Willamette University - Wallulah Yearbook (Salem, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1961 volume:

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' I A fm ' K 3 ..5ff'j W4-.4 inf'-guts! 94 -V, ,, , ,K N iq - -g ws. s..,, .. rw fi' , 4 Q 1 . .Ax wg W. My 1 'L x' - . Lucy Anna Lee House, open to upper class women for the first time this year, exemplifies the newest style in university architecture. Registration day finds the book store busy issuing new texts for the semester. The 'Willamette Fine Arts auditorium is a center of campus activity each Tuesday and Thursday as students -I0 attend convocation assembly and chapel. TUDENTS AN SUILDINGS af In we A Consfrucfion on Willc1meHe's new men's dormitory makes sfeady progress as workmen hurry fo meef The building deadline. A faithful Willameffe foofball crowd rallies enfhusiasfically as the Bearcafs go over for anofher fouchdown. Surprisingly enough, this sunny clay doesn't find too many Willamette students outside. Groups gather around the piano at Lausanne after dinner to relax before putting in a long night of studying. - 'I2 Two sleepy Pi Phi's hit the sack after a long day of busy activity on campus and at the house. DGRM LIFE Doney Hall freshmen find CI vigorous way to release pent-up tension as they skip rope on the quad. ff Bridge games and bull sessions continue on into the night as Baxter residents take a break from their studies. 13 STUDIES A iypical classroom siruafion porfrays Dr. Basfuscheclc lecfuring fo his Religion of Sociology class. The Chi Omega sfudy room is a busy place as LaRae Adkis- son, Charlene Farrow, and Joyce Heringer have found our. 'I4 According fo Evie Landrifh and Max Moorhead Bush's Pasture is the perfect place to study! El Wk P, 'W fa-wp., 1 x , if 1 ..'f..,.i F' I 4. ,hu- Excifemenf ana' confusion reign supreme as The SAE's are routed from Their beds in the early hours of fhe morning fo witness fhe fire raging Through their living ancl dining rooms. HIGHLIGHTS F THE YEAR The annual spring blood drive sees sfudenfs flocking fo The gymnasium in response fo pleas from the blood clrive manager and his commiffee. -I7 ' 3f.':j:Q-,Z g:.Z.Qg':3Igf3:.:3':':Q2 :.:jj.'5.'31g .' 'iff-if-I'-jf:-Qfg'5521-ii-'fffa'zEi'f+ , ig '.-.' 2 -1.f-.'- 1 ::Q' i ' '-'.'-'. - '--'.'.'.-'-' - -'.'. -.'.'.-'.'.. ' ' ' Z5 -'f,1,'53f: 5: 5.'g.'-I-. -f-'::f,f.','1Z-.': .1f',5.5-if-13-1 -' iQ'-.f.f'gf.5.5j':'Q'ii52'2 f.f'Q PfZ-32Ifif12'f:f:f:'1:'ff'f-ii'fQ'5f5 ',11 Jl 1 l FACULTY ., ' w !'.j:'.1.'E.iz1j-. 4 A .:.i: ..Q 1 ' W 5.121 w.'.i'...'..., -j.,-,-v., --. 3- K V- , .-.. ' 5:-, 'c..'y :-:. - ' M- ' .. ZZ . 5 H 3 E if if w E E5 S E 2 S 5 Q 3 3 1: Q X 5 1 S. if EE E se E 5 5 3 5 's X E 2 I 4 .I . ,, DEAN OF WOMEN A L EW .-nf ul... DEAN c5Ef?TL+QENT WALIER s BLAKE A 21 0 -3 Members of Willamette's business office include Dr. Richard Petrie, financial vice- president, Ellen Fromm, Dr. Petrie's secretary, David Lewis, assistant business manager, Dora Howard, accountant- Seated is cashier Naomi James. lSeated, left to rightl are Maurene Chenoweth, cataloguer, Magdelaine de Tireforf assistant librarian, Bernice Hyldahl, secretary-librarian, George Stanberry, librarian, Margaret Grenz, order department, Luella Teed, assistant cataloguer, Florence Medford, circulation department. ALUM I REGISTRAR ...E .lerry Whipple, assistant to the president, also directs alumni affairs and church re- lations at Willamette. Richard Yocom serves the university as reg A D M S istrar and assistant professor of psychology Director of admissions, Charles Paeth, has a busy schedule which includes conferences with high schoiol seniors in Oregon ancl surrounding states. Tony Meeker, Willamette's student body president, addresses the school at a convocation assembly. 24 TU DE T BODY Assuming her official duties as student body secretary is Kay Meyers. Student body financial affairs fall into the hands of Judd DeBoer, treasurer. OFFICERS Second vice president, Frank Sites, is in charge of supervising student body elections. Assisting the president and also heading such student committees as activities board is Loretta Ray, first vice president. Greg Milnes serves the Willamette stuclent body as member-at-large. T F,fi. Senior class officers include lleft to rightl Karen Henninger, secretary, Pete Blewett, president, Earl Rollins, treasurer, Dale Mortensen, vice-president, Dave Rehfuss, sergeant-at- arms. Leading the sophomore class are Kleft to rightl Dexter Maust, sergeant- at-arms, Bob Woodle, vice-president, Linda Simonsen, secretary, Bob Elder, president, Nancy Johnson, treasurer. FALL CLASS QFFICERS lleft to righti Heather Birnie, secretary, Gregg Childs, sergeant-at-arms, Slava Lubomudrov, president, Corky Demler, treasurer, Mike Dur- rell, vice-president, comprise the frosh execu- tive committee. Junior class officers this fall are lleft to rightj Harry Col- lidge, vice-president, Dick Barton, president, Tom lhrig, sergeant-at-arms, Anne Pe- trie, secretary, Mike Foster, treasurer. 26 The freshman slate of spring officers include Ileft to rightl Dennis Wong, vice-president, Carol Knudsen, treasurer, .lim Booth, sergeant-at-arms, Carole Mc- Chesney, secretary, Chuck Reinhorn, president. Holding the banner won at Fresh- man Glee are sophomore spring officers lleft to righti George Douglas, sergeant-at-arms, Pat Mc- Larney, president, Trish Evans, secretary, Peter Verloop, vice- president, John Baker, treasurer- Posing for picture are senior class spring officers lleft to rightl Dale Mortensen, president, Norissa Leger, secretary, Pete Weisel, sergeant-at-arms, Joan Barber, vice-president, Stu Butler, treasurer. 5' PRI CLASS OFFICERS Representing the junior class for the spring semes- ter are lleft to rightl Mike Foster, president, Janeen Hardy, treasurer, Lyle Green, vice-presi- dent, Linda Dumas, secretary, Mike Estcourt, ser- geant-at-arms. 27 CCJLLEGIA Collegian editor Jim Close proofreads weekly edition of the paper. 21.7 4950-N-A lSeated, left to rightj Judy Rhorer, campus editor, Penny Vulgas, reportery Marilyn Sparks, news edi- tory Karon Egan, copy editorp Joan Laurila, society editorg Janee Dumond, headline writer. lStanding, left to rightj Jim Seely, business managerg Bev McKinney, headline editorg Judi Dana, layout editorg Margo Moyer, advertising managerg Karen Henninger, photography editorg Carol Moholt, reporterg Dave 28 Kitchner, sports editory Michelle Monte, feature editor. r 1 :grim !Seated, left to rightl are members of the Wallulah staft:.loann Gay, copy editor, Debby Gray, Activities, Charlene Farrow, Seniors, Bill Fritts, yearbook editor, Lynne Edwards, Organizations, Brad Kerwin, layouts. lStanding, left to rightj are Mike Laughlin, Academics, Barbara Bong, layout assistant, Jason Burgess, Living Groups, Jo Morast, staff mem ber, Sue Strach, staff member, Janet Anderson, Index, Pat Mitchell, Sports, Ann Finlayson, copy assistant, Gary Robin son, Administration. LLUL H 1. V Editor Bill Fritts gives his final OK before the Wallulah goes to press. 29 ......,,,,N-nw' Meeting fo decide fhe policies of fhe school paper and yearbook are members of flve Publicafions Board lleff to righfi Bill Friffs, Wallulah ediforg Jim Seely, business managerg John Ryan, darkroom managerg Dr. Murco Ringnalda, advisorg Tony Meeker, Sfudenl Senate represenfafiveg .lim Close, Collegian edifor. PUBLICATIG S BCDARD A D MA AGER As Publicafions Board manager, Slew Bufler coordinafes fhe acfiv- ifies of flre board. DARK ROOM STAFF s - 2 0 use 4 .2 1 4 A- .1 A ae 1 , i - :iii , T . M The dark room sfaff serve as phofographers for both The Wallulah and fhe Col- legian. They include lsfanding, leff to righfj Bill Leonard, Russ Olmo, and Dave Hubbard. Seated is Burr Baughman. Darkroom manager, John Ryan, is piciured in fhe right hand corner insei. FUSSERS' GUIDE Jo Ann Tacker, edifor of fhe Fusser's Guide, gives a sigh of relief as she sur- veys fhe finished product. 31 D -fu' C,-,Q . -'. X 53Mig5V.x y mi X ' , ..:: Y 'Elf-' 'ffl.11f'2f1.: f'-. f-if. 1 '-555' X KN N 3'f3 .'f-ft: 'f -2'-I-fl - 1:'5' . .' '-':3:'C'--':'-12 I iv, X Xxx X I , -.-.. t ...L-... : .,famwmxNQ XQ5 Xfmifwwwmfwww 'v'. 1--.' .. ' X FFS Xfflf-Ffifl'-'if-'Z 'Q fff''f:::ff'. .:l5I f11'if?ff. , - - , ,..... .-,. . - . , . ' ,' ' ' 4 --'-- -II f.. ,- J ,Q . .... E x S ,uw V Q- 1 21,4 .. ... .ZA ,... Q XA XXX YL MLIHININW If F: I. ....,. x N . .5i...,i1. q H . ., m m - e ..., .. H X. . . J. . iii.:- , .. ., ' NH X .32-Z 7. f, :.':,'1j4f :. I-'-I , ff . ,'-' -.'::,:az:'::.. . ::::EE::-hgfi:-3: -E.: .t.. Z .... :1'. , - : . Ziff XX N :'If:1f fl' 175111 ff.: if , Q ij N w NXNQ 1 H'i55iiE1fIQffE'f'liQ 1 13 9Qi5.f. -131-t'fii5.?32E3 ' -.', fiii35-F.ifff5:13.1fif':f-'1 -:SfEffifi57I xl XX.:5Q'QiE?'513'.1 -' ' ff X X , ' f 'Dux -'IZ' SIN 4 ' : '-X. XT' 3 ' . 1 f , , X . K . x f X xx XXX V XJ. W JZ ' 0 1, Vx AD MIC fxg XFX X Q 1-mssgkgkg E As Dean of fhe College of Liberal Arfs, Dr. Roberi Gregg serves as academic administrator of the largesf of WillameHe's fhree schools. CGLLEGE CDF LIBERAL ARTS In addifion fo his many dufies as Dean, Dr. Gregg also feciches a hisfory class. H0 ORS PRGGRAM This year the Willamette honors program has added a third divi- sion in the freshman honors sem- inar. The three groups include the scholastically outstanding stu- dents of each class. Many of the seniors are spending their second year in the Willamette honors program. The senior seminar was introduced last year. Students in the freshman honors program follow an accelerated schedule of lectures, reading, and writing papers. au mm-M .,.u ,mm- mun 9 -wma 4 ul . nv- The junior honors seminar meets every Thursday evening in the library. Their discussions center on the relationship of ancient theory to the modem World. i 35 E GLISH l lLeft to rightl are Daniel Jaffe, assistant professor, Dr. Paul Truebloool, professor, Dr William Baker, associate professor, Dr. Murco Ringnalcla, professor, Margaret Ringnalda acting assistant professor, James Douglas, assistant professor, who comprise the Willa mette English staff. Not pictured is Dr. Orcutt Frost, associate professor. ECONOMICS Members of the economics department are lleft to rightl Jack Leonarcl, as- sistant professor, and Richard Gillis, associate professor. Not picturecl are Larry Duff, graduate assistant, and Thomas Churchill, instructor. 