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Editor . . . . . . . . Jo Ann Hoyt Business Manager . . . . . Audrey
Adams Adviser . . . . . . . Mrs. Ruth Burnet Copy Editor . . . . . .
Clinton Doherty Student Photographer . . . . James Stewart
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the 1952 Klipsun Page three
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Library Industrial Arts Building Administration Building Page
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Auditorium-Music Building Auditorium-Music Building As part of the long
range expansion program, Western Washington has added another new build-ing
to its already beautiful campus. Dedicated May 2, the Auditorium-Music
building has been a source of pleasure and relaxation for the students.
The student lounge, The Grotto, is located on the first floor, where
television, cards, music and a modern food bar are enjoyed by all. Above
the lounge is the auditorium where twice every week the student body
congregates for an assembly presented by the students themselves or as a
part of the Artist and Lecture series. Fre-quent organ concerts are
planned for the three-manual Moller organ, second largest in the state.
The music department is centered in this lovely building, and a medley of
sound from various in-struments and from student voices usually hovers
over the halls. Last fall the first freshman class to be welcomed to
Western in the new building was addressed by President Haggard. With this
send-off, it is ex-pected that they will have an unusually successful
four years on the campus. Many returning students were afraid t h e y
would miss the old lounge, located in the main building, but after two
weeks all doubts had van ished and the new lounge was accepted as a
com-plete and welcome part of extra-curricular activities. In the past
the college auditorium was not used extensively for meetings of the
townspeople of Bellingham. The seating space was comparatively limited
and the acoustics left much to be desired. With the building of the new
auditorium, however. the College is one of the most sought after places
for lectures and other community programs. Last year Western added an Arts
building to its campus; this year an Auditorium-Music building. Western
has come a long way from its days as the Normal on the Hill and will go
even further in proving to all that there is no better Alma Mater. Page
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administration
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Our President: Dr. W. W. Haggard Each year we wonder how the Klipsun
staff can provide a different and better year book, but thus far we have
never been disappointed. Among the problems each staff has faced for
several years has been that of rising costs. Resourcefulness, how-ever,
has characterized each staff, and there is every reason to believe that
the present staff has lived up to the tradition. We know that the faculty
and the student body will be grateful for an excellent verbal and
pic-torial story of 1951-1952, a year of pro-gress. We know, too, that
all of us will ap-preciate and treasure that story over the years to
come. W. W. HAGGARD President The Trustees of the College this year
are: Burton A. Kingsbury, chairman, a prom-inent lawyer of Bellingham;
Donald Eld-ridge, secretary, an alumnus of the College, and a leading
merchant in Mount Vernon; and Harry A. Binzer, a high executive in the
Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Company of Bellingham and Alaska. The three
are very busy men who take time out monthly, or more frequently, to
consider the multiple problems involved in the administration of the
College. These men deserve much of the credit for the smooth and efficient
op-eration of the College. Their helpfulness is greatly appreciated by
the administration, the faculty, and the student body. Donald Eldridge,
Harry Binzer, Burton Kingsbury Page eight
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DEAN OF MEN AND DEAN OF WOMEN Cooperating to solve student problems are
the two Deans, Miss Lorraine Powers, and C. W. (Bill) McDonald. The Dean
of Women is a capable, vigilant director of Western's women students. She
does an excellent job of handling the numerous and varied questions which
arise and, in addi-tion, clears all c a m p u s social activities through
her office. Dean McDonald super-vises the men of Western, while keeping
up with his dual responsibility in the role of "Big Mac," WWC's basketball
coach. He is particularly successful at finding part-time work for
enterprising students. DR. HAWK The fine faculty and facilities of the
campus school are ably supervised by Dr. Raymond F. Hawk, one of the most
popu-lar men on campus. In charge of the WWC teacher train-ing program,
Dr. Hawk is widely known and makes himself a friend to all students as
well as to his fellow faculty members. ADMINISTRATORS Western's
registrar, Donald Ferris, and his capable assistant, William O'Neil, are
charged with keeping the records straight as the student enrollment
fluctuates yearly. They also plan and supervise the quarterly
registrations. Dr. Merle S. Kuder takes as his problems the problems of
all students. This trio works independently, yet jointly, to contribute
to the successful operation of WWC.
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MARGARET AITKEN, B.A., M.A. Physical Education MELVIN A. ANGELL, B.A.,
M.A., Ed.D. Education EDWARD J. ARNTZEN, B.A., M.A. History EDITH S.
BAKER, B.S., M.A. Education DECLAN BARRON, B.A., M.A. Physical Science
LUCILLE BARRON, B.A., M.A. Home Economics MAY LOVEGREN BETTMAN Commercial
Studies MIRA E. BOOTH, B.A., M.A. Music HAZEL BREAKEY, B.S. Art
LAURENCE W. BREWSTER, B.A., M.A. Speech SAM J. BUCHANAN Financial
Secretary RUTH A. BURNET, B.A., M.A. Journalism Student Publications
GLORIA CAREY, B.A., M.A. Psychology SENE R. CARLILE, A.B., B.S., M.A.,
Ph.D. Speech S. E. CARVER, B.A., M.A. Physical Education KATHERINE M.
CASANOVA, B.A. M.A. Education MOYLE F. CEDERSTROM, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
English EDNA CHANNER, B.A., M.A. Industrial Arts RAYMOND A. CISZEK,
B.S., M.S. Physical Education CHRISTINE COTTRELL, R.N. Nurse ETHEL
CHURCH LINDA COUNTRYMAN HOWARD J. CRITCHFIELD RALPH CULLMANN ALBERT H.
CULVERWELL Secretary to the President B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B.S.,
M.A. B.A., M.A. Home Economics Geography Physical Science History Page
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FRANK L. D'ANDREA, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Music EDGAR F. DANIELS, A.B., M.A.,
Ph.D. English WILLIAM J. DITTRICH, B.S. Physical Science BERNICE C.
DORREN, B.S. Biological Science IRENE M. ELLIOTT, B.S., M.A. Education
MAURICE F. FREEHILL, B.Ed., M.A., Ed.D. Education ANN GARCIA Secretary
to Director of Student Personnel HARVEY M. GELDER, B.A., M.A. Mathematics
HELEN L. GILLHAM, B.A., M.A. Education GEORGIA P. GRAGG Handwriting,
Commercial ELIZABETH GREGORY, B.A. Education IRWIN A. HAMMER, B.A., M.A.,
Ed.D. Education HERBERT R. HEARSEY, B.A., Ed. M., B. S. and M.S. in
L.S., Reference Librarian MILDRED HERRICK, B.A., B.A. and M.A. in L.S.
Librarian ARTHUR HICKS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. English PATRICIA ANN HIEBER,
B.A., M.S. Physical Education HAPOLD M. HINES, B.A., M.A. Education
VICTOR H. HOPPE, B.A., M.A. Speech ELIZABETH HOPPER, M.A. Appointment
Secretary LESLIE HUNT, B.A., M.A. Education THOMAS F. HUNT B.A., M.A.
Geography DONALD P. IRISH VIVIAN JOHNSON STEWART A. JOHNSTON LUCY KANGLEY
B.A., M.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Sociology Education Mathematics English Page eleven
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HALLDOR C. KARASON, B.A., M.A. Education and Psychology ENID KARSTEN,
B.A., B.A. in L.S. Circulation Librarian RUTH KELSEY, B.A., M.A. Art .
PRISCILLA KINSMAN, Ph.B., M.A. Education FLORENCE J. KIRKPATRICK, B.S.,
M.A. Nursing Education FRED W. KNAPMAN, B.A., M.S., Ed.D. Physical
Science KATHERINE E. LANE, B.A., M.S. Physical Science CHARLES F.
LAPPENBUSCH, B.S., M.A. Physical Education .JUSTIN G. LONGENECKER, B.A.,
M.B.A. Economics DAVID McDONALD, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Education RUBY D.
MclNNES, B.A., M.A. Education EILEEN McMILLAN, B.A., M.A. Music PEARL
MERRIMAN, B.A., M.A. Education MARJORIE MUFFLY, B.S., M.A. Physical
Education KEITH A. MURRAY, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. History SYNVA K. NICOL,
B.A., M.A. Education JAMES H. O'BRIEN, B.A., M.A. English EVELYN ODOM,
B.A., M.A. Education ALAN PAWELEK, B.E., Ph.D. Industrial Arts MIRIAM L.
PECK, B.A., M.A. Art RUTH E. PLATT, B.S., M.S. Biological Science
HAZEL JEAN PLYMPTON, Ph.B., M.A. Art JOHN A. PORTER, B.A., M.A. Education
FRANK N. PUNCHES, B.A., M.A. Education Page twelve
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DOROTHY RAMSLAND, B.S., M.S. Home Economics BERNARD W. REGIER, B.S.M.,
M.M. Music CHARLES M. RICE, B.A., M.A. Industrial Arts J. ALAN ROSS,
B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Education and Psychology RAY A. SCHWALM, B.S., M.S.,
Ph.D. Industrial Arts JEAN W. SHEPHARD, B.A., M.A. Education WILBUR
SHERIDAN, B.A., B.M., M.M. Music JOAN SHINEW, B.A., M.A. in L.S.
Circulation Librarian ETHELYN SISK, Secretary Dean of Men BEARNICE
SKEEN, B.S., M.S. Education MIRIAM B. SNOW, B.A., M.A., B.S., M.S.
Librarian RUTH E. SPEARIN, B.A. Catalog Librarian LEONA M. SUNDQUIST,
B.A., M.S. Biological Science HERBERT C. TAYLOR, JR., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Anthropology RALPH H. THOMPSON, B.A., M.A. Education MILDRED TREMAIN
Secretary Dean of Women ANNA ULLIN, B.A., M.A. Foreign Languages ALBERT
VAN AVER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. English DON C. WALTER, B.A., M.A. Music
RUTH WEYTHMAN, B.S., M.A. Physical Education NAN DYBDAHL WIIK, B.A.
Voice PAUL D. WOODRING, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology LAURENCE WRIGHT,
B.S., M.B.A. Economics ALEXANDER, J. ZAWACKI, B.S., M.S. Art NOT
PICTURED DON F. BLOOD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Education HARRY V. LARSON,
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Ager (president) Klug (vice-president) Wiik (secretary) Senior Class
Officers Graduates of the class of 1952 are the first alumni to come under
the new general certificate plan. During their four years here they have
seen the appearance of many new buildings and general improvements on the
campus. Chief among these are the Arts Building and the Auditor-ium- Music
Building. Other firsts witnessed by this group of seniors include the
arrival of foreign students at Western; the introduction of Junior Prom
royalty; and the student-exchange assemblies wit h other colleges.
During their busy final year, their many activities included a class party
in January; a dinner-dance at the Leopold Hotel in February; a picnic in
the spring; and of course the last minute de-tails of graduation, class
day, baccalaureate, and commencement. As a farewell to WWC they have left
behind a school flag as a token of their appreciation for the many kind
memories, and with best wishes for the blue and white.
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AKAM, MARY L.-Everett-Social Science Club (secretary), In-ternational
Relations Club ALEXANDER, DONALD WALKER-Ferndale-Band (president),
Scholarship Society, Kappa Delta Pi (historian), Arion Club ALSEN, ELSA
JOYE-Portland, Ore.-College Christian Fellowship ANDERSON, CHARLES L.-
Friday Harbor-Norsemen ANDERSON, SHARON LUCILLE - Stanwood - Valkyrie,
Band, Kappa Delta Pi, Saxophone Quartet, Senior Planning Board ANGEVINE,
EDWIN W.-Seattle-Who's Who, Tennis, In- dustrial Arts Club (secretary)
ARENTZEN, FREDERICK-East Stanwood-Board of Con trol, Collegian Staff
BAKER, ROBERT R.-Sedro-Woolley-Future Teachers of America (treasurer),
Exchange Assembly BAYLOR, MARY JEANNE-Bellingham-Co-Chairman Exchange
Assembly, WRA, Collegian Staff BEMIS, JAMES-Bellingham-Debate, Kappa Delta
Pi (presi-dent), International Relation Club (president), Social Science
Club BENDER, JOAN PEARL-Centralia-Kappa Delta Pi, FTA BISHOP, LESLIE H.-
Vancovuer, B. C.-Scholarship Society, Kappa Delta Pi BLONDEN, WILLIAM
E.-Bellingham-Norsemen BOKO, ROBERT-Bellingham-Arion Club (president), Band
Woodwind Quintet, Saxophone Quartet BONNY, BIXBY-Snohomish-Norsemen
BREIVIK, WILMA ELAINE-Mount Vernon-Valkyrie (president), Who's Who, Kappa
Delta Pi, Senior Plan-ning Board, Chairman 1950 Homecoming, Chairman 1951
Junior Prom BROOKS, STEFANI MARY-Eugene, Ore.-Transferred from U. of
Ore., ACE, FTA BROWN, LORETTA-Bellingham-ACE, Off-Campus Women BROWN,
ROBERT E.-Fullerton, Calif.-Band, Arion Club, American College Student
Leaders BURNETT, CAROLYN-Portland, Ore.-USCC, Klipsun Staff, AWS BYRNS,
HELEN M.-La Conner-Colheconomist Club, FTA, CCF CASTEEL, LORA-Dayton-AWS
CHILDS, VERNON J.-Bellingham-Norsemen CLARK, RICHARD-Blaine-Band, Choir,
Arion Club CLINE, ROBERT-Ferndale-Football, W Club CLOTHIER, MILTON A. -
Shelton - Junior Class President, Swimming, Board of Control, Kappa Delta
Pi COULTER ROY C.-Bellingham-Norsemen CRAWFORD, DAVID R.-Paris,
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CROW, KENNETH-Arlington-Industrial Arts Club, Norsemen DAVIS,
DONALD-Bellingham-Tennis Team, Norsemen DAVIS, DONALD-Bellingham-Norsemen
DE MARS, JACK R.-Everett-Norsemen DENNIS, JAMES-Poulsbo-Norsemen DEWS,
ROGER-Lynden-Kappa Delta Pi, Band, Arion Club DILLMAN, JUNE-Tacoma-AWS
Commission, Valkyrie DILLON, GAIL-Bellingham-AWS Commission, Val-kyrie,
Who's Who DURR, CHARLES-Bellingham-Norsemen EHLERS, EARL
M.-Bellingham-Band, Pep Band, Choir ELMS, JACK-Longview-Norsemen ERDMAN,
CLARETTA J.-Ferndale-State Colhecono-mist president, Valkyrie, Who's Who
FEE, DONNA MAE-Olympia-Kappa Delta Pi (treasurer), WRA (secretary), Senior
Planning Board FRANKLIN, JOHN J.-Cle Elum-"Merchant of Venice," "Life
With Father" FULKERSON, RUSSELL H.--Aberdeen-Norsemen GARRISON,
BILL-Stanwood-Norsemen GEIJSBEEK, SAM-Kent-Norsemen GILLIE, PAUL
J.-Seattle-Collegian Editor 1950-51, Board of Control, Scholarship Society
HAWKINS, DOROTHY - Bellingham - Band, Orchestra, Arion Club (treasurer)
HAGEN, LOUELLA J. - Bellevue - Co-Chairman 1952 Campus Day, Valkyrie,
Senior Planning Board HAUGEN, JARVIS-Vancouver-Norsemen HALE, PHYLLIS
B.-Bellingham-AWS Commission, Off-Cam- pus Women (president), Interclub
Council HARLAN, FLORENCE COX - Longview - College Choir, Vocal Ensemble,
AWS HASH, NORMAN - Enumclaw - Board of Control, Football, W Club
HEINRICH, IVER- Tacoma-ICC (president), Industrial Arts Club HENDRICKS,
WILLIAM C.-Lynden-College Christian Fellow ship, Kappa Delta Pi HERBERT,
BARBARA-Puyallup-AWS HOFFMAN, MARY L.-Seattle-AWS Pale eighteen
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HOOF, BRUCE-Bellingham-Norsemen IRWIN, CAROL-Seattle-Board of Control,
Senior Planning Board, "American College Student Leaders" JACOBY,
JUNNETTE-Toledo-AWS JOHNSTON, BARBARA- Bremerton-AWS JONES,
VERA-Bellingham-WRA (secretary), Rheba D. Nicker son (president), Blue
Barnacles JOYNES, WILLIS-Orchards-Badminton Club, FTA JURICH,
JOHN-Carbonado-Norsemen KEPLINGER, GEORGE A.-Everett-Yell Leader, Senior
Planning Board KOLASKY, FRANK-Nooksack- Band, Norsemen KNAPP, BILL
B.-Everett-Norsemen KNUTSON, EVELYN - East Stanwood - WRA, Ski Club,
Scholarship Society LAJALA, ROBERT D.-Seattle-Norsemen (president),
Football, Who's Who LAPSLEY, EDWIN-Longview-Chairman of ASB Contests,
Chair-man of 1951 Exchange Assembly, Camera Club LAVENDER,
