Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)
- Class of 1954
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Spencer dean harold f. spencer . . . the man who directs the what and Where of the student's academic life. dean kenneth richardson . . . the man with a hard job done well . . . chief counsellor for men . . . deans marjorie gre-gg and nelda siegmund . . . guides to Women . . . keep tab on social events, societies and dorms . . . a friendly smile and a helping hand whenever We need it . . . miss siegmund took over in time of need and quickly became a real friend to Women. the admini trative staff Marjorie Gregg 7 iifi'73fx'51ET IJ -, if li ,egii-1 .., ', fig., 0 r '-elf-1Q9A.Q'12i -fr f yi . . fs,-1-agafs r ,, 'Y l -'-'f l'aT5'1 f:HifEEil M 1 4 '1, -2. -Qu , . ff rt ffg-134 ' , - ff '. LH- i.1'r g.1-1 ieglzf' ' :A V . , :-' A 1T,,ifr,. tl' . - ' ' ' Nfl'- 1L,. vll5', -42915 . :i-fl. a .1 A ' 'lan-La 1 Q, X. f'.f 'L-Q' .. :iii ' f If 1 1 ,'gf-.5!lfvgf3l5' 1l,i'5lDQ'.-is 5 F L ,u-'W-Sgiq , , . me 'i if ga,:f-'jim t if ,gg V .arty .iffy ,S 1 S -Q-:EX , .11 X , ,.,-'-.g.5.Ll,Qq Egg 2 , 1. 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Clara Dallas, Betty Thompson, Edna Farrin, Stella Pierce. . . . . right hand assistants to our family . . . via telephone or in person, always expressing whittier's friendly spirit. i' Ron I Alice Roop u71H1lfCLlWllSOD Ethel Siegfried Loretti 'Vlftlonc Linda Vein Vleet lean Beck. Row 2: Peggy Hayes, Dolores Swanson, Esther Wold. Ron' 1: lcsse Sumner, William Overholt. Row 2: Leslie England, Donald Grass, Wil- liam Parks, E. Browning. Row 3: H. Scott Ramsey, Alvin Gordon, Glenn Caplinger, Henry Hundley, Floyd Mengel, Iohn Bow- 1112111 . Iohn Gattis, Ann Howard, Phyllis Lee, Mrs. CTI'lCI'1'0l1 Row I: Lucy Switzer, Frances Parkey, Mrs. Ramsey. Row 2: Maggie Bell, Annie Stoddart. . . they don't starve us . . . roast beef . . . ham . . . their aim . . . to keep . . . chicken . . . apple eobblers . . . green gage our dorms in a-1 condition. plums . . . campus inn where everyone is on a diet starting tomorrow. - X ' 0 I K . D aw! N . N4 ' M ee : 44 lm kb , -i Rid .Jn-i'-:I-X ' ah-h-h! . . . physical fitness is one of everyo11e's goals. Dr. Mayo Smith Mrs. Evelyn Clark .gig 5 P X 2111 . . . . . . there's a niche for all . . . profession or hobby, self-expression or enjoyment in the field of art . . . scenes of Whittier life change ap- pearance in perspective, still life or a new version of modern art . . . painting with oils, water colors, charcoal or pencil to find hidden talents . . . industrial arts course enjoyed by potential teachers. n 'ggww J Elnora Laughlin ohemistr . . . Roy Newson Virginia Kurth the lab, student's second home . . . oh the Woes of a chem student . . . two weeks work going up in smoke . . . drop- ping yields and continually searching for those unknowns. Lois Iames . . . home of the flora and fauna . . . opportunities for both pre-professional and specialized training . . . collected rare insects and lizards on death valley trip . . . extensive field trip to the kern. river. Row 1: Dr. Rice, Louis Hansen, Rukocy, lean I-Ieiklcinen. Helen Fionclella, Louis Vogt. biolog . . . Paul Rice Row 2: Wes Gacldis, Pat Chczltley, Rick Harold, Eleanor , -R. E -3 Jig A?-A! 'L ! 4' l'-,LWJVQV ,E -gg, . I -'V-fit or-L I ws is ,m ms se K E if n is is is m Inman sr mn mn is Q ji. 3 rjmamwg H it ml Tm ids? Hawaiiana? S8 SS SS SS S511 XMSSQH B Q H .gui is E E E . .s M E In gr,-he Us W 5 :-2:25 ss as ,-e mm Kx'mxH an .. .H W -,!.ri:-: sa if - ltr- Hmm - l H Q bu iness ad., eeon . . . Paul Schroeder Iesse Robinson Richard Spangler . . . foundation for research, gov- ernment jobs, counselling, and all the business world . . . new plans to split courses for majors and non- majors . . . field trips to see the business world in action. f- J . em 4 4 4- -- 'J -. L: ,X jfsi Q B 1 v ' , if ia r at ' --- L - A frosh plowed through a field of metaphors and oceans of whales with our gal s.a.l . . . to be or not to be proved quite a question . . . great books students Went around in dante's circles. Albert Upton Roberta Forsberg Vernon Mcflrcw Charles Cooper engli h... Row I: Corrine Driver, Brigid Thomas, Ruth Humphreys, Ian Pearson, Margaret Westfall. Row 2: Dr. Upton, Dwayne Keyes, Roy Eisenhise, Don Hart, Ierry Hartman, Loren Barber, Chuck Kiger, Anne Pierce, Nancy Hartwell, Ianie Beal, Phyllis Kaufman, Anitra Haggard, Ray johnson, Diane Gregory, Ann Gourley, Laura Watkins, Iudy Freeman. 21 1.51, ,, warm- .7 '., P ja W ik Harry Nerhood . . . it isn't what is that really counts it is what man thinks is . . . frosh serfs tilled under lord nerhood . . . sophomores jour- neyed to sir esme land via films and records . . . learned important fact that napoleon sold the louisiana purchase from a bathtub of suds . . . history of russia-socialist sixth of the world - living together requires understanding each other . . . Iohn Schutz B E W i i hi tor r f ? Ahpanfiluior1 ,far 21 lg 1' g ,ff mfiqi ig? L l l I 'U Iames Merrill Edward Corwin iQ2':7TQ ' ,gm - Wa i 'X .l- lf f 4513+ , ,N L '- - l fl, l.. J LL' ' 1 ' l l l l frosh and soph social science coaches . Phyllis Kaufmann, Ted Whittemorc, George Dibelka, Dr. Nerhood, Ioe Pia, Sally Randall Row I: Tony Pierno, Ernie Thompson, Ray Iohnson, Dick Thorman, Ierry Hartman. Row 2: Iack Hoar, Charles Kiger, George Sackmun, Morgan King, Ioe Pia. Row 3: Bev Kohn, Sally Bardeen, Nancy Hartwell, Iane Beal, Roy Eisenbise, Dr. Forslnerg, Loren Barber, Dr. Merrill. education . . . . training to teach . . . pic- ture files and flannelboards . . . broadoaks gives a place to prac- tice . . . learn to tell a story from the best story teller of all, miss rice . . . student teachers live a double life-half a day on each side ofthe desk . . . some- thing new-the remedial reading clinic directed by miss armstrong . . . dr. bright guides and directs us aided by the rest of the staff. Virginia Levie Nancy Egan Mabel Rice Patricia Simmons Veola Wrinkle Sewer Kay Suzuki Leila Armstrong Iohn Bright . . . delta phi upsilon . . . national honorary fraternity for early childhood education. 1 s nw wi . 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Row 3: Kathy Bonillas, Bev Kohn, Rosemary Woodbridge, Beverly Butler, Larrie Reed, Ioan Reece, Sally Scott, Carol Hochuli, Helen Bell, Iewel Ihnen, Harriet Clepper, lane Phillips, Zell Allerdings. 'H A if 'Mk Y in X i .1 74 Q is 2 Lf? Q jr 1 LJ L . iw -fs ie' is z rag - B. at H31 vnu in K a an is ss as Main wif up mi. Ms, E .5 e K me music . . . Je? . . . department really hitahigh. note this year . . . orchestra presented four out- standing concerts . . . junior orchestra was organized as a lab for conducting . . . accomplishment of the year - a marching band. ..f .. 5 , i 1 A H l f ,. ' A 1 ,gp wtf . gs x Mfg... J' I I . - ,J K 1 1 ' vw- 11,4 1 ys iliiif . r. E, , Rl C 2 A 'li Tis Elggbifaw. -l' 3-fffftfd lj , '533?3g x': i f 11-W . J , Y 1 va-, if-Y ' wr: ?. 1 , rin? ,. fi Zilfi mff ' '57 B 1 ik. E Q A 1 , ' H 1 z.: E 1 - H, ' , Ierold Shepherd g K - ff J ,g if fi I. I Zi- if. lf' ll ' fc155fLN'i William Dale college-community symphony orchestra L .gh f V f. 1w.- w , . 7 msd, 5-., . .Wg A . ' film ,Wi -.-aa 'ef X K Ruth I-Iaroldson EW s 5 i 1. First row: Carolyn Drain, Sue Carpenter, Sara Westfall, Liz Kenady, Carole Granger, Marjorie Parker, Margie Raney, Aletha Gray Reggie Wheeler, Margie Smith. Second row: Lois Winslow, Velma Pridham, Ella Mae Starrh, Donna Lou Nelson, Dorothy Merriam Barbara Morgan, Kathy Bonillas, Sally Reynolds, Phyllis Parsons, Mary Sadler, Mr. Riddle. Third row: Mary lane Curry, Hildy Pehrson Lois Durlham, Larric Reed, Don Freeman, Vic Pontrelli, Don Westnaur, Rosemary Laurance, Ieannine Hull, Mary Io Barnard ane Soderberg, Mary Alice Barker. Fourth row: Margot Coons, Tom Lewis, Bill Thomas, Warren Marsh, Dan Mcflaughna, Stu Gothold Dwight I-loelscher, Bill I-Iall, Iohn Lotane, Roger Frederickson, Atis Petersons, Dot Markham. . . . they did new things to the scales . . . toured from shafter to berkeley . . . papa riddle led his singing troup through l. a. area . . . sang for their supper atiS100-a-plate repub- lican rally . . . joined forces with other choirs and an orchestra for dona nobis pacerrf' CO1lC61't. is is is 5 ,S . . a an .e iigssmm m Ek ,La t. a is , misses: E is au, is is ill. is is E M Margaretha Lohmann H. s amassing E . . ,Mmm 1 s s is ax-ideals asia n -N Eugene Riddle Frances Schroeder ns' ,i MW Martha Caldwell home ee .... iussvbull' as-asks-is 'Ham Gladys Stevenson . . . always cooking up something new in the foods and nutrition department . . . girls learn how to design their own out-of-this world creations in textiles and clothing . . . actual homemaking carried out in home management laboratory . . . largest number of girls with home ec credentials graduated this year. Row I: Marilyn Griliin, Darlene Kennepohl, Maureen McGarry, Kathy Fuller, Iudy Kreuger, Ann Miller. Rom Z: Dot Stock Roberta Hudson, Donna Noble, Miss Caldwell, Diana Pilgrim, Aletha Gray. Rom 3: Pat Iandt, Kathy Dodge, Reggie Wheeler Nancy Harder, Ianice Copeland. S SSC ..4 . . . the proper p's and q's of com- municating . . . a service department S for the rest of the school . . . clinic comes to the aid of students and com- munity in repairing speech and hearing difficulties . . . opportunities for talent Cand creditsb in new summer theatre at knott's berry farm. Lester Harris and drama George Stoughton E. Ray Nichols lin fi'-fs suis ,- , T .5 1 1 f ar ' , 1 in 1 I 2, W x s f -if ' Q X' . g ' ' f tl , - . ' '21 ' wfffl 'L ff , Z, sg ky ri 5 Y IH. - Q 1 :Nara A . as ' ' . 4,1 . ' P X A , - Y i, ' 41 . ,, 7, V Q : l 1 iv, , I.. ,, r ,, ff, ' , h . V, . 