36 '- 1 POLITICAL SCIENCE The polifical science deparfmenf Iisfs faculfy members fleff fo righfi Dr. Edwin Sfillings, pro- fessor, Dr. Robert Gafke, pro- fessorf Dr. Theodore Shay, as- sociate professor. FOREIG LA GUAGE The foreign language faculfy includes Kseafed, Ieff Io righfi Clarence Kraff, crssociafe professor Dr. Paul Beal, associafe professor. ISfanding, Ieff Io righfi Dr. Daniel Schulze, professor Marija Udris, insfrucforg Dr. Marion Morange, professor, Paule Drayton, insfrucfor, Lucile Bar- feI, insfrucfor. RELIGIO fLeff fo righfi Dr. Burfon Basfuscheclc, associafe professorg Dr. Norman Huffman, professor: Dr. Harley Zeigler, professor represent WillameHe's religion deparfmenf. PHILOSOPHY The philosophy faculfy includes fleff fo righfl Dr. Harley Zeigler, professorg and Dr. Milion Hun- nex, associate professor. 38 SPEECH A D DRAMA r X M Dr. Howard Runkel, professor, Carl Ritchie, acfing insfrucforp Robert Pufnam, associafe professor comprise WillameHe's speech and drama deparfmenf. EDUCATIO Members of fhe educaiion deparfmenr include fleff fo righfj Dr. James Lyles, professorp and Dr. Homer Hows, associafe professor. 39 C D 'EQ HOME ECGNOMICS The home economics deporfmenf is under fhe direcfion of Mildred Deischer, os- sociofe professor. A 40 ILeff fo righfj are Carl Hall, arfisf in residenceg Dr. Cameron Poulin, professor of fhe arf deparfmenf. PSYCHOLOGY The psychology faculty are lleft to rightl Dr. Noel Kaestner, associate professor, Dean Regina Ewalt, associate professor, Dr. Charles Derthick, professor, and Richard Yocum, assistant professor. SOCIOLOGY At a sociology banquet faculty members fleft to rightl Dr. John Rademalcer, professor and Arthur Gravatt, assistant professor meet with departmental as- sistants and senior scholars. Not pictured are Dr. Burton Bastuscheck, associate professor, Donald A. Miller, lecturer, M. E. Moore, lecturer, and Robert Prairie, lecturer. 41 PHYSICAL EDUCATIC fLeft to riglvtl .lol1n Lewis, associate professor, Lestle Sparks, professor, Ted Og- clahl, assistant professor, Ger- ald Long, instructor, staff the men's physical education department. 42 A.F.R.0.T.C. The A.F.R.O.T.C. faculty includes lfront row, left to rightl Lt. Col. John Davis, professor Capt. Milton Golart, associate professor lSeconcl Rowl are Capt. Paul Muzzio, as- sistant professor, Maj. Walter Fagan, as- sistant professor. .ll 5356 H1356 it WoMEN's Pf. 5-.1 x i fwvfzx . if-1.5 I Members of the women's physical education department are lleft to rightj Mrs. Jean Williams, instructorg Dr. Gale Currey, professor. HISTGRY -5, .K Willamette's history faculty are lleft to rightl Dr. Ernst Presseisen, assistant professor: Dr. Robert Gatke, protessorg Dr. Robert Gregg, protessorg Dr. Ivan Lovell, professorg Dr. Chester Kaiser, associate professor. 43 CHEMISTRY fleff fo righfl are Dr. Charles Johnson, professor and Dr. Paul Duell, assisfonf professor of the cflemisfry deparfmenf. BIOLOGY Members of the biolo- gy faculfy include lleff fo righfj Dr. Cecil Monk, professorg Dr. Marfha Springer, pro- fessorg Mrs. Richard Yo- com, insfrucforg Donald Breokey, assisfanf pro- fessor. PHYSICS MATH lLeft to rightj are Maurice Stewart, assistant professor, and Dr. Robert Purbrick, professor of the physics department. Not pictured are Richard Montgomery, assistant professor, and Douglas Campbell, instructor. Comprising the mathematics faculty are lleft to rightl John Wilson, instructor, and Dr. Chester Luther, professor. Dean Melvin H. Geist heads WillameHe's famed College of Music COLLEGE OF MUSlC Dean Geist goes over daily agenda with his secretary, .lean Esser. MUSIC FACULTY Composing the Willamette music faculty are lstanding, left to rightl Charles Yukl, brass instruments instructor, Delbert Chinburg, flute and clarinet instructor, Charles Heiden, associate professor of music and violin, Donald Hibbard, woodwinds instructor, Ralph Dobbs, associate professor of piano, Nona Pyron, cello and theory instructor, Donalcl Gleckler, associate professor of music, Maurice Brennen, associate professor of music, Stanley Butler, associate professor of music, Josef Schnelker, organ and theory profes- sor. fSeatea'2 are Dean Melvin Geist, voice professor, and Clorinda Topping, associate professor of voice. Many months of practice and hard work have gone into the first senior recital of the year given by voice major, Joan Barber. 47 Maurice Brennen, Band Di- rector, gave the band mem- bers that extra push which made the band so success- ful again this year. Whether on the stage or performing their precision marching, th very popular on the Bearcat campus. BAND 'illameffe University Band was Members of fhe Band dem onsfrale fheir marching abil Hy for foofball halftime en ferfainmenf. Don Gleckler, Choir Direcfor, leads fhe group in a pracfice session. 50 iii? 2 M 5533 E f Y f E A , , Q M 7 Q I - ' I Q Complefing anofher year of outstanding performances, fhe Willamel songmanship by onofher successful Choir Tour covering Oregon ai CHOIR 6 . l Q 5 ,,L,LL if , 3 4 Q i 2 l A . 5 . . V i 3 3. f ,- f any s Fi? 4 riversify Choir highlighled fheir wi x V .ML V sho. Some oufsfancling members of fhis year's Choir are: Top Lelf fo Righf, Dave Beir, Jerry Darby, Dwight Billmang Middle Left fo fo Righf, Julie Boss, Nancy Sfewcirl, Jeanie Gibbonsf Boffom Left fo Righf, Rosemary Doolen, Sieve McPl1efres, Gayle Emerson. Charles Helden, orchestra leader, has directed the or- chestra through an unusually productive and successful season. 52 2 ,,v The Willamette University Orchestra graciously performed on numero its many visitors. l DRCHESTR :casions for the student body and Practice makes perfect. The Orchestra is caught in one of its many practice sessions. In addition to serving as professor and Dean of takes part in many community activities. Willamette's College of Law, Seward P. Reese Members professor fessor of professor law, and 54 of the law school faculty are lfront row, left to righti Dr. John Paulus, of law, Alister McAlister, assistant professor of law, Charles A. Jens, pro- lawg Dean Reese. lBack row, left to rightl are Courtney Arthur, assistant of law, Edwin Butler, professor of law, Dr. Reginald Parker, professor of Alta Rieck, librarian. is-K, Law school classes include actual case studies as well as supplemen- tary lecture material. MOGT CCJURT The Willamette Law School moot court team, comprised of Cleft to rightj Brent Bates, Harl Haas, and William Crow, again place in the national competition. 55 5: .: 1: 11 gq, A 'ii i C ,. ,E -I Elfebx L.- , . . ,- . ,'.'-'-.'-.TYT-. ,.- . CTIVITIES ,1 QAV.. 5. XJ H X 1 S 1 N' ?'l g-Us L. M XX 1 'Q f. 35512 '.-.4 .1.2 . ze. PARENTS' WEEKE D The first major event of the year rolls around in the form of Parents' Weekend, giving the parents a chance to meet the faculty, view our campus, and join in the many activities, begin- ning with Varsity Varieties, Alice in Willamettelandf' This year the annual All Campus Sing has added a new fea- ture. Each women's living organization has joined forces with one of the fellows' groups to present a combined number, a change we think the parents will en- loy- Profs are mobbed by the parents and their tirades of questions concerning classroom activities, prog- ress, and future hopefuls. The Kappa Sigma's join the Independent men and women in their presentation for the All Campus Sing. ' I 43 , i i if L gr Q , ,cs ,-.ii g ifg, -. V ' ski.. yhszy cf e..'i'ygz's-W ressgcwmg 2-Qr.ARg.f :Jf : ir his 4 , . is rs.. ,QE Q, 1 :mn l W Hfifflwiefezf 'fi M. A Xhumwig Registration during Parents' Weekend resembles class registration in the fall, as parents wait in that eternal line outside the library. -K Q 4 1 p. -. wr LT . grip, xx Xkglxf, xx be 134 YQQ' C'Qf'1gfU5 SNS SBP Tony Meeker cloesn't seem too impressed with the singing ability of our Parents' Weekend Man- ager, Lyle Green, as the two work to coordinate the All Campus Sing. The gym is bustling as parents and students battle the lines for those tasty pieces of chicken at the annual Barbecue. 59 ig if 5 'fza E 4 361' 11 5 f sg E51 ' 3 fefrwifj TH gee may QW 5 1 E Sw H K I 3.535 M 5 X X K X Q, K gy E 2, mf? 52 I AE , Q N L :.: ff-.:. S ml .,-:. : 5 K5 X H .. J-5 K5 H High-lighting the dance is the presentation by Ron Brown of Homecoming Hostess Marcia Ruby. The gym is a scene of greetings and welcomes as the alums meet old friends and classmates. ' in- I f K si ., - 4 ff' Alums and students alike enjoy this 62 year's Homecoming Dance, Teahouse ot the Harvest Moon. Women's intramural competition sparks a lively volleyball game to determine the champions for the season. WOMEN'S SPORTS A single night elimination tournament posts the Pi Phi's victorious in the women's in- tramural basketball program. The Willamette women's swimming team includes Cleft to rightl Linda Pond, Susan Freed, Betty Bur- goyne, and Nan Means. lClockwisel .ludi Dana, JoAnn Tacker, Barbara Flint, Carol Hawes, Harriet Dockstader, and Cookie Man- waring comprise the archery team. 63 The men's intramural basketball program sees 0 close game between the SAE's ancl the Sigma Chi's. I TR MURALS Bill Slimalc, who holds the intramural league's third highest 64 average, aims for another strike. Men's intramural badminton witnesses cr close tournament as Bill Leonard ekes out a narrow victory. Taking time out from his studies, Bill Red- mond gets set to slam a home run in an after dinner baseball clash. And it's over for another point as the men's intramural volleyball competition goes into the final round. 65 SNOW PRINCESS SHERRI JENKINS .- ,.. .,, ,un , . . if ... .W 1: Qian .Q vi 1 31, 4' , VF ,Q .W 5 i , .. 5 Y T eu 'IH ,lig f il iffy? qi AAV. . fb'-14:j,.', if Mfr' H ':,,l ,x ,fn , K 'Q ,,F,, Q Q--2 Y - U . ., f -as W be ' ' ' V. .Q .. 'f 1 - in ' .A W 5 , ' fi2,.,1A-fl ': 1 Timberline Lodge is fhe scene of many a grueling snow ball sw may 'W V- ' ' ' ' ' fight during fhe 7961 Winter Carnival. M .- ' I 'f - Xgegagv J We 3. 'P- iffgfwil ' fe wi wi H 1 M Q John Drury and Bob Ball siop for a breaiher WI 4 L as ihey descend fhe snowy slopes of Mi. Hood. if Sfudenfs from parficipafing colleges and universifies gafher in fronf of Timberline ski lodge as Winfer Carnival gefs under way. 67 Q nigh ,Rf -vii' ff AC 4 -uq ,J , ,K Mae- Q g W :E z Qi QU 5' if ' fifij! fs' 4' 'S' K 6 , AF ypmmvfi. 4, fy if A r H' 'lllw i':..v + 31 .3 M.-dh aww. 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W - fX-- -f:f -f 7'r' lx 1 Av,A QL K ' ' I . , A - KU ,,, ,'l- 72 ff , ' . . 1,,,f if ' E- W4 4 , ' if? 5' ff ill , n , 1 V M 1 f K If , :ww ff M -if 'lg ' an 'Y 9f'Q9'9igi'Hl8iiiak 3 -my-sf FRESHMA GLEE afier fhe final draffs have been furned info fhe Glee formafion leaders exchange sly grins as fhey are class song leaders fleff io righfl Sam Cady, anficipafe fhe oufcome of fheir efforfs. They are fleff Sue Lewis, sophomore, Jerry Derby, senior. fo righfi Doug Simon, sophomore, Tony Meeker, senior, picfured is Dick Campbell, junior song leader. Ed Sasaki, junior, Don Lorenzen, freshman. Freshman Glee manager, Mike Wayland, officially greefs fhe audience as fhe 1961 Glee gels under 73 way. 5 3 - i ,Mums-HAQA' , -1 A ' A ' ,,,. ,,A,.mQ..Lw.wmfw- 'ffm-W it fv- .AW , 'ww Ag M 5 ,uhh . X, .vb V lay he-'fQ'iQ,,Q? 5, L lg AA ' K' V If 'Wi 715 'i i Q Q K 6 . 