Samarco (college yearbook) 1964

photography mike aicher ti.m lynch art joseph st. hilaire business manager christopher trodahl

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"Old things are best" anJ ''There's nothing new under the sun.'' Sayings like these convey only half truths.

Some traditionalists woul<l have you pick up last year's book an<l merely im itate it, page for page, with new portraits anJ correct identifications.

At the other extreme of course, there a re those who would have you defy tried an<l tn1e rules of art and journalism just to be <lifferent. "Jumble the pictures on the page, in varie<l positions and at all angles," an exeprimentalist might say. \Xlell you need only see such a finished page to know that the experiment faileJ. The result has the

savor of a fallen cake.

But all this nee<l not keep us from <laring to be <lifferent.

Imaginative ed itors can teach their photographers to seek new ang les, new approaches to common scenes and subjects or their writers will fin<l new ways of telling old stories.

Let's try this fresh approach, for this is only a beginning.

fr. george seidel, o.s.b, advisor gerald <le keuster, editor rick smith, associate editor st. martins college, olyrnpia, washington

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to the capital city of Olympia ....

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This 1964 Sarnarco is dedicated by us the students of St. Martin's College, to the capital ci ty of Olympia. To all the citizens, who either knowingly or unknowingly provide a home for our college. We the students want to become active and intelligent citizens, as we know you would wish us to become.

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PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY MAY 29, 1917 NOVEMBER 22, 1963

"i'demento etiam, domine, famuli t11i Joannis F. Kenned)' qui nos praecessit mm signo fidei et dormit in somno p,1ci.r."

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Fr. Abbot R.apY;ael Heider, Chanrello,

f r. Adrian Parcher,

Regi..-1rr1r

fr. Rich"rd Cebula, D erm of Instr11ction

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Ft-. Christopher Ab(/ir, Dean of Student Aff(1irs

Fr. Peter Sr1nds,

Prorurrlfor

Fr. Bert

-and T,11111man,

Dean ofi R1sidm(1

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1\RTI-IUR K. 1\i\fOS, JR. English JO HN P. 1\NDUIZ1\ Industria l Rcl:i.tions

S1uJ<.:nt Council 2,3,4; fxccutiv<.: Council 2,3,4; Homecoming Chairm,111 .'> ; Social Chairman 2; 1\ 5semblr Chairman .,; Publicity Director 4; ..J" Bo:trd 3,4; Dem's list 2; Sigma Mu Kappa 2, 3,4; President 4; Class Secretary 3: Class R<.:p· n-scntative 3; Industrial Relations Clu b 2,3,4 ; Youn g Republicans Club 2,3.4 ; S::cretary-Treasurer 4; Martian Staff 2.4; C~'CCS 2,3,4; Secrewry 2; Tn:,1surer 3; \'<!ho's Who 1964.

CLYD E A RGO Ed ucation LESLIE G. BJ\ILEY English ;1nd 13iologr ASB Vice-President 4 : ASI3 Secretary 3; !\SB 1\ ssembly Chairman -1; ASB Publicity Chairman 2,3; Student Council 2.,.4; b:ccuti,·e Council 2.3,'1: Class Secretary l: P.1pyrus Non G rata Staff I ; Samarco Staff I ; Chern Chapter 1,2; Elections Committee 3: Forum 4; Kn ights of St. Benedict 3: Action Charter i\frmber 4; ~fask and D.igger Club 2 ; Mask ,ind D,1gger Club President 2; Young Republicans 2.3.4; Young Republicans Secretary 2; Young Rcpublic:ms Publici ty Director 3; Young Republi cans President 4: C~CCS 2,3,4; CNCCS Junior Delegate 3; CNCCS Secretary 3; C:NCCS Presiden t 4; Who's Who 3,4 ; De:1n's List 1,3,4.

1-IENRY C BASH JR. Ci1·i l Engineering PAUL 0. l3F.LIS LE Accounting

TH0:',1f\S C:. I30YLF Soc io logy Student Council 2 ; Class President 2 ; Chem Chapter 1,2; Sociology Club 3,4.

KENNETH L l3RUNTON ;'\L1thc:111,1t ics

RICH AR D r-. BLCH HO LZ Chemist ry ASl3 Secretary-Assistant .3: Dean\ List 1,2.3.4; Chem Chapter I ,2,),i; Chairman Elect 2; Chairman 3: Math Cl ub 1.2,3,4 : Sigma Mu Kapp a l; 'T Board 3,4; Chairman of Board 4; Judicial System Head 4; C NCCS 3; Action 4; Secret.Ir)'· Trcasur<.:r 4; Junior Class S1:crctar)' 3.

ASAD ,\. UL"SHN /\Q Ci,·il Ens ineering Engincc"ring C lub 1,2,3,4; Prefect 2,3.

WILLIAM G . BYRNE Accounting RODERICK WM. CARRUTHERS Industr ial Rel ations ASU President 4; ASB Vice-President 4; Executi,·e Council 4 ; Student Council 3,4; Who 's Who 1964; D ean's List 1,2,3,4; St. Martin 's A lumni Council ('64-67) Day Student President 3; Industria l Relat ions Club Presidl'nt 3: Industrial Relations Club 2,3 ,4; Debate Club 4; i\fartian Ed itor -1; i\fartian Staff 2.4; Sanu rco Staff 4; Honker 4; Student f aculty Forwn 4; Student facu lty Board 4; CNCCS Representative 4.

GERALD M. CRONK Education WILLIA:Vl J. CURTIS Ci,路i l Engintl'ring Student Council 3; Engineering Club Presidl'nt 4; En,gincerin,c; Club 3,4; Dean's List 3.

GERALD L. DEKEl.'STER Socio log)' Student Council 3/i; Si_gm:t :--fo Kappa l,2, 3,4; Honk<.:r Staff 2,.1; Sociology C lub 2,3,4; Knig hts

o i St. Bc路nedict 3; Scrn:tary of Knights 3; John B<:rchrnan 2,3,4; Judici,ll Bo.ird Secretary 2; Action 4; Samarco Editor 3; Sam:uco Co-Editor ;J; Samarco St,lff 2.

NICHOLAS r\. DI RE Biology Student Council 4; Class President 4 ; Sigma Mu Kappa t; Chc:rn Chapter 1,2; St. John Derchm;Hl Socic-ty 3,4.

ORMOND W. DODGE ;\ccoun ting JERO\!E J. DOHERTY Educat ion Student Council 4; Ed Core: Secrc:tary-Tn-asurer 2; Ed Core 3,4; D,t}路 Student Vice-Pres ident 3.4; Dean's List 3,4; Homl路toming 4; Young Democrats 4.

LOulS DOHERTY Education Ed Core President 3; Ed Core l,2,3,4; Young Democrats 3,4 ; Day Student Body 4.

JA 1\-fES C ENGEL Industrial Rclatiom Student Council 4; Day Student President 4; Day Student Body 3,4; Industrial Rcl,1tions Club 2,3,4.

GORDON B . .ENSIGN Education RICHAR D E. EVANS Fducation

DONA LD P. FO LLETT Sociology Sociology Club 3,4; Judicial Board 4 ; Sportsman Club 4.

TEMPLE 8. GREEN Education

ROl3ERT J. GREGORICH Ed ucat ion Ed Core 2,.3,4; Vice-President 4: Chem Chapter 4 ; "M" Cluh 3,4; Sccrclary 3; V ice-President 4; l:hscball 2,3,4.

SALL\[ f. HA DDAD Chemistry D ean's List 2; Chem Chapter 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2, 3.

LORRY :vi. HARDT Sociology Sociology Cl ub 3,4.

THOM,\S r. HOLC:0:--18 Education ASl3 Secretary 4; Student Counci l 4: Dean·, List 1,2,4; Prefect 4; Head P refect 4; Gkc Club 2,3,4; Cd Core 1, ::,3,,J; Prcsi<l:::nl 3; \Xlho's Who ,I,

RICHARD D . HUNTER History DONA LD J. JACOVICH English Dc;111's Li~t 2,3; Government Club 2,3: H on ker Staff 2; Honker Editor 3; Samarco Staff '1; Young Democrats 3; Publicity Staff 3; Election Committee 2.

RICHARD J . JENKINS >-fusic and Education Student Council 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,.1.4 ; Assistant Prefect 3; Prefect 4; Ed Core 3,4.

CHARLES M. KELLER English Male Choms 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman Society 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 3,4 ; Knights of St. Benedict 2; Sociology Club 3,4; Martian Staff 2; Government Club I .

Dr\ VID r\. KRIJ\-fM Philosophy Sociolo,gy Club 3,4.

RALPH P. LARSON Industrial Relat ions

WILLIAM M . LEE Industrial Relations RICHARD H. LONBORG Sociology Dean's List 2,3.4; President Sociology Club 3; Sociologr Club 2,3,4.

R. TIMOTHY LYNC H Biology Dean's List l; Sigma Mu Kappa 3,4; VicePresident 4; Judicial Board 3; Student Council 4; Action Prc:fect 4; Sama rco 4 ; CNCCS Delegate 4.

JACK C. MALLORY Accounting Accounting Club 1,2,3,4.

BROTHER KILIAN J . MAL VEY, O.S.B. English Dean's List 3,4; Ed Core -1; Sigma Jv[u Klppa 1.2; Class Secretary l : St. Jo hn Berchman Society 1,2; G lee C lub 2.

