Western Oregon University - Yearbook (Monmouth, OR)

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' -fm.-.-:I H s Tv' ' 5-' 5 ,155 ' J' b 7 9,221 . 2 '22:1 '1 ff' '-7 'fsills -5 12 fp-' 1C Q- F , 1' 'Ffids-.11 , 1.- Wv ,yi QV, 1, gag f Af' ,Q , wx :',1 sr? 'F 4 I 4 f. If 1 . i as - ' 3.- I: Af .- V , ! , , N Dedication N HHHHN !UW,,mm N Jliffiigl ' WH' ii w ix i H g fl Mrs. Virginia Stump Dean of Women, 1951-53, 1958-1961 There are no words which have given such untiring sei lege of Education. As an expres staff of the 1962 Grove wish to' tion' this record of a year's ae1 Florence Hutchinson. Dedication ress our feelings for two who d loyal devotion to Oregon Col- our love and appreciation, we the e with humble and sincere devo- Mrs. Virginia Stump and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Hutchinson Associate Professor of Music, 1929-61 Ima Mater Liueg OCE, 172 majefty ana' mzghti Thou haft emerged in golezulorfrom thy mght, Past storm ana' MW thou doft zu trzumph rezgu, Ana' proudly floats our hauaerjree, freefrom Jtazu. Nohle ana' ftrouzgg thy tom aaa' ahzughtm' areg' A!! wallet MLW haoejhlt thy jiroerztpowen Thy record casts a razhance o'er thy name, A lartiug trzhute to thy azm, thy worthy atm. Belooedsthool, we pray thou e'er may stand To guide arzght our earnest teacher harui That Oregon may :ee her future youth Imhueaf with wzkdom aaa' with truth, etemal truth. Title Page Dedication Faculty Student Administration Classes Honoraries and Interest Groups Living Groups Fall Term Table of Contents Winter Term Spring Term Index Sponsors 1 '2 7 21 27 75 109 125 151 171 198 202 f ug? M-,-4. ...V b law , .: g?f,:q.sgz1-vw-M42-VU-N1f'S'v? 0'143 w,,,q-mr fra 1-an . f,-,,,.-g,.,,.,..-... M.-. fi. .H . w 3 V ff g 7 E s ' ,,g,L Qggigjf, sgrv' 4'v': wiiafevfih-1,, 14' ,,,,.,,, . M.-.-Q... , ,fn -aff .. I 2 59 5 5 TE , 55 'x S, 3? ,..,,l...,, VA: ., ,,L. .110 , -i'...,- . .-Q? ,z-T 9 ' 2 Q E 1-,.-5 . 'fly K Jw, .J 1.4. W vu ,..-+ ..... 1-. w -r new--I -- 4 . , 5 , .::,'..n' 5- 'V .525-f ' 1' ' J 1, 'V' --1 . g,5,l,-gf Q. L I -'Sr r-' - -fuuv. 1 f A .1 I 4391 fl 3 fb ,Ji-k,, M., iv ll! 573 41 R ' r . ' 1 ' Z ,ff sf. 5 E ,1-w-w- - -M-..f...-.Q...,,., f Q E I I 25 5 , , 5 1 5 i Y .3 Q - gf! -I --A, -ji..-ge-Q--L -.rm-,,T:4.f, ,,...--'-- if -.-Uv f- ii'f T 'ii 4 C Q gg ' pan 2 A 0' f-0 9 rfQ gig '15 1 ,igla ..-:' I 2 J R 6 .. - S-.-L...-Mx x, M. NX Len, 1 Llww- -, -. ' r - 2, til ll wi as-it I V, 1 535945 3454553 A i E H V A : ,,.. President Lieuallen Dear OCE Students, It is the privilege ofthe college president to write a few paragraphs to be recorded in the Grove expres- sing his greetings and good wishes especially to the graduating seniors but to all members of the student body. Contemplating what might be Written, I recalled that almost exactly fifteen years ago I first visited this campus and became a member of the College faculty. During these fifteen years, the first nine as Registrar, I learned to love the College and the setting in which it resides. I have seen OCE grow from less than 300 students to its present enrollment of nearly 1500. During those fifteen years the faculty more than tripled in numbers and improved vastly in training and experience. The Library, two additions to the Campus School, swimming pool, Maaske Hall, Music Building, Student Center, and now the new dormitory were constructed. And, most impor- tant of all, the curriculurns were expanded to include liberal arts degrees, secondary teacher education, and grad- uate programs. It is a temptation to reflect on those fifteen years as golden years and to speculate that the future will be anti-climactic. Better judgment, however, cautions me that the past is merely prologue. Now students, soon as graduates, you will help to create a future vastly more exciting and challenging than the past fifteen years. I face that promise with you - and I face it with eagerness and with excitement. R. E. LIEUALLEN President N , E Dean Donald Duncan You have accepted the great challenge--that of con- tinuing your education as you move toward your own unique goals. I trust that we have mutually created a climate that was condudve for maximum intellectual and social growth which is necessary in a free society. As you progress in your chosen profession, let us utilize our respective strengths to aid OCE in the years ahead. Donald Duncan Dean of Men 'Pi- Director of Student Affairs Art Glogau ins. Dean Sall Edmiston One desperate urgency, it seems to me, in this des- perate and urgent age, is the need for educated people. I trust that your experiences at OCE have provided you with the means of proceeding toward that which you might become. Sally Edmiston Dean of Women The experiences of intellectual, social, and emotion- al growth in college will result in a keen and unique loyalty to OCE. This school spirit lasts long alteryou leave college, and maintains enthusiasm for OCE throughout Oregon. Art Glogau Director of StudentAffairs '7'- . Y '- .5 ,- STEBBINS, ELLIS Associate Professor, Director of Business Affairs. HEATH, PEARL Professor of Art, Chairman of Art Dept. SNYDER, WALTER E. Professor of Educationg Director of Teacher Educationg Head, Department 'of Education and Psychology. SPARKS, JOHN Assistant Professor, Assistant Business Manager. DOERTER, JAMES Assistant Professor of Art Education ALBIN, FLOYD Professor of Education, Acting Registrar. E10 is SEEBORG, ROY Assistant Professor, Director of Student Center and Dormitories. CROZIER, WILLIAM K., JR. Assistant Professor of Art Education FARLEY, H. KENT Professor of Education YOST, A. KENNETH KANE, MILDRED Professor of Education, Director of Edu- Professor of Education, Supervisor of cational Media. Teaching. GARRISON, JESSE HIATT, MARGARET Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Education HOWARD, JOHN LEWIS, E. RAYMOND Assistant Professor of Education, Super- visor of Student Teaching Assistant Professor of Psychology ' BELDIN, H. O. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology. KERSH, BERT Associate Research Professor MILLSAP, LUCILLE Assistant Professor of Education 411g TETZ, HENRY SMITH, CLAUDE Assistant Professor of Education,Direc- Lflstfucwf in Education, Director uf tor of Student Teaching. Al-If-li0 Visual 5e1'ViCe5- fi 2 . ' zzffsighx ' .1 mast LIVINGSTON, ROBERT Professor of Physical Educationg Head, Physical Education Department 5 Q LAUTENBACH, RUTH MCARTHUR, WILLIAM Professor of Physical Education Professor of Physiml Education MCCULLOUGH, ROBERT MILLER, MARIAN Assistant Professor of Physical Education Assistant Professor of Physical Education KREY, LOUISE Assistant Professor of Physiml Education EASTER, JOHN Assistant Professor of Physical Education Est DALE, JANE Professor of Humanities: Head, Depart- ment of Humanities HARDING, GEORGE Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama BAKER, ROBERT Assistant Professor of Humanities BELLAMY, JOHN Professor of Humanities -7 67 MULDER, ROBERT Associate Professor of Speech Pathology: Director, Western Oregon Speech and Hearing Clinic ROBB, ALAN Assistant Professor of Humanities HAN SON, LLOYD Assistant Professor of Humanities Wwe tw we i k . , A W ,LQ W JOHNSON, WALLACE Assistant Professor ofHumanities, Direc- tor of Information. COOPER, DAVID Assistant Professor of Humanities and Education. H - -ft. -.- . l' . , Im X1 ' H ' : ,,,.. M.. H ., ,. ,. ,, We , KIRBY, DOROTHY DUNCAN, ROBERT MARBLE, JAMES Assistant Professor of Humanities Instructor of Philosophy and Religion Instructor of Humanities OGARD, LOIS OLMSTEAD, THOMAS Instructor of Humanities Instructor of Humanities SMITH, EDGAR H. REDDEN, DENISE WALLACE, DAVID Professor of Musicg Head, Department gf Music 'Associate Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music - 5 ,f . I ft .ll ,I . Wg re: LITCHFIELD, SUSAN Instructor in Music :,- 3 - . i L. ' it 1: 1 gairiqw- -' A - 1, Zi POSTL, ANTON Professor of Physical Sciencesg Head, Science and Mathematics FULMER, ALLEN Assistant Professor of Physics and Math- ematics. LONSBERRY, HELEN Instructor in Music THOMPSON, MATTHEW Professor of Mathematics HIEBERT, VERN Assistant Professor of Mathematics Sv. -A sm: ff' if Y -f r v-11.111 .An i ,-1, ,Svf A-5 P ,. 91? 'F 9-I I SCOTT, JEANETTE Assistant Professor of Music: lessee: ,iff f uf I CUMMINS, ERNIE Associate Professor of Physical Sciences JAFFER, MAJDUDDIN Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences .rf S S lf S 1+ .- tr, apt 'L 4 VAN DYKE, HENRY Assistant Professor of Biology CALEF, AUDREY T7 ' .V WALKER, KENNETH Assistant Professor of Biology Instructor m Bxology G REEN, BERYI. Instructor in Science Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in Mathematxcs HAINES, FRANCIS D. SMITH, JEAN CHARLES MILTON R Professor of Social Scienceg Chairman, Instructor in Biology Department of Social Science Professor of Soaal Sqence -lm F M N' Imp- I jj, rr- ' f'f--' PT iq I , ta ' GRIFFIN, PAUL F, CHRISTENSEN, OSCAR C. ANDERSON, SAMUEL K. pmfessof of Sodal Science Associate Professor of Social Science Assistant Professor of Social Science ff' DORTMUND, ERI-IARD K. HESS, LELAND E. JOHNSON , CHARLES Assistant Professor of Social Science Assistant Professor of Social Science ASSiSt2n! Pr0fCSS01' Of 3012121 SCimCC N OXON , CHARLES HUXFORD, GARY Assistant Professor of Social Science Instructor of Social Science U I'- sri 'MALI 'I7 HOFSTETTER, DESSA Assistant Professor of Education, Head Librarian. p 1 ISHIMATSU, CHIZUKO Instructor, Assistant Librarian. OLSON, EDITH .4 EH' - -,. SR I S. ' STEINER, MARGARET ARMOUR, 'FRAN CES M. Assistant Professor, Associate Librarian Instructor, Reference Libfanan Assistant Professor of Health, Director of Health Services. T8 -I! vw- ' t X H G , P-Y! 154 , 'TH -ef :Ll E Us . 1 , fir I F F L -. ' ' Ah-t.:tVCf-, FERGUSON, HELEN Librarian AMMERMAN, NEIL A. Director of Food Service .i Y ,- W? ANDREWS, MINNIE Head of Placement OfHce T -ffff 'T'-113 , HILL, MARTHA H. A s s i s t a nt Professor, Administrative Assistant. CUTSFORTH, ALMEDA Dean's Secretary n-1-lu-11.-L.,v - .K-..,,, -pg-f',,, .7- L 'Araf- 'ff-'-Qfs. 3 S1 -' LIS-'E'-'ei n -41, Q A ,Ing A ' ' 'EIZEZS g,:3+u- -A -- .v:sS?1-w.'-'1 ,-.1f,.g,.zV',. 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W an Q : 5 fi: if -.W Isifssfigi I ,L 'al- 2,4 Sfgflfllliw 553257 W' :fWxx'5griZ5A 582' gif! W' 4 we 5' V -1 . 1- ,. f ,mi ,,-. LW, we V ::1,2iQ,Q: -S-Q ? wiv K W QW 522 M 5 K5 ff in , Q5 gf 544 G X xx .,,A. YR 3 3wh,,M,, 3 Z A - 2 Z M195 . 551 , . J ' , V X. M53-'Sf' wif im? ' W N3 'gf A 1 .reg ' , iv., ie- ,W The Associated Students of Oregon Cbllege of Education were headed by these able Student leaders. 3' ,, Wayne Hamersly, IJ! Wm-Pmrhient I I r Dave McMurray, 2nd Wh'-pmrident 1 Wh. t ' Nancy Adams, Secretary Marcy Walter, Finandal Secretary XY' ff Kay Nelson, Womenir Atlzletic Committee . ' i At F X , f H1 V , , J, f r I. 1 Frank Clore, Club: Committee Q! f-,Xi . NC Sue Ellen Zank, Cbnagbomw Semtary Jerzy Maddy, junior Committee TN ffl ' l of 'xg VX? Jim Bl2.l'1I0n, Mb71'5 Awlthl' Committee JoAnn Kendrick, Soda! Committee Carole Norwood, Publicity Committee Par Lasich, Anembly Committee B1-ld Earl. Fflflfmdfl Cbmmfffw Hal Washburn, Sqbbomon Committee Fred Matteuoci, Senior Committee utstanding Faculty Member ffl Mrs. Virgina Stump The Outstanding Faculty Member is chosen by the Oregon College of Education Student Leaders at the Spring Student Council Retreat. These faculty members are elected according to their out- standing servioe to the college and their cooperation with the students. Mrs. Virgina Stump, Dean Of Women, received this award at the 1961 Spring Recognition Dessert. She was loved by all students because of her friendly relationship and her outstanding work with the students., 'f wr NV .:.f xfffffw' L .. -...,v..v ' ' - ' R'-x Q? . 4' f .if .ae f .