Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1944 volume:

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Wfgk- 77.7 patio --3341, - - - - ,',1JgF'?g':7fL 1 A 23.5-Z-aij I1 - - - 555211--.1 , 1 ,Q . . 2 . ..-:J ,if ' ,, 3 Wk, .,f'--'9 . . ' f ,F Q5 -A s , .bf inn- 1 'im' ,-1' ax 4 1 E iv -Q 3: ,F4.'ig.A'FfQgf'A ' A '-fe: V 0 -- . f r f 3 - . - i -' , ! 5-LL' I I ,Jaw ,.. . R, ! ,, .i ,A The gray stone building on the State and 12th street comer of the campus became more prominent this year when the Navy V-12 Training Unit came to the campus in Iuly. The College of Law vacated, the Naval Adminis- tration moved in and the Navy became part oi WU. .- '-.- -,gr-. , V lv' ! '?9'!'e'-n' r - Yeoman Byrd Storekeeper llc Thomas I. Scanlon hands out supplies at small stores. f ' . 1. 'A' , ' A 'I .n U a n ,Q i , , xp , 5, . . If -. 5 'x . ' I ' 1' I ,.' My , . Q 1.4 f A ' 1 I .' 'A 1 . --. - ,. I 5 - . l s-J ., .1 I 1 ' 5 I I' P .Qi ' 'f rl ' ' v '?.,' -i ., fi i, 4 , . 1 . ... Eff' In . 1, -uf LvA'- Y Q Ol- I-'Z I ' 1 ,'x-- 011 1, I rf. K-H . ka 4 9 ' 1. 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Apprentice seamen study principles oi physics preparatory to officer's training. .Aki ' Cooking with gas becomes the real thing when home ec students prepare menus and study nutrition V ff. Courses in the biology department were filled to capacity by pre-med and pre-nursing students ' P' xif' A 5' 'F --1 71- x . 1 3- ' g .si I 3 JL rgivsx 6. z X i 'Q' .M K lliffx ,gill fi !- - n t .- 3 L ' ' ' .3 ' 'g Jil' ' Tfwl '53 1 T . , i mxg., 5 - - X2 YY-Q T ' -. T -N i 50? Q Q t 5' 305 W.. .25 N ,. A ,M N ,ss .K is ,Q - ' 1: 5 Q .',N S - 5- K ., E Y H- Q M T an C . X, .K Nw it , Y. X. N40-ZQ, X 'fits W - .1 +. - vw. R-1, - 2 'Qi-Ni' . fe,--we f gary .f ' J-m , N , - , '1 'A -,Q ,A wg 1 ,gp gr: Thai, ' , 1 f x 5 y .3 Q '.. -. -rx X - - e.. ., -.X x 1 Q f H 'X S S' K A ' ' xi .-f. K' t' w A .I Q' '1 V ul 3 - f ' .x ff if V S 1 ' N x, , Q 1? al .cf J 'lf Y' 4 5 +.f'f 'l-Mx -, N is 9 'D 1 Q A ! l N.. s if Q3 4- 1 'vigil -R.. .' 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L . -Q Q 3 n ai i Q r n -9 The pink and blue wall paper of a onetime women's dorm goes unnoticed at chowtime for naval trainees. Bencl replacing chairs and a counter added for faster service are noticeable wartime changes. , Ca1istheniCS on ai10r's dC1Y- The remodeled dormitory houses most oi the ous start trainees. the rest live at USS. YMCA and women students reside in sororities cmd former frat houses. -my rg. r f 10 everY S the iield outsi de the ship 9 ive G vigor' MH .t.-., .2 HI, . .4-f , fl 1 n ,,, ,. oxnes Q buSY p lace wha Sick bGY bec - 'ectionS- line UP me men for H11 k . . hiv Q-V u -,J n pharmacist In v ff 2 -T M- ates 1: J' 'mfs' ' lfff.-35-?1ifT'T' wg 'f'-'lf-ZF.'x .g 21 --' 4 .J - 'Nat re- 9 ga ,, 4 i?'ks ' ' - -r .I 5, ,i 'S-Ks T tl' fy' , .,,,:,p4 Y. MWT fm. .-.mega 1 ' If ra'- : 2ja . 1 ' Early morning muster on a rainy Oregon day in winter gives the sailors a faint idea of real ocean sprayg or so say the chiefs to whom all attention is given. S- ? 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Betty Andrews and Thelma Lathrop. relax in the popular campus spot. 1 , , lu' Manager Mrs. Delsicr Larson gets her assistants. Doris Doris Marvel and Ruth R ansom, together for a busy afternoon the bookstore t t pl! L . v t New center of interest is found in the student body office and in secretaries Barbara Shirley and Beverly Nordeqn, On American Citizenship were Bishop Bruc R. e Baxter, historian William Warren Sweet and P ' ' resident G. Herbert Smith. the campus during the fall Institute of . . - when the f student act1v1tY this Year St dent . - 11 enclosed the center 0 th' - ing busmess. U Hxstonc Waller Hu ened 10 U fu' - - ff ed Bearcat Cqvemdand tgilbgilllcigrealgg housed withxn the buxldmng o er ublications CID gen . - -1 , IdPP01-tunity for extra-cumcular CICUV1 Y The fourth iloo l' r xttle chapel nears completion with the efficient brush-wielding of Louise Wrisley and bucket-Hold' ' mg of Norman W1llard. - 1 S , 4' Pubhcahons staff memb ers Mariorie Beadles, Dorothy Hoar, Mary Nims and Evelyn Chapman plan advertising with assistant publications manager Margaret Hughlett. Stu ond drive. Mark Hatfield I Rowland, Norman Wooto S . ean n, tan Slcillicorn and Don Dekkert, set up a downtown booth. dent leaders of summer b 'hz S 1 -lx 9+ U1 .rig H- gm 95... iff, ,, '11 x 1 Q1 , 1 . V 1, f 5. Q ' t .4 4 H C of , I y 'if . 4 n J :imp '. 'N 2': ' ' - H XA V .Q , ' 111-r:: 'I 'Q 'Q ., rf ' Y , a A- M ' , Ar? ww,-, by 'I cf Q my- ' ,Y I 1 . -'E V :A M yn, Q n t TI. V , 5,-.E :D Y VN ' ff my W, 4 4? : -F, sd 1' X .Z l - -L V? 1 13 Ag if -if Tm- I, . K 'sf ' 'J -2. 3 , Q 5. 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' . ,. -Q- f- f M an . 32 'lIf25 a!:fi2l f-' ' A V. 'f Iii.-V -'. 5 . 5-f '1M AL. N -- 'The bank of the millstream is a familiar sight to physical education students running the obstacle course. ' Boxing. wrestling and iudo demonstration were featured in Navy's classic Happy Hour Oi xW ,XQQQS 'Y JPG. Z-lj red O 116126 Q9 5 Q K QWQXQ HKS EH Q 'SE Willamette U .g A bf x9M' ' WN. eww t to A ame amette Alumnu WUJLAMETTE UNIVEB.SITY- Oldeft University in. the Westq P N HW Alumni Secret To the Student Body We dedicate this book to the student body which came to Willaniette University in 1943- 44, a disorganized group, its navy and civilian factions not knowing how to unite under the confusion and restriction of a' Wartime World. . But gradually changing fastbound traditions into acceptable customs, replacing old loyal- ties With new interests, sailors and civilians, with understanding and determination developed a unified activity program and an organized college life embodying the spirit that is truly Wil- lamette. Summer term senior class president seaman John Beeble was succeeded during second and third terms by student minister Hollis Huston. RZ SENIORS ,. E 5 f sf ir- get-Q 1155 ll Senior scholars Dottie Estes and Darlene Dickson served as senior representa- tives and secretary, respectively, on the student body executive councils. Song writer and pianist Stan Skillicorn and song leader and singer Barbara Diegfenrlorf led the seniors to a close second in Freshman Glee. Of this year 1943-44 seniors remem- ber a second place in Freshman Glee, the initiation of a three semester acad- emic year and With it the November, March and June commencements, and the completion of four years of a never- to-be-forgotten college experience. i CN '27 .. ,Ln 4- -4 4 . A AE an w ,WA Aw' 1 4' 'R 1 ' -n v X: H 1 I 1 -s 'i ij, K 113 gn ' QE Em 1 lim ' K X 2 B, M1 mx if ' z my wer. .,-,, ,. . ,A -:W ,. ,,-g...x- V i L .V , nw I V Q Koschmider Markee, Keith Markee, Kent Mason Mathews Moore Oliver Owen Payne Pemberton Phillips Pierstorff Schramm Shofrt Graduates Sipes Spears Stricklin Swansovz Todd Tracy Zimyvzermzzn Barnick Barr Cake Carney, Dick Carney, Bob Case Dams . W-Www mmm! vm-,hmm gs gs 41' E V3 5 4-if 4:2 M as ,. Q M E - a , X Luthy Nordean Ny ms Oslund Radchff R Ransom Schaacl Sch1n1.dt D Scmmdt H Schmidt Wells Yelkes ,K rv Z S gr' g., , sw! First and second 'uice-presidents lof student bodyl were energetic juniors Marge Maulding and Ed Ferguson. JU IORS Highlighting this year for the junior class Were a glorious first place in Freshman Glee, an activity-filled May Wfeekend of sunny Weather, and a succession of many of its members in leading student body positions and campus activities. aes-f' Zfaigacf -.gi Hard workers onithe winning Glee presentation were- uivacious Janet Emma Lou East pecame the stuaent body's second 1,109 79'f2S1d271f and Jce, Le Roy Hale, versatile song-writer, and capable musrc major Yvonne Cate was elected Jurnor class pre-szdent for sprzng term. Zee. -IU- iiv . 31 .W ,549 it Acheson Adams, R. Adams, S. Andrews, B. Austin Bell Bennett Blake, Janet Blalce, J. Brolcenshire Brown, C. Brownlee Burch Burge Burkhart Butler Juniors Cain Case Cate Clevenger Copenhaver Cotthoff Cutler Davidson Demeter Doerr Donovan Doughtorz. Downey Drorbough Durham East, E. . a ,. L Ellwtt Ferguson Forsythe F01-tmo Frles Froman Gabrzel Garow Glasse Graham Habermcht I-1a1ght Hale Hallman Harnesberger Helms Hzlhs Hoover Huddleston Hunter Johns Jones Judd Kauffman King Kunke Laughlin Macaulay McClelland McClendon McHill McKay, M .M wil' n n, lm' .CEL if -vw e .Q 1 H f -as W!-s-Q40--4..L......f.' F fe in . I . : ,i 11 'E rr 4 1 I Mi in M? Singer and football player Lloyd Griffiths be- Before leavlnq for Naval Air Corps Bill Egan Presidency clurinq spring term was talcen o e oh Acton Anderson Batson Bergquzst p e cass mmg sum by llkeable and versatzle actor Chuck Strong mer term The cold W1ters of the mdlstream attrwcted the sophomores tw1ce th1s year once followmg u fourth place loss of Freshman Glee and agam after losmg rhe May Weekelud tug of war, but as sponsors of the second semester Aloh1 dance the class proved ICS ment Applegate Blackman 51 Bam Barber B Barber V Bartholomew Bates Blade Brock Branson. Carpenter Carter M , A . A V A . v r came soph proxy durmg fall term. was preszdent of so homor l dl - ' ' - V S C ' K T i L ' ' . I . . ' Q - 1 - v , . .WM-we-1.-12' . -. V 1 Q , , 1- I x f k X l I K W E . G I , A xx I j X I l is N L, In ELF' nr, S. ,f .nn 95 IW- E. ' Y. Carter, P. Case, V. Christensen Comstock Coulter Cotton Crrwen Crowder Currey Daugherty Day Deal De lancey De Sart Director Ducharme Dynn Egqn Eriekson, M. Farmer Findley Fisher, M. J. Frank. J. Geisler Gzlsorz. Grnmn, B. Hazght, P. Hanauska H ercl H0111 Hobbs H offmaster 1, V-v 1 Y' ,' 1. Q, - u Hougendoubler Huber Hughlett Irwin Ingwerson Jacobsen Jaquith Johnson J ones Kenney Lamb Lathrop Lewis Long Low, M . M uclc Sophomores cClam McM1llan, M Mehlhoff Mezer Monroe Moses Murphy Neal elson Nzchel Nuns Noll Nygren Oakes Oberst OLwe'r nv v n es '5- D ap- .S ?' rss r'x W YU! I Orange Ohum Ov es Patterson Pierce Pope Randall Rockman Rowland Schadewitz Scheuerman Schwartz Scott Sias Simons Slat er Sopho ores Smzth C Smzth N Smzth P Stephen Stoclcmcm Strother Swan Wagnev Watson Webb Bowen Wells Whzte Wzllumzs T Wzllmms, V anger I' 1 Tester Wzre Torb et Wolfsehr -wa s K President of fresbvrzau class :luring Second term frosh prexy was Al Known for bis rfancing, starguz- sumvrzer term and drzmzmcfr for Fertje, later elected fresbma-n rep- ing and horseback riding, Burl V.