Title
Voyageur 1946
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College yearbook. [80] p., 28 cm.
Subject
Lewis & Clark College
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Voyageur staff
Date
1946
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.. PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STU
DENTS OF LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE.
MAY 1946, PORTLAND, OREGON . r
r CO-DE DJ CATION
CARL HASSOLD
Editor of the 1941 Voyageur, who gave
his life for his country in World War II.
Carl was a real pioneer, receiving the
highest awards from both the student body
and the faculty.
JOHN BERNAU
Lost his life in an· auto accident, J,rnuary,
1946, while performing his duties a_s Editor
of this Voyageur. The 1946 Voyageur was
framed by his haA.ds and carries his spirit.
His earnest desire ·to serve, whi.5=;h urged
him onwqrd anp y_pward, will long rem.ain
with us. r '
~ ~-__ • /
rb~ e--~J.legE::..Y~dr
has been chc;Jracterized by growth. The tremendous inGre_ase of enrollment h'as demanded new f<1_culty
and new facilities and a willingness on the part of all to gndyre the limitafions of the-preseodo.r UJE:sake
of an expanding future. The ground breaking f-or the 8oDine Memorial Science Hall will s.tand always
c:JS one of the high points in the history of Lewis and Clark. This symbolic act was the first o[ a long seri~ =
which will transform the dream buildings of the Can_i_pus Centenni.~I Plan into reality.
There has been growth also in new friends and new supporters. The char-acter of -◊ur·edu0ation,tl
'philosophy has commended itself to an increasing nui:nber. Heavy enrollment and expedited programs
make it difficult to realize this character but we mean to carry forW<l_rd a functio•nal education, expecting:
the best of academic work, enriched_ by the fine. arts, and set in a creati.ve Christian tradition. Growth
in these qualities will provide that enduring. a;pect of Lewis and Clark which wiJI outlc1st even the
buildings now u·nder construc.fion. -
MORGAN S. ODELL, P-r~si<Jent Benjdmin A. Thd:><ter, Dedn of Me.n Freedd 0. Hdrtzleld, Dedn of W9men
Dr. Chdrles W. Howdrd, Dedn of Students BUSINESS OFFICES
Mrs. Glddys J. Rice, Secretdry to the President
l STUDENT GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS
WMr~n Niete
Ndncy Weyer
Mdrily Luster
Karolee Dietrkh
CdJolyn Ldzenby President
. Vice-President
Secretdry
T re<1surer
. Assistdnt T red Surer
COMMISSIONERS
Jon Hosford·
Shirley Hd9<1 Marilyn Jobnson
Don Shick
Warren Niete, Stu.dent Body Presid_ep_t I r WOMEN STUDENTS
Norrnd Wdlloce, Tredsurer
Mdrjedn Silvd, Historidn Jdcqueline Sherbert, Secretary
Lois Fitzgibbon, President Karolee Dietrich, Vice-President
ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS
Bill Wilson, Vice-President Jon Hosford, President Dick-Foster, Se"tretar.y-T r_!:asurer PIONEER LOG
EDITORIAL STAFF
Marilyn Johnson
Karen Ldfky
Betty Ross
Peggy Eaton
Betty Robertson
Bill Wilson .
Karolee Dietrich
Adend Joy . Editor
Assistdnt Editor
News Editor
. Assistant News Editor
Copy Editor
Fedture Editor
Art Editor
Advisor
BUSINESS STAFF
Don Shick
Harold Sanders
Roy Robertson .
Arc_lis Newholrn
Yvonne Craig
Phyllis Bdtes
Reporters:
Ginger WerschkuJI
Lorrdine Ldunsbery
Virginia White
Phyllis Hitchinson
Pa_t li?ns . Business Mandger
Circuldtion Manager
Ad Solicitor
Circu!dtion Assistdnt
Business Assistant
. Business Assist,mt
Opel Rishel
Jdnet Mqrgdn
Jdck De_ldpoer
John Drdke
Pat 0arn.ard VOYAGEUR
VOYAGEUR STAFF
Jon Hosfo.rd
Bill Wilson .