-Y ,1 X K-lyf' K' M X f' j 'ri' Y 1? F7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-SEATED, Left to Right: Karen Kidder, Secretary: Francis Tresler, Praridemy- Jeanne Cook, Traumren STANDING: jearme Thompson, Rqborten -rw ' '1' Senior Class Histor If nostalgic sentimentality existed in the mind of any senior, it had little opportunity for expression as the Class of 1962 stumbled through their busiest scholastic yearg the activities of the senior class were more absorbing than ever. Receiving its impetus from a highly successful homecoming with Rose Krautscheid as Homecoming Queen, the class enthusiastically dealt with the details of graduation: graduation picture taking, ordering announcements, and frankly checking with the registrar's to see if enough credits had been earned to graduate in June. As the Class of '62 looks back they can recall many events that will live in their memories. It was the Class of '62 that started the freshman tradition of signing their names in tg cement sidewalk. Their freshman year Rose Krautscheid was Most Eligible Spinster and Jim Buck was Freshman Class Commissioner. During their sophomore year they were ably led by Larry Axmaker. During their junior year under the leadership of Bob Ellis they helped sponsor the junior-Senior Prom. Bob Ellis represented the class in the Ugly Man contest. The Class of '62 passes into thealumi circle, behind are many conquests and ahead new horizons. Eighteen seniors of the grad- NANCY ADAMS ASOCE Secretary, Dormitory office , F r e s hm an Week, Homecoming, and other committees. JEAN COFFINDAFFER Future Teachers Conference Chairman 2 years, State SOEA President, Staff 8: Key. 30 JAMES BUCK E Freshman Class Commissioner, Student W el fa r e Committee, varsity. baseball, Intercollegiate Knights President. TONY CUTSFORTH NAIA wrestling champion 4 years, joe College, Intercollegiate Knights. , Who's uating class of 1962, chosen in recognition of their outstanding scholarship and service, were selected by the Student-Faculty Ad- visory Committee to appear in this year's edition of Who's Who in A m e r i ca n College and Univer- sities. l JEANETTE CARLSON Dormitory offices and counselor, ASO CE Social Commissioner, Staff and Key. Who KAREN KIDDER StaH' 8cKey oiliices, class ofiices, dormitory and many ASOCE committees. WAYNE HAMERSLY Student- Copncil 2 years fMen's Athletic Commissioner, 1 st Vice-President, varsity football. BARBARA SWENSEN Sig Ep Pi offices, dormitory President. MARGARET THOMPSON Drama, dormitory President, A11-mmpus drive chairman, Prom chairman. M CHESTER DUGGER ASOCE President, R.E. Week Chairman, varsity wrestling, chemistry award. ROSE KRAUTSCHEID Class offices,dormitory oiiioesand counselor, ASOCE junior Class Commissioner, Sig Ep Pi. Y FRANCIS TRESLER Varsity wrestling and football, last year's Outstanding Athlete, Maaske Hall Presi- dent, Intercollegiate Knights. KATHY WAITE Dormitory President, OFCL delegate, dormitory counselor, and many other committees. 32 DONALD TUNNELL I.amron, S OEA President, Future Teachers Conference, and other ASO CE committees. MARCY WALTERS Drama, Wesley Fou nd ation offices, AS O CE Financial Secretary, SOEA oH'ioes, and many other committees. MIKE WENDT Newman-Club President, ASOCE Presi- dent, Intercollegiate Knights. LOYD WAITE Sophomore Class Cornrnis sioner ASOCE 2nd Vice-President. NANCY ADAMS EVON AEBISCI-HER JACK ANTONSON JULIE ARNOT LARRY AXMAKER SHARON BEHRENS CAROL BERNARDS MARVIN BRENNUMAN BARBARA 'BODEEN ' O MARGRETE BROWN JAMES BUCK CAROL BURKHEAD 33' JEANETTE CARLSON PEGGY CARSON JEAN COFFINDAFFER ROSALIE COLE SHARON COLE JEANNINE COOK LEE CORNFORTH JERRY COUTURE PATRICIA CUTSFORTH NANCY DAUENHAUER RICHARD DE BATES JAMES DIXON , . H qw l 'R E , LOVENA DODDS IRWIN EASOM ROBERT ELLIS GERALD GILMAN- JERRY GIROD EUNICE GOODRICH CAROL GWYN WAYNE HAMERSLY ELLEN HAMPTON MARGARET HANNA FRANCES HANSEN RICHARD HANSEN JOYCE HARGAND DOYLE HATFIELD CHARLES HENDERSON BARBARA HENDRICKSON WILLIAM HOGG JANET HOUMES BARBARA HUNT STANLEY HUSHBECK BENARD JENSEN NAOMI JOHNSON MYRA JOLMA Jo ANN KENDRICK 36 -'S' f -as KAREN KIDDER SANDRA KILLI-IAM NORMA KNUTSON ROSE KRAUTSCHEID PATRICIA LANTIS GERRIE LAWLER PHYLLIS LEHMAN BARBARA LEITI-I ROSS LEMEN GAYLE MC CAIN YVONNE Mc CALLUM GLENNA MARTIN FRED MATTEUCCI JAMES MECHALS SHARLENE MILLER SHERRY MOFFITT KAYE MORRIS BARBARA MORSE NORMA MOSER ANY NEMOTO DOROTHY NEUSCHWANGER KATHY PAQUE MARILYN PEARSON MIKE PECCIA 3 I DALE PEYTON ANNETTE PHELPS JAMES PHILLIPS DON PILLAR MARION PRICHARD PATRICIA PRITCHETT LA VEDA REDFIELD ROBERT REICH PATIENCE REYNOLDS MARILYN RICHEY MARY ROWELL VIRGINIA SEID 39 RUDOLPH SELLEI TERRY SMITH DIANA SNYDER BARBARA SWENSEN JEAN THOMPSON MARGARET THOMPSON ARLEEN TRESLER FRANCIS TRESLER DON TUNNELL THELMA UEOKA CAROLYN UHRICH DELORES VAWTER 40 KATHY WAITE LOYD WAITE JANET WALLACE MARCY WALTERS HEIDI WEBER MIKE WENDT STEVE YOST GARY BRADEN INYE MISKE Mai Ji N W Y W W I 1 r ? 4 - f-if--V. ' U: , r ' I ,ai-, fa .fm .E : 'Wu We mga if .. hi awe HE? QE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- SEATED LefttoR1ght Laura Lee Fenner Trmmnv joe Wh1d0W Prarzdmt Beverly Monaco Sezretary. STANDING Norma Sohn Reporter and Gary Sohn, Sergeant at Amu' , 'B Glenda Ackley Bill Alberts Ernest Andersen james Anderson Sharon Archibald Ernest Augustin Nancy Austin Carol Bernklau Nancy Bidwell jim Blanton Butch Brodie Michael Carson Margaret Collins Clifford Cook Gary Corson jan Coy Mary Anne Crawford Tony Crowe JoAnne DeFrancesco Allan DeVoe Chet Dugger john Durnin Roger Edmonds -Imnne Edwards Linda Ellsworth Betsy Erwin Kay Feldman Laura Fenner Alice Frieson Mary Fullrner Cynthia Giesbrecht Kay Gordon Elaine Gottwald Judy Graen Gary Graham Patricia Griifln Ralph Grippin Sue Gustafson Rose Hamada Bryan Hanson, Dick Hellberg Arlen Hollingshead Carol Hyman Joan Irwin Kathy Kearney Barbara Kessler Doug Killin Ralph Killham Loree King Bonnie Kurth Clayton Ladd Patricia Lasich Sandra Maas Kathy McBride Dave McMurray Susan McQuarrie Jerry Maddy Darlene Meyer Darth Miller Joan Miller Mary Mobley Judy Mohr Beverly Monaco Lana Moore Ron Munkres Kay Nelson Lanny Nivens Carole Norwood Diana Onion Claudia Palmer Lee Parks Bob Pennel Howard Post Steve Rankin Estelle Reese Mike Reilly Pat Reilly Dwight Reinwald Terril Robinson Carol Rutschman Linda Sanders Charlene Shaner Carol Smith Gary Sohn Norma Sohn Audrey Stout Dave Stutzrnan Amy Sugai Helen Thiessen. Fern Tuma Hexmy Ueoka Judy Wade Carol Wanke Vivian Wagner Don Watkins Judi Wells Ernestine Wheeler Tom Whitaker Joe Whitlow jerry Williams Ingrid Wolf Toby Wolf Cecilia Woo Judy Wright Shirley Wright Pam Wyatt Bob Wynia Shirley Yamada Andrea Zeigler Aj G? -' 9-nv- ' . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--SEATED, Leftto R'ht: Arlen King, Pmridentg Bruce Carpenter, V322-Pmridant. STANDING: Mary Lee-Belcher, Seovtary- Judy Nuttbrock ICC' june Davey, Reporter G Hi.rtorian,' and Dixie Trearuren iv' Kay Alderman John Alexander Glenda Allen Bev Anderson Joani Banks Beverly Barkgren Judy Barry Sue Bartlett Jackie Beck Delores Bee janet Beeler Janice Beeler Mary Lee Belcher Toni Bender Ron Betschart Russel Betschart Ken Bettis Beverly Biggar Mary Birks Bruce Boettcher Shirley Boring Robert Boroughs Barbara Brooks Ardis Brown Brenda Brown Betty Burt. Donna Callaway Bruce Carpenter Stan Carter Linda Christensen Doris Cinquin Larry Clark Frank Clore Wanda Cole Carla Conley Kay Connelly Peggy Conser William Crook jane Culp Winona Curry LL I , y y ly' i June Davey Judy Dickinson Marlys Edwards Mary Farrell Paul Faxon john Ferguson Karen E. Fountain Karen L. Fountain Pat Freeman, Twyla Gooch Dianne Gordon Lani Gorowski Tom Gragerson Judy Green Mardell Hamlin Howard Haynes Bob Helbock Louise Hemphill Joan Herinckx Nadine Herrala Beth Hoetling Bruce Hollas Ed Holst Karlene Halstead Don Hopps Larry Huston Billie john Loretta Kay Dixie Keller Ron Kerlee Carman Kihs Arlen King Linda Kozera Pat Lawler Terrie Loomis Carolyn Losey Marilee Losli Darlene McBu1-ney Betty McFarlane Dick McIntyre lb Q i' ,W,. , 5 I: lil L Stuart McNeil Arlepha McNulty Janice Masuda Kay Mathany C. Maxine Miller Emily Miller Sandy Moll Charles Mueller Pat Murphy Nick Nathe Sandy Ness Dennis Newton Carolynne Nordbloxn Judy Nuttbrock Leota Olson Bob O'Nea1 Pam Paynter Jacqueline Peper Phil Peterson Doug Pierce jalene Pierson john Podpeskar Henry Porter Jean Posey Merrietta Rake Lynn Rathbun Julianne Raz Gwen Rheutan Jan Rich Deena Roath, Donna Roberts Sharon Robertson Ron Russell Barbara Sahnow Deanna Schendel Rod Schultz Charleen Sellers jean Shimoda Joyce Short Oleancla Silva 6' l M JoAnne Skonnard Sandie Spence Jim Steidel Gloria Stempel Joy Steward Pat Stephens Stacy Stiller Carol Stowe Sharon Swenson Lorri Taylor Ernie Teal jim Trieweiler Jane Tryon Pat Turner Clarice Van Roekel Janice Walberg Verda Wall Gloria Walker john Walker Sharon Walsh .3451- :Lx .......,.....-....... '--- - . .-,, , ,,. 1-.,,.,. 'ie-1't' EflEf,yv T ' ' '- Jgdvsgu -.- -.,.wm,.., - un, V Y Y4,g,,r- Li '. :q'?3!G9E1Q?5?'h-'fl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .W HM Q. It 'W' K'f -'W Mft? 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Sl '1 , , A.7,.i:. ,ZX , f - 4 wg E 1 S f L f i FRESHMAN' CLASS OFFICERS--SEATED, Left to Right' Carol Kaluna, ICC- Linda Takeucki, Seaetazy. STANDING john Pavlicek, Pregridemy and Mat Westcott, We-Prendent. Mike Abbott Karlyn Akse Ed Anderson Carol Armagost Randy Ashford Hubert Averette Korean Baker Shari Bee. Dawn Bell Carol Bently Janice Bevens Merri Beymer Garnetta Bishop Carol Blenz Lynda Boland Sandra Bowers Katherine Bowman Gary Brand Jerry Breggren Alena Brenden Ray Brewer Shirley Brewer Robert Briggs Sharon Brogan Linda Brown Jim Brush Emily Bump Kathryn Buroker Dianne Bye, Sandy Calaba Juanita Callahan Sharon Carpenter Marilyn Case Shirley Cartens Edna Carter Elaine Chambers Susan Chambers Roberta Cheek Gary Clark Mary Lou Clark EPI:-. sfl ' Paul Clinton Jeannie Closner Sharon Conn Donald Conner Marie Cook Joyce Courser Vicki Cronin Carol Cripe Patricia Crow Lanny Cutsforth Kelley Cutsforth Marilyn David Anita Davies Patricia Davis Nancy Day Mary De France Nicki Drees Kathi Drell Doris Dunton Bud Earl jim Edmunds Claudia Edwards Dale Edwards John Edwards Mary Ellis Roger Engle Sue Evans Judy Feiereisen Darrel Ferguson Judy Fest Carol Fitzgerald Delores Flint Archie Flood Bruce Fochtman Susan Fukutomi Leilani Gallo Doyle Gandy Lynna Gates Dennis Gibbons Nathalie Gilmore fl ,,,1 fy -ag-v -nu M 4- W. P Jgv :NV 1 I w 1 - N I S 7, ra- 1 1 F-7' K ' N' .F -, 1 -i' UTIL.. I J in Gi 1 l w gl K ax, 'Ei - , .sr sw,- f H . 'R . r w 5. ,. ,. f H532 Q. 'L 1 fi , .. . xx YK-2 I K lg? M Betty Jo Glessner Raymond Godfrey john Gooding Jim Goodpasture Terry Gordon Retha Graham Joan Grambo Jim Gray Bernie Green Dorman Gregory Bonnie Grenz Dick Grimes Paula Guess joani Hagen Jerry Hagland Deane Hager Charles Hanson. Rita Hanson- Dave Harden. Dixie Harding Richard Harper Sue Harris Janice Hartless Zenas Hartvigson Carol Henselman Marv I-Iiebert Gwen Higley Larry Hill Dennis Hixon Dick Hogate Ardy Holscher Bernita Hooker Glenda Hopkins Fern Horttor Sandra Hulse Judy Isom Yvonne Jackson Harvey Johnson jim johnson Paul Johnson r r Pat Johnston Loraine Jones Dennis Judd Sue Justice Harlene Justus Carole Kaluna. Sally Kangas Doug Karlin Judy Kay Arline Keck Ruth Keeling Janice Kelland Joan King Tom King Mary Ann Kirby William Kirkpatrick Judy Kissler Sue Knight Sandy Koop Jan Korenz Julie Kreiling Adreanne Krier Wally Kropi Faith jub oyames Leslie Larsen Mary Laski Jack Leith joan Lelack Ioan Libbey Rose Marie Lieuallen Niel Lloyd Glenda Longberg Bill McCready Joanne McCulloch Robert MacMillan Cheryl Moss William McAllister Margurite McBeth Tammi Mclintee Truman McKnight 'Y I ' -..l - Y A 13 5 .', Z , E '1 H g liE:': : , si, ,gem - 1 T823 . . ,ip 5: I V ' I . V515 , ,, I X ', W ggi.: K y ' , , S K gs- ll if ,Z 'if' '--. L Saramarie McLin julie Marshall Judy Marlin Al Mason Marv Matheny Gerold Matson .. Kay Mauney Judy Milbrandt Marcia Miller Pat Miller Len Misso Nancy Miyasato Nanq' Morgan Nancy Mott Dearme Mullikin Peggy Murphy Harold Myers Betty Nancarrow Martha Newharth Nadallee Newport Daryl Nothiger Pat O'Brian Corrine Ogburn. Thurston Ohman Anita Olsen Bill Olsen Ardie Olson Linda Olson Karen Olson Carolyn Overstreet Arlo Pade Sue Palten John Pavlicek Ginny Peltier Georgia Peters John Peterson Carmen Phelps Willow Phillip Bill Pitts Norm Powne Barbara Pratt Mary Kay Prichard Mike Pulliam Candy Purcell Mary Rankin Bill Rawlings Penny Raycraft Judy Reberg Pat Reynolds Keith Rice Ruth Richard Joan Richards Claudia Richardson Caroline Richen Dennis Rittenback Carrol Ritter Glenda Robertson Deanne Roessler Phyllis Rogers Janette Rowley June Rue Deanna Rule Arlene Sadonaga Richard Schmidt Carolyn Schroeder Helen Schwab Marilyn Scott. Marlene Sellick Linda Senter Ann Sexson Sandra Shaberg Barbara Shalt Sharon Sheets Barbara Siewert Carolyne Siewert Jerald Small Fred Smith Kay Smith Robert Smith Shirley M. Smith . , ' ,gl 'Sf' in Sandy Soaks Amy Sora Addison Stack Cathy Stallings Jacqueline Starry Jackie Stibbe John Strope Jan Stryker Ricki Sullivant Jack Sweeney Joyce Takamura Karen Takayoma Linda Takeuchi Karyna Teed Sharon Terig Barbara Thompson Joanne Thompson Jim Thornton Charlene Tipton Richard Torrance Elaine Trout Evelyn Tucker Vera Ueno larry Vogt Leanne Voelker Lois Wallenburg Mike Walsh Carol Wells Sandra Wentzel Emilie West Matt Westcott Mike Wheeler Nobel Wheeler Sharon Whitsett Bob Whittman Cafol Wiss Carol Wiedebusch Bob Wilson Dick Wildfangl Peggy Wolfenb arger 534 Mary Wood Winnie Woods Charles Wright Kathi Yost Karen York Linda Zygar Sophomores Hal Washburn Sandy Webb Carol Weigel Mary Wheaten Joyce Williams Gaye Williamson Hazel Williamson Audrey Yoshirnum Diane Yunker, Meridee Zander, Sue Ellen Zank, Bernita Zumwalt Q9-wi , Q32-Wig? ' 4 - ,Q ..,. ar -7 x '1-we-'H ...