1 ' A if A L, . 1 ,, A 'f I V5 if F 3, f 5 giflv Ii, J fi JY5 I G V? at f , Q va if y E 3 i . , ' ,A, ii ai , I , fn' . Q 3 W, ' Q M A V A .0 fx yi ,Q Q A If ns , L A M ,f 1 01,4 4 A 7 A 5!i ,. V 4 L . Q W y, ry. Qfyf . 'l'! ! ff 5'3'f7Af, 'di '-'1':.l V cf' r An air of excifemeni and expecfaiion rushes fhrough the gymnasium as the 1961 Fresh- man Glee prepares to get under way. Freshman presiclenf Chuck Reinhorn offers fhe chal- lenge fo fhe ofher fhree classes fo pcrrficipafe in glee. The junior class ral- lies in force fo fheir 5 a.m. pracfice in The gym. 75 5 BLUE Mo DAY E Q E 2 Bill Fritts, gets a creamy pie in the face as he stumbles across the mill stream. Q x Frosh Cathy Campbell pays off a chilly Glee bet as she lounges in an antique tub in front Glee bets assume many forms including the painting of many an innocent of the Beta house. car. Seniors clutch wildly for the tow line as they wade through the icy waters of the mill stream on Blue Monday. E i is 5 76 34, iw K? 1' 1r,,,, xf? F 1 , is 'B Qg1.iLvwv-h':gY ' - 4, , mwww ,fu MAY Quai AH. The 1967 Moy Weekend aciivifies officially gel under way wifh fl1e coroncfion of Queen Gail I. The May Weekend dance in honor of fhe queen and her and fheir senior guesfs. courf is well offended by Willamelfe sfudenfs ' Mm 78 After the coronation guests are invited to a barbecue in the gymnasium. The AWS fashion show gives a preview of clothes suitable for campus living. MAY WEEKE R May Weekend manager, Ron Ray, has put much time and work into making the weekend a memorable one. Hollis Plimpton, admissions counselor, greets visitors to the campus in his Model T Ford. X , ,gf rf? X X X x .ff ,,f' X ' N x X 2,-f 45 . . . , if' A'A,A,A- f - ' 1 V ' X' . .4-' ATHLETICS x XX X k,'4'! . ,,h,:.,,M, , L 1 L a John Lewis, Afhlefic Direcfor and head coach of Baskeiball and Baseball, offers sfrafegy in crucial baskeiball game wifh Linfield. Les Sparks, Tennis Coach, relaxes in office af fhe end of another successful season. 82 COACHES ,gf Ted Ogclahl, Head Foofball and Track Coach, gives last call for mile relay. ala! gil? Jerry Long, Head Golf and assisfanf foofball and .l.V. baskefball coach, gives some poinfers. V 1' .1 f il' f' , ly K! V1 X . , f 1 if FOOTBALL! N vs I 35 . Q Ar X , . 'L ' 5-wf 1 A A Q ,471 fp , ef , , , ' gif , gwiiy ' fi, ff faff, quam wumwm. a- mmf' STAN SOLOMON - halfbackg Methodist College first teamg All Americang Northwest Conference offensive first teamy UPI Little All Coast first teamg Oregon Journal Oregon Small College player of the yearf NAIA District 2 first teamp WiIIamson's All American first teomg All American Bowl, Tucson, Arizona. ALL AMERICAN 84 Left - MARVIN CISNEROS - guard: NAIA District 2 first team: UPI Little All Coast first teamf UPI All Coast third teamf WiIIamson's AII American honorable mention. Right - JIM ROBINSON - taclclep Methodist College second teamf Northwest Conference offen- sive first team. w 4 3 5 5 r 5 s. Q K f Q K il 7 ,in 4-awwvv , A K 3 , '- M K fi Q sh mVA. VymA h 1 K 212 - X., N .Q 'x 5, 3, ,X I 3 5 w,Mw'W WEE gf' Li f ff. OITIBCOITIIH 'Y '81, 1 1. 5 11 at gf' N K 'E u eb Y. M... M, ' 'Wiz :fi - , ' YX ix.. M ima ,, 9 , , A 4 ,VW G .. Rfk ' A f-v-f ,uf ...K and A -.au I g ,- .. W K 1 Aww J X Q E L L I lFront row, left to rightj Coach Ted Ogdahl, Lee Weaver, Tommy Lee, .lim O'Hair, Larry Lynn, Don Green, Marv Cisneros, Kevin Nagel, Stan Solomon, .lim McCaffery, .lim Robinson, Dorven Crooch, Bob Bowman, George Douglass, Stu Hall. lSecond row, left to rightj Manager Pete Welch, Ernie Nihi, Tom Toombs, Wayne Walker, Ron Simonsen, Clint Kersten, Dexter Maust, Doug Austin, Mike Weinstein, Bob Hartman, Jim Foster, Bill Hartman, Jim Hughes, Bill lf The national ranking N o r t h w e s m o st successful seasons in Willamette Bearcats finish with a perfect record of The Bearcats kicked off the season wit Sound and went on to end the season with University of British C o l u m b ia . T h the national small college p l a y - o f f s t that Willamette has completed the seaso football. 88 AS- I McMillan, Nelson Pederson, Rich Litchfield, Fred lhlenberg fBack row left to rightl Ted Foxley Trainer Bob Lutle Larry Miller, Barry Hornstein, Bob Mattson, Dick Charlton Norman Lee John King Tom Miller Gene Juve .lim Booth Bill Unrath, Mike Shrunk, Dennis Bryson, Dick Carney Joe Morton Coach Jerry Long 5 fonference champions complete one of the wistory. Under head coach Ted Ogdahl, the vins and O losses. 1 narrow victory over the University of Puget nud-stomping 33 to 77 victory over the Jisappointment of relinquishing a berth in Nhitworth is offset, however, by the fact vith the best record in the last 47 years of ,bk gy . fi SKE Bfkl.L f s I fi .- sl Wu Q' f 1 ,, QZ., . M, , 113 M If ,J ' --'49 J W WILLAMETTE BEARC ATS ,vwff 4 4,5 'tv lFirsf row, leff io righfj Brian Jones, manager, Hisao Safo, Bob Woodle, Bob Harfman, Dave Brock Eric McDowell, John Lewis, coach. lSecond rowj Ron Russell, Fidel Gaviola, Dick Krebs, Jim Lifchfield Dale Drake, Lee Weaver. lThird row:J Mark Haffenhauer, Buz Wilferf, Ken Ashley, Jack Bishop Ted Gooding. i960-61 Despife The facf fhaf opponenfs oufscored fhem by only 31 poinfs in 25 games, WillameHe's Bearcafs dropped an 87-95 fesf fo Linfield College which proved fhe Norihwesf Conference crown clincher for fhe Mc Minnville crew. Coach John Lewis's cagers wrapped up a long, long season wifh an overall 70 - 15 record, while their conference mark sfood at 4 - ll relegafing fhe 'Cafs fo a last place finish. Junior Sato, Willamette's play maker, bends backward for two points. 15 Weaver's hook catches the Wildcats by surprise - but it doesn't hap- pen often enough. 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL Ashley's reach is too much for Linfield as he nets two in a losing effort. Closely guarded by fwo Wildcats, Dave Brock scores two points. Wag 'S Coach John Lewis maps ouf sfrafegy fo feam during time-ouf. Fidel Gaviola displays the form fhat neffed him fhe scoring honors for the bearcafs fhis year. 93 Hisao Sato led the squad at the free toss line with 79 points and followed close be- hind Gaviola for the scoring lead. Sato, only a junior, was one of the outstanding players at the Chico Far West Invitational Tournament, being named an All Tourna- ment guard. Setting the scoring pace for the Bearcats was Woodburn forward Fidel Gaviola who made 369 points. Fidel ended his basket- ball career at Willamette with his greatest year, winding up the season with first team All Conference honors as a forward. Gene Gregory, J.V. forward goes high fo block an of- fempfed lay-in by U Ham- mond player as Eric McDowell furns fo help ouf. J.V. BASKETBALL Q1 Willamette's Junior Varsity Bear- kittens started the season off with a bang by sweeping two games from Camp Adair. The rest of the season didn't prove to be quite so easy although the J.V.'s did com- pile an 8-70 win-loss record. Jerry Long, who left at the end of the season to join the Oregon State coaching staff, did his usual fine job of inspiring hustle and fight. During the season several players displayed varsity potential under his able tutelage. Highlights of the season were the midseason twin wins over Lewis and Clark, and Ed Swearinger's 45 foot set shot against Linfield to throw the game into overtime. 1 4 Gene Gregory goes up for two points as the rest of the Bear kittens move in for a possible rebound. Gene Gregory and John Drury anxiously watch two Hammond players fight for the ball. MMT K 5 Q in My , i. m4K55sg , . miwww Us 2 Track team takes time out from practice for snapshot. lFirst row, left to righti Coach Ogdahl, Bob Fletch- er, George Tiger, Dexter Maust. lSecond rowl Gary Mansavage, Bob Roy, Tom Toombs, Ken Ash- ley, Denny Charlton, Ted Foxley, Alan Beardsley, Norman Lee. 1961 Willamette Track squad, high on spirit came through the T961 season with sparkling individual and team performances. Ken Ashley and Bob Roy led the Bearcats with smashing District records at the annual District 2 NAIA meet. Soph. speedsters Maust and Tiger made the Bear- cats tough in distance events, and Toombs, Solomon, and Ball offered rough competition in the sprints. Although shy in numbers the thinclads proved that they were real competitors by faking the conference champion- ship, rounding off one of the best track seasons in years. 98 i Sian Solomon, WillameHe's ace hurdler slrefches to overfake Lewis and Clark fhinclad. Willameffe sprinfers, Bob Ball and Tom Toombs break fast from sfarf- ing blocks. Ted Foxley displays form which gave him fhe second best foss in small col- lege nation, as well as a new school record. ...fi-, ...A ' Bob Roy goes up and over. 99 ,Am Terry Henderson, Willamette's two-miler starts race which netted him school two-mile record which had stood since 1927. Denny Charlton, Freshman discus man, strains to outthrow teammate Bob Roy. Bob Fletcher passes baton to Denny Thompson in mile relay 5 Z E 5 9! 2 Q A 5 ? x w E B S The baseball team poses for pictures before leaving for Whitman. KFirst row, left to righti Mike Kelly Dick Hamada, Jim McCaffery, John Skelton, Fidel Gaviola, Jim Booth. lSecond rowi Coach John Lewis Dave Brock, Jiggs Burnett, Ken Ginoza, Gordon Rounds, Wayne Thompson. lThird rowi Hiaso Sato Tommy Lee, Greg Topping, Pat Kelly, Bob Whipple, Jan Lockman. l96I Coach John Lewis was greeted by a host of lettermen and fine newcomers at the beginning of the 7967 baseball season. The varsity nine opened its season with a bang by beating Oregon State College and stomping O.C.E., and closed out the season with a happy note by slashing Pacific 16 -3. After the pre-season games, the team seemed to become jinxed in league play, ending up in the bottom half of the league with a six win, eight loss record. However this was over-shadowed by placing four men on the all league team. Promise of better things to come is shown by the fact that the team consists primarily of sophomores and lumors. ! if Denny Frank, Willamette's crack shortstop, lays a sacrifice bunt down the first base line Jim McCaffery lunges of University of Oregon runner reaching for the plate. i ' 'pMh, awaimm.w.wWL3,.mi .nf1'1.1-f..ia5zt.