DONALD D . McCOCRT :\fosic and Education Student Coun cil 3; G lee Club 1.2,.,,4; President 3,4 ; Dance I3Jnd 1,2,3,4; Dean's Li st 3,4 ; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Ed Core 2.3,4; Sportsman Club 3; C:\CCS Representative 2; CNCCS PubliClty 2.

PATRICK J. MITCHELL Philosophy Student Council 3; Dean's List 1,2,3,4 ; Forum 4; CNCCS 4; Sociology Clnb 2; Chem Chapter 3; Knights of Sr. Benedict 3.

JERO;\fE J, NICHOLLS C ivil Eng ineering

EDWARD J. NOV AK Education - Eng lish Student Council 3; Ed Core 1,2; SecretaryTreasurer .3; Presiden t ,1; Sigma J\fo Kappa I; Vice-President 2; President 3; Prcfc:ct 3; Assistant 2; Class Vict·-Presidcnt 3; l; Class Secretary 2.

CHARLES ,\. PEARSON Accounting Acc01JJ1ting Club 1,23,4; President 3.

DONALD 0. PROVOST Chemistry M. GEORGE PUZIAK Civil Enginttring Dc:an·s List 2; Social Chairman 3; Young Democrats-Secretary 3; Student Co11n( il .3; Eng ineering Club 2,3.4 ; Secretary 3; F.xecutiY(: Council 3; Homccomin,t; Chairman 3; Martian 3.

EUGENE E. RIVERS Ed ucation Dean's List 1,2.3,4; Ed Core 1,2,3,4.

RICHARD J\. RONEY Education

ASB President 4; Executive Coun cil Council 3,4; Assembly Chairman Faculty Forum 4; "M'' Club 2,3,4; "J" Board 3; Chairman 3; Who's Baseball 1,2,3; B:iskctball 1,2.

3,4; Student 3; Student President 3; Who 1964;

('HCHA EL L. SU LLIV At~ History Dean 's List 1,3,4: Student Council 1,2, .3.4; Mo"ic Chai rman 4: Student Jud icial Board 1,2,3; Head Prefect 4; Who's Who 3.4; Martian 1,2,3,4; Sports Edito r 2.3; Co-Editor 4; CNCCS Senior Delegate 2,3; Junior Delegate l ,2; Young Republicans 2,3,4; President 3; Varsity Baseball I ; Jun ior-Vnrsity Basketb:i!J l.

RUSSE LL K. TAYLOR Civi l Engin ~<.: ring

G,\RY W . TOBlN Sociology Dean·s List 2,3,4; G lee Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3: T rack I; Soc iology Club 1,2,3,4.

JOSEPH G . VIACAV t\ Industrial Rdations Indust ri al Relations Club President 4 ; Industrial Relations Club 2, 3.4; Samarco 2; Sociology Club 2,3,-4 ; Vice-President 3: Prefect 4; Dean 's List 4.

FRATER GERMAIN WHITE Ph ilosophy JJ\.J.'-,1 C. WOLCOTT Sociology Studen t Council 4; " M " Club 2,3,4; President 4; Sociology Club 3,4; Intramural Direaor 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3.

VALEDICTORIAN PALL R. FLINT Engli ~h ASl3 Presiden t 3; ASl3 Vice-President 3; ,\fartian Editor 2.3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3.4: Student Council 2,3.4: Scholarship Key 1,2,3; CNC:CS Junior Delegate 2; Drama 2; Youn g Dcmocr:tts _',.

SALUTATORIAN

Jr\CK M. FL Uff .M:1themal \(5 Dean's List 1,2.3 ,4: :-1:tth Club 1, 2,3,4.

DAVID R. JORDAN Mathemat ics an<l Physics

Dcan·s List 1,2,3,4 ; Math Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; (;lee Club 1.2. 3.'1; Glee Club SecretarJ-Treasurer 3: Class Representative 4; Math Achievement Award I ; Chem. Achievement Award 2.

contents: leadership student council who's who campus publications

act1Vlt1â&#x201A;ŹS: registration freshman orientation and initiation fall formal seattle university exchange albertus magnus seminar

1964 football champions

governor albert d. rossel lini of the state of washington james whittaker, first american to climb mount everest chancellor's day

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autumn 23

Dick Roney President

Rod Carruthers Vice-President

Tom Holcomb Secretary

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Larry Pape T reasurer

student government 25

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P. Anduiza

Srnior

Les Bailey

Senior

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Rod Ca rruthers Senior

Mike Endicott Junior

Mike Sullivan Senio r

Clark West Junior

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Paul Flint J\fartian Editor

Jerry DcKcustcr Samarco Editor

Dick Roney ASB Pres ident

J. P. Andui;w Publicity Chairman

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Rick Smith Honker Ed itor

Mike SulJivan Martian Editor

Ri.ck Smith Samarco Assoc. Editor

Rod Carruthers ASB President

Pat Roche Publicity Chairman

Dick Hooper Honker Editor

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registration 1963 Long lines were proof that 381 students registered for the fall semeste r. How nice it would have been not to have an 8 o¡clock class everyday but that is just one of the problems with registration.

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r\ week before school is to commence, the freshmen spend two days taking a battery of entrance tests. But in their free time they enjoy seeing the new campus. Trips have been planned for them to see local industry and the usual things one would expect to see in the capital city. Plans are in effect to make next years orientation even better.

There is a lso another week set aside for the freshmen by the desire of the upperclassmen, This week is designated "Hell \Xleek."

During this week the Frosh learn how to ''grin and bear it." It has been said, that after a week of this one really feels it, especially on the end.

freshman orientation

& initiation

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hell week 1963

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seattle u exchange The theme for th is years exchange should have been "I coul<l have <lanced all night," as one can easily see why. Also v.-e had ou r own answer to the " Limeliters.¡ ¡ The dance was held in Ba ran Hall , on the college campus. This proved to he another successful cxchar,ge between SV & Martycs.

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men's intramurals Thundering Herd J\nsclm Animals Horney T oa<ls Baran 2nd floor Day Dogs Benet Baran 3rd floor

4-0-2 5- l-0

4- 1-1 3-3-0 3-2-1

2-4-0 l -5-0

thundering herd champs

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arts

Chancc-Ilor's Day Jan Curtis Jim Whittaker

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contents: student council

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. .. leadership ... asb off iccr election

act1Vltlâ&#x201A;ŹS: EMK ;ind

<lav student christmas j);irtvI I

I 964 homecoming

harold's dub night

SPORtS: basketball.

I % 1 1 basketball champions

all-star hootenannv

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• Last winter, you of St. Martin's College voted for a platform that included promises of improved student government, greater social activity, a fund raising project, and plans for a future student union building. Now, the semester ending, every point of this sweeping prnRod Carruthers President

gram has been reached.

In student government, this semester's student council has saved the student body from the chasm of deficit spending.

By expanding executive council duties in critical areas and by encouraging close cooperation

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among members, a more sophisticated social and assembly was achieved.

Les Bailey Vic:e-Presi<lent

Ranger Radio became an outstanding contribution for both fund-raising projects and public relations. This is a project which will contribute much to your college in the future.

The last plank in the platform concerned the student union building. After two semesters of work on this project, a report has been submitted realizing the reality of construction ~vithin two or three years.

Now student council is on th~ move! The die is cast. Interest in }'Our government has been awakened in the student body. It is the obliga-

Tom Kasper

tion of your future officers to stimulate this

St·uetary

new interest: And you have elected, as you have done before, the very men to do your job.

Rod Carruthers, ASSMC, Inc. President

:\be Ko ut tamay ·

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Treasurer

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final election The week o f January 12-1 7 was special here.

It was the time of student body elections. A vigorous campaign was carried on by all candidates.

Students received the results of the m_o st hotly contested office of vice-president. It was Les Bailey and his superb qualifications in parliamentary procedu re that led him to defeat Ed McGoldrick and his social reform platform br forty votes.

The new officers of the ASSMC are: President Rod Carruthers, Vice-President Les Bailey, Secretary T om Kasper, Treasurer Abe Kou ttainey, and Assistant Treasurer Ray Goggin.

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EMK-day student christmas celebration There was a change this year in the anr.Jual sponsorship of the annual Christmas party. This year the Day Stu<lents with EMK out<lid themselves.

A Jinner was arranged for the Day students & their wives along with the boa rders. Following the Jinn(-r everyone returned to naran Hall to await the arrival of Santa. It seems that Santa had gifts not only for the children but for Father George an<l ASB President Dick Roney.

Aftcr gifts were: passe<l out the children with their parents journeyed over to the Abbey Theater for a special show for the chil<lrcn. Thus came the close of a truly Christmas spirited party for all.

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homecoming Homecoming 1964, under the auspices of the Associated Students of St. Martin's, turned out to be o ne of the most memo rable homecomings in the sixty-nine yea r history o f the institution.

The traditional bonfire reached new heights - close to twenty feet. The All-Day Hootenanny sparked spirit and enthusiasm.

The climax of Homecoming came with the double-header with the University of Alaska. St . .Martin 's annihilated them both games. As the evening prog ressed the scene became a glitter of gold a~ Jani Hulbert was crowned the 1964 H o mecoming Queen. Her M ajesty closed the final chapter of this memorable occasio n wi th a royal waltz at the 1964 H omecoming Ball held in the beautiful Pow-\Vow Room in the capital city of Olympia.

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,,a night at Only a single night is provided her<: at Martyes. The money lots of excitement and suspense. donated to the gym fund.