JOHN-Bellingham-Industrial Arts Club, Track, Assemblies LAYTON,
PATRICIA-Olympia-Valkyrie, WRA, and As-sistant Director of Edens Hall
LUDENS, JOANNE - Bellingham - Poster Club, Off- Campus Women, AWS LUVERA,
PHYLLIS-Anacortes-AWS MARKARIAN, JOHN-Oak Park, IIl.--Norsemen MASON,
MONROE-Everett-Norsemen MASON, PHYLLIS-Bremerton-FTA (secretary),
Val-kyrie (secretary), Association for Childhood Educa-tion, International
Relations Club MATHER, LYNDA M.-Spokane-AWS MEENK, MARIE - Lynden -
Scholarship Society (president), Kappa Delta Pi MESSINGER,
CHARLES-Blaine-Norsemen MEULI, AL-Seattle-Kappa Delta Pi (president),
In-ternational Relations Club, Track MILLER, VINCENT-Seattle- Industrial
Arts McCLURE, RICHARD-Sedro-Woolley-FTA, Square and Circle Club, Student
Leaders Publication 1952 McGUIRE, GLEN-Ferndale-Norsemen McGUIRE,
MARGARET-Ferndale-AWS Page nineteen
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MILTON, LEX-Bellingham-Board of Control, Collegian Staff MILTON,
MARILOU-Bremerton-Band, AWS, Brass Sextet MITCHELL, JAMES-Deming-College
Christian Fellow-ship, Band, Intramural Sports MOORE, JERRY
L.-Bellingham-Norsemen MORGAN, KEITH E.-Darrington-Association for
Childhood Education, Norsemen MORTENSEN, LYNN-Parowan, Utah-Norsemen
NELSON. DUANE G.-Tacoma- FTA, Choir, Ski Club NIELSEN, RUSSELL
E.-Enumclaw-W Club (president). 4 years baseball, Interclub Council
NIELSEN, JOANN-Edmonds-FTA, College Christian Fellow-ship, AWS NORDIN,
ESTHER L.- Bellingham-Band, Arion Club, Kappa Delta Pi NORMAN,
PAUL-Bellingham-lndustrial Arts Club, In- tramural Sports, Norsemen
ODELL, CHARLES-Beverly, Mass.-Board of Controi, Who's Who, Chairman of
Evergreen Conference Stu-dents' Association OLSEN,
EDWARD-Bremerton-Norsemen OLSEN, MARGARET-Mound, Minn.-AWS, Blue
Barnacles, Band OLSON, OSCAR E.-Olympia-MRH (secretary- treasurer),
International Relations Club (president) OLSON, ROSE M. - Burlington -
Kappa Delta Pi, Scholarship Society, FTA OVERDORFF, DEE M.-Spokane-AWS
PARRISH, BETTE-Chehalis-AWS PASLEY, BONNIE-Skykomish-Valkyrie, Who's Who,
ASB Constitution Revision Committee PEDERSON, RICHARD - Stanwood - ASB
(president), Who's Who, Choir PEOPLES, JANIS-Sumner- WRA (president),
Rheba D. Nicker son, Blue Triangle PENWELL,
ROYAL-Sedro-Woolley-Intramural Sports, Norse men PETERSON, EDWARD
H.-Aberdeen-Norsemen PETERSON, STANLEY-Poulsbo- Norsemen PETERSON,
WALBERT-Bellingham-Norsemen PICKERING, PATRICIA-Montesano-FTA, Kappa Delta
Pi, Valkyrie PHILPOT, TOM-Ferndale-Norsemen POGGEMAN,
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RICHARDSON, ROBERT ROY-Bellingham-Football, W Club, Basketball RIGHI,
ANGELO-Renton- Norsemen ROGERS, HENRY-Stevenson-Swimming Team, Drama,
Norsemen's Commission ROGERS, TED-Everett-Kappa Delta Pi, Band, Choir
SCHEIDE, JOHN-Vancouver-Norsemen SCOTT, CHARLES- Seattle-Board of Control,
Kappa Delta Pi, Varsity Basketball SCOTT, ROSS-Victoria, B. C.-Social
Science, IRC, ICC SEIGWARTH, JOHN - Chehalis - Square and Circle Club,
ACE, FTA SIRES, DONALD J.-Bellingham-Band, Choir, Arion Club SIMONSON,
DAVID-Bellingham-Norsemen SMITH, ELMER-Puyallup-Transferred from Pacific
Luth-eran College, Ski Club, Industrial Arts Club SPENCER,
BARBARA-Lowell-AWS, WRA, FTA SPRAGUE, ARLENE-Lynden-Transferred from
Linfield College, Arion Club, Band, WRA SPRINGER, LETHA-Lynden-Valkyrie,
FTA, Klipsun Staff SPRINGER, TOM D.- Lynden-Senior Class Vice President,
Norsemen (vice president), JV Basketball STEARNS, KEITH E. - Bellingham -
Collegian Editor, Klipsun Business Manager, Who's Who, IRC, Chess Club,
Band STEENSON, DONNA BURNADETTE - Bellingham - Arion Club (secretary),
Band, Choir, Vocollegians STEFANI, MARIAN-Issaquah-AWS (president), Who's
Who. ICC, WRA, Camera Club STEPHAN, LAURENCE-Bellingham-Baseball,
Basketball, W Club STOUFFER, ELIZABETH-Lynden-AWS SYMONDS, BRUCE
A.-Anacortes-Norsemen TAYLOR, CHARLES A.-Concrete-Intramural Softball,
Norse men TAYLOR, TOM-Seattle-Board of Control, Football, W Club
(secretary) THORLAKSON, DONALD G.-Bellingham-Norsemen TOVREA, VERNER
B.-Sedro-Woolley-lIndustrial Arts Club, W Club, Baseball, Camera Club
URBICK, MARGY-Everett-Chairman of Evergreen Confer-ence Students'
Association, WRA VAN WOERT, CAROL-Bellingham-AWS VIKE, GENE
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WALL, CAROL-Montesano-FTA, AWS WELLS, RONALD H.-Okanogan-Norsemen WIIK,
HELEN JOHANNA-Bellingham-Sophomore, Sen-ior Class Secretary, Who's Who,
Co-Chairman Campus Day, Junior Prom, Valkyrie, ICC (vice-president)
WILLEMSEN, VIRGINIA E. - Everson - Who's Who, Constitution Revision
Chairman, Board of Control, Blue Triangle (president) WILSON, LAURENCE -
Elma - Board of Control, Scholarship Society, Kappa Delta Pi, ASB
vice-president WOODWARD, HOWARD E.-Moses Lake-Chairman 1951 Homecoming,
Who's Who, Senior Planning Board NORGARD, HAL-Seattle-Basketball, W Club
Senior Planning Board: Willemsen, Stearns, Jones, Hagen, Franklin, Fee.
Row 2: Ager, Woodward, Anderson, Meuli, Irwin, Keplinger, Wiik, Moore,
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Clothier (president) Brown (secretary) Dustin (vice-president) Junior
Class Officers Another eventful year has gone into the re:ord books for
the junior class. This year, under the able leadership of Milt Clothier,
president; Bev Dustin, vice-president; and Nancy Brown, secretary, the
juniors took advantage of the opportunities to serve the college. During
the fall they sponsored a work party to clear off the Lakewood beach, and
took charge of the well attended and much enjoyed mixer after the
Homecoming Rally. In the winter quarter the third year class again put on
the annual Junior prom which was a big success and drew a large crowd.
Spring term saw the class going all out for their annual Junior Picnic.
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Aandahl, Elliot Almasi, Terry Baker, Norma Barton, Helen Baxter,
Patricia Beach, Maureen Berg, Geraldine Berg, John Bodinger, Barbara
Bowman, Robert Burger, Harvey Callahan, Mary Carbonatto, Fred Catron,
Stanley Cole, Margaret Copeland, James Cornell, Joan Dahlgren, Betty
Dale, Richard Davis, Alice Day, Arthur DeHoog, Bill Dickey, Velda
Dickson, John Doane, May Dodsworth, Paul Doherty, Clinton Dustin,
Beverly Estle, Paul Evans, Mervyn Frey, Stanley Gallant Carole Garber,
Kenneth Gaupp, Gloria Gentry, Janice Page Twenty-four
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German, Kenneth Glanz, Martha Gloman, Jo Ann Goldade, Rita Gourley,
Richard Griffiths, Ann Hanson, Duane Hanson, Robert Hash, Cliff Hawk,
Donald Hergert, John Hevly, Dale Hooker, Ruth Hopkins, Barbara Hoyt,
Mary Ann Hudson, Bonnie Hulse, Howard Hunt, Lynn Hutchison, Joyce
James, Dorothy Jones, George Kamperman, Nellie Lamkin, James Landahl,
Jean Lange, Barbara Larson, Patricia Legg, Alicia Lemm, Leonard
Lindberg, Charles Linde, Joy Linder, Kenneth Lockhart, James Lorentzen,
B. Joanne Lund, Corinne Mandery, Beverly Page twenty-five
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Manely, Beverly McDougall, Colleen McMicken, Shirley McPherson, George
Miller, Donna Miller, Herbert Moffitt, Raymond Moore, Arlan Morgan,
Duane Morgan, John Mullen, Neill Nelson, Sue Noah, Curtis Noteboom, Jim
Odell, Allen Oldani, Jo Anne Olson, Janis Ondracek, Ray Putman, Robert
Redmond, Julia Reposa, Billie Rogers, Jean Romer, Lois Rowe, Norma
Royal, Jerry Sawyer, Richard Sheets, Jean Skogman, Ken Sliger, Mervin
Smith, Jean Snapper, John Spoelstra, Annette Spruling, Kay Stewart, Dick
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Vanderpol, Maribeth Vanderpol, Marvin Walbert, Joyce Wolf, Sam Woodman,
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Grocott (secretary) Yothers (vice-president) Mercier (president) Sophomore
Class Officers Climbing to the second step of their college careers, the
class of '54 showed their zest for activities early by selecting a sound
governing staff. The president's gavel was handed to Nan Mercier with
Jerry Yothers second in command. The secretary's duties were handled by
Betty Grocott, and Floyd Mumsford took care of the financial department.
Outstanding achievements of the year were the beautiful first place float
and winning window display for the "Out of this World" homecoming
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Adams, Audrey Bergh, Bonnie Berglund, Joan Blakely, Robert
Blickenstaff, Priscilla Beeston, Les Byers, Doris Callison, Virginia
Campbell, Dale Cash, Earl Castillo, Benita Chenier, Walter Cooper,
Laurnell Crook, Carolyn Crowe, Bob Cushney, Lorita Daverin, Elaine
David, Megan Dobbins, Carolyn Douglas, Raymond Edwards, Joanne Engdahl,
Jeanne Erholm, Diane Fagerson, Mary Lou Fairall, Marilyn Federico,
Carmela Fisher, Sue Foss, Betty Frederickson, Monica Gallagher, Paula
Gallant, Harvey Geiling, Barbara Gilfilen, Sandra Golden, Martha
Grocott, Betty Hachman, Dolores Hall, Marilyn Harrison, Wallace
Hasbrouck, Virginia Haycox, Bill Hayward, Georgina Heilman, Paul
Hinderman, Donna Holstrom, Barbara Houghton, Meech Hoyt, Jo Ann Huyge,
Joanna Johnson E. Marie Kluksdahl, Harris Knowles, Carolyn Knowles,
Sharon Koetje, Evelyn Kohler, Ann Kratz, Whitfield
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Linde, Carl Little, Deloy Lumsford, Floyd Lund, Eloise Manos, Pano
Maxfield, Jesse Mansur, Dale Markishtum, Russ McDonald, Roger Mercier,
Nancy Methoen, Carol Miller, Morris Mills, Cecilia Nelson, Helen
Newell, Bob Norman, Remo O'Conner, Mary Lou Peel, Beverly Peterson,
Joyce Pike, Audrea Plancich, Vivian Porter, Bob Ralph, Peggy Reinert,
Gerald Rennack, Viola Seldomridge, Donna Smith, Marilyn Smith, Wayne
Stevenson, Joyce Sundal, Reynold Sutherland, June Swanson, Janet Thal,
Ben Trafton, Mary Tinkham, Ken Tucker, Priscilla Wagness, Lee Weber,
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Hickenbottom (president) Karwacki (vice-president) Larson (secretary)
Freshman Class Officers Fall quarter 1951 saw a new crop of bewildered
freshmen on campus at Western. Quickly adjusting to the new college life,
the freshmen completed a successful year directed by Ivan Hickenbottom,
class president; William Karwacik, vice president; and Barbara Larsen,
secretary-treasurer. During Homecoming, class members eager ly
participated in all events. They entered a float in the serpentine,
courageously defended their bonfire, and erected a window display
down-town. The class provided several members of the football,
basketball, and track teams along with three song leaders and a yell
leader. All in all, it was a good year with a friendly active first-year
class adding its full share to col-lege life at WWCE.
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Abernethy, Annette Acheson, Patricia Adams, Fay Anderson, Jerry Barr,
Beverly Barrett, Janet Beatty, Danny Beernink, Dixie Beighle, Janet
Benjamin, Marie Bennett, Artalie Boe, Nancy Booman, Karen Bragdon,
Marjorie Brandner, Crosby Bright, William Bromley, David Buerstattle,
Margaret Burchett, Edna Burger, Robert Burke, Geraldine Cameron, Pat
Camfield, Ronald Cannon, Patsy Carver, Mary Chandler, Julia Chandler,
Marlene Chenier, Alice Chuka Radolph Chuka, Yvonne Coffelt, Lynn
Collman, Stephen Connors, Joyce Cooper, Dona Cossart, Yvonne Cox, Carol
Crandall, Edith Cross, Betty Dalleske, Charlene Davis, Barry Davison,
William Dick, Peggy Donovan, Carol Dragates, George Duncan, Alice
Dudley, Eleanor Dunham, Gwinn Eickhoff, Sonna Elliott, Ann Eyres,
Dorothy Fanning, Lee Finch, Nancy Forbes, Ruth Fowler, Barbara
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Franks, Fannie German, Maribeth Geyer, Virgil Gresli, Marilyn Gibbs,
Dolores Gibbs, John Gibson, Pat Gollan, Beverly Gouley, Nancy Granger,
Dorothy Gray, Beverly Gray, Eugenia Griffin, William Handeland, Alma
Hansen, Mary Hari, Maud Hazlett, Barbara Heck, Gene Henry, Lois
Hofman, Sam Hofstad, Elinor Honcoop, Jim Hovik, Elmer Hovik, Shirley
Huber, John Hughes, Dorothy Jackson, Nellie Jensen, Mary Lou Jewell,
Alan Johanesen, Ronald Johanson, Ruth Johnson, Neva Johnson, Solveig
Jones, Peggy Jorgenson, Anita Jussell Carl Kaas, Jackie Kaas, Shirley
Kaufman, Jay Keene, Carolyn Koert, Murella Krause, Barbara Kuhl, Pat
Lambson, Norma Langdon, Virginia Larsen, Shirley Larson, Barbara Le
Warne, Charles Lingbloom, Lindy Lipshay, Ronald Little, Gay Livermore,
Bernice Lord, Harriet Loudon, Diane
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MacDougall, Ronald Mallonee, Margaret Matson, Marie McBee, Wayne
McHargue, Kathleen McGlothern, Richard McGovern, Richard Miller, Bev
Moen, Marilyn Moritz, Earl Morton, Shirley Musgrove, Barbara Mutch,
Gloria Nattrass, Lois Nattrass, Lorraine Nelson, Shirley Newell, Peter
Nugent, Donna Ogterop, Femmy Olsen, Mary Olson, Johnny Orveck, Mary
Pederson, Edward Peterson, Donald Pickard, Marie Pinkey, Janice Pirrung,
Hazel Pratt, Drusilla Rand, Ruth Rector, George Reinholt, Joan
Renshaw, Denny Reynolds, Carol Robertson, Barbara Rowley, June Rude,
Joy Sealander, Carol Sedell, Geneva Shepherd, Richard Shuman, Jeanne
Simon, James Slaninka, John Smith, Anita Smith, Patricia Stephan, Edna
Stow, Sheila Summers, Grace Swalwell, Ken Smythe, Janice Thorsen, Pat
Tucker, Norma Turner, Priscilla Upington, Thomas Upton, Rosa Lee
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Van Demark, Dick Van Woudenberg, Grace Van Zanten, John Veratt, Chester
Wagner, Darreli Warner, Don Weiermiller, Donna White, Bob Wiese, Fern
Willet, John Williams, Edith Winters, Carol Wolgemuth, Joan Workman,
Gwen Wray, Donna York, Nancy Young, Donna Young, Marilyn Young,
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Board of Control This year, in addition to its regular respon-sibilities
of handling student finances and re- flecting student opinion in dealing
with the college administration, the board of control was confronted with
the problem of forming policies regarding the new student lounge. In doing
so, they tried to set a precedent between adminis-tration and student
body which can be followed in future business, such as the operation of
the proposed student union building. Because of decreased enrollment,
student activities had to be carried out on a limited bud-get, and it was
the responsibility of the board to improve the financial condition of the
ASB and still give the students full return for their money. The board
also tackled the difficult task of reapportioning the finances of the
different de-partments for next year's budget. This was done on the basis
of need, service to the students, and the number of students participating
in the activi-ties carried on by the department. Among the year's varied
activities we r e several ASB sponsored mixers; a student talent assembly;
improvements at Lakewood; and an exchange assembly between Central and
Western. Larry Wilson proved his ability to serve the stu-dents as
vice-president, as he put in many long hours negotiating the exchange
assemblies be-tween Western and Central, supervising student elections,
and overseeing assemblies. All the ASB activities were carried out and
Vice President Larry Wilson and President Dick Pederson the problems solved
under the able leadership of Dick Pederson, ASB president. Miss Muffly,
Dr. Cederstrom, Gillie, Willemsen, Ager, Odell, Pederson, Mr. Gelder,
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Row 1: Lunde, Hinderman, McMicken, Lund Row 2: Sliger, Mercier, Oldani,
Breivik, Fallis Row 3: Lockhart, Wilson, Mundell, Peoples Row 4: Scott,
Heinrich (president), Messinger, Meuli, Stefani ICC With the purpose of
promoting the welfare, activities and interests of all clubs on campus,
the Interclub council formulated the yearly club calendar of activities.
