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- Klipsun, 1939
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Show more1939 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1939 - Cover ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [2] of cover ---------- i ,1m £F R gt;I 4m 4'i ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [i] ---------- z, s ; h .w : i. r i r i, *3 _ yri a i t k j H 1. .j. _'l 3 1 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [ii] ---------- 1899-12-29 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [iii] ---------- HLIPSUN 193 9 FRANCES DALEY, Editor CLARENCE SOUKUP, Manager HELEN TRICKEY, Art FRANK NIMS, Photography 000 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [iv] ---------- . .' yr DI ,W 4, ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [v] ---------- H0 L E)" ILe an Ol/f2s1) htWestern Wahington College of EducationBellingham,Washington ai-: r ~us~~ 4ctR. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [vi] ---------- A normal school is founded, 1899 . . . Dr. Edward T. Mathes presides for fifteen years ... First issue of The Messenger appears December, 1899 . .. Eight women students graduate at first commencement . .. . The training school building and "old" gym are two new additions, 1901 ... A science annex is built, 1907 . . The first Klipsun comes off the press, 1913 . . . Dr. George W. Nash takes over, 1914 . . . New Edens Hall is erected, 1921 . . . "Lakewood", ninety-acre tract on Lake Whatcom, is purchased . . . Dwight B. Waldo sits in president's chair for one year, 192 . . . Dr. Charles H. Fisher, beloved by students for the past sixteen r ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [vii] ---------- years, plans for twenty-five years of growth . . . A new library is dedicated, 1928 S. . The first B. A. Degrees are granted, 1933 . . . A physical education building becomes a reality, 1936 . . . A normal school becomes Western Washington College of Education, 1937 . .. . WWC marks an undefeated, untied football season, 1938 . More than fifty students organize the first senior class . . . Architect Carl F. Gould, designer for library and P. E. building, passes . . Library receives $9,000 grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York . . . WWC's fortieth commence-ment is here! . . . 1939. -- ' ___ ~ _L _ __ _ _ _~ L Ir- ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [viii] ---------- In the autumn of 1899 "Bellingham Normal" first opened its doors .... Since then quarters and years have passed by . . . . Students have slipped in and out again . . . . Dreams have been cherished and realized . . . .Buildings have been hoped for and erected . . . . Difficulties have been confronted and surmounted ... Successes have been sought and won ... Joys have been formed and crystal-lized . . . . In an anniversary mood - imbued with the spirit of these forty scin-tillating years - has the 1939 Klipsun been planned. ' t. - r l - 1 n Ij ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [ix] ---------- To one who has had all-encompassing vision for future needs and present opportunities . ... . who, through persistent and careful effort, has built up the "library" within the edifice .... who has sought breadth of thinking and living, and found culture . . . to one who frankly and unflinchingly expresses her views . ... who can discuss issues in deadly earnest, and exchange sallies with no slow wit .... who can still find time to laugh and be gracious .... to WWC's head librarian, Miss Mabel Zoe Wilson, is the 1939 Klip-sun dedicated. ,*NI ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [x] ---------- S Progress .... from a modest nuc-leus in a setting of natural beauty, S shaping the lives, and shaped by the lives of our predecessors who worked earnestly and well, S changing, as the students and the setting changed, only in superficial dress and design, in buildings and landscaping, sustained by the calm firmness of an enduring spirit which, un-changed, touches all who enter these halls and classrqoms. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [xi] ---------- CONTE N TS * ADMINISTRATION * CLASSES * ORGANIZATIONS * AC TIVITIES * ATHLETICS ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [xii] ---------- 0000 4 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [xiii] ---------- L~L( y s f ;4 ~s~~ l' o - ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [xiv] ---------- ii fI _ Ds= s "ssA4; lt; r rt4 r + s. fl rV £ 4 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 12 ---------- PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Although this College was born at the close of the nineteenth century, it is really a product of the twentieth century. Ten years after the territory of Washington became a state, a State Normal School was opened for students at New Whatcom, now Bellingham. In the begin-ning a high school course had to be offered to prepare students for a two-year course that led to a teacher's certificate. Much of this two-year course for teachers was on a high school level. From these beginnings, extending aver a period of forty years, the normal school has evolved into a four-year college that grants a bachelor's degree and offers a teacher's certificate for not less than three years of college work. During these forty years the College has gone forward step by step with the development of the state which it serves, and it has also kept in the front rank of educational institutions that prepare teachers throughout the United States. C. H. FISHER, President Twelve ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 13 ---------- FLORENCE JOHNSON W. J. MARQUIS THE DEANS SAY... This year marks two important historical mile-stones for this college: the fortieth anniversary of its founding and sixteen years of distinquished leadership by President Fisher. These important anniversaries make a fitting occasion to commem-orate achievement. They also present a timely op-portunity to act for building a fine college. To our girl students, perhaps the most signifi-cant symbol of the progressive spirit and change from the traditional Normal to College is the in-creased enrollment of men. A continuation of the growth will make for a more versatile social pro-gram. M. S. KUDER We are aware of much tangible progress over the years. Would this not be an opportune time for each of us to take stock of our education and the education we are offering? Is it making for a critical attitude on our part? Do we have a habitual use of scientific procedure? Does our education furnish us with broad interests as well as a definite, dominant interest? Does it help us to have confidence in ourselves? Can we profit by valid criticism irrespective of the source? Each one must judge for himself. REGISTRAR'S MESSAGE "Life begins at forty!" Don't you believe it! Life begins at the beginning and goes on past forty without pause for breath. A moment for retrospection? Well, only a moment. Progress is a matter of looking forward, not backward. Bigger and better: increased enrollment, new buildings, winning teams! Excellent but superficial-not "progress" except by adolescent standards. A young college in a young country under a leader with vision has been brought to maturity-maturity measured not by years but by other criteria: A keener-minded, more discriminative student body with a taste for shouldering responsibility, not dodg-ing it. A faculty that sees its job in terms of successfully adjusted graduates, not subject matter momentarily mastered. A pointing up of achievable ideals in terms of social advancement-not fruitless compromise. These are the real measures of progress. Thirteen ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 14 ---------- GC ARNTZEN, EDWARD J. Social Sciences A. B., A. M., University of Washington BOND, E. A. Mathematics A. B., Pacific University Ph. D., Teachers College, Columbia University BOOTH, MIRA E. Public School Music A. B., University of Washington A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University BOSON, NILS Public School Music B., Music Education, Northwestern University New England Conservatory of Music, Columbia University BREAKEY, HAZEL Art B. S. Teachers College, Columbia University BURNET, RUTH A. News Writing A. B., University of Washington BUSHELL, DONALD G. Public School Music A. B., A. M., University of Washington CARVER, S. E. Physical Education A. B., Stanford University CEDERSTROM, MOYLE F. English A. B., A. M., University of Washington Ph. D., University of Washington CHURCH, ETHEL Secretary to the President Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. Columbia University COTTON, JACK C. Director of Speech Clinic Ph. D., Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Fourteen _^ II ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 15 ---------- COUNTRYMAN, LINDA Home Economics B. S., Milwaukee Downer College A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University CUMMINS, NORA B. Social Science A. B., Minnesota State University A. M., Columbia University GARVIN, RUTHELEN S School Nurse B. S., University of Washington R. N., Harborview Division, University of Washington GRAGG, GEORGIA P. Penmanship A. N., Palmer School of Penmanship HICKS, ARTHUR C. English A. B., A. M., University of Oregon Ph. D., Stanford University HOPPE, VICTOR H. Speech A. B., Denison University A. M., Northwestern University HOPPER, ELIZABETH M. Secretary, Appointment Bureau A. B., Smith College A. M., University of California HUNT, THOMAS F. Social Science A. B., University of Minnesota A. M., Clark University KANGLEY, LUCY English A. B., A. M., University of Washington Ph. D., Teachers College, Columbia University KIBBE, LYNUS A. Education B. S., Linfield College A. B., A. M., University of Washington A.M., Columbia University LAPPENBUSCH, CHAS. F. Physical Education B. S., University of Washington Fifteen _____I _~L ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 16 ---------- LONGLEY, GERTRUDE Home Economics B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University LOVEGREN, MAY G. Typewriting and Office Practice Vashon College LUSTERMAN, PAUL Band and Orchestral Instruments Royal Conservatory, Leipzig, Germany McGEE, L. A. Health and Physical Education B. S., University of Washington MEAD, MAY, R. N. Nurse Northwestern Sanitarium, Port Townsend, Washington, University of Washington MILLER, IRVING E. Education A. B., University of Rochester A. M., Ph. D., University of Chicago OSSINGER, MARY Science B. S., University of Washington School of Nursing PHILIPPI, H. C. Science B. S., A. M., University of Missouri PLATT, RUTH Science B. S., University of Washington M. S., University of California PLYMPTON, HAZEL Art Ph. B., University of Chicago A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University RICHARDSON, CHARLOTTE B. Industrial Arts B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University Sixteen ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 17 ---------- RUCKMICK, HERBERT Industrial Arts B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University RUPERT, EVELYN Physical Education B. S., A. M., Ohio State University SHERWOOD, EVA Science B. A., Iowa State Teachers College p A. M., Emory University STRANGE, EDITH Piano Graduate Whitworth Conservatory, Tacoma, Washington SUNDQUIST, LEONA Science A. B., M. S., University of Washington ULLIN, ANNA Foreign Languages A. B., University of Washington A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University UPSHALL, C. C. Research and Education A. B., University of British Columbia Ph. D., Teachers College, Columbia University WEYTHMAN, RUTH Health and Physical Education B. S., University of Washington A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University WIIK, NAN DYBDAHL Voice University of Norway WILLIAMS, JOHN Violin University of Michigan American Conservatory of Music, Chicago University of California WILSON, R. D. Printing I. T. U. School of Printing, Indianapolis Practical Experience in Printing SHAVER, FRANKLIN (No Picture) Printing International Printing Pressmen's Association, Memphis, Tennessee Seventeen ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 18 ---------- CASANOVA, KATHERINE M. Training School, First Grade B. S., A. M., Columbia University San Jose State Teachers College CRAWFORD, BERTHA Junior High School English B. S., Teachers College, Columbia University University of Washington DAWSON, MARJORIE E. Primary Supervisor in City Schools B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University ELLIOTT, IRENE M. Training School, Second Grade B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University ERICKSON, EMMA Technique of Teaching B. S., A. M., University of Minnesota State Teachers College, Moorhead, Minnesota GRIM, PAUL R. Social Science, Junior High School B. S., A. M., Ohio State University Ph. D., Ohio State University KINSMAN, PRISCILLA M. Training School, Third Grade Ph. B., Education, University of Chicago A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University MERRIMAN, PEARL Training School, Fourth Grade A. B., A. M., College of Education, Greeley, Colorado Graduate Student, Teachers College, Columbia University Eighteen ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 19 ---------- 1LwLat 00 lt;ini RICH, MARY E. Director of the Training School B. S.. A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University NICOL, SYNVA K. Training School, Pre-Primary A. B., Fresno State Teachers College A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University ODOM, EVELYN Training School, Fifth Grade A. B., Winthrop College A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University TRENT, WILMA E. Intermediate Supervisor in City Schools A. B., A. M., University of Iowa University of Chicago VAN PELT, RUTH Junior High School Math:ematics A. B., University of California A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University WENDLING, ELSIE Junior High Supervisor in City Schools B. S., A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University University of Wisconsin WILLIAMS, MARY LOUISE Training School, Sixth Grade B. E., Milwaukee State Teachers College A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University Nineteen ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 20 ---------- WILSON, MABEL ZOE Librarian A. B., Ohio University B. L. S., New York Library School SNOW, MIRIAM B. Librarian of Children's Literature A. B., New York State Teachers College B. S., M. S., Scl ool of Library Service A. M., Teachers College, Columbia University Embodying the ideals of beauty and utility, WWC's attractive library ranks high among the best school libraries in the United States. The institution contains more volumes than ninety per cent of the accredited teachers' college in the country, re-ports the American Association of Teachers College. REESE, PEARL Secretary to the Library Illinois State University Western Illinois State Teachers College BUTLER, CHARLES Reference Librarian A. B., B. S. in L. S., University of Denver University of Chicago GEORGE, LILLIAN B. Cataloger B. S., Rhode Island State College A. B., University of Illinois B. L. S., New York State Library School In December, 1938, the library received a $9,000.00 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The money is available for new books at the rate of $3,000.00 annually for three years. Twenty- nine teachers colleges in the United States were granted funds amounting to a total of $180,000.00; the minimum amount of any grant being $3,000.00. Western Washington College was the only teach-ers college west of the Rockies to receive a grant. In the library, where all the heroes of history are found, Miss Mabel Zoe Wilson, head librarian, is responsible for the outstanding prestige enjoyed by WWC's library. Each winter quarter she teaches a class in Library Techniques. Mr. Charles Butler, who joined the staff in Sep-tember, 1938, occupies the position of reference librarian. Miss Pearl Reese is secretary of the library and supervisor of the reserve book room. Miss Miriam Snow, in charge of the library of children's literature, is also instructor in the children's literature and library courses. Miss Lillian George is cataloguer for the library. Twenty ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [21] ---------- BARRETT, ROSAMOND Secretary to the Director of the Training School BECKWELL, BESSIE Secretary to the Registrar BUCHANAN, SAM Financial Secretary BURNHAM, MYRTLE Recorder ELLIOTT, ELEANOR Assistant in Extension Office HOOD, CHARLOTTE Secretary to the Research Bureau HUGHES, LYN Assistant to the Business Office McKINNON, MARGARET Accountant TREMAIN, MILDRED Secretary to the Dean of Women YOUNG, ORLENA Assistant to the Registrar's Office DOCHERTY, WILHELMINA (No Picture) Assistant to the Appointment Bureau ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [22] ---------- 1 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [23] ---------- ipi ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 24 ---------- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS * Organizing the first official senior class of Western Washington College, the fifty or more degree students held their first class meeting early in the winter quarter. .... Election of officers and formulation of plans for the remainder of the year were listed on the docket of this, their initial get-together . In their final weeks on the campus the graduating class participated in the ac-tivities of .... Class Day .... Bacca-laureate . . . . Alumni Banquet . . and an impressive Commencement which closed their college careers . . S. . . . A challenging force on the board of control, Miss Charlotte Richardson, elected faculty advisor, was deeply in-terested in the activities and the future of the new class. * .... Center and captain of the basket-ball team for the second consecutive year, Harold Nelson demonstrated his executive ability as president of the senior class. * .... "Service with a smile" co-op sales clerk, Catherine Christy, also candidate for Homecoming queen, was chosen vice-president. S. . . . Echo Oxford, energetic Falkyrie and happy, snappy songster, efficiently and promptly discharged the duties of secretary. Twenty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 25 ---------- ALLINSON, FERN Bellingham W. A. A. Cabinet Badminton BOAL, VIRGIE Bellingham "Spring Dance" Valkyrie BOROUGHS, HOMER Bellingham Norsemen's Commission Intra-Mural Basketball BOUCHER, EVA Seattle BOYS, CLAIR L. CHRISTY, CATHERINE COOK, TERRY CROSBY, BETTY Bellingham Bellingham Sedro-Woolley Bellingham Transfer from U. of W. Valkyrie "W" Club Baseball Football CROUSE, COSTON Idaho Falls, Idaho A Cappella Choir "Spring Dance" "Hamlet" CURTIS, JOSEPHINE Granite Falls Volley Ball DAVIS, JEANITA Sedro-Woolley Orchestra Blue Triangle House President DEACON, MARIE Seattle Alkisiah Music Education Badminton ECKER, EVELYN EK, CARMEN ENGEBRETSEN, JOHN GAGNON, DAN Bellingham Issaquah Granite Falls Everett Women's League Tea Committee Alkisiah International Relations Track Campus Day Dance Chairman "Spring Dance" Norsemen's Commission Basketball "Hamlet" Intra-mural Sports Twenty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 26 ---------- GERI, CATHERINE Bellingham GREEN, PATRICIA Seattle Scholarship Society, President Viking Feature Writer Klipsun Staff GREER, MARGARET Aberdeen W. A. A. Badminton Valkyrie GROTE, RAGNHILD THOEN Florence HARDER, MILDRED HART, EILEEN HAWLEY, FORREST HINCHLIFFE, SYBIL Seattle Bellingham Lynden Iloquiam Edens Hall, President Alkisiah Klipsun Staff Viking Editor Valkyrie Viking Staff Klipsun Staff Band "Spring Dance" HILSENBERG, VELMA Seattle WAA Vanadis Bragi Alkisiah HOLSTAD, NELLIE Everett Blue Triangle, Secretary Vanadis Bragi International Relations IVERSON, ARTHUR Allalla Intramural Basketball Baseball JAMES, ALICE Arlington Women's League Commission Orchestra KNIBBS, MARY MEHUS, VIOLA NEIL, RALPH NELSON, HAROLD Bellingham Bellingham Edmonds Edmonds Alkisiah Transfer from W.S.C. ASB President Basketball Captain WAA Secretary Blue Triangle Campus Day Chairman "W" Club WAA Sports Manager Board of Control Track Twenty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 27 ---------- NEUERBERG, VIRGINIA Seattle YWCA, President ICC, Vice-President AWS Commission NIMS, FRANK Sumas Klipsun Staff N'orsemen's Commission OXFORD, ECHO Ferndale Valkyrie A Cappella Choir PETERSON, DONNA Seattle WAA Vanadis Bragi Alkisiah PICKETT, NINA MAE PORTER, JOAN POPOVIC, MILES POWER, PAUL Mount Vernon Raymond Seattle Seattle International Relations, Pres- Alkisiah Transfer from U. of W. Transfer' from U. of W. ident Valkyrie "W" Club ICC, Secretary A Cappella Choir Football House President PRESSENTIN, CAROLINE Sedro- Woolley WAA SIEMONS, ALICE Bellingham Board of Control Blue Triangle, President ICC, President SNOW, FRANCIS Timber Lake, South Dakota TESREAU, JEFF Aberdeen Transfer from U. of W. Golf Team TOLER, NADINE WHITE, ROBERT WILSON, DONALD M. WITHEROW, FLOYD Bellingham Seattle Rosburg Forks WAA Scholarship Society AB President Orchestra Blue Triangle Boaad of Control "Spring Dance" Band Music Education Boxing Music Education Twenty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [28] ---------- The tracery of slim branches crusted with brittle cold ... the sweep-ing grace of windows masked with white . Then as suddenly as it had come, the spell was lifted, the water stood on walks, drab in contrast to the vanished mantle of white. Scenes of crystalline beauty . . . Altering the familiar surroundings and investing trees and build-ings alike with hoary dig-nity . . . Briefly the fin-ger of Winter touched the campus, making these changes with chill wiz-ardry. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 29 ---------- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICCRS * Marking the final year of college life for the majority of these third year students, the Juniors took their place in campus affairs with . . . . a class party sponsored jointly with the sen-iors . . . a very successful costumed "Song Dance" held winter quarter .... capable assistants to the seniors in plans for graduation. .... A Shakesperean drama enthusiast, Dale Courtney, one of the mainstays of the Board of Control and a capable leader, served as president. S. ... Small but dynamic Phyllis Mc- Namee, prominent in school activities, occupied the position of vice-president. .... With ready wit and humor, quizz-ical and shrewd comp. prof., Dr. M. F. Cederstrom, the class's favorite advisor since freshman days, continued in that capacity. * .... Sunny dispositioned and brunette, Bertha Hall executed her secretarial duties with the same zeal that character-ized her production of the hilarious Homecoming assembly. Twenty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [30] ---------- r Alexander, Alma r ilY m s, IIII!I Y Boys, Barbara kit-it r F w r x, i 1 ... ,. K : .: . " fill m it + .F a IIM I " a, ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 31 ---------- ADAMS, BETTIE Bellingham Standards Committee WAA Tennis Manager ALEXANDER, ALMA Everson ALLBAUGH, LYNETTE Everson A Cappella Choir Vanadis Bragi WAA ALLISON, IALEEN Seattle Blue Triangle, President ICC, Corresponding Secretary WAA ANDERSON, ALBERT Issaquah Intramural sports ARMSTRONG, BEATRICE Seattle WAA 4lkisiah Blue Barnacles ARMSTRONG, JAMES Bellingham "W" Club Golf Team Intramural sports AUST, MILDRED Chehalis Blue Triangle, Vice-President Edens Hall, Secretary-Treasurer BALDWIN, CLARICE Seattle WAA Scepter and Shield BARNARD, LOIS Everson Scepter and Shield, President Board of Control WAA BARNES, PAULINE Seattle Board of Control Blue Triangle Valkyrie BARRETT, KEITH Mount Vernon BARROWS, MARY Bellingham Vanadis Bragi BAYS, BARBARA Bellingham BEATTY, FRANCES Seattle WAA BEATY, VIVIAN Hoquiam WAA Scepter and Shield House President BECK, DUDLEY Enumclaw BEIDLEMAN, JEAN Camas Music Education Alkisiah WAA BELL, DON Bellingham "W" Club Football Basketball BERNHOFT, BEATRICE Mount Vernon WAA Cabinet Blue Barnacles BLANDAU, FLORA MARIE Puyallup Blue Triangle YWCA, Secretary Scepter and Shield BODIN, HELEN Longview WAA Vanadis Bragi BOOTHE, HELEN Bellingham Viking Business Manager Valkyrie Alkisiah BOWERS, NELLIE Bellingham Transfer from U. of W. BRAITHWAITE, ELIZABETH Ferndale YWCA, Vice-president BUNDT, DOROTHY Arlington WAA Valkyrie CARLSON, MARION Coeur d'Alene, Idaho CHAPPELL, MARIAN Cashmere Blue Triangle Alkisiah CHASE, MANFORD Burlington Golf Team International Relations CHICON, MARY Buckley Blue Triangle Klipsun Staff CHORVAT, FRANK Chicago, Illinois ASB Vice-President Football Captain Sophomore Class, Vice- President CLARKE, VIVIAN Bellingl:am WAA Orchestra CLINE, HOWARD Bellingham Transfer from W. S. C. Viking Staff Football COLLETT, MARGARET Bellingham Orchestra Music Education WAA COOPER, MARY Everett Valkyrie Blue Barnacles COTTER, VIRGINIA Langley WAA Scepter and Shield 0i Thirty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [32] ---------- 'Pk4 III' x 'x 4444 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 33 ---------- COURTNEY, DALE Sequim Junior Class President Board of Control International Relations COWLES, EDNA Issaquah Scholarship Society YWCA Scepter and Shield CRAWFORD, JEAN Seattle DAHL, LOUISE Tacoma Transfer from U. of W. Alkisiah DALEY, FRANCES Everett Klipsun Editor Alkisiah, President Viking Staff DAVIES, BETSY Aberdeen Viking Staff WAA DAVIS, VIVIAN Seattle House President Blue Triangle DE BRULER, RALPH Montesano Swimming Golf A Cappella Choir DICKEY, MAXINE Centralia Blue Triangle Alkisiah DICKINSON, ARLENE Bellingham WAA, Treasurer Klipsun Staff Valkyrie, Secretary-Treasurer DICKINSON, M. C. II Bellinglam DISNEY, BLANCHE Seattle International Relations DORCY, LAURA B ellingham WAA Scepter and Shield DUNN, NONA Bellingham Blue Triangle WAA DUNNING, MARJORIE Shelton Blue Triangle Cabinet Women's League Commission Music Education, Secretary DU VAL, FRANCES Hoquiam EATON, ELEANOR Seattle Valkyrie EBELING, PAULINE Burlington Transfer from Whitman College Music Education International Relations ECKERT, EARL Puyallup Viking Business Manager Bandsmen's Informal Chairman "Spring Dance" ELLIS, JOHN Bellingham "W" Club Ski Club ESTILL, NAOMI Waterville WAA EVANS, FRANCES Renton Transfer from U. of W. "Spring Dance" WAA EYER, RUSSELL Willapa Bai sketball Track Athletic Manager FISHER, CHARLES Bellingham Tennis Banf Orchestra FISHER, ISABELLE Coupeville AWS, Vice-president WAA Cabinet Women's Athletic Conference Delegate FOSTER, ARLEEN Athena, Oregon Transfer from Whitman College A Cappella Choir FOWLER, DOROTHY Seattle AWS Publicity Cl:airman Vanadis Bragi WAA FOX, JOHN Marion, Indiana "W" Club, Vice-President Basketball Football FUNK, NORMAN Lynden Music Education, President Band Track GERARD, MARGARET Bellingham A lkisiah WAA GIBBS, IONE Snohomish GILL, ISABEL Newberg, Oregon WAA Blue Triangle GOOKINS, THERESA Tacoma WAA Blue Barnacles Alkisiah GORMAN, MARGARET Seattle Alkisiah WAA GROTH, FRANCIS Vancouver Intramural Sports HALL, BERTHA Longview Vanadis Bragi, Treasurer Alkisiah, Secretary Junior Class Secretary Thirty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [34] ---------- SP7 i -well "t r fini Mwk . .. " Y.. ifs s .4r lt; 7 wf k -Vol lt; r" w tie rim II{ i i r=. r is 'A id, -Vii Ap L w ' AOi' e, III I I II i I ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 35 ---------- HANSELL, RITA Park Place, Oregon Blue Barnacles WAA HARLOW, ELSIE Seattle WAA Alkisiah Ski Club HORN, JACK Bellingham Transfer from U. of W. Band Orchestra HOWATT, MAYNARD Seattle Scholarship Society Track HIomecoming Rally Chairman JACKSON, RUSSELL Bellingha m Norsemen Scholarship Society KINGSLEY, HOPE Seattle Vanadis Bragi, President JOHNSON, AURORA Bellingha m WAA Scepter and Shield Alkisiah HARMELING, PHYLLIS Rockport Transfer from Sacramento Junior College Blue Barnacles HUDSON, DICK Seattle Intramural Basketball Track HUNTTING, MINNIE Silver Creek JONES. HOWARD Bellingham Transfer from U. of W. Football JONES, MARJORIE Vancouver KNITTEL, CLAYTON Lynden Orcl: estra Band, Drum Major Scholarship Society KOLSTAD, RALPH Everett HARVEY, KENNETH Everson Basketball Tennis HUTCHINSON, CLARENCE Everett Intramural Sports Norsemen HASTIE, GRACE Mount Vernon WA A Scepter and Shield IMPERO, LUCILLE Maple Falls KALSCH, CECELIA Cornelius, Oregon WAA Alkisiah LANDRUM, RHODA Astoria, Oregon Transfer from Pratt Institute, New York LARSON, MARIE Great Falls, Montana A Cappella, Choir Blue Barnacles Alkisiah HEMINGSON, ERNEST Anacortes HENRIOT, MARY FRANCES Kelso "Spring Dance" Valkyrie WAA HOLDSWORTH, TINA Seattle Blue Barnacles, President XWAA Cabinet HOLTZHEIMER, ERMAN Custer Football Norsemen IMPETT, MARGARET Cl icago, Illinois Transfer from Northwesternl Inter national Relations Vaadis Bragi IRVIN, THOMAS Raymond House President JACKSON, MARY ELLEN Seattle WAA KEMP, JAMES Port Orchard ICC, President International Relations, President KENNEDY, BARBARA Bellingham Women's Athletic Conference Delegate WAA Snorts Manager Usher Chairman KENNEDY, BETSIE Came s Transfer from W. S. C. WA A KING, FRANK Olympia Transfer from U. of C. International Relations LEMONS, DOROTHY Winlock Transfer from U. of W. A Cappella Choir Music Education LINNEY, BETTY-JANE Seattle Valkyrie LUNDQUIST, ROBERT Raymond McCONNAUGHEY, MILDRED Ferndale Thirty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [36] ---------- -7 1 w..:-..w.. .."y....r .,;;:w r:re"rvypsg7wnyp' ., .« -rw - .a .. .. ",,..,... .:8 Aim- u r r : B r I i 3. rw t + : III McConnell, Ro6ert. MacWilliams, Jane Martin, Gladys Martinson, Ruth w.w as a i, j4r O, ".3'y4 r' . ' f lt; i F f i y is lo ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 37 ---------- McCONNELL, ROBERT Snohomish International Relations Music Education MINEAR, AMELIA Seattle Vanadis Bragi Music Education YWCA OMENAAS, HELEN Mount Vernon Blue Triangle Alkisiah PORTER, EDWIN Raymond Intramural basketball MOLENKAMP, ALICE Seattle Board of Control, Secretary Klipsun Staff Summer Mixer Chairman OSIBOV, HENRY Trail City, South Dakota Football QUINN, LEONARD Barnum, Minnesota Norsemen McDOUGALL, MARY Bethel, Alaska YWCA Blue Triangle RHOADS, JOHN W. Everett Transfer from U. of W. Intramural Sports MUNKRES, ALFRED International Relations Bellingham Football MacWILLIAMS, JANE Bremerton Transfer from Wilson Teachers College, Washington, D. C. Band Blue Barnacles MARTIN, GLADYS Bellingham YWCA MARTINSON, RUTH Hoquiam WAA, President AWS, Secretary ICC, Secretary MASTERS, HELEN Enumclaw Board of Control Valkyrie, President Rec Hour Chairman MEREDITH, ARLEENE Pateros Orchestra WAA Scepter and Shield MERRELL, MARY ELEANOR Tacoma Alkisiah WAA MILLER, ARNOLD Klaber MYHRE, LOA-JEAN Seattle YWCA Cabinet Alkisiah Ski Club PENDLETON, PRISCILLA Carnation Transfer from U. of W. Scepter and Shield PETERSON, AGNES Bellingham Blue Triangle NOLL, ELIZABETH Aberdeen Transfer from Gray's Harbor J. C. WAA International Relations 0 NORDQUIST, ANNE Bellingham Valkyrie WAA NYGARD, LILLIAN Everett YWCA O'BRIEN, HELEN Mount Vernon WAA YWCA OLMSTED, EUGENE Deming Orchestra Band A Cappella Choir PETERSON, ALMER Bellingham PETERSON, JEANETTE Ferndale Alkisiah Ski Club PIERCE, HAZEL JANE Tacoma A Cappella Choir Music Education Alkisiah POOL, AUDREY Portland, Oregon Transfer from Southern Oregon Normal Blue Barnacles WAA POOLMAN, WILTON Granite Falls "Spring Dance" RICE, ROWENA Walla Walla Blue Triangle RICHARDS, JEANNE Seattle Vanadis Bragi, Vice-President RICHARDS, ORVILLE Cove, Oregon Intramural Sports RICHARDSON, MILDRED Wenatchee Valkyrie International Relations WAA RINDAL, CHRISTINE Mount Vernon Blue Triangle YWCA RITTENBERG, WINIFRED Bellingham Viking Staff WAA Alkisiah Thirty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [38] ---------- 46 lt;t " )fI4. :3 a . '" senzweig Carol Rowlen, Florence x -Ali ot, 4WI fir. y ;1 s. Slagle, Mabel Soukqp, Clarence ~ x . 1 '+" r " r . lt; 111 s'Fs , r a Yvonne: . ns. ley - . Boyd K gt;W it II II I ; . 1 F 1 46 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 39 ---------- ROBERTS, LAURENCE Vancouver Norsemen Intramural ROCKWITZ, ELIZABETH Bellinghamn SCHOLD, MARGARET Silverdale AWS Commission Alkisiah SCHROEDER, MARGERY A. Mount Vernon YWCA, Social Chairman Band Orchestra SCHWARTZ, ETHEL Seattle Vanadis Bragi Music Education House President STEELHAMMER, YVONNE Centralia Alkasiah Blue Triangle STEPHENS, HARLEY Aurora, Illinois Transfer from Illinois State Teachers College Klipsun Staff STEPHENS, MARY Bremerton WAA Blue Barnacles Edens Hall Trio TUPPER, ENGENE Snohomish Transfer from O.S.C. and C.P.S. VAN LUVEN, ROLAND Mount Vernon International Relations Intramural Sports Homecoming Committee VIMONT, MARY Medford, Oregon ROGERS, SHIRLEY Bellingl am AWS President WAA Cabinet ICC ROSENZWEIG, CAROL Longview Blue Triangle SHAY, BETTY Bellingham WAA, Vice-President Board of Control Homecoming Queen SWANSON, BOYD W. Bellingham "Hamlet" A Cappella Choir TAMM, ELSIE Bellingham Orchestra Music Education VOGLER, JOSEPHINE Spvingdale VOORHIES, GENE Quinault International Relations Vanadis Bragi ROWE, MERNA Shelton SLAGLE, MABEL Ocean Park WAA Badminton WAINIO, ELLEN Coupeville Alk.siah, Treasurer WAA ROWLEN, FLORENCE Opportunity Alkisiah RUPP, HALLIE Centralia RUSSELL, GEORGE Bellingham SARLES, ROBERT Mamaroneck, New York Football SMITH, MABEL Seattle Transfer friom U. of W. WAA SMITH, NATALIE Seattle Transfer from U. of W. WAA Blue Barncales SOUKUP, CLARENCE Edmonds Viking Editor Klipsun Business Manager "Spring Dance" SPENCER, JEAN Bellingham Transfer from WSC Valkyrie TAYLOR, ELLA Leland TIPLIN, MAVIS Bellingl am WAA Scepter and Shield TOWNSEND, BETH Bellingham AWS Commission WAA TROTTER, WOODROW Bellingham WAKEFIELD, EVELYN Centralia Blue Triangle WATSON, KATHLEEN Seattle Transfer from U. of W. WEBER, WAYNE Burlington Track ASB Vice-president Intramural basketball Thirty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 40 ---------- JUNIORS (No Picture) BURNET, MABELLE Bellingham Transfer from Northwestern University CAMPBELL, EVAN Bellingham DOBLER, FRED Everett Transfer from University of Washington DUNLAP, LUCILLE Portland, Oregon Blue Triangle FAILOR, ZILPHA Bellingham HJORT, VIRGINIA Stanwood Volley Ball HUNT, ALBERT Bellingham Band HUNT, DOROTHY Bellingham JONES, ETHEL Bellingham KRIEG, JOHN Oak Harbor LOMSDALE, DONALD Richmond Beach Intramural Sports McGANDY, BETTY Chehalis WAA Alkisiah McKISSICK, MARGARET Lewiston, Idaho Blue Triangle Music Education Alkisiah PETERSON, MARIAN Tacoma Viking Staff VERDUIN, MURIEL Lynden VON SCHEELE, HERMAN Afognak, Alaska WILKINSON, ARTHUR Bellingham WRIGHT, RUTH Snohomish Music Education Forty ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 41 ---------- WESTON, VIRGINIA Seattle Blue Triangle Valkyrie WHALEY, LILLIAN Goble, Oregon A Cappella Choir YWCA Alkisiah Viking Staff WHEELER, WINFERD Bellingham Football Intramural Swimming WHITCOMBE, ELOISE Port Stanley WAA International Relations WHEELER, MARGUERITE Bellingham Transfer from U. of W. WHEELER, MARTHA Vancouver Band Orchestra WHITTEN, FLEDA Skamokawa WAA Alkisiah Vanadis Bragi WINSHIP, MERYL Great Falls, Montana "Spring Dance' ' WAA Scepter and Shield WOOD, EULDENE Shawnee, Oklahoma Transfer from Oklahoma College for Women Alkisiah WOODCOCK, DORIS Sequim Transfer from U. of W. BUCHE, ESTHER Beavercreek, Oregon COATES, ALVIN B. Longview Transfer from Lower Columbia Junior College COIT, ROMA Richmond Beach GRACE, MARJORIE Everett GREELEY, RUTH MARIE Puyallup Alkisiah Blue Triangle HARDIN, JACK Lynden PAGE, JOYCE Bellingham TURNER, ANABEL Heppner, Oregon WALSH, CAROLINE Bellingham SENIORS (No Picture) BARRETT, LLOYD Bellingham FRAZIER, EVELYN Bellingham GUMMER, HELEN Seattle HIGH, JAMES Lynden KORTHAUER, KATHARINE Bellingham KINNEAR, LILLIAN Bellingham McHUGH, CORINA Okanogan SEIBEL, MARIBETH Port Angeles WAA COLLEGE GRADUATES (No Picture) DRAKE, JUSTINE Bellingham McINNES, PATRICIA Sequim Graduate from W.S.C. HALL, JAYNE Tacoma Graduate from U. of W. PATTERSON, MARGARET Carnation Alkisiah Vanadis Bragi Scepter and Shield PHILLIPS, HUDSON Handred, California SCHUMANN, ROBERTA Yakima Transfer from U. of W. Forty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 42 ---------- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 0 Sophomores of 1989 are not without honors . . . they have played roles of influence and striking responsibility ... To their class belong both the editor and business manager of the WW Col-legian, who also edited and financed the Homecoming Booklet . . . this year's Homecoming Chairman . . . two mem-bers of the Board of Control . . . four members on the 1939 Klipsun Staff . .. Socially, they entertained with a Spring Informal, a new undertaking for under-classmen at WWC. . . . . Dorothy Schaus, known among other things for her scholastic achieve-ments, kept the minutes. .... Dr. Arthur C. Hicks, enthusiastic and encouraging president of the Bell-ingham Thcatre Guild, found time in his overcrowded schedule to be the class's Faculty adviser. . ... Jean Morgan, quiet Edens Hall girl, was chosen vice-president. . . .. Michael Baker, well-known mem-ber of the Inter-Club Council, was the class leader. Forty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [43] ---------- SOPHOMORES . . . Top row: Bowman, Anderson, Blanchard, Bever, Carr, Cary, Baker, Burnham, Beck, Berg, Alberg, Boothe, Bennett, Campbell, Bissell, Big-elow, Boone, Boyer, L. Anderson, Barci, Bow, Bruce, Baker, Call, R. Anderson, Carver, Bow-dish, Caldwell Top row: Dolan, Chetwood, Cooper, Ferris, Flynn, Ridder, Engman, Erickson, C. De Bruler, Fowler, Dorcy, Dopp, Christian, Collings, Dean, A. Fuller, R. Eaton, Fox, Frye, M. Clarke, M. Fuller, Frederickson, Fegley, Facey, Cory Top row: Vogel, Kuhn, McLeod, McInnes, Meyer, Lucid, Engebretson, Lindstrom, E. Nelson, Lan-don, Christensen, Germain, Franzke, D. Goheen, E. Kvam, Hall, Gerry, Huter, Johansen, Kuljis, Hensell, Jenkins, James, Johnson, Gunderson, Jeffers, Kinsey, Konnerup, Hilliard, Harris, Johnson, Kaufman, Kent, Gustafson, Krause, Jones, Hamilton, Julius, Hall Top row: Lince, Nelson, Durr, McHenry, Mc- Aulay, Morgan, Lindstrom, Lucid, Pierron, Mon-teith, Peasley, Lobe, Peterson, Perry, Megard, McInnes, Nilsen, Patmore ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [44] ---------- SOPHOMORES . . . Top row: De Visscher, Thiel, Saxon, Stover, Simondson, W. Schweingruber, Sullivan, Tibbles, Tiley, Tougaw, Shepard, G. Schweingruber, Trickey, Props, Schaus, J. Templin, Tripp, Rabb, Tasoni, Squire, Purnell, Stoddard, Shippy, Reid, Simukka, Teichroew Top row: C. Winters, White, Carroll, Van Etten, F. Weihe, J. Weber, C. Von Scheele, Twidwell, Wollan, Tudor, Weeks FRESHMEN . . . W. Baker, Bezzo, Admiral, Alvord, Boal, Bau-man, A. Anderson, R. Adams, Balch, Anderson, Benson, Barquist, Allingham, Beal, G. Adams, Barina, Bayley, Allert, Anderson, Beyer, Ander-son, Anderson, Bates, Asmussen, G. Anderson, M. Adams, Bell Top row: Conlee, Coney, Boyer, Blakely, Brad-burn, Cotterll, D. Clarke, Kilbourne, Cornwell, Burnet, Bozorth, Burke, Boulton, Bowers, Biggs, Bullock, Cross, Buizer, Christopher, Bolman, Butler, Becker, Boone, Bright, Burtenshaw, Cavallin, Feroe ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 45 ---------- FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS * Freshmen indicated to their fellow collegians early in the year that they were well able to hold their special place in college life by first reestablishing the class tradition with a very successful defense of their bonfire on the eve of Homecoming-a precedent tem-porarily broken by last year's freshmen . . . Winter quarter they acted as hosts and hostesses to the Uni-versity of Washington Naval R.O.T.C., specially invited guests, at the freshmen party . . . When two of the fall quarter officers didn't return to school Al Biggs was selected for vice-president and Jacqueline Griffith com-pleted the secretarial term. . .... Dorothy Gan-non, with her dis-arming smile and el-fin sense of humor, acted as secretary. . . . . Charles Kil-bourne, Collegian columnist, was the energetic class pres-ident. .... Mr. L. A. Mc- Gee, young physical educational instruc-tor and coach, was chosen class adviser by the new class. ..... Thomas Cross, blonde headed neo-phyte, served as vice- president. _ Forty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [46] ---------- FRESHMEN ... Top row: Gardiner, Folland, Dodd, Fritz, From-bly Currier, Denton, Deitsch, Featherkile, Gall-agher, A. Dorcy, Ellingsen, Englehart, Forhan, Dolstad, Fillinger, Crossett, Engels, Feldt, Fyhn, Gannon, Davis, Deitsch, Frank Top row: Hanson, Handy, Gischer, Hall, Gillies, Gahm, Goheen, Gooch, Geri, Gilbert, Gritch, Griffith, Hansvold, Hartung, Hampton Top row: B. Howatt, B. Jones, Janikula, Holden, Haussler, E. Jensen, D. Hill, K. Hill, Heitbrink, Hotel, J. Johnson, Heaton, Jenkins, A. Johnson, Hunt, Johnson, Humphrey, Holcomb, Jarvis, Jorgenson, Horn, Hubert, Hicks, Jewell, Hyde Top row: Lobe, Krieg, Linn, Keeler, Larson, Junkin, Lund, Lingbloom, Levin, Loomis, Maggy, King, Leiser, Kirland, Lindgren, Little, Mark-ley, McKinlay, Marken, Karanson, Kimble, Mac-regor, Kelly, Regan, Layborne, Lemen, McCaddon ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [47] ---------- FRESHMEN ... Top row: Nims, Moore, Montes, McMurchie, McClure, Nelson, O'Meara, Walker, Olsen, Nurmi, Mitchell, Mock, Mercy, Olson, Mayhew, F. Mont-gomery, Nulle, Nix, Robey, Olson, Myatt, Neevel, Olmsted, C. Montgomery, Meeker Top row: Page, Selene, Sansregret, Rostad, Randell, Tallmadge, Pearson, Richards, Rodgers, Alstrom, Rogers, Robson, Selander, Schold, Sampson, Sessions, Schons, Pontius, Rizzi, Quisenberry, Riemenschneider, Pellervo, Reilly, Prowse, Petrie, Owings, V. Peterson, Schwald, Peters, Post, Ryan, Olson, O'Reilly Top row: Hill, Williams, Chamberlain, Thom-masen, Hjartson, Stenvig, Simons, Beard, V. Smith, Thomson, Starnes, Snow, Stuart, Herold, Snider, Shiers, Stromme, Small, 'Eveit, Sigurd-son, Sullivan, B. Walsh, Sisker, Terry, Thumme, Tiffany, Strang, Stratford, Thun, Shumate, Thiel, Tegenfeldt, Solibakke, Stevenson Top row: Wolfe, Trotto, Woodard, Weirach, Lewis, Wocd, Valum, Toler, Twcdt, Vist-unet, White, Uhacz, Walton, York, Wehmeyer, White, Vanderwerff, Frasier, Wood, Tremlin, Trigg, Victor ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [48] ---------- w- c9~ "' ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [49] ---------- i .. f 3 i " . , j i F../ r }" Y, : 5. Z A '' " :. . . .. 