-I2 Battalion -was Wivfsor Acton. resentative to Student Body Conn- Davis was spring term frosb pre- cil. sident. A brahmn Adkins Best Boetticher ' Eiw ni .vm 40' Along with the Navy V-12 unit came the largest freshman class in Willam- ette's history. After being introduced to the traditions of XVU by Way of a few sessions of Kangaroo Kourt, the class produced the impressive and memorable 1944 Freshman Glee. Allen, M. Bontrager Barham, J. Bradley Bannaker Batdorf Beaclles Bennett Brady Brough Brown Biskze K. Bruckmarl Buhler Burroughs Burrow Cannon Causey Chambers, D. Chambers, Chapman Christensen Cloudly Corbin Coulter Cooley Covert Cox Croghcm Crozier Curtis Dayhoff Dietrich Dillon Duclcwull East Egan Elliott Englehart Epperly Evans Evansorl Farr , Farrell R I . K.. Y 5 K Fedje Felton Fergus-fm Fla-nigan F1-ohmader Gage G G'l , Glllmgs Greenlee Griffith Halek Hansen Hardie Hgrger Hrzirzon Freshm n Ha1-tmcm Harvey Haskins Hathaway Haworth Hayes Hedges Henderson Hinkley Hoag Hoak Hogan Hooper Haven Hodglcins Hull mm Saw Kaclcley Kanoff K lzng Kmseu Loop Low, C Luzader MQCMlllG71, J Freshm n Mansfzeld Marvel Mattmcn May McCa'rge'r Mc-Cown McFarlun McGee McV1clcer Melmowskz Menashe Merkz Mettler Mmm Mzller, M Mzller, S Morris, B. L. Mallett Muhle Nelson, M. Nelson, P. Nelson, R. Newman Nich Nzchel, J. Nzchols, C. Nichols, O. Niles Olmstead Ostland Otis Overlin Freshm n Parkhurst Peterson Pettit Philley Plagman Poov-man Porter Preston Proctor Rabenau Raiche Randall, B. Randall, La. Randall, Luc. Raymond Regal wx Ri Reeves Reko Reinwold Rose Ross Raye Roberts Robinson Roddy Rodie Rowe Rowland, Rowley Saffron Freshm n Sanford Schifferer Schoewc Schmiv-er Schultz Shafer Shafer Shirm Shirley Sinkola Sly Smith, R. Smith, S. Slave Stocks Stone, G E ik m may cu Stone Strong Staart, J Stuart, N. Symes Teeter Thurston Toomb Toomey , Trask Trzpp Van Orsdel Volk: Wahlgren Wampler Warwick Freshm n Waters Watson Watts Wells, D. Wells, H. Westrup Weinert Wilcox Wilde Williamson Wilson, H. Wilson Wittliff Woods Wooton Zcrzan Zimmerrnan, S. Zinlc s . x. . ,, . . T 35 Q pi was sgggw in -xml-,ss is if ' s s I ass g 3 B q ss s E .Z ' s Q s s Q Q gsla tgfix-isssiam sssigggsms is-saw f s .... sm! sis gggggiglg Administration and Faculty The instruction and inspiration which college students seek often arises from the mutual understandings between them and members of the faculty and administration, even during twelve long months of accelerated schedules. The association of a student with his professors provides direction toward ideals and results in enrichment of the college experience, making it one not only of the acquisition of knowledge but also the attainment of real living. 'mmwtmis -memes, lf W is sms G. Herbert Smith President of the University With the clear foresight and efficiency of a good businessman President George Herbert Smith has successfully directed the destiny of Willamette Uni- versity during its third Wartime year. Largely by the efforts of President Smith the Navy V-12 Training Unit was stationed this year on the campus and through his continued interest and cooperation with the Naval Administrators the pro- gram has seen good sailing since the outset and has proved a saving measure for the University. It is with hope and assurance that each member of the Willamette family looks to the progressive leadership and energetic spirit of President Smith for constant guidance in the future. Qfficers of Willamette V-I2 Unit Starting Willamette University on its first three-semester academic year, the Navy V-12 Officer Training Unit came to the campus in July. With the battalion came the three officers of the command to direct the organization of the unit and to carry on its preparational program. Lt. George C. Bliss, com- manding officer, Lt. Marshall E. Woodell, executive officer, and Captain George W. Shepard, medical officer, through their judicious guidance of the unit have gained the deserved respect of the entire university. The officers, with the men of the battalion, have brought to Willamette a touch of the glamour that is the U.S. Navy, but have brought as Well a strong- er, necessary realization of the seriousness of our nation at war. Lt. Marshall E. Woodell, executive officerg Lt. George C. Bliss, commanding officer: Captain George W. Shepard 7TLOd1.CCLl officer. CHESTER F. LUTHER EARL T. BROWN I-IERMAN CLARK GALE CUHREY Ouvs: M. DA1-IL FRANCES W. Doucnrv PH.D. M.S. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. Dean. of the College of Professor of Physics Professor of Associate Professor of Deon of Women and Instructor in Mathemati Liberal Arts ' . Physical Science Physical Education Associate Professor and Accounting Professor of Mathematics for Women of German CONSTANCE FOWLER Roux-:RT M. GATKE CHARLES HAwoR'n-1 H. C. HUTCHINS LQRENA N. JACK CHARLES H. JOHNSON M.F,A. PH.D. I A.B. Pu.D. M.Sc. PH.D. Instructor in Art Professor of Political Instructor in Spanish Professor of Education Instructor in Home Professor of Chemistry Science and History Economics Every fresbmanis friend is Walter Erickson, Dean of Ailmissions, In keeping University and sturleirt body finances straight, Busi- 'wbo is assisted by Secreiary Pauline Stein and Recorder ness Manager Robert Fenix receives assisfance from Mrs. Zona Constance Rutledge. Allen ana' Mrs. Mary Denloam, who is not pictured. ' A Szcmlary Opal SFZWIIFIIIIIIII fvrps a aux vfmigbi in flu' offim' 0 Dvun 0 Mm Dann! H sffml 0, mlzuior or l7lI'II,K ac'fiUifif's. Dean of Women Olwr M Dahl as azlulvor or women SfllIIL'l1fS, acfizfilics finds rf lClll1f 0 fu help III rvslanzan Arvllla Brown Fa ulty Rommr E. LANTZ PH.D. Assistant Professor of Education MARION MORANGE A,M, Assistant Professor of French, Lois E. LATIMER A.M. Professor of Home Economics EGBERT S. OLIVER P1-z.D. Professor of English HERBERT E. RAHE P1-LD. Professor of Speech and Drama STEPHEN SMITH M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics Munco RINGNALDA M.A. Assistant Professor of English LESTLE J. Smnxs M.A. Professor of Physical Education Director of Athletics WARNER W. SCHULTZ M.A. Assistant Professor of Physics PERRY SPELBRINK M.A. Instructor in Mathematics DANIEL H. SCHULZE CHARLES L. SI-IERIVIAN PH.D. PH.D., Pn.D. Professor of Bible a-nd Professor of Philosophy Religion and Psychology Dean of Men ROEERT H. Tscl-IUDY PH.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Fa ulty ALEXANDER A. VAzAxAs P1-LD. Professor of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature JUNE J. Sxoeu. A.B. Assistant De1Jurt'me11.t of Biology ROBINSON SPENCER A A ,B. L1D'I'llTilL'l1. Thr' Revcreurl C. Harrison, Prcsizlenz' of the board of frzzsfccx, SeCTemr'f,S holding Sway Over the auger ffffffff of Deen Lufbm' poses -with March graduaie Sybil Spears who .ver-ws as alzunni amz' P1'L'Slll,L'1If Sffllth are Marge Manlclmg and M rs. Maxine Lantz. secretary. - ,sm if ij T f 19 Hg H - H . - ' is 'MPWWF '. '. . l' Sfildvnfs and faculty, now accnsfonmf lo V -12, fiml Navy cloiefs Popular professor Iobn L. Knight as counselor on religion B011 Mf1f'Q1lifl', Harry Trotter ami Tffff Cofiinglaam familiar r'zl11cation and Navy chaplain has ax office assistant fresbmru sights around the campus. Elinor Dayboff. MELVIN H. Gsrsr M.M. Dean of College of Music Professor of Voice EVANGELINE Mxcnnnr Instructor in Voice MAU mcn: W. BRENNEN M.M. Instructor of Instrumental RALPH Donns Music and Engineering Assistant Professor MARY Scx-IU1.:rz DUNCAN Drawing of Piano Instructor in Violin LENVIS PANKASKIE RAY L. SMITH M.M. A.B., LL.B. Instructor in Theory T. S. ROBERTS Acting Dean and Composition Instructor in Pipe Organ of College of Law BENNET LUDDEN M.M. Instructor in Piano and Theory Rox' M. Locxsrzoun J.D. Professor of Law HELEN MACTIIRRON B.M. Instructor in Piano and Theory ELIZABETH KENNEDY A.B. Assistant Libraria J N I g - ,.: E , ie rx ,iw ly X I as x 5 Q Z kai 4 ' , HQ? . was i N ,mstgeift si Phill-ips, Wicks, Dickson, M. J. Huston, Thomas Honoraries and Clubs The role played by honoraries and clubs in the scholastic and extracurricular life of the Willamette student is well typified by Tau Kappa Alpha and Theta Alpha Phi in the stimulus which their recognition affords achievement in the fields of speech and drama. Eligible for Tau Kappa Alpha are students who have shown consistent interest and merit in two years' participation in collegiate forensic events. Roles in five major productions and evidence of dramatic ability are prerequisites to fellowship in Theta Alpha Phi. a 1 Cap and ifub Gown i o 1 ff Payne, Todd Johnson, M, J. Huston, president Pemberton , Five senior Women who are four-year Willamette students and who stand high in service, scholarship, leadership and character are chosen as members of Cap and Gown, senior hon- orary. Recognizing scholastic ability of freshmen Women with scholarships and high-point sophomore women, the group gave a tea and a luncheon in the winter and spring, and worked throughout the year as a service organization. H E Yau, W. di Blue Key 5 ,l '1. Sorenson, Maxwell, Hulston, Fol- quet, Hunter, Cotthoff, Luther, Blade, Raye, Short, Summers, Cate, p r e s i d e TL t Christerson, Schulze, Robb, Wicks, Wittliff. Junior and senior men Who are outstanding in scholarship, character traits and school service are chosen as members of Blue Key, national honorary fraternity. Due to the depar- ture of the navy students for training elsewhere, the roll of members has seen many changes. But throughout the year, Blue Key has maintained its standards of service and idealism. 