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harold's club'' for all the gambling enthusiasts seems to !low free, along with All the illegal proceeds are

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k e t The 1963-64 basketball season saw St. Martins College rise to a pinnacle of greatness for a small college team.

After setting down a record of 11-15 wonlost season, the Rangers had an eight game winning streak.

One of the memorable highlights was set in November when the Rangers nearly upset Tacoma athletic Basketball Tournament by send ing their first game with UPS into overtime. Althoug h the Rangers lost by three points, they shocked their fans.

The road trips were unsuccessful but the Rangers did better during the Ch ristmas H olidays. And in February the team won seven out of eight g ames.

The Rangers could get a playoff invitation to the Evergreen Conference. This will dep end on whether they d efeat Seattle Pacific.

Now we have really seen our team in action, isn't it what we all have been waiting

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men's intramurals Thundering Herd Anselm Animab Benet

8-0 7-1 5-3

Day Dogs

4-4

Baran 2nd floor 3rd floor (long) 2nd Aoor (long) 3rd floor

3-5 3-5 2-6 0-8

thundering herd champs

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arts

Mr. Larry Abraham, an outstanding Catholic political figure. ¡ All Star H ootenanny"

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contents= leadership . . . executive council cnccs ranger ¡weekend spring formal mother's day firemen 515 club

baseball track golf

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champions-baseball freshmen '67

around the campus

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executive

DICK RONEY ASSMC President

HOD C:1\HRUTIIERS V 1ce-Presi,kot

I.ES I3A II.EY A uembiies

CLARK WEST

Sorit1l

l\llKE SU I.LIV AN 1\!o vi e TOM l·IOLCOMB Secretary

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LARRY PAPE Treasur,·r

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P. ANDVIZA PNbliril)

council

ROD CARRUTHERS ASSMC President

LES 0AI LEY Vicc-Prcsi<lenl

JIM KIRSCH Chairman

FLOYD NANCE Chrtirm,m

LARRY McFADDEN Ch,urm,m A UE KOGTTAINAY

PAT ROCHE Prtblicity

TOM KASPER Secretary

Treasurer

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s The F ifteenth Confederation of Nort hw est Ca tho Iic College Studen ts Cong re~s conveneJ April 9. in Baron Hal l Lounge. This has been the thi rd CN convcnrion held at St. Martin¡s.

Thl:rc were delegates from four states. thev wcrc: Carroll Collcgc.:. F t. \\/right. Marylhurst and Sr. Martin's .

The prcsi<lc:tit~¡ (omm ittcc of CNCCS presented a resolu tion to the Congress calling for the

form ation of JeaJersh ip programs on member campuses. Th is fo l 1, ou r ca m pus C:NC:C:S comm ittee wi ll institute two prog ra ms to c.1rry out a Leadership \\'.forkshop at St. Martin 's.

The objective of the Lea Jership \Xl orks hop program is to Jevd op l eader s for studen t governmenr, clubs, organizations, and ultimatd y for CNCCS

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ranger weekend Up popped h ere and there and everywhere, blossoms of charm, which added much to the sometimes colorless landscape the weekend of i\fay 9-10. \Xlith an array of color surrounding the campus, the

I ikes of which has not been seen since last year at this time, couples headed for the busy schedule prepared fo r them.

The call o f the day was " This is KITN, Ra nger Radio."

The college students participating in this venture aimed at both cementing relations with citizens o f Olympia, and raising money for the HAPEC Fund.

A dinner was prepared for the q ueen candidates by Saga.

After dinner, all retired to the Abbey Theater to hear 'The Young Men¡ from the U of W. from here, it was off to the dance, put on by the freshmen. During the intermission Judy .Medved was selected as queen.

Afte r the dance, all headed back to prepare for Sunday's activities, started w ith .Mass and which ended with a picnic.

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mother's day May 12 , was designated as 'Mothers Day' here at St. Martin's. The college played host to over three hundred mo thers.

It was an active day for all the mothers who attended, as far as Alaska to California.

The va rious .Mo ther' s Clubs presented their checks to the A bbey in the fo rm of scho larships to those who m ay need assistance in fu rth ering their educatio n.

Fo llowing the.: progra m, a receptio n was given to th e ;\,fathers in Jhran Hall. Although there were a few showers, it still was a special day for our mothe rs.

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There are very few of us who realize the number of studc:nts who give of their extra time to aid our Volunteer Fire D epartment.

Special credit should be g iven to the gr aduating seniors : Ed Novak, Dave Krimm, Jerry Nicholls, and to the many who have worked so diligently and who have not received credit for a job well done.

Remember, while we sleep at night part of our college is on duty protecting Thurston County.

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rThe 515 ClubJ

In memo ry of !hr,! fabulous summer.

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spo~ts ny TOi\·f Bl JSHFR \X1ith the spring sports upon us the: sc<:nc of attention at St. Martin's has turned to the cinder track, th<: screened, dirt diamonds, the concr<:·te. nc-t-hal v<::d court, and the sandpit bordered driving lanes. And Marty's seems to be doing c1uit<:· well in a ll areas.

The All-American pastime receives the most attention of the four and indec:d it deserves it. Al though fal tering a mig ht in the last contests, the Rangers d isplayed cnrnurag ing action in the fi rst four events of thl' season. T hey walloped UPS in their first game, (,-) and proud ly blanked them in the next as Ve rn Meinz delivered a no- hitt e r.

Centralia J.C. got toug h in the first of their duo-bou t here April 2, leading 5-0 in the fifth. Bu t /\fartv's reaction to the challenge was <::\'en more tough as they came back to take the g ame. 6-5. \Xf itl1 Vern Meinz shining from the: mound the Redmen picked up their fourth straig ht win, 5-1. in the secon•J C.J.C. game.

Although it is early in thl' ~eason, sratistics show the power in the Marty's dugout. i\•{ik<.: Endicott leads the avl'rage from the plate \\'ith c·1g hr for 19 (.444) with Bob Grl'gorich at his heel s with .430.

Darrell Hughes, a freshman ca tcher, shows potency and a promising ingredient for future teams with a .380 ave rage.

Newcomes arc also strong : the thind ads and golf bugs. Freshman Bill Richter, ha s bcc:n turn ing in good times for the cross cou ntry run. He· will also be part of the relay team which will pa rticipate in the AAU 19(y j Relays in Seatt le Ap ril 24 and 25.

Another freshman, Harold \Vhite, bailing from Vancouver, B.C , possesses a ve ry consistent long drive on the go lf lanes. He shot a 70 against a PLU team membn recently.

Yes, the weathe r is chang ing ( althoug h this point could be argued) and so are St. Ma rtin's students' sporting interests. Long Iive Spring 1

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student life The fifty-minute hour in the classroom .. . supp<:r 111 naran H all . . Rig Brother is watching .

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A 'iv1ad' worker .. outstanding seniors . . . an Amos debate ... Benet Hall lovers ... the English Mass .. .

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i\lr. Talent himsel f, but can he sing' . . littl e grass show . . snow on campus doJlatto HAPI:C . dorm life ...

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Tbere¡s a hit of ta lent on th is page, \VOlildn 't you ag ree Don i . . Thank you one and all, especially you. Jeany Dudly .. .

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st. martins college male chorus ed core action sociology club m club chem chapter industrial relations emk

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Amundson. Don.il<l Archie, Ed ,\rrcgui, Ted Beals, Russell Bennett, P,rnl Bo11lac, Keith Boysen, Rich;m J Brazier, \Viii iam Bro,,n , Denni s Chicoi ne, Jc.m

C:hri,t. Ernest Conklin. George Coomes. James Dcdo lph, Arth ur Determ.111. 1\-{1 chacl D ickson. Robert Dorn. Frtd

Downey, Phillip l:ndic•.m. ,\liducl Ftzel, Donald Foster, Cerald Frostad, Don.ilcl Gaffke, John G arbarino, Robert

[liis, ClvJc Geiger, Rol;crt Green, Rohc(t G ries, Ca rr

(;nmkerncicr, C :1ry Guimond , CLm.:n( c

H arn, Thomas J-leutmahr. Richard H oorx·r. Richard Kaut7., Gary Keller, Lewis Kir~ch, 0 cm, Kirsch. Jam~, Kloppin&, E<l Kr.1mcr, _lames

Lamp, Ter ry Leahy. ;1fichael Lene. Robert

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Liner, John Loughney, l\fatthew }.frCue, Martin McDonald, James McGoldrick, Tom Mallinger, Michael Meinz, Vern Michalak, Stephen

Montgomery, Danial Murphy, Robert Myles, Michael Nance, Floyd Norman, Michael Orheim, Robert Pape, Larry Parziale, Patsy Pavolka, Mark

Porter, Paul Pride, Burt Rankos, Greg Rhodes, James Riehl , Richud

Robillard, Den Roth, Bro. Neal Samek, Ravmond Sanford, ' Roger Lebis, Lippen Sellin, Skip Shea, David Southwick, Robert Strub, Henry

Suvak, John Swenson, Jerry Trodahl, Chris Van Vranken , George Vernetti, Richard Wade, Robert

Wagoner, John Weigel, Jerome West, Clark Whitford, James Wilkie. Dennis Yandow, ,William

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t\ichcr, Michad Al ongi, Joe Barreras, Allen Bloomfield. Jc:rry Bower, Gar;Br.u,mcyer, Ronald Carson, Bob Deichman, F rnnk Dobler, Joe Eckroth. Alan Feeney, Frank

Farrell, John foster, Stan Gage, Michael Goggin, Raymond Hodgson, Brian Kasper, Thomas Kelly, Michael Klarich, Fr.ink Kopp, Marvin Kouttainay, 1\6<.: Lafond, D:iniel Lau, Kelvin Lechner, George Lee, Rayrnond Leigh, Timothy Leonard, Jerome Letts, Charles Levien. Larn• McCarthy, P{t

McElliott, Dav id McF:idden, Larry Mainio, John Mtinz. Loren Meyers, Wil liam Montgoma)'or, Cesa r Mor.in. Robert Napoli. Victor Nielson, Douglas Oczkewicz, Joe:: Pakele-, Don Pavao, Pat Peasley, Gary Restivo. Cha des Roche·, Pat Rogers, James Rougutt, Les St. Hilai re, Joe Schaller, James Schaller. Ed Smith, Donald Smith, Richard Stroj:in, John Sygitowicz, Jim Thornton, Danie!