41 A 4 l : r r . M ' 3 { ftlj \ ~; ,.., 8 t ti \ ,, lt; { f S r .:.. i .. : 3i F 1M ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [50] ---------- A. S. B. BOARD The elimination last spring by popular vote of the "Lame Duck" terms permitted the aug-ust body governing the various activities of the Associated Stu-dents to hold its initial meeting of the present school year with the prospect in view for once of having the same officers leading WEBER. Vice-President NEIL, President continuously from fall through summer ... They alloted all funds for the fun fests including quarterly mixers, rec hours, Homecoming, Campus Day . . . They purchased a much needed sound system and modern wicker furniture for use at school functions... borrowed voting machines to effect a more efficient tabulation of student opinion . . . Made numerous appointments . Rectified gross errors. * .... Ralph Neil, progressive, diplomatic, was rightfully the presiding officer. * . . . . Wayne Weber, smiling, unassuming track star, proved an able vice-president. .... A more diligent and officious Board would be hard to find. Newell, Kathryn; Carver, Sam; Cory, Helen, Molenkamp, Alice, secy.; Ellis, John; Richardson, Charlotte; Masters, Helen; Barnard, Lois; Barnes, Pauline; Grim, Paul; Siemons, Alice; McGee, Loye; Carver, Jean; Courtney, Dale ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [51] ---------- 1939 KLIPSUN The 1939 Klipsun with its 40th anniversary edition is a fitting climax to the earnest ef-fort expended on the part of the small but efficient staff to give to students a permanent record of the activities of their college . . . Klipsun Staff gave its an-nual barn dance, a hilarious frolic in the big gym . . . sub- DALEY, Editor SOUKUP, Manager mitted a list of outstanding students to a faculty committee who in turn chose the Big Ten . . . managed the popularity contest . . . They were twice royally banqueted at downtown hotels . . . Bob White, veteran writer, was added to the staff spring quarter ... For the first time in the history of the annual, pins were awarded members in good standing. * . . . . Frances Daley, fun loving director, librarian, lobbied for her hobby. * . . . . Clarence Soukup, former college weekly editor, disbursed and collected. . All in all, not bad ... we hope. Charlene Patmore, assistant art editor; Helen Trickey, art editor; Adrian Alberg, staff member; Alice Molen-kamp, secretary; Sybil Hinchliffe, staff member; Harley Stephens, men's sports Frank Nims, photographer Stewart McLeod, assistant to editor; Wanda Barci, staff member; Barbara Bowdish, staff member; Helen Cory, women's sports; Ruth A. Burnet, adviser; Charlotte Facey, staff member; Arlene Dickinson, staff member ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [52] ---------- W. W. COLLEGIAN The new vivacious spirit per-vading the hearts of the lads and lassies attending WWC ran rampant, taking the hard work-ing staff of the college weekly by storm . . . An effervescent promulgation, they were, liter-ally and figuratively, the young-est staff in a decade ... The first woman sports editor was ap- RIDDER, Business Manager HILL, Editor pointed this quarter ... Thursday afternoon radio broadcasts were a new feature ... Collegians instigated and sponsored the Schussken Ski Club ... They nearly had a riot on their hands with the "Life" cover on the Homecoming booklet ... a satirical April Fool issue on Hearst the Amer-ican and a special Campus Day Extra were two divergents from com-monplace. S. . .. Evan Hill, the crusading editor, dictated the policy and prin-ciples. * . . . . Bill Ridder, business manager personified, adeptly financed the weekly. . Truly a banner paper with a modernistic college name. Top row: Horel, Walton, Hill, Weber, McNamee, Davis, Johnson, Wilson, Anderson, Solibakke, Heathers, Kaufman, Francis, Kilbourne, Burnet, Forhan, Germain, Gerard, Chamberlain, Meyer, McFadden, Peasley. , . Sm11u, Solibakke, Stenvig, Plumb, irops, Herro.d, b.an..us, I| orS, ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [53] ---------- W. W. COLLEGIAN EVAN HILL BILL RIDDER HANK FRANCIS CHARLES KILBOURNE STEWART L. MCLEOD JEAN WEBER, AL BIGGS MARGARET PEASLEY, BEATRICE HELEN LINDSTROM BETTY SOLIBAKKE RUTH A. BURNET Editor Business Manager News Editor Feature Editor Advertising Manager Sports Editors NIELSEN, MARJORIE MEYER, MARION JONES, Society Editors S . Copy Editor SA dviser REPORTERS AND SPECIAL WRITERS: Anderson, Barci, Bodin, B. Boothe, H. Boothe, Brodniak, Clarke, Collins, Cooper, Courtney, Tratzenberg, B. Davis, S. Davis, Eckert, Fegley, Fred-rickson, Gerry, Hall, Handy, Harrison, Heathers, Horel, Kaufman, King, Kisch, Leiser, Lindstrom, Lince, McFaddon, Mayhew, Oxford, Rittenburg, Rodgers, Simonds, Templin, Trotto, Uhacz, Walton, Weber, Whaley, Wood Top row: Clarke, Rittenberg, Nilsen, Lince, Tiffany, V. Smith, Solibakke, Stenvig, Plumb, Props, Herrold, R. Simonds, Bowdish, Fredrickson, Barci, B. Boothe, Eckert, Biggs, Handy, Boal, King, Thiel, W. Hall, Walker, Leiser, Rodgers, Whaley, Fowler, Cooper, Fegley, McLeod ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [54] ---------- W CLUB Top row: Carver, adviser; Weber, vice-president; Nelson, president; Holtzheimer, Tesreau, Bever, Cook, J. Moses, Fox, Popovic, W. Weber, Ellis, (not in picture D. Bell, secretary) "W" Club is an association whose membership is limited to those men who have proven their merit in certain designated major sports which include football, basketball, track, tennis and golf, and who are entitled therefore to wear the big W ... The club aims to keep athletics at a high level ... It gives an annual dance that is a feature of the spring social whirl. If you want to be fashionable, join the gangling green freshman as he follows the upper-classmen into the Women's League Lounge on Thursday afternoon for a spot of tea de- lightfully served ... And this weekly treat is but a very small part of the comings and goings of the Associated Women Students ... At a glance . .. usherettes . .. informals ... kid parties ... and fall and spring fashion shows . .. to mention a few major ac-tivities. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Top row: Martinson, secretary; Rogers, president; Neuerburg, Fowler, Harris, Dunning, Schold, Newell, Town- ROGERS, President send, Adams, Countryman, adviser; Fisher, vice-president, Johnson, adviser; Shannon, treasurer ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [55] ---------- MARTINSON, President Top row: Holdsworth, Brouwer, B. Hall, Bernhoft, Armstrong, N. Smith, Call, Adams, Rogers, Mullen, Johnson, Kennedy, Fisher, Rupert, adviser; Martinson, president; Meenk, secretary; Shay, vice-president W. A. A. W. A. A., one of the strongest organizations on the campus, practically doubled its mem-bership this year ... Starred events began fall quarter with the play day for freshmen women as part of the Freshman Week program . . . a one-day trip on Dr. Erb's boat to the Viqueen Lodge on Sinclair Island ... Winter quarter... a carnival for the entire student body . . . a ski trip to Mount Baker . . . card party, an informal gathering for members with Chinese checkers, bridge, and pinochle . . . Spring quarter . . . annual playday for Whatcom County high school girls . . . a festival of swimming and folk dancing given by the Blue Barnacles and Folk Dancing Club, for the entire student body . . . a week-end boat trip to Sinclair . . . a salmon bake . . . W. A. A.'ers spon-sored mixed recreation every Thursday night during the year... Fencing, a new sport on this campus, was introduced ... New clubs organized under the auspices of the W. A. A. were badminton, golf, folk dancing, and riding. Top row: Fuller, Jenkins, Backer, Fox, G. Adams, Rowlen, Lindgren, Frank, Prouse, I. Anderson, Hubert, Kisch, Jo Jeffers, Hilsenberg, Jones, Benson, Beyer, Buizer, B. Hall, Turner, Allert, Kaufman, Beaty, Burtenshaw, A. Feldt, B. Hart, J. Christopher, Bullock, V. Crossett, Patmore Top row: J. Olsen, Montgomery, M. Bennett, I. Selander, Tripp, Christo-pher, Beidleman, A. Fuller, Siemons, Rice, Neuerburg, Monteith, Bollerud, Schwartz, Currier, Weber, Whitten, Shumate, Heaton, Bissell, Boone, Meenk, McInnes, Toler, Tegenfeldt, Jones, Reilly, Prowse, D. Berg, Sis-ker, Schwald, Rabb, Reid, Whetstone, Meeker, Riemenschneider, Noonan, Townsend, Newell, Shannon, Barrere ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [56] ---------- ALKISIAH With modern drama in all its phases as the year's theme, Alkisiah attended a Theatre Guild play en masse fall quarter . . . Socially they entertained with a Christmas party . . . winter quarter they held a Valentine Banquet in the Rose room of the Hotel Leopold . . . In May they presented a group of one-act plays in the Blue room for members and friends . . . Another outstanding event of spring quarter was the club cruise . . . Late in May an Installation tea was given by the retiring officers . . . Affiliation with the State Federation of Women's Clubs was a major advancement. BLUE TRIANGLE For the first time in its history, Blue Triangle, affiliate of national Y.W.C.A., had club emiblems-tri-angular, white, silk scarfs with a blue insignia . . . Formal initiation was introduced into club prac-tice . . . Most outstanding of club service for others was their work with a group of poor children in a play period at the Y.W.C.A. on Saturday afternoons . . . With Seabeck summer youth conference as their goal, they sold pom-poms at the Homecoming football game, and gave an old-time silent movie, "Ella Cinders," spring quarter to raise money to send delegates. ALKISIAH Top row: Daley, pres., Schold, vice-pres., Neuer-burg, rep to AWS., Whit-ten, Kalsch, Larson, H. Booth, Hilsenberg, Facey, Neevel, E. Hart, Whaley, R. Anderson, Greeley, Omenaas, B. Hall, secy., Bennett, J. Peterson, Frank, Harlow, Prowse, Rindal, M. Jones, B. Hart, Rabb, Erickson, Gorman, Rowlen, Engelson, Kauf-man, Beidleman, Peters, Wood, Becker, Patmore, (Wainio, treas., not in picture) BLUE TRIANGLE Top row: Vogler, Rindal, Wakefield, Tudor, secy., Telenga, Toler, Rice, New-ell, Dunn, Aust, Monteith, Weston, Rosenzweig, treas., Dunning, Nilsen, Clarke, Cribb, B. Boothe, Hall, A. Peterson, Greeley, Sie-mons, vice-pres., Morgan, Fuller, Allison, pres., Gill ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 57 ---------- Y. W. C. A. Top row: McConnaughey, Neuerburg, president; Mead, adviser; Vallent-goed, Pendleton, Nygard, meeting chairman; Bol-man, Whaley, Cowles, Mc- Gregor, Kaufman, secre-tary- treasurer; Rindal, Braithwaite, vice-presi-dent; Gunderson, Rizze, Kuljis, Sperry, adviser; Grace, Cree, Myhre, Mar-tin. VALKYRIE Top row: Sherk, Rosen-zweig, Fegley, vice-presi-dent; Nordquist, Kober-vig, Harder, Garvin, ad-viser; Squire, Jones, Temp-lin, Barnes, Siemons, Por-ter, Cory, B. Boothe, J. k p Johnson, Linney, Lind-strom, Christy, Peasley, Masters, president; Craw-ford, Clarke, Jeffers, Whet- stone, H. Boothe, Spencer, Weston, Richardson, E. Eaton, Oxford, Dickinson, Bundt, McNamee, Carver, (M. Meyers, not in pic-ture, Treasurer). Y. W. C. A. In order to promote Christian fellowship among young women of the campus, the Y. W. C. A. met every Thursday afternoon for song and Bible study at 4:00 P. M.... The Association met at the Firs with young groups from other colleges in the University Christian Conference, fall and spring quarters... Winter quarter the Y. W. C. A. pro-moted their own Bible Institute, with an open invitation to all students on the campus. VALKYRIE "Enthusiasm" is the password to Valkyrie club members; womanliness, one of their ideals ... Fall quarter these young women supported the college en masse at football games, sponsored a football pep assembly, sold chrysanthemums for the Homecoming football game, entered the Homecoming window display contest . . . Winter quarter found them all sitting together in the cheer section on basketball sidelines ... Spring quarter they entertained with a sports dance and a boat cruise. Fifty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [58] ---------- INTERCLUB COUNCIL Top row: M. Baker, Kemp, president; Hudson, Funk, Courtney, Lapinski, Kingsley, Johnson, adviser; Weber, Daley, Rogers, Fegley, Martin-son, secretary; Schold, Neuer-bur g, vice-president; Cum-mins, adviser; (Allison not in picture, treasurer) INTERCLUB COUNCIL A Czar over all club dances and programs . . . The "Will Hays" of College Clubs ... Made up of representatives of eac h and every club on the campus . . . They do their censor job expert-ly and smartly ... He who dares trespass, let him beware . .. For by his folly, he may undo the good work of others. SCHOLARSHIP A distinguished gold scholar's emblem is proudly worn by the members of the WWC Scholar-ship Society as a token of their high grade point average of not less than 3:5 for three quarters . . . Colossal initiation banquets are held quarterly . . . Summer picnics welcome graduated mem-bers back to summer school . . . the cerebrum est le roi! !! VANADIS BRAGI The primary purpose of this ac- tive student group is to encour-age and stimulate an interest in literature and creative writing . . . Its meetings captivate the minds of the members for the vivid interpretations in discus-sions of the poetry, drama, and novels of various countries and schools of writers. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [59] ---------- ORGANIZED HOUSES Top row: Schwartz, Jackson, Schweingruber, Roberts, Ma-gallon, Cowles, Beaty, Berg, Peterson ORGANIZED HOUSES Flowers to Organized House Of-ficers . . . let's make it Ameri-can Beauty Roses . . . for they surely deserve the laurels . They were the motivating force behind the distinctive house dis-plays for homecoming . .. They insure proper conditions for ef-ficient study . . . healthful rec-reation . . . and a joyous social life. MUSIC EDUCATION By uniting the students who have a common objective in the de-velopment and furtherance of all musical aptitudes and profes-sional growth, the Music Educa-tion Club is fulfilling its destiny . . . Highlighting a busy year, a number of the members attended a special Music Educator's Con-ference at Tacoma this spring. SCEPTER AND SHIELD The Scepter and Sheld is an ef-fective aid to leadership . Their lectures and discussions are of vital interest to those girls who are to become, guardians of future Girl Scout or Campfire Groups . .. They sponsor enjoy-able hikes and participate in many other outdoor activities . quite a likeable bunch. SCEPTER AND SHIELD Top row: Engman, Meredith, Neevel, Hamilton, Pendleton, Cotter, secretary; Cowles, Wahrgren, Willison, Beaty, (Lois Barnard, president, Doris Mullen, vice-president, not in picture) ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [60] ---------- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Top row: King, McHenry, Kemp, president; Engebretsen, treasurer; Courtney, Pickett, Noll, Magallon, Whitcombe, Cummins, adviser; Kaufman, (Strickfaden, vice-president; Van Luven, secretary, not in picture) INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Fathered by the Carnegie Foundation for Inter-national Peace, the IRC Club belongs to a large and interesting family . . . Their contacts are world wide . . . They receive authentic news of international significance long before the average reader . . . Their private library of political science books is adequate and new ... Each spring the. IRC Clubs of Colleges in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho get together for round table discussions. SCHUSSKEN Slalom - Telemark - Sitzmark - Christiana . .. Lovers of the Pacific Northwest . . . The Schuss-ken Ski Club tangibly came to life last fall at WWC . . . It sponsored a multiple of happy treks to Mt. Baker thruout the winter . . . Produced a very enjoyable ski movie at a regular assembly . . . And, beautifully, swiftly, smoothly, these native born sons of Washington carried the color-ful Schussken standard from the slides of Heather Meadows on Mt. Baker to the slopes of Paradise Valley on Mt. Rainier. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [61] ---------- EDENS HALL Top Row: Bissell, reporter; Aust, secretary - treasurer; MacWilliams, social chairman; Johnson, social chairman; Harder, president; Jeffers, secretary-treasurer; Weston, vice-president; (Not in pic-ture: Kennedy, social chair-man; A. Fuller, secretary-treasurer; Perry and Forhan, reporters.) EDENS HALL Edens Hall upheld their traditions in an interest-ing manner . . . Fall quarter: The Inferno, a dor-mitory dance; Christmas caroling; a Christmas breakfast, and the Christmas Tea... Winter quar-ter: A Nazi pajama party and a dinner dance . . . Spring quarter: "Insanity Fair," pajama party, May Day breakfast, and Senior breakfast, in honor of the graduates . . . Edens Hall well becomes a home away from home for College girls. NORSEMEN The Norsemen's Club, new men's unit, was organ-ized last fall to promote better school spirit. Their keynote is service; their aim: to build a men's organization which can take its rightful place at WWC beside the Associated Women Students . .. In conjunction with the Valkyrie Club, the Norse-men sponsored and supported a joint pep-and-card section at every football game . . . A Norsemen's Informal was a winter quarter feature. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [62] ---------- A ) ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [63] ---------- l ^4r INS, lt;~ 4 l 'K ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [64] ---------- SPRING DANCE CAST Alex Benson . . . . . . Virgie Boal Sam Thatcher . . .. Don Wilson Kate iMcKim . . . . . Carmen Ek The Lippincott . . Robert McConnell Sally Prescott . . . . Barbara Boothe Mady Platt . .. . . Frances Evans Frances Fenn . Mary Frances Henriot John Hatton . . . . Clarence Soukup Walter Beckett . . . . Coston Crouse Doc Boyd . . . . . Wilton Poolman Buck Buchanan . . ... Earl Eckert Miss Ritchie . . . Sybil Hinchliffe Mildred . . . . . . Meryl Winship Director. . .... V. H. Hoppe Associate, . . . . Meryl Winship Technical. . . . . Gael Stewart "How can any guy in his right senses walk into a trap like this . . . a female seminary - an absolute man-trap . .. Dear, Dear! And that, I suppose, makes me a father . . . I'd be enchantee. I love older men . . . You see? The simplest way is always the most scientific." ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [65] ---------- HAMLET Hamlet. . . . . . . Boyd Swanson Claudius . . . . . . Marshall Bacon Gertrude . . ... . .. Carmen Ek Ghost . ...... . . Forrest Hawley Polonius . . . . . . Coston Crouse Laertes . ... . .. Dale Courtney Ophelia . . .. . . . Alice Benn Horatio . .. . . . . Derry Conlee Rosencratz . ...... . Gael Stewart Guildenstern. . . ... Doug Lince Garcellus. . . . . . Fred McHenry Bernardo . . . . Roland Van Luven Francisco ... . . . Walter Germain First Grave Digger . Bill Strickfaden Second Grave Digger .. Daniel Denton Third Player . . . . Virginia Cotter First Lady. . . . . . Mary Merrell Second Lady . ... . . Janet Johnson Third Lady . .. . Phyllis McNamee Priest . ....... Jeff Tesreau Director . .. . . V. H. Hoppe "To be or not to be, that is the question . Though yet of Hamlet, our dear brother's death the memory be green .. . I am thy father's spirit . . Adieu! Adieu! Hamlet, Remember me! . . . This is the very ecstasy of love . . . There's Rose-mary; That's for remembrance: . . Pray, Love, Remember, There's Pansies . That's for thoughts . . . Sweets to the Sweets, Farewell . . . Treachery, seek it out." ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 66 ---------- BAND McGrath, Rostad, Eckert, Carr, Husfloen. Second row: Lund, Snow, Bowdish. Third Row: Runnels, Schroeder, Fritz. Fourth Row: Wolfe, Olmstead, White, Rumsey, Allen, Allen, Bowers, MacWilliams. Fifth Row: Uhacz, A. Anderson, Tucker, Funk. Sixth Row: M. Wheeler, Fisher, Witherow, Lindstrom DONALD BUSHELL, Director ORCHESTRA Mrs. Nelson, Twidwell, M. Wheeler, Tucker, Knittel, Ridder, C. Fisher, Wolfe, Eckert, Rostad, Funk, Allen, Olmstead, Gilbert, Blakeslee, Peters, Mrs. Armstrong, Tamm, Hampton, Olmsted, Mrs. Bushell, Davis, Witherow, Collett, Hatfield, V. Clarke, Meredith, Bushell Sixty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 67 ---------- Celebrating the fortieth anniversary of W.W.C. the Band presented its first annual concert under the direction of Donald Bushell in the auditorium ... In the Memorial Day assembly the 32-piece band included in its repertoire such numbers as Prelude by Beghon, Mascarade Suite by La Come and several concert marches. Larrabee State Park was the setting for an outside concert in spring quarter ...... The trim, blue and white military uniforms and the impressive music of the band lent color to six civic parades during the year ...... The popular bandsmen's informal held at the Bellingham Golf and Country Club marked a red letter date on the social calendar . . . . . . After serving as an inspiration for the untied, undefeated football team the band played for twelve home games of basketball . . . This extensive and varied program gives to the band the first place in the number of extra-curricular activities above any other organization on the campus. The Orchestra assisted by Dr. Arthur I. Hicks, piano soloist, presented an assembly concert fall quarter. Among other numbers Lyric Suite by Greig was featured ...... Whitney Tustin, Oboist, and Donald Bushell, 'Cellist rendered solos with the Orches-tra in a winter quarter in the Auditorium ...... The annual Concerto Recital presented by Edith R. Strange and the orchestra on May 26, featured the following students: Vivian McGrath, Violin, Thera Strang, Piano, and Pauline Ebeling, Piano ...... Finishing an eventful year the 38-piece orchestra played for the Commencement ex-ercise of the College. Schubert's immortal Rosamonde Overture was in the Repertoire. Under the direction of Nils Boson the A Cappella Choirj started its second successful year with only six of last year's members ...... In a Christmas Carol Service given in the library, Arlene Foster, soprano, and Boyd Swanson, baritone, were soloists. Instilling the Christmas spirit the Choir sang a program of ancient Christmas Carols with color and beauty ...... On April first the Choir motored to Tacoma where they took part in the College Choir Festival held in connection with the Music Educators Conference ...... The program for the spring quarter assembly given by the Choir included the follow-ing numbers: the Cherubim Song by Tschaikowsky, Ave Maria by Rachmaninoff, and the Gypsy Dance by Zolotariess. Ernest Featherkile, baritone was a soloist ...... For their last appearance of the year the Choir sang at the Baccalaureate service held by the graduating class. CHOIR Back row: Featherkile, Harvey, Rostad, R. DeBruler, Crouse, Barquist, Bowman, Olmsted, Lince, Wilkinson, Carr. Middle row: Bolman, Bodin, Rumsey, Lemons, Crawford, Gookins, Larson, Jackson, Bernhoft, A. Jack-son, Rabb. First row: Thun, Foster, Dunning, Barrow, Schwald, Porter, Kimble, Jones, Oxford, Weber. No Picture: Bird, Bowers, Bright, Feldt, Hansen, Hjartarson, Little, Weston, Wolfe, Gothberg, Pierce, Chamberlain i .t y-seyel ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [68] ---------- EVENING HIGHLIGHTS Informals with beautiful girls and strong flustered men ... in the enchanting atmosphere of the Crystal ballroom of Hotel Leopold, in exclusive Bellingham Golf and Country Club, in Eden's Hall, all with the ripling rhythm of Jay Curtis and his orchestra ... Formals, pro-grams, tuxes, corsages and bowls of honey dew punch were in order ... Popular sponsors included - Woman's League, Bandsmen, Eden's Hall, and the Norsemen's club...... Rec hours with sport dances and collegiate steps were danced away . . . to the strains of popular orchestras and the re-cordings of Benny Goodman, Kay Kaiser, and Guy Lombardo . The Sophomore Football mixer, the Ski Club's "Snow-ball," and the hilarious Klipsun barn dance were outstanding... Hosts for pleasant and refresh-ing social hours for all were Eden's Hall Christmas Tea, the every Thursday Associated Wo-men Students' Tea, and the fac- ulty reception are memorable . . . Artists who performed on the program were: J. R. Will-iams, Violinist; Donald Bushell, 'Cellist; Nils Boson, Pianist; Miss Frieda Williams, Soprano, and Mrs. C. H. Fisher, 'Cellist. . The compositions of Mrs. C. H. Fisher found favor with the audiences...... ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [69] ---------- ASSEMBLIES---TEAS Cosmopolitan speakers, world renowned personalities, and artists brought the cultural and political world of today to our stage . . . all-American football hero and Olympic Games star, Jim Thorpe, related his experiences in sports . . . angelic melodies by Ruth Lorraine Close, Concert Harpist . . . distinguished vocales by the Welsh Imperial Singers . . . rich folk lore of old Germany in the Lieder songs of Ernest Wolff, Baritone . . . masculine ver-satility and rhythm of the dance by Ted Shawn and his male troupe. . . . Through the courtesy of the Civic Music Association such artists as the Seattle Symphony, the Ballet Russe, Millstein, Violinist, and John Gurney, Baritone, were presented. ...... ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [70] ---------- POPULAR * RUTH MARTINSON . . . Ruth was chosen as the most popular woman student for 1938- 39, a well-deserved honor . . This year's prexy of WAA, she is an ardent sportswoman with interests ranging from skiing to archery . . . A keen sense, of humor and a sane, philosophy char-acterize this very representative student of WWC. * JOE MOSES . . . Little Joe, chosen as the most popular man on the cam- ,pus, has added color to the WWC basketball squad for two seasons. A genial personality, Joe has won high regard from his fellow stu-dents, not only on the basketball floor, but in all phases of school life at WWC. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [71] ---------- SMART * CLAYTON KNITTEL . . . Music, books, softball and tennis are a few of the interests in the, life of this president of the Scholarship Society . . . Clayton is known for his excel-lent work as drum major of the WWC band and his virtuosity on the clarinet, as well as for his top rank in scholarship. * PAT GREEN .. . Scholastically super-ior, and able in all matters execu-tive, Pat has established a record attained by few students . . . Her interests are varied, ranging from boats of all kinds to dogs of all kinds . . . Past president of the Scholarship Society, Pat is inter-ested in people, in culture, and in living. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [72] ---------- * RALPH NEIL. . . 1939 student prexy, Bud has held many ex-ecutive positions, including Board of Control representa-tive and chairmanship of Cam-pus Day. O MARGARET SCHOLD... Mar-garet, blond and brown-eyed, is better known to students as Aljean . . . She has been a motivating force in Alkisiah and AWS. * DON WILSON. . Actor, ex-ecutive, and student, Don has won many friends at WWC S. . He made an enviable rec-ord as ASB president in 1938. * FRANCES DALEY... Frances, Alkisiah president, has smil-ingly served WWC over the Circulation desk in the lib-rary ... A born executive, she has given us the 1939 Klipsun. * DALE COURTNEY . .. Dale, a Kitchen Krew member, is thoughtful and careful . . . He is interested in the drama and has served on the Board of Control. RALPH NEIL MARGARET SCHOLD DON WILSON ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [73] ---------- * HAROLD NELSON . . . Big Nelse has skippered the bas-keteers for two seasons . He has also found time to up-hold a good scholastic record and make many friends. * HELEN MASTERS... Valky-rie president, student library assistant, and excellent at re-partee, Helen is known and liked by WWC . . . She has also served on the Board of Control. * ALICE SIEMONS . . . Blond and brilliant, Sally has a quick and telling wit . . . Science and English are her fields, and Blue Triangle claims much of her time. * BOB WHITE . .. Bob is the well-liked student assistant to the reference librarian . Elected Norsemen prexy, he has also been a member of the Board of Control. * VIRGINIA NEUERBURG ... This year's president of Y. W. C. A., Virginia has been an in-spiration to its members . . Alkisiah and ICC profited from her membership. 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A riotous student assembly put the students in the mood for . . . a luncheon at Edens Hall, which merely whetted their appetites for a long-awaited 7-0 victory over Cheney, which set the scene for a grand finale-an alumni dance at the armory . . . All praises went to General Chairman Adrian Alberg, sophomore. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [85] ---------- lt;AI 0 Mn , ~...ii!ii liiii~i~; i ~' ' IVY ; i;i iii !. .. gt;ii~ E4 .wJ ,.i ee ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [86] ---------- OOOPW J 00000 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [87] ---------- a/F t K : J 4 r 'K gt;' ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [88] ---------- .1 iUi;!ll i U A ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [89] ---------- mma er FRED lt;_F BALDWIN AUHN WBER VA W EBERC} #. BELLT TISDALE GLN ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [90] ---------- FOOTBALL Champions of 1938!! . . . Undefeated!! . . . Untied!! . . . First title-holders of the newly formed Western Intercollegiate Conference!! That's the record hung up by Coach Charles Lappenbusch and his men of the gridiron for the 1938 season. More than 1600 fans saw the well knit Viking machine sputter and spit in the first half of the game against the St. Martin Rangers and then swing back into smooth motored precision to march 54 yards in the first three minutes of the third quarter to a touchdown. The Norse-men won their first of a long string of victories 6-3. Once rolling, there was no stopping the Viking juggernaut... Long and accurate passes by Tisdale and Jones furnished the driving power which carried the Western collegians to victories over Oregon Normal 13-6!! . . . Fort Lewis 19-6!! . . . The University of Washington Frosh 6-0!! In the first conference game of the season against Pacific Lutheran College, a new entrant into the League, Lappenbusch unleashed the full force of his power and won easily 33-14. Ellensburg, always a tough team to beat, could not hold back the powerful driving machine of the Vikings and bowed out of the confer-ence picture 13-6. With Cheney, the Viking Jinx, between them and a perfect season, the dreams of Lappenbusch were not to be denied . . . After a thrilling stand by the Viking forward wall on the 2 yard line, his hopes of six lean years were realized with a 7-0 victory . . . The Cheney game was the event of the fifteenth annual Homecoming. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Western Washington College......_._ _ 3 0 Eastern W ashington College................ ............. 2 1 Central W ashington College ............. . ...... .... 1 2 Pacific Lutheran College...__ 0 3 Top row: Coach McGee, Targus, Hansen, Osibov, White, Nelson, Coney, Smith, Janikula, Thygeson, Bever, Thornton, Vanderboom, Jones, Sarles, ,Robson Coach Lappenbusch, Hill, Reischman, Araway, Weber, Hollingsworth, Blanchard, Kinderman, Dombroski, Paul, Flanagan, Fox, Bell, Woodard, Hall, Mitchell, Munkres, Popovic, Cornwell, Westerbeck, Anderson, Nurmi, Davis, Chorvat ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [91] ---------- A BRONZE TRIBUTE TO IRON MEN ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [92] ---------- oe~ Th r ou ho Coach Chuck Lappenbusch +x , ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [93] ---------- f , f : C-han berlain Reaceht s for Onf- Neso Up ins the Air u Fox Under Difficulties r gt; ATorey Glory for Reiseiall s 1hg Toe Jo0e Tries a Fancy One W. 74 ~ . Q: II J~~1Iensburgu SechdM kre,, Hits the EIllensbuar- Linie ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [94] ---------- INTRAMURAL Intramural sports attracted men of the school whose inspirations were not for varsity fame and glory, but for recreation and exercise . .. Basketball attracted the largest number and was played during the fall and winter quarters ... A team, whose very name portrayed their qual-ity, "The Berries," won the A League title, while Viking Manor, always a contender, won the B League crown. Don McNeil bested all of his opponents in both badminton and ping pong tournaments to become the first titleholder of these newly created intramural sports. . . . Jeff Tesreau for the third straight year claimed the foul shooting championship, making 80Co of his tosses at the basket. Intramural baseball won the acclaim of Spring athletes with six vieing for honors.... This game also initiated the college's new football field, being the scene of all the league battles. . . . As this book goes to press, George Dack's NYA is favored for the title, having already won the first half crown. 1~ ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 95 ---------- BASKETBALL Winning 11 and losing 8 games, the Viking basketball quintet fin-ished on the blue side of the ledger for the 1938-39 season. Though the defeats were numerous, they were glorious. Numbered among the losses were games to the University of Washington varsity, which later finished second only to Oregon, National champions, in the northern half of the Pacific Coast conference, Alpine Dairy, winners of the AAU tournament in Seattle, later reaching the quarter finals at Denver, Colorado, and the House of David, a comedy team that has stood many a college quintet on their heads. Among the wins were victories over Pacific University, who later won the championship of the Northwest conference; Pacific Lutheran college, a strong contender for the Western Intercollegiate conference title; and Ellensburg, favorites to capture the crown until they met the Vikings. In conference games, the Viking basketeers fared well on the home courts, winning two games and dropping one. On invasions into foreign territory, however, the ill fated Viking nemesis which has dogged their conference road trips for the past ten years was again present and the Norse failed to collect a single victory. Six newcomers to the Viking squad this year were members of the traveling squad of 11 men. All six made their letters and will be back next year to fight for Lappenbusch's dream of a basketball title to rest alongside his ever memorable football crown of 1938. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Eastern Washington College......-.-....... .......... .... 4 2 Central Washington College ------.-...-_---.-----..-_ 3 3 Pacific Lutheran College-........-----.--.--------- 3 3 Western Washington College...---..- --------.-.----..... .2 4 Top row: Eyer, Nelson, Smith, Chamberlain, Bever, Ness, Franko, Mgr.; Wilson, Fox, Dahl, Millard, Moses, Coach Lappenbusch Ninety-five ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [96] ---------- 'IA C is IF ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [97] ---------- *' a GLE SMITH s gt; , 4 _ I~lE HANK CHAMBERLAIN JIM.ss:~ NELSON SEVER rwr-u y'Y"' r"y 'a - R VSS'w EYE R,~ y ~~f~ ~LE i~iSMITH "-.$ ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [98] ---------- Date Opponent Apr. 21 Pacific Lutheran College May 5 College of Puget Sound May 13 Ellensburg May 18 U. of W. Frosh May 26 Western Intercol-legiate Conf'nce ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [99] ---------- Place Here Here There There Cheney SCORE WWC Opp. 110/3 2 0%2/ 65 65 73 58 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [100] ---------- KIODER GOLFERS WILLIAMS KING With double victories over University ARMSTRONG of British Columbia, and Pacific Lutheran TESREAU College already bagged in early season tilts, CHASE the Viking golfers look like probable cham-pions again for 1939.... Added to the usual routine of divot digging was a special trip to Oregon in which the Vikings met defeat at the hands of the University of Oregon varsity and tied the varsity of Oregon State College. . . . Also listed on the defeat list was a loss to the University of Washington frosh. Nucleus of the team strength is made up of Jeff Tesreau, Manford Chase, Phil Kid-der, James Armstrong and Day Williams. . . With the exception of Williams, this is the same team that won the Tri-college title last year. ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [101] ---------- RACQUETEERS With six consecutive victories already under their belt, Western Washington's tennis team bids fair to give Coach Lappenbusch his second West-ern Intercollegiate Championship for the year 1938-39 . . . The College of Puget Sound Loggers and the Pacific Lutheran Gladiators have already fallen under the swinging rackets of the Viking net-sters . . . A setback at the hands of Ellensburg in a mid- May tilt is the only mar on the Vikings' record New names and faces make up the championship build-ers' net team with Charles Fisher, Bill Fowler, Don Lomsdale, Vic Mollan, Art Bauman and Glenn Lund as prospective lettermen confer-ence favorites. FISHER LUND FOWLER MOLLAN BAUMAN WEEKS PAGE ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [102] ---------- BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL TENNIS BLUE BARNACLES BASKETBALL BADMINTON ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 103 ---------- WITH THE W. A. A. Minus the prospect of a letter and sweater under the new merit system adopted this year, WWC women nevertheless thronged the courts and fields to partake in the wide range of sports sponsored by the Women's Athletics Organization ... Basketball had the largest turnout ... Hockey was voted out but the ever-popular volleyball had a marvelous run, show-ing both fall and winter . . . New clubs organized under the WAA in-cluded Badminton, headed by Fern Allinson, known not only on the hill but also in the town for her dead shot on the birdie; horseback riders, with smiling Bertha Hall as their president, and the Golf club, not the kind to be swung, with a leader . . . The annual trip to Sinclair Island brought sunburned noses and a wholesome liking for "Angels on Horse-back", as a Dagwood sandwich composed of graham crackers, Hershey bars, marshmallows and some even toss in the kitchen sink. The beau-tiful rock laid fireplace makes this possible ... Lucky gals that attended the A.F.C.W. convention in Berkeley and the San Francisco Fair in-cluded secretary Edith Meenk, treasurer Lila Hart, tennis ace Margaret Greer and a hard working freshman, Melba Mayhew . . . Where would WAA have been without prexy Ruth Martinson, who not only lead the gals thru the year with a smile but also was secretary of the Women's League and voted the most representative girl of the campus? . . . Who could forget the roller derbies on Friday nights . . . that Babs Kennedy and Shirley Rogers won the county women's doubles Badminton tourna-ment . . . playing host to the high school visitors on Play Day . . . and bunion derbies to Toad Lake, the Rocks and all points west? . . . Ping pong, shuffle board and jacks were played all year long . . . The bulls-eye, though seldom hit, glared hopefully at many a beauty and her arrow . .. But most of all, the gay smile of Miss Rupert and the happy way of Miss Weythman, not excluding dog, was the memory held most dear to every WAA girl. BASEBALL BLUE BARNACLES Top Row: Feldt, Benson, Nix, Tasoni, Dickinson, Top Row: Shay, Nix, Watson, Hart, Tegenfeldt, Weber, M. Jones, Brouwer, Hamilton, Neevel, Allert, Cole, Burnham, Twedt, Jenkins, Pontius, Fisher, Bollerud, Hubert, Balch, Pierce, Mayhew, Armstrong. Phelps, Vilwock, E. Johnson, Cory, Kimble. VOLLEYBALL Top Row: Neevel, R. Eaton, O'Brien, Hubert, Balch, BASKETBALL Benson, Cole, Kinsey, Foley, Hogg, Nix, Feldt. Top Row: McLean, Armstrong, Watson, M. Jones, N. Smith, K. Newell, Small, Pierce, Neevel, Martin- TENNIS son, L. Hart, Greer, Nix. Top Row: Whetstone, Griffith, Bigelow, J. Bell, Beal, Jeffers, Heaton, Reilly, Noll, Bullock, Buizer, Bay-ley, Morgan, Harmeling, Barnard, Mullen, E. John- BADMINTON CLUB son, Phelps, Solibakke, Beyer, Dybdahl, C. von Top Row: Greer, Martinson, N. Smith, Fowler, Nix, Scheele, B. Adams, Schaus. Allinson, Armstrong, Neevel, McLean, Kennedy. One Hundred Three ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page 104 ---------- Gone are the days of the long bloomers, middies and ties for basketball as well can be remembered, but present still is the game, and modern misses enjoy it just as well as their mothers used to . . . Present too are the thoroughly modern sports of bad-minton, swimming in the crystal water of the WWC pool; golfing at the Lakeway course, and horseback riding through the bridle paths of the nearby hills ... Some- thing else the oldsters never had was the WAA and the comfortable well equipped club-room, made only possible thru high membership... The bloomers and middies may have been relegated to the forgotten past, but our modern miss still brings out the long red flannels when on a ski trip . .. One Hundred Four ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [105] ---------- 4' '{ .', Rupjert Tells~ All .A Few Plointel ~ I2:~~ lt; ~ Fore! The Lone R~anger 5t. MNotitz or Bust II .II a '~'~'~~'" ' R ta th , "i. fF i Y ' ' ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [106] ---------- {/YtdC~t/ A Abernathy, Virginia............................... ... 60 ACTIV IT IES ................ ......................... ........ 62 Adams, Bettie ............................... 30, 54, 55, 102, 103 Adams, Genevieve ------ ......................... 44 Adams, Marjorie ---------------------------.. ..4.4- Adam s, Robert............................................................ 44 ADM INISTRATION ..................................................... 10 Admiral, Arthur. ---------------------------4-4.... Alberg, Adrian....................... ...........43, 51, 61, 84 Alexander, Alma.................................... ... .. 30 ALKISIAH .. ................. ... ... ............. .. 56 Allbaugh, Lynette.................................................... 30, 58 Allen, Earl.............................. ...... 74, 76, 77, 83 Allen, Josephine.......................................................... 66 Allert, Lucille..............................................44, 102, 103 Allingham, William..............................................44, 61 Allinson, Fern..............................................25, 102, 103 Allison, Ialeen............................................30, 56, 58, 63 Alvord, Boyd...........-.................... .----- 44 Anderson, Albert .............................................. 30, 90, 99 Edna---... ---------------- 44 Anderson, Arian ................................................ 44, 61, 66 Anderson, Edna ............................................................ 44 Anderson, Frank.................................................... 43, 94 Anderson, Geraldine........................................44, 52, 53 Anderson, Inez ............................................................ 44 Anderson, Lucie........................................................... 43 Anderson, June............................................................ 44 Anderson, Melvin --------------------------6-1- ...... Anderson, M uriel ........................................................ 44 Anderson, Rose Marie..............................................43, 56 Araway, John.................................................. ----------90 Armstrong, Beatrice................30, 55, 77, 79, 102, 103 Armstrong, James.................................................30, 100 Arntzen, Edward J....... .......................---..... 14, 58 A. S. B. BOARD...............................................................50 Asmussen, Karlene...................................................... 44 ATHLETICS ............................................................-- .. 86 Aust, Mildred ............................... 30, 56, 61, 82, 83 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS.......................... 54 B Bacon, Marshall .. .........................---- 65, 80 Baker, Lois.................................................................. 43 Baker, Michael .................................... 42, 43, 58, 68, 85 Baker, Wesley...........................-----------....44, 91 Balch, Maxine...........................-------..-..- .-.... 44, 102, 103, 104 Baldwin, Clarice................---.......------------.. 30 Baldwin, Fred...........................................89, 91, 92, 93 BAND ................................................... .... .......66, 67 Barci, Wanda....................---....----------- 43, 51, 53, 85 Barina, Betty.............................................................. 44 Barnard, Lois ........................------........ 30, 50, 59, 102, 103 Barnes, Pauline .................................. 30, 50, 57, 69, 79 Barquist, Floyd......................------- ----- ---- 44, 67 Barrere, Betty.........................----------................................ 55, 77 Barrett, Keith.............................................................------------.. 30 Barrett, Lloyd -------.......-- - -..--------------- 41 Barrett, Rosamond................----------------.. 21 Barrow, Margaret....................... ..........................--. 57 Barrows, M ary............................................................ 30 BASKETBALL 93, 95, 96, 97 Bates, Lola........................................ 44 Bauman, Art....................................... .... 44, 101 Bayley, Betty Jean................................44, 80, 102, 103 Bays, Barbara.............................................................. 30 Beal, Dorothy---------------------------................................44, 102, 103 Bean, Robert.................................. .... 80, 90, 91 Beard, W. G---..................................------------------------------- --.. 47 Beatty, Frances............................................ 30, 76, 82 Beaty, Vivian ....................................................... 30, 59 Beck, Dudley....----------------------------- ..................................30, 68 Beck, Marjorie....................................43, 56 Becker, Dorothy.........................................----.........44, 69 Beckwell, Bessie.......................................................... 21 Beidleman, Jean........................................30, 55, 56, 59 Bell, Donald................................30, 54, 81, 89, 90, 91 Bell, Jessie....................................------ -------------5-84,4 , 81, 102, 103 B enn, A lice................................................................ 65 Bennett, Dorothea .................................................. 43, 56 Bennett, M ettje............................................................ 55 Benson, Vivian........................................44, 82, 102, 103 Berg, Donna..... .............................. 43, 50, 55 Bernard, William ----------------- ----------...... 91 Bernhoft, Beatrice ........................... 30, 55, 67, 75, 105 Bever, James........................43, 54, 80, 90, 95, 97, 98 Beyer, Barbara..........................................44, 102, 103 Bezzo, Loren ------------------------------- ....- .. 44 BIG TEN....-----.....................................72, 73 Bigelow, Frances...................................43, 60, 102, 103 Biggs, Alfred ............................. 44, 45, 53, 61, 78, 85 Bissell, Jane............................................43, 55, 61, 76 Black, Sid.........................................................------- ----------------------9-8---------- Blackinton, Chester .................................................... 94 Blakely, Clyde............................................................ 44 Blakeslee, Berton....................................................66, 85 Blanchard, Ralph................................43, 74, 90, 91, 94 Blandeau, Flora ----------------...-------------------.................. 30 BLUE TRIANGLE------------------......----------- 56 Boal, Horton----------------------------------..................................44, 53 Boal, Virgie................................................ 25, 60,64, 81 Boin, Helen......................................------------------- -----------30, 53, 67 Bollerud, Marion........ .................... 55, 102, 103, 105 Bolman, Katherine............................ ........... 44, 57, 67 Bond, John........................------------------------------- .......................----8-5---............. Bond, Elias ---------------------------------------.. 14 Boone, Virgie...... ....................................................... 44 Boone, Elsie............................................................ 43, 55 Booth, Mira E.........................................................----------------------5-0---------14, Boothe, Barbara............................43, 53, 56, 57, 60, 64 Boothe Helen............................................30, 53, 56, 57 Boroughs, Homer....-----------------------------...................................25, 60 Boson, Nils---------....------------- ------------..........................................14, 67 Boucher, Eva.............................................................. 25 Boulton, Delbert.......................................................... 44 Bow, Eleanor.............................................................. 43 Bowdish, Barbara......................................--------- ------------43, 51, 53, 66 Bowers, Nellie ........................................................... 30 Bowens, William....................................................44, 66 Bowman, Albert................................................43, 67, 78 Boyer, Burton ............................................................ 44 Boyer, Lucille ............................................................ 43 Boys, Clair.................................................................. 25 Bozorth, Margaret........................---------------------------------...........4..4................. Bradburn, Lewis.......................................................... 44 Braithewaite, Elizabeth..........................................---- -------------------30, 57 Brandt, Alfred........................................................-----------------------8--5-------50, Breakey, Hazel.........................------------------------------------............1..4..................... Bright, Georgie.......................................................... 44 Brodniak, Walter........................................................ 53 Brodahl, Herbert........................................................ 28 Brouwer, Mary.........................--------------..55, 102, 103, 104, 105 Bruce, Virginia................................................----------------------6--0-,- -4377, Buchanan, Sam........................---- --------------------------------.............2..1..................... Buche, Esther............................------------------------------ -------...........4..0..................... Buizer, Elizabeth........................................----------------------44, 102, 103 Bullock, Ruth..............................................44, 102, 103 Bundt, Dorothy...................................................... 30, 57 Burke, Patricia............................------------------------- -----------...........4..4................... Burnet, Bette...........................------------------------------------- ............4..4..................... Burnet, Mabelle.......................................................... 40 Burnet, Ruth..............................................---------------------5-1--,- -1542, , 53 Burnham, Myrtle.........................-- --------------------------------..........2..1................... Burnham, Nancy....................................43, 60, 102, 103 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [107] ---------- B (CONT.) Burtenshaw, Beverly........................................44, 60, 85 Bushell, Donald....................................................14, 66 Buswell, Anor.............................................................. 91 Butler, Charles................................................20, 60, 78 Butler, Sophie............................................................-------------------4--4-------------- C Caldwell, Fae.............................................................. 43 Call, Patricia..................................................43, 55, 58 Campbell, Carroll ........................................................ 43 Campbell, Evan.......................................................... 40 Carlson, Marion .......................................................... 30 Carr, Alvin........................................................43, 66, 67 Carroll, Louie........................................................------------------------7-4-------44, Carver, Jean..........................28, 43, 50, 57, 60, 68, 85 Carver, Sam......................................................... 14, 54 Cary, James...........----------..........----------------------------...................4..3............ Casanova, Katherine --------------------------------...................1.8.......... Cavallin, Ann .................................................... -------- 44 Cderstrom, Moyle............-------------------......................14, 29, 77, 78 Chamberlain, Bob-------------------- --------------..................................... 52 Chamberlin, Henry..........-...................47, 83, 93, 95, 97 Chappell, Marian....-------......-----------------------.................................30, 69 Chase, Manford-------------------- ...............................................3..0.-,- ---1-0--0-- Chetwood, Gage................................48, 60, 61, 78, 80 Chicon, Mary....................................................30, 79, 80 C H O IR ...................................... .............................. 67 Chorvat, Frank............................30, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92 Christensen, Virginia..................................................------------------4-3--------- Christian, Berni..........................................................-------------------4-3-------------- Christopher, Jean....------------------ --.......................................44, 55, 60 Christy, Catherine ............. 24, 25, 57, 105 Church, Ethel --------- -----.......................----------------------- 14 Clarke, David............................................................. 44 Clarke, Marian....................43, 53, 56, 57, 81, 85, 105 Clarke, Vivian........................................................30, 66 CLASSES .......................................2.2- ........................... Cline, Howard............................................................ 30 Coates, Alvin..............................................................-------------------4--0--------------- Coit, Roma...............................---------------------------------------...........4.0....................... Cole, Julia.........................................................102, 103 Collett, Margaret............................................30, 60, 66 Collings, Eileen................................................---------------------4--3-,- --2787, Coney, Elmer....---- ----------------..................................---------44, 80, 91 Conlee, Dery................................... ......... 44, 65 CONTENTS .....-; ............ .-------. "--......9. Cook, Terry............................................................ 25, 54 Cooper, Mary --------------------------------............ 30 Cooper, Preston----...--------------------------- ..........................................43, 53 Cornwell, John....................................44, 76, 80, 90, 91 Cory, Helen................43, 50, 51, 57, 60, 81, 102, 103 Cotter, Virginia......................................................----- -------------------5-9-----30, Cotton, Jack...............-- -........ ........ . 14 Cotterll, Robert.......................................................... 44 Countryman, Linda.........---------------------------- ..............................6..4...15, Courtney, Dale................29, 32, 50, 53, 57, 60, 65, 72 Cowles, Edna............................................32, 57, 58, 59 Cratsenberg, Shirlee .................................................... 53 Crawford, Bertha......................---------------------------------- ..............1..8.................. (rawford, Jean................................................32, 57, 67 Cree, Doris.................................................................. 57 Cribb, Myrtle.............................................................. 56 Crosby, Betty Ann...................................................... 25 Cross, Margie .............................................................. 44 Cross, Tom.................................................................. 45 Crossett, Verajean.................................................. 