1 ,, J .x my . K Llff I i in X ',.,,-5,1 ff ' X: ij 5 l mgvlh 1-. V 5 VFX, ,fr -.V Q Q 1 4. Wiki 7 k K - . .J 'lx-, .ft-E, . -. A .L :Zin Yffl - - a ' a Ben Burnett I. William Robinson political science . . . . . . democracy implies responsibilities as well as rights . . . future statesmen found time to appreciate burnett's humor . . . department greatly enriched by visiting professors corwin and Swisher. James Marshall Alma Anderson Ernst Feise langua e students aided in the art of Uhablando espanol . . . others learn not only how to say but answer Hparlez vous francais? . . . german stu- dents get an ear for the lan- guage through Hbing-singen deutsche lieder feise. sycholog psych students gain insight into human behavior . . . Whittier college and commun- ity subject to many studies . . . abnormal psych students had the tables turned on them . . . became guinea pigs in an experiment to see the effect of the course on personality ad- justment . . . students became conditioned to pavlov and his Eugene Mills dogs. ' uv 1 4, . A ' lg l D 0017 1 L-ef-t. Qt 'eva , Q ' S. 4 , 'f1 - D li-Q.. . philo oph . . . . . . organized study of the big questions . . . 711 organismic view' of the universe . . . the dy- namic idea of goodg a clearer insight into the - problem of evil. sociolo . . . significance ofasocially oriented civilization . . . human institutions and social structures . . . field trips to nearby organizations, institu- tions, and children's homes added a touch of reality. Kelvin Van Nuys Alfred Sheets Gerald Patton R E' figs .mm X mi ms an Ei mi is W-. gas! E5 V .Y- BH is mathematics fundamentals of counting on your fin- gers . . . conic sections and oblique triangles offer only entertainment for math students . . . it takes more than a square to prove a triangle congruent. - F. Beach Leighton F. Beach Leighton, Norm Wess Ellis, Iohn Kincel. H. Randolph Pyle eolo ... frosh learned that even the earth has its faults . . . majors became burt lancasters and jeff chandlers in films produced by cecile b. demille leighton . . . Held trips added much to enjoyment of this down to earth subject. Haack, Dan Renke, Sherman McKay, Virginia Miller, Harold Farr, Dorothea Gregory--Allen Bob Kessmgcr lean Smith, Dr. Pyle. physcs . . . not content to fill reams of paper with egyptian hiero- glyphics, physics majors built a geiger counter . . . government cooperated and dropped the H-bomb so students could measure the radioactivity in this area. , 65' rp - O fix. yr it 1 ,, - o 0 w as if , 7 lrellgion . . . ii . . . strives to stimulate students to formulate a coher- -ent life philosophy based on judeo-christian World views . . . lectures and tests substituted by class disg ussion, field trips, and term papers . . . conniclg's eaching techniques and humor made course difliciuli ut worthwhile. is is HW vs a '55, sw er fi I vm. w.f ,B ml a N ay an ., I Chapel Committee-Row I: Ann Rhodes, Gerry Stowe, Ioan Iaussand. Row 2: Dot Markham, Dr. Rice, Donna Iohnson. Row 3: George Ienkins, Dr. Pyle. David Bender C. Milo Connick if . m il, 5 M v ' imma'-new - 1 na- is K pt' is , A as ' 'na K BE if X ,axmggwmxaw-fig? Q E ,A . A a- .l ,O - B S ,- Bswgssgsgt V . K: a , 1 Z? Hg B U E' W' -slain ww -PL 'si 5 is X53 E 53355 - a ga sf W EW l . ,- it mln a is mg use awww, 5 E wgzuissxn WE H B asegfgxra E Whig! SS womeni . .... chapel benefited from the accomplished modern dancers . . . swirling sut- ton made co-ed dancing a success . . . careful, those are elementary game stu- dents, not third graders. 5 in Alyss Sutton if Lorinc Prochaska 3 Gwenn W11tCfS - - A . . . h1ghl1ghted by-alum- nae volleyball fun night . . . guest speakers . . . halloween party . . . source of accomplish- , ment - helped to form local branch of california association for health, p.e. and recreation. Row 1: Elizabeth Mills, Iackie Smith, Betty Ann Baptiste, Wilma Kamakana, Sue Gillespie, Vivian Oliver, Rosalie Abacherli, Carol Pierson, Mrs. Alyss Sutton, Miss Lorine Prochaska. Row 2: Shirley Paine, Miss Gwen Waters, Iacquie Wadeson, Ioy Escher. . . z v Y -1,g1Eul3i:. 1 m V V ,, s af:-7 ffkiul V if-.AL 1 --H if lL.: i- Age , , :,: is, George Allen Aubrey Bonham Elmer Iohnson I I I I 9 ,A ' V 4 1, fi 11 V f-F2 v iiaiivfi J' G J . . . only department that has tests on saturday . . . N-six ru 1 t IQNQ M nr emphasis on mastering rules . . . full schedule of .lbt sports offered . . . coed dancing . . . plans made if le - 15:'?'f'.i 2 :Nl for wrestling and gymnastics in next year's program. Row I: Ierry lohncox, George Pierson. Rom 2: Edson Beebe, Paul Chafe, Ioe Wohlmuth, Tom Long, Rudy Meoli, Rod Cookus, Harold Iohnson, Fred Birdsell, Row 3: lohn Meyers, Bud Bosson, Harry Hilkie, Bill Dube, Ray Moosaigon, Bruce Weed, Russ Wiley. R010 4: Coach Iohnson, Kenneth Seydel, Denton Sonke, lim Kruse, Bob Liverman, Ron Martin, Marv Sippel, Dick Ferguson, Mahlon Conley, Carl Palmer, Wade Askew, Del Westlund, Larry Kirsehman, Ierry Betker, Paul Black, Bob Bland. 1 A A favs zz v .-, a B . -.m. N -., .....m..s.......f :,. ,.-QNL. Q - . :, Fu fu was-mv-ww-W 1 31 ,5257 sang an .-3' ' 2. my sf lm G W 2 K E Q. N 5 . X . QL 'Mama .. z Q . W . ,. , N , .W '- ..j an . N Z2 Z1 '55 s.: 1 -:gig+:Qf'4ea-s2!::!- . .:. UQ E , in BY ,.: I X 55 w Z-is G1 .. -5:..: f H 3 s H E ,Q - W i V 5? G , , .ag,wfQi'5, ffzg, Q my M -fm Q gm M jg X Q , M 'Q 5 B mama f FL 'gag mmm, gxx'Sj3i5z5z. 912,553 gum -n X--4-gf ww gg- xx.: W mm W . - -, F. v . H 1' W , ,L ??f3h,,vg E' 25232. iii, I Ffgem -isgv gg! M 4 X8 B V 5 . ,Q , - ml E H 5 . I j5E1m,. wwixfmsfil 12, .gf .'f',M.fW wgiv 255- S B HV? A ' 5 3 -- if , jp ag 2 fy Q 1 ,L ' 'f I 5 ,Y f Hills 'A I KEN X- 5 if .5 sf . X. W B, ,. :E s m mf N A - Je H ' .. i5'5f?w 5.53 ' 5 1-- U ix A m Em 1 s ,.. 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Q - K ' 'mfg E L Ax MN :mir- +-N... mf l - K it 5332305 , ' if 2 WM 1 .. ,Q Wg., 3 i 4- an W . 'Nl V--V-f... x f . 1 . . S 'N is n Ray M1clclen,Ieroim Ilollnnd Pele bmchu, Rllph El1O,lXlI'l Seethaler Virfnnia Miller Boone Owens, Dr. Bender, Ieanne Stoughton, Ifz 1010 ohn lximcl, Sl1LI'I11lll Nlanlxcy Ray Mlrtin, Wes Ellis, Ken Smith 7nd 10111 Bob Peters, Norm Hmck, Dan Renke, lay Morgan. Row 1: Pat I-Ianbery, Nancy NVord, Mary Chu, Ian Pearson, Donna Iohnson, Sandra Board- man, Ellen Fisk, Chris Earley. Row 2: Ruth Phillips, Tana Hagan, Donna Brink, George Popp, Anne Rhodes, Russ Suy- dam, Sue Rayburn, Velma Prid- ham, Ann Dahlstrom. ,I-5 F . i 1 0 l 19 ll I7 JS! vw f f I f ,fir - Y if V 1' x X, 1 nf -P 9, , Q 'f f fQ f,,fc ,X , W f h fx'-5 U 'L f' .A 'fi A ' iff wma 3 r ' f' f'i H,, .fx KE 11 X fjlg I , S 3 325 ,VKXI4 ,wh ,Q H. 1- X , is hz. if Zi! Q M' l , f M! QEXLV' N 1, .U 5 N l . gf A as mm is m was E vm.- ,aww 1.1-. in ,.'-f' '? n A' JESHH si N. 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I 42 r Iohn Gattis President four year lon or hort is l H is lead by bob, jerry, tony and john H . . . from the fall of 1950 to the spring of 1954 . . . short years to learn . . . ideas learned will not be mere memories but form a basis for H more dynamic growth. a nm as mn m W: n mlm M mtl, E is Alice Carpenter Marv Iohnson SCCTCUIYY Treasurer Us .Ea Rosalie Abacberli Herbert Abrams Iames Ackley Betty Adams Alex Alacche Sara Bardeen Craig Barker Barbara Barnbart Helen Bell Willard Beauchan William Brown Eleanor Combs introduction to betty adams . . . friendliness and cheerfulness bring a help- ing hand Beverly Butler Robert Capps Marjorie Conley Margot Coons integratio Al ice Carpenter Susan Carlos Croffoot Kathleen il 'Q ,sw 'uw V71 6 russ bonham . hard Work produces a champion xx, W7 Iohn Allen Gary Anderson Lom Arnold Phyllis Austin Robert Bacon Hwrncy Bertogllo Mrldrul Blwnkenslup Russell Bonhwm Edward Bradley Donald Bransby ldeas Word Donald Cogburn Lee Combs George Dibelka Inez DiScalz1 fl 1 N- ! 'WP E-. g fa- f-4:57 Ioan Dreyer Corrinne Driver Robert Dunham Barbara Duskin Harold Eagan Donald Finch Ioan Floyd Ioyce Frank Gloria Franzen Roberta Frantz appreciation . . . lif lora arnohi .. . develops creadve Betty Rose Glines Ann Gollands Gerald Hartman Ioan Hearn mnhudamn ideas Gary Goodpasture lean Heikkinen Alctha Gray Iocy Heiskell ey Iohn Anitra Hag gard 'uk S.- - 1 ix Wcsclcy Ellis Innct Ellis Ioan Eredia Ioy Escher Harold Farr Donna Frutt lim Fretz Vivian Gardner Iohn Gattis Ralph Gentry 355255 Q, HW iiin :ff nd Civilization evelop bob dunham . . . to lead and to Work is ambition I-Iaxmnnn DuVcllo Hanson Delores Hanson Leotzx Hitt Carol Hocbuli Dwight Hoelscher Louis Hansen Dale Hogue GW Ewigggm awasvf'-w-ww :gi 1 H-2, ',.i.g,i, L, 'wfiwi' ' MW M EL Rial as . Qlw-fi mag? 'mx is-sm . we-r mime sam: pamswgmnm Wg MEN. wwf- yum!-is 'Hamm M -mis W-gsm 2 iv W s M 'li . ..f ...,f'... .. WMWMW . 5.5 :::-1, :::: :5:: .5 1 ,W Q 5 gig Lynn Hard y Beverly Hord Patricia Huffman Arthur Ihnen Phyllis Kauffman Ruth Keatley organization Vvlllllllll Kleesc Neil Klcven George Lehman Robert Liverrnrm Iewel Ihnen Marvin Iohnson Ray Iohnson Carol Keck Robert Keck Muriel Keller . . . each takin bev kohn . . . ideas make the Marylyn Kohlenlucrgcr Beverly Kohn john Kulp Howard Lucy Eleanor Lucy Shirley Lynll sux Warren Kalk Shenora Kirishian Phyllis Lee Ralph Montgomery if-4 Q ff Robert Moritz Edith Mushrush Shirley Nash Donna Noble Richard Norcross lane Pelton Edmund Pencin Betty Perkins John Phillips Dave Phillips Louis Pontrelli Sylvia Rockwell . . . carefully Weighin phyllis lee . . . composure and tolerance are hers Velma Pridham Ruth Roewekamp Theodore Rasmussen George Schlagel Margie Rayburn Ioan Reece Sally Scott Bruce Shepherd I'1I5 l Olndt Loom Ovs ens Wayne Packer W 1 y. , fx Phyllis Parsons EdaBeth Patterson lane Phillips joseph P Shirley Pickens Anthony Pierno Carol Pierson bob liverman . . . conscien- tious Work brings results Ioan Rice Nancy Smith Marilyn Ridgeway Hans Spiri s 5 Ella Mae Starrh Tueko Uemura Phyllis VVey:md Nancy Word Dorothy Stock Norda Story Charles Stroud Louis Vogt Iacqulyn Wacleson Laurie Warren . . . preparin for bev tester . . . poise and a smile present a personality Regina Wheeler Mary Alice Whitney Edward Whittemore Neil Ziegler Richard Zi mmermun Geraldine Stowe Laura Watkins Verne Willmun Beverly Tester lirigicl Thomas Merrilyn Thompson Keith Tucker Virginian VVeaver Cecile Weed VVilli:1m Weinell Don Wells Career and the famil tony pierno . . . tolerance and the mind produce the best of leaders Charles Wilson Donna Wilson Montgomery Winkler - Mildred WVolvin . Q- William Tuttle Salra Anne 'Westfall Rosemary Woodbridge junior class . . . .V F' if 1 :iff l.