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Western Oregon University
The Grove 1955
Oregon College of Education
Oregon College of Education
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Year 1955
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O.U.E. PRESENTS
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DR. R OBEN J. MAASK E
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PRESIDENT
To the memory of one whose geniune
i n te r es t in student welfare and activities
was e vi de nt in the friendly warmth of his
wise leade rship, we pay tribute.
RUTH 1. JOHNSON
Instructor in English
Acting Dean of Women
ARTHUR H. GLOGAU
Assistant Professor of
Science and Education
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ROY E. LIEUALLEN
Assistant Professor
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ELLIS A. STEBBINS
Assistant Professor
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FLOYD B. ALBIN
Professor of
Educa tion
WILLIAM A. COE
Inst. in Education
Supervisor of Teaching
MARY DONALDSON
Assoc. Professor of Education
DAVID S. BRODY
Assoc. Professo r
of Education
JAMES R. CURTIN
Ass 't Professor
of Edu c ation
EVEL YN CUS1'ER
Ass't Professor of Education
Dr. Brody's Educational Psychology Class
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H. KENT FARLEY
Assoc. Professor of Education
and Science
RALPH A. FARROW, JR.
RAY K. GODSEY
lnstructo( in Education
MARY HELEN GWINN
lRMAJEAN HARTLE
EMMA HENKLE
Assoc. Professor
of Education
Mrs. Gwinn's Class 10
JESSIE p. HILL
. J. MORTON HOWARD
MILDRED KANE
Supervisor of T e aching
VIOLET McFARLAND
LUCILLE W. MILLSAP
GERTRUDE PATTERSON
Inst. in Education
Dr. Glogau's General Psychology
MARGARET PERRY
Ass't Professor
of Education
OMA BELLE E. McBEE
Assoc. Professor
of Ed uca tion
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LORNA RANETTA
Inst. in Education
LOIS VANDERPOOL
Inst. in Education
ST ANLEY V. RUCKM AN Ass't Profe ssor of Education Supervisor of Teaching WILLIAM S. WAGNER
Director of Stud e nt Teaching
Pra ctice Tea ching
DORA E. SCOTT
Ass't Professor
of Education
HENRIETT A B. WOLFER
Asso c . Professor of Education
Practice Teaching
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E . F. BARROWS
Professor of Scie nce
LLOYD K . JOHNSON
Ass ' t Professor
of Science
SANFORD S. TEPPER
Insr. in Science
MAT T HEW R. THOMPSON
Ass'r Professo r
of Science
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Ph ys ical Science Lab .
Dr. Barrow's Lab class
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GEORGE J. HARDING
Ass't Professor of Spee c h
and Dramati c s
CHARLES R. M cCLURE
Pro fessor of English
DESSA HOFSTETTER
MARGARET L. STEINER
Ass 't Professor
Ass't Librarian
Ass't Professor
Librarian
Children's Literature
ROBERT L. MULDER
Ass't Professor
Director of Sp eech
and Hearing Clinic.
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Miss Harvey's World Lit.
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JANE C. DALE
Assoc. Professor
of Humanities
M. GENE HARVEY
Imt. in Humanities
PATRICK M. MURDOCK
Ass't Professor of Social Science
and Humanities
DANIEL B. WESSLER
Inst. in Philosophy
English Literature
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Play Production
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PEARL B. HEATH
Assoc. Professor of Art
KENNETH YOST
Ass't Professor
of Art Education
Design in Metals
U. S . Histo ry & Go v ernment
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OSCAR C. CHRISTENSEN
Assoc. Professor of
Social Science
FRANCIS D. HAINES Professor of Social Science CHARLES J. NOXON
Ass't Professor of
Social Science
MILDRED E. ANDERSON
Ass 't Professor of
Physical Educatio n
JOHN 1. CHAMBERLAIN
Inst. in Physical
Education
Gi d's P. E.
RUTH LAUTENBACH
Ass't Professor of Physic al Educa tion ROBERT C. LIVINGSTON
Ass't Professor of
Physical Edu c ation and Health
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Ass '[ Professo r of
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DENISE REDDEN
Assoc. Professor
Assoc. Professor
of Music
EDGARH. SMITH
Ass't Professor
of Music
of Music
MARTHA HILL
Ass't Professor
Sec. t o the Pres.
EDITH L. OLSON
Instructo r
Director of Health Service and
CLARA V. TH OM PSON
Instructor
Director of Dormitories
College Nurse
OFFICE PERSONELL
Sabb. Leave Anton Postl Joan Seavey
Leave of Ab. Margaret Hiatt Vern a Wade
Barbara Jackson
CaJene Ladehoff
Marie L. Miller
Doll y Sawt e lle
Helen Albin
Yvonne Henery
Nancy Hays
Evelyn Hildebrand
Helen M. Perks
Minnie Andrews
Fay Nedry
Dean Craven
Myrtle Tyler
Joan Sparks
C.L. Tomkins
Virginia O'Donnell
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Evelyn Neal
Editor
Shirley Carlo
Business Manager
THE LAMRO) STAFF Where's that copy? Have you got those heads done? These are the sounds
that come from the Lamron office every Thursday night when copy day has
arrived. The staff puts out a paper every week filled with vital news and
interesting material for the pleasure of the aCE student body. Evelyn
Neal and her crew certainly deserve our hearty thanks and congratulations.
FmST ROW: G. lng, H. Pease , E. Neal, M. Neal, B. Becker SECOND ROW: S. Kurtz. J. Ethel, L.
Gardner, N. Clark, M. Petersen, M. White, B. Krebs THIRD ROW: S. Small, J, Kirk. R. Haury.
Waiting for a scoop I
How does this sound?
Nose for news.
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Carolyn Jones
Co-Editor
John Davis
Co-Editor
THE CROVE STAFF The Grove Staff is that group of hard working people you see scurrying
around just before their deadlines to get the pages done and in to the pub
lishers. The staff, headed by Carolyn Jones and John Davis, has worked
long and hard on this yearbook.
SITTING: M. L. Hull . C. Jones, 1. Davis, G . McKinney STANDING: C. Carlson, M. Harden, M.
Soults, H. Lowery, Marg. Yashuda, P. Patterson, Marj. Yasuda, D. Knaub, O. Bradshaw .
Pasting layouts.
The hard working photography staff.
LEFT TO RlGHT: B . Smith, K.
Seiffert, G. McKinney, M. Nicolai .
Choosing pictures for various pages.
WESLEY
Wesley is the M e thod
istgroup on the ca m pus.
Throughout the year The
Wesleyans c an be seen
working v ery diligent
lyon Wesley and other
campus acti v ities .
Pr e sident
LEF T TO RIGHT: S. Nye, A. Ellig
son, J. Null, M. Neill, J. Chilton,
R. Bishop, D. Long.
I.V.C.F.
IVCF stands for the
Inter -Varsit y Campus
Fellowship. This
group's me mbership
is open to all p e ople
interested in belong
ing to a religious
group.
Shirley Mos e r
President
FIRST ROW: D. Re mp e l, D. Hardie , S. Mose r, P. PatriCK,
R. Cox SECOND ROW: G. Mc Kinne y, R. Schwe ize r, R.
Nichols, 1. Sorm ent, H. Coldiron, M. Soults. M.
Kronxer. S. All en . 8 . Betker. 1. Ethell THIRD ROW:
D. Ve rbeck, R. Wal ker, A. Taylor. B. Jellison . S .
Leverich. P. Blair. H. Wilson.
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CANTERBURY
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Canterbury is the Epis
copalian group on th e
campus. They ar e seen
at a banquet which was
he ld at the Monmouth
Hote 1 during the fall
term .
Pat Watt
President
LEFT TO RIGHT: C . Horton. B. Dixon. A. Johnston,
Bishop Dagwe ll . S. Huff. 1. Morrison. Dr. Dale (advisor).
Fath er Zi egler. Miss Pickard (advisor).
Lutheran Students
. The Lutheran Stud en ts
Association is for all Lutheran
students on campus. These
students get together for fun
and worship each week.
Carlotta Nyland
President
FIRST ROW ,(Left to Right): S. Kurtz , P. Blair
B. Bluhm, C. Nyland SECOND ROW: Dr.Johnson,
advisor, M . Pederson, C. Farnstrom.
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Newman
The Newman club is
for the Catholic students.
This club was just organ
ized this year but has since
that time been very active.
Jim Hall
President
FIRST ROW (Left to Right): M. White, J. Yuranek
SECOND ROW: M. Ketcham , M. Ketcham, S.
Minton, D. Robinson, S. Carlo THIRD ROW: J.
Avina, L. Sullivan . H. Cedros.
The Westminster club is
sponsored by the Presbyterian
faction on this campus and the
Presbyterian church in Indepen
dence. This club holds banquets
each term.