46, 77 Crouse, Coston................................25, 64, 65, 67, 100 Cummins, Nora................................................15, 58, 60 Currier, Mary..........................................................46, 55 Curtis, Jo................................................................... 25 Dahl, Louise ................................................................ 32 Dahl, Norman................................................-------------- ---------9-5--,- -839,8 Daley, Frances..............................1, 32, 51, 56, 58, 72 Davies, Betsy..........................................................------------------------5-3--------32, Davis, Jeanita.............................................................. 25 Davis, Russell................................6, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94 Davis, Sybil................................................---------------------5--2-,- --5436,, 63 Dawson, Marjorie........................................................ 18 Deacon, Marie .................................. ............. 25, 59, 85 Dean, Drusilla........................................................ 43, 88 DeBruler, Carl........................................................1, 43 DeBruler, Ralph.................................................... 32, 67 Deburgh, Mary ........................................................... 68 DEDICATION ............................................................ 7 Deitsch, Katrina .......................................................... 46 Deitsch, Pierre............................................................. 46 Denton, Daniel ........................................................ 46, 94 DeVischer, Eugene...................................--------------------- -----------4..4................. Dickey, Maxine............................................................ 32 Dickinson, Arlene............................32, 51, 57, 102, 103 Dickinson, Merville................................................. 32, 77 Disney, Blanche.......................................................... 32 Dobler, Frederick........................................................ 40 Docherty, Wilhelmina..................--------------------------- -.................2..1........... Dodd, William............................------------------------------------ ...........4..6................... Dolan, Robelrt.............................................................. 43 Dolstad, Pauline .......................................................... 46 Dombroski, Richard........................................------------------- ---90, 91, 98 Dopp, Edna ................................................................. 43 Dorcy, Arthur..........................................................------------------------6-1--------46, Dorcy, John....................................................------------------------6-1--,- --4835, Dorcy, Laura ...................... ........................................ 32 Dow, Leland................................................................ 61 Drake, Justine............................................................ 41 Dunlap, Lucille............................................................ 40 Dunn, Nona............................................................32, 56 Dunning, Marjorie............................32, 54, 56, 57, 80 Durr, Charles.................................................... 43, 57, 61 DuVal, Frances............................................................ 32 Dybdahl, JNorma................................................- ----------------------1--0-3-102, E Eaton, Eleanor...................................------------...............32, 57 Eaton, Reda------------------........................................43, 102, 103, 105 Ebeling, Pauline...................................................32, 59 Ecker, Evelyn.............................................................. 25 Eckert, Earl................................................--------- ------------5-3--,- --6332,, 66 EDENS HALL. ..................................6.1........................ Ek, Carmen .............................................. 25, 64, 65, 68 Ellis, John............................32, 50, 54, 60, 61, 94, 98 Ellingsen, Marie ......................................................... 46 Elliott, Eleanor.......................................................... 21 Elliott, Irene...........................-------------------------------- -----............1..8..................... Engebretsen, John-.................-............25, 43, 60, 61, 80 Engelhardt, Leona...................................................... 46 Engels, Juanita.......................................................... 46 Engelson, Georgia..................................................-----------------------5-8----56, Engman, Ruth..................................................43, 56, 59 Erickson, Emma..........................................------------- -......18, 58 Erickson, Ruth......................................................43, 58 Estill, Naomi.............................................................. 32 Evans, Frances.......-------------------------- .................................32, 78, 80, 64 Eyer, Russell........................................32, 93, 95, 97, 99 F Facey, Charlotte-....................................43, 51, 56, 78 Failor, Zilpha.............................................................. 40 Featherkile, Ernest ................................................ 46, 67 Fegley, Virginia....................43, 53, 57, 58, 60, 69, 85 Feldt, Audrene............................................46, 102, 103 1('9Mz1'e ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [108] ---------- F (CONT.) Feroe, Swanie.............................................................. 44 Ferris, Robert .................................. 43 Fillinger, Alfrieda............................................. ..... 46, 82 Fisher, President C. H.....................................12, 76, 84 Fisher, Charles ........................................ 32, 66, 94, 101 Fisher, Isabel....................... .... 32, 54, 55, 102, 103 Flanagan, Jay ................................... .... 90, 91 Flinn, Larry ...............----...... ----.... .....------------ 43 Foley, Betty...................................................... 102, 103 Folland, Clifford ........................................................ 46 FOOTBALL ................................ 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93 Ford, Sam .................................................................... 83 Forhan, Eileen ........................................................ 46, 52 FOREWORD 6 Foster, Arleen..................................................32, 74, 67 Fowler, Dorothy........................32, 54, 58, 77, 102, 103 Fowler, W illard................................43, 53, 61, 84, 101 Fox, Dorothy.......................................................... 43, 69 Fox, John ........................ 32, 54, 88, 90, 91, 93, 95, 96 Francis, Henry................................................52, 53, 83 Frank, Charlotte..............................................46, 56, 82 Franko, Roy..............................................81, 85, 91, 95 Franzke, Lloyd............................................................ 43 Frazier, Evelyn............................................................ 41 Frederickson, Beverly............................................43, 53 FRESHMEN OFFICERS .............................................. 45 Fritz, Robert .......................................................... 46, 66 Frombley, Don ........................................................... 46 Fry, Eileen .................................................................. 43 Fuller, Anita....................................................----------------------5--5-,- ---5463, Fuller, Margaret..........................................................--------------------4-3------------ Funk, Norman............................................32, 58, 59, 66 Fyhn, Irene .......................................................... 46, 104 G Gagnon, Dan ..................---- 25..,. ....9..9........................... Gohm ........................................--------------------------------------------- 46 Gallagher, George.....................------------- ---------------------............ 46 Gannon, Dorothy....................................................45, 46 Gardiner, Elizabeth.................................................... 46 Garvin, Ruthelen............................................------------ -------------15, 57, 78 George, Lillian...........................------------------------------------............2.0.................... Gerard, Margaret.............................---------------------------.......................32, 52 Geri, Catherine...........................................................---------------------2--6------------ Geri, Louis--..-.-.-.-..-.-.-..-.- .-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-.-..-.-. ..................... 46, 61, 94 Germain, Walter........................................43, 52, 61, 85 Gerry, Ross......................................................43, 61, 53 Gibbs, lone.................................................................. 32 Gilbert, Betty.......................................................46, 66 Gill, Isabel........................................................32, 56, 69 Gillies, Tom-------............................................................ 46 Gischer, W alter .......................................................... 46 Goheen, David ............................................................ 43 Goheen, James......................................................-------------------------6-1------46, GOLF ..........------------- ---...........................................................- 100 Gooch, John--------.............--------------------- ..............................6..0..,.- -4661, Gookins, Theresa....................................................---------------------- -6-7-----32, Gorman, Margaret..................-----------------------------...............3..2..,. ....5..6.... Grace, Marjorie ....................................................-------4--0-,- --5--7-------- Gragg, Georgia............................................................ 15 Greeley, Ruth..................................................---- ------------------4--0-,- --2536, Green, Patricia........................................26, 58, 68, 71 Greer, Margaret............................26, 85, 102, 103, 104 Griffith, Jacqueline................45, 46, 83, 102, 103, 104 Grim, Paul........................................18, 50, 60, 61, 78 Gritch, Therese............................----------------- -------------------..........4..6.................... Grote, Ragnhild..........................----------------------------------- ............2..6.................. Groth, Francis ........................................................... 32 Gummer, Helen........................................................... 41 Gunderson, Edith............................................43, 57, 78 Gustafson, Martha..................................................----------------------8--0----43, H Hall, Bertha........................29, 32, 55, 56, 58, 77, 103 Hall, Eleanore........................................................43, 56 Hall, James-----------...................46, 76, 85, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93 Hall, Jayne...................................... .................. 41, 81 Hall, W alter....................................................43, 53, 99 Hamilton, Gladys ....................... 43, 59, 102, 103, 105 HAMLET ........................ ................ . 65 Hampton, Lesley..............................................46, 59, 66 Handy, Lyman .................................. 53 Hansell, Rita............... ..... ..........- . 34, 69, 75, 105 Hansen, Joe............................................ ......... 90, 91 Hansen, Victor ...........................................- .............--- 46, 60 Hansvold, Joyce ...-.-.. .................................................... 46 Harder, Mildred...................................9, 26, 57, 61, 78 Hardin, Jack .............-................................... 40 Harlow, Elsie.............................--..------34, 56, 60, 82, 104 Harmeling, Phyllis ...................................... 34, 102, 103 Harris, Coral .................................................... 43, 54, 79 Harrison, Betty ............................................................ 53 Hart, Beatrice............................................ ................ 56 Hart, Eileen ..................................................... 26, 56, 60 Hart, Lila ..............................................79, 85, 102, 103 Hartung, Bernice ....................................................... 46 Harvie, Joseph ............................................................ 79 Harvey, Kenneth.................................................... 34, 67 Haskell, Edwin ..........................-..6..0...,. ..............--- 61 Hastie, Grace.............................................................. 34 Hatfield, Shirley....................................................-----------------------7--6----66, Haussler, Dorothy------------------------- ----...............................46, 82 Hawley, Forrest----------------------------.................................26, 65, 80 Healy, Murray.......................................................................... 81 Heathers, W ard ..................................................... 52, 53 Heaton, Lois .................................... 46, 55, 85, 102, 103 Helm, Benton .............................................................. 68 Hemingson, Ernest ...................................................... 34 Henriot, Mary Frances.....................................34, 64, 80 Herrold, George...................................................... 47, 53 Hicks, Arthur....................................................15, 42, 58 Hicks, Dora............................................................-----------------4--6-,- ---6--0-------- Hietbrink, Robert........................................................ 46 High, James................................................................ 41 Hill, Charles................................................................ 47 Hill, Dick ................................................................... 46 Hill, Evan .............................. ... ................ 52, 53, 83 Hill, Michael.............................................46, 52, 90, 91 Hilliard, Marie -- -----....... ........................... .. ............4..3.. Hilsenberg, Velma .......................................... 26, 56, 58 Hinchliffe, Sybil................................................26, 51, 64 Hjartarson, Gunnar..........................................--------------------6--1-,4 7,8 1 Hjort, Patricia ............................................................ 40 Hogberg, Cyrus ............................................. ........ 61 Hollingsworth, James ............................... 88, 90, 91, 93, Holstad, Nellie............................................................ 26 Holtzheimer, Elaine.................................................... 83 Holtzheimer, Erman................................................34, 54 Hood, Charlotte.......................................................... 21 Hoppe, Victor .............................................................. 15 Hopper, Elizabeth........................................................ 15 Horel, Charles...-------------------------...................................5..2..,. 465, 3, 61 Horn, Gail......................... .................... ............ 46, 60 Horn, Jack ........................------ ................-------- ............ 34 Howatt, Bruce........................................................46, 76 Howatt, Maynard-------........------- -------------.................................34, 94, 98 Hubert, Dorothy ............................................ 46, 102, 103 Hudson, Richard.................................-------------------34, 58, 60, 80, 85. Hogg, Betty..........................................58, 85, 102, 103 Holcomb, Leroy ............................................................ 46 Holden, William.....................................................---------- -------------4-6----------- Holdsworth, Tina....................................................34, 55 ~~e~u~ ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [109] ---------- H (CONT.) H ughes, Lyn................................................................ 21 Humphrey, Marian ..................................................... 46 Hunt, Albert..................................................... ... 40 Hunt, Dorothy............................................................. 40 Hunt, Mary.......................................................-- --------------------------4--6------....... Hunt, Thomas..................-----------------------.................................15, 77 Huntting, Minnie ...----------------------------------.............................3..4...... Husfloen, Kenneth........................................................ 66 Hutchinson, Clarence .............................3.4.................... Huter, Ted -------------------------------. -4.3...- Hyde, Catherine .-.. .................................... 46 I C C ....................................................................- - -. 34 Im pero, Lucile ............................................................ 34 Impett, Margaret ...........-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..- ..-..-...-..-..-. --3-4---------- INDEX .......................-----------------.............................----------------............. 106 INTRAMURAL ......---------------------.................................................. 94 INTRODUCTION ........................-.- ....1....................... IRC ................................................--------------------......-..-..-..- ...-..-..-. -- 60 Irvin, Thom as...........................-.................................. 34 Iverson, Arthur................--- ......................................... 26 J Jackson, A.........................................----------------...-------------------- .6..7............. Jackson, Mary Ellen..................................34, 59, 60, 67 Jackson, Russell.........................---------...................-----------------34, 61, 82 Jam es, A lice...............................- ................................ 26 James, Richard................................................----------------------6--0-,- -4361, Janikula, Jack..........................................46, 88, 90, 91 Jarvis, Catherine.........................................................---------------------4-6------------ Jeffers, Josephine, 43, 57, 60, 61, 69, 82, 85, 102, 103 Jenkins, Aileen........................................................... 46 Jenkins, Phyllis-...........-- -...................... 43, 76, 102, 103 Jensen, Elmer.............................................................. 46 Jensen, Rolf ................................................................ 77 Jewell, Jean.--........................................................46, 77 Johansen, Monita....................................................-----------------------8-2-----43, Johnson, Ann ...........-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-. 46 Johnson, Aurora .......................................................... 34 Johnson, Eileen................43, 57, 61, 68, 102, 103, 104 Johnson, Elaine .......................................................... 