-if A f ,fm Orv Cope President juniors have finished their integration . . . separate Ways they have taken to achieve their goals . . . lead by orv and jim . . . presented to the seniors a banquet in the fall and the prom in the spring . . . ascend to the position relinquished by the seniors. Del Westlund, Treasurerg Karin Nordstrom, Secretaryg Iim Penfield, Vice-Presidentg Sally Coburn, Social Chairman Orv Cope, President. IN 4 E rw Virgil Lemley Nick Street First Semester President Second Semester President ophomore Class . . . class of 1956 . . . conquerors of the frosh . . . gave bury the hatchet dance in return . . . virg left to serve and nick took over prexy ofllce . . . dart throw at infamous faculty members at carnival. Ann Miller, social chairmang Helen Tester, secretaryg Ann Stephens, treasurer. Victory and rock painting to -- the mi hty class :lg 9 Q Q O I . . . green frosh turned even greener at the commandubutton frosh . . . push ball, sack race, tug of War . . . on top of the dirty heap We find the sophomores . . . experience had Won out . . . kan- garoo court was really hopping this year . . . peace or pieces reigned at the end of the Week. Bill Marumoto President freshman class . . . . mils, .. tas full '4V. ,Iq 2 ' i , Quo ff 6 . . . poet youngsters brought new ideas and fresh spirit to Whittier family . . . spon- sored faculty-varsity basketball game . . . scored many baskets of money for student union project . . . whale of a showing in spring sing . . ,X --fr Left to right: lim Ver Stceg, Vice Presidenrg Par Coon, Rally Commitreeg Bill Holmes, Rally Commirreeg Dick Siclel, President Shirley Davis, Secrcrnryg Mickey Winger, Trcasurerg Inner Massie, Social Chairman. Left to right: Bill Holmes, Rally Commirreeg Inner Massie, Social Chairmang Cliff Winchell, Vice Presidentg Shirley Davis, Secreraryg Bill Marumoro, Presiclentg Par Coons, Rally Commirreeg Mickey Winger, Treasurer. lawns..- ,Q x w i 52 5 Il ff ,3 Q ff Q ffj 0: Nf 'Jil' ig x q f wwe A K, 8. W ww gm 9-- vs f.. fa Jn ive :E as ,-'mn w-sn JW x L 1 M, uni ,wx M- ww In--2 me mam nm n w,n1.,.M W 5 , ,ff sank E .gm HQ?- wmv ,.., ,., a K. -my , .., x H Z AX -wi ss Awww vw ,- xm IQQE m. ' :wma as-my mm umm . puns '11 L, N . in W , lm - H 1 fu -'Q fi? X gms aw. . nu ss H xr uw :Q ,. -1 W, H f W ss vm n .-sw ww vim-A an ,ww 'nm m tudent exec .... . . . directors of student government . . . revised the aswc constitution . . .pushed student union fund past the 520,000 mark . . . carried out successful work day . . . made a sure thing of busy Tuesday evenings in the student lounge . . . chairmanned by bob dunham and john gattis. Dean Richardson, Don Wells, Treasurer, Shirley Lyall, Secretary, Bill Marumoto, President Frosh Classg Don Freeman, Rally Chairman, Russ Bonham, Athletic Representative, Orv Cope, Ir. Class President, Iohn Gattis, Senior Class President, Ivan Reece, Publicity Chairman, Lora Arnold, Social Chairman, Bob Liverman, AMS President, Tony Pierno, ASB President, Bev Kohn, AWS President. ssociated Women tudent . . . Bev Kohn President W1 l y y , fig? ,f 7 ' Z I. , Xa 1 lit ' H, -,-A Vlryn . . . aws touches almost all phases ofa woman's life at Whittier . . . sponsor retreat . . . mother's and dad's day . . . swim, horseback riding, hiking parties . . . poetess prom . . . el toro marine hospital dance . . . Wednesday teas . . . may day party for underprivileged children . . . great co-operation from ams . . . off campus women hit peak in green peppers . . . plans for i A new handbook. Row 1: Bev Kohn. Row 2: Carolyn Gattis, Ioanie Erreca. Row 3: Carleen Finney, Ioy Escher, Betty Adams. Row 4: Ioan Reece, Dot England, Kathy lionillas, Bev Butler. Row 5: Nancy Lurvey, Iackic Smith, Dee Chandler, Mary DcLapp. Ioy Escher, Betty Adams, Bev Kohn, Iane Phillips cap and gown . . . . . . because they served through their college years . . . our highest honor Went to them . . . our guides to life in aws . . . tappedwithexcitementatspring dessert . . . welcomed frosh women with tea . . . made us all feel a part of aws life. MTW , A W, L -:- . us' Ei, EQ? L vdhisas one i ' , lr'-mn--..-. i paws,-.,.a,i.. V y.,.aa.,,.a F. 'gxl A - '.,n..,L:a4, , ., , 35, ,,, ..,, , X' ,svn -19' -...ZLL Y, ... .1-....-a..... '1 Mi Row I: Lucia Kelly, Carolyn Matsuda, lane Soderberg, Mary Leech, Phyllis Lee. Row 2: Mary DeLapp, Dee Chandler, Sally Larson, Kay Nelson. Row 3: Dot Markham, Kathy Bonillas, Zell Allerdings, Iackie Smith. bev, betty, joanie and mary plan for orientation Week . . . junior sponsors . . . indis- pensable aid to junior transfers . . . helped prepare new booklet for service groups. Aletha Gray, Reggie VVheeler, Ioy Escher, Shirley Pickens, Betty Adams, joan Reece. sw- ,f.:,:f-. sr ' J . ' r . is 'e-. Q, 5- . 5,137 1- ' a 1- ' ' -'- . I 1'-J 11 H - , W lEEEef5f::- an uv, ar. . . . if U. V H Q r ' Z A . 'R .QQ sf! -- -1 .E ' yxw, 110, 0 V -iff sm . , W 15 531, It . V '- um .5 . T., is N , ..,,., I i-655 Ap. was 'f ,W r asa ri ,if m1 '-f' e-Jie -aw , 1 , 1- ,,,,,,:,i5' 'W , ,W fb I Ili f J! I ' '14 '--.J . . . senior counsellors keep activities hummn during orientation We . . . help sponsor nc students. X-Ag .All-V ' NSWAL 1 1 .1 ,QKQLQE L, Wil? 325 iz? 55.25- t X 9 ie ' Rexx lflfymimi t'1vMm fgerstm V5.5 ,AZHEE MNSH ,-'Man , am, mm m Q I2 Row I: Carolyn Gattis. Harriet Utlcy. Donna Lou Nelson, Martha Fasholtz, Betty Iohnson, Donna Lou Iohnson, Barbara Fowler, Ioan Gire, loan Iaussand, Marilyn Harrison, Dixie Stallings. Row 2: Ioan Erreca, Dot England, Michelle Putnam, Nancy I-leldrich, Ann Miller, Sally Coburn, Ann Stephens, Helen Tester, Kay Pridham, Roberta Hudson, Kathy Mitchell, Iane Fischer, Roberta Scott, Hildy Pehrson. Row 3: Lois Harding, lane Breslin, Sally Sloop, Rosa Ramos, Nancy Wedberg, Ann Dahlstrom, Shirley Dozier, Charlotte Nagata, Kay Browns- berger, Kathy Cadinha. sosecos . . . sophomore service committee . . . big sister to new frosh . . . ap- peared blue on wednesclays. 59 W m 1 sms .HH 1: ' ss . as E ' as-.- -.L . H x ss a - -fm EE B5 H -1 - msg Em E -rr ' ss ssoeiated men tudent . . . 1- 11 .sw - Bob L11 erman Presmdent -+V f Q fs f K? IQ 6 1 ,I iq A 1 A 9 X In ' N E Z 6 W A z 'l A A fi 1' 7' . 4, - . '.,, K3 ..., ,- ., a - 1 at va-rem-,f' - 1-.-f .A,A If s a man s world co sponsored homecommg float and paJama jump Wlfh aws very act1ve program of mtra mural games 111 volleyball, track, tCl1I'11S, basketball and others kept the men s act1v1t1es hummmg Norm Haack Secretary W1ll1e Be'1uch'1mp,V1cePres1dent Bob L1verm1r1 Presrdeut Monty Wmkler Socml Cburman Bob Deatr Tre lsurer MA 5 L ' Y 7 I O I O I I .- . . . . . . I O C I . - . . . . . . . . , . , 1 . - , . , , , . . . , . 1 2' . -H. E E E ,, . H . ' E , 1 1 H. , W- S H 4 EE W Q v .' .X!8B' :gr an F E A ,EE v' - f' ' ' as - 11 A , 1 '1 sm NX -v, .Y 'iw' . ef. ' B 1 , H 1 was M . A, l V N lm Q . , ' 11 f Q -. f' ' , - mm me V -f - p mf: x HE Q . ' . -'H Us A v . -I ff 111- E --1 H M,-an mg H' --V . , A + E 11 K M mf- ffm H , , ,.-, F V, A -- R fm -Q ws: H ' 1- L- f - - J ' . 1. 1 1 -1- 1 2 f N-1, ' E Sd E ' ' . , sl E - - I-I-, I-M . , - 2-xi-si: L, la., -:---:-: A f--- - f ,Q X' . My ff- . , ? wx x wg s K LZ:-3:-:VZ-Zasl, E was :-1 ms, .- lhcsmi - ss ss 4 4 Fix' , :H .: W - 1 Tm-. H W: fin -ss as ' an -Us -.-.af ' was www ...... .... . . Q, we 'V ,D ' H , , mu Sis L sm sm 1 1 -.M zz. ..:.:.: W , 5. as 5 '? M W fggw-za, .R ' wax .- :-: .: ::: :iii QEEH: S: . T 'W B Q: .,. L,..:.: . . W 3 E! Z.: sf Zi 2 K 15 5 A2 mg :.: W: .:.Q ..: if R I ,u ur , , 5 H . I M , r , . . fa H 1' QQ , A 2 mm a vw Ann Gourley First Semester Editor We did it... Ann Dahlstrom . . . Ass't Editor Dick Norcross . . . Sports Editors . . . Iim PenHeld 62 . . . pass that paste . . . cut that picture . . . write that copy . . . one for all and all for one -the acropolis, 1954. Peggy Cooley Second Semester Editor Donna Lou Nelson . . . Copy Editors . . . Sandy Boardman Marv Iohnson . . . Art Editor Bob Keck, Editor N.-4 f I Ann Stephens Society Editor quaker campu .. f-1951.1 Jffi it -' ,Smal -A L 1 if V Wade Holland News Editor I ii Boyard Rowe Feature Editor Nancy Heldrich Managing Editor their toes. -era , Q . . . . friday's reading matter kept first hour students awake . . . yardboy lit new spark with t11t,' cat's meow howled out whittier's latest social stars . . . cappsizing capped the poet sport thrills . . . mighty band of mad jour- nalists . . . dangerous dan kept the crew on I ! 1 3 Ralph Gentry, Business Manager . . . gaily decked posters everywhere . . . tips on coming events . . . provided publicity for all who desired it . . . homecoming, dad's day, thursday convos, bach festival, etc. . . . the flash of brushes where genius appears. i an and his artists . Row I: Dean Crowley, Mike Evans, Betty Uyeno, Carol Lee, Bev Williams, Ianet Pitzer. Row 2: Ivan Reese, Lynn Kyte, Ianet Brown, Dave Skinner, .Edith Pancook, Edith Matthews, Barbara Hardy, Kathy Everett, Dan McCaughna, Marilyn Stutzman, Elaine Miller, Bill lameson, Carla Johnson, Roberta Garrett, janet Dixon. 65 Shirley Smallwood, Nancy Wedberg, Gerry Palmer, Kay Brownsberger, Shirley Milligan, Pat Given. contagious enthusiasm . . . . . . the pride of Whittier . . . cute . . . peppy . . . full of enthusiasm . . . snappy routines. - . . . showed us plenty of spirit and originality in yells . . . excellent morale builders . . great participation in all sports. . Ken Bowlin, Ioan Erreca, Kathie Bonham, Ernie Thompson RALLY COMMITTEE- Row I: Felicia Carharl, Lola Gray, Ianet Dixon, Ianet McGraw, Norma Allen. Row 2: Virginia Allen, Sheila Harkness, Ioan Erreca, Pat Given, janet Reese. Rom 3: Bill Kleese, Warren Marsh, Merritt Canfield, Richard B. Smith, Stu Gothold, Ernie Thompson. . . . orientation week rally began life with a bang . . . snake-dance . . . bus and car caravans . . . over 300 cheered at Santa Barbara football game . . . tricky card stunts . . . best pep band in years . . . re-evaluated and revised homecoming program . . . new demonstration put on by coach and teams at basketball clinic. E coll . . . oliver . . .r bolt home away from home . . no plot but lots of characters. Ns., 1 .,.,i -1 nw ' www r 4:51 .