOROTHY STREIFLING MONTE SWANBERG FRESHMDN continued SELMA SYME GRACE TAYLOR WALTER THAYNE BARRY THIERFELDER TOM THOMPSON Y0u,d think they could leave a fellow alone? MARTHA TININENKO PETER TJAN ROD TODOROVICH MIKE TOHIVSKY ELWYN TOPHAM RON TORLAND RONALD TRAVIS LINDA TRUDE CAROL TRUNK MARTIN TURNER BRUCE TWING SHARON VAN ASPEREN KRISADA VANGSIRIRUNGRUANG LEE ANNE VAN TASSEL EVELYN VARGA LORNE VERNON VIRGINIA VEST LEROY VICKROY SHIRLEE WALCKER KEITH WALKER KAREN WALLEY RONALD WARNELL CAROLYN WARNER KEN WASENMILLER MIKE WATT BERT WEEKLY CAROLYN WELLS EILEEN WERNER JOANN WERTH JANICE WHITE NANCY WHITE RUSSELL WHITEAKER JAMES WHITTINGTON NANCY WICKLUND KEN WIGGINS RUTH WILL DAVIDA WILLIAMS JANET WILLIAMS JUDI WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS ANDREA WILSON GARY WILSON JEANNE WILSON KENNETH WILSON LILA WILSON RALPH WINSOR WYNN WISE FRESHMEN continued CORLEEN WOLFSEN JOHN WOLFSWINKEL AARON YAMADA GARY YAMADA STEPHEN YOSHIMURI STEPHEN YOST LARRY YOUNT DARRELL ZABELL JEANNE ZIEGELE TERRY ZUVER S portsmanshi p is playing the game honestly, fairly. Intramurals are for campus competition. . gkgg .,; :gwm:w 7 athletics Intramural Sports Program Aids Basketball: During winter quarter six teams in the A league battled toward the top. Games were played two nights a week. And the plum? was close: 68 to 63 on over- time play. Chedester Worley Franklin Shidler DeForrest Janke unpmmMp-IF Chedestefs winning team: Heft to righU First raw: Dale Ortmann, Tom James, Keith Colburn. Second row: Dean Browning, Glen Chedester, captain, Ken Smith. Not pictured: Ron Brooks, Mike Yell. Physical Skills At Seventh-day Adventist colleges, physical fitness is emphasized. And a healthy body means exercise: bike rid- ing, mountain Climbing, swimming, skiing. But many stu- dents join the ASVVWC-organized intramural sport program. There are basketball, football, and softball leagues; there are tennis, golf, and ping-pong gamesiall complete with playoffs. The whole plan is purported to round out a col- lege program. Right after srhqu begins in autumn, golfers .slarl heading for 1110 green in Walla Walla. Paul Lindgren and Gary Case tied for ,st place in the tournament Tennis: Even before the mud puddles have Completely vanished, the tennis courts either campus or Kiwanis begin to resound with a whack, whack, whack. Harold Kutsuren, Hawaiian student, usually plays in the tournament on Campus Day. Ping-Pong: Sittner HUN has a yearly ping-pong playoff. Wayne Prim is Current Champion az'er 420 men. Athletics continued F ootball: Kicking a pigskin around, tackling in kosher Style, banging shins, is football at Walla Walla College. IFS for the hale and hearty. Often games are played on, Sunday afternoons, in rain or mud. And the whole experienre is satisfying, even if your team didrft win this time. Bears Packers 49ers Rams Browns Vikings Hp-tmcnqzng QthNr-JHF The Winning Teams: Bears: Heft to righU First row: Jerry Snarr, Delbert Cline. Second row: War- ren Schippers, Gary Blair, Bill Judd, captain, John Rasmussen. Not pictured: Rob Hardy, Rod Todorovich, Bill Cho- botar, Bob Brown. Packers: Heft to righU First row: Jim Grew, Richard Kruger, Willis Cruzcnsky. Second row: Vornmrn Tunnell. Daryl Jleidinger, mpmin, Allen Rndlre, Keith Dietrich. Not pictured: Andy Dressler, Cliff Hansen, Alan Avery. Athletics S oftball: It happens every spring. The married student? soft- ball team digs spikes, gloves, and bats out of moth balls. Then they start warming up: catcher and pitcher, batter and L'nJQeILIers. And they sometimes go through the whole :seas0n, undefeated. Married students, softball team: Heft t0 righU First row: Jerry Norman Tunnell, Lynn Creitz, Manford Anliker. Not pictured: Mace, Bernard Janke. Second row: Jere Franklin, John Wendell, Willy Coltz, Glen Heath, Laurin Dunlap, Jerry Miller. 3W 3 Activities are outstanding events of the year. They make a college program comprehensive. flotiVities Autumn came quietly that September: we hardly re- member it now, or if we do only dimly, like a forgotten snatch of sonv. But it was an Autumn like a thousand before: burning, splattered with color, mad, sad. Maybe we walked down the glorious dim avenue of trees, asleep in shadows, before the ADM. Or exultantly bought new books, smelled their pages, believed each class would change the world. And then the leaves fell, swirling like butterflies, jagged and burning. And the lilacs in front of Sittner deepened to dark purple and faded and dropped, like lilacs always do. And we felt happy, sort of like an ice- cream sundae. And we sometimes splashed through the leaves like a child, dumbly, forgetting a moment the weight of schedules and assignments. A sky as blue as anything could be, scalding our lungs. And then nights of sighing rain, singing a million autumns past: and that Sabbath morning the snow lay all over the ground, as white as a baby and still as a prayer. Crazy sodden happy, fey fey Autumn. It came quietly that September: tartan-blue, poignant, gypsy-swift, with riot- ous color and skree of pipes. But weall always remember it a little. Students like Bob Kiger and Betty Coleman watched the whole pro- corn-on-thevcub and drank chocolate and. . . It wasrft a masquerade gram after they had hiked to a field near Mojonnier Road and eaten party but many girls wore sports hats. Fellows simply dressed warm. First Event of Year: Right: Gathered around the re, students were entertained by. . . Below: . . .a faculty merfs quartet M essrs. Dickinson, Rhodes, Dahlbeck, and Blake -and a mascot. Mrs. Rigby presented a parody on The Court- ship of Miles Standish? Right: Tony chnebt'rg and Larry Rudy performed h.0n Top of Old BOWL Below: Jim ounv Amund Momb, and Kent Dawson sang thlown in the Wind. ASWWC Hike 132,5 usually called the Wloonligllt Hike? And the label stickshmoon or no moon. Posters and Chapel announcements play it up and this year fresh- men were allowed dates. The girl chewing on the rcorncob? Teri Cleveland, social vice. presi- dent of the Associated Students. She planned the hike. Vt was work, she says. of food? thut m ore attended 13 year and there was plenty Some qf the rooms in Canard were decorated for the occasion. Some economics major, and Bernadine Irwin, freshman foods and nutrition were displayed m, thetr natural state. Jantce Shearer, freshman home major, were hostesses in their own room. Activities : AUTUMN Public Attends Guard Open House Conard women showed off their parlor, newly decorated in gold, new front doors, the court, and some rooms the evening of October 11. They in- vited not only the campus, but also the public. Above: John Stuckey took a 200-pound block of ice and started carving. Right: Gayle Hubbard and Betty Fritz served punch from the carved bowl that refiected colored lights. 111' Amateur 1101113 Fetes Campus Talent Autumn gold was the motif. A crowd of 2,600 in two auditoriums came up with two different grand prize-winning numbers. And as alumni always do, they voved they would come back another year to s1Our Amateur Hour? 43. Bernie P01115071 sang Rodgers. $90- liloquy? Judges in Columbia Aud- itorium awarded him grand prize. Left: 171 Davis Auditorium. the trumpet triohClen Mitchell. Bill JIrVay. a nd Larry Smichhper- formed The Triumrirate. and were awarded grand prize. Guest artists were The Roaring Tzuenty-fourf award-winning barber- qml at Ihe Close of the progrmn with humor and songs. Their per- shop quartet from Bellex'ue. They entertained during intermission formance was bmadmst aZong 101th the 32 performers oz'er ACTb-FJI. Activities : AUTUMN Heppenstall Presents Autumn Prayer Week Thirteen times the man pointed students to an- other Man: the do not need lectures on religionh he said, hhwe need a Saviour? And thirteen times students absorbed his Christ- centered emphasis on basic Christian realities: WFhe Christian life is a life fully exposed to Christ, not just a veneer? And ht . .any life that cannot be cured by a wonderful love is incurable? Thus to a campusful of students, temporary religious stimulation was pictured as unpopular. Left: Edward Heppenstall is chairman of the department of theology and Christian philosophy at Andrews Uni- versity, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Below: After every 9:30 morning meeting in the College Church, Elder Heppenstall held discussion groups in the Campus Chapel for 15 minutes. He answered question after question. And still people stayed on to talk with him personally. AGA Banquet Goes Scandinavian In script and song and savory dishes, the women of Aleph Gilnel Ain depicted hLChristmas in Scandinavia.w There was mistletoe, and a spinning wheel, and gas lights. An all-time attendance record for AGA banquets was set when nearly 800 guests showed up. Maybe itgs because the ladies did the askincr. E g e Tim Gallagher adjusted hi5 tie lack in Sinner. Carol Husrwaite pinned on her rorsage z'n Comm! Ihen, walked across campus 10 pick up her date. Each year. at ACA banquet time, numerous Cunard women 171111.? a similar journey. !But nut to get TimJ 0h, Winter was eerie that year. First the rain came sighing, as thin as an old woman wrapped in a shawl 0f mist, mumbling and stumbling and dropping the pieces of a summer gone. And then there were darkling mornings we walked to the cafeteria over sidewalks gleaming wet and black, puddles. And nights when raindrops whispered on our windowpane like ghosts. When it snowed, an anachronous mixture of snow and leaves, ruin and heartache and sodden splattered color, came all togetherelike the roses at Kiwanis Park, still on the stem, faded and clenched in snow. Then it was December; we listened to Christmas carols 0n the radio or sang them in the church, in the holiness. It was so grand to see the spruce the girls decorated with Christmas lights, blue and red and green and yellow! Then sometimes the sky really snowed, big, lambsoft, melting flakes, and the radiators in the ADM rattled like rheumatic joints. And puddles froze. And thermometers shrieked. And hugger-mugger, Christmas vacation came wild and below-zero. Hippicly dippidy dappidy doe, a faeryland exploded: as wild as dragonHame, snow, snow- white, gauzing the grass with brilliant lire! Everyone wore cherries on their noses, everyone wreathed cattledumb breath, everyone walked jerkily like an old time movie. And the world was like one of those little globes, the kind we turn upside down and watch the snow inside fall so quiet and still and Huffy. Oh, Winter was eerie that year! Village Clubs Stage Musical Revu6: 1 Love Paris Activities : XVINTER A recording of HAmerican in Pafsw started things Off that January 20. The program covers were printed in French. And the audience Viewed Paris as through a cafe window. Such was the seventeenth annual Mum a1 Revue. Righl: Before the floodlights, Julie Olsen, student of John Hafner, made her fingers fly. Below: She was winner of the Teen Talent Contest in Walla Walla. At the Rez 1ef Claudia Wcsner, sophomore music majar, performed Chopiri Allegro Appassionato Preludef'y livft 10 right, sm-I-uling: Jerry Miller, Dale Ziegele, Hulmrd Thomsen, Silrizzg: Beliy Jean Sheds, Umrlainv Amey. Glee Canmlay. Lora Lee Carlton Cross. 3 arren. l'vars. Dick Hun. Harold Bigger, Ed Boyntt. Lung. Student of service: of Cleansing. Twelve students made sermons because they were asked to. And for two and one-half months they prepared themselves. Then when each stood up to speak, they pointed out not so much what students should do, but em- phasized the reasons why for the ccChristian Es- sentials77 of salvation. th . 