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NINETEEN FIFTY-FIVE Klipsun
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1955 Nadine Schilling EDITOR Ruth Ann Britt BUSINESS MANAGER WESTERN
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bellingham, Washington
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Friendship Theme in a yearbook is an idea that is used to main-tain unity
and to lend an artistic flavor to the entire book. Our theme,
"Friendship," was chosen because Western is known and loved for its
friendly spirit. Many visitors to our college have spoken of the
cordiality among students, between students and faculty, and of the
friendly spirit which reigns on the campus. Let us take a few minutes now
to reminisce--to re-member some of the activities that took place this
year and to think of the friendly spirit which prevailed. Many
personalities will stand out in our minds because of the active parts they
took and because of their achieve-ments. But at Western each student is an
important part of the whole organization. Without his contributions-, we
would not have the friendship and cooperation that we now have. PAGE
FOUR
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All In A Busy Day
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At Western Students Look up to the Faculty
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Formal and Informal No matter when Westernites meet, whether for-mally or
informally, you will find the same friendly atmosphere. If you glance back
to page five, you will notice that even "Uncle Pogo" finds a place at
Western. Gordon Pfister is the "model" who willingly posed for the
pictures used here. Dean MacDonald, when told what the caption would be
under his picture, said, "Well, at least in height they do!" Hisa
Hayashida is the young lady shown with Big Mac. Friendship and happy
times are combined here as to the right we find several people enjoying
themselves in the student lounge. Below is one of our more formal times,
the Homecoming Ball. Between the streamers you will notice the gay crowd.
All in all - don't you agree? - Western is a friendly place to be
associated with!
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Campus Surprised to see yourself and your friends? Our photographers
caught you unawares, didn't they? 1. When there's nothing else to do,
heaven forbid, Westernites like to get together in the lounge and do
nothing! 2. It is said that clothes make the man . . 3. Now, who could
ask for anything more? 4. Oceans of commotion on Rec night. 5. Ah, yes,
life has its gentler moments. 6. Western even has taxi service.
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There's more yet . . . 1. "And then she said to me ... " 2. Sno fun! 3.
Just on-lookers. 4. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are marching. 5.
Reveille, reveille, rise and shine! 6. The gazer and sipper crowd.
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c7e Campus n On this page are pictured the Physical Education Building and
the Auditorium-Music Building. Page eleven shows the Campus School, "Old
Main," and the Library. Wevie
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The Campus In Review On this page are pictured the Physical Education
Building and the Auditorium- Music Building. Page eleven shows the Campus
School, "Old Main", and the Library.
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AD Lynda Samuelson Section Editor
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MINISTRATION
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The Klipsun has significant purposes. Over the years it has presented by
picture and word an an-nual story, or review, of the College. The author
of "The First Fifty Years," a history of the first half century of the
College, Professor Arthur C. Hicks, drew on the annuals. It is certain
that the author of the second half century of the College will do
likewise. Emphasis, very appropriately, has been and is placed on people
and student activities. It is possible for each student's picture to be in
the Klipsun at least once; in most cases it is in a group, but this is
significant. It is generally ad-mitted that student activities may be
described in terms of the reader's understanding by the an-nual better
than in publications of higher institu-tions of some years ago. Also, the
program and the plant of the College are presented as at- tractively as
is usually found elsewhere. One pic-ture, according to an ancient proverb,
is worth a thousand words. The Klipsun is edited and financed by the
Student Body, for which the Trustees, the Faculty, and the Alumni are
grateful. On every hand ex-cellent planning and execution of plans by the
Editor and her staff have been evident during the year. We thank Nadine
Schilling, Editor; Ruth Britt, Business Manager, and James Bliss, Faculty
Adviser. I know we shall always cherish their story of the College for
1954-1955. W. W. HAGGARD President. Friendliness is as traditionally a
part of WWCE as Old Main and its background of Sehome Hill and ivy-covered
walls. This sociable spirit, said to be found on only a few small
campuses, is developing to an even fuller extent as the college enrollment
increases. In spite of a bigger plant, the faculty, administrators, and
students associate easily, in or out of the classrooms, in a relaxed,
amicable way. This spirit is evidenced in such annual school affairs as
the faculty dinners in September, the sack race on Campus Day, the
conscientious, personalized counseling, the classroom discussions and
coffee-break debates. The Board of Control, the student- faculty
administrative body on campus, provides another opportunity for
relationships between students and faculty members to flourish. At weekly
meetings pertinent problems are debated with all sides represented.
Together with the faculty and students, the administrators have contributed
to the efficient operation of the 1954-55 campus. The Board of Trustees
has for many years given Western Washington College the in-spired
leadership of laymen who unselfishly devote themselves to the problems of
higher education. This year's Board of Trustee members included Burton A.
Kingsbury, Donald Eldridge, and Harry A. Binzer. The deans, their
secretaries, the registrar and his assistants all have given a great deal
of their time to making the year more educationally profitable to the
students, and to smoothing the rough road to higher learning. Their
offices are known to all students as places where guidance and friendly
advice on such matters as programs, housing, employment, and veterans'
affairs is willingly given. The spirit of friendly cooperation between the
administration and the student body, as well as the un-tiring efforts of
the faculty to provide outstanding educational opportunities result in
making Western Wash- ington College an institution which is praised for
its achievement by educators throughout the country. PAGE FOURTEEN
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Top line: Dr. Merle Kuder, director of student personnel services; Miss
Lorraine Powers, dean of women; Clyde W. MacDonald, dean of men, and Donald
A. Ferris, registrar. Bottom line: Sam J. Buchanan, financial secretary;
Melvin A. Allan, appointment secretary; Thelma Palmer, nurse, and Viola
Summers, nurse. ;4 friend spirit starts at tfe top THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Donald Eldridge, secretary; Burton Kings-bury, chairman; and Harry A.
Binzer. PAGE FIFTEEN
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Cjc It Jkm*ers 4dvise, Jeacch Students Top: Dr. P. H. Atteberry, chairman
of the industrial arts department. Second row: Edward J Arntzen, chairman
of the social studies department; and Declan Barron, science. Third row:
Dr. Marion Besserman, science; May Lovegren Bettman, com-mercial; and
James H. Bliss, journalism. Fourth row: Dr. Don F. Blood, education; Mira
E. Booth, music; Hazel Breakey, art; and Dr. Donald Brown, education.
Bottom row: Dr. William Budd, education; Dr. Sene R. Carlile, chairman of
the speech department; Sanford E Carver, chairman of the physical
edu-cation department; and Katherine M. Casanova, education. PAGE SIXTEEN
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Top: Dr. Moyle M. Cederstrom, English. Second row: Edna Channer,
industrial arts; and Linda Countryman, chair-man of the home economics
department. Third row: Dr. Howard Critichfield, social studies; Dr. Frank
D'Andrea, chairman of the music department; and Kathryn Detring, home
economics. Fourth row: Mark Flanders, speech; Dr. Maurice Freehill,
education and psychol-ogy and director of research; Harvey Gelder,
chairman of the mathematics de-partment; and Helen Gillham, third grade,
Campus School. Fifth row: Elizabeth Gregory, field super-visor of student
teaching; Enid Griswold, circulation librarian; Dr. Manzer Griswold,
social studies; and Dr. Irwin Hammer, chairman of the department of
education and psychology. PAGE SEVENTEEN
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production of Eiucated is aim of Staff Top: Dr. Charles Harwood, education
and psychology. Second row: Dr. Raymond Hawk, director of Campus School
and student teach-ing; and Herbert Hearsey, reference librarian. Third
row: Mildred Herrick, librarian; Dr. Arthur Hicks, chairman of the English
department; and James Hildebrand, mathematics. Fourth row: Annis Hovde,
English; Leslie Hunt, English ; Vivian Johnson, field supervisor of
student teaching; and Dr. Lucy Kangley, English. Fifth row: Halldor
Karason, education and psychology; Ruth Kelsey, art; Dr. Eleanor King,
foreign languages; and Priscilla Kinsman, fifth grade, Campus School.
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Top: Florence Kirkpatrick, science and nursing education. Second row:
Corinne Klann, second grade, Campus School; and Dr. Fred Knapman, science.
Third row: John Kulbitski, physical education; Charles Lappenbusch,
phys-ical education; and Fredrick Lister, mathematics. Fourth row: Dr.
Donald MacPhail, social studies; Ruth McInnes, field supervisor of
student teaching; Eileen McMillan, music; and Miriam Mathes, librarian,
Campus School. Fifth row: Erwin Mayer, social studies; Pearl Merriman,
fourth grade, Campus School; Marjorie Muffly, physical educa-tion; Dr.
Keith Murray, social studies. PAGE NINETEEN
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faculty Strives for Jntegrated Second row: Synva Nicol, kindergarten,
Campus School; and James O'Brien, Third row: Evelyn Odom, field supervisor
of student teaching; Marie Pabst, science; and Miriam Peck, art. Fourth
row: Ruth Platt, science; Hazel Plympton, chairman of the art department;
Frank Punches, field supervisor of student teaching; and Dr. August Radke,
assistant registrar. Fifth row: Dorothy Ramsland, home ec-onomics;
Charles Rice, industrial arts; Dr. J Alan Ross, education and psychology;
J and Dr. Jack Saunders, education and psy-chology. PAGE TWENTY
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Top: David Schaub, music; and Dr. Ray Schwalm, industrial arts. Second
row: Jean Shephard, field supervisor of student teaching; Bear-nice Skeen,
supervisor of student teaching and special education; and Nonie
Stonehouse, applied music. Third row: Edith Strange, applied music; Leona
Sundquist, chairman of the science department; Dr. Herbert Taylor, social
studies; and Arthur Thai, applied music. Fourth row: Hugh Thompson, social
stud-ies; Ralph Thompson, education and psy-chology; Dr. Albert VanAver,
English; and Stewart Van Wingerden, sixth grade, Campus School. PAGE
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/l fepartments V,,or goteter Dr. Don Walter, music; Ruth Weythman,
physical education; Dr. Paul Woodring, education and psychology; and Paul
Herbold, speech. The "camera-shy" faculty members include Margaret Aitken,
physical education; Lucille Barron, home economics; William Dittrich,
science; Dr. David McDonald, education and psychology; James Martin,
science; Alexander Zawacki, art; and Eloise Ulbick, nurse in the infirmary.
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cTU IJT 4 mters 49 ')weview Pictured above are nine of Western's twelve
new faculty members for 1954- 55. Left to right they are Richard Paige,
assistant professor of music in the absence of Bernard Regier; Corinne
Klann, education supervisor; Dr. Patricia McDonald, education and
psychology, who was here for fall quarter; Dr. Gerald Kahan of the speech
department; Dr. Donald Brown and Dr. Jack Saunders, who are in the
education department; and Dr. P. H. Atteberry, chairman of the industrial
arts department. In the front are James Bliss, assistant professor of
English and journalism; and J. E B. Morris, catalog librarian. Others new
to Western this year were James High, an associate professor of history;
John Kulbitski, who is substituting for Ray Ciszek; and Fred Lister, a
mathematics instructor; and a former Western grad in the science
department, Dr. James Mar-tin. He came during the winter quarter. PAGE
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Shutter Clicks While Faculty Relaxes
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Notice how pleased Dr. Knapman looks as he carves ham for the Homecoming
smorgasbord. Dr. Kuder, were you fudging a little as you started out in
that sack race? Dr. Taylor looked worn out before he even started. Our
rinkety-tink pianist, Ralph Thompson, is all set to give us his rendition
of "Far Above." Check Luck Kangley and Jim O'Brien enjoying coffee at the
Lounge. Miss Ramsland looks so proud of her Scandi-navian treasures. Could
it be that she is thinking of returning? Bet she is! "Big Mac" even makes
Judy, Hospice Inn's Saint Bernard, seem small. Straw-boss friends,
Cederstrom and soulmate, are celebrating their success in giving final
exams. Don't eat too much, now, Dr. Haggard. Dr. Hicks looks as if he's
really going to fill up his plate. Sue Cabe and her friend are pleased
about something. WHAT did THEY do? At the Norsemen's Ball we found Dr.
Harwood and his partner "tripping the light fantastic." Fantastic? And way
over in the corner is Dr. Van- Aver, who just DOESN'T want to cooperate.
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s5/oo, Service cT eir irn Secretaries and assistants to offices,
departments, and staff members play an important role in creating the
friendly spirit we know here at Western. Although only two of the many
groups were able to get together for pictures, all of them deserve
recognition for their work. Many students are employed by the research
bureau, the registrar, business office, the physical educa-tion department,
laundry, president's office, book store, and co-op. Some are assistants to
the faculty mem- bers. Some students serve as janitors, laboratory
assistants, and cafeteria helpers. The list is almost endless. The school
could not be run without the cooperative efforts of these fine people. We
salute them! The library assistants help us in many ways. Back row:
Colleen Sullivan, Lois Woodward, Zoanne Westover, Pat Barton, Margaret
Salisbury, Marion Rice, Janet Erkkila, Janice Nel-son, Lorrene Bergmann,
and Janet Hansen. Middle row: Ceole Law, Shirley Taylor, Pat Hawk, Jackie
Bookey, Jeanette Gregerson, Betty Shahan, and Bob McMurry. Front row: June
Lamoureux, Ellena Chatterton, Alice Chenier, Mary Pat Patton, Phyllis
Robinson, and Gerald Geschke. Those who eat at Edens Hall on Sundays will
recognize these waiters and waitresses. Back row: Janet Hansen, Bill Cox,
and Ron Janke. Front row: Joan McQueen, Nadine Schil-ling, Ann Meurer,
Lucille Grace, Joyce McLachlan, and Don Wallace. Ethel Church, secretary
to the president; Mildred Tremain, secretary to the dean of wo- men; and
Ethelyn Sisk, secre-tary to the dean of men. PAGE TWENTY-SIX
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To the right is the picture of several of the staff members from the
cafeteria at Edens Hall. In the back row: Mrs. Rose Moseley, Mrs. Fenno,
and Mr. G. H. Williams. Front row: Miss Luva Bald-win, dietitian; Mrs
Cunningham, Mrs. Alvis, Mrs. Larson, and Mrs. Shaw. Most of the members
of the maintenance staff of our buildings and grounds are pictured here.
Top picture, back row: Zealius Loveall, Frank Swank, David Anderson, and
Phillip Toner. Front row: Wil-liam Harrison, Guy Hawkes, Kasper Aagard,
and George Sperry. Bottom picture, back row: Elpha Zimmerman, Orrin
Willet, Glenn Jordan, Pete Lundstrom, and Wayne Ensign. Front row: Grace
Pike, Jennie Johnston, Marguerite Ehle, and Betty Mansur. PAGE
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B C collects, istridutes, administrates..... The work and responsibilities
of the Board of Control require considerable time to solve the many
problems involved in an efficiently run student government. The board is
responsible for the collection and distribution of all student funds, the
administration of the student book store, co-op, and lounge. It handles
the money for extra-curricular activities, including athletic programs,
music, debate, and drama. In addition, it is the legislative or-ganization
for the student body. The board members continued to investigate the
possi-bility of erecting a Student Union building. This vital topic was
discussed at length and a program promoted. Several of the members
attended conferences this year. This participation brought solutions to
common problems of the colleges of our state. In May; Western was host to
the Evergreen Conference Student Association on the campus. Much credit
must be given Mrs. Enid Griswold, Miss Shirley Nelson, Dr. Howard
Critichfield, and Dr. Albert VanAver for their able assistance and
advisement during the year. REY SUNDAL ASB Vice- President PAGE
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RAYMOND COHRS ASB President These several members represent each class of
the college. Many have served on the board for more than one term. In the
top row are: Gary Douglas, David Gay, Lenko Gazija, and Mary Jones. Middle
row: Ed McFate, David Northrup, Gordon Pfister, Roland Sayler, and Donna
Wray. Bottom row: Rodger Williams, Dr. Howard Critchfield, Mrs. Enid
Griswo!d, and Dr. Albert VanAver. In addition to those pictured, these
people were also members: Tom Collins, Esther Gibbons, and Virginia
Wilkinson. Esther and Virginia served as secretaries. PAGE TWENTY NINE
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OR CAROL MORRISON and MARGARET PETERSON Section Editors
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GANIZATIONS
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Choir sings praises of Western The Western Washington choir of 1954-55,
under the direction of Richard Paige, started their season by singing at
the annual Parents Day in October. The Christmas concert in December
featured such works as "Ag-nus Dei," "Psalm 150," "Oh, Savior, Throw the
Heavens Wide," "One God," "A Merry Christmas," and the massed chorus and
orchestral presentation of the "Hallelujah Chorus." Highlighting the
Winter quarter was the tour of numerous high schools of Western Washington
by about 60 members of the group. While on tour, the choir sang at
Seattle, Renton, Kent, Aberdeen, Lake Stevens, and other schools. They
also gave a television performance in Seattle and one in Tacoma. After
much hard work, "Dido and Aneas" and "Trial by Jury," two short operas,
were presented by the group during Spring quarter. Mr. Paige, who is
directing the choir this year in the absence of Bernard Regier, came to
Western from the East coast, where he sang on radio and television for 12
years. Officers for this year are president, John Sundquist; vice
president, Hal Roberts; secretary, Nancy Turk; treasurer, Bill Vaughan;
robe custodians, Gwen Boulton and Gladys Grabner; stage managers, Jack
Campbell and Gene Langill. Senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman
representatives were Bob Young, Gwen Boulton, Bob McMurray, and Carol
Morrison, respectively. Row four: Dick Owens, Gerry Blankenship, Tom
Roddy, Bill DeJong, Bob McMurray, Bob Young, Lee VanZanten, Jim Berg, John
Goodman, Gene Langill, and Dave Johnson. Row three: Rosalee Swedberg,
Linda Keaton, Joan Davis, Bob Norman, Dave Roddy, Burke Hatfield, Tom
Bajema, John Schermerhorn, Don Tackett, Jim Buchanan, and Bill Elwood.
Row two: Lynette Smith, Martha Rank, Wilma Bosman, Suzanne Morrical, Peggy
Abrahamse, Carol Brown, Donna Godfrey, Shirley Ziegler, Joyce Brose, Pat
Brown, and Nancy Turk. Row one: Margaret Peterson, Mary Andrews, Evalyn
Bickers, Dolores Shook, Barbara Edenso, Myrna Crowston, Barrie Brownell,
Carolyn Keene, Dorothy Peth, and Loanne Eckstein.
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Row four: Richard Paige, director; Don Mitchell, Ted Hagen, Dave Bargelt,
Gordon Pfister, John Sundquist, John Campbell, Bill Vaughan, Bob
Ellsworth, Don Daverin, and Kermit Johnson. Row three: Ken Schaffer, Art
Mafli, Dan Scribner, Hal Roberts, Al Zabel, Annette Frazier, Gladys
Grabner, Arlene Adair, Mary Ann Coffee, and Gwen Boulton. Row two:
Carolyn Munch, Rose Ann Southern, Lynn Frazier, Elizabeth Carlson, Ethel
Preston, Aleen Jones, Beckie Boroughs, Marlys Sliger, Kay Ellsworth, Janet
Frankie, and Lorraine Tyyska. Row one: Helen Snowden, Diane Maki, Janice
Kleinsorge, Carole Kanouse, Myrna Kemp, Hazel Heather, Jeanne Rettig, Gayle
Sparks, and Sandra Hall. Missing: Carol Morrison, Shirley Taylor, Dick
Walston, Allan Mathieson, Elaine Kelly.
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c7eJ le t Aor i/usic and fitance The Modern Dance Club, coached by Miss
Shirley Nel-son, is composed of students interested in rhythmical and
interpretative movement. At the Artists and Lecture assembly March 4, they
interpreted various geometric forms. Back: Bob McMurry, Marilyn Walter,
Don Daverin, Joyce Wall, Nanette Otness, Jane Mattieligh, and Evalyn
Bick-ers. Front: Floyd Abernathy, Carolyn Keene, and Mary Jones. Three
of Western's most important smaller music groups are the girls' nonette
and the two men's quartets. They furnished audiences with many enjoyable
moments. Under the guidance of Richard Paige, Western students were given
a brand-new musical treat. Newly formed this year, the men's glee club sang
for the coronation of the Homecoming Queen, the Christmas concert, and
were fea-tured on the choir tour in February. MEN'S QUARTET John
Schermerhorn, Walter Vopnford, Bob Harnden, and Gene Langill. NONETTE
Back row: Suzanne Morrical, Loanne Eck-stein, Dianne Maki, Donna Godfrey,
and Nancy Turk. Front row: Beckie Bor-oughs, Gwen Boulton, Mary Ann
Cof-fee, and Myrna Crowston. MEN'S QUARTET John Sundquist, Ted Hagen,
Bob Nor-man, and Bill Vaughan. MEN'S GLEE CLUB Back row: Don Mitchell,
Rey Jameson, Gene Langill, Ted Hagen, Dave Bar-gelt, Matt Gudmunson, and
John Good-man. Row four: John Sundquist, John Neer, Bill Vaughan, Chuck
Hanna, Tom Bjelland, Jack Campbell, John Boling, Bob Ellsworth, and' Bob
Harnden. Row three: Lee Van Zanten, James Berg, Bill De Jong, Bob
McMurry, Wes Ba-ker, Dick Owens, Frank Williams, Don Six, and Jim
Buchanan. Row two: Jim Kreiss, Dallas Smith, Pat Gerspacher, Graham
Perry, Bill El- wood, Don Tackett, Kermit Johnson, Don MacKenzie, Gerry
Blankenship, Tom Roddey, and Richard Paige, di-rector. Row one: Bob
Norman, Dave Roddey, Danny Beatty, Tom Bajema, John Schermerhorn, Allen
Mathieson, Bob Strong, Clarence Youngberg, Walter Vopnford, Mervin
Sliger, and Bob Duvall. Shown on page 35 with the band forma-tions as a
background are Lyla Bonney, Lorrene Bergmann and Donna Rhodes,
majorettes; and Wallace Rants, drum major.
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CorL a' elations P, Back row: Alan Swanberg, DeForrest Russell, Maxine
Vroman, Ed Barcott, Art Bridge, Don Tackett, Ray Jameson, Mervin Sliger,
John Boling, Frank Carlson, and Bob Ley. Third row: Saundra 'Mochnick,
Marilyn Rinta, Milma Makela, Bob Strong, Myrna Kemp, Clyde Baker, Jon
MacKinnon, Dave Durand, Jay Hatch, Don Poole, Ken Copeland, and Pete Hart.
Second row: Ethel Preston, Katherine Nystrom, Clarence Youngberg, Lyla
Cummings, Eugene Olson, Donna Nugent, Ruby Yerrington, Joyce Barrie, and
Janet Matthews. First row: Burke Hatfield, Graham Perry, Lorraine Guthrie,
Ron Ougland, Carole Kanouse, and Sandra Hall. Highlighted by the Rafael
Mendez concert, the winter tour, and supplemented by numerous campus
appear-ances, the Viking Band, conducted by Dr. Don C. Walker,
demonstrated its versatility this year. Bellingham High Schood headed the
series of tour concerts presented on the Washington coast between February
28 and March 4. Anacortes, Oak Harbor, Marysville, Snohomish, Bremerton,
Silverdale, Port Orchard, Shelton, Puyallup, Fife, and Franklin and
Garfield High Schools in Seattle were also on the tour itinerary. Numbers
composed and arranged by band members were included on the repertoire for
the second consec-utive year. Trends in progressive jazz were combined
into an ensemble selection by Burke Hatfield, and Robert Castro arranged
and played Grand Russian Fantasy, a bass solo. Viva Mendez, a cornet solo
honoring the group's winter concert artist, was composed by Ronald Simpson
Mendez, world famed trumpeter, presented two concerts on February 18, in
his second appearance with the Western band. President Ron Simpson headed
council members Frank Nielsen, Donna Nugent, Pat Lunde, Bob Duvall, Don
Poole, and Wally Rants in directing activities of the organization. Home
football games were sparked at halftime by the eighty-member precision
marching unit with their unique formations and snappy marches. Traveling
to the Viking-UBC game in Vancouver, the organization ap-peared on
television and entertained a large group of enthusiastic spectators.
High-stepping majorettes Lorrene Bergmann, Lyla Bonney, and Donna Rhodes,
and Drum Major Wally Rants led them in their drills. The Homecoming
Parade, Blossom Time Festival, and Northwest Indian Festival in Mukilteo
were also par-ticipated in by the Viking Band. PAGE THIRTY-SIX
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omofted 3and on, 97Olr Back row: Gerald Magelssen, Bob Casto, Kermit
Johnson, Dr. Don Walter, Jim DeMonbrun, Aileen McLean, Larry Eliason, Arlin
Loney, Dean Dinger-son, Don Murphie, and Bill Kick. Third row: Ken
Tinkham, Russell Schuh, Bob Duvall, Pete Hoeruegel, Dale Johnston, Dennis
Oelrich, Gary Taylor, John Campbell, Letha Hamilton, Frank Nielsen, Ellena
Chatterton, Pat Brown, and Marilyn Walter. Second row: Jim Irwin, Don
Hawkins, Bill Cox, Wallace Rants, Don Daverin, Joan Richards, Vernon
Havens, Carolyn Brewer, and Katherine Person. First row: Mary Ann Coffee,
Julie Horstman, Barbara Eickhoff, John Hughes, Judy Griffin, and Pat Lunde.