They also organized the student body primary elections for each quarter
throughout the year. Members of the ICC include presidents or authorized
representatives of all clubs, organiza-tions, and classes in the college.
Presiding over the ICC this year was Iver Heinrich. Dr. Knapman and Miss
Lorraine Powers were the advisers. WHO'S WHO Recognition was given this
year to nineteen members of the junior and senior classes for listings in
the annual directory "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities."
The selections, made by a joint student-faculty committee, were based on
outstanding work in extra-curricular activities, scholarship, and
citizenship. Seniors included in this year's list were: Phil Ager, Edwin
Angevine, Wilma Breivik, Paul Gillie, Richard Hawk, Robert Lajala, Charles
Odell, Bonnie Pasley, Stanley Peterson, Keith Stearns, Virginia
Willemsen, Laurence Wilson and How-ard Woodward. Juniors selected were:
Ralph Bennett, Milton Clothier, Beverly Dustin, Claretta Erdman, Lynn
Hunt, and Marian Stefani. Row 1: Stefani, Brevik, Hunt, Bennett Row 2:
Wilson, Erdman, Willemsen, Dustin, Pederson Row 3: Hawk, Gillie, Angevine,
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Initiation Tea-Seated: Miss Daniel, Miss Powers Left to right: New
Officers-Carolyn Crook, Phyllis Skinner, Lynn Hunt, Marion Stefani.
Retiring Officers-Ruby Johnson, Marion James, Lois French, Jackie Hurlbut
Associated Women Students Row 1: Crook, Stefani, Hunt, Skinner, Fee Row
2: Fowler, Sovde, Summers, Mercier, Methven, Smith, Miss Powers (adviser)
Miss Daniel (adviser), Dillman Under the direction of Marian Stefani,
president, the AWS activiites for 1951- 1952 were outstanding. A
conference was held in the fall for high school leaders from this section
of the state. The visitors enjoyed dinner, special assemblies and
programs, a tour of the campus, and a tea and fash-ion show. One of the
big winter events was the Sno Ball Tolo, a semi-formal dance sponsored
by AWS. Other undertakings throug h o u t the year included two
as-semblies in the Campus school auditorium and sev-eral Thursday
afternoon teas in the AWS lounge. During spring quarter the new ofifcers
for 1952- 1953 were elected and installed at a tea given at Edens hall.
All WWC girls have an op-portunity to take part in AWS which is very much
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Norsemen's Cabinet-Bob Woodman, Hank Rogers, Bob Lajala, Bob White, Marvin
Nielsen KAPPA DELTA PI With the help of the adviser, Dr. Irwin Hammer,
the Eta Beta chapter of Kappa Delta Pi is one of WWC's most active clubs.
This educational honorary, consisting of 100 active members, 30 of whom
are on campus, is open to stu-dents in education with a junior, senior, or
graduate standing and a three point grade average. The two regular
meetings each month consist of discus-sions and talks by prominent
Bellingham people in the field of education. Vital educational problems
are presented. In March the chapter sent its president, Al Meuli, to
Lansing, Michigan, to attend the national meeting of Kappa Delta Pi.
NORSEMEN For the Norsemen, the College social year of 1951-1952 began
with plans for the annual fall semi-formal dance. The dance was canceled,
however, because the club was unable to sell enough tickets. To
compensate, the membership swung into full stride on a house drive for
the World Service Student fund. They also entered a display for
Homecoming in November. Winter quarter they presented the Norse-men's
assembly. Putting an appropriate and fitting lid on the year's activities,
the Norse-men Spring informal was its usual success. Serving on this
year's Norseman com- mission were: Bob Lajala, president; Tom Springer,
vice president; Bob Woodman, secretary - treasurer. Class representatives
were: Hank Rogers, senior; George Mac- Pherson, junior; Mary Nilsen,
sophomore; and Bob White, freshman. The commission worked with the
Interclub council and the Dean of Men to carry out their successful
program. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Keeping pace with an ever growing College,
the oldest campus honor society has revised its admission requirements
this year. The Scholarship society was originally set up to recognize
students who had achieved outstanding academic success in a two year
institution, but in recognition of West-ern's position as a five year
institution, the group has voted to reserve the honor award for those
students who have completed 105 credit hours of work. This means that
juniors and seniors who have met the required 3.5 grade point average
will be presented with scholarship pins at the society's annual spring
banquet, and will have a maximum of two years' membership before
graduation. KAPPA DELTA PI Row 1: Hammer (adviser), Rogers, Stefani,
Clothier, Hawk, Johnston, Meuli, Ager. Row 2: Scott, Olson, Irwin, Fee,
Clogston, Bishop, Pickering, Johnston. Row 3: Alexander, Sheets, Dews,
Willemsen, Snell, Mortredt. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Row I: Arntzen, Clogston,
Irvin, Meenk, Milton, Alexander. Row 2: Symonds, Gillie, Burton, Milton.
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Western Washington Row 1: Boko Dews, Ehlers, McGee Row 2: Ford, Sprague,
Burchett, Mutch, Nattrass, Olson, Nelson Row 3: Moore, Henry, Nattrass,
Beernink, Hinkle, Thomas, Steinson, Southard, Mallonee, Moffitt Row 4:
Hansen, Rand, Bergman, Pagels, Rogers, McBee, Reposa, Bowman, Sliger,
Oldani, Bickford, Smith The Viking Band of 1951-52 enjoyed a highly
successful season under the able direction of Don C. Walter. The
or-ganization of seventy-two members was formed during the week preceding
the opening of the fall quarter and was on hand for the college
assemblies and pep meetings which officially opened the school year. The
first football game was the occasion for the initial wearing of the blue,
white-plumed shakos which have become standard equipment for Western's
marching band. Martin Smith, Carol Pagels, Lorrene Bergmann, and Jean
Landahl filled the respective positions of drum major and majorettes when
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College Band Row 1: Joergenson, Foss, Legg, Dustin, Crook. Row 2:
Anderson, Sires, Hays, Hawkins, Bridges, Gibbs, Bergh. Row 3: Kolasky,
Campbell, Alexander, Allen, Campbell, Yerrington, Nordin, Ager, Olrich,
Lunde, Tinkham, Brown. Row 4: Casto, Sjolund, Nugent, Palmer, Mr. Walter
(director), Dick, Hanson, Beatty, Ziegler, Wagness, Alexander, Smith. band
took part in various events or per-formed the complicated maneuvers which
they annually present at the Viking foot-ball contests. The concert band
replaced the march-ing organization in time to present the annual
Thanksgiving and Christmas con- certs. Highlight of the winter quarter was
the concert tour which extended as far south as Vancouver, Washington,
and presented the band to seventeen en-thusiastic high school and
community audiences. The Vikings were chosen again this year to serve
as the official host band at the Blossom Time celebration and the
Bellingham Centennial anniversary helc during the second week of May.
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College Choir Row 1: McMicken, Ilenger, Folk, Salisbury, Peterson, Rogers,
Forbes, Harlow, Tucker, Smith, Byers, Bergh. Row 2: Hayward, Conley,
Ogtrop, Rank, Hasbrouck, Johnson, Barton, Hunter, Donovan, Keene,
Christenson. Row : Duncan, Olson, Mandery, Fisher, Dillon, Berenztson,
Moller, Smith, Johansen, Baxter. Row 4: DeAtley, Swanson, Kliber, Nelson,
Regier (director), Yoder, Mundell, Gereman, Franks. Row 5: Moore,
Schermerhorn, Asplund, Young, Kelly, Bailiff, Lunde. Row 6: Sundall,
Linder, Dale, German, Bowman, Franks, Hoffman, Hamilton. Row 7: Ziegler,
Warner, Cox, Campbell, Gudmanson, Todd, Campbell, Staves. Under the
direction of Bernard Regier, the a Cappella Choir of Western has been very
active this year. The choir, consisting of 60 members, was in constant
demand to per-form at various functions both in and out of school. In
Decemeber the choir gave a beautiful Christmas concert for the enjoyment
of the students and the towns-people. Another outstanding event on the
choir calendar was the annual tour, which this year was in March. The
choir visited Seattle, Puyallup, Sumner, Enumclaw, Buckley, Auburn,
Issaquah, Snoqualmie, Mt. Si, and Monroe and they concluded the tour on
March 7 in Burlington. On March 2 the choir sang over station KOMO in
Seattle. The Vocollegians are fifteen select members of the choir. They
are Bonnie Bergh, Virginia Hasbrouck, Joline Killin-ger, Donna Mundell,
Joyce Peterson, Dolores Hachman, Dolores Hunter, Jean Rogers, Priscilla
Tucker, Francis Cox, Richard Dale, Paul Dodsworth, Dave Kelley, Robert
Young and accompanist Jean Shuman. In the spring the WWC choir group
presented the annual choric concert in the new auditorium. Row 1:
Hasbrouck, Cox, Shuman, Regier (director), Hachman, Young, Hunter. Row 2:
Bergh, Peterson, Tucker, Dale, Dodsworth, Kelly, Rogers, K llenger. 1
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Top Left-Male Quartet: Campbell, Asplund, Dodsworth, Sliger Top
Right-String Quartet: Dr. D'Andrea, Upington, Nugent, Palmer Center
Left-Woodwind Quintet: Joergenson (flute), Stonehouse (oboe), Harding
(French horn), Hawkins (bassoon), Boko (clarinet) Center Right-Saxophone
Quintet: Sires (baritone), Anderson (tenor), Ehlers (tenor), Olson (alto),
Boko (alto) Lower-Community Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. D'Andrea
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RHEBA D. NICKERSON The Rheba D. Nickerson Club, organized in the spring
of 1951 and named for Miss Nickerson, first chairman of the women's
department of physical education, was off to a good start this year with
Vera Jones, president; Margaret Cole, secretary-treasurer; Beverly
Manely, general activities chairman and JoAnn Gloman, vice-president. The
club, under the advisership of Miss Ruth Weythman, sponsored a supper
meeting which in-cluded panels by students who have participated in
outdoor education. Spring brought with it many types of recreation in
state parks for recreational associations. INDUSTRIAL AR The Industrial
Arts Club provides an opportunity for students, faculty, and leaders in
the industrial world to come together for the exchange of ideas and
in-formation which will be of interest and help to anyone interested in
this field. With Ray Chapman's leadership and Mr. Rice's SHUSSKENS
Every one an ardent ski fan, the members of Western's ski club, the
Shusskens, had a very active year. In addition to the usual weekend
skiing, the club sponsored two well attended over-night trips to Mount
Baker during winter and spring quarters. Many ski movies were shown by the
club to college aud-iences. A successful mixer, the "Downhill Drag" was
given winter quarter. Rheba D .Nickerson: Peoples, McMicken, Gochnour,
Gloman (vice president), Lorentzen, Manely. Row 2: Daverin, Jones
(president), Price, Irwin, Cole (sec-retary). Row 3: Miss Weythman
(adviser), Shannon, Stiber, Romer, Wray. Ski Club: Lund (president),
Golden, Mehl, Knowles. Row 2: Hoff, Jones, Burke, Gibson, Poggeman. Row
3: Van Zanten, Rector, Fuzzy, Hardie (treas-urer), Smith. Industrial Arts
Club: Frey, Tesdall, Hergert, Mr. Rice (adviser), Knapp, Dr. Pawelek. Row
2: Otten, Garri-son, Angevine, Hash, Kratz. Row 3: Norman, Morgan, Elms,
Heinrich, Callender, Maxfield. Row 4: Great-house, Miller, Chapman,
Tovrea, Todd. TS CLUB guidance, the club carried on a stimulating program
for the entire year. For example, during the 1951-52 year, the club went
to the U. of W. to hear Dr. Luding-ton, were hosts for the regional
professional meetings, and constructed the Western Blossom Time Festival
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FORENSIC CLUB Continuing this year to act as an organization for those
students interested in public speaking, the Forensic Club is one of the
most active in school. The club is open to all college students who
par-ticipate in forensic events such as debate, oratory, interpretive
reading, and extemporaneous speaking. Presiding over the club during fall
and winter quarters were Glen Carson and Jack Headlee. Club adviser is
Sene R. Carlile. Two of the events the debaters participated in were the
Tyro Tournament held in Tacoma and a tournament in Linfield, Oregon.
Forensic: Carson, Fagerson, McDonald, Ogterop, Car lile. Row 2: Fleming,
Bender, Messinger, Baker, Usitalo. Row 3: Estle, Scott, Geijsbeck, Simons,
Head lee. Missing members: Hudson, Bemis, Mehl, Runne, strand. A.C.E.I.:
Federico (secretary), Lund (treasurer), Huyge, Tucker. Row 2: Johnston,
Norman, Plancich, Oldani (vice president). Row 3: Thorlakson, Odell
(president), Siegworth. Social Science Club: Douglas, Beauchop, Doherty
Balch, Lord. Row 2: Swanberg, Kaas (secretary), Ak-ham, Tonder. Row 3:
Usitalo, Coskey (vice president), Peterson, Burnett, Swanson. Row 4: Njoa,
Scott, Irish (adviser), Aandahl, Reynolds. Row 5: Higgins (treasurer),
Gillie, Geijsbeck, Akham. SOCIAL S Highlighting the fall and winter
quarter for mem-bers of the Social Science club were talks by six
in-teresting faculty members. The talks supplemented the club's regular
business meetings. During winter quarter members of the club earned The
club is a professional organization open to all prospective teachers who
are concerned with and in-terested in children and their problems. Under
the advisement of Miss Ruby Mclnnes and the leadership of Charles Odell,
the ACEI had a very busy year. During winter quarter the club held a
work-shop period in which the members worked with craft problems of
children. Throughout the year they have sponsored guest speakers and have
held several group discussions. Valentine's Day was the setting for their
annual dinner banquet, when a young educator from England was the guest
speaker. CIENCE CLUB fifty dollars by aiding the local Junior Chamber of
Commerce in a paper drive. The money was donated to the World Student
Service fund. On tap for spring quarter is a tour of Bellingham and the
club picnic. Page forty-seven ACEI
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COLHECON The Colheconomist Club is a well-known college organization for
girls who are interested in home economics. Its many activities for the
year included the annual waffle supper, with the club donating half of
the proceeds to the World Student Service fund; an international banquet;
making and selling fruitcake at Christmas time; spring picnics; and
several field trips, one of wihch was to Barber's Weaving shop. One of
the highlights of the school year was the trip to the Washington-Oregon
Colhecon convention, which was held in Portland, Oregon. Lora Lee Sovde
served as president of the or- ganization and Mrs. Lucille Barron was the
club ad-viser. Claretta Erdman brought distinction to the local unit as
state Colhecon president and Miss Ramsland served as adviser to the state
organization. Colheconomists: Granger, Sovde (president), Mrs. Barron
(adviser) Johnson, Hachman, Downing, Kamperman, Dillman, Jacoby. Row 2:
Johnson, Miller, Foss, Beighle, Chuka, Kohler, Shan-non, Miss Ramsland
(adviser), Koetje, White, Madsen, Mi s s Countryman (adviser), Bergman,
Leonard, MacGregor. Arion Club: Steenson (secretary) Sprague, Boko
(president), Hunt-er, Eickhoff, Bergh. Row 2: Battey, Smith, Berentsen,
Cleven, Hawkins (treasurer), Hayward, Palmer. Row 3: Casto, Duncan, Dick,
Moffit, Ziegler, Barton, Bridges, Walter (adviser). Row 4: Sliger (vice
president), Camp-bell, Campbell, Campbell, Moore, Sires, Allen. Row 5:
Smith, Hawks, Rogers, Hill, Al.- exander, Tinkham. Valkyrie: Gentry,
Breivick (presi-dent), Peterson (secretary), Dahl, Griffiths, Redmond,
Bergh, Mas-on, Pickering (treasurer), Huyge. Row 2: Anderson, Layton,
Berg, Dilman, Irwin, Daverin, Grocott, Johnson, Olson, Mandery. Row 3:
Kamperman, Erdman, Dustin, Crook, Hansen, Hall, James, Springer, Wiik.