0 Warren Peters NThe Obligation 0f Examinatimf h Lora Lee Long hThe Obligation 0f Teachableness Betty Jean Skoels LtTime for Meditationtt rlStlan Glee Canaday ttThe Uanook Darold Bigger ttGuihyl?! Ed Boyatt HFramvd by Motiveg Dale Ziegelc .Da1'e To Be Square Halvard Thomsen Quest for Peace Carlton Cross LtGod and Security 0 99 Churlaine Amey ttThe Greatest 0f Thesett Dick Hart ttIsolation for Insulation?q Jerry Miller Christ in Us The theme of the week was broken down into r 1' six broad topicshThe necessity: of knowing for oneself, of seeing God, of seeing self, of felt need, Two guards stood near the entrance. Activities: WINTER Above: A small boy and a swing depicted part of Bob MacLearfs script. Right: Linda Landoni read of the seasons and a boys en- thusiasm for life. Patriotism Banquet-goers picked up their programs and read: 4tIt,s a Big Country? And when it was over and they were leaving Columbia Au- ditorium, they thought again of those words. A script and some music and a film tand may- be foodt had made them feel happy and alive and proud to be Americans. Food was served buffet style and was plentyeenough for seconds. Trophy Series 1 2 Sittner 63 64 Village 71 57 Every year the basketball battle rages over the Sonnenberg Trophy. The Village men line up opposite the Sittner quints. Spectators fill the balconies and any extra floor space. They blow horns and Cheer and boo and wave their arms. The victors emerge as the team who wins two out Of three Sports Social games. And this year Sitt- ner broke the Village reign. They had to. To preserve their reputa- tion. It had been four long years since they had fondled the Trophy. Spring came like a clown that March: foolish, stammer- ing, shuffling in floppy shoes and baggy pants, a sudden fortissimo of color and spontaneous generation spawned of puddles. The death of a raindrop was so little to the life of a Hower! And suddenly there was time to stop and breathe and feel hilarious, sneezy, to look at the pigeons 0n the library roof cooing their mournful sounds. Spring was the metamor- phosis from phlegmatic acres of books to basketfuls of sun- shine, and we loved it. Once again the weeping willow tree in front of Sittner bloomed sticky buds, and ivy tattooed the old grayness 0f the ADM where bare Vines had been before. And birdsewere there birds! Butterfat robins hop-hope hopping, mumruliiny little sparrows fluited and busy as popcorn, bird-loud trees competing with professors. Every one went around in shirt sleeves and felt balloonish and everyone was a goose-girl or a goat-boy, barefoot and dancing! That Spring was daffodil-daffy, with the wanhope and happiness of park benches and sanguine windows ablaze with sunset, and the sea, sea-green sky at dusk when swal- lows weaved quilts of silence and dayligone came slowly. And a moon rose drifting, blown by the wind. Spring came like a clown that March: and so it will come again. Western Style What a way to welcome spring: a carnival in western style that includes Old-time movies, a smelling contest, picture-taking booths, miniature golf, and a dunk-the- professor game. It was all a smashing success because of 14 participating departmental Clubs that manned their booths and because of Forrest Meckling, coordinator. Loveless, And A Week to Remember After evening meetings he held iibull sessions,, 01' iihen parties in Sittner and Conardetimes for questions and answers. Often he played his saxophone. And he Visited and ate with students. One afternoon he played golfi for an houreto relax and exercise. He spoke of a HYoung Man Driftingf: And on Friday eve- ning he Climaxed the week with hVVho Moved the Stone? Every- thing he said. in his modernistic. conservative philosophy. stressed his theme: hBetween God and Man.77 Elder William Loveless, pastor of the Sligo SevenIh-rlay Adventist Church in Takoma Park, Maryland, was on cam- pus JIaH'll 27 through Apri! 3. He included visiting and exercise with stue dents as part of the Spring Week of Prayer. Ron Case and Joan Harvey posed by the Activities 2 grass shack. SPRIVG Sittner Men Create ttA Rendezvous With Hawaif, $7 tTve never seen so many cameras at a banquet before? said one feilow. Kay Gibbons and Dave Neustel tcouple at ler were among the many who wore matched outffts. Students entered Columbia Auditorium between tiki torches. In the foyer they walked through a Waikiki beach scene complete with surfboards, nets and sand. Once inside the building they heard the sound of the islandSebird calls, ocean waves, music. And they saw a ten-foot waterfall, tropical plants, a grass shack, coconuts. Most everyone dressed in muumuus or bright Hawaiian shirts. Everyone wore leis that night and some for a couple days afterwards. Don Long and Evonne Irwin wore real leis flown over the night before by Northwest Orient Airlines. Hour of Charm? Picturesque Pageantry Leonardo da Vincfs eLLast Supper:7 ftopjb and Jacques- Louis David7s eDeath 0f Socratese thottonN were two of the 12 living-model art masterpieces portrayed April 10. Joe Rosenthaljs Pulitzer prize-winning photograph 1 1945:! eRais- ing the Flag at Iwo Jimae, Hightb was part of the group. Student actors held still two and one-half minutes while music and script illuminated each setting. This yeafs AGA Hour of Charm was entertainment par excellence. Activities : SPRING In Annual College Bowl Series, Physics V8.1RC at Finals Eight departmental teams started in this yeafs series January 30 in the Physics Lecture H1111. Then it was narrowed down to Interna- For two years the College Bowl at Walla Walla College has been run. J. R. Burns emceed the first few matches until he left campus for graduate study. Then John Chris- tian ttop ler asked the questions. People in the audience whispered the answers back and forth. Questions related tional Relations Club and Physics Club. Top contenders were: Rich- ard Ford, Burton Johnson, Ron SchrWner, Edwin Karlow. to many fields of knowledge. Not only were team members to think quickly, but they also were to press their buzzers quickly. The rules were set, the pace was quick, and there was no room for foggy-mindedness 0r guesses. ollege Day M; Draws Seniors from Nine N W Academies You would think celebrities were comin here 011 Col- west academies deluge the cannus for a cou m3 days of a . . . C. V l . a . I ' leae DaV. Thores a real deal of horn blowm and cre e orlentatmn t0 C0110 e llfP. When It s tune to leave. thew are U - . . . c g , -. paper and Slgns and wolcommg cmmmttces and hello. usually cured or mnvmcnd. pro or con. that college IS 0r haven7t soon you for a Ion time? Seniors from nine norlh- isnat for them. . g Activities : gPRING Once aYe Just when you think you canat sit through one more class or look another book in the face because of the beautiful weather outside, President Shephard stands up in chapel and says: 4This is the day? So you change into something comfortable and tear out to Sittner held to watch the 100-yard dash and the softball game. You grab a bite of lunch and haul out your dark glasses and if the yearbooks were passed out, you take a glance or two at them. Then at the end of the day, you are thankful for days like this. You are thankful that school will soon be out. And you are thank- ful that your roommate offered to rub lotion on your sunburn. And Then Graduation A long way you have come these four ars. Now itis all behind and you realize a lot of things. At firs ou rushed recklessl ' where Other feet had trod. But somewhere in the rounding ff process. you began to sense your debt. Then it was 1' u slowed down a bit and took longer. harder looks at ever. hing. Today is the clima ' You realize that never again will you stand here beneath these trees like thisRshaking hands and pushing a tassel away from your eyes. Looking ahead, you realize your helplessness. Your soul cries out for a Helper. And then. not just because itgs the thing to do. but because you want to, you rush over where your wife is, or Mom and Dad. or Grandma and Grandpa. and you squeeze their han ls. You Louldift l , i 1d youire not afraid to admit it. ths Who Activities; Among American Universities and Colleges Awards Day Chapel was May 24. Departmental and 1y notifled last November, they were chosen for scholarship, Youtlfs Instructor Pen League awards were announced. And citizenship, and leadership. 22 Whole Who nominees received oHicial certificates. Initial- Starting at top, left to right: Chuck Scriven, Keith Bearing, Tom Cal- kins, Ken Hart, Lester Wright, Warren Peters, Dick Hart, Jerry Schoepflin, Jim Hall, Robert Mc- Chesncy, Eugene Amey, Jerry Mil- ler, John Ash, Charlaine Amey, Andrew Dressler, Dorothea Renschler, Elmar Sakala, Teri Cleveland, Jim Brackett, John Henriques. Not Pictured: Lorraine Krause Kpagc 12W, Shirley Witherspoon Wage 13M. K ' ,; 1::141'4 V - Some live at home: 20 ; married, 14 ; village; some in a dorm: 31' ; Canard, 31 ; Sittner, and 470 at Portland. Stuaent fife 227 Married Students When TWO Walk Together Many a Sabbafh afternoon, the Waite family picnic in the Iizogtn- dinner, Larry, Rosales, and Terry go far a walk. Two-year-old Kevin wins or near Langdony Lake or by the Walla Walla River. After rides high an Jada; shouldfrsicenter of attention, without even trying. college is teamwork. Whether itvs a term paper or buying groceries that7s involved. Together they skimp and scheme, scrape and save, trying to prove that two can live as cheap- ly. . .77 And together they plod 0n toward their immediate and most important goal: a bacheloras degree. Epsilon Mu Sigma Advisers: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leonie President Jack Heislcr Vice president Duane Childs Chaplain Don Scully Secretary-treasurer Lynda Randolph Publicity secretary Dave SchoepHin Sergeant at arms Bill Fisher Left: Dick and Sharon Cllrzrer, and Tinker, the Fat, live an the brow of a hill overlooking College Place. DiCh, a physical education major, usually rides his Ducati 250 to classes. Left: fter com- pleting one degree, Duane Childs re- turned to college to receive training for teach 71g Bible. His wife Emily is see- retary Ht Physical Plant Service. Right: The organ at Dean and Pat Munroek apartment is for inbetween her work at the college. business ofhce and his study of Spanish. Left: One thing Jerry and Barbara :Iiller dislike about leaving for Andrews Univer- s ty this fall is the Fride e evenings b' the hreplace, reading and talking. Above: ATIilve and Sharon Fellow are ex- amples 0f the Vuzppl r ever after college students: he goes to Classes and she works e'n the college business 01h e. So 116 couples drive to school to- gether each mor ingethe husband to classes and the wife to one of the campus offices for work. Student Life : M ARRIED ST UDENTS Sports car and flying magazines are as much a part of Cliff and Hansonk life as the white Porsche they drive. Oftentimes she works in town. And after classes he works part-time on campus. Aboveh Fred Diaz was born in Manhattan. His wife, Nilda, comqs fram Puerto Rico. A favorite sport for them in Southern California was climbing and swinging on palm trees. Above: The Tharntons used the formula of many other married students: Ship studiedhheVl graduate this year. Judy workedhshek a beautirian at a local shop. Right: Come fall, Jim and Wilma Fisher will move to Battle Ground where he will teach German at Columbia Academy. And where there is a family, everyone thinks, breathes. and talks about school. Verlyn is a. fourth grader at Port- Her mother, Irene, Everyone in the Clurmnbeuu family goes to school. Her brother, Mar- land Union Academy. Her dud, Vern, teaches in the Junior High. and her sistee, 1 ernitu, arc juniors in the WWC Srhool u! Nurstng Iowa, is a freshnuln biology major here. mu Bob Burns usually plans to take a break from studies when he can play with the Children. Lenny is in the seventh grade; Teresa, the girl, is