Sylvia Small
President
Left to Right: M. Pettijohn, W. Meade, S. Small,
N. Goeldner, M. Yoder.
Ed Montgomery President FIRST ROW; M. T aylor . D. Binkley, E. Munger, S. Henry,
E. Perrott SECOND ROW; E. Ne al, H. Booth , E. Mumm ey,
M. Hind erlong.
FUT UR E TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW; R. Walker, H. Cold iron. G . Lane , C.
Sakamoto , Ma rj . Ya suda SECOND ROW; B. Williams,
A. Wegener, S. Ny e , B. Johnson, P. Patte rson.
Every year FT A holds many meet
ings which are planned to inform and
interest its members in the teaching
profession. These t2.ke the form of
mock interviews, speeches on foreign
teaching and other such worthwhile
activities.
FIRST ROW: A. Clair, E. Montgomery . B. Shaw SECOND
ROW; J . Alston , 1. Kre m e rs, D. Knaub , D. Wickstrand,
R. Schweizer. M. Kronser.
FIRST ROW (Left to Right); D. Rempel, Rep., E. Neilson, Sec., D. McKenzie, Pres., D. Poole,
V. Pres., B. Beigh, Treas., SECOND ROW; F. Brostrom, M. Horning, P. Harris, D. Knaub, P.
Seid, B. Shaw, 1. Speed, J. Davis THIRD ROW; p. Patterson, P. Holman, D. Harp, J. Kremers,
C. Jones, M. Gordon, 1. And e rson.
Don McKenzie
President
Phi Beta Sigma is the N ationa I
Teacher's Honorary. They rep
resent a group of students who's interests lie in the teaching field. Their activities include a pie social and the annual Newsletter sent to past members to keep them in touch with each other and to give news of the annual homecoming on this campus. Phi Beta Sigla
Meeting time
Addressing the Newsletter
FIRST ROW (L eft to Right): D. Brown , Dr. Farley, Advisor; E. Hendrickson, I. Anderson,
D. Rempel SEC OND ROW: D. McKenzie , D. Harp, B. Arnold . 1. Davis. C. Bake r , C.
Head.
The Ita
D~ Ita
Phi
Theta Delta Phi is the men's schola stic .honor
ary on campus. They strive to promote scholar
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ship and leadership. Each term they hold a ban
quet where new members are initiated. This
year they sponsored an after game sports dance
and helped with the blood bank.
Earl Hendrickson
President
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Meeting time.
Winter Term initiates demonstrating how they got in.
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Formal Initiation
Sigla Epsilon Phi
Joanne Kremers
President
Sig Ep is the women's scholastic honorary. It performs many services to the school
among which are publishing the Wolf Calls and helping with the Blood Bank. Besides
these services the club strives to promote scholarship and leadership on campus.
FIRST ROW (Left to Right): P. Patterson, V. Pres., C. Jones, Rep., J. Kremers, Pres.,
O. Bradshaw, Sec. -Treas. SECOND ROW: M. Soults, P. Patrick, 1. Speed, E. Neilson,
P. Seid, M. Horning, P. Watt, R. Schweitzer THIRD ROW: F. Furer, M. Gordon, B.
Beigh, D. Poole, P. Harris, P. Holman, P. Blair.
FIRST ROW (L e ft to Right); D. Hardi e, V. Pres., Mr. Harding, advisor, E. McLaughlin, Sec-Treas., SECOND ROW; R. Jone s, Pr es ., E. Kurt z , E. Neilson. The main activity of Alpha Psi Omega, a national dramatics honorary, is the pre sentation
of plays to th e school an d the communit y. Th ey sponsor plays both fall and winter terms. The
purpose of this honorary is to promote interest in dramatics and ma y be joined only by invitation
and after participation in dramatics producti ons .
Rita Jones
President
Alpha Psi Olega
Expla in yourse lf J J J
You're so clever J
Left to Right: Mrs . Heath, advisor, 1. Speed , V. Pres., L. Rice, Rep., B. Stone, Pres.,
}. Davis, A. Taylor, Sec-Treas .
Kappa Pi is a national art fraternity. The OCE chapter is Alpha Alpha Alpha.
purpose is to promote art interest, scholarship, and ability. Their members take a[l
active interest i[l art work 0[1 this campus 3fld assist with various exhibits.
Kappa Pi
Looking over some art objects.
Hanging a composition in the gallery.
FIRST ROW (Left to Right): M. Soults, Hst., D. Kerzel, Song Leader, M. Horning, Treas. D. Smith,
Pres .. G. Goska, V. Pres ., J. Null, Sec., R. Jones, Rep., SECOND ROW: B. Shaw, M. Kronser, 1.
Spinney, D. Larimer, E. Krautscheid, M. Gordon, P. Harris, B. Beigh, E. Neilson,!. Speed, A. Hansen
THIRD ROW: S. Owens, B. Graves, G. Hamar, R. Schweizer, L. Smith, B. Bluhm.
Staff and Key is one of the two women's service honor aries on campus. Each year the y sponsor the All-American formal and a spring term dance. They also do many services to the student body and the school by ushering at various functions and other simila r duties.
Donnale Smith
President
Staff ilud Key
Winter term initiates
Winter term tea
FIRST ROW (L eft to Right): P. Seid, Sec., P, Patterson, V. Pres" D, Knaub , Pres., M. Stallings,
Treas., M. Little, Rep. SECOND ROW: F . Brostrom , A. Neirhoff, B, Makinster, O. Bradshaw, J.
King , J. Yurane k THIRD ROW: 1. Kremers, P. Holman, J. White, D. Poole, R. Taylor.
Darlene Knaub
President
Collecto Coe ds is one of the two wom e n' s se rvice honoraries on campus, Each yea r
they co - spo nsor the Swee the art Ball and the Sadie Hawkins Dance with th e Wolf Knigh ts .
Besides doing se rv ices to the school th ey present the Jacqueline Stuckard M emo ria l Awa rd
[Q an outstanding senior music student and a scho larship to the Bluebirds.
Uolleuto Uueds
Winter term initiates
Decorating for the formal
FIRST ROW; L. Nash, D. Hardie. S. Minten. S. Harp, R. Powers, K. Mendenhall, T. Gordan,
A. Roberts, N. Bone SECOND ROW; G. Harding (advisor), S. Kurtz, P. Smith, H . Booth, S.
Phelps. L. Cook, B. Bluhm THIRD ROW; D. Hunter, G. Rosaschi, T. Nash, B. Nicholson, M.
Stallings, Bill Briggs, P. Blair, M. Pederson .
If you are inter
ested in dramatics
Crimson "0" is the
club for you. This
group, with the help
of Alpha Psi Omega,
presents the fall
and winter term plays.
CRIHSON ~~ 0"
H e l en Booth Presid ent Put 'er there friend.
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Gossiping or play-acting?
FIRST ROW (L. to R.): A. Neirhoff , W. Meade , E. Guyton SECOND ROW: O. Bra dshaw, C. Nyland,
i'l. Goeldner, B. Be rgstrom, 1. White, P . Blair, N. Shap e r, 1. Bailey, S. Phelps THIRD ROW:
M. Peterson, L. Twombly, M. Nicolai, S. Edgar, M. Yoder, M. Altenhoffen, S. Harp , M. Hull,
B. Bluhm, G. War e.
Shirley Phelps
President
"Fight, Team, Fight" The Wolvettes can be heard yelling this
and many other similar yells at all the football and basketball
games. The pep club sits together at all home games and helps
support the team. Besides this duty they also sponsor the h<3.lf
time intermission for the basketball games.
Pe pChb
We are the mighty Wolves . . . . .
. . . wherever we may be . . .. . .
Practice .•.....
makes perfect.
Rally
Bill Briggs
JoAnn King
Yell Queen
Marjorie Pettijohn
Lois Smith
Mel McCutcheon
Yell King
Marjorie White
Ruby Taylor
Squad
W-O-L-V-E-S. To such enthusiastic lead
ership the OCE student body has rallied to
help support its teams, but it is the long
hours of practice that the rally squad puts
in to help create this enthusiasm that goes
unheralded. Under the fine leadership of
Yell Queen, JoAnn King, and Yell King,
Mel McCutcheon, this year's rally squad
has represented OCE well.
. . . . . . Football. . . . . .
. . . . . . Basketball. .. . ..
FIRST ROW: S. Tepfer(advisor), S. Moser, N. Shaper, G. Stephanson , G. Ware, R. Smith,
E. Smith SECOND ROW: C. Thayer, J. Ethell, J. Kremers , D. Knaub, A. Roberts, L. Co ok,
S. Allen, P. Patrick, L. Nash THIRD ROW: B. Krebs, D. Hunter, V. Bolby. D. Krier, J. Will
iamson, G. Rosaschi.
Gary Stephenson President d' DUE- do
"Alemande left with your left
hand, and swing your partner on a
right and left grand". The square
dance club of OCE, d'OCE-do, is at
it again. Every week the club meets
and dances to the calls of faculty and
student members. Members from
this club participate in the "Mac
Claren Rhythm Program" also.
