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Identifier: wwu:5070
Title: 1950 Weaving
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Original Inventory Number: 1157. Pictured: Audrey Dahl, standing. Colleen Morris - Junior 1950/51. Klipsun pictures similar. ca. 1950
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
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Local Identifier: CHC-FI_1950-0009

Identifier: wwu:16483
Title: Klipsun, 1951
Date: 1951
Digital Collection: Klipsun Yearbook
Type of resource: Text
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Local Identifier: klipsun1951
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Show more1951 ----------- Klipsun, 1951 ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Cover ---------- 1951 KLIPSUN ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [2] of cover ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [i] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [ii] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [iii] ---------- 1951 Klipsun WESTERN WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Editor . Business Al anager Faculty Adviser Assistant Editors . . . . Joyce Gillie . . . . . Keith Stearns Mrs. Ruth A. Burnet Joanne Hoyt and Audrey Adams ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [iv] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [v] ---------- 1951 Table of Contents Administration . . . . . . . . 14 Classes . . . . . . . . 26 Activities . . . . . . . . . . 62 Sports . .......... 114 Index . . . . . . . . . . .143 ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [vi] ---------- Typical of the progress Western Washington College of Education has made in recent years is the opening of the new Arts building, a center for instruction in the arts and crafts. This has been another year of progress, although marked by the uncertainties of a world not at peace. Recorded in this book are the events and personalities of the year. It is our hope that our skippers-the mem-bers of the faculty- and our fellow crew members -the students-will find this book in years to come a cherished remembrance of the fruitful 1951 voyage of the stalwart Viking ship. 57aneuwond ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [vii] ---------- Administration Building ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [viii] ---------- Edens Hall ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [ix] ---------- Men's Residence Hall ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [x] ---------- Campus School ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xi] ---------- Library ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xii] ---------- Senior Hall Heating Plant ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xiii] ---------- Auditorium-Music Building ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xiv] ---------- Industrial Arts Building ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xv] ---------- Physical Education Building ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xvi] ---------- Administration Charting the Course ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xvii] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xviii] ---------- Guardians of Growth Dr. Haggard Important discussions pertaining to the com-- pletion and furnishing of the new Auditorium-Music building headed the lengthy list of projects carried on by the Board of Trustees during the past year. Capable representation from the College was assured by the presence of the Board at the many education meetings throughout the state. Prepara-tion and presentation of the 1951-1953 budget and active participation on the joint board of trustees of the three Washington colleges of education ac-cented fully the accomplishments of the present board. Under President W. W. Haggard's leadership, WWCE has successfully carried forward its purpose of providing for the educational needs of the state. Highlight of the year for the president was the completion of the $1,200,000 Auditorium-M u s i c building. Always busy with educational and civic responsibilities, Dr. Haggard found time during the year to accept the honor of serving on a special committee of the American Association of Teachers Colleges for the purpose of re-evaluating teacher training institution accreditation. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xix] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [xx] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 17 ---------- Sharing adjacent offices and sharing in the duties of student supervision are Western's two friendly deans, C. W. McDonald for the men and Miss Lorraine Powers for t he women. Finding part-time jobs for self-supporting students is the big task of Dean McDonald, while Dean Powers lends much of her time to the direc-tion of social activities and organ-ized living groups. ... 74e Whect Conferring frequently on person-nel problems this year were Dr. Merle Kuder, director of student personnel; Registrar Donald Fer-ris, and his new assistant, William O'Neil. Every student at Western is assured of courteous considera-tion from this hard-working trio. Although the junior high section of the Campus School was closed this year, there has been no let-up in responsibilities for Dr. Raymond F. Hawk. The number of student teachers reached a new high and student teachers were in a greater number of city and county schools than ever before. Page seventeen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 18 ---------- Margaret H. Aitken, M.A. Mira E. Booth, M.A. Edward J. Arntzen, M.A. Elmina Boothby, R.N. Edith Baker, M.A. Hazel Breakey, B.S. Kermit B. Bengtson, B.S. Laurence W. Brewster M.A. May L. Bettman Joseph A. Cavanaugh, Ph.D. aacc4ty 7sieod .. Advising the multitude of campus clubs is one of the many extra duties cheerfully performed by faculty members. Ruth A. Burnet, M.A. Sene R. Carlile, M.A. David J. Burrell, M.A. S. E. Carver, M.A. Page eighteen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 19 ---------- Maurice F. Freehill, Ed. D. Helen L. Gillham, M.A. Harvey M. Gelder, M.A. Georgia P. Gragg Senior salmon bake finds Herbert Hearsey and Louis Earle preparing a treat for members of the 1950 graduating class. ... ieeess 7eacers Katherine M. Casanova, M.A. Ralph Cullmann, M.S. M. F. Cederstrom, Ph.D. Albert H. Culverwell, M.A. Edna Channer, M.A. Nora B. Cummins, M.A. Raymond A. Ciszek, M.S. Frank L. D'Andrea, Ed.D. Linda Countryman, M.A. Irene M. Elliott, M.A. Page -nineteen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 20 ---------- Faculty Bull Session-Talking things over in the lounge are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Dittrich, Buchanan, Carlile, Hammer, Punches, Thompson, McDonald. Elizabeth Gregory, B.A. in Ed. Mildred Herrick, M.A. in L.S. Irwin A. Hammer, Ed. D. Herbert R. Hearsey, M.S. in L.S. 'kt v44aoaf"um . Arthur C. Hicks, Ph.D. Thomas F. Hunt, M.A. Victor H. Hoppe, M.A. Vivian Johnson, M.A. Annis J. Hovde, M.A. Stewart A. Johnston, Ph.D. Jane Hovde, B.A. Lucy Kangley, Ph.D. Leslie Hunt, M.A. Halldor C. Karason, M.A. Page twenty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 21 ---------- Mildred Kantola, B.S. in Ed. Florence J. Kirkpatrick M.A. Enid Karsten, B.A. in L.S. Katherine E. Lane, M.S. Milford Kellogg, B.A. Charles F. Lappenbusch, M.A. Ruth Kelsey, M.A. John M. Leiman, M.A. Priscilla Kinsman, M.A. John A. Liedtke, M.S. .m. 74e d .:4Z David McDonald, Ed.D. June McLeod, B.A. Ruby D. Mclnnes, M.A. Eileen McMillan, M.A. Just One of the Ktds--At Western, faculty-student comradeship means play as well as work. Here, Prof. Arntzen joins in enjoyment of Campus Day fun. Page twenty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 22 ---------- Pearl Merriman, M.A. Evelyn Odom, M.A. Marjorie Muffly, M.A. Marie B. Pabst, M.S. Keith A. Murray, Ph.D. Miriam L. Peck, M.A. Synva K. Nicol, M.A. Hazel Plympton, M.A. James H. O'Brien, M.A. Ruth E. Platt, M.S. Oc" qemt49e...'74" John A. Porter, M.A. J. Alan Ross, Ph.D. Frank N. Punches, M.A. Ray A. Schwalm, M.S. Dorothy Ramsland, M.S. Jean Shephard, M.A. Bernard W. Regier, M.M. Bearnice Skeen, M.S. Charles M. Rice, M.A. Miriam B. Snow, M.S. Page twenty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 23 ---------- Leona M. Sundquist, M.S. Ralph H. Thompson, M.A. Jeanne Tangney, B.A. Anna Ullin, M.A. Off-Duty- Carnival time finds students and faculty again mingling. The Ciszeks, Weythmnan, Lane, and O'Brien at the WRA carnival. Stoce a6 Z0ou~c~ Albert Van Aver, Ph.D. Paul Woodring, Ph.D. Lesley Vinal, M.A. Laurence Wright, B.S. Don C. Walter, M.A. Elizabeth M. Hopper, M.A. Ruth Weythman, M.A. Norma Crowe Nan Dybdahl Wiik, B.A. William Dittrich, B.S. Page twenty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 24 ---------- Grace M. Blake Louis H. Earle Doris H. Buchanan Marjorie French Sam J. Buchanan Ann Garcia Ethel Church Nancy Nelson Christine Cottrell, R.N. Doris Pauls dt~rlttaeiatuL e r ,4cudaa Nancy Jane Smith Frank B. Stimson Patricia L. Sutherland Mildred E. Tremain Eloise Ulbrick Helen Williams, B.A. Mary Winders Page twenty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [25] ---------- Pearl Reese Ernest Sams Business office efficiently handles all financial operations. Shown above Ruth Spearin Ethelyn Sisk Madge MacKinnon, Frank Stimnson, and Doris Buchanan Mr. Bengtson directs chemistry experiment ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [26] ---------- Classes The Ship's Crew ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [27] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 28 ---------- Mayor Jack Mulhern welcomes Freshmen and new students. er 4 #esmni.r s to a Chaen~e A trifle bewildered, but eager to learn and to play an important part in college life, 500 new freshmen entered Western Washington College of Education this year. They found at Western a ready welcome and a satisfying personal attention through the College's counseling system. The new life offered no insurmountable ob-stacles for this vigorous group of students. The class quickly organized, elected officers and an ad-viser, and prepared for its role in the Homecoming celebration. When freshman bonfire time rolled around, every freshman, as well as every student and grad who had ever been a freshman, was thrilled by the way this class defended its bonfire. The freshmen found themselves heirs to a twenty-one year-old challenge. The challenge was written as the dedication of the 1929 edition of this yearbook: "All the bright successes and darker shortcomings of present students may seem to future students but idle play. Today's students here offer a challenge to the class assembled twenty-five years hence to surpass the achievement of today. To that class of 1954 we respectfully dedicate this yearbook." The class of 1954-this year's freshmen-set out to surpass the "bright successes" of a generation ago. Individually, and as a group, they contributed to all phases of college life. They added a welcome touch of youth and buoyancy to their classes, to pep rallies, and to all the activities they entered. Page twenty-eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 29 ---------- Aanes, Marian Adams, Audrey Allen, Donna Ambrosius, Caroline Andersen, Beatrice Anderson, Gerald Aursness, Helen Baldwin, Dale Ballard, Yvonda Baxter, Patricia Beecher, Barbara Beeston, Leslie Bemis, Barbara Benson, Joan Berg, Cynthia Bergh, Bonnie Bergstrom, Joan Berthiaume, Dana Besteel, Shirley Bitterman, Wayne Blakely, Robert Blickenstaff, Priscilla Bowhay, Ellis Boyce, Douglas Boyer, Jo Ann Braithwaite, John Butenshon, Vernajean Byers, Doris Callison, Virginia Campbell, Claire Campbell, Dale Carson, Paul Cash, Earl Cavanaugh, Margaret Chandler, Martin Chenier, Walter Coe, Frank Coffey, Nadine Cooper, Laurnell Cox, Ann Carolyn, Crook Crow, Robert Daverin, Elaine DeGarmo, Helen Dent, Jacqueline Page twenty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 30 ---------- Dobbins, Carolyn Dodd, Donna Rae Doherty, Clint Downing, Joyce Dudley, Donna Easterbrook, William Ebright, Mervin Edwards, Marvin Endicott, Pat Erholm, Diane Fagerson, Mary Lou Faulkner, Margaret Federico, Carmela Field, John Fisher, lone Fisher, Sue Flint, Donalda Foltz, Richard Foss, Betty Franks, George Fredrickson, Monica French, Dale Garrett, Donna Goddis, Lauralee Goheen, Milton Golden, Martha Gordon, Shirley Gossage, Glen Grocott, Betty Hall, Betty Hall, Marilyn Hansen, Allen Harlow, Jeanne Harrison, Wallace Haveman, Margaret Hawn, Jere Haycox, William Hayes, Beth Hayward, Georgine Herdt, Verne Hinckley, lone Hodder, Chuck Hoggins, Dale Hoff, Joy Atwood, Ardella Page thirty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 31 ---------- Hoisington, Arthur Holmstrom, Mary Houghton, Meech Hoyt, JoAnn Irwin, Beverly Isaacson, Marilyn Jackson, Floyd Jensen, Viola Johnson, Marie Jungbloom, Beverly Kampe, Klemens Kazen, Douglas Kelly, Robert Kern, Patricia Kjelstad, Charlotte Klucksdahl, Harris Knowles, Carolyn Koetje, Evelyn Kohler, Ann Kohner, Don Kratz, Whitfield Kramer, Dale Kronick, Karrol Lallas, Louie Lambert, Jeanne Landahl, Jean Larson, Rose Leonard, Lola Liddell, Don Linde, Carle Lindenthal, Beverly Lipp, Nancy Little, Rose Lockhart, Joan Loreen, Ernie Lucas, Diane Lund, Eloise MacGregor, Barbara McKee, Loren Martindale, Delores Mathieson, Eldred Maxfield, Jesse Mecklenberg, Carl Mercier, Nancy Methven, Helen Page thirty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 32 ---------- Miller, Larry Miller, Morris Monroe, Marilee Morrissay, Mildred Myers, Dorothy Myers, Pauline Nelson, Helen Nesheim, Theodore Newell, Robert Nilsen, Marvin Norman, Remo Nunan, Allan O'Connor, Mary Lou Oelrich, George Offutt, Larry Olson, Jean Olsen, Robert Olson, Russell Palmer, Sue Pederson, Carolyn Peel, Beverly Peterson, Ellen Peterson, Joyce Peterson, Judy Phillips, Les Plancich, Vivian Porter, Doris Porter, Robert Ralph, Margaret Rankin, Sara Rapelje, Della Reed, Donna Reinert, Gerald Rennack, Viola Rice, Crystal Richardson, Norman Riehl, Dick Riffe, Mary Rockne, Joan Row, Geraldine Rubinack, Fairylee Rumple, Rosemary Ruthford, Joan Salisbury, Helen Schmidt, Bernice Page thirty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 33 ---------- Seldomridge, Donna Shannon, Wilma Shaudney, Walter Sisk, David Skinner, Phyllis Slater, MaryLou Small, Darrell Smith, Alan Smith, Marilyn Smith, Marline Smith, Wayne Sorenson, Patty Stephens, Freeman Stevenson, Joyce Stoehr, Barbara Stratton, Betty Sundal, Reynold Sutherland, June Sutterfield, Barbara Thal, Ben Thomas, Ruby Thon, Jerry Tinkham, Kenneth Trafton, Mary Tucker, Priscilla Ulowetz, Barbara Visnar, Dana Wagar, Marilyn Wagness, Lee Wallace, Dale Weber, Muriel Williams, Mary Lou Wilson, Marion Winningham, Nancy Wolf, Dean Wooding, Ellene Woods, Joyce Yothers, Jerry Young, Doris Zehnder, Neil Barbeau, Richard Beaudry, Jim Cole, Marie Delano, Leo French, Dale Page thirty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 34 ---------- Peggy Strauss, Ralph Bennett, Clyde Hobbs Soft4mrwrcv e4. zw4eo044ead The largest freshman class ever enrolled in Western College became, in the fall of 1950, one of Western's most distinguished sophomore classes. Continuing to build on the progress they had made as freshmen, the sophomores found an op-portunity to start the year off right in the "Real Western" Homecoming. The class took second place in the window display competition with their dis-play in the Sears-Roebuck window. Attractive Shir-ley Simpson of Enumclaw was the sophomore prin-cess in Queen Sigrid's royal court. Sophomores provided an answer to the prob-lem of "The Thing" winter quarter in a mixer which they sponsored. Decorations paid tribute to the mythical thing, and a contest provided additional enjoyment. Phil Ager's band provided the music. Spring quarter brought the traditional class picnic which supplied hot dogs, fun, and recreation for all. Popular Martin Smith of Bremerton was select-ed to serve as class president, with Clyde Hobbs, Kent, vice-president. Peggy Strauss of Tacoma held the position of secretary-treasurer. The class was advised by Harvey Gelder of the mathematics de-partment. Ralph Bennett of Battleground was sophomore delegate to the Interclub Council. Goals became clearly defined for most sopho-mores during their second year. A majority-250 students-were enrolled in teacher education. Fifty-four were in the junior college curriculum, intend-ing to transfer to some other college at the end of the year. Another fifty were seeking to gain the Bachelor of Arts degree in arts and sciences. Page thirty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [35] ---------- Aarstad, Neva Aldrich, George Alexander, Helen Barnhill, Clara Bartlett, Joan Barton, Helen Battey, Anne Beach, Maureen Billmann, Daryl Blaser, Jackie Blickenstaff, Lowell Blonden, William Vanderpol, Maribeth Borchers, Donald Brandt, Alice Brann, Norman Brown, Arlayne Brown, Joan Brown, Nancy Burnett, Barbara Campbell, Lee Carlson, Thelma Catron, Stanley Cole, Margaret Cornell, Joan Copeland, James Davis, Dorothy Dehoog, William Derstine, Roy Dodsworth, Paul Doyle, Patrick Edgren, Loyal Eide, John Endersbe, Richard Endlich, Helen Engdahl, Jeanne Erdman, Claretta Estle, Paul Falkner, Maureen Bulen, Bernice ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 36 ---------- Fosmo, Laurance Freeberg, Carlin Fritzberg, James Frohning, Donald Fuglvog, Ed Gallant, Carole Garka, Don Gates, Shirley Gentry, Janice Gaupp, Gloria German, Kenneth Gjovig, Meredith Gloman, Jo Ann Goetz, Shirley Goldade, Rita Gronemeyer, Vernon Hagedorn, Elizabeth Hand, Sherry Hansen, Robert Hargreaves, James Hash, Carl Hash, Marilyn Hawn, Barbara Hevely, Dale Hill, Ray Hilton, Louis Hoof, Virginia Hooker, Ruth Horman, Burton Hoyt, Mary Ann Hudson, Bonnie Hulse, Howard Hutchison, Joyce Irwin, Carol Jacobs, Robert James, Dorothy Johnson, Maureen Jones, Darrell Jones, Norma Jones, Stanley Page thirty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 37 ---------- Knoop, Roger Koger, Mabel Kok, John Lamphear, George Layton, Patricia Leckenby, Joyce Levitin, Bob Lindberg, Charles Lorentzen, Joanne Lund, Corinne Lunde, Alfred Lycan, Eleanor MacDonald, Naida McEwen, Colleen McHargue, Barbara Mclvor, Lyla McMicken, Shirley McPherson, George Magnuson, Patricia Mandery, Beverly Manely, Beverly Mason, Phyllis Meador, Bennett Mehrer, Vivian Milton, Marilou .Moffitt, Raymond Morgan, Duane Morgan, John Mosier, Jerri Mullen, Neill Mumford, Nora Murphy, Wallace Noah, Curtis Oldani, JoAnne Olson, Janis Ondracek, Ray Oslin, Katherine Otten, Lee Peach, Mildred Pike, Howard Page thirty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 38 ---------- Price, Pat Rahmgren, Ruth Reamer, Allen Redmond, Julia Reinard, William Rice, Ethelwyn Richardson, William Romer, Lois Royal, Gerald Safsten, Curtis Scott, Pauline Seckel, Harris Shackleton, Jean Shahan, Joseph Sheets, Jean Skogman, Kenneth Sliger, Mervin Smelling, Evelyn Sovde, Lora Lee Spurling, Kay Stankey, Sylvia Stefani, Marian Stibre, Loretta Sullivan, Dan Summers, Frances Sundean, Donald Swedberg, Maynard Teller, Margaret Thorstenson, Sylvia Turnbull, Dolores Urbich, Margy Valentine, Kenneth Vanderford, Floelle Vanderpol, Marvin Van Zanten, Lee Wallace, Stella Ward, William Webb, Phyllis Westlin, Virginia Whitney, Fred Page thirty-eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 39 ---------- Williams, Eugene Williams, Kenneth Wolff, Sam Woodman, Bob Wright, Jim Young, Jack Page thirty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 40 ---------- Junior class officers directed the class of 1952 through its eventful third year at WWCE. Mildred Peter, secretary; Dick Pedersen, president; Mary Pagels, treasurer; and Chuck Gesdahl, vice-president 9c~tuo'i4 s s In spite of large numbers who were doing their student teaching for the first time, the Junior class again proved itself possessed of initiative. Last year's class inaugurated the Jun-ior Prom, while this year's class went one step further by electing a prince and princess to rule over the affair. The entire college elected royalty from a group of eight, nominated by the Junior class. Those nominated were: Lois French, Betty Bru-seth, Mildred Peter, and Beverly Carlson for princess; and Pat "Spider" Clyde, Arnie Kiug, Dick Pedersen and Tom Springer for prince. Those who finally reigned were Mildred Peter and Dick Pedersen. The class boasted a few outstanding mem-bers: a Homecoming queen, Mary Elbie, and a co-winner of the football inspirational award, Norm Hash. Bud Scott did some outstanding playing on the first string in basketball. The class also sponsored a mixer. Under the benevolent and inspiring leader-ship of Dr. David McDonald the officers of the Junior class found much cooperation in their work. Dick Pedersen served as president, Chuck Gesdahl as vice president, Mary Pagels as treas- urer, and Mildred Peter as secretary. Page forty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 41 ---------- Aarstad, Audrey Truex, Marjorie Adair Allgire, Robert Anderson, Morris Anderson, Sharon Angevine, Edwin Arentzen, Frederick Augenes, Mary Lou Baker, Robert Ballinger, Glee Bartholick, Robert Baylor, Jeanette Boko, Robert Boucher, Jean Boyd, Richard Bretvick, Mary L. Bridges, Marianne Bright, Maurice Bring, Ronnie Broderson, Rose Mary Brown, Leila Brown, Robert Burnett, Carolyn Burton, Raymond Page forty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 42 ---------- Call, Mary Ann Cannard, Sue Casteel, Lora Childs, Vernon Cochran, Nona Cookson, Robert Coulter, Roy Cox, Florence Crane, Barbara Crawford, David Crow, Kenneth Crump, Henrietta Daines, Wesley Davis, Don Dews, Roger Dillon, Gail Donnelly, Dean Dowd, George Dustin, Fred Ehle, Beverly Elbie, Mary Elledge, Willa Entrikin, Eugene Favero, Lillian Page forty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 43 ---------- Freeberg, Thyra French, Lois Frey, Stanley Geijesbeek, Sam Germain, John Gesdahl, Charles Gillett, Bruce Gillie, Joyce Gillie, Paul J. Gordon, Ioma Hagen, Louella Hale, Phyllis Hansen, Carolyn Harrison, Jacquelyn Hash, Norm Haste, Lois Haugen, Jarvis Hawkins, Dorothy Heald, Arthur Hilde, Mandel Hisey, Adabel Hoffert, Marcella Hoof, Bruce Hughes, Robert Page forty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 44 ---------- Hurlbut, Jackie Jacoby, Junett Jeremiah, Neil Johnson, Delores Johnston, Barbara Joynes, Willis Keaton, John Kern, George Killmer, Pat King, Dick Klug, Arnie Knittle, Carolyn LaFreniere, William Lapsley, Ed Larson, Lois McClellan, Roy McGuire, Mickie McLinn, Jack Malone, James Markarian, John Meenk, Marie Messinger, Charles Meuli, Al Milton, Lex Page forty-fout ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 45 ---------- Morgan, Keith Morris, Colleen Nelson, Duane Nelson, George Nelson, Mary Jean Nielsen, Joann Nordin, Esther Norman, Paul Odell, Charles Olson, Oscar Overdorff, Dolores Pagels, Mary Pasley, Bonnie Pearsall, Donald Pedersen, Dick Penewell, Royal Peoples, Janice Peter, Mildred Brevick, Wilma Peters Pickering, Pat Privat, James Puckett, Eugenia Putman, Dorice Ramaley, Harold Page forty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 46 ---------- Richmond, John Ridenour, Glenn Righi, Angelo Rogers, Hank Rogers, Ted Shields, Doris Scheide, John Scott, Charles Sells, Barbara Sensenbrenner, Joanne Seversen, Lorraine Siegworth, John Simonson, David Sires, Donald Somers, Pat Spearin, Herbert Spencer, Barbara Sprague, Arlene Stearns, Keith Stephan, Larry Stephens, Lorene Taylor, Charles Thorlakson, Donald Thorsen, Noreen Page forty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 47 ---------- Tovrea, Vern Trivett, Earl Van Woert, Coral Vike, Gene Wall, Carol Weible, Vernon Whelan, Patricia Whitaker, Lorena Whitmore, LaRene Whitsell, Gayle Wiik, Helen Willemsen, Virginia Wiley, Eleanor Wilson, Elaine Wilson, Jean Wilson, Larry Wing, Charmaine Wright, Keith Zaske, Janet Yeend, Donna Gillett, Ann Page forty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 48 ---------- Senior Planning Board - SEATED: R. Johnson, G. Keplinger, J. McHeffey, H. Piatt, B. Gruett, M. Miller, S. Kelly. STANDING: M. Gronseth, F. Harris, C. Thomas, R. Williamson, H. Sorenson, D. Grocott, P. Dyer. Officers, Class of 1951-Helen Piatt, sec-retary; Dave Grocott, president; Jim McHeffey, vice- president; Cecil Thomas, treasurer. Another four-year cycle has ende offers to the world another stalwart g uates-trained for leadership, educa mocracy. This graduating class has witn major transformations in its four yea As freshmen they saw the final stage tion of the new heating plant and th dence Hall and the first award of th Arts and Master of Education degre ond year began and ended with cel maxing the college's historic first fifi junior year was also one of constru as the Arts Building was completed and construction of the Auditorium-M went rapidly ahead. In their third yea a whole manifested their social abiliti Page forty-eight ..Rea4 6c the 'Worl I and WWCE the first Junior Prom. Four years of growth was group of grad- completed by the final dedication of the Auditorium-ation and de- Music Building, from which this class is to be the first to graduate. iessed several In this fourth year, the climax of college life, rs on campus. the seniors have been occupied with earnest pre-- s of construc- parations for their lives after graduation. The many he Mens Resi- functions of the class have been directed by the e Bachelor of senior planning board. The class sponsored a mixer es. Their sec- which was held in November. A memorable class lebrations cli- banquet was held in February, followed by a salmon ty years. The bake in May. ction progress A fitting climax to four complete years of and occupied study, activities, and social life is the graduation of Music Building this class of 1951, equipped by the College to be-ar the class as come the leaders, educators, and guardians of ies by staging democracy in a troubled world. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 49 ---------- Adams, Alfred Charles Bellingham-Norsemen Adams, Gene Bellingham-A WS Albers, James A. Bellingham-Norsemen, Indus-trial Arts Club Allgire, Robert S. Mount Vernon-Camera Club, International Relations Club Ambrosius, Herbert A. Bellingham-Chess Club, Choir, Norsemen Anagostou, William U. Kelso-Football, W Club, Fu-ture Teachers of America Anderson, Robert N. Bremerton-Norsemen Bartlett, Joan Neriede Seattle-A WS Benner, Ernest David Bellingham - Future Teachers of America, Vice-president For-ensics Club, Debate Squad Berg, Geraldine Margaret Kent-A WS Bingham, Don Bellingham-Norsemen Blendheim, John Kenneth Bellingham-Norsemen Bond, Brian H. Granite Falls- Norsemen Booman, Glenn L. Lynden - Scholarship Society, President, Norsemen, Ski Club Bostrom, Robert C. Bellingham-Norsemen Page forty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 50 ---------- Boyd, Burton O. Keyport - Scholarhip Society, Norsemen Boyd, Thomas J. Pasco-Norsemen Breivik, Howard G. Bellingham-Football, W Club, Norsemen Brown, Chuck H. Seattle - Baseball, W C l u b, Norsemen Commission Brown, Joan A. Seattle - Women's Recreation Association president, I n t e r- club Council secretary, Who's Who Brown, Theodora Katherine Bremerton-Future Teachers of America treasurer, C o ll e g e Christian Fellowship, Womens Recreation Association Burhans, Janneke Vancouver - Colheconomists, Valkyrie, A WS Butler, Barbara A. Shelton - Freshman C l a s s Treasurer, Publications P r o m Princess, AWS Cannard, Donald Dennis Vancouver - International Re- lations Club, Future Teachers of America, Norsemen Carrick, June Bellingham-Board of Control, Womens Recration Association, Valkyrie, Who's Who Carso,n Roy M. Bellingham - Forensic C l u b President, Debate S q u a d, Norsemen Carson, Yvonne M. Seattle-Band, Valkyrie, AWS Cary, Carl Benjamin Friday Harbor-"Hasty Heart,' "Years Ago," "Harvey," Norse-m en Cassity, Henry H. Bellingham-Norsemen Chandler, Marjorie Ruth Spokane-Future Teachers of America, College Christian Fel-lowship, AWS Page fifty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 51 ---------- Cooke, Charles E. Bellingham-Norsemen Cooper, Marvin J. Bellingham-Norsemen Coward, Richard E. Bellingham - Association f o Childhood Education vice-pres-ident, Industrial Arts C l u b, Norsemen Coye, Clarence M. Lynden - Scholarship Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Norsemen Creighton, Eldridge J. Bellingham - Future Teachers of America, Interclub Council, Norsemen Cruver, Roy E. Tacoma- Intramural S p o r t s, Norsemen Culbertson, Harvey E. Bellingham-Swimming, Norse-men Curry, Frank Bellingham-Norsenmen Dahl, Everett A. Ferndale-Norsemen Daane, Irene J. Lynden-A WS Daverin, Zona Seattle - Future Teachers of America, Kappa Delta Pi, Board of Control, Who's Who Davis, Donald R. Bellingham-Norsemen Davis, Janice Louise Lopez-Blue Triangle. Associa-tion for Childhood Education. Womens Recreation Association Dayton, Douglas D. Bothell-Association for Child-hood Education, Norsemen Diambri, William Renton - Football, W Club, Norsemen Page fifty- one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 52 ---------- Dodd, Eleanor Y. Bellingham-A WS Dorcy, Bernard T. Bellingham-Norsemen Dow, Dorothy Ann Manchester - College Christian Fellowship, Future Teachers of America treasurer, AWS Dowd, Harold R. Seattle-Norsemen Elledge, Willa Charlene Bellingham-A WS Ely, William R. Seattle-Safety Council, Norse-men Federico, Mary A. Monroe-Association for Child-hood Education, Womens Re- creation Association, AWS Felton, Norborn M. L. Bellingham - Camera C l u b, Norsemen Fennelly, Dorothy Joan Seattle-A WS Ferguson, Anne Everett-A WS Franks, Athena Bellingham - A W S, Womens Recreation Association Furlong, James H. Granite Falls-Norsemen Gallmeyer, Robert E. Olympia-Social Science Club president, Future Teachers of America, Industrial Arts Club Garnett, Freda Tacoma - Womens Recreation Association, AWS Gloman, J. M. Bellingham-Norsemen Page fifty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 53 ---------- Goetz, Walter L. Bellingham-International Re-lations Club, Scholarship So-ciety, The Writer Gould, Alex S. Bellingham-Norsemnen Graves, Patricia Ferndale-Klipsun Staff 1949, Womens Recreation Association treasurer, Safety Council Griffith, Marian H. Bellingham-Valkyrie, A WS Grocott, David Astoria, Ore.