-..-was-m g gn size. .. L.H. Don Hart, loc Pia, Lou Vogt, Iohn I-Iergesheimer, Boyard Rowe, Karl Seethaler. Row 1: Lynn Hardy, Allene Wilson, Marjorie Miller. Rom 2: Eleanor Bannerman, Mrs. Bumstead, Carol McEwen, Norda Story, Helen Tester. Szz1nn'ing.' Pat Given, Shirley Milligan, Lois Winslow, Car- olyn Ferrill. Row I: Velna Kaenel, Lee Ann Hawley, Carole Martin, Phyllis Greenhalgh, EdaBcth Patterson, M a r io n Chinen. Row 2: Mary lo Barnett, Rob- erta Roberts, janet Reese, Ioy Escher, Dorothy Wilson, Vir- ginia Allen, Saranne Leong, Martha Frazier, Donna Mae Iohnson. Row 3: Bea Spivey, Pat Dinsmore, Shirley Davis, Mrs. Morris, Norma Allen, Dorothy Wilson, Io Larkey, Flossie Hury, I-lisa Okada. newlin . . . . . . vvanber Row I: Carolyn Gattis, Elaine Wilson, Wilma Kamaltana, Carol Yee, Lily Low, Lorraine Warburton, Meg Meyers, Carolyn Christy, Sheila Harkness. Row 2: Felicia Carhart, Lyn Kyte, Lois Fitzgerald, Sharlee Bowlin, Marge Raney, Betty Uyeno, Mary Christy. Row 3: Sally Vaughn, Shirley Crider, Marilyn Stutzman, Kathy Everett, Sydney Foster, Peggy I-Ieathers, Carol Draper, Elizabeth Mills, Virginia Stay. Row 4: Evelyn Klees, leanne Whitten, Meredith Kimball, Edith Matthews, Betty Sliakely, Edith Pancook, Suzie Gillespie, Lola Gray, Betty Ann Baptiste, Peggy Parker. Row I: Al Tanabe, Dwight Hoelsclicr, Vic Pontrelli, Bill Alexander, lack Mitchell, Bill, Kleese. Row 2: Marv Hoover, Ioe Gudmunsson, Maury Hoag, Bill Marumolo, Bill Kern, Dan McCaughna, Dan Renke. Row 3: Marvin Read, Ierome Holland, lim Pierce, Bob Peters, Cliff Winchell, Alex Vejar, Fred Wells and Ahab, lim Glass, Marv Sipple, lim Rouzer. Back row: lohn Taft, Ted Whittemore, George Takeyama, Ray Wood, Blair Kaufman. Wall: Val Chalk, Dennis Musselman, Mike Elder, lien Almeida, Holm Liverman, Helmet Rehder, Bill Thomas, Louis Pontrelli, Iohn Allen. Wa . . . earlham . . . berkele . . . i 'TYWjf1if D .fr in ' . I ' rg?'m i'5-..Ap1 g:i 1'-T vw,f------ .JDE ,rg ,I Q FHS?- sZ2gg,g,gZi - gzgasg it 5 X r sei- 2:1 N i..,j' Q, 70 Row I: Peggy Pezoldt, Gloria Franzen, Audrey Martinez, Donna Brink, Marilyn Harri- son, Ioey Heiskel. Row 2: Carol I-lochuli, Ian Pearson, Nancy Kendall, Ian Prather, Edie Mushrush, Sarah West- fall, Ruth Phillips, Mrs. Myer. Row l.' Pat Hanbery, Sue Rayburn, Alicia Loranger, Sal- ly Scott, Donna Fratt, Rose- mary Woodbridge, D o n n a Cheney. Row 2: Ann Dahl- strom, Kay Davis, Velma. Pridham, lane Fischer, Rob- erta Scott, Kathy Rambo, Mary Chu, Nancy Word, Sandra Broadman, Mrs. Helt- man-hcad resident. Inez DiScala, Carole Lee, Vir- ginia Miller, Phyllis Garrick, Ann Kutch, Ioyce Mori, Nancy Egan, head resident. platner . . . . . . Waldman Rauf I: Larrie Reed, Shirley Smallwood, Margie Montgomery, Marge Conley, Iacque Geier, Sally Sloop, Martha Fasholtz, Nancy Koehler, Iane Breslin, Iackie Smith, Rosa Ramos, Ann Miller, Kay Pridharn, Betty Iohnson. Row 2: Ioan Reece, Vir- ginia Weaver, Gail Vanclerpoel, Hildy Pehrson, Rosalie Bultena, Barbara Roberts, Maureen McGarry. Row 3: Marlene Kreih- biel, Shelly Smith, Carol Brummel, Alice Carpenter, Donna Mae Iohnson. Row 4: Ann Gourley, Peggy Cooley, Zell Allerdings, Anitra Haggard, Shirley Pickens. Row 5: Bev Tester, Nadene Lenz, Harriet Clepper, Lee Combs. Row 6: Iaeque Wadeson, Dorothy Merriam. Smrzding: Phyllis Hamaan, Liz Reed, Merrilyn Thompson, Dot Stock, Ruth Roewekamp, Marty Whitney, Sonya Hall, Ianet Cosand, Ioan Lambie. Rom I: Debbie Rice, Mary Ann Hill, lane Beal, Ioan Webster, Nancy Wedberg, Nancy Nagel, Ioyce Greve, Donna Lou Nelson. Rom 2: Carole Pillow, Vivian Oliver, Shirley Dozier, Lorrine Huck, Mary Reynolds, Charlotte Nagata, Sarah Armagost, Margaret Westfall, lean Brown, Michelle Putman, Roberta Hudson, Margie Smith. Row 3: Demi Duemler, Mary Lou Heiken, Kay Brownsberger, Ann Stephens, Iackie Powers, Lois Harding, Dee Sanders, Ien Hall, Gloria Evans, Shirley Everhart, Elaine Smith, Carol Lawson, Vivian Heth, Sue Carpenter, Bev Inness, Mrs. Stanton-head resident. Row 4: Dot England, Sally Coburn, Nancy Heldrich, Margie Wilkin, Carol Hollingsworth, Barbara Fowler, Kathy Mitchell. Row 5: Sally Boyer, Lucia Kelly, Sally Hoekaday, Ianet Dunham, Dee Chandler, Ann Howard, Phyllis Parsons, Myrna Weick, Elaine Fielding, Grace Crank. plannin at forest home . . . . student-faculty-administration Workshop . . . keynoted by dr. cooper . . . related theme of demo- cratic leadership to all campus groups . . . fun as well as work in a Weekend away in san bernardino mountains. pienieking at penn . . . . . fun packed eve11t- relays . . . faculty vs. student baseball game . . . plenty of eats . . . pep rally . . . shall We . . . we celebrate halloween . . . the penns annual head- less hop . . . gad this dance is different dance ' 4' iq. V vl V Ruff' . J, I I . i MX f, 1 rw? aloha . . . leis and muu-muus . . . sa- rongs and hulas . . . the lancer mona kai club. hawaiian paradise at the woman's 75 - B , ams-aws pajama jump . . . the latest in nightwear . . . everything from nightcaps to look-alike pajama outiits. A E . v ia , , 1-pw , A ' V L . V ,Q its V V MQ, .- se H 9, f w - w u ..-1 ', . sf 4 . v , 'v..,. 1 v A i 1. 1 I 1- r, 'V GC 77 Wanberg sponsored . . . bal des apaches . . . french low life. 'ii 1 ss rm ,nw um um :ss ms? mn V Q 41 .gk ...JSUY mamma is mm mf 6 -4+a3 . ! !i 5,5 is -:: ss a a :SET W 8 ss .. ' ' :L ' E :iz E ss as E E H is ss ms X H B wg K I -:z: 55555: x 'H ' . H-.:. .1 A 4 is x 2 K X K :Q ' 'H ff ff :'i2sEs,4E:Ei52:iE'5:5' : homecoming hit parade . . . lancer sweepstakes . . . crying in the chapel . . . societybrunched alumni . . . theme hit parade of '53 carried out in 13 floats . . . over 7,000 alumni returned . . . poet theater produc- tion personal appearance . . . banquet in gym . . . watched whit- tier-pomona football game . . . finale dance with a song in my heart by green peppers. mets beauty prize . . . anytime thalian originality prize . . . udreamboat' 'N'2'2q 78 sf Q:- Felxun C fnrhwrt Ifmct Massxe Queen Qhfnrlee Bowlin, Barbara Iones, Donna Reece. Uhomecoming queen and princesses . . . beauty plus friendliness plus personal- ity plus sincerity equals our queen sharlee and princesses felicia, donna, janet, and barbara. 79 heis a Whittier College dad . . . . . . students and dads turned out in grand style . . . food and fellowship with the fac- ulty . . . Whittier-redlands football game. ann and her dad register . . . ann and sally introduce their dads hildy, joauie and jane fete theirs at dinner. lll merry Christmas to all . . . the snowball, sachson spon- sored all-school dance, got yule activities off to a good start . . . santa uerhood brought in the yule- tide at the annual presidents christ- mas party . . . poet theatre present . . . then remember me kindly just for a brief moment . . . GG ersonal appearaneew . . . uproarious comedy . . . unique in use of film . . . glamorous movie star stranded in small, midwestern town . Gladys - Aunt Kate Barnaby - - Ioyce Struthers Chester Norton fliudj - Mrs. Struthers fAddiej - Clyde Pelton Gene Tuttle johnson - Carole Arden Iessie - - CAST - Meriel Mills - ludy Ulrich Kathie Kramer - Axel Petersen Patricia White - Reggie White Roger Fredericl-:son - Don Chorley - Carol Granger - Kathy Lyons -.-W ,,..,,.., ,A . VT Q . . ,E Sr, . . S QE wmgfa-'QQ 1.,.,..T,.1v it -3- L A i i Q I l l ,,2 1-,Q l A, . 'Jjril 'if . 'L ,.. 5:1 .us H211 - i 1'v1 . . . Shakespeare, the all time favor- ite . . . no flesh for shylock. Antonio - Salarino - Lorenzo - Bassanio Gratiano Portia Nerissa Balthasar Shylock - Prince of Morocco Launcelot Gohbo Old Gobbo jessica - - Prince of Aragon Tubal - - Duke of Venice Doges - - Harlequins CAST - - - Don Chorley - Robert Burns - Axel Petersen Roger Frederickson William Kountz Gloria Franzen Kathy Lyons - Atis Peterson - Franklin Thompson Richard Thorman - Reggie White Maurice Hoag Kathy Lyons - George Ienkins - - - Dave Woods - - - Karl Scethaler David Woods, Neil Kleven - Meriel Mills, lane Beal merchant of 1 venice .... Nm... W- ,. J R 5 ,A ., GG 99 PGCJI Mrs. Smith - Goudie Maclntyre Dr. Rendle - Inner Rendle Robert Rendle CAST The Rev Allred Combermere Lfxdy Const Margot Coons Nancy Smith Harold Farr Kathy Lyons Robert Iohnson Reggle Wh1IC lane Soderberg Slr Hugo Const Rover Fredrnckson powerful suspense drama leaves an unanswered quesuon F ' 4 v, Wil 4541 ' lu Q R New 1 l lancer sweepstakes . . . i believe . . . hello, young lovers. with a son in our heart . . . kathy and the mets . . . first women's prize . . . Hgreen- sleeves . . . happy talk. V stu, dvvight, jerry and bill . . . lancer barbershop . . . small division first . . . good old harmony. , gI'66I1 PGPPCTS . . . . . . their goal . . . to create friendship and activities for off campus women . . . mission accomplished and then some . . . homecoming dance . . . rummage sale for student union fund . . . christmas and thanksgiving parties . . . cookie sale . . . patio dinner . . . easter party for underprivileged children and it was hard to tell who had the most fun, the children or the green peppers. Row 1: Ianice Miller, Dora Guerrero, Carol Crandall, Chris Early, Carleen Finney, Ellen Fisk, Mary Ann I-Iargrave, Barbara Iones, Kathy Heacock, Lola Gray, Sheila Harkness. Row 2: Sherrill Condit, Audrey Tryon, Barbara Harding, Elaine Miller, Sally Ebinger, Bev Williams, Nancy Riddle, Pat Coon. Row 3: Winnettc Andrews, Carol Brummel, Lavern O'Neal, Peggy Hayes-sponsor, lo Lambie, Ann Stead, Ianet Pitzer, Ianet McGraw, Barbara Opdale, Mary Pat Powell, Iane Reichenback, Ianet Dixon, Ann Rhodes, Carla johnson, Roberta Garrett. 