-'gzipf fo- M s.,, so Fidel Gaviola sends a sizzling grounder to the Whitman third baseman. Hisao Sato, the Bearcat's snappy second baseman, slides into home, scoring another run for Willamette. Denny Frank and Junior Sato display fine teamwork so evident on the Bearcat team. i W..-0 The Willameffe neffers number six. They appear leff fo righf, Mike Way land, Bill Richfer, Pefe Smith, Fred Fogg, John Misflcawi, and Dale Daniel. Willameife can siill boast some of fhe besf fennis in fhe Norfhwesf. The loss of the league's besf player, Dale Daniel, will hurf in the fufure, buf fhe Bearcafs have a sfrong and a young feam. ii K, T e 3 1-.f Frecl Fogg, a firsf doubles player along wifh Daniel, is refurning a shof in singles against Oregon Sfafe Universiiy. TENN S .Q . I ,xx-.,,,Lx,,i',, '- X ' Q is f Y , 'Timm V 2 fi ia Z -f ,.-so --4 , ,5 Dale Daniel, WillameHe's Conference Singles Champion, posifions himself for a hard refurn. 105 Those members of the golf team bringing the conference title back from Walla Walla are Kleft to rightl Bob Woodle, Chuck Eison, Coach Bob Prall, Bob Elder, and Mike Laughlin. GULF The Willamette University golf team again captured the confer- ence championship. The bearcat stichers ended the season with a 9 win, 3 loss, T tie record. Upon the loss of coach Jerry Long to Oregon State, the leadership was taken over by very efficient Bob Proll, who completed his first sea- son as a winning coach. The en- tire team consisting only of under- classmen promises another win- ning year next year. The nine man strong golf squad are ffront row left to rightl Bob Woodle, Chuck Eison, Mike Laughlin, fback rowl Gary Miller, Bill Hemmingway, Ron Fall, Bob Elder, Bill Cornell, and Coach Prall. 106 SWIMMI G During a rest from swimming, the swim team poses. From left to right are .lohn Sutherland, Bill Leonard, Clark Anderson, Steve Murdock, Phil Krozek, Gary McKenzie, Rich Wayland, Bill Snow. Dr. Paulus' eight charges are the freestyle relay champs of the NAIA District 2. Before winning this honor the Bearcat swimmers complete a four and two confer- ence record. Clark Anderson, Rich Wayland, ancl Bill Leonard are off to another quick start. LIVING GROUPS Alpha Chi Omega's HEAVENLY HOLIDAYS F LL HOUSE DA CES Doney Hall's PUN'KlN PRANCE Sigma Alpha Epsilon's QUEEN OF VIOLETS BALL xg v'L 5 , 4 A X We M fx n 2 W, K 5 - 'F' ' I ax , ff The Baxter Hall spring house dance, held in the Gold Room ot the Marion Hotel, offers an enjoyable evening for all in attendance. SPR! G HGUSE ANCES Boats away! shout the Sigma Chi's, as they combine their spring house dance with a trip to the coast. Couples fake a breafher befween dances ai fhe Pi Phi spring house dance, Pi Phi Arrow Club. Edelweiss is the ski theme of fhe Alpha Phi's spring house dance, decorations faking the form of a Swiss village. The Gold Room of the Marion Hofel is the scene of the Chi Omega spring house dance, While Cornafion Ball 'flag e cf If ' 'Twas the night before vacation in our basement so dear, We were all reminiscing about our great year. We'd been painting and rushing and dancing . . . and things, And even participated in all campus sings. From Alpha Chi Heaven around the world we went, And an ambassador to Washington we even sent. We initiated our buddies into B-U-D-D-YUG, And almost drowned in the millstream flood, The tire alarm rang at three in the morning, 'Twas a mystery to us 'cause it came without warning. ln our backyard the serenaders would appear, Down the stairs we would troop in order to hear. With studies and dates and parties and fun, We have good memories of '61 . . . Down by the millstream, Quack! Quaclc! SENIORS Barber, Joan Evans, Kathy Gilmore, .lan Johnson, Kay Larsen, Gail Meyers, Kay Peterson, Claudia ivr ,. Ray, Loretta V' it' Stambaugh, Annabelle K W IQ: A 1 JuNloRs 5' , ,,,, r iii stye Brown, Joanne ! U lil, , iff Parr, Caroline ,5 ' 'E ivi , Ryer, Chris Ni, ' i me Scott, Bonnie M X 'X' H 'K Williams, Susie u SOPHOMORES ' it C ' ' Baden, Valorie I K Boyer, Martha - A . fy Forest, Sharon I ,- ,,, f : K -11, ,- K Gffod, Judy W f Hibburd, Pauli ., ,ar, f ..V' ' ,,,4 A ,g,:1ii'fflz Jones, Susan 'Xt' 1 ' K leaverton, Ann Macdutf, Suze Mespelt, Catherine Rosen, Evelyn Steele, Sherrie Wm kr --:ea f -'Y - . .V fi. . f ' . lr : X 'mn- Fall house presidenf, Ann Sfambaugh, and spring house presiclenl Sue Wilson, escort Alpha Chi housemofher, Mrs. Mary Booth ALPHA CHI OMEGA ,555 V533 Sfewarf, Nancy Whifelaw, Sue FRESHMEN Amell, Carol Baker, Jerry Bong, Barbara Brown, Linda Bunling, Katherine Bushnell, Susan Chambers, Anne Demler, Lorraine Ellerbroolc, JoAnne Finlayson, Ann Freed, Susan Gellerman, Karen Gilhousen, Judy lnfelf, Robyn Johnson, Jane? Johnsfone, Penny Knudsen, Carol Jo Monfag, Dorofhy Morasf, .lo Pond, Linda Shaffer, Mary Gayle Taylor, Linda Ward, Karen Wilson, Dianne Mrs Garnett Wilber, the Alpha Phi housemother, is pictured with Betsy McCready, spring house president. and Mary Johnson, fall house president. SENIORS Abele, Judy Johnson, Mary Walker, Sally JUNIORS Lourila, .loan McCready, Betsy Mills, Judy Sparks, Marilyn Thomas, .lan SOPHOMORES Allen, Jan Clark, Pat DuChesne, Sue Holschen, Judy McWilliams, Pat Mayer, Diane Moyer, Margo RezoS, Marcia Rhorer, Judy Rogers, Judy Schultze, Kathy Skidmore, Pat Stoller, Reece Stephenson, Jean ALPHA PHI , 5 ,. --2.1! K ff, Sow' if . ig , ' Aifiitl-21 ' i A --'Z ',,:- 3 'iligf ,v s ff X ff .Fu an 2 'PZ Q. an Dear Abby, The Alpha Phi's have a definite problem, we would like a house of our own. Living in two houses puts us in odd situations. People look at us and say, Oh yes, they need TWO housemothers to take care of them. And we are the only house on campus that has to clean two houses, mow two lawns, and defrost two refrigerators each week. This situation hasn't hurt our taste in men though, as Dexter Maust, our candi- date, was this year's .loe College, and we had two successful house dances, After Five and Edelweiss to prove it. Among other things this year we did pull together to win the W0men's Volleyball championship. Also we have several members working in major positions on the Collegian staff. So dear Abby, please will you help us obtain our wish, a new house on Mill St. S.E. in Salem, Oregon. Gamma Tau of Alpha Phi Taras, Sharon FRESHMEN In I kE:,. Davis, Carol L Dickie, Alice Hoehn, Betty Ireland, Ann Johnson, Sue Johnston, Rosalie 5 1451 Tr ' ea. N 35 61210 ffm it Keller, Sherry Kinderman, Lynette McCarty, Maureen McMurtry, Carol Martin, Mary Moholt, Carol O'Gara, Pat Pease, Betty Potter, Judy Sanders, Bonnie Savage, Sue Scott, Gerrie V 4 if we my -V .1 -, 4 ' W I iiifzfij. 5 f' I f . Shane, Suzy Steib, Sarah Warner, Christi Yunker, Diane , an ws V i A .4 riffs . rc. . uw f SENIORS Brookes, Langley Dockstacler, Skip Grqy, Debby JUNIORS Carlson, Ellie Donnelly, Vivian Farley, Fran Filer, Nancy The Chi Omega's have had an eventful year full of laughs and good times. A couple of open houses served to get everyone well acquainted. The main attraction at one was the all-knowing wisdom of the Ouija Board. The tall house dance, Shibui, was gay and teahousey in a true Japanese style. With the coming of the Monsoon this year, we discovered to our uncomfortable surprise that our roof leaked. This climatic condition produced some rather interesting results, as a rather large creek could be heard gurgling across the smoking room floor. The spring house dance was very special. That ice punch bowl was beautiful- until it started to melt that is. Thus, another full year drew to a close in the lives of the Chi Omega's! se 1' T .xv 'K . et af is its sv Q , A Qi - . T s:f :,4 tir- 2+ -'- T r1'2 A Gillard, Shirley , sslskk i ii'- W ' ' ' Vrkrrh Melandy, Prudy I 5 , - T ' Redo, Verrill R ,- 2 - N Rice, Betty Ann Q H 1 gf gf ' , I' 3 Smith, Karen is S' I ..' I 'A I H if Stanberry, Rosemary he L' ' W som-ioMo Rss ff A T S S Adkisson, LaRae zizrr H 'Ex tiii V, iiriss rrrsri S s'2' as iiirrs srre C s -2 , ,s r'-l 1 1 Beat , Kathy g - T T V Butlelr, Claudia 5 ' I A ' Conrad, Marda Kay , Q g i 1' :.: W 7 T' if sg Edwards, Lynn : ' Farrow, Charlene ' ' s V Heringer, Joyce r landrith, Evie .ii' L , Fall house presiclenf, Skip Doclcsfacler and spring house presidenf Fran Farley, escort the Chi Omega housemofher, Mrs Cora Rafhbun. CHI OMEGA , Mm 'lf' Tl' Y gi F :A 1 -it :Ii 'iLi- r 4 K 1 gl 4- if if S R Vie ai sa Pflugmacher, Elaine Taclrer, JoAnn Thielmann, Joan FRESHMEN Bennelf, Beffy Bowe, Diane Burguoyne, Belly Carrell, Sue Chamberlin, Fay Dale, Sally Holland, Pal lessen, Judy Keller, Sharon Malaerry, Diane Pefersan, Anne Ragland, Mary Ann Ramsdell, Val Randall, lvona Robinson, Joan Shade, Karen Twining, .lan Warner, Sandy Sunshine greefs Mrs. Pearl Ramalcer, Della Gamma housemolher, as she poses with Marianna Koch, spring house presiclenf, ancl Marcia Humphrey, fall house presidenf. SENIORS Halter, Marcia Henninger, Karen Humphrey, Marcia McCormick, Sammie Madsen, Karen JUNIORS Ellioff, Judy Gibbons, Jean Hardy, Janeen Horn, Donna Koch, Marianne Pefrie, Anne SOPHOMORES Benson, Joan Bliss, Carol Bowe, Sally Currey, Carol Durham, Gail Edwards, Linda Johnson, Nancy Levin, Barbara Lynn, Belly Lyons, Elaine Miller, Diana Taylor, Joan Wyaff, Beih DELTA GAMMA 1 I1 ,AL is AI' Nobody knows .... How cold my toes .... How cold my toes .... Are growing . . . . Tiddly-pum. - Winnie-the-Pooh .... This is not to say we have cold feet - just that despite the rain, this year has been full and we-'ve been learning a great deal. Socially, we began the year bewitched, four fall house dance themel but ended matter-of-factly with our spring dance, Me and My Shadow in a Bomb Shelter. En- gagements and graduation leave us missing all too many dear friends. But nobody knows what might happen with our freshman crew we proudly hauled aboard last fall. Also on board for the first time is Sam Farr, our D. G. anchor man. We are looking forward Knot at our toesl to next year. : I.. L -1 g 3 5 s k .. , . 