-Board of Con-trol, W Club, 'Class president, Who's Who Gronseth, H. Morton Seattle- Collegian, K l i p s u n Sports Editor; Press Club pres-ident, Who's Who Grueter, Doris Anne Bellevue- A WS Honcoop, Marie Everson- Social Science Club secretary - treasurer, F u t u r e Teachers of America, AWS Harriman, Herb C. Custer-Norsemen Harris, Al Bellingham-Football, W Club, Norsemen Hasselberg, Dale C. Blanchard - Industrial A r t s Club president, Interclub Coun cil, Norsemen Harris, Frances Bellingham-Band, Music Club, Association for Childhood Edu-cation Herbold, Paul E. Bellingham - Debate Squad, Forensic Club, Scholarship So-ciety Hlickenbottom, Eddie' O. Enumclaw-ASB President, W Club, Future Teachers of Amer-ica, Who's Who Hill, Rowland W. Jr. Tacoma - 1950 Homecoming Co-Chairman, Opening Week Committee, Student Facilities Committee Page fifty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 54 ---------- Hoglund, Eric Port Angeles - Choir, Men's Quartet, Norsemen Hopkins, Robert B. Monroe-Norsemen Howard, Clyde Ezra Bellingham - College Christian Fellowship, Norsemen Iraola, Frank P. Hoquiam- Norsemen James. Marion C. Arlington-Future Teachers of America, Industrial Arts Club secretary. AWS vice-president, Who's Who Jenft, Johnny Sultan-Norsem en Jensen. Jack Seattle--Track. W Club. Norse-men vice-president Jerstedt, Robert L. Bellingham-Norsemen Johnson, Ann Missoula, Mont.-AWS Johnson, Eileen M. Bellingham - Association f o r Childhood Education, A W S Commission Johnson, Rudy Bellingham-Norsemen Johnson, William B. Bellingham - Future Teachers of America, Music Club, Norse-men Jones, Harold Louisville, Kentucky - Future Teachers of America, Norsemen Judd, Norma Swanson Port Angeles-A WS Kearns, Bonnie L. Bellingham-A WS Commission, Valkyrie, United Student Christian Council Page fifty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 55 ---------- Kelly, Sam P. Bellinghamn-Norsemen Keplinger, George Allen Everett-Yell Leader, Home-coming Booklet editor, Colleg-ian Staff Kerr, Ronald R. Silver Lake-Association f o r Childhood Education, Social Science Club, Klipsun Staff Kilander, Lois J. Bellingham - Choir, Off-Cam-pus Women, AWS King, Jeannine M. Bellingham-Scholarship Socie-ty secretary, Kappa Delta Pi, Forensic Club King. Robert H. J. Boise, Idaho-Student Facilities Committee, Kappa Delta Pi treasurer, Scholarship Society Kucera, Larry Bellingham-Intramural Sports, Norsemen Lafond, James Randall Bellingham-1948 Homecoming Committee, Norsemen Lambert, Harold Dwaine Bellingham-Football, W Club, Norsemen Larrick, Leland S. Port Angeles-Norsemen Lehto, Robert E. Centralia- Intramural Sports, Norsemen Lenihan, Katherine F. Poulsbo-Valkyrie, Song Lead-er, AWS Leidtke, Miriam Bellingham-Scholarship Socie-ty, Kappa Delta Pi vice-presi-dent Tilton, Bryce Sumas-Norsemen. Loreen, Lola J. Bellingham- Scholarship Socie-ty, AWS Commission, College Christian Fellowship, Wh o' s Who Page fifty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 56 ---------- Lynch, Don J. Hoquiam-Norscmeinc McKole, Richard J. Centralia-Norsemen McHeffey, Norris J. Port Orchard-"Harvey," Thes-pian Club president, S e n i or Class vice-president, Wh o' s Who Marquie, Vivian F. Bellingham-A WS Mathes, H. Bernard Bellingham-Norsemen Matson, Eugene E. Bothell- Camera Club, United Student Christian C o u n c i , Norsemen Matson, E. Lesley San Diego, California-United Student Christian C o u ncil, A WS May, Jack Sumas-Collegian Staff, Norse-men Messer, Joyce I. Seattle - Womens Recreation Association, AWS Miller, John H. Vancouver - Sophomore Class president, Norsemen Miller, Mary Ellen Everett-College Christian Fel-lowship, Senior Planning Board, A WS Mills, Robert Bellingham-Norsemen Minihan, Don Oak Harbor - Norsemen presi-dent, Who's Who Morrison, Marilyn G. Bellingham-Junior Prom Co- Chairman, Yell Leader, B l u e Barnacles Nay, Mary B. Bellingham-Kappa Delta Pi, Scholarship Society, AWS Page fifty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 57 ---------- Nicholls, Gordon L. Bellingham - Industrial A r t s Club treasurer, Norsemen Niemela, Katherine 0. Port Angeles -Debate Squad, Association for Childhood Ed-ucation, Blue Triangle Nordby, Lawrence Ferndale - Thespians, Associa-tion for Childhood Education, "I Remember Mama" Nunamaker, Robert C. Bellingham - Baseball, Norse-men Carr, Barbara Ohls Tacoma-A WS Oslin, Desmond E. Ferndale- Social Science Club, Norsemen Oswalt, Bob L. Bellingham - United Student Christian Council, Norsemen Otten, Ray E. Blaine - Norsemen, C a m e r a Club Patterson, Dick Edmonds - Baseball, Basket-ball, Norsemen Pavish, Lawrence William Everett-Band, Choir, Orches-tra Peach, Robert G. Bellingham-Choir, Square and Circle Club, Norsemen Pederson, Roger E. Mount Vernon-Norsemen Peterson, Stanley P. Poulsbo--Basketball, W Club secretary-treasurer, Norsemen Peterson, Wes Springfield, Oregon-Track, In-dustrial Arts Club, W Club Philbrick, Bruce L. Bellingham-Norsemen Page fifty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 58 ---------- Piatt, Helen E. Omak - A W S Commission, Womens Recreation Associa-tion, Sophomore and Senior Class secretary Rank, Elizabeth A. Bellingham-Womens Recrea-tion Association, Band, Music Club Ravnik, Al Trommald, Minnesota-Norse- ?1 en Reid, Geraldine Aberdeen-Future Teachers of America, Womens Recreation Association, Association f or Childhood Education Reilly, Gene Bremerton-- Norsemen Reinholt, Donna J. Bellingham-College Christian Fellowship secretary, Off-Cam-pus Women, AWS Reynolds, Stanley E. Bellingham-Nor.ene en Richart, Carl O. Longview-Football, W Club, College Christian Fellowship president Ries, Violet E. Lyman - Womens Recreation Association president, B l u e Barnacles, Interclub Council Ritchie, Lucille Lillian Bellingham-Square and Circle Club, Social Science Club sec-retary- treasurer, Womens Re-creation Association Rodenberger, Robert F. Olga-Norsemen Rudes, George A. Jr. Bellingham-International Re-lations Club treasurer, Pep and Publicity Committee chairman. Norsemen Sandberg, Harry Lee Bucoda-Industrial Arts Club, Future Teachers of America, Norsemen Scoll, Robert J. Renton-Football, Baseball, W Club Scribner, Malcolm W. Anacortes-Norsemen Page fifty-eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 59 ---------- Shook, James Everett Bellingham-Norsemen Shreve, Richard M. Bellingham-Camera Club, Ski Club, Industrial Arts Club Smith, James B. Port Angeles - International Relations Club secretary-treas-urer, Norsemen Smith, Ted Everett - Future Teachers of America, Norsemen Smithey, Walter O. n euagnaam-Norsemen Sondel, Donald Paul Lake G e n e v a, Wisconsin- Swimming, Norsemen Sorensen, Heine Seattle-Norsemen Spicer, Donna Snohomish- Womens Recrea-tion Association, Association for Childhood Education, A WS Steinke, Janet Elizabeth Seattle-Music Club, A WS Stendal, William R. Bellingham-Football, W Club, Norsemen Stevens, Barbara Burbank, California - Choir, Colheconomist Club Strang, Marilee J. Seattle - Scholarship Society, Social Science Club, The Writer Summers, Janet E. Tacoma - International Rela-tions Club vice-president, Kap-pa Delta Pi, Scholarship So-ciety Sutton, J. Frazier Seattle-Ski Club, "I Remem-ber Mama," "Years Ago" Svidran, Art W. Buckley - Football, Track, W Club Page fifty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 60 ---------- Talmage, Charles Eugene Jr. Bellingham-Norsemen Teitzel, Robert Bellingham-Norsemen Terrell, Robert J. Anacortes-Norsemen Theissen, Kenneth W. Ferndale - Kappa Delta Pi, Scholarship Society, Chess Club Thomas, Cecil C. Bellingham - Collegian Editor, Senior Class treasurer, Editor Navigator and Profile, Who's Who Thomas, Mary Lou Seattle - AWS vice-president, Womens Recreation Association vice-president, Blue Barnacles Thompson, Stanley Clyde Bellingham-Norsemen Thorsen, Robert Bellingham-Norsemen Van Cleve, Herb Hoquiam - Norsemen, Associa-tion for Childhood Education Waddell, Jerry N. Bellingham-Intramural Sports, Collegian, Norsemen Wahlstrom, Ted Longview-Music Club, Norse-men Wanzer, Ernest Bellingham-Norsemen Webb, Charles R. Granite Falls - Industrial Art. Club, Norsemen Ware, Reggie Everett-Camera Club, Future Teachers of America, Norsemen West, Yvonne I. Bellingham-Ski Club treasur-er, Womens Recreation Associa-tion Page sixty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 61 ---------- Whitaker, Lorena Seattle-Thespians, The Writ-er, Social Science Club Whitney, Vernon Castle Rock - Bask etball, Norsemen Wicks, Robert Renton-Basketball, Norsemen treasurer Williams, Dwight Everson-Norsemen Williamson, Roy A. Bremerton--Norsemen Lepeska, Bernie Bellingham - Camera Cl u b president, Klipsun photograph-er Johnson, Ruby Bellingham - A WS President, 1950 Homecoming P r i n c es s, Board of Control, Who's Who Page sixty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [62] ---------- Activities Shore Leave ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [63] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 64 ---------- Prexy Ed Hickenbottom (LEFT) and "Veep" Harry Pagels (RIGHT) worked in harmony throughout the year. 4eza'uee Vemoe4ac10s To this group fell the trust of student activity funds and the task of reflecting student opinion in its dealings with the college administration. The Board began the year by purchasing a television set for the lounge. Purchase of equipment for the lounge in the new Auditorium- Music building was also an accomplishment of the governing council this year. Budget problems confronted the Board when en-rollment failed to come up to the estimated figure and departmental allotments had to be revised. With some well-planned slashing, the student body administration managed to steer clear of red ink and deficit financing. An exchange of talent shows with Central Washington college was planned and carried out by the Board. President Hickenbottom, besides wielding the gavel at weekly board meetings, made various com-mittee appointments, kept the student government in smooth functioning order, and kept the student body informed through his weekly "Fireside Chat." Harry Pagels, vice-president, proved his cap-abilities as a showman in supervising student as-semblies and helped get out the vote in the quarter-ly elections. Board of Control--SEATED: A. Griffith, R. Johnson, L. Milton, E. Hickenbotom, H. Pagels, C. Irwin, M. Muffly, C. Wing, J. Car-rick. STANDING: D. Grocott, H. Kloes, M. F. Cederstrom, N. Hash, K. Murray. Page sixty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 65 ---------- Interclub Council-FRONT Row: H. Wiik, N. Cummins, L. French, C. Irwin, J. Brown, C. Erdman, R. Johnson. SECOND Row: J. Calkins, B. Ward, D. Grocott, D. Pederson, R. Bennett, L. Powers. BACK Row: E. Mapes, P. Ager, D. Haselberg, M. Gronseth, G. Dowd, R. Nielson. INSERT: D. Pedersen. Promotion of the welfare of all clubs and their membership is the aim of the Interclub Council. Delegates to the ICC are the presidents or author-ized representatives of each club and class on cam-pus. The council this year admitted two new clubs, the Industrial Arts Club and the Future Teachers of America. A major problem for the council was the deter-mination of standards for national honorary socie-ties, which were admitted for the first time this year. Miss Nora Cummins and Miss Lorraine Powers, advisers, assisted the council in its important rela-tions with the faculty student affairs committee. Pae Sixty-five off oe" ", geenVe ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 66 ---------- Norsemen Norsemen Commission-C. Hodder, D. Minahan (pres.), C. Brown, W. Peter-son, B. Ward, J. Jensen (vice-pres.). The Norsemen's Club, an organization consist-ing of all male students enrolled at WWCE, en-deavors to unite and plan special social activities for the male population of the college, and to serve their common interests. The officers work in har-mony with the Interclub Council and the Dean of Men in their activities. The business and social affairs of the club have been conducted this year under the capable leader-ship of President Don Minahan and the Norsemen Commission. The commission, governing body of the club, consists of the elected officers and one representative from each of the four classes. This group plans the yearly program and conducts the business affairs of the association between t h e regularly scheduled meetings. High on the list of yearly social affairs is the semi-formal dance sponsored each fall quarter by the Norsemen. The Leopold Hotel's Crystal Ball-room was the scene of the 1950 affair, held on October 20. Guests danced to the music of Phil Ager and his orchestra. Each guest of a Norseman received a carnation corsage. Climaxing the year's social activities was the Norsemen Spring informal dance, Friday, April 20. Flowers to the fair at the Norsemen fall dance-S. Geijsbeck, P. Webb, B. Gallmeyer, M. James, M. Bridges, A. Hoisington, Y. Carson, B. Reinhart. Page sixty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 67 ---------- ,oo t 7om'e e .. 0 4 W5 m. Anchored firmly in the memories of this year at WWCE will be a bright picture of the active Associated Women Students organization. Ruby Johnson, president, piloted the college-wide feminine organization as it sailed through a sea of successful activities. Along with the many events which filled the year's calendar, the AWS carried on, throughout the year, a drive to finance the education of a dis-placed student from Europe. As a result of this drive, Western expects to have a European student on campus in the fall. Fund-raising projects included a student talent assembly, decorated Christmas tree, popcorn sales, and solicitations from civic organiza-tions. The drive, which began under the direction of Zona Daverin, was carried forward this year by June Dillman. The AWS successfully staged the High School Leaders' Conference, which was held on campus February 23. Under the direction of Marian Stefani, the organization welcomed and played host to ap-proximately 100 high school g i r ls representing schools in Whatcom, Skagit, King, Snohomish, San Juan, and Island counties. The theme of the con-ference, "Art of Living," was carried out in group discussions on club activities and finances and pro-fitable recreation hours. The visitors toured the campus, attended a fashion show, and were enter-tained by the Music Department, the Thespians, Home Economics Department, and the Square and Circle Club. Throughout the year, teas were held in the friendly atmosphere of the AWS lounge on Thurs-day afternoons. A tolo in Edens Hall, directed by Gerry Berg, marked the end of fall quarter. AWS Commission-Miss Pabst (adviser), H. Wiik, M. James (vice-pres.), R. Johnson (pres.), L. French (sec.), Miss Powers (adviser). Row Two: J. Diliman, P. Skinner, B. Pasley, J. Redmond, L. Loreen. BACK Row: A. Griffith, Y. West, P. Hale, M. Peach. Page sixty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [68] ---------- Stdent $'9.ee Business Manager Eugene Williams and Editor Paul Gillie led the Collegian staff through an eventful year. ToP PICTURE: The staff in the Collegian office. SEATED: J. Olson, J. Blaser, J. Hutchison, J. Craig, C. Crook, J. Hansen, Mrs. Burnet. STANDING: E. Williams, C. Doherty, K. Stearns, P. Gillie, M. Gronseth, J. Arentzen, C. Thomas, E. Daverin. BOTTOM PICTURE: The Collegian goes to press. Leading the Collegian through a year C. Freeberg, M. Gronseth, J. Johnstone, Mrs. of budget slashings caused by a drop in Burnet. C. Doherty, P. Gillie, K. Stearns, J. enrollment added new grey hairs to the Olson, J. Blaser. heads of Editor Paul Gillie and Business Manager Eugene Williams. With Wil-liams soliciting revenue and keeping the books straight, the paper was able to keep out of the red ink. Gillie supervised the editorial staff in gathering the news and putting the paper into its final form. Published each Friday, the eight-page tabloid reviewed the events of the week and reflected student opinion on current topics. Versatile Elaine Daverin stepped into the business manager's post in spring quarter after Williams resigned. STAFF Providing an accurate and interest-ing weekly account of college events was the primary aim of the Western Wash-ington Collegian this year. This aim was accomplished by a staff which was well equipped, in training and in interest, to perform the weekly assignments. Editor Gillie's right-hand man was Managing Editor Keith Stearns, whose experience the editor found valuable in all phases of production. Other reliable, hard-working assistants who worked throughout the year were Jean Olson, society editor; Mort Gronseth, sports editor; and Clint Doherty, news editor. Elaine Daverin, who was at home in all phases of newspaper work, devoted many hours to the Collegian. The camera of Ed Mapes caught glimpses of student activities for the press. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [69] ---------- Editor Joyce Gillie, assistants Audrey Adams and Jo Ann Hoyt, plan Klipsun layouts. ToP PICTURE: Copy Editor Paul Gillie and Business Manager Keith Stearns. BOTTOM PICTURE: The Klipsun staff. SEATED: E. Williams, C. Thomas, K. Stearns, P. Gillie, B. Haycox, M. Gronseth. STANDING: M. Weber, The ultimate in cooperation between M. Hall, E. Daverin, L. Sovde, J. Gillie, C. the two major student publications was assured this year with the two top edi-torial positions being held by a husband- and- wife team. While Collegian editor Paul Gillie directed the publication of the college weekly, his wife, Joyce, work-ed in the adjacent office at the task of producing the 1951 Klipsun. K e i t h Stearns capably filled the post of Klip-sun business manager. STAFF Two problems plagued the Klipsun staff this year: finances and deadlines. The annual was originally planned a year ago, before the outbreak of the Korean war, when WWCE was expecting a record enrollment. Then came the war, the draft, and the slump in enrollment. Plans for the expansion of the book had to be shelved; several revisions eliminated non-essential pages; economy became a watchword. The other obstacle, deadlines, was met with success by the industrious staff, although deadlines seemed to come all too soon and all too frequently. Assistants to the editor were Audrey Adams and Jo Ann Hoyt. Section editors were Muriel Weber and Bill Haycock, classes; Mort Gronseth, sports; and Carol Methven, women's sports. Ed Mapes, as staff photographer, covered with his cam-era the activities of the year. The com-piling editors, Donna Seldomridge and Laura Lee Sovde, indexed the names of everyone pictured in the book. Copy was written by Cecil Thomas, Eugene Wil-liams, Pat Somers, and was edited by Paul Gillie. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [70] ---------- Joining the Crew Joining the Viking crew involves careful pre-parations which are completed during the period known as Opening Week. Individual guidance is offered by the personal counseling system which provides each newcomer with his own friendly faculty adviser. As a group, the new crew is af-forded welcome glimpses of the road ahead. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [71] ---------- End of a Voyage The four-year voyage is ended, and each of the crew of learners is ready to become a pilot of youth -teachers-themselves. Products of Western Wash-ington College of Education's "New era," the senior class of 1951 will be the first to graduate from the Auditorium-Music Building, the latest of the many physical and curricular additions they have wit-nessed. nd o a ioyage ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [72] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 73 ---------- UPPER LEFT: Queen Mary Elbie, in the center, surrounded by Millie Peter, Ruby Johnson, Jeanne Lambert, Shirley Simpson. UPPER RIGHT: Rufus Winters packs the ball. CENTER: Daniels Hall wins display contest for fourth straight year, with Dick Pedersen accepting the prize. LOWER: Part of the Homecoming rooting section . . . Phil Ager accepts prize for Music Club's winning skit. .. Senior Hall's display told a story. OPPOSITE PAGE: Football captain Art Larsson crowns Mary Elbie as Queen Sigrid XIII. 0i ;;''iemt4e ca6meoP *e'e ret Homecoming in the fall of 1950 found the cam-pus converted into a Western ranch and Vic, the stalwart Viking, disguised as a gun-totin' cowhand. Capitalizing on the "Western" in WWCE's title, co-chairmen Leila Brown and Bud Hill selected "Western Roundup" as the theme of the year's colorful celebration. Grads were designated as "strays" and rounded up for a return visit to the old corral, which bore the name of "Rocking W Ranch" for the weekend festivities. Plaid shirts, jeans, ten-gallon hats, and other ranch duds were in style throughout the celebration. The perfect choice for Homecoming Queen was blonde, blue-eyed Mary Elbie, who wore the crown of Queen Sigrid XIII. Her court was composed of four of Western's most lovely co-eds: Ruby John-son, Mildred Peter, Shirley Simpson, and Jeanne Lambert. Competition among clubs and houses in the skit and display contests kept the Homecoming spirit soaring. At the freshman bonfire, the Eastern Savage was burned in effigy, but his ghost returned to haunt the Vikings the next day, as they dropped a thrilling, but heart- breaking, decision to their cross-state rivals. Amid the merriment and excitement, grads paused for a reunion luncheon at Edens hall. The celebration ended with the Queen's Ball at the armory, sponsored by the W Club. Page seventy-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 74 ---------- Anything goes in a Homecoming skit ... zany musicians, Charlie Chaplin, or enticing dancers . .. all the skits were delightful and hilarious .. . but Lunde and Hawk in "Lollipop Aria" (CENTER, LEFT) took the prize. Page seventy-four 5W/td ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [75] ---------- Sheriff Hickenbottom rests up from chasing rustlers . . . the Savage is tossed in the fire . . Amber Daniels feeds her returning athletes . . . be-hind those swinging doors is the lounge and Queen Mary is seeing that no minors enter. Raheez ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 76 ---------- With an enticing "Blue Moon" theme, West-ern's second annual Junior Prom proved to be the outstanding social event of winter quarter. In the pictures above, intermission time and danc-ing crowds are shown. The royal court consisted of Beverly Carlson, Betty Bruseth Agar, Lois French, Mildred Peter, Dick Pederson, T o m Springer, and Arnie Klug. Page seventy-six S4ee 7Ztt4U% ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 77 ---------- Junior Prom Prom co-chairmen Helen Wiik and Keith Wright, assisted by eager committees, worked hard to make the prom a memorable event . ABOVE: the first Junior Prom royalty, Mildred Peter and Dick Pederson, elected by school-wide ballot . .. Tumbling acts were part of the inter-mission entertainment... Couples danced to the music of Mert Perkins. Page seventy-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 78 ---------- For Others UPPER LEFT: W Club members responded 100 percent to the call for blood donations for fighting men in Korea . . . Carnival time! A var-iety of games and contests, for the benefit of students overseas. Page seventy-eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 79 ---------- Members of the graduating class enjoyed a complete evening at the traditional Senior ban-quet ... a pleasant meal . . . dancing and enter-tainment ... Dr. Paul Woodring's inspiring talk. Page seventy-nine Sea az swgpai ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 80 ---------- Those who love the excitement and exhiliration of skiing share their experiences and companionship through the Shussken Ski Club. Saturday trips to nearby Mount Baker were a weekly event for club members, as long as weather conditions were good for skiing. On two occasions during the year club members made overnight trips to Baker Lodge. Be-sides indulging in their favorite sport, ski enthus-iasts enjoyed square dancing and fireside singing on their trips. Ski movies were shown at most meet-ings of the club. The club benefits its members by offering special rates on bus fare, ski insurance, and lessons. SKI CLUB FRONT Row: C. Lund, (Sec.), V. Hoof, L. Gad-dis, Y. West (Treas.), P. Hale, J. Anderson, D. Young, K. Bengtson (ad-viser). SECOND Row: M. Weber, B. Sarvis (Pres.), L. Larsen, J. Landahl, J. Blaser, H. Alexander, E. Lund, C. Noah. THIRD Row: B. Haycox, B. Mac- Gregor, J. Peterson, M. Johnson, M. Smith, J. Wil-son, L. Stibre, F. Carbon-atto, P. Van Zanten. BACK Row: L. La/las, D. Hamil-ton, R. Riehl, J. Richmore, B. Easterbrook, P. Carson, R. Derstine, K. Valentine, B. Hoof, D. Endersbe. INSERT: B. Sarvis. Shotter Bug Open to all students with an interest in photo- graphy is the Camera Club. Darkroom facilities are provided for those who are just beginning in photo- graphy and for those who are more advanced. Club-sponsored hunting expeditions to the scenic areas around Bellingham found members "armed" with their well-loaded cameras looking for big game. Club members exhibited their best pictures at a salon in the Arts Building during April. Using equipment purchased by the Associated Students, club members do photographic work for the student publications. CAMERA CLUB FRONT Row: B. Pitner, L. Haugen, R. Norman, T. Fener ly (Sec.- Treas.), Pabst (adviser). SECOND Row: R. Ware, B. Porter, L. Wagness, M. Stefani, J. Hutchison, S. Simps o n. THIRD Row: W. Smith, W. Bitterman, R. Thorson, P. Enga, R. Moffitt, D. McDonald (adviser). BACK Row: Ed Mapes (pres.), H. Kluksdahl, J. Nixon., (V.-pres.), E. Stewart, J. Berg, R. Cullman (advis-er). INSERT: E. Mapes. Page eigh ty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 81 ---------- Press ecs Campus journalists are united in the WWCE Press Club, which draws its membership from the Collegian and Klipsun staffs. The club serves to bring together the staff members of the student publications for social activities and discussion of matters of mutual interest. Rushing the season the club chose a date in the middle of February for a picnic at Lakewood. The indoor affair was rated as successful by every-one present. To show their support of the football team and to promote good relations with the ath-letic department, the Press Club donated a ther-mos jug to the team during football season. The "hoedown," or more formally, Square and Circle Club, continues the early American practice of gathering for both formal and informal social dance affairs. Though new to the campus, being first organized last year, the club has expanded rapidly and carries on a full program of activities. Club members presented a skit for Homecom-ing, sponsored an all-school dance for the benefit of WSSF, and visited nearby communities and granges. The club party this year was held at Conway where the entire club took part in a Legion dance. PRESS CLUB FRONT Row: Mrs. R. Bur-net (adviser), A. Adams, L. Sovde, M. Fagerson, J. Hoyt, C. Doherty. SECOND Row: J. Gillie, B. Schmidt, M. Hall, S. Wallace, M. Weber, C. Thomas (sec.- treas.). BACK Row: B. Haycox, M. Gronseth (pres.), P. Gillie (vice-pres.), G. D o w d, K. Stearns, E. Mapes. INSERT: M. Gronseth. SQUARE AND CIRCLE CLUB FRONT Row: S. McMick-en, L. Ritchie, B. Hudson. SECOND Row: M. Muffly (adviser), J. Hal 1, B. Peach, J. Cornel (vice-pres.) THIRD Row: E. Owens, S. Miller, R. Sniv-ley, E. Wiley. INSERT: D. McClure. Page eighty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [82] ---------- Valkyee The Valkyrie emblem is worn proudly on the sweaters of a select group of women students who are prominent in student activities and who are elected to membership by the club. Valkyrie began the year by assisting the ad-ministration in soliciting funds and signatures for the Crusade for Freedom and the Freedom Scroll. Valkyrie members who attend football and basket-ball games usually sit together. They also assist as ushers at various functions. fataue 7eaede Newly organized on campus this year was the Dr. E. A. Bond chapter of the Future Teachers of America, an affiliate of the Washington Education Association. In its first year the organization at-tained a membership of forty students interested in the field of education. The organization seeks to encourage in its members a professional point of view and a sense of professional obligations. The local chapter is named for Dr. E. A. Bond, a retired WWCE pro-fessor. The local organization led the way in organizing a state-wide FTA federation and sponsored a reg-ional convention for this purpose during April. VALKYRIE FRONT Row: M. Booth (adviser), J. Redmond, A. Griffith, M. Peter, H. Wii k, K. Lenihan, R. Brodersen, L. Brown, J. Burhans. SECOND R o w: D. Fee, D. Blaus er, W. Peters, R. Goldade, C. Hansen, B. Dustin, J. Dill-man, Z. Daverin, M. Grif-fith, J. Brown. THIRD Row: L. Hunt, L. Lan-dahl, L. Haugen, C. Ir-win, C. Pagels, L. French (pres.), L. Loreen, S. An-derson, Y. Carson, P. Strauss, M. James. BACK Row: K. Lane (adviser), G. Dillon (treas.), J. Wil-son, B. Pasley, A. Brown, L. Favero (sec.), J. Olson, N. Clothier, M. Booman, B. Agar, L. Springer. INSERT: L. French. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT Row: P. Mason, B. Johnston, C. Wall, D. Dow, M. Peach, H. Leaf, S. Cannard, M. Honcoop. SECOND Row: M. Hardie, Z. Daverin (sec.), J. Hutchison, T. Brown (treas.), D. Johnson, J. Sutherland, K. Niemela, B. Hall. THIRD Row: E. Creighton (pres.) J. Por-ter (adviser), E. Hicken-bottom, D. Cannard, W. Short, E. Benner, P. Doyle, M. James (historian), R. Gallmeyer. BACK ROW: R. Anderson, R. Bartholick, R. Romberg (vice-pres.), L. Johnson, R. McClellan, H. Sandberg, W. Johnson, F. Punches (adviser). INSERT: E. Creighton. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [83] ---------- Along with the increasing interest in intercol-legiate debate and forensic activities has come the development of the campus Forensic Club. The club is open to participants in forensic events such as debate, oratory, interpretive reading, and extem-poraneous speaking. Members who have participated in at least one successful intercollegiate debate are honored by the club with the presentation of a key. These awards were presented this year at a banquet held during winter quarter. Scrolls were also awarded in recog-nition of the three degrees of achievement: frater-nity, proficiency, and honor. THESPIANS FRONT Row: J. Suther-land, V. Renck, C. Kiel-stad, R. Goldade, L. Brown (sec.), BACK Row: F. Jackson, T. Modini, G. Anderson, A. Reamer (treas.), D. Pearsall, (vice pres.). INSERT: J. McHeffey (pres.). FORENSIC CLUB FRONT Row: B. Morton. (sec.-treas.) J. King, M. Fagerson. R. C a r s o (pres.). SECOND Row: S. Carlile (adviser), J. Den-nis, J. Headlee. BAC K Row: L. Fosmo (vice- pres.), C. Campbell, L. Johnson, E. Benner. aa.n. d ctors Continuing this year to function as an organi- zation for dramatically inclined students is t h e Thespian Club. The club seeks to achieve three goals: growth and practice in dramatics and stage-craft, recreation for members, and service to t h e college. The first two purposes were accomplished through club meetings and social affairs. Demonstra-tions, talks, and discussions were held dealing with theatrical subjects. Service to the college was performed by the club which cared for stage properties and spon-sored assemblies. The club conducted the WSSF kick-off assembly and performed for the High School Leaders' Conference. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 84 ---------- OFF CAMPUS WOMEN FRONT Row: G. Gaupp (vice-pres.), H. Wiik (pres.), S. McMicken, B. Hayes, J. Redmond. SECOND Row: J. Ludens, Y. West, P. Hale, J. Boyer, G. Hayward, B. Jungblorm. THIRD Row: J. Hoyt, M. Thomas, J. Hutchison, M. Cavanaugh, L. French, A. Franks, C. Crook, B. Hall (sec.). BACK Row: D. Garrett, E. Rice, S. Wallace, C. Rice, M. Smith (treas.), V. Ries, B. Ehle, B. Lind, J. Hansen. INSERT: H. Wiik. COLHECONOMISTS FRONT Row: T. Ramsland (adviser), N. MacDonald, S. DeGroot, C. Erdman (pres.), B. Andersen (reporter), j. Burhans, H. Leaf. SECOND Row: L. Countryman (adviser), B. Irwin, J. Young, B. Bulen, M. Johnson (vice pres.), B. Hawn. BACK Row: M. Kantola (adviser), J.Downing, L. Sovde, D. Hachman, D. Dodd, D. Miller, J. Smith. INSERT: C. Erdman. O6f- campus4 Women One of the liveliest feminine organizations is the club for Off-Campus Women-those who do not live in organized houses or dormitories. Through this organization, co-eds who do not live in organ-ized residence houses may participate in college activities. The club has been successful in bringing together the many women students residing off-campus. Among the club's activities this year were a candy sale, Sunday movie for WSSF, a rec hour, swimming parties, and a hike and picnic. Page eighty-four eolecofnmcts Best known for their annual waffle supper are the Colheconomists, an organization of women in-terested in home economics. The proceeds of the waffle supper are donated to WSSF. The club had a busy season this year, beginning with a tea for freshman girls. A school in Japan received from the club a Christmas gift subscription to a home eco-nomics magazine. A special honor came to the club and to the col-lege when Claretta Erdman was elected state presi-dent of the organization at a convention in Seattle. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [85] ---------- ed c The game of chess holds a special fascination for the members of the college Chess Club, all of whom share a devotion to the pastime. Nearly every spare moment the chess players have, they can be found huddling over a chess board, en-grossed in the moves and strategy of the game. Club members engage in zestful competition with one another and in interclub rivalry with other en-thusiasts. Each year a trophy is awarded to the student taking highest honors in an all-college tour-nament. ateraaa'onal Retaeoa4 Included in a very successful year of activities for the oldest club on campus were an international banquet, the annual conference at the College of Puget Sound, and a spring picnic. At International Relations club meetings, discussions of important current topics were held. The club heard several outstanding speakers during the year, including Dr. Frederick T. Rope, United Nations educational liaison officer. Bob Royce, a member of Western's IRC, is serving as secretary of the Northwest Regional In-ternational Relations conference. CHESS CLUB FRONT Row: D. Larsen (treas.), M. Anderson (pres.). M. Wenger. SECOND Row: A. Beltz, B. Hinderman, K. Thiessen, S. Compton. BACK Row: S. Johnston (adviser), J. Berg, H. Gelder (adviser), C. Mclnnes (vice-pres.), S. Miller. INSERT: M. Anderson. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FRONT Row: R. Royce, J. Summers (vice- pres.), D. Cannard, S. Cannard, N. Cummins (adviser). BACK Row: W. Goetz, R. Allgire, L. Daniel (vice- pres.), G. Dowd (pres.). INSERT: G. Dowd. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 86 ---------- Sociological problems of a national and local nature were studied by members of the Social Science Club this year. The club discussed initiative and referendum measures on the November ballot during fall quarter. Speakers informed club mem-bers concerning racial issues, with attention being given to American Indians and American Negroes. Through the active program carried on by this club, its members received a deeper understanding of some of the most important issues of human liv-ing today. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB FRONT Row: M. Fagerson, L. Delano, R. Royce, R. Gallmeyer (p res.), C. Lund. BACK Ro w: W. Goetz, G. Dowd, D. Oslin, L. Daniel (vice-pres.) INSERT: D. Gallmeyer. BLUE TRIANGLE LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Peoples, B. Andersen, A. Franks, V. Willemsen (pres.), A. Aar-stad (sec.-treas.), V. Ries, J. Gloman. INSERT: V. Willemsen. ltaue 7iaent e The biggest task of the Blue Triangle each year is the coordination of the World Student Service Fund drive. This year found the club carrying on a successful drive, enlisting the assistance of other clubs and organizations for the annual drive in be-half of college students in war-torn countries abroad. Blue Triangle is the college branch of the Young Women's Christian Association. The or-ganization devotes itself to service projects and holds occasional social meetings. Page eighty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 87 ---------- Scholarsip Society For many years Western's only honorary so-ciety, the Scholarship Society continued this year to recognize those students who had achieved out-standing success in their academic work. Member-ship in the society is offered to those who have maintained a grade point average of 3.5 for three consecutive quarters and who have an overall aver-age of 3.2. This accomplishment is rewarded with the presentation of scholarship pins at the society's rgeular banquets. Impressive but simple ceremonies are held to initiate new members, who are acquaint-ed with the standards and ethics of the organization. Kappa eta Pi Western's first national honorary society, Kap-pa Delta Pi, was chartered this year, with an orig-inal membership of twenty-five upperclassmen and graduates in the field of education. The organization of this group is considered to be a significant step forward in the development of the graduate school in education, which has been in existence for only a few years. Kappa Delta Pi is a coeducational organiza-tion, open to education majors who have attained a 3.0 grade point average. It seeks to develop and encourage excellence in the field of education. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY INSERT: G. Booman. FRONT Row: N. MacDonald, N. Clothier, R. Burton, M. Liedtke, J. Boucher. SEC-OND Row: W. Meenk, J. Irvin, R. Aldrich, J. Sum-mers, K. Thiessen, C. Coye, B. Boyd. BACK Ro w: E. Knutzen, S. Goetz, L. Wilson. G. Boo-man, E. Mapes, W. Goetz, L. Favero. KAPPA DELTA PI FRONT Row: M. Nay, AM. Liedtke, Z. Daverin, J. King. SECOND Row: C. Win g, J. Summers, K. Thiessen, I. Hammer (ad-viser). BACK Row: J. Calkins (pres.), B. King E. Mapes, E. Stewart. INSERT: J. Calkins. Page eighty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 88 ---------- INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB INSERT: D. Hasselberg. FRONT Row: E. Entrikin. G. Nicholls, M. James, R. Gallmeyer, D. Molby, J. Munson. SECOND Row: R. Cruver, V. Miller, L. Thomas, H. Fisher, H. Allgire, J. Albers, D. Haselberg. BACK Row: I. Hein-rich, C. Howard, C. Webb, R. Chapman, P. Norman, W. Peterson, V. Tovrea. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INSERT: E. Puckett. FRONT Row: C. Lund, M. Federico, C. Federico. SECOND Row: D. Spicer, K. Niemala, J. Peterson, Al. James. BACK Row: W. Bailey, R. Williamson, D. Coward, J. Oldani. As the Industrial Arts department moved into larger and more modern quarters this year in the new Arts Building, and as a larger number of stu- dents were enrolled in some phases of the I.A. curriculum, the need arose for a new club for the many students interested in this subject. This need was met by the organizationl of the Industrial Arts club, which soon became one of the largest clubs on campus. The new club provided an adequate program for those who share a common interest in creative craftsmanship, offering enriching experiences through a schedule of demonstrations, speakers, and discussions. eCdldod ECducation Prospective primary teachers find the Associa-tion for Childhood Education to be a club which offers stimulating meetings and activities. This has been a busy year for the club, with the ACE inter-national convention held this spring at Seattle. Several members of the local organization attended the convention and took an active part in it. Workshop meetings and demonstrations con-tributed to the professional growth of the club members. ACE contributed to the life of the col-lege by sponsoring the year's first all-school mixer, by assisting in the Education Week program, and by soliciting faculty contributions to WSSF. Page eighty- eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 89 ---------- Who's Who-ToP PICTURE, FRONT Row: Leila Brown, Lois French, June Carrick, Ruby Johnson, EugeniaPuckett, Harry Pagels. BACK Row: Mort Gronseth, Norm Hash, Jim McHeffey, Cecil Thomas, Ed Hickenbottom, David Grocott. BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT Row: Nita Clothier, Helen Wiik, Charmaine Wing, Joan Brown BACK Row: Gail Dillon, Dick Pedersen, Don Minahan, Zona Daverin. Vi4td 9aed Swcpe 'wcce.W.. kd Receiving a special form of recognition this year were twenty members of the junior and senior classes, who were selected for in-clusion in the annual directory of "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." The group represents those who have been out-standing in extra-curricular activities, scholar-ship, and citizenship. Selection is made by a joint student-faculty committee. Chosen for the first time this year were: Joan Brown, Leila Brown, June Carrick, Nita Clothier, Gail Dillon, Lois French, Mort Gron-seth, Norm Hash, Ed Hickenbottom, Ruby Johnson, Art Larsson, Lola Loreen, Norris McHeffey, Don Minahan, Harry Pagels, Dick Pedersen, Eugenia Puckett, Cecil Thomas, Helen Wiik, and Charmaine Wing. Four students, chosen last year as juniors, were also included in this year's directory: Donelle Bain, Zona Daverin, Dave Grocott, and Marion James. Page eighty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 90 ---------- USCC-SEATED: N. Cochran, L. Favero, L. Sovde, N. Brown, C. Scott, B. Hayes, Rev. C. Muir. STANDING: C. Lund, B. Ulowetz, J. Gillie, B. Hoof, P. Gillie, C. Burnett, K. Stearns, D. Wolf, D. Liddell, J. Young, Miss Bartholomew, B. Hudson. College Christian Fellowship-Row ONE: D. Dickenson, S. Teshera, H. Breakey (adviser), H. Peach, B. Hudson, Row Two: J. Nielsen, R. Hooker, D. Miller, B. Hawn, T. Brown. Row THREE: P. Blickenstaff, D. Kurtz, A. Hisley, D. Dodd, D. Fee, B. Ehle. Row FOUR: E. Alsen, M. Raper (vice pres.), C. Howard, C. Richart (pres.), S. Compton, B. Mc- Hargue. Sunday morning breakfasts were featured events in the schedule of activities for the United Student Christian Council this year, an inter-denominational organization which brings to-gether for fellowship and service students from various church groups. Nona Cochran led the group this year in planning its busy program, working in close cooperation with the local coun-cil of churches. The breakfasts offered inspiring messages and pleasant fellowship as did the eve-ning fireside meetings and other council activities. Page ninety Highlighting the social calendar of the Col-lege Christian Fellowship this year was the semi-formal Valentine's banquet which was held at Fishermen's Cove. This interdenominational organization is devoted to promoting Christian fellowship and spiritual development among its members. This year they enjoyed hearing sev-eral distinguished speakers at their regular week-ly evening Bible studies and holding their per-iodic singspirations. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 91 ---------- fadate Sedoolt. The graduate school has steadily increased its enrollment since the summer of 1947, the year that the state legislature authorized WWCE to grant the degree of Master in Education. At that time there were four students on campus seeking the master's degree. The number has steadily risen and now stands at 16 students for the regular school year. Last summer 87 people were engaged in some phase of meeting the stiff requirements for this .Saolasin E amrest honor. To date, seven master's degrees have been awarded. Requirements for the degree are: advance ap-proval for all courses taken in the candidate's grad-uate program, a grade average of "B," a thesis or field project, required courses in education, and forty-five quarter hours of graduate work of which at least three quarters must be performed in resi-dence. MASTER'S DEGREE STUDENTS, 1950-1951 FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ian Monson, Alan Thon, John Calkins, Marilynn Chow, Alice Larson, Richard Molby, Lee Van de Wetering. BACK Row: Robert Snodgrass, Jim Pill, Robert Frazier, Kenneth Thiessen, Douglass MacGregor, John. Thomas, John Warden. Page Ninety-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 92 ---------- UPPER LEFT: Cast of "John Loves Mary"-A. Reamer, L. Brown, D. Pearsall, M. McLain, B. Jones, J. Moiser, D. Usitalo, A. Davis, J. McHeffey, and D. Molby. UPPER RIGHT: Proof that John loves. BELOW: Tense moments, sharp humor, characterized the action. Fall Production.. 32G4 4~e4 N/(aw Produced in penthouse style in the Edens Hall Blue room, the comedy show, "John Loves Mary," attracted and delighted playgoers in the fall quarter presentation of the Division of Drama. V i c t o r Hoppe directed the show, assisted by June Suther-land, and the leading roles were played by Bill Jones and Jerri Mosier. Humorous romantic complications were fea-tured in Norman Krasna's comedy. The story dealt with the romantic involvements and entanglements of a discharged soldier. Hoppe's directorial skill and Page ninety-two the excellent performances of the cast made ef-fective use of the humorous situations. The informal penthouse atmosphere added to the enjoyment of the show, which was presented four times. Refreshments were served during inter-mission. In addition to the two leading roles, other mem-bers of the cast were June Sutherland, Dick Molby, Leila Brown, Alice Davis, Allen Reamer, D ic k Usitalo, Max McLain, Jim McHeffey, and D o n Pearsall. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 93 ---------- UPPER LEFT: "Harvey" cast-D. Wahl, B. Cary, M. Barber, D. Pearsall, J. McHeffey, J. Sutherland, N. Clothier, B. McHargue, H. Rogers, J. Mosier, A. Reamer. V(,'tre e~med*... 0 Elwood P. Dowd, portrayed by Jim McHeffey, brought many a chuckle to the capacity audiences who witnessed the Division of Drama's winter pro-duction of "Harvey," a popular comedy written by Mary Chase. More than incidental to enjoyment of the show was the levity with which it treated mod-ern psychology and the impliction that complete sanity is not necessarily complete happiness. Harvey, the six-foot rabbit, was visible only to the amiable tippler, Elwood, but the entire aud-ience was aware of his presence, which is a tribute to the skillful pantomiming of McHeffey and the sup-port of others in the cast. Showgoers found in the production the char-acteristic marks of Victor Hoppe's direction-ap-propriate casting, careful mounting, and effective timing. Five performances of "Harvey" were given in the Campus School auditorium. Other members of the cast included Don Pear-sall, Jeri Mosier, Hank Rogers, Barbara McHargue, Dick Wahl, MDarilyn Barber, Ben Cary, Nita Clothier, Allen Reamer, and June Sutherland. Roger Pederson was technical director and special art work was done by Lois French and Allen Reamer. Page ninety-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 94 ---------- FRONT Row: C. Peters, R. Dews, G. McHenry, R. Boko, C. Crook. SECOND Row: E. Rank, J. Warden, M. Hanchett, J. Bouch-er, C. Howard, R. McDonald, B. Johnson, M. Bridges. THIRD Row: J. Landahl, A. Sprague, B. Irwin, Y. West, R. Moffitt, F. Kolasky, J. Van Patter, R. Clark, D. Small. FOURTH Row: 0. Kronick, C. Kielstad, D. Sires, D. Fee. BACK Row: S. Anderson. D. Montgomery, Don Walter (director), D. Berthiaume, A. Gillett, J. Bowman, M. Edwards, B. Gillett, W. Smith. Seventy strong, the 1950-51 Viking band under the direction of Don C. Walter, played for a joint state House and Senate congregation at Olympia while on a tour which took them to many schools across the state. The concert was an invitational af-fair and the Viks presented a very com-mendable performance. Bob Pennington, Carol Irwin, and Jean Landahl filled the respective positions of drum major and majorettes when the blue and white clad band was afoot for the var-ious parades and also for the complicated maneuvers which the band presented at half time of the Vik football contests. Viking Marching Band Page ninety-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 95 ---------- FRONT Row: B. Bergh, P. Ingram, B. Dustin, Y. Carson. SECOND Row: D. Hawkins, F. Harris, G. Oelrich, K. Tinkham, E. Lundstrom, R. Brown, R. Horn. THIRD Row: K. Thomas, J. Totten, B. Sarvis, K. Farnum, S. Bestul, M. Vanderpol, E. Nordin, P. Ager. FOURTH Row: L. Pavish, L. Larson, D. Hanson, L. Wagness, D. Alexander, M. Smith. BACK Row: J. Siolund, J. Mor-gan, L. Miller, J. Dillman, A. Brown, C. Pagels, D. Rapelje, M. Aanes, B. Pennington, P. Doyle, D. Campbell, M. Milton. The band also played at most of the home basketball games, many school as-semblies, and the college pep rallies. On Monday afternoons at four o'clock, when the weather was nice, the band could be seen and heard practicing on the lawn in front of the Campus school. When the weather was inclement the band still prac-ticed, and the strains of music could be heard coming from the music room at the same hour. Much of the success of this hard-work-ing outfit is due to the efforts of likeable Don Walter, the versatile Viking band master. Carol Pagels, Bob Pennington, Marion Aanes Page ninety-five ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 96 ---------- College Choir-FRONT Row: B. Bergh, J. Peterson, D. Steenson, M. Chandler, E. Lycan, B. Mandery, S. A. Battey. SECOND Row: McMicken, M. Ralph, B. Pitner, M. Monroe, Z. Daverin, N. Moller, J. Steinke, G. Dillon. THIRD Row: G. Hayward, M. Golden, S. Nelson, D. Pedersen, D. Wallace, D. Campbell, D. Olson, F. Jackson. BACK Row: K. Thomas, E. Hoglund, K. Linder, L. Nord-by, R. Hawk, C. Campbell, D. MacGregor. Vocollegians - SEATED: B. Regier, director, E. Loreen, A. Mumford, J. Steinke, B. Bergh, D. Campbell, D. MacGregor. STANDING: W. Swenson, D. Steenson, J. Rogers, S. Fisher, D. Hach-man, D. Dodd, D. Small. Page ninety-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 97 ---------- Choir-FRON'r Row: B. Regier, director, M. Isaacson, M. Williams J. Rogers, P. Tucker, J. Harlow, B. Olson. SECOND Row: J. Car-rick, H. Endlich, J. Stevenson, D. Porter, S. Fisher, S. Palmer, D. Hachman, M. James. THIRD Row: P. Doyle, J. Anglin, B. Asp-lund, P. Dodsworth, R. Clark, L. Kilander, E. Wilson, H. Barton. BACK Row: E. Loreen, L. Van Zan ten, L. Blickenstaff, G. Franks, D. Sires, W. Trunkey, A. Lunde. 74e otee 6 o This year the A Cappella Choir, under the magnificent directing of Bernard W. Regier, brought acclaim and credit to the campus for their out-standing performances. Of the 112 members of the Choir, 66 were chosen to perform in special assemblies and con-certs. In December they gave their beautiful Christ-mas concert, and in May the Choric concert. The choir was in constant demand to perform at num-erous service clubs. One outstanding event for the Choir was the tour in April. They appeared at fourteen high schools and on April 15 in Seattle sang over KOMO. This year a new attraction was made available. The Choir made an outstanding set of three recordings which have been put on sale. A very much sought-after group of singers this year is the Vocollegians. This mixed ensemble of 13 voices plays an important part in the music depart-ment at Western, and they delight all who listen to their colorful singing of madrigals. Another prominent group of singers is the col- lege quartet. The singers who made up the quartet were Bennett Asplund, Byron Winter, M e r v i n Sliger, and Clare Campbell. Their voices blend to-gether to create an atmosphere of beautiful music. Page ninety-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 98 ---------- Music Club-FRONT Row: M. James, B. Irwin, E. B. Bergh, J. Ha-low, A. Sprague, M. Bridges, F. D'Andrea (adviser), J. Van Patter Rank, J. Redmond, B. Olson, J. Boucher, F. Harris, L. Larson, B. Boko. SECOND ROW: D. Alexander, C. Crook, J. Steinke, E. Nordin, S. Palmer, D. Steenson, N. Thorsen, D. Hawkins, D. Sires, E. Wilson, D. Hachman, A. Gillett, L. Wagness, R. Snively, D. Campbell. THIRD Row: D. Swenson, M. Edwards, J. Anglin (vice-pres.), D. Berthiaume, B. Porter, M. Vanderpol, S. Fisher, M. Holts, P. Doyle (sec.), J. Berg, J. Sjolund, K. Farnum, T. Wahlstrom, R. Moffitt, D. Clark, K. Tinkham. BACK Row: D. Walter (adviser), S. Anderson, A. Brown, J. Bowman, W. Smith, C. Campbell, M. Vanderpol, D. MacGregor, D. Hanson, F. Jack- son, P. Ager (pres.), M. Smith, B. Gillett (treas.), T. Blickenstaff, B. Regier (adviser). Arion ub... For Musi Majors Music majors, and members of the band and choir organized this year a new club, which was known at first as the Music Club. Later in the year, the name Arion Club was selected, honoring the early Greek patron of music. The club fulfilled several purposes and took an active part in campus affairs and social life. Among its outstanding activities was the reception given for the mmebers of the Juilliard Quartet. The four young musicians in the quartet discussed with club members "Trends in Modern Music." Other visiting Artist and Lecture series musicians were entertained by the club. The new club took first place in the Homecom-ing Skit competition with the delightful "Lollypor Aria," consisting of Alfred Lunde a n d Richard Hawk. This routine was popular all year, and was presented before various civic groups and was part of the exchange assembly. Page ninety-eight I ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [99] ---------- Wodwined The woodwind quintet, under the direction of Don Walter, entertain-ed and delighted audiences locally and throughout the state during the past year. Besides appearing frequently on the winter quarter band tour, the quintet also made numerous other appearances here on radio, in schools throughout the county, and in student assemblies. Although of relatively new origin in the WWC music department, the group was given wide acclaim in all its performances. Srn 2uatet The string quartet, consisting of Anne Battey, first violin; Noreen Thorsen, second violin; Dr. Frank D'Andrea, viola; and Suzanne Pal-mer, 'cello, provides ensemble ex-perience for the advanced string players of the music department. The quartet also studies the great literature in the field, which it per-forms at college assemblies, recitals, broadcasts, and community p r o-grams. Besides being a member of the quartet, Dr. D'Andrea also acts as director of the group. rasT Sextet A relatively full schedule of events kept the brass sextet busy making appearances during the past year. These were highlighted by their playing in the band tour throughout the state during winter quarter, a Kiwanis reception, and a PTA convention. Members of the sextet include Dick Horn and Bob Brown, trumpets; Ray Mof-fit, French horn; Martin Smith, trombone; Marilou Milton, bari-tone horn; and Bruce Gillette, bass. Faculty direction is by Don Wal-ter. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 100 ---------- Hash and Taylor get a few tips on playing the game. Student tea time. Pep? Show Girl Cutting the rug. rund eamps -- 7ea and 7eleison Page one hundred ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 101 ---------- Safety First Hawaiian Knockout. Loafers on Library Steps. Lounge Chow Time. Page one hundred one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 102 ---------- Song 1eadeors WWC was proud of the three song leaders that were elected to represent t h e school. The y deserve a compliment for their efforts to raise school spirit at the games. They really did an excellent job and the stu-dents appreciated t h e i r hard work. This year's yells w e r e led by six snappy yell lead-ers elected by the student b o d y. They encouraged school spirit as it should be, along with boosting t he morale of the football and basketball teams. The y made a wonderful yell team and the College was proud of them. ToP PICTURE: June Hansen, Beverly Carlson, Joyce Peterson BOTTOM PICTURE, BACK: LaRene Whitmore, Gloria Gaupp, Jeanne Lambert. FRONT: George Keplinger, Nancy Winningham, Mark Hardie Page one hundred t.wo spa~ci ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [103] ---------- W74e Ye 4Wee In a college famous for its friendly and demo-cratic traditions, the role of the organized living groups is of major importance. Students coming to Western to study may find a new home in one of the campus dormitories or nearby residence houses. In these living groups they find, also, the friendly at-tention and counsel of a housemother, intimate and lasting friendships with housemates, and a compact social unit which helps the newcomer become ac-customed to his new environment. Many of the houses enter teams in the intra-mural athletic leagues. Other participate in the tal-ent contests at Homecoming and Campus Day; Co-Ed Cottage-FRONT Row: M. Beach, Mrs. Reid, J. Shackle-ton, S. Gates. BACK Row: J. Loop, J. Harrison, C. Morris. nearly all of them engage in the spirited rivalry for the "biggest and best" Homecoming display. House parties, firesides, and picnics fill the year's calendar. Some of the larger residence groups undertake to sponsor all-college activities. Senior Hall spon-sored a barn dance and a Mardi Gras, with Edens Hall undertaking a Tolo Dance. Memorable mixers were sponsored by Kluane and Mens Residence Hall Daniels Hall was active throughout the year, win-ning the Homecoming display cup, entering a win-ning team in city basketball play, and subscribing 100 per cent to the Red Cross blood drive. Sleepy Hollow-FRONT Row: J. Barnett, Mrs. Barnett, L. Larrick. M. Gronseth. BACK Row: J. Adler, G. Gruber, B. Thompson, E. Hoglund. Kluane-FRoNT Row: J. Gentry, F. Knight, L. Leonard, C. Barnett, B. Whiteside, P. Killmer. Mrs. Elkins. BACK Row: J. Peter-son, K. Lenihan, J. Leckenby, C. Wright, M. Issacson, P. Price, M Barber, M. Valley, H. DeGarmo. / ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 104 ---------- BARRGE INN N. Lipp, L. Hagen, J. Ristine, Mrs. Barr, B. Holmstrom, P. Scott, A. Dahl. CASA LAETA J. Rodgers, M. Hoyt, Mrs. Cowles, A. Mumford, J. Anderson, S. Nelson, FAIR HOUSE L. Campbell, D. Oslin, Mrs. Fair, H. Ward. VALHALLA M. Schell, B. Knapp, Mrs. Reynolds, R. Johnson, L. Pavish. Page one hundred four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [105] ---------- 620 STATE STREET SEATED: G. Ridenour, Mrs. Whit-aker, F. Carbonatto. STANDING: H. Dowd, E. Brooks, J. Kuoppala. WEE SIX LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Seversen, Mrs. Berry, C. Wing, M. Pagels, J. Zaske, B. Herbert ASGARD HALL SEATED: C. Noah, J. Siegwarth, Mrs. McDonald, E. Fulgvog, R. Scott. STANDING: R. Markishtum, L. Bees-ton, K. Tinkham ADAMS HALL SEATED: B. Clawson, D. Wallace, Mrs. Altman, J. Alvis, L. Wissinger. STANDING: B. Butler, J. Royal, F. Spencer. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [106] ---------- VIKETTE SEATED: J. Benson, H. Endlich, Mrs. Best, M. Williams, F. Sommers. STANDING: W. Shannon, E. Koetie, P. Baxter THE MARQUIS SEATED: D. Sundean, L. Johnson, L. Harrison, R. Olson, D. Alexander, B. Porter. STANDING: C. Beardslee, E. Cash, Mrs. Markwood, L. Erlandson, C. Linde, D. McIntosh 912 INDIAN STREET SEATED: D. Small, S. Miller, Mrs. Cornell, M. Evans, D. Montgomery. STANDING: N. Purvis, V. Anderson, W. Chenier, G. Marine, R. Sundal ENSIGNS LEFT To RIGHT: H. Thompson, C. Benson, P. Enga, Mrs. Ensign, Mr. Ensign, L. Wilson ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [107] ---------- EDENS HALL (First Floor) FRONT Row: B. Ohls, E. Knutson, P. Taylor, L. Sovde. Row Two: J. Jacoby, C. Pedersen, V. Callison, C. Robinson, Mrs. Haynes, P. Layton, B. Bulen, C. Erdman. Row THREE: N. Kamperman, L. Springer, J. Stevenson, M. Nelson, N. Jones, J. Olsen, L. Favero, N. Cochran, P. Strauss, P. Ingram. BACK Row: A. Legg, D. Yeend, R. Rumple, B. Dus-tin, B. Carlson, S. DeGroot, G. Berg, E. Lycan, S. Stanky, N. MacDonald (Second Floor) FRONT Row: M. Slater, N. Thorsen, M. Augeres, R. Norman, D. Dudley, J. Landahl, A. Aarstad. Row Two: E. Daverin, J. Peterson, V. Kagey, M. Chandler, A. Batey, P. Pickering, J. Burhans, B. Spencer, Z. Daverin, T. Fenerly. Row THREE: A. Hisey, M. Johnson, B. Mandery, M. Elbie, J. Penner, C. Dobbins, D. Erholm, H. Aarsness, D. Johnson, R. Rahm-gren, N. Aarstad, J. Davis. BACK Row: N. Coffee, B. Johnson, G. Reid, P. Tucker, D. Verlinde, C. Wall, G. Ballinger, D. Young, B. Foss, C. Federico, C. Lund, H. Leaf (Third Floor) FRONT Row: M. Adair, J. Down-ing, J. Brown. Row Two : M. Jung-roth, J. Dillman, M. Morrison, A. Sprague. Row THREE: W. Peters, Y. Carson, A. Hahn, B. Pasley, J. Oldani, N. Brown, A. Davis. BACK Row: E. Puckett, M. Bridges, J. Baylor, A. Adams, H. Dudley, P. Ralph, J. Harlow, P. Mason, B. Sells ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [108] ---------- FOREST INN LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Castile, M. Hof-fert, A. Kohler, Mrs. Sundquist, J. Sutherland, P. Campbell, R. Flem-ing ALPINE COURT FRONT Row: R. Cotton, F. Gilley. MIDDLE Row: R. Teitzel, B. Elling-ton, B. Kelly, J. Yothers, Mrs. Allen, D. Morgan, H. Woodward. BACK Row: M. Scribner, A. Harris, A. Cornett, A. Larsson, R. Cruver, E. Stewart, D. McKee, K. Blakely HALLS OF IVY FRONT Row: B. Schmidt, D. Turn-bull, M. MacDonald. BACK Row: D. Hewitt, M. Federico, I. Bartok, S. Thorstenson, D. Spicer, P. Webb HANSEN HOUSE SEATED: B. Haycox, H. Klucksdahl, S. Fitzpatrick, B. Hatch, G. Ander-son, W. Wagness. STANDING: Mrs. Hansen, M. Hardie, J. Privat, B. Wakelam ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [109] ---------- DANIELS HALL SEATED: V. Weible, W. Richardson, D. Brozovich, D. Frohoning, J. Haugen, D. Pederson, F. Arentzen, D. McKole, K. Crow, G. Hinder-man. STANDING: E. Angevine, J. Wil-son, D. Hevly, J. Merghwe, B. Little, B. Calvert, B. Levitin, Amber Dan-iels, A. Hansen, J. Roberts, E. Owens, G. McPherson HARBORVIEW FRONT Row: M. Urvick, D. Dow, E. Alsen, V. Willemsen, Mrs. Hawn, D. Overdorff, B. Anderson, B. Hawn, K. Anderson. BACK Row: M. Peach, J. Smith, D. Dodd, J. Bartlett, D. Miller, P. Blickenstaf, J. Nielsen HOSPICE INN FRONT Row: D. Naubert, H. Rama-ley, W. Smith, E. Peterson, R. Lor-ing, R. Fulkerson, C. Anderson, D. Bracken, B. Uskoski. MIDDLE Row: K. Kampe, J. Hall, A. Klug, Mrs. G. Stearns, J. Crook, J. Scheide, R. Lamkin, B. Baker, B. Ward. BACK Row: B. Rice, M. Sliger, D. Erland-son, D. Grant, G. Lanphear, D. Cul-ver, B. Hale SPENCER HALL SEATED: Mrs. Spencer, D. Davis, N. Winningham, C. Knowles, N. Mer-cier, S. Palmer, D. Lucas. STANDING: P. Kirn, P. Skinner, E. Lund, H. Salisbury, B. Ulowetz, L. Landahl, P. Magnusen, E. Wooding, G. Hay- ward ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [110] ---------- MENS RESIDENCE HALL FRONT Row: Jack Miller, G. Wil-liams, D. Berry. MIDDLE Row: N. Ramquist, M. Kosar, S. Geijesbeek, K. Farnum, J. Smith, H. Rogers, G. Reinert, P. Doyle, L. Blickenstaff. BACK Row: H. Hulse, K. German, R. Knoop, C. Hobbs, R. Williams, M. Bright, B. Hill, H. Jones MENS RESIDENCE HALL FRONT Row: M. Raper, D. Mc- Clure, D. Groth, H. Sorenson, B. Lajala, L. Edgren. MIDDLE Row: D. Grocott, D. Nelson, G. McHenry, R. Moffit, Mrs. N. Macgregor, K. Stowe, T. Rogers, B. Woodman, B. Hanson. BACK Row: E. Lapsley, B. Feagas, E. Clark, C. Brown, B. Vanbrocklin, L. Lowery, D. Larrick, B. Scoll, B. Wicks, D. Jones, G. Kern, M. Houghton MATHES HOUSE FRONT Row: C. Dayton, D. Bald-win, J. Richmond, J. McLin, N. Thomassen, C. Mecklenberg. MID-DLE Row: T. Schille, D. Kremer, A. Lunde, Mrs. DeGrays, L. Miller, B. Cary, M. Ralston, B. Newell. BACK Row: A. Six, R. Harmala, J. Copeland, R. Kerr, R. Clark, T. Almasi, S. Frey, A. Smith, T. Nes-heim THE MONASTERY LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Derstine, D. Doyce, N. Alexander, J. Young, W. Anderson, C. Rohrer, Mrs. W. Glover ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 111 ---------- COLLEGE INN SENIOR HALL LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Fernie, E. Smelling, L. Bretvick, G. FRONT Row: H. Piatt, M. Wagar, A. Griffiths, C. Irwin. Berg, J. Ruthford, A. Gillette, S. Gordon, D. Strons, Mrs. C. McEwen, K. Niemela. MIDDLE Row: H. Barton, A. Anna Grim Brown, D. Fee, B. Crane, C. Hansen, R. Broderson, F. Alldredge, N. Shultz, P. Graves, S. Fisher, B. Grocott. BACK Row: B. Butler, M. Frederickson, F. Garnett, M. James, M. Hall, D. Allen, A. Johnson, L. Hammerquist Page one hundred eleven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 112 ---------- Campus day mixer. Beard contest winners. Page one hundred twelve Bottle contest. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 113 ---------- Fe4'W14 MRH Minstrel Show Haggard's Horseshoe Heaving Chow Time! Page one hundred thirteen atd Ed 4 r ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [114] ---------- Sports Ship's Warriors ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [115] ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 116 ---------- WRA-FRONT Row: F. Garnett, C. Irwin, G. Reid, G. Ballinger, P. Tuckle, C. Hall, S. McMicken, J. Redmond, J. Gloman, B. Foss, A. Johnson, S. Dickenson. SECOND Row: D. Fee, B. Grocott, L. Hammerquist, D. Young, M. Federico, F. Somers, J. Brown. P. Hale, Y. West, N. Coffey, M. Slater, M. Cole, P. Layton. THIRD Row: W. Shannan, R. Norman, D. Blauser, B. Mantey, M. Cole, A. Franks, P. Strauss, L. Stibre, T. Brown, M. Augers, B. Carlson, P. Ingram, M. Johnson. BACK Row: M. Frederickson, J. Landahl, H. Aursness, V. Willemsen, N. Jones, V. Jones, A. Brown, M. Thomas, V. Ries, J. Olson, M. Stephani, J. Peoples, J. Brown, J. Oldani, V. Kapperman, R. Rahmgren, P. Pickering. INSERT: J. Brown. WsmceZ'4 ccieWa a.l 4"4GdatCot The girls who make up the Wom-en's Recreation Association can be justly proud of their work. They have provided the women of the college with an intramural program of all types of sports. This year the WRA carnival was enjoyed by the student body and faculty who at-tended this gala event. A h i g h school play day was another high-light of the activities sponsored by WRA. Joan Brown was the very active president this year. WRA Cabinet- FRONT Row: F. Somers, J. Redmond, S. McMicken, J. Gloman, D. Blauser. BACK Row: J. Brown (pres.), M. Thomas, M. Cole, V. Jones, M. Stephani. Page one hundred sixteen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 117 ---------- #1 ~~c The "W" club of WWCE under the leadership of president Russ Nielsen, vice-president Vern Tovrea and secre-tary- treasurer Hal Norgaard has had a very successful year. The club's activities started fall er, when members sold programs football games and took part in a squad to keep kids off the field. quart-at the paddle Another major activity of the club during fall quarter was the Queen's ball at Homecoming. This affair was a huge success. The "W" club smoker, originally scheduled for late in winter quarter, was postponed because of snow, but was held in spring quarter, providing plenty of excitement for those who attended. The annual "W" club banquet w a s held spring quarter. Everyone attending this event was both pleased and im-pressed. FRONT Row: R. Richardson, C. Brown, T. Taylor, E. Hickenbottom, N. Hash, G. Salsgiver. R. Nunamaker, A. Compton. SECOND Row: Sam Carver, George T. Williams, F. Long, D. Grocott, L. Stephan, J. Anderson, C. Hash, A. Schireman, B. Lajala, J. Roberts. THIRD Row: H. Nelson, H. Van Cleve, S. Peterson, H. Norgaard, H. Brooks, A. Cornett, E. Clark, C. Brown, B. Hughes, Richart. BACK Row: R. Scott, W. Ewing, A. Svidran, R. Nielson, V. Tovrea, D. Patterson, A. Larsson, R. Peterson, W. Peterson, E. Tiland. Page one hundred seventeen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 118 ---------- Vern Weible Al Compton Cliff Hash Clayton Hood Gerald Royal Rufus Winters Bob Cline Charles Hodder Dwaine Lambert Tom Taylor In his eighteenth year of coaching at the college on the hill, head football coach Charles F. Lappenbusch had a most successful season. "Lappy," as most of the players call him, led the team to a record of seven wins, two defeats, and one tie. The team ended the season in second place in the tough Evergreen Conference, as high as any Western team has finished in this league. This fall Lappy had the right men for his original straight line defense system and proved his point that it is a tough nut to crack. The offense this year also had new punch and added scoring power in his single wing formation. The Lappenbusch system was the talk of the nation this fall, being featured in a nation-wide news wire service story. Around the athletic department they say that "if you have an afternoon to spend, stop in and ask Lappy about the straight line." How-ever, proof of the product is in the playing, and the Viking record this year plus the fact that more and more Western grads are using the straight line as coaches, is that kind of proof. Page one hundred eighteen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 119 ---------- Al Cornett Dwight Andrus Bill Diambri Roy Richardson Walt Ewing Dan Sullivan Jack Frazier Roy Peterson Harold Kloes Ben Asplund One man alone can't handle all the details of producing a winning football team; it takes competent assistants to relieve the head man of some of the headaches. Ray Ciszek, Jim Hollings-worth, and Les Smith were the men who assisted Coach Lappenbusch in the organization of the winning Viking eleven. Ciszek took charge of the ends, teaching them to get under the passes on offense and to stop the opposing backs on defense. In his third year at Western, Ray is a "foreigner" from the University of Illinois, but a loyal supporter of the blue and white. Hollingsworth, a guard at Western in 1938- 39-40, coached the guards and tackles and took care of patching up injuries. It was Jim who fixed things if anything went wrong with some valuable muscles. Because he was always on the job, few of the players were out for long. Another graduate of the Lappenbusch sys-tem is Les Smith. A quarterback in his playing days, Smith handled t he important backfield coaching chores while assisting in the injury-fixing department. It was the work of these three men that helped Coach Lappenbusch build the 1950 team FOOTBALL COACHES--Ray Ciszek, Les Smith, C. F. Lappenbusch to greatness. and Jim Hollingsworth. Page one hundred nineteen ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 120 ---------- Bill Anagastou Jim Ingalls Eldred Mathiewson Bob Lajala Jess Moore George Williams Carl Richart Jack McStott Jack Roberts Larry Lowery Norm Hash Bob Clawson 4 Sad, Wet! V4 Norm Richardson Howard Raines Homecoming, Western style Everyone cooperated except the weather man and the red shirts from Cheney. Though the rains came, the spirit of the Vikings and their rooters w as never dampened. The game was scoreless until Eastern broke loose in the third quarter with two passes which were good for 94 yards and the only touch-down of the day. The Vikings played well on both offense and defense but they just couldn't push the ball across the stripes that pay off in points. Bellingham, November 4 Eastern Savages vs. Western Vikings 6 First Downs 9 -20 Ground Yardage 92 150 Air Yardage 53 130 Total Yards 145 35 Penalties 20 6 SCORE 0 Page one hundred twenty ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 121 ---------- Roy Potter Clyde Brown Bob Feagan Everett Tiland Art Larsson Al Schireman Bill Stendal Bob Scoll Gerald Salsgiver Art Svidran 7 a Slowa Start Forest Grove, Oregon, September 16 Pacific U. vs. Western 9 First Downs 7 103 Ground Yardage 75 89 Air Yardage 16 192 Total Yardage 91 75 Penalties 40 12 SCORE 6 ack Home--A Wlin# Bellingham, September 23 Linfield vs. Western 8 First Downs 13 127 Ground Yardage 175 20 Air Yardage 97 147 Total Yards 272 Football Award Winners- STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Larsson, all-conference; Al 65 Penalties 86 Cornett, all-conference; Art Svidran, honorary co-captain; Carl Richart, all-conference; Norm Hash, all-conference and co- inspirational award. KNEELING: Everett Tiland, all- 7 SCORE 19 conference and little all-American; and Gerald Salsgiver, co-captain and co-inspirational SCORE 19 award. Page one, hundred twenty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 122 ---------- e#nc6ce O, e e.e Spokane, September 30 Whitworth vs. Western First Downs Ground Yardage Air Yardage Total Yards Penalties SCORE ToP PICTURE: Jack Roberts (33), of Western's D-for-Defense squad, returns an enemy punt. BOTTOM PICTURE: Bob Cline (93), defensive end, successfully blocks a Linfield punt. 18 193 119 312 25 37 ictry--dne oo feway Bellingham, October 7 Puget Sound vs. Western 13 First Downs 1 82 Ground Yardage 1 93 Air Yardage 9 75 Total Yards 2 5 Penalties 4 3 SCORE 1: 2 35 8 33 4 3 w ie Penty of4 Steam Vancouver, B. C., October 14 British Columbia vs. Western 9 First Downs 18 49 Ground Yardage 115 159 Air Yardage 234 208 Total Yards 349 30 Penalties 35 7 SCORE 47 ,4noter Rused omecongo Tacoma, October 21 Pacific Lutheran vs. Western 9 First Downs 16 1 Ground Yardage 207 47 Air Yardage 79 48 Total Yards 286 44 Penalties 45 0 SCORE 47 7 1 18 9 27 5 1 Page one hundred twenty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 123 ---------- 'ddeat4' eatia Vcdled Bellingham, October 28 Central vs. Western 6 First Downs 9 55 Ground Yardage 197 37 Air Yardage 57 92 Total Yards 254 80 Penalties 105 0 SCORE 26 inal eague IVCoy. Olympia, November 18 St. Martin's vs. Western 13 First Downs 16 70 Ground Yardage 308 210 Air Yardage 106 280 Total Yards 414 45 Penalties 5 7 SCORE 34 aced % 74ade'4d4 Bellingham, November 23 British Columbia vs. Western 8 First Downs 13 68 Ground Yardage 145 27 Air Yardage 138 95 Total Yards 283 20 Penalties 15 9 SCORE 26 ToP PICTURE: Norm Hash stopped just one foot short of a tie- breaking touchdown in the final seconds of the CPS game. BOTTOM PICTURE: That's far enough, says "D" squad. Page one hundred twenty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 124 ---------- Jack Anderson John Crooks Bob Hansen Chad Johnson Hal Norgaard Stan Peterson Dick Ravenhorst Roy Richardson Jeff Russell Bud Scott Ray Scott Larry Stephan Gale Whitsell Bob Woodman Coach Bill McDonald's Viking basketball team showed improvement this year, taking fifth place in the final stand-ings of the sharp Evergreen conference, with five wins and Snine losses. The squad sparkled in pre-season play, taking seven of ten tests. The team put a thrilling finish to the season's play by downing the first-place Eastern Savages in the final game of the season. The Vikings upset their cross- state rivals in the hard-fought contest by a score of 54 to 53. Four first-string players ended their college basketball careers with the Vikings this season: Stan Peterson, Dick Ravenhorst, Jeff Russell, and Ray Scott. To high-scoring * Peterson went the honor of team captain for the year. De- Sfensive standouts Russell and Scott were named by their Steammates as inspirational award winners. Page one hundred twenty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 125 ---------- FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Scott, Jack Anderson, Hal Norgaard, (capt.) Stan Peterson. Chad Johnson, Larry Stephan, and Roy Richardson. STANDING: Gayle Whitsell, John Crooks, Bob Woodman, Bob Hansen, Dick Ravenhorst, Ray Scott, Jeff Russell, and Coach McDonald. Coach Bill McDonald realized one ambition this year, and because of this joined the hilltop swimming team. After beating Eastern on February 24, "Big Bill" was thrown in the college pool. The victory over Eastern was on the last game of the year, and brought the season to a fitting climax. The victory over the Savages gave the Vikings 13 vic-tories to 12 defeats for the year, and they finished in fifth place in the tough Evergreen conference. Coach McDonald completed his fifth year as head coach of the blue and white. This year the big coach (he is just eighty inches tall) had one of his most successful seasons. If the draft doesn't get too many of the returning team members, as well as those from this year's successful junior varsity, the Vikings will be knocking on the door of the upper heights in the Evergreen conference in next year's play. Coach C. W. "Bill" McDonald Page one hundred twenty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 126 ---------- Dick Ravenhorst takes one off the boards. Bob Woodman (25), Stan Peterson (55) and Jeff Russell (in foreground) await the ball. 6e4 e ed ~ea#wiece Recvw1 Eastern __ Whitworth -PaLcuiftihce ran Central __Puget Sound ------ St. M artin's ----- - St. M artin's' Western Western Western Western Western Western Western 37- 51 46 70 71 59--- 54 ---- Sound -Central -- Pacific Lutheran British Columbia Columbia -- - W hitworth ---- --- _ Eastern Western Western Western Western Western Western Western 51- 56_ 49_ 51- 52- 50_ 41 41 64 64 48 56 _73 53 Page one hundred twenty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 127 ---------- Final play of the season, as the ball came back into Dick Eicher (33 in dark) of Eastern, and Eicher took a shot. Viks pulled the ball off the backboard at the gun. Western 54, Eastern 53. Moving from left to right in white jerseys, Bob Hansen, Jeff Russell's arm and leg in front of Eicher, and Stan Peterson (55). Page one hundred twenty-seven ?"VZFI 16"IF~ ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 128 ---------- LEFT: (Capt.) Stan Peterson congratulates a wet but happy Coach McDonald after the victory over Eastern. John Crooks (20) and Bob Woodman (25) are other Western "swimmers." NON-CONFERENCE GAMES Western 66 Seattle U. 87 Western 62 Seattle Pacific 53 Western 56 __British Columbia 45 W estern 54 ____________. __________________ Cloverleafs 52 Western 56 Seattle U. 69 Western 73 Seattle Pacific 65 Western 64 Carroll College 43 Western 83 Carroll College 44 Western 53 _ Cloverleafs 55 Western 46 - British Columbia 41 Western 61 _________Pacific Trails 37 Page one hundred twenty-eight ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 129 ---------- Klem Kampe, Bob Stone, Jerry Reinert, Jack Start, Bud Hood, Charles Lindberg, Ted Morris, Russ Markishtum KNEELING: Coach Starr 9uior $Varit Bas4erll Coach Jerry Starr led the Junior V a r s it y chargers to the most successful winning season for a Western JV team. Starr's boys won 14 games while dropping only 4. The season proved excellent experience for the freshmen and sophomores who could not break into the first team. At the end of the season the boys from the JV were giving some of the varsity men tussles for their jobs, as well as giving the varsity some tough practice sessions. Chuck Lindberg and Jack Start were honored by the other members of the squad by being elected inspirational award winner and honorary captain for the year, respectively. JV Coach Jerry Starr Page one hundred twenty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [130] ---------- Visiting U. W. diver amazes crowd 77 ~Zt~. Â£suimrxa0A Swimming Team-LEFT To RIGHT: Coach Ray Hyatt, Milt Clothier, Ken German, Dick Riehl, John Field, Stan Frey, Harvey Culbertson, Dick Mealy, Hank Rogers, and Varro Anderson This year saw swimming develop into one of the top-n o t c h athletic activities at Western. Coach Ray Hyatt met an enthusiastic turnout of newcomers and developed them into a winning team. Opponents this year included Grays Harbor Junior College, Eastern Washington, Univer-sity of British Columbia, and the University of Washington, one of the top teams in the country. Eastern was defeated twice by the Viking swimmers. With the facilities available at Western and the profession-al coaching of Ray Hyatt, the local swim team may be ex-pected to become one of the main athletic attractions in the future. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 131 ---------- Student spectators fill the stands to watch the outcome of the meet. This distance rac e, a close finish was ex-pected by eager fans, gave one and all a thrill. On your marks, get set- The start of a close race in the college pool. This year's team, although swimming isn't a recognized sport in the Evergreen con-ference, swept past all but UBC among conference teams. Page one hundred thirty-one ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [132] ---------- LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Bracken, Carl Richart, Ed Edgren, Bob Lajala, and Spud Walley. Tom Taylor, Chuck Hodder, Eld-red Mathieson, and Sam Agnew. Bob Hansen, Russ Nielson, Jim Koloc, and Chuck Brown. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 133 ---------- Ray Scott, Vern Tavrea, B o b Scoll, and Chuck Lindberg. Bob Trouse, Cliff Hash, Charles Scott, and Bob Nemo. Starting with an almost new ball club of transfers and fresh-men, head coach Joe Martin molded a formidable nine, which held one of the more unsual records in baseball history in their first six games. In these contests they won two games, lost two, and tied two. For the first time in many a year, the Martinmen took on the University of Washington Huskies and gave an excellent ac-count of themselves. In the first series at Seattle the Huskies won the first game 3 to 2, but were held to a 3 to 3 count in eight in-nings in the second contest. Returning to Bellingham the following week the blue and white squad earned a split with the Huskies. "Spud" Walley, a transfer from the "U," was the boy who pitched the Western victory. In the other series, against Seattle Pacific in Seattle, the Viks won one and tied the other in 11 innings. This was the extent of the season as this page went to press. Page one hundred thirty-three ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 134 ---------- UPPER PICTURE: Dave Grocott, Al Meuli, Bill Daws, Fred Long. LOWER PICTURE: Jerry Reinert, Jack Jensen, Modris Peterson, Wes Peterson Page one hundred thirty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [135] ---------- George MacPherson, Clint Doherty, Carl Linde, Dick Stewart. John Lavendar, Ru fus Winters, Bill Owens, Jack Bowman. Artis Larsson, George Nel-son, Spud Miller, L a rry Offut. Track, the only spring Evergreen conference sport to survive the slash, blossoms out with beaming rays, as Coach Ray Ciszek's squad took their first triangular meet of the year. The blue and white squad, led by record- breaking Artis Larsson, wouldn't be denied as they ran both St. Mar-tin's and the College of Puget Sound into the ground. The final score was: Western 65%, St. Martin's 48% and College of Puget Sound 48. Larsson's record was in the shot put, which he threw 45 feet 31/2 inches to establish a new record for Western Washington college. In their two previous dual meets the Hilltoppers hadn't fared too well, but hopes were high as the Klipsun went to press for smoother sailing for the blue and white clad Viking. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 136 ---------- Coach Sam Carver, Kenny Jones, Bob Jacobs, Rowan Cotton, Max Wenger, Bob Skidmore Mostly a new group of men met Coach Sam Carver for their first golf turnout at the beginning of spring quarter. Gone were last year's winners, after four excellent years of Evergreen conference participation. Golf was included in the list of casualties as an Evergreen conference sport, as it was voted out by the coaches and athletic 974 directors of the conference. With ideal weather and an almost complete new group of golfers Coach Carver set out to mold a golf team. By the time of the first match, the boys were ready for the test. They continued to show well in the independent matches they were able to schedule. Page one hundred thirty-six ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 137 ---------- FRONT: Don Davis, Dick Boyd, Ray Ondracek, Harold Ramaley, Ed Angivine. BACK: Coach Charles Lappenbusch, Jim Smith, Morton Raper, Harris Kluksdahl, Dick Endersbe Coach Charles Lappenbusch had wonderful weather to get his tennis squad into condition. A young team, so far as experience is concerned, reported at the beginning of spring quarter. One of the highlights of the season was a match against the Pacific C o a s t conference champions, the Washington Huskies. The purple and gold downed Western's pride in straight sets, but the Huskies have made a habit of that with coast conference schools. They couldn't break the habit. Although tennis is not on the list of Ever-green sports this spring-it was dropped along with the major sport of baseball, and the other spring minor sport, golf-Western had a full schedule and gave those interested in varsity competition plenty of activity in their sport. Page one hundred thirty-seven C7)em"d ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 138 ---------- Sleepy Hollow, the bowling champions for 1950-51-STAND-ING: Burnett, Harrison. KNEELING: Wenger, and Catron. Intramurals for both men and women were popular last year with many Western students par-ticipating. With the early spring this year, the spring sports went over especially well. Softball, or the new term, fastball, took all honors as fourteen teams joined the two leagues to BACK: Marine, Smith, Anderson. KNEELING: Chewier, Miller. battle it out for top rights when the dust cleared at the end of the quarter. During fall and winter quarters the boys played basketball and bowled once a week in the intra-mural program. Both of these sports were popular and the boys gained a great deal of recreation and competition from their playing. Page one hundred thirty-eight ~ramr~aCa ... 6~2 Ewru~orre ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 139 ---------- UPPER: Wes Judd fouls off a pitch in intramural fastball action, as catcher Mike Kosar eagerly awaits the ball. LOWER: He's off with the pitch as a crowd of MRH boys cheer their team to victory. Page one hundred thirty-nine ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [140] ---------- BLUE BARNACLES An important part of the women's intramural program is swimming, carried on through the Blue Barnacles, advised by Miss Margaret Aitken. S w i m-ming enthusiasts are admitted to the club after passing tryouts. The club this year practiced their diving, figure swimming, and strokes, which were exhibit-ed in a water show. LEFT TO RIGHT: Violet Ries, Loretta Stribre, Pat Magnuson, Elaine Daverin, Beverly Dustin, Marilyn Wager, Alicia Legg, Jo Gloman, JoAnne Hoyt, Shir-ley McMicken. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [141] ---------- Spring weather brings softball action. Championship bas-ketball team: B. Manely, J. Peoples, V. Ries, V. Jones, M. Cole, J. Gloman. Championship field hockey team, FRONT Row: V. Ries, M. Cole, J. Gloman, A. Franks, Miss Aitken, J. Jacoby. BAC K Row: J. Peoples, B. Manely, L. Stibre, P. Magnuson, V. Jones, J. Hurlbut, P. Killmer. ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 142 ---------- 7opieal adex ACTIVITIES ................. 62 ADMINISTRATION ............................... ........ 14 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.............................. 5 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS......................... 24 ARION CLUB................................. ARTS BUILDING................................. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ........................... ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS ............ ATHLETICS ................................... AUDITORIUM-MUSIC BUILDING BAND ............ BASEBALL .... BASKETBALL ......... BLUE BARNACLES.. ................... ....... BLUE TRIANGLE............... BOARD OF CONTROL ..... BOARD OF TRUSTEES .............................. CAMERA CLUB... ............................. .. CAMPUS DAY...... - CAMPUS SCHOOL 98 12 - 88 66 114 11 94 .132 .124 ..140 ..8.6 64 16 80 112 CHESS CLUB........................... 85 CHOIR ..................... 96 CLASSES ........... ......... 26 COLHECONOMISTS ........................................ 84 COLLEGE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ......... 90 COLLEGIAN ................ .... 68 DRAMA ....... .......... 92 EDENS HALL................................. 6 FACULTY .................................. 18 FOOTBALL ....... . ........ ............. ........ ........ 118 FORENSIC CLUB ...... .... .... 83 FOREWO RD .............................4.... FRESHMEN ............................... .... 28 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 82 GOLF ......................................................... 136 GRADUATE SCHOOL .............................-.. 91 GRADUATION WEEK ....................................... 71 HOMECOMING ......... 72 HOUSES .... ................................... .......... 103 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB.................................... 88 INTERCLUB COUNCIL............................... 65 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB.....___ 85 INTRAMURAL SPORTS.. ............................ 138 JUNIORS .............. ~ 40 JUNIOR PROM................................ 76 KAPPA DELTA PI-...................... ..........87.. KLIPSUN ....... ................. 69 LIBRARY ... ................................... 9 MENS RESIDENCE HALL_......................... 7 MUSIC ...................-. . 94 NORSEMEN ......... ...................... ...... 67 OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN .............................. 84 OPENING WEEK ............................ 70 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING.. ................. 13 PRESS CLUB. ................... 81 SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY............ ... 87 SENIORS .... ~............... 48 SENIOR HALL .... ............. .. . 10 SKI CLUB .................................. 80 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB................... 86 SONG LEADERS . 102 SOPHOMORES ..... 34 SQUARE AND CIRCLE CLUB. 81 SWIMMING TEAM ..............- 129 TENNIS ... 