86 ki lub... Row 1: Myrna Weick, Ellie Rothwell, Lora Arnold, Mildred Bell, Warren Kalk, Helen Bell, Peggy Downing, Dorothy Merriam. Row 2: Wayne Creed, Doug Black, Larry Duffy, Dave Woods, Bill Newsom, Bob Clift, Larry Hayes, Rick I-Ierold, Barbara Robersy, Marge Conley, Kay Nelson, lim Dewhirst. . characterized by bumps and bruises, as well as courage and determination . many trips to nearby ski slopes . . . spring vacation at mammoth. 87 c, s. t. a. . . . professional organization for teach- ers to be . . . nine hundred books collected for a university in Seoul, korea . . . met to learn more about vocational problems . . . ivan reece brought recog- nition to the Whittier chapter with his election to the state presidency. - Betty Adams Lora Arnold Willard Beauchamp Russell Bonham 9 Bob Dunham Ioy Escher jo Floyd . . . betty adams . . . ionian president, cap and gown . . . lora arnold . . . palmer social chairman, senior counselor, aswc social chair- man . . willard beauchamp . . . ams vice- prexy, sachsen president . . . russ bonham . . . ams secretary, aswc athletic representative . . . bob dunham . . . football captain, most valuable player, aswc vice president . . . joy escher . . . aeropolis editor, cap and gown . . . jo Hoyd . . . ionian, junior sponsor . . . bev hord . . . scholarship and honor roll, tha- lian president . . . robert keek . . . q.c. editor, cross country eo-captain . . . bev kohn . . . aws president, met president . . . phyllis lee . . . palmer president, junior sponsor . . . bob liverman . . . ams prexy, acropolis art editor . . . 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Carol Fadler Carolyn Ferrill Donna Fratt Pat Given Iennie Hall Sally Hockaday Ann Howard Pat Iandt Darlene Kennephol Kay Kirkwood Sue Klepinger Marylyn Kohlenberger Gene McMillan Kay Nelson Shenora Kirishian 55' Karin Nordstrom Shirley Russ Brenda Sorcy Dixie Stallings Ann Stephens Iacqulyn Wadeson Margie Wilkin Gerry Palmer Diana Pilgrim Sally Randall Liz Reed Ianet Reese Barbara Roney 93 -35,1m'vy:.-1. Q -q , sr Betty Adams Mary Alice Whitney Ann Bamberger lane Beal Fave Bowen Shirley Doner oan Floyd 1OI112lI1 Row 1: Mary Ann Hill, Nancy Riddle Carol Crandall, Carol Lombard Bev Williams Row 2: Ioyce Greve, Donna Lou Nelson, Ellen Fisk, Ian Pearson, Lois Winslow, Norma Sadler 'fi-'H fv- ir Jkt lean Brown Marion Chincn Io Cleek Peggy Cooley Ann DflhlSIf0m nitra Haggard lean Kcikkinen Vivian I-leth Ruth Keatley Carol Lawson . . pink collars . . . cinerama and pizza . . . service goal, warm mittens for korean children's cold hands . . . taco party . . . dinner dance at seafare lodge . . . cake Walk in carnival . . . second place in women's large division spring sing. Prochaska Michelle Putnam Susanne Rayburn Ruth Roewekamp Elaine Smith Soderherg Ella Mac Starrh Merrilyn Thompson Ioyce Turner Zelie Vicheir A Ioyce Donald Kathy Lyons Dorothy Markham Velma Priclham Carol Pillow Nancy Smith Genevieve White 95 fm Zell Allerdings Phyllis Austin Kathy Bonillas Kathy Cadinha Harriet Clepper Lee Combs Marjorie Conley Mary Iane Curry Gloria Evans . . . they did it again . . . first place in Women's large division of the spring sing . . . beauty prize for homecoming parade . . . coral mist spring infor- mal . . . dates look-alike al apron and tie party . . . christ- mas party . . . barbecue and swim party . . . parissiene gaite spring rush. metaphonian . . Martha Fahsholtz lane Fischer Barbara Fowler Ioanne Gite Aletha Gray Marilyn Griflin Ianet Harter Ann Hiatt Carol Hollingsworth Roberta Hudson Ioan Iaussand Betty Iohnson Nancy Koehler Beverly Kohn Iudy Kreuger Rom Nb I. Donna Mae johnson, Chris Early, Iacque Geier, Demi iler, Kathy Everett. Row 2: Rosalie Bultena, Eleanor Roth well, Roberta Scott, Debbie Rice, Elaine Fielding, Lynn Kite, Sally Vaughn. Duen Sally Latson Kay Pridham Beverly Tester alerie Price Stock Mary Leech Larrie Reed Helen Tester Nadene Lenz Sally Scott Harriet Utley M Q me .W 5 new Shirley Lyall Shirley Pickens Sally Sloop Shirley Srnallwood Virginia Weaver Regina Wheeler 51-2- 3 is mv: ,,.fZ. Ioan Reece Beverly Butler if Q' T ,f Lora Arnold Barbara Barnhart Helen Bell Georgia Brown Alice Carpenter Marilee Cnsselman Sally Coburn Iunice Copeland Grace Crank Mary DeLapp Peggy Downing loan Dreyer Dorothy England Gloria Fmnzen Carolyn Gnttis Lois Harding Nancy Heldrich Carol I-Iochuli Nancy Ince Muriel Keller Rosemary Laurence Eleanor Lucy Carol McEwen Ann Miller palmers 0 0 0 loan Hearn A ..-. .51 Phyllis Lee . . . mountain escapadesn came out on top of the most successful activities list . . . summer get together . . . buffet . . . fall rush . . . taco party . . . beach party. Row I: Carleen Finney, Alicia Loranger, Meg Myers, Sheila Harkness, Lola Gray, Ioyce Mori, Mary Lou I-Iciken. Row 2: leannine Hull, Allene Wilson, Felicia Carhart, Sonja Hall, Sharlcc Bowlin, Evelyn Klees, Peggy Parker, Iackie Powers. Row 3: Cessie Blenner- hasset, Rea Lzmzarotta, Kathy McKinney, Roberta Garrett, Virginia Allen, Norma Allen, Helen Muller, Nancy Lurvey, Laura Lee Bowie, Ruth Phillips, Pat Coon. Nancy Wedberg Ieanne Webster Meriel Mills Kathy Mitchell I-Iildrecl Pehrson Ianie Pelton lane Phillips Rosa Ramos Barbara Roberts Dolores Sanders Iackie Smith P -S- as A X vl thalian 0 0 0 Beverly I-lord ...honored to their cal poly partners at a good ole fashioned square dance.. . . formal dinner dance . . . spring sing . . . cut-up capers at spring rush . . . carnival pizza sale. Rosalie Abucherli Ioyce Adams Sara Donna Noble H1511 Doris Williams, Virginia Hixon, Marjorie Hopper, Nancy Hartwell, Audrey Cox, Tana Hagan, Virginia Goble. Rose Glincs Diane Gregory Lorrine Huck Oliver llclahcth Patterson Ioycc Phillip Phyllis Kauffman Margie Rayburn Diane McNeely Violet McQuade Iune Rennison Elizabeth Williamson Robert Capps Ted Rasmussen fall 111 . . . Bob Blechen Gabe Bryeans Pat Cheatley Dean Crowley Al Donaho lack Ron Franklin Ralph Gentry Mickey Grenstcd jerry Hartman Owen Harold Icrry Bob Keck Dick Lantz Tom Long Howard Lucy Sharm Mackay Iohn lx W Ralph Montgomery Bob Moritz Bob Muller Bill Newsom franklin society blotters . . . contributed a bond for education of a child . . . fifty pounds of paste lxspaghetti incognitop filled those attend- ing franklin rush . . . easter vacation at laguna . . . after game parties. ' 'af-Qi!'vwMfwwwm'rf'f r'w' Row I: Norman Peters, I-larry I-Iilke, Ierry Iertberg, Cal Simon, George Sattler. Row 2: Dick Bellis, Ierry Stanlield, Bill Dark, Eric Widell, Robert Groot, Danny Myers, George Zito, Ron Martin, Dick Montgomery. Noi shown: Ioe Guclmunsson, Iohnny McMurty, Iohn DeWitt. eg? 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'Z :fan ii ,K , f mf rs H 7 ,4 X ' .QS4 1 K be f JZ Bob Bacon Ken Bowlin lay Bradford Ed Brown Derrell Chambers Tom Chester Orv Cope Larry Duffy Dick Ferguson lim Fretz Stu Gothold Bill Greene Bill Hall lerry Hempenius Ron I-Ioar Dwight I-Ioelscher Marv Hoover Warren Kalk Iohn Kimmick Bill Kleese Bill Lawson George Lehman Virgil Lemley Tom Lewis Ray johnson Tony Pierno . . . brought home the bacon this year . . . homecoming Hoat sweepstakes . . . first place in spring sing large and small division . . . much effort spent in furthering the lancer memorial chapel fund . . . pledges built steps between baseball and athletic field . . . lancer whirl . . . spring for- mal at the pasadena elk's club . . . senior aloha. Row 1.' lim McKrell, Ron Roberts, Cliff Winchell, Bruce G. Martin, Bill Iumison, Bill Kern, Iohn Bob Liverman Avila, Mickey Wingct. Row 2: Marv Sippel, Dick Shoop, Denton Sonke, Ross McMillan, Bob A Bland, Bob Zabel, Bruce Okie Martin, Don Hamer. Row 3: Dick Morton, Ron Thom, Ed NVynkoop, Dzivc Skinner, Bill Marumoto, Edson Beebe, Iohn Meyers. Not shown: Paul Chafe, Tom Tellez, Roger Frederickson. Iack Mitchell laneers . . . Don Morrison L r fun Nishino Dan Renkc Dave Woods , v .ms Bob Paholsky 1imPenHeld Bob Peters Dave Phillips Ivan Reece 'z Al Tnnnbe Ernie Thompson Alex Veiar Don Wells Monty Winkler fu' 7 . , X , 4, A' i U ins- 1 l ' ix, F2-,, V ,y R , 'jal I fy f yn 932 4 f 1 A ll , ' A lr I A l I I' ' A X ,,-'49 'I' ' - mifff' ' -' ' x, - T I . if i i ,nf l g ,'ll' ,A h 1 1 J at .1 . L rr is H git ? at N2 H M A - -.. , H , F 1 A ii' N 'W' - HBR U Q, Jem sg? , it only :.: X4 - - I :ia E N ' 1 ' f K, ,, :-E'!:::5:!-1.1f.::,.. - . Zrir. ,..:........ .. . . . , U,-41 f H if Lian ,E mf ms :ss m- swa- .wm- ,xn- 3 .. ..., .. , our may ma 4, Q as as Z :ai . -im as M W in s gs Vw, wi Q L w-mi 53 , N AV 1 Y X ..- ..3h mir we H W W W 4 nw in NRA! S 5 77 Y Wi We w as - Q ma' ss ss a sa ri ss S. fa an f , i-:sw M si Himsa-f' smnmmm mwmnma amganmn Qgwiiaq Iohn Allen 5 ug Don Chorley Maury Hoag Stan Iervis Bob Kessinger Neil Kleven Taki Kobayashi Boone Owens PCIIH a :W ss na- Warren Marsh Don Freeman poet datefmder, penn dlrectory car smash 111 carn1val proved a b1g h1t headless hop car wash-profits for student union formal d1nner dance at mouhn rouge . . . beach, mountain and stag part1es Wayne Packer Stephen Powell Wayne Reinecke Boyard Rowe if Row I: Earl Streeter, Russ Larson, Ernel Luthor. Raw 2: Virg De Lap, Gary Caylor, Wade Holland, Bob Kester. Karl Seethaler Richard B. Smith Ed Thoresen Louis Vogt Bill Weinell Ian Whyte 107 Q 1 ,A A - AL-Wig 522 1- 1:-: E -B B as a 7. 5 L in , 1 Wade Askew lm Cnrhslc E w v Row I Dave Adams, Iohn Schafer, I-Iomun Moore Row 2 Plul Downer, Larry I4lI'ChlTldl'l, Bud Boson . ., E .l f is ::, ---- 11 'I is l azz' Q j me E xnf., ':2:' R xi! . E ,f - a 5 Q f 1 .:,. i . 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M l:-: ' . i Q- 4 l.