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O rctestra JiIusic '/Jlaes Back row: Elizabeth Carlson, Barbara Gooch,
Arlin Loney, Janice Welkin, Ruby Anderson, Darlene Schild, Virginia Lee,
Jerry Kinkead, Bob Duvall, Ken Copeland, Ron Simpson, Bill Kick, and Don
Murphie. Third row: Frank Nielsen, Gayle Sparks, Delores Stimac, Margaret
Moore, Boyden Spees, Gun-nar Helberg, Loren Gawley, Graham Parry, Lorraine
Guthrie, and Burke Hatfield. Second row: Bob Muzatko, Donna Nugent,
Virginia Manning, Cor-ine Klann, Jerome Johnson, Harriet Wilson, Judy
Griffin, and Wilbur Rasmussen. First row: Arthur ThaI, Pauline Dalquist,
Charles Hardwick, and Lucille Grace. PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT
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an3f ?rof9 rains Complete Back row: Don Dingerson, Bob Casto, Carole
Kanouse, Art Bridge, Don Tackett, Don Andrus, Dan Scribner, Bob Ley,
Marilyn Tucker, Marilyn Nelson, and Helen Erdman. Third row: Luka Cesero,
John Hughes, Don Daverin, Wallace Rants, Don Hawkins, Bob Hansen, Charles
Trentman, Martha Rank, Marilyn Tharp, and Dr. Frank D'Andrea, director.
Second row: Pat Lunde, Nonie Stonehouse, Sandra Hall, Betty Kolestad, Donna
Godfrey, Evelyn James, and Jack Ryan. First row: Maureen Gustafson, Don
Six, Pat O'Brien, and Lois Banks. Missing: Thomas Upington, Edythe
Roberson, Peg-gy Jansen, Roxie Veleke, Janice Welcome, Nancy Bergeson, Ray
Krebs, Bob Chisholm, Darlene Isaacson, Ethel Crook, Jack Nims, Dorothy
Flora, and Peter Hart. Dr. Frank D'Andrea conducts the 85-piece Civic
Orchestra, which is comprised of college students as well as townspeople.
The orchestra plays for several musical presentations throughout the year,
highlighted by the two concerts fall and winter quarters. At these
concerts nationally fa-mous artists appear as guests soloists. This year
Raymond Manton, tenor, and Esther Glazer, violinist, were the artists
presented. Some of the major orchestral works that were presented this
year were: Schumann's "Symphony No. I," Wagner's "Rienzi Overture," and
Men-delssohn's "Violin Concerto in E Minor" (with Esther Glazer, soloist).
The college orchestra is derived from the student members of the Civic
Orchestra, and this group also plays for numerous occasions. The yearly
program includes: the college Christmas program, presented by the music
department; several school assemblies; accompaniment for Mr. Schaub's
organ recitals; the college opera, presented in the spring by the music
department; and, most appropriately to climax the year, the grad-uation
exercises. THIRTY-NINE
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Much time, energy and teamwork are required in order to pro-duce a
yearbook. Our Klipsun team this year included: Editor-in- chief, Nadine
Schilling; business manager, Ruth Britt; classes section, Pat Hawk,
Marilyn Peoples, Dave Johnson, Annette Camp-' bell; index, Carol Holstine,
Gail Gustafson; art, Ben Doyle, Pat Gibson, AI Swanberg, Rod Maxwell-Muir;
photography, Ann Meur-er, Ron Camfield, Stan Lilian, Art Mafli;
administration, Lynda Samuelson, Sandra Yotsko, Jim Hamilton;
organizations, Carol Morrison, Margaret Peterson, Marilyn Ogdon, Janet
Frankie; campus life and organized houses, Bill Baumgart, Shirley
Baum-gart, Maxine King, Janet Soine; and sports, Pat Gerspacher, Don
Tackett ,and Tom Romerdahl. Across the top we show Lynda Samuelson,
Margaret Peterson and Carol Morrison; and Benny Doyle. Below: Stan Lilian
and Ron Camfield.
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Top row are Carol Holstine, Bill Baumgart, Pat Hawk, and Pat Gerspacher.
And this, center, is how we paste 'em up-Margaret Peterson, Tom Romerdahl,
Pat Gers-pacher, Don Tackett, Carol Morrison, and Ann Meurer. Lower left-
"The Wheels"-Ruth Britt, business manager; James Bliss, adviser; and
Nadine Schilling, editor-in-chief. Right, standing: Stan Lilian, Ann
Meurer, Margaret Peter-son, Carol Morrison, James Bliss, Shirley Baumgart,
Tom Romerdahl, Bill Baumgart, Ron Camfield, and Carol Hol-stine. Seated:
Nadine Schilling, Alan Swanberg, Ruth Britt, Don Tackett, and Pat
Gerspacher.
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Standing: Tom Romerdahl, Roland Sayler, Rodger Williams, Roger Grovdahl,
Dell Ab-elein, Jim Hamilton, and Stan Lilian. Seated: Jane Mattieligh,
Donna Rhodes, Par-alee Pace, Diane Pemberton, Shirley Gra-ham, Clara
Longstreth, Marilyn Scribner, and Colleen Sullivan. Standing: Stan Lilian
and Justin Nix. Seated: Art Mafli and Ron Camfield. The Collegian, under
the leadership of Editor Roger Grov-dahl, kept the students of Western
abreast of the local hap-penings on campus. The tough job of business
manager changed hands in winter quarter when Colleen Sullivan turned over
the reins of her office to Bob Pearce. With an excellent staff working on
the paper, the week's happenings were de-livered to the students each
Friday at noon. The staff con-sisted of: Rodger Williams, copy editor and
assistant editor; Dell Abelein, news editor; Tom Romerdahl, sports
editor; Kathy Troutner, feature editor; Gail Gustafson, society edi-tor;
Jim Simon, student affairs editor; Stan Lilian, photo-grapher; and Bob
Dunlap, special feature writer. Among the many reporters on the staff
were: Jim Hamilton, Roland Say- ler, Margaret McMullin, Annette Campbell,
Jan Atteberry, Clara Longstreth, Diane Pemberton, Herb Boies, Jan
Mat-thews, Dennis Daggett, Keith Fletcher, Shirley Graham, Alice Meurer,
Marilyn Ogdon, Margaret Peterson, Donna Rhodes, Nancy Thomas, Blair
Nelson, and LaVonne Hamro. The an-nual publications banquet was held Spring
quarter with Rich-ard Bibler, the cartoonist, as guest speaker. PAGE
FORTY-TWO ROGER GROVDAHL JIM BLISS Editor-in-Chief Adviser
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2ircuation of Coegian screases "May I help you?" asks Col-leen Sullivan,
business man-ager. "Was it 32-30 or 31-29?" Tom Romerdahl, sports
ed-itor. "There's another error some-one missed." Rodger Wil- liams and
Margaret McMul-lin. "Hmm, now where did that type go?" Roger Grovdahl
and Dell Abelein. PAGE FORTY-THREE
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,Jinor ruications 'layJii ajor 'oe DELL ABELEIN Profile Editor The
Navigator may be one of Western's most important publications as far as
freshmen are con-cerned. Each year, a copy of the Navigator is mailed to
incoming students in order to give them a brief preview of the year ahead.
The booklet contains facts on grades, deficiencies, organiza-tions,
activities, and other information about Western. The 1954- 55 Navigator
was edited by Tom Collins. Western's student directory, the Profile, was
edited this year by Dell Abelein. This booklet, which contains a list of
names, addresses, local phone numbers, home towns, class, and marital
status of students and faculty members, is pub-lished each fall with a
supplement in winter and spring. Jan King organized and put together
another of Western's minor publications, the Homecom-ing booklet. This
year's edition, which carried out a Gay Nineties theme, contained pictures
pert-inent to this annual Western event. Juanita Si-monson served as
business manager. JAN KING Homecoming Booklet Editor PAGE FORTY-FOUR
TOM COLLINS Navigator Editor
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CAMERA CLUB Both students and faculty participate in the activities of
this group. The club helps beginners and experienced "camera fiends." Some
members of this club helped record pictorially this year's events. Members
include, back row: Bob Preston, Jerry White, Ron Camfield, Claude Brown,
Ter- ry Hansen, and Dr. David McDonald. Front: Bart Clendenen, Bette
McGuire, Justin Nix, and Eva Aldrich. WRITER STAFF These are the
ambitious people who compiled, edited, and helped write essays, stories,
and poems for that publication entitled, "The Writer." With able
leadership and advisement, this little book became a real-ity once again
this year. In the picture are Clara Longstreth, Darrel Parry, James H.
O'Brien, adviser; Bob Carey, editor; Dave Gay, and Annis Hovde, adviser.
PRESS CLUB From the staffs of the various campus publi-cations come the
members of the Press Club. Their many activities opened with a party at
the home of the adviser. They helped initiate a press conference which
was held in conjunction with the Ever-green Conference at Western this
spring. Left to right, they are: Pat Gerspacher, Jim Simon, Gary
Douglas, James Bliss, adviser; Stan Lilian, Colleen Sullivan, Gall
Gustafson, Carol Morrison, Dell Abelein, Margaret Peterson, Bob Dunlap,
president; Ron Camfield, Howard Robinson, and Clara Longstreth. PAGE
FORTY-FIVE
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This sparkling comedy-satire on Hollywood film life was presented by the
Speech department, No-vember 19 and 20. The play, a former Broadway hit,
was directed by Gerald Kahan, with sets by Mark Flanders. The plot
revolves around the ef-forts of Benson and Law (Al Gunderson and John
Schermerhorn), a team of scenario writers, to cap-italize on the infant
son of Suzie (Kathy Garrett), a naive and lovable commissary waitress.
Baby "Happy" is a sensation, much to the disgust of faded cowboy star
Larry Toms (Lee Porterfield), who with his agent, Rossetti (Bill Elwood),
schemes to get control of the child by marrying Suzie. However, Suzie's
heart belongs to a young Eng-lishman, Rodney Bevan (Richard Dye). The bulk
of the action takes place in the office of produc-tion supervisor C.
Elliot Friday (Jim Simon). Fri-day is "a patient man" whose nerves are
severe-ly taxed by waitresses, song writers, midgets-and trumpets! True
love wins out in the end, with Suzie walking out on the whole mess,
announcing that she's "going to Europe-with Rodney!" PAGE FORTY-SIX
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le" JappJyp ocondriac The hilarous production of Moliere's farce-comedy,
"The Happy Hypochondriac," was presented winter quarter. The famous 17th
century play portrays the miseries and comic capers of an imaginary
invalid, Dysorgan (Charles Dennis), who places himself at the mercies of
two quack doctors (Al Gunderson and Donn Higley). Dysorgan's groans,
quar-rels, frolics, and faithful reliance on pills, nos-strums, and
blood-letting brought frequent chuckles and howls of laughter from the
aud-ience. Expertly cast as a foil to Dysorgan was Hilda Nuttall as
Toinette, the insubordinate housekeeper. Smooth, convincing perform-ances
were turned in by Pliny Allen (Thomas Bonebinder), Marilyn Tharp
(Angelica), John Behme (Claude), Jacqueline Willette (Belina), Evalyn
Bickers (Louisa), Floyd Jackson (Ber-aide), Herbert Spearin (Stickloyal),
and Doug-las Smith (Bottlestopper). A major portion of the applause was
due to Dr. Charles Kahan, di-rector, and Mark Flanders, technical
director. PAGE FORTY-SEVEN
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4U4 WS Aeas tppy, eventful year Left to right are commission members:
Kittie Stole, Lorraine Nattrass, president; Deloris Olson, Marie Benjamin,
treasurer; Ruth Ann Britt, Rosalie Weidenbach, Dara Skieens, Janet Glass,
Lois Chudek, Nadine Schilling, Lucile Schell, and Jeanette Greg-erson,
vice president. The executive council of Associated Women Students is
composed of the officers of AWS, representatives elected by women students
from each class, chairmen of standing committees, and representatives from
each women's club on campus This commission governs all AWS affairs. The
advisers are Miss Mira Booth and Miss Lorraine Powers. Activities included
in this year's program were teas, a fall fashion show, a Christmas party,
special programs at assemblies, and the Snowball Tolo. February 18 and 19
Western was host to the Associated Women Students of all colleges and
junior colleges in our state. The University of British Columbia also
at-tended as international delegates. Co-chairmen were Lorrene Bergmann
and Kay MacKenzie. April 6-10, Lor-raine Nattrass, Dora Skieens, and
Nadine Schilling at- tended the lAWS convention at the University of
Kansas. WWCE was elected at that time to be a member of the
Intercollegiate Associated Women Students. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT
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Sponsorship of a semi-formal dance and many assem-blies are among the
activities of the Norsemen's Club. This group, which aims to unite and
plan special social events for the college men, is made up of all the men
students registered at Western. It is governed by duly Officers this year
included Jack Berry, and BillE lwood, secretary. elected officers and
class representatives under the name of the Norsemen's Commission. They
organize the yearly program and conduct the business affairs of the club
between the regularly scheduled. meetings. Ad-vising this group is Mr. C.
W. McDonald. vice president;- AI Evans, president; Joel Carlson,
treasurer; NORSEMEN . . . Activity for all. PAGE FORTY- NINE
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FTA The E. A. Bond chapter of Future Teachers of America, our own
professional group on campus, gathered in the Campus School aud-itorium
for their picture. A very active group in student affairs, they were led
by President Paul Oakes, his officers, and Ad-viser Frank Punches. In
the back row are: L. Pierce, P. Moe, R. Dye, Ken Schaefer, K. Pederson, J.
Hill, A. Shaw, H. Small, J. Hamilton, C. Young- berg, J. Ricketts, and J.
Campbell. Fourth row: S. Lilian, Bob Boushey, R. Monroe, J. Beaty, E.
Sande, D. Walston, C. LeWarne, B. Moores, C. Brown, D. Wallace, B.
Baum-gart, A. Swanberg, D. Beatty, and P. Oakes. Third row: J. Hansen, D.
Twing, M. Berger, M. Kemp, B. Arnot, A. Abernethy, P. Abra- hamse, K.
Kellogg, A. Meurer, H. Nobles, M. Noble, B. Beeksma, C. Huver, B. McGuire,
E. Jacobson, and Mr. Punches. Second row: D. Rhodes, D. Peth, L. Tyyska,
V. Arbeiter, J. Nelson, J. Hilliker, J. Wolgemuth, J. Gregerson, J.
McLachlan, M. Rice, M. Brown, N. Otness, M. Goff, and C. Keene. Front row:
I. Foss, T. Yamashita, M. Harmon, M. Stevenson ,M. McMullin, N. Schilling,
L. Smith, C. Lennart, N. Motomatsu, and A. McLean. ACE Another
professional organization active on campus is the Association for
Childhood Education. Their aim is to further interest and understanding
of all those who will be future teachers. In the back row, left to right,
are: E. Thomas, K. Merager, J. Young, Mary Jane Harmon, secretary; Ed
McFate, president; Miss Ruby McInnes, adviser; Jan-et Erkkila, treasurer;
J. Carlson, L. McIntee, and K. Schaefer. Second row: G. Joseph, A.
Rogers, C. Munch, L. Ford, M. Coffee, J. Nelson, L. Tyyska, and J.
Kephart. Front row: R. Britt, R. Sundal, A. Abernethy, and M. Hultman.
KAPPA DELTA PI 'This National Education Honorary, com-posed of students
of at least junior status who have a 3.0 average or better, has many
high professional standards. Back row: P. Moe, R. Cohrs, R. Monroe, B.
Waring, H. Small, C. Granger, B. Moores, and J. Apple. Center: M. Harmon,
H. Cavalli, P. Tobie, Z. Westover, D. Wallace, P. Gibson, V. Wilkin-son,
A. Chenier, and Dr. Hammer. Front row: Charles LeWarne, president; Betty
Fay, secretary, and Paul Oakes, vice president. PAGE FIFTY
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CCF College Christian Fellowship, an interde-nominational group, meets
weekly for films, Bible study, luncheons, parties in the eve-nings, and a
banquet near Valentine's Day. Miss Hazel Breakey is their adviser. Back
row: Miss Breakey, G. Staggs, Bob Samms, president; D. Lord, M. Koert, A.
Mullen, P. Kenoyer, L. Whipple, J. Alexander, C. Slate, J. Kohfeld, J.
Berg, P. Lunde, C. Drake, A. Granger, R. Rairdon, R. Tenneson, M. Harris,
E. Aldrich, A. Meurer, E. Mad-sen, V. Clark, and J. Walston. Front: Donn
Higley, vice president; B. Friend, D. Yount, S. Ambers, J. Rettig, A.
Larson, E. Bovee, R. Sundal, S. Haskins, B. Vaughan, A. Palm-er, A.
Loney, and N. Garcia. SQUARE AND CIRCLE This club encourages the
appreciation and knowledge of folk and square dancing. They meet in the
"Rec Hall" and are ably assist-ed and advised by Miss Marjorie Muffly.
Near square: J. Atteberry, R. Breidenstein, I. Floe, J. Lumley, J.
Lamoureux, R. Lam-oureux, M. Moore, and C. Depew. Far square: M.
McSorley, K. Merager, S. Leier,.B. Nel-son, Miss Muffly, K. Anderson, C.
Brewer, and L. Porterfield. USCF The United Students' Christian
Foundation is composed primarily of the Baptist, Christ-ian,
Congregational, Methodist, and Presby-terian students on our campus. Their
meet-ing place, "The House," is located at 530 Garden Street, just down
the hill from the college. Miss Booth acts as faculty adviser, and there
is a full-time minister to the stu-dents, the Reverend "Bill" Hallman. A
very active group is maintained throughout the year, with weekly dinners,
service projects, and Sunday evening groups. In the picture are many of
the members. Back row: R. Smith, G. Magelssen, J. Berg, J. Albrecht, D.
Barnhill, B. Johnson, H. Robinson, P. Tobie, L. Woodward, J. Buchanan. Row
three: G. Cauthers, R. Lamoureux, A. Mafli, M. Huff, C. Law, I. Floe, K.
Kuller, J. Carl-bom, J. Griffin, E. Bickers, J. Ricketts, Z. Westover, M.
Tucker, and B. Waring. Row two: D. Roddey, J. Lamoureux, C. Keene, G.
Gray, A. Chenier, J. Nelson, M. Johnson, R. Willey, and B. Hallman. Row
one: B. Greer, H. Scott, L. Ford, S. Morrical, M. Hatha- way, B. Strong,
and A. Frazier. PAGE FIFTY-ONE
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CRITICS CLUB A formal discussion group on campus is the Critics Club.
This group is primarily for people interested in increasing their
ap-preciation of literature and of everyday af-fairs. The adviser, Dr.
Albert VanAver, is also the instructor of a literary criticism class. In
the picture are: J. Kephart, N. Bergeson, Mrs. M. Rank, H. Small, L. Grace,
J. Willette, S. Hall, B. Nordvedt, C. Le- Warne, A. Shaw, Dr. VanAver, P.
Oakes, T. Manney, and R. Cohrs. FORENSICS This club provides an
opportunity for all students interested in debate, interpretative
reading, oratory, after-dinner speaking, and acting to come together to
exchange ideas. Throughout the college year they partici-pated in many
inter-collegiate debate tour-naments in this state and also at Linfield
College at McMinnville, Oregon. Members include: Back row: K. Moffett, J.
Simon, B. McDonald, G. Roach, A. Gillespie, W. Lord, B. Cox, A. Crawford,
and B. Waring. Third row: Dave Northrup, vice president; Mr. Paul
Herbold, adviser; Nancy Tate, secretary-treasurer; Jean Dunham, histor-ian;
C. Dennis, J. Dennis, and P. Griffith. Second row: J. Brose, J. Morris,
J. Warneke, and J. Lamoureux. Front row: J. Schermer-horn, S. Taylor, and
D. Davis. SCHUSSKENS One of the larger clubs on campus is the Ski Club.
Membership is composed of stu- dents interested in skiing, one of the
fast-est growing sports in the Pacific North-west. Both beginners and
experienced skiiers are included. During the winter skiing months, the
club sponsors one-day trips to Mount Baker. At the end of the season a
ski meet is held with the winner re-ceiving a gold cup. The back row: D.
Yoa-kum, J. Frisbee, B. Hansen, B. Johnston, P. Gibson, N. Blom, and R.
Hoff. Fourth row: A. Shaw, D. Dingerson, E. Tisch, J. Soine, P. Brown, B.
Berg, G. Smith, J. Mattieligh, R. Walker, and R. Barber. Third row: E.
Johnson, D. Lyle, I. Floe, N. Granger, L. Hogan, J. Groom, and B.
Brownell. Sec-ond row: S. Hall, D. Tackett, N. McGee, J. Baker, M.
Weber, S. Townley, M. Blom, and A. Swanberg.' Front: P. Russell, D.
Liberty, A. Oberhus, L. Stromberg, J. Richards, A. Jahn, and R. Britt.
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STUDENT WIVES The Student Wives is a social group com-posed of wives of
married students in school. Regular meetings are held in the dining room
of Edens Hall. Many services to the school and community are performed by
the group. During the year, among other things, the group sponsored a
turkey dinner. In the back row are: V. Armbrust, C. Keck, P. Elkan, M.
Edwards, K. Randall, S Brooks, N. Gudmundson, M. Pangle, M. J. Paull, M.
Jacobson, B. Stone, N. Mickelson, and L. Westrick. Third row: D. Utt, P.
Good, and C. Hoisington. Row two: P. Boushey, A. Gay, J. Hevly, M. A.
Alsid, B. Clemmer, J. Start, G. Eastman, B. Baker, M. A. Coleman, S.
Eacrett, L. Garcia, B. Thramer, M. Beaty, B. Anglin, R. A. Berntsen, M.
Fletcher, N. Cowden, G. Streets, and S. Preston. Front: J. Porter, E.
Rhodes, D. Ferrier, L. Brouil-lard, S. Bowen, S. Harder, M. Selk, C.
Low-rie, J. Olson, C. Milat, P. Thompson, and B. Hawthorne. OFF-CAMPUS
WOMEN All women students who do not live in college organized houses are
eligible for membership in Off-Campus Women. During this past year, the
group has sponsored and aided in various activities. The members are:
Front row: J. Zion, J. Alexander, J. Wright, L. Reinholt, and E. Preston.
Second row: C. Stull, M. McAllister, P. Hauser, R. Rair-don, T. Aldrich,
and M. McSorley. Back row: M. Rodisich, P. Hauser, and A. Sweet.
COLHECONOMISTS Women students interested in the field of home economics
are members of Colhecon. Some of the club activities held this year were
a waffle supper, fruit cake sale, do-nut sales, and a state convention
during spring vacation. Members pictured in the back row are: N.
Fehlhaber, Rosalie Weiden-bach, D. Twing, M. A. Bailey, J. Wolgemuth, D.
Shook, N. Gibson, A. Smith, M. Wilbur, M. Noble, B. Berg, P. Sowers, S.
Widner, P. Putnam, A. Mullen, and P. Staggs. Front: N. Schilling, M.
Tharp, N. J. Smith, Miss Katherine Detring, adviser; Barbara Donnel-ly,
president; Shirley McBride, secretary; Janet Glass, vice president, and
Deloris Ol-son, treasurer. PAGE FIFTY-THREE
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WRA Led by Avis Weidenbach, the members of the Women's Recreation
Association enjoyed a fully- rounded year of athletic events which
included everything from bowling to hockey. A very successful Carnival in
January was one of the main events of the year for these energetic girls,
whose membership in-cludes: F. Sanders, S. King, B. Arnot, J. Hall, L.
Neklason, A. Meurer, S. Morrical, J. Hilliker, D. Rhodes, L. Frazier, M.
Steven-son, D. Bowen, J. Christianson, Chloe Arbo-gast, M. Guetlin, N.
Tate, M. Peoples, J. Carlbom, L. Stoneburg, R. Westman, A. Da-vies, M.
Huff, and S. Yotsko. Row two: P. Barton, A. Weidenbach, M. Skina, P.
Lind-ell, J. Rozman, J. Frankie, R. Haynes, J. Kleinsorge, L. Langberg,
and H. Hayashida. Front row: L. Tyyska, L. Chudek, M. Scrib-ner, D.
Olson, J. Glass, S. Graham, M. Jones, D .Swenson, M. Mills, and C. Huver.
RHEBA D'S Named for a former director of physical education, the Rheba D.
Nickerson Club is composed of girls majoring or minoring in physical
education. Their president is Lois Chudek, and adviser, Miss Ruth
Weythman. In the back row are: L. Neklason, J. Hall, and L. Frazier.
Third row: S. King, F. Sand-ers, and P. Barton. Second row: M. Guet- lin,
M. Jones, and P. Lindell. First row: E. Lewis, L. Langberg, D. Liberty, L.
Chudek, and S. Graham. "W" CLUB Pictured here are severoafl the men who
have earned a "W" sweater in an athletic event here at Western. Their
president is Ken Swalwell, and their adviser is John Kulbitski. The club
sponsors an award as-sembly, a mixer, and a banquet annually, among other
events. Membership consists of: G. Radliff, D. Odell, W. Ball, and G.
Galloway in the back row. Fourth row: R. Doyle, T. Whan, J. Sager, G.
Pfister, K. Moffett, D. Daverin, and A. Swanberg. Third row: B. Doyle, J.
Kennett, D. Burgess, G. Swan, R. Hughes, and R. Hansen. Second tow: John
Kulbitski, adviser; A. Hagglund, R. White, R. Burger, G. Kohlwes, and Bill
Kendrick. Front row: D. Lapp, G. Hanson, ,P. Anglin, K. Swlawell, M.
Halleck, R. Rosi, and G. Edwards. PAGE FIFTY FOUR
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ICC Representatives of each student organiza-tion and faculty advisers
compose the mem-bership of the Inter-Club Council. All clubs are under
the controolf thisc entraolr gan-ization. They handle problems of groups,
and set standards to follow in activities spon-sored by these
organizations. In the back row: E. McFate, R. Hall, A. Evans, and H.
Small. Third row: R. Sayler, J. Reinholt, M. Scribner, J. Zion, L.