Alemande left.
Swing your partner.
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FIRST ROW: K. LeFrancq, P. Holman, F. Moser , M. Fitch, S. Allen, S. Minten, L. Harden, C.
Carlson SECOND ROW; B. Bergstrom, K. Seiffert, 1. White, L. Wacken , H. Overmeyer, P. Patrick,
E. Swanso n, Z. Hiebenthal, R. NewtOn, M . Nicolai THIRD ROW: L. Twombly, G. Hamar, D.
Gruchow, R. Alsip, M. Ketchum, O. Bradsh aw , B. Makinster, P. Blair FOURTH ROW: G. McKinney,
L. Bussett, R. Cox, Miss Lautenba ch (advisor), M. Strode, L. Fox.
W. R.A.
Women's Recreational
Association is open to all
women interested in sports.
They meet for practice
every Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. They partici
pate in volleyball, basket
ball, softball, tennis, bad
minton, swimming, and
many other sports.
Frances Brostrom
President
Watch out for a smash!
Set it up nice and easy.
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Joy to the World .... .
All in step to the music.
CD O'iR The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Florence Hutchin
son, presents annually the Christmas Vespers Service. The
choir also puts on other public appearances during the year .
. FIRST ROW: C. Horton, R. Taylor . M. Andrews, B. Dayton, M. Gribskov, B. Parks , G. Boyle,
1. Dawson, U . Urban, B. Becker SECOND ROW: 1. Williams, 1. Janson, G. Lee, R. Verbeck,
D. James, K. Mendenhall, W. Ronsford, C. Saucy, R. Saunders, S. Salstrom , Mrs. Hutchin
son (director). THIRD ROW: R. Schweiz er, B. Haaman, 1. Kirk , S. Hau ck , G. Lane, J.
Barley, A. Miles, A. Deaver, 1. Magee , M . Little, L. Rice, F. Furer, C. Nyland, S.
Leverich .
FIRST ROW (L. to R.): C. Farnstrom, G. Stephenson , D. Lunda, H. Overmeyer SECOND ROW:
R. Verbeck. S. Leverich , H. Janke, Dr. Smith, director THIRD ROW: S. Kurtz, R. McCormick,
D. Brostrom, R. Newton . G. Manning, M. Gribskov FOURTH ROW: J. Plessinger, 1. Chilton,
P. Kessler, 1. Harrington .
The band is composed of a group of hard working students who are
interested in music and backing the schools teams. They can be heard
playing at most of the athletic functions preceeding and during the half
time. They add their bit of color to these functions.
Band
Practice
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The Co-Weds are
wives of the stu
de nts on campus.
They ge t ,t ogether
for social gather"
ings. Their acti v
ities include mak
ing Christmas boxe s
for needy families
and maki ng stu ffed
toys for orphans .
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FI RST ROW (L. to R.): V . O 'Don nell , B. Hubbard, Sec. - Treas .; J. Gar rison, N. Poole, S. Poole . Pres . SECOND ROW: S. Bell, M . Shoemaker, M. Streigh t , V. Bottorff, 1. Sweeney, M. Willis, B. Mansfie ld.
Sue Poole
Pr e sident
L. to R: L. Palm, Mrs . Wise, V . Wise, H . Coldiron, J. Moss , D. Bosell, T. Dixon, E. Munge r,
1. Clark, R. Sande rs, S. McClellan, H. Wilson , E. Stedm an , L. Nash, D. Sweeney, A. Miles ,
M r. Noxon, advisor.
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President
I. R. U.
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new on campus this
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the curren t inter
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A.S.O.C.E. PRESIDENT
Head man on this year's O. C. E. campus was DALE
HARP, a Junior in Education from Salem, Oregon. Among
his many activities here is the office of Sophomore Class
President. He is also an active member of Theta Delta
Phi and Wolf Knights.
ELMER SUMMERFIELD
1st V. PRES.
Seated; Harry Pease. Elmer Summerfield . Dale Harp. Darlene Finney. and Pat Holman . Standing; lohn Sutton. Barbara Makinster. Ramona Powers , Edie Nielson. Betty Beigh, Dolores Poole. leanette Spinney. Muriel Horning. Ann Hansen. Dean Glogau. and Phyllis Seid. DAR LENE FINNEY
2nd. V. PRES.
STUDENT UOUNCIL PAT HOLMAN
SECRETARY
HOMEUOMING QUEEN Reigning over the 1954 Homecoming acti v ities was
BEVERLY WARREN, a pert Sophomore from Portland,
Oregon.
During her years here at O.
c. E.
she has been
very active in student affairs and was a member of the
Rally Squad her Freshman year.
ALL AMERIUAN
This year's "All American" was DARREL DAVIS,
a Senior in Education from Independence, Oregon.
He
was presented by Staff and Key at their annual All
American Formal.
In addition to being an outstanding
performer on our athletic teams, he served as presi
dent of Wolf Knights this year.
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W
olf Knigbt Sweetheart
The President of Collecto Coed's was selected the 1955 Wolf
Knights' Sweetheart. DARLENE KNA UB, a Junior in education
from Portland, has been v ery prominent in student activities
throughout her three years on this campus.
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Co ll ecto Coed Sweetheart This ye a r's choice for Collecto Coed ' s Sweetheart was
ELMER SUMMERFIELD, a Senior in education from S t.
Helens . Among his many acti v iti es on campus, he has ser
v ed as first Vice President of the S tudent Body . He is a lso
an acti v e member of Wolf Kni g ht s .
Darlene Finney was ASOCE
second vice president, Home
coming chairman, song que e n
in '53, and a member of Col
lecto Coeds, Sigma Epsilon
Pi, and others.
Elmer Summerfield was the
current ASOCE first vice
president, a member of Wolf
Knights, and a member of the
student council in '53.
WHO'S WHO Edison Montgomery was
ASOCE president last year,
is this year's president of
FTA, national president of
Theta Delta Phi, yell king
in '52, Joe College in '54,
and a member of several
organizations.
Iva May Speed won the out
standing freshman award and
the Eloise Buck award for
outstanding literary achieve
ment. She is a member of
Staff and Key, Sigma Epsilon
Pi, and others.
Darrel Davis was a
member of the basket
ball and baseball teams,
co-captain of the foot
ball team this year,
pre sident of Wolf Knights,
and this year's All
American.
Harry Pease was ASaCE
financial secretary for the
second year, Lamron sports
edi tor for the fourth ye ar,
state aCPA president, chair
man of R. E . Week in '53,
and a member of several
organizations.
Edie Nielson was ASaCE
second vice president, play
ed lead in all-school plays,
Betty Coed in '54, sopho
more class officer, chair
man of Religious Emphasis
Week in '54, and a member
of many organizations.
Eveyln Neal was news edit
or, co-editor, and now edit
or of the Lamron, state aCPA
news coordinator, sophomore
clas s offic er, member of
Sigma Epsilon Pi, and s ev
e:.. al others.
Nine graduating aCE juniors and seniors have been accepted for
recognition in the 1954-55 edition of Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleges. Students were chosen on the basis
of scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-cur
ricular activities, citizenship and service to the school and promise of
future usefulness. aCE is one of the six colleges in the state to partici
pate in this national program for recognition of college students.
First public announcement and recognition of the students was
made during the inte~mission of the talent show Friday eveiling, November
12, by Arthur Glogau, Dean of Men.
Don Wickstrand was the
senior class president,
Wolf Knight president in
'53, All American in '53,
and ASaCE vice president
in '52.
FRESHM AN WEEK September 2 2 wa s the day of much excite
ment as many new s tudents moved into the
dormitories. The excitement continued as
they made new friends and attended the various
activities. The "J e ans Dance" was one of the
many activities planned to give the new students
a chance to meet each other. During the week
the freshmen had opportunity to bu y the "beanie"
which no good freshman would be seen without.
Registration School is here again with its
registration rush. It is an old
story for the returning student,
but a very new one for the fresh
men.
HELLO DANCE The familiar face of Waldo
w.elcomed all at the "Hello
Dance" held September 27. This
was the time that old and new
students became acquainted.
FRESBMEN
INI1'.IJTION
King and Queen of Kangaroo Kourt,
Jess Keeney and Jerry Bailey were en
tertained by the antics of their fellow
classmates.
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Three gorgeous girls? performing
at the talent show given Friday night.
HOME
The noise parade and the bonfire
helped raise school spirit. At the
bonfire the freshmen and sophomores
had thei r annual tug -of -war.
Busy freshmen collecting
material for the bonfire.
Queen Be v erly Warren, Sopho
more, and Princesses Hazel Hall,
Freshmen; Dee Ann Larimer, Juni
or; and Marcia Hodgson, Senior
were presented at the game .