-l 555 - H .Li ar -N ' L P 2 ee :': Elf ji 'X l.,. in fig S YQ H S aw 'V Sackman lack Spiri Phil Spivey Nick Street Bert Tracy Del Westlund Carl Palmer lack Powell 109 Willie Beauchamp Larry Hayes achsens . . . . . . snowball was really a ball . . . formal dinner dance . . . boat party with Wardman gals . . . eggthrow at school carnival-outlet for aggressive tendencies. Harold Farr Art lhnen Bob Iohnson Ronald Iones Dwayne Keyes john Kincel Ray Martin Orson Morgan Ron Rogers Iim Rouzer Doug Black Howard Slinkard Dick Thorman Dale Waldbellig Ted Whittemore Myron Slattery Don Wilson 111 Howard Bagley Don Finch Howard Hiemke Roy Iohnson Bill Kountz 112 , . A-:E ,ww 1-Q-gf.-.fa , ...,, . N P iw -'eff X Q! TT? Y- Y - -l ' '- T 'i T!'l'T Merritt Canfield don quijotes . . . sorry to see them drop out of the Whittier college society family . . . everyone worked hard on homecoming float. 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'S M-M Man Q WMM KWH X Em mn QM: mam a E a , EMM , mmm nm , nw M M M M MM-,ME Wm Q I 4-mm-' as mi. B H me -' ma Hogs mn gyms ms- MU-+ Q mama sm gags M Q M gwug many M VM- X ,gsviMug,g2s5X ME M Us . ME-ms sg, - 3, M -Q Q nw 1 4 gs sw my L 5. X xmxmx gwgsem as -swe- ' ms m - A-was :savawms Q Q E E , - ss se K K .am 5 M , ss j,wF was .M . -..f.-ye A E - .Q gzvf -- H in - .- P-f.4ww b M :Q - M 'Y' 4 ms Q 5 V- ws sg- -f Bs ms H51 ss-i mu mam a mn ss mn ima www .5 . E ,f usa an E . -ss my Coach George Allen Virg Lcmley Dick Ferguson Norm Haack 'wen Phil Spivey Ray McMullen Senior Senior All-SCIC Guard All-SCIC Tackle Captain Bob Dunham Senior ' N A All-SCIC Backfreld l Iack Fox Bill Greene Iunior Iunior Second Team All-SCIC End Second Team All-SCIC Center Completing his third season at Whittier College, Coach George Allen piloted the Poet grid stars to a respectable 6-3-1 record, including decisive Wins in their final three games. Allen's capable assistants, Fred Burri, Hal Iones, Bill Payne, and Dan Tebbs proved invaluable as they aided their superior in formulat- ing strategy. Norm Haack, Virg Lemley and Dick Ferguson supplied the brains on the Held with their confident signal calling. Combining an offense geared for power and deception, Coach Allen primed his youngsters for years to come as was evidenced by the last three victorious contests. 118 In the opening game of the season against Santa Barbara, a goodly crowd of Poet rooters witnessed the 7-7 tie with the Gauchos. Kneeling: Varsity Coaching Staff-Fred Burri, Bill Payne, Head Coach George Allen, Dan Tcbbs, Hal Iones. Standing: Freshman Coaches-Don Rothrock, Tom Middleton, Coach Beach Leighton, Iunior Doyle. -Pomona's Football Coach Fuzz Merritt talked of Whittier's home- coming at the annual Winter foot- ball banquet in December. av U A .A 57 Fred Burri, coach Neilson and Palmer lead the way as Sackman carries the mail and eyes the Arizona defense. , Hal Iones, Coach Bill Payne, Coach Greene halts Redlands ball carrier, as Dunham sets to finish job. A 7-7 tie against powerful Santa Barbara in the opener kicked off the grid season. Victories over Arizona State and Davis, sandwiched around a heartbreaking 7-6 loss to rival Occi- dental gave the Poets a 3-1-1 record by mid season. Homecoming was gloomy for the Purple and Gold, as upstart Pomona blasted the local favorites 27-7 in a stunning upset. Decisive wins over Caltech and Redlands gave the Poets a 2-2 conference record and third place in the final SCIC standings. Giant-Killing Cal Poly out-lasted the Quakers in a surpris- ingly even game 31-14, the score being no indication of the real battle. Three successive Wins over tough foes climaxed the season. I i Dan Tebbs, coach x in Carl Palmer, back Poet linemen rush hard to block punt in 7-6 Oxy Win Tom Tellez, back George Sackrnan, buck A liJLlI1l11lI11'S extra point went inches wide, and Oxy maintained its 7-6 lead to the Paul Clinic, back linzil gun. Hey Marv, do me a favor and take Z1 bath! Bill Harris, end Muhlon Conly, end Q N I . if . , an W' 'Q, T, . A MC' if Loyal fans turn out despite rain to Watch Poet gridders slip past L. A. State 7-o, in a sea of mud. E ' l, Cliff Neilson, tackle Bob Blcchen, tackle Tank Harris, guard I Harris catches flies, Smitty grins and the score reads 33-I4 against Pepperdine. Bill Foster, end 122 Chief Palmer intercepts Cal Poly aerial and carts it back 80 yards to a touchdown. Penalty nullified the year's best run, as Cal Poly scored a 30-14 win. Nick Street, back Keith Gaines, back Marv Hoover, guard Russ Wiley, end ' 1: -am ' F M ' i 'Q Dick Smith, tackle N H . -..WDW ff.. ..-..,. - , . . i :Z ' 5 lim, ' a V . . - ti. Ns s am ., 'Qu-1.1 Bob Capps, guard Don Morrison, guard lack Powell, center George Sackman, Carl Palmer, and Captain Bob Dunham sparked the backfield aces of this year's grid eleven. Sackman provided the offensive threat, Dunham was unexcelled on defense, while Palmer demonstrated a Hue balance of both. In the forward wall it was little lack Fox, teaming Llp with mooses Phil Spivey, Ray McMullen, Cliff Neilson and Tank Harris. Fox was a mountain on defense, despite his 160 pounds. It was a rare sight indeed to see a halfback turn the Fox corner. When the going got tough, Spivey and McMullen were depended upon to button up a'l holes. This they did nobly, as little enemy yardage was gained through the middle. Seasonal shoe awards went to Sackman, Dunham, Bill Greene, Keith Gaines, Fox and Neilson. l CONFERENCE RECORDS l Whittier Oct. 10 6- 7 Occidental Oct. 24 46- 6 Cal Tech Nov. 7 7-Z7 Pomona CI-Iomecomingj Nov. 21 20- 0 Redlands Keith Gaines plunges over for the second six points against Pepperdine on the way to 40-20 Whittier rout. Iohn Kramer, manager Dwight Keyes, manager john Martin, manager Monty Winkler, back -QAM., Bob Franz, back Bob Dietrick, tackle Del Westlund, tackle Bert Tracy, end Art Iessup, end vi Conversion number one splits the uprights for Whittier, as the Allen- men bow to mighty Cal Poly, 31-14. NON-CONFERENCE RECORD NVhittier Sept. 25 7- 7 Santa Barbara Oct. 3 13- 7 Arizona State Oct. 17 40- 0 Davis Oct. 31 14-31 Cal Poly QS.L.O.j Nov. 14 7- U L. A. State p Nov. 28 40-13 Pepperdine All-conference end lack Fox swipes Pepperdine pass and lugs it back toward the final white stripe. The score looks good for Whittier, 19-0 at the half. Oxy fought back to edge the frosh athletics zo-19, however. By season's end, Coach George Allen had co-ordinated the team into a well oiled machine, deep in reserve strength. With both George Sackman and Paul Chafe returning for tailback duties, the backfield seems fairly well cemented. Most serious losses were all-conference choices Ray McMullen, Phil Spivey and Bob Dunham. However Allen has many capable reserves, and come December next year the Poets of Whittier should have a conference championship. If X sis, I bww 9- LQI xf4!2f gi , r V 1, Ai 0,-go ' ' W ii v' . 1:-ff : w V Vl'- rv 4 vi i. I .4 5. -x J l. 5 Lv j 'E !x .' ,. ' -Z 2 W, , I A' 'Pu JE' E. W . r . .7 I V , 1 4,1 l ' 1 V- HrT.f,i-:Li Uhlfp, - N I ff' .lil 'fl l I WH ww wi ,gi jerry Iohncox, All-Conference xg: ..... ' 'F' ff. Himsa . riff 'T at elm? . ,, :vi , ' -Ill E .:. 1-: ,5fT1 gj ' f -w . ,. 4 . M .,:- sa g j g -'-' jj -'-' f-1 f, ,. -1 . V, ' j3,3f.f, J, ,., :,: I,I. ,.,,.,. 'mimi :.:.5:5 .gzg Y-' - 1. 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Coach Bonham jerry Hartman, Captain Marlin Davis, All-Conference, 2nd team POETS ZND IN CONFERENCE RACE Although unable to retain Conference Laurels for the fourth consecutive season, Whittier's five finished in the money as they remained in contention until their closing conference upset loss to Occidental. Forward Ierry Iohncox, First five All-Conference selection and Marlin Davis, picked as the second-string SCIC center, kept the Poets in the running all season. Final standings: Cal Tech 6 - 2 Redlands 5 - 3 Whittier 5 - 3 Occidental 3 - 5 Pomona 1 - 7 Ierry pots two, as George sets for the rebound against Redlands. Bulldogs won 66-64. POETS LOSE AT RENO Round and ,round went the wheel of fortune and when it stopped our locals found them- selves losers to the University of Nevada, Winners over Mather Air Base and Davis and second best at the hands of Chico and Fresno State. This completed our basketballers highly enjoyable, but successful, road trip. The players came home with their pockets inside-out, unlike Coach Aubrey Bonham, a handy man with the one arm bandits? 1 l v L ,,,,, Q ls, .,,.. , ,.u,-.sM,tl.3 ..... ,.,T,,..7?m Q +V' an f l ff 1rfa,: 'J - P y Tzu ' Lx, 1 , ,v 1' Q' y 1- V l,1.1 l' -' ' l V in Y T A o ,. 7' A ,.,?,fll5fn ' A it V . . 0 rl 'V- ' I 1 ' Q g , 1 l K 0 I l , Q: 'O I u -' A u '-'bl' . ' 18 , Ed Brown rm ,ls-mm- ,-. Tom Long Ioe lays one in against La Verne Don pulls one of his typical wrap around lay-ups in Whittier's 63-61 victory over Pasadena Nazarene. . I ' ' ' l 3 ,51 , -vc H I4 K Don Wells 130 :rw -0 ' 1 I A 4 13 i Marv Sipplf: Hoppy watches like a statue, while Marlin scores two more in 63-61 Whittier triumph. 1 A Rc:cllancl's player tears his hair, as Ierry scores despite an elbow sandwich. lr L ix, Dick Norcross H H N E mgwg is mm ms win ra ,ani ms E K in nm sw im as r ,ga EA xi ami 3. :mm is ,si-ms, in gsm. wa i mn gang i sm si: E an Q ,W 5 E E ls? sf? A B is -:- ,sf 'HHH' B WH . jg? 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Long Beach State - - - 64 Redlands Tournament: Chapman ------ 87 Pomona ------ 75 Pasadena Nazarene - - - 36 San Diego State ---- 70 Laverne - - - - 85 Redlands - - - - - 48 Northern Trip: California Aggies - - - 76 Mather Air Base - - - 61 Nevada University - - - 49 Chico State ----- 64 Fresno State - - - - 58 Westmont - - 56 Pepperdine - - - 73 Occidental - - - 55 Loyola ------- 61 Pasadena Nazarene - - 53 Pomona ------ 71 Loyola ------- 64 Long Beach State - - - 71 San Diego State ---- 59 Cal Tech - - - - - 53 Redlands - - - 64 Cal Tech - - - 55 Pomona - - - - 69 Occidental ----- 50 Pepperdine ----- 65 Pasadena Nazarene - - 63 OPP- . 52 67 67 42 71 39 38 52 52 73 68 73 64 88 46 74 85 54 58 57 81 68 66 52 68 61 73 61 tix . I - ,.., z:w,li1 Y - L- , jar' ..... ' . X F c' .,, K M ,I 1 q 1 Ar -4 ly 1-4' I K A 'fl-ELA Wi! if ' i. fa '??ig 1 .ima ' We 4 ,,,. . 