Nattrass, L. Chudek, P. Oakes, R. Samms, A. Swanberg, R. Cam-field, and
R. Dunlap. Second row: B. Don-nelly, C. LeWarne, and D. Beatty. Front: D.
Burgess, and R. Sundal. PEP COMMITTEE Committee Chairman Steve Gimurtu led
the many members of his group in promoting en-thusiastic response in all
school functions. The committee is made up of representatives from the
organized houses and clubs on the campus as well as cheer and song
leaders. They were ably advised by Dr. August Radke. Back row: V. Solie,
J. Buchanan, R. Jelin-ek, D. Johnston, D. Canary. Fifth row: C. Rolie, R.
Sayler, L. Gazija, N. Lange, B. Kenyon, B. Fay, L. Bergmann, and D. Mason.
Row four: Dr. Radke, D. Flora, N. J. Smith, D. Shook, B. J. Berg, J.
Glass, B. Brownell, and D. Porter. Row three: C. Quigley, M. Peoples, K.
Bowsher, J. Njos, M. King, M. Andrews, D. Pemberton, and D. Swenson. Row
two: P. Bower, P. Kennett, N. Blair, J. Nelson, B. West, B. Berg, C.
Brew-er, and R. Sundal. Row one: S. Gimurtu, K. Barbas, L. Lindberg, N.
Baker, P. Pace, J. O'Malley, D. Skieens, and H. Roberts. VALKYRIE To
promote more school spirit is one of the purposes of the Valkyrie Club, an
elect-ive organization for active women students. Membership is by
invitation, and is limited to ten per cent of the girls enrolled in the
college. A 2.3 grade average is required. Under the leadership of Marilyn
Scribner, the group participated in the homecoming affairs, attended
sports events, and held sev-eral social functions during the year. Miss
Shirley Nelson, adviser, is in the back row, along with M. Scribner, J.
King, V. Creel, and P. Gibson. Row two: M. Walter, L. Chudek, A. Chenier,
A. McKinney, J. Rein-holt, A. Smith, D. Wray, K. Reardon, D. Flora, L.
Nattrass, L. Keaton, B. Donnelly, V. Wilkinson, A. Bennett, and K.
Barbas. Row one: R. A. Britt, D. Skieens, T. Yami-shita. D. Folk, L.
Samuelson, P. Putnam, N. Schilling, J. Gregerson, L. Bergmann, M. Jones,
A. Abernethy, A. Mullen, and K. Mac- Kenzie. PAGE FIFTY FIVE
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I A CLUB The Industrial Arts Club is composed of students and faculty
members who work with and are primarily interested in this type of
program. Their meetings are very instructive and offer many projects for
the use of the members. In the picture, back row, are: D. Summers, M.
Milat, P. H. Atteberry, ad- viser; B. Dupris, Mr. Johns, and S. Lilian.
Third row: R. Berntsen, J. Neilsen, J. Kuran-ko, A. Hansen, G. Greathouse,
J. Smith, and A. Porter. Row two: E. Carter, E. Robin-son, Charles Rice,
adviser; Jack Halstead, T. Waggoner, J. Westrick, and R. Selk. Front row:
H. Worthylake, G. Staggs, E. Thomas, K. Merager, T. Hawthorne, E.
Thra-mer, G. Thompson, and D. Huntley. WESVETS This was the first active
year on the cam-pus for the Wesvets, veterans who are en-rolled at
Western. Monthly meetings were held by the group, who helped to promote
the interests of the veteran in school af-fairs. They were advised by Hugh
Thomp-son. Membership included: T. Collins, L. Porterfield, D. McHugo, D.
White, A. Porter, D. Campbell, P. Allen, R. Severson, H. Al-sid, S.
Lilian, R. Sayler, H. Spearin, W. Kauzlarich, G. Clogston, D. Haugland, N.
Gudmundson, F. Johnson, M. Field, and R. Grafmyre. WHO'S WHO These
students, juniors and seniors, were nominated for listings in the annual
publica-tion, "Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities."
Membership is based on schol-arship, citizenship, and participation in
extra-curricular activities. Back row: L. Chudek, C. LeWarne, R. Cohrs,
V. Wilkinson, P. Gib-son, D. Northrup, W. Moores, J. Lamoureux, L.
Bergmann, and F. Jackson. Front: J. Gregerson, A. Smith, B. Fay, A.
Chenier, M. Jones, K. MacKenzie, L. Nattrass, and D. Gay. PAGE
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SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Scholarship Society was set up as recognition for
students of high scholastic standing and ideals. A 3.5 average or above
is required for membership. Members are chosen from the junior and senior
classes. An annual banquet is their main activiity. At this time new
initiates are introduced and presented with their pins. In the picture,
left to right, are: P. Oakes, C. LeWarne, Virginia Wilkinson, secretary;
Ray Cohrs, Mr. Edward Arntzen, adviser, and June Lamour-eux, president.
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GANIZED HOUSES
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Fall quarter was celebrated with open house on Parents' Day, with the dorm
playing hostess to 300 guests. Homecoming created enthusiasm for the
girls, who presented a display and a skit. To complete the festivities, a
smorgasbord was held in the cafeteria. Thanksgiving was observed with the
traditional and successful banquet, thanks to the work of many committees.
As the joyous season ap-proached, excitement in the dorm grew, for
Christ-mas was just around the corner! The spirit of Christmas was
captured when the girls decorated a large tree and their individual rooms
and did the traditional Christmas caroling. Along with spring came the
freshman Pansy Breakfast. The pansies were hidden by the upper classmen
on a section of the campus and all the freshman girls hurried to find
them. The Mothers' week-end, which- included a dinner for the girls and
their mothers, was enjoyed by all present. Ending the year's fun, the
graduating girls in the dorm were honored with the annual Senior
Break-fast. Guiding the year's activities were Mrs. Haynes, housemother;
Linda Keaton, house president; Gladys Grabner, secretary; Nanette Otness,
treasurer; and Judy Sorenson and Harriet Wil-son, social chairmen, with
the assistance of the 114 girls. The officers and housemother are
pictured here: Linda Keaton, Nanette Otness, Gladys Grabner, Alice
Bennett, and Mrs. Lela Haynes. PAGE SIXIY
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These girls lived on the first floor: Back row: Sandra Meyers, Carol
Morrison, Nadine Schilling, Alice Bennett, Gladys Grabner, Lois Lampitt,
Mary Stevenson, Gordeena Jorgen-sen, Lucile Schell, Myrna Kemp, Lynette
Smith ,and Ruth Haynes. Center: Sandra Hall, Kay MacKenzie, Ruth Ann
Britt, Pat Russell, Margaret McMullin, Gwen Yoshimura, Margaret Peterson,
and Evelyn Ishii. Front: Barbara Arnot, Judy Sorenson, Dorothy Peth,
LaVonne Hamro, Rosalee Swedberg, Barrie Brownell, Beverly Onustack, Connie
Murdoch, Linda Keaton, and Janet Frankie. From the second floor we have,
back row: Myrna Crowston, Joan McQueen, Ann Meur-er, Mary Lee McLean,
Janice Nelson, Susie Bennett, Ann Rogers, Lynn Brooks, Nan Mc- Gee,
Jeannie McLachlan, Hazel Heather, Ser-ena Sue Duffy, Janet Christianson,
Janet-Kay Warneke, Dalene Twing, Nancy Tate, Helen Nobles, and Jane
O'Malley. Center: Carolyn Munch, Kathy Whipkey, Karen Jeffcott, Mar-ilyn
Rinta, Janet Matthews, Vivian Nanavich, Hisa Hayashida, Nancy Motomatsu,
Jan Baker, Merle Motoda, Gail Smith, and JoAnn Sil-vola. Front:
Marguerite Goff, Kathy Gar-rett, Lorraine Tyyksa, Mary Jane Harmon,
Nanette Otness, Annette Abernethy, Margaret Berger, Sharon Andreasen,
Janette Hiatt, and Marion Rice. Living on the third floor and pictured
in the back row are: Nancy Jo Smith, Julie Horstman, Rita Sundal, Carol
Brown, Pat Brown, Janet Hansen, Gloria Bernier, Jerry Kinkead, Harriet
Wilson, Georgianna Jo-seph, Mary Ann. Bailey, Marilyn Tharp, and Gail
Gustafson. Center: Emarlyn Repanich, Marilyn Ogdon, Shirley Taylor, Geri
Chenault, Joy Kephart, Ruth Moses, Lucille Grace, Mar-garet Hultman,
Dorothy Bowen, and Lorie Shook. Front: Jo Resteigen, Barbara Don-nelly,
Barbara Edenso, Lila Stoneburg, Ar-lene Davies, Kay Kellogg, and Sylvia
Miller. PAGE SIXTY-ONE
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.J/ten s Iesi;d ene L1fd1 Men's Residence Hall initiated the year with its
Hal-loween fireside, including dancing and recreation. Dean McDonald
spoke to the group on college standards earlier in the quarter. MRH was
among the houses taking part in Parents' Day open house on the Western
campus. The house officers were: Dick Walston, president; Dean Dingerson,
vice-president; Clarence Youngberg, secretary-treasurer; Jack Hill,
chairman of the discip-linary board. House mother is Mrs. Imogene
Anderson. Al Bedient and Al Hagglund were responsible for the homecoming
skit, while Bill Cox and Wally Lord headed the display committee. In early
November MRH sponsored its "Turkey Trot" mixer in the Rec hall. The
highlight of this event was the giving of a live turkey to one of the
students. Co- chairmen of the dance were Tom Romerdahl and Dick Kolkana.
MRH entered two teams in both the bowling and basketball intramural sports
program. They also organ-ized a house ping pong tournament. Later in
November the Thanksgiving banquet and MRH date informal were successfully
held. Also the following month MRH helped program the Christmas dinner on
December 14. At their party the same eve- ning, Santa Claus appeared to
promote the Christmas spirit. February 26 was the date of both the
college play and the MRH theater party. Inaugurated this year, the first
Terrace dance was presented April 29. The middle of May they made their
annual picnic outing. Fried chicken was number one on the menu. Officers
picture above are Clarence Young-berg, secretary-treasurer; Jack Hill,
discip-line chairman, and Ken Pederson, social chairman. Picture 2: Back
row: Dan Scrib-ner, social chairman; Ron Janke, Dean Dingerson, Steve
Mark, Clarence Youngberg, Don Daverin, Pat Havens, Bill Baumgart, Ken
Swalwell, John Apple, and Earl Norman. Front: Ed Nepple, Fred Ainardi,
Dennis Oel-rich, and Ted Whan. PAGE SIXTY-TWO
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Back row: Doug Bain, Bob Burger, Bob Keene, Wally Lord, Jerry Johnson,
Norm By-ers, Ray Cohrs, Bob Gordon, Chuck Granger, Paul Oakes, Don
Wallace, Tom Romerdahl, Albert Shaw, Chuck LaWarne, Ken Pederson, Paul
Newman, Harry Small, Gordon Pfister, Ron Breidenstein, Bob Barker, and
Jack Hill. Center row: Bob Strong, Jim Hamilton, Al Hagglund, Stan Smith,
Don Burgess, Armin Jahr, Dick Kolkana, Doug Bridges, Jack Hal-stead, Dave
Johnson, and Gary Taylor. Front row: Bill Cox, Dick Walston, Dennis
McHugo, Nero Lindblad, Ron Camfield, Tom Waggon-er, Dick Weinbrecht, Al
Bedient, and Bill Moores. In the circle are President Dick Walston,
Housemother Mrs. Imogene Anderson, and Vice President Dean Dingerson.
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Sen;Or uia The twenty-three residents of 1201 Garden Street have
con-cluded another successful year of activities. Fall quarter got under
way with the initiation of new members, followed several weeks later by
open house on Parents' Day. The holiday season proved to be a busy one,
with the annual Thanksgiving banquet and Christ-mas buffet. The season of
spring brought with it the Barn Dance mixer and later on the festivities
of Mardi Gras converted the house into New Orleans style. A picnic for
all the girls drew to an end the ninth year of Senior Hall's association
with the college. I OFFICERS: Lorrene Bergmann, Social Chairman Arlene
McKinney, Vice President Mary Muffly, President, and Carolyn Brewer,
Secretary-Treasurer Second Picture: Back: Elsie Jacobson Jane
Mattieligh Helen Montgomery and Mary Muffly Middle: Shirlee Morris
Kathie Person Shirley Graham Aileen McLean Kathy Nystrom Deanna Swenson
Mary Pat Patton Carolyn Brewer and Diane Maki Front: Marilyn Mills
Carol Lennart and Donna Rhodes Third Picture: Back: Lorrene Bergmann
Arlene McKinney Demaris Porter and Ruth Walker Front: Shirley Saad
Phyllis Robinson and Carol Muffly PAGE SIXTY- FOUR
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Mathes House is one of the most popular of the men's resi-dence houses
off campus. The location across the street from Edens Hall finds special
favor with late-sleeping gentry who still like a bit of breakfast before
that eight o'clock class. Our house-mother, Mrs. Joe DeGrace, says that
our number, on week nights, adds up to thirty, but that on many week-ends
it is difficult to scare up more than three men in the whole house! Our
greatest talent display is in music, where this year we contributed
strongly to both the vocal and instrument-al divisions. Sportswise, we
at least held our own ground. In the top picture are the officers: John
Boling, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. DeGrace, housemother; Larry Peterson,
president, and John Sundquist, athletic director. Second picture, left to
right, back row: Bob Muzatko, Paul Tobie, Stan Lilian, Donald Six, Scott
Remington, Jack Woodcook, Bob Newell. Middle row: Hal Roberts, Bill
Elwood, Jim Kreiss, and Gary Cruzan. Front row: Gary Douglas, Norm Blom,
Mac Blom, and George Barney. Third picture, back row: John Campbell, Pete
Hegg, Larry Peterson, Hugh Rasmussen. Middle: John Boling, John
Sundquist, and John Pickett. Front: Larry Christensen, Ross Tabor, Dallas
Smith, and Ron Barber. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE
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osice Jnn The twenty-seven residents of Hospice Inn had a very active and
eventful year. Fall quarter activities in-cluded a small fireside with
their guest, Spencer Hall. After the fireside the group went carolling
around other college houses. With the coming of the new year, they
welcomed Mrs. Grace Nicholson as their new housemother. Plans were
immediately started for the annual semi-formal dinner dance. The dance was
held February 25, at Brownie's Cedar Chest, and was enjoyed by all who
attended. The members of Hospice Inn were active participants in the
intramural bowling and basketball leagues. Officers: Harold Leschiutta,
secretary-treasurer; Don Lyle, vice-president; Pat Gerspacher, president;
Mrs. Stearns, housemother. Picture 2: Back: Harold Leschiutta, Bob
McClenahan, Jack Fris- bee, Pat Gerspacher, Dave Langley, Lee Arey, Jim
Forbes. Mid-dle: Bob Curtis, Roger Swanson, Norman Wiig, Skip Baker,
Clar-ence Parker. Front: Bob Anthony, Wally May, Dave Johnson, Joe Olsen,
Don Lyle, Gerald Hedlund. Picture 3: Back: AI Easton, Don Wilson, John
McEwen, Dick Anderson, Mike Clark, Jim Buchanan. Front: John Tiland, Mike
Weber, Don Tackett, Jack Crook.
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Spencer a}f/ The active residents of 1127 Garden have participated in many
school functions this year. Parents' Day, the first event on the busy
schedule, meant "Open House." After this came the hustle and bustle of
homecoming. Spencer Hall had a skit and house display, which brought them
glory by winning first place. The display, along with many others, made
Western's homecoming the best in years. After the excitement had died
down, the girls prepared for the Christmas banquet and the awaited
carolling with Hospice Inn. As the year progressed, Spencer had their
annual dinner at Brownie's Cedar Chest. Spring brought another opportunity
for these girls to show their talent in Campus Day skits. A beach party
during the final quarter climaxed the Spencer girls' year at Western.
Officers: Vernette Arbeiter, secretary-treasurer; Doris Sandvik, vice
presi-dent; Nancy Baker, president, and Mrs. Frank Parris, housemother.
Picture two: Back: Connie Schwartz, Julienne Joubert, Bonnie Maxwell-Muir,
Elaine Swanson, Anita Jahn, Peggy Abrahamse. Front: Vernette Arbeiter,
Sharon Gibson, Carol Mulford, Saundra Mochnik, Doris Sandvik, and Fran
Kane. Picture three: Back: Loanne Eckstein, Nancy Baker, Marilyn Young,
Colleen Hagerup, Kittie Stole, Gay Clemans, and Darlene Iasac-son. Front:
Lois Lindberg, Lorrine Stromberg, Darlene Mc- Cormick, Margaret Moskeland,
and Jamie Cobb.
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.J artorview 46Jhll The seventeen residents of Harborview Hall had a
terrific year, starting with Parents Day, which was enjoyed by all. This
was followed by Homecoming,, to which they added their talent. They tied
with Daniels Hall for second place. A Christmas banquet was held honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, house parents, and Delesta Smith for their wonderful
help during Homecoming. Following the ban- quet the girls went carolling.
Officers: Back row: Genie Gray, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Hunsaker,
housemother; Patty Griffith, reporter. Front: Alice Chen-ier,
vice-president, and Marilyn Johnson, president. Picture 2: Back row: Genie
Gray, Rosemarie Oldow, Marilyn Johnson, Carol Larson, and Kathy Goodwin.
Front row: Delesta Smith, Monta Hathaway, Patty Griffith, and Ev-alyn
Bickers. Picture 3: Alice Chenier, Joann Rozman, Liz Johnson, Nada Wise,
Grace Lindenthal, Donna Godfrey, and Barbara West. PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT
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Daniels Hall, under the able leader-ship of President Bob Carey, had
an-other successful year. The fellows of Daniels Hall showed their usual
zest by tying for second wtih Harborview in the Homecoming house
displays, and by finishing high in the intramural bas-ketball league.
Other house officers were Joel Carl-son, vice president, and Ray Krebs,
sec-retary- treasurer. Officers: Joel Carlson, vice- president; Mrs.
Laviolette, housemother; Bob Carey, pres-ident; Ray Krebs,
secretary-treasurer. Picture 2: Back: Ed Thomas, Jim Dean, Kermit
Johnson, Rich Jelinek, Al Crawford, Bob Carey, Ted Hagen, Joel Carlson.
Picture 3: Back: Ray Krebs, Don Spangler, John Young, Bill Rudberg, Jack
Fothering- ham, Harold Krislock, Harvey Thacker. Front: Gene Nelson.
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#4 lpine Court The ambitious men of Alpine Court had an eventful year,
participating in the intramural bas-ketball and bowling leagues. At the
close of the season they were up high in both. With the coming of
Spring, Alpine Court proved their athletic ability in baseball. The men
of Alpine are well represented on our varsity teams. OFFICERS Rich
Hubber, president; Bert DeHoog, vice-president; Mrs. Allen, housemother;
and Bob Little, secretary-treasurer. SECOND PICTURE Back: Jake Thomas,
Gary Radliff, Don Summers, Dave Bargelt, and Larry Odle. Middle: Don
Gates, Ron Hall, Don Odell, Dick Babcock, and Bob Little. Front: Frank
Springer and Don Poole. THIRD PICTURE Back: Bob Ley, Bert DeHoog, Ken
Olson, and Willis Ball. Front: Tom Sofie, Ken Moffett, and Rich Hubber.
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J(/,ane,,, Jlu Kluane Hall has been quite busy this past year with Open
House, Homecoming, a slumber and a house party included in its activities.
Once a month at dinner a surprise birthday cake was served honoring the
girls with birth-days in that month. During fall quarter we held a
backward dinner that caused a lot of fun and excitement. Every-one came
dressed backward, they sat backward, and dinner was served backward.
Christmas included carolling and our Christmas party. We also had a room-
decorating contest. The rooms were judged and the one with the most
Christmas spirit received a prize. Spring and its nice weather brought
about our annual house picnic, which completed the year at Kluane.
Officers: Back row: Jean Busby, treasurer; Heather Scott, president; Mrs.
Kruger, housemother; Mrs. G. D. Todd, house-mother. Front row: Barbara
Arnett, sec-retary; Pat Gregg, vice- president. Picture 1: Back: Margie
Wallrof, Gloria Kreller, Pat Gregg. Center: Eleanor Fet-ters, Pat
Spokley, Mary Arney. Front: Ann Oberg, Milma Makela, Donna Porter, Jean
Busby. Picture 2: Back: Barbara Arnett, Annette Frazier, Annette
Campbell, Jackie Hodge. Center: Patricia Van Ottingham, Heather Scott,
Pat Kennett. Front: Nan Blair, Evelyn James, Gayle Sparks, Maureen
Gustafson. PAGE SEVEN1Y-ONE
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Vestern s frCiends4, .. The girls who lived at the YWCA this year were:
Back row: Mrs. Bovard, housemother; Eva Aldrich, Ceole Law, Judy Smith,
and Diane Seeley. Front: June Gragg, Charlotte Ticknor, Ruthanna Schmoe,
Donna Marth, Kathy Reardon, and Juanita Simonson. .1h 1/,, of Jv Living
at the Halls of Ivy this year were: Mona Skina, Marie Benjamin, Deloris
01- son, Barbara Berg, Janet Glass, Charlene Philliber, Miss Curtin,
housemother; Betty Kautz, Maxine King, and Shirley Widner. J 1rr s 4
Jfcr/ Barrs Hall was the home of nine girls. Back row: Dara Skieens,
Janice Carlbom, Judy Griffin, Marilyn Tucker, and Shirley Zieg-ler. Front
row: Carol Kanouse, Marilyn Huff, Jan King, and Joyce Brose. PAGE
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a supplement to . . Jndependtence 31cT/I Residents of Independence Hall
this year were: Back row: Mrs. James, house-mother; Jerry White, David
Huson, Blair Nelson, Frank Williams, and Rudy Is-turis. Front: Russ
Hauber, Don Mur-phie, Steve McDermott, and Jim Casey. . /i C-odge Alki
Lodge was the college home of Ron Coglund, Don Lundquist, Wally Cooper,
Mrs. Cornell, housemother; Ed Barcott, Fred Jamieson, and Jim DeMonbrun.
Lesle ' Living at Leslie's were: Back: Lorn Soder-strom, Roger Barnhart,
Leonard Pierce, Earl Sande, Bruce MacGregor, Dave Dur-and, Bob Baty, and
Mrs. Leslie, house-mother. Front row: Larry Eliason and Jay Hatch. PAGE
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edtucation, reigns . . Bayview Bayview was the college home of several
girls this year. Back row: Jeannie Njos, Berta Young, Carolyn White,
Katherine Gay, and Joyce Barrie. Front: Joyce Wall, Charlotte Rolie, Mrs.
Howell, housemother; Janice Bunten, and Val Solie. Co-ed Cottage Living
at Co- ed Cottage were: Back: Barbara Greer, Joyce Penner, Linda Neklason,
and Janet Erkkila. Front row: Clara Quigley, Frances Sanders, Mrs.
Stewart, house-mother; Pat Barton, and Emmy Lewis. 'Jamer/ane The girls
who lived at Tamarlane were: Back row: Joan Hilliker, Joan Davis, Mrs.
Delaurier, housemother; Bettie Baker, and Lois Woodward. Front row: Arlene
Dyck, Beverly Beeksma, Joyce Rasmussen, Mary Noble, Priscilla Lindell,
and Barbara Berg. PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR
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College View Apartments near the campus was the home of many fellows. Back
row: Don Smith, Bill Schmidt, Gordon Schultz, Gerald Magelssen, Toby
Scruggs, Charles Hanna, Harold Hickenbottom, Leon Golden, and Don West.
Front row: Duane Guggen-mos, Bill Waring, Mrs. Albert Crape, housemother;
Alan Swanberg, president, and Danny Beatty. Residents at Omega this year
were: Back row: Mrs. Maier, housemother; Sarajane King, Sharon Huse, and
Colleen Riley. Front: Shirley McBride Baumgart, Mari-lyn Howard, and Pat
Sowers. J arquis The men who lived at Marquis on Garden Street were:
Back row: Roger Linde, Bob Rainwater, Paul Poirier, Osborne Van Moorhem,
president; Dave Canary, and Charlie Tuton. Front row: Bill Caven-augh,
Hunter Shallis, Mrs. Markwood, housemother; Ron Poirier, and Clifford
Ferguson. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE tlzrougglot te small. .
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organized houses . Residents at Vikina this year were: Margie Wilbur,
Judy Nelson, Paralee Pace, Phyl-lis Bower, Mrs. Kindmund, housemother,
and Lyla Cummings. The girls who lived at Deylig this college term
included: Joan Warner, Gaye Caton, Mrs. Cowels; housemother, and Janice
Riley in the back row and Sue Morrical and Carrol Talbott in front.
Booth's was the college home of five girls. Back row: Nada Loop, Inger
Floe, Mrs. Booth, housemother, and Marilyn Poole. Seated: Dorothy Buell
and Sharon Mat-thews, president. Five fellows stayed at the Ranch. They
are: Jack Avery, temperance officer; Ray Jame-son, social director; Pat
Hollingsworth, vice-president. In the front row are: Tom Manney,
president; Mrs. Reynolds, housemother, and Brad Kenyon, represent-ative-
at-large. PAGE SEVENTY-SIX
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of our campus. College J.n Four girls lived at College Inn this year.
They were: Jan Kleinsorge, Shirley Leier, Mrs. Todd, housekeeper; Linda
Ford, and Lorna Langberg. C r st-a-aine Living at Cryst-a-laine were,
back row: Sandra Yotsko, Mrs. Malone, housemo-ther, and Bette McGuire.
Front row: Letha Hamilton, Carole Huver, Maxine Brown, and Marilyn
Peoples. 4 pp/e 47ree 3nn Three of the girls who lived at Apple Tree Inn
this year were Janet Hall, Dot Flora, and Grace Hopkins. 1lovers Glovers
at 423 Garden was the home of the Glover Boys (spelled with a silent "G").
Back row: Bob Duvall, Mrs. Glover, house-mother, and Lee Porterfield.