62 I v E' J fi, Mu Phi Epsilon MacHirron, Diefendorf, Gleason, Wrisley, Geist, Massee, Wunsch, Erikson, Mozee, Bucerench, president Livesay, Merritt, Idso, Crawford. Slgma Lambda Chapter of Mu P111 Eps1lon, n1t1onal Women s mus1c honorary society, has been act1ve 111 campus affa1rs th1s year w1th ICS VICYOFY Mus1cale, luncheon in honor of the P3Clf1C Provmce Governor, Founders Day Banquet, and Sprmg Tea Members were also in cha1 ge of the sale of Salem Commumty Concert Serxes t1ckets on the campus. Physical Education Club Harnsberger, Routson, Cannon, Merki, Miss Carrey, S. Zimmer- man, Acheson, Otis, president Graham, Gueffroy, Curry, Fra- iola, Randall, Mr. Sparks. Phys1cal Educat1on majors mterested 111 promotmg 3.tl1lCf1C '1ct1v1t1es as enjoyable recrea- C1011 make up the roster of the P E Club Its membershlp was clec1eased th1s year because of crowded schedules and a more complete curr1cul1r athlet1c program, but the club managed to 63 YWCA Herd, Ibach, Bergquist, Butler, president Payne, Judd, Forsythe The campus branch of the Young V7omen's Christian Association carried out two main responsibilities during the year. In the fall, YW members directed the Coed Counseling pro gram for freshmen women, and on May Weeliend sponsored the annual May Morning Break fast with much- success. Additional activity and interest arose from the bimonthly discussion and social meetings. Vespers Camera catches Vespers mem- bers before the men arrive. Seated: Smith, Fries, Chapmcm, Mason, Barnhart, Deal, Mozee, Wahlgren, R a n cl a L l, Hinkley, Curtis, Nickel, Ransom. Stand- ing: Thomas, Pemberton, Ache- son, and adult counsellor Prof. Knight. University Vespers, the chief campus religious group, this year sponsored student-led in- spirational services and discussions emphasizing the contributions of a vital, down-to-earth re- ligious philosophy. Adjusting its program to that of the school, the group concentrated its ser- vice and social activities into the regular Sunday evening meetings in the Carrier room of the First Methodist Church. During second semester Vespers voted to support the campus Metho- ' dist Student Movement but at the same time to maintain its interdenominational standing. 64 4 Rotary Honorary Clarke Brown LeRoy Hale Rzchard Marwell Ray Nygren Rzch ard Wzcks and Wzllzam Hzbberd who zs not pzctured Members of the Salem Rotary Club honored several men of the junlor class by selecting from the class honorary members of the SCFVICC orgamzatlon each month Chosen on the bas1s of student leadersh1p and outstandmg ab1l1ty the men attended the meetlngs of the club and 1n so dorng made a closer bond between c1v1c and college xnterests Little Theatre In anuary the L1ttle Theater group produced a one act Workshop play entxtled H15 Mother ln Law Members part1c1pat1ng Were Elxzabeth McGee Mary East Beverly Cox 'md Seaman Bob Rlgel Lors Plulhps sen1or scholar 1n drama was the dxrector of the product1on Stage craft and propertxes were handled by the members and the play was presented before an apprecmtlve audlence 1n the Lxttle Theater 1n Waller Hall International Relations Club The Internatlonal Relatlons club 15 afflllated wxth the Carneg1e Endowment for World Peace and most of ltS dlscussxons have centered around the commg peace ThlS year the group has held 1n lnter class qu1z on World affa1rs Whxch was Won by the sophs dlscusslons of var1 ous peace pl1ns led by members of the club and forums focusmg on such subjects as Russla and the Peace led by Dr R Ivan Lovell Who s Who Whos Who m Amer1can Colleges and Un1vers1t1es honors 1n 1ts membersh1p on the Wlllamerre campus those students who stand hxgh 1n qual1t1es of character leaderslup scholar shlp and potentxal future SCFVICC The 1943 1944 group mcludes nlne upperclassmen Mary Bennett Jean FFICS Jack Glasse Mary Jean Huston M2fj0f1C Mauldlng Ray Short Sybll Spears Catharme Thomas and R1chard W1cks 65 l l 1 J ' I J ' 7 t . O J, . . N . . ,, . . . . ' ' . , , 4 . , , 4 . . 1 1 . 0 0 c ' , - . . N . ' s ,D . . . ,, , . . . . . ,, . . . a : ' - . 9 J ' 1 a s 9 V , . , , . , 1 'wvA sm 1 is is me as V Living Groups Confronted by a N1vy battalion st1t1oned in the Y M 'md Lausanne, C1V1llaH men room ing in private homes, independent 'md freshmen women living in three sepirate dormitories and sorority members crowding into their houses, directors of residence halls for the university found problems to be numerous But With ste'1dy progress 'md the 11d of students who cooper ated in planning a successful social program including house platoon dances, inter-dormitory and inter-sorority formals, the difficulties were well overcome. n -n H-ss N ss , Ewa X mmnmiwss ss ss Y, w if H HK ssswfw ,I E n ,E sim 4 .uf wx? so 2 2 X , wx 1 E is A l 1 mg M ss Prccaution against flunkzmg Qua-rte'rdeclc's bulletin board, full of information Relaxation in the lounge during liberty time. Lau anne and UM 6,4 Tlus year when blue umforms and wlntc caps mvacled the campus and fxllecl classrooms, Lausanne Hall was turned over to the szulors and the cxty YM and USS Lausanne became the slups, to WU s navy battahon Lounge, chow hall slups servxce, laundry, mfxrmary swxrnrnmg pool and gymnasxum made the two buxldmgs well equxpped and hvable it Cahsthemcs on a gyms hafrd wood floor ' 0 Lzfe savmg tactzcs for future ocean travelers cm - 9 1 ' ' 1 ' 7 , e . 1 ' - ' Sl. V ma.-' .- ss '- H . . - I ,E . gs L, E ' E n . ' ' Wm H :I , . I ,f . . , - V l . ' F' me. ,gig I 'K H ee. 1' I ., H mmm ls . B BSE ms , ' ' - n ., 1.55, ss W mmf W .9 me ss, -1 A X 'Wa MMS 'L ,1 . Y . ss . W QM Hssfmn ., E Fi , Q Kms mg' I H . - K x . K , - S: . , X In x gh s . gf I - J' nu ,I w. ' , ,Q E . H ., ,Essex ' . , I I ms Imaam in . . M, K II I. I I I men B II .. Eel E, , SV? f- v Afiffif - . ' . - V ' ' - .. , . 'e . ' H 1- ' Bw . II 69 y44l7fIll Z9 I Hal!! MEMBERS Brough Cake Cox Curtis Day ho ff Diefendorf Dunn Elliot Evanson Gary Hallman H anauska Holmes Karloff K ook Marvel M assee Mathews M aulding Miller Monroe M ozee Nicholson Pemberton Philley Randall Ransom Roddy Roclie Schultz Shirley Stocks Thomas, H. Weaver Williamson Wunsch OFFICERS' P f5i'lf 'f ' ' ------ - - - Doms HOLMES Vicl'-Pmsirlfrzl - - NADENE NIATHEXVS, BARBARA DIEFENDORF Secrciarjf - - - HELEN THOMAS, LORRAINE HALLMAN Song Leader - - PATIUCIA PHILLEY, MARGARET PEMBERTON Wood from Lausanne to keep Alpha Psi fires burning . . . ho-me itself . . . housemother Mrs, G and some of her iuarcls . . . heart-to-heart talk between Santa Kfmoff and guess who . . . clivmer- time . . . . . . keeping up the old Alpha Psi tradition, with Pepsi. Kappa Hall O F F I C E R S Pmfirlruf - ------ VIIKGINTA ROUTSON Vivr--Prrsiflmzf - MARY Lou MOORE, EUDORA TEETEI1 Sc'rrrhu'y - - MAIKJORIE DUCKXVALL, RU'1'H WAHLGREN Treasurer ---- MAIKX' ALICE BARTHOLONIENV, GRACE STAVES Recorder - - LAUIIIE GAIKONV, VIIRGINIA PETERSON, JUNF KACKLEY SLlf1L'l'dfl1j lunch on the terrace, in April . . . daylight fire drill . . . after dinner relaxation in Kd171JCl.S 'coveterl 7TL1,LS1,C room and on the famous 'red leather sofas . . . lmusemother Mrs. Reed and Cookie, pose . . . spring fashions. following F7'CSlH7lffl7l. Glee. MEMBERS Bartholomew Bergquist Burge Cain Cloudy Cooley Duckwall Epperly Erilcson Garow Goodding Graham Hansen Kacktley Knouff MacMillan Moore Peterson Raymond Robinson Routson Stave Stuart Tripp Van Orsdel Wahlgren Adkins Anderson Beadles Bontrager Burrow Chambers Chapman Christenson Deal Elliot Frohmacle-r Geisler Greenlee Haskms Hathaway Henderson Hinkley Hoalc Jarrett Larsen Loop Luzader Mattmen O F F I C E R S President - - - - - MARY ACHESON, ROSALEE SNIITH First Vice-President Second ViC6-P'f?SidU11f Secretary - - - Treasurer - Song Leader - Reporter - 72 LUCILLE BARNHART, MARJORIE BEADLES CAROL I-IASKINS, SUZANNE ZIIVIIVIERMAN - - IDA MATTINEN, ALBERTA ADKINS TPIEODORA NELSON, VEKNA GREENLEE - DOROTHY TOONIEY, BETTY SINKOLA XVINONA HENDERSON, EVELYN CHAPMAN ?rcdcricks014 Hall The majority of freshman Women, usually housed in Lausanne, moved this year into Frederickson Hall, conveniently located across the street from the West side of the campus. With a few upperclass Women to initiate them into the Ways of WU during the winter semester, the Women carried on successfully during the rest of the year, even though handicapped by crowded rooms, lack of a parlor,' and laundry facilities, and all in all made their first year at Willamette one of their best. Mc-Cown McFa'rlan Merki Mettler Nelson Nzles Otzs Parkhurst Randall Ross Raye Sinkola Sly Smzth R Stone G Stone M Stuart N Symes Toomey Warwick Wilde Wzttlzfj Zzmmerman S 1.2, Ku h Week Rush week came and Went in the fall and spring of the year with its usual flurry of gaiety and excitement. The after- noon teas, the rush parties, placing of bids, preferential dinners, Sunday morning breakfasts and pledge services all combined to make rush Week a tense but pleasant round of activity. Eclipsing the events of the annual rush Week were the activities of members of Beta Chi and Alpha Phi Alpha who in early june became members of national sororities Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Chi Gmega respectively. Afternoon 'rush tea at Beta Chi house 'W -JS- Above Saturday mght prejerentzal clmner at Alpha Pm Alpha house Below .Sunday mo1'mnr1 pledge sevmce ui Dalia Plu house ' Mg. . ' nf I il 4 rv , X A , ,J . , 1 Q E' ,, ai 1 , A ii .., . E . A A 1 , - ,, Tim . H E W, A - m :M . gm ' ' if ,nv H as 2 s .R ' Q' 6 B E . . . . a -' ' v E Wm E 5 Q . Kirk: MEMBERS Ba-rnhart Bucurench Crawford Gueffroy H arnsberger Bennett Blake, Janet Blake, Janrose Froman Provost Barber Bates Blackman Brock Carpenter Carter Currey Grimm ' Herd H oar Huber Kenney Long Lowe Ma cMilla.'n Neal Nickel Torbet Wagner Crozier Mansfield Nelson Pa-rkhurst Reinwald Schifferer Teeter Thurston Wienert PLEDGES Bain Barham Cloudy Kackley Randall Sinkola 76 ,wwf Z7l1i,4LUhz1 O F F I C E R S President ---- ' ' MARY BENNETT Firsf Vice-Prcsirlent - - - WILMA FROMAN Second Vice-President ---- - ' PHYI-U5 NEAL RFL'0flIil1g' Secretary - - - - LAURA JEAN BATES Corresjwnding Secretary - - - VIRGTNIA BARBER Manager JANET BLAKE sm am was ms S... B E mms . an Hmmm .ms as ms -' T. , I a ' 'fifiwifl' 'igmi-' - - . - 1 .. ,. . l , . H M E- , , H f 4 ' , H . Y. E E . . I - I I ...y . ,. .. .. ..... . .. 5.5 ... ... -:- -, H 'i' 3: asa ., , , , ...S :. 5. . - .Jax . :-: : E 1-:lan-:, E -..... .- .if ' - Q M B. E . E .a-ff .:.:.:. :.: . H . . . 