- :... 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Q :. 2 A lg:.f,g1 ,, .. ,-WFP .-:wwf ' 'H Q51 J H vm I , ,QTITQQ :Qi ja 1555, fffff- . ,-W, 9' ,- '-., 1: ' 4, E rw an 'vt R Q.. .. ,, gg A T S. .iff-i ' -. 9-45 ,1- ..q,,,,E, js: ...-mfr:-, . , - . rl: 'f?F5'TMi' -ggsm 3' VV 4 . . -at '1 - 4 vh- x 1 f git.-,, , .- ' 'fan 'J M, ?v 1,-5. f -I 39 ,gf-.I 4 I 4. f Q 1. w,. 1 fs H M mn' M ie, ' S K L X' w' ' 1' x f ' ,. 4 K ',,, 1, 1 Xe . l 5' 56, -:J eg .5 X' .5 '1 ,vv ' 35, ix .M J ,if ,m.0 f Y ,Lf ' 'wr ,rj I W ii l FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Kivett, D. Torrance, R. Shultz, G. Clawson, M. Carson, R. Engle, J. Fergusgn, S, McNeil D. Lewis, J. Woods, D. Pierce, R. Russell, H. Johnson, D. Goeller. SECOND ROW J. Peper, A. Holscher, C. Allen, D Pierce, J. McKillip, K. Mendenhall, J. Podpeskar, H. Washburn, D. Deshoy, D. Campbell, D. Judd, P. Poole, R. Betschart G. Sohn, J. Rue, N. Herrala, K. York. THIRD ROW M. Case, R. Lieuallen, B. Glessner, J. Koven, J. Libbey, D. Patten N. Sohn, B. Swensen, K. Morris, K. Baker, M. Beymer, C. Armagost, N. Newport, J. Perkins, E. Wheeler, C. Kaluna, N Gilmore. FOURTH ROW J. Dickinson, B. John, A. Keck, S. Bartlett, J. Cook, J. Green, J. Milbrandt, C. Nordblom, I Wolf, P. Stephens, O. Silva, T. Robinson, A. Ziegler, B. Zumwalt, S. Miller, A. Phelps, S. Boring, S. Zank, P. Pritchett 1 1 Band L- 1 s if FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judi Wells, Pat Baker, Mary Lou Clark, Saramarie McLin, Carolyn Schroeder, Carol Wanke, Richard Torrance, John Strope, Karlene Halstead, Carol Wells, Leonard Breen. SECOND ROW Gloria Stempel, Emily Miller, Jim Brush, Beth Hoefling, Dave Matteson, Kathryn Nelson, Emily Bump, Janice Bevans, Rosalie Cole, Morma Sohn, Glenda Allen, Judi Green, Jean Coffindaffer, Nancy Bidwell, Ruth Andresen. THIRD ROW: Stan Carter, John Powers, Zenas Harturgson, John Harris, Jim McKillip, Harvey Johnson, Evelyn Tucker, William H. Peyree, John Ferguson, Doug Killin, Diane Foster, Dianne Mullikin, Yvonne McCallum, Mike Gates, Jack Sweeney, Corrine Ogburn, Joyce Williams, Fern Horttor, Leeanne Voelker. FOURTH ROW Diane Roessler, Dick Unruh, Doug Pierce, Judy Isom, Duncan Pierce, Tom Davis, Robert Borden, Jack Frau- endiener, Sharon Carpenter, Decker Halstead, Dixie Harding, Gary Clawson Knot pictured, Caroline Richenj. .QL . FIRST ROW, Left Side fTop to Bottomj Stuart McNeil Allen Lester Dave McMurray, Doug Pearce SECOND ROW Pam Wyatt Sharlene Miller Betty McFarlin, Sue Ellen Zank Sharon Cole FIRST ROW Right Side Nancy Ad ams, Marilce Lously Judy Dickenson Barbara Halloway SECOND ROW Ga ry Sone, Duncan Pearce john Patterson Tom Davis FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Stan Carter, Leonard Breen, Kay Nelson, Dick Torrance, Doug Pierce. SECOND ROW: john Foster, john Fergerson, William Peyree, Bob Borden, jack Frauendiener, Nadine Herrala, Duncan Pierce, Mr. Wallace, Pianistg Claudia Palmer. 80 ' . as EDITOR Gary Graham 1962 Grove Staff Grove Preserves Priceless Memories The Grove strives to giveatruecomprehensive picture of life on the O.C.E. campus. It tells the human history ofthe social and academic happenings of the school year. As a student publication, the Grove provides educational training to its student staff members. BUSINESS MANAGER ART ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR jerry Berggren Cecila Woo Charlene TiPf01'1 LIVING GROUPS EDITOR joan King SPORTS EDITOR jerry Maddy ACTIVITIES EDITOR Ardie Olsen Ginny Peltier, Louise Hemphill, Susie Lamm,Doris Duron, Olearda Sehia. STAFF A ' Lynna Gates, JoAnn Lelack, Carol Cripe FACULTY EDITOR Loni Gorowski STAFF SEATED: Nicki Dries, Lynna Gates. STANDING: Nadine Her- rala, Emilie West. CLA SS EDITOR Sheryl Sullivan Z mag? Fred Stabb EDITOR Lamron Staff T The Lamron is produced 'by students wishing further ex- perience in the journalistic field. The paper is published weekly by persons having completed a journalism course and 'are interested in further reporting, writing which will help them as advisors to high school papers after graduations. The second important facet of the Lamron is to publish the students opinion in a democratic order. Linda Sanders Mary Laski Jim Humphrey BUSINESS MANAGER NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR L.. ' it 4 l u l T2- . ,A jf, -chi . -T u , H , ,, , 'il 2' ls X , FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dick johnson, Rick Boylan, Gloria Winrock, jennie Kerr, Judy Nuttbrock, Maggie Hanna, Carol Wiss. SECOND ROW Jeanne Edwards, Pam Wyatt, Robin Staab, Randal Kelly, Ray Hanson, ClilTord Cook, John Seward, Allen De- Voe. Maggie Hanna, Robin Stabb LAYOUT EDITORS Larry Huston, Bruce Blackman SPORTS EDITORS 1' 'hrvgg' ' if , 1, Mike Gates john Podpeskar unior Varsity Rally Ardie Halsher Tami McEntee Kathy Drell Nathalie Gilmore JoAnne DeFrancesco JoAnne DeFrancesco Pat Turner Betty Burt Pat Turner Kay Torgenson Varsity Rally Y Kay Torgenson Qf - an . . , ., . ,. M D5 . V A ' 1-eff'-. ' ' '. .L 452 2,11 wuz- inifgygi, ,egg-1 , ,Egg 'F -SZ - '2'Hf'fg-f iii' . ' , 1, 1 , ' Kay Feldman YELL QUEEN Betty Burt W QT V , . , FIRST ROW, Left to Right: David McMurray, Betty McFarlin, Glenda Ackley, Sharlene Miller, Margaret Thompson, Judi Green, Carrie Runyon, Mr. Harding, Advisor. IVCF OFF ICERS-Dave Stutzman, Elaine Hamp- ton, Andrea Zigler, Bill Alberts. -W .lL vu fu- 51,2 2, 1' ,X +I --K--W lunar , , 1, ' u OFFICERS-Sharlene Miller, Vibe-Pnarzkieng' Margaret Thompson, Pmvzkiemg' Judi Green, Secretary-Tnwwer. LPHA PSI OMEGA FIRST ROW2 Left to Right: Carol Rutschman, Carolyn Schrolder, Yvonne McCallum, Mary Birks, Marilyn Pearson, Corrine Ogbum, Barbara Morse, Inge Miske. SECOND ROW: Merrietta Mae Rake, Carmin Kihs, Muri Beymer, Penny Raycraft, Estella Reese, Pat Baker, Barbara Hendrickson, Janet Hournes. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Richey, Vivian Wagner, Diana Onion, Winnie Woods, Ardis Brown, Sharon Behrens, Judy Feiereisen. FOURTH ROW: Bob Wolf, Evon Aebischer, Jane Culp, Marilyn Case, Carol Bernklau,Andrea Zeigler. FIFTH ROW: Dave Stutzman, Gary Hilderbrancl,Margaret Col1ins,Dick Church, Bruce Follis. ,- VICE PRESIDENT, Kaye Morrisg PRESIDENT, Dwight Grassg SECRETARY, Carol Burk. Kappa Pi is a National Art Fraternity. The O.C. E. Chapter is Alpha Alpha Alpha, the purpose of the group is to promote art interest, scholarship, and ability. The members take an active interest in art work on the campus, present informative lectures, and assist with various exhibits. Kappa i ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: ADVISOR, Mrs. Pearl Heath, Elaine Gottwald, Bon- nie Kurth, Ellen Hampton. SECOND ROW: Richard DeBates, Dwight Grass, Carol Burkhead, Kaye Morris. G7 'S Q 1 in , M-,M , . , xg M FRONT ROW, Left to Right: ,IudyWade,MaggieHarma,A1ice Hill, Mrs.. Spruce Keady, Barbara Swenson, Margaret Collins, Carol Hyman, Linda Ellsworth. SECOND ROW: Jean Curtis,janet Wallace, Patty Griffin, Pam Wyatt, Peggy Carson, Mardel Hamlin, Jeanne Edwards, Rose Kratschad, Pat Delong. OFFICERS-Vice-President, Jeanne Ed- wardsg President, Margaret Collinsg Sec- retary, Maggie Hannag ICC Representative, Mardel Hamlin. Sigma Epsilon Phi Sigma Epsilon Phi is the woman's scholastic honorary fraternity on the campus. Scholarship, leadership, friendship, and service are promoted as the main purpose of this club. To be eligible, 3 wornan must earn a GPA of 3.25 for two con- secutive terms while carrying a credit load of 15 hours or more. FIRST ROW Left to Right: Mike Reilley, Mike Casey, jerry Bennette, Pat Reilley, John Alexander. SECOND ROW jerry Broadbert, Don Tunnell, Ralph Grippen, T. Cornforth, G., I. Wilson, Allan Bacheller, Lawrence Handerson, ,Arlen Hollinshead. THETA DELTA PHI Thelta Delta Phi is a national men's hon- orary. O.C.E.'s Beta Chapter was the second chapter formed. Supporting high educational ideas and encouraging a love of scholarship are the purposes of this fraternity. Among the activ- ities sponsored by Thelta Delta Phi was a ban- quet and a breakfast with the educational associ- ation. OFF ICERS--jerry Broadbent, L a w r e n c e Handerson, Mike Reilley, Pat Reilley. 3 KZ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dr. Howard, Inge Miske, Carolyn Uhrich, Marie Cook, Sue Knight, Corrine Ogburn, Sharon Teffy, Carolyn Swartz, Glenda Robertson, Shirley Yamada, Nathalie Gilmore, Nancy Day, Yvonne McCallum. SECOND ROW Elaine Chambers, Carol Blenz, Judy Martin, Rose Krautsheid, Barbara Morse, Marilyn Pearson, Sandy Mall, Kathy Drell, Pat Lantis, Carol Wiss, Barbara Bodeen, Linda Robbins,.Dr. Corley. THIRD ROW: Amy Nemato, Laura Lee Fennen, Elaine Got- twald, joany Banks, Gerri Lawler, Margaret Collens, Carole Kaluna, Marcy Walters, Dot Smith, JoAnn Thompson, Georgia Peters, Carol Bernards. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Kurth, Norma Krutson,-Iudy Wade, Estella Reese, Linda Kozera, Betty Nancar- row, Pat GriH'i.n, Charlene Shaner, Mary Fullmer,-IoAnn Lelack, janet Houmes, Delores Flint. FIFTH ROW: Don Tunnell, Joan Herincky, Doris Dunton, Beverly Monaco, Mary Mobly,June Davey, Carol Bentley, Karen Olsen, Linda Olsen, Garnelta Bishop, Marion Prichard, Retha Graham, Carol Wanke. SIXTH ROW Mike Wendt, Arlen Hollinshead, Roger Engles, jim Thornton, Wesley Luchau, Mike Peccia, Roger Edmonds, jerryMaddy, Brian Hanson, john Peterson, john Paulicek, Don Connors, Lawrence Creel, Larry Clark. SOEA Ill! I nn::l'N, The purpose of the Student Oregon Education Association is to stimulate interest in teaching while the students are in training. Member- ship is restricted to only those in teacher training. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Laura Fenner, Estella Reese, Mary Mobley, Don Tunnell, Carol Wanke, Patty Griffin. FIRST ROW1 Left to Right: Virginia Seid, Marlys Edwards, joan Banks, Judy Wade, Lovena Dodds, Barbara Bodeen, Jerry Lawlar. SECOND ROW: Betsey Erwin, Joan Irwin, Marcey Walters, Loree King, Patty GriEen, Jean Curtis, OFFICERS-Left to Right: Judy Wade, Seovtary' Claudia Palmer, Traamrtn' Betsey Erwin, Prafidemh' Mary Mobley, Ihre-Praridenzj' Barbara Bodeen, Rqborten Linda Rathbun. THIRD ROW: Claudia Palmer, Glenda Allen, Kay Gorden, Pat Lasich, Norma Moser, Mary Mobley, Carolynne Nordblom, Nancy Adams. Collecto Coeds Collecto Coeds, a girls service organization, has five aims: A grade point average of 2.5 is necessary for membership which is by invi- tation only. Collecto Coeds participates inrnany school functions. One of their major projects is co-sponsor of the Sweethearfs Ball. O -B qt Q - Q4 Staff and -Key, an outstanding service organi- zation, is composed of girls noted for their Q W friendliness, cooperation and loyalty. The main 1 i ' 1 A' purpose of the club is upholding the tradition of thefsehool. Besides ushering at manyschool functions, they sponsor the All American Forrnal. 