~OMING
The 1953 Homecoming Queen,
Frances Brostrom, p re sents the
trophy to Beverly Warren, the
1954 Homecoming Q ueen, at the
dance Saturday night.
General chairman of Home
corning, Darlene Finney, in be
tween Joan Belcher, assistant
chairman and Barbara Makinster,
talent show chairman.
ALL AMERICAN
"Jack Frost Fantasy" was the
theme of the annual "All American"
Formal sponsored by Staff and Key.
The couples whirled among winter
scenes to the music of Wayne Meus
seg. The dance was highlighted by
the presentation of the All American
Award to Darrel Davis by Donnalee
Smith, president of staff and Key.
The Christmas spirit was pres
ent at "Christmas Capers" in the
murals and decorations. The dance
was sponsored by Varsity "0" with
music by Bill Dayton's Orchestra
and intermission entertainment
presented by the new members.
CHRISTMAS
CAPERS
SADI E HA lVKINS The Annual Sadie Hawkins Dan c e,
sponsored by Collecto Coeds and Wolf
Knights, took place October 29. There
was evidence of typical Yokumville
fashions and si g hts.
Best Dressed
Arnie Heimbach
Glenna Ridenour
Mo s t Eli g ible Bachelor
and Spin s ter
Grant Kremers
Sandy Van Blaricom
Funniest Dressed
Shirley Coffey
Dwaine Rankin
62 INDIAN SUMMER The Freshmen sponsored dance was
November 6. Maple Hall was decorated
in autumn colors carrying out the
theme "Indian Summer. "
The "Stag" Line .
Time out for refreshments .
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CHRISTMAS Christmas at aCE is a very busy
and happy time as many social acti vi
ties are planned and many decorations
are put up. There is the formal din
ner at Todd Hall with the Faculty Re
ception following, the Vesper Service
presented by the college choir, and
the Wassail Party in Maple Hall.
There were the Christmas trees in
Maple Hall and Todd Hall, the room
decorations in the living quarters,
and the Christmas carols sung by
everyone.
64 SECOND FRONT, FIRST PLACE, FIRST ROW: M. Soults, M. Lacey, M. Mulcahy ,
P . Seid, J. Yasuhara SECOND ROW: F. Parks, R. Taylor, A. Nierhoff, M. Pettijohn,
S. Salstrom, A . SWiggum, M. Hull, I. King THIRD ROW: L. Nash, N. Goeldner,
J. Williams, J . Spinney, B. Graves, E. Krautsche id, C. Nyland.
Moonlight and Romance Second Front, Todd
Hall girls, won the Willis
'Love memorial trophy for
first place in the All-Cam
pus Sing on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 2. Six groups partici
pated in the song fest.
THIRD FRONT, TODD HALL, SECOND PLACE, FIRST ROW:
C. Sakam oto , M. Rundbe rg , M. White , B. Bluhm, S . Hauck,
I. Mary SECOND ROW: M. Little , D. War e , Z. Hieb e mhal,
M. Yod e r, G . Ware, J. Baile y , L. Rice, M. Fitch .
VET 'S VILLAGE, THIRD PLA CE , FIRST ROW:
Mrs. Miller , Mrs. McKenzie, E. Smith, R. McCraken, M rs. Dayton SECOND ROW: D . McCra cke n, B. Dayton, R. Smith, D . McKenz ie . D . W oods , L. Mi ll e r. Myrna Little
General Chairman
Bi ll Briggs
D ave Hunter
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST The fall term all -school play, November 17 and
19, was a high comedy in an English setting-arena style.
It was presented by Crimson 0 and directed by George
Harding.
Shirley Phe l p s
J ohn Worthington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Algernon Moncrieff ..... . . . . . . . . . . .
C ecily Cardew . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... .
G wendolyn Fairfax . .... . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lady Bracknell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reverend Canon Chasuble, D. D ......
Merriman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lane .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miss Prism ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bill Briggs Dave Hunter Shirley Phelps Marilyn Stallings Teddy Ruth Gordon John Carpenter Walter Ponsford Torn Nash Jewel Kirk Mrs. Don Wisniewski There were many who helped behind the scenes to
m ake the playa success.
Mar i lyn Stallings
T e dd y Gordon
FLjPPER The theme of the 1955 Folk's Festival was
"Flapper Frolics." The planning committee
headed by D 'Ann Larimer did a wonderful job
of planning interesting events for the parents
to attend. At the game Friday night the
spectators were entertained by a German band.
FROLICS Registration was Saturday morning and that same
day there was a talent show featuring acts from days
gone by. At noon there was a luncheon at Todd
Hall; later there was an athletic exhibition, and a
Coffee Hour. For half-time entertainment at Sat
urday night's basketball game the Pep Club pres
ented a flashlight drill.
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"Court of Hearts" was the theme of the
1955 Sweetheart Ball sponsored by Collecto
Coeds and Wolf Knights February 12. Music
for dancing a nd listening was furnished by
Bill Dayton's band. During the intermiss
ion the Sweethearts were presented by Darrel
Davis and Darlene Knaub, presidents of
Wolf Knights and Collecto Coeds respect
ively.
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ALL CAMPUS DRIVE The All-Campus Drive started with an assembly.
After some entertainment, a film was shown on the
work that the All-Campus Drive helps support.
There was a dance, "Dime Daze ", and a carnival
that ended with a faculty auction. The students
helped to ma ke the drive a highly successful one.
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The WOLVI:RTON :'~iliORIAL POOL, named for Grant S.
';/olverton, is the new add tion to the south end of the OCE
physical eclucl3.tion building. The late Hr. Wolverton, an
1883 OCE e re.du..'\te , left a grant of $80,000 for the con
struction .of this pool. Additional funds to cover c onst
r c:ction c osts wIlrs g ranted by the Oregon St9.te Eoe.rd of
Hieher E:iu(:~tion eo th.~t en outstanding pool >!ould 'be
assured. OCE is one of the feV! small
schools to have
s~! iuuni~ pool f acilities of such a high 'l.uali ty, and this
pool is indeed 6 oQ ethi~ of which OCE students, faculty,
and sta.ff are most proud. Construction was st a rted in the
fp_ll of 1954 and ~Ias completed in the spring of 1955.
HEAD COACH
CO-CAP T AINS
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
LINE COACH
FOOTBALL
B ill M cA rthu r , h ea d f o otba ll coa c h, led the bo y s through a
s u c cess f u l s e as o n f o r the ei g hth consecutive year. "Mac:" has
p l a yed profe ss ion al f oo tball for the Hollywood Bears and the
C h i cago Ro c k e ts. He is married and has two future football
players - M ike , age s ix , and Steve, age three.
The line coach, John Chamberlain, has been with the Wolves
for seven years. He is a graduate from Georgetown College,
Ge·orgetown, Kentucky. His hometown is Sommerset, Kentucky,
where he was noted on the All-State football squad in high school
and also played in the Kentucky all-star game in 1938. John
coached high schoo l football at Phoenix, Adrian, and Monmouth,
Oregon . He is married and has two daughters .
The c o - c aptains of this year's squad were Darrel "Mouse"
Dav i s and Joe Roberts. Both are outstanding contributers to the
te a m and mad e wise decisions in several of the games.
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JOHN O'DONNELL
Center
Sophomore
BILL McHENRY
Left Guard
Sophomore
RAY HUBBARD
Left Tackle
Senior
ARDEN DETERING
Left End
Sophomore
GENE OWENS
Quarterback
Junior
BILL ARNOLD
Left Halfback
Senior
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PAUL RILEY
Right Guard
Junior
HENRY CEDROS
Right Tackle
Senior
JOE ROBERTS
Right End
Senior
CHARLES HARRIS
Fullback
Sophomore
DARREL DAVIS
Right Halfback
Senior
TEAM 1st row: R. Cummings. J. Roberts. D. Davis. C. Christensen. B. Brown. B. Arnold.
2nd row: E. Garrison, H. Cedros, J.O'Donnell, G. Owens. L. Buss. D. Lumgair.
3rd row: Coach McArthur. G. Freeman . G. Eakin, M. Stone. G. Davidson. D.
Gridley . C. Harris.
row: C. Puhlman. A. Dete ring, J. Chunn. D. Wickstrand, B. Giltner
W. McHenry, p. McManus, J. Hall. manager.
2nd row: W. Gernhart. V. Dixon. H. Stephens. L. Gower, J. Atkins
G. Bennefiel . G. Huff.
3rd row: R. McHenry. P. Riley. M. Hansen. R. Hubbard. B. Adams
D. Zitek. Coach Chamberlain.
1st
SE ASON'S
o. c. E. -13 .•. Fort
Lewis-47
O. C. E. - 0 .•. Seattle Ramblers-20
O.c.E.-
8 ... Linfi e1d -
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O. C. E. _ 0 ... portland State-1
3
RECORD
o. G. E.