'x i if I er M ,. I e 1 ..,.,.,. , L ,, , '- , ' gggm g' -ii ' 6' - 1 fff4 'j52 L ,, - ' ,X fy 4 my U .A -tw' Qi 1 . V ' 'I i 4 . - 4 gg p Duke Lewis Big Anson attempts to block Marlin's shot in 68-53 Cal Tech win Y r rt t lim Kruse IOC Wolmuth Brad Merrill - Art Okell Marv stretches for two against Oxy IOHNCOX, DAVIS TOP SCORERS Seniors Ierry Hartman and Ierry Iohncox and Sophs Ioe Wolmuth and Marlin Davis accounted for the majority of Whittier's scoring this year. Forward Iohncox, a prolific point getter, amassed 383 tallies as he led the local cagers for the second straight season. Pts. Ave. Ierry Iohncox 383 13.6 Marlin Davis 341 12.1 Ioe Wolmuth 260 13.0 Ierry Hartman 216 10.8 Marvin Sipple 115 6.3 Iim Kruse 113 6.2 George Pierson 74 2.7 Don Wells 67 2.9 Dick Norcross 56 2.9 Duke Lewis 52 2.8 Edward Brown 43 2.6 All others 31 1765 63.0 Marlin and Ioe stand by set to grab the rebound from Ierry's short shot. Kneeling: Coach Bonham, Art Okell, Ierry Hartman, Ierry Iohncox, Don VVells, Duke Lewis, George Pierson, Brad Merrill. Starzding: Ed Brown, Dick Norcross, Iim Kruse, Ross McMillan, Marlin Davis, Marv Sipple, Ioe Wolmuth. Typical scene in Wardman Gym during rounclball season. The Davis jump shot was usually good for two. REDLANDS TOURNAMENT Although defeated in the finals 42-36 by the highly touted Pasadena Nazarene Crusaders the Poet bas- keteers proved their preparedness for the season to come by decisive triumphs over Chapman and Pomona as well as by their hard fought loss. Sophomore Ioe Wolinutli, whose 32 points against the Sagehens put the roundballers in the finals, and All-tournament Ierry Iohncox were largely responsible for the Poet's fine showing. BEST GAME OF THE YEAR Four seniors, Ierry Iohncox, Ierry Hartman, Don Wells and Dick Norcross, among many others will long remember their team's breath-taking upset vic- tory over the N.A.I.B. bound Nazarenes from Pasadena in the seas0n's finale. A last glimpse at the scoreboard showed the Poets on top 63-61. 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The half-mile runners were Bruce Week and Ralph Gentry. Remarkable Russ Bonham in the mile showed a brilliant set of heels. The two mile race saw Paul Black, Bob Keck and Karl Seethaler carrying the colors. Throwing the shot for the Poets were Wayne Harris and Bob Hawks. Pole vaulters were Bob Paholsky and Iack Fox. In the javelin, Fox and Duke Lewis did the honors. Broad- jumpers were Lewis, Iarnison and Marv Sipple. The high jumping was taken care of by Boone Owens and Lewis. Bob Hawks Wayne Harris ,My H mmm ss :ss a E- -n EQQ me wx msg ma ' 2 5- QZESSB K BHBBS E B N ss . an W. - ss w ss me B a B ss Sw sm w 8 , ms , as ss E an W mx . ia. .ma 'Y' ss Ralph Gentry Bill Harris hands Ross McMillan the baton in the all conference relays held at Pomona. The Poets finished third in conference standings behind Occi- dental and Pomona. In the crucial meet with the Sagehens, the lack of points scored in the Held events gave Pomona the runner-up spot. This was the first time in many a year that Whittier has not finished in second place behind the perennial conference champs, Occidental. E t saw. SS HERE! HE Er ,.M. W News K nl ' - EH t was view smgzm Zmgggms M to - M its gs as . sms ss my E malpgnsms si-mm H H as v yt sawe- Pole-vaulter Jack Fox soars over the bar to annex valuable points for the Poet cause. Ross McMillan Nick Street Bill Harris, Neil Ziegler, Russ Bonham and George Lehman composed the sprint medley team which returned from Drake with third place medals. L. . m ,,Y.s. as BEER mx fr 571-4 ' H M -g HV fm sq .wgitf V ' Row I: Paul Black, Boone Owens, Ross McMillan, Bill Harris, Ralph Gentry, Coach Bonham. Row 2: Bill Iamison, Duke Lewis, George Lehman, Wayne Harris, Bruce Weed, Russ Bonham, Coach Aubrey Bonham. Row 3: Neil Ziegler, Bob Keck, Marv Iohnson, Larry Kirchman, Karl Seethaler, Nick Street, Bob Hawks, Marv Sipple. Captain Russ Bonham did his job well in setting winning examples for his teammates to follow. Russ ran a 4:12.l mile against the University of Arizona at Tucson and a 152.3 880 against Arizona State at Tempe. The time of his anchor leg in the sprint medley at Drake was 1:5O.8. The loss of Russ, who is a senior will weaken the team for next year, but it looks as if freshman Danny Schweikart will take up the slack left by Russ. Ralph Gentry and Bob Keck talk over chances in the Oxy meet before jogging to the showers. Marv Sipple P Bill Harris Boone Owens V..n be e ,e in M, ' ' , I , A Nick Street takes baton from Bill Iamison in relay at all-conference relays. rx ms' xx E Russ Bonham s in K-'mmm ,1- .BH l is is n is is High jumper Boone Owens. Boone placed in several meets to score points. I f Bill Iamison takes time out from the sprints for a shot at the broadjump. Danny Schwiekart Bill jumped a consistent 20 feet. w EN vis Larry Kirchman Bob Paholsky Paul Black The Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, were visited by seven of the Poet trackmen on April 23, 24. 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Palmer would often pitch, with Powell or Fergy taking over his left field spot. Bob Bacon, Whittier third baseman, takes a healthy cut at the ball in a typical game situation Dick Norcross, outfield Gabe Bryeans, catcher H a X a Q' Si . 7 V N R 1 x V .fr f S te Dick Pickup, first base E . Aa A 15. was r as Iack Powell from Arizona proved to be the most effective ballplayer over the season. The stocky Arizonian was one-half of Coach Allen's top two on the mound, Captain Dick Ferge- son being the other. Powell was hitting .350 on the Hrst of May to lead the club. Captain Fergy and Powell used their ability and leadership to keep the team lighting despite a tough run of seasonal luck. Art Iessup hits the dirt at third base, as the Poet horsehiders come alive with a rally. A few loyal fans show up to support the team in a game on the Whittier Rock Pile. ' . I Y , I 1 -.l, ' 'f George Sackman, outfield Frank Scott, catcher B 2 gl Q32 Art Iessup, third base Del Westlund, outfield-second base Iohn Kramer, manager Whittier proved strong in spring spirit, as many athletes turned out to participate on the various squads. In won and lost percentage spring sports were not too outstanding. Baseball was no exception to the rule. Under the tutelage of George Allen, the horsehiders had won three, lost 15 and tied one by presstime, yet there still re- mained a solid chance for the SCIC crown. Most of the Poet defeats were due to shoddy fielding, lack of experience at key positions and a general run of poor luck. E ml r .4 A Poet batter Finishes his swing and sets to run out the hit Iack Powell was best Poet slugger. 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Row 2: Bill Fraser, Gary Gard, Dick Lindner, Vic Pedrola, Dick Morton, Eric Peto, Mickey Wingent. Row 3: Ioe Gudmundson, Edson Beebe, Bob Paholsky, Sherriff Thomas, Head Coach Beach Leighton, Assistant Coach Tom Middleton. freshmen . . . l Intramural and frosh athletes enjoyed an a tmo s p h e re of sportsmanship while encoun- tering a good deal of stiff competition. The intramural program was guided by Willie Beauchamp and Iun Nishino. Frosh Basketball enjoyed a sen- sational season, winning all but one game and showing great potential for years to come. Tennis, swimming and cross country Filled in the minor sports and gave Whittier a Well- rounded athletic program. l , Frosh Basketball-Row 1: Ron Thom, Okie Martin, Iohn DeWitt, Bob Bland, Bob Zabel, George Sattler. Row 2: Denton Sonke, Ioe Gudmundsson, Ron Martin, lim Ver Steeg, Ken Swor, Coach Fred Burri. 154 4454... Frosh Track-Row If George Sattler, Ed Beebe, Iohn Meyers, Bill Marumoto, Ronnie Roberts, Dale Headly, Roger Frederickson. Row 2: Mickey Winget, Larry Aten, Danny Schwcikert, Atis Petersons, Dick Groot, Eric Weidel, Dick Morton, Don Harner. Poet Cross Country Squad is shown in one of their daily work-outs through hills surrounding the Whittier area. Shown below is the intra mural basketball championship won by the Orthogonians over the Lancers. 155 l 2 Tennis Team-Ierry Hempcnius, Alex Vejar, Iim Rouzer, Ierry Hartman, Bill Hall, Coach Iohnson. Swimming Team-Row 1: Dave Woods, Ray Martin, Iun Nishino, Dick Bellis. Row 2: Warren Bisbee, Ben Bryant, Iay Morgan, Captain Wade Askew. Row 3: Coach johnson. lmra mul-al footballers tangle on upper field, Intra mural cross country-Left to right: Brad Merrill, Duke Lewis, Al Tanabe, Russell Sudyam, Howard H ' Heimke, Dick Lnntz, Bill Peel. M 3 .L Le -l 4. QUET X Frosh Baseball-Row I: Al Tzmabe, Fred Bxrdsell, Danny Myer, Denton Sonke. 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A -lltl I1 1 ' .V - r H- liil fa. myers dept. store, 141 11. greenleaf so many things to choose from, it's hard to decide, always at myer's hillis clothieris, 127 e. philadelphia admiring hill's fine sport shirts, bob burns and Vic pontrelli are discovering the excellent selection in all lines of men's clothing to be found here at the house of kuppenheimer clothes, they are assured of good fit and style combined. Whittier sanitary dairy, 125 S. Comstock jay and mike help unload the milk they'll serve to the always thirsty campus inn . . . this friendly local dairy is serving our community With a complete line of the finest Wholesale and retail dairy products. 165 5 E 1 a l E. get! H a jaekgs restaurants whether meeting the crowd after the game or for a study-break, we find them at one of jaclis four conven- ient locationsg jaclis beverly, jackls salad bowl on Whittier blvd., jack's uptown, and their new Whittier ice cream store, at 1002 w. hadley. Hot spring afternoons will find us hurry- ing over after classes for the coo-ol sodag just as long winter evenings found us gulping hot coffee and hamburgers. 166 sm-gm .V A Q' A . W' ww? 'gina ww W Fi .. 7 13 Ig 5 .I 5 I' If '2.Ijfr4.. 9 922. wzgg- j, 5,51 ..v X 'S X IM, ,,,,, ,,, I, ,- A 3411. .- -' F 'W . Q A' gf: '. ' - Ji ':3',3ji?'I1.1fI 'I-f, f. ' . 3wE:n41,,1iQ'5?z-ZYSS1. 1 . A fs .. 1:-,- 9 . -a5:fg51'E -. 