Row 4: Smith, Hagen, Mercier, Goldade, Brown (vice president), Fee,
Pasley, Dillon, White. VALK Valkyrie Club, led by President Wilma
Breivik, has been active on the campus this year in both social and
service functions. In addition to ushering for all school events they have
acted as a pep group at the football and basketball games. The Valkyrie
emblem is worn by girls who have been selected because of their
leadership qualities Page forty-eight ARION CLUB The Arion Club, open to
all students interested in music, plays an important part in the
educational and social activities of the music department. Out- standing
work by the club under the leadership of President Bob Boko and Dr. Frank
D'Andrea was done in the Tri-County Music festival in which 1,000 high
school students participated. Of all the colleges in the northwest, the
club has the largest membership in the Music Educator's National
Conference. Student repre-sentatives attended and reported on both the
state and northwest district conventions. The club entertained visiting
artists who performed at the College. Several students enjoyed the
privilege of performing for the club and in the club's assembly program.
(YRIE CLUB and their participation in various college affairs. Group
activities held during the year include: the sale of "mums" for
Homecoming; a smorgasbord din-ner at Brownie's Cedar Chest winter quarter;
and the annual spring picnic. Miss Gloria Carey and Miss Patricia Hieber
served as advisers for the organization this year.
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OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN The governing body of the Off-Campus Women's Club this
year was Donna Hinderman as president, Audrey Dahl, vice president,
Shirley Johnston, secre-tary, and Annette Abernathy, treasurer.
Activities for the year included aiding in the WRA carnival winter
quarter, a welcoming party for new girls joining the club fall quarter,
and spring quarter a platter party for club members. The president, Donna
Hinderman, resigned at the end of winter quarter and a new president was
elected at the beginning of spring quarter. IRC International Relations
club activities have been varied throughout the year. Customarily, the IRC
groups from WWC and UBC get together for a banquet and study time, and
this year was no exception. The annual IRC picnic was an open air event
en-joyed by numerous students and faculty alike. Albert Culverwell,
professor of political science, who was chosen club adviser this year,
offered con-structive help and advice when the need arose. Of-ficers for
the year included John Fallis, president; Tom Tubbs, vice president;
George Fallis, secretary; and Don Moore, treasurer. Off Campus Women:
Mrs. Spearin, Keen, Dahl, Solley, Strass, Cross Row 2: Reinholt,
Abernathy, Jen-sen, Kaas, Larrson, Row 3: Johnson, Olson, Hinderman,
Olson, Smith. IRC: Akam, Akam, Aandahl, Geijs-beck, G. Fallis
(secretary), J. Fallis (president), Moore( treasurer), Kaas, Coskey.
Camera Club: Mutch, McLaine, Mofi fitt, Dr. McDonald (adviser). Row 2.
Mr. Cullmann (adviser), Thorson, Smith, Kluksdahl. Row 3: Thornton,
Mapes, Hawk. CAMERA CLUB The Viking Camera Club is open to all students
and faculty members and their wives who are inter-ested in photography. A
new spacious darkroom, built by club members during winter quarter, is
available for beginning and advanced members. Also provided is a program
of individual help for all members wish-ing it. This year the club
sponsored several picture-taking expeditions to scenic points around
Bellingham. Club members exhibited their best pictures at a salon held in
the Arts building in May. Page forty-ni.e
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THESPIANS Thespians is an organization for the dramatically in-clined
students of the campus. It includes in its membership not only those who
are interested in acting, but also those who are interested in stage work,
lighting and makeup. The actual activities of the year included the World
Student Service fund kickoff assembly. Who will forget the horrible death
of Zanzibar? In the spring quarter the Thes-pians sponsored a series of
three one-act plays which drew upon and exhibited the varied talents of
the club members. Thespians -, Sutherland, Davis (president) Goldade,
Franks. Row 2: Willet, Dr. Hicks (adviser), Usitalo, Simon. Chess
Club-seated: Mclnnes, Olsen, Dun-ham, Mr. Gelder (adviser), Beatty,
Lock-hart (president). Row 2: Anderson, Hansen, Lord, Berg. Blue
Triangle - Davis, Oldani, Bragdon, Bettridge, McMicken, Peoples. BLUE In
connection with the YWCA, the energetic girls of the Blue Triangle club
coordinated and managed the World Student Service fund. The drive was
planned to raise money for students in college and universities in
countries where help is needed. CHESS CLUB Every noon hour finds a
'pre-designated room filled with individuals who are bent over a chess
board concen-trating on their next moves. The Chess club, presided over
by president Jim Lock- hart, conducts a tournament each quarter, with the
winter quarter determining the student championship for the year. The
club holds a trophy on which the winner's name is engraved. Under the
direction of Dr. Stewart Johnston and Mr. Harvey Gelder, the club
advisers, the 22 members of the club teach others to play chess and thus
to enjoy many re-laxing hours during the year. TRIANGLE Shirley McMicken
served as president with Miss Edna Channer acting as faculty adviser. Fall
quarter tea was held for new members. At Christmas the girls made
Christmas wrapping paper and decorations. The busy year was fin-ished
with a spring picnic. Page fifty
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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America were in there
pitching this year to build their year-old organization up to high level.
Featured on the year's program were speakers Dr. Arthur Hicks, Dr. Sene
Carlile, and probation officer Joseph Wise. Winter quarter FTA
collaborated with ACE in furnish-ing guides for the annual career day
program. Among their other activities were included a panel of five
foreign students on campus, the annual Founder's Day banquet at Edens hall
and work parties at Lakewood. The club this year was headed by Mark
Hardie, presi-dent; Phyllis Mason, secretary; and Bob Baker, treasurer.
SQUARE AND CI Founded for students and others interested in square
dancing, the Square and Circle Club has had a very busy year. During fall
quarter members danced for the Home Economics convention and the World
Student Service fund. In addition to these exhibitions, the club has
taken an active COLLEGE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Promoting Christian
fellowship and spiritual develop-ment among its members is the endeavor of
this interde-nominational organization. This year under the auspices of
the group Merv Rossell, the evangelist, appeared at the College. On
occasion the club has also had distinguished speak-ers at their regular
meetings. Weekly Bible studies are reg-ularly scheduled for their
meetings. As a social event this year the club held a special Valentine
banquet. Alfred Lunde is the president and Annette Spoelstra, the
vice-president. The club adviser is Miss Hazel Breakey. Row 1: Hardie
(president), Mason (secretary), Baker (treasurer). Row 2: DeAtley, Le
Warne, Matt-son, Seckel. Row 3: Cohrs, Nelson, McClure. Row 1: Chandler,
Folk, Beighle, Up-ton, Bragdon, Matz, Holstrom, Goul-ey, Bergan, Miss
Muffly (adviser). Row 2: Mrs. Johnston (pianist), Madsen, Robinson,
Owens, Da y, Groenen, Nelson, Cornell, Suther-land, Granger, Kass. Row
3: Krebs, Franks, Knowles, Meier, Lanphear, Johnson, Heck, Finch,
Thorson, Olson, Catron. Row 4: Kerr, Willet, Mullen, Olson, Snapper,
Scott, Lumley. RCLE CLUB part in all school activities. They took part in
the exchange assembly with Central and sponsored a mixer during spring
quarter. President Edgar Owens, and Miss Marjorie Muffly, ad-viser, have
been largely responsible for the club's success-ful year. Page fifty-one
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Hoyt, Adams, Park, Adams, Arlen Moore, Doherty. Row 2: Burnett, Plancich,
Springer, Sovde, Jones, Isaacs KLIPSUN Under the capable direction of
Editor Jo Ann Hoyt, this year's staff produced the 1952 Klipsun. Assisting
the editor in financial matters as well as in compiling data and writing
copy was Audrey Adams, business manager. James Stewart assumed the
responsibility of ac-quiring pictures of clubs and campus activities.
Before his camera passed most of the students of the school who were
engaged in one or more college sponsored functions. Copy was read and
edited by Clint Doherty. Others of the staff, whose duties included copy
writing and picture mounting were: Vivian Plancich, Dona Isaacs, Peggy
Jones, Fay Adams, Arlen Moore, Letha Springer, Ruby Bandle, Bob Bowman,
and Donna Seldomridge. NAVIGATOR To acquaint new students with Western
and to provide a satisfactory guide for transfer and returning students
was the goal of the 1951-52 Navigator. Edit-ing this year's Navigator was
Clint Doherty, a sopho-more student. Editor Jo Ann Hoyt and Business
Manager Audrey Adams. Navigator Editor Clint Doherty. Page fifty-two
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Row 1: Hutchison, Gronseth, Gillie, Mrs. Burnet (adviser), Stearns,
Daverin. Row 2: Bieghle, Mehl, Upton, Keplinger, Hagen, Isaacs, Pirrung,
Smith, Mapes. Row 3: Doherty, Nilsen, Fallis, Olsen, Willet, Bowman, Kerr,
Smith. COLLEGIAN STAFF This year's Collegian was edited by Keith Stearns.
The aim of the staff was to report accurately all the weekly events at
Western. Managing editor was Clint Doherty. Elaine Dav-erin filled the
job of business manager with efficiency. Lolli Hagen took over the
featurized end of the paper. Society editors were Margaret Teller and
Joyce Hutchison. Sports editors were Gene Caraker and June Mehl. Copy
editors were Bill Tudor and Rod Cardwell. Chairman of the editorial
council was John Fallis. Members of the council were Wayne Smith, Lolli
Hagen, Bob Bowman, Gene Caraker, and Carole Gallant. Paul Gillie was the
legislative agent and the staff photo-grapher was Ed Mapes. Doing the
legwork and getting the stories at their sources were reporters Donald
Kerr, Ruth Smith, Audrey Dahl, John Willet, Rosalee Upton, Janet Beighle,
Loretta Olsen, Neva Aarstad, Robert Northrup, Marian Stefani, James Simon,
Colleen Sullivan, Win Smith, Roxy Phillip, and Jerry Anderson. Always
present to offer advice when needed was Mrs. Ruth A. Burnet, student
publications adviser. PROFILE Wayne Smith, as Profile editor for 1952, had
a double job to do this year when, for the first time, winter and spring
supplements to Western's directory were issued. Wayne receives a vote of
thanks from the college. Profile Editor Wayne Smith Business Manager
Elaine Daverin and Editor Keith Stearns
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Homecoming "Be there," was the familiar cry at Western during the
Homecoming of 1951, fall quarter. Surrounded by rockets, stars, and trips
to other planets, Homecoming was truly "Out of this World." Lolli Hagen
was crowned Queen Sigrid XIV at the coronation assembly along with her
court of prin- cesses: Bev Carlson, senior; Marian Stefani, junior;
Barbara McGregor, sophomore; and Bev Barr freshman. Queen Lolli reigned
over the remaining activities of Homecoming, which were under the
direction of Bud Woodward and Gloria Gaupp, and their hard-working
committees. Most of the students turned out for the Friday given by the
organized houses in the new auditorium after the serpentine. Edens hall
took first place in their choral and dance skit which included most of the
girls from the hall. A mixer was held in Rec hall after the skits. The
day of the big Homecoming game was No-vember 4, when the Vikings came
through with a smashing 51-12 victory over the Whitworth Pirates.
Everyone wore a big white mum with a blue "W" on it. After the judging it
was announced that Daniels hall had taken first place in the house
display. The sophomores took another first prize when their down-town
window display was judged best. night serpentine downtown in which the
sophomore A good representation of the alumni attended class float took
first place. all the functions, especially the Queen's ball held The
freshmen put up a good fight but the bon- Saturday night, which finished
off a wonderful 1951 fire was lit three times during the day. Skits were
Homecoming. Top: Serpentine-Queen Lolli leads the parade Center: Frosh
float, Sophomore winning float, Homecoming game Page fifty-six Lower: The
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Former Queen, Mary Elbie, presents flowers to the new Sigrid by way of
Suzan Johnston-Lollie Hagen, Queen Sigrid XIV. enter: Homecoming
Royalty-Barbara MacGregor and Art Larsson, Beverly Carlson and Roy
Richardson, Alumni President Bill Jones (who crowned the new queen), Suzan
Johnston, Queen Lolli, Joey Melland, Bob Lajala, Marion Stefani, Eldon
Odle, Beverly Barr, Norm Hash. BEVERLY BARR Freshman Princess MARION
STEFANI Junior Princess BEVERLY CARLSON Senior Princess BARBARA
MacGREGOR Sophomore Princess Page fiftysevei
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Senior Hall's display - Daniel's winning display Dr. Haggard and the
Homecoming chairmen, Gloria Gaupp and Bud Woodward The Homecoming dance at
the Armory as it started and ended Page fifty- eight
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Senior Hall Skit-Norma Baker and George Keplinger MRH Skit-Mathes House
Skit Edens Hall's winning skit The skits were enjoyed by all-Homecoming
1925 by Carol Pagels and Helen Wiik Page fifty-nine
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CAM PUS DAY TCoepn: tePr:o pT hder ifnakcinuglty cvoenrtseusst -thet hsetu
fdoeondts liinne sa tug of war; Bengtson an ace sack racer AT WHATCOM
FALLS PARK Lower: Pie eating the Campus Day way; two legged race Page
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Campus Day beard contest winners-Ross (noblest), Thompson (longest),
Callendar (B. O. Plenty), Dodsworth (least for most effort), McGuire
(red-dest), Odell (blackest). Top right: Hospice skit. Inset: Senior
hall's winning skit. Center: Kluane skit. Lower: Howard and Boucher
between-acts skit; Campus Day chairman Freddie Haight and "pie eyed Bud
Hill." (Campus Day-1951). Page sixty-one
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JUNIOR PROM... A wonderful Parisian Holiday was enjoyed by ap-proximately
two hundred couples who attended this year's Junior Prom and danced to the
theme of "An Eve-ning in Paris." Reigning over the Parisian gaieties was
Princess Audrey Dahl, chosen that evening for her qualities of beauty and
charm by a judging committee of faculty and students. She was crowned
during intermission by President W. W. Haggard. Members of the royal court
were Joy Rude, June Dillman, and Mrs. Robert Todd. Ken Valentine was Prom
chairman, heading a committee composed of Stan Frey, Milt Clothier, Fred
Carbonatto, Dorothy James, Buck Burger, Rita Goldade and June Mehl.
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The three day Festival of Arts and dedication of the Auditorium-Music and
Arts buildings took place April 30, May 1 and 2. H. P. Everest, acting
president of the Uni-versity of Washington, spoke at the formal dedication
May 2. Donald Eldridge presided at a luncheon honoring visiting state and
college presidents. "Art and Industrial Top Left: The band playing on the
band deck before and after the dedication ceremony. Top Right: Music for
the dedication was provided by the choir and by Mr. Sheridan on the organ.
Arts in Action," a program consisting of exhibitions and demonstrations
throughout the Arts building, gave the public an opportunity to see the
facilities there. The last evening Dr. D'Andrea directed the Bellingham
Civic Sym-phony with Grant Johanneson as guest soloist. Center Left:
Virgil Fox. Center Right: Leonard Bindon, architect, presenting the
buildings to Burton Kingsbury, chairman of the board of trustees. Lower
Left: Demonstrations presenting "Arts and Industrial Arts in Action."
Lower Right: "The Merchant of Venice."
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Top Left: Headley and Wahl. Top Right: Tudor and Reposa. Row 1: Cooper,
Renshaw, Jones, Fagerson, Bitterman, Usitalo, Holmstrom. Row 2: Headley,
Reposa, Tudor, Jackson, Franklin, Sutherland, Casto, Wahl, Simon. FALL
PLAY--"MERCHANT OF VENICE" Using the landing of the stairway in the foyer
of the new auditorium as the setting for the "Merchant of Venice" the
Division of Drama presented the annual fall play in November. The show
had many interesting portrayals. Shylock was played by Dick Wahl, an
accomplished actor who has appeared in many college productions. Billie
Reposa, who transfered here from Everett Junior college, appeared inr the
part of Portia. Miss Reposa was well known for her out-standing work on
the Everett stage. Bob Casto was especially effective in the part of
Launcelot Gobbo, a low comedy role. Jack Headlee played a dignified and
gentle Antonio, the merchant. As the brilliant Bassanio, Bill Tudor gave a
romantic flair to the play. Ner-issa was portrayed by Mary Lou Fagerson.