Wallace, Richard Walters. Gerald Welle, Joho Whitley, Michael Wordc-o . Gary

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Allen, John Alskog, John Anderson, Brad BarrerlS, Joseph Brennen, John Brown, Bill Brulotte, Bennrtt Burford, Gale Burroughs, Bob Buser, Thomas

Campbell, Henr}' Chcsledon, Wayne Clemons, Armond Collinwood, John Dahl9uist, Tom Delore, Fred Desm:1.rteau, David

Dixon, Kim Ensman, Vince F:1.nt, Morris Fisher, Steve Flint, Jeffcry Foss, Mike Franklin, Bill

Granacki, DeW:1.yne Hanson, Bill Harvey, Dan Heintz, Larry Henscheid, Leonard Hogan, Jerome

Hugh, Darrell Ignac, John Johnson, Bob Kampp, Joe Kcller, Mick Kirsch, Mike Kirsch, Steve Kleinschmit, Ron Koessncr, Harold

Fresh111en '67 90

KJewin, Al Krcsek, Thomas Kudna, Dick Kumano, Peter Kunkel, Jim Lies, Dan Lipp, Chuck Lui Kwan, Ivan Lynch, Mike

Lamm, Albert :\fack;\\', :\k!vin :\facKenzic: \'v'illi;im McA llister, Bob :\k Auky, ,\rthur M cllraith. Thomas McLe!lan, Joe Malysz, James Me:inty, Paul

;\[a rtcl l, Richa rd .\fryers. John N arang, Raj N olan, Tom O est rich, T rov Patrick, Joh~ Pentz, Terry Peterson, David Po rter. Jo hn

Prahl. Don

Reaves, lee Richter, 13i 11 Rio rd an, Bob Ryan , Bil! Schrock, Dick

Sch rot¡der, Carl Scott, John Sn yder, Martin Soltis. David Soudah, ' Claude Sou2a, Gerald Specht, Dennis

Staymatcs, T erry Steward, Bill Sto rm, John Sullivian, Jo hn Sw(;'.C;'.!ley, Mike Turne r. D oug \'v'a lkcr, Ja mc:s

Walker. Tom \XIeeks, Art White:, Harry \'v'yman, Larry W ynkoop, l:lill Zcig en , K en Blodgett, James

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StUb€nt ROSt€R 1964

A [C HER, MI CHAEL J. - Rt. 2, Box 129, WooJburn, Oregon . . . 982-S606 ALLEN. JOHN J.-416 Central, Sc<lro Wook-r, Wn... . UL '>-4442 /\LONG! , JOSEPH A. -Rt. 1, Box 66, Yelm, Wn...... . . . 458-74 20 ALSKOG, JOHN L.- 10815 N . E. 2nd Place, Belb-ue, Wn.. . ... GT 4-1376 AMUNDSON, DONA LD W., JR.- 30815 Stroud r\vc-. No., Seattle. W n ... TR 8-284"5 ANDERSON, BR ADLEY D.-80 16 Strout Ave. No.. Seattle. Wn . . .... .. Lt\ 5-4505 ANDUIZ,-\ , JO HN P.-l401 So. Owyhee, Boise-. Idaho . . . . 343-9137 ARCHIE_. ED E.- 2822 Summer Ave., Hoquaim. Wn.....

G E 8-3806 ARGO, CLYDE R.- 10210 Sh:tron S.W ., T acoma, Wn. . . JU 4-016<, ARR EGU I, T ED M.--25 12 ld.,ho St., Boise, Idaho... .:'143-3 092 BAILEY, LESLI E G.-13 24 \Y/. lrving, Pasco, W n. . . . . . 547-6077 . .. FU 3-2201 !JANZ, JONA THAN 13.- 1202 N o. " 1". Tacoma, Wn ..

BARNETT, CU HORD F.-92-36 2·12 St., Btlkrose, N.Y. .. . . .... Fl 3-8246 BARNEY, JO HN M .- 1528 E. 13th, Olympi~. Wn . . . ... . . . 352 -125 1 Bt\ RRERAS, ALLEN R.-Rt. I. Box '>72, Herm iston. Ore·. .. . .">67-567 1 BARR ERAS, JOSEPH B.-Rt. I , Box i72. Hemi i)ton. On:.. . . .

BASH, HENRY C.- 1829 ~- Fir. Olympia, Wn . . . . . . . .. ... . 943-0653 BEALS, RUSSELL J.-720 1 Hanmh Pierce RJ .. Tacoma, Wn.. .GR 2-1792 BELIS LE, PAUL 0.- 3935 Pacific Ave., Olymp ia, Wn.. ..... . .. . . . . .

357-9663 BENNET, PAUL V.-4 16 No. Plymouth, Olympia, Wn.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 357-3708 BJORK, BARRY L.--709 Ranger D rive, O lympia, \Xin. . . . . . . . . . . . . 352-2 184 BJORK. THEODORE C.-423 W. Bates. Tumwater, Wn.. . . . . 352-1322 BLODGETT, _J AMES T.-- 5502 Chicago Ave . Tacoma, Wn ..

JU 8-27 16 OLOO Mr-IELD, JERRY E.- St.u Rt. 2. Oox 3'i, Shelton, Wn . .. ..... . . .. . 352-2483 BOULAC, KEITH P.-228 N. Rogers, Olympia, Wn ... .. ... . ... . . . . . 3'52-85 13 BOWER. GARY J\·L- # 1 Greenbrier L inc, Mater lsland, Wn ...... ... . AD 2-8104 BOYLE, THOMAS C.- Box 11 5. Lacer, Wn .... . .. . 3'i7-9266 BOYSEN, RICH ARD l..---21 2"1 So. Bay Rd., O lyn1p ia, Wn .. . . . .. .. .... . , 352-7797 BRADBURY, LA RRY V.- 3309 Pacific A\'c .. Olympia, W1_1 .. .

BRAXMEYER, RONALD D .- Rt. 3, Box 3-;.B. T illamook. Ore. .. . .. VI 2-6866 BRAZIER. WILLIAM S., JR .--101 P,1rk Dr., Fairfield, Conn... . . FO 8-12.19 BRENNAN, JOH N R.-Sollic Smith Rd., T illamook, O re.. . . . V I 2-4980 BROWN, DENNIS \Y/.- 720 N o. Ja~·, T acoma, Wn.. . MA 7-6871 BROWN, EDMUND r\.-5809 S. Puget Sou nd, Tacoma, Wn.. . . . GR 2- l 577 BROWN. W ILLIAM .M -Rt. 2. Box 942, Selah, W n... .MY 7-7 510 BRUEN ER, WILLIAM M.- 2 I 6 W. 10th, Aberdeen, \'(in.. . . LE 2-2602 BRULOTTE, BENETT G.- Rt. I, Moxee. Wn.... . ..... ... .. ... . .. . GI 2-66S7 BRUNTON, KENNETH L. - Rt. 2, Box ssf, Olympia, Wn. . 352-5862 BUCHH OLZ, RICHARD r-.- 1706 So. 54th St., Tacoma. Wn.. . . . . GR 4-40 35 BURFORD , GA LE £.- Box 24, Nezperce, ld aho.. .. . W E 7-2439 BURNLEY, JOH N. JR.-606 \Y/. Kentucky St. , Louisvil le 3. Ky.. . .. 776-8227 BURROUG HS, ROBERT B.-26 15 N. E. 3)th Place. Portland, Ore .. .. ... AT 4-6650 BUSER, T HOi'vfAS A.--1 00) 8th St. N. E., t\uburn, Wn. . . ..... TE 3-5981 BUSHNAG, ASAD A.-3224 Honeym:ck , Renton, Wn.. .. .. . . .. .AL 5-29 18 BYRNE, WILLIA.M G.- 1210 T urner St., Shelton, Wn.. .426-6280 CADY, l\-fARSI-1 /\ LL P.-2 3080 Rensselaer, Okc Park 37, J\fah .. . . . . . LI 3-9863 C Ai\l PBELL, HENRY G., JR.-- 19 11 S.W Marigold, Portland, Ore.. .CH 6-514 5 CARRUTHERS, ROD W -1913 Capito l Way, Olympia, Wn.... . . . 357-6970 CARSON , MATTHEW A.- 8506 Mt. T acoma Dr. S. \V/. , Tacoma, Wash. JU 8-46 10 CERSOUSKI, JOSEPH M.- Rt. 2, Box 100, Harri,burg , Ore. . . .. 995-6973 CHAPPE LL, WILLIAM E.- 16 17 Fones Road, Olympia, W ash ..... .. . .. 352-1 892 CHE SLEDON, WAYNE B.-1 207 McGilura Blvd. E., Seattle, Wash . .... EA '.5-1659 C HICOINE, JEAN 0.- 280 W oodstock r\ve., Pu tnam , Conn .. ..... . .. . MA 8-5963 CHR 1ST , ERNEST W. - 111 Slater Rd., New Brit ain, Conn.. . . . . BA 3-2 l 50 CLEMONS, ARMOND B.-1930 Van Buren St.. Eugene, O re.. . . .. 344.4939 106