Co_nnie ~urkey
Mdrily Luster
Helen Rdndolph
John Little
Kdrolee Dietrich
lillidn Foleen Editor
Assistdnt Editor
Mdry Ruth Roscoe
Doro\hy • Roscoe
Lois Rdndolph
Glenn Whipple
Cdrl Sti end rt
Elverd Edston Dr. C. E. Sdlomon ENGLISH
Other Professors
Willidm H. Norris
Mrs. N. F. Colemon
Dr. N. F. Colemon
Professor B. A. Thdxter LANGUAGES
Other' Professors
Kather.ine S. Arnold
F.rances '8.:-Turrel -=-
Professc>r Ef!lm.a B. Miier SPEECH AND DRAMA
Nind L. Gredthouse
1 !
I RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY
Chdpldin Hdrrington counsefling with stl.[dent.
Oth~r PrQ.{essor
Wm. R. Lindsdy
Dr. N. F. CoJemdn John B. Hdrrington Dr. Florence• Peebles
............ _//
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~ -: ...,,, ,,,.· ,,, BIOLOGY
Assistant Professor
Eugene N. Kozloff CHEMISTRY
-Wm, N. Shedi'er PHYSICS AND GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS
Dr. A. A. Groening
Assistdnt
Dr . .Kdte Steinhdrdt Miss Ktithedne S. Arnold SOCIAL SCIENCE
Randolph J. Hutchins Other Professors
Dr. Herman SteinhMdt
Dr. Kote SteinhMdt
Richard R. Morgan
Dr. Lucius 0. McAfee
Adena Joy
Martha Montague
W. A. Gilchrist r
Dr. Charles W. Howard
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John H. W-alker Music MUSl'C
John Stdrk Evdns, Director
Choir B9ris $irpo.dnd Orchestro
Fr,mces B. T urrel
Appreciation dnd Theory
Other l.ns!ructor~
Margdret N. Steinmetz, Pi<1no
Mc1ud Bohlman, Voice·
Boris Sirpo, Violin and Orchestra HOME ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL FIELDS
Alice F. Wiemon
Other Instructor
Ruth G. Hommond
Ade!IE Joy, Journdlism Velma L. Adorns, Typin.g Maryanne Hill PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Other I nsJructors
Alexand.er Ourmansky, Balle\
Jean Horner, W·omen's Physical
Education Directgr SENIOR OFFICERS
Evelyn Sparlin,
Treasurer Glen Whipple,
Vice-President Arleen Deedon,.
Secretary· BALDASSARRE, YOLA M.
B.A., S9cial Science.
Plans: Graduate school.
Who's Who 4. ARNOLD, M. FLOYD
B.A., Psychology.
Transfer from Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Plans: Graduate school.
Minister Grace Baptist Church of St.
Helens.
A.W.S. President 3).. Erod~IRhian;1._ Alpha
Gamma Marshal-Lhaplain 2; v.F.C..:.L.
Delegate 3; Class Princess 3; liri-Sci;
I.R.C. I
I BROWN, ELMER W.
B.S., Business Administration.
Plans: Traffic and transportation work.
Who's Who 4.
Class President 1,2; Basketball Manager 2. BERKEY, CAROLYN E.
B.A., Economics.
Plans: Radio or teach music.
Who's Who 2,3,4; Student Body Award 2.
Student Body President 3 Secretary 2;
A.W.S. Secretary 2; Erodelphians Presi
dent; Amicans; Alpha Pi Mu; Alpha
Gamma Secretary-Treasurer 2; Crown
Princess 3; Voyageur Picture Editor 2,
Covers 3, Business Manager 4; I.R.C.;
Red Cross; Choir, Ensemble; Trio 1,2.
CONYNE, WARREN R. CARDIFF, CHESTER J.
B.S., Business Administration (August • 46).
Plans: Teach and coach in high school1.
Sigma Alpha Sigma; Baseball; Basketball
Co-captain 3.
Navy 1942-1946.
B.S., Political Science (Au~ust '46).
Transfer from Oregon College of Education.
Plans: Teach in Junior High School.
Navy 1942-1945. DEEDON, ARLEEN M.
B.S., Social Science.
Transfer from Western Baptist Th I . I Seminary. eo og1ca
Plans: Teach week-day bible school
Cit -Jecre4tarDy 4; Christian Fello~ship
esi .3enTt . 's· _ormitory Scholarship Chair-man ; r,. Cl; I.R.C. • COOKE, GLORIA KIBBEE
B.A., Music (August '46).
Transfer from University of Oregon.