1 HJ, ah if rs FRESHMEN Abbott, Paula Bliss, Carolyn Bryant, Alice Green, Barabara Griffiths, Clare Hill, Sue Hower, Suanne Hull, Patti Hunnex, Diane Jones, Mary Lee Jones, Nancy McChesney, Caro Maris, Margo Means, Nan Myens, Jeanne Myers, Rosemary O'Donnell, Cari Paulsen, Sharon Refiogla, Lale Scott, Kristi Sorick, Sue Street, Pam Tanner, Dorothy I Pi Phi aimed its arrows at scholarship this year, and captured the campus scholar- ship trophy, managing to have plenty of time for fun too! The Pi Phi Ski Spree saw the chapter house transformed into a casual ski lodge during the fall house dance. In a complete about-face to sophistication, a marquee sprung up in front of the house to announce the Pi Phi Arrow Club and good times for all at the spring house dance. ln between were marshmallow roasts and taffy pulls. After a summer of dieting away their effects, the Pi Phi's will be back to plan more fun! SENIORS Drier, Karen Stewart, Alice Teufel, Judy JUNIORS Dumas, Linda Hauke, Marian Manwaring, Cookie Ruby, Marcia Shaughnessy, Vicki Sherwood, .lean Smith, Judy Smullin, Suzanne Vulgas, Penny Walton, Gail SOPHOMORES Cline, Sandy Cook, Judy Evans, Trish Gay, .loann Gillespie, Merle Keyser, liz Lewis, Sue McKinney, Bev Ray, Thelma ' a f fre Q, QM is Pl Mrs. Winifrecl Smifh, Pi Befa Phi housemofher, is escorfed by spring house presiclenf Marian Hauke and Karen Drier, fall house presiclenf. BETA PHI 5255 gs V ' ' Iwi ,,, El 4 ' 15 , f r , Q if, x, f .., f ' f Q-. . v. 1. C NV Q? .Jw 'VM' , : '3-55. ,f ' i 2 f -mn.. ,Q-' -5' ' ' ,I gm? '. 2345? ww V Vss,g,g M :ke L L ' M Y ' V ,li'2'T'? ' s. 'A - A- Sr 7-'LW-:YV 5 ziI'?m'5?m'-' ' - Q -,iszieag-f L, 5 Q Q 1 . ,J ,C ,.,,,:,, 4 , ' C an . .A ' -:ef fn: .-Ziff: fm MW i i5Ts'J'?'55V Qi A .. .J ,si if ami? ,Q an ,J .. ff - , m y . w , -vw Q ..-ss: .. ,mer f .-QL Wm V, ::,,.,,: ,seize was so P ,X .3 . ,,, msg , -Q . A Ridley, Darlene Simonsen, Linda Siageberg, Sandy Tripleff, Judy Wrighf, Mary Ann Yaple, Jane FRESHMEN Birnie, Heafher Boss, Julie Clark, Linda Clow, Jane! Cochran, Colleen Crawford, Linda Drinlcer, .lane French, Pai Graber, .lacquie Hagedorn, .loan Kaufman, Anne Kifchen, Carol Morse, Barb Schaefer, Mary Swan, Linda Vielhauer, Cafhy Mrs. Ella Watson, Lausanne Hall housemofher, poses wilh spring house presidenf, Janet Trolan and fall house presiclenf, Linda Shelley. 124 JUNIORS Arai, Annabel Dorman, Noel Savage, Jean SOPHOMORES Baird, Lucy Luna, Jane Nelson, Barbara FRESHMEN Adams, Julie Allingham, Bonnie Annes, Carole Bauserman, Julie Bonebralre, Beverly Cousins, .lanel Fiedler, Kathy Freeman, Fran Goodness, Lani Graham, Bonnie Gregory, Judy Harding, Susan Haihaway, Lynne Herberl, Annabelle Herrala, Nadine Higbee, Kalhy Jones, Sharon Judd, Virginia Kinsley, Kay LAUSANNE HALL eeell , ? . ,, .. K. lm, ?Q,,,::i:E,A.:-f2 ,.,s his A wax! S ' , 512ifWii?lfE'5fi!:QL?i73 if N f ,A J 4 1 Ages 2 -Q .3 2 al 1, ag f 'sm-,A -7 f . mffaevwz. -, ' , gg K, W' .,:,,- I fi ii -ailgl 4 4'--msgkg 3?:r.S1n! '-12:51 J W Q Mm, E, I W Q GG sk of 5 1 Q N S J Eff is mi K S err 5 Q Q z e fy ,w was ,H Q Y W ,Q i , we 2 Included in the activities of Lausanne this past year have been our house dances, Symphony in Bronze in the tall and The Freudian Frolic this spring. At Christmas time, besides the annual decorating of our room doors, we gave a local family in need an all-around Christmas. A senior banquet for Beth Laird and a spring tea honoring our retiring house- mother, Mrs. Watson, complete the major activities of Lausanne Hall during T960-1961. Larson, Joyce Lord, Dianne McClelland, Sharon McCormick, Judith Manley, Mary Jean Monson, Judi Rower, Kathryn . r . 'A Q-4s?:'fSeLf1 ix LL MA E an gg get my QF' 3 ,FP Schroeder, Leila Sl'lellY, Darlene Shelly, Lynda Lee Smith, Liz Smith, Pam Staples, Molly Steffen, Sharon 22?2 esss -s ers i I K Stevens, Anne 6' Strach, Sue I I W Tower, Priscilla ffi f Trolan, Janet Vandiver, Janice Van Houten, Ann Warrington, Donna Wendell, Marne Woodworth, Barbara Worsley, Kathie K Wren, Sharon sz, ii-Q? .. , --1 Lucy than any men who pearance Anna Lee House has the distinction of having more men within her walls other women's living organization in the past year. First there were the came to tix our bathroom windows, the original windows giving the ap- of a blurry television show at night. All fall we found men everywhere until the dorm was finished. They painted, plowed, and planted until the first rains. With the rains we were delighted to find a big lake formed directly behind the dorm. We called it Lucy's Lagoon. Then the lake disappeared . . . into our basement. Radiator trouble, a new sump pump, a misplaced metropolitan, and stolen shower knobs brought even more males to our abode on the other side of the tracks. ln closing, the men and women of Lucy Anna Lee House thank the University for making such living conditions possible. SENIORS Avery, Maureen Dickson, Dianne Laughlin, Pat Leitch, Nancy Smith, Mariel JUNIORS Amlin, .leanne Cooley, Anne Egan, Karon Ferguson, Georgia Jackman, Barbara Kennedy, Linda McPartland, Barbara Marsh, Jane Miettunen, Judy Monte, Michelle Perry, Betsy Starr, Judy Stephens, Betty Verschueren, Dorothy Wynd, Martha Young, Norma Q, 3 'fm wud Lucy Anno Lee housemofher, Mrs, Fred Wissenbach, poses with Dianne Dickson, house president. LUCY ANNA LEE HCDUSE I , .,,, 5, , W5 rw, ii' L -QE' SOPHOMORES Bowers, Susan Boyer, Pauline Doolen, Rosemary Emerson, Gayle Gardner, Karen Gillard, Shirley' Housfon, Karen Johns, Kafhy Kirlr, Lifilicl McMafh, Rufh Meissner, Millie Mikkelsen, Mari Miller, .loefia Richards, Jeanne Sie-warf, Janef Sione, Karen Teague, Hilary Woodruff, Ann Woodward, Donna Wrighf, Bonnie D0 EY HALL Doney Hall housemother, Mrs. Harry Ryan, is pictured on the Doney steps with JoAnne Ellerbrook, fall house president and Cari O'Donnell, spring house president. Gracing the spacious quad, Doney Hall looks out on the campus and all its bustle and activity. Inside, the many activities of the dorm included a fall house dance, Pumpkin Prance, and a spring semi, Cotton Carousel. Two serenades, one at Christmas and one in the spring, were greatly enjoyed, and the annual tea and open house honoring our housemother was a very successful event. Jumping rope and bike riding were familiar sights in front of Doney in the early spring evenings, and many parties after hours have made our year here a memorable one. FRESHMEN Boclcman, .lean Clark, .loan ' I 55 75 1, at Collins, Dianne - ,:,- sg Csongradi, Jeanne ' fw'- :': , nofage, rom f f ' ' P S M h Dreiszus, Val :ti at Egan, Jan C Evernden, Gail Flint, Barbara Gellufly, Mary Susan 3.5 5. Hunt, Wendy Hutton, Kathy McAlister, Evelyn . Meyer, Susan Seely, Nancy Stearns, Pam Trost, Maxine Whittord, Mary 128 'if 3 3 5 1 KAPPA SIGMA This year's Kappa Sig house presidents were Chuck Eison and Gary Simmons. Delta Theta of Kappa Sigma had its beginning this spring semester. Kappa Sigma began as a colony last fall with eight pledges. Chuck Eison served as pledge president. With the backing and fine help of Kappa Sigma Alumni, Delta Theta was established February, 1961. With Gary Simmons as Grand Master, Kappa Sigma has increased its number to seventeen members and pledges. Our fall house dance, Southern Holidays, was well received and our coast house dance was much lun. We are looking forward to next year wifh high hopes with a new house and new campus life. s W i . i som-iomokfs -. f fm -irr ', fiifisii i Lefosqf Ed . V . ,gi ,,Vi7 Q E' L in 'VL Taggart, Max yi 5 ' s FRESHMEN 1'. 'gg E A r ' , Q3 -4' Banks, Robey ' - t A ' Cooper, Kirby if ' ' I sg Eison, Chuck If S Elle, Don i is .,., wwf Q W s Harman, Bill fd U i ' '- ' Miller, Herb A - Nelson, Greg F Olmo, Russ I Millsap, Bob Schulze, Robert Simmons, Gary 129 Q- SENIORS Billman, Dwight Dearborn, Dorr Donnell, Jim Hielt, Jack McGilvra, Paul Meeker, Tony Mortenson, Dale Rehfuss, David Rounds, Gordon Spence, Skip Weisel, Pete JUNIORS Barton, Dick Biur, Dick Chidester, Bill Coolidge, Harry Courser, Bob Foster, Mike Lysne, Art Schussler, Don Sites, Frank SOPHOMORES Abele, John Beaton, Dabe Binford, John Bush, Bill Clifford, George Dunham, Tom Faro, Milce Hemenway, Buck Litchfield, Richard Lockman, .lan Lord, Dick Mclarney, Pat Mansavage, Gary Maust, Dexter Ray, Ron Steiner, .lon 130 Gamma Sigma of Beta Theta Pi had as its keyword for the year 1960-61 partie: potion. From student body officers to class officers the Betas participated. Fireman's Ball was the theme of the fall house dance. Striped white and red pajamas with matching night caps served as favors for the girls. The social calendar in December was filled for the Betas with their Christmas tea in honor of their new housemother Mrs. Ruth Rooney. February found the Beta house surviving a work week which served as an early spring house cleaning and acquisition of new members. formal at the end of April. profitable for Gamma Sigma. The social calendar came to an end with the Betas having their annual spring All in all, the 1960-61 school year proved to be very . . --,-,' V , .A 71 'f .i1l ' ' K . K ' ' my . t , i ', g:gg:f1s',:- . . M ,,55f.,: . , V , ' , 5 , '- , K . ., is if .wen , si, Ui.: V, . . . H .. .f fisaff- '- fr . AM eh .v 1 . ,. me 1 , - , In Q ,. , . . N ' 1 his . , . as I I 'ff - gf , 1 'I' - '11 2 i f V ' ' ,gf 5' X . 5 , Q, , , .. 5 A as gi il Q is 1 V , ' ' I V- ' . ,f H ,K :gs ., , Qs 2- ' ' ' r 1 fs, ' H -is ,vow-'s . .1 , Qsefefiggs s H... - X- -, Lj?gffs,Jff V' F EQ 4. .A 'few I -if 1' V 'hifi 1 ,, ' -- sf ., . if A: eii D 55 if 5 ' af N wswfrwiszgfysgwWm-pe , , K, -A ,V . i ,, :ft:f:i5L 1 ',,ff. f f 1 ' ' , , in . . , Y , . K 3 .. ,V fn , ' be 4 -B' Q if 4 3 ,, Gordon Rounds, house presidenf, poses wifh fhe Bela house mofher, Mrs. H. N. Rooney. BETA THETA Pl . .1 ' Q B ' 5 il' ' ' 7' ' ' B i B 'V ii L f y E .1 I, I n . s s 1 3 A ii G -1-9' in . 