- 34
O.G.E. -
6
S.O.G.E. - 13
Pacific
- 19
O.G.E. - 33
E.O.G.E. -
6
O.G.E. - 27
O.T.I.
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7
FIRST ROW: Kelly Hoy, Grant Kremers, Darrell Davis, Ron Jones, Larry Chamberlain, Elton Gregory, Harley Willis.
SECOND ROW: Jim Hall, manager; Dr. Livingston, coach; Jack McCrae, Dale Andrich, Bob Janes, Craig Baker, Doug
Zitek, Wayne Young, Bob Knight, Ernie Ediger.
Dr. Robert Livingston,
head basketball coach.
The fighting Wolves proved ti1emsel v es to be a team
that bears watching in future years. They had a lot
of spirit and no game was over until the final buzzer
sounded. Coach Livingston groomed his team into a
well coordinated club and the lack of experience handi
capped them during the season. Composed mostly of
freshmen, they fought all the way during each ball
game. Team captain Larry Chamberlain lived up to
his title of "Mr. Hustle" as he was always seen
scrambling for the ball. Darrell "Mouse" Da vis was
also a thorn in the side of the opposing teams. He is
the only graduating senior and will be sorely missed
on the team next year. With the necessary experience
gained by the freshmen on the team, coach Livingston
will have a ball club that wiLL be a top contender next
year.
SEASON'S RECORD OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
aCE
66
59
72
65
52
63
78
76
-
Seattle Pacific 74
Pacific U. 68
Linfield 84
Linfield 80
Willamette U. 56
SOCE 83
SOCE 85
Pacific U. 91
OCE
56 - SOCE 70
OCE
78 - SOCE 87
OCE 60 - Portland St. 83
OCE 69 - Po rt land St. 66
OCE 80 - EOCE 112
OCE 104 - EOCE 110
OCE
69 - WiLlamette U. 87
OCE
54 - OTI 66
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
68
85
64
66
77
71
86
81
-
OTI 64
Seattle Pacific 77
Portland st. 82
Portland St. 74
OTI 62
OTI 80
EOCE 95
EOCE 86
Bob Knight, a 6'3" fre shman
forward from Lake Oswego,
helped the Wolves out of many
tough spots and made a good
showing on the backboards.
Doug Zitek, a 6'2" fre shman
forward from Redmond, was a
dependable man on the back
boards and a real spark to the
team.
Wayne Young, a 6'2" freshman
center from Marsh field known as
"Big Moose", also a high scorer,
was a great man on the back
boards and a real hustler when
teamed with Jones with whom he
ad played in high schoo~I•.......... Jim Hall, a sophomore from
Redmond, was manager for
both the football and basket
ball teams .
Ron Jones, a 6'1" freshman
guard from Marshield, and
high scorer for OCE, is a
very good prospect for future
years. He saw a lot of act
ion this season and proved to
be a real asset.
Larry Chamberlain, a 6' junior
from Salem, was the 1954-55
team captain. Larry, a hustling
guard, carried much of the
scoring load for the Wolves and
provided many a court thrill
for OCE fans.
28 "Mr. Hustle"
j',
The frosh basketball team, coached by Gene Owens,
proved themselves a hustling ball club and completed
their season with a 15 -8 record. With the addition of
Norm Willo ughby during the season, they played in
spired ball. Promising Fresh men were Don Ingalls, the
Alaskan boy with a promising two -hand shot; Larry
Buss, a hustler in every game; Bill Brown, with his
uncanny passing ; Craig "Pepper " Baker, who could
pIa y any position ; and Barry "Bear·· Adams, who was
a menace on defen se. Top rebounders who proved
themselves valuable assets were Pete Barnes, George
Krasch and Wyman Gernhart. Valuable play-makers
were, Von Sum mers, Harrison Bryant and Vic Dixon.
FIRST ROW: B. Brown, L. Buss, G. Krasch, W. Gemhart,
D. lngalls SECOND ROW: V. Dixon, B. Adams, N.
Willoughby, P. Barnes. G. Owens.
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
OCE
49
42
53
53
36
47
63
42
56
41
61
89
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Marion Motors 77
Linfield Frosh 68
Linfield Frosh 66
Willamette Frosh 63
Pacific Frosh 42
Ren's Drive -In 44
NW Christian 46
Portland St. Frosh 54
Portland St. Frosh 62
Lebanon High 39
Myrtle Creek 81
Independence 54
OCE 71
OCE 107
OCE 70
OCE 62
OCE. 94
OCE 90
OCE 87
OCE 67
OCE 87
OCE 103
OCE 87
Willamette Frosh 66
Lebanon High 83
Ren's Drive-In 52
Sweet Home 34
- Valsetz 56
- NW Christian 49
- Portland St. Frosh 63
- Portland St. Frosh 62
- Central Oregon 68
- Central Oregon 63
- Sweet Home 61
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1st TRAVELING TEAM VOLLEYBALL The Women's Recreational Associa
tion program includes a full schedule of
volleyball during the fall term .
From the intramural teams pictured
on the opposite page, two traveling squads
were chosen by the team captains and the
W. R . A. executive.
Some of the schools which the girls
played were Linfield College, Oregon
State College, Willamette University, and
Portland Uni v ersity.
BACK ROW: Rosie Alsip, Kay Le Fran c q, Pat Holman , Miss
Lautenba ch, Pal Blair, Lois Wacken FRONT ROW: Opal
Bradshaw , Barb Makinster, and Joyc e Wh ite .
2nd TRAVELING TEAM
During the term on Tuesday and
Thursday nights the girls practice with
fast and exciting games with each other.
This year's results in the team
standing were: First, La Frenchies;
Second, T. N. T. Ten; Third, The Nine
Pixies; Fourth, ·Wolverines.
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BACK ROW: Harriet Overmeyer . Kath y Seiffert. Darlene
Gruc how. Franc es Moser . Lois Fox FRONT ROW: Ruth
Newton. Ruth Cox , Marilee Hardy. Zora Hiebenthal.
n
WOLVERINES LA FRENCHIES
BACK ROW : L. Busset . R. Cox, R. Newton. L. Fox, L. Twombly KNEELING: G. Hamar, D. Gruchow,
BACK ROW: M . Ketcham. O. Bradshaw. B. Makinster
KNEELING: R. Alsip. K. LeFrancq, P. Blair.
M. Strode.
' THE NINE PIXIES
BACK ROW: M. Nicolai. S. Minton. M. Fitch, L. Harden,
B. Bergstrom KNEELING: C. Carlson. K . Seiffert, F.Moser,
S. Allen.
T . N. T. TEN
BACK ROW: H . Overmeyer . P. Holman. L. Wa c ken. Z.
Hiebenthall KNEELING: P. Patrick. E. Swanson. J. White .
Women's Basketball These five WRA basketball teams
meet every Tuesday and Thursday for
games with each other. These games
are scheduled in tournament style.
A traveling team was selected from
the girls in these teams. Miss Lauten
back is the advisor and coach for the
teams.
FIRST ROW: Jean Storment . Opal Bradshaw. Lee
Harden SECOND ROW; Kathy Seiffert. Ella Mae
Swanson. Glenda Hamar. Gail Ware.
FIRST ROW: Jane All stott . Mary Fitch. Sandy
Allen SECOND ROW: Nadine Shapero Rita
Wacken.
Fran Moser, Darlene Gruchow.
87 FIRST ROW: Shirley Minten, Ruth Newton, Lorretta
Twombley, Marjorie Pettijohn SECOND ROW: Rosie
Alsip, Mildred Strode, Pat Holman, Carolyn White ,
FIRST ROW: Ruth Cox,
Fran Brostrom, Harrietta
Lowery, Harri e t Over
meyer SECOND ROW:
Kaye LaFranq, Shirley
Carlo, Mary Gordon.
FIRST ROW: Pat Blair Barbara Makinster. Bernadine
Be rgst rom SECOND ROW: Mar c ia Nickoli, Pat Patrick,
Neva Goeldner, Diane Weeks.
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Shirley
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Top row: (I. to r.) Sharon Brady, Nadine
Clark, Marcia Yoder. 2nd row: Lorretta
Gardner, Lila Rice, Sharon Bierly. 3rd
row: Dot Swigart, Glenna Ridenour. Not
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Behind table: O. to r.) Jerry Ann Bailey,
Mary Fitch, Evelyn Wickman, Sylvia Small,
In front: Margie Harris, Beverly Johnson,
Not Pictured: GaiJ Ware, Betsy COdy.
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RIGHT): Shirley Moser, Gale Lee, Pat Montgomery, Ed .
Montgomery, Bob Wilson.
98
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PERKINS'-(LEFT TO RIGHT): Joanne Jensen, Mrs, lene Finney, Shirley Carlo SEATED: Karen
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lla Pederson, Barbara Dickson, Dee Ann Larimer, Phyllis Spreeman,
Mabel Cook, JoannMorrison.