137.... THESPIANS . .. ................................. 83 TRACK ................... ...................... 134 UNITED STUDENT CHRISTIAN COUNCIL.... 90 VALKYRIE ................. ............ 82 VOCOLLEGIANS .............. .................. 96 W CLUB.....................................117 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ................................ 89 WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION........ 116 YELL LEADERS ........... ................... 102 Peronal adex Aanes, M arian Elaine.......................... .......................... 29, 95 Aarstad, Audrey ............... ....................... 29, 41, 86, 107 A arstad, N eva Therese.............................. ............... ......3. 5, 107 Adams, Alfred Charles....... ................... ...... 49 Adams, Audrey Marlene ................. ........ .............. 69, 81, 107 Adams, Gene ........................................ 4 Adler, John P................................................ 103 Ager, Phil R....................................65, 73, 95, 98 Ager, Betty Bruseth............ ............. ............................ 76, 82 A gnew , Sam ............................................. 132 A itken, M argaret H ............................................ 17, 141 Albers, James A........................ ...... ... 49, 88 A ldrich, George ....................................... 35, 87 A lexander, A llen C ................................................ 110 Alexander, Donald Walker .......................... 95, 98, 106 Alexander, Helen G ........................ ............ 35, 80 Alldredge, Frances .......................... ..... ........... 111 Allen, Donna Lee.....................................29, 111 Allgire, Harold Eugene. ........ . ........................ ---...-.-.- -- 88 Allgire, Robert S................................ 41, 49, 85 Almasi, Terry J.................................110 Alsen, Elsa Joyce ...... .................... 90, 109 A lvis, Jack M .....110055......................................-------..... Ambrosius, Caroline J. ...................... ...... 29 Ambrosius, Herbert A ..................................... .. ... 49 Anagnostou, William U ................................... 49, 120 Andersen, Beatrice H................................ .......... 29, 84 Anderson, Betty C .............................. 86, 109 Anderson, Charles L .................. ........................... 109 Anderson, Gerald Ralph ................................... 29, 83, 108 Anderson, Jack A.................................... ....125 Anderson, Joyce .. ............ 8..,. ..1.0..4............... Anderson, M orris .................................. 41, 85 Anderson, Richard F........................................... 82 Anderson, Robert N.......................... ..... ............................ 49 Anderson, Sharon Lucille......................... 41, 82, 94, 98 A nderson, V arro .................................................... .........106, 103, 138 Anderson, Wallace W.... .................................... ..... 110 Andrus, Dwight A....................... Angevine, Ed ......................... Anglin, John W..................... Arentzen, Frederick J................ Arntzen, Edward J ...................... Asplund, Bennett A................... Atwood, Ardelle .................. Augeres, Mary Lou ..................... Aursness, Helen ... ................... ....1.1.9............ - ..-....................4..1., . .10.9., .1.37... ........... ................................... 97, 98 - ....-.A......................-. ....6.8., ..1.0.9.....41, ................... ...... ... ..................... 18, 21 .....................97. , .1.1.9............................... ................................. .......3.0.............. ....................... ............... 41, 107, 116 .............. -................... .29, 107, 116 B ailey, W esley S .............. ........................................ 88 Bain, Donelle M osier ................................. ............... 89 B aker, E dith ............. 1188................................... Baker, Robert R........................................................ .................4 1, 109 Ballard, Yvanda Lee ...................................................29 Ballinger, Glee Ann ............... .. 41, 107, 116 Barbeau, Richard James ........................................... 33 Barber, Marilyn ...... .............................. 93, 103 B arnett, John C ........................................................................................ 103 Barnhill, Clara ..................... 35.................. Bartholick, Robert H ......................................... 41, 82 Bartlett, Joan N eriede ................................. 35, 49, 109 Bartok, Irene Mary..................................................108 Barton, H elen ................... ..... ..... 35, 97, 111 Battey, Anne Louise .................................. 35, 96, 99, 107 Baxter, Patricia Anne ..................................... 29, 106 Baylor, Jeannette Eva ............................... 41, 107 Beach, M aureen ............................... 35, 103 Beardslee, Charles O........ ............................... 106 B eau dry , Jam es ........................................................................................... 33 Beecher, Barbara Ann ................................ 29 Beeston, Leslie E..................... .......... ........... ................ 29, 105 Beltz, Alex D ....................................... ................. 85 Bemis, Barbara Lois ................................... .............. 29 Bengtson, Dolores Turnbull .................. .......... 38, 108 Bengtson, Kermit B ............................... ........ 18, 25, 80 Benner, Ernest D............................ ...... 49, 82, 83 Bennett, Ralph ....... ................................. ................. 34, 65 Benson, Cliff .............. ...................................... ............. 106 Page one hundred forty-two ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 143 ---------- B enson , Joan ... ..................................... ................................... 29, 106 Berg, Cynthia Anne ................................................... 29 Berg, Geraldine M argaret ....... ............................................ 49, 107 B erg, G erry L ............................. ........... ............... ... ........ 111 Berg, John E................... ........... ...... 80, 85, 98 B ergh, B onnie I............................................................ 29, 95, 96, 98 B ergstrom , Joan D elor s ...............................................29 Berry, Richard T..................... ..... ..... ....................... 110 Berthiaume, Dana B................................ . ........... 29, 94, 98 Bestul, Shirley Joann ................................................... .. .. 29, 95 Bettman, May G............................ ........... ........... 18 Billm ann, D aryl E................................................. ... ........................ 35 Bingham, Don L.... ............... . ....... ........... 49 Bitterman, Wayne ........... .................................... 29, 80 B lak e, G race M ... ..................................................................................... 24 B lakely, R obert C .................................... ................................... 29, 108 Blaser, Jackie ........... .................... ... 35, 68, 80 Blauser, D onna ...................................... ............ ........82, 116 Blendheim, John Kenneth ....... ...................................... ..... 49 Blickenstaff, Lowell ......................... .. ............ 35, 97, 98, 118 Blickenstaff, Priscilla ...... ......................................... 29, 90, 109 Blonden, W illiam E..................................... ...... ................ 35 Boede, V iolet .................... ......................... .............................. .. 16 Boko, Robert G.................... ........ 41, 94, 98 Bond, Brian H................... .................... ......... 49 Booman, Glenn L .......... .. ................................ ........ 49, 87 Borchers, Donald Eugeie ................................. .......... .....35 Booth, M ira E ................................... ... . ... 1188,. ..8. 2 Boothby, Elmina ........................................ . . .... 18 B ostrom , R obert C ................................................................................... 49 Boucher, Jean Elizabeth .............................. 41, 87, 94, 98 Bowhay, Laverne .................................................................. 29 Bowman, Jack Lewis ........................ .... 94, 98, 135 Boyd, Burton 0 .......................... ......... 50, 87 Boyd, Richard .................. .......... ................ 41, 137 B oyd, T hom as J....................... ................................................................. 50 Boyer, Jo Ann.... -........................... 29, 84 Boyle, D oug ....................................... 29 Bracken, Donald ... ...................... 09,. ...1..3..2..... Braithwaite, John A ..................................................... 29 Brandt, Alice M... ............................. .3355 B rann, N orm an J..................... ............................................................ 35 Breakey, H azel ........... ......................... 18,. ...9..0......... Breivik, Howard G......................... ......... ........................ ...... 50 Breivik, Wilma Peters ................................. .... 45, 82, 107 Bretvick, M ary Lorraine .............................. . ........... 41, 111 Brewster, Laurence W............................ .... .................... 18 Bridges, Marianne ...................................... . .... 41, 94, 98, 107 Bright, Maurice W............................. ...... 41, 110 Bring, Ronnie ....... ......... ............... ..................... .............................. 41 Brodersen, Rose Mary . .. . ........... 41, 82, 111 Brooks, H. Ervin........ ............ .................... 105 Brown, Arlayne ........................................ 35, 82, 95, 98, 111, 116 Brown, Chuck H.............................. ......... 50, 66, 117, 132 Brown, Clyde Joseph ............... ................ 110, 121 Brown, Joan A....................................35, 50, 65, 82, 89, 107, 116 Brown, Leila Louise ....................... .. 41, 82, 83, 89, 92 Brown, Nancy E.............................. ......... 35, 90, 104, 116 B row n, R obert E ....................................... ........................ ......... 41, 95, 99 Brown, Theodora K ..................................... 50, 82, 90, 116 Brozovich, Dick .... .................................... 109 Buchanan, Doris H ....................................... 24, 25 Buchanan, Sam J............................................20, 24 B ulen, B ernice ................................................ ............... . . 35, 84, 107 Burhans, Janneke ............................... ....... 50, 82, 84, 107 B urnet, R uth A .......................................................18, 68, 81 Burnett, Barbara A nne .................................... ................... ... 35 Burnett, Carolyn Mary .......................... ........ 41, 90, 103 B urnett, John .......................................................................... 138 Burrell, David J............... .......... ...... .. .... ....... .. ... ..18 Burton, Raymond L ............ ................ 41, 87 Butenshon, Verna Jean ............................................ 29 Butler, Albert J.......................... ......... .........105 Butler, Barbara A............... . .....................50, 111 Byers, D oris A lthea.. ........ ................ .. .... ........... ............ 29 Calkins, John L............................. Call, Mary Ann................. ................ Callison, Virginia Calvert, Bob ......... ................ Campbell, Alan Lee ....................................... Campbell, Clare L....................................... Campbell, Creigh Cade .................................. Campbell, Dale ........... . ........... Campbell, Patricia Leigh ......................... Cannard, Donald Dennis ........................ Cannard, Sue Jane ................... Carbonatto, Fred J......... ....... C arlile, Sene R ....................................... Carlson, Beverly Joanne .................................. Carlson, Thelma ....... ...... Carrick, June ............. . Carson, Paul Roger...... ............................... Carson, Roy Michael ................................. Carson, Yvonne M..... .......................... Carver, Sanford E....................................... Cary, Carl Benjamin ................................ Casanova, Katherine M ................................... C ash, E arl N .. ..... ........................ Cassity, Henry H....................................... Casteel, Lora ....... .......................... Catron, Stan ........... Cavanah, Margaret J............................ ........... .6.5.,. 8.7., .9.1. .................4.2...................... .............2.9.,. 1.0.;............ ................1.0.9............... ........................... 35, 104 ....................... 29, 96, 98 .... ..........8.3.................... .................2.9, 95, 96, 98 ................1.0.8................. ...........5.0.,. 8.2.......... ................... 42, 82, 85 .........8.0., .1.0.5,. .1.36.. ......................... 18, 20, 83 .....................102, 107, 116 .......... ...................3...5 ....5. 0, 64, 89, 97 ........... .............. 29, 80 ........................50, 83 .......5.0.,. 8.2., .9.5., .107 ....... 18, 136 ............... .........5.0.,. 9.3.,. 1.1.0... ........................1.9........ ... ............................... 29, 106 .... .......... ......5.0......... ................................ 42, 108 .....................3.5................ .......... 29, 84 Cavanaugh. Joseph A....................... Cederstrom, M. F ....................... Chandler, Marjorie Ruth........ Chandler, Martin E......................... Channer. Edna ................................ Chapman, Ray B........ ........... Chenier, Walter E......... Childs, Vernon Jackson .............. Chow, Marilynn J............................. Church, Ethel ... ........................ Ciszek, Raymond A....................... Clark, Earl Thomas Jr. .............. Clark, R ichard E ............................. Clawson, Robert .. Cline, Bob .............. Clothier, Milton A ................... Clothier, Nita .................... .. Cochran, Nona Louise ................ Coe, Frank C................. ... Coffey, N adine A ............................. Cole, Helen Marie ......................... Cole, Margaret .... .............. Compton, Al .................... ...... Compton, Stuart .. Cooke, Charles E ........................... Cookson, Robert B....................... Cooper, M. Laurnel ....................... Cooper, M arvin J.............................. Copeland, James R ........................ Cornell, Joan M ........... ............. Cornett, Allan D............... Cotton, F. Rowan....................... Cottrell, Christine .................. Coulter, Roy C.................................... Countryman, Lind Coward, Richard E................. Cox, Ann Laurine ......................... Cox, Florence L... ...................... Coye, Clarence M .............. Craig, Janet ............ .............. Crane, Barbara ........................ Crawford, David R ................ Creighton, Eldridge .................... Crook, Carolyn Sue ..... Crook, Jack Leland .... Crooks, John W .............. Crow, Kenneth Crow e, B ob .................................. Crowe, Norma .......... ................. Crump, Henrietta .. ............... Cruver, Roy E. .............. Culbertson, Harvey E .................. Cullmann, Ralph Culver, Don R.. ......... Culverwell, Albert H ............ Cummins, Nora B.. Curry, Frank D........ ............................. 18 ............ ...................................... 19, 64 .......5.0.,. 9 6, 107 ..............................2.9......................... ......................1.9................. ......................... ........... ...8.8........... ......-..... -................... 29, 106, 138 ......................... ..4..2...... ... ..... ..................9. 1........... ......... ................... 24 ................................19, 23, 135 .........................1.1.0............................... ......................... 94, 97, 98, 110 ................ ...................... 105, 120 ...... .......... ......1..1..8 . ......................... ................ ..1.3.0......... .... . .8.2.,. 87, 89, 93 ..........--................4..2.,. .9.0,. .1 07 ............... .............. ..2.9.... ..... ........................ 29, 107, 116 .....................3.3., . 116 ...................................... 35, 116, 141 ...................1.1.7.,1. 1.8................ ........... .................85, 90 .. . ...................55.11................. ..... ........ ......... ...4.2..... ......................2.9........................ .......................... .5.1..... .......... .............................................. 35, 110 ................... 35, 81 ..........................1.0.8............................. ........... ...........1.0.8.,.1 .36................. ............................................ ........24 ........ ..............42.................. .............. .........1.9,. .8.4............. .................. .. .................... 51, 88 .........................................2...9 ..... ............... ...........4..2................. -.....-................ ........5.1., .8.7. ...........6.8............. .....................................4..2.,. ..1..1..1...... _-..................... ....... ......4.2.............. ............... .........................5.. 1..,. ..8. 2 ........... .........29, 68, 84, 94, 98, 99 .... .. ..... . ... ... .... . ... .. ...1.09 .... ....................................................... 4.2., .11.2059....................... .4.2,..12.09.9......... ....................2.3.................................... . ....4.2.. ................... .....51, 88, 108 ......................5.1.,. 1.3.0....................... ........................................... 19, 80 ............ .... ..... ........1..0..9..... .................................... ...1..9.......... ... ...19., . 65, 85 . .---.---- ---------..-.- ..... ...... ..55..1... .. D aan e, Iren e J................................................................. 51 D ahl, A udrey A nn ........................ _ ....................................... ..... 104 D ahl, Everett A ....... ............................ ..... ............. 51 D aines, W esley N ......................................................................... 42 D'Andrea, Frank L.... 19, 98, 99 Daniel, Lyle E................... .................................................. 85, 86 Daverin, Elaine R ......... .............. ......................29, 68, 69, 107, 140 Daverin, Zona .................................. 51, 82, 87, 89, 96, 107 D avis, A lice-Jean ................... ................................... . 92, 107 Davis, Dorothy ............ .................... ........................................ . 35, 109 Davis, Donald R..................................... 51, 137 D avis, Janice Louise ...................................................................... 51, 107 Daws, Bill L ............ ............... ................... 134 Dayton, Douglas D....................................... 51, 110 DeGarmo, Helen Jean............................ 29, 103 DeGroot, Shirley ....................................... .............. 84, 107 D eltoog, B ill ............................. ............. ................................ ....... 35 Delano, Leo V .......................... .......................... ............. 33, 86 D e n n is, J im ........... ...................................................................................... 83 Dent, Jacqueline Ann .......................................................... ..... 29 Derstine, Roy .................. ................ ........... 35, 80, 110 Dews, Roger Norman ................................................. 42, 94 Diam bri, W illiam ......... .................................................. 51, 119 D ickinson, D elores Lee .................. ................ .................. 90 D ickinson, Stella ............ ................... ......... ......... .............. 116 D illm an, M . June . .. .................. .... ................66, 82, 95, 107 D illon, Gail ........... .. ................ ... 42, 82, 89, 96 Dittrich, William J .............. ...................2.0.,. 2.3...... D obbins, Carolyn .......................................................... ................ 30, 107 Dodd, Donna Rae ......................... ..........3..0., 84, 90, 96, 109 Dodd, Eleanor Y .. ........................................ 52 D odsw orth, Paul . .......... ..... ......... ..........35, 97 Doherty, Clinton A. Jr ........................... 30, 68, 69, 81, 135 D onnelly, D ean D ................. ................... . ...... ............... 42 D orcy, B ernard T ....................... ....... .... ... ................5..2.. Dow, Dorothy Ann ............. .................... 52, 82, 109 Dowd, George G.................. 42, 65, 81, 85, 86 Dowd, Harold R ...................... 52, 105 Downing, Joyce ....................... 30, 84, 107 Doyle, Patrick ........... ... ..................... 35, 82, 95, 97, 98, 110 Dudley, Donna Rae ..................................... 30, 107 D udley, H azel J................ ..................... ........ ...... 107 Duerksen, Doris Pauls.. ...... ................... .......... .. 24 Dustin, Beverly J.............................. 82, 95, 107, 140 D ustin, Frederic H ....................................... ..................... 42 D yer, Park ..... ....... ......................... . .................... ....... 48 Page one hundred forty-thre;e ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 144 ---------- Earle, Louis H ............................. Easterbrook, W illiam George................... Ebright, Marvin E....................................... E dgren, L oyal E ............................................. Edwards, Marion Allen .............................. Ehle, Beverly Ann ................................ E id e, Joh n C ...................................................... E lbie, M ary E .................................................. Eldridge, Donald .......................................... Elledge, Willa Charlene .............................. Ellington, Robert M ...................................... Elliott, Irene M...................................... Ely, William R................................ Endersbe, Richard D................................... Endicott, Patricia Lorraine ........................ Endlich, Helen Marie. .. . Enga, Paul E....................... ...................... Engdahl, Jeanne L....................................... Entrikin, Eugene K ............................. .... Erdman, Claretta Joy...... Erholm, Diane .. Erlandson, Donald F............. Erlandson, Leroy Ellsworth .................... Estle, Paul .... ...................... ..... Evans, Mervyn .......................... ........... Ewing, Walter H....................................... ....1.9,. .24. ........................ -....-.- ...................... 30, 80 .... ...................................... 30 ....... ............. 35, 110, 132 ...... ..................30, 94, 98 ............ ............ 42, 84, 90 .......................3.5...................... .......4.2..,. ...7..3.., .. 75, 107 ...................1.6....................-- .. ..................4..2.., ...5. 2 ........ ...1.0.8............ . ......................1.9................ ................... .......5.2............... ..3.5., 80, 137 ................. ........3.0............. ............................. 35, 97, 106 .................................... 80, 106 .......................3.5. ............... ...................................... 42, 88 .........3.5.,. 6.5.,. 8.4.,. 1.0.7. ..............3.0.,. 1.0.7.............. ................1.0.9...... .............1.0.6. . ..............3 .5.. ............... ..1.0.6.,.1 .3.8. ..............1.1.7.,.1 .1.9............ Fagerson, M ary Lou ............................................. . . 30, 81, 83, 86 Falkner, Maureen J............................................35 Farnum, Keith Albert .......................... 95, 98, 110 Faulkner, M argaret E ...................................... ..........30.......................... Favero, Lillian Edda ............................ 42, 82, 87, 90, 107 Feagan, Robert B............. .......................... ....................................... 110 Federico, Carmela ........................................ ........ 30, 88, 107 Federico, Mary A .................. .................... 52, 88, 108, 116 Fee, Donna Mae.......... . ........................... 82, 90, 94, 111, 116 Felton, Norborn M. L......................... ...... ...................... 52 Fenerly, T hom ay .. 80.,. ..1..0..7........................................................ Fennelly, Dorothy Joan .................................. 52 Ferguson, Anne .......... ..... ...... ............ ... 52 Fernie, D ella M ae.....................................111 Ferris, Donald A ....................................... .... ...... . . 17 Field, John W......................... ............ 30 Fisher, Harold D. Jr...... ............................... 88 F ish er, Ion e ..................................................................................................... 30 Fisher, Sue Jane.................................................. 0, 96, 97, 98 Fitzpatrick, Stuart P............... ............................... ....................... 108 Fleming, Ruth May ....... ........................ ................. 108 Flint, Donalda Jean..... .....30 Foltz, R ichard ................ .. ... ........ 30.............. Fosmo, Laurance 0........................................ 3 6 , 83 Foss, Elizabeth Mary................ ................................... 30, 10/, 116 Franks, Athena ............... .................... 52, 84, 86, 116, 141 F ranks, G eorge L ouis ............................................................................ 30, 97 Frazier, Jackson Eugene. .................. ................ 119 Frazier, Robert ................................... .. ... ................. 91 Frederickson, M onica R ......................................................... 30, 111, 116 Freeberg, Carlin H ..................................... ....... .... .......... 36 Freeberg, Thyra M ....................................... ........... 43 Freehill, M aurice F................ ....... .................................... 19 French, D ale B ............................................ ......... 0, 33 French, Lois ................................... ................... 43, 65, 67, 76, 82, 84, 89 French, Marjorie .................................................... ................ 24 Frey, Stanley ................ .... 43....1..1.0..,. ...1..3..0................... Fritzberg, James W ...................... 3................ Frohning, Donald E.............. .................................... 36, 109 Fuglvog, Ed . ............................. .......... 36, 105 Fulkerson, Russell D.... 109................................. Furlong, Jam es H .................. .................................. 52 G Gaddis, Laura Lee ........................................... 30, 80 G a lla n t, C a role ........................................ ........................................... 36 Gallm eyer, R obert E ..................................... ......... ---.. 52, 82, 86, 88 G arcia, A n n R ........................................................................... 24 Garka, Donald A lbert.................................. .......... ..... 36 Garnett, Freda ............................................................................. 52, 111, 116 Garrett, Donna M adeline ......................................... ............. 30, 84 Gates, Shirley Johnson......................................... ................. 36, 103 Gaupp, Gloria Jean... ..... ...............---- 36, 84, 102 Geijsbeek, Sam Dirk ........... .......... ............. .... 43, 110 Gelder, Harvey M .... ............................ ..... 19, 85 Gentry, Janice M ................................................ ........ ..........3..6 , 103 Germain, John R .... ..... 443.......................... German, Kenny .................................... .. 6, 110, 130 Gesdahl, Charles H.... ............... ............ ...... 40, 43 Gillett, A nne A nsley.. ............................. 47, 94, 98, 111 Gillett, Bruce N................................................. 43, 94, 98, 99 Gilley, Frank Jerry . ...... .... .................. .... 108 Gillham, Helen L .9 ................................. . .... . .19...1.9 G illie, Joyce M .................. .......................... .... .....4..3. , 69, 81, 90 G illie, P aul Jam es ................................. ................. 43, 68, 69, 81, 90 Gjovig, Meredith . ............ ............. ............... 36 Gloman, Joan Katherine ............. ......... 6, 86, 116, 140, 141 Gloman, Joe M............................. ....................................... 52 Goetz, Shirley Jean................................. ... 36, 87 Goetz, Walter L.... .................................... 53, 85, 86, 87 Goheen, Milton Ward ............. ............... 30 Goldade, Rita M ................................................................ ... 36, 82, 83 Golden, Martha A.......................... ..................... 