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V-:T - '.', i Q I X , We I f A' ' TTT T TT' Emma'-as-mm as saw , w E v an ss-mamma ss-.ma as Q ss me nm ,gil ,.Ll. Kea: Hifi E HBH E, ms M 'E mxmgsx' sm -sw , -.wwe Prrfsirfvnt --------- MARY JANE HUSTON Vice-Prcsiflelzf T1'UdS1l'fFf - Rcrrirrlizrg Sf'crc'iz1ry - - Corresponrling Sccrefary - - Manager - - - - - - - RUTH FINNEY MARY LAUGHLIN EMMA LOU EAST BETTY ANDREWS - Lois BUTLER Davidson MEMBERS H uston, M. J. Finney Elgin Holmes Johnson, J. M aulcling Norclean, Beth. Owen Phillips Schrarrm' Spears Stricklin Tracy Andrews Butler Cutler Doerr East Gib bans Jones, A. Laughlin Smith, B. J , Webb -Bowen Wing Craven H uston, J. Jacobson Lamb M ehlho ff Moses Oakes Smith. P. BOTLITGQG1 Busselle Causey Covert East, M. Egan Griffith H alek: Harvey Hull J ohnson Knouff Lewis, F. McGee Murdock Newman N iclcols Rabenau. Rowland S hafer, D. Shafer, G. Shirley Symes Wampler Wilcorzz Wittliff Zimmerman, S PLEDGES Mathews Brady Luzader 77 lm Phi O F F I C E R S prc.Xi,1,,,,f .... .... - - - ELEANOR TODD Fim Vive-Pr-emlfnf - - - HELEN ZIMMERMAN S1'L'01'1rf 4Virc'-Prl'Sizlc'l1f - - - BHTT13 BURKHART Sgprgfgyy - - - - - - BETTY ANN SWYANSON M,,,,,,gef - - - JUNE H.AIGHT Skopil MEMBERS Dickson Estes Findlay Fry Mason Pierstorff Sipes Swanson Todd Zimmerman Burkhart Fries Haight Kauffman McClelland M cClendon Thomas, C. Wilson, K. Wrisley Case Day, M. Deal Farmer Finrlley Hob bs H ughlett Jones, V. Lathrop Mack Nelson, L. N ims Noll Oves Patterson Randall, Betty Scheuerman Schwartz Strother Wooton Beadles Bruckman Chapman Elliot Hinkley Nelson, M. Nichols, C. Saffron Smith, Rosalee Wahlgren Watson, B. J. PLEDGES Brough C hristenson Duckwall Gary Hays M erki Morris Muhle Nelson Otis Peterson Phillell Preston Roddy S chmirer Sly Stuart Tripp Williamson MEMBERS Graham H agglund I bach. Lw esay Moore Downey Forsythe Gahrzel Hoover Nelson Robmson Routson Bergquzst Carter Daugherty Erzlcson Fzsher Swan Wells Cannon Cox DeSa'rt Epperly Hansen Reko Raye Stuart Zerzan PLEDGES Cloudy Curtis Duckzwall Felton Kackley Peterson Stzwe Toomb mu .gg II L X www? alfa au amaze DFG President ------- MARY LOU MOORE, LOIs ROBINSON Vicc'-P1'esia'e11f ----- TEDDY NELSON, MARIAN IIRIKSON Secretary -------- Lols ROBINSON, HAZU. WELLS 7-'1'C'l1.YZ!l'L'?' ----- - VIRGINIA ROUTSON, BEVERLY COX Reporter ------ - LUELLA IBACH, INIOGENE ROYE gm ,.,,,,.,f, UX'NXNL'70-'Ux'1 - XIQH,X-4XTNXY.'T' 3 I N X Nl fl 1 I I 'Q fliilffli Wfli NC N is 4 vw Q I in A Com xx Moss Hart u in mwlcr Yuki .,.... mxglns on Evans . AX.-Ayr Elena LQSXKQ: Hesccx .,......... . Raymond , .A,., . Uncle Stunkzy 1 zur Leggett 'x ra 'Yomm ' ,,f trans Ni of up-pe xr n idler Fulkr ....... Hd rid ge . Student Hangout i Bearcat Cavern At the head of the associated student body during WU's first summer semes- ter was seaman Iohn Macy who with the aid of the executive council and student leaders began the difficult inte- gration of civilian and navy students. Second semester saw first vice-presi- dent Sybil Spears elected to the presi7 dency and cr full semester of student body social and athletic activities fol- lowed. A third election placed Dick Maxwell in oitice as student body president for spring semester during which a well- organized student government was realized. fi ,Vila , nn, - ff i .4 5 Q., wit' I9 ll. Y' Student executive council for winter term: standing. sophomore representative Frornan. Col- legian editor Mathews, faculty advisor Luther, iunior representative Runyan, senior represen- tative Estes, second vice-president F erguson, first vice-president Maulding. Wallulah editor Pemberton: seated. general manager Lantz, freshman representative Stockman, secretary Dickson. president Spears. Student executive council tor spnng term standing second vice president East Junior rep resentatrve Elliott Collegian editor Mathews hrst vice president Mauldmg sophomore repre sentative Mack senior representative Estes faculty advisor Luther Wallulah editor Pemberton freshman representative Fedle seated president Maxwell secretary Dickson K7 ' 1 1 I Cooperating in planning social functions for women's dormitories are members of the Interdormitory Covncil: standing: Haskins. R. Smith, Diefendort, Fisher, S. Zimmerman, L. Randall. Barnhart, Holmes. Seated: Mathews, Advisor Miss Lorena Iack. Routson. Moore. Presidents and representatives of W.U.'s sororities form the Intersorority Council which coordinates social activities oi the three groups: Seated: Bennett, I. Blake. Advisor Dean Olive Dahl, Huston, H. Zimmerman. Standing: Froman, Todd, Haight, Butler. , X ,li , Q. I if , ' 3 ., 1- , 'A V , 'e!i ' J Hamm Tice and Kama!! Drawing together the interests and activities of campus religious groups are representatives on the Inter-Faith Council: Standing: Christiansen. Fries. Seated: Brown, Huston, Chapman. Idso, Payne. sun , aes, ct . a . Ol d B t H nsen Thom s Burnett. Q , f ti A Q! , .u 'fi ,, , t rg: ,M .,.s , yi ', L , T17 5-' if X U r'f +lwQ,. in 'LMA W . f 1-9' Q gk ihews Editor Nfldene Ma ax Q Pacemaker , the highest rating given to l giate ne ' co le- wspapers in the n ' ation. climaxed the year for editor and staif of WU's Collegian. The rating, won by only six out of two hundred 'forty-eight college and university papers. came in the spring of this year as a iust reward for the willing endeavor f o the iournalists and managers who produced th e paper that stands at the top in variety. mak - ' e up and interest. fi' ,f Heading the staff of a successful summer semester Collegian, the only con LeRoy Hale. reporter Marion Cake. news editor Do ' Rhodes. sistent campus acti ' ns Holmes. re ot -ve ' v vity, were featur p rer Ruth Hans e editor om and assistant editor Herb 67111160114 nice Patter50n a . get I Pubiacauons Mana ggi, fn: -QF-1 I Winter and spring terms brought to the staff copy reader Miriam Oakes, reporter Iohn Cotthoff. copy readers Lois Butler and Ann Strother, reporter Catherine Thomas. sports editor Lawrence Pop Oslund. society editor Bette Burkhart, reporter Shirley McCollum. and feature editor MaryVMoses. Wallulah 'T Assistant Editor lean Fries 5 - uf? IT.. ,,.-44 'Xb Photographers for the 1944 Wallulah were. left to right. head photographer Iim Elliott, and assistants Ted Comstock. lack Glasse and Nadene Mathews. X - l Keeping in mind. throughout many hours of thought. planning and work, the aim of reilect- ing life on Wi1lamette's campus, ihe editors and staff present to you the 1944 Wallulah with the hope that the book will be a true record of your college experience during this colorful and eventful year. Editor Margaret Pemberton Staff members in charge of classes copy work 11v1ng groups actrvrtxes OHICB work and sports were Dons Holmes Ahce Iones Lo1s Butler Luc111e Randall Mary Kanoif and Iohn Cotthoff who IS not prctured Elm r Starting out a successful year for the choir were navy men who during the summer semester formed a male chorus, and the fall semester and the return of coeds brought the organization of the choir. Highlighting the year's activities were the participation in the Civic Chorus performance of The Messiah in February and the presentation of Ba1lad for Ameri- cans on May Weekend. The singing of The Messiah with accompani- ment by the University symphony orchestra proved successful and promises to be an annual production Ballad for Americans performed with the University band and with Corydon Blodgett as soloist well evrdenced the versatilrty and hne quality of Dean Melvin H Gexsts singers . me 2 A, H-V, :Ez , - gl, , 1 T.,.d., .-.-,I c I I p n n I D , I 0 i QSM ' TQ' f 5 t EF ' - H -- as sf,-w.. , I ' Y -.fi ,Q Q' F11 - ' E V 5- ' , - - 1 f- : E 5 , it Jl7ff 275?Lq3J'J'U' get nfl with '57 L' 15 J Qigrlrfha , rr .-j-1 W : t f H f 'M , I F 5 -, l6'a d a-.wa-gf-v All present and accounted for were members of the University Band during this year of practice and presentation of concerts in chapel. performances at the football and basketball games and Ballad for Americans with the choir in the spring. Under the direction of Prof. Maurice Brennen, the band distin- guished itself on the campus with performances of modem, semi-classical numbers and rhythmic marches. :I 1' n , 'fp I-Z-a f,,.:r.. ij 4 - WA-1 1 A ..-U Q -we- QI! I A 2,53 5 . - uw '13 ., l 'mi Q A .. ' J ff M, 1 : QQ v. gr x wg, C, 'E-gm gg. r L A - uh 'i 5. 241 . 1 K N' 'Q .en fl 1 ..., .- .3-:-' 5,130 ' , ,..N,l,q - uf-',fi?1 ! 95 .Hg .wafgz . 5. ,. s iq.. A-, .. H- - 1-5 , h..':iu.24lf!,,: ,+I -. 6 m1.LuL.Q ' ,If .f 'F-f:.1ifv?1'1':S12' .uv ' '-',-r.ffg?a'. Q, ' ,- ' ,fa .ugffgrjf .,m.,-, . , N. 'Q 4,1-v 1 ,Q,,fQV,- ' 1.71 1 . 9 M, .. .A ., -X .- 13, ,',.f'1:za T 'QL A' -1' 'F .C ff' -' i' 4 ,1. ' i-qi,2.'w ' ' Cixgx. .n':g3. . ! . ' .- ' 'I VW . , ' H, . A JF ' , '?J'SYf:',.J'ff59 ' 1- fgsxfffl. : M.. s'f,', nb: 49. . ,. ...H , 1. ...ng . fm -A 1 I-9- Y 1 . r , l 9 Q 5 my nj l , tv V J of I E Wig gb -A ,. 434 TW? iq 4- lr, ' W V- L 515.3442 x'N The highest in achievement. climaxing an active college career in forensics. came to Darlene Dickson in March when she won the Pacific regional finals of the national discus- sion contest on Inter-American affairs at Stan- ford University. Following the regional contest, Darrlene went to Washington, DC. to partici- pate in the national discussion group and was awarded expenses for study and travel in Mexico during the summer following gradua- tion. ye . T n z ,. -,. 9 , Y, .A. H, iff, :mt 5' . ,.,J1jl V ,J 1 '45- Winnmg debate teams for WU's forensic season included Iohn Pike, Uave Teeters. Rich Wicks and Clark Robb The two teams won five out of twelve debates at a Linfield College contest. and sponsored a local competmon between Linfield Oregon State College and WU. The four men were also active in extemporaneous and impromptu speaking and Robb took a first place in oration early in the spring. 91frc14sics if 3' M1-muy , r-fla'f??'ifff:i'i f7f X.. Gcxg-writerfsong-wriier, master of ceremonies and all-round showmcm is versatile secrrncxn LeRoy Hale, responsible for successful Navy shows, Friday chapel programs, winning Glee song cmd Collegian feature stories. We lzmazfz Glas With Serenade as the theme, against a backdrop formed by Waller Hall silhouetted in the light of a crescent moon. the iunior class of '45 sang its way to victory with seaman LeRoy Hale's You're Everything That A Sailor Dreams Of in WU's thirty-sixth annual Freshman Glee. Presented on February 12 before an audience completely filling the gymnasium. the songtest gained more than usual color because of the participation of the sailors of the campus V-12 unit. who, with civilians, cooperated in making Glee the most thrilling and the most unifying event of the year ,for the entire student body. f' '5? f VFR , , AM., W A I Fix , n,L . - N-L , nf 3 'rv 5 . 'l' ' ' L.. v 52 J Y' H ' 4 1 Av' .,a,g1,. 5 11 'ff , e., g'Y' fi' . ' l vii!! A-4, .V T' v.1:.L.g 3 lr ,' ,:,:.,,, . yi' 5, Ysg.,.-4.mf'0f . W .W L affix' -1-1 if 05+ X' 3 mi LU , ,mp-s i 4, ' 44. lugrd 4 P 'U '25'i'4fv,f f':-4 3 I ' .-4:5 'M 1 I- ' .. -V w 4 ' - U Y 'af' -,. . I- ,. I' Y . V- H, Q , ' M - j' . . a 1 '- J a',45p' u ' . . ij' .Qi Il, gf . 