Laurnell Cooper as the rebellious Jewess, Jessica, and Denny Renshaw as
the lively young Christian, Lorenzo, both added to the bril-liant
production. In small but aptly characterized supporting roles were Dick
Usitalo as Salano, Bill Jones as the wise-cracking Gratiano, James Simon
as Tubal, John Franklin as the judge in the great courtroom scene. Nellie
Jackson, Bar-bara Holstrom, and June Sutherland also had effective parts.
Colorful lighting effect, brilliant Elizabethan costum-ing and special
music added to the over-all success of the play. The script did not follow
the text of the play found in all the editions but was condensed as
necessary in the time alloted it. The "Merchant of Venice" ran three
nights and was attended by capacity crowds. Victor H. Hoppe, director of
the production, is to be congratulated wholeheartedly on the success of
his ambitious production.
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LIFE WITH FATHER Opening for a run of three nights on February 29, the
Broadway hit, "Life With Father" was the first dramatic pro-duction given
on the stage in the new auditorium. Prof. Victor H. Hoppe directed. Dick
Wahl, as the red-headed father of four red-headed young boys, gave a near-
professional performance. The play was a huge success with a capacity
crowd each night. Mary Lou Fagerson held the play and her family together
as Mother. Henry Rogers and Denny Renshaw did fine jobs as Clarence and
John. Appealing to the crowd were the two Campus school youngsters, Jerry
Peterson and Bud Walter, who were perfect as Whitney and Harlan. Also
successful was Nellie Jackson in the part of Mother's cousin Cora and
Norma Baker in her role of Mary Skinner, the young in-genue who won
Clarence Jr. Presented by the dramatic division of the college, the play
was a hilarious production nostalgic of the "good old days." Father's
explosions against any soul-saving activities in his Episcopalian family
are offset by his susceptibility to Mother's charms and tears, through
which she finally per-suades him to be baptized. John gets mixed up
selling a patent medicine which kills the neighbor's dog. These are only
two of the exciting incidents in the Day household which went to make up a
wonderful play. Prof. Laurence W. Brewster's play production class
pro-vided an authentic background for the action with their period sets.
Top left: Norma Baker, Hank Rogers. Top right: Mary Lou Fagerson, Dick
Wahl. Lower, Row 1: Jackson, Walter, Peterson, Fagerson, Wahl, Renshaw,
Baker, Rogers. Row 2: Mehl, Booman, Larsen, Sutherland, Ogetrop, Simon,
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Top left: With Mr. Hearsey's aid in the library. Top right: A practice
session on the new organ. Center: the Industrial Arts club at work. Lower
left: Evolution? Lower right: the frosh mixer. Page sixty-six
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Top left: A relaxing moment for coffee in the student lounge. Top right:
Hard at work in the library. Center: Relaxing in the sun on the back steps.
Right: Registering to vote in student elections. Lower; The chem lab.
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Upper left: Registration line-up at Library. Upper right: Filling out
registration books. Middle: Scene in the "Grotto." Lower left: More
books for registration. Page sixty-eight Lower right: Buying books for the
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Upper left: Changes of registration. Upper right: The back-to-school
welcome mixer Lower right: Getting schedule cards. Lower left: Scene at
the Co-op. Middle: Paying fees at the business office. Page srixty- nine
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Row 1: Anderson, Tay-lor, Richardson, Peterson, McPherson, Ciszek
(ad-viser). Row 2: Carver (adviser), Cline, Pangallo, Hash, Meuli,
Burger, Lowery. Row 3: Nielsen, Tovrea, Jangard, Jelinek, Lind- berg,
Lajala. Row 4: Larsson, Reinert, Edgren, Scott, Hood. W CLUB WRA When
the W Club lost their president, Dan Sullivan, to the draft during fall
quarter, the official duties were taken over by the vice-president, Bob
Lajala, and the secre-tary- treasurer, Tommy Taylor. The club is composed
of Western athletes and anyone who has earned a letter in one of the four
major sports is eligible to join. The club advisers, Sam Carver and Ray
Ciszek, guided the club in its effort to promote a higher standard of
scholar-ship and sportsmanship and to bring together men who have a
common interest in sports. The social activities of the club were centered
around their spring banquet held at Snyder House. The Women's
Recreational Associaton, open to all women interested in sports, can be
justly proud of their accomplishments for the past year. Under the
supervision of Miss Margaret Aitken and the capable leadership of
Presi-dent Janice Peoples, the club has sponsored several social
functions. During fall quarter, soccer and hockey were in full swing;
they were followed soon after by the basketball season. The WRA winter
carnival was held in February, and was attended by the faculty and many
students. Blossoming forth with the coming of spring were the girls'
intramural programs of tennis, badminton, and archery, along with their
over night trips to Sinclair Island, and their annual Sports Day, held
this year in April. Row 1: Federico, Lorentzen, Gloman, Gochnour,
Spencer, Huyge, Ralph, McMicken. Row 2: Cole, Peoples, Mane-ly, Irwin,
Urbic, Shannon, Hovic, Landahl Row 3: Hoyt, Fee, Sedeil, Oldani, Jones,
Romer, Dob-bins. Row 4: Stiber, Nelson, Dahl gren, Plancich. Inset: WRA
Cabinet-Mane-ly, Landahl, Lorentzen. Row 2: Urbic, Peoples, Fee, Romer.
Row 3: Stiber, Jones, Hoyt, Nelson, Shannon. Page seventy-two
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Top: Diane Folk, Maxine Allen, Maureen Gouchnor Lower, front row: Gloria
Gaupp, Don Wallace, Gay Little. Back row: Mark Hardie, George Keplinger.
Song and Yell Leaders In their traditional blue and white garb, Western's
song and yell squads of 1951 demonstrated both spirit and faithfulness.
The mbst severe conditions of weather failed to stem their energy as they
displayed their boost-ing skill at every sports contest, home or away. To
West-ern's guardians of school spirit, the KLIPSUN offers a sincere
salute. Page seventy-three
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FOOTBALL, 1951 Western's Evergreen Conference co-champion football squad
smashed out their most successful football season since 1938 in winning
eight out of nine contests, and losing only to PLC. Coaches Lappenbusch
and Ciszek did a fine job in molding the ninth ranking defensive team in
the nation for small colleges, allowing their opponents 57 points and
scor-ing 282 for the Blue and White. Norm Hash was selected on the Little
All American squad and was elected by his teammates as their honorary
captain. Eldon Odle was chosen as the inspirational award winner for his
inspiring teamwork and hustle. The Vikings were an outstanding team and
every man on the squad performed with the zeal and spark of an All-
American. Trainer Dick Abrams, along with Coaches Lap-penbusch and Ray
Ciszek, did a very fine job of keeping the athletes together as they
battered opposing players with the rough, tough football tactics that are
necessary to win a championship. The following season's schedule and game
scores are self-explanatory as to the defensive of Western's power-laden
Vikings. WWC .------. 8 WWC .------ 40 NW C ......... 59 W W C
---------- 0 WWC ......... 52 WWC ---- 19 WWC ----. 20 WWC --------51
WWC -.---. 33 Lappenbusch Ciszek Pacific U....... 0O.... UBC ----------
6 EWC 0 PLC ---------- 14 UBC ---------------- 6 CPS ----------0 EWC
12 Whitworth ------ 12 CWC --------- 7 and offensive ability Captains
Hash and Cornet Taylor and Richardson Compton and Ewing Lajala and
Cornet Walley Muir and D. Lee Karwaski and Fagan Hash and Larsson Odle
and Lowry Abrams Page seventy-four
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1. Asplund 2. Brown 3. Burger 4. Cline 5. Compton 6. Cornett 7. Daws
8. Ewing 9. Feagan 10. Greathouse 11. Hash 12. Hood 13. Jengard 14.
Jelinet 15. Karwacki 16. Lajala 17. Larsson 18. Lee 19. Lee 20.
Lingbloom 21. Wescott
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1 Lowery 2 Mansur 3 Mariotti 4 McDade 5 Muir 6 Odle 7 Pangallo 8
Pederson 9 Peterson 10 Raines 11 Rassley 12 Richardson 13 Roberts
14 Swallwell 15 Taylor 16 Wally 17 Wells 18 White 19 Winters
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BASKETBALL RECORD NON-CONFERENCE SMC SMC SU UBC PLC SPC _ Eilers
Eilers Albern Albern SU _____ SPC _ SMC _ SMC Totals Row 1: Coach
McDonald, Lajala, Anderson, Markishtum, Scott, Thompson Row 2: Hansen,
Reinert, Ziebell, Stone, Stuurmans, Lindberg, Woodman . .. Coach Bill
McDonald's Vikings showed great spirit and fight this year as they battled
their way to a fourth place in the Evergreen conference. In losing their
final game of the season to the power laden Central Wildcats, the Viks
missed a tie for third place and a chance for a play-off game with Pacific
Lutheran col-lege. A win over PLC would have given the Vikings a chance
to represent the Evergreen conference in third spot at the NAIB tourney in
Phoenix, Arizona. The squad showed good form in pre- season games by
winning 11 and losing only three. Two of the games lost were to the fast
pacing Chieftains of Seattle university. The other defeat was to St.
Martins college team whom the Vikings had upset three times previously.
Anc~son Scott Hansen Stone Lajala Stuurmans In conference play the
squad split even, winning six and losing six. With the exception of
Central and Whitworth, the Vikings managed at least to split even with the
teams by winning one and losing one. Double defeats by Central and
Whitworth were revenged by the posting of double victories over CPS and
UBC. Winding up their playing careers for Western were four oustanding
players: Bud Scott, Bob Lajala, Seymour Stuur-mans, and Dick Brock. These
men will be a big loss to the team. Inspirational award winner for the
team was Bob Woodman, who was high scorer in pre-conference play with 134
points, and in total scoring was second only to Seymour Stuurmans with 213
points. Stuurmans led the scoring for the season with a huge 283 points to
his credit. Lindberg Thompson Markishtum Woodman Reinert Zeibell
Page seventy-eight We 36 .----.--.----.-- -.-.- . 5 2 39 .....------
-----.-------- 53 -------- 4 6 63 - -- 71 -- 66 ii - -- 61 ii -- 57
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.5 8 - 792 They 33 34 90 49 45 48 50 54 51 55 84 52 30 68
743 Wins 11 Losses 3TBALL BASKETBALL
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BASKETBALL RECORD CONFERENCE We CWC ---..- 47 CPS ---- - 68 P LC ...
.. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. 5 7 EWC _42 Whitworth 65 UBC 70 UB C --- .. .
.... .. .. .. ..5 9 PL C ----------------- ---------.--4 3 W hitworth
-------- -- 49 EWC 74 C P S ---------------------------- 5 5 CW C
..............--- ---------43 Totals ___ 672 They 52 53 50 61 101
64 48 69 56 55 53 67 729 Wins Losses . Stone clears the backboard
j-V BASKETBALL... Scoring a season's total of 204 points, Arnold Reimer
led his team mates to a highly successful season. This year the JV's,
under the coaching of Jerry Starr, split 16 games, winning eight and losing
a like number. The team scored a total of 832 points to 751 points for
the opponents. At the season's close Reimer was chosen both Inspirational
Award winner and Honorary captain by his team mates. Guthrie, Weber,
Peterson, Lingbloom, Swallwell, West, Chamberland, Burger, Harrison,
McGovern, Baker, Reimer. Kneeling: Coach Jerry Starr Page seventy-nine
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Upper left: the take off. Upper right: Frey. Center left: Hodges from the
U. of W. Center right: Clothier, Krull, Croghan, Lee, German,
Hicken-bottom, Swanberg, Frey, Boetcher, Davis, Rogers, Wiley, Snapper,
Hanson, Caraker. Lower left: relay team-Davis finished, German coming in,
Clothier taking off. Lower right: Boetcher (crawl stroke), Hanson (breast
stroke), Davis (back crawl). MEN'S SWIM TEAM An outstanding event of the
season for Western's swim team was a quadrangle swim meet held here, in
which the University of Idaho, UB, Eastern, and Western participated.
This year initiated the college pool and swim team to Evergreen
Conference meets, which includes visits Page eighty from such outstanding
teams as Washington State Col-lege and the University of Washington.
Thanks to the efforts of coach Ray Hyatt and his boys, more college and
city-wide interest was shown in non- conference and conference swimming at
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Upper left: pyramid float. Upper right: Daverin in a specialty number.
Center left: Nelson, Stiber, Jones, Pickering, Daverin, Hughs, Beighle,
Little, Adams, Gloman, Bandel, Hoyt, McMicken, Bettridge. Lower left:
water wheel. Lower right: square dance. BLUE BARNACLES Blue Barnacles
swimming enthusiasts, under the direction of Miss Margaret Aitken, this
year presented two water shows to the general public. The first show was
given winter quarter and the proceeds were do-nated to aid the World
Student Service fund. The sec-ond water exhibition was presented in early
spring. Both shows featured various strokes and synchronized swimming
numbers. Every Monday night throughout the year these eighteen girls have
met in the college pool with the aim of improving their swimming and
taking part in the intramural program. Page eighty-one
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Top left: Hash slides in on second. Top right: Just practice. Center
right, Row 1: Baldwin, Bright, Honsinger, Swain, Newell, Reimer, Rassley,
Burger, Burger. Row 2: Pangello, Scott, Nielson, Padgett, Evans, Hansen,
Lindberg, Tovrea, McClure, Hash, Martin (coach). Lower left: Hanson
pitching. Lower right: Lindberg batting. BASEBALL TEAM ... Good hitting,
good pitching, and good coaching made the combination that was needed this
year for a winning baseball team. Coach Joe Martin had a number of very
capable hurlers on the mound. To back them up the team put on a
demonstration of well-timed hitting and some of the best fielding that
Western spectators had seen in years. The most brilliant win recorded by
the club was the 5-3 thumping handed Johnny O'Brien and company of
Se-attle University. The Vikings had lost the opening game of the double
header by a very close 4-3 decision and with vengeance in their hearts came
back to prove that they didn't mean to be on the losing end again. Some
of the outstanding pitchers who contributed greatly to Western's success
this year were: Spud Walley, Chuck Lindberg, Bob Hansen, Tom Rassley, and
Bob Lajala. Page eighty-two
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Top left: Jerry Swan. Top right: Row 1-Mr. Ciszek (coach), Honcoop, Ward,
Mansur, Daws, Muir, Linde, Howe, Winters, Jangard. Row 2: Burger,
Swallwell, Swan, Harrison, Jones, Miller, Reinert, Odle, Peterson. Lower
left: Reinert, Muir, Daws on the high hurdles. Right: Swallwell throwing
the discus. TRACK TEAM ... Coach Ray Ciszek came up this year with one of
the best track teams that Western has fielded in a number of years. Some
of the performers were the most outstanding that Coach Ciszek has worked
with during his four years at Western. A top performer on the squad was
Pete Muir, who was a consistent winner in three events, the high hurdles,
low hurdles, and broad jump. In the first two meets of the season Pete
picked up a total of 32 points. Another sterling squad member was miler
Jerry Swan. Jerry started the season by running the mile in the time of
4:27.2 which was less than two seconds more than Western's all time record
of 4:25.4 set by Norm Bright in 1931. Coach Ciszek has great hopes that
Jerry will break the record and possibly set a new one at which future
milers can aim. The teams Western met this year were the University of
British Columbia, Seattle Pacific, College of Puget Sound, Pacific
Lutheran College, and the Vancouver Olympic Club. They played host to the
Conference Relays on May 3, and on May 23 traveled to Vancouver to compete
in the Evergeren Conference meet at UBC. In the final competition of the
year the individual win-ners in the Evergreen Conference meet traveled to
Portland, Oregon, to compete in the Northwest College Invitational meet.