COI.LINGWOOD. JOHN F.- I\fRO N ,ivy # 116 cio !:PO, New York. N.Y. CONKLIN. GEORGE H. -10257 Rain ier Ave. S., Seattle, W n. 98178. . PA 5- 1520 COOMES, J AM ES t\., JR. - 214 1 Slater Ki nney Rd., Olrmpi:1, W .1sh. . .3)7-8939 CRONK, GER A LD M.- 121 -; Slcater-Kinney, Ol ympia, W ash.... . .. 3">7-6297 CUNNINGHAM, RI CHARD K.- -- Rt. 5. l:lox 455, Olympi~. W.i, h .. . . . ... 3'i2-1909 CURTIS. WILLIAi'-l J .-1 ·,11 Cr:iig Rd .. Olrmpia. Wash. . . .. ... 94)-0,16 1 DAHLQUIST , T HO MAS S. -2128 McLeod Rd, Bell ingham, \'<i n ... . 734 -1934 DALRYMPLE, WAITE-80 2 6th , Tumwate r, W ash ..

Dc: COUTF.t\U, ANTJIONY- l 102 Madrona Dril'e, Port Orchard, Wn . . TR 6-3 22 1 OEDO LPI~. ARTl·IUR E. -3 127 W. 92nJ, Seattle, Wash. . .. SU 4 -6966 Dl:ICHJ\-fAN, !:RANK G.-8098 Greenfield Shores, Srous R#l , Mi ch . . . DA 7-9228 OeK EUSTER, GERALD L.- 5733 36 Ave. So .. M inneapolis, Minn.. . .. PA 9 -3429 De LORE, FREDERICK P - -28 l 6 Montclai r Court. O lympia, W ash... . . 352-4620 O ES.1vfl\RTEAU, DA VID M. - 1160 22nd N.E .. Salem. Oregon . . . 36,-8736 DETERl\.fAN, MIC! IAEL J.-P.O. l:lo x 1 17, Bel fair. W ash.. . . ..... .

OlCKSON. ROBERT 1..- -'>"i7 E. 13th, Apt. # 4, Olympia. Wa~h.. . 53 7-8844 DIRE, N ICK A .-· 1679 So. i-·i. T acoma. Wash.. .... . . ... . . .. . (,R 2-658 1 DIXON, Kli',fB,'\l.L L.- 11236 Phi nney Ave. N ., Sc;ittlc- "i3. Wn . .EM 4-3763 DO13L ER, JOSEPH \V. - 1249 N.F. . 130th, Seattle 55, \Vn.. . . EM 4 -3499 DODGE, ORMOND W.-309 Whisler, O lympia, W ,tsh . . . . . ... 943-2765 DOHERTY, J ERRY J.-43 20 Robbins Ro,td , Olympia, W ash. . . . . 357-8368 DOHERTY, LOL'IS-4320 Robbins Road. Olrmpia, \'<1:ish. ... . . . . 35 7-8_)68 DONA LDSON. JOHN R. -206 W est 11, Aberdeen, Wash . . . . . . . . . .

I.E 2-337> DORN, FRl:D J.- 1008 East 5th, A pt. l . Olympia, Wash .. .. 943-0'.i6 I DO\Xl N EY, P1-JILLJP W.- Box 115, Lacey, W ash..... . . . . . . 357-9266 DOYLE, JOE- 1827 Orange Street, O lympia, W ash.... . . . . ..... . 352-3652 DUCLOS, DA VJO O.- P.O. flox 188, Lacer. W ,ish .. . . .. , . . . . 3 5 2-01191 EBERi-i A ROT, RIC.HARD 1'.-6307 15th N.E, Seattle 15, W,ish . . . . LA ·H629 EC KROTH , ALAN J.-630,1 So. Sheridan. T amma 8, Wa~h. . . . .GR 4-7'i76 ELHART, CHARLES A. -1234 Beverly Place:, O lympia. W ash.. . . 352-8667 ELLIS, CLYD E L.-20 18 W. 6th, Ahc rdccn, Wash.... . LE 2-0600 ELVEN, JON ).-Box 4ti, N ezperce, Ida.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... WE 7-22 17 ENDIC OTT, MICHA EL A.-5843 ~o. Pint, Tacoma 9. Wash. . . . GR 4-7032 ENGEL, J,\MES C.- -502 3rd St., T umwater. Wash .. . .. .. ... . . .. . 357-805'.i ENSIGN , GORDON D.. J R.- 621 N . Lilly R<l., Olympia, Wash. . . . 3">7-5966 ENSi\·11\N, VINCFNT J. - Olson Ro.td, femdale, Wa~h.. . . . . . .... . .. DU 4-4970 ETZEL, DON ALD R. - - Rt. I, Box l 71, 1\lt. Angel , O re. . . . . .... . . . . ... 8··15-2865 EVANS, Rf C HARD E.- 164 I E:.tst 35th , T:icoma 4, W n .. ... . ...... .. BR 2-7212 fA NT, MORRIS J.- 314.6 So. Hoadly. Oly1npia. Wash . ... ... . . ... . ..... 352-Sl')i FARRELL, JO IIN 0.- 5307 No. Pearl, Tacoma 7, W n. . . . . SK 2-5356 FEENEY, JR., FR,\NK J.- 8488 Ti llicum R<l. S.W., Seattle, \'\1ash . . . \VE 7-0304 FEUCHT, f R. UR.B,\N C.- St. Martin's Abbey. Olympia, W ash .. . .... . .. . 3">2-7571 f! SCHBA CH. J Ai\·IES W .-7014 So. Montgomery, T acoma 9. Wn.. .GR 2-3897 FISHER, STEPHEN L.- l 1548 St. N.W., Seattle 77. Wn.... . . . EM 2-9267 FLINT , JEFFREY E.- 11311 (lover Park Or., Tacoma 99, Wn.. . . .. JU 8-5687 FLINT, PAUL R.-11 31 l Clover Park Dr., T acoma 99 , Wn ....... ... . ... JU 8-5687 fLURY, J ,\ CK M.-18 13½ So. f rankli n, Olympia, Wash .. . 3'S2-3730 1-'O LLETT, DON ALD P. -Rt #5, Wen atdiee, Wn.. .. . . . .... .. . TU 4-8574 f-055, MICHAEL T.- Bo;,c 289. Mt. Edgecumbe, Al.1.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 747-6287 FOSTER, ST1\NBERY, JR .- 520 I:. 17th, Olympia. Wn . . . . ..... . .. .. . 357-8377 FRANK, RIC HARD M. - Box 163, Lynnwood, Wn.. . . 743- 2034 FRANKLIN, WJLLIAM 0 .-3843 So. Union, Tacoma 9. Wash.. . . GR 2-5 13'4 fROSTAO, O ON A LO P.-527 East 13th, Olympia, W :1sh.. . 943-2578

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GAHKE, JOHN N .- 310 Palmer St., Mt. Angel, Ore... .845-241[ GAGE, i\HCHAEL P.- 24 13 13th Ave., Lewiston, Ida.. . . . . . . . . . SH 3-1026 GAGLIARDI, FRED G.-663 2 So. Junctt, Tacoma 9, Wash. . ... GR 4-11 I 3 GARBARINO, ROBERT A.- 1941 ½ State St., Apt. B., Olympia, Wash ... . 943-4771 GAR EB, JOHN E.-Box 250, Golden, B. C.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 GEIGER, ROBERT E.- 5905 So. Yakima, Tacoma 8, Wash .. ..... ... .. . .

GERTH, ROBERT L.-301 Gerth St., Tumwater, Wash . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . 352-5009 GILMAN, JOHN L - Rt. 2, Box 2232, Spanaway, Wash. . . . . VI 7-7570 GOGGIN, RAYMOND R-4729 S. W. 18th Pl., Portland I, Ore..... . . . 246-6750 GOLDSMITH, GEORGE M .-100 Drand}"vinc-, Dupont, Wash.. .. . . . .JU 4-1884 GOR ECKI, FRANK-1625 Bigelow Ave., Ol>·mpia, Wash.. . .. . 3'2-0613 GRAHAM, LOIS J\·f .-St. Placid's Priory, Olympia, Wash .. . . . . . . . . . 943-1700 GRAHAM, FR. PATRICK J.-- St. Martin's Abbey, Olympia, Wash . .. . ... . 352-7571 GRANACKI, DE WAYNE- 614 Linwood, Tumwater, Wash ...... . . . .. . 352-9214 GREEN, ROBERT E.- 4524 Apple Ave., Ol}'lnpia, Wash.. . .. . .. . ... 357-9235 GREEN, TEMPLE B., JR.-2319 Capitol Way, Olympia, Wash. . . . .. 943- 11 27 GREGORICH, ROBERT J.- Rt. I , Bo,x 281 , Naches, Wash.. . . . . ... OL 3-2494 GRIES, GARY J.-Rt. I, Sublimity, Ore.. . . . . . ... . 769-5658 GRUNKEMEIER, GARY L - 91 8 Ellinor, Shelton, Wash... . . .426-4664 GUIMOND, CLARENCE G., JR.-9214 S. Fawcett, Tacoma 44, Wn . . . . . GR 2-0032 HADDAD, SALIM F.- c/o .Mr. Haddad, UNRWA, Amman, Jordan.