30, 96 Gordon, Irma .............................. ............ ....... ...... 43 Gordon, Shirley Ellen ............................................. . 30, 111 Gossage, Alen William................................................................. 30 Gould, Alex ........................... .............. .. 53 Gragg, Georgia P............................ .......... 19 Grant, Donald E.........................................................................................109 Graves. Patricia ....... ............................. 53, 111 Gregory, E lizabeth ....... ................. .........................................20 Griffith, Marian H ........................................................ 53, 82 Griffiths, Anne Rae.................................................... ....... 64, 67, 82, 111 G rocott, B etty .................................. .......... ... 30, 111, 116 Grocott, David .................................... 48, 53, 64, 65, 89, 110, 134 Gronemyer, Vernon B...................... ................. 36 Gronseth, H. Morton..............................48, 53, 65, 68, 69, 81, 89, 103 Groth, Richard W.......... ............................. 110 Gruber, Garry R 110033..................................... Grueter, Doris Anne ...... .5.............3....... ... 53 G ruett, B ruce ................. ............... .. 4488.............. H Hachman, Dolores Lorraine .......... ........ ..... 84, 96, 97, 98 Hagedorn, Elizabeth ...... ................... .............. 36 H agen, Louella ............................ ... .................... 43, 80, 82, 104 H aggard, W illiam W ade .................................... ................... .....16 Hahn, Audrey .................................................................. .............. 107 Hale, Phyllis B.................................................. .43, 67, 80, 84, 116 Hale, William L....... ............................................... 109 Hall, Betty Ann...................................30, 82, 84 Hall, James E.... .... .............................. 81, 109 Hall, Marilyn ...... ......................... ...... 30, 69, 81, 111 Hall, Virginia ....... .............................................. 116 Hamilton, Douglas N........ ....................................................... 80 Hammer, Irwin A.........................................20, 87 Hammerquist, Louise ...................... ............... ................... 111 116 Hanchett, Margie ........................................ 94 Hand, Sherry Paula .................................... 36 Hansen, Allan M .... ....................... ......... 30, 109 Hansen, Carolyn L................................... .... 43, 82, 111 Hansen, June A ........................ ................................. .68, 84, 102 Hansen, Robert ............................................ 36, 110, 125, 127, 132 H anson, D uane I......................................................95, 98 H ardie, M ark A ........................................ ........ ... ....8. 2, 102, 108 Hargreaves, Jim W .................................. ........................... 36 H arlow, Jeanne ..................................................................... 30, 97, 98, 107 HI arm ala, R alph E ....................................... ................................... 110 Harriman, Herb C............. ...................................... ............. 53 Harris, Al S................................ ... ........... ..... 53, 108 Harris, Frances .................................................... .48, 53, 95, 98 Harrison, Jackie ............................. ... ......... 43, 103 Harrison, Larry ................................ ...... 106, 138 Harrison, Wallace J................................. ..... ...... 30 H ash, Clifford C..................... ........................ ......... .. .36, 133 Hash, Marilyn J..... .................................. 36 Hash, Norman L.........................................................43, 64, 89, 125 HIasselberg, Dale C............. ................................. 53, 65, 88 Hiastie, Lois Elaine ... .................................... 43 Hatch, Burill ......... ..................................... 108 Haveman, Margaret ....................... .......... ......... 30 Haugen, Jarvis H..... ................................. 43, 109 H aw k, Raym ond F................................................. ....... 17 Hawk, Richard L.......... .............................. 96 Hawkins, Dorothy M........................................43, 94, 98 H awn, Barbara ..................................................................... 36, 84, 90, 109 Hawn, Jere R...........................................30 Haycox, William H. Jr.....................................30, 69, 80, 81, 108 Hayes, Beth Jean......................... .. ........... 30, 84, 90 Hayward, Georgie ........................................ 30, 84, 96, 109 Headlee, Jack R.................................... ........................................ 83 Heald, Arthur Foster.... ............... .................43 Hearsey, Herbert R..... .................................. 19 20 Heinrich, Iver R .................. ............................ ...................... 88 Herbert, Barbara L..... ......... ......... .................................. 105 H erbold, P aul E ....................................................................................... 53 H erdt, Ivan ................... .............. .... ... ................30 Herrick, Mildred ................. ......... ............... 20 Hevly, Dale Ralph.................. ........ ........ 36, 109 Hewitt, Dorothy Evelyn ........... .......... ............ 108 Hickenbottom, Eddie 0.......................................53, 64, 75, 82, 89, 125 Hicks, Arthur C.........................................20 H ilde, M an del I............................................................ ... ........... 43 Hill, Ray H ........................... .......... .............. 36 Hill, Rowland W. Jr................................................ 53 110 Hilton, (Ted) Louis Edward....................................... ..... 36 H inckley, Iona Edith.......................................... 30 Hinderman, George F................................ .............. 85, 109 H isey, Adabel L........................................................................... 43, 90, 107 H obbs, Clyde A ........................... ............. 34, 110 H odder, Charles S............................................................ 30, 66, 118, 132 Hoff, Joy Janette. ..... ............................ 30 Hoffert, Marcella A...............................................108 H oggins, Dale E.................................... ....... ............. 30 Hoglund, Eric ................................ ..... 54, 96, 103 H oisington, A rthur ........................................................ 31 Holmstrom, Mary Barbara ................................. .... 31, 104 H ood, Clayton A ..................... ............................... 129 H oof, Bruce Francis Jr......................... ............................... 43, 80, 90 Hoof, Virginia Ann.... . .................... ....... 36, 80 H ooker, R uth E ............................................ .............................. .. 36, 90 Honcoop, Marie .......................................... 53, 82 Hopkins, Robert B............................. .......... ......... 54 Hoppe, Victor H.............................. .......... 20 H opper, Elizabeth M .................................... ....................... ........2 3 H orm an, B urton L ....................... ...... ......... ............................ 36 Pange nne hundred forty-four ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 145 ---------- H orn, Richard Grant ............................... ...... ................. .... 95, 99 Houghton, Meech ......... ..1...3..1.., ....1..1..0........ Hovde, Annis J................................... ..20 Hovde, Jane .. ......... ......... ....... ...........2.0....... Howard, Clyde Ezra ............................ .54, 88, 90, 94 H oyt, Jo A nn.................................................................31, 69, 81, 84, 140 Hoyt, Mary Ann..................3........... .36, 104 Hudson, B. Nola.... ....................... ..... ....3. 6, 81, 90 Hughes, Bob ..... 433,. ...1..1..7..................... H ulse, H oward Lee.......................................................................... .. 36, 110 Hunt, Leslie ................ ....... ............... 20 Hunt, Lynn M .......... ............................ .. ........82 Hunt, Thomas F.......... ............... ......... 20 Hutchison, Joyce Doreen..............................................36, 68, 80, 82, 84 H urlbut, Jacqueline M ........ ......................... ............ 44, 141 In galls, Jim . .... ............... ........... .... .................................... .. 120 Ingram , Patricia C............ ................ ........................ 95, 107, 116 Iraola, F rank P ......................................................................... 54 Irvin, Joanne E .8.........--7........ -------------- -.......... Irwin, Beverly ................................................. 31, 84, 94, 98 Irwin, Carol A................................ .36, 64, 65, 82, 111, 116 Isaacson, M arilyn Louise.................................................... 31, 97, 103 Jackson, Floyd M................--- ----- ....................... 31, 83, 96, 98 Jacobs, Robert A................................. 36, 136 Jacoby, Junette D.......... ............ .... ... 44, 107, 141 James, Dorothy M............--- .................................. 36 James, M arion C .... ....................... ...5 4, 67, 82, 88, 89, 97, 98, 111 Jenft, Johnny Junior................................ .... 54 Jensen, Jack ....................................................... .54, 66, 134 Jensen, Viola .................................. ......... .......... 31 Jeremiah, Neil Willis.................4............ 44 Jerstedt, Robert L ................................................. ..... 54 Johnson, Ann ......................................... 54, 106 Johnson, Chad ........................................... ............... 125 Johnson, Dolores A.........-.-.-.- ...-.4.4.,. ...... 82, 107 Johnson, Eileen M ..... ...................... . .... 54 Johnson, Leslie M................................. ... 82, 83, 106 Johnson, M arie ....... ....................................................... 31, 80, 107 Johnson, Maureen ........................ ... 36, 84, 116 Johnson, Robert Gerald................................................. ..... ... . 94, 104 Johnson, Ruby C........................ ... 48, 61, 64, 65, 67, 73, 89 John son , R udy ............................................................................................... 54 Johnson, V ivian ........................................................... . .. .20 Johnson, William B................. ............. 54, 82 Johnston, Barbara Lee .... ............... .. ............... 44, 82, 107 Johnston, Stewart A..................... .. .... 20, 68, 85 Jones, D arrell .............. ... . .................. .................... .36, 110 Jon es, H ar ........................................................................................... 54, 110 Jones, N orm a M arlene .................................. ......................... 36, 107, 116 Jones, Stanley L......................36 Jones, Vera Mae- --- ... 111..6..,. ...1..4..1.......... Jones, William E................................ ........................ 92 Joynes, Willis H ..... ................................... .. 44 Judd, Norma Swanson... . ........................ .. 54 Jungblom, Beverly Jean ....................................................... 31, 84 Jungroth, Margaret .............. ........ ... ........ 107 K' Kagey, Virginia Grace.......... ............ .. ................ 107 Kampe, Klemens A.............................................31, 109, 129 Kamperman, Nellie R...........................................................107, 116 Kangley, Lucy ...................... ..... ....... . . ..........20 K an tola, M ildred ........................ . ....... ...... ............................ 21, 84 Karason, Halldor C......................................... 20 Karsten, Enid ...................... ............................... 21 Kazen, Douglas H........................... ........ 31 Kearns, Bonnie L.... ................................ 54 Keaton, John .. ............................... ....44 Kellogg, Milford .................................... 21 Kelly, Bob .................................... .. 31, 108 Kelly, Sam P........................................48, 55 Kelsey, Ruth ....................................... ....... 21 Keplinger, George Allen ......... ...... ................ 48, 55, 102 Kern, George H .......................................... ............................. ...44, 110 Kerr, Ronald R..... . ......................... 55, 110 Kilander, Lois J.......................................55, 97 Killmer, Patricia Ann........................................... .................. 44, 103, 141 King, Dick M .......................................................... ................ 44 King, Jeannine M ....................... ................................ 55, 83, 87 King, Robert H. J .. ... ................... .........55, 87 Kingsbury, Burton A..................................................................16 K insm an, Priscilla .. ............... ........... ...................... ..... 21 Kirkpatrick, Florence J...... ......................... ... 21 K irn, P at ................................................................................. ............... 31, 109 Kjelstad, Charlotte ......... ... . ..................... 31, 83, 94 K loes, H arold E ........................................... ........................ .......... 64 Klug, Arnie Arthur............................ ... ................ 44, 76, 109 Kluksdahl, Harris E............................. ......3.1, 80, 108, 137 Knapp, Bill B...... ................. ............. 104 Knight, Frances Dorothy ........................... 103 Knittle, Carolyn Ruth .......................... .. .... 44 Knoop, Roger L..................................................................... .............. 37, 110 Knowles, Carolyn .............................................................. ... 31, 109 Knutson, Evelyn E.... ................... ........ ... 87, 107 Koetje, Evelyn ........... ................ -.......... ......31, 106 Koger, Mabel Ernestine................................37 Kohler, Anne Elizabeth............ ........ ..... 31, 108 Kohler, Don B. .................................... 31 Kok, John ............................................................ 37 Kolasky, Frank Eugene ..................... .. 94 Koloc, James B............. ........................ 132 Kosar, Mike ............................... ........ 110 Kratz, Whitfield Phillip ................ . ....... ... 31 Kremer, Dale E... .....--. ............... ...... ......... 31, 110 Kronick, Karroll ... ................................ 31, 94 Kucera, Larry ........ . ............................ 55 Kuder, Merle S........--- ......... ............. ..... 17 Kuoppala, John C................................... .. ...... 105 Kurtz, Delores ... ........................... .. .....9.0. Lafond, James Randall ..................................55............................................. LaFreniere, William Mort .................... ....... 44 Lajala, Robert .......................................1.1.0,. .1.3.2 ...................................... Lallas, Louie T ................................... . ....... 31, 80 Lambert, Harold Dwaine................................5.5................................. Lambert, Jeanne N ....... ................................ 31, 73, 102 Lamkin, James R ................................--------................ 109 Landahl, Jean Marie................................31, 80, 94, 107, 116 Landahl, Lillian ............................... 82, 109 Lane, Katherine ................................... ......... 21, 23, 82 Lanphear, George Albert ............................3.7.,. 1.0.9......................... Lappenbusch, Charles F..................................21.,. .13.7......... Lapsley, Ed ................................ ...........4.4., .11.0............. Larrick, Leland S......................... ........ 55, 103, 110 Larsen, Donn E.................................................85 Larsen, Rose M ............... ....................---- 31 Larson, Lois Virginia........................4.4., .8.0., .9.5., .9.8....................... Larsson, Artis Eugene......... ....... 72, 89, 108, 135 Lavender, John C.................. ...................... 135 Lawrenson, Thomas R......................................88 Layton, Patricia Lee ......... .............. .... 37, 107, 116 Leaf, Helen M ................-..-.-. ....... 82, 84, 107 Leckenby, Joyce ................................... ..3.7., .1.0.3...................... Legg, Alicia ................................ ...107, 140 Lehto, Robert E ................. ....................... ....... 55 Leiman, John M ............. .............................. ......2.1... Lenihan, Katherine F......................... ...... .5.5,. .8.2,. .1.0.3..................... Leonard, Alma Jeanne............................................................103 Leonard, Lola Vaughan ............................ 31 L epeska, B ern ie .......................................6.1................................................... Levitin, Bob ....................................... 37, 109 Liddell, Don E ................................. 31, 90 Liedtke, John A................... .......................21............................. Liedtke, Miriam M...................... .......... 55, 87 L in d, B arbara ..................................................................8.4......... Lind, Karl F.................... ....................... ..... 31 Lindberg, Chuck ............................ ---- -. 37, 129, 132 Linde, Carl Arthur Jr......... ........................................... 31, 106, 135 Linder, Kenneth J .........................................-- ......... ...96 Lindenthal, Beverly J........ .......... .......... .....31 Lipp, Nancy Alice......................... ... ....3.1.,. 1.0.4 Little, Bob .. ............................................. 109 Little, Rose M arie .. .......................................................... 3.1...... L ockhart, Joan -.................................... .........3.1........................... Long, Fred ............ ......................... .... 134 Loop, Jimme Jean ................................... 103 Loreen, Ernie T............. ............... ............ 31, 96, 97 Loreen, Lola J....... ............ ..... ............ 67, 82, 89 Lorentzen, Betty Joanne ............................ ........... 37 L oring, R oger ..................... .................................................................. 109 L ow ry, L aurance E ....................................1.10............................................... Lucas, Diane Claire.......................................... ..... 31, 109 Ludens, Joanne H elen .....................................8.4......................................... Lund, Corinne . ---.......... .........3.7., .8.0., 86, 8, 90, 107, 109 Lund, E loise .................................. .... ........31., .8.0................. Lunde, Alfred Everett Jr ........................3.7., .9.7,. .1.1.0............ Lundstrom, Elmer L................................... ...... 95 Lycan, E. Eleanor ............ .......... 337..,. ...9..6.,. ....1..0 7 Lynch, Don J ...................... ......................-... 56 M MacDonald, Naida Jane ............. ...................37, 84, 87, 107 MacGregor, Barbara - ............... ........... 31, 80 M acGregor, Do uglass T...............................9.1..,. ..9. 6., .9.8.............. MacDonald, Marlene -.................................10.8............... Mackinnon, Margaret .......- ........................ 25 Magnusen, Pat .................................. . 37 109, 140, 141 M alone. Jim ...................................................... 44 M andery, Beverly J.... . .. ....................... ............. 37, 96, 107 Manely, Beverly Ann ................... ............ 37, 116, 141 Marine, Gail ............................. ....... ............ 106, 138 M arkishtum, Russ .....................................10.5., ..12.9............... Markarian, John J .... .......................... .......... .. 44 Marquie, Vivian F.... ..........................5.6................... Martin, Joe - ....................................... 133 Martindale, Delores ..................................... .... 31 Mason, Phyllis Jean.. ......................................... 37, 82, 107 Mathes, H. Bernard .............................. 56 M athieson, Eldred ....................................31., ..13.2....................................... Matson, Eugene E..... . ................. ................ 56 Matson, E. Lesley ........ .................... ........ 56 M axfield, Jesse S......................................31.................................... May, Jack ................... ...................... 56 McClellan, Roy W ....... ............... .................. 44 McClure, Dick .......................................... ....1.1.0.. M cCullem , Cliff G... ...................................8.2......................................... McDonald, Clyde W.......................................... . 17, 125 McDonald, David ..............................2.0.,.2 .1., .8.0........................ Page one hundred forty-five ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 146 ---------- McDonald, Roger C.....................................9.4............................. McEwen, Colleen ........ .................. .............37, 111 McGuire. Mickey ..................... ............................. . 44 M cH argue, Barbara Rae ......... ..............37.. .9.0,. .39............. McHeffey, Norris J. .................4.8.,.5. 6., .8.2., .89., .9 2, 93 McHenry, Glen A.......................................94, 110 McInnes, Charles R..... ...................................... ........ 85 McInnes, Ruby D......................... ..................... .......... 21 McIntosh, H. Douglas..................................... ..................1.06.... M cIvor, Lyla L.......... ................... ...... ..............3.7................... McKee, Loren Dale ........................... ............31.,. 108 M cKole, Richard J.............................................. .......... .56., .1.0.9. M cLain, M ax B................ ....... ................................... 92 McLeod, June ......... ........................................ ...... ...... 21 M cLin, Jack T........... ................. ................................ 44., ..11.0. McMicken, Shirley Ann .............3.7.,.8 .1, ..83., .9.6., .11.6., .1.40.... M cM illan, Eileen .............................. .............. ... .....21 Mc Pherson, George H ......................3..7.,1.0 9., .1.3.5............................... McStott, Jack ............................ ................ .................. 120 M apes, Ed .................................... ...... ...........6..5..,.8. .0., .81, 87 M eador, Bennett E ....................................... 37 Mealy, Richard ..................... ................... 130 Mecklenberg, Carl A.....................................31., ..1.1 0 Me enk, M arie .............................. ................ .4.4, 87 Mehrer, Vivian ............................................ ............... 37 M erriman, Pearl .....................--.---.--.- ...-.--.--.--.--. 222................1 Mercier, Nancy Lee ........ ......... .. ......... 31, 109 Messer, Joyce I........-.-....... ..............- --------------------------5-6------................... M essinger, C harles D ..................................................44........................... Methven, Carol ......---.. .................................. ................. 31 Me uli, A lbert L........................................4.4. , ..13.4............................. M iller, Donna A...................................... ......... .....8..4.,9. 0., 109 Miller, DJo hnn H....... --------- .....5.6..,. ..1..1..0..................... Miller, Larry L.............. ............. ............ 32, 95, 110 Miller: Mary Ellen ...............................5.6. M iller, M yrna Lou............................... ............................4 8. Miller, Spud ................................................ 32, 81, 85, 106, 135, 138 M iller, V ince B...................................... ..........8. 8.................... Mills, Robert C .................................... 56 Milton, George Alexander (Lex).......................................-44, 64 M ilton , Ma rilou .........................3.7.,9. 5, .9.9................................................ M inahan, Do n . - --...........-..-...........-...-.......... ..... .... .--5-6,. .66., 89 M odini, T om m y ............................................. ................... .....8.3.... Moffitt, Raymond W ................3.7., .8.0,. 9.4., .9.8,. .99., .1.1.0... Molby, Richard W................................................88, 91, 92 Moller, Norma Lorraine ................................96 Monroe, Marilee ...................... ............ ... 32, 96 M onson, Ian ............... ..... .................. ...... ..... ..8..8.., 9 1 Montgomery, Duane Lee.................................................. 94, 106 M oore, Jo Jo ..... ............................................................ .81., .1.2 0 M organ, D uane E........................... .... .....3 ..7..,.1. 0.8.... M organ, John ........................................ . .....33.77.,.9. .5. . Morgan, Keith E................... .............................4..5... ....... Morrissey, Mildred Janet....................... ........... .--------.- ..-.-.----- 32 Morris, Colleen ..........................................4.5,. .10.3............... Morris, Theodore Henry.................................... .... 129 Morrison, Marilyn G. ... ....................- 56.,. ..1.0..75.. ... M orton, Bill ...... .......... ......................................... 83 Mosier, Jerri ........ .................... ......... 37, 92, 93 M uffly, M arjorie ......... ..... ......................2 ...456 4., .8.1 M ullen, Neill D................... .................. .....1.33 .7........ Mumford, Alice ....................... ... ...... ....37, 96, 104 Murphy, Wallace W ..................................... 37 Murray, Keith A........ ...................................... .22...................... M yers, D orothy ................... ..............................3..2....... .. .... M yers, Pauline E ..............-..- ..........................3..2 .................... N Naubert, Richard Dale........ ......... ............... 109 Nay, Mary B............................................. ...................5 6., .8.7........... Nelson, Dolaine .................................. ............ ........1.1.0.--- N elson, D uane G......................... .. ................. 45 Nelson, George A.................................... ...... 45, 135 Nelson, Helen C........................................................32 Nelson, Mary Jean ....................................... 45, 107 Nelson, Susan ..... ............... .............1.04................ Nemo, Bob ..............................--.................. ...... .... .133 Nesheim, Theodore Donald..................................................32, 110 Newell, Edwin Robert ................ ........... ....... 32, 110 Nicholls, Gordon L................................................-.-..-.-.. -- .. 57, 88 Nicol, Synva K............................----.--------..........................22 N ielsen, Joann P..............A..................4.5..,..9 0.., . 1.0.9......S... Nielsen, Russell ............ ...........................65, 117, 132 Niemela, Katherine ................ ............. 57, 82, 88, 111 N ilsen, M arvin ................. .... ....... ... . .... ................32 N ix , Ju stin Le o................ ............ ............ . .................... .......8-0.------ Noah, Curtis D... - --......... ................ ............... .3 7, 80, 105 Nordby, Lawrence ................................................... 57, 96 Nordin, Esther L.............-. ...................................4..5.., 95, 98 Norgaard, H al T...............................................................125 Norman, Paul Edwin..............................8.8..........................45, Norman, Remo K................ ........ 32, 80, 107, 116 Nu nam aker, Robert C......................--.-. ........-.......-..-...-. 57, 125 Nu nan, A llan ..............-..-.--.--.-... .---.-.. . 3322..-.--.--.-.--.--.--..-.-------- ---- O O'Brien, James H...................... ........ O'Connor, Mary Lou... ............ ........ Odell, Charles . ......................... Odom, Evelyn .. ....................... Oelrich, George A............ ................... .. Offut, Larry E.............................. ..................... Page one hundred foryt-six ............ 21, 22, 23 ..............3.2............ ..........4.5............ ..........2.2................. ........3.2.,9. 5........ .............. 32, 135 Ohls, Barbara Jo..................... Oldani, Joanne Mary ............... Olsen, Robert T............................ Olson, A. Jean................................ Olson, Donald L....... ............ Olson, Janis E.......................... Olson, Oscar E......................... O lsoi, R obert E .......................... Olson, Rose Marie ....................... Olson, Russell E......................... Ondracek, Raymond J ......... O'Neil, William J........................ Oslin, Desmond E ..................... Oslin, Katherine ................... Oswalt, Bob L............................... Otten, E. Lee................................ Otten, Ray E... Overdorff, Dee ............................. Owens, John Edgar.................... ................................. ..... ............57, 107 ...............3.7.,8. 8,. .10.7., .1.1.6............. ............... ................3.2.......................... ......... .......3.2..,. ..6.8.., . 107,116 ..........9.6.......... ........................3.7.,.8 2............... ......... .............................. 4.5... ..........................1..0..6..................... ........................................ .. 97,98 ..................... ................3..2 .... ....................................... 37, 137 ............................. ......1. 7 ..............5.7.,8. 6., .10.4................ ...........................3.7. ............... ................... ......... ........5..7 . .................... ........ ......37. .................................5..7............................ .. ..............8 ..4.5.,.1 .09. ....... ......................8...1...,..1 ..0.9.,. .1..3.5.. . Pabst, M arie B ............................. 22...6.7..,. 80 Pagels, Carole Irwin............................... .............. 82, 95 Pagels, Harry P............................... ............................ 64, 89 Pagels, Mary M...................................... ........ 40, 45, 105 Palm er, Suzanne ........................................ ... 32, 97, 98, 99, 109 Parrish, Claude R...................... .......................... 104 Pasley, Bonnie Yvonne.................................. ....45, 67, 82, 107 Patterson, Dick .................. ......................................... 57, 125 Pavish, Lawrence William ........................................................... 57, 95 Peach, Mildred Irene ................................ 7, 67, 82, 90, 109 Peach, Robert G.......................... .... ......................... 57, 81 Pearsall, D onald H ....................................... 45, 83, 92, 93 Peck, Miriam L.............................................................22 P enew ell, R oyal ........................................... .. ................... 45 Penner, Joyce Elaine ........................ .. ....................................... 107 Pedersen, Carolyn J ................................. .......................... ... 32, 107 Pedersen, Richard S. (Dick)........40, 45, 65, 73, 76, 77, 89, 96, 105 Pederson, Roger E ....................... ................... 57 Peel, Beverly Rae....................................... . ....................... ....32 Pennington, Robert V.....................................................95 Peoples, Janis ........................................ ...... 45, 86, 116, 141 Peter, M ildred H ....................................... 40, 45, 73, 76, 77, 82 P eters, C arl ........................................ 94 Peterson, Edward H......................................109 Peterson, Ellen M.............................. .......... ........ 32 Peterson, Joyce Marilyn ................................... 32, 80, 88, 102 Peterson, Judy .................................... ....32, 96, 103, 107 Peterson, Roy S .................................. ..................... ...........125 Peterson, Stanley P....................................... 57, 125, 126, 127 Peterson, Wes ........................................ 57, 66, 88, 134 Petersons, Modris Peters ............. ...................... ........ 134 Philbrick, Bruce L............ ................................. 57 Phillips, Les .................. ........................... 32 Piatt, H elen E :........ 448.., ...5.8..,. ..1..1..1........................8 Pickering, Patricia ....................... . ....... .................. 45, 107, 116 Pike, Howard A.......................... ................... 37 P ill, Jim .......... ...... ......... ..............9 1 Pitner, Beverly J.................. ................. ..........80, 96 Plancich, Vivian .................. .......................... ... ...---- ---....... 32 Platt, Ruth E .......... ................................................. .. .......... 22 Plym pton, Hazel .................................... ..... . ................... 22 Porter, Doris V ........................... ....................32.,. 9.7.................... Porter, John A................... .......... ............... 22, 82 Porter, Robert Frank .......................................................... 32, 80, 98, 106 Potter, Roy Edward.... .................... .................. 121 Powers, Lorraine ....................... .............. ...1..7., 64, 65 Price, Pat R ........ A .......................... 38, 103 Privat, Jam es ............................. ........... ................... ..................... 45, 108 Puckett, Eugenia Lee ............................................................ 45, 88, 89, 107 Punches, Frank N........................... ........ .........2..0., 22, 82 Purvis, Neil W................. ....................................... 106 Putnam , Dorice A nn ............ ................. ......... .............................. 5 Rahmgren, Ruth Ellen.....................................................38, 107, 116 Raines, Howard L...................... ............................. 120 Ralph, Margaret Elizabeth........................................................32, 96, 107 Ralston, Mark ............................ ...................... 110 Ram aley, H arold Eugene .......................................... ....... 45, 109, 137 Ramquist, Norman John .................................... .......... 110 Ramsland, Dorothy ........................................ ................. 22 Rank, Elizabeth A .................................... ...................... 58, 9944,, 98 R ankin, Sara J ........................ ........... ......... ................................ 32 Rapelje, Della Grace............................. .......... ........ 32, 95 R aper, M orton .................................................. ......................... 90, 110, 137 Ravenhorst, Richard G.............................................125, 126 Ravnik, Al ............................................... ........ 58 R eam er, A llen H ................................................ ....................38, 83, 92, 93 Redmond, Julia M .................................................. 38, 67, 82, 84, 98, 116 Reed, D onna ..................................... ........................................ 32 Reese, Pearl ........................... ........................ .... 25 Regier, Bernard W.............................................22, 96, 97, 98 Reid, Geraldine P....................................... 58, 107, 116 Reilly, Gene .............................................. 58 Reinard, W illiam D ...................................... . ................ ...........38 R einert, G erald L ............................................................ 32, 110, 129, 134 Reinholt, Donna J......................................................... ..... ....58 R ennack, V iola L ....................................... ......... ........................ 32, 83 Reynolds, Stanley E.........................................................................58 Rice, Charles M......................... ............................ 22 Rice, Crystal H........................................... ................. 32, 84 Rice, Ethelwyn Elaine......................--............. .. 38, 84 ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 147 ---------- Rice, Bob ......................... ......... Richardson, Norman Dixon... Richardson, Robert M................ Richardson, Roy ............. Richardson, W illiam G............. Richart, Carl 0.............................. Richmond, John W....................... Ridenour, Glenn ..... Riehl, Richard Allen ......... Ries, Violet E............................ Riffe, Mary Joanne ....................... Righi, Angelo P........................ Ristine, Jean .................................. Ritchie, Lucille Lillian .......... Roberts, Jack N .................... Roberts, Joseph P........................ Robinson. Caroline Adelle......... Rockne, Joan Sybil ................... Rodenbereer, Robert F............. Rogers, Henry E ......... ........... Rogers, Jean Marie..................... Roters, Theodore Albert .......... Rohrer, Clarence L.................... Romberg. Robert .......................... Romer. Lois Marie ........ ....... R oss, J. A lan........................... Rowe, Gerry J................... Royal, Gerald .................... Royce, Robert H.................... . Rubenack, Fairylee ................ Rudes, George A. Jr ............... Rumple, Rosemary ................. Russell. Jeff R........... .......... Ruthford, Joan .......................... - ... ............ .......-.1.0 9 .....3.2... ................. ..... ..........8..3.. . ...... .......8.. 3.,. 1 17,1 25 . ....... ....... 38, 109 .......................... 58, 90, 125, 132 ............................ 46, 80, 88, 110 ..................4.6., .1.0.5................ .............................. 32, 80, 130 ......58, 84, 86, 116, 140, 141 ... ........ ....-..3. 2...... ..... .............-..-. -. -.-.- .--..- .44.66. ...- - ............. .......1.0.4...... 58. 81 125 ......10.7.. ......................................... 109 .......-.--..- -.-..-..-.-.3.-.2.-- ..- .-...-..-..- - 0 ................... .........5.8........... ... 46, 93. 110, 130 96, 97, 101 ......4.6.,. 1.1.0 ............... ..... .......1.1.0........ - -. .......................8.2................... ........ .......3..8.. ..... - - ........... ....2.2 ...................... ......3.2.......... ........................ .3.8... 1.05.... ............. .8..6.., .93., .9.7... ...............................3 .2........ .......... . ................... 58, 81 ...... .. .... .. ........3.2., .1.07. ..... ....1.2.5.,1261.2 7 .......3.2.,. .1.1.1.... S ack el, H arris ............. ................... ......... ........ 3.................. Safsten, Curtis 0 ....................... ......................... ........... .. 38 Salisbury, Helen ....................................... ............. 32, 109 Salsgiver, Gerald Ralph .......................... ....... ....117, 121 Sam s, E rnest ........................................ .................................. ................25 Sandberg. Harry Lee. ........... ................ ..... 58 82 Sarvis, Brad W........................ ..... . .........-- 80, 95 Scheide, John I .......... ............................ ... .46, 109 Schell, Melville A ......... ... ......... 110..4......... Schille, Tom 110........................................ Schireman Al ..... ............. 111177 , 11221...................... Schmidt, Bernice Lorrain ........ ........... 32, 81, 108 Schwalm , Ray A ........................ .... . ...................................... 22 Scoll, R obert J ..................... ............. ..... ............... 58, 110, 132 Scott, Charles H.......... ......... 46, 90, 125. 133 Scott, P auline Joan .............. ...................... .................................. 38, 95 Scott, Ray .......................................... 125, 133 Scott, Ross ............................................. ................................. 105 Scribner. Malcolm W 58,. ...1..0.8.......................................... Seldomride, Donna E ..................................... 33 Sells, Barbara ..................... 46,...1..0.7..... Sensenbrenner, Joanne ............ ............................. 46 Seversen, Lorraine June .................................... ....... 46, 105 Shackleton, Jean Marie ...........................................- 38 103 Shahan, Joe ................... ..................... 38 Shannon, Wilma Nancy..............................................33, 106, 116 Shaudney , W alter .................................................. .............. 3.3.................... Sheets, ean Paul ..... .......................... .... 38 Shephard, Jean ........................................ ............ ........................ 22 Shook, Jam es Everett ....................... .... ................. ............. 59 Short, W allace A lan ........................................................ 82 Shreve, R ichard M ........................ ....... ........ .............. :........... .....59 Shultz, Nancy Ann .. .................................................... 111 Siegworth, John R ....................................... 46, 105 Sim onson, D avid ........................-...................................... ..... .....46 Sim pson, Shirley .................. . .............. ............... ........... 73, 80 Sires, D onald J .............................................--- .................. 46, 94, 97, 98 Sisk, D ave ........................................ ........................................................ 3 Sisk, Ethelyn ................................................ 25 Six, A llan C.. .............. ..................................... ............... 110 Sjolund. James Alan .................................... 95, 98 Skeen, Bearnice ............................... 22 Skidmore, Robert R..... ................................................................ 136 Skinner, Phyllis Lee.................. ................................. 33, 67, 109 Skogman, Kenneth ......................................... ..................... 38 Slater, Mary Lou...................................................... 33, 107, 116 Sliger, Mervin G................................................... 38, 109 Sm all, D arrell L...............................................................33, 94, 96, 106 Smelling, Evelyn M- ......................................... 38, 111 Sm ith, A lan M ............................................... ....... .... 3, 110 Smith, James B ................................. 59, 110, 137 Smith, Jean Ann ...................................................... 84 109 Smith, Marilyn Ellen................................... .33, 80, 84 Smith, Marlene Evelyn .......................................................... 3 Sm ith, M artin ................ ....... ............... .......... 98, 9 Smith, Nancy Jane.......................................24 Smith, Ted ...........- ......................... .................. .......59 Smith, Wayne J.................... ..... ........... 33, 109 Sm ith, W infield E dw ard ........................................................... 80, 94, 98 Smithey, Walter O.... ........... .................. .............. .. 59 Snively, Ray C.................................. ...81, 98 Snodgrass, Robert Lee ...... ........................................... 91 Snow, Miriam B.....................................................................22 Somers, Pat ............... ........ 46, 116 Sommers, Frances Marie ...................................... 38, 106 Sondel, Donald Paul ................................................ ............ 59 Sorensen, Heine ....... ....................48, 59, 110 Sorenson, Pat M .......................................................... 33 Sovde, Lora Lee............................ Spencer, Barbara Jean ..................... Spearin, Herbert P............................ Spencer, Fred Warren ......................... Spicer, Donna ..........-........... ... Sprague, Arlene .......... Springer, Letha .............................. Springer, Tom D ........................ Spurling, Kay .......... . . Stankey, Sylvia Jo ................................ Starr, Jerry F............ ........................ Start, John M...................................... Stearns, Keith E...................... Steenson, Donna Burnadette Stefani, Marian M........................... Steinke, Janet Elizabeth................. Stendal, William R............... ........ Stephan, Larry ........................................ Stephens, Freeman R.......... Stephens, Lorene Sylvia ...................... Stevens, Barbara ......................... ...... Stevenson, Joyce N.................... Stewart, Dick ............... ...- Stewart, Eli V-. .................-. ........ Stibre, Loretta Marion ................ Stimson, Frank B..... Stoehr, Barbara Dolores.. ................... Stone, B ob .......... ....................... Stowe, Ken .. ..................... Strang, Marilee J...................... Stratton, B etty ........................................ Straus, Peggy Louise......................... Strons, Dorothy R............................ Sullivan, Dan ............... ................... Sum m ers, Janet E .................................. Sundal, Reynold J............................. Sundean, Donald Harold ..................... Sundquist, Leona M........................ Sutherland, June Marie ......................... Sutherland, Patricia ....................... Sutterfield, Barbara .............................. Sutton, J. Frazier............................. Svidran, Art W............................... Swedberg, Maynard ................................ Swenson, Richard C................................ 38. 69, 81, 84, 90, 107 .. ............4.6.,. 10.7. .......................................... 25, 46 .........................1.0 5............... ...5.9.,. 8.8, 108 46, 94, 98, 107 ......... ...... ........ 82, 107 ................ ..........7.. 6.............. ...... .......33.8...... ........... ................3.8.,. 1.0.7 ... ..... .......................1..2.9... .... ..........................1..2..9..... ....... ....... .. 46, 68, 69, 81, 90 ........................................96, 98 .................................. 38, 80, 116 ................................ 59, 96, 98 .... ................... 5.8.,. 1.2.1 ..... .........4 6, 125 .............................. ..... 3.3.... ....................... .......4.6........... ............................ .5 .9... ... ......... ..3.3.,9. 7.,. .107 ........ .. ........1.3.5.............. ...... .................... 80, 87, 108 .............. 38 80, 116, 140, 141 .............2..4. , 25 .-.............33................................ ....................1.2.9.... ...... .................... .1.1.0.............. ................................. 5.9.. ..........................3...3................... .. ................... 34, 82, 107 ....................1. 1.1.................. .............................. 3.8..,. 119 ..... ...........5.8.,. 8.9.5............ .......... . ...............3. 3, 106 ................................... 38, 106 ......................2.3............................ .............. 33, 82, 83, 93, 108 ........... ................................... 2 ... ......3.3...... .................5.9... .............1.1.7.,.1 .2.1........... ....-.... ................3..8... .. .................. ..... 96, 98 Talmage, Charles Eugene Jr ....................... 60 Tangney, Jeanne .................................... .... ...... 23 Taylor, Charles A............ .... ....................... 46 Taylor, Phyllis ................................ ............ ...... 107 Taylor, Tom T............. ........................... ..........117, 118, 132 Teitzel, Robert . ............................... ........ 66 0, 108 Teller, Margaret Ann....................................................................... 38 Terrell, Robert J...................................................................................... 60 Teshera, Shirley Marie ................... ......... .................. 90 T hai, B en .................................. .. .. . .......... ..... 3.3....3 Thiessen, K enneth W ........................................................ 60, 85, 87, 91 Thomas, Cecil C...................................... 48, 60, 68, 69, 81, 89 Thomas, John L .............................................. 91, 95, 96 Thomas, Mary Lou ............................................ 60, 84, 116 Thomas, Ruby Delores.................................33 T hom assen, N orm ............................................................................ 110 Thompson, Bill ......................................... .......... 103 Thompson, Harvey E...........................................................................106 Thompson, Ralph H...................................... ............. 20, 23 Thompson, Stanley Clyde ............................................ 60 Thou, Allan .......... - -- ............................... .................9.1....... Thon, Jerry William..................................33 Thorlakson, Donald G................ .............. ..... .......... 46 Thorsen, Noreen ................................. ...... .. 46, 98, 99, 107 Thorsen, Robert H............................................................. 60 Thorson, Robert O0.................................................................................80 Thorstenson, Sylvia D...................................................................38, 108 Tiland, Everett (Tye) ..................................................................... 117, 121 Tilton, Bruce .................. ........................ ...... ........ 55 Tinkham, Kenneth I ......................................... 33, 95, 98, 105 Totten, James Bernard ............... ........... 95 Tovrea, Verner B............................................. 47, 88, 117, 132 Trafton, Mary Jean.......................................................33 Tremaine, Mildred E.......................................24 Trouse, Bob ....................................................... 132 Truex, Marjorie Adair..................... .....................441..,. ...1..0..7......... Trunkey, W. F.............................. ........ .. ......... .... 97 Tucker, Priscilla ........................................-- 33, 97, 107, 116 Ullin, Anna .......................... ............. .... Ulowetz, Barbara M...................... U rbick, M argy ........................................................... Usitalo, Richard R.................................... Uskoski, William Alfred .................................. V V an A ver, A lbert.................................. Van Brocklin, Bill ................ Van Cleve, Herb.......... .................. V an Zanten, Paul....................................................... Vanderford, Floelle ......................... Vanderpol, Maribeth Booman .................................. Vanderpol, Marvin G................................. ............2.3.............. .......... 33, 90, 109 -........3.8.............. .................. .... 92 ...............1..0..9. ... ..............2.3. ..........1.1.0......... .............. 60, 117 ..............8.0......... ..............3.8........ .....3.5.,. .8.2.,9. 8 ........ 38, 95, 98 Page one hundred forty-seven ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page 148 ---------- Van de Wetering, R. Lee................ Van Patten, Jean................................. Valentine, Kenneth Charles ....................... Valley, Mary Helen..................................... Van Woert, Coral .......... ..... Van Zanten, Leo .................................... Verlinde, Eunice Dolores ........................ V ike, Gene E... ............................. Vinal, Leslie.... ..................... Visser, Dena ..... Waddell, Jerry N.............. ....... Wagar, Marilyn R........................... Wagness, Lee Ivan .......................... Wahl, Richard ...................................... Wahlstrom, Ted ................................. Wakelam, Robert E ............................. Wall, Carol Jane................................. Wallace, Dale ....................... .. Wallace, Stella. Walley, Spud ....................... .............. Walter, Don C....... ................... .... Ward, Harold Ralph........................ Ward, William J..... --............. Warden, John S........ ......... Ware ,Reggie ..................... Webb, Charles R.................-... ..- Webbh, Phyllis Angela ...................... Weber, Muriel J................................ Weible, Vernon Loyd ........................ Wenger, Max E.............................. West, Yvonne I.................. ............ Westlin, Onetia Virginia................ Weythman, Ruth ..................... Whelan. Patricia Ann........................ Whitaker, Lorena .............................. Whiteside, Babs Joan.................... Whitmore, La Rene ........................... Whitner, Frederick O........................ Whitney, Vernon ......................... Whitsell, Gayle D ........ .......... Wicks, Robert . Wiik, Helen J...................................... .........9.1............ .................94, 98 ............3..8.,. 80 .........1.0.3.... .......4.7............ .. ......3 8, 97 .........1.0.7.......... .........4.7 ........ ..........2.3............. ..........3.3 ............. ........ .. .............. ...6.0......... 33, 111, 140 ........... ... ......... 33, 80, 95, 98, 108 ............ .......................-..-......-. ... 93 .......... 60, 98 ......... ........... ..........1.0.8............ ......... ............... 47, 82, 107 .......... ............33, 96, 105 ...38, 81 ,83 ...... .. ..........1.3.2........... ............. ..................--...2..3, 94, 98 ----.---------....... ...........1.0.4.... ....3. 8, 65, 66, 109 ...................9.1 ., .9.4....... ................. .......................... 60, 80 ....... . .......... ................. 60, 88 .... ............3.8.,. .1.0.8........... -............-..... .3.3.,. 6.9.,. 8.0.,. 8.1 ---.................................... 47, 109, 118 ................................... 85, 136, 138 ............. 60, 67, 80, 84, 94, 116 -- --- ........................3.8.................. ....................................... . .. . .. .2 3 ....................4.7................... - ...........................4..7-,. ..6..1.... -- -.-.-....... ..... ... .. ...........1.0.. 3.. . .............................................. 47, 102 38 ..... .....-.................... . ........ 61 -......- -.................. .......4..7. , 124, 125 ................6.1.,. 1.1.0................ 47, 65, 67, 82, 84, 89 ..... Wiik, Nan Dybdahl...................... Wiley, Eleanor. Willemsen, Virginia ................ Williams, Dwight ...................... Williams, Eugene ......................... Williams, George Charles....... Williams, Helen ......................... Williams, Kenneth Allan....... Williams, Mary Lu.................... Williamson, Roy A................... Wilson, Elaine H................... Wilson, Jean .......................... Wilson, John F....................... Wilson, Laurence E .................... Wilson, Marion Lee .................... Winders, Mary .......................... Wing, Charmaine ........... Winningham, Nancy Lee......... Winter, Rufus ................................ Wissinger, LeRoy E.................. Wolf, Dean .. ................ Wolff, Sam R.................................. Wooding, Ellene Rae -............ Woodman, Robert G................. Woodring, Paul .......... Woods, Joyce Joan...................... Woodward, Howard ...... Wright, Connie ......... .......... Wright, H. Keith......................... Wright, Jim ...................................... Wright, Laurence ........ ........ Yeend, Donna Jane ................. Yothers, Jerry ......................... Young, Doris S......................... Young, Jack L........................... Young, Joan 0........................... ... .------- -- ........................23. ......................... ............................. 47, 81 -.......-...4..7.., ..8..6..,. ...1..0..9.., ...1.1..6 ---.........................6.1................................... ......... ..... .................... .... 39, 68, 69 .................1.1.0., .1.1.7., .1.20............ .--............... .-------.......................4........ ---... ....................................................... 39 ......................3.3.,. 9.7,. .1.06............ ...................... ............48, 61, 88, 110 --.. ---...............................4.7 , 97, 98 ------................................. ... ........... 47, 82 ........................................ ..... 80 , 10 9 ........................................ 47, 87, 106 -- ..........................3.3........... ...............4.7,. .6.4,. .8.7,. .8.9,. .1.05. ..................................... 33, 102, 109 ....................7.3,. .1.1.8,. .1.35............. .......................1.0.5...............------------------- ........... --- .........-.. . -............. . 33, 90 ........................3.9........................... -.... 333.,. ...1.0..9.................... ............................... 39, 110, 125, 126 .........- -----.-.-......... .......:.2.3............ .................................. ........ ------.....3.3........ ...................................1.0.8.............. ............ .......................1.0.3..................................... ............... .......... ..........4 .7 ................... ...........-.-.- - ..................................... .-.-- - -39 .......--.-.-.- .--.-- --. .--.--------.--.- ...... .2. 3 . ..... . ......... 7, 107 ...........3.3.,. 1.0.8......... ........ 33, 80, 107, 116 ...........3.9.,. 1.1.0......... ......................... 84, 90 z Zaske, Janet Fay ...................... .. 47, 105 Zehnder, N eil ... .................................... .... 33 Page one hundred forty-eight - - - - - - - - - - -_ - ----------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [3] of cover ---------- [no text this page] ---------- Klipsun, 1951 - Page [4] of cover ---------- PPPPP
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Identifier: wwu:3228
Title: 1950 Field Hockey Team
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Pictured (left side, fourth up): Margaret Aitken
Digital Collection: Women In Sport At Western
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Local Identifier: WSW_1950-0003