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Top: Angevine, Ramely, Ondracek, Davis. Row 2: Lappenbusch (coach),
Kluksdahl, Raper, Thal, Stave Harold Ramaley Ray Ondracek Western's
varsity tennis team had a fine schedule of matches this season, including
the following schools be-sides all colleges of the Evergreen conference:
Seattle Uni- versity, Seattle Pacific, and the University of Washington,
undefeated member of the Coast conference. Taking top honors were the five
members of the travel-ing squad in this order: Ed Angevine, Harold
Ramaley, Ray Ondracek, Don Davis, and two boys new to the team this
season, John Stave and Chuck Anderson, battling for the fifth position of
the squad. The boys had a good season which climaxed at the Evergreen
Conference Tournament May 23 and 24 at UBC. Western can be proud of its
showing on the courts. Page eighty-four Ed Angevine TENNIS TEAM ... Ron
Davis
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Top: Walter Shaudney Bottom: Fred Carbonatto GOLF TEAM ... The six
members of the golf team had a busy spring schedule. Fred Carbonatto,
Wayne Swanson, Roger Stearns, Walter Shaudney, Gene Caraker, and Eugene
Park com-prised the golf squad this year. Playing about two matches a
week, the team has practiced at the Country Club in their spare time. Sam
Carver was the able instructor and coach of the team. The weather was
ideal for golf and by the end of the practice period the team was ready to
show well in their matches. The squad traveled to Seattle University and
Pacific Lutheran College for matches. College of Puget Sound and Whidbey
Naval Air Base were opponents also. Roger Stearns Wayne Swanson Gene
Caraker Eugene Park Page eighty-five
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Top: Men's intramural basketball (fall and winter quarters); working out on
the horizontal bar at mixed-rec Center: Intramural baseball (spring
quarter). Lower: Badminton and volleyball on mixed-recreation nights.
Page eighty-six
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Top left: Intramural basketball. Top right: Tonder and Hurlbut play on the
ping pong match. Center Intramural baseball. Lower left, center: Hockey
Team-Row 1: Sedel, Gloman, Hacket, Balch, Cole. Row 2: Peoples, Shannon,
Romer, Stiber, Miss Aitken (coach). Lower left: Hockey Team in action.
Lower right: Archery. Page eighty-seven Top left: Intr
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A Aandahl, Elliot C.............................4.7.,
.4.9...............24, Aarstad, Neva T.................................
...... ........ Abernethy, Annete ............................. .... 32,
49 Ableman, Lorraine Y................................... ............
Abrams, Richard M............................ ...... .... 75 Acheson,
Patricia E................................. .... 32 Ackley, Merle
M....................... Adams, Audrey M...............................29,
52, 81 Adams, Fay ..................................3.2.,.
52.............. Ager, Betty
G.................................................... Ager, Phil R
........................... .... 16, 22, 38, 41, 43 Agnew, Sam
H.......................................................................
Aitken, Margaret H............................. .... 10, 87 Akam, Harold
W.................................47., ..49.............. Akam, Mary
E....................................... ...... 17, 47, 49 Aldrich, George
R....................................... .......... Alexander, Donald
W.................... ..... 17, 41, 43, 48 A lexander, H
elen................................................ Allan, Maxine
J.................................. 7.3.................... Allen, John C
........................ ..... .......... 48 Al len, K irby R
.................................4.8............... Almasi, Terry.
............................... 24 A lsen, E lsa
J....................................................................................17
A lton, R obert K
................................................................................
A lvord, M ary E................................................... Ames,
Warren E.............................. . ......... .... Amundsen, George
E..................... .... ........ .... Andersen,
Beatrice............................. Anderson, Charles L
................................ .... 17 Anderson, Duane I
.............................. Anderson, Gerald R.
..................................................... Anderson, Gunnar
................................... ............. A nderson, Jack
............. ................. .............................. 72, 78
Anderson, Jerry M ........... ...................... ..... 32 A nderson, L
loyd
F............................................................................
Anderson, Morris B .................................... .... 50 Anderson,
Sharon F...............................17, 22, 43, 45, 48 Andrus, Dwight
R....................................... Angell, Melvin
A.............................. .... ...... 10 Angevine, Edwin W..........
....... .. 17, 39, 46, 84 Arentzen, Frederick ................. .....
............... 17 A rntzen, E dw ard
J.................................1..0..,.. 4.1.......................
Asplund, Bennett A .......................4.4.,. 4.5.,
.7.5...................... A splund, M argery D .
........................................................... Auburg, Norman
R.............................. .......... Aukland, Charles
L....................................... A u stin, D aniel E
...............................................................................
B Bailey, Robert W......................................... Baker,
Edith........................................................................................10
Baker, Frank W....................................179 B aker, N orm a J .
..........................2.4.,. 5.9., .6.5............................
Baker, Robert R..............................4.7.,
.5.1............................17, Baklund, Robert
L...................................... Balch, Grace ...................
.....4.7.,. 8.7.. Baldwin, Dale
............................................... 82 Ballif, Fred
S..........................................................................45
B an c r of t , K e i t h C. ...... .. ....... .. ... ...........
................. . . . .. B andle, R uby W.
................................8.1..........................................
B argew ell, L lew ellyn
....................................................... ...... Barnett,
John E......................................................... B arnhill,
D avid
E.............................................................................
Barr, Beverly .....................................................32 B
arrett, D on P .
.................................................................................
Barrett, Janet L...................................................32
Barron, Declan ........................... ........ ................... 10
Barron, Lucille ......................... ........ ................... 10
B artell S h irley
...................................................................................
Barton Helen .................................2.4.
4.8.......................................... Bass Barbara J
........................... ..... ..... Battey Ann
................................ ... 48 Baxter Patricia A
.................................... 24, 44 Baylor, Jeanne
M.............................1.7., .2.2...................... B each, M
aureen H.
..............................2.4.........................................
Beane, Carroll A.................................................. Beatty,
D anny L............................. ...3.2., .4.3., .5.0.. Beaudry,
James A......................... ............... .. B eek s, R on ald L .
...................................................................
Beeler, Lynn H.................................. ...... ................ B
eernink, D ixie
J...........................................................................32
B eeston, Leslie
..................................2.9............................................
Beighle, Janet R.....................................3.2., 48, 51, 53, 81
B ell, D on ald A
.....................................................................................
Bem is, Jam es L................................... .........1.7....
Bender, Joan
P..................................4.7......................................17,
Benjamin, Marie
E..................................................................32
Bennett, Artalie J ......................... ........... 32 B ennett, R
alph ...............................................................
..39...... B enson, B oyd 0
..................................................................................
B erentsen, B etty L
...............................4.8.........................................
Berg, Geraldine L....................... ......... 24, 48 B erg, John
E.................................... ........2-4,- -5.0........ Bergan,
Marcia I ............................ ...................... 51 B ergh, B
onnie ............................2.9,. .4.4.,
.4.8.............................. Berglund, Joan L...........
.................. ...... 29 Bergmann, Lorrene .................
42..48................., B ergstrom , Joan
D............................................................................
Bernik, Gale F........................................ ....--4 2 B erry,
R ichard T
...............................................................................
Bettman, May L........................ ....-- .........10 Bettridge, Lula
M- --.........................---...........5..0.,. ..81 Bibbins, Warren
C..................................................................
Bickford, Lyle M............................ .................... Bigelow,
Charles G........................ . .......................... Bishop,
Leslie H.................................4.1..........................17,
Bitterman, Wayne ............................ 64 Blake, Jane
A........................................................ Blake, Mildred
........... .. ................... B lakely, R obert
C...........................................................................29
Blickenstaff, Priscilla
..........................2.9................................ B londen, W
illiam
E........................................................................
B lood, D on F
......................................................................................
Page eighty-eight INDEX TO 1952 KLIPSUN and Names of Students Not
Pictured Bloom , Carl J ............................ 17 Bodinger, Barbara
........ ............................ 24 Boetcher, James
................................................................... 80
Boe, Nancy M...................................................32 Boko,
Robert C................. .................... 17, 42, 45, 48 B onney, B
ixby W ................................................. B onney, P
atricia L....................................... ......... Booman, Karen
M. ......3.2.,... 65 Booth, Mira
E..................................................10 Boraker, Charlotte
Bowhay, Ellis L...... ........................ 17 B ow m an, Jack
L.......................................42 Bowman, Robert
E.........................................................24, 44, 53 Bow
sher, A rnold E...................................... ......... B oyer,
JoA nn................................. B radley, G ordon W
...........................................................................
Bradley, Mary J...................... ............... Bragdon, Marjorie
.............. ... 32, 50, 51 Brandner, Crosby
J..............................................32 Brann, Norman
J....................................... Breakey, Hazel
...................... ..................................... ....... ....
10 Brehm, Duane K.................................................. B
rehm er, Charles L....................................... .........
Breivick, Wilma E...................................................... 17,
22, 39 B retvick, L orraine
..................................................................
Brewster, Laurence W .......................... .... 10 Bridges, Marianne
................................ ...... 43, 48 B right, M aurice W .
....................................................................... B
right, W illiam T ........................................... 32 B ro ck
, R ich ard
....................................................................................
Brom ley, D avid
.......................................................................
Brooks, Stefani ......................................... 17 B row n, C
huck ...............................................................
Brown, Clyde .............................. ...........................
......... 75 B row n, E lbert A . ...
............................................................... Brown,
Harry E................................................... Brown, Joan
Louise .............................. ...... 23, 48 B row n, Loretta ...
................................................ 17 Brown, Nancy ..
Brown, Robert ............ ............................ 17, 43 Brown,
Stella J.................................................. Brown, Troyce
E............................. Buchanan, Sam J............................
........... 10 Buchinoff, George N...............................
......... Buerstatte, Margaret ............................3.2......
Burchett, Edna
Jean............................................................32, 42
Burger, Harvey N., Jr .................. 24, 62, 72, 75, 82, 83 Burger,
Robert ................................ ...... 32, 79, 82 B urke, G
eraldine
J...............................................................32, 46 B
urnet, R uth A ............................
....................................... 10 Burnett, Carolyn
........................................... 17, 47, 52 Burton, Raymond
1............... ....................... 41, 44 B yers ,D oris
A...........................................................................29,
44 B yrns, H elen M
..................................................................... 17
Cain, Pat .................................... Caldwell, Audley
........................................... ............... Caldwell,
Maymie S ............................ .......... Callahan, Mary L
............................ 24 Callender, Ernest
A....................................... 46, 61 Callison, Virginia
................................................................... 29
Cameron, Pat ................... .................. ..... ..... 32
Camfield, Ronald ........................................ 32 Campbell,
Charles ................................................ 48 Campbell,
Clare ............... ......................... 44, 45, 48 Campbell, Dale
..................... .............. 29, 44, 48 C am pbell, R odney
..........................................................................
Cannon, Patsy R....................................................32
Caraker, D on................................. Caraker, Gene ............
............................ 80, 85 Carbonatto, Fred J
....................................... 24, 62, 85 C arey, G loria
..................................................................................
10 Carlile, Sene
R.................................................................................10
Carlson, Beverly 4.8. Carlson, D. W..................................
....... ................. Carlson, Sam uel A .
.........................................................................
Carlson, Thelma............................... C arroll, C . N
ilene..............................................................................
C arson , G len
......................................................................................
47 Carson, Gordon Carver, B arbara
................................3.2..........................................
C arver, Sanford .......................................
......................... 10, 72 Casanova, Katherine
........................................ ................ 10 C ash , E arl
....................................................
................................. 29 C asteel, L ora
L.................................................................................17
Castillo, Benita ...................................
....................... ........... 29 Casto, Robert
.................................................................... 43,
48, 64 Catron, Stanley
F..................................................................24, 51
Cederstrom, M. F............. .......................... 10, 38 Celm s, R
asm a ..............................................................
Chamberlain, James ....................................... .....79
Chandler, Julia .................................................... 32, 51
Chandler, Marlene ........................................ 32, 51 Channer,
Edna ..................................................... 10 Chapm an, G
uy ......................................... . .. . ..................
Chapman, Raymond B......... ......................... 46 Chenette, Paul
......................................................... Chenier, Alice M
- -............................................... 32 Chenier, Walter
E.......................... . ........................2.9..... C hilds, V
ernon J ...............................--- ................ ....... 17 C
hristensen, C arla D
................................................................... 44 C h
u k a , R o d o lph M .. . . . . . . . .. . ................... . .. . . .
.. . ........ . 32 Chuka, Yvonne
......................................................... 32, 48 Church,
Ethel ............................................ ......... .. 10 Ciszek,
Raymond ................................... 10, 72, 74, 83 C lark, E
lizabeth
...............................................................................
Clark, Richard E...............................................
.......................... 17 Clement, Richard
S....................................................................
Cleven, Lois W -......... ................................ 48 Clifton,
Norma...................................... ........ ... Cline. Richard
................... ..........------------ ... ---..- --...... Cline,
Robert ....................................................................
17, 72, 75 Clogston, Fred L................................... 41
Closson, Cecelia A...................................... . ................
Clothier, Milton A.......................................17, 23, 41, 62,
80 C lothier, N ita K
.....................................................................
Coffelt, Lynn M .................. ......................32 Cohrs, Ray
M........................................ ...................... 51 Cole,
M argaret .......................................................... 24,
46, 72, 87 Cole, M arie ........................... C ollins, K athleen,
E....................................... ........ Collman, Stephen
W.....................................32 Com pton, Al
..................................... 75 Conley, Mary Lee
............................................ 44 C onnors, Joyce
J....................................... ..... .... 32 Cookson, Robert
........................................ Cooper, Clifford
R............................... ............. Cooper, D ona
R.................................................................................32
Cooper, D onald ........................................................
Cooper, Laurnell
.................................................................... 29, 64
Copeland, James R....................... ........ .............. 24
Cornell, Joan M ..............................................
....................... 24, 51 Cornett, A llan
D.............................................................................75
Coskey, Roland P............................. ....... 47, 49 Cossart,
Yvonne M............................... .......... 32 C otter, M arily n
......................................................................
Cottrell, Christine
........................................................................ 10
C oulter, R oy
C.................................................................................17
Countrym an, Linda
........................................................................ 10
Cox, Carol ....................................... 32 Cox, Francis
W.......................................44 Craig, Wayne
........................................ C randall, E dith
I..................................... .. ........................... 32
Crawford, David h........................ ....
17............................. Crisp, Hugh
................................. Critchfield, Howard
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Endrezzi, E. G ............................... ........... ..............
Enga, Paul E....................................... ........ .............
Engdahl, Jeanne ........................................................
.....29 Engdahl, Roberta E................................ ..........
Ensign, Dorothy E....................................... Erdman, Claretta
Jay........................................ 18, 39, 48 Erholm, Diane
........................................ ............................. 29
Erickson, Fred ........................................ ............... E
rlandson, D onald F
.......................................................................
Estle, Paul
................................................................................
24, 47 Evans, Mervyn ........................................ 24 E vans,
W . A llen
........................................................................
Eyres, Dorothy Louise ......................... 32 Ewing, Walter
H....................................... .................75 Faber, Gerard
......................................................................................
Faber, Harley ........................................................
Fagan, M ary...................................... Fagerson, Mary Lou
............................. 29, 47, 64, 65 Fairall, Marilyn
Ann......................... ......... ... 29 F allis, G eorge N
................................. ....... .......................... 49
Fallis, John R.............................. .......... 39, 49, 53
Fanning, Virginia ................................. ............... 32
Faulkner, Randall.................................. Feagan, Robert
B.............................. ........ .... 75 Federico, Carmela
C...........................................29, 47, 72 Fee, Donna Mae
................................. 18, 22, 40, 41, 48, 72 Felton, Bruce
E....................................... ....... ................. Ferris,
D onald
A..................................................................... 9
Field, John ......................................... Finch, N ancy
B.......................................................................32,
51 Fisher, Joe.......................................... F isher, Sue
................................................................................
29, 44 Fjellman. Stanton ................................ ............. F
leck, H arold L
................................................................................
Fleming Alexnnder E.................................. .... 47 F obair.
John L uis.................................................. Folk, Diane L
.................................. 44, 51, 73 Foltz, Richard Forbes. R
uth
C.........................................................................32,
44 Ford, Gordon ........................................ ......... .......
42 Ford, T hornton..................................... Forsell. Paul H
....................... ......... ....................................
Foss, B etty ............................. ............................
......... 29, 43, 48 Fntheringham, John
James........................................ Fowler, Barbara
.................. ...................... ..... 32, 40 F rancis.
Jack....................................... Franklin, John
J....................................................... 18, 22, 64, 65
Franks, Athena Franks, Fannie L .........................................
33, 44, 50, 51 Franks, George L ...................
........................................ 44 Franulovich, Rudolph
C.................. ................... ...... Frederickson, Monica
........................................... .... 29 Freeberg, Ganlen
N...................... .................................. Freehill.
Maurice F.......................................1 Frey, Stanley
........................................................... 24, 46, 62, 80
Fri erg, Lorraine ....................................................
......... F ritzberg. Jam es
...............................................................................
Fulkerson, Russ ........................................ 18 G G adw a, F
rancis L ................................................... Gallagher,
Paula
....................................................................... 29
Gallant, Carole ...................................... 24 Gallant, Harvey
E.................................................................29
Galloway, George L....................................... .......... G
anson, John
............................................................................
Garber, Kenneth
D..................................................................24 G
arcia, A nn
....................................1.1.................................................
Garrett, Danna M................................ ........... G arrison, B
ill .................................................