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99
Anna Clair, Lavinia Luttrell SEATED: Evelyn
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Charle s Keaton
Ab t' Td ee n, Wash.
President
ENIO~
Iva Mae Speed
Chemawa
Reporter
Vice P re si de nt
B e tly Williams
S a le m
T r eas ur e r
Winona Agee
Albany
Ma rl c n e Alspaugh
P o rt Orford
Bunit a Stone
Cl acka ma~
James Anderson
Salem
William Arnold
Salem
Joe Avina
Portland
J ea nette Bitar
Portl and
.:"ranc e s Brostrom
The Dalles
De lmer Brown
Oakridge
Sandra Brown
J un c t io n C i t.y
Calvin B ry an
M o nm o u t.h
Do n Brostrom
Monmouth
Jani c.;c Cr esa p
S e J.U }e
Janic e Crowley
Monm<..outh
Darrel Davis
Independence
Ma ril yn Forbes
alex
Irma Fu e rstenau
Sa lem
Maidie Hinderlong
De1ak e
Rob e r t LeMond
Monmouth
Joy Davis
Salem
Joanne De Me r rilt
Malin
Ed wa rd Fo rbes
Salem
Yvonne Grosser
Milwaukie
Ann Hans e n
Junction City
She rma lee Hen ry
Klam a th Falls
G ay lon Huff
l\ .fonmouLh
Rita Jon es
Ne wberg
Elvera Kurtz
Pertland
Sab r a McGowan
Sa lem
Ray Myers
5i Lve rlon
E die Nie lson
Astoria
Gloria Lane
Eugene
Anne Overman
Corva llis
_ _ _ _ _~_
Donna Pallin
Til lam o ok
Darleen T ri nne € r
Sa lem
Hel e n Co ldi ron
Powe r s
_
Ha rry Pease
Cr over City , Calif.
Leo Poole
Monmouth
Joe Robe rts
Springficld
Bett y Shaw Gary Stephen son
Salcm
L awrence Su llivan
Sa l em
Elm er Summerfield
Monmouth
J e an T h ompson
St. H e lens
Lois Wa c k en
Sal em
Ruth WaLker
Glenda Ward
Baker
Terry Webster
South Pa sadena , Calif.
Stan Icy K c rze 1
l'....fo nmou ln
Eugene
Karen Wa tters Troul da Ie Tigar d •
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Don Me C racke n
Mo n m o uth
Pre side nt
J oan Belcht.!r
Aloha
Sha ron Huff
Monmou th
Mary Gordon
Idanha
Lavinia Luttrell
Siletz
John Dav i s
Idanha
Vice President
Gl a d ys Gaska
Ast oria
Secre tary
Jo anne K reme r :s
L ebanon
Tre a s ure r
Zona Allen
Sa le m
Belt I' Beigh
Monmouth
Elnora Grimsbo
Monmouth
Rosalie Harrold
C resw ell
Arnie He imbach
Newbe rg
Barbara Makinster
Dayton
Evelyn N e a l
Westfi r
Pal Wa lt
L a ke Grove
Gene Bradford
Monmouth
Lawren c e Crowley
Monmouth
Norm Bartel
Salem
Helen B ooth
Salem
Bever ly Boyle
Crabtree
Gcorgann Bra db urn
C oo s Bay
Lefona Brown
Monmouth
Shi rley Carlo
Portland
Ha nk Cedros
Springfield
Anna C lair
Russell Curnutt
Garibaldi
Le s lie DeG and i
Harri et Hall
DCl.rlene Hardie Cond on Pat Ha rri s
S al e m
Mon mouth
Pal Holman
Mapleton
Eugene
Muriel H <') rni ng
Hills bo r o
P hilomath
Ma r y Lou Hu 11 Astoria Independen ce
Keith Jensen
Woodburn
Jea nne Lauman
Marion
M y rna Littl e
Sta y ton
Dewe y James
S hirley M c Ginnis
Sale m
Fay Pa rks
Le h anon
Caroly n Jont:!:i
Salem
Dale Long
Dunde e
Mary M cInlee
Salem
Al i ce Miles
Pal Patrick
Canno n Be ach
Pal Patte r son
Eug (On e
Sw ee t Home
Dot Kerzel
Monmoulh
Da rlene Knaub
Po rtland
Roland McCormick.
Dallas
Rita McCracken
Monmouth
Akihi ro Milomi
YOk05uk, Kanagawa. Japan
Ru th N ichols
Eugene
Shi dcy' Phelp::;
Columbia Cit y
Ool o res Poole
L yo n s
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Loren Reid
Dallas
Loren Scott
Monmouth
Daniel Rempel
Dallas
Donnale Smith
Notl.
Ca ro l Rogahn Li la Mae Rice
$wpet Home
Hillsboro Verna Teleck Turner John Sutton
Sl. Helens
Edward West
Karen WeLl
Marjorie Yamashi
Portland
Hillsboro
Hanapepe, Kanai, Hawaii
TO
Roxie Moeek Hillsboro .......
Char le s Saucy Sa lem Elaine Wakasa
Hanapepe, Kanai, Hawaii
Joyce Yu r an e k
Woodburn
Pre s id e nt
Ray Zweigart
Wolf Creek
Vice President
Tr easurer
Betty Becker
Aloha
Reporte r
PHOMORE
Bernadine B e r gs trom
Po,' \. O rfor d
Jun e Eth c l1
G e r vais
P al Bla ir
Deer I s land
Frances Furer
Rainier
Opa l Bradshaw
West. Linn
Barbara Graves
Portland
R u th Cox
Crawfordsville
Glende Hamar
Toledo
Sec reta ry
Jim Atkins
Plainview, Texas
Sally Edgar
Bay City
Stephany Hauck
Portland
Richard Haury
Sale m
George lng
Portland
Robert Janes
Portland
Joanne Jen se n
Dalla):i
Eva Kabatoff
Salem
JoAnn King
Marcola
Jewel Kirk
M o lalla
Robert Kr ebs
Portland
DelRay Krier
Dallas
Marjorie Krenser
Salem
Shirley Kurtz
Gaston
Kaye LeFr a ncq
Milwaukie
Sylvia Le ve rich
Hebo
Ba rbara L ines
Alba ny
Da rre 1 Lunda
Sa lem
Pat McManus
Gervais
Shir ley Minten
Aumsville
Euni ce Mun ge r Silverton Bonni e Jo Nicholson Aumsvill e Audrey Nierhoff
Milwaukie
Ja.ne Null
Gresham
Carloua Nyiand
Astoria
Way ne Osborn
Ger vais
Sherry Ripple
Yamhill
Shirley Salstrom
Portlan d
Ruth Schweizer
Clackamas
Phyllis Soid
Portland
Kath er ine Seiffert
Sherwood
Lois Smith
[ndepe nden ce
Merle Saults
C re swe ll
Jea.nnette Spinney
Beaverton
Marilyn Sla llings
Da vid Stump
Monmouth
Ella Mae Swangon
Lebanon
Beve rly Wa r ren
Po rtland
Mardene Wicnr ich
Eugene
A li c e Swiggum
Porlland
Aloha Ta y lor
Portland
Dalla~
Ruby Taylor
Aloha
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Joyce Wh ite
Monmouth
SylvIa Small
Junction City
Vice Prt'sident
RESHMEN
Sandr a Allen
Portland
Charlotte Sakamoto
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
Secretary
J a ne Allslott
Gladstone
Barry A dams
Osweg o
Rosie Alsip
MonmouLh
Marjorit; Altenhoft!n
Beaverton
Bev Bluhm
Milwauk ie
Harris on Bryant
Myrtle Point
Jo Chilton
Sandy
Jerry Anne Ba iley
Taft
Sharon Bierly
McMinnville
Carol Boggs
Lakeport, Cal.
Douglas Bond
Woodburn
Jim Bottorff
Monmouth
Lois Bussett
Po we II Butte
Carol Carlson
North Bend
Beverly Ba bb
Myrtle Creek
John Chunn
Aloha
Gerald Clark
N i.aga r a F a lls. N. Y.
Dennis Chamberlain
Columbia City
Bet.y Cody
Forest Grove
Eile"en Blaser
The Dalles
Vern B6wlbX
Hood River
Mic-hiel Chase
Salem
Lave ra Cook Portland 1\
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James DeWitt
Dallas
Fred Donner
Salem
Dick Duer
Cottage Grove
HazeL Dotson
lnde pendence
II
II
Virgil Fadenrec hl
Salem
L arry Gower
Aumsville
June Hamroagren
Bend
C larice Farnstrom
Salem
Nancy Graves
Garibaldi
Lee Hard en
A the na
Neva Goeldner
C heshire
Mary Fitch Blaine
Lois Fox
Elton Gregor y
Mill City
Da rlene Gruchow
Si letz
Chuck Hamar
The Dalles
Ca rl Hedeen
Zora Anne Hicb enlha f
Monmouth
S h irle y Harp Salem Scio Salem
David Ho rUo r
Eagle Cre ek
Jo Jansen
Willamina
No rma Jean Hurst
Aurora
Don a ld Irvine Coos B ay Da ve Hu nte r
Depo e Bay
Robert Hun tsman
Walla Walla , Wash.