'B' ' EQ OFFICERS-Left to Right: Henrietta Ueoka, HfIf071hfL'M2.filCC Losli, Secremy' Nancy Dauenhauer, I CC- Jeannette Carlson, Prerideng- Karen Kidder, IfYae-Prrsideny RoseKrautcheid, Treasurer' Mardell Hamlim, Rqoorten- Beverly Anderson, Sang Leader FIRST ROW, Left '10 Righf1Jwmetfe C3f1S011, Karen Kidder, Schendel, Henrietta Ueoka. THIRD ROW:Marde11Ham1im, Rose Krautcheid, Barbara Swienson, Carol Hyman, Rose Pgnny I-Iigley, Carol Bernards, Nancy Dauenhauer, June Hamada. SECOND ROW: janet Beeler, Kay Feldman, Jean Davey, Marilee Losli, Jeanne Cook, Judy Mohr, Linda Lewis. Edw ar d s, Beverly Anderson, Beverly Bigger, Deanna . Af., - in -Q ,, .- 1 ., waqfiei , . ,-AA,-f- f..f -f-A-use-fl-na:-ff Y xr' Y 'E M' ' guy ,!,, , N E B ,Wf'mWQ BTL' ww' rf' .- m'!uUWs' Elly 1, ,,..:p::.s-':s':f- -1 w K: N ' 1 - M b Y ,i FIRST ROW Left to Right: jerry Girod, Jim Buck, Steve Trout, Ross Temen, jim Blanton, Dennis Newton SECOND ROW Don Pillor, Mike Ageno, Lanny Nivens, Wayne Hamersly, Bob Marr, Dave McMurray, Ralph Mathews, Howard Mills, Mike Wendt, Lloyd Waite, Leonard Breen. Knights Wolf Knights Chapter of Intercollegiate is pre- sently the only men's service honorary at Oregon College of Education. Membership is by invitation only and only those men who have completed two successful terms at O.'C.E. and maintain a cumulative GPA equal to that of the average mens GPA at O.C.E. are eligible. The major purposes of Wolf' Knights are up- holding scholastic and social standards, creating a spirit off friendliness among students, and keeping alive campus traditions. To attain these goals, Wolf Knights assist at'ath1etic functions, ushers at chapels and assemblies, assists at homecoming, and spon- sors various dances throughout the year. If1tCfC0llCgiate OFFICERS - Jim Buek, Regional Viceroy Steve Trout, Duke: Leonard Breen, ICCQ Lanny Nivens Scribe. ..,,-1 J 1:7 m uw A ' ut if l 1 - , I' 1531. 13, may - H lain: -1 it ' f Wim t I Y: tu df, .ny 'Jw . gfffft 73 I . iii 'lr' , ll Y N usffguwuw uf I ' W :I gsm: Q .:. 7 ,, ' - 'l QE. ,aff FIRST ROW Carrie Runyon, Pam Paynter, Judith Gaen. SECOND ROW Mr. Robb fAdvisorj, Sharlene Miller, Margaret Thompson, Sue Bartlett, john Alexander. Upstagers OFFICERS - Sue Bartlett, Treasurerg Carrie Runyon, Presidentg Tom Gregerson, Vice President fabsentjg Sharlene Miller, Sec- retaryg Pam Paynter, Reporterg ICC. Upstagers is Oregon College of Education's drama club which welcomes any student who is interested in theater and its arts. In the club one should find an opportunity to better understand theater by discussion, participation, and observation. In short, the clubs purpose is: To bring a better understanding and awareness of theater to Oregon College of Education and its students. The Co-Weds is an organization ofthe married women whose husbands are stu- dents at OCE. They take an active partin the social life of the school and sponsor many college activities and ftmctions. This year they sponsored a fashion show which was held in the Student Commons. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Eunice Bailey, Bzblirzly Chairman, Evelyn Wilson, 2nd Vim Prexzkkng' Rena Brandt, Pmridezm- Ca- role Rees, IJ! Wee HFJIMIZL' Arlene Thomson, .S'e4'retary-Tma.f- 11727. CO-WEDS FIRST ROW Left to Right: Norma Sohn, Sharon Peyree, Helen Keady, Frances Hansen, Donna Moore, Sylvia Gosnell, Eliza- beth Raley, Carol Bye, Donna Williamson, Arlene Thomson, Carole Rees, Evelyn Wilson. SECOND ROW Kit McCullough QAdvisorj, Sally Fullhart, jean Lester, Barbara Dixon, Gloria Kirkland, Lolly Hushbeck, Ernetta Luchau, Kay DeBates, Ida Briles, Charlyne Broadbent, Eunice Bailey. THIRD ROW Lois Canfield, Kay Oatman, Charlottie I-Iartfield, Sharon Hartrigson, Beverly Moberg, Lorraine Hoyt, Elnora Shepherd, Gail Blackburn, Rena Brandt. I.R.C. l The International Relations Cluh's purpose is to fufther International Relations and to -have a better understanding of Foreign Aifairs. A group of dele- gates to the Model' United Nations was sponsored by the club. 42 'NJ OFFICERS:-Vice-President, Ingrid Wolfg Reporter, Maxine Millerg Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Nordblomg Student Council Representative, Loyd Kaufmang President, Spruce Keady. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Ellsworth, Carolyn Nordblom, Maxine Miller, Ann Sexon, john Durnin, Dorman Gregory. SECOND ROW: Loyd Kaufman, Elveria Thompson, Ingrid Wolf, Spruce Keady, Ralph Grippin, Craig Kelly, Mr. Noxon. lg - K4 8.2 FIRST ROW Left to Right: Heidi Weber, PeggyWo1fenbarger, Glenda Robertson, Hazel Williamson, Pam Bruce. SECOND ROW: Crolyn Losey, Jean Anderson, Linda Sanders, Kay Nelson, Georgia Peters, Miss Miller. Heidi Weber PRESIDENT W.R.A. An all-around program of games, tournaments, club activities and inter-school competition for the recreation of'co1lege women Was sponsored by the Women's Recreation Association. FIRST ROWQ Left to Right: jim Blanton, Steven Rankin, Wayne Hamersly, Don Habel, Don Pillar, Stan Hushbeck, Dave Kromer. SECOND ROW Dr. Bill McArthur, Toby Woli Lanny NiVCIlS, Lloyd Cole, Chuck Burns, jack Frauendiener. THIRD ROW? Don Hopps, Bruce Carpenter, Arlen King, Lee Land, Bob Marr, Jim Coskill. Varsity Varsity Owls theMensAthletic Club at O.C.E. The chief purpose of Varsity O is to stimulatean-interestin athletics. All men who have been awarded letters infootball, basketball, track, and tennis are eligible for membership in the organization. Throughouttheyear Varsity Ov sponsors various intramural athletic programs. The purpose of the Shussmeisters is to promote interest and participation of outdoor sports and activities of the students of Oregon College of Education. It is also the purpose of this organization to select one delegate to the annual winter carnival. OFFICERS- wrt-Imam Chuck Hansong smfmy-Twlm Emilie Westg Prarzkieng Allen DeVoeg ICC Rqorarmtatzlfeg Ron Munkres. p Shussmeisters FIRST ROW Left to Right: john Podpeskar, Emilie West, Mary Anne Crawford-, Pat Lantis, Loni Gorouski, Allen DeVoe. SECOND ROW Ernest Anderson, Ralph Mathews, Mike Gates,Chuck Hanson, Jim Sherrill, Raymond Hanson, Jim Goodpasture, Larry Clark. NOT PICTURED: Carla Conley, Judy Feiereisen, Ron Munkres, Willow Phillips. 102 , x J V '91 . -f .,, N-., QS ,Ji '--sw n v -, 3533 - ' , ,am C gifs was 2-ne SM! f., iq fi? , ,, J E221 i '-gl FIRST ROWQ Left to Right: John Peterson, Nancy Morgan, Dianne Rosseler, Judy Wells, Jennie Kerr, Dale Edwards, Dick Grimes. SECOND ROW Brian Hanson, Gary Graham, Clifford Cook, Mike McCarty, Denny Judd, Arlen Holl- inshead, Gary Brank, Mr. Huxford fAdvisorJ, Jerry Maddy. Young Republicans The Young Republicans are dedicated both to their school and their political party. The group aims at helping fellow students form politiml views by sponsoring speakers, like Governor Mark Hatfield this year. The Young Republicans are dedicated both to their school and their political party. The group aims at helping fellow students form political views by sponsoring speakers, like Governor Mark Hatfield this year. OFF ICERS'-Joan Miller, Tmamfm Judy Wells, son, Smetary. Prefzkiwg' Margaret Thomp- , Rf -1s14g,ig,m . .gag-Li. . - L ' ' I' 'ffQ5?'I-'-ljj 'z' ' ' QQ 4 ' ' fazevf-145 4 , I C- .Q 11:5 igfinifggfiv - we gf , ., , A cfliikfw - M .,lL.1... i f V i ' l 1. -fi-,QM FV X rj ' -, , , 4 if . - T' . ., . , '. Y -. D J 'L nv gg ' - ein 9 , 2 K H QQ . i f n ' ,, 5 YQ jg if X ' f N. t '5 f K .D H ,I 33:51:51 A 4 -' 'v . 'I f' -..:.:, .. X X Emm,.,..., , --A X93 -sa ' -I 4315 1-- I , NEI H W as 3 4 . Q. sg X 103 10 q 1 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Mrs. Spruce Keady, Mrs. Alex Panasenko, Mary Anne Crawford, Mr. Anderson, Juanita Callahan, Nedra Griffin. SECOND ROW Mike Walsh, jack Strope, Alex Pan- aseflkoi Bm 015611, Spruce Keady, Raymond Hanson, Ralph Grippin. Young Democrats The purpose of young democrats is to give an opportunity to young democrats of O:C.E.to express themselves effectively as to the kind ofworld they wish to inherit. Any student of O.C.E. is eligible for membership in young democrats. The 1961-62 year the O.C.E. young democrat club has taken a over all view to our national goals and to formulate new goals for democrats and our nation. OFFICERS-Advisor, Dr. S.A. Andersong Secre- tary, Verda Panasenkog ICC Rep., Raymond Han- song Vice President, Ralph Gripping President, Alex Panasenko. KY 'Jr , DWCQQTET' ' ' wwmtpa.. u lu.. H - A 2 . . ' Ji ii pq.. , .ear -. lf elif' M255 Vi , A. . ,N 1,-... xi M 1 SITTING: C. Van Roekel. SECOND ROW Left to Right: R. Andersen, E. Miller, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW Left to Right: P. Wyatt, D. Killin, K. Thomas, j. Bevans. Prerzdmt . . . . .... Pam Wyatt Vzte-President . . ..... Emily Miller Trearurer ....... ..... R uth Anderson Reporter-Publzkzly. . . . . . Clarice Van Roekel ICC Rqb .... ...... D oug Killin UCCF The United Campus Christian Fellowship is the Church on campus committed to worship, study, fellowship, and service. It is sponsored by the following denominations: American Baptist, Christian, Methodist, United Presbyterian, and United Church of Christ. UCCF encourages the development of an intellectually responsible Christian faith. Thus far, the primary UCCF program has been frequent Sunday-evening forums, dealing with the issues of our times. Wmter term the UCCF sponsored two Methodist missionaries from Angola to give us information about the oppression there. Spring term the UCCF began a Sunday Seminar, dealing with the church as a social institution and with disarmament. Inter-Dorm Council W? 1 f 'E-'F' eww A BACK ROW: Leonard Breen, Emily Bump, Beverly Biggar, Andrea Zeigler, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Shartel, Mrs. Comin, Mrs Pettot, Ralph Parton. FRONT ROW Alice Hill, Carol Henslemen, jackie Beck, jan Duggar, Loree King, Hazel William son, Deanne Shendel, Barbara Swenson, Carol Weigel, Roberta Cheek. , Inter-Club Council fa B :- K ww ,NSN-Z: STANDING: Charles Mueller, Loyd Kaufman, Dick Torrance, Doug Killin, Leonard Breen, Ray Hanson, Larry Nye, Ralph Grippen, Frank Clore. SEATED: Pam Paynter, Mary Ann Crawford, Carol Richen, Carloe Kaluna, Mardell Ham- lin, Beverly Monaco, Deanna Schendel, Nancy Dauenhauer. FIRST ROW Left to Right: Rose Krautscheid, Mary Farrell, Cecilia Woo, JoAnne DeFrancesco, joan Hayer, Na- thalie Gilmore, Carol Henselman. SECOND ROW Don Ball, Mike Peccia, Hohn Podpeskar, Janice Beeler, Pat Lawler, Beverly Monaco, Georgia Peters. THIRD ROW? Dick jaskoski, Robert Briggs, john Pavlochek. FOURTH ROW: Gather Samuel, Bob Hanel, john Durnin, Jim Treilweiler, Toby Woli Ed Holst. Newman Club OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mr. Christensen, Ad uison' Mary Farrell, Trez1.ruren'.Beverly Monaco, Vzke Pfnrxkieng' Sheryl Sullivan, Semtarjq Jim Trilweiler, Rqborfen- fabsentj Dick jaskoski, Pllfldwf. Catholic students on campus turn to the Newman Club for Religious guidance. The O.C.E. club is a member of the National Newman Club Federation. Activities sponsored by the club fulfill its threefold purpose, Religious, educational and social functions. E 5, A' ,nr re Ja n L. f, Af.,-34 l f- -' ,,gf 5n.f -fr ,xr 'VME -gym.. '49 x 51-'ig' 3 E ,W-'W 'W' P-vw? ,-5:23.24 ,I M -'M 'ff-aux :vjfw MQ-'avi-1 JAH as If 1vb...,,,g,,,,,w.M ,fx mi' J. Am Sabah? ,J , . 4 J-5 'I 15'-fr, f:fzwef'fZ ' fwff? -H f..-fi wg -255 ny-'N' - 4' f -1-as hm- A ,T ,225 325' h M ,Aga--5-EA sz !'B 'Ja --. 'ge 'WM In-YI?-La-. -ff :Lf 4529? 1 fs H -,L ' '-M 1 ' Bri1,q7.fB5,,4? ' :.,ij1'5j ' -A-:Y,1g' . 7 51 11 M, wtf ' Q4 - - fix' -fx: .fre .. 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' '? 5. N ..., M . ' AM Qw, 1 t -5-5 ..- -3 1 1 1 Ml' . - .. ---- 'l 'ritz -'YL-I' -.-'-L 'W'-1'-. 'FJ' E5AlT'x75- ' . KJ' iq' 'K 9 ., ,. : -QI' f i: '4 7 -.-ff KZ: Z ,R W I .. .- ..,.-1.4Q,,:Q,:f,,-2,14 -A V 4 Qdgn.--'-'.4'.: - ' ,: . 1-1. 'J' I 4 ' in V rt-qi. . -gba L 'S-. 'lf ' 5: 5. 7 Q Q . 4 i W'-.3 . A ba 'ix A 'S Ag., .ff .-J ..-fs fi:-' ,.-.-,.-gif I .N . lv FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Kirby, Reporter, Judi Green, Historian. SECOND ROW: Shirley Boring, SecretarygJanny Walberg, Pres- ident, Mary Lee Belcher, Vice-President: Sandy Ness, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Helen Marshall, Mary Lee Belcher, Jan Hart- less, Marie Becraft, Mary Wood. SECOND ROW: Brenda Brown, Barbara Shult, Janette Rowley, Mary Ann Kirby, Julie Ann Kreiling, Pat Babbitt, Sandy Dillon, Bobbie Eilliott. THIRD ROW: Ardyth Holscher, Shirley Boring, Terrie Loomis, Nadalee Newport, Marlena Sellick, Sharon Terry. 