in the fourth. His wife, Donna, is an RN at a local hospital. children, Robbie, Kara, Ann, Tad, and Julie, look farward t0 Sabbath With dud so busy in school now, worship and meals are times when, 7their special day for doing things together. the whole family gets together. Jerry and Gayle Hiner and their wwwhkm m Clarke and Nita Hamilton had a little poodle Honij, whose hair was white as snow Msuallyk and everywhere the couple went Mwstlw, the poodle was sure to go haleadinglyl Then there are those who both go to . . . . . . h 01. I a take Ion er and it ertainl Rod Heleer uses the sllde rule in engmeermg classes. LLz SCkO d t m. y . g C y is jubilant that secretarial science students don? need them. ta es etermmatlon. Student Life : MARRIED ST UDE 63wizif5:;i-.x;fs?vgi Above: Erer ' su offvn Jarlr and Joanne Ueisler take it out and reminisre a bit . . , just l0 keep memory alum. 7 lmft: After 11 day 0! r'lus.s s Jeannie Rouse looked farwnnl to rcramics dass. frl enjoys merely swing her rreuliuns around Ihc house. Rod Todorozxich, freshman Theology major, beliel'es his little sis Linda will be a good student when she starts school next year. One day she was looking through his Creel; New Testament. Levi; kt .. AM Aurora Duxes Advisers: Lance T. Hodges. A. L. White President, first semester Tony Henneberg second semester Carlton Cross Vice president Jack Jacobsen Reed Qualley Chaplain Bill Skidmore Bert Connell Secretary-treasurer Forrest Meckling Tom Thompson Sergeant at arms Jim Greet Bruce Kelley Single Village Students hTherehs No Place Like Home. . say the village students. This populace of people talk about monfs cooking, parties in the SAC, the traditional Halloween hayride, and the freedom from buzzers and bells and noisy neighbors. They are energetic basketball fans and play- ers who keep the Sonnenberg Trophy stamped with their Victories. And once every five or six years when the players slow down to rest, look what happens. Chiquita Sola Adviser: Geraldine Border President, first semester Lora Lee Long second semester Betsy Potts Social Vice president Bonnie Emmerson Jan Konzack Spiritual vice president Dorothy Wolfswinkel Viola Huffman Secretary-treasurer Lila Henderson Kay Gibbons Parliamentarian Dawn Miles Jeannie Ziegele At the College Dain', LaVanna Chickerinv works art . Q . . . ' .c P of her way. And mom 15 great for tlrzlllng me on my lessons ,h she sm's. , . Joy Bratvold often reads to her brother Gordon and her father, for chosen held. After summer graduation in August, shehll be a cer- shelc an avid book collector;especially of those that complement her tihed teacher. . . The women of Chiquita Sola are a some- Student Llfe : what independent group and proud of their SINGLE VILLAGE STUDENTS Village status. They arenht twins, but they are roommates. And already Veronica and Vir- ginia Kegley are talking about the separation when Virginia trightt leaves next year to continue nursek training while Veronica stays t0 hnish her journal- ism major. Right: With their mother, Jan and Judy Konzack live on West Whitman Drive. thven when you live in the village, ifs still easy 10 get acquainted with people? says Jan. . . . Beth Hartley, Put Chandler, and Ann La Fountains in a game of carom, Bellfs parties also include Evelyn and Lila Henderson looked at a mac- azz'ne, then joined . . Right: . . . Candy, food, whatever. Below: And it wouldrft be complete without a ukulele and a stereo. Student Life: SINGLE VILLAGE STUDENTS Above: Jim Henneberg and Wally Johnson are the fellows who study General Biology together and ride in the Mustang Wally drives. Right: Football on campus wouldrft be the same without Roger and Richard Kruger. At home, they collect books and mag- azines with newsphotos 0f the sport. But the biggest boasters are the men of Aurora Duxes. Their claim to supremacy: mom,s cooking. Above: Not so long ago, Clayton Stanwick took up skiing. But what with meeting pre-rlent requirements and working 30 hours plus as an orderly in a local hospital, there wasrft much time this year. Right: Just like a legendsthatk what The Collegian called Forrest Mec'kling. Maybe ifs because he packs so much into a college program. Tth year his bLg task was the Spring Fair. This Is Conard Hall... says a feminine voice when you dial one of the 13 outside lines to the womeIfs dorm. Hf you,re fortunate enough to make con- nections, that isJ The situation is understandable. Four hundred twenty college women under one roof. Vacation time. Sittner calls rolling in right after worship. Outside a booth in Conard someone pounds that time is up. Solution: sit on the floor of the two-foot square cubicle, stick a finger in the free ear, and wish the air wasnjt so stuffy. Fouples gather 'rozmd the flood- Iighr fountain in Canard Cour! during open house October 11. thid you notice the leaves on the trees, the new green on the grass, evening worship. Most of her talks are built around the Canard the flowers in the courtfw asks Mrs. Evans every spring during an text: thhatsoever things . . . HELEN WARD EVANS, M.A. Dean of Women Student Life : CONARD GENEVIEVE ILES MCCORMICK, B.A. Assistant Dean of Women BETTY L. DOWNS, B.A. Assistant Dean of Women Canard carrells are for escaping stereos or visiting. Saundra Knutsen studies 3V2 hours a day. Left: Connie and Jeanette Hoel are sisters. And roommates. Things go fine till one shuts 01? the alarm at 4:30 a.m. when the other had to study . . . Miss Downs graduated from WWC last spring with a major in religion. WShe seems Mrs. MrCormick has a Siamese cat. WVosiest thingf like one of us? said a Conurd woman. she says. W named him Ming ToiP Aleph Gimel Ain First Semester AdViS : Mrs. Helen Evans Second Semester Charlaine Amey President Donna Jean Avery Nancy Devitt Social vice president Maria Henriques Donna Stafford Cultural vice president Shirley Docherty Betty Jean Skeels Spiritual vice president Betty Coleman Kathy Russell Secretary Lorry Hoewing Carol Hustwaite Treasurer Myrna Dalke Doreen Paulson Parliamentarian Dorothy Hessong Redecorated last summer, Canard parlor is one of the most off visited average of 25 male guests barrage the parlor after supper. Other spots on campus for men Only Kellogg Hall claims priority. An campus men take advantage of the parlofs open hours; 11 per week. Student Life : CON ARD Ifs a homey place. Maybe b e c a u S e it's warm, m ay b e b e c a u s e ifs quiet, maybe because of the E arly Ameri- can furniture. 0r because ifs a w o m e n,s world. Canard- ites call it Whe little parlor? nan w P A ; L L Tm. 54fter supper w usually visitf says MaryKay Fletcher. Carol Paulson stopped by to help plan a Chorale party. And behind Canard lherek a parking lot built two years ago. WVow when I was in college . . . ,, begins Mrs. Evans. Men's Dorm This Is Sittner Hall. . a masculine voice responds. Youhve made con- nections! But canat speak with John because hehs in worship until 7 p.m. Come 7:15 you dial again and keep trying until 8:30. H1711 wait and see him tomorrow in class;7 you finally mutter, and give up. With few exceptions, Sittner Hall residents boast an efficient basketball team and a fast-moving club named Omicron Pi Sigma. What else could explain the unorthodox initiation for new members or the battle over a siX-foot medicine ball or cold showers for men who give away their Omi pins . . . West Hall houses the overflow or those who prefer quieter quarters. Here 22 men manage mag- nanimously with one telephone line every evening. Student Life : SITTNER What It's Like Over There: Two deans have the final say on everything. Four hundred twenty men make sure nobody walks on the club seal in the lobby. hRight pagd December 8 it was. Conard lit candles and oiled vocal cords for a twenty-minute serenade of Christmas carols. Sittnerites abandoned studies to crowd mezzah nine and stairs. M. S. CULVER, M.A. Dean of Men NORMAN WOODS, B.A. Associate Dean of Men 1,116 been playing golf for 25 years:, says Mr. Culver. He teaches golf classes and tries to work in a couple rounds every week during season. Below: Mr. Woods once taught history in an academy. thuropean history is my favorilef he says. hSomeday Pd like to return and travel there. Someday . . f, Maybe if everyone who sees this sign casts his vote . . 7 Meanwhile at West Hall: thdre hhThis is going to be a struggle, but ifs just as politically involved? our duty. Student Life: SITTNER Stereo rigs arenht a status symbol. The volume is. If the neighbors plaints from the 16 fellows in-between, or the associate dean below, nine doors down, can hear it, everythinghs 0.k. Unless there are com- or that studious roommate. germ L mm 9381M ,; rwww tuwmw M 7m w wm mm , ?WM mvm kw 93W MW em m Map cUDretty, ian it? 0rders from head 019365 20 Ron Coertzen: 60011! rd nearly forgotten, what a letter looks Ii . . . Oh, for my roommatef7 minutes later: nTake that downfv Omicron Pi Sigma First Semester Adviser: M. S. Culver John Henriques President Ken Stream Vice president Dave Masterjohn Chaplain Lester Wright Secretary Chuck Nagele Treasurer Monty Gohl Parliamentarian Willard Hanks Sergeant at arms Bernie Neil Musician Every so often Dang Sayles uses one of the less common methods of study in Sinner: desk, goose- nevi: lamp, and quiet. Second Semester Elmar Sakala Ken Veal Jerry Winslow Larry Rudy Joe Mittleider Larry Sharley Arsenic Hernandez Paul Johnson Sittnefs parking lot has 15116 cars for every one at Canard. MCNIEL Dean of Women Portland Campus Headquarters 1 4,: jaupx..x a; V9; n:.. An amlable dean tells nursing students that studies come easier if time is devoted to deeper things. In the Portland San- itarium and Hos- pital therek a room set aside . . . Student Life : NURSING STUDENTS Future nurses follow a prescrip- tion: careful mixture of extracur- ricular With careful attention to studies. After spending a summer in Montemorelos, Mexico, Lorraine Krause, Heft? Portland campus stu- dent missionary, is all the more enthusiastic about mission service. Forty-seven nursing students entering clinical training participated in capping ceremonies Friday evening, December 11 in the College Church. They are Heft to righU: Row 1: Judy Nielsen, Betty Booth, Margaret Stephenson, Lorraine Mittleider, Lois Heckart, Sharon Waterman, Dolores Johnson, Connie Gronemeyer, Joanne Willlams, Carole Bedwell, Geri Barge; Row 2: Ruth Chappell, Betty Wehtje, Judeen 07Malley, Lorraine Littlefohn, Virginia Young, Gwen Tang, Eloise Mittleider, Janelle Jackson, Marilyn Anderson, Norma Leam- ing, Sharon Pitman; Row 3: Marilyn Stream, Linda Holsclaw, Beth Jarboe, Rita Austin, Sylvia Bringle, Sharon Rowland, Dianne Pullen, Neva Lovell, Pat Rickaby, Laurie Bahnmiller, Marian Brincken, Pam Sonnentag; Row 4: Norene Ringering, Carol Rasmussen, Marilyn Sampsel, Carol Gilbert, Karen Brown, Marlis Ree, Ron Patzer, Judy Shipley, Marilyn Wehtje, Dorothy Griffith, Nora 0 Brien, Margie Chalker, Shirley Neurfeld. Student body oficers, feed: Sharon Jacobsen, treasurer; Judy Littler, Beverly J. Smith, social vice president; Vivian Dietrich, spiritual president; Diane Creitz, secretary, Jan Elliot, parliamentarian; vice president. Relaxing time is scarce but necessary. On a stag campus, diversion is usually a trip to the College. For Jan Elliott, a daily perusal of qwhe Oregonian is a must. flust as necessary as studying? she says. Right: A game of tennis may not be a cure-all, but for nursing students like Marilyn Eisemen, it's a relaxant. Student Life: N URSL G STUDENTS Sharon Jacobsen has learned to rely on the medical diction- ary for such words as: pneumolysis. Right: After courses such as Fundamentals of Nursing and pharmacology, students like Diane Hilde start giving medicines. Taking temperature is elementary. An- ticipating a pa- tientis needs is not. Annette Cornfarth must do both 61??