HANSON, WILLIAM L.-l 10 W . 26th, Olympia, Wash..... . . . . .943-3875 HARDT, L. MIKE-Rt. 6, Box 179, Olympia, Wash. . . . . . . . . . . .. 357-4763 HARN. THOMAS J.-4231 182 S.E., Issaquah, Wash.... . .... SH 6-7728 HARV EY, DAN R.- Tillicum Beach Resort, Hoodsport, Wash.. . .. 877-5267 HEALY, MARTIN R.-1655 H ighland, Glendale 2, Calif.. .... . .. . . .... 242-1618 HEINTZ, LARRY L.- 923 Van Arsdol, Clarkston, Wash . . ... . . . . . .. .. . PL 8-6587 HENSCHEID, LEONARD G.-Box 88, Rupert, Idaho . . ... . . 436-3043 HEUTMAKER, RICHARD 8.- 4 524C Griffith Rd., Olympia, Wash ...... 943-0'>21 HODGSON, BRIAN DENNIS- Rt. 4, Box 474-A, Olympia, Wash .. .. .

HOGAN , JEROME E.-922 So. Laurel, Port Angeles.. . . . . 457-5147 HOLCOMB, THOMAS F.- 6207 So. Oakes, Tacoma, Wash.. .GR 4-4398 HOOPER, RICHARD W.-1513 Giles, Olympia, Wash. . . . . ... . . 357-8347 HUGHES, DARRELL S.-7429 So. Pt1get Sound, Tacoma 9, Wash ...... . GR 2-8678 HUNTER, RICHARD D.-4521 Gull Harbor Rd., Olympia, Wash.. . . . . . 943-4507 IGNAC, JOHN C.-1309 N . River Ave., Toronto, Ohio ... . . ... .. . .. 614-537-3054 JACOVICH, DONALD J.-342 South Perkins, Buckley, Wash ... .. .. . . . VA 9-2763 JENKINS, RICHAR D J.-Rt. 7, Box 772, Olympia, Wash...... . . 357-7880 JOHNSON, KENNETH-1721 E. 5th, Olympia, Wash.. . .35 2-1240 JOHNSON, ROBERT E.-2059 Schodde, Burley, Idaho. . . . . . . . . . 678-7710 JORDAN, DAVID R.- 1101 So. Madison, Tacoma, Wash... . .SK 2-4633 KAUBAK, WILLIAM D.--8725 S.E. 36th, Milwaukie 22, Ore.... . . . . . OL 4-7956 KAMPP, JOS-EPH P., fl- Rt. l, Box 3683, Issaquah, W:i.sh..... . . .. EX 2-3 236 KASPAR, THOMAS M.-1929 Berkshire Way, Pomona, Calif.. .. . .. .... NA 3-1963 KAUTZ, GARY L-1107 North ''E'', Aberdc:en, Wash.. . .... . . .... LE 2-4869 KEARIN, DANIEL W.-1126 E. 10th, Olympia, Wash. . . . .. . 357-6682 KELLER, CHARLES M.-1021 7th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn... . . . . 252-1550 KELLER, LEWIS J.- 7017 21st N.W., Seattle 7, W ash. . .. ....... . SU 4-5885 KELLER, ROBERT M.-l02l 7th Ave. No., St. Cloud, Minn ... . . . . .. . .... 252- 1550 KE.LL Y, MICHAEL ].- Northport, Wash..... . . . .. . .... .. . .. . ... .

KESSEL, WILLARD E.-402 Union, No. 1, Olympia, Wash.. . . . ..... .. 352-0643 KIRSCH, DENYS A.-Rt. 5, Box 5364, Wenatchee, Wash ...... . . . . .. .. . l1J 4-8647 108

KIRSCH, JAMES B.- Rt. I, Box 186, St:tyton, Ore.. . .. 769-2093 KIRSCH , ,\-!ICHA EL J.--Rt. s, Oox '5.36:1. W cnatchi:c, \Vash.. . . T U 4-8647 KIR SC H . STEPHEN A. - Rt. !, Box !86, Stayton, Ore.. . ........... 769-2093 KLARICH, FRANK D.- - 423 South D i,·ision Lane, T ,1co111a 8, Wr1sh. . . .. GR 4-7308 KLEINSC HMIT, RONA LD J.- 1467 Court Street. Salem, Ow . . 58 1-1001 KLEWIN, ALB ERT A.-7001 So. Jt:nett, Tacoma 9, W ash . .. .... . _ .. . . GR 2-1 345 KLOPPING, EDWARD C.-9 flarlow Rd., Tacom:1 9, \'X1a,h.. . . . JU 8 -8285 KLUH, GR EGORY L.- 119 E. 5th, Olympia, Wash.. . ....352-533 1 KNIGHT, JA MES L.--Q uartcrs 68',9, Fort Lew is, Wn. . . . . . . . . . . ..... 218-4 I 96 KOESSNER, HAROLD E.- 29 Q Culbert, Lahore. W. Paki5tan . . .

KOPP, MARV IN J.-49~7 Pearl St., Olrmpia. W a,h...... . . . . . . 3'>2-88 18 KOUTTA INAY, ABDUL-HAMID- P.O. 8ox 279, Jerus:dcm, Jordan.

KRAMER , JAMES A.- ,~25 Lindt:11 Rd., Olympia, W ash... . . 3i2-'.i983 KRESEK, THOMAS L. - Rl. l 0, Oox 555, O l)'mpi:1, W ash.. . . . . 357-86'-19 KRIM M, DA VE A. -flox 1 I 5. Lacey, W ash.... . ... . . . 357-9266 KUDNA, RICHARD L. - 4282 Hayesville Dr. N.E., Salem, Ore. . .. 363-9692 KUMAN 0, PETER 1.- 235 Senzoku-cho, Ikegami, O hta-ku, T okyo. Japan ..

KUNKEL, JA MES R.-8OA 406, Arden\·oi r, Wash.. . . . .. . ST 4-2055 LaCOU RSIERE. DEAN L.- 6S 10 So. Wapato, T:1loma 9. Whh ..

GR lt-2389 LaFOND, DA NIEL J.-- 1008 N. T ull is. Olympia, \Vash ..

357-7'.>09 . . 276-8684 LAMM, ALOE RT J.- 259 Louc:ttc Ct., Hayward, Calif. . . . . . .... . . .. 357-81 29 LA~[P, TERRY R.- 1524 E. Union, Ol)'mpil. Wa~h . . ...... . . . . . LE 2-832(, LARSON , RALPH P.- 2101 P.1cific Ave., Aberd een, W,t,h ..

LAU, KELVIN Y.-Western St. Hospital, Steilacoom, W n ....

LEAHY, MICHAEL A.-4425 47 S.W., Seattle 16, Wn.. . . \VE 5- 12116 LECHNER, GEORGE A.-1325 N .W. 4th, G resham. Ore... . . . .MO 5-3628 LEE, RA YMOND \'<!.- Lei Shun Court. Leighton Rd., Flat 1, 3rd i i., Hong Kong LEE, WILL!AM M.- 1066 A South Jeffe rson, Olymp ia, Wash. . . ... , ..

LEH MAN, JOSEPH D.- Chc·crio Lodge, No. Shore Rd., Bel fai r, Wash ... . C R 5-2 322 LEIGH, TIMOTHY A.- Rt. 3, Bo:,; 280, Astoria, Ore.. . . FA 5-568 I LENC. RODERT J.-S601 South A St., Tawma ,,, Wa~h.. . . .GR -1 -896-; LEONARD, JEROME J.-1 23~ G lines 1\ve., S,rnta ;\faria. Calii..

WA 7-3389 LEONARD, WIL BUR E.-808 R:inger Drive, Olympia, W:1sh. . ... 9 1B -'S933 LETTS, CHARL ES D . -1860 Cedar, Reedsport, Ore . . .... CR 1-2086 LEVIEN, LA WR ENCE F. -Rou le 2, Ferndale, W ash.. . DU 4 -,iS00 LIES, DAN J.-4363 Rivercrest Dr. N .. Salem, Ore. . . . . . . .. 362-8398 LINER, JOHN H.-Rt. #I , Box •166, Monroe, W ash.. . . . . .. 788-2164 UPP, CHARLES P. -806 W. K ing Edwa rd Ave., V.mcouvcr 9, Wn.. .TR 6-3071 LONBORG, R[(H ARD H.-P.O. Box 203, Oakvill e, Wash......... . . 273-5818 LOUGHNEY, MATTH EW T.-2.'>10 Sunset Drive, Lew iston, Idaho . . .SH 3-8829 LU I KWAN, IVAN M.- 225 Kapiolani St., Hilo, Haw.iii .

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LYNCH, R. TIMOTHY- 6 13 N . 112, Scattlt: 33, Wa.sh . .