'Q V ik, ,Qi fig: 4,35 E WF' ff' ' ' l.5g'1s-Qfff 2 . i Q 1 of 'QI' ! Au. R, . is sf' Verloop, Pefer Whifeley, Mike FRESHMEN Ashfon, Ray Bearclsley, Al Bergeron, Gary Cady, Sam Durrell, Mike Fahl, Ron Frewing, Bob Frosf, Al Goode, Jon Hecld, Joe Juve, Gene Juve, .lerry Kizer, Jeff Kliks, Mike Klohk, Herb Krozek, Phil Krueckel, Dick leaviff, Wulf lubomodrov, Slava Maffson, Bob McKenzie, Gary Miller, Tom Panfher, lim Pemberfon, Jim Powell, Bob Reinhorn, Chuck Sherwood, John Simonson, Ron Smifh, Pele Tallaof, Ncfe Thompson, Wayne Whifney, Rusly Wong, Dennis 131 The Phi Delf housemofher Mrs. Neil Mcflhinny poses wifh fall house president Jim Busch and spring house president Larry Thompson. PHI DELTA THETA SENIORS Baker, Bill Bishop, Jaclr Busch, Jim Grayclon, Mike Knappe, Ed Krebs, Dick Milnes, Greg Richfer, Bill Robinson, Jim Rollins, Earl Snow, Bill Spoonemore, Jerry Thompson, Larry Waferman, Milre Weaver, Lee Youngblood, Rolaerf i www Campbell, Dick Esicourf, Milce K A.,:: :T -I Af Moser, Ned L - I 'I32 W L ,M X2 X S, +- of nn gsm 'M ir , 1 ex X gg 1' as wh ,, 3 , args 2, if M 1 ,f 2 is 1, 3 gf we , J 1 if 555 5 . .. , -.,, 'g,,- Y ,. , 1 Oregon Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta had a very satisfying and worth- while year on the Willamette campus. Hard worlc was the motto of the chapter, and it obviously paid off in many respects, including a slight shuffle in the scholarship rating on the campus. Beyond was the theme of our fall semester house dance, which proved to be an enjoyable evening for all who attended. The main social slate was completed with our spring house dance, Roaring Twenties, again a very successful dance. Other spring activities included Project Day, Alumni Banauet, Pinned and Engaged Banquet, and the beach trip. This summer the activities of the Phi's will range from working in canneries to European tours. is as ,isit , K 5 ,E uv. - ,kkk tziggsw -I -fl , ' ,Q gi jx A l- ff A 1 eel a if s s s r T i isso f m Q .f mn. , 54. his' F ,Jn k 'WS 1 1 T Q . fi? in Nagel, Kevin Richey, Paul Wayland, Richard SOPHOMORES Adams, Diclc Babicky, Dave Douglass, George O'Hair, .lim Redmond, Bill Sticlca, Dale FRESHMEN Allen, Bill Carlin, Tony Cruden, Ken Fogg, Fred Lang, Bill McCormick, Pat Metcalf, Dan Phemister, Art Swayze, Franlc Wayland, Mike 133 SENIORS Daniel, Dale Darby, Jerry FriHs, Bill Hollen, Gary Johnson, Bing May, Jerry Olson, Eldon Penaier, Bob Welch, Pele Zehnfbauer, Al JUNIORS Bail, Bob Burrow, Bob Darby, Chuck Fax, Nick Fiske, Tom Gilchrisf, Dennis Haugeberg, Dave Heryford, Bob McAulay, Sid Sasaki, Ed Shupe, Bill Sfoddard, Charles Williams, Rom SOPHOMORE5 Bush, Chuck Burgess, Jason Buxfon, Weldon Cummins, Ellioif Dorsch, Tony Humphrey, Gordo Jackson, Todd Kerwin, Brad Laefsch, Erich Laughlin, Mike Leonard, Bill Livingston, Mike Merrill, Max Miichell, Pa? Roberfson, Dave 134 I1 Ai ihe end of rush we were in good cheer We had forty pledges io siari off the year. Our house was also in real fine shape With fresh painfed walls, new furniiure and drapes. The Violei Ball was anoiher blasi And we selecied Corky from an all-siar casi. Jusi when we were siarfing io go The powers slapped us on Social Pro. Then February came and our friend we lost We gave him a wake and spared no cosi. But how could we know we'd be back in ou Noi long fhereafier wiih our house ablaze. Bui fhe SAE's fhis year have shown spirif The one thing we learned is how fo bear if. G26 ggfiill . , W so s' ' N: f1f,1Qf, fgfziifi . 1 'Qi-fl ' . Rf' .fu as ffl ' , ' '- 2 wig ,. .gap 5 L .-I my ,sees ,. .4 A ,sf -eww , we - A Q.. 1 -H A is i I , 1: A Eff : Q X , X ' 5 l,Za9fi'5 5 f-Pvfgiyq' meg 'sf ' ' Iiirifeeseri ifvw.-ii,,' sa egsfiygi - :' -sjigr, . f,l1-457, ,,, ,W 1' 51,55 fsrzggggf gj 2:i,2,.sf . 2 ' .. V Ye 2:.a,f:i 'ni ,eq Q , f 'SF .T Y N.. 1 x 'e Q5 if Airs , J 'E 2 2 z -1 Eldon Olson, spring house president, and Jerry D'orby, fall house presidenf, escorf housemoiher Mrs. Ida Woofon. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILCD 4 at i MW 6 s g l sf A Y S z r. -ze if , 3113515 ' 5 lfiefii . .f ' f - f3T?'i'T. ' . J - .Q if 1-M -96 ,ggi 7k-,ff , y l kV,, +1 ,, hx A , ' 'x s . ' 1 s' 5 ,s.- - 1 'Q Robinson, Gary Sfephen, Phil Topping, Greg Yungen, Walf Welch, Ron FRESHMEN Anderson, Clark Anicker, Joe Beclr, Gary Brown. Jim Charlfon, Denny Comislcy, Cliff Cornell, Bill Dixon, Jim Drury, John Finlce, Pele Grieser, Jim Gusfafson, Ron Hanley, Pele Hassell, Jon Kelly, Mike Kreis, Tom Johnsfon, Dave long, Gary Lorenzen, Don McFarlane, Jim McMllllan, Bill Marshall, Jim Morgan, Milce Narfonis, Dave Pringle, Tom Rosf, Terry Seifz, loren Schallengerger, Ed Sleeper, Howdy Slimalc, Bill Slewarf, Ken Suiherland, John 135 '73 , iffy?- vffi x'?l 4 48 -EQ,,L3St:'-115, fzifwggx-,' -f,w,,ufs,m:1- fwWfz,v:Wgl.' A wg.QQris1gw.Q , f MWF, - 1 lVf'fi13i5 ' ' Qgfggqimgr 1, Q3 cfs! 2 en: L94 Qu ,gm M xr-r 7 if Q' 5' 2' 13, Ll F5 fliifgii -',- H 3 .Q , .la xii SENIORS Anderson, Doug Auvinen, Jerry Cheeld, Chuck Ellioff, Chuck Hellenfhal, Bob James, Jim Manning, Pele McDowell, Pele Snyder, Andy Thurber, Lee Toomey, Dennis JUNIORS Blouin, Ray Bolle, Don Camerano, Dave Gooding, Ted Green, Lyle Hemingway, Tom Hiclcs, Prenlis Honerluh, Ray Kremer, Pefe lifchfield, Jim luchini, Al Mourer, Pefe Murdoclc, Sieve Sfover, Herb Thom, Phil Warden, Gary SOPHOMORES Baker, .lohn Caulale, Wulf Downs, Glen Elder, Bob Farr, Sam Good, Tony Gregory, Gene Holrala, Bob Haffenhnuer, Marlc 138 ,Q , Mrs Rachel McWilliams, housemofher, and Jerry Auvinen, house presrdenl are picfurecl in from' of the Sigma Chi house. SIGMA CHI ug gi 0 0 gfajy, , mx is ,g 2 .. , ix? ' A, mam a. c ' f':' ::- gl 4 V. Q T . I P mg' 3 c N ',,,1 T v . F 1 5235 -:hath X L2 if F z me 'WE 1 v 6 :el ,S .. .. L.: i i f I f Z, ff' -'., sph Another eventful year of bulldozing through those books and making the most of good times to be had has run its course for the men of Delta Zeta chapter of Sigma Chi. Headed by Consul Jerry Augie Auvinen and company, we pooled our resources to come up with the usual never-a-clull-moment theme around the Sig house. The annual Sweetheart Ball, with Miss Ann Davenport capturing the imagination of all of us, highlighted the year. Our activities ranged from a Christmas party for under-privileged children around the community levery Sig turning into a self-styled Santa Clausi, to a semester break fling in the mountains. Scholarship chairman Phil Worm Thom cracked the whip with amazing results while our greedy, grasping treasurer Lee Thurber counted the chips in the coffers for house improvements. fs,,1m1::.e:,g,1 .-.. .ggi .,,.W,,. ,. , 5 ,L . gg:-of :, 'Q Q axe if . M. X, 3 Warsaw -fssiigffei 3 A ,, .,,. tw, sf1s,.e,ff A mm- . '- fx, 1551? . Yr f- 5 L7 L if 23113 J wh ,. M Y N .Q H . X L g . , fe , , r T Zig was .2-1?-. :-.?t:3z'.- H. 1 Y 1 S w 1 R 1 ZH Y X agar 1 fm W lik ,rw f Q fe K M 99526 fe pf f Q se cl , i f ' ' Ze ' WL - v ., ' Y me W . -. - e - - sg 1-.msusefz L s A ' . .. . ..... I a ll -,grae ifii .. is -f-1 L ss s :vi-,Qi ' ., ' Elf' f, Q K sr 1 if is . ..... .. . Q .. ffsifsas -f 'i1i??f'fa:-1: Q 1? we .T if T it ff H O. T , is K sssi i., .gil - .. ' Q S? . .v55?4?7s5il' l 1 if T Klicks, Barney Knudsen, Pete Lowenburg, Larry Moore, Bill Nopp, Gary Powers, Paul Simon, Doug Tillman, Pat Williams, Holt Wooclle, Bob FRESHMEN Booth, Jim Bond, Larry Borttield, Dave Clark, Jim Crane, Steve Crider, Barry Dickenson, Hank Drew, Denny Fletcher, Bob Gohlert, Ernie Harbison, Bob Hanson, Jim Leathers, .lim McClure, Joe McCready, George McDowell, Eric Merriam, Bob Miller, Gary Miller, Fred Moore, Doug Redding, Bob Russell, Dave Smith, Sid Squire, Doug Whipple, Bob Wynea, Gary 139 . . QU -if tif? in X' 5 Q I .F Fi? ' i ASSOCIATED MEN SENIORS Briggs, Pefe DeBoer, Judd deLespinasse, Paul Gladwin, Wayne Kifchener, Dave Mclnfosh, Dave Minor, Paul Sanford, John Seifz, .lim Tucker, Lyle .lUNlORS Friclc, Bill Godwin, Larry Moore, Marshall Paulding, Sieve Williams, Carl SOPHOMORES Black, Bruce Harris, Renn Jussila, Bob Lufie, Roberf McPhefres, Sfeve Poller, Maurice Robinson, lim Rose, Bruce Russell, Lesler Ruflrowslci, .leff Todd, Wesley FRESHMEN Alcers, Chuclc Balcer, Kennelh Baughman, Burr Genfry, Grover Hamillon, Bill Schmidf, Tom Sfeen, Bill Thompson, Dennis Vaagen, .lohn Warner, Dick Willener, Henry Zasloupil, David INDEPENDENT MEN SENlORS Ginoza, Ken Malsumura, Roy 140 The year began in a propifious manner wiih an exfremely early lOcfoberi fall house dance. The early dafe was chosen fo facilifafe our oufdoor Hawaiian luau fheme. The roasl pig was enjoyed af a picfuresque and secluded spof on The Willameffe River. lnferspersed with The usual well-received serenades was an informal serenade and shower parfy wifh Lucy Lee house. Our shower handles were deposifed for safe lceeping af Lee house and fhe infracfable Lee women refused fo relurn fhem unfil we did a liHle log rolling. We were mosf happy fo be able fo presenf a special serenade fo our fiffh winning Beffy Coed candidafe. The formal spring house dance was a memorable evenf wifh fhe special dinner dedicafed fo our graduafing seniors. The beach trip was our lasf fling before we were engulfed by finals. V ,. igi QV V VV, KV V 1 Elv VV VVV . mi if, ,IQE ig. , .VVZ VV V V 2 VV, VVV V,VV5V,V, L J, ,VVVVV ,clloi Q V gf sg' , s F L T if I f rf J 5? KQV 1' - ' x E22 525' , fw 1- f- - 5: ,, 1 81 , fi .i.. V infix 6 Jaffe is We , 44 Ev' Q , spipiii psi, . if x wr i i , iiiii i if 5 T fi A - L ,B1 T iii s, T is V V? :Vg 5- -:--sw f: V ff' -3 ef s 42? gl if J 2 f if S+ ..., Mrs. Pearl Emmel, Baxfer Hall housemofher, is picfured wifh fall house presideni Pele Briggs and spring house presidenf Wayne Gladwin. BAXTER HALL - YMCA , . s,r. , -W e ,--, B E' l Xi , s C PM W? 1. s CW, A EIHFWA 1 Mk' 9 'wx +A a s -f 'W yi, fx ,,,. 5 18 1 sv ip f r-35' '-in A ' W -1,-.V -iw 1 Wk 4 . Y exfgfszwseig 9 5 4 'sr 2 ' xv is Mason, Dean Tyack, Rick JUNIORS Kreis, John Neimann Alberf Nelson, Dick Reed, Dave SOPHOMORES Bliss, William Lamberfon, Kurl Ryan, .lohn FRESHMEN Ahmed, Mukki Bugado, Harold Cox, Rodney Crane, Pinar dePew, Bob Easferly, Mike Elliolf, Bob Fraser, John Frickey, Gene Frew, AI Graham, Bob Grimes, Dick Goodman, Jerry Hamilton, Mark Hansen, Sieve Harmon, Bill Henderson, Arvin Hensley, Cap Hubbard, David Hudspefh, Barry Hyde, Tom Kenneff, Howard Pickering, John Pugh, Clarence Rabensfein, Dalles Rich, Ken Rieder, Bob Tuller, Roberl Shuey, Bob Wilson, Harlan 141 Professors somefimes adjourn class fo fhe lounge of flwe Cai Cavern as a diversion from formal class sessions. SENIORS Buzzell, Bruce Cleek, Pa? Dorseff, lan Gallagher, John Giesbreclrf, Eugene Leger, Norissa Mason, Virgil Royer, Barbara Snell, .lim JUNIORS Allen, Paul Barley, Norman Berg, Gregory Birrell, Bruce Crooch, Dee Dawson, Diana Dosl1er, Fred Gilclea, Barbara Gwynn, Dennis Hales, Lynn Hawes, Carol Hirfe, Dave Kersfen, Clin? leiseflw, Barbara Monroe, Wesley Smith, Tylre Wlriflow, Ray Wolf, Judy 142 r NV if M 4 1 f W Y W mr 1 5 ' V' I , a i I' 0 z Ci r Aim F ? g Q5 2 S 5 is V, if T 3 -gm 'xazff a, lsr? . u - ' -- 21: :sw , fff .,s. Wim A MEM Q gl sa 5 is Q X ! Q? if if ' A 3' Q 3 is x. .. w M B WEA I DEPE DE T TOW STUDENTS . . A TT A A Q W i F L, K, ,. Ks . , A fm, . ., ,a m , it 7 'W M , 2 , y A vp 5' A , , L-my ,M T fail T M5516 - If -V M . as. 1'-. ' f. , 43,132 152- 2159191 5 Q- 1-Y' - ' 'I 71 Q -,.,,,,+ :-' xmiif- 2' in , , 1, Hem' X Q Em? ,, 4 it- eff? Y S .1 D B Ia gi sa S 1 ik SOPHOMORES Allen, John Beaver, Rollin Counfermine, Jol1n Ebner, Pele Gray, Pam Grenz, Bonnie Pearcy, Diana Poiler, Edward Russell, Brenda Schiewelr, John Slranander, Ronald Wlvifing, Floyd FRESHMEN Abernafhy, Audrey Anderson, Janef Bafus, William Barry, Judy Cazier, Anjenefie Denyer, Judy Gilberlson, Gary Halsfead, James Keyser, Rod Monroe, Jim Moorelwead, Max Pinlrerfon, Duane Snider, larry Van Pell, Dick 143 ORGANIZATIONS jk X. f , .,1- H N ,- M1 R 'ffxy h .1 SQ 'G ,xg V ww. . Q ' if X. i . 1 .. :. . ,:,. X Q' A ' 1 215 . X xx V.,, V.12 I -Q,- ..b - 1 .-i,1:,, . R x,,.,,,, 3 ..:.A. ,v,1Z R .,.: . 21,-1: lxswxgxx X X KX NX V'.? ,:.' 1 .'.:' .nf M O X 'XX X X' W --., ,' ? ?25l?Sif'iii:iiiE2 -,A . .2, ilfl- 3 9' X W 'J i f . . . X .ww ., Nj .,.fA. Q .R 3 X 4 X ., ...I X. .. T fx X : Vx -.