Plans: Graduate school.
Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; May Oueen 3.
Choir. '
DICKEY, JAMES D. EXNER, THEODORE L.
B.A., Social Science.
Transfer from Carleton College, Minn.
Plans: Social research.
B.A., Business Administration (January '46).
Financial Commissioner 3; Class President 4;
Sigma Alpha Sigma Vice-President 4,
Secretary 2,3, Histori_an 1; Albany
Orange Peel Business Manager 3.
Coa.st Gua.rd 1942-194.5. NIETE, CHARLES WARREN
B.S., Social Science.
Plans: Teach high school.
Who's Who 4; Student Body Award 3:
Stu~e~t Body President 4; Judicial Com
rn1ss1_oner 4; Class President 2; Alpha Rho
President 3, Secre_tary 2; May Day M.C.
2,3; Voyageur Editor 3; Trodse. HUGGETT, MARION C.
B.A., Mathematics (August • 46).
Plans: Graduate school.
Sigma Alpha Sigma Sergeant-at-Arms 3;
Basketball; Baseball Captain 3.
Army 1942-11945.
OUSZEWSKI, ANN M. OGDEN, E. JOYCE
B.A., Biology.
Transfer from University of Wyoming.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
Class President 4; Alpha Pi Mu Vice
President 4; Alpha Gamma Chaplain. 4;
Crown Princess 4; Voyageur Senior
Editor 4; Tri-Sci Vice-President 3)_ R~d
Cross Entertainment Chairman 4; 1.....ho1r;
Trio 3,4.
B.A., Biology. .
Transfer from Marquette University, W,s.
Plans: Psychiatry.
Tri-Sci. RANDS, DONALD E. ORDWAY,
MARGUERITE ELIZABETH
B.A., Religion.
Transfer from Western Baptist Theological
Seminary.
Plans: Christian Youth work.
Christian Fellowship; Red Cross Vice
Chairman 4; I.R.C.
B.A., Business Administration (August • 46).
Transfer from Oregon State College.
Plans: Business.
Choir.
Navy 1943-1945. SCHMITT, ROBERT L.
B.A., Biology. RICHARDS, JOHN K.
B.5., Music (August • 46).
Transfer from Whitman College.
Plans: School Supervisor of Music.
Army 1942-1945.
T ransf.er from University of Oregon.
Pl1ans: Medicine.
:fri-Sci; I.R.C.
Army 1942'=1943. SHICK, DONALD E.
B.S., Economics-Sociology
Plans: Graduate school.
Who's Who 3,4; Student Body Award 3.
Studenit Body Vice-President 3, Athletic
Commissioner 4; Class Treasurer 2; Alpha
Rho Omega Treasurer 2; Voyageur Busi
ness Manager 3; Pioneer Log Business
Manager 4; Basketball.
SPARLIN, EVELYN M.
B.S., Biology.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
W~o·s Who 3,41 Student Body Award 3;
~acuity Award 3.
Cl,:iss Treasurer 4; Erodelphians; Amicans
Presiden~ 3; Sigma Rho Treasurer 2-May
Day Chairman 3-Voyageur Picture Editor
3; Pioneer Log Reporter; Dormitory Presi
dent 3, Treasurer 2, Scholarship Chairman
4; Tri-Sci; I.R.C.; Red Cross; Trodse. r TRUBEY, FOREST C.
B.A., Chemistry.
Plans: Graduate s~hool. STALKER, JOHN L., JR.
BA., History (August '46).
Transfer from Portland Extension Center
Night School.
Plans: Teach in high school.
Army Air Corps 1943-1945.
Chemis(ry Laborat9ry Assistant 3,4.
Army 1942-1943. WHIPPLE, LAURENCE GLEN
B.S., Physics (August '46).
Plans: Graduate school.
Class President 3, Vice-President 4; Voy
ageur Photo Technician 1,~13,4; Pioneer
Log Circulation Manager 4, Picture
Editor 4; Tri-Sci Secretary-Treasurer 2-
Christian Fellowship; I. R. C., Choi/
Physics Laboratory Assistant 2,3,4. ' VOLPEL, ELOISE ROSE
B.A., Biology.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
Who's Who 4; Faculty Award 3.
Erodelphians; Amicans; Sigma Rho President
3 Secretary 2; Tri-Sci Vice-President 4;
I.R.C. President 4.