5 ' :'. f ' F -, ffl-'iz .ffl 413323. 1 -,Q 6 A 'N .iz ' At 4, QI' ' ' rs 5' .ei X ,III-I I . -f -. 1 . f 1 4 '.FZ1:f. iff' i F-1a.'i'.7'.':I1' ' . - . ' .I-Lal' . News ' M , 5 ' 1' !Z'?si5'-'-' ': : - ff: AI V . :,4iff4'r'.-A , , ' - -' - ,, . I .- ' ' .-L -' PEI' . . . . :ji u-L3-5f :-,ijiIplft-3, - F9557 - ' ' W'--11 '- ' f- 1- .-f1::,i - . . . . - . . . . 7 'Ffa A if Q f-if ,::I'--1,5 ' . . , A - , I I , . ' I II I.::1 :.-.y2,j?.j-I'-Q 1.1-5-I 'igh ' . ' -I . .IIQEINH 4 - ' 1- 1 5 ' ' - - - ' . ' ' 5 'NM' .':I?'-E,'.','-'1 -. 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Z pp t p p for the future at p s 1 a F1 '4.' 117 e. philadelphia. - 7 P 1 1 1 Aia ii ila. pi 9 b21I'tOI1 S earl IIIYCTS Hlld C camera shop realtors :IA don't let your Washing get you tangled Vprs take it to i Whittier laundry 218 iu 1 S. greenleaf VJX .er fe X . 1 filf r.r T Whittiergs savings and loan 210 e. philadelphia . . . ruth and rea discuss saving accounts with a friendly and helpful consultant of the Whittier savings and loan. bruen theatres the Whittier and ward- man theatres for week- end dates . . . the roxy for a handy escape from studying . . . cash night in the hope of winning some badly needed spending money . . . these are traditional at Whittier college, and now mr. bruen has given Whittier a beauti- ful and convenient new drive-in theatre, the sun- down drive-in. I t Peters shoe store 18 11. greenleaf how becoming to carleen and pat are the spec- tators and White pumps they find to compliment their new spring outhts . . . just as important is their confidence in the quality and comfort of peterls shoes. . 71. V .w greenwoodgs f. ffm ff W h M s oe store Q ' I buy with complete confidence k J f i at greenwood's, 161 n. green- A l ei l ti leaf. .'.A . '...4 I .f.--'Qf A '. .1 ' 1 N, . . A, ,'.', vL5,v, I. . I 'Nik j. 4' ' I E -'V.- I -.ljkz ,. dan e. strubb 208 e. philadelphia farmergs hardwar 1 biilll 7'1:9.tg . -' is---I , M 4. . lf, H . . 51 . ,ak 'ta' A if 1 ,o ili i v.,, ...A.1 .VYI I .441'.- -HVVQA B 'V,A A.',- .'-,' -.lA- .. ik... ...IA W t - 'l1'4i 'i '-A- f '15'-4'. : '.-A- f' -'.. 1 .',' if-5 .l'.' V3.1 - ' 1 ,I',2 Q a long-time friend of Whittier college, who will take an in- terest in your real estate and insurance problems. so eflicient . . . we do our building and decorating with paint and tools from farmer's hardware. 180 n. greenleaf. .1 Tl. if,-H .A,'l. I.: .mn 7? -VA1:::..jE .... A-'l ,Z -I .','z l I I V r 'f K 6 . 1 . , AEIQU 'V X' ff X37 7 N ,W ,ang ' ff? qi i 751- tt - tw ' I, 1 f ,J Syl Lf-If 1., Q' ,A ,.J- -. -11 1' F515 -Q: .' I.. tm:-, 4. .-5 - A .. .' 5' 1' ,,'. is f i 'I drugs, cosmetics 'A1 ' I I q and perfumes to in- ' - X . spire bustling and Elf 1 stir romance in the In ..Q- 1 most reluctant I .A beasts . . . 191 n. ig 1 .'-'.- greenleaf. ff aea at 1 55.2 ,1e' 1 li .w 3 7 Q - . I ' ' ,,a.' . , 'l x x I' .VIA ,4'4 j , Q . 1 2 ,4, 1- ta a .'as: , , ' is 1 1, 1 . a e a a t r tt s s 0 U f P will a,t , 1 on ,1 ,M p V p N n ' Ien, 4A.s ,4.. ,H .. M, 'A T G 1 ' 1, ': . 5 Smke you flghfl all '- 'fl 'bzh fffif i I .:tW .W gk 1 , 1 ..q. .qkn Iriur makes .of portable f ' -' ' 4-'. typewriters, also en- H 1 I j A'.p - lnn' in vll. 4 ni ..A .xvl ,A gilleerillg and Office Z-' .A,, r,,,. Q- ini Qiijljif ,.'qb- ffl -2 ' supplies . . . at 14C ii -:'g.'f-l sa-r rtpt rrtts 1 0 9 0 0 h1ll s pharmacy jay-ness statloners 'f X Q 5, 1 fi A , 'A in-Bi-A it's good to be here - : I 0 1 a 5515152.5141- fQfQ',iQ '1i1': handy hangout for ?Lg1,g5f3ff ':,.r j11g,ffg5i'5j '4, .4 coffee and chatting fl l1'l 1' between classes and 1, after the library, a real Whittier college 1 i,,, ,,4, 1 . -,-i' 151, lj ,-,,p gf institution . . . 412 ,,', W -A,1 e. philadelphia. R, X p.,. . s.,A , mfg I.. H ill- N I.: ' , xl' A 'A K ij -W1 1 1 1 1' A, nh I ., , we aways eave e we W xg p nell's, arms loaded, W 17' -A q N Q,'1 1, I A '1,, .4.. 1 - - -,H1 1- - il -1.1.,,,,u ,.1.k, -..,A A 1. ,I it '.f, ,ii N 1 ' well pleased with ,ffl M - 1 W I LQ ,F 1' x fr0 Ui ,q pp,A purchases from a fl-QV? '.1. 5 ' ' 1 ' A ,, if beautiful selection 1'.' 2 f -f 'lm .1155 . , , ' 1 -,'- 7 5- W '-'- f' 2 , Hf- s'r'r fegai-ji1.12-wif, ' V , f -Q? L ' .'-'1.f 1' f 1 '.-1 0 f CUGSSCS am? :1 . -i 11' I 'i'i ii 'ii iiul 1 I If -',, 1 '1.' :fps 1 1,1 1f,,'Qf:g11f--f 1 '- 3 SPOFFSWCHY . . - 19C Z' i1 f 131.!'?fg1Q3'j5rj -'1'1 I 5 '11-, gf ,1'1 I 11- gfCC111C2lf- .'-.',- ff-,AQ 'p'1' Q .-'V , ,'l, 1 Z3 -, 1 'l.'f-, Qiif 5151 1.',', 2 -'-., 2Q11-?1i,3.Ej.3E-gf-iff lantern le nellis fashions when photography problems puzzle us, we drop in at monte's, su re to find friendly in- terest . . . 223 n. r':'- E greenleaf. f'X X' o !' -. 'pf , iz S . w S x 1171 54 is We r2-r1 2. ell Q ' 4r-'. f -f 1e,l', 7 7 5 P , - fgffrl I lprr 1 f '-l .1-Eiriflg 'llll l rrrrr lrrrr r , A n l E V 2 'T ICC Cfeam Wlfh thai li Q57-if fi - if ,,,1:1' ,',- 3 ',V- , 4 -h - honlerna de Havor. -. -,,'A' 'Y r',1 ji. irv .-A' -'iff ulpx , . . 1002 s. hadley, . 5 -' ff'-Q L ' 3'5fQ3f5 '--:i 'if-37'-ff' , -.,r4, ,--. , V ' .,.-L ' --,'5 g.g2.:-E,'g:1g5Q'ff.Q fr- 2' ',l- .r,.r ,... l :.-:ffl:1'lfTL1'S'fif3fa'i2 ..'.r 'siigfgfisg-ia:ii'g? 9 0 monte S SW1ft and co. camera shop Iupp V , . .. , ga L , l,,f 5 the spot where we meet on campus. flu. 1 vit, X 4- l -U ' J , l lrl ' fl ' 'K o f r r 7 Q 2 or 2 f l ll V' ,'.-.,',.,'. .'-.,, 1 If 7 Xl r l r llr2rl 1 Q ' . , 1.,r F- We l 50, ij' l.rp..pp, Zi l for a solid r-.bl gg ,'rp 7 ' 1' 'or' rjp' ,'1p Q. ' 1 investment 5. rne ltr 3 r,rle 1 i r2 , er ' - . - 135 S, l, t 2 er pg 'r 2 1 - i gfeenleaf. lnnr l 2 lp, rr I lj r e t k ' ' qua 61' Clty Spot federal savings f ' 1 1 , 52 l'-:: ' A ff ' ' - 1-1 ' . 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I ' II-I ' IIII ' I IIII I - II.I 'I I- I .-I II . .'.I . 1 5lf1fS12.fsffe.i 4,Q- 5.1 ' ' 11fIf-5.23Qiiiiifiil - ' ' f 'Y 'if ' ' ' 9 tlbbet S 101 s. greenleaf the critical eye . . . will be well pleased with the selection of clothes at tibbet's. 1 1 1 'Q -A.e' f -A'- the bookWorm's haven . . . 125 11. greenleaf. 1 as ,l : Qvv' i 3 '.1.' 2 1 1 ' ' x Ig: - ,,., II the scene of many I' IIII I .2 I pw-III my-K 1 long-remembered I 1 , -. .-aif' 1 -, V ,,4I :a '..,:f- , .r IJ MI .I,, If: luncheons and ban- aI Ie Q I I M....QfT,ggg 1 -.,' 'CQI 5 :I' ff quets . . . for . I IIII I I I4II I' I' Whittier college stu- 'I--I ' 3grIif.Q:I.i1,IQI-.'i1II .IIZI I , II 'I . -I -IlfI K dents, 3 Very Special I QI IQII 'II L 1II,III4Iij'II-IIaI, III I IIII 'lI . Q ,',. 1-'IN 'I4. , AQ 1 place to dine . . . ', QI ,Qg5ff'i'E5 I,II I'1I'I JSI-.III IIIII4 IIII I 309 CI philadelphia . hittier book store Welchls restaurant 9 9 aileen s hats 213 e. philadelphia outstanding and distinctive, the hats and cos- tume jewelry, we find at aileen's. - miriamis dress shop fashions for ladies it's fun to shop where we find color every- where, styles that flatter, and new ideas in clothes for all occasions . . . all this at the shop at 158 n. greenleaf. j. c. penney co. quality and savings, hand in hand, at j. c. penney's, 142 n. greenleaf. whether it's add- ing the homey touch to our dorm room or the finishing touch to our outfits, we find bargains and ideas. - W. m. sorey, o.d. w. b. cullis, o.d. optometrists 207 a. philadelphia st. whittier, california 174 calvin s art shop 126 n. Comstock where we find gifts for all occasions and special things we'd like for ourselves . . . where we like to browse among the paint- ings, the fine china, the ceramics and jewelry. - enn and em ire P cleaners at two locations, 110 s. washington and 116 e. whittier blvd., we find prompt and depend- able service at fair prices . . . the things college students look for. l rohhinis pharmacy many years of friendly and faithful service to our whittier community at three locations. 312 hadley 135 n. greenleaf 249 n. bright - serving our whittier community for 60 years. white emerson co. funeral directors 401 e. philadelphia orin nowlin cleaners 910 W. hadley Where Whittier college students know they will receive prompt and dependable service. bright corner 201 e. philadelphia the Whittier men's clothiers that specializes in styles for the college men. evanis printing and stationery 276 W. philadelphia serving Whittier college's specialized print- ing needs. - trend oi fashion ladies, apparel 1153 quadway Whittier girls can't find better buys in cool, summer sportswear, the selection of styles is just what We like . . . We love to Swish aroundintheirpetticoats . . . so We'll shop there again. bank of Whittier bright ave. at bailey whittier's only home-owned bank . . . your accounts are welcomed here . . . deal with the friendly bank in the friendly town. l Whittier chamber of commerce of integral service to our community, and of two way service to us: telling the Whittier college story to others, and telling the com- munity's story to us. - empire silk store 128 n. greenleaf when you make it yourself, you know its what you want -4 I silk - wool - rayon - cotton - nylon, ' all your sewing needs 175 thanks . . . to roy o. day of p-b press, inc., and stan cullingham of peterson's engraving for their cooperation in getting this book to you to our local businessmen for their advertisements which made this book possible to mr. dill for the many hours he spent taking and printing pictures to the staff-annie d. for being around Whenever she was needed, to marv for his wonderful cartoons and all the help he gave us cutting and pasting, to jim for his sports section, optimism and moral support, to donna lou and sandy for volunteering to write the copy for us and to ellie for working so hard selling ads to orv cope, barbara morgan, richard b. smith, bev kohn, mary ann hargrave, bill jamison, bill marumoto, and the many others who offered their help when we needed it to the student exec and dean richardson for their support Without their help this yearbook would have been impossible. ..pjc Jl' 'L1S1C'IT- gg ,..-- 54'.:v, . v. 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