4 ' J., i-X 1 M 2 'k f ,iiixf ' 'N 5 I' ' ,nf v 3,.4JQ Jn f A . '... X G 1 17 K Xl IA Fl 'I' 'V J X .2 -V fy N6 f S Q 4 K 459: .F o lure' t 5 at iiects of Freshman Glee are among the The preparation. the presentation and the tera unforgettable events of a Willamette student's college year. Presented earlier than usual to insure adequate participation, this year's contest crept upon many students almost unex- pectedly, but the heavy practice schedule, sleepless nights and weary days. the nervous , singing and marchingplthe hour's wait tor iudges' decision. the shouts oi the winners and the following Tuesday carried out the traditional celebration the plunge ot the losers on with the utmost success. vis- , ',-Lf if im. f Tradxtlonal payment of bets proved as hilarious as ever with sailors seen in civilian clothes, Dr. 'Lantz in a ballet dress lean Rowland stopping State street traffic and water-bagging ir-om Eqtorfs third floor, H -in-. Standing: Queen Mcn-Jory Mfrulding, Princess Mary Iean Huston, Princess Dorothy Estes. Sitting: Attendants Doris Holmes, Eloise Findley, Nancy Slricklin. The graciousness of the royal court, the gay atmosphere of cr warm spring day, the va ' of entertainment and the efficiency of manager Wicks and his committee made Will , 38111 annual May Weekend an exciting and colorful event. Wsitors to the activities begin Friday morning with the first inter-sorority song contest the Frosl:-Soph tug-of-war and greased-pole climb, and the presenta ' tirement that evening. The YWCA breakfast began Saturdays in the afternoon by the coronation ceremony, an offcial revi and a tea at University House. The May dance on Sat and memorable festivities. nety amette's campus saw , which preceded hon of Ladies in Re- prograrn and was followed ew by the navy V12 battalion urday evening ended the successful . nz orlo Queen M W N av ww ' Leia' 1, Prince Iohn Cofthoif, Pnncess Mary Iecrn, Pr' Dorothy, Ki K ' 591 . ce55 M God ' nn MG Queen 5 9010 . ef' 911116 mce George Ottum. Princess ng enneth Kzng, Queen Muriory. F , 5!'!'k' 4 if 'Q M' Tug-of-war gg' 0t'v iQf f ,+.- A ug 2 , I 1' MQY 'homing b Y . , fi X x Q N J' '-Ig. in ii-W' Www 1.5 ' E ,, 4' f ' '. 'VR ,. A 1 . May Weekend man- ager Rickard Wicks H331 W. gy J- ' ,L L Ax rg , ' af I ,e. 3 Q U ' '-I x sl .-rg . , J -ff 2 . v-QW ,Q 25 , I3 Q 0 'X K1 ' 1 A . -. Q- ', i Q .,..' ei iiii ' r W?- 3 '.4 --. Former Queen Harriett crowns ' y A Queen Mariory I 4 Band and Choir present Ballad for Americans . .1 4.3 Ag- Yl.K Alpha Phi Alpha president Betty Pro- vost accepts winning cup of song contest N Q- ,G .A . fu bio, Won? ea tfflbd 059 fbqypo '1tj,3i:3 qx!?J?-A JE . , - -4114+ , RR- AH :ff . ,sqilffsiss I F. .Q 'A'AN's.bN' Q fa - ' - ' -s ji. ' A --kwa basis -.M 1 , -L r, 6 -, 7 X .J v I gh' f 5742: X ROYQI Co 17' U A Q, U U4 5, ' .v 7-lrf departs ET.. A Q' Q V3 3:1 t sst l 'L A A jf. Official Navy Review 'v'. fe er October 3 19 Hinge some has had the per 43 qc competmo Dlexgng J ever? su n for fhe th xt W111 el i No 13 e Mzssxonqnes :gi Zompe'-'lhon :ring 1' b S een Schedule Qrneffe tqrflng L1 . neu S Ml. 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It 0 17 Wlqh 8' U N9 X1 S SJ S 5 X 6 od H 11 S T In as b fr Zi 'Ir x 0 x me xx NY 1 A C9 Q 0 9 ll k ' wa s t d 'U 495 Y .-VV th club oo ' Q , . if lb ' 0 'c .S S Us 2' 01-' 5. '91 - 4? fy a ve xv-xctqyi vevvnx H9 Aslan A. I lf: t Y 1-1 1 Jf tb, .. I 4 x 'QF M 'SJ nr we E W A Hs- ,A 1 ,Masai .n Je- M,:..13'z:n'-1 5 My if' 'film I 4 A 1 Nw, E w w MW a l . quid--N P En f ---., 14. ,. fwf- Q un I D p . 4' 1 ' u '7 , . Q3 ' Z1 ff, ,, gg Aix.--3. Eff ,- 'V' 'Q I xl 4:-1' .9 1-. Q . '5 V 'Nl dl' L. X. Q ,,f 44 ,A-. 1 YJ. frniggi Jin Although not breaking even on the number of games won cmd lost during the season, the Navycat quintet throughout their games exhibited ballplay-ing for which the Bearcats are iamous. The schedule was a tough one, including Oregon Medics, Albina Hellcats, Oregon State and other maior teams in the Northwest. This fact, along with the handicap of integrating the varied playing techniques brought here by the Navy men forms a good cushion to let the Bearcats down on for the mediocre season. 1... nt-anon Slalers' Zootlfall Following the loss oi head coach Spec Keene to the Navy the Willamette Bearcats went into their season an unknown quantity even to themselves. Led by athletic director Sparks and ' T otter, Carroll, and McGuire, the team had a good season, winning two games ' ' with Whitman, winning the first 20 to 0. and ' Armyducks was won navy chiefs r ' Th Bearcats split the senes 'th University oi Oregon 's only intercolle- and losing one. e losing the second l2 to 7. The other game wx handily 25 to 6. The home game at Willamette with Whitman, was Oregon giate football game oi the year. xigf-Q ...I f Q ,Vs ,-.-e. .- a on Whetmore, Rowland. ' 'L Navycats yell squad Fergus , Watson and Williams giving the boys some spxn .. gli. Nough Navycats to siop thxs Whximan boy cold nil? QE ggi Blade and Hxllxs out alter another Mrsswnary s hxde Kasebal! Contests between Boots and Old Salts centered in the limelight of the softball season for WU this spring. Hopes for a ten to twelve game schedule for the local diamond aspirants failed to materialize, but WU Blues and Golds came in with a good but hard list oi games against city teams. Umpire Les Sparks calls one low as it goes past Bob Donovan into the hands of Norman Simmons during May Weekend's Boots vs. Old Salts game. f:fw51Qii58Z?z2TfY-1 ' I -ii44i'EQL.15..ff:g!f'.,,'L'. - L, A 5 'J gibgitfggov' ' ' f-1..Q-lu.--gf -, ' -' f- 1if25?:5f'1E':fff - , ff .4 3- ,, 'j 5.1-1-Q., - ,Q if ,. fliit . A .fm 14- .193 '5 x J ffv' 'K 1 0 of Mfg MP ,gf 'K-Fav' -FM 3.53. whiff '.v in ip, Xd Saks detected Boo k and excitement. O Bite: hold wot 155104. Q itat xhrows cl iask one Books. baseman HSD H6034 io: ihe E QQ -ff W 9' ,fKi,.:ukg iw 'Q as .ln WPS, -9 -'ltr Top players on WU s softball runes included Paul Folquet and Keny King, catcher-pitcher combination for Old Salts: first baseman Ixm Frank and pztcher Paul Westrup of the Boots. and the Golds' Ed Hillis. P, -v V were ,- 3 ' px . ,A , .-Ji ur 1-sms if w V Ffh, zgiigg 3 fir A l 'I I W 7125, I V - -ti Q A 'l ' U.- .,. - - . f 3 1' .., ' t 5 4 J , Q- . W A at Qiif W V r 'E H -I L, 5' ' , V , ,V I j i-1, ,N V . Q . U kv Ig i-,' I FH - 1.42 - ' . 571. E I - 1 pg N I X IEW 'Nia 5 :MNH - W- A. 9 w.. 2 Q, ,,. M .,,1i ' 01- L4' M omni - ' 4-it an , ,, Q Y , . i ' l - gy ,tif 'Q . M 59.1 V 1 'S lg rv 4 .,,, Lf :.,, , tit ' If ,, Et. ' '- ' I L u ii! 5 N F - K v.,.'- A . , , 1 ,, , , Q M X-,f w- i ., -,is - it fi 1 --'H fu ' t W l - we- 4' X Y . ,F , 4 all if ...gsm 1 . A g h 410 - 'N U A .I Q.. I ,w Simmons, catching. and Clarke Brown at bat get hlwl' 1 5' - . ' ji Vx- ' some pep from Wally Brownlee on the sideline. gov- A ' x 1 ' . 17- if U.-. . 2 wav- A , P, , qv 5' - 4 , sv . L., A , N W , Q . . i .,. K any ,ni . . gf . ' -. - , --1 , uni 'mf - L F 'IT-F LM L 'f . 1 5 . gr' -Q --age if v at - ' YS' 'L g M- 'QA' ., 1 4.a V SM . Wrnnen 's Athletics Badminton ,Archery lgaseball Basketball Swirnrninge Zennis 27' 1 ,- l tics has been in archery. badminton, baseball. ments in several Chief activity in women's ath e ' ' and tennis and the playing ot tourna ' ' tion. Archery enthusiasts d basketball, swimming oused extensive interest and participa Intercollegiate Archery Tournament an S rin season sports ar d the Pacific Coast ' ' l as top scorer. p g e. reached out, entere came through in iirst place with Lorraine Ne son saw baseball as the leading sport and WAR, with Dorothea Graham as pr ' al education classes as main contestants. hsident. and physrc ear -,'fHg,4,,4'f' if-f ., fir hgff- -r if ,L , . i' 'l - M' if ff ' ' if A. lF?p M 1f'llQ,. . 4 t , K ' , ' ' 1 1 1- 5 . . - 6 wg -f QQ' e' I . N Y 5 li. X vt !,:.'.1O ,Q 1 i H l xl , N Ca Y X K ' a wh. 'l ' 'NPN . , 'flat' , f ati 1 in E s Q i ,Q , 1 l 1 f ' E , If l.l.,5sWvk 1, x 1 ,dx ln Q ' v xi gg .6 I' ,Li-.aku 'xi I ,' 1 w l I' ll . 4 ,ra . U J 4 . A - v . iv A A' Q ' L I l X l Y Q 5 ' ,V 'l 4, Ice-skatinqiat the local rink and a bicycle clixb in the spring .tj-5 H. V ' t r offered variety to the women athletes. Badminton cmd tennis 9' 1 V E ladder tournaments brought topnotch players Virginia Pope, ' E ' 104, ' ' Phyllis Gueffroy and Emma Lou East into the limelight and s W v, -3 table tennis ladder play put Mary Acheson on top as winner. has V L- A Q. ' sL I 'X ful' 7 1 'Q 5 , ' Q o' 3 il 1 4 ' I ..A,.- , 1 f F ! ' r' . v N 54 . x J. y i .lr ' , 0 , 4' P14 1 ' ' ' , o ' if E n ' p 1 .al 'S , 4 - 3 L Y 'J 1 if ' ,if ,fo , - ' w v P 'l if I . . F.. . tl, v 1 r L1 I-I ,. 4 ' 2 1 'wry-if -. me . gf ' ,M i ' ' I ' sv ' uv : .' 'A N 'S '- - 1 1 . 'E 4 -1 mem: ' ' .A D ' ' Z All - 'J' 'E if , was A t ebiwliisrfzelx k K . I , . ' l . n H! '5 Q 'Quia :MSI A. Q A 'Q -me egg' i fimimiv L me 8-5' 'lun l ' Hi l , n' 'xr 1-its AL f L .Y - I Q ' h - - ,'. ,-1 nj ' 5 L f i i- e --My ff r' D I pi EN ij ' i p A 5.6 Al A :fr-r K ' - . A an it V 'il l 4 5 ill?-'Lf sf ' . -,I fe ' ' . 1 f Y Suzanne Zimmerman and Nancy Merki, nationally known 15' members of the Multnomah Athletic club swimming team and F? all-round Willamette athletes, upheld their positions as cham- ' 4 V 'ai Tj' t 1 r in pions at the national swimming meet held in Oakland, Cali- fornia, in April. Winning the 300 yard individual medley and the 220 breastroke race. Nancy was her team's top scorer, and Suzy showed her prowess by retaining her national champion- ship in the 100 yard backstroke event. ll cgafzectnftan . . of the cooperation and patronage shown by those who have aided in the publication of the 1944 Wallulah we wish to express our thanks to . . . Advertisers The editorial staff The publications staff Salem Engraving Co. Statesman Publishing Co. Kennell-Ellis Photographers Bushong and Co., Lithographers !Hm5meiifQ,,,lAaf0,t jfmzfe 5Usffmm L4 anager 5 O08 'C 5 es ere ong our eve bes osmmp ou shoppmg cui you foo o h fever possxb e dwsp eeo sormenks ver s eon ev Ko Merchondxseu Xoxrd mor e o c refuky fron ed o ok our hoosm osme ou ove ore h e wose ess n reserv ou precmou e cons om o Xeos n 0 NCS 10 pen our shopp W 5 iaiffm lm ,E EYORE 'K E E X 'l ,w' di X X tj ' My x 1 r ' ...to r workin h RAN e 'X,we ' Xoy com- pX'a s 1 ...e 1 iz d ery co r. ' 'sp ' y kd nd o o g 1 m ey c, 'g e 'ffl s m 'nn . 1 X eergy...odp ey r ' ' ioo! W 1 ty try to m ke 1 ' gmorep oi. Q -T4'Q.,,,i?1p. 5 , L QW..