Identifier: wwu:4975
Title: 1952 Woodworking
Date: 1951-1952
Description: Original Inventory Number: 0464.4. Stamped on image verso: FEB 29 1952
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-FI_1952-0004

Identifier: wwu:6075
Title: 1950 Chemistry Laboratory: Two Students with Kermit Bengston
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Two students working in chemistry laboratory with professor Kermit Bengston
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-STU_1950-0010

Identifier: wwu:5031
Title: 1950 Weaving
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Pictured: Edna Channer, center left. Approximately 1950; Original Inventory Number: 456.2. Mounted photograph
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-FI_1950-0013

Identifier: wwu:23110
Title: 1951 Campus Elementary School
Date: 1951
Description: Caption on image: Campus School Building 1951, Main entrance; taken in May with four students on steps. Marie Johnson (left) and Beverly Carlson (right) lead a group down the steps of the Campus Elementary School building
Digital Collection: Campus School Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus School Collection
Local Identifier: CSPC_1951-0001

Identifier: wwu:5757
Title: 1951 Auditorium-Music Building
Date: 1951-1952
Description: ca. 1951. Mulitiples Available
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-PA_1951-0003

Identifier: wwu:5180
Title: 1950 Library: North Facade
Date: 1950-1951
Description: ca. 1950. Taken from Memory Walk
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-LIB_1950-0006

Identifier: wwu:5219
Title: 1950 Library: Southeast Corner in the Snow
Date: 1950-1951
Description: ca. 1950
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-LIB_1950-0009

Identifier: wwu:23104
Title: 1951 Campus Elementary School, Main Entrance
Date: 1951
Digital Collection: Campus School Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus School Collection
Local Identifier: CSPC_1951-0010

Identifier: wwu:5497
Title: 1951 Western Band at the Capitol
Date: 1951
Description: Photo taken during the band's visit to the state capitol of Washington during the 1951 Legislative Session.
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-MUS_1951-0001

Identifier: wwu:6054
Title: 1950 Student drawing outside Library
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Date approximate; actual date unknown. Handwritten on photo verso: "II-A-13". Original inventory #01197.65b
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-STU_1950-0005

Identifier: wwu:5750
Title: 1951 Auditorium-Music Building
Date: 1951-1952
Description: Photo features: Bernard Regier, Frank D'Andrea, William Wade Haggard in front of the new Auditorium-Music Building. Approximately 1951.
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-PA_1951-0004

Identifier: wwu:23098
Title: 1951 Carole and Mary Looysen
Date: 1951
Description: Print (4 x 6 in.) made from scan of photograph donated by Carole Looysen Young
Digital Collection: Campus School Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus School Collection
Local Identifier: CSPC_1951-0008

Identifier: wwu:4615
Title: 1950 Men's Residence Hall: Dorm Room
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Photo dated 1950/51. Students identified as: "Modris Petersons and Byron Winter." Additional, similar photo available. Original inventory #1349
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-CH_1950-0001

Identifier: wwu:4181
Title: 1951 Bellingham Civic Symphony Orchestra
Date: 1951-1952
Description: Original Inventory Number: 0581 ca. 1951
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC_1951-0001

Identifier: wwu:5065
Title: 1950 Woodworking
Date: 1950-1951
Description: Original Inventory Number: 0448. ca. 1950
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-FI_1950-0014

Identifier: wwu:26942
Title: Transit Shed, etc. - Excursion Inlet - 1951.
Date: 1951
Description: Caption: "Transit Shed, etc. - Excursion Inlet - 1951." Excursion Inlet is in Haines Borough in southeast Alaska. Pacific American Fisheries built a cannery there in 1908. Aerial View.
Digital Collection: Biery (Galen) Papers and Photographs
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Galen Biery papers and photographs
Local Identifier: gb2037

Identifier: wwu:5174
Title: 1951 Students on Southside of Library
Date: 1951
Description: Photo dated "May 1951"; Students identified from L to R "Beverly Carlson, Marie Johnson, Paul Enga; Original inventory #1237
Digital Collection: Campus History Collection
Type of resource: still image
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Campus History Collection
Local Identifier: CHC-LIB_1951-0001