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.MACKAY, MELVIN R.-6-~22 So. A St., Tacoma 1, Wash.... ... .. .GR 4-822 5 Mac KENZ[E, W [ LUAM P.-6230 28 N. E., Seattle l 5, Wash...... . LA 3-5459 McALLISTER, ROBERT J., JR.-2945 S.W. fai rvicw Blvd., Portland I , Ore .. 228-5427 McAULEY, ARTHUR F.- 8538 - 108 St., Richmond Hill 18. N. Y ...... . . . VI 9-4826 McCA RTHY, PATRICK D,---36 14 Northeast 68th , Seattle 15, Wash .. .. . LA 4-3 272 McCOURT, DONALD D,- 102 Oswegatchie Rd., Waterford, Conn... . .GI .'>-5795 McCUE, MA RTIN P.- 1617 Main St., East H,utfor<l, ·conn . ......... . .... 528-0375 McDONALD, D. JAMES, JR.- 1700 Market St., Clu:hali,. Wash .. . . ... 718-3811 McDONALD, SR. MARI E, OSB--1 600 Martin Way, 01,·m1, ia, W ash ... . . . 91l3-l 700 McELLIOTT, DAVID R.--906 East Yi, Tacoma 4, W ,1sh. . . .. i\fl\ 7-43°19

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McFADDEN, LA WR ENCE G.- 1066 Plymouth Dr., Sunnyva le. Calif . .

McGOLDRICK, EDWARD V.- 149 Hempstead Ave., Rot kcville Cente r, N.Y. McGO LDRICK, THOMAS J.-90'5 N orth Quince, Olympia. W ash.. .. . . . 357-474,/4 McILRAITH, THO.MAS J.-302 North 6th, Mt. Vernon , Wa~h ... . .. . . . ED 6-55 32 McLELLA N, DANIEL J. 路路- 22 1 - !9th Ave. N o., f argo. N.D . .AD 'i -1 526 .MAINIO, J O HN C.- 516 Solki. Aberdeen. W ash.. . . LE 2-6'.'>65 MALLINGER, MI CHAEL R. - 14 16 rredcrick, Ol ympi a, Wash.. . . . . . . . . . 352-0 244 MALLORY, JA CK C.- 1406 D ea rborn, Shelton, Wash . .. . . . . .426-t\3 44 MALVEY, JAMES P.- 9LS East 9 th, Port ,\ngelcs, Wn. . .457-710 ) MAI.VEY, BRO. KILIAN J.-St. Ma rti n's 1\bbey, Olympia, W ash... . . . 352 -7 57 1 MALYSZ, JAMES R -300 N . fir, Olympia. W ash . . . . . . .. ... . .. 352-2553 MARTELL, RICHA RD T .- 2928 S.W . 164th PL, Sr:ittk 66, W n. . . CH 2-3201 MEAN EY, MATTHEW P.- 104 1 Tyler, W enatchee, Wn..... . . 2-6443 MEIER, BRUCE R.-6413 93 rd St., Tam ma 99, Wn .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . JU 8 -5040 MEINZ, LOR EN D .-8100 S.W. Locust St路.. Portland 23, Ore.. . . . . CH 4-1326 MEINZ, VERNON J.- 8 100 S.W. Locust St., Port land 23, O re. . . . . CH 4-1 326 MEYERS, JOI-IN W . -4 3 Locust, Pomeroy, Wash.. . . . 84 3-1 654 MEYERS, W!LL!J\M C.- 6550 I St., Apt. I3, APO 9路12, Seattle, W ash .. . .. 7'i 3-11 52 MICHALAK, STEPHEN G .- Rt. 3, Box 53\ O lrmp ia, W ash.. . . .. 352-169 1 MICH EL, KENNETH L.--4725 Virg inia Ave., Olympia, Wash . . . . . . . . 352 -2261 MITCHELL, PATRICK J.-63 10 Santa Aurelia. T ucson, f\riz.. . .. 296-4686 MONAHA N, T ERRENCE O .-li2tJ2 So. Kenny St., Seattle l8, Wn .. . PA 2-7662 MONTEJ\-IA YO R, C ESAR E.- I3uena Vista # 4:)86, Pue rto Armuelk:s, Ch irigui, Pan ama . . . . . . . . . . . . 168-4 MO NTGOMERY, DANIEL M. -P.O . Box 62, l3c.: nton Cit}', W n . . . 264-4554 MO RAN, RO BERT L.-301 9 - 196 S.W ., Alclc.:rwood Manor, W n .. .... . . PR 8-4852 MU RPHY, ROBERT L.-- 16 17 fones Rll., Olympi a, W ash ..

MURRAY, HENRY T.-Gen. De:l., Lacey, Wash ..

MYLES, A . MICHA EL-14 5 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cliff, L.I., N .Y.. . 516 - OR 1-2227 NAGLE, DAN R.-- 120'i North Harlem, Oak Park, Ill. . .. . .. . . .

NA NCE, HOYD A. -1658 So. 39th, Tamma 8, W ash .... . . .. . . .G R 4-8373 FA 7-1 348 NAPOLI, VlCTOR- 1911 Cornaga Ave. , f ar Rockaway 91. N.Y. NARANG, RAJ K. - A-26 Netaji Nagar, N ew D elh i 3, !ndia . . .... . . . . .

NE.LAND, RO BERT L.-8 13 Klamath Ave., Kennewilk , \Vash .. . . ... .

NICHOLLS, JERO ME J.-2720 N. 21st St., Phoeni x 6, Ariz.. . . AM 5-569 3 NIELSON, D OUGLAS O .--Rou te 8, Box 24 5, O lympia. Wash .. ... ... . .. . 352- 11 84 NO LAN, TH O.MAS L.-2605 5th St., T illamook, Ore.... . . . . . . ... V! 2-4573 N O RMAN, MIC HAEL J.-- 11 8 Smull Ave .. W . Caldwell, N.J. . . . . . . CA 6-3l22 N OV AK, EDWARD J.- P.O . Box 11 5, Lacey, W ash.. . . . . . . . . ....... 357-9266 OCZKEWICZ, JOSEPH A -2003 Summit, Everett. W ash ..

AL 2-1 838 O ESTREICH , TRO Y D .-'i9 l 3 Wildai re Rd. S.\V. , Tamma, W ash. . . JU S-046 1 OH.HEIM, ALLEN K. -3832 So. A, T acoma 4. W ash... . . . .. . .. .GR 4-2708 O TTER, CLEMENT L.- 10 17 Fo rt, Boise, Idaho . . .. . . .. . . .. . . ..... . 342 -5964 PAKELE, DONALD J.- 708 Hinano St , H ilo, Hawa ii . ...... .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. 3865 PAPE, LARRY A.- Route #3 , Boise, Idaho.... .. . . . .. .. 342-609 1 PARZ IALE, P t\TSY--37 Webb Str<:et, W aterbury 4. Conn.. . . ... ... 7 54-2978 PATRIC K, JOHN W . -Q trs. 2653, l:t. Lt wis, Wash. . . . F.X 2-4 139 Pt\VAO, PATRICK A.- 126 Ainaob Dri"c, Hilo, Hawaii . . . . . . ...... .. 56-052 PAVOLKA , MARK E.-3 734 No. Stevens, Tacoma 7, Wash ... . . . . . .. . SK 9-2939 PEARSON , CHARLES A. -Routc 6, Box 294, O lympi.1, W ash .. . . . .. .... . . 357-6879 PEASLEY, GARY A.- Star Rt. A, Box 724-t\, Spenard, Alaska. . . . FA 2- 2633

PENTZ, \'<.I ALTER \'</. - 2207 \'<.I. Trnth the., Kcnm.-wick, \'<.lash ...

PERNELt\, LLOYD i\f.- 1304 Legion \'<.l.1y, Olympia, W,ish ....

PETER SON, DAVID A.- 954 East Ki oi St., T acoma 44. Wa~h.

Pl IILLIPS, RAYMOND L - 111 8 N. Quince, Olympia. Wash.

PO RT ER, JOHN C - Rt. 2, !Jox 126, Forest G rove:. Ore ..

PORTER. Pt\UL 1.- Rt. 2, Box 126, Forest Grove, Ore ..

PR AHL , DONA LD R.-I0 3A Gu lbna, Ft. Richardson, Al a . .

PREPPERNAU, *[ORLEY S.-621 N. 2nd, Shelton, Wash ..

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PR[DE, WILLi rH.f U.- 284 1 )3rd So., Seattle ·=H, \'<.In .. . .

PROVOST, DONALD 0 .- 526 N. Rogers, Olympia, Wash ..

PUZIAK, GEORGE :M.- ·117 Old 1-'c >rest Hill Rel ., T oronto. C:1nada.

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RANKOS, CREGORY R - -908 So. Jackson, T :icoma 66, \'<.In .. .SK 9-24 10 RAUSCH , NICl- 1O1.t\S il. -St. Martin·\ t\bbcy, Oly111 pia, Wash.

REAVES, HERJ\ft\N L., JR. ---160/i N . 16th. Boise, Ida . . . ... 3-13-3266 REDIFER, RICH J.--303 S.W. Bl vd., Aberdeen. \'<.lash . . . . . . . .. LE 2-1 6 51 RESTIVO, CHARLES D.-2934 Manhatt:in Av e., La Crescenta, Calif ..... . . 249-8 I 90 RHODES, JAM ES 0.--Box 78\ \'<.lrangell, Ala.. .. .. . . .