43 Johnson, Florence......................................13, 54, 58, 84 Johnson, James................................................-------- --------------5-2--,- -4661, ,Johnson, Janet........................................................46, 57 Johnson, Louise................-------------------------------...........................8..2.....46, Jones, Ethel ....................................... .................... 40 Jones, Howard......................34, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 Jones, Margaret.........------------------.......------.....--.................56, 102. 103 Jones, Marian...............................43, 53, 55, 57, 60, 67 Jones, Marjorie..........................------------ ................................ 34 Jones, William ...................................................----------- 46, 94 Jorgenson. Helen ........................................................ 46 Julius, Margaret...................................................... 43, 69 Junkin. James..................................................---------------4--6-,- ---7-4--,- -- 76 JUNIOR OFFICERS ............................................. ...-- 29 K Kalsch, Cecilia........................................... ......... 34, 56 Kangley, Lucy.............................................................. Karenson, Bill .........-- ............................... .............. 6, 46 Kaufman, Lela............................43, 52, 56, 57, 58, 60 Keeler, Joe.................................................................. 46 Kelley, Theresa............................................................ 46 Kemp, James.... ----............................. ............... 34, 58, 60 Kennedy, Barbara........................34, 55, 102, 103, 104 Kennedy, Betsie.....................................................------------------------7-8-----34, Kent, Ethel..........................-------- ------------------------------.................4..3................ Kibbe. Lynus A....................------------------------------------ ..............1..5...................... Kidder, Phil................................................................100 Kilbourne. Clarles....................................44. 45, 52, 53 Kimball, Marcia....................................46, 67, 102, 103 Kinderman. Fred....................................................-----------------------9-4-----90, King, Donald .................................................. 46, 53, 100 King. Frank.....................................................------------- ----------5--8--, ---6304, Kingsley, Hope.----................................................. 34, 58 Kinnear, Lillian........................-----------------------------------.............4..1.................. Kinsey, Evalyn............................................43, 102, 103 Kinsman, Priscilla.......................----------------------------- ----............1..8................. Kirkland, Dewey.......................................................... 46 Kisch, Adeline ...----------................................................. 53 KLIPSU N .................................................................. 51 Knibbs, M ary.............................................................. 20 Knittel, Clayton............................34, 58, 59, 66, 61, 81 Kobervig, Katherine.................................................... 57 Kolstad, Ralph........................................................ 34, 76 Konnerup, Yvonne........................................................ 43 Korthauer, Katherine.................................................. 41 Koudal, M argaret........................................................ 48 Krause, Marie.................----------------------................--......................... 43, 79 Krieg, John.....---------- ---------------.................. 6 ...........--------........ 40 Krieg, Philip....................---------------------------------- .........................6..1......46, Kuder, M. S.......---- ----...................................... 13, 78, 84 Kuhn, Clarence............................................................ 43 Kuljis, Winifred...............----------------------------- ................................43, 57 Kvam, Ernest....................................................... 43, 85 L Landon, Ed................................................ 43, 61, 68, 94 Landrum, Rhoda...........................................34, 69, 94 Lappenbusch, Charles ............ .......... 15, 78, 84, 90, 92 Lapinski, Stanley....---- .............................--------------------------58, 61 Larson, Leonard ................................. 46 Larson, Marie -- -------------------....-----.......... 34, 56, 67, 78 Laybourne, Hilda-------------------------...............................---.... 46 Leiser, Wally..--------------------------...............................46, 53, 61 Lemen, Mildred ----------------------------- -....... 46 Lemons, Dorothy...---............................----------------------..34, 59, 67 Levin, Alfred---- .................----------------------------4--6..,. . 61 Lewis, Jack .......----------- .................. .... 47 Lince, Douglas....----................ ...-43, 53, 61, 67, 83, 80 Lindgren, Genevieve ..... .......................... 46, 105 Lindstrom, Helen ...................................... 43, 53, 57, 58 Lindstrom, Richard ------------------------....... ----- --.. 66 Lingbloom, Philip......................----------------------------------..............4..6.................. Linn, James ...........-----...............-............................ 46 Linney, Betty Jane .............................................. 34, 57 Little, H elene ............................................................. 46 Lobe, Carl ----- -- ----------.......----------...46 60 Lomsdale, Donald........................................40, 94, 101 -I Longley, Gertrude........................................................ 16 Loomis, Everett .......................................................... 46 Lovegren, May..................----------------------------- ..................................... 16 Lpowell, Omar--------..........----------------------------.................................... 76 Lucid, Betty.----------.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.-. ....... 43, 75 Lund, Glen....----------------------------- ..............................46, 66, 101 Lundquist, Robert ........................................................ 34 Lustermann, Paul................................................. 16 M MacGregor, Betty .............................. 446............ MacWilliams, Jane........ ... 36, 60, 61, 62, 78, 81, 82 McAulay, Kenneth ..................-------- -----------------..........................--.. 43 McC-ddon, Mary ..--..............................----------------------------- 46, 60 McClure, Robert.........................-----------------------------...... 47 McConnaughey, Mildred---------------------- ..............................34, 51 McConnell, Robert....----------------------------............................36, McDougall, Mary ......-------------..................................... 36 McFadden, John..............................--------------------------- --52, 53 McGandy, Betty...----.............................------------------------------.. 40 McGhee, L. A...--- .........................---------------..--..16, 45, 50, 90, 92 McGrath, Vivian.............................. .........................--------- 66 ~-~mcie~ ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [110] ---------- {/Jtc7 M (CONT.) M cGregor, Jean........................................................... 57 McHenry, Frederick...............................-----43, 60, 65, 78 McHugh, Corina---------------------------------- .................................. 41 McInnes, Margaret ................................------ 43 55 M cIlnnes, Patricia ........................................................ 41 McKinlay, Dorothy ................................ 46 M cKinnon, Don........................................................ 60, 80 McKinnon, Margaret ------------------------------- .....................2.1.......... McKissick, Margaret---------------------..............................----------. 40 McLean, Kathryn ................................----------------8--1-,- ---102, 103 McLeod, Stewart--------...............-----.----------- ---43, 51, 53, 61 McMillen, Vincent ..............--------------------........ --- -------- 81 McMurchie, Edward......---- ----.......--......--------------------- 47 McNamee, Phyllis----------------------.................................-29, 52, 57, 77 McNeil, Don................................... .... 94 Magallon, Anna.................---...---------------- 59, 60 Maggy, Robert......................... ---------------- 46 Marken, Lorene -----......-. --- ------------------- 46 Markley, Harriet.. - -------------..............---------------- 46, 105 Marquis, W. J........................------------------------------------- 13 Martin, Gladys..............................------------------------------------ 36 Martin, Eileen...........................----..----- --------------........ 57 Martinson, Ruth....36, 54, 55, 58, 70, 77, 79, 102, 103 Masters, Helen........................-------------------....--36, 50, 57, 73 80 Maus, Myra... ..------6-0------------------------------- Mayhew, Melba ............... 47, 53, 60, 77, 102, 103, 105 Mead, May.................................. ...-----.. .. 16, 57 M eeker, Helen...................................................-.-. . 47, 55 Meenk, Edith.... .............................. 55, 75, 85, 103 Megard, Edna .................................. 43, 82 Mehus, Viola ---------- -----.-.--.-....... --- ---- 26 Meredith, Arleen----.... ----------.................------------ 36, 59, 66 Merrell, Mary Eleanor ........................-----------------------------.. 36 Merriman, Pearl ---------------------------....---..... 18 Meyer, Marjorie................................-------------------43, 52, 53, 57, 88 M iles, Gladys ........................................... 81 Miles, Lois --------------------------------....-------. 63 Millard, Jack..............................---------------------74, 85, 95, 96, 98 Miller, Arnold --- 3...,. ... 94 Miller, Irving -------- ----------------------------- 16 Minear, Amelia ........... 36, 85 Mitchell, Alick...........................---------------47, 61, 71, 88, 90, 91 Mock, Clarence................................---------------------------------- 47 Molenkamp, Alice....----..............-------------------36, 50, 51 Mollan, Vie---................------------..---------------......------- 101 Monteith, Margaret............ ------------------- 43, 55, 56 Montes, Felix-...----------------...................----------------- 47, 61 Montgomery, Catherine............................................. 47 Montgomery, Florence.................................--.--47, 55, 104 M oore, Jack............................................................... 4 Morgan, Jean--------.... ....---- 42, 43, 56, 68, 79, 102, 103 Moses, Joe........---- ...-----------5..4.., 70, 79, 80, 93, 95, 96 Mullen, Doris...............---- ------------------ 55, 59, 102, 103 Munkres, Alfred.........................-------------...--3--6-,- -...8..8 , 90, 92, 93 MUSIC EDUCATION ................................................. 59 Myatt, Lois .......-----.. 47 Myhre, Loa-Jean........---- ---------------------- - 36, 59 Neevel, Frances................47, 56, 59, 81, 102, 103, 105 N Neil, Ralph ....... ........................ 9, 11, 26, 50, 78, 84 Nelle, Patricia ............................................................ 82 Nelson, Eino--------------- -------------------....................................43, 60 Nelson, Harold ................ 24, 26, 54, 73, 93, 95, 97, 99 Nelson, John......................................47, 60, 83, 90, 91 Ness, Magnus ................................................. 90, 91, 95 Neuerburg, Virginia ........ 27, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 69, 73 Newell, Kathryn................50, 54, 55, 56, 75, 102, 103 Nicol, Synva................................................................ 19 Nilsen, Beatrice ......................... 43, 53, 56, 60, 77, 105 Nims, Buell ................................... .. .. 46 Nims, Frank------------------------ ...................................1, 27, 51, 79, 81 Nix, Nancy------------------------...................................---47, 60, 102, 103 Noll, Elizabeth----------------------...............................36, 60, 102, 103 Noonan, Melba ........................................................... 55 Nordquist, Anne...................................................... 36, 57 NORSEMEN ..---------------------------...................................... 61 Nulle, Ruth-------------------- ......................................-------------------................ 47 Nurmi, Ralph............................................47, 88, 90, 91 Nygard, Lillian ................................................... 36, 57 O O'Brien, Helen..............................................36, 102, 103 Odom, Evelyn ............................................................. 19 Olmsted, Eugene..................................36, 59, 66, 67, 78 Olmsted, Evelyn......................................................47, 66 Olsen, June Marie ................................. 47, 55, 82 Olson, Gertrude.............................------------------------------------..........4..7................... Olson, Marion..............................................................--------------------4-7--------------- Olson, Oscarine.......................--------------------------................................ 47 O'Meara, Patricia......................................................----------------------4-7--------6, Omenaas, Helen..............---------- ----------------------............................5.6......36, ORCHESTRA .......................................................-66, 67 O'Reilly, Olive............................................................ 47 ORGANIZATIONS ...................................................... 48 Osibov, Henry..................................................--------------------- -8--2-,- --3960, Ossinger, Mary............................................................ 16 Owings, Evelyn............................................................ 47 Oxford, Echo..............................24, 27, 53, 57, 67, 105 P Page, Joyce............................................................ 40, 80 Page, Robert........................................................------------------------1--0-1----47, Patmore, Charlene....................................--------------------43, 51, 56, 77 Patterson, Margaret.....................------------ -------------------..............4..1............... Paul, Dan................................................................------------------ ------9--9----------90, Pearson, Donald.........................-----------------------------------............4..7................... Peasley, Margaret....................................--------------------43, 52, 53, 57 Pellervo, Estelle.......................................................... 47 Pendleton, Priscilla..............................................---- -------------------5--7-36, Perry, Jeanne.............................................................. 43 Peters, Marian....---- ................-------------------.....................47, 56, 59, 66 Peterson, Agnes............................................... 36, 56, 69 Peterson, Alnmer..........................................-------------------------36, 61, 94 Peterson, Donna................................................---------------------5--8-,- --5297, Peterson, Jeannette.......................................----------------------36, 56, 60 Peterson, Margy.....................---------------- -------------------............ 43 Peterson, Marian------------------------.................................------.........8..5......40, Peterson, Vivian..........................-------------------------------................4.8..........47, Petrie, Marian .........................-----------------------------...................4..7............ Phelps, Polly......................................................-------------------------1-0--3--102, Philippi, H. C............................................................. 16 Phillips, Hudson......................---------------------------------- .............4..1................... Pickett, Nina Mae..................................................---------------------6--0-----27, Pierce, Hazel.........----------------------------..................................36, 102, 103 Pierron, Marion..................................4.3.......................--------------------------------- Platt. Ruth A.........................................................----------------------6-9---------16, Plumb, Mary Lou--------- ....................-------------------------..............5..3.................... Plympton. Hazel.................------------------------- ---------..................1..6............... Pontius, Leda......................................47, 102, 103, 105 Pool, Audrey..............................--------------------------------------..........3..6...................... Poolman, Wilton....................................................-----------------------6-4----36, Ponovic, Miles..........................................-------------------5--4--, 278, 4, 90 POPULAR ......................................7.0..............-............ Porter, Edwin...........................---------------------------------- ---............3..6..................... Porter. Joan.......................................--------------------5-7-2, 7, 67, 69, 76 Post. Shirley...............................--------------------------------------.........4..7...................... Power, Paul................................--------------------------------------.......2..7....................... Prather. Vonne.......................................................... 105 Pressentin. Caroline--------------------------- .......................................2..7......... Props, Ruth.................................---------------------------------- ..............5..3.......44, Prowse, Margaret...............--------------...............--47, 55, 56, 60, 82 Purnell, Betty...................................-----------------------------.-.- ---- 44 ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [111] ---------- Q Quinn, Leonard ........................................................... 36 Quisenberry, Ozella................-------------- -----------------.................4..7............... R Rabb, Margaret........-----------------------................................44, 55, 56, 67 Randell, Don--------.....................--------------------------......................6..0.............47, Reese, Pearl.....................................2.0..........................------------------------------------- Regan, Margaret..........................-----------------------------------.............4.6.................. Reid, Lois........................................................44, 55, 85 Reilly, Eileen ............................ 47, 55, 79, 102, 103 Reischman, Edward------------.........................88, 90, 91, 92, 93 Rhoads, John............................---- ----3-6---------------------------.............................. Rice, Rowena...........----------------------------- .....................3..6..,.. ...5...5. , 56 Rich, Mary E -------------------------------------.... 19 Richards, Jeanne .............------------------------------................3..6..,. ....5..8....... Richards, Orville.........................