- ciently. School involves book learning and practical ex- perience. But sometimes, itis good . . . x i Student Missionary For five years the MV Society has sponsored a student mission- ary. Last summer, they sent Dick Hart, junior biology major, to the upper Amazon in Peru. There was medical launch work aboard the Auxiliadora I and II. There were trips in the F eman- do Stahl, newly purchased bush plane at the Upper Amazon Mis- sion. And there was work on the hangar. Dick returned With a new per- spective. ttIf only more would support mission work;7 he says. Missionary Volunteer ttWith Such st alpaca wool? says Dick Hart. ;tMy prize souvenir? uI didn,t know Pd pull so many teeth? says Hart. ttAfter a while, they expected me to do it? S ociety: An Army Of Workers as our youth rightly trained . . 3, This guides the officers of the Walla Walla College Missionary Volunteer Society, biggest spiritual ttclubh on campus. Many Friday evenings feature student speakers. The society sponsored hEarthas Last Hour:9 final program of the North Pacific Union Y0uth7s Con- gress, April 17. OEcers decorated the new thce in the Sabbath School wing of the College Church. There was a Thanksgiving food drive . . . Iths all designed to encourage participation. The MV executive committee includes tclockwise around tabled: Richard Dena, personal workers band leader; Mary Lou, Stonecypher, publicity secretary; Charles Brown, singing bands leader; Carol Miles, literature mailing band leader; Sid Kettner, prayer bands Eugene Amey, MV leader, keeps everything carefully organized. ttHe eliminates any lasl-minute rush? says one of his ojfcers. leader; Sherry Wicbold, secretary; I. N. Barnes, adviser; Bill McVay, foreign, missions band leader; Marin Henriques, head usher; Jack Jacobscn, treasurer; Dave Teske, assoriate leader; Eugene Amey, MV leader. HVot pictured: Nanry Devin, assot'iate leaderJ College Church: TXCGPt the Lord Build RICHARD D. FEARING, MA. Pastor7 College Church GEORGE W. CHAMBERS, B.A. Associate Pastor, College Church Elder Fearing is the personable pastor who shakes your hand Sabbath morning and usually re- members your name. H63 the man who presents a straightforward, sincere sermon and makes Godk love and you seem, very close. aHouse. .. they labor in vain that build it? sang the combined choirs a year ago. Since that dedication week end; the school family has pon- dered those words. And each heart senses the duty within. ?OLLEGE C H URC H Many a serviveman claims Elder Chambers as a friend. He came to the College Church after four years in the War Service Department of the General Conference. Above the main sanctuary, a steeple stands. A miniature by the Campus Chapel points upward. They express the hope of a campus whose life revolves around a Promise. . . Epilogue : . . .and your mind tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow may reach back into the past and pull out words that will walk within you when you are hungry or afraid or yearning. That is what edu- cation is: the way men who are dead come alive in your brain to teach you with their voices and reach out with re- incarnate hands in yours to do the good and the kind things. So when the year has collapsed like a bowstring Comes the time When its all over. .. and sent its bright arrow flashing over the hill, it is that time to stop and finger the bowstring and think thoughts too precious to keep alone. Epilogue continued a million million others, all And seeing all the faces of those over and locked in dark time, you knew about you dear like you began to realize just a bit. . . . . . what college was all about. How man grap- pled with the beasts of his own ignor- ance and prejudice and formed bright things called thoughts to tread his unsleeping soul like angels. . . 1continuml page 270? 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NN.1 Chamlu 11' A511 1371 Cheney M1 0.. 409 51'0nic Vien 111.11141 Christian..1n1m NN'..1222 DeVVL'V' 111.1511 1151111, EVelV'n. 111201111 Cen11r1 1221 1. 1301131715. V1.7.Illu NValla. Wash. 1451 Cowin, 11arre111 111 SW Dmis 137I Cross. 11'. F. 626 .111 1431 Culver, .111. 5.. 10.3 NV.N'1111itm:m 1214-1 D Dahlbeck, R. 1V'1., SW 6111 11 Cra11r1V'ieVV' 1.3111 Dalzell.Sa11dm.1035W 1111 1.301 Davis, Chadcs 53 N Collegc1 1221 Davis, N1. WM 117 NE Cedar 16.31 Dickinson, Loren, 608 SE .3111 1761 Dolan, Tam. R1. 21 Box 407. Walla Walla. Wash. 1114-1 Downs. Betty. Conard 111111 12411 Dreben, Lennard. 22 E. Whitman 1115I E Eichnor, Bonavee. 308 SE 2nd 174-1 Eichncr. D. 0.1, 308 SE 2nd 1.321 Evans. 1101611. Canard 11a11 1481 24.01 F Fearing. Richard. 32 IVV' Lane 12.361 G C1s11,Ccncv1eV'e. 1113 NE .313111AV'1V..Porllam1,0re. 188,1 Crablc.A1berl.32a .11 Valley 1291 1yrove1,Edna. 12.3 Scunic View 11121411 Students A Abbey. David, Rt. .3, Kelowna. B.C., Canada 11411 Abbon. Jeanie, Susanville, Calif. 11741 AdeV- Roberta, 6012 SE Yamhill. P0141 and, Ore. 114-11 Adkins,Belh,Nor1h Bend,Wash11174-,1 Adkinson, Cary. 303 SE 10111. College Place, Wash 11211 Albcrlsun, Arno1d, 209 W W1111111an,7Collcge Place. Wash. 11581 Albertson, Selma, 209 W W1111mzm,College l'lace1Wash1 Alderman, Bon11a1, Box 28.31, Athena. Ore. Aldred, Larry, Rt. 2. 130x 64-4-1, Roscburg, Ore1 11741 1 Allen, Darilnc, 18930 60111 Ava, Cloverdale, B.C11 Canada 11741 Allen, James C., 610 S College AV'e1, College Place. Wash. Allen. James V'., BOX 4-18. Napavine, Wash Allen. Ricky, 254:3 Dcarborn 511. Salt Lake CilV'. 111811 11741 Allen, 1101111161 2.34.3 Dearborn 511. Salt Lake City. 1.112111 11741 Altman. Linda. 2060 Dellesta Dr. Bellingham. Wash. 11.381 Ames, Connie, 1717 Jasmine AV'..e Medford, Om 11.381 AmeV'.C11arlainc, 713 SE .NIonr10r 1111., Portland 36. Om 11211 An1eV'.Eugene, 1.3.3 . 5E Manner 1111.. Portland .36. Ore. 114-11 Ammon. FaxV'l, 32 SW 101111 College Place. Wash. Amman. Virginia, 90111 166th NE Ava. Redmond. NVale 11741 Ammundsen. Gail, 492.3 NE HuVl 511, Portland. Ore. 11741 Roster CmV'c,.1.P.112.3 5161110 VieVV 111.1791 Groves, Ella- Bell 612 SE .3111 I241 Crow's, K. E1. 612 515.3111 132., 211 H Hafnvr. 101m J1. 117 NE A511 1671 Hare. Gordon. 4111 N Cu1lege 1601 Harllmuer. RUV. 11113 VN11 NV'hihnun 17.31 Harmvll. 1121111111, 63110 SE Yamllill. Portland. Ore. 18131 11611101 118111. 3113 NE 11A,, 11161 Hodges. Lan 111.3 E NVhilman. $3 1601 11011111111, Terry. 3814. SE 98111 AV'e1. Portland. Ore. 1861 J Jat'ohus, 111111111. 111. 2. B 4-7.3. WRHa NV'alla. Wash. 11161 10111551 Carl T 2117 E 1361 Jones Laurel Anne. 30 NE Ash 14-81 1011es1LuCile12117 NE 11141, 1.3111 Jones, 11.1...30 N11 Ash 1.331 K Kingman. Robert. 6118 SE 12111 172,1 Knapp,11ucile 111 11 Box 184. Walla NV'allu.Wash.128 K0enig,NVilliam.111.2,8011 2 1A.NlWall.1 Walla,Wash.111191 Konncr111.Vicki. 119 Whil1na101741 KourcnnV'. R 11.1103 1' 2A1 122111181 L ' 1111101, 424- SNNY 2nd I20. .381 1, NV'1'111111. 620 SE 6151 Ava. Portland, Ore 184-1 . 1. 811110011 Dr.. WaHa Walla, Wash. 1681 ..301- SE .3111 14-21 SE .3111 1.321 . . 6111 1.361 Litkc,11ichard, 7 Sunm Dr.1281 Ludgalcn T. K1. 27 NE As 11 18111 M McCormick. Genevimxx Conard 112111 17.3, 2411 McNiel, Marie 61112 SE Yamhill.Portland.0re.12481 McNicL Oran 21.3 HusseV' 11.31 .NIacKintosh.Kcnne111 1216 DeVVCV' DI'1 1271 NIanaIaV'say. Raquel. 220 N College .231 I421 Manahys 1'1. 6 . 220 N C11111'gn $31 1421 V TremontD1x1441 NIaxtcd. E11. 24- NE Ash 11141 .NIaer. .1. 'N.. 1111 1. 1111K 327B. Walla WYaIIa. Wash. 110.31 NIeck1i11g1 E. E... 1431 Cemral 1.311 Mvdluck. JoVre. 112 NE Birch 174,1 Mehling1 .1. G.. 314- 5E 211d 1331 Moore. Roberta 21 NE Ash 1.381 Munroe, Earl. 6116 5 College 11131 N Noel. R. E, 61.3 SW Davis 1461 O Osborne, Orpha. 10.3 E Whitman .412 1211 Owen, Blythe. 216 SE 151 1661 P Paladoni, Beverly. Yacult, Wash. 186I Amonson. Vicki, 370 BeV'cer Lane. 0121115101113. Ore. 11.381 Andersen, Anton. 6901 Central Ava. Lemon Grove, Calif1 1174-1 Andersen. Benn, 614 5 91h, Walla NVa1lu, Wash. Andersex1,Jackie.Rl. 21110112111 .NIonL 11411 Anderson, Donna. 120 Washingmn. Twin l'alls 111a. l17-1-I Anderson, Freder1uk,Wadhams 1'0.RiV'ers 1111e1,BC.. Canada 11741 Anderson, How,ard 28 SW Evans.C1111eg1 ,1'lnce1,W 111 Anderson, LeRoV'. 614 S 9th. NValla NValla. NVas11. 1174-1 Anderson.Marilyn11111 1, Box 31513nVV'uod.NVush.11.381 Anderson. .NIV'ma. 8318 SE Washington. Portland. 011:. 11.381 Anderson. Paul, 1124- Country Club 1111.. WalIa Walla. Wash. Anderson. Ray, .3317 5 Augusta, Seattle 78. Wash. 11.381 Anderson, Robin, 101.3 20111 5 Auburn. Wash. 1:14-11 Anderson. Rosalic.11l1 7 Box 6'1. Yakima. NVash. 1174-1 A11drus1,LcRoV'. 80.3 S EVE! SL1 Tacoma. Wash. 11361 329 Pikoiloa Pl.1 Kaneohe, Hawaii 11741 , V1 225111AV'euHi1ls1mro1,Ore 11.381 Anliker, Manfurd, 28.3 SW 22.3111 Ave1 111115110101, 016114-11 A111 SlanleV' R1. 2, Box 16010505113110.91121511. 1174-1 Arn1s1ead1Lnis, 17116 N Lafayette AV'eu Bremerton. Wash. 1174I Arxnstrong111'1a11aml,1143119111 Bremean Wash. 1174-1 Armstrong Walker. 108 NE D St. Cullrge P1ace, Wash. 114-11 Arms1mng1 Yvonne. 114-3 Hewitt, Bremerton. Wash. 11.381 Arndt. Arla. 5 4-113 Lake 51 011111311 Wash 11.381 Arndt. Karen1 5 403 Lake 511. Colfax. Wash 11411 Ash. John. 1032 N 361111, Corvallis Ore. 11211 Ashbaugh. Janet, R1. 2. Box 202, Bozexuan. Mont. 11.381 A1kins. Bruce. 212 SE 8111, College Place. Wash. 11.381 Pierce, L. CharIvS. 1020 5 Collt'gt' 1621 PV'ke, Gertrude, 4.324 5E Morrison,Porllz11111,01'e.184,1 R 11.111110111111110. 1207 DeVVcV Dr. 1631 Resumsson. Hans L1. 427 SW 13111113 1191 Rninmuth. Esther 26 SW 11211151231 HCV' 1101115 Emil. .301 SW 7111 11121 1111011331 W.11111 1.80.1 172B. Walla Walla. Wash 1391 . E 2A 1311 ', Donnie. 121- NE A 7 17.31 JoV'cP 6929 SE Yamhill, Portland. Orv. 1871 Evelyn. 119 E Whitman .119 1731 arV'iu. 25 NE H1N 168,1 RUWSC.1NIVT110111 E Whilmdn 4:7 1241 Ingrid 14106 NE Clisan .51.?0r11and. Ore. 1881 RUSSP11...E1,6126 SE 5121rk.1'ortland. Ore. 1841 S 55110111. A. P1. 302 SE 211d 1811 51111101111auer. Lilah, 20.3 SE 6111 1601 51121111101, C. W.. 126 ML Viuu' 111. 1381 Shepherd. William H., 50.3 SW Bade 1181 Silver. Lenoa. 17 SW Adams 1231 5111'1'1', 1'1. E1. 17 SW Adams 1391 5111111110151 Gera1111 721 SE 6111 1111i 510011. J. 11., Box 98 l201 Snyder, Wilmer 2'1 E Whitman 154.104, 1101 5019115011. Agnes, 1 NE, Birth 1611 511001 A. NV7.1201- 1N 119,1 511111111ecke1'111. E1. 6 N Collelve I121 510111111111 CraLe. 6109 SE 111411101111, P11111a11111,01'e. 18.31 51001111111111.5116 NE A7 1621 Stone. Gene, 108 SW Davis 1321 Stout. .1. E., 34 Tremnnl Dr. 1291 5651110111 Maria 1224- Central 1861 T 111an. Mary, 111 E Whitman 26 1231 Trautwein, C. E, 1111F1.1aumarson 1111.1Walla Walla, Wash. ISSI Trusscll. Kennctl1.6ENVhiun.u1 11131 Tschriltcr, Leon. 11L 1. Taumzlrson R111. Walla Walla1 Wash. 111.31 U Uehlin. by. 11 E Whitman 1231 W WeaV'er1CE'neV'1eV'e.404 N College 173I West,M1K1,1230 Dewey Dr. 1631 W11i11'.A.L..NVn11u1a Rd.1311 1 , . 320 W Whitman l: 721 Wickward. Bruc ,, 402 SW 4111 11031 Wilsmi. L015. 3814 98111 AWL. Portland Ore. I871 Winter. Eugene. Wahlcrs. 11111111 ' Wolfe, Wade, 622 Wood. Quith'. Woods. Norman. . NX'right1EV'eannc.11.3 SW1 4-111 1331 Z Zingele. Art. R1. 1, Box 180, WaUa NX'aHa. W'ash. 11131 Austin, Rita, Box 348, Twisp, Wash. 11.381 Avery. A. Alan. 1001 SE 1311111, Portland. 0161 11741 Avery. Donna Jean. 1001 SE 130111. Portland Ore. 11211 Ayers. Elaine. Box 171. Terry. Mom. 11.38I B Bacon. Mona. Box 1313, Glendive, N101I1111591 Badgcrmn 110119111 1142 Pomegranate CI SunnVV'alc1, Calif. 11.391 BagleV'. 01613. 1.3622 BoVVman Hillon 1111.1. PuV'allup. 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College Place, Wash. Fitch. Edith, Box 1067, R1. 1, Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Canada 11361 Fi1zgcrald, Annita, Rt. 1, Ephrala. Wash. 11621 Fleck, Carolyn, Box 44, Moses Lake, Wash. 11791 Fleck, Ronald, Box 44, Moses Lake, Wash. 11241 F1elc1ler, Estelle, 14-30 Fletcher 11h, Ahtrdeen. Wash. 11791 Flcmhcr, ,VIaryKay, Box 8, Winswn. Ore. 11621 Flip , Alfred ,glrr Quarter. Kirkuk, Iraq 11441 mower, James. Box 157, Altums, Calif. Floyd. Linda, 224 Chestnut, Nampa, Ida. 11791 Fohmd, Jacquie, KL 1, Box 43. Greenville, Calif. 11621 Fallen. Ymee, 640 NE 199111 Ave., Portland, Ore. 11441 Fontanilla. Lorna, 216 Kalipnni . ., Wahiawa, Hawaii 11791 Ford, Lawrence, 813 NE 75111, Portland. Ore, 11791 Ford, Pauline. 309 A 6111, Walla WaHa, Wash. 11791 Ford. Richard, Rt. 4, Box 242, Walla Walla, Wash. 11621 Ford. William, Rt. 4-. Weiser, Ma. 11441 Forsyth, Irene. 3000 Morri, PL. Recdsport, Ore. 11791 Forsylh. Jim, Vets. A111. 18, College Place, Wash. 11441 17055. Donald. Box 483, Ryderwnod. Wash. 11791 Foster, Roberl, 507 W 3rd PL. Th9 Dallas. Ore. 11801 Fowler. Kennclh, N 10125 Whilworlh D1,, Spokane 53, Wash. 11621 Fowler, Tom, 324 N Owens $1,, Pasco. Wash. Francis, Paul, 8011 81. Cashmere, Wash. 1144-1 Frank, Norman. 515 Clay. WaHa Walla, Wash. Franklin. Jere. 225 W' Whilmun, College Place. Wash. 11391 Eredenhagen, Judy. 3402 Hil1crcst 1112, Boise, lrla. 11621 Frcrherg, L011. 230 W Whitman, College Place, Wash. 11621 Fmopons. Bette, R1. 1, Box 288, Walla WaHa. Wash. Fmppnns, Edward, Rt. 1. 110x 288, Walla Walla, Wash. Frikz. Betty, Box 212, Rapelje, M0111. 11441 Fritz. Timothy, Box 212. Rapclie. 1110111. 11621 Fry. Sharon. KL 1. Box 231, Granger, Wash, 11801 G 112111111, Roger. 947 Bernard Ana, Kclowna, B.C.. Canada Gabriel, Ann, Clarkford, 1113. 11621 Gallagher, Tim, 9780 5117 11101111er, Portland. Ore. 11621 Garner, John. 5163 Eagledale, 1.05 Angeles, Calif. 11801 Garrison. Colleen. 216 Lake Shore DI'.. Hanna City, 111. 118111 Garrison, Madonna. 216 Lake Shore D11, Hanna C11. 11. 11801 Carver, Richard, Box 4-2C. Keene, Tex. 1144-1 Catch Francis, Rt, 2, Box 2668, Sequim, Wash. 11621 Gm andra, 2975 5 WashingUm. Englewnod, Colo. 11801 Gaub, Bruce, 11845 5111 Ave. S, Seattle, Wash, 1144-1 Gaunt, Janet. 110x 139, Miranda, Calif, 11801 Gavel. Hussdl. R1. 2, BOX 100, Springville, Calif, 11621 Ceary, Charles, Ovando. Mam. Gear, Gordon, 7144 N Atlanlin, Purtlaud, Ore. 11801 Ccmechu. Fred, Box 145, Addis Ababa. Ethiopia 114-41 Cerbrr. Henry. 131 Bonny Aux, Chilljwack, 11.C., Canada Germany. Larry, R1. 1. Box 21, Granger, Wash. 114-51 Cihhens, Shannon, 54-7 L'mpqua, Roseburg. Ore. 11801 Gibbons, Edwin. 2190 1rd Ave, W, Mountlake Terrace. Wash. 11801 Gibbons, Kay, 21902 53rd Ave. W, Mountlake Terrace, Wash. 11451 Gibson, Elaine, 1121,13 N Elm. Grandvicw, Wash. 11811 Gibson, Thcrman, Vets. Apt. 37, College Place, Wash. Gibson, VickiP, 534 Pine 51,. Madras, Ore. 11811 Giem. David, 1 30 Sappinglon Bridge 1111.. Sullivan, 1110. 11811 CiIYord, Mary 2970 SW 192ml Ava, Aloha. Ore. 11811 Gilbert, Carol, 929 W7 Gregory 1111,, Phoenix, Ariz, 11621 Cilber1son, Jon, 1719 S 113111, Tacoma, Wash, 11621 Gilbertson, Verna, 1719 5 113111, Tacoma, Wash. 11811 Cingery, Glenn, 4-22 SE Dale, College Place, Wash. Godfrey, Charles, Box 101, Goldendale, Wash. 11811 Godman, Dan. Rt, 1, Box Elk, Wash, 11631 Godman, Jim, R1, 1, Box ., Elk, Wash. 11811 Coerlzen, Ron, 8:508 Ebar Terrace. Saanichmn, 8.C., Canada 11451 00111, Monty, 16015 Guhl SL, Mvnroe, Wash. 1124-1 Cohl, Rona1d, 16015 Gohl 51., Monroe, Wash. 11811 00112, Willy, 204- NE 7X1 81., College Place, 1173511. 11241 Goo, Dexter. 21033 Melcalf 51., Honolulu 14-. Hawaii 11451 11055, Myrna, 4-08 SE Larch, College Place, Wash. Gottlich, Franc Box 336, Walla Walla, Wash. Gourley, Sonja, 27 SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 11631 Cramms, Lorne, Box 279, Beiseker, Alberta, Canada 1124-1 Green, Addie, 111. 1, Box 221. Chattaroy, Wash. 11451 Greene. David, 5210 13-111 51,. Tacoma, Wash, 11811 Greermay, Lynn, 917 S College Axe., College Place. Wash. Creenway, Karen, Box 238 Conard, College Place. Wash. 11631 Gregg, Jim, Idleyld 111., Box 296. Roscburg, Ore. 114-51 Gregg, Joyce, 6403 NE Going, Portland, Orv. 11241 Greet, James, 920 SE Date, College P1306, Wash. 11631 Griffin, Robert, 5 Woodland 1111.. Smneham, Mass. 114.51 011111111, Dorothy, Rt. 2, Box 256A, Baltle Ground, Wash. 11631 Grimth, Fred, 111. 2, Box 240, Battle Ground, Wash. 11631 Gruzensky, Willis, Star Rt. 1, Box 117, Lebanon, Ore. 11811 Gronemyer, Connie, 125 E 111111 51., Coquille, Ore. 11631 Grosboll, John, KL 1, Box 7. 131311110011, C010. 114-51 Groves, Cary, 612 S 7 5111 Ave.. College Place, Wash. 11451 Crubb, Barbara. 5940 16111 51V, SeaUle, Wash, 11361 Crubhs, C. McKinlay. 615 SW 6111, College Place, Wash. Crubbs, Dec, 61.5 SW 6111, College Place, Wash. Grubbs, Don, 615 SW 6111, College Place, Wash, ?rubbs, Larry, 707 SE Birch, College Place, Wash. Guegan, Jean-Franuuis. 15 Ave. Brosseleue. Plessis-Rubinson-Seine. Franco H 11afx1er, Bernicc, Box 53, Alix, Alberta, Canada 11451 112111, Donald 1., 101- E Whitman Du, College Place, Wash. 114-31 111-111, Donald R, 2975 N 3rd 51., Baker, Ore. 11811 Hall, James, 1610 S 19111 51,, Yakima. Wash. 1124-1 Hallett, Shirley. Lacombe, Alberta, Canada 11451 Halsey, Alice, 476 E Cedar Hillsboro, Ore. Hamilton, Clarke, 203 W 11111111111111 Du, College P121126, Wash. 1124-1 Hamilton, Colleen, 214- SE 4111 51.. College Place, Wash. 114-51 Hamilton, Ed, 214- SE 4111, College Place, Wash. 11451 Hamilton, Nita, 203 W W11i1man Dr.. College Place. Wash. 114-51 Hamilton, Patricia, 11029 SE Stephens 51.. Portland, Ore. 11811 Hamiltun, Robert, Box 997, Conrad, Mont. , 11amer1y, Eddic, 2703 NE 54111, S 81116 64, Wash. 11451 , yrna, Rt. 1, Eagle, Ida. 11631 . Seattle. 013511. 11451 Hansen, Irwin. 111 E 7111 Ave , Anchorage. Alaska Hansen. Reginald. 111 E 7111 51., Anchorage. Alaska 11631 Hansen. Teresa, 1701 SE Hamilton. Roseburg, 0m. 11631 Hansen, Terry, Bowman. N. 113k. 11811 Hanson, Clifmn, 25145 Lawtun Awn, Lmna Linda. Calif. 11211-1 Harbison. P1111115. R1, 1, Bax 71, Sandpoim, 111a. 11811 Harden. Harvey, R1. 1. Boise. Ida. 11381 Hardy. Rob. 428 SE 5111 51.. College Place. Wash, Harding, William, 115 SW 9111, College Place, Wash, 11am, Mary, 4-10 N College Ave., College Place, Wash. Ilarrah, Alan, 7417 5 116111. Seattle, Wash. 11461 Harri, Edward, 122 E Whitman, Dayton. Wash. 11811 Harrigan, Dorothy, 1852 Cvmor. Walla Walla. Wash. Harris, Freda, Rt. 1. Waitsburg. Wash, Harris, Janet, 6325 SE Morrison, Portland. Ore. 11631 Harris, 511er11, 2461 N 11111 51,, Corval1is, Ore. 11811 Harris, Wesley, Rt. 2, Fair6eld, Mom. 11811 Harrison. Rosemary, 250 Spur 3, Castle Rock. Wash. 11811 Hart, chk, 1184- SW Medfnrd. Rusehurg, 010. 11461 Hart. Kenneth, 1184- SW Medfurd. Rusehurg. Ore. 11241 Harter, Richard, 218 SE 8111 51.. College Place. Wash. 11461 Hartley, Beth, 111. 1. Box 3270, Walla Walla. Wash. 1124-1 Harhvell. 811111031111, Box 33.,V11lier, Mont. 11811 Harlzell, Connio. 1502 Loranc. Eugene, Ore. 11251 Hartzell. Verncnc, 1502 Luranv. EugenP, Ore. Harvey. Earl. 81. 1, Box 90. Carlton, Orr, 11631 Harvey, Joan, 855 V17 22nd, Eugene, Ore, 11631 Harwood. Charlouc, Box 3. Powers, Ore. 11231 1161110011, Verlio. Deadwood. Ore. 11811 Haskell, Leona. .5900 Lake Wash. Blvd. S, Seattle. Wash. 1l811 Halley, Beverly, 806 S1atesman, Walla Walla, Wash. 11461 Halley, Joan, 8116 Stalesman. Walla Walla, Wash. 11361 Haugen, Gust. 119 SW 6111, College Place, Wash. 11au11er, Daniel '12 N College 1119.. College 131211711, 11721511. 11811 Ilaunor, Dcnnl. 12 N College Ave Cullngc Place, Wash. 11811 Hauser, C1111, 1 7 7E DalP, Cullvge P1ace, Wash. 114-61 11awley, B1311, 7307 E Henry 51., Ponland 6, 0m. 11811 Manley, Vic, 3111 SE 3rd. College Place, Wash. 114-61 11211111an 11021211111. 4618 Lake Wash. Blvd, NE, Kirkland. Wash, 11461 Hayes, Mack, Jay Ext, Box 12.11111. Penrllemn, Ore. 1164-1 Hay, '0 ' 84-1 5111 Ave. N. Great 178115. M11111. 11461 Hazehon, Alice, 625 E Dartmouth. Gladstone, Ore. Homh, Glenn, 419 N College 11111.. College Place, Wash. 11251 Ileckarl, James 373 NW Sherman 51,. Sheridan, Ore. 11811 36 Winnebago. Walla Walla, Wash. Heinrich. Barbara, Okeene, Okla. 11811 Heisler. Elizaboth, 34- Tremont 111:. College Place, Wash, 1161-1 Heislcr, Jack, 2113 NE Ash, College Place. Wash. Heisler, Joan, 205 NE Ash. College Place. Wash. 11251 Heisler, Rodney, 34- Tremonl l1r.. College Pla Wash. 11251 Holbach, Barbara, 27 N Blue, Walla Walla, Was 1, Helm. Ruth. R1. 2. Box 165, Gaston, Ore, 11251 Henderson. Edith, 2938 40111 Aw. 15. Eugene, Ore. chderso .vclyn, 6 E Whimmn Dr.. College Place, Wash. 1 12:51 Henderson, Joan. College Place, Wash. 11811 Henderson, Lila, 2938 40111 Ave, E, Eugene, Ore. 11641 Henderson. Richard, Rt. 1, Ladysmith, B.C.. Canada chdricksun, Carl, Rt. 1, Box 303C, Brush Prairie, Wash. 114-61 Henneberg. Tony 7047 12151 Pl, SE. Reulun, Wash. 1164-1 chnehcrg. Jam 1047 12151 Pl. 5E. Ramon, Wash, 11811 Henrickson, Virgmia, 18356 NE Davis. Portland 30, Ore. 114-61 Henriques, John, 3809 Riverhavcn, Pasw. Wash. 11251 Henriques. Maria. 38119 Riverhavcn, Pasco. Wash. 114-61 Henry, James. Gen. DEL, Brookings, Ore. Hensen. 101m, Rt, 2, Box 866A, Smuklon. Calif. 1113115190. Alita, Long Creek, Ore. 1161-1 Hensley. L. Sheryll, R1. 2. Box 305, Pendlemn. Ore. 11811 Hernandez, Arsenic, Apartadn 42, Cumanayagua L.V.. Cuba 114-61 Herold. Rebecca, 310E 8111 S, Salt Lake City. Utah Herschner, Angda, Rt. 1, Box 138, Grandview. Wash. 11821 Hesgard. Sandra, 9834- SE Market. Porlland. Ore, 11821 118589111116, Gary. 23233 Valxle Ave. ,Vt'Wthll. Calif. 11821 Ilcssong. Dorothy. Rt. 2. Box 110, .weet Homo. Orv. 11461 11ousser. David, 2590 SW 19801, Aloha, Ore, 11361 Heusser, Peggy, 2590 SW 198111, Aloha, Ore. 11821 llicinbmhum. Gloria, 427 SE 81h. College Plane. Wash. Hickok. Cearge, 2220 N Lily. Spokane 6, Wash, 11461 Hilde, Diane, 104-4 Ash SL. Marysville. 1178511, 11461 11iner, Jerry. R1. 2, Box 235. W 11:1 Walla, Wash, 114-61 Hitm. Edith. 17035 Ilth NE, Seanlc, Wash. 11641 Ilixson. Ann, 2070 Cloverlawn Dr., Grams Pass. Ore. 11821 Ilixson, Smnley. 2070 Cloverlmm D12. Grams Pass. Orv. Hue. Raymond. 45-602 111113111119 Loop, K311011110, Hawaii 11641 11014. Connie, 111. 2. 110x 111. Suum 'de. Wash. 1164-1 11001. Jeanette. 111. 2. Box 111. Sunnyside, 021511, 11461 Hnewing, Lorry. Rt. 5, 401 Nebraska. Modesto, Calif. 11461 110111nan, Dorothy, 105 Shady Rill, Walla Walla, Wash. 11641 1108mm, Kalhlocn, 226 BerrydalP. Medford, Ore. 11461 Huffman, Wanda. Rt, 2, 80x 93. Gaston, Ore. 11251 Holcomb, Juanita. 115 SE. 9111, College Place, Wash. 11821 Hold, Bruce. 11L 2. Box 21, Sanford. Fla. 11461 Iloldcrby. Cheryl. Goldendalc. Wash. 11821 Holloway, Lois, Rt. 2, Box 94, Gaston, Ore. 11251 Holmes, 11. Jean, Gateway 51.. Madras, Ore. 11821 Holmes, William, 1538 E Isaacs. Walla Walla. Wash. Holsclaw, Linda. 4008 N Colonial. Punland. Ore, 11641 Hooker, Spencer, 2322 8111 Am. N Great Falls. Mom. 11821 Hooper, Clyde. 326 SE 6111. College Place. Wash. 11641 Hoover, Linda. 685 E 4th 51., Coquille, Ore. Hopkins, Deanna, 1620 Baker 51., Bakor, Ore. 114-61 Hoppe, Roberta, Rt. 2, WaUa Walla. Wash. 11641 Hopprr, Terence, 112 SW Davis- Ave., College Place, WaSh, 11821 Horub, 10111111., Box 981, 110 on. N. Dak. 11811 House, Dwayne. 3815 E ' 51,, Tacoma, Wash, 11641 110usley, P21110121, 4-228 N Adams. Spokane. Wash. How, David, 106 Freshwater 1111., St. Jol1n1s N114, Canada 11371 Howell, Donald, Box 151, Nisqually. Wash. 11461 Howell, Kendall, 14-19 E Isaacs, Walla Walla, Wash. 11641 Howell, Linda. 4526 SE 115111. Portland, Ore. 110111and, Jay, 103 SW 13111. College Place, Wash. 11251 Huhach. Angie, Rt. 1. Box 316. Monroe. Wash. 11461 Hubbard, Gail. 1302 Monlvsano St Westport. Wash. 11461 Hubbard, Marge r RL. Box 53, Bozeman. Mom. 11821 Huddleston, Daud 220 Adam: 4111.. Silverton. Ore. 11821 Hudson, Arlhur, 1743 Headmvbrook Tern, Hmdersmwille, N. Car. 11821 Hudson, Lyndcll, 1139 Valley, Baker. Ore. 11641 Hufman, Viola, 612 SW7 3N1, College Place, Wash. 114-6 Humphreys, 111m, 12713 Lindon 1.21m E, Puyallup. Wash. 11461 Humphreys, Ronald, 12713 Linden Lane E, Puyallup. Wash. 114-71 Hunter, 11'Ia1'gz11'e1, Rt. , Box 276. Walla Walla, Wash. Humon, Lanniv. 