110 HOUSEMOTHER-Mrs. Edna Cornin, and HOUSE PRESIDENT- Janny Walberg. W. I FIRST ROW: Judi Green, Marie Cook, Sue Knight. SECOND ROW: Sandy Kopp, Lois Wallendburg, Ruth Rickard, Sue Patten, Terry Gordon. THIRD ROW: Peggy Conser, Darlene McBurney, Sandy Ness, Jackie Beck, Elizabeth Burt, Catherine Stallings, Leilani Gallo, Sue Bartlett. 5 WSU President, Butch Brodie, Housemother, Mrs. Grace Shartel. f f 1 ce 1' s fi-- FRONT ROW: James Steidel, Financial Secretaryg Mrs. Grace Shartel, Housemotherg Doug Killin, Third Floor Counselor. BACK ROW: Frank Ellis, Secretaryg Jack Frauen' diener, Fire Marshallg Butch Brodie, Presidentg Clayton Ladd, Vice-president. First Floor X., FIRST ROW: Mike Peccia, Rudy Sellei, Mike Ageno. SECOND ROW: Ronald Betschart, David Bauer, Bill Wiens, Lanny Nivens, Tiger Newton, Gary Matsuoka, Tom Whitaker. . Second Floor FIRST ROW: Len Misso, Gary Larsen, Dick Johnson, Doug Pierce, Arlen King, Darrel Santesson, Ralph Grippin. SECOND ROW: William Kirkpatrick, D. J. Nitta, R. A. Russell, H. M. Washburn, Jr., Dick I-Iogate, Dave Harden, john Podpeskar, james Anderson, Dick Grimes, Dan Conner, Archie Flood, Dick Hahn, Harvey Johnson. THIRD ROW: Duncan Pierce, Roger Engle, Garold Matson, Frank Ellis, Butch Brodie, Counselor: Jim Thorton, jack Strope, Jim Sherrell, jim Goodpasture, Gary Tinton, Steven Rankin, Phil Peterson, Roger Reeves, Carrol Ritter, A1 Mason, Mat Westcot, Dick Torrance, Larry Slack. FOURTH ROW: Marv Matheny, jim Brush, Dennis Rittenbach, Lanny Cutsforth, Bud Earl, Clayton Ladd. Third Floor 1 A........ . 1, I rpg I ' V, it Lf FIRST ROW: Bob Briggs, Ed Holst, Bil1McCready,jirn Steidel, Jim Bennett, Bill Pitts, Doug Killin, Counselorg Hubert Averettc, Michael Pulliam, Ray Brewer, John Morberg, Paul Weitz. SECOND ROW: john Fergerson, Ron Kerlee, Chuck Hanson, Wayne Hamersly, Jack Fraudendiener, Stuart McNeil, john Walker, john Edwards, john Pavlicek, john Gooding, Charles Wright, Fred Smith, Keith Rice, Frank Wall, Staqf Stiller. THIRD ROW: Mike Alebott, Allen Williams, Robert Kneale, Ed Anderson, Bill Rawlings, Tom Curry, Frank Clore, Russell Betschart, Bone Olsen, Mike Walsh, Hawk Kelm, Rod Schultz, john Petersen, Thurston Ohrnan, Terry SeethoH, Dave Matteson, jim McAllister, Steve Bradley, Bob MacMillan, Tom Gregersen. ,sim 4 N W E If A . VT -i ggi li i : Q i? FIRST ROW: Jon Johnson, Ronald Cline, Ralph Parton. SECOND ROW: Roger Lawrence, Larry Hill, Dennis Judd, Daryl Nothiger. THIRD ROW: Dale Edwards, Noble B. Wheeler,. Don Lutz, Tom King, Gary Clark, Lanny Menegat, Leonard Breen, Counselor. FIRST ROW: Charlene Tipton, Sharon Carpenter, Judy Martin, Carol Henselma.n,Joan Ridaards, Mary Ellis, Nanqf Ruth Mott, Sandra Shoberg, Julie Marshallhludy Feierseisen. SECOND ROW: Willow Phillips, Saraxnarie McLin, Janice Kellend, Gloria Heath, Carol Cripe, Fern Horttor, Shar- lene Miller, Carla Conley, Emilie West, Candy Percell, Lyxma Gay Gates, Phyllis Rogers, Kay Smith Anita Olson, Sharon Clark. Treasurer: Barbara Swenson, Presidentg Alice Hill, Vice-president: Willow Phillips, Fire Marshall, Anita Olson, Reporter. House President: Barbara Swenson. ik V 2 ll ,rg N FIRST ROW: Sharlene Miller, Song Leaderg Mary Ellis, Secretary- 'f-I ' I ' FIRST ROW: Deanna Schendel, Vice-presidentg Loree King, Presidentgjanioe Beeler, Student Hostessg Janet Beeler, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Caxolynne Nordblom, Fire Marshallg jean Shimoda, Treasurerg Pat Murphy, Judiciary Memberg Glenda Allen, Parliamentarian. Officers 1 .4 House Mother: Mrs. Lucille Lamb and House President Loree King. 'l'l6 Ground Floor - ' I7 L , .1 1 ,- H , uji 'Lea I N I M Mx FIRST ROW: Mary Laski, Betty McFarlane, Mary 'Lou Clark. SECOND ROW: Sandra Wentzel, Sharon Whitsett, Ann Sexson, Joann McCulloch, Carol Wiss. THIRD ROW: Karen Medearis, Pat Pritchett, Junior Coun- selorg Norma Powne. First Floor FIRST ROW: Jane Tryon, Janet Beeler, Carol Wells, Linda Kozera, Claudia Richardson, Sharon Brogan, Marilyn Scott, Beverly Biggar. SECOND ROW: Corrine Ogburn, Kay Alderman, Carolyn Schroeder, Beverly Borkgren, Cheryl Moss, Karen York, Jacqueline Peper, Paula Guess, Linda Zygar, Judy Kissler, Joanne Skonnard, Marilee Losli, Delores Bee, Mudi Milbrandt, Pat Lantis. THIRD ROW: Bev Anderson, Sharon Robertson, Beth Hoefling, Nanq' Day, Carol Weidibush, Joyce Williams, Lani Garowski, Rosie Krautscheid, Junior Counselor, Elaine Gottwald, Emily Miller, Dixie Keller, Julianne Raz, Shari Bee, Gloria Walker, Donna Roberts, Tami Mclintee, Kaye Connelly, Sandra Williams, Doris Dunton, Joy Steward. SecondfRear FIRST ROW: Joani Banks, Joyce Courser, Linda Senter, Jeannie Closner, Colleen Wattier. SECOND ROW: Janice Bevans, Garlin Henderson, Elaine Trout, jan Rich, Jan Masuda, Leota Olson, Bernita Hooker. THIRD ROW: Shirley Seiders, Patricia Crow, Joan Miller, Linda Brown, Kathy McBride, Jeanni Edwards, junior Counselor, Carol Wanke,Pat Reynolds, Kay Mathany, Sandra Moll. Second,Front FIRST ROW: Karen Olson, Mardell Hamlin, Gloria Stempel, Karen E. Fountain, Judy Nuttbrock, Claudia Edwards, Deanna Schendel, lMerriettaMaeRa.ke. SECOND ROW: Joan King, Pat Stephens, Karyn Teed, Joan Libbey, Sharon Walsh, Bernita Zumwalt, Twyla Gooch, Susi Lamm, Winn Curry, Janice Beeler, june Davey, Linda Christensen, Lori Taylor, Sandra Hulse, Glenda Allen, Amy Sora. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Buroker, Oleanda Silva, Pat Turner, Marie Zajac, Sandi Spence, Nathalie Gilmore, Delores Flint, Mary Mobley,'Junior Counselor, Carol Norene, Helen Schwab, Yvonne jackson, Retha Graham, Betty Nancarrow, Barbara Siewert, Arlene Sadanaga, Ruth Keirsey, Linda Olson, jean Posey, joan Grambo. . Third Front I 2 FIRST ROW: Winnie Woods, Charleen Sellers, Carol Bentley, Carole Kaluna, Kathy Drell, Karen Takayama, Carol Stowe, Dianne Gordon. SECOND ROW: Judy Dickinson, Sandy Webb, Elaine Chambers, Carol Blenz, Jean Shimoda, Pat Murphy, Arline Keck,Judy Isom,Marilyn Case, Kathi Yost, Sharon Swenson, Marlys Edwards, Gayle Williamson, Barbara Brooks. THIRD ROW: Deena Roath, Sandra Sachs, Frederim Sullivant,Nedra Grill Hn, Audrey Yoshimura., Lynn Rathbum, Marilyn David, Jackie Stibbie, Gerrie Lawler, Junior Counselor: Joycee Takamura, Linda Takeuchi, Mary Rankin, Emily Bump, Georgia Peters, Clarioe VanRoeke1, Joyce Short, Connie Allen, Karen Lee Fountain, Carolyn Losey. Third Rear FIRST ROW: Harlene Justus, Shirley Brewer, PamPaynter,Meridee Zander, Betsey Erwin, Junior Counselor, Susan Chambers, Pat Miller, Pat Johnston. SECOND ROW: Louise Hemphill, Carolyn Overstreet, Rita Hanson, Betty Jo Glessner, Michele Snyder, Mary Ann Kanesh, Sharon Conn. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Jones, Suzanne Tarbell, Kay Mauney, Evelyn Tucker. ,JN N ,. w FIRST ROW: Lean Voe1ker,judi Kay. SECOND ROW: Merri Beymer, Carolyn Siewan, Ruth Keel- ing, Susan justice. THIRD ROW: Jackie Starry, Mary Ellen Wheaten, Linda Boland, Peggy Murphy, Edna Carter, Juanita Callahan. 4:61535 FE' v 1 I FIRST ROW: Kay Nelson, junior Counselor: Joan Hagen, Diane Bye, Dawn Bell. SECOND ROW: Glenda Robertson, Donna Callaway, Lorene Baker, Peggy Wolfenbarger, Ardie Olson, Jalene Pierson, Barbara Pratt. 120 FIRST ROW: Andrea Ziegler, Junior Counselor: Barbara Thompson, Nanq' Miyasato, Faith Kubo- yama.SECOND ROW: PennyRayctaR, Vera Ueona, Carol Houtz, Susan Harris, Ardi Brown, Joan Le lack, Jan Convenz, Pat McKenzie. FIRST ROW: Karen Haas, Susan McQuarie, Alena Brenden. SECOND ROW: Garnetta Bishop, Con- nie Anderson, Dixie Harding, Vicki Cronin. FIRST ROW: Joanne Thompson, Cara Armagost, Susan Fukutorni. SECOND ROW: Kay Tarver, Sharon Skeets, Roberta Cheek, Carol Weigel. THIRD ROW: Sue Evans, DianeRoessler, Carmen Phelps, Shirley Carstens, GinnyPeltier, Pat Freeman. Praridmt . . . . Secretary . . . Tnwwrr . . SongbazL'r.... X FIRST ROW: Glenda Longberg, Diane Hagen, Joan Her- i11CkX- SECOND ROW: Nicki Drees, Caroline Rlchen, Judy Rehberg, Kathy Bowman. THIRD ROW: Patricia Davis, Dianne Mullikin, Mary Farrell, Knryln Akse, Diane Yunker. , JV . ff K f H sr- isg!,,I' 55? 1 -- v ' Tl House Mother: Mrs. Beulah Parrett and House President: Hazel Williamson. fficers . Hazel Williamson . . . Carol Weigel Wa'-Pmrzhbnt . . . . . . . .... Sharon Sheets . . . Judy Rehberg Diane Yunker Parliamentarian . Rqtorter ....... Fm' Mumba!! . . . Inter Dann. Rqomenmtive ..... . . . Inter Uub Council Rgbrmntative ..... . . . C O ll C . . . . Nicki Drees . Susan Fukutomi Glenda Longberg . . Roberta Cheek . Caroline Richen A ' ...zmlhl 1 f 1 1 us 2?-45 ,Nw-vue ,v C ,, ,qi- Vg ff, .3,,,,. 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A - V- , Y ' -,L ,L mf: ww E 1, iii ' Y Homecoming Queen Rose Krautcheid T as gi. Princess oanne Delirancesco it gsm.: is iw 11. Princess N H ,E rf? 2172 TT' ii--NL--x 5:21-W 1 Q' L gf- , 'igxf K ,gs Q yi-. 1 r' 1 Q ia- 2 aims - 1,111 :ai ' ,1 Ve' ' . -:ii 1 ,. 5 -er 'if'-' ' PM J ,L ., . ,, ,. v: . EE, ' Q 1:3 Law rises - i 'I55iE?If.j mmf?-E 921 Zziszgggggggsm Nm!,?2?'f rw ru: ' 1 'igwivmi' H Q s..,, N ' ' HH' H Y if H .. frm ' ai' 1 ,W ,, if? v...,, N li P Y in P Princess adine Herrala . 127 P oanne Hicks s 5 Homecoming Activities The Faculty Talent Show was enjoyed by all. I Terry Smith escoxts Queen Rose. I ii .T 4 lhiiii First floor, Todd entertains at Student Talent Show. Bonfire climaxes Noise Parade. REMEMBER Whey LETS do il Color is added to Noise Parade by oif campus firetruck. The sophomores swim in the mud hole afier losing the tug-oiwar to the freshmen. , H , ,ME ,'7f,'ll. Maaske wins sweepstakes for their homecoming mr display. , i A . I 4.- - ,, v-gf, -af -,.-.-.--.ge-5-A.,.,..141?-v -fri - , ,Z --,-T-5 -w 11-vu i Q. 4? 'vi -30151 F by Left to Right: Carrie Runyon, Wayne Scranton,judith Graen, Richard Rees, Adrianne Krier, Gary Corson, Nancy Morgan and Larry Vogt. Fall Term Play Q! 37 The Snob :si yi,y S - Directed BY A C '-. 'fl mg ALAN R. ROBB qi CAST Christian Maske 55 Sybil Hull ' Christian makes the final break with his parents. Theobald Maske Luise Maske Count Palen A Marianne Palen Seivant Maid Richard Rees Judith Graen Wayne Scranton Carrie Runyon Gary Corson Adrianne Krier Larxy Vogt Nancy Morgan A slightly dnmk Theobald raves at Christian on his wedding night. Marianne is enraptured with Christian's charm. N-y.,--Km: Sffii Christian informs Marianne of an economic theory of which she is totally uninterested in. 'l :JI-1 . . Y 52 m:.En: -..1,, .. , -sues: Christian lies to Marianne about Christian tells Sybil that he never wants to see her again his past. I . i Sad1e Hawkins Dance O.C.E students and guests dance in style. MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR. Jim Blanton Bssr Dmssssn G1RL,Af.ne Holscher MosT ELIGIBLE SPINSTBR, Nancy Adams BEST DRESSBD BOY, John Mmm, L ,151 1, uf D if Z NTL, . EW Intercollegiate Knights Region 3 Sweetheart Beverly Anderson ET. ffl. is 19 K U X Q, wma Zami .is :QW sz xzfiiigiiifi-: liiigifif ,352 fy R xx IQ I W- 15 f2f:?iSi?Sffa ,U sexsgggafaiewagwigeggfu,N uw uw ,,, ,, Q 515551 1:2215 w Q S 1 ' ' ' my , TQ W, jf' Q, ogg H KM .W film 134 uwggfxzs . MW? - wifi' Francis Tresler All American D ?Dads' Da I WS' Officers of Dads' Club Pierce Brothers entertain. ,N 1 'W mgjg. Registration for Dads' Day. Christmas Banquet if fx Xl-.9 Mr. Hanson delivers address at the Christmas banquet. The Christmas banquet was enjoyed by all. Hanging Of The Greens Chet Dugger presents Mrs. Lieuallen with wreath. 