Beve rly J o h n s on
Sal em
Fran ces Johnson
L y on s
Marilyn Ketcham
Sc i o
Marl e ne Ketch a m
Scio
Don Lumgair
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Clark Lun d
Sandy
G e orge Kra s ch
Mi Llol1- F r eewale r
Ma r y La cey
E staca da
Harr ietta Lowe ry
Bend
Jan M<lgce
Jo Ann Ma r y
T i llamook
Dall a~
G ene Me Dona l d
Mitchell
Shirley Miller
RQseQl,!rg
Lorraine Nash
Oregon City
Jean P a Lton
Salem
Shirl ey Plummer
n lcm
F ranees Mose r
West Linn
Janet Moss
Bend
Myr e a Muleahy
Sa Lem
Thomas Nash
Salem
Ma reia Nico Lai
Indepe ndence
Susan Nye
Silverton
Ma r y Ann Pe de rsen
Milwaukie
Da d een Read
S Li l e rn
Mar ie Petersen
Astoria
Kf'trl Rr h m
Sal e m
Marjorie Pettijohn Eug e ne Clc ana Hi d enour
Da lla s
Elen a Mummey Monmouth Sandy Owen Monmoulh Judy Pi ess lll gc r Salem Gen e R o.s a s ch i Veri nR Lon , Ne v . Marlette Rundberg
PorliaDd
Mi cke y Schwinkendorf
"ewbu rg
Agnes Scott
Inde pendence
Nadi ne Shape r
Bea verto n
Claud e Smith
Cottag e Gro v e
P at r icia Smith
Nel s co tt
Richa rd Sonnen
Aurora
Jane t Sprowls
Po rtla nd
Terry Staats
Ind e pend enc e
Jean Storment
Scio
Mildred Strode
Sitku m
Do nald S weene y
Monmou t h
Ca r o l yn T haye r
Aloha
I ren e Thomas
Sa lem
Loretta T ..... ombly
Mitchell
Urlcne U rban
Sa ndy
Ri c.: hfIrrl Ve rb€ '
M ill Cily k
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Alvina Warren
Salem
Eugene Wegner
Ben Wilkinson
Julia Williams
Po rtland
Salem
----~---
Carolyn White
Lebanon
Mary White
Dra.in
Harald Wilson
Hooel River
Mar y Woodworth
Cottage Grove

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Monmouth
Marjorie Yasu da
Kapaa, Kauai, Ha wa ii
Wayne Young
Coo s Ba y
June Yasuhara
Lahaina, Maul, Hawaii John Br e ntlinger Lowell
Margaret Yasuda
Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii
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INDEX
Adams. Barry 84. 112 Adams. Gilbert Agee. Winona 102 Albrecht. Elzina Allen. Sandra 24. 40. 41. 86, 94. 112 Allen. Zona 105 Allister. Harold Allstott. Jane 26. 94. 112 Alsip. Rosie 41. 85. 86. 112 Alspaugh. Marlene 102 Altenhofen. Marjorie 37, 94. 113 Alvord. Joan Anderson. James R. 27. 28. 102 Andrews. Melvin Andrich. Da le Archibald. Lee Arnold, Williams R. 28. 77. 86. 102 Atkins. James 109 Avina, Joe 25. 34. 88. 102 MARSHALL-WELLS STORE Hardware & Houseware Appliances Spencer and Heckart Monmouth, Oregon \'\{ON£
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Babb. Beverly 92• 113 Baglien. Russell Bailey. Jerry Anne 37. 57, 72. 92. 113 Baker. Charles 28. Baker. Craig 96 Barge. Robert Barnes. Wilson 84 Barnick, Lois Barnick, Vic Bartel. Norman 106 Bates. Howard Becker. Betty 20. 24. 94. 109 . Bee be. Donna Beedle. Charleen Behrens, Norman Beigh. Betty 27. 29, 3 2 , 47, 99. 105 Belcher. Joan 59. 9 2 • 105 Bemis. Mary Jo 93 Benefiel, Ray Bennett. Donald Berg, Mildred Bergstrom. Bernandine 37. 41. 86. 95. 109 Bierly. Sharon 92. 113 Binkly. Diane Millicent 26 . Birdsall. Leslie 97. Bishop. Rosa Lee 24, 95 Bitar. J. 102 Blair. Patricia 24.25.29.36.37.41.85.86.94.109 Blake. Sally Blaser. Eileen 93. 113 Blaser. John Bluhm. Beverly 25.32.36.37,72,92. 113 Boeder, Hilde Bogen. LaVera 40. 95 Boggs, Carol 92. 113 monmouth fiotel Comfortable Rooms Fine Food At Reasonable Prices Special Rates To The O. C. E Staff and Students Monmouth, Oregon COMPLIMENTS
OF COD ( R'S J!ej and J!ouije J.~ch
Bone. Nancy 36. 93 Bond. Douglas 113 Booth. Helen Bosell. David Bottorff, Jim 113 Bowers. ,Naomi Bowlby. Vernon 40. 97. 113 Boyanovsky. Norman Boyden. Jean Boyle. Beverly 93. 106 Boyle. Glenn Bradburn, Georgann 92, 106 Bradford, Gene 106 Bradshaw, Opal 22,29,33,37,41,85,86,95,109 Brady, Sharon 92 Brandt, Frances Brennan, Creagh Brentlinger, John 97, 118 Briggs, Wilmer 36,38,66,96 Brostrom, Frances 27,33,41,59, 102 Brostrom, Donald 35,43, 102 Brostrom, Glenn 35 Brown, Delmer 28, 102 Brown, Henry Brown, Lafona 106 Brown, Sandra 102 Brown, Tyrus Brown, William 77,84,96 Brumbaugh, K'Lynn 99 Brunk, Gordon Bryan, Calvin 102 Bryant, 'Harrison 96, 113 Buss, Lawrence 77,84 Bussen, Lois 41,86,93,113 Butler, Kayrene Byer, Donald Campbell, Rosemary 92 Carlo, Shirley 20,25,99,106 Carlson, X. Carol 22,41,95,113 Carpenter, John Carroll, Frederick Cedros, Henry 25,34,77,86, 106 Chamberlain, Dennis 96, 113 Chamberlain, Larry 34,98 Chase, Michiel 113 Chilton, JoA nne 24, 43, 113 Christensen, Charles 34,77 Chunn, John 77,97,113 Clair, Anna Belle 26,99, 106 Clanfield, Carol Clark, Ethel 20,92 Clark, G. 113 Clarke, Dorothy Coats, Richard Cody, Grace 92, 113 Coldiron, Helen 26, 104 Cole, William Collins, Jane Comstock, Ray Cook, LaVera 36,95,113 Cook, Mabel 99 Coons, Ar lyne Cottel, Catherine Cox, Ruth Ann 24,41,85,86,109 Craig, Jack Craven, Naomi Cresap, Janice 102 CroWley, Janice 1-03 Crowley, Lawrence 106 _ Cummings, Ray 77 Curnutt, Russell 106 Cushman, Richard Dacey, Helen Daum, Patricia Davey, Ma~jorie Dav idson, Glen 77, 98 Davis, Darrel 35,49,52,60,75,77,86, 103 FRIENDLY, HELPFUL
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Davis. John 27.28.31.96.1°5
Davis. JoyAnn 93. 103
Dawson. James 34. 96
Dayton. Willia m 72
Deaver. Aura Lee
Decious. Gay
DeGandi. Leslie 106
Delameter. James 97
DeMerritt. Joanne 103
Denhem . Marshall
Detering. Arden 77.86.97
DeWitt. Ja mes 114
Dickson. Barbara
Dickson. D. 84
Dierks. Milton
Dill. Cecil
Dixon. B. 24
Dixon. James
Dodge. Donna
Doherty. Julia
Donner. Fred 114
Dorroh. Harriet
Dotson. Hazel 114
Driscoll. Patricia 114
Duer. Richard 114
Dunaway. Gene
Dunn. Marilyn
Dutoit. Don
Dutton. Bruce
Eakin. Gleason 34.77
Eckert. Sarah
Edgar. Sally 37. 109
Ed iger. Ernest
Elligsen. Ardonnah 24. 93
Ellis. Anna
Elwood. Claire
Emerson. Carolyn
Ethel!. June 20.24.40.93.109
Evans. Donald
Fadenrecht. Virgil
Farnstrom. Clarice 25.43.94
Fenlason. Joan
Finney. Darlene 47.52.59.99
Fitch. Mary 41.72.86.92
Flesher. Gurnee
Forbes. Bernice
Forbes. Edward 103
Forbes. Marilyn 103