-T I Q J Rriijx, We 1-Wulf! 12 01' Credit lewelers Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Leo N. Childs, Inc. REALTORS Mortgage Loans Insurance for Every Risk 27 Years Continuous Business on State Street S. Muchnick, Proprietor 443 State Street Telephone 5510 Salem, Oregon 344 State Street Phone 9216 Phone 3121 Established 1915 A Home Owned Plant CITY ICE WORKS Pure Crystal Ice 0 Cold Storage - Individual Lockers 0 Refrigerators - Distilled Water I Automatic Burner Oil and Stove Oil Quality Ice Cream Frank N. Waters, Prop. 1551 Center Street QUALITY MENS WEAR Alex Iones 121 North I-liqh St. Each years shows a decided increase in the consumption of Elsinore and IGA Fine Foods . . . ' High Quality Is the Big Reason sirt'-ft'5.ff'L90 QM aaat g 'lzl l'i C Willamette Grocery Co. lWho1esa1e Grocers Salem. Ore. Telephone 3711 9 v UIC. 'mf mole: STORE COMPLETE 357 COURT ST. I SALEM,ORE . GUEFFROYS Commercial Book Store Student Supplies Office Supplies Books - Stationery - Greeting Cards 141 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon 124 FN '1'ffiff .foe .gofcfelz ggieczsafzf g 'f' ef ,.,, FOI g Q M 4 ,, ' .l , r as Vital t rgggnq Enemy sit Arden ,ri H '- f-1A Q--..f 'QZ' Eca'g ' A 'Al Fine Foods Sensibly Priced Q20 South Commercial Street Two Forty Eight North Liberty Phone 8101 I Always ci Choice Selection S of N Clotltiers Clothes for Men and Young Men At Popular Prices 456 State Street Hartman Bros. I E W ELERS .f .f f . iffy . :V A I 470-. GNL 1 1 iw., in 5 1 1 Corner State and Liberty Court and Hiqrh Street Telephone 7166 PIONEER TRUST COMPANY W1 its continual existence provides the competent and conservative investment facilities so important in the administration oi institu- tional, educational, endowment and pension funds. Officers and Directors A. N. BUSH - H. V . COMPTON - E. O. STADTER, IR. - 'K. E. WENGER 125 D0 Ifau J-fave fyg Zffgubfg? If ihere is any probability that your eyes are not in the best of condition, DELIVERY SERVICE See Us 'my' 1 1244 Stczte Street ' I MOIIIS Optical Co. Phone 9135 444 STATE STREET SALEM, OREGON Also Office in Silverton The Klasic Capital Business College Photo Shop , , , , Accredzted by National Association of , ' l . A Kodak Store Commercla Schools ' Greetings Cards Bookkeeping and Accounting, Shorthand, Typewriting, Commercial Law, English, Office Mctchines, Filing, etc. PHOTO FINISHING 545 State Street Wholesale and Retail Salem, Oregon 345 Court Street Salem! Oregon FREEDOM . . . the most pwciozzf thing yow have You can't put a price on Freedom . . . but War Bond Dollars are Freedom Dollars. And the most we can buy is the cheapest investment any of us can ever make. if Buy More War Bonds ul' r 'ia 3 O 126 IALEM LAUNDRY COMDANY J ZA l i 1 ,, X ieders The mme of GOQD TAUNDERING and DRY CLEANING WEIDERS SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Phone 9125 263 South High :lx fu nururv AND count nv. tbl' C77 W ...... Munn uAl....u5 Salem's Leading Credit Iewelers G Opticians Students For Your Clothes Visit Salenfs Most Popular Store BLOCH'S GOLDEN RULE STORE 220 North Liberty Kuhn's Shoe Repairing and 1-lat Service '6We Rebuild 'Emu Model Food Market EDWARD SCHUNKE, Manager Grocery Dept. MISS HELEN BARRETT, Manager Catering Dept. 0 Free Delivery and 0 Monthly Account Service 464 Court Street Phone 9576 Telepho 4111 Salem, Oregon 275 N. High Stre Quisenberryds from the SPA CSHTIU1 Our thanks to you are inspired by a grateful- Pharmacy ness for your patronage, through the fifty two years we have made every ettort to give friendly 'service in Foods, Candy and Ice Cream. G. F. Myers Guardian Building 410 S t a t e Street The Best Place To Buy the Best BOSLER ELECTRIC YWKWT gyTcNg COMPANY I t s F1 esh. l ' You See I t I Electrtcal I nstallattons ' ' . fl ,-tie, - - Made - - - ---'-- .,., ,, i ' C Fluorescent Llghttng 9 O Motor Sales and Repalrs GY 5 irr 2 RQ. ,qy,, 1. y,,. V I ' 236 STATE TELEPHONE 7822 135 North High Street ' 128 A 7 . WVT F ' D I I I F ij If Alwdys the Ldlesi cmd Besi . . . 39,5-5 T ii BREITHAUPTS, Floriyz' T T T l phone 9195 Soy CBrite-Hopi 447 Court St t HOWARD Blue Bird Bestduromi if K, UN 'SPORTING GOODS 4 372 State Street Salem, Orego F01'lGrf1dS and Undergrads-I KAY'S Coq' 62,2 ,lfiiff Shop MERRILL D. OHLING I , , INSURANCE ndlvidually Selected Popular Prices 460 Sit Street Sole O q 275 Sit St ei Ph 9494 Pomeroq Sz Keene Complete lewelery dnd Qpiicdl Service 379 sas STATE STREET SALEM, OREGQN 129 ILLAMETTE IVER ITY SALEM. OREGON Enterina the One Hundred-Second Year ffTlae Olelest College in tlae Wet! Q-QTE ll 15 uve 59'-Um M V 1' Z6 'S' C 75 ll z 2 Vi - ,, ..- S 3 X -v 'ir if 4 M.o 200 MUSIC - LIBERAL ARTS - LAW Fully Accredited Approved by Association of American Universities National Association of Schools of Music American Bar Association Willamette's war time program provides specific train- ing to meet the immediate needs of the country. In addition the University is continuing the traditional broad cultural education which has characterized the university for a century. Willamette takes pride in being selected as the site for the Naval training school in the Naval College Pro- gram in the basic science and premedical curriculums. AYSON 6'Smart Clothes for Smart Menv Liberty at Court Salem, Oregon Bicycles . . . Motorcycles . . . Keys Dupliccrted . . . Lawn Mowers Everything in Wheel Goods HARRY W. SCOTT THE CYCLE MAN 147 S. Commercial Street 1 Phone 4516 The Moderne Gifts . . . Specialties . . . Ready-to-Wear Salem's Exclusive Specialty Shop 305-3-5 Court St. Phone 3808 YEATER APPLIANCE CO. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 4311 255 N. Liberty St., Salem, Ore. Willett's Capital Drug Store Bertelson 6: Son The Name to Know in A Friendly Store Pk PHONE 7109 Corner State and Liberty Streets 394 Chemeketa SALEM, OREGON joHNsoN,s Ladies Ready-to-W ear 464 State Street Phone 7698 Phelps Market and Lunch Counter One Block West of Lausanne 210 South Cottage Street 131 1- X' BUY MORE WAR BONDS AND STAMPS X- X- Kra s and Lon PRINTING OF DISTINCTIONH 370W State Street . . H d - Geo E Allen ar Ware Meet Your Friends at Hardware - Paints - Norge Appliances - Plumbing Fairbanks Morse Pumps A Complete Housewares Department 236 N th Commercial St t S l m, Oreq X THE MAN'S SHOP The Store of Style, Quality and Value for the University Man Phone 3194 155 N. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon 416Stt St 1 S1mOreq 11151355 THE YUUB HUIUE While You Are at Willamette U. 0 45 MODERN ROOMS 0 SWIMMING O VOLLEYBALL O CLOSE TO THE CAMPUS 0 BASKETBALL 0 BOXING I THE UNIVERSITY MEN'S DORM 0 HANDBALL O WRESTLING 132 Telephone 4664 A Friendly Place To Trade 7 Les Newman s M U H I E S EI Nfg School Clothing WO1'k Clothing Distinctive Ladies' Apparel Brogue Oxfords WO1'k Shoes 415 State Street Navy Supplies Salem' Oregon Phone 5508 l79 N. Commercial Telephone 4109 Nelson Bros. SHEET METAL WORK PLUMBING - HEATING - FURNACES REALTORS OIL BURNERS - NEON SIGI-INS - GAS FURNACES Hawkins of Roberts, Inc. Properly Manaqemenl - Investments - Sales - Loans - lnsurcmc 355-361 Chemeketa St. Salem' Ore' Phone 4149 Guardian Building - Salem, Oregon QUQHUNE ANU EUMPANY . LITHOGRAPI-IERS FOR TI-IE 1944 WALLULAI-I lk Uk lk Dk SPECIALISTS IN CREATIVE PRINTING AND ARTISTIC LITHOGRAPHY 323 5. W. PARK AVENLIE-- -PCIRTLAND, 5, UREECIN 133 H M G GILBERT O: MADISON. Manager ' A Chadwick Operated Hotel Commercial and Ferry Street Salem, Oregon O Special weekly and monthly rates given on application. 0 Rooms for meetings. banquets and dancing. O Remodeled. new furniture and equipment added. 0 Modern Coffee Shop 0 Dining service for special luncheons, Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. dinners and dances. 0 Delicious food at moderate prices. 0 Headquarters for service clubs, conventions. The New Home of the We rededicate ourselves Capital City Laundry and DIY Cleaning these wartimes, to the great job of helping Amer- and our 1600 stores in ican families to continue c'The Best in the West,' to live well for less. The Penney Way is the Thrifty Way . . . gl! the Thrifty Way is the American Way N! t 5 I II!-7311511231 Vg , g, 5, I: I i'lmi?i?'iIlf 5 W ......2--'- ' I l 0- Avlm cm UNDIU' t GJ CLEANERS The CHADWICK Operated Hotels Hotel Senator Redwoods .Hotel Salem, Oregon - W. W. Chadwick, Manager Grcmts Pass. Oregon - Macklin Robinson- MCIXIC-1961 Hotel Oregon Hotel I ackson Eugene, Ogegqn - W, A. Cummings. Manager Medford. Oregon - Cedric Heaney, Mrrndqel' 134 Metropolitan Store Exclusive Beady to Wear NOTIONS THE PRICE GIFTS sHoE oo TOILETRIES SCHOUL SUPPLIES 135 N Liberty street 136 North Commercial Street SALEM OREGON E J SCELLARS J D FOLEY Featuring R 11 7655 3674 Virginia Case at the F ountam T W CREECH DRUGS 1220 State Street Salem D1a1 6527 Oregon SCELLARS 8: FOLEY, INC A PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE OFFICE DIAL 6001 143 S th Lib St SALEM OREGON Drapery China Stoves Curtams Gmfts Refrigerators A LITTLE DOWN ON A BIG BILL The Gevurtz Furniture Co 275 N L1berty Street Salem Ore Phone 4615 Top Hat F eaturmg the Best Hamburgers rlkshakes and Coffee ln Town MR AND MRS BILL COON Proprietors 1275 State Street Salem Oregon School Supplies Now Typewriters for Students Cwhen available? Needham s Book Store Agents for Royal Typewriters State Street Grocery and Market Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy and Staple Groceries Quality Meats I St 1 t 9127 465 State St Salem Ore 1 P M 135 ' in . . . O O . . O I . ' . . . 1 l . P one -lies. Ph I ou erty reet Furniture of Distinction C0011 S ll ll M ' ' I . - 230 ae S. Phone l I Emmett Keinke Bill a on Water Systems Tinning Oil Burner ffcafleq Maine 00. Leonard B. I udson Salem, Oregon PLUMBING - HEATING . Telephone 4141 V,8 Sales - Service 279 N. Commercial Street Salem, Oreqon DeLuXe Ice Cream CO. OSTRIN BROS. VALLEY TRACTOR COMPANY Phone 5775 1857 State St., Salem, Ore. Lefs G0 to ' I .t :J Marilyn s THE MEADOWS Connies. 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Cap and Gown 1 .,.1 .. 62 Choir ...,...,..,..,.., , ,,1,,1Y,,. 90 College of Law .,,,, ,,-,,,,,-,, 1 4 Collegian ,,,...,,,, , ,-,---.- 86, S7 College of Law ........ ..,,,,.,,, ,,,,1 ,,,,,1 1 4 S t Ll d 8 n t S Counselor on Religious Life . .,i. A sa . O O Dean of Admissions .,,.V.......... .i,,i. s 6 Why not take your date io MC1C'S fOr after-dance or daytimesncrcksl il McMiIIan's 1949 State St. Salem, Oregon Sale-m's Sandwich Shop Sandwiches . . . Hot or Cold, All Hours Ice Cream . . . All Varieties . . . Sundaes . . . Sodas Malted or Milk Shakes Soups . . . Salads Dance If You Like Open Noon to 11 p.m. - Till Midnight Saturday BLACK and IDHI If E. Ho11ywood's Bright Spot 1964 N. Capitol St. 139 -1 ll.,- For Style... Young Fellows that go places wear Bishop's Clothes for Smart Styling and Quality I - I Nine Cut of IU Choose .7 dey Dean of College of Music . ......, , Dean of Men ............Y. ........ Dean of Women .. ...A ...... . . 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BlSHOP'S Compliments of SEARS One-Stop Shopping Center The Friendly Place to Shop Willamette Boosters Always 484 State Street Salem, Oregon dmmd fmw Physical Education Club ....... ..,.. 6 3 President of the University . 54 Publications Board ..,.,....,,, 85 Registrar .......,......... S6 Rotary Honorary 65 Rush Week ...,,,. 74 75 Senior Activities Senior Class .................. 34 35 36 37 Senior Class Officers ... 34 Sophomore Class .....,,...... , 42 43 44 45 Sophomore Class Officers ...,.. 42 Student Body Officers .. , 82 83 Tau Kappa Alpha -. ..,, 61 Theta Alpha Phi ...... ,,,, 6 1 Title Page ..,.........,... 23 University Vesp s 64 USS Lausanne ..... 68 USS YMCA .........,. 69 Wallulah .........,... 88 Womcn's Athletics ,., 116 117 118 119 YWCA .....,,.,.,.,. 64 Inquire about Special Checking Account i NO MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE! f NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED! Ask for Details LADD 61 BUSH-SALEM BRANCH UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Salem, Oregon Member FDIC JAQUITH Complete Music Service RADIOS - PIANOS - BAND INSTRUMENTS COMPLETE REPAIR DEPARTMENT 191 S. High St., Salem, Ore. Phone 4641 Steven 4511 S 229' E - ., ,A 'Q . .- N - , !1,,,..,., .554 fs. Q GEL .. ,- C, gi- Q 1,252.1-4 ' .. 14' 1s 5:2513 'N 1 , I -I ,....:.,.rs L '--. . ig ,1.:-,. .12 ' ' 4 1 2' ive if A X . , M ,Q F lex, 'IA 4 5 Ng'-P X 5: ? v , 1 X A I l 4 1 x X . A LS' ' 5 N ' f ,Wg Qi if IES lix-'l ' Two for a. Wedding The klnd of twosome that Q- memorles are made of 'E In R1 '51 'flag 9512? 1 s i ' Credit Z if desired Y 141 0' Sm 21 Activities ALBERT, ROBERT BYRD Salem, Oregon Major-French-Senior Scholar Kappa Gamma Rho, secretary: Colle- gian, 1943 May Court. BARNHART, EDDITH LUCILE Hoskins, Oregon Transfer, Oregon College of Education Major-English Literature Alpha Phi Alpha: Senior class secre- tary: Fredrickson Hall vice-president: Methodist Student Council: Vespers, BEEBLE, JOHN Watervliet, New York Transfer, Albany Pharmacy and Union University V-12 Major-Pred Med Senior class president. BREWSTER, DWAINE ARCHIE Salem, Oregon Major-Chemistry-Senior Scholar Orchestra: Band, vice-president. BUCURENCH, FREDA ELIZABETH Salem, Oregon Major-Public School Music Alpha Phi Alpha, Pledge Captain: Mu Phi Epsilon, vice-president: Choir: Band: Orchestra. BYRD, PATRICIA HELEN Salem, Oregon Major-German-Senior Scholar YWCA: Collegian. BYRD, DEAN HATHAWAY Salem, Oregon Major-History CRAWFORD. GLADYS ESTHER Salem, Oregon Major-Public School Music Alpha Phi Alpha, Pledge president and reporter: Mu Phi Epsilon: A cap- pella Choir: Orchestra: Collegian: Wo- men's Hall president. DICKSON. DARLENE ANABEL Salem, Oregon Major-Speech-Dramatics- Senior Scholar-Speech Delta Phi. vice-president, rush chair- man: ASWU, secretary: Tau Kappa Alpha, president: Theta Alpha Phi: Little Theater: Varsity speech squad: Debate: Oratory: Plays, Philadelphia Story, Curse You. Jack Dalton, George Washington Slept Here : Col- legion: Government scholarship to the University of Mexico, 1944: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. DIEFENDORF, BARBARA LYNN Lake Grove, Oregon Transfer, Multnomah Junior College Major-Music QVoicel Alpha Psi Hall, vice-president: Laus- anne Hall, song leader: 1943 May Day Committee: Mu Phi Epsilon: Dramatics production staff: A Cappella Choir: Junior Prom Princess. ELGIN, BERNICE E. Salem, Oregon Transfer, Oregon State Major-Home Economics Beta Chi. ESTES. DOROTHY MARIE Portland, Oregon Major-Political Science- Senior Scholar Delta Phi, telephone secretary: Soph- omore class, vice-president: Senior class, representative: 1943 May Day Committee: A Cappella Choir: 1944 May Court Princess. EWING. MARGARET HELEN Salem, Oregon Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar Delta Phi: ASWU, secretary: Fresh- man class. secretary: Senior class, vice-president. 142 Graduates FINDLEY, ELOISE Rickreall, Oregon Major-Home Economics- Senior Scholar Delta Phi, corresponding secretary: Band: 1944 May Court. FINNEY, RUTH MARGUERITE Spokane, Washington Major-Journalism-Social Science Beta Chi, vice-president: Junior class secretary: One-act plays: Collegian, society editor: Wallulah. FRAIOLA, ANTHONY JOSEPH Murrayhill, New Jersey Major-Sociology Sigma Tau: Football: Golf: All N o r t h w e s t Conference: Little All American: Catholic Club: P.E. Club. GLEASON, EARLINE Salem, Oregon Transfer, Albany College Major-Public School Music Mu Phi Epsilon: Orchestra: Choir. GRAHAM, DOROTHEA Salem, Oregon Major-Physical Education- Senior Scholar Delta Tau Gamma: WAAA presi- dent: Physical Education Club: Ves- pers: YWCA. HATFIELD, MARK ODOM Salem, Oregon Major-Political Science- Senior Scholar Kappa Gamma Rho, secretary, first vice-president, president: Inter-Frater- nity Council: 1941 Freshman Glee Pro- gram Chairman: 1942 May Week-End Committee: Centennial Committee: Junior Prom Queen Chairman: Chair- man of Student Chapels: 1943 May Week-End Manager: Chairman of Vic- tory Drive: WU Bearcat Host: YMCA: Blue Key: Band: 1943 May Court. HEALY, FRANK JAMES Salem, Oregon Major-Sociology HOLMES, DORIS LEONE Dallas, Oregon Major-Sociology-Senior Scholar Beta Chi: Alpha Psi, hall president: Inter-Dormitory Council: YWCA: Ves- pers: Women's Hall, vice-president: Library Committee: Collegian, news editor: Wallulah: 1944 May Court. HUSTON, HOLLIS Burley, Idaho Transfer, University of Idaho, Southern Branch Major-Philosophy and Psychology Alpha Psi Delta: Senior class. presi- dent: Student Chapel Committee: Blue Key: Vespers, treasurer. HUSTON, MARY JEAN St. Helens, Oregon Major-English-Education- Senior Scholar Beta Chi. treasurer, president: Soph- omore class, secretary: Anthropologi- cal Society, secretary: Theta Alpha Phi: Dramatics, Boys from Syracuse, Yellow Jackett : Wallulah: Collegian: Cap and Gown: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Junior Prom Queen: 1944 May Court Princess. IBACH, LUELLA CORINNE Sherwood, Oregon Major-Journalism, Sociology Delta Tau Gamma, president: Sea- beck Chairman, YWCA Cabinet: Col- legian: Recreational Reading Contest Winner and Committee. JOHNSON, JAN CAROL Canby, Oregon Major-English Literature- Senior Scholar Beta Chi: Junior class, secretary: senior class, treasurer: Cap and Gown: Anthropological S o c i e t yi Forensics: Collegian: Wallillali. JUDD, JACQUELINE ESTHER Salem, Oregon Major-English-Senior Scholar YWCA Cabinet. ' KOSCHMIDER, DOROTHY GEAN Salem, Oregon Transfer, University of Oregon Major-Home Economics Beta Chi. MARKEE, RICHARD KENT Canby, Oregon Major-Pre Med Freshman class representative: Co- Manager Bearcat Cavern: Co-Manager Homecoming: Co-Manager Freshman Glee: Blue Key: Theta Alph Phi: A Comedy of Errors, Yellow Jacket, High Tor : Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Uni- versities. MARKEE, FRANKLIN KEITH Canby, Oregon Major-Pre Med Co-Manager Bearcat Cavern: Co- Manager Homecoming: Co-Manager Freshman Glee: Blue Key: Theta Alph Phi: A Comedy of Errors, Yellow Jacket : Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. MASON, ELLA ROSE Hillsboro, Oregon Transfer, Pacific University Major-Spanish Delta Phi, Historian: YWCA Cabinet: Orchestra: Collegian: Wallulah: Ves- pers, vice-president. MATHEWS, MARCIA NADENE Vancouver, Washington Transfer, Clark Junior College Major-History-Journalism- Senior Scholar Beta Chi: Alpha Psi hall, vice-presi- dent: Lausanne hall reporter: Victory Drive Publicity Chairman: Vespers Publicity Chairman: Inter-dormitory Council President. YWCA: Collegian, 1941-42 feature editor, 1942-43. copy editor, 1943-44, editor: 1943 Wallulah editor: 1944 Wallulah photographer: Publications Board president: Meier 8: Frank Scholarship: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. MOORE, MARY LOU Portland. Oregon Transfer. St. Helen's Junior College Major-English Literature Kappa Hall, vice-president: Chair- man of Library Committee: Delta Tau Gamma, president. OLIVER, JAMES EDWARD Aberdeen. Idaho Transfer, University of Idaho Southern Branch Major-Chemistry Alpha Psi Delta, member-at-large: Blue Key: Methodist Student Council, secretary: Co-Manager, Bearcat Cav- ern: Sigma Hall, manager. OWEN, MARY ANNE Salem, Oregon Transfer, University of Oregon Major-English Beta Chi: Senior class, vice-presi- dent: 1943 May Weekend program, PAYNE, BETTIELLEN Marshfield, Oregon Major-English-Senior Scholar YWCA, president: Cap and Gown: Inter-faith Council. PEMBERTON, MARGARET Hillsboro, Oregon Major-English-Senior Scholar A 1944 Wallulah editor: Alpha Psi Hall Song leader: Cap and Gown, president: Vespers, president: YWCA: A Cap- pella Choir: Collegian. O Sm 21 ,flcfilfzfies PHILLIPS, LOIS BERYLE Klamath Falls, Oregon Major-Drama-Speech-Senior Scholar-Drama Beta Chi, work manager, house re- porter: Junior Class, vice-president: Senior Class. secretary: Chairman of Junior Prom: University Chapel Coin- mittee: Theta Alpha Phi, president: Little Theater: Willamette Radio Play- ers: Plays, Comedy of Errors, Yel- low Jacket, Philadelphia Story, Distant Drums. Arsenic and Old Lace, Ladies in Retirementu: Colle- gian: Wallulah: Scholarship to Priscilla Beach Theater, Massachusetts, 1943. PIERSTORFF, LUCILE JEAN Lewiston, Idaho Transfer, North Idaho Teacher's College Major-Mathematics-Senior Scholar Delta Phi. SCHRAMM, SUSANNE Salem, Oregon Major-Journalism-Social Science eta Chi mana er Junior Class B , S C , vice-president: Junior Prom Commit- tee: A Cappella Choir: Collegian. ADAMS. AMMON CLARENCE Salem, Oregon Major-Mathematics V-12 Kappa Gamma Rho: Varsity base- ball: Blue Key. BAISINGER. CARROLL LLOYD Puyallup, Washington Transfer, College of Puget Sound V-12 Major-Economics BARNICK, DONALD Salem, Oregon V-12 Major-Physical Education 1 ha Psi Delta ASWU second vice A D I , - president: Junior Class, vice-president: Varsity basketball: Varsity football: Baseball: Blue Key. BARR, HUGH MAGILL Colfax, Washington Transfer, Washington State College V-12 Major-Physical Education Softball. CAKE, MARION RUTH Portland. Oregon Major-History Collegian: Alpha Psi Hall. vice-presi- dent. CARNEY, ROBERT Transfer, University of Portland V-12 Major-Business Administration CASE, ARTHUR COVIL Salem, Oregon V-12 Major-Chemistry Alpha Psi Delta: Blue Key: Mathe- matics Club. CULVER. HAROLD GLANVILLE Portland, Oregon 'gri-Sister, Lewis and Clark College Major-Business Administration Choir. DAVIS, DELBERT LEE Portland, Oregon Xigrziigisfer, University of Portland Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-Economics SHORT, RAYMAND EVERETT Emmett, Idaho Major-Psychology-Philosophy- Senior Scholar Kappa Gamma Rho, secretary: Freshman Glee Committee Chairman, 1943: Freshman Glee Committee Co- Chairman. 