RICHTER, \'<.IILLIAM J.- - 771 'i 37 N .E., Seattle 15, \'<.In .. .. . . . . . . . Lr\ 4-178 2 RIEHL, RICHARD J.- Box ">OH, Poul,bo. \\:rash. ... . . . PH. 9-284'.i RIORDAN, RO!JERT J. - 3.H South i\fadison, Monroe, W,lsh... . . 794-8489 RIVERS, GENE E.-1222 S. Slevens, T acoma 'i, W,1sh.. . .SK 9-5 188 ROllILLARD, UENEDICT J. Rt. 1, ilo x 63 . Mabton, Wash.. . .. . . .TU 2-2870 ROCHE, PATR [CK E.- 622 Indiana Ave., Coeur d't\ltnc:, Ida.. . . . . MO 4-335-; ROGERS, JAMES T.-19,1 1~12 State, O lympi:i, \'<.la, h . . . . . . . ... .

RONEY, RICHARD t\.- 791 Cool, Buckley, \X1 ash VA 9-3601 ROTH, NEAL GREGORY, BRO.-St. Martin ·, Abbey, O lympia, \'<.lash . . . 352-75 71 ROUGUTT, LESLIE J.- 6022 So. W arner, T aco ma 9, Wash . . .GR 4-:>71 1 RYAN, \'<.l[LLIAM J.- 21-'i9 Smith Rd., Bellingh,1111, Wn .. . . .. EX 8·2648 ST. H[Lt\lRE, JOSE PH M.-R t. I, Kennewick, Wash ... .. , ..

St\J\fEK, RAYMOND J.- - 25 -; \V Virg inia St., Stayton, Ore.. . . 76<)-2937 SANFORD. ROGER F. -1703 Rainier St. , Sumner, Wash .. .. .... . .. .. UN 3.7972 SCI-JAEFHR, J M~fES H. · -98 I 7 Sylvia, N orth r idge, C:alif. . . . . . . DI 9-2 ·;30 SCHALLER, EDWARD F., JR. -12 12 Ol ymp ia Ave. , Olympi:i, \'<.l,1sh . .. 352-062-i SCHROCK, RICHARD T.-26 79 !Jumh,un, Royal Oak, Mich . . LI 9-1 648 SCHROEDER, CARL J.- 54 17 S. Cedar, Tacoma 9, Wash .... . .. GR /i.6529 SCOTT, JOHN C.- 400 Shonnard St, Syracuse, N .Y. .. . . . . .. ... . ... .... 117 5- 1524 SELLIN, JOHN A.-3935 Pacific Ave., Olym pia, \'<.l,1sh. . .. ... 357·9663 SER RECCH IA, GEORGI: A.- 208 Colon Ave., San f-r.111cisco 12, C.ilif.. JU 6·3816 SHAN r\ FE LT, CRt\lG t\. -- Rt. S, l3ox 268, Ol ympia, Wash. . . .. . 9ii5-l099 SHEi\, DA YID M.- 504 N. Patterson Rd. , Olympia, \'<.l,bh . . . ... .. .. . . . 3 :,7.4506 SKAR, JOHN M.-520 So. S;1wycr, Olym1)ia, W ash.... . . ,52-8660 SM !Tl-1, D ONALD f-.- 16 1<, Judd l{ oad, Olym pia, Wash... . .. 352-5098 SMIT! I, ROBERT C.-44 Dean St., T aunton, Mass., . .. . VA 4-48M SMIT H , RICHAR D P.-1503 Commu nity, Edwards, Calif. .. . . . . . . . . . C L 8-'5503 SNIT[L Y, ROGER F.-31 2 So. f-ran kl in, W enatchee, Wash.. . . . . NO 2-8038 SNYDER , MARTIN G.-- 10520 Vaimay Ave. N .\V., Seattle, Wash.... .Ei\I 2-6009 SOLT[S, DAVID M.- 5 18 So. 7th, Apt. 205, T acoma 2, Wash.. . . MA 7-22 56 SOUDAH, CLAUDE A.- P.O. Box 4146, Jerusalem, Jordan ... . .. . . .

SOUTHWICK, ROBERT G.- Rt. l O, Box 775. O lympia , Wash.

SOUZA, GERALD W.- 223 Kuuhale St. , Kailua, I lav.•aii .. . . .. .

SPARKS, JAM ES N.- 308 E. 84, Tacoma 44 , \Vash . ... ... ... . . . .. . .. . GR 2-1975 SPECHT, DENNIS J.- 36R No. Sawyer, Olymp ia, W ;1sh. .. . . . . . .. . . 352-269 1 STAYMATES, TERRY J.·-P .O. Box 22, Bainbridge ls., Wn.... . . .. V[ 2-3.,72

STEWART, WILLIAM F.--6031 Sdk1rk St., V;111<.011Ycr L\, ll.C:. .. . .... . AM 1-l'>i0 STORi\fS, JOHN G. --2639 E:1.ton An: .. Redwood City. Calif.. . . EM 6-632 3 STROJ AN, JOHN S.- Rt. 6, Box 808. Purallup. Wash... .. ... . .. WA 2-7482 STRUB, HENRY J., JR. - Rt. 3, Box I 37, Port O rt hard, Wash. . . . . . TR 6- 4886 SULLIVAN, JOHN G .- ',268 Vcrd,t Lan<:'., Salem, Ore.. . .. .. . . ... . . _:;6,1 -8240 SULUVAN, MICHAEL L.- 114S North 76th, Seattle, \Xl ,ish .. . ... . . . . .LA 2-6168 SUV AK, JOH N A.-4607 \X1 illi~ms Ave., O lympia, \\lash . . 3'5 2-3686 SWEENEY, MICH AE L F. -46 5 GarLkncr Ntck Rd ., Sw.rnsca, Mass.... . OS 'i--1792 SWENSON, JERRY W . -Rt. # 10, Hox 2':>9. O lrmp i:1.. Wash.. .. . ~':>2 -'5 1160 SYGITOWICZ, JM,!ES R.- - Box 266, Skykom i~h. W n. . . . . .. . ·)9:,t TAYLOR, MICHAEL A --3621 Hoyt, Everett. Wash.. . . . . . . . . . .. A L 2-8<127 TAYLOR, RUSSELL K .- 16 17 Fonts Rd. , Olympi.1, Wash .. . .. 352-04 IO THORNTON, DANIEL P.-c/o CINC PAC Staff, Box 32A, FPO, San Francisco, Cal if.

TIBKE, TERRY N.- 174 14 36 Ave. W ., Aldcrwood Manor, \Yin.. . . . 713-2234 TOBIN, GARY \'<' -80 16 Jon<.:s N.\Y/ .. Scattk 7, Wn. . . . . SU ·l-11 '.> 'l TOWNSEND, MICHAEL R. --- 1,'117 Jefferson, Olympi:1., Wash. . 3 57-5365 TROD AH L, C HRIS H.-Rt. 2. Box 3,6. Chehalis, Wash... . . ... 26 2-3124 TURNER, DOUG H.-- 154 So. 65th St., T:1.coma 8, W,ish.. .GR 2-8761 . ))-252

UNGJ\CTA, DAVID 1.- 124 Com merce St., Aizan,1, Guam .. . . .. . .

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WEEKS, ARTHUR E.- 2660 W . 50th Ave., V ancouver 14, B.C. .... . AM 6-2171 WEIGEL, JEROME A.- 9 51 Douglas St., St:iyton, Ore.... . . .. ... . . . 769-21i6o WELLE, JOH N A.- 114 N. :>5th Ave·., Y;1kirn,1, W ,1,h .. . ... . .. . ... .. .. CL 2-7328 WELP, JOHN T.- Rt. I, Box 2'16, Toledo, Oregon . . . 336-27-17 WEST , CLARK 0 . -15644 - I I th S.W., Seatt le, Wn.. .CH 2-3 148 WHITE, fR. GE Ri\fAIN T.-St. Martin 's Abbcr. O lympia, W ash. . . 352-757 1 WHITE, HARRY W.- 72 50 Wil tshire St., Vancouver, B.C. . .. . AM 1-·1390 WHITFORD, JAMES L., JR. -17204 2nd N. E., Seattk: 55, W ash. . .EM 2-2590 WHITLEY, HARRY Z.- '.">44 1 So. Birmingham, Tacoma 9, Wash .. . ...... GR 2-3044 WHITLEY, .M ICHAEL P.- 544 1 So. Di rmin,1;ham, Tacoma 9, Wash . . . ... GR 2-304/i WHITTAKER, VICTOR L.- 1727 Conger, O l}'mpia, Wash . ..... ..... . ... 3:52- 5485 WILKIE, DENNIS- · 624 No. Starr. Tacoma 7, Wash.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . J\·fA 7-8509 WINNER, L1\RRY E.-3226 H oadly Street, Olym pia, Wash .... , . . ..... 357.,1365 WOLCO TT, JAN C.-Rt. I, Box 1279, Buckley, \Vash . . . .... . . . . . . ... VA 9-3840 WORDEN, GARY S. - 101 2 Marcellus, Long I3ci!ch, Calif .. ... .. . . ..... G A 2-7833 WRIGHT, WILLIAM H.- 352 3 South Alder, T acoma 9, Wash.. . .. GR 4-8933 WYJ\·fAN , LAWRENCE W.- -503 S. Foote St., Olyrnpi:1, W ash. . . '.i37-':>857 WYNKOOP, WILLIAM E.- 3536 So. Jar St., Tacoma 8, W ash . .. . .. . . . GR 4- 1088 Y ANDO\V, WILLIAM A .---208 Burnham Rd., Avon, Conn . ... . . ... . 20 3-673-3373 ZE[GEN , KENNETH A .- 3820 N.E. 92 nd , Seattk 15, Wn . . . .

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