GIBBS, DA YID E.
B.S.,-English (August '46).
Transfer from Portland Univers_ity.
Plans: Graduate school. WING, PATRICIA ESTELLE
B.A., Social Science.
Plans: T rave I.
Erodelphians Secretary 4; Alpha Gamma
Treasurer 3; Crown Princess 3; Orange
Peel Associate Editor 2; Dormitory Coun"
cil 4; Trodse. JUNIOR CLASS
Jon Hosford
Mary Ruth Roscoe
Shirley Haga
Grace Hoyt
Stanley Ludlow President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms Anderson, Gloria
Brooks, Ann
Brown, Naomi
Craig, Yvonne
Dewey, Nancy
Dietrich, Karolee
Fitch, Evelyn
Fitzgibbons, Lois
Haga, Shirley
Hosford, Jon
Hoyt, Grace
James, Robert
James, Ward
Kirkwood, Dprothy L9wer, Howard
Ludlow, Stanley
Lumber, Je,m (Mrs.)
Luster, Marily
Mallicoat, Clifford
Manning, Horace
Marston, Jach
Martin, Plez
Michaelis, Richard
Miley, Harold
Mort, Nancy Belle
Muhle, Virginia
Mulley, Robert
Myles, Alta June Pearson, Donald
Ranken, Jessie
Robertson, Betty (Mrs.)
Rodine, .Donald
Roscpe, Mary Ruth
Ross, Howard
Say, Mdfgaret
Schappert; Corinne
Schrieber, Robert
Silva, Marjean
Weaver, Thom(!S
West, Louis-e
Weyer, Nancy SOPHOMORE CLASS
Beam, Roy, Jr.
Beebe, Barbara
Beima, James
Berquist, Patricio
Bishop, Beotrice
Boyes, Jean (Mrs.)
Brown, Betty
Brumlond, Fern
Cairns, Dorix
Comnitz, Lois
Chase, Helen
Cross, Lily
D~iley, Doris
Devecka, Edword
Dost, Val en tine
Duncan, Marian Eaton, Margaret
Evans, Kathleen
Foreman, Ellsworth
Frern:h, Donald
Friesen, Laurel
Grassley, Andrew
Haley, John
Hansen, Rudolph
Henningsen, Robert
Huston, Sue
Hutchinson, Phyllis
Isler, Valerie
Johnson, Marilyn
Johnson, Patricia
Jones, Robert
Koch, George John Little
Norma Wallace
MMilyn Johnson
Carolyn Lazenby
Percy Smith .
Koopmans, Betty
Lafky, Karen
Lazenby, Carolyn
Little, John
Long, Patricia
MacGregor, Douglass
Marquis, Olive Jean
McDougal, Douglas
McGregor, Marjorie
McKee!, Willis, Jr.
McNett, Dorothy Jean
Miller, Mildred
Morton, Lois
Mundel, Elaine
.Nash, Carolyn
Pearson, Gwendolyn President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Philley, Kenneth
Prewitt, Nyda (Mrs.)
Ross, Betty
Ruvensky, Alan
Schmidt, Virginia
Sherbert, Jacqueline
Smith, James
Smith, Percy
Smith, Roberta
Steen, Patricia
Stewart, Samuel
Thompson, Cameron
T omassene, Charles
Varrelman, Roderick
Wallace, Norma
Werschkull, Ginger
Williams, Frances FRESHMAN CLASS
Lee Bru11quist
Ndncy H-olde11 Vice-President
Secretdry
Ti-edsurer
Sergednt-dt:A_rms ERODE LPHIANs
AMI CANS
Karolee Dietrich
Ann Brooks
Pat Johnson • • • · · President
. . Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer ALPHA Pl MU
Margaret Say
Joyce Ogden V-Ann B k • r~e-President
roo s .
Dorothy Kirkwq~d :
SACAJAWEANS
' -• CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Jon Hosford
Jessie Rdnkin Vice-President
Secretdry Arleen Deedon
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Virginla f\'.\uhle
Nd1JCY Meigs Vice-Presid~[l_l
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DENTS OF LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE.
MAY 1946, PORTLAND, OREGON . r
r CO-DE DJ CATION
CARL HASSOLD
Editor of the 1941 Voyageur, who gave
his life for his country in World War II.