1944: Blue Key: Methodist Student Council: Forensics. after-dim ner speaking: A Cappella Choir, nov- elty performer: Student minister: Youth pastor: Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Uni- versities. SPEARS. SYBIL RUSSELL Salem, Oregon Major-Journalism-Social Science- Senior Scholar-Geography Beta Chi: ASWU, vice-president. president: Freshman Class, vice-presi- dent: Home-coming committee: Stu- dent Handbook, editor: Collegian: Junior Prom Princess: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. STICKLIN, NANCY JEAN ' Salem. Oregon Transfer, Oregon State Major-Home Economics Beta Chi: Senior Class, treasurer: 1944 May Court. First Term Seniors DEINER, FREDERICK GARREL Newberg, Oregon V-12 Major-Business Administration Alpha Psi Delta: Varsity football: Varsity basketball: W Club. FIEBIGER, ROBERT Portland, Oregon Transfer, University of Portland V-12 Major-Business Administration FREDERICK, PHILIP RUL Spokane, Washington Transfer, Washington State College V-12 Major-Zoology-Senior Scholar GORMSEN, ROBERT WARREN Spokane, Washington Transfer, Washington State College and Gonzaga University V-12 Major-Economics KISTER, GILBERT ALFRED St. Helens, Oregon V-12 Major-History Alpha Psi Delta: Basketball: Soft- ball: Baseball. LIVESAY, MARY MARGARET Dallas, Oregon Major-Music fVoicel 1941 Home-coming Committee: Cen- tennial Music Committee: Mu Phi Ep- silon, president: A Cappella Choir: Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. LUTHY. GEORGE RUSSELL Roseburg, Oregon V-12 Major-Business Administration Kappa Gamma Rho. member-at- large: Chairman May Weekend: Band: Collegian. MACY, JOHN A. Salem, Oregon Major-Physical Education V-12 Alpha Psi Delta. secretary: ASWU, president: Junior Class, president: 1942 Homecoming Committee: S 0 f t b all: Basketball: Track: Football: W Club: Blue Key. MALLICOAT, JAMES EVERETT Portland, Oregon Transfer, Lewis and Clark V-12 Major-Business Administration SWANSON, EDWINA BETTY ANN Salem, Oregon Major-Psychology and Philosophy Delta Phi, secretary: Senior Class. vice-president: The Yellow Jacket' . A Cappella Choir. TODD, ELEANOR RUTH Portland, Oregon Major-Sociology-Senior Scholar Delta Phi, vice-president, president: Sophomore Class, vice-president: Hon- or Code Committee: Library Commit- tee: Cap and Gown: Collegian: Wallu- lah: Mary L. Collins Scholarship: Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges ancl Universities. TRACY, PATRICIA LOUISE Dallas, Oregon Transfer, Oregon State Major-History Beta Chi. rush chairman: Collegian, society editor. ZIMMERMAN, HELEN CHRISTINE Payette, Idaho Major-Sociology I Delta Phi, work manager, vice-presi- dent: Band, secretary: Choir, secre- tary: Inter-Sorority Council. MASSEE, EUNICE CRAWFORD Salem, Oregon Major-Music Archery: Mu Phi Epsilon: Orchestra. MAULDING, MARJORY ANN Silverton. Oregon Major-History-Senior Scholar Beta Chi: ASWU. first vice-presi- dent: Freshman Class, vice-president: Junior Class, vice-president: Wallulah: Collins Scholarship: Dean Luther's secretary: 1944 May Queen: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, MAXWELL. RICHARD B. Colfax. Washington Transfer, Washington State College V-12 Major-Law ASWU, president: Junior Class. vice- president: Blue Key: Commander of Company C: Rotarian of the month. MOBERG. WINSTON TI-IURE Tacoma. Washington Major-Economics V-12 Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship. MONSEY, STEWART JAMES Portland, Oregon Transfer, University of Portland V-12 Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-Philosophy MOSER, DIX VINSON Tenino, Washington V-12 Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-Economics Student Executive Council: Director for Freshman Glee: Chairman of Pub- lications Board: Blue Key: Theta A1- pha Phi: Vespers Cabinet: YMCA Cab- inet: Yellow Jacket. High Tor, Philadelphia Story : Band: Choir: Collegian, news editor: Collegian, edi- tor: Wallulah: Collins Scholarship: Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. MOZEE, YVONNE NATALIE Nome, Alaska Major-Piano Mu Phi Epsilon: Collegian. NORDEAN, MARIAN BETH Baker, Oregon Major-History Beta Chi: Sophomore. vice-president: Collegian: Wallulah. 143 0 Sm 21 ,llcfilfifze PETERS. ROBERT LYLE Tacoma, Washington griagisfer, University of Portland Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-History PETERSON, JAMES ELWOOD Portland, Oregon glgragisfer, University of Oregon Major-Law RANSOM. RUTH MARGARET Payette, Idaho Major-Sociology Archery: Delta Tau Gamma: Band: Collegian. RHODES, C, HERBERT Hoquiam, Washington Xigrziugisfer, Washington State College Major-Speech Collegian, copy editor: Collegian, assistant editor. SCHAAD, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Newberg, Oregon Major-Physical Education-Business Adgiinistration-Senior Scholar Alpha Psi Delta, president: Base- ball: Blue Key: Physical Education Club: W Club, president. 144 SCHADE, WALTER BRADFORD Portland, Oregon Transfer, University of Portland V-12 Major-Business Administration SCHMICK, DONALD CLAIR Endicott, Washington Transfer, Washington State College V-12 Major-Sociology SCHMIDT, HUBERT PETER Portland, Oregon Transfer, University of Portland V-12 Major-Business Administration SCHMIDT, MARTIN WALTER Portland, Oregon Tfragsfer, University of Portland Major-Business Administration SCHUMUM. DONALD GEORGE Portland, Oregon Transfer, Portland University Major-Science-Senior Scholar- Mathematics SHERIDAN, ROBERT J. Los Angeles, California Tfrzgisfer, Washington State College Major-Physical Education Football: Bond Show: Choir. SHIRCLIFF. JIM WILLIAM, JR. Suffield, Ohio V-12 Major-Business Administration SLEETH, CHARLES HARRY Spokane, Washington sragisfer, Washington State College Major-Business Administration VAN SKIKE, DOROTHY JEAN Huntington Park, California Transfer. Compton Junior College Major-Sociology A lp h a P si H a I l, vice-president YWCA: Vespers: A Cappella Choir Collegian. WELLS, BEVERLY ARLENE Jefferson, Oregon Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-Business Ad. WHALEN, JAMES WILLIAM Vancouver, Washington Tragsfer, Portland University Major-Business Administration- Senior Scholar-History Pzfrfrazf I de! 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W.- ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,. , ,,,,,,.,. ,.,.,.,., 134 Needham's Stationery Store ..... - ........ .... . 135 Childs, Realtors ....... - ...... ...... ............ ...... 1 2 4 Nelson Bros- .- ..-,.. - ----.--------.---- e -.----A- --,-- 1 33 City Ice Works - ..........,.... ... .. ......... ......,... ....... ...... 1 24 Olllillg, Merrill .--.. ------- - 4----r-r-.------ - .- 1---- 129 Commercial Book Store .........,.. ............,... . .. .,... 124 Pide,-5 GFOCCIY -.-- ---.--- - .- -.-.---.- M- -,------ -------r------- -----, - - 126 Coon's Top Hat .. .......... .. .,.,..........,.............. ......... ......... 1 3 5 P211rACy'S --.-i-..--.,- .-----------------,---------------i------------H- - 1-------1----- - --- 134 Creech's Drug Store ,......,....,.. ....... ..,. .. ...... .. ..,,.. .... ...... 135 P11C1p'S Marker ------------ 4- ------ --e-- .---- ------- ------- ----- 1---..----- me--M 131 DeLuxe Ice Cream Co. ..... 136 11101103 TI'-ISC ------- H -------- ------------- - ----- -------- ----- --------- --h 125 Froggy D, Olson ---mm-N ,1,,-,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 2 S Pomeroy BL Keene .... .. ......... 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Baking Co- ---- H ...----,-------- A-M----ew ---,---- - ---,-----,------ -1 136 Jary's Florist ,............ ............. ,........-........ ....... .... .. 139 SP3 - ------- - -------------f- - --------' ----- - -+------- - ----- - -- -------- - -------- ---W 128 Jay50n's Ma,n'5 Shop ......., ,..-- ..,.. - ............ .. .............. e.. ...... 131 Statesman ---A--------------- ------ - ----------------A--e-A---H--- ----e- 137 Jolmso,-ps awww ---,,------ 1 1,,-,..,,,--- - ---,-- mmm ,1,,,1,-,,,,- .-,,-1 1 31 State Street Grocery .......... - ,.............. -..-.- ..............1.........-..... .. 135 Jewel BOX ------ - ----,,,.,, 4--1--,mm --1- ,,....,,,,,-,----, F ,----,,,--,- 1 24 Stevenfs Jewelers ........ - ........ - ............. .. .....................t. -...- .v.. --.W 141 Judson ,-,,,,,, H ,.,,, ww ---------,--,,-,,,,,,,,-,, -----,---,- C -,-- M ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 3 5 Valley Motor Co. ..-- ......,... - ....,..- -...-...--M ..-- - ------ 136 Kay'5 W ---,---------,, N ,,,,.1,-- ngmmnn- ,,,,., M .,,,,,,, .,,,..,,,, M 129 Valley ,Tractor Co. .......... - ................. M Y.t.e------ - -------- -- 135 Kenne11-E11i5 --Q ,,.-.,, ,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, 1 37 Weiders Laundry ............ .....- .....-..--...- ---e----- - ---- - ------- - ----. 1 27 Klassic photo 31,1-,P -,-- ,,,,,, , ,,,, , W 126 Willamette Grocery,Co. ,........ --.- .... --- .v.. -... ...1.---. 124 Kraps 55 Long ,,11 M 1---,---1, -------,,,-,,,,,,,1 HF ,1,,,,-- -,---,, A 132 Willamette University ........,... -,.. ................ - ............. 130 Kuhng 51,08 Shop -R .-,V--,11 ,1,,,-,1, A .M ,,,-,,., gg -----,,-,,,,,,.,.,,, 128 Wil1ecr's Capital Drug Store ,...... ...V....... - .i....i...........-....,...... 1 31 Ladd 55 Bush ,,,,,,-- F ------,-- me ,,,,.-- mm., 141 Yeater Appliance Co. .,.................... ue..- --..,-------f---- 131 Les Newman's ..- ........ .- e------ ..---- 1 33 Y- M' C- A- ---------fe -A--7 -'------ -'NM' - - '-- 7 132 148