Front: Ed Papin, Gwinn Dunham, Doug Boyce, and Guy Cauthers. PAGE
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PUS LIFE
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NANCY LANGE Senior Princess CHARLOTTE ROLIE Sophomore Princess KATHY
BARBAS Junior Princess BEVERLY BERGUM Freshman Princess PAGE EIGHTY
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BETTY FAY Queen Sigrid XVII PAGE EIGHTY-ONE
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[taVs of te ga 905 rettr n to Western Days of the "Gay 90's" returned to
Western during the 1954 homecoming. The co-chairmen, Dave Northrup and Kay
MacKenzie, and the many committees did an outstanding job in coordinating
the various programs and car-rying out the theme. The festivities began
with a "Bang" at the October 25 kickoff assembly. The classes nomin-ated
candidates who were introduced to the student body by their campaign
managers at the presentation assembly. Betty Fay was chosen to reign as
Queen Sigrid XVII. Nancy Lange, Kathy Barbas, Charlotte Rolie, and Beverly
Bergum were elected princesses. Homecoming week-end began with the bonfire
and parade, followed by the skits. The two-hour show consisted of skits
and in-between acts dealing with the "Gay 90's" theme. Spencer Hall's skit
won first-place honors and the Forensic Club placed second. The Press Club
took first place in the in-between acts and Pi Kappa Delta second.
Following the skits and ending the day's activities was a sock-hop in the
gym. The freshman class won the display trophy, the senior class and their
horse and buggy won the float trophy, and Spencer Hall was award-ed the
house display trophy, with Harborview and Daniels Hall tied for second.
Bright sunshine and a victory for the Vikings over the Eastern Washington
Savages thrilled the homecoming crowd at Battersby Field. Faculty, alumni,
and students enjoyed the smorgasbord at Edens Hall before the final event
of the week-end, the Queen's Ball. "Gay 90's" came to a fitting climax as
the crowd danced to the music of Chuck Cabot and his orchestra in the gaily
decorated armory. The closing highlight of the Homecoming festivities -
the Queen's Ball. . . . Spencer Hall's winning skit - Moulin Lounge. . .
. Maury Halleck crowning Betty Fay as Queen Sigrid XVII. . . . The Queen's
Court at the Alumni's smorgasbord. PAGE EIGHTY-TWO
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This year at Homecoming we were for-tunate to have a big name band from
Cali-fornia - Chuck Cabot's. . . . Captain Willis Ball. . . . The Queen
and her Court at the game. . . . Game . The Homecoming co- chairmen, Dave
North-rup and Kay MacKenzie, in the Gay 90's costume. . . . The
traditional bonfire and the burning of the effigy. . . . The senior
class's winning float in the parade . Student Body President Ray and Queen
Betty. 'a -v~ V PAGE EIGHTY-THREE
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cTe ann vorsemen s Ja1 . . The Crystal Ballroom of the Leopold Hotel was
the setting for one of fall quarter's most outstanding social events, the
Norsemen's Ball. The dance, held on October 15, was semi-formal. Many
couples whirled about the floor to the music of Mel McKee and his
orchestra. During intermission, dancers were served punch and were
enter-tained by a piano medley. Al Evans was responsible for the success
of the dance. This dance was only one of the activities sponsored by the
Norsemen, associated men students on Western's campus. PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR
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and te 4. '1.I S Sno-ba/t The Crystal Ballroom was gaily decorated with
snow scenes and snowballs with couples' names on them. The date was
December 3, and the affair was the Snowball Tolo, sponsored by the
Associated Women Students. Jan King and Pat Putnam, co-chairmen, worked
hard to make the dance a great success. Committee chairmen were Norma
Gibson, decorations; Ann Meurer and Lois Chudek, programs; Betty Kautz,
chaperones; Marilyn Walter, music; Rosalie Weidenbach and Patsy Staggs,
election; Maxine King and Joyce Brose, publicity; and Nadine Schilling,
refreshments. The Stardusters supplied the music for the annual
semi-tformal dance. Maury Halleck was chosen king to reign over the ball.
This was the second time a king has been chosen. Lorraine Nattrass,
president of A. W. S., presented Maury with the crown. King Maury and his
partner started the dancing after the intermis- sion. Others competing for
the honor were: Ray Cohrs, Fred Sandau, Dave Langley, Larry Young, Don
O'Dell, Ted Whan, and Tom Murray. PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE
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Te Campus JIIxers One of the interesting features of the year was the
week-end mix-ers. Various club and organiza-tions took over the
sponsorship of the mixers. Some had very unusual themes and displayed
fascinating decorations. Pictured are the M. R. H. mixer, the sophomore
class mixer, the W. R. A. carni-val and many others. PAGE-EIGHTY-SIX
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Orch;d SJn tAe JoonihAt One of the outstanding dances of the year was the
Junior Prom, "Orchids In the Moonlight." By a waterfall, a volcano, a
variety of Hawaiian flow-ers, and under a ceiling of orchids, couples
danced to the music of Harold Knutsen and the Holiday Boys. Emarlyn
Repanich was crowned Queen La-lone by Disc Jockey Gil Henry of Radio KING.
Elizabeth Carlson, Pat Putnam, and Pat Spokely were princesses.
Co-chairmen Don Burgess and Roland Sayler and many others helped to make
the annual affair a success. At the right are the girls from Hawaii who
assisted with the dance. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN
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1JSen e ectuad and 8 ntertaining One of the outstanding features of
college, both educational and entertaining, is the Artist and Lecture
Series. Included is everything from Dave Bruback to Carlos Romulo. Not all
could be pictured, but those shown are Dave Brubeck, the jazz artist; Paul
Victor, the arctic explorer; and T. V. Smith, professor and politician.
Below-the world's greatest trumpeter, Rafael Mendez, and the tenor, Eddy
Ruhl. PAGE NINETY
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Cheer and Song Leaders Identification From top to bottom, the cheer
leaders in-cluded: Carolyn Brewer, Clara Quigley, Bennie Dupris, Jane
O'Malley, and Lois Lindberg. Song leaders were: Paralee Pace, Phyllis
Bower, and Patricia Brown.
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SPORTS
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o urth Spo .n Conference Getting off to a slow start, the Viks gathered
speed in the last half of their schedule and roared to a fourth-spot
finish in the Evergreen Conference for the 1954 football season. Western
opened against Pacific University and lost a rugged 26-18 contest. The
next two games were played against Whitworth and College of Puget Sound.
The Vikings lost both games by a 33-0 score. These games gave the Viks the
experience they needed as they went on to defeat the U. B. C.
Thunderbirds, 7-0. Playing at Portland, the Western squad the field at
half-time with a 6-0 lead over Clark. When the second half ended, Lewis
emerged victorious by the score of 27-6. walked off Lewis and and Clark
The following week Western traveled to Tacoma to give the P. L. C.
homecoming crowd a scare before dropping a close 7-6 game to the
Gladiators. Coming home for their last two games, Western poured on the
power as they gave a cheering home-coming crowd a convincing 27-0 victory
over an old enemy, the Eastern Savages. In the last game of the season,
Western played the Central Wildcats. The first half saw a 0-0 deadlock.
The Viks came out in the second half and promptly scored their first TD.
In the first few minutes of the fourth quarter Western scored again, and
almost made it a third time. Final score was 12-0 in favor of Western.
Back, row, left to right: Charles Lappenbusch, head coach; Vic Lee,
trainer; John Kulbitski, head assistant coach; Bruce Randall, Mary Harvey,
Walt Ferguson, Ken Swalwell, Jack Stephens, Rod Schott, Norm Richardson,
Frank Wiltfong, George Hanson, Bill Richardson, Maury Halleck and Mike
Clarke. Center row: Hugh Locker, Jake Creasey, Don McCann, Bob White,
Marvin Lester, Jack Crooks, John Tiland, Terry O'Brien, Don Lapp, Keith
Cabe, Earl Norman, Don Gates, Bob Wilkinson, Bill Gifford, and Bob Suggs.
Front row: Bob Rosi, Donn Higley ,Fred Ainardi, Larry Reed, Larry Odle,
Jim Macnab, Howard Arnold, Herb Boies, Willis Ball, Byron Smith, Jim Stoa,
and Gerry Blankenship. PAGE NINETY-FOUR c44 V[As
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The Viks broke into the win column in the pictures shown above as they beat
U. B. C., 7-0, and trounced Eastern, 27-9. on the left, while in the upper
right-hand corner a part of the homecoming crowd cheers the team on to
victory. Ferndale, is shown in the middle of the page as he carries the
ball for a gain against the U. B. C. Thunderbirds. The ly shown on the
bottom of the page as Western wins its first decisive victory of the
season. Captain Willis Ball is shown Bob Wilkinson, freshman from
Vikings- Savages game is part- PAGE NINETY-FIVE
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Reading counter-clockwise from top, left: Ainardi, Arn-old, Blankenship,
Boies, Clark, Creasey, Crooks, Ferguson, Gates, Gifford, Hanson, Harvey,
Higley, Lapp, Lester, Lock-er, McCann, Macnab, Norman, O'Brien, Odle,
Randall, Reed, B. Richardson, Schott, Smith, Stephens, Stoa, Suggs,
Tiland, Wilkinson, and Wiltfong. Center-Captain Willis Ball, and
co-captains for homecoming, Maury Halleck, Norm Richardson, Bob White, Ken
Swalwell, and Bob Rosi.
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V 'ti determination, they never gave up Hampered in size, but never in
spirit, the Western hoopsters fought their way to a tie for fourth place
in the Evergreen Conference. Coach Bill McDonald's cagers got off to a bad
start in pre-season play, but began to click in the latter stages of
league play. Senior and also captain, Bob Stone, led the Viking scoring
with 2,45 points and was an outstanding man on defense as well. Bob
received honor-orable mention on the All-Washington College team. Other
team members who scored 100 points or more include Gary Radliff with 193
to his credit, Howard Brooks, who tossed in 139 point makers, Bruce
Randall, with 138, and Jim Forbes, who made 130 points. The reserve
members of the squad helped the Vikings a great deal as they played a
steady brand of basketball which helped the Viks pull several games out
of the fire. On the opposite page is a recap of the season's scores, and on
the following two pages, individual action shots of the players. ABOVE
Bob Stone, Ken Cowden, Armin Jahr, Joe Hallson, Paul Buday, Don Smith,
and Aldo Anderson. Below is Coach Bill McDonald. PAGE NINETY-EIGHT
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'estern Opponents Western Opponents 53 .........-62 P. L. C . *73
......... ......... .. .. 54 E.W .C .E. 57- ......... . . . 51 Eilers *51
........-69 W hitworth 47 -53 P. L. C . *159 ..... ........... 881 I
.....E. .W .C .E. 48 .......... 85 Seattle U #57 .............. ...... 73
W hitworth 63 .......... ----------- 70 C . P .S. *55 73 P. L. C . 53 66
C. P. S. 49 .................. . . 62 U. B. C. 61 ................. - 68
C.W .C.E. *65 ....... 55 U. B. C. 77- - 91 C.W .C.E. *70 ................
. -.. 84 C. P. S. 49..-.... 9.. .. 6-..1... 61 P. L. C. *64 ... 62 C.W
.C.E. *55 .... ... ---- -- -- -50 C . P. S. *58 ........... .
............... 70 C .W .C .E. FINAL STANDINGS - EVERGREEN CONFERENCE
Whitworth 10-2 .833 P. L. C......... 10-2 .833 C. W . C. E. ..-.........
. . 6-5 .545 E. W . C . E . ............................ 5-7 .4 17 W .W .
C. E ............. 4-8 .333 C. P. S .......... 4-8 .333 U. B. C. 2-9 .182
ABOVE Jack Start, Rod Schott, J i m Forbes, Howard Brooks, Gary
Radliff, Roger Barnhart, and Bruce Randall. Below: Four -year man Bob
Stone. PAGE NINETY NINE
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Top row: Howard Brooks, Ken Cowden, Don Smith, Gary Radliff, Bob Stone,
Jack Stark, Paul Buday, and Armin Jahr. Bottom row: Rod Schott, Joe
Hallson, Bruce Ran-dall, Jim Forbes, Roger Barnhart, and Aldo And-erson.
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Jayvees stow S/i for futureyears Coach Ray Scott's charges ended a
successful season as they won eight games while losing only four. Among
their wins they outpointed Roberson Roofers and the Blue Moon of the City
League, and took a close victory over the Whidbey Island Naval Air
Station. Spearheading the J. V. attack were Rich Weinbrecht with a total of
136 points to his credit, and Ron Breidenstein with I I I points. The J.
V. squad played a good brand of basketball and they should be a great help
to the varsity in seasons to come. Several team members played with the
varsity this season. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO
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SEASON SCORES J. V.'s Opponents 54. .......5.8 W hidbey Island Naval
Aires 44-..-----._... 55 Roberson Roofers 69-_--......59 Daniels Hall
49---.. 74 Skagit Valley J. C. 56__.....5. I1B lue Moon 62..- .-.- -.5.3
..P.u.g.et Pulp 86----..-...-F.oo.t.b.a.ll 4A9 ll-Stars 61 ----...7.5.
.S.k.a.g.it. Valley J. C. 62---- ..........60 Roberson Roofers
62.----...60. ..N.a.va.l Aires 73.---- -....6.4. .B..lue Moon 54.---
-...5.3 -- In.tr.a.m ural All-Stars Junior Varsity team members included
Rich Weinbrecht, Dick Anderson, Dave Johnson, LeRoy Galley, Jack Start,
Dave Langley, and Ron Breidenstein. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE
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Splasnmen give agoodlaccout Team members are: Back row: Hal Roberts, Ed
Papin, Dan Scribner, Don Daverin, Alan Swanberg, Gordon Pfister, Ilo Sande
(coach), Pat Gerspacher, and Mike Arnott. Front row: Jim Rick, Charles
Granger, Tom Waggoner, Don Burgess, Bob Nanney, Ron Barber, John Goodman,
and Ken Moffett. Although lacking in number, the Western mermen were never
lacking in spirit as they swam their way through the season to take second
place in the Evergreen Conference. In January, co- captains Papin and
Pfister led the Viks twice against the Northern Division champions, the
University of Washington. Following those meets, Western took on U. B. C.,
but was again defeated. The Viks then met W. S. C. and Eastern at the
latter's pools. Papin took two firsts in the 50 and one in the 100-yard
free style races. The relay team took first against the Eastern Savages.
West-ern's last meet was a triangular affair with U. B. C. and the U. W.
freshmen. Only the Vikings and Thunderbirds count-ed points as we lost a
hard fought 45-32 meet to the Birds. Conference time arrived and an
inspired Viking team took to the pool. Western and U. B. C. were close
until the final relay, which U. B. C. won to take the meet and the title.
Western was second, Eastern third. Hopes are high for next year's team,
which will lose but one man, Al Swanberg, a graduating senior. Special
recognition is given Coach Ilo Sande for a great job coaching this year's
team.
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3Au4e 3rnale the Western 4 ernakfs Pictured above, reading clockwise from
the center front, are: Martha Wright, Pat Russell, Lois Chudek, Kathi
Reardon, Pat Gibson, Joan Hilliker, Carolyn White, Berta Young, Rosalee
Swedberg, Sandra Meyers, Jane Mattieligh, Barrie Brownell, Woodis Bibbins,
Nancy Tate, Janet-Kay Warneke, Janice Carlbom, Mary Jones, Marilyn Tharp,
Julienne Joubert, Vivian Nanavich, and Ruth Walker. The Blue Barnacles
swimming club is composed of girls who have a keen interest in swimming and
have shown pro-ficiency in that sport. The membership this year consisted
of twenty "mermaids." Officers for 1954-55 were: presi-dent, Pat Gibson;
vice president, Grace Hopkins; secretary, Julienne Joubert; and adviser,
Miss Shirley Nelson. Win-ter quarter Miss Gibson was elected president to
fill the vacancy left by Berta Young, the former president. At their
weekly Monday meetings, the girls practiced for the club-sponsored
all-school swim meet and for their annual water pageant, held each spring
quarter. At the swim meet the girls demonstrated synchronized swimming,
featuring a va-riety of strokes. The water pageant, May 12 and 13,
centered around a television theme. The girls and a few mem-bers of the
men's swim team depicted programs on TV. Special emphasis was on the
mystery type program, with some members of the club doing solo acts.
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Sk;00 'froves 'Poplar Even though skiing is not an intercollegiate sport
at Western, it always proves popular during the Winter sea-son. This was
due, in part, to the ski classes held at Mount Baker each Saturday. Over
seventy students participated in the Winter sport, and they were rewarded
with a lot of good times. There were eight student instructors, under the
direction of Head Ski Instructor Greg Newton. These instructors were Gene
Aarstol, Mac Blom, Norm Blom, Bennie Dupris, Pat Gibson, Jane Mattieligh,
Al Shaw, and Carolyn White. They coached the students on the fundamentals
of skiing. When the season was over a slalom race was held for each class.
Competing for Western at the Pacific Northwest Ski Meet at Vancouver
were Pat Barton, Pat Gibson, and Caro-lyn White. The girls placed fourth
in this meet. Although there were several minor accidents during the
season, it can be said that this year marked a successful year for skiing.
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1 iamon Stars are Jf opeful With the return of nine lettermen, the Viking
diamond squad is hoping for a good season this year. Under the direction
of Joe Martin, the squad has been improving to the point where it's a race
for starting positions. Returning lettermen include Bob Burger, Al Evans,
Al Hagglund, George Hanson, Gary Kohlwes, Les Knudsen, Bill Stearns, Ken
Swalwell, and Jake Thomas. Many transfers and freshmen are giving these
veterans a battle for their positions, and with this kind of hustle the
Vikings should have an outstanding team. Back row: Lee Arey, Rich Hubber,
Don Mitchell, Skip Baker, Keith Fletcher, Bruce Tovrea, Bill Fosdick, Fred
Sandau, Bill Stearns, Jake Thomas, George Hanson, and Coach Joe Martin.
Center row: Ken Swalwell, Les Knudsen, Harold Krislock, Al Evans, Lee
Ayers, Pat Hollingsworth, Bob Burger, Bob Eacrett, Bob Hughes, and Bruce
Randall Front row: Aldo Anderson, Gary Kohlwes, LeRoy Galley, Ron Aemmer,
Al Hagglund, Don Smith, Jack Crooks, and Jack Larson. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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Back row: Coach John Kulbitski, Willis Ball, Richard Finnigan, Bill Butler,
Rod Maxwell-Muir, Bob Barker, Dave Langley, Mike Clarke, Jack Neer, Ken
Swalwell, Gerry Swan, and Ron Barker. Front row: Arlin Loney, Clarence
Parker, Jim Hall, Jerry Johnson, Fred Lange, Ted Whan, Bob Swalwell, Kent
Noyes,, Bob Rainwater, Dick Kolkana, and George Hinderman. cracJ n en
Start Ear4 Western's cindermen started turnout early, and it soon paid off
in dividends, as they did very well in the WSC Invitational Meet. With the
return of the "Big Three" there are hopes for a good track season. The "Big
Three," K lt;en Swalwell, Gerry Swan, and Ted Whan, are all experienced
and are counted on for iron men performance. Swal-well placed in the
British Empire Games last summer, and both Whan and Swan have done good
jobs, as each took a first in the N. A. I. A. at Renton last year. This
year, before the annual went to press, the Vikings copped first place in
the annual meet against UBC and the Olympic Club. Coach John Kulbitski's
charges are inexperienced, but are working hard and showing interest. They
are figured on to place in the upper half of the conference. PAGE ONE
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Jin men tee o and etmen start anew Lacking in experience but not in
hustle, the Western golf team will be fighting for improvement this year.
Re-turning lettermen Tom Murray, Bob Doyle, and Don West will carry the
main load for the Viks. Bob Doyle, with his brother Benny, played in the
Nationals at Abilene, Texas, last year, where both turned in creditable
performances. The team, as a whole, did fairly well last season as they
took second place in the conference meet. Only two lettermen reported to
Coach Charles Lappenbusch for the opening tennis turnout. These men, with
several new aspirants, form the core of the 1955 tennis team. Returning
lettermen Ken Moffett and Terry Whalen will form the experience to make
the team that will carry Western's honor on the courts. In order to meet
deadlines for the annual, it was necessary to write this before the
official seasons began. Tennis team members were, front row: Rol Sayler,
Roger Barnhart, Terry Whalen, Ken Moffett. Back row: Pat Gerspacher and
Roy Fjellman, Coach Charles Lappen-busch and Dave Smith. Members of the
golf team included Coach Sam Carver, Ed Morrow, Toby Scruggs, Bob Doyle,
Tom Murray, Don West, Jerry Thon, and Dave McFadden. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TEN
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GOLF SCHEDULE April 7 Seattle U ............... Here 11 CPS .
............... There 20 Whidbey Island .......... Here 27 PLC
................. There May 2 UBC .... .... ........ Here 6 CPS
................. Here 9 PLC .. .. .......... Here 13 UBC .........
...... There 17 Seattle U ............. There 20 Conference at Spokane
27 N. A. I. A. at Renton TENNIS SCHEDULE April 15 Seattle U .
........... There 20 PLC ................. There 26 CPS
.................. There 29 CPS .................. Here May 6 UBC ..
............... There 7 UBC .................. Here 9 PLC ..........
....... Here 17 Seattle U ......... . Here 20-21 Conference at Spokane
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gntram4ratJase la1 3 C T K? W unaIs The first round of intramural
bas-ketball was brought to a close when Leslie House, of the "B" League,
defeated Daniels Hall, of the "A" League. This meant that they took the
Intramural crown for, the first half of play. When the second round
began, there were many changes in teams in b o t h leagues. The Alpiners
took first place in the "A" League, but were soon pressed by the Leslie
House and Wesvet teams. MRH looked good as they came from behind and took
first place in the "B" League. FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS "A" LEAGUE Won
Lost Alpiners ....... ...... .....1.1 0 Leslies .. ...... ......... 9 3
Wesvets ................... 6 4 Five Ez's .................. 5 5
Independents .......... . . 5 6 Castoffs ................... 4 7 Daniels
.................... 3 7 Intermediates .............. 0 11 "B" LEAGUE
Won Lost Hanson House .............. 11 1 MRH .................... 11 1
Canucks ................... 5 6 Model Five ............. 4 6 Phantom Five
.............. 4 6 Hospice ................... 4 7 Crape House
............... 3 8 Shutterbugs ................ 2 9 In the top
pictureb,a ck row, are the "Five Ez's." They are Mervin Sliger, Don
Proctor, Doug Boyce, Gene Langill, Jim Gun-derson, Jerry Six, and Don
Erlandson. Front row: "Leslie House" team, Earl Sande, Ray Willey, Gwinn
Dunham, Bruce MacGregor, Bert DeHoog, and Don Gates. The center shot
shows the "Wesvets" in the back row. They are Bob Hughes, George
Galloway, John Field, Art Souve, Bill Jolley, and Brad Kenyon.
"Globecrawlers" in front are Robin Bert, Gary Okerlund, Jack Erland-son,
Mal Woods, Fred Lange, and Jim Casey. In this third picture are the
members of Mathes House, Daniels Hall, and the "Phan-tom Five." Back row:
Bob Rosi, Herb Knutsen, Barry Kramer, George Hanson, Har-vey Thacker,
Bill Neher, John Rauch, and John Sundquist. Front row: Bill Gifford, Dale
Grim, Kelvin Joergenson, AI Crawford, Rich Jelinek, John Tiland, Tom
Romerdahl, Gary Cruzan, Pete Hegg, and Ron Barber. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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Jie5ters enter airmaitow/in meets This year saw a change on the bowling
scene as the Vikings en-tered a new type of league, the Airmail Bowling
League. Top in-tramural scores of each week were sent to different
colleges around the Pacific coast and these schools sent their scores
here. Scores were then compared and winners an-nounced. Western competed
against teams from the Evergreen Conference, W. S. C., Stanford, and the
U. W. There is a hope that this new twist to bowling will be continued.
Top picture, back row: Wally May, Lee Arey, Bob McClenehan, Clarence
Parker, Jere Hawn, Ed Newell, Rich Hubber, Dick Fallis, Dave McFadden,
John Goodman, and Kent Noyes. Front row: Skip Baker, George Rector, Ken
Olson, Ken Moffett, Tom Sofie, and Ron Aemmer. Their teams are "Hos-pice,"
"Independents," and "Alpine." In the center are the teams from "MRH,"
"Crape House," and the "Five Fifths." Back row: George Galloway, Fred
Sandau, Don Erlandson, Paul Zorotovich, Hank Ro-gers, Leon Golden, Toby
Scruggs, Don West, and Tom Murray. Front row: Stan Smith, Doug Bridges,
Gary Taylor, Al Hagglund, Bob Burger, and Nick McHolland. The "Gutter
Rats" and "Phantom Five" are pictured below. Back row: Gary Okerlund, Mal
Woods, John Rosch, David VanBronk-horst, and Chuck Seldomridge. Front row:
Don Erlandson, Lon Marifern, John Dexter, and George Wolf. PAGE ONE
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J Wolln proves to te a popular spot... Three more bowling teams ... Back
row: "Independents," Ken Noyes, Ron Aemmer, George Hinderman, Dick
Fallis, and Dave McFadden. Center-"Pin Benders," Bur- rell Hardan, Jack
Jones, Dick Bruland, Mike Lockwood, and Dave Fitzgerald. Front
row-"Bowling Bums," Jim Casey, Jack Roland, Keith Hanson, Jack Larson,
and Lloyd Ludtke. LEAGUE STANDINGS ON MARCH I Alley Rats 18 3 Alpine
.. ......... 17 4 Independents ......... 14 7 H untoon _.............. 12
9 Crape House ........ 12 9 MRH ........ 9 12 Phantom Five ..----- 9 12
Pin Benders ....-.... . 9 12 G utter Rats ------------- 8 13 Bowling
Bums ....----- 6 15 Five Fifths . 6 15 Hospice Inn 6 15 This is an
intramural sport? Looks famil-iar, anyhow! PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN
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gntranurals Jit On ,411Sprts Pictured above are just a few of the action
shots taken during intramural play and the smoker. Is it a strike or a
gutter ball? Down he goes in the "W" club smoker. And it's a hook to the
jaw in the third round. Are there jungle men playing basketball? Although
there are many more events held during the school year, they are too
numerous to picture. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN
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rads choose eern for fur 4 er pursuit of now e e .. The term "graduates"
at Western is given to two different groups. One group is comprised of
those students who, having earned their B. A.'s in education, are holders
of Provisional General Certificates and are back at college working toward
their Standard General Certificates. This requires an additional year
beyond the four needed for completion of the degree, which is planned and
carried out in terms of the individual teacher's needs as recognized in
the initial year of experience. The second group of "graduates" includes
the educators who are earning their M. A. in education here at West-ern.