Carl was a real pioneer, receiving the
highest awards from both the student body
and the faculty.
JOHN BERNAU
Lost his life in an· auto accident, J,rnuary,
1946, while performing his duties a_s Editor
of this Voyageur. The 1946 Voyageur was
framed by his haA.ds and carries his spirit.
His earnest desire ·to serve, whi.5=;h urged
him onwqrd anp y_pward, will long rem.ain
with us. r '
~ ~-__ • /
rb~ e--~J.legE::..Y~dr
has been chc;Jracterized by growth. The tremendous inGre_ase of enrollment h'as demanded new f<1_culty
and new facilities and a willingness on the part of all to gndyre the limitafions of the-preseodo.r UJE:sake
of an expanding future. The ground breaking f-or the 8oDine Memorial Science Hall will s.tand always
c:JS one of the high points in the history of Lewis and Clark. This symbolic act was the first o[ a long seri~ =
which will transform the dream buildings of the Can_i_pus Centenni.~I Plan into reality.
There has been growth also in new friends and new supporters. The char-acter of -◊ur·edu0ation,tl
'philosophy has commended itself to an increasing nui:nber. Heavy enrollment and expedited programs
make it difficult to realize this character but we mean to carry forW<l_rd a functio•nal education, expecting:
the best of academic work, enriched_ by the fine. arts, and set in a creati.ve Christian tradition. Growth
in these qualities will provide that enduring. a;pect of Lewis and Clark which wiJI outlc1st even the
buildings now u·nder construc.fion. -
MORGAN S. ODELL, P-r~si<Jent Benjdmin A. Thd:><ter, Dedn of Me.n Freedd 0. Hdrtzleld, Dedn of W9men
Dr. Chdrles W. Howdrd, Dedn of Students BUSINESS OFFICES
Mrs. Glddys J. Rice, Secretdry to the President
l STUDENT GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS
WMr~n Niete
Ndncy Weyer
Mdrily Luster
Karolee Dietrkh
CdJolyn Ldzenby President
. Vice-President
Secretdry
T re<1surer
. Assistdnt T red Surer
COMMISSIONERS
Jon Hosford·
Shirley Hd9<1 Marilyn Jobnson
Don Shick
Warren Niete, Stu.dent Body Presid_ep_t I r WOMEN STUDENTS
Norrnd Wdlloce, Tredsurer
Mdrjedn Silvd, Historidn Jdcqueline Sherbert, Secretary
Lois Fitzgibbon, President Karolee Dietrich, Vice-President
ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS
Bill Wilson, Vice-President Jon Hosford, President Dick-Foster, Se"tretar.y-T r_!:asurer PIONEER LOG
EDITORIAL STAFF
Marilyn Johnson
Karen Ldfky
Betty Ross
Peggy Eaton
Betty Robertson
Bill Wilson .
Karolee Dietrich
Adend Joy . Editor
Assistdnt Editor
News Editor
. Assistant News Editor
Copy Editor
Fedture Editor
Art Editor
Advisor
BUSINESS STAFF
Don Shick
Harold Sanders
Roy Robertson .
Arc_lis Newholrn
Yvonne Craig
Phyllis Bdtes
Reporters:
Ginger WerschkuJI
Lorrdine Ldunsbery
Virginia White
Phyllis Hitchinson
Pa_t li?ns . Business Mandger
Circuldtion Manager
Ad Solicitor
Circu!dtion Assistdnt
Business Assistant
. Business Assist,mt
Opel Rishel
Jdnet Mqrgdn
Jdck De_ldpoer
John Drdke
Pat 0arn.ard VOYAGEUR
VOYAGEUR STAFF
Jon Hosfo.rd
Bill Wilson .
Co_nnie ~urkey
Mdrily Luster
Helen Rdndolph
John Little
Kdrolee Dietrich
lillidn Foleen Editor
Assistdnt Editor
Mdry Ruth Roscoe
Doro\hy • Roscoe
Lois Rdndolph
Glenn Whipple
Cdrl Sti end rt
Elverd Edston Dr. C. E. Sdlomon ENGLISH
Other Professors
Willidm H. Norris
Mrs. N. F. Colemon
Dr. N. F. Colemon
Professor B. A. Thdxter LANGUAGES
Other' Professors
Kather.ine S. Arnold
F.rances '8.:-Turrel -=-
Professc>r Ef!lm.a B. Miier SPEECH AND DRAMA
Nind L. Gredthouse
1 !
I RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY
Chdpldin Hdrrington counsefling with stl.[dent.
Oth~r PrQ.{essor
Wm. R. Lindsdy
Dr. N. F. CoJemdn John B. Hdrrington Dr. Florence• Peebles
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Assistant Professor
Eugene N. Kozloff CHEMISTRY
-Wm, N. Shedi'er PHYSICS AND GEOLOGY MATHEMATICS
Dr. A. A. Groening
Assistdnt
Dr . .Kdte Steinhdrdt Miss Ktithedne S. Arnold SOCIAL SCIENCE
Randolph J. Hutchins Other Professors
Dr. Herman SteinhMdt
Dr. Kote SteinhMdt
Richard R. Morgan
Dr. Lucius 0. McAfee
Adena Joy
Martha Montague
W. A. Gilchrist r
Dr. Charles W. Howard
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John H. W-alker Music MUSl'C
John Stdrk Evdns, Director
Choir B9ris $irpo.dnd Orchestro
Fr,mces B. T urrel
Appreciation dnd Theory
Other l.ns!ructor~
Margdret N. Steinmetz, Pi<1no
Mc1ud Bohlman, Voice·
Boris Sirpo, Violin and Orchestra HOME ECONOMICS VOCATIONAL FIELDS
Alice F. Wiemon
Other Instructor
Ruth G. Hommond
Ade!IE Joy, Journdlism Velma L. Adorns, Typin.g Maryanne Hill PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Other I nsJructors
Alexand.er Ourmansky, Balle\
Jean Horner, W·omen's Physical
Education Directgr SENIOR OFFICERS
Evelyn Sparlin,
Treasurer Glen Whipple,
Vice-President Arleen Deedon,.
Secretary· BALDASSARRE, YOLA M.
B.A., S9cial Science.
Plans: Graduate school.
Who's Who 4. ARNOLD, M. FLOYD
B.A., Psychology.
Transfer from Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Plans: Graduate school.
Minister Grace Baptist Church of St.
Helens.
A.W.S. President 3).. Erod~IRhian;1._ Alpha
Gamma Marshal-Lhaplain 2; v.F.C..:.L.
Delegate 3; Class Princess 3; liri-Sci;
I.R.C. I
I BROWN, ELMER W.
B.S., Business Administration.
Plans: Traffic and transportation work.
Who's Who 4.
Class President 1,2; Basketball Manager 2. BERKEY, CAROLYN E.
B.A., Economics.
Plans: Radio or teach music.
Who's Who 2,3,4; Student Body Award 2.
Student Body President 3 Secretary 2;
A.W.S. Secretary 2; Erodelphians Presi
dent; Amicans; Alpha Pi Mu; Alpha
Gamma Secretary-Treasurer 2; Crown
Princess 3; Voyageur Picture Editor 2,
Covers 3, Business Manager 4; I.R.C.;
Red Cross; Choir, Ensemble; Trio 1,2.
CONYNE, WARREN R. CARDIFF, CHESTER J.
B.S., Business Administration (August • 46).
Plans: Teach and coach in high school1.
Sigma Alpha Sigma; Baseball; Basketball
Co-captain 3.
Navy 1942-1946.
B.S., Political Science (Au~ust '46).
Transfer from Oregon College of Education.
Plans: Teach in Junior High School.
Navy 1942-1945. DEEDON, ARLEEN M.
B.S., Social Science.
Transfer from Western Baptist Th I . I Seminary. eo og1ca
Plans: Teach week-day bible school
Cit -Jecre4tarDy 4; Christian Fello~ship
esi .3enTt . 's· _ormitory Scholarship Chair-man ; r,. Cl; I.R.C. • COOKE, GLORIA KIBBEE
B.A., Music (August '46).
Transfer from University of Oregon.
Plans: Graduate school.
Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; May Oueen 3.
Choir. '
DICKEY, JAMES D. EXNER, THEODORE L.
B.A., Social Science.
Transfer from Carleton College, Minn.
Plans: Social research.
B.A., Business Administration (January '46).
Financial Commissioner 3; Class President 4;
Sigma Alpha Sigma Vice-President 4,
Secretary 2,3, Histori_an 1; Albany
Orange Peel Business Manager 3.