612 N 46111 51 5031119, Wash. Huston. Edwin, 322 SW 151, College Place. Wash. 11821 Hustwaitc. Carole, Box 790. Orvat 173115. Mom. 11471 1'1u1c11ison, Charlene, Box 432. Brewstvr, Wash. 11821 Hutson, Beccic. 111. 3, Box 3911, 110011 River, Ore. 11641 1 Ingram, Wally R1. 1. Box 604. Florencr. Orv. 11171 Ireland, Larry 530 Acadomy I1r.,Aubur1 W 511. 11821 Irwin, Bernadine, Laurelwoud Academy, Gasmn, Ore. 11821 Irwin, B. Evmme. Laurelwourl Academy, GaSlon, Ore. 11471 Iverson, Clyde. 111. 1, Box 29, Fort Shaw. 11111111. 11821 .1 Jackson. Junellc. 766 SW 28111. PPndIetOn. 0110. 11641 Jacobsen. Diana. 3518 Meadow Dr,, Boise. Ida. 11821 Jannbsen. Sharon. 3518 Meadow Dr,, Boise. Ma, 11471 Jacobson, 11111. 621 SW Bath 1115,. College Place, Wash. 11641 Jacobson, Judilh, Mcrville. 8.11.. Canada 11821 Jacoshenk, Can, 2115 SE 101. Porl1and, Ore, 11641 JumeS. Janicv. 714 SE 11,110 51., College Place. Wash, James. Kenneth 11.. 119 4-4111 Aw. NE. Calgary Alberta. Canada 11641 James K611110111 E., 714 SE Date St..C0110go Flam, Wash. 11261 James LeahKay. 150x 185, Caslmwre. Wash. 11261 James. Thomas, 111. 2, Box 17 1, Baule Ground. Wash. 11821 Janetzko, Jranie. 1502 Hicks Ana, San Jose 25. Calif. 11471 Janke. Bernard. 426 SE 4-111. College Place. W..11. 1161-! Jarboc, B6111. 7-108 3151 Aux, Mansvillv, Wash. 1164! Jarren. Richard. Box 98, Sandmal. New Mex. 11821 Jenicke. Sandra Rt, 2. Box 40. Cheney. Wash. 11261 Jennings. Phylli W Jay EXL. Box 1. Pvmllctnn. Ore. 11471 Jensen. Carol. 1567 Hooker Oak, Chico. Calif. 11821 Jensen, Janice. Haws RL, Box 18, Woodland. Wash. 11821 Jensm, Paul. 214-3 N 117111 51,, Scaltle. Wash. 11821 Jenson, Joseph, 1124 Alvarado Toma. WaIla Walla. 1.1111511. Jepson. 13918111, Rt. 1. Cashmere. Wash. 11641 Johnson. Arno. Rt. 1,, Box 15. Redstone. Mnnt. 11611 Johnson. Betty, 111, 2, Box 280. Banle Ground. Wash. 11821 Johnson. Bill, 635 SE 60111. Apt. 33, Portland 15, Ore, 114-71 Johnson. Brita. 1130 S 2nd. Walla Walla, Wash. 11471 Johnson. Burton. Box 1185. Omak. Wash. 11471 Johnson. Carol. 2000 Market 51.. Chehalis. Wash. 11821 Johnson. Darrell, 1120 SE Dane, College Place, Wash. Johnson, 11mm, 413 Spring. 112111011. Wash, 11471 Johnson. Dolores. Rt, 2, 131m 144-, Silverton, Ore. 11631 Johnson. Duane. SW 6111 8 Cramhiew, College Flare, Wash. 11261 Johnson, Fx'vhn. Box 194, Centralia. Wash, 11831 Johnson, 1 ed, 120 SE 8111 51.. College Place. Wash. 11831 Johnson, Gordon, 724-3 SE Clay, Portland, Ore, 11471 Johnson, Jess, 9029 NE Brazos, Portland 211, Ore. 11261 Johnson. 101m A., S1ar RL, Box 28. Silverlon. Ore. 11651 Juhnson. 101111 rV.. Craigmuul. 1da.1126I Johnson. 101111 11.. 301 NE College PlaL'9. W 11111. 116.3I Johnson. 101012. RI. 3. Box 3 V1i1'1nn-1'1'991xal9r. 0r91 11261 Jol1n50n.JuL1iI11.R1.1.111111 431E1111a.VVa.1h. 11481 Johnson. Ka11 29? 4.3 8111 SVV.1'79d9ral Wa1.Wa.111. 11831 1011111131. Li11da.l204- 1V .V1a1119. Sn01111111i111.W a111. 1183! Johnson. Nanl'1 201.3 NF. 14-81111 P01031111 Ore. I126I Johnson. Paul. 3770 NE 1.31.11 .31.. 59.11119 .33. Wa111. 11831 Johnson. Ralph. 114 SW 10111. Collegc PlacP. VV'11111. 11371 John1nn. Ron. Star RL1 Box 281 Silverton. Ore. 11481 Johnson. S1larr1n.630 SW 1219115. C0119g9 p13l'6. Wash. 1011111011. 5h9rr1,Box 226.11'i11gapor9. .Vlala1sia 116.3I 11111111011. T9111. 12:7119 N1; 19111 11'1..V11nL'0u1'9r. VV'ash. l1831 1011115011. W'aller. Star R1. 31111111101111.1119111831 Johnston. Stan. .320 5 4111 Valla W31111.W'a'1. 11831 101101. Carl. 207 NE 1V 31.. College- Place. W'ash. 116.31 Jones C11arle1.1.aur911mud :V'Lad9n11.Castox1.Or9. 1148'I Jon1'1.Dnr01111. 34253111. Walla Wa11a1VVas11. 1126I .101195.19rr1.-V..111. 11130.1 172. W alla W'alla1 W 211111 11831 1011115. 19111 W'.1 R1. 4. Bux 310. Nampa. Ida. 1183I Jones. Linda1 111. 4. Box 1638. Eugene. Ore. l16.31 Jonf's. Marjorie. Rt. 4. Box 310. Nampa. Ida. 1148I Jones. Rosslyn. 22.3 SW 6111. C0119g9 Place. Wash. 116.31 Jones. 211111111. 44 Riviera CL. 133.1911. W 111.11. 11261 Jnrdan. 5111191. 111. 1. I.a119a119r. Wash. 116.31 Jorgensen. Karl. R1 1. B01 368. TUiPdll. Wash. 1183I Jorgenson. Elaine. Ovando. Vlum. 1183I Judd. N. William. 1616 23111 51.. .V1i111'11uki9. 011-1. 1 1261 K Kamta.Nann1i. Box 1741 L1111a'u1a. Hauaii Kabanuk. Dean. W 3418 111111111an1 Spukane. Wash. 1163I Kack.V1ari11n.Rl.2.Conrad..V10111. 11831 Ka11u1. Claudia. 119n9ra1 D111i1'er1.Calga1r1'. A1119rta. Canada Kapi11g.RiL'11ar1l 230N117. ;D'1'..C11119g9 Placr' Wash. Karlou Edhin 220 V1: .C0111V9P13c9 Wash. 1148I Kam11'. Ro119r1.111 4.130111.3.7C11911111117Was11 11481 K . ' 1'1 19.. PortlamL 0r91 11051 K .1u1'911.11ar411d.43,-. . V511 11V..19 Col19ge P1ace.VVash. 11271 K9111v1. 131111.111. 2 W K9g191'.Car111111..316 1W 1'irst.C0119'gL' P1999. Wash. K9g191. 0111.316 .1'W First. C0119g9 Plare.VVas11. K9g191. V'cm11iL'a1 1112 Fairway 11V19.. Rilz1'i1191 W11.1111 1183I K9g191 Virginia 1112 F21ir11'a1 AVA. 110111119. Wash. 1183I K9i111. Robert. 1111K 86. Nm'a. 01110 1183I K9091. Bruce. R1. 1. Box 171. Wa11a Walla. Wash. 1183I K9091. 1311191. 20.37 SE 1.38111 .-V1'9.1 Purtland. Orv. 11831 K911111'. Leonard. R1. 2. Box 17-96. Durangu. Culo. 116.3I K91111. 5191.9 122.3 Pinkertun V1'..9 E1'.9rr111 W'a1111.ll6.31 K911115151. D1111. 620 SE 8111. C11119g9 P1;11'9.VVa111.1P4 K911111191'9r. Kar1111n. 103 .1'VV 12111. Cullvge P1a1't'.VVa.111. 118-11 Kenda111 Bonniv. 2.3 W Whitman D12. Cnllcg9 PIQCF. Wash. 11481 K911111111. 179111111. .320 SE Date 1419.. C6119v9 P111991 Wash. 1184I K141101111 K9i111 1817 .V1i11r1ar Rd. V19111'0rt110r9. I148I K9r1h.Virginia.6.323171'1. Portland. Ore. l163I K91119r. C11ri.1111p11er.904 . Birch. C11119ge P1am'. W 6111. K911119r. Sid. .323 Corl1911 1.. H0119. BIL. Canada I127I K911119r1 C. V1ic11r191. 762.3 1711.1luria .31.. Dmmvy. Calif. Ki91111a111 51111191: Rt. 2. 811x 291. 13311111 Ground. VV'a111. 118-1I Ki911'. Lorne. 3.33 R1119119rn St. Winniprg 12. .V1m1itr111a.Canada 11481 Kigvr.Rn119r1. 112 'V'E C111313C11119g9 1'1m9 Wa1111.116.3I Kiy11119rl135u1a11.616 1E 60111 1-V'19. Portland Orv. I16.3I Kindopp. Dallas. V915 Apt. 26. College Place. W'a111. 11271 Kinw Richard. 736 Ba1111.VV'a11a Walla.Was11. Ki111191.Ja11199. Rt. 2. an311 Porlland. 01.0 1811 Kinz9r'. Ka111r111. 20.3 N C1111929 .1 9.. Cu119ge Pla1'11.VV'a1'h. 11811 H ' k .C11ar11111. Rt. 2. Box B1119111an.1V111111. 11481 ' ' . hpokane VV'ash. 11841 . . .3811 L111c0111.1pokane.Wash.11651 Kilc11ei1.Sandra.R1. LBox 23.Jackson1'ei11.0re. l1841 Ki1'911. Maurice. 716 SE 4111 $1.. CullegL P1ace.Wash. 11271 Klein. Aud1191'. 21 SW' 4111.C11119g9 Place Wash. l11-8I Klein. 13121111311111.3118 Scenic Vi911uC0119g9 Place.W'as11. K1ug.,101'. 3139 Huelani Dr. H0no1u1u. Hawaii 11841 Knapp. Dnrntha. 228 SW 111. College Place. Wash. Knapp. Ed11ard. 228 SW 111. College Place. Wash. Knauft. DanieI. 2214 B911: Dr.. 011111111111. Wash. 114-91 K119119r.Ralp11. 111.13. K91011118.B.C .anada 11491 K11ig11t.Ceorgia.34-1614 S Tacoma Tacoma.Was11. 1184I K11ig111.Pau1.1274 :V' C171n111n Walla Wa11a.Wasl1.118-1-I Knoche K9n119111. 1018- 19111. Be11inghan1 Wash. 118-14 Know 95. Earle. R1. 1. Box 192A. Gold Beach. Or9. l1-1-9I Knowles, V0n1'a. R1. 1. Box 192A. Cold Beach. Or9. 116.3I Knowles. Wanda. Rt. 1. Box 192A. Cold 13921911. Or9. I127I Knudsen. P9191. 10029-13111 NW. 3931.110. Wash. 118-11 Knutsen. Sandra. 3113-2321111 SW. Ald9ru'vmd VIannr. Wash. 1166I Knutson. Lian9, 3 E Walnut. Walla Walla. Wash. Kohler. Daniel. Bax 233. 51119111. Or9. 1184I Komen.Jud1111.606-161115W. Pu1allup.Wa111. 111-91 Konzack.Ja11. 302 W WhiIman.Cnl19g9 P13C9.Wa.111 1184-1 K0nzack.1ud1.302 W Whilman. College P1399.Was11. I166I Kasitu'ongsakul. Ponlerd. 27 Nomchit Lana Bangkok. Thailand 1184-1 K0511. Eric. 9323 King G90rg9 H11'1..Nur111 Surrey. 131C. Canada 1166I Krahn. Patricia. Colleg9 Av .. 1 nguin. Calif. Krampert.Pau1. 1734-7111 A19. Kenosha. W'isc. 11271 Krause. Lorraine. A1013. BC... Canada 11271 Krau19.V'9ra. KL 1. Box 60.139111191'..V'. Dak. 118-14 Krenzler.Shirle1'. 132-9111 Auburn. Wash 1184-1 Krimshein. Larry. Straun. katch911a11. Canada 11491 Kroschel. Kraig. 2537-4111 . Boulder. C0141. 11661 Kruger. Budd1. .318 C1199r1 9 Dr.. Crandview. Wash. 1184-1 Kruger. Ric11ard1 102 NE D' 11.. C0119ge Place. W'ash1 11491 Kruger. Ruby. 102 NE D 51.. College Place. Wash. 1184I Kruger. Roger. 102 . 'D 51.. College Place. Wash. I166I Kurlz. Pat. Rt. 2. Box 265C. Battle Ground. Wash. 1166I L Laabs. Car1. R1. 2. Box 663.019111an1.0r11.1166I Laabs.LL111nard.V911.-111V 1. 2 71 College P1ace.WaS11. 11271 LaFounlaine. Ann. R! 2. Box 232. W'alla Walla. W8111. 11841 Lall. B9rnard. College Heights. Vlberta. Canada I139I 1.11111 Crccta1 26 SE 4111. C0119g9 Plact'. Wash. 11371 LaVIare1L1'.1111 R1. 1. Box 84.K91011ikan..rV1aska 118.3I Lambert.1'71111ard.5urge Narro111.B.C..Ca11z1da I137 I 1.3m119r1.1':i169n..1urg9 Narro111. B.C.Ca11a11a 11491 Lan1119r11111..101m .323 SE Birch Colleg9 PlaL'9.VV a.111.1138I LamberlmL 1.0119111 .304 51:7. 4111 511. C0119g9 1313 .. W'ash. 1149I Lamberton. L1nda. Sunny L Ranch. Brewster. W1 h1 l1661 Landoni. Linda1 1717 Stuart 51.. W'al1a W1111a1 Wash. 1.1111191 Harriett. 832 E 2nd SL. .VIchinm'ille. Or9. l18.3I Langbchn. Kathleen. 9003 Andrew 51.. Spokane. Wash. 11661 Larsen. K. Richard. 2908 SW 11511191. PendlL'Um. Or9. 1166I Larsen. Sandra. 2908 SW Hailm. Pendleton. Ore. l18.3I Larson. Rosemary. W'ishram. Wash. l18.3I Lauren. Kenneth 3340 Academy Din. Auburn. Wash. 118.31 La11'11011. Judi1 360 V1011n1ig111 A19. SE. Salr'm. Ore. 118.3I Lawson. Sheila. RI. 1. Box 312A. Walla VV'allu. W'as11.118.3I Leaming. Norma. 3813 Gull Harbor 1111. Olympia. W'a'sh. 1167I Learned. James 2.3470 C019 51.. Loma Linda. C3111. 114-9I Leathers. Anita. 201 NE D 51.. College Place. Wash. 1167I L9d119119r. June. Box 191, Redmond. Or9. 1127I L99. Carol. 601 S 12111 51r991.Su11111si119.W'a.1h.114-9I L99. NoeL 166 Jalan Bukit Bin1a11g1Kua1a Lumpur Malaysia l149I Lee.T11nmaS 600 SW 3rd.C0119 L- Plac9.VV11511.1149I Lefever.Jeannen9.10.2.8011 290 Springfidd O19. I127I LeFore. Carul. R1. 1. Box 201A2. .VIilton-Frrmater. Ore. Lanre. Linda. R11 1. Box 201142. 1V1illL1n-171'11911'at9r. Orv. 118.3I Lemon. 11111911111 83-4111 51.. Berrien Springs. .VIiL'h. 11-19I 1.91101 Roy. 1828 E 9111. T116 Da11651 Or9. 118.3I Leonard. Linda. 16 N13 Birch. $421 Co1lr'g9 1318691 W'a111. 1149I Leone. Frank. West 119catu1'. Penn. 118:3I Le119119n. Deana. 938 E Hill A191. Moses Lake. Wash. Lewis. Gail. 226 SE 11111 51.. College Place. Wash. 11851 Lewis. Janet. 740 N13 :7131'11. Apt. 14. 13011131111. Or9. 11851 1.91911. Linda. 607 Lakeside. Corur L1'A19119. Ida. ' . Wayne. 1916 Auburn A1121, Auburn. Wash. 11671 Lie. Kiem-Loan. Dj. .Vlcrdeka 67. Medan, Sumatra. Indonesia 1149I Lin. Ra1111011d. 27.3 Des Voeux R11.C9111ra1.11011g Kong l1491 Lincoln V11911. 11.3 Crnu'fom. 141112111011 Or9. Li11d9111z1n.Kal111.21 l3 111A1c..K91chika11. :Vla1ka 118.31 Lindgrcn, Eric. 492 Park Ave... Eug911e.0r9. 1127I Lindgren. Paul. 492 Park A19. Eugene. 0111. 1149I Lingscheil. 1191911. Rt. 1. Blk. 16. Box 268. Pascn. Wash. 118.3I Link. W. Dennis. R1. 2. Box 80. Colfax Wash. 1127I Liske. Marjori9, 419 SE 6111 51.1Culleg9 P111911. W'ash. Little. R. Chris. 1716 .VIcK zie 139111ng11-a111.Wa.111.118.71I Littlejohn. Lorraine. Bo ' 7 Li1119j61111. Robert. Box 7 '1 Littler. Judy. Box 296. Tro1.1da. L101'd.Joan. Box 573.13pringf19111.0r9.11671 Lnr1a111.Czuol1'11 14810Cr991111'ood .rV19. N. 139111119 33.Wa.111. l167I Ludahl.Jin1.1481061991111'0011A19..5931119 33. Wash. 11671 Logax111i111 Richard. 