The college has been authorized to grant this degree since 1947. A graduate
council made up of college fac-ulty members in the various departments,
with Dr. Irwin Hammer as its chairman, assists the school personnel. Work
toward this degree is planned to meet the functional needs of certificated
school personnel and the individual's pro-gram is determined by his chosen
area of concentration in the field of education. DALE ACKERMAN Camas
CLAUDE BROWN Bellingham JAMES HANNA Bellingham ROBERT HARADER Puyallup
MAURICE KNUTZEN Bellingham ROBERT PORTER SSeattle ARTHUR RUNESTRAND
Bellingham FRANK SPRINGER Tacoma KENNETH TINKHAM Port Angeles PAGE ONE
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?resident ibanny eaf ed seniors 4 rougcr successful year . . The class of
'55 ended its last year of successful college life un-der the leadership
of Dan Beatty, president; Floyd Jackson, vice-president, and Joan
Wolgemuth, secretary-treasurer. Working along with the senior officers
was the class adviser, Dr. Murray, and the senior planning board. Out
of the several candidates from both the junior and senior classes, Betty
Fay, a senior, was chosen to reign as Queen Sigrid XVII for the 1954
Homecoming. Nancy Lange was a member of the court as senior princess.
Winter quarter found the senior class busy planning and taking part in
what turned out to be a very successful senior banquet at the Leopold
Hotel. Co-chairmen were Lorrene Bergmann and Alan Swan-berg. Spring
quarter was filled with the many activities leading up to commencement
itself, when the seniors officially terminated their four-year stay at
Western. Members of the planning board include Dan-ny Beatty, Alan
Swanberg, Judy Smith, Don Wallace, Lorie Matteson, Dr. Murray, Mary Jones,
Joan Wolgemuth, Marie Ben-jamin, and Lorrene Bergmann. These people are
the officers and adviser, Dr. Keith Murray, Floyd Jackson, Joan Wolgemuth,
and Danny Beatty. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN
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J/l/an campus leaders were memters of 4 s sclass . ABERNETHY, ANNETTE R.
Seattle-A. W. S. secretary, Future Teachers of America, Valkyrie.
ACKERMAN, JANET Camas-Associated Women Students. AMBERSON, ROBERT C.
Everett-Future Teachers of America, Wesvets. ANDERSON, ALLAN
Stanwood-Norsemen. ANGLIN, PAUL J. Vancouver-"W" Club, Physical Education
Club, Basketball. APPLE, JOHN MELVIN Aberdeen-Kappa Delta Pi, Future
Teachers of America, Intramural sports. BAILEY, MARY ANN Menlo-College
Christian Fellowship treasurer, Colhecon vice-president, Future Teachers
of America. BEATTY, DANNY L. Blaine-Senior class president, Board of
Control, Band. BEEKSMA, BEVERLY Oak Harbor-Transfer from Whitworth,
Future 'Teachers of America, Association for Childhood Education.
BENJAMIN, E. MARIE Nooksack-A. W. S. treasurer, Senior Planning Board,
Junior Prom committee chairman. BERGMANN, LORRENE MARY Camas- Homecoming
Princess '52, '53, A. W. S. vice-president, Who's Who, Valkyrie.
BERNTSEN, RICHARD Tacoma-Norsemen. BERRY, JACK PAUL Everett-Track, Senior
Planning Board, Norsemen vice- president. BLOM, NORMAN Seattle-Ski Club,
Future Teachers of America, Homecoming house chairman. BURGER, ROBERT L.
Mount Vernon-"W" Club, Industrial Arts Club, Baseball, Basketball. PAGE
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IO, Cots capaty fed te 'ssociatec Students oI. BUERSTATTE, MARGARET Walla
Walla-Valkyrie. CAMFIELD, RONALD Port Townsend-Klipsun photographer,
Camera Club president, College Christian Fellowship. CAMPBELL, MARCIA I.
Ocean Park-Associated Women Students. CAREY, ROBERT Bremerton-Norsemen.
CARTER, EARL Hood Canal-Norsemen. CASTO, ROBERT E. L. Bellingham- Band,
Orchestra, Choir, Thespian Club. CHAMBERLIN, DONALD Marysville-Norsemen.
CHENIER, ALICE MARIAN Snohomish-United Student Christian Foundation,
Kappa Delta Pi, Valkyrie. CLARKE, VEE Missoula, Montana-College Christian
Fellowship, Future Teachers of America, Associated Women Students.
CLENDENEN, D. BARTON Bellingham-Camera Club, Science Club, Future
Teachers of America. CLINE, SHERRY Ferndale-Associated Women Students.
COHRS, RAY MARTIN Portland, Oregon-Associated Student Body president,
Scholarship Society, Kappa Delta Pi. CROOKS, JOHN W.
Seattle-Basketball, "W" Club, Norsemen. DAWS, E. ARMOND Ferndale-Student
Facilities chairman, Kappa Delta Pi, Intramural sports. DUNHAM, GWINN,
JR. Lynden-Chess Club, Norsemen. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE
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Queen ett a ru ledat 4Jomo, in .. . DUNN, RITA ELAINE Bellingham-Kappa
Delta Pi. DYE, RICHARD L. Bellingham-Future Teachers of America, Ski
Club, "Boy Meets Girl," stage manager. EDWARDS, EUGENE F.
Aberdeen-Football, "W" Club. ELKAN, RONALD Seattle-Norsemen. ELVRUM,
PHILLIP Devils Lake, N. D.-Norsemen. ERKKILA, JANET Brush
Prairie-Association for Childhood Education treasurer. ERLANDSON, DON
Astoria, Oregon-Norsemen. EVANS, ALLEN Concrete-Inter-Club Council
president, Norsemen president, "W" Club. FAY, BETTY Edmonds-Homecoming
Queen '54, Who's Who, Valkyrie, Kappa Delta Pi secretary. FENTON, JOHN
Snohomish-Norsemen. FERGUSON, WALTER Kirkland-Norsemen. FIELD, MARSHALL
Vancouver-Norsemen. FOLK, DIANE L. Seattle- Valkyrie, Choir. FORESTER,
RUSSELL Hoquiam-Norsemen. FRIESE, EUGENE H. Snohomish-Kappa Delta Pi,
Future Teachers of America, Critics Club. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO
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Planning oar] arranged many activities GAY, DAVID R. Tacoma-Collegian
editor, "Writer" editor, Board of Control, Who's Who. GIBSON, PATRICIA
JEAN Washington, D. C.-Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who, Valkyrie, Blue Barnacles
president. GOOD, ALLAN Mount Vernon-Norsemen. CORDON, ROBERT Edmonton,
Alberta-Future Teachers of America, Ski Club. GOWAN, ROBERT
Everett-Norsemen. GRAY, EUGENIA Sedro-Woolley-United Student Christian
Founda-tion president, Future Teachers of America, Inter-Club Council.
GREATHOUSE, GLENN Arlington-Norsemen. GREGERSON, JEANETTE BARTRUFF
Everett-Associated Women Students vice-presi-dent, Valkyrie treasurer,
Future Teachers of America. GUETLIN, MARGARET Marysville--Rheba D.
Nickerson Club, Women's Recreation Association, Future Teachers of
America. HALLECK, MAURY Enumclaw-Football honorary captain, "W" Club.
HANKINS, DELORES Olympia-Associated Women Students. HARMON, MARY JANE
Centralia-Kappa Delta Pi, Association for Child-hood Education secretary,
Future Teachers of America. HARVEY, MARVIN Raymond-"W" Club, Future
Teachers of America. HEATHERS, PERCY W. Bellingham-Industrial Arts Club,
Epsilon Pi Tau. HERRICK, JACK Bellingham-Norsemen. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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j ous /o in ; 4 merican Co ges and .niversities. . HEVLY, DALE
Bellingham-Norsemen. HILL, JOHN C. Mount Vernon-Homecoming co-chairman,
Future Teachers of America, Wesvets. HILTON, LOUIS E.
Bellingham-Norsemen, Wesvets, Intramural sports. HINDERMAN, GEORGE F.
Darrington-Chess Club, "W" Club, Intramural sports. HOISINGTON, ARTHUR
Kodiak, Alaska-Wesvets. HOVIK, ELMER Marysville-Norsemen. HUFF, MARILYN
Longbranch--United Student Christian Foundation, Women's Recreation
Association, Off-Campus Women. HUGHES, ALENE Lynden-Associated Women
Students. HULTMAN, MARGARET Everett-Association for Childhood Education,
Kappa Delta Pi. HUNTLEY, DONALD R. Bellingham-Industrial Arts Club
secretary. ISAACS, DONA Bellingham-Associated Women Students. JACKSON,
FLOYD M. Bellingham-Pi Kappa Delta president, Junior class president,
Senior class vice-president. JENNINGS, KAYE Tacoma-Associated Women
Students. JOHNSON, MARILYN Ferndale-United Student Christian Foundation,
College Christian Fellowship, Choir. JONES, DONALD D. Everson-Norsemen.
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Student teach in tooh much time one quarter this year. . . JONES, MARY
Bellingham-Who's Who, Board of Control, Valkyrie, Blue Barnacles.
KAUFMAN, JAY T. Bellingham-Intramural basketball, Norsemen. KEATON, LINDA
McLEOD Snohomish-Edens Hall president, Valkyrie secretary, Choir. KEENE,
CAROLYN Bellingham-"Writer" editor, Future Teachers of America, Modern
Dance Club. KICK, WILLIAM H. Everett-Band, Orchestra, Kappa Delta Pi.
KNUTSEN, HERB Everett-Norsemen. KOERT, MURELLA JANE Lynden-Bellingham
Civic Orchestra, College Christian Fellowship, Associated Women
Students. KREBS, RAYMOND Everett-Orchestra, Camera Club. LAMOUREUX, JUNE
MARIE Steilacoom-Scholarship Society president, Who's Who, United
Student Christian Foundation. LANGE, NANCY Everett-Homecoming Princess
'54, Valkyrie, Pep Committee secretary. LEHNING, THOMAS W.
Kelso-Association for Childhood Education, Pi Kappa Delta, Forensic Club.
LE WARNE, CHARLES P. Bellevue-Kappa Delta Pi president, Who's Who,
Future Teachers of America vice-president, Scholarship Society. LEWIS,
EMMALOU Vancouver-Women's Recreation Association, Rheba D. Nickerson
Club, Association for Childhood Education. LEY, ROBERT L. Port
Orchard-Orchestra, Band, M. E. N. C. LOWRY, NED M. Bellingham-Science
Club, Norsemen. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY- FIVE
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ilVleasurig f1 caps and ffowns trougk td~ ouf rts of ffraduation . MARTH,
DONNA Adna-Associated Women Students. MARTINA, BRUCE Lake
Stevens-Epsilon Pi Tau, Future Teachers of America. MARTINA, JOANNE
HAGGLUND Snohomish-Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America, Valkyrie.
MASON. DORIS M. Aberdeen-Pep Committee, Future Teachers of America,
Associated Women Students. MATSON, MARIE Bellingham-Associated Women
Students. MATTESON, LORIE Everett- Senior Planning Board, Associated
Women Students, tolo committee, Blue Barnacles. McCORMICK, DARLENE
Longview-Transfer from University of Washington, Associated Women
Students. McFATE, EDWARD D. Port Orchard-Board of Control, Association
for Childhood Education president, Campus Day chairman. McGEE, JERRY
Battleground-Norsemen. McLACHLAN, JOYCE Anacortes-Future Teachers of
America, Kappa Delta Pi, Associated Women Students. MOE, PETER R.
Seattle- Norsemen. MONROE, RICHARD Seattle-Kappa Delta Pi, Future
Teachers of America. MOORES, WILLIAM Concrete-Who's Who, Kappa Delta Pi,
WAFTA president, Associated Student Body secretary. MOSKELAND, MARGARET
Coupeville-Association for Childhood Education, Associated Women Students.
MUFFLY, MARY Wenatchee-Associated Women Students, Senior Hall president.
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Senor tan quet enjoyed y c/ass members . NATTRASS, LORRAINE M.
Bellingham-Associated Women secretary, commission member; president,
Who's Who. NEHER, WILLIAM H. (BILL) Students president, Valkyrie Club
Seattle-Intramural sports, Board of Control, Student Faculty Safety
committee. NELSON, JANICE Silverdale-Future Teachers of America,
Association for Childhood Education, United Student Christian Foundation.
NUGENT, DONNA A. Portland-Orchestra, Band, M. E. N. C. OAKES, PAUL Mount
Vernon-Future Teachers of America president, Kappa Delta Pi
vice-president, Scholarship Society. O'LEARY, ED Mount Vernon-Norsemen.
OLSON, DONALD Bellingham- Norsemen. PATENALL, THOMAS
Bellingham-Norsemen. PEDERSON, KENNETH Everett-Future Teachers of America
vice-president, Association for Childhood Education. PERRY, GRAHAM
Bellingham-Norsemen. PORTER, ALLEN C. Vancouver-Industrial Arts Club
president, Wesvets. PORTER, DEMARIS Everett-Future Teachers of America,
Pep Committee, Associated Women Students. PROCTOR, DONALD FRANK
Everett-Future Teachers of America, Industrial Arts Club, Senior
representative to Norsemen. RANK, MARTHA B. Seattle-Critics' Club,
Orchestra, String Ensemble, Choir, "Writer." RECTOR, GEORGE A.
Bellingham-Intramural sports, Ski Club. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN
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S4ppointment bureau p/aced our future teachers . REINHOLT, JOAN ALDENE
Bellingham-Board of Control, Junior class vice-president, Valkyrie.
RHODES, LEE W. Forks-Kappa Delta Pi, Industrial Arts Club. Science Club.
RICE, KEITH R. Olympia- Norsemen. ROESSEL, ELANE Bellingham-Associated
Women Students. ROGERS, HENRY E. Stevenson-Norsemen. ROSI, JAMES ROBERT
Aberdeen- Football, "W" Club. ROGERS, MARGARET SALISBURY Monroe-Valkyrie,
Industrial Arts Club treasurer. SANDE, EARL Stanwood-Norsemen. CREEL,
VARRYL SCOTT Bellingham-Valkyrie vice- president, "Writer" art editor,
Kappa Delta Pi, Ski Club secretary-treasurer. SHAW, ALBERT Juneau,
Alaska-Future Teachers of America, Critics' Club, Ski Club. SIMON, JAMES
R. Bellingham-Collegian staff, Klipsun staff, Board of Control, Drama.
SINCLAIR, PATRICIA New Westminster, B. C.-Associated Women Students.
SIX, GERALD PAUL Goldendale-Norsemen. SLIGER, MERVIN G. Snohomish- Board
of Control, Arion Club, Choir. SMALL, HARRY F., JR. Everett-Kappa Delta
Pi, Critics' Club president, Future Teachers of America, Industrial Arts
Club. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT
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Jaccalaureate roupgt graduation one step nearer . . SMITH, ANITA MARIE
Bellingham-Colhecon president, junior class secretary, Valkyrie secretary,
Who's Who. SMITH, JUDY Port Angeles-Senior planning board, United Student
Christian Foundation. SMITH, LYNNETTE Port Angeles-Square and Circle
Club treasurer, choir, Future Teachers of America. STUTZKE, HELEN
(CAVALLI) Blaine-Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America, Association
for Childhood Education. SULLIVAN, COLLEEN Bellingham-Pi Kappa Delta,
Collegian business manager, Press Club. SUNDAL, REY Mount Vernon-
Associated Student Body vice-presi-dent, Board of Control, Homecoming
chairman '53. SWAN, GERRY WALLACE New Westminster, B .C.-Track, "W"
Club, Future Teachers of America. SWANBERG, ALAN K. Mount Vernon-Band,
"W" Club, Future Teachers of America, Ski Club president, senior planning
board. TABOR, ROSS Olympia-Future Teachers of America, MRH
vice-president. THRAMER, EUGENE C. Burlington-Future Teachers of America,
Industrial Arts Club. TICKNOR, CHARLOTTE Centralia-Valkyrie secretary,
Off Campus Women president, AWS Commission. TOBIE, PAUL G.
Millwood-Kappa Delta Pi, United Student Christian Foundation, Future
Teachers of America. UTT, W. IRVING Everett-Senior planning board. VANE,
ELLEN M. Coupeville-Association for Childhood Education, Future Teachers
of America WALLACE, DON STEWART Winslow-Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers
of America, senior planning board, yell leader. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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our years wor, rewarded wit cerished diploma ... WARING, WILLIAM D.
Vancouver, B. C.-Kappa "Writers' " Club. WEIDENBACH, AVIS Delta Pi, Glee
Club, ,Oak Harbor-Women's Recreation Association president, Future
Teachers of America, Rheba D. Nickerson Club. WESTOVER, ZOANNE
Bellingham-Kappa Delta Pi, United Student Christian Foundation, Future
Teachers of America. WHITE, JAMES ROBERT Vashon Island-Football, "W"
Club secretary-treasurer, senior planning board. WILKINSON, VIRGINIA ANN
Bellingham-Valkyrie secretary, Board of Control, Who's Who, Kappa Delta
Pi, Scholarship Society. WILLET, JOHN H. Leavenworth-Collegian,
Norsemen. WILLETTE, JACQUELINE Port Orchard-Future Teachers of America,
Forensic, Women's Recreation Association. WOLF, PEGGY
Bellingham-Associated Women Students. WOLGEMUTH, JOAN Seattle-Senior
class secretary, senior planning board, Future Teachers of America,
Colhecon. WORTHYLAKE, HARRY Ashland, Oregon-Industrial Arts, Wesvets.
WRAY, DONNA LEE Longview-Valkyrie vice-president, Board of Control,
Women's Recreation Association president. YOUNG, MARILYN A.
Redmond-Valkyrie, Board of Control secretary, Homecoming committee '53.
YOUNG, ROBERT W. Bellingham-"Martha," "Die Fleidermas," quartet, Men's
Glee Club. YOUNT, DAVID The Dalles, Oregon-Norsemen. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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fbon Burgess worked with officers to organize junior events . Don Burgess,
president, along with Roland Sayler, vice-president, and Dave Northrup,
secretary-treasurer, started the class of '56 on the right foot as they
began their first year as upperclassmen. The class adviser was Dr. Her-bert
Taylor. Kathy Barbas very prettily represented the Junior class in the
homecoming court. The class was active in the homecoming celebration,
copping second place for their float and second for the window displays in
downtown Bellingham. The end of winter found the juniors engrossed in the
activity surrounding the staging of the annual Junior Prom. Using the
theme of "Orchids In the Moonlight," Don Burgess and Roland Sayler and
assisting committees were able to present an evening of entertainment for
all. Spring quarter found the class enjoying their annual salmon bake and
making preparations to take over the vacated positions of the graduating
seniors. Dave Northrup, Don Burgess, Roland Sayler PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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Class memlers exceled in sports of all seasons .. First row, across: James
Aldrich, Mary Andrews, Vernette Arbeiter, Kenneth Archer, Nancy Baker,
Willis Ball, Kathy Barbas. Second row, across: Sally Barbo, Roger
Barnhart, Robert Baty, Edward Belz, Alice Bennett, Evalyn Bickers, John
Boling. Third row, across: Lyla Bonney, Gweneth Boulton, Delmer Boysen,
Howard Brooks, Keith Cabe, Susan Cabe, John Campbell. Fourth row, across:
Janice Carilbom, Elizabeth Carlson, Charles Cauthers, Forris Chaney,
Marleen Chaney, Janet Christianson, Lois Chudek. Fifth row, across: Gay
Clemens, Elmer Cole, Tom Collins, John D. Creel, Jack Crook, Don Daverin,
Robert Dean. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO
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JUior 7rom in J{cawaiian setting was main social event . First row,
across: Ruth Anne Dimick, Dean Dingerson, Ben Doyle, James Easter, Nancy
Fehlhaber, Carl Ferguson, Annett Fjellman. Second row, across: Emily
Forester, Blanche Friend, Esther Gibbons, Norma Jean Gibson, Robert Giger,
Steve Gimurtu, Gladys Grabner. Third row, across: Lucille Grace, Ardith
Granger, Stanley Greene, Lorraine Guthrie, Ron Hall, Janet Hansen, Ronald
Hindman. Fourth row, across: Ray Hoff, Armin Jahr, Fred Jamieson, Dave
Jeitz, Dave Johnson, Wilfred Johnson, Betty Kautz. Fifth row, across:
Myrna Kemp, Joy Kephart, Sally King, Kenneth Knutson, Barbara Krause, Gene
Langill, Lois Lindberg. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE
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'Ko0?Ia d S e,, JXal jMacJinz c ,, o,r. oseh . . First row, across:
Priscilla Lindell, Levern Littlefield, Pat Lunde, Don Lundquist, Charles
Lundy, Kay MacKenzie, Nick McHolland. Second row, across: Arlene McKinney,
Wilmer Miller, James Monroe, Carol Muffly, Mary Muscutt, Gene Nelson, Helen
Nobles. Third row, across: Dave Northrup, Carolyn Overdorff, Ed Papin,
James Peninger, Dorothy Peth, Gordon Pfister, Charlene Philliber. Fourth
row, across: James Piercey, Emarlyn Repanich, John Ricketts, Shirley Saad,
Roland Sayler, Ken Schaefer, Mona Skina. Fifth row, across: Corrine Slate,
Don Smith, Helen Snowden, Pat Spokely, Gene Staggs, Mary Stevenson, Fred
Sullivan. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR
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Class anticipates great year as seniors . . . First row, across: Rita
Sundal, John Sundquist, Ralph Taylor, Charles Tutton, Dalene Twing,
Lorraine Tyyska, Osborne Van Moorhem. Second row, across: Donald Van Wyck,
Bill Vaughan, Martin Vezzetti, Ruth Walker, Janet-Kay Warneke, Rosalee
Weidenbach, Robert Wells. Third row, across: Don West, Ted Whan, Dan
White, Norman Wiig, Rodger Williams, Harriet Wilson, Lois Woodward. Fourth
row, across: John Young and Mary Zupan. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE
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Sopomores enjO ed ecconcdyec,,r unde,, direction o 'fedJ ange . Fred
Lange, Charlotte Rolie, and Lucile Schell At the end of their freshman
year, the up-and-coming sopho-more class chose the following officers to
guide them through their second college year: Fred Lange, president;
Charlotte Rolie, vice- president; Lucile Schell, secretary; Ruth Ann
Britt, A. W. S. rep-resentative; and Billl Kendrick, Norseman
representative. The class had a float in the homecoming parade and
decorated a window in a downtown store. Charlotte Rolie represented her
class as princess in the royal court. Members of the class participated in
many school activities, with some of them holding positions as club
presidents and chairmen of special events. In February a unique mixer,
"Cafe Sous L'ecole," was held, with Stan Lilian and Rodger Williams as
co-chairmen. Then to round out an active, enjoyable year, the class had a
picnic with the members of the freshman class. PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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Cafe SouS 'ecole was te theme of unusual mixer . . Aldrich, Eva Allen,
Pliny Ambers, Shirley Barrie, Joyce Barton, Pat Baumgart, Bill
Baumgart, Shirley Beatty, David Behme, John Berg, Barbara J. Berg, James
Bert, Robin Blom, Malcolm Blowers, Barbara Bowers, Albert Boyce, Doug
Bradshaw, Shirlee Papin, Shirley Brandt Brazel, Rodney Bridges, Douglas
Britt, Ruth Ann Brokaw, Myra Brose, Joyce Brown, Maxine Bunten, Janice
Carlson, Joel Caton, Gay Coglon, Ron Cole, Herbert Copeland, Ken
Creekpaum, Phyllis De Hoog, Bert De Monbrun, Jim Duffy, Serena Sue
Dunham, Jean Duvall, Bob Eckstein, Loanne Elwood, Bill Finnigan,
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Sophomore ty-words were spirit and cooperation... Hagglund, Albert
Hancock, Barbara Hansen, Marlyn Hall, Janet Hall, Sandra Hanson, George
Harvey, Betty Haskins, Shirley Hatch, David Hawk, Pat Hodge, Jacolyn
Hollingsworth, Patrick Holstine, Carol Hopkins, Grace Irish, Georgia
Isaacson, Darlene Jackson, Donald Jahn, Anita Jelinek, Richard
Johnston, Robert D. Johnston, Robert J. Jones, John Kanouse, Carole
Karwacki, Ray Kenoyer, Pat Kenyon, Brad Kohlwes, Gary Kramer, Barry
Kreiss, Jim Kuller, Kathryn Lange, Fred Lehman, Charles Lilian, Stanley
Longstreth, Clara Lumley, James Madsen, Erik Mattson, Joanne
McDermott, Steve McElholm, Gerard McFadden, David McGuire, Bette
McLachlan, Jean McMurry, Bob Moffett, Ken Moore, Margaret Moses, Ruth
Murphie, Donald Muzatko, Robert PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT
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picnic witt frost ended year s activities . . . Neble, Shirley Nelson,
Judith Noble, Mary Nordby, Larry Nordquist, Arnold Oldow, Rosemarie
Olson, Deloris Onustack, Beverly Otness, Nanette Lehning, Mary Patton
Person, Kathie Porterfield, Leland Rathbone, Elaine Rauch, John Rice,
Marion Roberts, Harold Robinson, Howard Robinson, Phyllis Rolie,
Charlotte Russell, De Forrest Sandness, Arnold Sandvik, Doris Schell,
Lucile Schermerhorn, John Schille, Tom Schilling, Nadine Seholm, Eugene
Simonsen, Juanita Solie, Valerie Sorenson, Judy Staggs, Pat Stroup,
Willis Summers, Don Swedberg, Rosalee Tabor, Tom Tate, Nancy Taylor,
Gary Tenneson, Ruth Thompson, George C. Thompson, Janis Troutner, Kathie
Tucker, Marilyn Turner, Raymond Turk, Nancy Vroman, Maxine Waggoner,
Tom Wall, Joyce Veinbrecht, Richard PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE
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S..' Wilbur, Margie Yamashita, Thelma , - Yonekawa, Mitsu Youngberg,
Clarence Zabel, Albert Zion, Jerolynn , Ie/come W ee greeted incoming
std ents . . . An exceedingly large class of expectant and excited
fresh-men began their four-year climb at Western in the fall of 1955.