Coa.st Gua.rd 1942-194.5. NIETE, CHARLES WARREN
B.S., Social Science.
Plans: Teach high school.
Who's Who 4; Student Body Award 3:
Stu~e~t Body President 4; Judicial Com
rn1ss1_oner 4; Class President 2; Alpha Rho
President 3, Secre_tary 2; May Day M.C.
2,3; Voyageur Editor 3; Trodse. HUGGETT, MARION C.
B.A., Mathematics (August • 46).
Plans: Graduate school.
Sigma Alpha Sigma Sergeant-at-Arms 3;
Basketball; Baseball Captain 3.
Army 1942-11945.
OUSZEWSKI, ANN M. OGDEN, E. JOYCE
B.A., Biology.
Transfer from University of Wyoming.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
Class President 4; Alpha Pi Mu Vice
President 4; Alpha Gamma Chaplain. 4;
Crown Princess 4; Voyageur Senior
Editor 4; Tri-Sci Vice-President 3)_ R~d
Cross Entertainment Chairman 4; 1.....ho1r;
Trio 3,4.
B.A., Biology. .
Transfer from Marquette University, W,s.
Plans: Psychiatry.
Tri-Sci. RANDS, DONALD E. ORDWAY,
MARGUERITE ELIZABETH
B.A., Religion.
Transfer from Western Baptist Theological
Seminary.
Plans: Christian Youth work.
Christian Fellowship; Red Cross Vice
Chairman 4; I.R.C.
B.A., Business Administration (August • 46).
Transfer from Oregon State College.
Plans: Business.
Choir.
Navy 1943-1945. SCHMITT, ROBERT L.
B.A., Biology. RICHARDS, JOHN K.
B.5., Music (August • 46).
Transfer from Whitman College.
Plans: School Supervisor of Music.
Army 1942-1945.
T ransf.er from University of Oregon.
Pl1ans: Medicine.
:fri-Sci; I.R.C.
Army 1942'=1943. SHICK, DONALD E.
B.S., Economics-Sociology
Plans: Graduate school.
Who's Who 3,4; Student Body Award 3.
Studenit Body Vice-President 3, Athletic
Commissioner 4; Class Treasurer 2; Alpha
Rho Omega Treasurer 2; Voyageur Busi
ness Manager 3; Pioneer Log Business
Manager 4; Basketball.
SPARLIN, EVELYN M.
B.S., Biology.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
W~o·s Who 3,41 Student Body Award 3;
~acuity Award 3.
Cl,:iss Treasurer 4; Erodelphians; Amicans
Presiden~ 3; Sigma Rho Treasurer 2-May
Day Chairman 3-Voyageur Picture Editor
3; Pioneer Log Reporter; Dormitory Presi
dent 3, Treasurer 2, Scholarship Chairman
4; Tri-Sci; I.R.C.; Red Cross; Trodse. r TRUBEY, FOREST C.
B.A., Chemistry.
Plans: Graduate s~hool. STALKER, JOHN L., JR.
BA., History (August '46).
Transfer from Portland Extension Center
Night School.
Plans: Teach in high school.
Army Air Corps 1943-1945.
Chemis(ry Laborat9ry Assistant 3,4.
Army 1942-1943. WHIPPLE, LAURENCE GLEN
B.S., Physics (August '46).
Plans: Graduate school.
Class President 3, Vice-President 4; Voy
ageur Photo Technician 1,~13,4; Pioneer
Log Circulation Manager 4, Picture
Editor 4; Tri-Sci Secretary-Treasurer 2-
Christian Fellowship; I. R. C., Choi/
Physics Laboratory Assistant 2,3,4. ' VOLPEL, ELOISE ROSE
B.A., Biology.
Plans: Laboratory Technician.
Who's Who 4; Faculty Award 3.
Erodelphians; Amicans; Sigma Rho President
3 Secretary 2; Tri-Sci Vice-President 4;
I.R.C. President 4.
GIBBS, DA YID E.
B.S.,-English (August '46).
Transfer from Portland Univers_ity.
Plans: Graduate school. WING, PATRICIA ESTELLE
B.A., Social Science.
Plans: T rave I.