- 1:-:Li ,A,- ,lu V X: ..A-. - Egg.. ' yy KX AX ex '-,. X xl :- -.h-:' ,- E X I E E., Vviff, 5 . .A. , 4 i , V: q 2,. . '.1' -. -', ' 1 .-.-. l -f'. V rx .VL .Z ,:.. ,. .llvxvzi .,l. . gk 1. ish, 5. N,-I ,af V5 ...4 Q xx. S' '- .Q : ' XSS ff Vq F ifi A. . -3 3 5 . i ' . 5. . n A 1 . . f Y 1 . 5 .-.' I Z Kg Ng 1 ... ,.,Q , . V.,... 1 fp X 1 'V qf ..A' : I iff.. .-.. .'.: Sli. Xifkig xx PHI ETA SIGMA ALPHA LAM B DA DELTA Freshman women who have a 3.5 GPA or above are entitled to membership in Alpha Lambda Delta. They are lseated, left to rightj Joann Gay, Nancy Stewart, Sylvia Schubert. lStandingl are Gail Durham, Brenda Russell, Sue Whitelaw, Mary Ann Wright, Judy Hoelschen, Alice Hamilton. Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman men's honorary, is composed ot those students who maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher. They include lfirst row, left to rightl Jon Goode, Gary Wynia, Ernst Gohlert, Pete Smith, Slava Lubomudrov, Bill Allen, Jim Brown. lSecond rowj Al Frost, Jack Bernard, Bill Batus, Doug Moore, Bob Rieder, Dave Beier, Mike Kelley, Cliff Comislcy, John Sutherland. BET ALPH GAMMA Beta Alpha Gamma, the sophomore women's honorary, is composed of Iseated, left to rightl Judy Hoelschen, Gail Durham, Jane Yaple, Anne Martin, Charlene Farrow, and Sue Lewis. fStandingl are Elaine Pflugmacher, Sue Whitelaw, Sherrie Steele, Joann Gay, Judy Rhorer, Thelma Ray, Evelyn Rosen, and Mrs. Jean Williams, advisor. Included in BAG's service to the school this year has been watching the polls at elections and taking roll during convo and chapel. SIGMA ALPHA CHI Adams, Dick Bush, Chuck Douglas, George Downs, Glen Dunham, Tom ,gi E Elder, Bob I' Fara, Mike I Hakala, Bob Maust, Dexter F J 'I Q., Mclarney, Pat tg Ki' e - Robertson, Dave as i, A M' Robinson, Jim Simon, Doug Woodle, Bob Sigma Alpha Chi is the sophomore men's equivalent to BAG's. Men of outstanding service and scholarship, during their freshman year, are honored with membership. During elections, they were found manning the polls with the BAG's. 147 Barton, Dick Butler, Stewart Daniel, Dale Dearborn, Dorr delespenasse, Paul Meeker, Tony CDK J Q5 Mortenson, Dale Richter, Bill Rounds, Gordie . . Sites, Frank Snow, Bill Snyder, Andy Thom, Phil Tuclcer, Lyle Weisel, Pete Welch, Pete l 5 f I 5 i an-Q w MUD Omicron Delta Kappa is an organization on campus comprised of junior and senior men who have shown outstanding participation in campus activities. It is their goal to inspire other men at Willamette to take an interest in local and campus activities. Several members of the faculty are also included in the membership. MGRTAR BOARD This very competitive senior women's honorary requires a tour-year grade point average of a 3.0. The coeds must also be active on campus. Included in this year's membership are lleft to rightl Elaine Buclcinger, .loan Barber, Maureen Avery, Karen Madsen, G e r a n n a Stevens, Marcia Humphrey, and Dean Ewalt. COEDS QF THE MO TH McGilvra, Paul Milnes, Greg Morfenson, Dale Buffer, Sfu Deboer, Judd 'I Briggs, Fefe 43 My-. -we Barber .loan AVSFY, Maureen Henninber, Karen Humphrey, Marcia Larsen, Gail Madsen, Karen ,gy ' ' wh Royer, Barbara in ' T L T ' i Teufel, Judi' f,. ' ' 5 ROTARIANS O THE MO TH MU PHI EPSILO Mu Phi Epsilon, the women's music honorary, includes in its membership fleff to rightj Anne Martin, Alice Hamilton, Wendy Hunt, Suanne Hower, Mary Sue Gellatly, Thelma Ray, Evelyn Landrith, Joan Barber, Judy Elliott, Nancy Stewart, Barbara Jackman, Anne Kaufman, Joyce Larson, Rosy Doolen. Seated is Judy Starr. i H Q L ' 3 'S - PHI MU ALPHA The men's music honorary, Phi Mu Alpha, lists in its membership fleft to rightl Mr. Maurice Brennen, advisor, Jim Robinson, Dave Robertson, Bill Bush, Larry Martin, John Schiewek, Mike Potter, Greg Nelson, Jeff Rutkowski, Carl Williams, Dave Beier, Al Frew, Renn Harris, Paul 150 Minor, Keith Taylor, Dave Crane, Lyle Tucker, Norm Walters. Seated is Gary Frame. THETA ALPHA PHI On the Willamette cam- pus outstanding students in dramatics are hon- ored through member- ship in Theta Alpha Phi, national drama honorary. Members are selected on the basis of ability and par- ticipation in school productions. Members of Theta Alpha Phi are Ileft to rightl Al Stevens, Jo Gannon, Langley Brookes, Prof. Putnam, Lois Van Loben Sels, Ted Alexancler, Martha Wynd, and Dianne Dickson. W U PLAYERS i x i ln preparation for the production The Crucible, members of the W.U. Players are busy touching up makeup for cast members. 151 KAPPA DELTA Pi Abele, Judy Dockstader, Harriet Elliot, Judy Ferguson, Georgia Gillard, Shirley Hauke, Marian Koch, Marianna Melandy, Prudy Sparks, Marilyn MemberSl1ip in Kappa Delft!! Pi in- Stanberry, Rosemary cludes those students interested in 5'U 'f Judi' a career in education and who have maintained high scholarship in this area. 'I52 Pi GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu, Willamette's Social Science honorary, has been priv- ileged to meet with Governor Mark Hatfield in the Governor's private conference room. The pur- pose of this organization is to further interest in the social sciences. 1+ A Members of the Campus Y enjoy the big and little sister swim party held in the YWCA's new swimming pool. Belly Coed, Ann Martin, and .loe College, Dexter Maust, anxiously open the gills presented lo them at the AWS dance. AWS YWCA Harriet Doclrslader and Charlene Farrow take charge ol one of the Y Teen groups which meets weekly at the YWCA. The members of the Willamette AWS council are lstanding, left lo rightj Judy Hoelschen, Marcia Halter, Pal Skidmore, Marianna Koch, Thelma Ray, Shirley Gillard, Joan Laurila, and Mary Ann Wright. lSealed. lelt to righll are Karen Madsen, Judy Teulel, advisor Dean Ewall, and Jucly Smilh. 153 Q 'W 3, 2: lr' Q 4 STUDE T EDUCATIO ASSOCIATICD 'wwf' 2 - KX Snell, Jim Sfarr, Judy ' Sfanbery, Rosemary ,, Stephens, Beffy Siewarf, Janef S Sfeiner, John 'fir E 0 Q Williams, Ron - Williams, Susie ,V if I . Young, Norma is , S A nlli 154 Arai, Annabel Benson, Joan Bufler, Claudia Buzzell, Bruce Carlson, Ellie Dickson, Dianne Doclcsfader, Skip Edwards, Lynn Farrow, Charlene Ferguson, Georgia Frew, Al Gillard, Judy Girod, Judy Hawes, Carol Holland, Pal Manwaring, Cookie Mason, Dean McAlisfer, Evelyn Melandy, Prudy Mieffunen, Judy Miller, Joeffa Mills, Judy Ramsdell, Val Richards, Jeannie Schiewck, John Schuberf, Sylvia Scoff, Krisfi Shanander, Ronald Vauna Brandi, John Sfeiner, and Dr. Hawes go over ihe agenda for the nexf SEA meeting. PA HELLENIC Formulafing the policies for sororifies on campus are Panhellenic council members lsealed, left fo righfj Carolyn Parr, Alpha Chi Omega, Sue du Chesne, Alpha Phi, lsfancling, lefl lo righfl Judy Ellioff, Della Gamma, Thelma Ray, Pi Bela Phi, Karen Smifh, Chi Omega. 1 TER FRATER lTY CGUNCIL With the purpose of coordinating the acfivifies of WillameHe's five fraiernilies are IFC members lleff io righfl Chuck Darby, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Larry Thompson, Phi Della Thefa, Bob Woodle, Sigma Chi, Ted Gooding, Sigma Chi, Eldon Olson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Herb Miller, Kappa Sigma, Robey Banks, Kappa Sigma. 'I55 igf99'7'9?f ,1 - V Y ' Q my 15 3' K f A- A, 4 Q -4X lPi':f5.:, Q . f -I K - Q .1 ,m,WZ,. 1 H H' 512155 ' M5 an Q31 Qin gf --Q' ,K M ,ass 353, M ,. , , ., ' wig., . K W W M Q: AW ,T eva Q.-iw , 'WCW X A4,di.w f' Y X., f gg, W1 4. x .' A if ' ffl , A5 4-A 7 fl? is A gt,-M ma ,Ir V A H F' , - wg , wiki A a 4-Q M , k - , ,, f -ff r ,M1 Guam . 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ACTWWHE BQARD pdl .....-h-- Anqilu' ., f-A' i i ' Y' : -v X , . ,,s,s.,m Under the direction of Loretta Ray, first vice-president of the -li' f' 5- student body, Activities Board meets to schedule and coordinate campus events. Activities Board meets weekly. 160 nrll -'E sru DE T SENATE A new student govern- ment organization on cam- pus this year, Student Senate meets each Mon- day in Eaton. In the meetings, directed by stu- dent body president Tony Meeker, policies are for- mulated which affect all of Willamette. Members of the student body are welcome and are urged to attend Student Senate. WESLEY Af weekly Sunday evening meef- ings, members of Wesley, the Mefhodisf-affiliafed sfudenf group on campus, discuss fopics relafed fo or beifer undersfanding of Chrisiian efhics. Af a weekly Wesley meefing members include llefi fo righfl .lan Sfewari Mike Poiier Dianne Dickson, Rufh McMaih, fhe evening's guesi speaker and Bill Frick CANTERBURY Canferbury Club is fhe sfudenf organizaiion for Willameffe members of the Episcopal Church. Members may parficipaie in special Holy Communion services which are held periodically. Rezos, Marcia Sfone, Karen Swayze, Frank Vaagen, John Cooley, Anne Elliofi, Bob Huifon, Kathy Bowers, Susan fa , ., f H . '2'-N LUTHERA STUDE T ASSN . Amlin, Jeanne Baker, Kenneth Black, Bruce Bugaclo, Harold Demler, Lorraine Dosher, Fred Gooding, Ted Graham, Bob Gregory, Judy Herytord, Robert Mayer, Diane Toomey, Dennis Wright, Bonnie 162 The Lutheran Student Association sponsors a banquet honoring student members and faculty Meet ings are held periodically on campus. EWMA CLUB AR OLD AIR SOCIETY Arnold Air Sociefy is an honorary organizaiion composed of selecf members in fhe advanced A.F.R.O.T.C. program. The rosfer includes llefl fo righfj Ed Sasaki, Ned Moser, Seward Mc- Aulay, Dennis Gilchrisf, Gordon Rounds, Tom Hemingway, John Kreis, ond Kevin Nagel. SILVER W: GS As the official marching squad for WillameHe's A.F.R.O.T.C. division, Silver Wings is a precision march- ing and drill team. 163 CONSTRUCTIO As the 7960-67 school year pro- gresses, the students have also been able to watch the construction progress on the new 57,200,000 men's dormitory to be located on the southeast corner of the campus. With each additional floor, the dorm begins to take on a more definite shape. When completed, it will house 235 men, the center section being reserved for freshman men. The west wing will include upper class independ- ent men, and the east wing is reserved for Willamette's two new fraternities. 165 5 iw-i 5 f ig -Q e ,- A- --... ROTC Cadets stand at attention as they prepare to march in the annual Armistice Day parade. F xx' W f Yam 'gy sf-P :wi ,Y mf f mg' W f ' ' ' F N we ' YQ' r if My-f K .yn .- 'QM XQQ A f- ' .x., - . Q V, , mv: V Q 5- if ,, 5 1 f x X V V Our precision Angel Flight, under drill captain Sue Lewis, PUUSGS in f0rmation before joining the parade ranks. 