During a well planned orientation week the freshmen elected - the
following class officers: Larry Young, president; Don Tack- \? fi/ ett,
vice-president; Sharon Andreasen, secretary-treasurer; Kathryn Stole and
Dolores Shook, A. W. S. representatives; P t and Tom Romerdahl, Norseman
representative. Dr. Budd was chosen to be class adviser. The freshman
class was well represented during the home-coming celebration, with
Beverly Bergum as class princess. They were very proud of their window
display, which took first place. It was also the duty of the class to
officiate at the homecoming bonfire. A picnic was held during spring
quarter to climax the year's activities. Larry Young, Sharon Andreasen,
and Don Tackett. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
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tbr. Bjgi rch osen to advise this class . Abrahamse, Margaret Aemmer,
Ronald Alder, Wallace Albright, David Alexander, Judith Anderson,
Thomas Anderson, Kenneth Andreasen, Sharon Arnold, Howard Atteberry, Jan
Bajema, Tom Baker, Clyde Baker, Joanne Barber, Ronald Batin, Arthur
Bayer, William Beaty, James Beecher, Richard Beernink, Jane Bennett,
Suzanne Berger, Margaret Bergum, Beverly Bernier, Gloria Bibbins,
Woodis Blaskowsky, Gordon Bock, Don Bosman, Wilma Bovee, Edith Bower,
Phyllis Bowsher, Karen Breidenstein, Ron Brighton, Ronald Brooks, Lynn
Brown, Pat Brown, Patricia J. Brownell, Barrie Buchanan, James Buell,
Dorothy Burchett, Lyle Byars, Norman Campbell, Annette Carlson,
Franklin Carr, Alan Cavenaugh, William Cheever, Virginia Christensen,
Larry Clarke, William Cobb, Jamie PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE
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lt;.- any states and countries represented in new class .. . Colburn,
Dave Cox, William Crawford, Al Cruzan, Gary Cummings, Lyla Davis, Diane
DeNise, Ruth Depew, Claude De Young, Evert Didriksen, Bev Dixon, Jean
Drake, Carole Durand, David Ecker, Myrna Eickhoff, Barbara Engel,
Donna Erickson, Dolores Evanson, Judy Fetters, Eleanor Fisher, Loren
Floe, Inger Ford, Linda Foss, Ingeleiv Feighner, George Foster, Marvin
Frankie, Janet Frazier, Annette Fullner, Carl Funkhouser, Beret
Garrett, Kathleen Gatzke, Earl Gay, Katherine Gerspacher, Patrick
Gifford, Lewis Ginoza, Chiyoko Goff, Marguerite Grafmyre, Robert Graham,
Gary Graham, Shirley Greer, Barbara Griffith, Patty Groom, Jean
Gudmundson, Norman Guerin, Eleanor Gustafson, Gail Gwin, Gary Hagerup,
Colleen Hamilton, Jim PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
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Simabfe ,,,arry fo ung rapped e gfavel at .class meeting . Hamilton, Letha
Hamro, Lavonne Hansen, Terry Hauber, Russell Haugland, Richard Hauser,
Frances Hawkes, Jocelyn Haynes, Ruth Heather, Hazel Hedlund, Gerald
Hendrick, Larry Hendrix, Noel Hiatt, Janette Hickenbottom, Harold
Hickman, Ann Hilliker, Joan Hogan, Linda Horstman, Julia Howard,
Marilyn Howlett, Don Hughes, John Hurlbut, Virginia Huse, Sharon
Huson, David Huver, Carole Jackson, Marion James, Evelyn Jeffcott,
Karen Johnson, David H. Johnson, Ted Jones, Peggy Jorgensen, Gordeena
Joubert, Julienne Jule, James Keeter, Phyllis Kellogg, Kay King,
Sarajane Kinkead, Jerry Kleinsorge, Janice Lamoureux, Roger Lampitt,
Lois Lampman, Thomas Langberg, Lorna Langley, Dave Larson, Jack La
Veille, Marcia Leaf, Dorothy Learned, Miles PAGE ONE HUNDRED
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ealous frost took active part in homecoming . . Leier, Shirley Lennart,
Caroline Liberty, Diane Linde, Roger Lohman, Jim Loney, Arlin Loop,
Nada Lord, Dennis Lord, Wally Lowry, Molly Lundgren, Ingrid Lyle,
Donald MacGregor, Bruce MacKinnon, Jon Mafli, Arthur Marifern, Lon
Mathews, Janet Mattieligh, Jane May, Wallace McAllister, Marilyn McGee,
Nan McHugo, Dennis McKelvie, Paul Russell, Margaret McMullin McQueen,
Joan Merager, Kenneth Meyers, Sandra Miller, Sylvia Mills, Marilyn
Montgomery, Helen Morrical, Suzanne Morrison, Carol Motoda, Merle
Motomatsu, Nancy Muesser, Janice Munch, Carolyn Murdoch, Connie
Nanavich, Vivian Njos, Carole Jean Norman, Raymond Noyes, Kent Oelrich,
Dennis Ogdon, Marilyn Olson, Myrna O'Malley, Jane Pace, Paralee Pagels,
Wallace Pierce, Leonard PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR
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Scolastic, endeavors of te class were QA . . . Peoples, Marilyn
Pemberton, Diane Peterson, Margaret Pickett, John Poirier, Ron Poole,
Marilyn Preston, Ethel Quigley, Clara Rairdon, Ruth Rasmussen, Charles
Rasmussen, Joyce Reinholt, Lois Reniker, Kay Renlie, Frank Resch, Mary
Resteigen, Jo Richards, Joan Richbaw, Gary Riley, Colleen Rinta, Marilyn
Roach, Ronald Roddey, Dave Rogers, Ann Rohde, Walter Rosch, John
Rozman, Joann Russell, Pat Ryan, John Schacht, Joan Shallis, Hunter
Sharp, Elaine Shook, Dolores Silvola, Jo Ann Six, Donald Smith, Dallas
Smith, Dave Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Delesta
Douglas Doug Gail Nancy Jo Richard J. Solene, Kenneth Sparks, Gayle
Stole, Kathryn Stromberg, Lorrine Strong, Robert Stull, Carole PAGE ONE
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Class faced future wit a splendid record . . Swanson, Elaine Swanson,
Roger Sweet, Alice Tackett, Don Talbott, Carrol Taylor, Marilyn
Taylor, Shirley Tharp, Marilyn Thomas, Edward Tisch, Elaine Torwick,
Camille Townley, Sharon Van Bronkhorst, David Vance, Francis Vandermay,
Dorothy Wallrof, Margaret Walston, Joann Waugaman, Darryl Weber, Michael
West, Barbara West, lone Whipple, Lorna White, Jerry Widner, Shirley
Willand, Lola Wood, Warren Woodcook, Jack Wright, Janice Wright, Martha
Yoakum, Delmar Yotsko, Sandra Zeller, Herbert Ziegler, Shirley Three
types of memories: those of the long registration lines, those found
visiting the co-op and bookstore, .and finally those which you will find
in this year's Klipsun. Notice Dr. Radke-he just happened to be around
when pictures were taken! PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX
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'JopicaSl ndex Acknowledgments ..................... 152 Administration
...................... 12 Artist and Lecture Series ............... 90
Associated Women Students ............. 48 Band
............................... 36 Baseball ............................
108 Basketball ......................... 98 Blue Barnacles
...................... 105 Board of Control .................... 28 Board
of Trustees ..................... 15 Campus Buildings ....................
10 Campus Life ....................... 78 Choir
............................. 32 Collegian .......................... 42
Drama ............................ 46 Faculty
............................. 16 Football ...................... ...... 94
Freshmen .................. ......... 140 Golf
.............................. .110 Graduates .........................
.118 Homecoming ........................ 80 Intramurals
......................... 112 Juniors .. ........................ 131
Junior Prom ....................... 87 K lipsun .............
................ 40 Minor Publications .................... 44 Mixers
......... .................. 86 Music Groups ....................... 34
Orchestra ........................... 38 Organizations
....................... 30 Organized Houses .................... 58
Norsemen .. . .......... .. ..... 49 Norsemen's Ball ................... ..
84 President Haggard .................... 14 Seniors .. .. ........
.........11 9 Snapshots, Faculty .................... 24 Snapshots,
Student ................... 88 Snowball Tolo ...................... 85
Song and Yell Leaders ................ 91 Sophomores . ...........
.......... 136 Sports ................. 92 Swimming Team
...................... 104 Tennis ........ ........... ....... ..110
Theme Section ....................... 4 Track ............................
109 'Personal SdCx A iarstol, Gene Abbott, Phil Abelein, Dell
..................................... 42, 44, 45 Abernathy, Floyd
Abernethy, Annette..............48, 50, 55, 61, 120 Abrahamse, Margaret
.................... 32, 67, 141 Abrahamsen. Sue Ackerman, Dale
................................ ...118 Ackerman, Janet
.................................... 120 Ackley, Clarence Adams, Mary Ann
Adair, Arlene Adderley, Clarence Aemmer, Ronald
............................... . 141 Agnew, David Al.lstedt. Loren
Aho, William Ainardi, Fred Albrecht, James Albrecht,
John-.................................51 Albright,
David..............1.................... Alder, W allace .............
...................... ....... 141 Aldrich, Eva
................................... ... 137 Aldrich, James ........
............................ 132 Alexander, Judith ......
.......................... 141 Allen, Pliny............................46,
56, 137 Alsid, Hal ........................................ 56 Ambers,
Shirley...............................51, 137 Amberson, Robert ...
............... ........ 120 Ames, Paul Amsberry, Alan Anderson, Richard
Anderson, Aldo .............................. 98, 108 Anderson, Allan
............................... .... 120 Anderson, Cherrin Anderson,
Donald Anderson, Jack Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Kenneth...........
..................... 141 Anderson, Thomas
................................. 141 Anderson, Walter Andreasen,
Sharon..........................61, 140, 141 Andrews,
Mary.............................32, 55, 132 Andrus, Donald
............................................... 38 Anglin,
Paul............................................54, 120 Anthony,
Bob..................... ......... 66 Apple, John-
............................50, 62, 120 Arbeiter, Vernette
............................. 132 Arbogast,
Chloe............................54 Archer, Kenneth .... ................
.62, 132 Arey, Lee Armbrust, Louis Armstrong, Alfred Arnett,
Barbara.......................... ....... 71 Arney, Mary
............................ .......... 71 Arnold, Howard......
..................... 97, 141 Arnot, Barbara ...........................
50, 54, 61 Arnott, Michael Arrington, Clinton Atteberry,
Jan..................................... 41 Atteberry, Lela Avery,
Jack.............................. ......... 76 B Babcock, Richard
Badgley, Richard Bailey, Mary Ann .......... .... 50, 53, 61, 120 Bain,
Douglas............................. 62, 109 Bajema, Alvin Bajema,
Tom................. ......... 32, 34, 141 Baker, Bill Baker, Clyde
................................ 36, 66, 141 Baker, Joanne
....................................... 61, 141 Baker, Nancy
................................... 55, 67, 132 Baker, Wesley Baklund,
Robert Baldwin, Norma Bale, Ken Ball, W illis ........... ......... 54,
70, 94, 96, 132 Banks, Loren Barbas, Kathy ............................
55, 80, 132 Barber, Mary Barber, Ronald ................. 65, 104, 112,
141 Barbo, Sally ......................................... 132 B rcott,
Edward ........................................ 36 Bargelt, David
.......... ........ ............. .......... 34 Barker, Bob
............................................ 62 Barney, George Barnhsrt,
Roger. .....................7 3, 96, 98, 132 Barnhill, David Barrie,
Joyce..................... ... 36, 74, 137 Bartlett, Herbert Barton, Pat
-... .......5..4..,- 74, 137 Bates, Leonard Batin, Arthur..............
........ ........ ...... 141 Baty, Robert........... ...................
73, 132 Baumgart, William . ...........41, 50, 62, 137 Baumgart, Shirley
.................. 41, 53, 75, 137 Baunach, David Bayer,
William................................141 Beatty, Danny
........................ 34, 75, 119, 120 Beatty,
David.................................................137 Beaty,
James......................................50, 56, 141 Bedient, Alfred
Beecher, Richard.................. ...................... .. 1 ' 1
Beeksma, Beverly........................50, 74, 120 Beernink, Celia Jane
.................................. 141 Behm e,
John........................................... .. 137 Belz, Edward
...................................... 66, 132 Benedict, Paul Benjamin,
Marie................. ... 48, 72, 120 Bennett,
Alice...........................55, 61, 132 Bennett, Suzanne
.................................... 61, 141 Benson, Vernon Brouillard,
Leonard Berg, Barbara A ..................................... 55, 74
Berg, Barbara J ................ 52, 53, 55, 72, 137 Berg, James
........... .............. 32, 34, 51, 137 Berg, Michael Berger,
Margaret.......................50, 61, 141 Bergeson, Nancy
......................................... 52 Bergmann, Lorrene ..........
35, 55, 56, 64, 120 Bergum, Beverly ....................................
80, 141 Bernier, Gloria............. ................... 61, 141 Berntsen,
Richard .............................. 56, 120 Berry, Jack
........................................... 49 120 Berry, Marie Bert,
Robin ..................................... 137 Beukelman, Marvin Bibbins,
Woodis ............................ 105, 141 Bickers, Evalyn .
.............................. 51, 68, 132 Bishop, Leone Bizzell, Mary
Jean Bjelland, Thomas Blair, Nancy ........................... 51, 71
Blake, John Blankenship, Gerry........-......................94, 96
Blaskowsky, Gordon .................................. 141 Blom,
Malcolm..... ................52, 56, 65, 137 Blom, Norman
.................... .. 52, 65, 120 Blomberg, Bernard Bloom, Leland
Blowers, Barbara ..................................... 137 Bock, Don
.................. ..................... 141 Boies,
Herbert...................................94, 96 Boling, John
.............. 34, 36, 50, 65, 132 Bond, Lillian Bonney, Lyla
..................................... 35, 132 Bookey, Jacqueline
Boroughs, Beckie..................................32, 34 Bosman,
Wilma......... ...................... ...... 141 Boston, Dave
.......................................... 69 Boulton, Gweneth.........
....... 32, 34, 61, 132 Boushey,
Pat.......................................53, 55 Boushey, Robert
....................................... 50 Bovee, Edith
............................................ 141 Bowen, Dorothy
........................................ 61 Bowen, Robert Bower, Phyllis
............................ 76, 91, 141 Bowers, Albert
...................................... 137 Bowman, Ellen Bowman, Mary Ann
Bowman, Vera Bowsher, Karen ....................... ................ 55,
141 Boyce, Douglas ..................................... 77, 137 Boysen,
Delmer................................ 132 Bradley, John Bradshaw,
Shirlee Ann....................................137 Brandt,
Shirley...................................................137 Brann,
Norman Brazel, Rodney .............................................. 137
Breidenstein, Ron .................... 51, 62, 103, 141 Brewer,
Carolyn..........................36, 51, 64, 91 Bridge,
Alvin.............................................36, 38 Bridges, Douglas
.................................... 62, 137 Brighton, Ronald
....................................... 141 Britt, Ruth Ann .. 41, 48, 50,
52, 55, 61, 137 Brokaw,
Myra..................................................137 Brooks,
Danya..........................................61, 141 Brooks,
Howard.............................98, 100, 132 Brooks, Evan Brose,
Joyee............................32, 52, 72, 137 Brouillard, Leonard
Brosions, Joan Brown, Carol ....................................... 32, 61
Brown, Claude Brown, Donald Brown, Floyd Brown, Harold Brown, Joel
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Brown, Lee Brown, Maxine ............................... 50, 77, 137
Brown, Patricia I.......................32, 36, 61, 141 Brown, Patricia J.
........................... 91, 141 Brown, Veta Brownell, Barrie
.......... 32, 52, 55, 61, 105,141 Brownrigg, Richard Broyles, Gale
Brozovich, Richard Bruce, Robert Bruland, Gerald Bruland, Dick Bryan,
Robert Brynn, Robert Buchanan, James-.......................32, 55, 66,
141 Buchinoff, George Buday, Paul ................................... 62,
98, 100 Buell, Dorothy .......---- ....................... .... 141
Buersatte, Margaret ........................................ 121 Bundy,
Doris Bunten, Janice ...................................... 74, 137
Burchett, Lyle ....--................................... .. 141 Burger,
Darrell Burger, Robert .... 54, 56, 61, 108, 113, 120 Burgess,
Donald................................54, 61, 131 Burmaster, Carl Busby,
Betty Busby, Jean Button, Rolland Byars, Norman .......---------
.............................-- 141 C Cabe, Keith
...............................---------------9--4--, ---9- 6, 132 Cabe,
Susan ............................................ 55, 132 Camfield, Ron
................... 41, 45, 55, 62, 121 Campbell, Alan Campbell, Annette
.... ........ ..... ....... 71, 141 Campbell, Charles
...........................----- ----------------- 56 Campbell, Charles E
......... 65........................... Campbell, David
.....................................--......... 56 Campbell, John
.................. 32, 36, 50, 51, 131 Campbell, Marcia
.......................................... 121 Campbell, Wilma Canary,
David .....-----........... ................... 75 Caraker, Gene Caraker,
Pauline Carey, Robert --.......................................... 69, 121
Carlbom, Janice ............... 51, 54, 72, 105, 132 Carlson, Elizabeth
.................... 32, 38, 68, 132 Carlson, Franklin
....................... . ........ 36, 141 Carlson, Joel
................................ 50, 69, 137 Carlson, John Carpenter, Neil
Carr, Alan
...............................-----------------.......--------- 141
Carter, Earl ...................................------------------5-6--,- -
121 Casey, Janmes, Casey, Tlomas ..............------------------
-------.... 73 Caskey, John Caster, James Casto, Robert ............ .,
34, 36, 38, 121 Caton, Gaye -- ------- ------- ....--7-6--,- - 137
Catron, Barbara Caufman, Ron Cauthers, Charles ........ ------ 51, 77,
132 Cavalli, Helen -------------------..------------- . .... 129
Cavenaugh, William .......---......................... 75, 141 Chamberlain,
Franklin .......................------------.............. 45 Chamberlin,
Donald .........................---------- ------....1..2...1.... Chaney,
Forris ------- -..--------------.-..-..- ---- 132 Chaney, Marleen
.....--.--------------------- .... 13?. Chatterton, Ellena .. ........
...-------2--6--, ---3--6--- Chatterton, Robert Cheever, Virginia
......-.-. ....... ---------- 141 Chenault, Geraldine
.......................................... 61 Chenier, Alice ..........
26, 50, 51, 55, 68, 121 Childs, Harold Christianson, Janet
.......................... 54, 61, 132 Chudek, Lois ....................
48, 54, 55, 105, 132 Clarke, Verena
....................---.................... 51, 121 Clarke, William
................--........ 66, 94, 96, 141 Christensen, Donald
Christensen, Larry ..-.............. ........... ... 65, 141 Claus, John
Clay, Shirley Clearbrook, John ...............---------- ------ ------7-0
Clemans, Gayle ..................................... ...----1-3--2
Clemmer, Calvin Clemmer, Elizabeth - ....................................
76 Clendenen, David ........................... .. 44, 121 Cline, Richard
Cline, Sherry ....................--------------- ---------- 121
Clogston, George ............................................. 56 Cobb,
Jamie----............................ .... 67, 141 Coffee, Mary
Ann........................32, 35, 50, 61 Coffelt, Robert -Coffelt,
Russell .Coglon, Ronald .........--.........--..................... 137
Cohrs, Ray..................29, 50, 52, 56, 62, 121 Colburn, Dave --
................................. 142 Cole, Elmer
...--..........................----------..----------............. 132
Cole, Herbert - ......1.37 Coleman, Murry Collins, Thomas
............................... 56, 69, 132 Comfort, Elaine Conlee, Emma
Conley, Ernest Connelly, Lee PAGE ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT Oersona1 ndex
(con Coop, Jerry Cooper, Wally Copeland, James Copeland, Kenneth
...............3.6.,. .62.,. .1.3.7.. Copes, Tina Cortez, Vidal Couplin,
Maureen Coutts, Ron Cowden, Kenneth .....................98.,.
.1.0.1.......... Cox, Francis Cox, Bill ...................3.6.,. .5.2.,.
.6.2., ..1.42 Crawford, Al ..............................6..9 ,. .1.4.2.
Creasey, Jake Creekpaum, Phyllis. ...........----------1-3-7------------
.......................... Creel, John
.....................................-.-1-.-3-.-2-.-.- ....... Creel,
Varryl ...........................1.2.8..........-----------------------
Crist, Helen Crook, Jack .................6.6.,. .94.,. .9.6.,. .1.32
Crooks, John ...................... ...... 7.0.,. 121 Crowell, William
Crowston, Myrna .................----3-2- ,-
-61-------------................ Cruzan, Gary
...........................1.4.2.............-------------------------
Cunningham, Pat Cummings, Lyla ...................---3-6-,-
1-4-2------------.............. Currie, Stuart Currie, William Curtin,
Francis Curtis, Robert D Daggett, Dennis Daniels, Charles Daniels,
Michael Dansby, Gerald Daverin, Donald ...........32.,. .3.6.,. .38, 62,
132 Davies, Arlene ........................5.4., .6.1............. D a v
i s , D i a n e ........ ....... .. ...... ........5 2 , 7 4 , 1 4 2
Davis, Don Davis, Dorothy Davis, Edwin Davis, Joan
.......................................5..1... Davis, John Davis, Joyce
Davis, William Daws, Bill Daws, Armond
.............-------------1-2-1-------.......................... Day,
Kathleen Day, William D ean, B ob
...............................13.2...................... Dean, James
Deckeback, Carolyn DeForest, John DeGraaf, Melvin DeHoog, Bert
...............--------7-0-,- -1-37--------.............. DeJong, William
.........................3.4............... DeKoster, Roland DeMonbrun,
James ...............3.6.,. .7.3,. .1.3.7.. DeNise, Ruth
........................----1-4-2--------------------...............
Dennis, Charles ....................-------5-2----
-------------.................... Dennis, Joan
.....--------------..........5.2......-------------....................
Depew, Claude ......................5.1.,. .1.4.2..... DeVries, Helen
Dexter, John DeYoung, Evert ..........................1.4.2------
------------........... Dickerboom, Richard Dickinson, Charles
Dickinson, Glenn Didriksen, Bev .................... 6611,.
.1.4.2.......... Diers, Carol Dimick, RuthAnne .........
.............1.3.3....... Dingerson, Dean ..............3.6.,. 5.2.,.
.6.1., 133 Dixon, Jean ..................... ...........1.4.2.. Dixon,
Richard Doleshel, Raymond Donnellan, David Donnelly, Barbara
.............5.3.,. 5.5.,. .6.1....... Donovan, Carol Dorsey, Valeria
Douglas, Gary .--------------.........29.,. .6.5......------..........
Doyle, Ben .............--------------- .1.3.3----......................
Doyle, Bob
...............---------------5.4....------------....................
Doyle, Marlene Drake, Carole ........................51.,.
.1.4.2....----------------------.. Duffy, Serena
..................-----6-1-,- -1-37-- ---------.....................
Duncan, Dennis Dunham, Gwinn -......................7.7.,. .1.2.1........
Dunham, Jean ................... 1l.0.5,. ..13.7......52, Dunlap, Robert
.......................4.5.,. 5.5............------------------- Dunn,
Rita .................................. .1.2.2 Dupris, Bennie ..
......................5.6............. Durand,
David........................7.3.,. .1.4.2.....36, Duvall, Robert
...............3.2., ..3.6,. .7.7.,. 137 Dyck, Arlene
...................----------7-4----------------........................
Dye, Richard ................................1.2.2....... E Eacrett,
Robert Eagan, Marylyn Easter, Jam es
...........................1.3.3.................. Eastman, John Easton,
Allan ...------------------------..6.6..................................
Ecker, Myrna ............... ...................1.4.2.............
Eckstein, Loanne ................3.2.,. .6.7., ..13.7.. Edenso, Barbara
...........................6.1............----------------------- Edgren,
Loyal Edmundson, George Edwards, Eugene .--
-------......------.........----... 54, 122 Eerkes, Ronald Eickhoff,
Barbara .................---....---- 36, 61, 142 Elder, David Eliason,
Larry ......................----------- -------- --------- 36. Elkan,
Ronald .----..............---------- ..-----1-2--2--.. Ellsworth, Kay
........................................-------------------3-2-----
Ellsworth, Robert .........---- ------------------------. 32 Ellsworth,
Ward Elsbree, John Elvrum, P1 illip .. ......--...............----....