Erodelphians Secretary 4; Alpha Gamma
Treasurer 3; Crown Princess 3; Orange
Peel Associate Editor 2; Dormitory Coun"
cil 4; Trodse. JUNIOR CLASS
Jon Hosford
Mary Ruth Roscoe
Shirley Haga
Grace Hoyt
Stanley Ludlow President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms Anderson, Gloria
Brooks, Ann
Brown, Naomi
Craig, Yvonne
Dewey, Nancy
Dietrich, Karolee
Fitch, Evelyn
Fitzgibbons, Lois
Haga, Shirley
Hosford, Jon
Hoyt, Grace
James, Robert
James, Ward
Kirkwood, Dprothy L9wer, Howard
Ludlow, Stanley
Lumber, Je,m (Mrs.)
Luster, Marily
Mallicoat, Clifford
Manning, Horace
Marston, Jach
Martin, Plez
Michaelis, Richard
Miley, Harold
Mort, Nancy Belle
Muhle, Virginia
Mulley, Robert
Myles, Alta June Pearson, Donald
Ranken, Jessie
Robertson, Betty (Mrs.)
Rodine, .Donald
Roscpe, Mary Ruth
Ross, Howard
Say, Mdfgaret
Schappert; Corinne
Schrieber, Robert
Silva, Marjean
Weaver, Thom(!S
West, Louis-e
Weyer, Nancy SOPHOMORE CLASS
Beam, Roy, Jr.
Beebe, Barbara
Beima, James
Berquist, Patricio
Bishop, Beotrice
Boyes, Jean (Mrs.)
Brown, Betty
Brumlond, Fern
Cairns, Dorix
Comnitz, Lois
Chase, Helen
Cross, Lily
D~iley, Doris
Devecka, Edword
Dost, Val en tine
Duncan, Marian Eaton, Margaret
Evans, Kathleen
Foreman, Ellsworth
Frern:h, Donald
Friesen, Laurel
Grassley, Andrew
Haley, John
Hansen, Rudolph
Henningsen, Robert
Huston, Sue
Hutchinson, Phyllis
Isler, Valerie
Johnson, Marilyn
Johnson, Patricia
Jones, Robert
Koch, George John Little
Norma Wallace
MMilyn Johnson
Carolyn Lazenby
Percy Smith .
Koopmans, Betty
Lafky, Karen
Lazenby, Carolyn
Little, John
Long, Patricia
MacGregor, Douglass
Marquis, Olive Jean
McDougal, Douglas
McGregor, Marjorie
McKee!, Willis, Jr.
McNett, Dorothy Jean
Miller, Mildred
Morton, Lois
Mundel, Elaine
.Nash, Carolyn
Pearson, Gwendolyn President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Philley, Kenneth
Prewitt, Nyda (Mrs.)
Ross, Betty
Ruvensky, Alan
Schmidt, Virginia
Sherbert, Jacqueline
Smith, James
Smith, Percy
Smith, Roberta
Steen, Patricia
Stewart, Samuel
Thompson, Cameron
T omassene, Charles
Varrelman, Roderick
Wallace, Norma
Werschkull, Ginger
Williams, Frances FRESHMAN CLASS
Lee Bru11quist
Ndncy H-olde11 Vice-President
Secretdry
Ti-edsurer
Sergednt-dt:A_rms ERODE LPHIANs
AMI CANS
Karolee Dietrich
Ann Brooks
Pat Johnson • • • · · President
. . Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer ALPHA Pl MU
Margaret Say
Joyce Ogden V-Ann B k • r~e-President
roo s .
Dorothy Kirkwq~d :
SACAJAWEANS
' -• CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Jon Hosford
Jessie Rdnkin Vice-President
Secretdry Arleen Deedon
President ·' INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
Virginla f\'.\uhle
Nd1JCY Meigs Vice-Presid~[l_l
S.ecret\l.rY • I TR I SCI TRODSE
; l VETERANS WHO'S WHO
BASKETBALL SQUAD
Conni:e Berkey Eloise Volpel Lois Fitzgibbons RESIDENT STUDENTS ALPHA GAMMA
l I A_nn Brooks .
Grdce Hoyt . Vice-President
Secretdry
Tredsurer ALPHA RHO OMEGA I. SIGMA RHO
Pdt Johnson
Cdrolyn Ndsh
Doris Ddiley . Vice-Presidfnt
Secretdry
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tion of the Physical Science Building k>r the Lewis and Clark
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