---------------- -------------------............3.6.................... R ichards, R ex.............................................................. 47 Richardson, Charlotte B ................................. 16, 24, 50 Richardson, Mildred..............................................----------------------5-7---36, Ridder, William ................... 23, 43, 52, 53, 58, 76, 79 Riemenschneider, Betty..........................................47, 55 Rindal, Christine...............---- -------------------..............................36, 56, 57 Rittenberg, W inifred..............................................36, 53 Rivord, Alfred--..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-. ................ 82 Rizzi, Madelene...................--------------------------------........................5..7.....47, Roberts, Elizabeth......................................................-------------------5--8----------- Roberts, Laurence..........................----------------------------------..........3..8.................. Robey, Lane................................................................--------------------4-7---------------- Robson, Brian...................---------------------------------...............4..7..,. ....6..1......... Rockwitz, Elizabeth.................................................... 38 Rodgers, Abbey .... ... 47, 49, 53 Rogers, Shirley U....................................................... 47 Rogers, Shirley V.............11, 38, 54, 55, 58, 104, 103 Rosenzweig, Carol ........................................... 38, 56, 57 Rostad, Lloyd............................................--------------------6--6-,- -4677, , 81 Rowe, Merna.............................----- ---------------------------------...........3..8...................... Rowlen, Florence....................................................-- ----------------------5-6----38, Ruckmick, Herbert.....................--------------------------------- .............7..9.................. Rumsey, Edwina........................----------------------------------- .............6..7................... Rumsey, Robert........................................................--------------------------------- -66 Runnels, Reginald--------............------------------.........................7...4..,. .-6769, Rupert, Evelyn...........- -------------------------..........................1..0..3...,5 5,1 05 Rupp, Hallie.........................-------------------------------- ----..................3..8............. Russell, George-------- -------------------------..... 38 Ryan, Aileen --------------------- ----------------...... 47 S Sampson, Vernon..---------- ---- 47 Sandell, Rita -----------------------------------...... 81 Sansregret, Leo............................................................ 47 Sarles, Robert............................................38, 89, 90, 91 Saxon, Winston ----------------------------------...... 44 SCEPTER AND SHIELD -----........ ............................ 59 Schaus, Dorothy ...........-..-.. .... 42, 44, 58, 68, 102, 103 SCHOLARSHIP ........................................ 58 Schold, Margaret............................-- 38, 54, 56, 58, 72 Schold, Genevieve --------------------------------...... 47 Schons, Anna ----------------------------------- ..... 47 Schroeder, Margery................................................----------------------6--6---38, Schumann, Roberta.............................------........---------------.......... 41 SCHUSSKEN .......................................------ --------------------............6..0........ Schwald, Cecelia-........... --...................................... 47, 55 Schwartz, Ethel................................................---------------------5--5-,- --3589, Schweingruber, Gertrude........................................----------------------44, 59 Schweingruber, William ............................ 44, 76, 85, 99 Seibel, Maribeth............-------------.......................................... 41 Selander, Ingrid----------- ----------..................................................47, 55 Selene, Bob................................................................ 47 SENIOR OFFICERS ..................................................... 24 Sessions, Irma............................................................ 47 Shannon, Shirley .................................... 54, 55, 59, 81 Shaver, Frank.............................................................. 17 Shay, Betty ........................... 38, 55, 84, 102, 103, 104 Shepard, Evelyn....................................................44, 105 Sherk, Phoebe............................-------------------------------------...........5..7..................... Sherwood, Eva.......................------------------------------------.............1..7...................... Shiers, Frank............................-------------------------------------............4..7.................... Shippy, Virginia..........................................................--------------------4-4------------- Shuman, Ruth.............................................................. 79 Shumate, Melba.........................-------------------------- ...................47, 55, 77 Siemons, Alice ............................. 27, 50, 55, 56, 57, 73 Sigurdson, Jessie......................----------------------------------.............4..7................... Simonds, Ralph......................................................-----------------------6--0------47, Simonson, Edward ....................................... .......... 28, 44 Simukka. Elsie.....--......-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.- ..-.-..-.-.-..-.- 44, 105 Sisker, Rose...........................................................------------------------5--5--------47, Slagle, Mabel..............................................-----------------------7-5--,- 381, 04 Small, Frances- ..........................................-47, 102, 103 SMART ...........-------------................................................... 71 Smith, George................----------------------..............................76, 80 Smith, Glen....................- .......76, 89, 90, 91, 93, 95, 97 Smith, Mabel.......................................................38, 79 Smith, Natalie................-.......................38, 55, 102. 103 Smith, Vernon...................---------------------- .................................47, 53 Snider, Howard.........................----------------------------------- ............4..7................... Snow, Francis-............................................................. 27 Snow, Miriam........................................................-------------------------8-0------20, Snow, Taylor.....................----- -----------------------------........................6..6.......47, Solibakke. Betty..............47, 52, 53, 60, 77, 102, 103 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS...........................4.2.......... Soukup, Olarence ................................. 1, 38, 51, 64, 85 Spencer, Jean .................................................... 38, 57 Sperry, M. Belle.......................................................... 57 SPRING DANCE-------------------- ...............................................6..4....... Squire, Genne---------------- .......................................................... 44, 57 Steelhammer, Yvonne.................................................. 38 Stenvig, Jack..................-- .................................... 47, 52 Stephens, Harley......--------............------ --..----------...............38, 51 Stephens, Mary-...-----.... -----...............................-- 38, 105 Stevenson, Doris ...................----------------------------------..............4.7................... Stoddard, Louise....................------- ------------------------......................4.4........... Stoddard, Marguerite.................................................. 76 Stover, Al.................................................44, 60, 61, 83 Strang, Thera ..........................--------------------- ----------------.........4..7........................ Strange, Edith................................----------------------------------- .......1....7.................. Stratford, Maurene...................................................... 47 Strickfaden, Bill-------- -................----------------------..........................7..7.....65, Stroebel, Josephine............................. ...................... 58 Stromme, Don..............-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.-..-.-.- 47 Stuart, Bob................................................................ 47 Stuart, Gael ................................................................ 85 Sullivan, Gertrude ...................................................... 47 Sullivan, Mark............................................................-------------------4-4--------------- Sundquist, Leona.....................----------------------------------..............1..7................... Swanson, Boyd------------------------- --------...................................38, 65 T Tallmadge, Eugene..........................................47, 61, 81 Tamm, Elsie---............................................. .... 38, 59, 66 Targus, Stanley.....------............------------------ ----...........................90, 91, 92 Tasoni, Frances.......------------------------...............................44, 102, 103 Taylor, Ella----------------------...................................................... 38 Taylor, James.................--------------- ------------------..........................9..8.......94, Tegenfeldt, Marie....................47, 55, 60, 81, 102, 103 Teichroew, Beth.......................................................... 44 Telenga, Maxine.......................................................... 56 Templin, Jane---...........................4-4, 53, 57, 60, 81, 85 TENNIS ..................................................................... 101 Terry, Wilma...........................---------- ---------------------------............4..7..................... Tesreau, Jeff....----...........................------------------...27, 54, 94, 100 Thiel, Hollis....----..............................--------------........47, 81 Thiel, Virginia.................................................44, 53, 60 /( *9 Z1 e ----------- Klipsun, 1939 - Page [112] ---------- T (CONT.) Thommasen, John ................................... 47, 74, 99 Thompson, Silas............................... 47 Thornton, Marian.................................90, 91 Thorpe, Arthur ..................................------------ 60, 61, 75 Thumme, Loretta........--------------.-..............-------------------- 47 Thun, Lucille..................... ...... ..4..7, 67, 77, 81 Tibbles, Ross ................... ..... 44 61 Tiffany, Bill------..........................---.....-------------- ----------47, 53 Tiley, ordon.................................----------------------------------- 44 Tiplin, Mavis ..............................------------------------------------- 38 Tiedale, Robert.........................--------------------8-.9..,. .. 91, 92, 93, 99 Toler, Irwin.....-------------------------------------............................ 47 Toler, Nadine...............................--------------------------27, 55, 56, 82 Tonn, Julia................................---------------- ---------------------- 75 Tougaw, Phillip ............................ 44 75 Townsend, Beth.. ............................... 38, 54, 55, 60, 85 TRACK ..................................----------------------------------..... 98, 99 Tremain, Mildred..............................---------------------------------- 21 Tremlin, Grace----.....------------........---------- ...........-----..----..... 47 Trent, Wilma...............................-------------------------------- 19 Trickey, Helen.............-------------------------- 1, 44, 51, 83 Trigg, Ella................................------------------------------------- --- 47 Tripp, Betty...........................----------------------------..-------44, 55 Trotter, Woodrow.........................- --------------------------------- 38 Trotto, Frank.........................----------------------------------....47, 53 Tucker, Mary Esther---------------------........................----....---------- 66 Tudor, Ken...................................---------------------- ---------------- 94 Tudor, Rebecca...............................-------------------------------44, 56 Tupper, Eugene..........- ---------------------------.................... ------- 38 Turner, Anabel.............................------------------------------------. 40 Tveit, Peter-------------------- -........-------------.4.7......................--- Twedt, Mildred.-..-. ........................... 47, 102, 103, 105 Twidwell, Jonetta.---------......................--------------- 44, 66, 83 U Uhacz, Laud..a..-.-.- ..-. .......------------------------------- 47, 53, 66 Ullin Anna...............................------------------------------------17, 79 Upshall, C. C---.............--------------------- ------------- 17 VALKYRIE ----------...................---------------- 5-7--- Vallentgoed, Elizabeth .....................--------------------- 57, 79, 80 Valum, Oddmund----.................------- ----- ----------.........4 7 VANADIS BRAGI ...............------------------5-8---------- Vanderwerff, Anna............-..-.-.-..- - ---------------------------- 47 Vanderboom, William ............-- --------------.90, 91, 94 Van Etten, Ben------ ....................... -------------------------- 44, 81 Vanluven, Roland ----................----------- -------------- 38 Van P'elt, Ruth.......----------------...............-------------------- 19 Verduin, Muriel -------....................--------------- ------- ---- 40 Victor, Beatrice---.............--------- ----------------------- 47 Vilwock, Jean --- ....----....--------------------------- - 102, 103 Vimont, Mary...................... ------------------------------------- 38 Vistaunet, Helen ------------ ------..---- ------ 47 Vogel, Ralph -------------------....--...--------------- 43 Vogler, Josephine...............--- ------------------------- 38, 56 VonScheele, Charlotte .......---..---------------- 44, 102, 103 VonScheele, Herman ------------...-..-..-..- ..-...-. ------------- 40 Voorhies, Eugene...---............------------------------------. 38 W W CLUB ...-------------.-.- -- -----------------.... 54 W. A. A...............................--- 55, 102, 103, 104, 105 Wahrgren. Elsie...............----- --------------------...59, .77, 79 Wainio, Ellen-------............---------------- ------------.. 38 Wakefield, Evelen------ .........---.....-------------------38, 56 Walker, Edna....----............---------------------........------...6, 47, 53 Walsh, Barbara .. --------------------------------- 47, 82 W alsh, Caroline---.............. ----------------------------------- 40, 82 Walton, De Layne-.....---. --------------------........... 47, 52, 53 Watson, Kathleen............ ....--3-8, 58, 102, 103 Weber, Jean...........44, 52, 53, 55, 67, 83, 102, 103 Weber, Vaughn........----------------54, 89, 90, 91, 92 93 Weber, Wayne----...........-----------------38, 50, 54, 58, 98 Weeks, Donald..------------------------------------- ----------------...101 Weeks, Naomi.........---...------------------- 44 Wehmeyer, Avon-------...........--------------------- ----- 47 Weihe, Robert-------.... --... ------------------------... 61, 79, 87 Weihe, Fred--------............................---- ---------------------------.. 44 Weirauch, Theodore.......................-------.---------------------- 47 Wendling, Elsie...............................----------------------------------- 19 Weston, Virginia..................40.,. .5.6., ..5.7-, --6- 1,- --79------------ Weythman, Ruth-------------............. ---------------- 17, 103 Whaley, Lillian -------------------4- 0.,. .5.3.,. .5.6., ..5.7., ..5.8..............- W heeler, Frances.....- ------...................---- 83 Wheeler, Marguerite ..... ............-------------------4-0----------- Wheeler, Martha.............---------.-.-.-..........4.0..,. .6.6.... Wheeler, Winferd--------....--.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.--.-.-.--.-.-...40............. Wl-etstone, Aileen.............-------- 5, 57, 60, 82, 85, 102. 103 Whitcombe, Eloise..........................-----------------------------40, 60 White, Anita.--. ..............................4.7-, --1-0-5---------------------.. White, Faith .................. ......------------------------ 4-7-------------... White, Henry. -------------------------- 44, 89, 90, 91 White, Robert.................... 27, 59, 66, 73 White, Wilton ....-------------------------------9-4............................-----.... Whitten, Fleda..................-------- ------------.........--40 55, 56, 58 Wicklund, Eleanor-----------.........--------------....................----... 104 Wiik, Nan......-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.--.-.-.-- -------- 17 Wilkinson, Arthur......... .............------------------- 4--0-,- ----6-7- Wilkinson, Walter .----------------------------...91........................----..... Williams, Day ...........................4.7.,. .8.0., .-1-0-0------------------------- Williams, John...................................1.7..--------- ---------------------------.. Williams, Mary Louise ---------------...............--------...------...1 9 Willison, Eleanor...................---------------------------------- 59 Wilson, Dick.......................----------------------------------52, 59 Wilson, Donald.......................-.--.-..2.7. 64, 72 Wilson, Lee....------------------------ ...............................--------85, 95, 96 Wilson, Mabel Zoe.................................------------------------------7, 20 Wilson, R. D.....................................-------------------------------------- 17 Winship, Meryl------------------------ ...........6.4.....................--------.......-Winters, Charles.......................------------------- ------....- 44, 94, 96 Witherow, Floyd..............................---------------------------27, 66, 83 Wolfe, Bill ....................------------------- -----------------.. 47, 66 Wollan, Katherine......................-----------------------------44, 58 Wood, Euldene- .........................----------------------------------- 40 Wood, Frances- ------- ---------4-7-, -5-6-,- -59-, 8:3 Wood, George--------------------------------................................-47, 74 Wood, Marjorie................-.-.--.--------------- --- 10-4-,- ..10.5 Woodard. Charles .-------------------.-.-.--.-.--.4.7., ..9.0., ..9.1......... Woodcock. Doris.............................----------------------------------- 40 Wright, Ruth.................................----40--------- W. W. COLLEGIAN 5.2., .5.3............................ Y York, Pauline.- .......................----------------------..---------- --- 47 Young, Orlena...............................------------------------------------ 21 Y. W. C. A ----- -.. -------------- .......-.-.--.-. ..5.7...................... Expression of Appreciation to: MR. ALBERT P. SALaSBURY of the West-ern Engraving Company of Seattle, Washington. Mr. CHARLES BEAu and M. WiLIAM STANLEY Of the Union Printing Com-pany, Bellingham, Washington. MR. J. W. SANDIsoN and FRANK Nuns, responsibility for photography. MR. S'AM BABCOCK of the S. K. Smith Cover Company, Chicago, Illinois. MNs. RUTH BURNET for her guidance as adviser. The 1939 KLIPSUN STAFF for their co-operation and willingness to work in the production of this annual. FRANCES DALEY .. Editor CLARENCE SOUKUP . 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