122 Elwood, William ........... 3...32, 46, 49, 66, 137 Engel, Donna
.....-----------.....................----------- 61, 142 Erickson, Dolores
------ ...................... 142 Erickson, James Erkkila, Janet
.............-- .... ....----5--0-,- --- 1--2-2------ Erlandson, Donald
.....................---------------------- 122 Erlandson, John Estle,
Paul Evans, Allen ................. ...-----4--9--, ---5--5--, --1 22
Evanson, Judith .............------------------------ 142 Everett, Lee
Everson, Richard Ewing, Gary F Fairchild, Darrell Fairchild, Gwen
Fall, Dan Fallis, Richard ................------------------------ 113
Farina, Anna Fay, Betty ..........-----------........----- 50, 55, 81,
122. Fehlhaber, Nancy .---------------.................4..8..,. 53, 133
Feighner, George ............---------------- ....----- ..1..4.-2- Fenton,
John ...........--------------------------........ 122 Ferguson, Carl
..--...--........-.-- ------------------- 133 Ferguson, Clifford
Ferguson, Walter ..........---- -------------........---- 122 Ferrier,
Donna ....................-- ----------------------.... 58 Fetters,
Eleanor .................... .......... 71, 142 Fickel, Dwayne Field,
John Field, Marshall -- :..-5.-6--,- --1.-2--2---...----- Finnigan,
Richard ..-------- ...............-.. 137 Fisher, Joe Fisher,
Lee-------------------------- .. 142 Fisher, Lois Fisher, Loren
Fitzgerald, David Fjellman, Annett ...... .... 51, 53, 55, 133 Fjellman,
Ray Flaherty, Daniel Fletcher, Keith Fletcher, Martha Flickinger, Mary
Lee ...........................-----... 72 Floe, Inger---------....... -
...------5-.1.., 52, 76, 142 Flora, Dorothy- ----------. .....- ..... 38,
55, 77, 137 Folk, Diane .. .........32.,. .6-1-,- -1-2-2----------------
Forbes, James .........................-------......-........... 98, 101
Ford, Linda........... .................. 50, 51, 77, 142 Forester, Emily
.. -----------------.....-........ ....1..3..3 Forester, Russell
---------------....... ---....1..2........ Forslof, Duane Fosdick,
William ....------.....1..3.-7---------------- Foss, Ingeleiv
......--------......... ------...--------... 50, 142 Foster, Marvin
..--......----...--------------------.... 142 Fotheringham, John
....................----..69 Frahm, Viola Mae Frank, Ellen Frankie,
Janet ..................-------...... 32, 54, 61, 142 Frazier, Annette
.........---- ..........----------.......... 1, 142 Frazier, Lynn
...---------- --------------....... 32, 54 Frey, Billy Freyman, John
Friend, Blanche ....------.------------... 51, 133 Friese, Eugene . .
............................. 62, 122 Frisbee, Jack Fullner, Carl
.....--1-4--2------------------- Funkhouser, Beret
----.............------...----------....-- 142 G Gallant, Sister Jean
Marie Galley, LeRoy Gallman, Merle Galloway, George Garcia, Nicolas
............--- ....--------------------- 51, 56 Gardner, Ralph Garrett,
Kathleen .............-----.------- 46, 61, 142 Garzina, Ronald Gates,
Donald ..---.........-----........------------------ 70 Gatzke, Earl
............-----------..----------- 142 Gay, David
........---------------------------............. 29, 123 Gay, Katherine
..........------------------------------ 74, 142 Gazija, Lenko
................----...... 29, 55, 56, 137 Gerard, Donald Gerspacher,
Pat..34, 41, 42., 45, 66, 104, 142 Geschke, Gerald
.....--------.-..-.----.-.- ------....................2..6... Geschke,
Kenneth Getty, Calvin Gibbons, Esther ...........................
......... 133 Gibson, Norma ..................................--..-----
53, 133 Gibson, Patricia ...... 50, 52, 55, 56, 105, 123 Gibson, Sharon
..------...............----..--------- -----.... 67 Gifford, Lewis
-------------------------......................1..4..2 Gifford, William
Giger, Robert ..................---------- --------------... 133
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Gilbert, Elaine Gillespie, Alan Gillespie, Bruce Gilseth, Walter
Gimurtu, Steve ...................................... 55, 133 Ginoza,
Chiyoko ............................................ 142 Glass, Janet
...................... 53, 54, 55, 72, 137 Godfrey, Donna
.................................. 32, 38, 68 Godwin, Gertrude Goff,
Marguerite ......................... ...... 61, 142 Goheen, Betty Golden,
Leon ...........---------------------- ................7..5..,. ...1. 37
Gonzales, Ruben Good, Allan .......................................
.......... 123 Goodman, John
........................................------------------3-2------
Goodwin, Kathy Gordon, Robert ........................................ 62,
123 Gordon, Sharon Gowan, Robert
........................................... 123 Grabner, Gladys
....-......................... 32, 61, 133 Grace, Lucille
................................. 38, 52, 133 Grafmyre, Robert
.................................... 56, 142 Gragg, June Graham,
Gary...........................---------- --------------........ 142
Graham, Jack Graham, Shirley ..................................... 54, 142
Granger, Ardith ......... -........................... 133 Granger,
Charles ...................................... 50, 62 Granger, Dorothy
Granger, Nancy -------..................................... 52 Gray,
Eugenia .................................. 51, 68, 123 Greathouse, Glenn
.......................................... 123 Greene, Stanley
.............................................. 133 Greer, Barbara
............................... 51, 74, 142 Gregerson, Jeanette
............ 48, 50, 55, 56, 123 Gregerson, Robert ..........
........................... 137 Gregg, Patricia
.......................................... 71 Griffin, Judith
....................... 36, 38, 72, 137 Griffith, Patty
........................................ 68, 142 Grim , Dale
........................................... 112, 137 Grimes, Ellener
Groom , Jean ............................................ 52, 142
Grovdahl, Roger .......................... ......... .......... 2
Gudmundson, Matthew ...................................... 32 Gudmundson,
Norman ............................ 56, 142 Guerin, Eleanor
.................------------------------............1..4..2......
Guetlin, Margaret ..-.......- ....................... 54, 123 Guggenmos,
Duane ........................................------------7-5---------
Gunderson, Albert ....................................... 137 Gunderson,
Jim Gunderson, Wilfred Gustafson, Gail .... ............... 41, 42, 61,
142 Gustafson, Maureen ................................ 38, 71 Gustan,
Edith Guthrie, Lorraine ...................... 34, 36, 38, 133 Gwin, Gary
.......... ....... ......................1.4 H Hagen, Ted------
............................-------------...32, 34, 69 Hagerup,
Colleen.......... ....................... ..... 142 Hagglund, Albert
............................. 54, 62, 137 Hall, Eva Hall, James
.......................-----------------------.....5..6..,.. ...1..09
Hall, Janet ..... ................................ 54, 77, 138 Hall,
Richard ............................................ 55, 56 Hall, Ronald
........................................... 70, 133 Hall, Sandra
............... ...--1--6-,- 52, 61, 138 Halleck, Maurice
........................ 54, 94, 96, 123 Hallenbeck, Raymond Hallman,
Glen Hallson, Peter
...................---------------------......9..8...,. ....101 Halstead,
Jack ...................................... 6, 62 Halverson, Rhoda
Hamilton, James .................................... 62, 142 Hamilton,
Letha .................................... 77, 143 Hamro, LaVonne
...................................... 61, 143 Hancock, Barbara
.......................................... 138 Handy, Burt Hankins,
Dolores ............................................ 123 Hanna, James
C.......................................75, 118 Ilanna, James D.
Hannaford, Bruce Hanowell, Robert Hansen, Alan
.................................................... 56 Hansen, Janet
.......................... 26, 50, 61, 133 Hansen, Lucille Hansen, Mary
Hansen, Marylyn ......................................... 138 Hansen,
Robert Hansen, Terry ................................................ 143
Hansey, Virginia Hanson, George .............. 54, 96, 101, 108, 138
Hanson, Keith Hanson, Roland Haraden, Robet
.......................---------- ----------...... 118 Hardan, Burrell
Hardie, Phyllis Hardin, Jack Harlan, Philip Harnden, Robert Harmala,
Willis ............... ........ -.........--.. 65 Harmon, Mary Jane
......................50, 61, 123 Harris, Margaret
:.............................................51 Harrison, Arley
Harrison, Joe Hart, Peter Harvey, Betty
................................................ 138 VSersona index (con t
) Harvey, Marvin .................9.6.,. .1.0.1., ..1.2.3.. Harvey,
Ronald Haskins, Shirley .....................51.,. .1.3.8..........
Hatch, David ............................1.3.8.................... Hatch,
Jay ...........................3.6.,. .7.3................ Hatfield,
Joseph ..................3.2.,. .3.6., ..3.8..... Hathaway, Monta
.........................6.8.................. Hatten, Joan Hatten,
Ronald Hauber, Russell
..------------------......1.4.3.............................-----
Haugland, Richard ...............5.1., ..56.,. .1.4.3. Hauser, Frances
......................5.3., ..14.3......... Hauser, Patricia ....------
----------------5-3-.................................... Havens, Vernon
........................3.6.,. 6.2......... Hawk, Patricia
-...........2.6., ..41., ..1.38....... Hawkes, Jocelyn
.........................1.4.3............ Hawkins, Donald ...
..................3.6.,. .3.8...... Hawn, Jere Hawthorne, Terence
.......................5.6................ Hayashida, Hisako
.....................54.,. .6.1........... Haynes, Ruth
...................5.4.,. .6.1.,. .1.4.3..... Hazel, Lucille Heather,
Hazel .......................6.1.,. .1.43......... Heathers, Percy
......................5.6.,. .12.3........... Heckerson, Arline Hedlund,
Gerald .....................66.,. .1.4.3.......... Hegg, Peter Heinrich,
Iver Heinrich, Mary M. Helmer, Arlys Henderson, Patsy Hendrick, Lawrence
.......................1.4.3............... Hendricks, Herman Hendrix,
Noel ...........................1.4.3...........-------------------
Herrick, Jack ...-----------
--------------1-2...3................................. Hevly, Dale
................................1..2..4........ Hiatt, Janette
.......................6.1., ..1.43....... Hickenbottom, Harold
.....................14.3............. Hickman, Ann
................................4..3. .......... Higley, Donn
.............................5.1................. Hill, James Hill,J ohn
.......................5.0.,. .6.2,. ..12.4........ Hillaire,M ary
Hilliker, Joan ...................5.4.,. .7.4., ..1.4.3..... Hilton, Louis
...........................1.2.4............. Hinderman, George
.......................1.2.4.............. Hindman, Ronald ...--
11.3.3.......................... Hodge, Jacolyn
.......................7.1.,. .1.38............ Hoeruegel, Peter
...-----------------------3-6...................................... Hoff,
Raymond ......-----------------5-2-,- .1.33................................
Hogan, Linda ........----------------5-2-,- -1-
4.3............................... Hoisington, Arthur
.......................1.2.4............... Hollingsworth, Patrick
...................1.3.8............. Holland, Martin Holstine, Carol
.......................4.1.,. .1.38............ Hopkins, Grace
.......................7.7.,. .1.38............ Horstman, Julie
.................3.6.,. .6.1., ..1.4.3... Hough, Dorothy Hovik, Elm er
............................1.2.4.................... Hovde, John Howard,
Marilyn .........................1.4.3............--------------------
Howard, Ray Howard, Ruth Howlett, Donald
...............................1..4..3........ Hubber, Richard
..........................7.0..................----------------------
Huber, John
.............----------------7-5-----............................. Huff,
Marilyn ...----.........5.1.,. .5.4., ..7.2., .124 Huffstoot, Howard
Hughes, Alene Lawyer ...................1.2.4............. Hughes, John
.................. 1...........................143 Hughes, Robert
Hultman, Margaret ...............5.0.,. .6.1., ..1.2.4. Humphrey, Richard
F. Humphries, Richard L. Hundley, Don
.........-------------------7-5-.............................-----....
Hunt, Charles Huntley, Donald .......................5.6,. .1.2.4......
Hurlbut, Virginia ........................1.4.3................ Huse,
Sharon .............................7.5......... Huson, David
........................7.3.,. .1.4.3............ Hutchinson, Raymond
Huver, Carole ...............5.0.,. .5.4., ..7.7., .143 Irish, Georgia
...........................1.3.8...........------------------------ Irwin,
Jim .-------......------------------3-6- --............................
Isaacs, Dona .............................1.2.4....................
Isaacson, Darlene.....................6.7., ..1.3.8...38, Ishii, Evelyn
..............-..............6.1................... Isturis, Rudy Iverson,
John Iverson, Margaret J Jackson, Donald
.........................1.3.8................. Jackson, Floyd
.................5.6.,. .1.1.9.,. .1.2.4.. Jackson, Loren Jackson, Marion
.........................1.4.3............. Jackson, Ronald Jacobson,
Bruce Jacobson, Elsie ........................5.0.,. .6.4.............
Jaderholm, Carl Jahn, Anita ......................5.2., ..67.,.
.1.3.8....... Jahr, Armin ................6.3.,. .9.9., ..1.0.0., . 133
James, Evelyn
...........................1.4.3...................-------------------------
Jameson, Raimond Jam ieson, Fred
.............................................. 133 Janke, Ronald
........................................------------2--6-,- ---6-3
Jansen, Donell Jeffcott, Karen ........................................
61, 143 Jeitz, Dave .............................................. 69, 133
Jelinek, Richard ...................... 54, 55, 69, 138 Jennings, Kaye ..
-----....................................... 124 Jensen, Gordon Jeppeson,
Carl Joergenson, Kelvin Johnsen, Robert Johnson, David
.............................. 63, 103, 143 Johnson, David V.
............................ 52, 66, 133 Johnson, Frank
................................................ 56 Johnson, Howard
Johnson, Jerome ............................................. 38 Johnson,
Kermit ........................ 32, 34, 36, 69 Johnson, Marilyn
.............................. 51, 52, 124 Johnson, Reuben Johnson,
Robert G. ................................ 63, 109 Johnson, Ted
.................................................. 143 Johnson, Wilfred
............................. 51, 52, 133 Johnston, Robert J
......................................... 138 Johnston, Robert
...................... 37, 52, 55, 138 Jolley, William Jones, Aleen
Jones, Donald ................................................ 124 Jones,
John
....................................................--------------1-3--8---
------- Jones, Mary ...................... 29, 54, 55, 56, 125 Jones,
Peggy .................................................. 143 Jones, Rodney
Jorgenson, Gordeena .............................. 61, 143 Joseph,
Georgianna .................................. 50, 61 Joubert, Julienne
.......................... 67, 105, 143 Jule, James
...................................................--------------1--4--3-----
Just, Richard K Kane, Mary
............................................----------------------6-7-----
Kane, Michael Kanouse, Carole ....................... 33, 37, 72, 138
Karwacki, Ray ................................................ 138
Kaufman, Grace Kaufman, Jay
................................................ 125 Kautz, Betty
.......................................... 72, 133 Kauzlarich, Walter
Kaylor, Richard Kays, Clifford Keane, Timothy Keaton, Linda
.................................. 32, 61, 125 Keck, James Keene, Carolyn
.......................... 34, 50, 51, 125 Keene, Robert
....................------- ------------.... 63 Keeter, Phyllis
.............................................. 143 Kelley, Elaine
Kellogg, Kay ...................................... .... 143 Kemp, Myrna
...................... 33, 36, 50, 63, 133 Kemp, Paul Kendrick, William
.................................... 54, 63 Kennett, James
........................................ 54, 109 Kennett, Patricia
...................................... 55, 71 Kenoyer, Pat
......................................... 51, 138 Kenyon, Brad
........................5.5.,. .1.3.8.......--------.. Kephart, Joy
............................50, 52, 63, 133 Kick, William
.................................. 37, 39, 125 Kilkenny, Joe King, Donald
King, Jan ............................----44------------------ King,
Maxine ...............................---------------------5..5..-, - 72
King, Richard King, Sally ....... ............................... 54, 133
King, Sarajane ..................................----- ----..... 75, 143
Kinkhead, Geraldine ........................ 38, 61, 143 Kinney, Calvin
Kintner, Gordon Kintner, Jacqueline ............................ 53, 55
Kisman, Richard Kisman, Ruth Klaich, Ruth Kleinsorge, Janice
.................... 32, 54, 77, 143 Klimezyk, Mark Knott, Marlene
Knudsen, Les Knutsen, Herb
................................................ 125 Knutsen, Jean
Knutson, Kenneth .......................................-------
------1--3--3----- Knutzen, Morrie
............................................ 118 Koert, Murella
.......................................---- 51, 125 Koert, Peter Kohfeld,
John Kohlwes, Gary ...................................... 54, 138
Kohlwes, Robert Kolkana, Richard
.....................................------ 63 Komen, John Kramer, Barry
.......................................---------- 70, 138 Krause, Barbara
............................................------------1-3--3--------
Krebs, Ray .................................................... 125
Kreiger, Judith Kreiss, James
..............................---------------------.5..,. ....138 Kreller,
Gloria Krislock, Harold .....-...........--.------------ -- 69 Krull,
James Kuceva, Sandee Kuller, Kathryn
..................................... 51, 138 Kuranko, Jerry PAGE ONE
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L LaDue, Walter LauFave, Glenn LaFreniere, Fred Lallas, Louis
Lamoureux June ......................---- 51, 56, 57, 125 Lamoureux, Roger
.................................. 51, 143 Lampitt, Lois
.......................................... 61, 143 Lampman, Thomas
.................................. 51, 143 Lang, Howard Langberg, Lorna
............................. 54, 77, 143 Lange, Fred
.......................................... 136, 138 Lange, Nancy
.................................... 55, 80, 125 Langill, Gene
.......................... 32, 34, 112, 133 Langley, David
........................................ 143 Lapp, Don
................................................ 94, 97 Larkin, James
Larsen, Agnes .................................................. 51
Larson, Carol .................................................. 68
Larson, Gerald Larson, Jack .................
.......................------ 143 Lauderback, Colleen Lauderback, Wayne
Laughren, Janet LaVeille, Marcia ...................................---
-.... 143 Law, Ceole
..------------------................................--..-------7-2-----..
Lawson, George Leaf, Dorothy .. ...................................--143
Leaf, Joseph Learned, Miles
.....................................-------......... 143 Leathers, Ada
LeCompte, William Lee, Art Lee, James ...-----------------------------
.....................................---- 63 L ee , V ic
......................... -. . ......... ............ 9 4 Lehman, Charles
............................................-----------1--3-8--- Lehning,
Thomas .................................... 69, 125 Leier, Shirley
.................................. 51, 77, 144 Lemaster, Kay LeMieux,
James Lennart, Caroline ............................ 50, 64, 144
Leschiutta, Harold Lester, Marvin
.......................................... 94, 97 Letson, Lorraine Letson,
Norman LeWarne, Charles 50, 52, 55, 56, 57, 63, 125 Lewis, Aimee Lewis,,
Emmalou ............................................ 125 Lewis, John Ley,
Robert ...................... 34, 37, 39, 70, 125 Liberty, Diane
.................................. 52, 54, 114 Lilian, Stan
.............................. 50, 56, 65, 138 Lindberg, Lois
.......................... 55, 67, 91, 133 Lindblad, Nero
................................................ 63 Linde, Roger
........................................ 75, 144 Lindell, Priscilla
........................... 54, 74, 134 Lindenthal, Grace
............................... ......... 68 Little, Deloy
.....................................----------------------- -7-.0.------
Little. Robert .................................................. 70
Littlefield, Levern .......................................... 134 Lloyd,
Judson Locker, Hugh ....................................... 94, 97
Lockwood, Michael Lohman, Kenneth
.......................................... 144 Loney, Arlin
.............................. 36, 38, 51, 144 Longstreth, Clara
.................................... 45, 138 Loop, Nada
.............................1.4.4..................... Lord, Alfred
Lord, Dennis ............................ 33, 34, 51, 144 Lord, Wally
.................................... 52, 63, 144 Loring, Roger
Louaillier, Sharon Loows, Anne Lowrie, Ray Lowry, Dawn Lowry, Molly
................................................ 144 Lowry, Ned
.................................................... 125 Ludtke, Lloyd
Ludwig, Charles Ludwig, Horace Luke, Ray Lumley, James
........................................ 51, 138 Lunde, Pat
................................-------... 37, 39, 134 Lundgren, Ingrid
............................................ 144 Lundquist, Don
...................................... 73, 134 Lundy, Charles
............................................. 134 Lyle, Donald
.................................. 52, 66, 144 Lyle, L;r n M MacArthur,
Robert MacDermott, Raymond MacDonald, Hurley MacGregor, Bruce
.................................. 73, 144 MacKenzie, Don J.
.......................................... 34 MacKenzie, Kay
........................ 55, 56, 63, 134 MacKinnon, Jon
...................................... 36, 144 Macnab, James Madsen, Erik
.......................................... 51, 138 Mafli, Arthur
.......................................... 45, 144 Magelssen, Gerald
.................................... 37, 71 Makela, Milma Maki, Diane
...................................... 32, 31, 64 Mann, Leroy Manney, Tom
.................................................. 52 Marifern, Lon
................................................ 144 PAGE ONE HUNDRED
FIFTY M ariotti, John .......................................... 94, 97
Mark, Steve ......... ............................... 62 Marr, Jerry
Marsh, Joanne Marth, Donna ........................-- ........... .... 126
Martin, Donald M artin, John M artina, Bruce
.............................................. 126 Martina, Joanne
...----------------------------......................1..2..6..........
Mason, Doris .......................... 1..................126 Mastor,
John Mathews, Sharon .............................................. 75
Mathewson, Howard Mathieson, Allan Matson, Marie
.......................................... .. 126 Matteson, Lorie
.................................... 119, 126 Matthews, Janet
........................ 36, 45, 61, 144 Mattieligh, Jane
................... 52., 64, 105, 144 Mattson, Joanne
........................................---------------1-3--8---------
Maxim, Eugene Maxwell-Muir, iBs.o. nnie ....................-....
-6...7..... Maxwell-Muir, Rodney
...............----------------------....5..4........... May, Wallace
........................................------------------1--4--4-------
McAllister, Marilyn .-------------------- ...............5..3...,.
....1..4..4 McCann, D)on
---------------------------.................9..4...,. ....9..7...........
McCarty, Dennis McCleneh-n Robert
......................................------------6-6------------..
McClure. Richard McCormick, Darlene
...............-----------------...6..7..,. ..--126 McCreevy, Patrick
McDermott, Steve ..................----------------.......7.-3.., 138
McDonald, Christine McDonald, James McDonald, Robert
...................--------------------------......5.2. McDonald, Roger
M"Elholm, Gerald ..............-...-................ 138 McEwen, John
McFadden, David
..------------------------.........................1..3...8....... McFate,
Edward ........................ 28, 50, 69, 126 M cGee, Jerry
.................................................. 126 McGee, Nancy
.................................. 52, 61, 144 McGuire, Bette
.................. 50, 52, 54, 77, 138 McGuire, Glenn McHolland. Nick
............................................------------1-3--------------
MlHugo, Dennis ................................ 56, 63, 144 McIntee, Jane
M c T ntee, Leo .......................... :.........................50
McKelvie, Paul
........................................-----------------1-4--4------
McKenzie, William MoKeown, Rosa McKinley, Richard McKinney, Arlene
............................ 55, 64, 134 M- Laclan, Jeannie
............................... 61, 138 MLachlan. Joyce
.................... 26, 50, 61, 126 McLean, Aileen
......................--------------.....3..7..,.. . 50, 64 McLean,
Marylee McMahon, Robert McMullin, Margaret
...............-----------------......6..1..,. ...1 t4 McMurry, Robert
...........................--------2--6--, ---3-2, 138 McNary, Duane
McQueen, Joan ...............................---------2--6--, ---6-1. 1 1.
1~-Sorlcy, Marian ....................................---------5--1-,-
----5-3----- Medcalf, Alan Mehl, George Mehl, Janice Meleher, John
Merager, Kenneth .................... 50, 51, 56, 144 Methven, Robert
Meurer, Alice Meurer, Ann ........................ 26, 50, 51, 54, 61
Meyers, Sandra .............................. 61, 105, 144 Mickelson,
Arnold Milat, Mike ........ ................................ 56 Miller,
Robert Miller, Sylvia .................................---
---------------6-1--, ---1-.4..4.. Miller, Terrence Miller, Thomas M
iller, W ilm er .............................................. 13 M ills,
M arilyn ........................................ 64, 144 Vills, Norman
Mandus, Frank Mitchell, Donald Mitchell, Elroy
....................----------------------------.......3..3.........
Mochnick, Saundra Moe, Barry Moe, Peter
..-------------------------------.............................1..2..6.
Moe, Stanley Moen, Marilyn Moffett, Kenneth .......... 52, 70, 104, 110,
138 Monroe, James ...................- ..................-....... 134
Monroe, James G. Monroe, Mona J. Monroe, Richard
.................................... 50, 126 Montgomery, Helen
................................ 64, 144 Moore, Dick Moore, Margaret
...................... 38, 51, 61, 138 Moores, Bill
.............................. 50, 56, 63, 126 Moreau, Art Morical, Ruth
Morman, Earl Morrical. Suzanne - 3.......5..13,3 , 54, 76, 144 Morris,
Junia ........................---------
----..........................5-2---------------- Morris, Shirlee
.......................................... 33, 64 Morris, Ted
Morrison,Carol .................... 32, 41, 45, 61, 144 Morrow, Edward
Morrow, Shirley Morse, James Moser, Mary Jane Moses, Ruth
............................................ 61, 138 Moskeland, Margaret
.............................. 67, 126 Motoda, Merle
........................................ 61, 144 Motomatsu, Nancy
.......................... 50, 61, 1!4 Moyer, -Norma Mueller, Paul
Muesser, Janice ...................................... 74, 144 Muffly,
Carol .......................................... 67, 134 Muffly, Mary
.......................................... 67, 126 Mulford, Carol
................................................ 67 Munch, Carolyn
........................ 33, 50, 61, 144 Munson, John Murdoch, Connie
.................................... 61, 144 Murphie, Donald
.............................. 37, 73, 138 Murphy, Robert Murphy, William
Murray, LeRoy Murray, Tom Murray, William Muscutt, Mary Leslie
....................................----------1-3--4-------- Muscutt,
William Mustacich, Vincent Muzatko, Robert ..............................