763 01911 Cn't'k 1111.. Salem. Ore. 1167I Long Don. 1964 Arlington. Indr-pendence. V10. 1149I Long 1.0121 1.99. 610 S Cr1119g9 .1V19.. College Place. Wash. 1149I Lonnstrom, Donald. 119 SW 6111 .31.. College Place. Wash. 1167I Lento, Ben. 27 SW 15 ;. College Place. Wash. 11491 Loreen. Robert. 1602 Guodnin PL. PPndK'lOn. Ore. 118.3I Lorenz. Dan. 4738 NE F'land91'1. Portland Ore. 118.3I 1.01911, Neva. 117-18 Rix'ii'ra P1. 315. 59211116. VV'11S11. 11671 Lowry. Martha. 717 E 34111 A19. Spokane, Wash. Il67I 1411111911. Da1'id.2018 1rui11a191 111111111411 W7a111 Il-1-9I Luvaas.1.inda.324 SE 12111 51. Co 1909 let'. W .111. 118.31 1.1 ons. 111111519119. 37 6 .1 Palous9 VV'a11a Walla. W 21111. M MacDonald. Gordon. College Heiglns. 1V1b9r1a. Canada VIaCDuHie. Jane. Box 1022. Helena. .Vlonl. I18.3I 311.1991 Jerr1. Rt. 1. Eagle. Ida. 114-9I .VIachadn. Yvette. Box 168-.1V. Captain Cuok. Kona. Hawaii 11281 1V1aL'K911zie. Edward ' 7 SW 61111 College Place. Wash. 11671 .VIacK9nzie. Susan. 5W 6111. C01Iegc Place. Wash. 118:3I .VIacLean. Robert. 3027 16111 P1309. For911 Grm'e. 019. .VIaginnis. .VIili. Box 109.31 Oakland. Calif. .VIagnuson. 1211. Box 386. E11dic11111 W' . . l128I .VIagsulil Linda. 212 Chase 51.. 52119111. 0m. 118.3I .V1ai9r.1391'9,rl1'.RL 1. Box 770.Crt15w91110r9.1128I 1VIai9r.Du.1.1 81.1.1361 770. CrL'111'9.ll 019.11.301 V1a11191. Oran. 11.7 SW 9111. C01lego P1ac9.Wasl1. VIark. Carole. Box 29.Wai111analo.Ha11'aii 11671 Marriott. Linda. Box 14. Hw1. 99 N. Glennak. Or9. 118.3I Marsh. Alvin. Rt. 1. Box 40. Wailsburg Wash. I18.3I .V1ar511. Charles. .311 W' W'hitman DL. College P1ac91 Wa111. 118.31 1V1ar1in. Carol. 7307 176111 51. SW Ednmnds. Wash. l186I Martin. R11s9111ari9. White Salmon. Wash. 1186I Martin. Ray. Box 437. 51191111. Mont. VIartin1 W'a1ne. Ligh111ouse Road. N911 Victoria. Nma Sr'utia1 Canada Martin. VV'ilIiam. 220 1V College Aux. erI. - 0. C111l9g9 13199.81 W'ash. .VIartinsr'rL John. 414.3 631d .31.. W'nodsidc 77. '911' York 1150I .VIartinsum W'. Dean. Box 3.31. Cull9g9 Place. Wash. 11.301 .VIasl9rjo11n. David. Box 14-41 Dux'all. Wash. 11.30I .VIast9rs. S11ar1'n. 621.3 N Elgin 51.. 5110111111119 16. Wash. 11281 .V1a111911's. Dennis. 1333 Monroe. Walla Walla. Wash. 1186I .V1a111i959111 Judith. 90.3 SE 68111 A19. Portland. Ore. l186l 1VIu111i919n. Nelson 220 N College Ann. College Place. Wa111. V1111111911's. 631111. 912 1V 28111. 130119. 111111 l1861 V1111111i999n. 1111111. 6010 N1.Fla11d9r1 V111. $3131 Portland. Orv. 1186I 1V1ax11911. P1111111.44241'..1'111119 F9 .1'1..Ri1'9r1111nk. Calif. V1311. 1101:1118. 1301911 Piun9r-r.Ca111 1167 I .VIt' ar1ne1.111111a111a.-1223V VVa511i11g1111111'p11kelnt' VVa1h. V1L'Co1'. J9rr1. 778 4111 1 .11011i519r.C211if. V11'C119s1191.11011911.111.2. 110x 237.1;asmn.0n1.11281 V11C011na1'11i9..1a1119.1.V'911.V111s.12.3.C0119g91'1111'9.VV.a.111. l1.30I V11Co11n.Ca1111119.n Rt 2.Wai1.111urg Wash. 311C111. Susan. 111. 1. Box 229- D2. V11111111-1'7r99111111'r1 01'9. .VIL'Culle1. D319. 220 .V' C0119g9 A19. College P1399. Wash. 1186I McDonald. Enid. 7207 220111 SVV'. 13111111111115. Wash. 11861 .V11',Donald. Eugi'ne. 7207 220111 SW1 11111111111111. Wash 1150! .VIL'Dougal. Barbara. 12.39 1.311r9n99 .1'1.. Euguw. Or91 I186I VIn'Dougal. Carolyn. 4.333 Fox 111111011 1111.. Eug9n9. Or9. 11861 .VIL'Dougal. Virginia. 12.39 Lawrenvm 1;ugcn9.0re.l1861 1VICD0W1 Marilyn. .31 3 N Keller R11..11'p0kar19 VVash.11671 McDow. Ronald. 427 SE Birch. College P111139. VV' . 11.301 McGhee. Jeanette. 24 W 1i1111a11 Dr.1 College P111911. 'W'a111. 11281 VIL'C1199. W'illiam. 24- W' W'hitman DR. College Plactn Wash. 11861 McCilI. Lloyd. Nalos Landing. 51111111 111191. B.C.. Canada 01001011119111 11111111 611 SW Bade. College P111991 Wash. 11861 McKinney. James. Rt. 3. 13r1z1n1 A19. Wana Walla. Wash. McKinney. T6111. Bonnets 1 9rr1'. Ida. 1V1:'1.eod. A1. 616 S College .1V1'9.. C0119g9 Place. Wash. 11281 .V191.end. .Vluricl1 R1. 3. Armstrong. BC. Canada 1128I ML'N191 Sherrie. 601-1- 51: 131111101. Portland 1.3. Or9. McKae. Wilma. 1119 SE Birch. C01l9ge Place. W71'1.1h. 1150i .VIcVa1'1 Bill. 2 1 VI .11. Cottage Grove. Ore. 11.301 V111c11ling.1111111110911 Dl'l. 0rr16110.1da. 11861 VIrckling.1'orr9sL1-131 Cen'lral. College P111199. Wash. l128I V1Pdca11.VV'.Ja11195 119 N V c19r.Spuka119 67. Wash. VIm1luck.D11'igh1.V'z'1s.th.1.:2.C0119ge PlaL'9.VV'as11. 1128I 319111511. 119rman. 1'11. 2. 80x 76. W'alla VV7'a11a1 Wash. 11281 .V11'11'111'1'1'. Dmnis. R1. 2 11111 66. .VIillun- Freeu'ate'r. Ore. 1186 V1911arr1'1 Roger. 10' .Coll9go Place.Wa.111. V19111111g. Gary. 31-1- ColIegc Place. VV 11.111 1186I Moidinger. Dar11. 02 Laun'lhurst Dr..Spokax19.VVas11. 1167I .leidiuger. Dennis. 7.302 Laur9111ur51 111.. Spokane. Wash. l1.30I Vleru'r. P9nn1'. 2.311 W Cloaru'aten K91111911ick1 Wash. l186I Vierklin. Linda. 31.3 13W Bade. C0119g9 Place. Wa1h. 1167I .VIFssinger. Barbara. Box 218. Plenummd. Mum. 11671 V111ssil1g91'. VIarie. Oak11ur11. Calif. 1129I V191er.1ud1. 111. 1. Eu 310. .vV1ba111'1 Or9. 1186I .V1ic119159n1 Lam 1.31 W'allacb R11. Woudhnd. Wash. 11861 1VIi191. Carul. 290. .1' Patlnsnn. Klamath Falls. Ore. l1.30I 1VIi1L'1. Dawn. 230 W VV'11i1ma11. College P113991 W'as111 11671 V1i11ar111 VV'i11ia111. 108 NE '11713 .Co110g9 Wave. VV'ash. 11.301 .VIillvr. Jerr1. 626 1E 4111. C11119g9'nPlaL'1 Wash.1129I 1VIi1ler. Phyllis. 1 N College :V' .Coll9g9 Place. VV 11.111. 11861 Miller, R. l.auree.RL3.130x 1 3..V11111111-1'7r9911a191. Ore. Milk. Virginia. Rt. 4. Box 282. Hood River. Or9. I167I V1i11L19n.Car01.111119111'00L1.VV'as11.11.30I Minor. Duane 382 .Washington.10r11a11d.01'9.1186I 1VIik'11911G11'n.111 2.1391 220. VVa11a VVa11a. Wash. 11861 3111119111911. Carol. Box 2.8. .VIilo1 Or9. 1186I Vlittleider. E1oi19. Box 7281 Bur191'. Ida. I167I V1111191d9r1 Joe. 1310 1111111111011 51.. Bellingham. W'11zi11. 11671 V1illloi119r. LorrainP. 1310 11u11111011 5.1.1 13911111g11a111. VV'a111. l167I .V1011r. Jan91. Kl. 1. Box 146. Prosser. Wash. l1861 .VInhr. 101111. Rt. 1. Box 146. Presser. Wash. 11671 .V1r111r1 L119. 323 NE 221111. Portland 12. Ore. 11671 .Vloline. Con11i9. RI. 1. Box 319-1V P91110910 . Or9. 11861 1VInm111 .-V111und1 9.31313 E 4111. Spokane. Wash. 11681 Monks. C1. 3014 C119r 110quia111. W'ash. I150I .VIn111g01119r1. 101m. 131.3 SE 31111 51.. Portland. Ore. 11681 VInmly. Frank. Dillingham eraska Moody. 511111. Aleknag 2111-111 11.31I Moovrs. Kar911. 413 S7 IYV.W10111'UL.VV'331L 1186I V160r9. Bar111n.109 .V' C01 g9 V1'..9 C0119g9 Place. Wash. 11681 Moore. Janet. R1. 1. Box 379.H9r111i110n. Or9. V1611r91 K911119111. 49 SE 10111 51.1 College Place. Wash. Vloorc, Pat. 1.370 Baulan. T101. .VIiL'11. 11.31I Morgan. Charlmle. 670 411111111 Lane. Junction C111. Or9. 11291 1V1011'i.11 Dick. RI. 2. 317. B91111. Or9. I168I Harri Tana. Box 667. Madras. Ore. 11861 .VIon'ison.Pau1 1160 Poplar. 11191111111011. Or9. 1168I V16191.Ca1'01.3904 N17. 421111 :V1'e.. Punland 131 0191 11861 1V1u11111uD0uglas 20.3 10111 51.. 6111411211111. Or9. 11.31I .VIunro. VIargar9l. 20-17 Harris. Richland. Wash. VIunrue. Darrell. 1309 S C0119g9 .1V19.. College Place. Wash. 11.311 .VIunrutn Thomas R1.2.130X 4.33.VV'al1a W'a11a1 W'ash. 11.301 .VIurp111. Nanc1.104 E 12111 51..C01111g9 P1a99. Wash. I187I .V1urra1'. W'aller. 3201.V1kin.1 Dr..V1aCun. Ca. I187I V11L1rs. Ruh9r11 9.11.1 SW 80111. Por11a11d 23. 019. ll87 N Na11191111119191111. 102.3 9111 .31.. Wc11atc11991 Wash. 1187I Wanele.C1luCk. 1702 SW'thdWin. Pendlelon. Orv. 11.711I .Vakaniura1 S1'l1'ia1 1023 V'uung 51.. Honolulu. Hawaii 11871 Naluai. Richard. 4 .3 Pikoiloa PL. K311901191. Hawaii 11871 N911. Bernie. 19.31 r91111n9. Olympia. Wash. N9110n. C119r11. 1363.3 1317. Sherman Dr.. Portland 3. Or9. X9110n. C11uck1 Rt. 11 Walla Walla. Wash 11871 X9116n. 199111. 1720 SE 16211L1 1-V1'91. Portland. Ore. N9511111 :V11ila .3202 R019 V'a1191' R11. K9110. VV'ash. 11681 Neufr'ld. Shir 91'. 602 191193011 .1119. Tuppenish. Wash. 11681 1V9u191d. Timothy 70.3 La11g191 Dr1. Silver Spring. .Vlar1land l1511 N9u11'9r. Lnuis9. 732.3 SE 19111. Ponland. 019. I131I N9u1191. David. 94-13 Camnn Kd.1 Pu1'a11up. Wash. 11.311 Roster continued Neus!91.Greg. 9413 Canyon 1111.. Puyallup, Wash. 11871 ch9s, L21V01111e, 45-446 1111121911 31., Kaneohe. Hawaii 11511 Wewma11,1uan11a, R1 .5, Box 9251Bre1ner1011, Wash. 11871 Newlo 111eod0r9, 711 C0p11911Wa11911urg, Wa sh Nichols W19r1111, 26 SW 8111 St. C0119ge 1112199.WVash11151,1 Wicke11, 110111 204- 12111., C0119g9 P1ac.c Wash Nielsen. Judith, Sp r Memorial College, Aundh 1111.. Caneshkhind, Poona 71011121 11681 Woah, Nnrman, .3367 Kaimuki A1',1: Honolulu, Hawaii 11871 N091.111111ar11.111 WV W111m1an1Colleg9 P1ace,Wash. 11511 Nnr1110n,S111r1.1' 110x 424.C011sort,1W11:91'1a,Canz1da 11291 .W0rris.G:11alene1111. .'1., Box 611, Milton-Frce11'12ucr Ore 11871 Nor1hr11p1Vi1'g1nia. 7916 NE 961h A1e.1Vm1cuuv1:r, Wash. 11291 Nor1011,111ar111'11. .315 SW 6111. C0119ge Place, Wash. 11511 Woycs. 14111111111.2.13011158117aston10r9. 11681 O O'Brien. Nora. 12' SW 4111 S111C0119ge 111.399, Wash. 116111 Ochs. 111011, 10.3 WV 5111, Cul19ge 1112109, WV21511.11511 085111 C21m1. 211 W 11911911 011111211 Ida. 11681 Ogd9n, Lee. 60.5 118111 51. .1 Tacoma, Wash. 11681 Ogre , 1191911., 22865 SW Johnson SL. Aloha. Ore. 11871 Oksenhnh. Er1i11g1, 9011 Carlos 1112., Great Falls, M11011 11871 O'Lvnnir-k, James, 110x 136. McBride, B.C.. Canada 11871 011911111911. Lcs. Box 136., . uBride. 11117.1, Canada 0119111 11011. Box 1113. 0111'91'1, 11. 1 Canada 11871 011115191111. 1111111901111. 81.1.3101 131.3. C011112111191,WV21511. 11681 0159111, 1101191011 1101; 659, Mavaguez, Puerm 11190 015011, Ar1,13.10 SE 1110211111211 C0119ge 1112199. Wash. 11681 015091 192019119, 13011 .37. Matsqui. BC. Canada 11511 01.90911K911119111.40111511101151 WW'enatc11991WVasl1111291 Orsbul'n, 11119k. 27131 Wnrman 111:, 1501.991, 111.11 11871 Orser, 1191111911, 13011 307., Miranda, Calif. 11681 011111211111, D3191 32.321 Cedar Av91. L1'm1'0011, Calif. 11871 0.91:1:rn91 .W11ke1 111111; WV Yakima A1'e.., Yakima. Wash. 11871 091100 Selsuko. 1610 McGrew Lane, 1'101101u1u, 1121112111 Robert. 110x 768. 011121k. Was1'11118111 1211'01, 103 SW 4111 S1 Collcge P1a1:e,WVa.9h. 01191'. 111119112191. 103 SW1 4111 SL. C011eg9 Place, W'ash. P Painter. Barry, Rt. 1. Box 520., Cr919111'1:11. Ore. 11881 P31111113, L951' 11011 1 ., Der11'e111, Alberta. Canada. l1511 Palmer. G9ra111, 64121 . 1W'101'1'190n. 1101119111111 Ore. Pahnen 101191121. 636 SE 46111 :W1e.. Portland 61 Ore. 11511 P13111199 Stanley 636 SE 46111 1W1'9... 110111211111 6. Ore. l1881 Pampaian, She 63119 S 141121 ' , 119911191. Calif.11881 Park. 101121111911. 211 E C9111r ulherlin. Ore. 11881 Parker. 13111., 1111 11 Bonners F919 Ida. 11881 Park911C11 681.36 S Alaska. 1219011121. Wash. 11881 Parkm, 1111 111.110111191'9 191'r1'. Ida. Pa1'kcr1 111., 4211 SW 7111. C0119g9 P1399.WW:1.911. 11511 Park91.WV1nslo11. 1015 11 ,1ar1L'111919r, Nalinnnl C111', C21111.11881 P91019111 Barbara R1. 2. Box 142. 3801111 Ore. 11511 1121111119191 109. 1014- SW F1 r. 19911111910111 019. 11881 Patchon, Gary. 10011 N W99 1m. Wenatchm. WVa.911.1110181 P3111900. 119111191, 2008 WE Airport R1111 110.99burg. Ore 11291 Paulsnn. Durccn. 110x 207., Springf191d101'9. 11511 P31119. 1411911119., 1111 21 110.11 1.WW'OOI111UFH.OT6. 17211111100121. Rt. 24 Box 14- W911H11u1g. 01.9 11511 11211119. 112111111111. Box 1.3 A.Eug9119.01'9.11881 Pearson. 1199, 430i'14C9111r9 Sl.N.Ca1g21r11Al119r111. Canada 11691 P99111121111. 11011119. 109 SE 3r11,C0119ge P13091W'a511.11691 P919191 W9al, 127 SW 61h, C0119g1': Place, Wash. 11511 P9111. 191119.13 130x 495. 1.11.91121111. Or91 11311 Perry, James. R1. 7 Taylor 1111., K910111121. BC... Canada 11881 119191191 Warren. 319 NW B SL, C0119g9 P121991 Wash. 11291 P91919911. Carul. 628 L111c0ln, Walla Walla1, Wash. Peterson, Carl, 4-737 LaSierra 1119.1 LaSierra, Calif. 