........................... 18, 46 Gasparini,
Ernie.................................... Gates, Ernest
F..................................... ..... .................. Gates,
Milford D....................................... ............ Gaupp,
Gloria ................................. ......... 24, 58, 72 Geijsbeek.
Sam ................................. ...... 18, 47, 49 Geiling, Barbara
.......... ....................... ........ 29 Gelder, Harvey
M.......................................... .. 11, 38, 50 Generaux. Don
Gentry, Janice Mae
............................................................... 24, 48
Gerard, Donald ........................................ ..............
German, Kenneth ............................................ 25, 44, 80
German. Maribeth ................................ ........ 33, 44 Geyer,
Virgil T........ .......................... ....... 33 G iarde,
Patricia................................... Gibbs, Dolores
Jean................. ................... 33, 43 Gibbs. John
Gary................ ................... 33, 43 Gibson, Pat
......................... ............. ... 33, 46 Gilfilen, Sandra L...
............................................. ....... 29 Gillham, Helen
..................................................... 11 Gillie, Paul
J...................................... 18. 38, 39, 41, 47, 53 Glanz,
Martha ........................................ ...................... 25
Gloman, JoAnn K......................................25, 46, 72, 81, 87
Gochnour, Maurine ........... ................... .......... 46, 72 G
oheen, M ilton
..........................................................................
Goldade, Rita M.................................... 25, 48, 50, 62
Golden, Martha ........................................ 27, 46 Golan,
Beverly ........................................ ....................... 33
Gonley, N ancy A
nn......................................................................33
Gooding, June ........................................................
Goss, Robert
M........................................................................
Gourley. William R...................................... ...... 25, 51
Gragg, Georgia P........... ............................ 11 Granger,
Dorothy ........................................ .... 33, 48, 51 Gray,
Beverly Jane .................. ............................. .. 33 Gray,
Eugenia Ann................................. ........... 33 G ray , R alph
................................................................................
G ray, R oger .......................... ................ Greathouse,
Glenn E.............................. ..... 46, 75 G reen leaf, B elle
................................................... ................
Gregory, Elizabeth ....................................... 11 Gresli,
Marilyn ..................................... ...... ............ 33
Griffin, William H .................. ... ... ..... ........33 Griffiths,
Anne ................................. .........25, 38, 48 INDEX TO 1952
KLIPSUN and Names of Students Not Pictured Grocott, Betty H.
.................................... 28, 29, 38, 48 G roenen, R uth
................................................................................
51 Gronseth, Morton ................................................... 53
Gudbranson, Larry ................................ ...........
Gudmundson, Magnus
............................................................. 44 Guenther,
Dorothy E.................... .......... ........ Gusa, Ronald ........
Gustafson, Ronald H....................................... Gunther, Nick
........ H Hachman, Dolores ........................................ 29,
44, 48 Hackett, Patricia .............................. ....... ...... 87
Haffner, Allie M....................................... ............. H
afstod, E linor ........
................................................................ Hagen,
Louella Jean........................................18, 22, 48, 53, 56 H
aggard, W . W ................................... ................ 8, 58
Hailman, Paul E....................................... ............ H ale,
Phyllis ..................................................... 18 Hall,
Marilyn ..............................2.9., .4.8.......................
Hamilton, Douglas N ............................. .......... 44 Hammer,
Irwin A.............................. ......... 11, 41 Handeland, Alma
Mae............................................................ 33
Ilankins, John.......... ............................ Hanks, Gerald
D....................................... H ansen, A llister M .........
........................................................ Hansen, Beverly
Ann...................................................... ... ....... 48
Hansen, Elizabeth.................................. H ansen, June
........................ ....................................... Hansen,
Mary ........................................
.............................. 33 Hansen, Robert
................................ ...... 25, 78, 82 Hanson, Duane I.
........................................ 25, 43, 50 Hanson, Jerry
................. ...................... Hanstead, William
..........................................................................
Hardie, Mark ............................................. 45, 46, 51, 73
Harding, Lenna J.......................... ............. Hardy, Dolores H
ardy, Jerald..................................... ............... Hari,
Maud ........................................ 33 Harlan, Florence
............................... ...... ...... 18 Harlow, Jeanne
..................................................... 44 H arm ala, Ralph
.................................... H arries, Jane
.......................................................................................
Harrison, Agnes I....................................... ............
Harrison, Bertha C.................. .................... Harrison, Ronald
K.............................. ....... 79, 83 Harrison, Wallace
J........... ......................... 29 Harshman, Carolyn
A....................................... Hartough, Dan
....................................................... Hasbrouck,
Virginia F.......................................................29, 44
Hash, Carl Clifford............................................ 25, 46, 72,
82 Hash, Norman ........................ ............ 18, 75 Hassage,
Charles ... ........... .......... ...... Haugen, Jarvis ....
.............................. 18 Hawk, Donald
................................. ................... 25 Hawk, Richard L.
....................................... 39, 48, 49 Hawk, Jere
Rowland................................. ............ Hawk, Raymond
F....................................... ........ 9, 41 Hawkins, Dorothy
M.................................... 18, 43, 45, 48 Hawn,
Barbara..................................... Haycox, Bill
................................. ............. 29 Hayes, Beth Jean
..................... .................................... 43 Hayward,
Georgie ................................................ 29, 44, 48
Hazlett, Barbara ................................. ....... 33 Headlee,
Jack
R.......................................................................47,
64 Hearsey, Herbert R........................... ........ .... 11 H eath,
H erbert
G.............................................................................
HH eeaatthhe , rsJ,o hP ne rc..y...
...W..........................................................................................
.......... ....................................... H eck, Gene
D...........................................................................33,
51 Heck, Joe L......................................51 H ed m an, A llen
...................................................................................
Heilman, Paul ............................................... ............
29 Heinrich, Iver
............................................................. 18, 39, 46
Hendricks, William C................. ...................... ..... 18
Henry, Lois Ann......... .................................... ....33, 42
Herbert, Barbara L....................... ........ .... 18 H ergert, John
...................................................... 25, 46 Herrick,
Jack B..................................................... Herrick,
Mildred .............................. ........ ..... 11 Hevly, Dale
............................... ............. .... 25 Hewitt, Dorothy
E............................... ..................... Hickenbottom,
Gerald I........................................... ..... 80 Hicks, Arthur
C.................................... .... 11, 50 Hieber, Patricia
....................................... 11 Higgins, Charlotte
J............................. ................ H ill, R ay
......................................................... 48 Hill, Thomas
E........................... .... .......... ... 48 H illaire, M ary
...........................................................................
Hinderman, Donna ............................................ 29, 39, 49
H ines, H arold M
.............................................................................
11 Hinkle, Laura
................................................................... 42 H
offert, M arcella ........................................ ............ H
offm an, M ary L.............................................
.......................... 18 Hofman, J. Samuel
................................. ... 33, 44 Hofstod, Elinor
..................................................... 33 Hoglund, Eric
........................................ Holmstrom, Mary
B................................... 29, 51, 64 Honcoop, James
....................................... .... 83 Hood, Bruce
........................................ .................. Hood, Clayton
M....................................................................72, 75
Hoof, Bruce ................... ....... ............. 19, 46 H ooker,
Ruth ....................................................................
... ..... 25 Hopkins, Barbara ........................................
Hoppe, Victor H....................................... 11 Hopper,
Elizabeth .................................................. 11 Horman,
Burton ........................................ ... ... .... Horman,
Paul.. ..................................... Houghton, Meech
.................................................. 29 Hovik, Elmer C.....
.............................. .. 33 Hovik, Shirley
K................................................33, 72 H ow ard, Georgia
Lee........................ ............. .................. Howard,
Raymond J............................... ... .... Howe, Henry
....................................................... 83 H oyt,
Elizabeth ...................................................... Hoyt,
JoAnn ............................................................. 29, 52,
81 H oyt, M ary A nn .........................................
......................... 25, 72 Hub, Gretchen
Ann..................................... ............. H ubbard, F. E
...........................................................................
Huber, John S...........................................33 H udson,
Bonnie .................................
................................... 25 Hughes, Dorothy
........................................ 33, 81 Hulse, Howard
..................................................... 25 Hunt, Leslie
............................... ..... ......... 11 Hunt, Lynn
............................... ........ 25, 39, 40 Hunt, Thomas
F........................... ....... ........... 11 Hunter, Dolores
J....... ................ ....... 44, 48 Hurlbut, Jacqueline
............................. ....... 40, 87 Hucthison, Joyce
..................................................... 25, 53 Huyge, Joanna
....................................................... 29, 47, 48, 72
Hyde, Alfred
James........................................................................
Irish, D on ald P ..................................
.................................. 11 Irvin, Joanne
........................ .......................... ......... Irvin, Laura
........................................................ Irwin, Carol
................................ 19, 22, 38, 41, 46, 48, 72 Isaacs, Dona
A...... ................. ............... 52, 53 Ivarson, A rdis
........................................ Jackson, Donald
W................. .................... ........ Jackson, Nellie
C.................................... 33, 64, 65 Jackson, N orm an
L....................................... ........... Jacobson, Derald
D...................................................... Jacoby, Junette
......... ............................... 19, 48 James, Dorothy M. ..
....... 225..,. ...4..8.,. ...6..2................ James, Kenneth E
...................... .................. ............... Jangard, Donald
...................................... 72, 75, 83 Jelinek, Louis
...................................................... 75 Jensen, Mary
Lou...............................................33, 49 Jeremiah, Neil
W....................................... ... ........ Jerstedt, Robert
L.................................................................. Jew
ell, A lan ...................................................... 33 Jew
ell, V iolet I....................................................
.............. Joergenson, Anita ..................................... 33,
43, 45 Johanesen, Ronald ...................................--- 33
Johanson, F. Ruth........................... ...... ..... 33, 44 Johnson,
Dexter ...........................---- ................ Tohnson,
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Krebs, Raymond L..................... Kronstad, Warren
E.......................... Krull, Richard ... Kucera, Larry ... Kuder,
Merle .. Kuhl, Patricia . Kuhns, Jean .. Kuljis, George . ..............
..................51................ .......... .....8.0........
.................................. 9 ..................3.3..............
L LaFreniere, William M ................................... ... ........
Lajala, Robert D...................................... 19, 41, 72, 75, 78
Lallals, John E....................................... Lambson, Norma
L.......................................33 Lamkin, James R...
........................... ...... 25 Landahl, Jean Marie
.............................. ...... 25, 72 Lane, Katherine
.................................................................... 12
Langdon, Virginia L........... ..................3.3....... Lange, Barbara
....................................... 25 Lanphear, George
................................5.1...........................................
Lappenbusch, Charles ......................1.2.,. 7.4.,
.8.4....................... Lapsley, Edwin
C................................ ....... .... 19 Larrish, Bette
Jean.................................... Larsen, Shirley ................
.... .................... 33 Larson, Barbara
E........................................................33, 49 Larson,
Patricia
J..............................6.5.................................25,
Larsson, Artis
E.................................7.5.............................72,
Lavender, John ...................................... . ........
...................... 19 Lawrenson, DeWitt B............
........................... Layton, Patricia L.......
................................ 19, 48 Leathers, Samuel
P..................... .................. LeCompte, Oscar R.......
................................ LeCocq, Caroline . ...............
.................................. Lee, Arthur E.
......................... ............ 75, 80 L ee, Le ss
.........................................................
............................... Lee, Vic .................. ...........
........... 75 L eedy, D orothy
..................................................................... Le
pbondt, Ursula ................................................ Legg,
Alicia ..................................... 25, 43 Lehman, Charles
T....... ................................ Lemm, Leonard
............................. 25 Leonard, Lola
........................................ 48 LeWarne, Charles
................................ ........33, 51 Lewis, Alice Liddell, Don
E..... .................................. Likkel, Lowell
.................................................................................
Lind, Karl F.... .............. .................... Lindberg, Charles
.................................. 25, 72, 78, 82 Linde, Alida
J................................................. ... ... 25 Linde, Carl
........ .................................... 30, 83 Lindell, Courtney
Linder, Kenneth .............................2.5.,.
4.4..................................... Lingbloom, Lindy
........................3.3.,. 7.5., ..79.........................
Lipshay, Ronald
............................................................. 33 Little,
Deloy W ...................................... 30 Little, Gay
M.......................................................33, 73, 81
Livermore, Bernice ..... ................................ 33 Lockhart, Jam
es ...........................2.5,. .3.9., .5.0.....................
Locklin, Leland N..................... .................. Longenecker,
Justin .......... .................. ........... 12 Longstreth, John
H...................................... Long, F.
B................................................. ............... Lord,
Harriet ............................3.3.,. .47.,.
.5.0............................. Loreen, Ernie T...
....................................... Lorentzen, Joanne
...................................-2-5 , 46, 72 Loring, James L.......
................................ Loudon, Diane Marie
.........................3.3............. Lowry, Larry
..........................7.2.,. 76.......... Lowry. Ned M
........................... ........ Ludens, Joanne
H......................... .......19. Lufkin, Oliver P ...
................... ............ Lumley, Harriet
J.............................................................51 Lumley.
James......................................... Lund, Corinne
........................................ 25, 39, 46, 47 Lund, Eloise
........................................ 30 Lunde, Alfred
E.......................................39, 43, 44 Lumford, Floyd
........................................ 30 Luther, Joanne
B...................................... Luvera, Phyllis
........................................ 19 L ycan,
Eleanor..................................... M MacDougall, Ronald
R...............................................................34
MacDonald, Yvonda M....................................... MacGregor,
Barbara F. ...................................... McBee, Wayne
...............................34, 42 McCallum, Eleana
........................................ McCallum, James
................................. McCarthy, Tim
G....................................... McClure, Richard
................................. .... 19, 51, 82 McCormick, Terence E
................................ M cD ade,
Ed......................................................... McDonald,
Barbara J .............................. ....4.7. McDonald, Clyde
W.............................. ........... 9 McDonald, David
........................ ... .. 12 M cD onald, R oger
...............................3.0......................... McDougall,
Colleen .............................2.6.......... McFadden, Bonnie
........................................ McGhee, Robert
L..........................................4.2....... McGlothern, Richard
................................ ........ 34 McGovern, Richard
................................ ...... 34, 79 McGriffin, Jack
E................................................ McGuire, Glenn
................................. 19, 61 McGuire, Margaret
E............................... ..... 19, 34 McHargue, Kathleen
.............................. .......... McInnes, Charles R....
......................... ..........50 McInnes, Ruby
.................................. ............ 12 McIvor, Lyla L
........................................ McLane, Donna
M.............................. ........... 49 McLin, Jack
T....................................................... McMicken,
Shirley.............. .......... 26, 39, 44, 46, 72, 81 McPherson, George
.................. ...............2.6.,. .7.2... McRae,
Thomas....................................... Madsen, Marilyn
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Margaret ............. ........................... 34, 42 M alnerich, Jam
es W ....................................... Malone, James .. M alone, M
arvine ........................................ Mandery, Beverly
........................................ 25, 44, 46, 48 M anely, Beverly .
....................................... 26, 72 Manos, Pano ..
....................... ..........3.0... Mansur, Elwyn Dale
........................... 30, 65, 76, 83 Mapes, Edwin
........................... ............. 53 M ariotti, John W
....................................... 76 Markarian, John J
.......................... 1199...... Markishtum, Russell C
........................ ........ 30, 78 M artin, Jim ............ M
artin, Paul A..... .......... .................................. Martin,
Ruth . ....................................... Martinsen, Wesley D ....
................................... Mason, Monroe
M.......................................19 Mason, Phyllis ....... ... ...
...... 19, 48, 51 Mason, Wayne E.......................................
Mather, Lynda M.......................................19 Mathes, H.
Bernard................................. Matson, Marie Louise
.................................. 34 Mattson, Emma
Jean...................................51 Matz, Carol
........................................ 51 M axfield, Jesse
S....................................... .. 30, 46 Mealy,
Richard..................................... Medcalf, Keith .......... ..
Meenk, Marie E...................... .......... . 19, 41 Mehl, June
...................................... 46, 53, 62, 65 M elis, B illie
........................................ Mellott, Kenneth ..........
......................... Mercier ,Nancy L
................................. 28, 30, 39, 40, 48 Merriman, Pearl
........................................ 12 Messinger, Charles
D................... .19....3.9..,. 194,7 Methven, Carol
........................................ 30, 40 Meuli, Al
........................................ 19, 22, 39, 41, 72 M ilam, M
arilyn .................................... Miller, Beverly ......
.................................. 34 Miller, Donald A
........................................ Miller, Donna M.
........................................ 26 Miller, Frances J .........
......... .. ................ Miller, Herbert
M.......................................26 Miller, Morris A .......... -
..................... ....-30, 83 Miller, Myrna ......... M iller, Vincent
B ............ ......... 19, 46 Milliken, William
B....................................... M ills, Cecilia ..... .........
.30.. ...................................... Mills, Mary L.