136 Student council members mrol at Dr. Lieuallerfs home Dr. Roy E. Lieuallen 1 E, 1 FRONT ROW Barbara, age 105 Margaret, age 9. BACK ROW? Doug- las, age 15g Mrs. Lieualleng Dr. Lieualleng Scott, age 13. Dr. Roy E. Lieuallen obtained his B.S. from Pacific University in 1940, his M.S. from the University of Oregon in 1947, his Ed. D. in 1955 from Stanford and his L.H.D.from Pacific University in 1959. Dr. Lieuallen came to Oregon College of Educationin 1946, became president in 1955 and served in that position until his appointment as chancellor ofthe Oregon State System of higher education in the fall of 1962, During the six years he served as president, O.C.E. acquired a statewide reputation for having come of academic age. All too often a college president's stature is measured by irrelevancies - his availability as a public speaker, the amount of concrete poured on campus, the dollars acquired for this study and that project. Dr. Lieuallen, however managed to prove that the essence of a college's meaning is not Portland cement or the principle of feedback, but rather that a college is first and last a place for people with ideas and questions. In 1955, fewer than a dozen persons on campus held a doctorate. Today a faculty of 1 10 boasts 40 such doctorates, sprinkled liberally throughout all of the departments. In this category, O.C.E. now ranks inthe top 10 percent ofthe nation's teacher-training institutions. Moreover, a talented and energetic group of younger faculty members has been equally important in leavening the intellectual atmosphere of the school. Under Dr. Lieuallen, other areas of the college were strengthened as well. O.C.E. is developing one of the finest small college libraries in the Northwest. The curriculum has been altered so that O.C.E. now offers more courses in solid subject matter, and less in ed- ucational methodology, than ever before. An athletic poliqf based on scholarship rather than garnemanship has pointed the school towards leadership in physical education. Also, the college has an Honors program for undergraduates which was launched in 195 8. By insistin on and encouraging intellectual vitality here, Dr. Lieuaien accomplished much towards establish- ing a philosophic rationale for the future of teacher- training in Oregon. 137 .Y1mhi!B-EBIIU5 L ife Campus Candxds. .f 'ST' Don t just sit there! Say, have you heard... Finally. 138 ig? ' ,. 1 ..f,,-f- A. 1 l - H5 Q f , 1--, Helen, gent caller . . Dig those plaid socks... Seremty, sweet seremty Going, going... .4 Recognize them? . .xg Finals week, 1961-62. But, I don't want to study. Q y X TJ L i mi , . ff:'3Q5Q4, Wm , M , v ' Going Up... A ll af ? 5 Q Mona Lisa? Eeek! ,,, A Hello, Dave? Say, Mr. A: Going Out? Rally practice, anyone? Ole Sam Claumf Hey, P and D, watcha doin? Tread lightly, please. X X . Why, I'd love to! Look out! 139 Coed sings for Fri- day at Four. Girls from The Cottage pantomine There is nothing like a dame. Kay Fellman does interpretive reading, of The Ship That Sank . Melvin Schulson plays jazz piano. Frlday Four Kathy Kearny does a humorous reading of Eloise. 1' Y! L i I 1 Dave -McMurray, Duncan Pierce and Sue Ellen Zank sing to the the accompaniment of Claudia Palmer. w s QA X -.n 'E ' 3 .5- 1 .lx nga 0. 1 . 1' -1,-- -1 1 N 2 Q -7' . O ' , Q .-4' ,A .1 v ' x - ' '5' ' ,' 315- lan f' , . . - .zu -1 ,1 . ' L .1. - 1. '- - ' x I '- - F' - -J , . . fu . Q-Q1-.. . 5 5 . 1 1 I 1 'm 9, '115 1.-z, 'ff 1 ,1 -Q1 1' 5-1: 2 iq ' . . 141 1- 4 U wr- 11 '- new A' 4 r a 1 , 1 1- ll' 1 1 o 1 , v - 1-Wi uv. 56,- W an fifd N. . , ,' , I 11. ,', ' .V 1- I ,' 4, 151,57 ,154 I . .I . Q -, , ,, I -1 A , .. , . - . I ,, V , . 1 . . ,- i f- g' ' nf . 1 ' , - ' 'li , , ,1 1 . l - lf. . , 4' 1- ' ' 1 K 1 . 1 1 1 1,-ml , D V., , 131 4 , -Q3 . W 1 4 mu. ' XJ f'Q g-Egg Y . mn . ' , x W A-1 :ax N 1. , - I 1 - Q HTML swim -'1 1. 1 .. 'gf ' . 16 W. '1 ' ' .I FS I . 4'-A. ' 1 -X 4.311 . f y 1 ' f -'1 1 1 . 1 Jw. 1: 1 1Cr0 Ss K .qv 1.51 ,. . A' fagg, , ,N-,gf -- . ,-AEE? K ,W .1 .' ,L ' V' ' ' WT ik M Non-Conference Scores Opponent OCE Linfield 7-14 Pacific U. 27-14 Lewis 8: Clark 1 3-28 L.C.j.C. 38-6 142 In the teams statistics, OCE was second in the conference in total offense, first in rushing, third in passing offense, third in total defense, second in rushing defense and was at the bottom of the league in pass defense. Bob Pennel carried the ball151 times for a total gain of 864 yards with a 5.7 yards per carry average. Charles Burns had the best passing percentage of comple- tion of any of the quarterbacks in the conference. He was followed by Doug Olson of Southern College who threw 195 passes and completed 103 of those for a 528 percentage average. In the pass-receiving department, Don I-Iabel received 9 passes as did Bob Pennel. Also, Pennel, with a game average of 108 yards was seventh in the NAIA national statistics and had an outstanding year as a ball passer. Opening the holes in the front line were such stalwarts as Francis Tresler, jerry Gilman, Butch Grodie, jerry Wilhams, Delvis Freeman and Herb Hermann. The defensive unit was considerably stronger than last year and it was possible for Coach MacArthur to be able to platoon with an offensive and a defensive unit most of the season. Some of the defensive stalwarts were: Don Habel, Frank Colburn, FIRST ROW Left to Right: D. Hahn, C. Burns, S.jackson, D. Hopps, G. Linton, B. Pitts, son, j. Pavlicek, B. Breon, W Hammersly, DL Freeman, J. Gilman, F. Tresler, B. MacMil1ian, net, B. Alberts, J. Moberg, M. Olson, H. Hermann, D. Habel, B. Carpenter. FOURTH RO J. Dent, M. Fennimore, A. Anderson. Jos Moberg, jim Bennett, linebackers MikeFenimore, Francis Tresler, jerry Williams, and Dick wildfmg. 'g - ' Sixmembers of the 1961footballtearnwill be :lost by graduation and five of the six have atuone time or another been selected to thelall conference team. With the completion of the 1961 football .season six OCE football players were selected to the OCC team. Four of ourboys were selected on the oifensive unit and two were selected to the defensive squad. The oifensive all-stars were: Herb Herman, Francis Tresler, Bob Pennel,and-Ierry Gilman. On Defense: Frank Colburn, and 'Dick Wildfang were selected totheall-conferenceteam. In addition to being selected to the all-conference team, Herb Herman and Francis Treslerwere selected to the NAIA District 2 all-district football team. The conference statistics show that Bob Pennel of OCE broke his OCC individual rushing record of 749 yards by gaining-g864 yards in 8 games. The OCE Wolves also repeated as the rushing offense champion. In the scoring column Bob Pennel scored 8 TD's and was tied with his running mate Clayton Ladd who also scored 8TD's for the 48 points. Bruce Carpenter scored 3 TD's and kicked 1 3 PAT's for a total of 31 points. kiwi Q xl., f 1 M ,Q ' 1 X ,Eg 5'Ei.' ',.'l ' -.fi 2- s '.- Lv f 1. . .- ' sl . 4-Q' ,Lille V' . ' V? iv lil ,y V .. , gf 3 L W A - -f--f in 1 V. we fs -J' 1' 'BU' 'I .3 0,25 ' 'fr' f I , . , A . i 9w P559 'Y -e J '-1 - Sheldon, D. Wildfang, j. Powers, B. Pennel, R. Cline. SECOND ROW R. Peter- Crabtree, J. Williams. THIRD ROW F. Colburn, D. Hogan, B. Brodie, -I. Ben- M. Hiebert, F. Ellis, S. Villwock, E. Collingham, C. Ladd, D. Maher, P. Miller. Conference Scores Opponent OCE EOC 34-14 SOC 7-26 OT I 7-7 PSC 26-24 145 HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Dr. Bill McArthur STARTING LINE-UP - FIRST ROVL Left to Right: Habel, Hermann Gilman, Tresler, Freeman Brodie, Carpenter. SECOND ROW Pennel, Stiller, Burns, Ladd. Left to Right: Easter, McAr- thur, McCullough, Livingston. I44 ' z , Don Habel Seniors Francis Tresler 'Wayan Hammersly jerry Gilman Frank Colburn Herb Hermann ii , u vii' Rough going. OCE man makes tackle. 5: Big crowd watches exciting Homecoming game. 9. Ladd gains for another firstdown ir, ,Bw i 1 Intra-Mural Football Championship Team S.P.O. Left to Right: Chuck Black, R. Sonnen, T. Wareham, M. Collins, K. Bettis M. Schollian. League Standings Won Lost Tied Points S.P.O. 6 2 1 13 T.K.B. Burgie Boys 5 1 1 11 MAASKE Savages 4 4 8 T.K.B. Aces 4 4 8 P. 8: D. 2 5 4 MAASKE Raiders 0 5 0 Cross Country It's a long way to the finish line. ., ri U Coach Easter, J. Blanton, R. Killam, D. Rittenback, R. Horn, A. Flood, M. Pulliam -Jw -...bqf-.-m.v -4.- quww 94,-.ff-1-af g Q .-.Q-, ww 1-.vanfnxefr-f:,-nf wmv Q.,-.1r,- . tw 'ifiwk ,rg M. :'fffrW:'?fPi'2 -'fir-Naffa A7v'J-f'N'I? H'Y-fn5iiaf'J1Sf l:s.1r41as,an,1,.14rn.-4,,, , I I 1 1 0-xfffm Z- V' ,:,1q.-.W-v-.1-ww -..-9-.M lL,..-.-.K-..,.... .A,. N 5 r 'I I Q. 'Q A- 'uh.ax:w.mx..L.'..:f,-.,. 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J' - fe' gidi' 1 .aw 1 V ' V 'UQ as K at If AN g 1' nv CONFERENCE OCE Opponent 42 EOC 58 52 EOC 55 52 OTI 66 43 OTI 46 61 PSC 76 70 EOC 68 71 EOC 84 66 PSC 77 55 SOC 49 60 SOC 51 59 PSC 66 59 SOC 58 75 SOC 69 42 PSC 55 72 OTI 66 73 OTI 97 Basketball W' 'gl INEE- 1 -7 l .ag l WULVES QULVE5 X1 4 IULVES Wnwffl 'flung 1 E a fl' I 0 ROW ONE QBOTTOM ROWQ, Left to Right: L. Nye, L. Cole, J. Blanton, L. Land, T. Curry, D. Newton. ROW TWO CTOP ROWJ, Left to Right: Coach McCullough, F. Price, T. Ohrnan, B. Hanson, S. Rankin, B. Carpenter, T. Wolf B. Marr, NON-CONFERENCE OCE Opponent 59 Linfield 62 OTI 59 . EOC' 1 A 71 Lac ' , 72 A IQCJC ' j ' 63 - Pacific, U. ' 70 64 Zwmiri' St. Margins 'Spa A Lost -5 Head Basketball Coach Robert McCullough The Mighty Mites of Oregon College fought their way through 16 conference games and eight non-conference contests, winning a total of seven and losing 1 7. The Wolves , with their tallest starter at 6'1 and a starting five averaging between 5'10 and 5' 11 battled the taller opposition right to the wire in most instances, and at least seven of the losses were in doubt until the waning moments of the game. Carrying the brunt ofthe OCE attack were juniors Toby Wolf 1516 pts.J, Steve Rankin 1242 pts.J, and Bob Marr 1236 pts.j. The defensive efforts was spear-headed by such stalwarts as senior Larry Nye, and junior Lloyd Cole and sophomore Lee Land. The outlook for next year's campaign could be very bright with the addition of a couple of consistent rebounders to go with the very f'me- returnees from this year's Fight- ing Wolves . This year OCE basketball players fared well in all-conference nominations. This year Toby Wolf was placed on the first string all-conference team. Steve Rankin received the honor of being placed on the second team. Bob Marr and Lloyd Cole received honorable mention. Toby Wolf receives All-Con- I ference Award. 1 ' Senior Larry Nye. T. Curry T. Wolf J. Brant S. Rankin B. Carpenter L. Land F. Price Nye T. Ohman J. Blanton L. Cole B. Marr B. Hanson D. Newton It's up there somewhere. Price scores. Land Drives. Marr drives for two points. Marr scores Intra-mural Basketball 1 INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPION TEAM--- Mapleton Athletic Club . Runner up forthetitle was TKB. CHAMPION TEAM, Left to Right: Don Hopps, Bob Pennel,jim Stanton, Monte Olson, Don Hogan, Frank Ellis and Chuck Burns. TKB player gets a rebound. Intra-mural players wait PCUTICI blocks foes shot, W f Z to get rebound. . Olson gets tip-in. Olson scores. so I restling 1961-2 TOP ROW, Left to Right: T. King, D. Reinwald, B. Alberts, T. Tresler, B. Helbock, Coach Easter. FRONT ROW R. Hammer, C. Williams, D. Kent, S. Bye, D. Hopps, B. Pitts, W Kropi J. Trierweiler. ,- .Q v. t . ft- ,-' ..Y I , I is xr' Wrestling team works on important holds. Bill Alberts Dwight Reinwald few - 'T, X . x ef! ., -, '- , -. .sv--wr - ,. ' . .J..qk Y ,LQi'er9i . ' T - Don Hopps Stu Bye Practice leads to victories. Monte Olson 1 1 Rudy Sonnen Coach Easter gives helpful advice. Tom Kin g Q. eel. .. 1 Bill Pitts ' x Q f SCORES OC-E Opponent 27 Linfield 5 - 0 PSC 28 16 Pacific U. 1 6 9 U. of O. 1 7 21 Pacific 9 1 9 EOC 1 1 0 OSU 3 2 3 2 Linfield 5 3 SOC 2 3 6 V, OTI 22 Duane Kent Wally Kropf Although handicapped by the largest number of injuries any OCE wrestling team has ever experienced, the Wolves this season still managed to finish up the year with a fairly respectable 4-5-1 season record. Only five lettermen reported to coach john Easter at the beginning of the season. Of these Duane Kent and Bill Alberts managed to make it through the season without getting injured. Captain Stu Bye, Francis Tresler, and Dwight Reinwald the other experienced men on the squad,were injured through the season and never approached their potential. Faced with this manpower shortage the Wolves relied on newcomers Don Hopps, jim Trierweiler, Bill Pitts, Wally Kropf, Randy Hammer, Tom King, and Rudy Sonnen. Season team victories were posted over Linfield College 27-5, and 32-5, Pacific U. 21-9, and Eastern Ore- gon College 19-11. Individual honors during the season went to Duane Kent who placed 4th in the Oregon Intercollegiate Tournament 115 pound division, 2nd in the Oregon Collegiate Conference 115 pound division, and repeated as the N.A.I.A. District II 115 pound champion. Stu Bye who earned 4th in the OCC Tournament at 123 pounds: Bill Alberts who f'1nished 4th in the OCC Tournament at 191 Poundsg and Don Hopps, Bill Pitts, Wally Kropf, Randy Hammer, Dwight Reinwald, and Monte Olson who finished 3rd, 4th, 3rd, 3rd, 4th, and 4th respectively in their weight divisions and the N.A.I.A. District II Tournament. The season was climaxed the first week in March when coach Easter took 4 men to the Pacific Coast In- tercollegiate Wrestling Championships at Berkeley, California. These men led by Captain Stu Bye who fin- ished 4th in the 123 pound division placed 14th out of 24 schools entered. Swimming TOP ROW, Left to Right: D. Helberg, P. Miller, D. Kromer, M. West- cott, L. Brixias, M. Carson. BOTTOM ROW: M. Reiley, H. Hains, P. Reiley, B. Pennel, D. Frazier, C. Black. i 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Bartlett, 168 joan Richardson. 