Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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t '73 1. We'1l have none of that on the campus, boys! 2. What muscles you have, Miss Mitchell. 3. Soup's On! 4. A11 she knows is what she reads in the newspaper. CWhat a blankll 5. Was it bumt, Miss Hob- son? 6. Margie, what-how does that tune go? 7. Now, girls! 8. The four Rascoes. 9. What a man! 10. Can she dish it out!-Ask Iohnson! ll. Fifty miles an hour in second. 12. See the birdie, girls? 13. Some racket! 14. Cupid takes a bow and gives an arrow Csome punl. 15. What a big mouth you have, Grandma! 16. Playing hide and seek, Miss McCannon? 17. Icicles. 18. How demuzel 19. You said itl 20. Four faces! 21. 'Nuff said! 22. May dance. 23. Ah, romance, and in the faculty, tool A 2.1.

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, 102 .2 g., ,sl Left to right, first row: D. Martin, M. Ott, R. Clemens, W. Timm, I. Crockett, G. Thorndike, P. McCallum, M. Summers H. Bagdon, M. Trevitt, E. Miller, and P. Miller, second row: C. McDonald, Mrs. Hedrick, H. Burqqrabe, I. McCallum, L Rasco, A. Pender, D. Monk, E. Baumgartner, and H. Barnes: third row: I. Durham, D. Teeter, M. Clapp, W. Iones, V Larsen, E. Morgan, G. Titus, and E. Sloan. ' dlflsmgsza 041.5 Busy The Women's Athletic Association, an outstanding organization, has charge of all sport activities of women of the college. The first semester ,it sponsored a W. A. A. mixer for the purpose of acquaint- ing new women students with the organization and its members. Last fall, besides sponsoring the annual football banquet, it offered a well- plannedplayday to entertain senior girls of near-by high schools. This is the first time such a day has been held at Whitworth, and it proved both enjoyable and worth while.