11521 139191290111 Rod1191'1 148-4- WW 7111., Seattle. Wash. PfeiRer. 11111112117805 SE 1121111101110. Portland, Ore. 11291 PHugra11,L9ster,109 NE C St.,C0119ge Place, Wash. 11691 P1051.1a111cs, NE A St. C11119g9 P1319, Was11111521 1 Alice, 21 WVan '1'11'0 1W1'1:.. Singapore 13.1W1a1a1510 11291 Willi21111,1936 Auburn Ave. Au11ur111Was11. 11881 Pierce.Cher1'19, 5114- Mountain V1e11uC0119gc Place, Wash.11691 Pier99,11111:hael. 80'1CrescentDr..Gmndvie11.Was11. 11881 P191'c9. John. 109 SE 10th, Cullege Place. Wash. Pifer. Brenda. 1111 21 Box 212-A1 B31119 Ground. Wash. 11371 P1191, Eleanor. Rt. 21 Box 29.5. 11211119 Ground. W35111 11691 P1111, 110111121. 21.32 Chrisella R11 N1'1,Pu1'a11up.W'as11. 11691 171119.118y111on11,11114113011 4011, Wapato, Wash. 11881 1511913112119, 10676 Cardcna A19. Loma 11101121011111 11691 P1119r,1-1a10n.4451 Marvaez 1199991111 Victoria. B.C. Canada P1111121n,S11ar611.111 2 Box 2111. Au1:u1'11.,Cz1111 11691 P111,Joam19,. 5.353 R059 Va111:1' R111. K9190 Wash.11881 Poirier,Richard.Rt.1.A1'111.91m11g.,11.C1, Canada 11521 P0p1119well111arr13408 S 10111. Walla Walla.Was11. 11881 Porter1Laurice1l1ox 5761 111g11lan111119rm1510n.019. 11291 P0115, 1391.91. 111 3,11011.531W1111011-Fr9011'aler1,Ore.11691 P011'.911 L11111311766 E 131119.011111111a1WV219h.11881 P9y.119r Cora 111211191111. 2 11011 31A, 11911151011111 Mom. 11881 Pra1111r11099p11.11nx 24., C11119g9 P1ace,Was11111291 P1199. Barbara11492 N11da A19..1W111u111a1n V1911. Ca1if. 11881 P11C91Car01. 6114- 8911.5110kz1119. Wash Price1Wz11ne, Rt. 1. Box 516. Hamburg, Perm. 11881 P11911ard1Pa1119111, 20024- Pa1a11ne W15921111e,Wa911 Pride,1unc, 11L 1. Box .5. K91111911'ick.W215h.11881 Proctor, 1111111111 9201,13 SF. Date S11.C0119ge 1112199., Wash. Prout, Norma, H15m11u1u, Hawaii Puen, Roy, 1399 Manu-Aloha. Kailua1 Oahu, Hawaii 11371 0 Quackenbush. Don, 205 NE A5111, C10119ge P112199. W'ash. 11391 Quads, 1101121111., Rt. 11 150x 103.W401211121,0re. 11381 Qua119y,C1arol1 108 SW 9111 SL1 C0119ge Place1Wash.11321 Qualley. 1199111108 SW 91h St..C0119gc P111991 Wash. 11521 R Radford. L051191 109 N1 . 1111911., College P121119, Wash. 11521 Radke, Allen. 224 NE 28th. Portland, Ore. 11.521 Radke. Ruben, 224- NE 28111., Portland. Ore. 11881 1121111113, W111119r. 2207 E 261h 51.. Vancouver, WVash. 11521 Randolph, Barry. Sittner 119111. Walla Walla College, College P121951 Wash. 11371 Rasmussen, Car01. 91411 11055 Station 1111., 5911215101101, Calif. 11691 Rasmussen Ethel. Box 3.5. Spangle, Wash. 11881 Rasmussen. Jeanne. K901112119, North Dak01a l1321 11215110199911, 101111, K911111ar91, Worth Daknta 11891 Rector, James, 707 SE 111rL-11, A111 W11, C011ege 1112109., Wash. 11521 Redmer. Arlene. Box 26 Che9h1 0r9. 11321 Ree, Marlis. R1. 6., 61911111 . 1W11m121na 11691 R99, T0111, 111. 6., G191111i1'e. W1011121na 11891 Reed, Arthur. 1927 NE 11121111 Ava, Portland 20, Orc. 11691 119111111g. P1111115, 4-825 11211191'R11.1W1'1.Sa19m. 019,. 11521 I191mar1n1, 10g9r1 1131111191.! Montana 11891 Reimann. 1nda, Box 163. La!111:9,r1. W10n1ana 11891 11910191160011, Box 1441, Fair116111. Wash. 11891 1191m9h9, T111131 Box 462., Rutland. 8.0. Canada 11521 Reiswig, Donn, 24 NF D St, College P1399, Wash. 11911911115. Gl9n. 314 S A SL1 Cnllege P1ace1 Wash. 1191511115. K9111191h1 1961' E A11191'. Walla WValla. WVash. 11891 119is11'1g. Larry. 620 Eris 1. Walk: WVa11a. WVash. 11891 119111991119r. 1101111111, 1111111'r Columbia A1'm19m1'. Spangle, W'ash. 11891 l1911schler1 1101'111119a, 11111191 Columbia 119211191111. Spangle. Wash. 11321 119n11ro1 Richard. Wash. C011f1 of SDA1 4414 Woodland Park A1'e.. 592111119. Wash. 11891 11909111 Y1'onn91 24- Sunn1 Drive. Cnl1cge Place, Wash. 11891 Rollig. T1111, R11 5. B0x 12., Spokaue1 WVash. 11691 1191'110111911'1ar11et, 128Cas921119. Wal1a W'alla1WX721511. 1191'11911119112111199. 619 SW 211115111Colegc: 1119199, Wash.1152,1 1111,.9 11211111, Box 613111211111511ngIsland.WVa.911 11521 11ichar1150111101111111'. 110x 154. W1912111119, Wash. 11891 1119h9r1, Rhonda. W 2614 V151 Spokane, Wash. 11891 Richman, James, 210 SE 21111 51.1 College Place. Wash. Richtcn David, Bax .3951 Alamogordo. W. Wlex. 11891 Rickabv, P211, 4718 Ocean Beach 111111. L011g1'1911'. Wash. 11691 1119191,L1:11ny, 26 SW 111111 51.. 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Sanford.19a11n19.Spm1g19.WVash.11531 S2111199.WW11113r11 .515 SW 20111. P911111910n. Ore. 11691 San11'11 Wan1'1. 2878 NW Cumhorland, Portland, Or91 11691 53119.9. 1111ug,2930 51' Balfour, 1'0r112111d1011'. l1331 Schaefcr. Paul. 110 E Whitman. Collego, Place. Wash. Schafer. Carr01. Rt. 1, Tees, Alberta. Canada l1331 Schafur, Robert, 128 SW 151 SL1 C0119ge Place1 Wash. 11531 Schaf1ner180111, 1016 Taylor Av .., Cottage Grove. Ore. 11691 Scl1er9sk1'. Carol, 550 SW 3rd 511, College P1399. Wa9h. 11331 39111131119991, WVarren. Rt. 21 Box 262,1382119 Crounl1,Wa.911. Sc111ah1,1'9rry11111 1.Box9zW,7111a111Wash. 11691 Schlenk9r1Vern, 5528 Winding Way, Car111ic11z191,Calif. 11901 Schmied99kamp. Ash19y 8011.174, Lake Osweg0101'e.11691 Sch119pl11n.139111.109 N E1111 Av9., Gran111'ie111WVash. 11701 59110911111111 Cherie, Box 421 15111119011. 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W'Vash1 11941 Index A Academic Departments ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 Activities ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 201 Administration 18 Administration Building ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 Advertisers ..... 269 Aerial View of Campus Aleph Cimel Ain Banquet Aleph Gimel Ain Open House: Amateur Hour ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 207 Art 26 ASWWC ,,,,,,, . 92 ASWWC Hike ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 204 Athletics ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 195 B Basketball ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,, , Biblical Languages Biology ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Board of Trustees ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Business and Economics ,,,,,,,,,,, ,W C Campus Day ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 224 Chemistry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 Chorale .......... ............ 64 College Bakery 104 College Bowl , ,,,,, 222 College Church ........Vm256 College Dairy ,,,,, 108 College Day ,,,,,, 223 College Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111 College Press ,,,,,,,,,, 117 College Seal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 College Store 118 College Upholstery 118 College Place Bindery ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 105 Collegian, The .............. 96 Conard Hall 238 Conard Life 238 Concert Band 68 Construction , 106 Dedication Education ..... Engineering English ,,,,,,,,,,, Epilogue F Faculty Roster ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Farm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 109 Food Service Football ,, Freshman Portraits Golf 111111 Graduate Division , Graduate Portraits . Graduation 111111 Health and Physical Education ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, History, Political and Social Science ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Home Economics Hour of Charm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Industries . In Memoriam Industrial Education ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55 Journalism V Junior Portraits ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 140 Kellogg Hall Kretschmar Hall ,, Library ,, , , Married Students Life ,, Midwinter Event Missionary Volunteer Society , Modern Languages Mother- Daughter Bruncii Musical Revue ,,,,,,,,,,, Nurses Home ,, Nursing Students; Life ,,,,, Omicron Pi Sigma Banquet P Physical Plant Service ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 112 Physics ..... 70 Ping-Pong ...... 197 Portraits ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 119 Postgraduate Portraits ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 138 Prologue ., 4 R Rogers School ,,,,,,,, School of Nursing 11111 School of Theology ,,,,, Secretarial Science Senate Senior Portraits Senior Recognition Day Single Village Students Life ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 233 Sittner Hall 243 Sittner Life 243 Softball ,,,,,,,,,,, 200 Sophomore Portraits 157 Speech ,,,,,,,,,, , 75 Sports Social ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 215 Spring Activities ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 216 Spring Fair ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .218 String Orchestra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 66 Student Administration 91 Student Association Center . Student Life ,,,,,,,,,,,, Student Roster Summer Senior Portraits Table Of Contents ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 Tennis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 197 W Week of Prayer, Fall ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 208 Week of Prayer, Spring , m . .. Week Of Prayer, Student ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 213 Whogs W ho ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 226 Winter Activities ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 210 4666 COLLEGE PRESS LITHO MmWAmeAvn,,xm meme m e v3.'?i.$$$'ll. Mountain Ashh Advertisers Initially this year, the advertising section of the MOUNTAIN ASH was every October. The Change was designed 10 beneht both advertisers placed in, the sHllash, Walla Walla College student directory published and students. This page is the permanent record of those sponsorse Full Page College Laundry and Dry Cleaners Mira Dae Studio College Place Bindery North Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists College Press Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Loma Linda University Walla Walla College Half Page Andrews University Bob and Ronas Barbershop College Dairy College Store Harris Pine Mills Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital Pacific Press Publishing Association Review and Herald Publishing Association Searlehs Lowrey Organ Studio Upper Columbia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Walla Walla Motel Association Washington Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Quarter Page B0 Sancois Barbershop Central Pharmacy Columbia Rural Electric Association, Inc. Crescent Manufacturing Co. Edhs Market Groseclose Mortuary Hallmark Apartments Leehs Motel Miller Supply Milton Nursery C0. Montana Book and Bible House National Bank of Commerce, Walla Walla County Branch NuVita Foods Portland Sanitarium and Hospital Sears Roebuck and C0. Sporleders Tallmanhs Dru Walla Walla College Food Service Walla Walla General Hospital Whitman Manor One-Eighth Page Bee Hive, The Builders Block Co. Inc. CampbeIYS Industrial Cleaning, Inc. Carl Heid's Auto Repair Service Cash Grocery College Bakery College Place Heating and Sheet Metal Cumming. Scott Athletic Supply, Inc. DeWitt Funeral Home Eldon Varies Chevron Service Eldon Vories Motors Hobart Food Preparing Machines JacquelinEs Jaynes Business Machines Johnsonhs Barbershop KGTS-FM Key City Cleaners Marsh Radio Mode OyDay Modern Cafe Modern Floors Montgomery Ward Morrison Supply Northwest Coins and Stamps. Inc. O'Cons Flowers Prompt Cleaners Rogers Bakery Schmidts Sanitone Cleaners Sherwood and Roberts, Inc. State Line Furniture Village Beauty Shop Wadas Thriftway Walla Walla City Bus Lines Walla Walla Motor Supply Western Auto Williams Lumber Company Wilton Shoe Store Epilogue continued . . . H 0w children grow and hope and turn their hope into reality. and when you graduate you How everyone all over the spin- only step from one school into ning world goes to college, really, another. . . , L121! 1.. 43x.2.w1. v 3 ' k:- X1 2'1ng x? x2 5: t? wk? . 6??