1 julie Marshall, Pennel nears the finish line. 'K' QM' .J I N0 RUNNING . ON DECK ..,4. A , X f PQQYTQ. , . - J In X' A I : . l H ' H ' 4 5 3, all if ' , 1-. f L - I ' 1, Q4 H -.. I 5 I x L Wu 2 dr 3 ' .gg f... . , - Q L4 a L81 . - A he S y V .-.- . Q- - -1 4:14, L - . H--Y ,- Ai .....1:5:....- N. ,LJ ' P v A 17-in , Q d V U fl -l-.' .i 'fl 3 'C 1 uf.:- , , L - '55 ' 'R '-eftil. ' 'Q ','17-WTB'-'fir '?lI l 1-Zz : , , rg'-9:-:.f'. 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N '- f. fi- 5 .44-.sf 5.4 ' M. -1 . . f +5 - F , 1-31, 4 '1fi2gf.m1 ml 'g Q . . .Y 3, . . , as .. , . W , ,U . J, L- -In 4 '. vyjf f wl U . -sE2+s5U'Qii aff' f -14 ff? ' if '13 V5 . , ' wa? - . N Eg 25.-,V , P ' 'rox 5 ,. . , -fig ay- . -f QP. ' 4? 1 aria' ufflif L 'fi 3: SQ Ll Y . 1.2 ' T ., . , J., . . 'x W 1 . D. 11. fliglfili .3.s1g,M-:---. Wg Q 4:-uv! H-nv --iff-if V. .Q , if-r F , I ,i TM , 5 ,,,, . ,, , .4 1. av-'ff'.Ufsf1!sffA Tf ia w V :X 5 Q 2 fg? w ,,Zf J -izsg-qi ' g-' Y f .,..?,., 'A t Q ' Q,- A Albin, Floyd 10 Anderson, Samuel 17, 104 Armour, Francis 18 B Baker, Robert 13 Beldin, H. O. 11 Bellamy, John 1 3 C Calet, Audrey 16 Charles, Milton 16 Christensen, Oscar 17 Coo r, David 13 Corlldff, Clifford 92 Crozier, William 10 Cummins, Ernie 15 D Dale, Jane 1 3 Doerter, James 10 Dortmund, Erhard 17 Duncan, Donald 9 Duncan, Robert 14 E Easter, John 12, 144, 149, 167, 168 Edminston, Sally 9 F Farley, Kent 10 Ferguson, Helen 18 Fulmer, Allen 15 G Garrison, Jesse 11 Giles, Don 16 Glogau, Arthur 9 Green, Beryl 16 Griffin, Paul 17 A Abbott, Mike 59, 112 Ackley, Glenda 43, 88, 154 Adams, Nancy 23, 30, 33, 80, 94, Aebischer, Evon 33, 88 Ageno, Mike 96, 111 A se, Karl n 59,121 Alberts, Bill 43, 143, 167 Alderman, Ka 51, 116 Alexander,Jol'linny 51, 91, 97, 154 Allen, Connie 77, 1 18 Allen, Glenda 51, 79, 84, 115,117 Anderson, Alton 143 Anderson, Ed 59, 11 2 Anderson, Ernest 43, 102 Anderson, Jean 100 Anderson, Beverly 51, 95, 116, 133 Anderson, Connie 120 Anderson, James 43, 111 Andreson, Ruth 79, 105 Antonson, John 33 Archibald, Sharon 43 Armagost, Cara 59, 77, 121 Arndt, Julie 3 3 Ashford, Randy 59 Augustin, Ernest 43 Austin, Nancy 43 Averette, Hubert 59, 11 2 Axrnaker, Larry 29, 33 B Babbitt, Pat 109 gachellor, Allan 91 aker, Korean 59, 77, 120 Ball, Don 107 Banks,Joani 51, 92, 94, 117 172 132 Facult Index H Haines, Francis 16 Hallstrom, Alfred 16 Hanson, Lloyd 13, 136 Harding, George 13, 88 Heath, Pearl 10, 89 Hess, Leland 17 Hiatt, Margaret Hiebert, Vern 15 Hill, Martha 19 Hofstetter, Dessa 18 Howard, John 11, 92 Hutchinson, Florence 3 Huxford, Gary 17, 103 I , Ishimatsu, Chizuko 18 Jaffer, Majduddin 151 Johnson, Charles 17 Johnson, Wallace 1, 13 K Kane, Mildred 1 1 Kersh, Bert 11 Kirby, Dorothy 14 Krey, Louise 12 Kirby, Dorothy 14 Krey, Louise 12 L Lautenbach, Ruth 1 2 Lewis, E. Raymond 11 Lieuallen, Roy 8 Litchfield, Susan 15 Livingston, Robert 12, 144 Lonsberry, Helen 15 M Marble, James 14 McArthur, William 1 2, 101, 142, 144 Student Index Barnes, Fred 154 Bar , Judith 51 Barglett, Sue 51, 77, 97, 109, 170 Bauer, David 111' Beck, Mary 51, 106, 109 Becraft, Marie 109 Bee, Delores 51, 116 Bee, Sharilyn 59, 116 Beeler,Janet51,95,115,116 Beeler, Janice 51, 1 1 5, 116, 107 Behrens, Sharon 33, 88 Belcher, Mary 50, 51, 109 Bell, Dawn 59, 120 Bender, Toni 51 Bennett, Jenny 9-1 Bennett, Jim 112, 142, 143 Bentley, Carol 59, 92, 118 Bemards, Carol 33, 92, 95 Bernards, Carol 33, 95, 92 Bernklau, Carol 43, 88 Betschant, Ronald 5 1, 1 1 1 Betschart, Russell 51, 112 Bettis, Kenneth 51, 148 Bevans Janice 59, 79, 105, 117 Beymer, Meredith 59, 77, gg, 120 Bidwell, Nancly 43, 79 Biggar, Bever y 51, 95, 106, 116 Birks, Mary 51, 88 Bishop, Garnetta 59, 92, 120 Black, Charles 148 Blackman, Bruce 84 McCullough, Robert 12, 144, 161 Miller, Marian 12, 100 Millsap, Lucille 11 Mulder, Robert 13 N Noxon, Charles 17, 939 Qgard, Lois 14 Olmstead, Thomas 14 Olson, Edith 18 P Postl, Anton 15 R Redden, Denise 14 Robb, Alan 13, 97 ' S Scott, Jeanette 15 Seeborg, Roy Steiner, Margaret 18 Smith, Claude 12 Smith, Edgar 14, 76 Smith, Jean 16 Snyder, Walter 10 Sparks, John 10 Stebbins, Ellis 10 T Tetz, Henry 12 Thompson, Matthewxij Van Dyke, Henry W Walker, Kenneth 16 Wallace, David 14, 80 Y Yost, Kenneth 11 Boettcher, Bruce 5 1 Boland, Lynda 59, 120 Bolmeir, Roger Borden, Bob 79, 80 Boring, Shirley 52, 77, 109 Borkgren, Beverly 51, 116 Boroughs, Robert 52 Bowers, Sandra 59 Bowman, Datherine 59, 121 Boylan, Richard 84 Braaten, Jenny 154 Braden, Gary 41, 59 Bradley, Steve 103, 112 Brant, Jerry 163 Breen, Leonard 79, 80, 96, 106, 113 Breon, Bensell 143 Brenden, Alena Mae 59, 120 Brenneman, Marvin 33 Brewer, Ray 60, 112 Brewer, Shirley Ann 60, 1 1 8 Briggs, Robert 60, 112, 107 Brixias, L. 170 Broadert, Jenny 91 Brodie, Butch 43, 111, 142, 143, 14 Brogan, Sharon 60, 116 Brooks, Barbara 5 2, 118 Brown, Ardis 52, 88, 120 Brown, Brenda 52, 109 Brown, Linda 60, 1 1 7 Blanton, im 24, 43 6, 101 2, 149, J , 9 , 13 161 , 164 Blenz, Carol 59, 118, 92 Blewett, Charles 154 Bodeen, Barbara 33, 94, 92 Brown, .Margrete 33 Bruce, Pamela 100 Brush, im 60, 79, 111 Buck, im 29, 30, 33, 96 Bum? Emily 60, 79, 106, 118 Burk ead, arol 33, 89 Buroker, Kathryn 60, 117 4,146 Burns, Charles 101, 142, 143, 144, 166 Burt, V. Elizabeth 52, 86, 87, 109 Bye, Diane 60, 120 Bye, Stewert 167, 168 Calaba, Sandra 60 C Callahan, Juanita 60, 104, 120 Callaway, Donna 52, 120 Campbell, David 77 Carpenter, Bruce 50, 52, 101, 144, 143, 161, 163 Carpenter, Sharon 60, 79, 114 Car son, Jeanette 30, 34, 95 Carson, Micheal 43, 77, 170 Carson, Pe gy 34, 90 Carstens, Shirley 60, 121 Carter, Stanley 52, 79, 80 Carter, Edna 60, 120 Case, Marilyn 60, 77, 88, 118 Casey, Mike 91 Chambers, Elaine 60, 92, 118 Chambers, Susan 60, 118 Cheek, Roberta 60, 106, 121 Christenson, Linda 52, 117 Church, Dick 88 Cincluini, Doris 52 Clar , Gary Lynn 60, 113 Clark, Larry 52, 92, 102 Clark, Mary Lou 60, 79, 116 Clark, Sharon Lynn 114 Clawson. Garry Lynn 77, 79 Cline, Ronald 113, 143 Clinton, Raul 61 Clore, Frank 24, 52, 106, 112 Closnerigeannie 61, 117 Coffind er, Jean 30, 34, 79 Colbum, Frank 142, 143, 145 Cole, Lloyd 101, 161, 164 Cole, Rosalie 34, 79 Cole, Sharon 34, 80 Cole, Wanda 52, 154 Collins, Margaret 43, 88, 90, 92 Collins, Mike 148 Conn, Sharon 61, 118 Conley, Carla 52, 102, 114 Connelly, Karen 52, 116 Conner, Donald 61, 92, 111 Conser, Pe y 52, 109 Cook, Cliilggd 43, 84, 103 Cook,Jeannine 28, 34, 77, 95 Cook, Marie 61, 109, 92 Cornforth, Lee 34, 91 Corson, Gary 43, 130, 154 Courser, Joyce 61, 1 17 Couture, Jerry 34 Coy, Jan 43 Crabtree, Arthur 143 Crawford, Ma anne 44, 102, 104, Creel, Lawrence? 92 Cripe, Carol 61, 82, 114,154 Cronin, Vicki 61, 120 Crook, William 5 2 Crowe, Arthur 44 Crow, Patricia 61, 1 17 Culp,Jane 52, 88 Curry, Tom 112, 161, 163 Curry, Winona 52, 117 Curtis, Jean 90, 94 Cutsforth, Tony 30 Cutsforth, Kelly 61 Cutsfozth, Lanny 61, 1 11 Cutsforth, Pat 34 D Dauenhauer, Nanqf 34, 95, 106 Davey, Janne 50, 53, 92, 95,117 David, arilyn 61, 118 Davies, Anita 61 Davis, Patricia 61, 121 Davis, Thomas 79, 80, 154 Day, Nancy 61, 92, 116 DeBates, Richard 34, 89 DeFrance, Mary 61 DeFra.ncesco, JoAnne 44, 86, 107, DeLong, Patricia 90 Dent, Jim 143 Deshon, Dale 77 DeVoe, Allan 44, 84, 102 Dickinson, Judy 55, 77, so, 118 Dillon, Sandra 109 Dixon, James 34 Doods, Lovena 35, 94 146, 106 127 Drecs, Nicki 61, 82, 121 Drell, Kathy 61,85,92,117,118 Dugger, Chester 22, 31, 44, 131 Dunton, Doris 61, 82, 92, 116 Durnin, John 44, 99, 107 E Earl, Bud 24, 61, 111 Easom, Irvin 35 Edmonds, Roger 44, 92 Edmunds,CJames 62 Edwards, laudia 62. 1 17 Edwards, Dale 62, 103, 113 Edwards, Jeanne 44, 84, 90, 95, 117 Edwards, arlys 53, 94, 118 Elliott, B Ellis, Fra arbara 109 nk 166 Ellis, Kenneth 111, 143 Ellis, Mary 62, 114, 154 Ellis, Robert 29, 35 Ellsworth, Linda 90, 99 Engle, Roger 62, 77, 92, 111 Erwin, B etsy 44, 94, 118 Evans, Sue 62, 121 F Farrell, Mary 53,107, 121 Faxon, Paul 53 Feiereisenkjudy 62, 88, 102, 114 Feldman, ay 44, 87, 94, 140 Fenimore, Mike 142, 143 Fenner, Laura 42, 44, 92, 93 Ferguson, Darrel 62 Ferguson, John 53, 77, 79, 80, 112 Fest, Judy 62 Fitzgerald, Carol 62 Flint, Delores 62, 92, 117 Flood, Archie 62, 111, 149 Fochtman, Bruce 62 Follis, Bruce 88 Foster, Diane 79 Foster, John 80 Fountain, Karen E. 53, 117 Fountain, Karen L. 5 3, 118 Frauendiener, Jack 79, 80, 101, 1 1 1,112 Frazier, D. 170 Freeman, Delvis 142, 143, 144 Freeman, Pat 43, 121 Friesen, Alice 44 Fukutomi, Susan 62, 121 Fullhart, Sally 98 Fullmer, Mary 44, 92 G Gallo, Leilani 62, 109 Gandy, Doyle 62 Gates, Lynna 62, 82, 114 Gates, Michael 79, 85, 102 Gibbons, Dennis 62 Giesbrecht, Cynthia 44 Gilman, Gerald 35, 142, 143, 144, 145 Gilmore, Nathalie 62, 77, 85, 92, 107, 117 Girod,Jerry 35, 96 Glessner, Betty Jo 63, 77, 118 Godfrey, Raymond 63 Gooch, Twyla 53, 117 Gooding, John 63, 1 1 2 Goodpasture, James 63, 102, 1 1 1. Goodrich, Eunice 35 Gordon, Dianne 5'3, 1 18 Gordon, Kay 44, 94 Gordon, Theresa 63, 109 Gorowski, Iani 53, 82, 102 Gottwald, Elaine 45, 89, 92, 116 Graen, Judith 45, 88, 1 30 Graham, Gary 1, 45,103, 981 Graham Retha Mae 63, 92, 117 Grambo, Joan 63, 117 Grass, Dwight 89 Gray, James 63 Green, Bernie 63 Green, Judith 53, 77, 79, 97, 109 Gregersen, Tom 53, 97, 112 Gregory, Dorman 63, 99 Griffin, Nedra 104, 118 Griffin, Patricia 45, 90, 92, 93, 94 Grimes, Richard 63, 103, 111 Grippin, Ralph 45, 91, 99, 104, 106, 111 Guess, Paula 63, 116 Gustafson, Sue 45 Gwyn, Carol 35 H Haas, Karen 120 Habel, Don 101, 142, 143, 144, 145 Hagen, Diane 63, 121 Haglund, Jer 63 Ha en, Lucy 23, 120 Dick 111,142 Halstead, Decker 79 Halstead, Karlene 54, 79 Hamada, Rose 45, 95 Hamersly, Wayne 23, 31, 35, 96, 143, 145, 156 101, 112 Hamlin, Mardell 53, 90, 95, 106, 117 Hammer, R. 167 Ham ton, Ellen 35, 89 Harrell, Bob 107 Hanna, Mar aret 35, 84, 90 Hansen, Richard 35 Hanson, Bryan 45, 92, 103, 161, 164 Hanson, Charles 63, 102, 112 Hanson, Raymond 35, 84, 102, Hanson, Rita 63, 118 Harden, David 63, 1 1 1 Harding, Dixie 63, 79, 120 Hargand, Joyce 36 Harper, Richard 64 Harris, John 79 Harris, Susan 64, 120 Hartless, Janice 64, 109 Hartvilgson, Zenas 64, 79 Hatfie d, Doyle 36 Haynes, Howard 53, 170, 171 Heath, Gloria 114 Helbock, Robert 53, 167 Hellberg, Karl 45, 170 Henderson, Charles 36, 154 Henderson, Garlin 1 1 7 Henderson, Lawrence 91 Henderickson, Barbara 36, 88 Henselman, Carol Ann 64, 106, Herinckx, Joan 53, 92, 121 ,E 104, 106 107, 114 Hermann, Herbert 142, 143, 144, 145 Hemphill, Laura Louise 53, 82, 118 Herrala, Nadine 53, 77, 80, 82, 127 Hicks, Jo Anne 127 Hiebert, Marvin 64, 143 Hibley, Gwen 64 Hilderbrand, Gan 88 Hill, Alice 90, 106i 114 Hill, Lat 64, 11 3 Hixson, Dennis 64 Hoefling, Beth 54, 79, 116 Hogan, Don 166 Hogate, Richard 64, 111 Ho g, William 36 Hoiinshead, Arlen 45, 91, 92, 103 Holloway, Barbara 80 Holscher, Ardyth 64, 77, 85, 109, 132 Holst, Edwin 54, 112 Hooker, Bernita 64, 11 7 Hopkins, Glendale 64 Hopps, Donald 54, 101, 143, 146, 166, 167, 168 Horn, Raymond 149 Horttor, Fern 64, 79, 114 H0umes,Janet 36, 88, 92 Houtz, Carol 120 Hulse, Sandra 64, 117 Hump rey, im 83 Hunt, Barbda 36 Hushbeck, Stanley 36, 101 Huston, Larry 54, 84 Hyman, Carol Ann 45, 90, 95 I Irwin, oan 45, 94 Isom, udy 64, 79, 118 Jackson, Steve 143 J Jackson, Yvonne 64, 117 Jaskosk, Dick 107 ensen, Nenard 36 0l1n, Billie 54, 77 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, ohnson, ohnston Douglas 84 Harvey 64, 77, 79, 111 James 64 Jon 1 1 3 Naomi 36 Paul 64 Richard 11 1 ,Patricia 65, 118 olma, Myra 36 ones, Loraine 65, 118 udd, Dennis 65, 77, 103, 113 ustice, Sue 65, 120 ustus, Harlene 65, 1 