Foulger. Jan
Fox. Lois 41.85.86.94
Frantz. Alice
Free man. Gerald 77
Fuerstenau. Irma 103
Furer. Frances 29. 109
Gamble. W. Carolyn
Gardner. Loretta 20. 92
Garrison. Erv in 77
Gernhart. Wyman 84.97
Getty. Eulah
Giltner. Billy Godlove. John Goeldner. Neva 25.37.72.93
Goodrick. Dale
Gordon. Mary 27.29.32. lOS
Gordon. Teddy 36.66
f
Gortler, Blanche
Goska, Gladys 32,99, 105
Gower, Larry 96, 114
Graham, Nellie
Graves, Barbara 32,72,93,109
Graves, Nancy 95, 114
Graves, W. Joyce
Gregory, Elton 96, 114
Gray, Sharon 109
Gribskov, Marion 43,96
Gridley, D. 77
Grimes, Sue 95
Grirnsbo, Elnora 105
Grosser, Yvonne 99. 103
Gruchow. Darlene 41. 85.86.94. II4
Guyton. Elizabeth 37.95.109
Gwynn. Wayne
Haberly. William 98
Hack. Logan
Hall, Harriet 106
Hall, Hazel 59
Hall, James 34
Hamann, Barbara
Hamar, Charles 96, 114
Hamar, Glenda 32.41.86.94, 109
Hammagren, June 114
Hansen, Ann 32,47, 103
Hansen, Elaine
Hansen, Kathryn 99
Hansen, Martin
Hansen, Nancy
Hanson, Clara
Harden, Merilee 22,85,86,95,114
Harden, Treva 41,99
Hardie, Darlene 24,30,36,94,106
Harms, Harold
Harp, Dale 27,28035,46.98, 106
Harp, Shirley 36,37,95. 114
Harris, Charles 34,77.86
Harris, Edwin
Harris, Marjorie
Harris, Patricia 27,29,32,106
Harrington, John 43
Ha rro ld, Rosa lie 105
Hartman, Marie
Hartzog, Janice
Hassler, Nada
Hassler, Zada
Hauck. Stephany 72.92,100
Haury. Richard 20,96, 110
Hays. William
Head. Clyde 28.98
Heckart. Larry
Hedeen, Carl 114
Heimbach, Arnold 62. 105
Hendrickson. Earl 28.96
Hendrix. Norman
Henry. Mary
Henry, Shermalee 26.93.103
Hensen, LeRoy
Herigstad, Joyce
Herman, Gordon 98
Herzog, Leo
Hicks, Billy
Hiebenthal, Zora Ann 41,72,85.86.92. II4
Hinderlong. Maidie 26.103
Hodgson, Marcia 59
Hodgson. Velma
Hoeye. Daniel
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COMPLIMENTS OF PORTLAN D' S OWN STORE Holdorf. Harold
Holman. Patricia 27.29,33.41.47.85.86.106
Holmes. Carol 95
Hook. Leona
Hopkins. Jeanne
Horning, Muriel 27.29.32.47.106
Horton, Cornelia 24
Hornor. Harlan 96. II5
Hoy. Harold
Hubbard. Vernon Ray 86 .100
Huff. Gaylon 103
Huff, Sharon 24. 105
Hull, Mary Louise 22.37.72.93.106
Hunter, David 36.40.66.97.115
Huntsman. Robert 96 , 115
Hurst, Norma 93. II5
Hutchcroft, Austa
Hutchins, Everta
Iiams, Donna
lng, George 20 . 98. 110
Ingalls, Donald 84.96
Irion, Clyde 91, 115
Jack, James
Jacob, Theodore
Jacobson, Eric 98
Jain, Virgil
James, Dewey 106
Janes. Robert 100
Janke. Harry 43
Jansen. JoAnne 94, 115
Jefferson, Roseanne
Jellison, Beverly 24
Jensen, Ida Eileen
Jensen, Joanne 99, 110
Jensen. Keith 35 . 106
Johnson, Alice 24
Johnson, Beverly 26 . 92. 115
Johnson, Frances 95, 115
Johnson. Hazel
Johnson. Orah
Johnston. Ann
Jones, Carolyn 22 , 27.29 .94.1 06
Jones. Dorothy
Jones, John
Jones. Rita 30 , 32.103
Jones, Ron
Kabatoff. Eva
Keaton. Charles 97
Keeney . Jess 57 , 96
Kelleher . Mary Ann
Kemper . Richard
Kenagy. Lo rli
Kerzel . Doro thy 42.92 . 106
Kerzel. Stan 104
Kessler. Patricia 43,92,95
Ketcham, Marilyn 25,41 , 86,92. II5
Ketcham. Marlene 25, 115
King. A. JoAnn 33.38.72,93
King, Genevieve
Kirk. Jewel 20 . 93
Knaub. Darlene 22 .26,27.33, 40.50.107
Knudsen, Suzanne
Krasch. George 84 ,96. 115
Krautscheid, Elizabeth 32 , 72, 93. 109
Krebs . Robert 20 , 40 , 96
Kremers , Grant 62,97
Kremers , Joanne 26.27 ,29.33, 40, lOS
Krier. Delray 40
Kronser. Marjorie 24.26.32.94.110
Kurtz, Elvera 30. 103
Kurtz, Shirley 20.25,36,43.92. 110
Lacey, Mary 72,94. 115
LaFountaine. John 34
Lane. Gloria 26.98.103
Larimer, Dee Ann 32.59,99
Larsen, Mary Helen
Lauman. Jeanne 99, 107
Laurance. Barry
Lee, Gale 98
LeFrancq. Kaye 41.85.86,93,110
LeMond, Robert 103
Lenox, Eunice
Leverich, Sylvia 24,33,94, 110
Lidke, Lois
Lightfoot, Wesley
Lindsey, Nina
Lines, Barbara 93, 110
Little, Myrna 33,72,92.107
Lochead, Gail
Long. Chester Dale 24,96,107
Lowery, Harrietta 22,95, 115
Loyd, Leon 98
Lumgair, Don 77, 115
Lund, Clark 96, 115
Lunda. Darrel 43, 110
Luttrell, Lavinia 99. 105
Magee. Jan 93, 115
Mahon, Joyce
Makinster, Barbara 33,41,47,59,85,86,105
Mann, Glenda
Manning Anna
Manning, Gordon 43
Mansfield, Joseph
Mary, Jo Ann 72.92,115
Maxwell, Lenore
McBee, Blanche
McCleary, Edna
McClellan, Stanley
McCormick, Roland 43
McCoy, Sally
McCracken, Don 72,105
McCracken, Rita 72, 107
McCullen, Virginia
McCutcheon, Melvin 39,97
McDonald. Gene 97 , lI S
McGinnis. Shirley 95, 107
McGowan, Sabra 103
McGowan , William
McHenry, Robert 34
McHenry, William 34,75,86
Mcintee, Mary
McKenzie. Don 27,28,72
McKinney, Glenva 22,23,24,41,93
McLaughlin, Elaine 30
McManus, Pat 34, 110
Meade, Wanda 25.37,94, lIS
Mendenhall, Keith 36,96
Michael. Nellie
Mick, Maureen 9,) . lIS
Miller. Janet
Miller. Jessie Bennett
Miller. Shirley 94. 116
Miles. M. Alice 107
Miller, L. 72
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Rearden, Nancy
Rector, William
Rehm, Carl 116
Reid, Loren 108
Reid, R. Gary
Rempel, Daniel 24,27,28,108
Rice, Ann
Rice, Lila ~1,72,92, 108
Richard, Karol Keith 98
Ridenour, Glenna 62,92,116
Riggs, Lucille
Riley, Paul 86
Ripple, Sherry g4, III
Roath, Vesta
Roberts, Annice 36,40, g4
Roberts, Joe 34,75,77,86.104
Robertson, Jim
Robinson. Asa
Robinson, Dalvina 25
Rogahn, Carol 99, 108
Rogers, Esther
Roner, Joan 95, lOS
Rosaschi, Andrew 36,40,97, 116
Ross, Betty
Roth, Sadie
Ruckman, Stanley
Rundberg, Marlette 72, 117
Rydell, Dorothy
St. Martin, James
Sakamoto, Charlotte 26,72,92, 1I2
Salstrom, Shirley 72, g4, III
Sanderson, James
Sanford, Lois Eileen g4
Saucy, Charles 108
Saunders, Russell
Schilling, Ethel
Schulton, J. 9S
Schweizer, Ruth 24,26,29,32,g4, III
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Yasuda, Marjorie 22,26,93, I [S
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Yoder, Marcia 25,37,72,92
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Young, Wayne 97, [IS
Youngblood, Delores
Yuranek, Joyce 25,33,94,109
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Zitek, Douglas
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