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, • ~ ---- 0" ~ ~~ 0" ~~ ~~... .­ "Butchcapades" for Homecoming Five days of fun and excitement, day. The WSU Cougars will meet the following the theme "Butchcapades," OSU Beavers at 1:30 p. m. on Rogers are planned for Homecoming 1966. The Field. Halftime features will include Homecoming Committee and the Alumni the WSU Marching Band, card stunts by Association invite all alumni to re­ the Crimson Block, crowning of the turn to wsu to take part in the fes­ Homecoming Queen, and introduction of tivities, October 26 through 30. visiting dignitaries. The Haaecoming Homecoming will officially begin Dance, "Rhapsody in Memori1!s," wi 11 Wednesday evening with announcement be held throughout the CUB on Satur­ of the Queen at an exchange dance at day night. Each area will feature a the CUB. Thursday there will be a different era. The main Ballroom will Field D~ sponsored by the class gov­ be the era of the "Big Bands." Other­ ernments. Friday is Spirit Day; any­ areas wi 11 be "The Wild, Wild West," one caught wearing Oregon State col­ "The Roaring 'Twenties," "Spotlight ors, orange and black, will be arres­ on the 'Forties,"and "Butch-a-Go-Go." ted and tried in the CUB Fountain by These activities are being planned the Butchmen, men's spirit group. On by the Homecoming Committee under the Friday night there will be a street the chairmanship of Judy Klug of Med­ dance and the Chad and Jeremy concert. ical Lake. A complete schedule is Saturday, of course, is the big found on the back cover. '<-. 'Forty-Ones to Celebrate 25th The Class of 1941 will celebrate program will include entertainment, its Silver Anniversary Reunion during door prizes, and greetings from the Homecoming on Oct. 28-29. Three Pull­ Homecoming Queen and the student body .an classmates are spearheading the president. celebration--ASA V.CLARK JR., CHARLES Saturday night class members will F. MARTIN, and H. K. "TOBY" SAUNDERS. be special guests at the Homecoming Reunion activities will get under­ Dance. And also on Saturday night way at 8:30 p. m. Friday at a no-host there will be a reunion of the 1941 party at the Pullman Country Club. basketball team. It will feature "bullfesting," danc­ Other members of the committee to ing, and a midnight buffet. plan the reunion are Mrs. Larry A. Class members will register start­ Broom (ROBERTA STONECIPHER), Waits­ ing at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in CUB 116. burg; H. B. "BENNY" DRAKE, Lafayette, The 25th Reunion' Luncheon will get Calif.; Mrs. Elmer Harris (BETTY KIM­ underway promptly at 11 a.m. Saturday ZEY),Seattle; CHARLES E.HATLEY, Pull­ in the CUB Dining Room. Class presi­ man; GLENN E. OMAN, Pullman; E. G. dent, RAYMOND M. SUNDQUIST, Aberdeen, "PAT" PATTERSON, Pullman, and SUND­ will be master of ceremonies. The QUIST. POWWOW Washington State is a quarterly publi­ POWWOW Washington State cation of Washington State Universily for its alum­ Volume Lli Fall, 1966 Number I ni. Second class postage paid at Pullman, Wash. Change of address should be sent to: POWWOW, Sally Adams, Editor Washington State University, Pullman, Wash., 99163 FOOTBALL BRINGS FUN A big fall football season is al­ Uhiversity of Arizona at Tucson, ready in full swing for Cougar root­ Nov. 12, 2:30 p.m. Alumni living in ers. Here is a rundown on the remain­ Arizona and New Mexico will be noti­ ing games and social functions to be fied of any plans made for a WSU ga­ held in conjunction: thering. Arizona State University at Pull­ University of Washington at Spo­ man, Oct. 8, 1:30 p.m. Dads' Day. kane, Nov. 19, 1:30 p.m. The tradi­ University of Utah at Salt Lake tional rally dance, sponsored by the City, Oct. IS, 1:30 p.m. Alumni liv­ Spokane area alumni,will be held Fri­ ing in Utah will hold a pre-game ga­ day night from 9 p.m. to 1 a. m. in thering on Friday night. Announce­ the Empire Ballroom at the Ridpath ments will be sent to all alumni in Hotel. the vicinity of Salt Lake City. Co­ Tickets for reserved Washington chairman are VICTOR L. STEVENS, '41, State