18 173 K Kaluna, Carole 58, 65, 77, 92, 106, 118 Kangas, Sally 65 Karklins, George 154 Karlin, Douglas 65 Kaufman, Loyd 99, 106 Kay, Judy 65, 120 Kay, Loretta 54 Keady, Helen 90, 98, 104 Keady, Sprice 99, 104 Kearney, Kathleen 45, 140 Keck, Arline 65, 77, 1 18 Keelin , Ruth 65, 120 Kelland, Janice 65, 114 Keller, Dixie 50, 54, 116 Kelly, Craig 99 Kelm, Ronald 11 2 Kendrick,JoAnn 24, 36 Kent, Duane, 167, 169 Kerlee, Ron 54, 112 Kerr, Jennie 84, 103 Kessler, Barbara 45 Kidder, Karen 28, 31, 37, 95 Kihs, Carmin 54, 88 Killham, Ralph 45, 149 Killham, Sandra 37 Killin, Douglas 45, 79,105,106,111,112, 154 King, Arlen 50, 54, 101,111 King, Joan 65, 82,117 King, Loree 46, 94, 106, 115 King, Thomas 65,113,167,168 Kirby, Mary Ann 65, 109 Kirk atrick, William 65, 1 1 1 Kisslfdr, Judy 65, 116 Kivett, Levi 77 Kneale, Robert 1 12 Knight, Sue 65, 92, 109 Knutson, Norma 37, 92 Kopp, Sandra 65, 109 Kovenz,Jan 65, 77, 120 Kozera, inda 54, 92, 116 Krautscheid, Rose Marie 29, 31, 37, 90, 92,95,107,116, 126, 128 Kreilrn ,Julie Ann 66, 109 Krier, idrianne 66, 130 Kremer, Dave 170 Kropf, Wallace 66, 167, 169 Kuboyama, Faith 66, 120 Kurth, Bonnie 46, 84, 92 L Ladd, Clayton 46, 111, 143,144,147 Lamm, Susi 82, 117 Land, Lee 101, 161, 163, 165 Lantis, Patricia 37, 92, 102, 116 Larsen, Car 111 Larson, Leslie 66 Laski, Mary 66, 83,116 Lasich, Patricia 24, 46, 94 Lawler, Gerrie 37, 92, 94, 118 Lawler, Pat 54, 107 Lawrence, Harold 154 Lawrence, Ro er 11 3 Lehman, Phylgs 37 Leith, Barbara 37 Leith, Jack 66, 154 Lelack, Joann 66, 82,92,120,154 Lemen, Ross 37, 96 Lester, Allen 80, 154 Lewis, Linda 95 Lewis, William 77 Libbely, Joan 66, 77, 117 Lieua len, Rosemarie 66, 77 Linton, Gary 143 Lloyd, Neil 66 Longberg, Glenda 66, 1 21 Loomis, Terrie 54, 109 Losey, Carolyn 54, 100, 118 Losli, Marilee 54, 80, 95, 116 Lutz, Donald 113 Luchau, Wesley 92 M McAllister, William 66, 1 1 2 McBeth, Rocelia 66 McBride, Una 46, 117 MCBurney, Darlene 54, 109 McCarty, Mike 103 McCain, Gayle 37 McCallum, Yvonne 37, 79, 88, 92 McCready, William 66, 112 McCulloch, Josephine 66, 1 16 Mclintee, Tami 66, 85, 116 McFarlane, Betty 54, 80, 88, 116 Mclntyne, Richard 54 McKenzie, Patricia 120 McKillip,Jarnes 77, 79 McKnight, Truman 66 McLin, Saramarie 67, 79, 114 McMurray, David 23, 46, 77, 80, 88, 96, 140 McNeil, Stuart 55, 80, 112 McNultry, Arlepha 55 McQuarrie, Susan 46, 120 Maas, Sandra 46 MacMillan, Robert 66, 112, 143 Maddy, Jerry 24, 46, 82, 92, 103 Maher, Dick 143 Mannila, John 132 Marr, Robert 96, 101, 161, 164, 165 Marshall, Helen 109 Marshall, Julia 67, 114, 170 Martin, G enna 37 Martin, Judy 67, 92, 114 Mason, Allen 67, 111 Masuda, Janice 55, 117 Mathany, Kay 55, 1 17 Matheny, Marvin 67, 111 Mathews Ralph 96, 102 Matson, Gerold 67, 11 1 Matsuoka, Gary 111 Matteson, David 79, 112 Matteucci, Fred 24, 38 Maune , Kay 67, 118 Mechalls,James 38 Medearis, Alice 116 Mendenhall, Keith 77 Menegat, Lanny 1 13 Me er, Darlene 46 Millbrandt, Judi 67, 77, 116 Miller Darth 46 Miueff Emily 5s,79,1os,116 Miller, Joan 46, 1 17 Miller, Marcia 67 Miller, Maxine 55, 99 Miller Patricia 67, 118 Miller Milleri Paul 143, 170 Sharlene 38, 77, 80, 88, 97, 114 Mills, Howard 96 Miske, Inga 88, 92 Misso, Leonard 67, 11 1 Miyasato, Nancy 67, 120 Moberg,Jon 112, 142, 143 Mobley, Mary 46, 92, 93, 94, 117 Mollitt, Sherry 38 Mohr, Jud 46, 95 Moll, Sandra 55, 92,117 Monaco, Beverly 42, 46, 92, Morre, Lana 46 Morgan, Nancy 67, 103,130 Morris, Ka e 38, 77, 89 Morse, Barbara 38, 88, 92 Moser, Norma 38, 94 Moss, Cheryl 66, 116 Mott, Nancy 67, 1 14 Mueller, Charles 55, 106 Mullil-tin, Dianne 67, 79, 121 Murphy, Patricia 55, 115, 118 Mur hy, Peggy 67, 120 Munlires, Ronald 47, 102 Myers, James 67 N Nancarrow, Betty 67, 92, 117 Nathe, Nicholas 55 106, 107 Nelson, Kathryn 24, 47, 79, 80, 100, 120 Nemoto, Amy 38, 92 Ness, Sandra 55, 109 Newharth, Martha 67 Neuschwanger, Dorothy 38 Newport, Nadalee 67, 77, 109 Newton, Dennis 55, 96, 111,161, 164 Nitta, Donald 11 1 Nivens, Lanny 47, 96, 101, 111 Nordblom, Carolynne 55, 77, 94, 99, 115 Norene, Carol 117 Norwood, Carole 24, 47 Nothiger, Daryl 68, 113 Nuttbrock,Judy 50, 55, 84, 117 Nye, Larry 106, 161, 162, 164 O O'Brien, Pat 68 Ogburn, Corrine 68, 79, 88, 92, 116 Ohman, Thurston 68, 112, 164 Olsen, William 68, 104 Olson, Anita 68, 114 Olson, Ardith 68, 82, 120 Olson, Karen 68, 92, 117 Olson, Leota 55, 117 Olson, Linda 68, 92, 117 Olson, Monte 112, 143, 166, 168 O'Neal, Robert 55 Onion, Diana 47, 88 Overstreet, Carolyn 68, 118 P Pade, Dean 68 Palmer, Claudia 47, 80, 94, 140 Panasenko, Alex 104 Panasenko, Verda 104 Packpe, Kathleen 38 Par s, Edwin 47 Parton, Ralph 106, 113 Patten, Diana 68, 77, 109 Patterson, John 80 Pavlicek,IJ40hn 58, 68, 92, 107, 112, 143 Pearson, arilyn 38, 88, 92 Peccia, Mike 38, 92, 107, 111 Peltier, Vir inia 68, 82, 121 Pennel, Rogert 47, 142,14-3, 144, 14-6,166, 170 Peper, Jaqueline 55, 77, 116 Perkins, Janet 77 Peters, Georgia 68, 92, 100, 107, 118 Peterson, John 68, 92, 103, 112 Peterson, Philip 55, 111 Peterson, Roy 143 Peyree, William 79, 80 Peyton, Dale 39 Phelps, Carmen 68, 121 Phel s, Annette 39, 77 Phillliips, James 39 Phillips, Willow 68, 102, 114 Pierce Doug 55, 77, 79, 80 Pierce, Duncan 77, 79, 80, 11 1, 140 Pierson, Jalene 56, 120 Pillar, Don 39, 96, 101 Pins, Bill 68, 112, 143, 167, 168 Podpeskar, John 56, 77, 85,102, 107, 111 Poo e, Anthony 77 Porter, Henry 56 Posey, Jean 56, 1 17 Post, Howard 47 Powers,John 79, 143 Powne, Norma 68, 116 Pratt, Barbara 69, 120 Price, Fred161, 163.165 Prichard, Mary 69 Prichard, Marion 39, 92 Pritchett, Pat 39, 77, 116 Pulliam, Michael 69, 112, 149 Purcell, Candace 69, 114 R Rake, Merrietta 56, 88, 117 Rankin, Mary 79, 118 Rankin, Steven 47, 101, 111, 161, 163 Rathbun, Lynn 56, 94, 118 Rawlin s, William 69, 1 1 2 Raycrali Penny 69, 120 Razkflulianne 56, 116 Red reld, LaVeda 39 Reents, Paul 154 Rees, Richard 1 30 Reese, Estella 47, 92, 93 Reeves, Roger 1 11 Rehber , Judith 69, 121 Reich, Ro ert 39 Reilly, Mike 47, 91, 170 Reilly, Pat 47, 91, 170 Reinwald, Dwight 47, 167 Reynolds, Pat 117 Reynolds, Patience 39, 69 Rheutan, Gwen 56 Rice, Keith 69, 112 Rich, Janet 56, 1 1 7 Richards, Joan 69, 114, 170 Richardson, Claudia 69, 116 Richen, Caroline 69, 106, 121 Richey, Marigyn 39, 88 Richard, Ru 69, 109 Rittenback, Dennis 69, 111, 149 Ritter, Carrol 69, 111 Roath, Deena 56, 118 Roberts, Donna 56, 116 Robertson, Glenda 69, 92, 1 00, 1 20 Thompson Robertson, Sharon 56, 116 Robinson, Terri 47, 77 ROeSSler, Lois 69, 79, 103, 121 Rogers, Phyllis 69, 114 Rowell, Mary 39 Rowley, Janette 69, 109 Rue, June 70, 77 Rule, Dianna 70 Runyon, Carrie 88, 97, 130 Russell, Ron 56, 77, 111 Rutschman, Carol 47, 88 S Sachs, Sandra 71, 118 Sadanaga, Arlene 70, 117 Sahnow, Barbara 56 Sanders, Linda 48, 83, 100 Santesson, Darrel 111 Schendel, Deanna 56, 95, 106, 115, 117 Schmidt, Richard 70 Schollian, Marion 148 Schroeder, Carolyn 70, 79, 88, Schwab, Helen 70, 117 Scott, Marilyn 70, 1 17 Schultz, Rodney 56, 77, 112 Seethoif, Terrance 1 12 Seid, virginia 39, 94 Seiders, Shirley 117 Sehia, Vleanda 82 Sellei, Rudolph 40, 111 Sellers, Char een 65, 118 Sellick, Marlena 70, 109 Senter, Linda 70, 117 Seward, Jon 84 Sexson, Ann 70, 99, 116 Shaner, Charlene 48, 92 Sheets, Sharon 70, 121 Sheldon, Delbert 143 Sherrell, Jimy 102, 11 1 Shimoda, Jean 56, 115, 118 Shoberg, 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Kay 7o, 114, 154 Smith, Fred 70, 112 Smith, Paul 40, 128 Smith, Robert 70 Smith, Shirley 70 Snyder, Diana 40 Sn der, Nichele 118 Solirn, Gary 42, 48, 77, 80 Sohn, Norma 42, 48, 77, 79, 98 Sonnen, Rudy 148, 168 Sora, Amy 71, 117 Spence, Sandra 57, 117 Su ai, Am 48 Suiivan, Sheryl 82, 107 Sullivant, Ricki 71, 118 Staab, Fred 83 Staab, Robin 84 Stallings, Catherine 71, 109 Stanton, Jim 166 Starry, Jacqueline 120 Steidel, James 57, 111, 112 Stempel, Gloria 57, 79, 117 92, 116 Stephens, Patricia 57, 77, 117 Steward, Joy 57, 116 Stibbe, Jacqueline 71, 118 Stiller, taqf 57, 112, 144 Stout, Audrey 48 Stutzman, Dave 88 Sweeney, Jack 7 1, 79 Swensen, Barbara 31, 40, 77, 90, 95, 106, 114, 157 Swenson, Sharon 57, 118 T Takamura, Joyce 71 , 1 18 Takayama, aren 7 1, 11 8 Takeuchi, Linda 5 8, 71, 1 18 Wallaceorjarret 41, 90 Walsh, ike 72, 104, 112 Walsh, Sharon 57, 117 Walters, Marcy 23, 32, 41, 92, 94 Wanke, Carol 48, 79. 92, 93, 117 Wareham, Thomas 148 Washbnm, Harold 24, 73, 77, 111 Watkins, Don 48 Wattier, Coleen 117 Webb, Sand 73, 118 Weber, Heidi 41, 100 Weigel, Carol 79, 116 Wel s, Judith 48, 79, 103 Wendt, Mike 41, 92, 96 Tarbell, Suzanne 118 Tarver, Kay 121 Taylor, Lorraine 57, 117 Teal, Ernest 57 Teed, Karyn 71, 117 Terry, Sharon 71, 92, 109 Thiessen, Helen 48 Thomas, Ken 105 Thompson, Barbara 71 Thompson, Barbara Joanne 71, 92, 120 Thompson, Elvera 99 Thompson ,Jvieanne 28, 121 ar aret 31 40 88, 97 Wentzel, Sandra 72, 116 West, Emilie 72, 82, 102, 114 Westcott, Mathew 58, 72, 111, 170 Wheaton, Mary 73, 120 Wheeler, Ernestine 49, 77 Wheeler, Michael 72 Wheeler, Noble 72, 113 Weitz, Paul 112 Whitaker, Thomas 49, 11 1 Whitlow, Joseph 42, 49 Whitsett, haron 72, 116 Wiedebusch, Carol 72, 116 Wiens, William 11 1 Wildfang, Dick,72, 142, 143 1 8 1 , Thornton, James 71, 92, 111 Tinton, Gary 11 1 Tipton, Charlene 71, 81, 114 Torgerson, Kay 86 Torrance, Richard 71, 77, 79, 80,106, 111 Tresler, Arleen 40 Tresler, Francis 28, 32, 40, 134, 142, 143, 144, 145, 167 Trierweiles, Jim 57, 107, 167 Trout, Elaine 72, 117 Trout, Steve 96 Tryon, Jane 57, 116 Tuckerm Mary 72, 79, 118 Tuma, Fern 48 Tunnell, Donald 32, 40, 91, 92, 93, 154 Turner, Patricia 57, 86, 87, 117 Williams, Allen 1 12 Williams, Clanc 167 Williams ,jerry Y9, 142, 143 Williams, Joyce 73, 79, 116 Williams, Sandra 116 Williamson, Gaye 73, 118 Williams on, Hazel 73, 100, 106, 121 Wilson, Bobby 72 Wilson, G. 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INDEPENDENCE AUTO PARTS PA nts Auto Parts and Accessories independence - Monmouth Highway 329 Second Street phone 176M Phone 230 Independence PIPERS' BEAUTY -ggi KELLY'S UNION SERVICE 3 Save By Letting Us Take Care Of Davie and Darlene Piper YOUI' CCW Specializing in Permanent Waving Hairstyling Hair Cutting fuf Wong? All Types of Hair Color Work 000 'Anus Open 9 AM to P.M. Evenings PY Appomtment I l7O East Main Street 319 South Main St., Independence Monmouth, Oregon Phone 466 I I I Amuzce THE DARLENE SHOP Ladies and Childrens Clothing Wear Main Street Phone 420 Independence, Oregon MOUNTAIN FIR LUMBER CO. Douglas Fir Long Dimension Lumber P. O. Box 218 Phone 271 Independence, Oregon Other Mills Owned: Mount Hood Lumber Company Maupin, Oregon Mount Canary Lumber Company Westlake, Oregon Tygh Valley Timber Co., Inc. Tygh Valley, Oregon MILLER'S MOBILE 6 SERVICE Helpful - Dependable Complete Service for Your Car 87 North Main Independence, Oregon JOHN KOICH CHEVROLET Y ' Independence, Oregon I r Il.,3.l:,. E EE'-'29 1 r I R JOHN, PFAFF 8g CO. General Insurance Go 223 Main Street Wm' v Phone xy- mm Independence, Oregon SMH oo sAFEco SERVICP CAREY'S TV 81 APPLIANCE CENTER Featuring the Finer! in Television 8: White Goods Famous National Brands Zenith - RCA Victor - Admiral Norge - RCA Whirlpool Thirty Years Sales and Service in Polk County SI4 Washington Street - Dallas HASS DRUG is ' F y THE RECORD SHOP 5I3 Main Street Dallas, Oregon Your Beauty - Health Plgye,-5 PRESCRIPTION Center Carry Cases -2 4 . DZYZSI3 Ofegin Accessories C Phone MA 3-4350 Specializing in Team Equipment BILL BEARD SPORTING , , MEL CAMPBELL'S ooops, iNc. H cinsuuam Q eg X . . .U is 4 ' Peace ot Mind Guaranteed Bill Beard I Empafe 3-6042 305 Mein MA 3-2396 Ed Solstrom 372 State St. DOIIOSI Oregon Woody Lovelace Salem, Oregon :SN 7, 1,1 ewes lix, ,f Class of 62 BRIXIUS .IEWELERS 412 Main Street Congratulations to Dallas, Oregon C onipliments of MEIER 8. FRANK CO. Oregon's Own Store Since 1857 Salem EM 3-2211 DALLAS MUSIC We Sell the Best and Fix the Rex! Radio - Television - Stereo Sales and Service Bonded Electronic Technicians 323 Main Street MA 3-4770 Dallas, Oregon I oN r RoEN TYPEWRITER I?,bRgET EXCHANGE f ,,- , Established 1926 Underwood, Remington Smith-Corona - Royal Standards 8. Portables Sales 8. Service 456 Court NE EM 3-6773 Salem, Oregon ANDERsoN's Fiomst 9,59 Flower: For All Occnxionf 0 C 1' ' rvlfgglf om? :ments of Weddings , . ROBERT D. MORROW, INC. -Bonquels . 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