38, 65, 138 N Nagy, Alex Nanavich, Vivian ............................
61, 105, 144 Nanney, Robert ........................................-- 104
Nanney Sarah Nattrass, Lorraine .....-----------........4..8..,. . 55, 56,
127 Neble, Shirley ............... 11.3...9....................... Neely,
Gary Neer, John ...................................................... 34
Neher, William .................................... 112, 127 Neilsen, Jack
.........--------.......--------------------
.............5..6.............. Neklason, Linda
.............................................. 54 Nelson, Blair
........------------- --------........................................ 51
Nelson, Celia Nelson, Duane Nelson, Gene
................................................. 13' Nelson, Janice
.......................... 50, 51, 61, 127 Nelson, Judith
........................................-------------5-,- --1--3-9-----
Nepple, Edward Ness, Oryn Newell, Edwin Newman, Paul Nichols, Laurence
Nielsen, Frank ............................... .... 36, 38 Nienaber.
Robert Nilsen, Stuart Nix, Justin ......................
.................. 45 Njaa, Ted Njos, Carole .......--
................................... 55, 144 Noble, Mary
.................................... 50, 53, 139 Nobles. Helen
.................................. 50, 61, 134 Noel, Hannah Nolan, Jerry
Nolan, Paul Nordby, Larry ..................... ...................139
Nordmark, Margaret N'rdquist. Arnold
.......................................... 139 Norman, Raymond
.......................................... 144 Norman, Robert Northrup,
Dave ...................................... 29, 134 Noyes, Charles
.............................................. 144 'ugent, Donna
................................ 36, 38, 127 Nuttall, Hilda Nyvard,
Mildred Nystrom, Katherine ........................................ 36 O
Oakes, Paul ...................... 50, 52, 55, 57, 127 Oberg, Anna
O'Brien, Terry O'Connor, Sara Odegaard, Harold O'Dell, Don ............
....... .................. ..... 54 Odle, Larry Oelrich, Dennis
...................................... 36, 144 Ogdon, Marilyn
....----................................... 144 O'Hearn, Patrick
Okerlund, Gary Olason, Dennis Oldow, Rosemarie
.......................................... 139 O'Leary, Thomas
............................................ 127 Olsen, Joel Olson,
Deloris .................................. 53, 54, 139 Olson, Donald
................................................ 127 Olson, Dorothy
Olson, Eugene .................................................. 36 Olson,
Myrna ..................--- .......................... 144 O'Malley, Jane
.......................................-----------5-5--,- ---1-4-----
Onustack, Beverly .......................................... 139 Otness,
Nanette ...................................... 50, 139 Ougland, Ronald
.......................... -................ 36 Overdorff, Carolyn
.................................. 76, 134 Overhus, Arline
-............................................ 52 Owens, Richard Pace,
Paralee .................................. 55, 91, 144 Padumanonda,
Krongkeo Pagels, Wallace ............................................ 144
Pakusich, John
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Palmer, Arlene ...................-----------------.................... 51
Pangle, Clarence Papin, Edwin
.......................................-----------1--0--4-,- ---1--34
Pappas, George Parberry, Gordon Park, Joan Parker, Clarence Parker,
James Parker, Joan Parr, Irene Parr, Joan Parry, Darrel
.............-----------------
--------------.............4..5................... Patenall, Thomas
....................---------...................----1--2-7-------- Patrick,
Gary Patton, Mary
..-----------------------------...........................1..9.......
Paull, Kenneth Payne, Robert Pearce, Robert Pearson, Bernard Pederson,
Kenneth ............................ 50, 62, 127 Peirce, Leonard
......................-............... 50, 144 Pemberton, Diane
.................................. 55, 145 Peninger, James
............................................------------1-3--4----------
Penner, Joyce Peoples, Marilyn ...................... 54, 55, 77, 145
Perry, Graham ........................................ 36, 127 Person,
Katherine .......................................... 139 Peterson, Larry
Peterson, Margaret .................. 32, 41, 45, 145 Peterson, Peter
Peth, Dorothy ........................................-----------5-0--,-
---1-3--4- Peyton, James Pfister, Gordon ................ 29, 32, 54, 104,
134 Philliber, Charlene
........................................-----------1- 3--4----------
Pickett, John
........-----------------------------....................1..4..5.............
Piercey, James
..............................----------...............-----1-3--4-----------
Pilon, Chuck Pinkey, Janice Piper, Phyllis Plaster, Mickey Plumb,
Robert Poirier, Paul Poirier, Ronald ......
............................... 75, 145 Pollard, Ronald Poole, Don
........ -.................................. ........... 36 Poole, Marilyn
..---- ........................................ 145 Porter, Allen
.......................................... 56, 127 Porter, Demaris
...................................... 55, 127 Porter. Donna Porter,
Robert . .................... Porterfield, Leland
......................... Prather, Stuart Preston, Bob ..................
............. Preston, Ethel -----------------
..........3..2..,........... Proctor, Don ...............................
Puljan, Fred Pumphrey, Theodore Putnam, Patsy
............................. Q Quady, John Quigley, Clara
.................................. R Radisich, Marlene
............................ Radliff, Gary ...............................
Rainford, Billy Rainwater, Bill Rainwater, Bob Rairdon, Ruth
................................ Randall, Bruce Rank, Martha
.............................. Rants, John
..................................... Raper, Kathryn ' Rasmussen,
Charles ........................ Rasmussen, Clark Rasmussen, Jove- ......
--- ... Rasmussen, Ronald Ratibone, Elaine ...........................
Rauch, John ................................ Rauda, Benita Rauda, Vigo
Rayburn, Rix Raymond, Harold Reardon, Kathi
................................ Rector, George Reed, Larry
.................................... Reimer, Doreen Reinhard, William
Reinholt, Joan ................... ....... Reinholt, Lois
.......................... Remington, Scott Reniker, Kay
.................................. Renlie, Frank
.................................. Renner, Eugene Repanich, Emarlyn
........................... Resch, Mary
.................................... Resteigen, Jo
.............................. Rettig, Jeanne
............................... Reynolds, Dwight Rhodes, Donna
............................ Rhodes, Lee
..................................... Rice, Keith
.................................... Rice, Marion
............................ 26, Richards, Joan
................................ Richardson, Jack versonat 9dX (con t)
Richardson, Lloyd Richardson, Norman Richardson, William Richbaw, Gary
............................ ............-------1-4--5------------------
Rick, James ................................................. 104
Ricketts, John .............................................. 134 Riley,
Colleen .................--------------------.......................... 145
Riley, Janice Riley, Monita .............................................
145 Ringen, Edmund Ringen, Marlene Rinta, Marilyn
................................ 36, 07, 145 Roach, Ronald
........................................ 52, 145 Roberson. Charles
Roberts, Harold ........................ 32, 34, 55, 139 Roberts, Leon
Roberts, Roberta Robertson, Tom Robinson, Ellis
.......................------------------.........-----.5..6..........------
Robinson, Howard ........................................ 139 Robinson,
Phyllis
.........................................------------1-2--9----------
Roddey, Dave ................................................ 145 Roessel,
Elane .............................................-------
------1-2--8------------ Rogers. Ann
........................................---------------5-0--,- ---1-4--5--
Rogers, Henry
...-----------------------------.......................1..9..8.............
Rohde, Walter ...............................---------..----
...........-1-4--5------------ Roland, Jack Rolie, Charlotte
.................... 55, 80, 134, 139 Romberg, John Romerdahl, Tom
Roorda, Janet Rosch, John
...................------------------------------........1..4...5........
Rose, William Rosi, James
.............................---------------------------.. 54, 128 Rowe,
Robert Rozman, Joann
................------------...................5.-4--,- ---1-4--5--
Rudberg, William Runestrand, Arthur ......................................
118 Russell, DeForrest .................................. 36, 139
Russell, Frank Russell, Pat .................................. 52, 105, 145
Rust, Sam RuthRuff, Clifford Rutland, Eugene Ryan, Jack
...................------------------..............----3-8--,- --145 S
............... 118 Saad, Shirley .....--------
............-------------.....--....6.-4-,.. . 134 51, 56, 139 Sager, Jim
Sakamoto, Ray . ... 45 Salisbury, Margaret ........................ 55,
56, 128 36, 53, 145 Samms, Bob
.................................------------------------ .....5..1...
..............127 Samuelson. Lynda .............................. 40, 55
Sandau, Fred Sande, Earl -------
---------------.......................5..0...,. ....7..9. , 128 .........
53, 55 Sanders, Frances ............................-------
------.....-5-4--,- ---7-4-..... Sanders, Jimmie Sandness, Arnold
.................................------------------1-3--9--- -- Sandvik,
Doris ........................................-----------6-7--,-
---1-3--9--- Sayler, Roland ................29, 55, 56, 129, 134 55, 91,
145 Schacht, Joan ......................................--------------4-,-
---1--45 Schaefer, Kenneth ......................--------------------- 50,
134 Schell, Lucile ...........---------------------......5..5...,.
....6..1..,. -. 139 Sehell, Mary Lou ........... 53 Schermerhorn, John
.......... 32, 34, 36, 52, 139 ................ 54 Schille, Tom
...............................................---------------1--3--9---------
Schilling, Nad'ne ................. 26, 41, 48, 50, 53, 55, 61, 1,39
Srhmidt, Bill .........-------------------------------
.................7..5................... 51, 53, 145 Schmoe, Ruthanna
......................................--------------7-2------ ---- Schott,
Rorney .................-.-. ............. 62, 94, 98 32, 38. 127
Schroedl, Donald ..........36, 38 Schwisow, Stan Schuh, Russell
........................................-------------------3-6----------
..............145 Schultz, Gordon Schwartz, Connie
...........................................------------6--7-----------
.............. 145 Scott, Heather
..............................-.........------------- 51, 71 Scott,
Raymond .............. 139 Scribner, Dn
........-----..........----------......----8-,. ....6. 2, 104
.............. 139 Scribner, Marilyn -----------------------
...................5..4...,. ....5.5... Scruggs, Robert
..........................-----------------.....------7--5-........--
Seeley, Diane Seholm, Eugene
-----------.........-----------.....----....1..3..9.......... Seldomridge,
Charles ....... 55, 105 Selk, Marjorie .............. 127 Selk, Ralph
............... ......------------................... 56 .........9.4.
.....Severson, Richard Shagren, Roland Shahan, Elizabeth
............................------------------------7-2- ........--
....... 55, 128 Shahan, Joseph ....... 53, 145 Shallis, Hunter
.----------------------.....................7..5..,. ....1..4..5.. Shane,
Thomas .............. 145 Sharp, Elaine
..................------------------------------
.......1..4..5.................. .............. 145 Shaw, Albert
......----------------------.............5..2..,.. ....6..2..,. . 128
Shaw, Robert ..... 87, 134 Shivananda, Shri .............. 145 Shook,
Dolres ............ 32, 48, 59, 55, 61, 145 .............. 145 Shore, John
......... 32, 51 Rihler, Margaret Silva, Edwin .. 35, 36, 54 Rilvola,
JoAnn ...............----------------------------- 145 ....... 56, 128
Simon, Jim ....................................................-----------
---1-2--8-------------- .............. 128 Simon, Marilyn 50, 61, 139
Simonsen, Juanita .............................- ...... 139 ..............
145 Simonson, Russell Simpson, Ronald Sinclair, Patricia
......................................... 128 Six, Donald
.....................................---------- 38, 65, 145 Six, Gerald
.....-----------------------..................................1..2.-8----------------...
Skagen, Beck Skieens, Dara ................................... 48, 55, 72
Skina, Mona ........ ........................... 54, 72, 134 Slate,
Corrine ........................................ 51, 134 Sliger, Marlys
...........................................------------------3--2---------
Sliger, Mervin ................................. 34, 36, 128 Small, Duane
Small, Harry .................... 50, 52, 55, 62, 128 Smith, Anita
............................ 53, 55, 56, 129 Smith, Byron
.................................................--------------9-4----------------
Smith, Dallas .................................. 34, 65, 1'5 Sm ith, Dave
.................................................. 145 Smith, Delesta
--------------------- ...................6..8...,. ....1..4..5.. Smith,
Donald
......................--------------------.............1..3...4..--------
Smith, Douglas
...........................................------------1--4--5--------
Smith, Douglas H. ........................................ 145 Smith,
Frank Smith, Gail ..------------------.......................5..2..,.
....61. 145 Smith, James
........................................-------------5-6--,- ---6-2-----
Sm ith, Judy .............................. ...72, 119, 129 Smith,
Lynnette .............................. 50, 61, 129 Smith, Nancy Jo
.................... 53, 55, 61, 145 Smith, Paul Smith, Raymond
...........................................------------5--1--- ---------
Sm'th, Richard ............................................ 145 Smith,
Roger Smith, Ruth Smith, Stan
........................-------------------------------.....6.2.................
Snowden, Helen .............................. 32, 68, 134 Soderstrom,
Lorn Sofie, Tom
...............------.....-------..................-------------7-0-----..
Soine, Janet
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Solene, Kenneth -.............-...........................-- 145 Solie,
Valerie .................................. 55, 74, 139 Solvik, Norman
Sorenson, Judy ......-....--- ....................... 61, 139 Sorstokke,
Carl Soth, Richard Southern, Rose Ann
...................................... 32 Souve, Arthur Sowers, Patricia
.................................... 53, 75 Spangler, Donald
............--------------- --........................-6-9-------- Sparks,
Gayle .......................... 32, 38, 71, 145 Spearin, Herbert
.................................... 56, 118 oellacy, Frank SRokley, Pat
.......................................... 71, 134 Springer, Frank
-----------------------.............7..0..,. ....1..1..8...........
Squillace, Ralph Staggs, Gene .................................. 51, 56,
134 Staggs, Patsy
.......................................-----------5--3--, ---1-3--9---
Stakkestad, Harry Stark, Jack Starr, Mary Start, John Stept ens, David
Stephens, Jack Stevenson, Mary ......................------5--0-,-
---5--4, 61. 134 Stoa, James
........................................----------------9--4- ,- ---9--6---
Stobbart, George Stogsdill, Rose Stole, Kathryn
........................-------------4--8-,- ---67, 145 Stone, Donald
Stone. Robert --------------------.............-----....9...8..,.
....1..0..0.... Stoneburg, Lila Storino, Robert Stover, Walter
Stradley, Margery Streets, Calvin Strom, Frederick Stromberg, Lorrine
........................ 52, 67, 145 Strong, Robert .................. 34,
36, 51, 62, 145 Stroup, Willis
.............................------------................. 13 Stull,
Carole .......................................... 53, 145 Suggs, Robert
.......................................... 94, 96 Sullivan, Colleen
.................................... 45, 129 Sullivan, Daniel Sullivan,
Fred ................................................ 134 Summers, Donald
............................ 56, 70, 139 Sundal, Rey
.................................... 28, 55, 129 Sundal, Rita
............................ 50, 51, 61, 135 Sundean, Donald Sundquist,
John ........................ 32, 34, 65, 135 Sutton, Lloyd Swalwell, Bob
..............................................--------------6-2--------------
Swalwell, Ken .................. 54, 62, 94, 98, 109 Swan, Gerry
.......................... 54, 62, 109, 129 Swanberg, Alan
............... 36, 41, 50, 52, 55, 75, 104, 129 Swanson, Elaine
.................................... 67, 1A6 Swanson. Roger
...................................... 66, 146 Sward, Delores Swedberg.
Rosalee ................ 32, 61, 105, 139 Sweet, Alice
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Swenson, Deanna .............................. 54, 55, 64 Swofford,
Harold T Tabor, Ross
............................................------------6-5--,-
---1-2--9----- Tabor, Tom ...................... 36, 38, 52, 66, 139
Tackett, Don .....------------------------------
......................1..4..6.............. Talbott, Carroll
...................................... 76, 146 Tanqueran, Eileen Tate,
Nancy ............................ 54, 61, 105, 139 Taylor, Charles PAGE
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Taylor, Gary .................................. 36, 62, 139 Taylor, M
arilyn .............................................. 146 Taylor, Ralph
................................................ 135 Taylor, Ray Taylor,
Shirley .......... 26, 32, 52, 54, 61, 146 Tenneson, Ruth
...................................... 51, 139 Terry, Muriel Tesdall,
Richard Teshera, Robert Thacker, Harvey
....................------------........................--6-9------------
Tharp, Marilyn ................ 38, 53, 61, 105, 146 Theiss, James
Thomas, Edward ...................... 50, 56, 69, 146 Thomas, Gerald
Thomas, Jesse
...................----------------------------........7..0..........--
Thomas, Kathryn Thomas, Keith Thomas, Nancy Thompson, George
.................................. 56, 139 Thompson, Harry Thompson,
Janis ....................................... 139 Thompson, Mary Thon,
Jerry ..------------------.................-..-.-.-.-.-.-..- -----
............... 110 Thorlakson, Donald Thorlakson, Juanita Thramer,
Eugene .................................-.. 56, 129 Thynes, Carl Ticknor,
Charlotte .......................................... 129 Tiland, John
............................................ 66, 94 Tincker, James
Tinkham, Kenneth ........................................ 118 Tisch,
Elaine .......................................... 52, 146 Tobie, Paul
.............................. 50, 51, 65, 129 Tolan, John Torgerson,
Linda Torseth, Arnold Torwick, Camille
.................................... 61, 146 Tovrea, Bruce Tovrea, Hubert
Townley, Sharon .................................... 52, 146 Townsend,
William Trames, Bill Travland, Eugene Trecker, Duayne Tromp, Gene
Tromp, Glen Troutner, Kathleen .......................... 42, 45, 139
Trunkey, William Trupp, Carol Tuchman, Louis Tucker, Marilyn
...................... 38, 51, 72, 139 Turk, Nancy
.............................. 32, 34, 61, 139 Turner, Raymond
.......................................... 139 Tutton, Charles
............................................-----------1--3-5-------------
Twing, Dalene .......................... 50, 53, 54, 135 Tyyska, Lorraine
............................................ 135 U Uhrig, Frank
Upington, Thomas Utt, Irving
......--------------------...........------------.............1..2. 9 V
Valley, John VanBronkhorst, David .................................. 146
Vance, Francis ........................................ 66, 146
VanderGriend, Marianne VanderGriend, Marius VanderMey, Dorothy
..................................... 146 VanderMey, Fred VanderYacht,
Gaylon VanDyke, Louis Personal Jnclex (con' Vane, Ellen .....----
--------------------1-2-9-----....................................
Vanetta, William VanLaningham, Lee VanMoorhem, Osborne ......
...........7.5.,. .1.3.5.... VanOttingham, Patricia
...................7.1.............. VanWoudenberg, Stephen VanWyck,
Donald ........................13.5................ Vaughan, William
............3.2,. ..34.,. .5.1, 135 Vaughn, Leona Vaughn, Loren
VanZanten, Lee Vezzetti, Martin
.........................-.--.-1-.3-.-5........ Viereck, Virgil Visser,
John Vitters, Richard Vopnford, Sigrid Vopnford, Walter Vroman, Reta
........................3.6.,. .1.3.9............ Vujovich, Robert W
Waggoner, Tom .............5.6.,. .6.2,. ..10.4, 139 Walker, Claude
...........................7.0....................-----------------------
------ Walker, Ruth ..............5.2.,. .6.4., ..1.0.5, 135 W all, Joyce
.........................7.4.,. .1.3.9............. Wallace, Don
...............5.0.,. .6.2., ..1.1.9., 129 Wallace, Gerald Wallrof,
Margaret ----.............7.1.,. .1.45.......... Walston, JoAnn
......................5.1,. ..14.5........... Walston, Richard
............3.2.,. .3.4.,. .5.0., 62 Walter, Marilyn
...............-------3-6,- --55------------................. Walton, John
Wanter, Gerald -- .........................9.8................ Ware, Ross
Waring, William ....3.4., 45, 50, 52, 75, 130 Warneke, Janet-Kay
.............6.1.,. .1.0.5., ..135 Warner, Joan
..............-------------.7.6...-----------
............................... Waterbury, Gerald
.-----------------------5.6............-.-.-..........56 Waugaman, Darryl
.......................1.4.5............... Weber, Constance Weber,
Dolores Weber, Michael ......................6.6., ..14.5...........
Weeda, Harry Wefer, Norman Weidenbach, Avis ...................5.4.,.
.1.2.9......... Weidenbach, Rosalie .................5.3.,. .1.3.5.......
Weidkamp, Ronald Weinbrecht, Richard ............6.2., ..10.2.,. .139
Wells, Donald Wells, Grace Wells, Robert
...........................1.3.5................... Wells, William West,
Barbara ..................5.5.,. .6.8., ..1.4.6.... West, Don
......................5.4,. ..75.,. .1.3.5....... West, lone
..............................1.4.6.....................----
--------------------------- Westover, Zoanne ................5.0.,. .5.1.,
..1.2.9.. Westrick, Jack
...........................5.6....................-----------------------------
Whalen, Robert Whalen, Terry Whan, Edward ..............5.4.,. .6.7.,
..1.09, 135 Wheeler, Don Whelan, Leonard Whipkey, Kathryn
.........----------------6- 1-------..................................
Whipple, Lorna
..........................1.4.6..................----------------------------
White, Carolyn .......................7.4.,. .1.05............ White, Dan
---------------------5-6-,- -1-0- 8........................................
W hite, Dennis ...........................1.3.5................... White,
Robert ...... ........5.4.,. .9.4., . 96, 129 White, Jerry
............................1.4.6................--------- White, Lawrence
Wicker, Edith Widner, Shirley .................5.3.,. .7.2., ..1.4.6...
Wiedeman, Jacqueline Wieland, Clarissa Wiggins, Gary Wigington, Ralph
Wiig, Norman ........................................66, 135 Wilbur, Mary
............................ 36, 53, 76, 140 Wlikinson, Robert
................... ................... 94 Wilkinson, Virginia
.................. 55, 56, 57, 129 Wilkinson, William Willet, John
................................................. 129 Willette, Jacqueline
............................----- 52, 129 Willey, Richard Willey, Raymond
Willand, Lola ........................... ...................1.46
Williams, Bert Williams, Frank
.....................................------- ----4-5--,- ---7-3--
Williams, Rodger .................................. 29, 135 Williamson,
Omer .......................................... 55 Wilson, Donald
................................................ 66 Wilson, Harriet
........................ 38, 55, 61, 135 Wilson, Jack Wiltfong, Frank
............................................. 94 Winchester, James Wise,
Nada
......................----------------------------.............6..8...----
Wold, Thomas Wolf, George Wolf, Mary Wolf, Peggy
.................................................. 129 Wolgemuth, Joan
............ 50, 53, 61, 119, 129 Wood, Warren
................................................ 146 Woodcock, Jack
...................................... 65, 116 Woodruff, David Woods,
Malcolm Woodward, Lois
.........................------------..............---1-3--5----....
Worthylake, Harry .................................. 56, 129 Wortman, Ruth
................................................ 54 Wray, Donna
.................................... 29, 55, 129 Wright, Janice
....................................... 53, 146 Wright, Martha
.................................... 105, 146 Y Yamashita, Thelma
........................ 50, 55, 139 Yerrington, Ruby Lee
...................................... 36 Yoakum, Delmar
.................................... 52, 146 Yonekawa, Mitsu
............................................ 140 Yorkston, Thomas
Yoshimura, Gwendolyn Yothers, Jerry Yotsko, Sandra
...................................... 54, 146 Young, Berta Young, John
............................1.3.5.................... Young, Larry
.-.............- ................................ 140 Young, Marilyn
.............................. 55, 67, 129 Young, Robert
........................................ 34, 129 Young, Wayne Youngberg,
Clarence ........ 34, 36, 50, 62, 140 Yount, David
................................ 51, 109, 129 Yount, Karen Z Zabel,
Albert .......................................... 32, 140 Zeebuyth, Wally
Zeller, Herbert ............................................. 146 Ziegler,
Shirley . -..............................7..2..,. . 146 Ziemba, John
Zimmerman, Jerry Zion, Jerolynn ................................ 53, 55,'
140 Zorotovich, Paul Zuanich, Barbara Zupan, Mary
.............................---................ 135 Zwaschka, Marion
cl4cnowte Jmnents Many thanks are due to those connected with the annual
and with the school who helped to make this book possible. We wish to
thank ARTCRAFT ENGRAVING COMPANY and Howard Vierling for all their
assistance in planning; BRADBURY'S PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO and Bob Bradbury for
their speedy service when it was needed most; S. K. SMITH COMPANY and Phil
Clark for the blue and white covers; UNION PRINTING COMPANY and Ken
Nuckolls for their thoughtful cooperation; SANDISON'S PHOTOGRAPHERS for the
portraits of the homecoming princesses; and Jim Bliss, our adviser, for
his guidance and help. To the staff members - a special vote of thanks: to
Stan Lilian, Art Mafli, and Ron Camfield for work in taking pictures of the
many activi-ties and organizations; to the art staff, Ben Doyle, Alan
Swanberg, Pat Gibson, and Rodney Maxwell-Muir, who did an outstanding job
(the fellows designed the end sheets); to the college and each student who
contributed to the production of the book with pictures, suggestions, and
assistance with copy; and to the ambitious staff we had this year. These
people spent long, hard hours in room 128 working on the annual so that the
pictorial and written word of this past year would be correct on every
count. Without the section editors and their assistants the book could not
have been put into production. The cooperation and willingness to work
that they displayed helped us to complete the dummies, layouts, and copy
writing to meet every deadline. In these few words of recognition we
could not possibly hope to mention everyone to whom thanks are due. A large
share of the credit always belongs to those who work in the background and
never receive the praise due to them. We hope that in years to come this
book will help you to recall old memories from your college days at Western
. NADINE SCHILLING, Editor RUTH ANN BRITT, Business Manager PAGE ONE
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