166 if 3 Abele, Judith Helen English, BA Portland, Oregon Anderson, Douglas Poole Biology, BS Portland, Oregon Auvinen, Jerry Paul Psychology, BA Olympia, Washington The Fine Arts Auditorium witnesses winter commencement exercises in honor of those 170 who are graduating at the end of the first semester. Avery, Maureen English, BA Anchorage, Alaska Baker, William Rodger Economics, BA Burlingame, Califorina Barber, .loan P. Sch. Music, BMEd Eugene, Oregon Barber, Joel Conrad Art, BA Salem, Oregon Berez, Henry Economics, BA Portland, Oregon Blewett, Peter Wesley French, BA Salem, Oregon Bowers, Eugene Roland Hisiory, BA Salem, Oregon Brandt, Vauna LaReda Pipal Biology, BA Salem, Oregon Briggs, Charles Peier Mafhemafics-Physics BA Menlo Park, California Brodsky, Anne Trueblood English, BA Salem, Oregon Brookes, Langley Drama, BA Orinda, California Buclcinger, Aniia Elaine Poliiical Science, BA Portland, Oregon Busch, James Colon Economics, BA Ashland, Oregon Butler, Sfewarf Myron Economics, BA Poriland, Oregon Buzzell, Bruce Elwin Physical Eclucafion, BA Salem, Oregon Callanan, .loseph Thomas Mafhemalics-Physics, BA Salem, Oregon Carmichael, .lo McNary Religion, BA Salem, Oregon Carmichael, Slephen Jay Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon 171 Cheatham, James Psychology, BA Salem, Oregon Cheeld, Charles McDonald Psychology, BA Portland, Oregon Christensen, Keith Roger Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Cisneros, Marvin Anthony Sociology, BA Oregon City, Oregon Crow, David Mize Economics, BA McMinnville, Oregon Daniel, Dale Merrick Chemistry, BA Arcadia, California Dearborn, Dorr Gellatly Chemistry, BA Ontario, Oregon DeBoer, Judd William Economics, BA Portland, Oregon delespinasse, Paul Fredrick Political Science, BA Lompoc, California III i 172 Dezsofi, Marilyn .lean Smith Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Dickson, Dianne Valory Speech-Drama, BA Portland, Oregon Dilly, George Bernard Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Donnell, James Campbell Economics, BA The Dalles, Oregon , Drier, Karen Lee Psychology, BA Portland, Oregon Elliott, Charles William Psychology, BA Salem, Oregon Feitelson, Ira Samuel History, BA Salem, Oregon Foxley, Edward George Jr. Chemistry, BA Salem, Oregon Frederick, John Charles History, BA Salem, Oregon Fritts, William Chipman Economics, BA Hillsborough, California Gallagher, John Neil Mathematics-Physics Salem, Oregon Giesbrecht, Raymond Eugene Chemistry, BA Dallas, Oregon l In cap and gown, the seniors file into the Fine Arts Auditorium to attend their Baccalaureate service. 173 Gilley, David Dustin Political Science, BA Salem, Oregon Gilmore, Janet Marjorie Political Science, BA Arlington, Virginia Ginoza, Kenneth Toshio Mathematics, BA Honolulu, Hawaii 'fight Gladwin, Wayne Paul Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Gray, Deborah Ann Spanish, BA Woodland, California Halter, Marcia lla Sociology, BA Klamath Falls, Oregon Hamacla, Richard Kiichi Mathematics, BA Honolulu, Hawaii Hellenthal, Robert Ludwig Jr Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Henninger, Karen Lee Sociology, BA Coquille, Oregon Graduating seniors read many memories into the old Willamette historical marker which stands in front of the campus. Hinton, Raymond Earl Religion, BA Salem, Oregon Hodges, Dorothy Jacobsen Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Hollen, Gary Mathematics, BA Salem, Oregon Humphrey, Marcia Jean Psychology, BA Salem, Oregon Hutchinson, Neil Barrie Physics-Mathematics, BA Salem, Oregon James, Richard Ernest Biology, BS Phoenix, Oregon Jelden, Earl Richard Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Jenkins, Sheryl Kathryn Psychology, BA Portland, Oregon Johnson, Byron Payne Economics, BA Burlingame, California Johnson, Carroll Joan Spanish, BA Portland, Oregon Kitchener, David Lawrence Pol. Science-Public Administration, BA Hillsborough, California Knappe, Edward William Political Science, BA Snohomish, Washington 175 Krebs, Richard Louis Mathematics, BA Madras, Oregon Lane, Charles Albert Economics, BA Ontario, Oregon Larsen, Gail Kathryn Sociology, BA Silverton, Oregon Leger, Norissa Mae Sociology, BA Hillsboro, Oregon Leitch, Nancy Elizabeth History, BA Portland, Oregon Livie, John D. Economics, BA Juneau, Alaska Lysne, Arthur Economics, BA Portland, Oregon McGilvra, Paul Hugh Economics, BA Forest Grove, Oregon Mclntosh, David Gibson Economics, BA San Mateo, California Madsen, Karen Lucille Psychology, BA Junction City, Oregon Mahoney, Gerald Economics, BA Gervais, Oregon Marsh, Gerald Joseph Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Martin, Larry Dennis Psychology, BA Salem, Oregon Mason, Virgil Lyle Economics, BA Ashland, Oregon Matsumura, Roy Akira Mathematics-Physics, BA Molokai, Hawaii May, Gerald Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Milnes, Gregory Earl Economics, BA Medford, Oregon Minor, Paul James Chemistry, BA Forest Grove, Oregon Moll, Marvin James Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Mortensen, Dole Thomas Economics, BA Hood River, Oregon Myers, Karen Lee Sociology, BA Corvallis, Oregon Faculty members and honored guests wait to take their places in the academic procession. 177 Nickels, Henrieffa English, BA Gresham, Oregon Olson, Eldon LeRoy Mafhemafics-Philosophy, BA Capeslrano Beach, California Ormsbee, Orin R. Polifical Science, BA Salem, Oregon Penaier, Roberf Francis Economics, BA Porflancl, Oregon Peferson, Claudia Ann Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Ray, Loreffa Eleanor Psychology, BA Foresf Grove, Oregon Rehfuss, David Phillip Political Science, BA Salem, Oregon Richfer, William Louis Hisfory-Polifical Science, BA Salem, Oregon Rollins, Earl Arfhur .lr. Biology, BS Porfland, Oregon Dr. Smifh awards ouigoing Sfudenf Body Presiclenl, Tony Meeker, wifh fhe fradifional gavel af the spring awarcls assembly. Rounds, Gordon Mervyn Mathematics, BA Gladstone, Oregon Sanford, John Austin Economics, BA Silverton, Oregon Saverude, Charles Cameron Pol. Sci.-Public Admin., BA Portland, Oregon Schmidt, Larry Lynn Physical Education, BA Vancouver, Washington Seitz, James Arthur Pol. Sci.-Public Admin., BA Salem, Oregon Smith, Dennis Political Science, BA Albany, Oregon Smith, Mariel June Sociology, BA Ketchikan, Alaska Snell, James Maynard Mathematics, BA Salem, Oregon Snow, William Robert History, BA San Anselmo, California Spence, Maynard Roberts Economics, BA Oakland, California Spoonemore, Jerry Wayne Physics, BA Dayton, Washington Stambaugh, Annabelle Sociology, BA Bremerton, Washington 179 Sfevens, Geranna Caroline Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Siewarf, Alice Jane Sociology, BA Porflancl, Oregon Taylor, Alden Keifh Piano, BM Salem, Oregon Teufel, Judy Joan Sociology, BA Hillsboro, Oregon Thompson, Larry Dean Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Thurber, Lee Henry Economics, BA Beaverton, Oregon Tucker, Lyle Melvin French, BA Camas, Washington Tyaclc, Richard Mellow Economics, BA Mi. Vernon, Washingfon Walker, Sally Anne Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon 180 Waferman, Michael Robe Chemisfry, BA Porfland, Oregon Weisel, Pefer Fowler Economics, BA Pullman, Washingfon Welch, Pefer William Mafhemafics-Physics, BA Poriland, Oregon rfs Wesf, Thea Agnes English, BA Salem, Oregon Zehnibauer, .lohn Alan Philosophy - Psychology Milwaukie, Oregon Ziegler, Frank Levon Psychology, BA Salem, Oregon liz gi: il is Q, glffm 1 gil iff gg fl gf- QQ 1 - W 1 5 lgf 3, if E ?i Q rsh Those seniors compleiing gradualion requiremenfs are honored of a commencemenf assembly for mid-lerm graduaiion. Barney, Gerald Orville Physics - Mafhemafics, BA Oregon Cify, Oregon Berglund, Sfeven Eric Chemisfry, BA Salem, Oregon Bishop, .lack LeRoy Polifical Science, BA Salem, Oregon Chan, .lack Fong Biology, BS Salem, Oregon Clarke, George louis Organ, BM Porfland, Oregon Cleek, Pafricia Lee Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Coe, Donald Philosophy, BA Salem, Oregon Dahlberg, Henry Irving French, BA Brooks, Oregon SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Docksfader, Harrier Gene Physical Educafion, BA Seaifle, Washingfon Ellioff, Thomas Allan Polifical Science, BA McMinnville, Oregon Epling, David Glen Economics, BA Woodburn, Oregon Eyerly, Michael Wayne Economics, BA Salem, Oregon Gannon, Jo Winifred Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Gilsfrap, Richard Allen Speech - Drama, BA Salem, Oregon Graham, Barbara Ann Royer Sociology, BA Courfland, California Jones, Irma Winifred Provorse Sociology, BA Salem, Oregon Julian, Beafrice Biology, BS San Francisco, California Kaufman, Richard Morehouse Biology, BA Foresf Grove, Oregon Manning, Pefer Kirby Sociolgy, BA Porfland, Oregon Meeker, Anlhony Polifical Science, BA Amify, Oregon Peferson, Gary Nels Poliiical Science, BA Porfland, Oregon Rawlings, Kennefh Eugene Hisiory, BA Salem, Oregon Richardson, Mary Anson English, BA Pensacola, Florida Robinson, James Ray Physical Educafion, BA Salem, Oregon Roy, Roberf Lawrence Sociology, BA Lyons, Oregon Snyder, Andrew William Ari, BA Hillsboro, Oregon Solomon, Sianley Jr. Physical Educafion, BA Honolulu, Hawaii Thompson, Terryl Ann French, BA Mound, Minnesofa Toomey, Dennis Charles Hisfory, BA San Mafeo, California Wafanabe, Musashi Physical Educafion, BA Haine, Hawaii Wright, Geneva Russell Piano, BM Molalla, Oregon Young, Ronald George Economics, BA 181 ADVERTISEMENTS A D I DEX A Abbott, Paula 727 Abele, John 730 Abele, Judy 776, 752, 770 Abernathy, Audrey 70, 743 ACADEMICS 32 ACTIVITIES 56 Adams, Julie 724 Adams, Dick 733, 747 Adkisson, LaRae 74, 778 Akers, Chuck 740 Ahmed, Makki 747 Alexander, Ted 68, 77 Allen, John 743 Allen, Paul 742 Allen, Margaret 724 Allen, Bill 733, 746 Allingham, Bonnie 724 ALPHA CHI OMEGA 774-775 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA 746 ALPHA PHI 776-777 Amell, Carole 773 Amlin, Jeanne 726, 762 Anderson, Clark 707, 735 Anderson, Doug 738, 770 Anderson, Janet 29, 743 ANGEL FLIGHT 766 Anicker, Joe 735 Annes, Carole 24 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN 68 Arai, Annabel 724, 754 Arthur, Courtney, prof. 54 Ashley, Ken 97, 92, 98 Ashton, Ray 737 ATHLETICS 80 Austin, Doug 88, 89 Auvinen, Jerry 738, 739, 770 Avery, Maureen 726, 748, 749, 770 B Babicky, Dave 733 Bafus, William 743, 746 Baird, Lucy 724 Baker, Bill 732, 770 Baker, George 70 Baker, Jerry 773 Baker, John 27, 738 Baker, Ken 740, 762 Baker, William, prof. 36 Ball, Bob 67, 99, 734 BAND 48, 49 Banks, Robey 729, 755 Barber, Joan 27, 44, 774, 748, 749, 750 770 SLOPPY JOE'S 'l2th 81 Center J. 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