..................................... Milton, G. Alexander
............................. . 20, 41 Milton, Marilou E
........................................ 20, 41 Milton, Roberta L.......
................................ Minahan, Fred B...
....................................... Mitchell, James C
.................. 20..................... Moen, Marilyn
K.....................................34 Moffitt, Raymond
W............................... 26, 42, 48, 49 Moller, Norma
L.......................................44 Montgomery, Duane
L..................... ......................... Moore, Arlen G........
........................ 26, 44, 52 Moore, Colleen J.........
.............................. Moore, Donald J
.................................. 42, 48, 49 Moore, Jerry L
........................................ 20, 22 Moors, Burton W......... .
........................... M oover, B ill C
........................................................ Morgan, Duane E.
..................................... 26 Morgan, John H
........................................ 26, 46 Morgan, Keith E ........
................................ 20 Moritz, Earl
F................................ .......... 34 M orris, C
olleen................ ..................... Morrison, Ralph N. J
.................................... Morrissey, John P...... .
................................ Mortenson, Lynn
R................................ 20 Mortimer, James L.
...................................... Morton, Shirley J..
..................................... 34 Muffly, Marjorie
.................................... 12, 38, 51 Muir, Peter
....................................... 76, 83 Mullen, Neill D...
.................................... 26, 51 Mundell, Donna M.
...................................... 39, 44 Murray, Keith ......... ...
.................................1.2... Murphy, Robert J....
................................... Musgrove, Barbara A
....................................... 34 Mutch, Gloria F...
................................. 34, 42, 49 Nash, Maurice
E.................... Nattrass, Lois M............... Nattrass, Loraine
M......... Nelson, Dolaine R............. Nelson, Duane G............
Nelson, Helen C..... Nelson, Shirley P................... Nelson, Susan
J.................. Newell, Edwin R................... Newell, Peter
R................... Nicol Synva ............ ............. Nielson,
Joann P.................. Nielson, Russel E. Nilsen, Mary
H..................... Njoa, Theodore L................. Noah, Curtis D
....................... Nordin, Esther L.................. Nordtvedt,
Ernie .................. Norgard, Hal .......................... Norman,
Paul E........ Norman, Remo K.................. Norris, Janet
V..................... Northup, Robert L............... Noteboom, Jim
W................. Nugent, Donna ..................... Nunamaker, Robert
................................................... 34,42
........................................ 34, 42
.............................3.0............................-
.............. 26, 42, 44, 72, 81
.............................3.0............................
........................................ 34
...................................................... ----12
................................................... 20, 41
............................................ 20, 72, 82
.........................5.3.....................
..........................................................24..67..4..7................................
.......... ........................................ .. .....20, 43
................... ... ...... ...... .4. 1....
..............................2.2............................-
........................................ ....0, 46
................................................... 30, 47
............................ --........... ............
.................2.6....................... ... ..........
.......................... 34, 43, 45
--------------.............................. ...... .......... O Oakes,
Marianne ... O'Conner, Mary Lou .....................................
................. 30 Odell, Allen G
......................................... 26, 61 O dell, C harles
.................................................................. 20, 38,
47 O dle, Eldon C........................ ........... .......... 76, 83
Odom, Evelyn .............................. ....... .............. 12 O
elrich, D olores
................................................................................
Oelrich, George A ................................ 43 Offut. Larry
E........................................ Ogard, Donald
W............................ Ogterop, Femmy
........................................................ 34, 44, 47, 65
Oldani, JoAnne M............................ 26, 39, 42, 47, 50, 72
Olesen, Bertha Olsen, Edward ...................................... 20
Olsen, Loretta M.......................................49, 53 Olsen, Mary
Lou ............................................... 34, 50 Olson, Herman S
................................................................ Olson,
Janis .............................................................. 26,
41, 44, 48 Olson, John ....................................... 34 Olson,
Margaret M ........ :. ...............................20, 42, 45 Olson,
MaryAnn W ................................... .. ........ 51 Olson, Oscar
E. . . ............................. 2.......5.210, Olson, Rose 20 Olson,
Vera Alice.................................. Ondracek, Ray
..................................................................... 84
O'Neil, William .........................................................
9...........9 O psal, Jam es ................................. Orbeck,
Mary ..................................... 34 Otten, E. Lee......
46................................... O verdorff, D ee .................
.......... ..... ............................... 26 Owens, John E
........................ 51....................... Pagels, Carole
...................... .................. ..... 42, 59 Palmer, Suzanne
D......................................... 43, 45, 48 Pangallo, Richard
R......................................16, 72, 76, 82 Park, Eugene
........... ................................................ 85 Park,
Richard N......................... .........52 Parrish, B ette
..............................................................
............. 20 Parrish, Claude R
........................................ Pasley, Bonnie Y .........
............................ 20, 39, 48 Pawelek, Alan
......................................................... 12, 46 Peel,
Beverly ............................................. ........... 30 Peck,
M iriam
....................................................................................
12 Pederson, Edward ........................................ 34 Pederson,
Richard S...............................................20, 38, 39, 56
Pelkey, Loren ........................... ............. .............
....... Penewell, Royal ...... ...........................................
20 Peoples, Janis ............................... 20, 39, 46, 50, 72, 87
Peterson, Donald S ........... ....................... ...... 34 Peterson,
Edward H .................................................... 20, 76, 79
Peterson, Gerald R ........... ....................... ....... 76 P
eterson, Jack .
..................................................................
Peterson, Joyce M. ................................ .... 30, 44, 48
Peterson, Mary A ........................................ Peterson,
Stanley P ............................................. 20, 72 Peterson,
Walbert . ............................ ..... 20 Petersons, Modris P
.................................. 83 Phillips, Roxy
........................................ PPhhiillppoott,, TToomm
.................................... ....................-....-20 P ica, W
a lter
.......................................................................................
P iccolo, A rth u r
..........................................................................
Pickard, Marie A............................ ................ 34, 81
Pickering, Patricia ................................. ....... 20, 48 Pike.
Andrea J.................................................30 Piehl, Kingdon
William ........................................ Pinkey, Janice
.................................................................. 34
Pirrung, Hazel A............................................. ...... 34, 53
Plancich, Vivian B.................................................30, 47,
52, 72 Platt, R uth ................................. ..................
.................. 12 Plympton, Hazel ..................................
12 Poggeman. Virginia .......... ............. 200, 4.4..6....... Pollman,
Walter ........................................ Pooles, Joyce
M..................................................... Pope, Kenneth
W..................................................................... P
orter, Joh n ........................................
................................... 12 Porter, Robert
F.......................................20 Power, Loid
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William ... . .................... ............ Righi, Angelo
P......................................21 Riley, Michael
I............................... ................... Robbins, Eugene
F............... ....................... ........... Roberts, Ari
L................................... ......... 76 Roberts, Nancy Jo
.............................. ........... Robertson, Barbara
L............... .............. .............. 34 Rogers, Henry ........
........................ .......... 21, 65, 36 Rogers, Jean M ........
.................... ...................... 26 Rogers, Ted
A....................................... 21, 41, 42, 44, 48 Romer, Lois
........... .......................2..6.,. ..46, 72, 87 Ross, Alan
......... ---................. ......... . . 13 Ross, D on
........................................................................................
62 R ovick, R obert L
....................................................................... R
ow e, N orm a M
...............................................................................
26 Rowley, June ........................................ Roy, Phillip
E....................................... ..................... R oyal, H
enry G ...................................................... Royal, Jerry
................................................................. .... 26
Ruby, Robert N........................ .............. ....................
Rude, Joy E........................ ................ 34, 62 R ule, R ita E
................................................................................
Runestrand, Arthur Ruthford, D ouglas ..................................
S Safsten, Curtis ...................................... .
....................... Salisbury, Mary
M........................................... ............. 44 Sandens,
Richard .................................... Sandwick, Mildred Sarvis, C
arol ........................................ Sawyer, Richard
.................................... Scheide, John
I....................................... .......... 21 Schellenberg,
Ernest W .............................. ......... Schermerhorn, John A..
............ .......................... 44 Schnabel, Sara E
................. ...................... S co ll, R o b ert
...........................................................................
........... Scott, Charles H...... ......................... 21, 41, 51,
72, 78, 82 Scott, R ay ........................
........................................................... Scott, Ross
....................................... 21, 39 Scott, William A
....................................... Selander, Britt Marie ....
Selander, Carol R.... ................................. 34 Seckel, Harris
J.... ....................................... 51 Sedell, Geneva
A............................................................34, 72, 87
Seldomridge, Donne E.......... ....................... .....30 Shannon,
Wilma .................................. ... 46, 48, 72, 87 Shaudney,
Walter... ............................................ 85 Shaw , D onald
................. .......... ....... Shedden, Janet -
..................... ................. Sheets, Jean P
............................................... 26 Shepherd, Richard C
............................ ....... .... 34 Shields, Ray
D...................................... Shuman. Jeanne M.-
........................................ 34 Siegworth, John
R.................21, 47 Simon, James
R.........................................34, 47, 50, 64, 65 Simonson,
David E....... ............................... 21 Simpson, Shirley
...............................................................................
Sinclair, Joanne .........
....................................................... Sinclair, Patricia
M..... ................................ Sires, Donald
J...............................4 .43, 45, 48 S isk , E thely n
............
13...................................................................13
Six, Allan............... Six, Gerald P...... .......................
........... Sjolund, Jam es ....................................
4433................. Skeen, Bearnice
...................................... 13 Skinner, Phylis L
................................. ... 40 Skogman, Kenneth E .. ...
...................... .......... 26 Slaninka, John V
34....................................... S len tz, C orw in T
............................................................................
Sliger, Mervin G...........................3.9,. .45.,
..48.....................26, Sm ith, A nita ..........................
............ 34, 44, 49 Smith, Diana
........................................ 48 Smith, Elmer C........
........... 21................... Sm ith, Jam es B .
.....................................................................
Smith, Jean A. ................................. 26 Smith, Lynnetta
................... Sm ith M arilyn ............................... 30,
40, 48 Smith, Martin .............................
.........................4. 3, 48 Smith, Pat ....... ..............
.............. 34 Sm ith, R oger D . ................
..................... ...... Smith, Ruth F
................................. ............... 53 Smith, Wayne K
...................................... 30, 53 Smith, Winfield E
...-...................................... .43, 46, 49 Smythe, Janice W
.......... .......................... ...... 31 Snapper, John
.............. ................. 26, 51, 80 Snell, H ow ard
........................................ Snow, Miiram .........
............ ..... ............. ..1 3 Soiley, Eris
.......................................... . ...... 43 Sorstokk Carl
.................................................................. Sovde,
Lora Lee ...................................................... 40, 48, 52
S parm an , R alph
.................................................................................
Spearin, Ruth ......................... ... .................... .1.3.
Spearin, Willard E .. ................................ Spencer, Annette
........................................... 26 Spencer, Barbara
.............. ...................... 21, 72 Sp lare, P atrick B
..............................................................................
Spoelstar, Annette ................... ............ 26 Sprague, A rlene
............ ........... .......................... 29, 42, 45 Springer, L
etha ........................................................... 21, 48, 52
Springer, T hom as
............................................................................
21 Spurling, K ay
..................................................................................
26 Starling, William ........ ......... ........-.. Staue, John
R.......................................... Stearns, Keith E..........
.....--... . . Stearns, Roger A....................................
Steenson, Donna B....... Stefani, Marian ...................-.... . .....
21, Steiner, Elizabeth M. ....... ...... Stephan, Edna Mae..........
Stephan, L arry ...............-- ........................................
Stephens, David B....... Stephens, Freeman R ............... Stevenson,
Joyce N.................- - ... Stew art, R ichard A.....................
.................................... Stewart, Duane Stewart, James
M....................... ................. Stibre, L oretta M
................................................. 46, Stinson, Ellen
J...................................................... Stobbart, George N
... ............ .... Stoddard, Harold ...............
............................ Stogsdill, Rose M..... Stone, Robert
N......................... .. Stouffer. Elizabeth A........... . Stow,
Sheila- Strauss, Gertie T ................... ....... Stuurm ans, Seym
our ........................................ Sullivan, Colleen ......... -
--........................... Summers, Grace.............. Sundal, R
eynold J............................................................
Sundquist, Leona.......................................... Sutherland,
Janet R..--------.......-..............---- Sutherland, June 30, 50, Sw
allw ell, K en F............. ..................... ....... 34, S w a n ,
Jerry .....................................................................
Swanson, Fred. Swanson, Wayne .............................. Swanson, M
. Janet ........................................ Swanson, O laf S ..
................... .......................... Swartz, Ira R Swanberg,
Maynard R.'--i _ .: " );:/:: ................ Symonds, Bruce F. ...
Tangen, Ronald E.................. . .................... Taylor, Charles
. ...................... Taylor, H erbertyllis ..............
.......................... ...... Taylor, Phyllis Taylor, Tom
................................. Teller, M argaret
......................... Terrey, John .................................
..... ......... Tesdall, Robert E........... ... Thal,
Ben................ Thom as, Jeanne
................................................. Thomas, Kenneth
...................... Thompson, Mark Thompson, R alph
........................ ................ Thorlakson, D onald
..................................... ... Thorneycroft, Doanld E .....
.... Thornton, H . M ............ .............- •.
........ Thorsen, Duane Thorson, Pat.................... ...............
Thorson, R obert ................... ...................... Ticknor,
Charlotte ...................... ........... Tinkham, Kenneth
................................... 3 Tisdale, Robert Todd, Robert
.................. Tonder, Irene ............................
................... Tooker, W illiam ....................... .
............... Tovrea, Verner .................... 21,4 Trafton, Mary
Jane ... Tremain, Mildred Trouse, Robert. ................. Trued,
Clifton . ............................ TTrruunnkkeeyy. .T hoWWm.a.
s...FF..b...b....,. .............. . ....................... Tubbs, Thomas
.. Tucker, Norma.......... ........... Tucker, Priscilla Tudor, William
E.... ................ Turner, Priscilla
...................................... Tw idale, Shirley
.............................. ....... U Ullin, Anna .. ............
Upington, Thomas Upton, Rosa Lee ...................... Urbick, Margy
.................... Usitalo, Richard R........ Uskoski, William
....................... ......44, 84 .21, 22, 53 .......8.5....... 21,
42, 48 39, 40, 41 .......3.4.... .......2.1....... Van W oert, Carol
................................. 21 Van Woudenberg,
Grace................................35 Van Zanten, John..................
............... 3 Veratt, Chester J
....................................... Vike, Gene w
.........1.3........... .........34...... ...3..4.., 51, 53
.........2.1............ ...4.7.,. 5.0, 64 ..........................- V
Valentine, Kenneth ......................... ....................62 V
alley, M ary H
...................................................................... Van
Aver, Albert............ ...... . ......... ......... 13 Van Brocklin
William . .............................. . Van Demark, Richard..........
.................. ......... Vandermay,
Marvin................................ Vanderpol, Marvin
............................................. ..... Vanderpol, Maribeth
.. ..................................... 27 Wager, Darrell ..
................. .... WW..a.g.n.e.s.s.,. ..L.e.e. ................
.......30. ......W. ahl, R ichard .............-..... ........ .......2.6.
.....W. alberg, Joyce ........................ Wall, Carol.. 81, 8276 72,
Wallace, Dalon ........... .................... 72. 81, 87 Wallace, Don
.W.a.l.le.y., ..D.o.n.a.l.d ........... ....... W alston, R ichard
.................................. WValter, Don
.............................. W ard, Francis ....... .........
S......W..a.rd.,. ..W..il3l iam ......2.1. ......W. arner, D on ........-.
....... ................ ......3.4. Warren, Helen ...................
.......4.9. .....W. ascher, Norton ......7.8. .....W..eaver, Lee
......................... 34...... Weber, Jack. ....3.4.,. 40. W eber, M
uriel .......................... ....30.,. .44. Weidewbach, Avis
.............-.............. 13 Weiermiller, Donna ................
........ .......W..e.l ch, Charles................... 51, 64, 65 Wells,
Ronald . 76, 79, 83 Wescott, William ......8.3. .....W..est. Fred .
.......4.4. .....Westlin, Virginia ................... ......8.5.
......W.eythman, Ruth ..3.0., .4 7 Whealdon, Donna
............................. ......2.7. .. Whelan, Patricia. W hite, D
ouglas .................................. .A---"-8407 , W hite, J.
Robert.................................. ...2.1.,. 41 White, Nancy ..
Whiteside, Babs ............................ Whitner, Frederick
......................... W hittaker, Robert ............................
Wicks, Robert ............................... W ieland, Clarissa
............................... ......2.1. .. W iese, Fern ........
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The 1952 Klipsun Acknowledges gratefully the help of . Artcraft Engraving
Company Mr. Robert Bradbury Mrs. Ruth Burnet Cox Brothers, Inc.,
Printers Ward's Bindery Page ninety-two
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