Whitman College - Waiilatpu Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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enior add C aaa O icerd Ar the helm of the senior class this year has been Richard Rookie Neher, a Walla Walla boy whose interest in the class has been keen. Perhaps his most outstanding contribution as president has been the organization of a money raising project which success- fully pulled the class out of the hole financially. Dick has been just as interested in other campus activities, especially sports, and has served as co-captain of the football team. He plans graduate work next year in P.E. in Massachusetts, after which the long arm of Uncle Sam will probably make an appearance. Members of the class have had a most successful year under Dick's capable leadership. Vice President Janice Stiller, from Milton, is a girl who has spent a good deal of her college career in the Con. Her work with the senior class has been of a general nature, consisting of those things everybody else forgets to do. She has done them well, however. Janice also plans graduate study after a year of work. Secretary Nancy Stier is the officer who must keep track of what happens to the senior class, and anything else secretaries do. Nancy also started as a music major, but something happened, and she now plans to spend' next year teaching. She hails from Spokane, but does not necessarily plan to spend the rest of her life there. When asked what she had done for the benefit of the class, she replied that she has typed. Custodian of the 5.06 is Treasurer Darrell Allen, whose job it is to guard the fortune. He feels that the senior class has a great future. Darrell, too, plans graduate work in the held of his major, Economics and Business Administration, before Uncle Sam snatches him up. He also comes from Spokane.