sections at all "away" football and Dr. EDWARD A. TUGAW, '38. games as well as for "home" galles can University of Idaho at Moscow,Oct. be obtained by writing directly to 22, 1:30 p.m. Ticket Office, Bohler Gym, WSU. All Oregon State University at Pull­ reserved tickets are $5.00. NOTE: man, Oct. 29, 1:30 p.m. Homecoming. Reserved seats for the U of W game (See details above.) are sold out. University of Oregon at Eugene, Nov. 5, 1:30 p.m. The Portland area alumni will sponsor a rally dance at Films in Portland 8 p. m. Friday at the Portland West Portland area alumni are sponsor­ Motor Inn (formerly the Americana), ing showings of films of all Cougar 6th &SW Clay. Chairman is WILLIAM games each Thursday night. The meet­ L. GRANDSTAFF, '49. There will be a ings are held at the 3 Star Restaur­ social hour following the game at the ant, 8343 SW Barbur Blvd., at 8 p.m. Thurderbird Motor Hotel in Eugene. All WSU alumni and friends are invit­ Chairman is DON JACKSON, '57. ed to attend. Three Alums Named to Key Posts Appointaent of three alumni to key unanimously elected to another one­ positions was one of the highlights year term as treasurer. He has held of the annual summer meeting of the the position since 1920. He also was Alumni Association Board of Directors re-appointed an alumni board repre­ held in Bellingham on Aug. 27. sentative on the WSU Projects and Po­ Mrs. Elmer Harris (BETTY KIM2EY, licies Committee. '41), Seattle, is the new alumnae di­ rector at large for the west side of the state. At WSU, she was president *******.*.*************************** of Associated Women Students and a News of individual alumni for inclu­ member of the Board of Control, Mort­ sion in this Powwow has overwhelmed ar Board, Omicron Nu and Kappa Kappa the space. Therefore stories on the Gamma, and was an ROTC sponsor. Her Board of Directors meeting,establish­ husband is a 1942 WSU graduate. ment of new endowed scholarships, and Mrs.Bill Rathbun (JO NEWPORT,'39), winners of Alumni Opportunity Awards Richland, was re-appointed alumnae will be contained in WSU Reports to director at large for the east side. be mailed to alumni later this month. CLARENCE L. HIX, '09, Pullman, was ************************************* ~ THE SPOTLIGHT'S ON • • • Fred Marshall, e'27 •..staff artist, cartoonist and ad­ vertising artist for The Post Intel­ ligencer for 33 years ••.past presi­ dent of Northwest Watercolor Society, past president of puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters, member of Am­ erican Watercolor Society•.•a prize winner in national AWS show in 1962 •..represented in exchange exhibit at London gallery of Royal Watercolor Society ' of England.••one of 21 na­ HEWETT tionally chosen artists for Brumbach­ er Traveloan Exhibition.•• teaches wa­ tercolor at Edison Technical School offices in regional and national bus­ ...lives in Seattle. iness organizations •.• lives in Port­ land. Kenneth G. Compton, '29, '30 ...appointed head of marine corrosion Victoria Hanson Savage, '32 portion of University of Miami's new ••• is president of Women Painters of program of applied research and de­ Washington, vice president of Artists velopment in ocean engineering•••was Sales Gallery Inc., member of newly­ research scientist with Bell Tele­ established Edmonds Art Gallery, and phone Laboratories for 35 years ..•is active in Artists Equity and North­ chairman of marine corrosion commit­ west Watercolor Society.•.work shown tee of American Society for Testing this year in American Watercolor So­ Materials ...holds seven patents on ciety exhibit in New York •.•has won electrochemical devices and processes awards in Seattle area shows ..•paint­ •..honors include Speller Award from ings in several private collections National Association of Chemical Eng­ throughout United States and in sev­ ineers, Tour Award and Award of Merit eral foreign countries •..married to from ASTM, Bronze Medal of American Robert Savage,'32 .•. lives in Seattle. Electroplating Society, and citation from U. S. Navy ... lives in Fort Laud­ Arthur J. Cagle, '32, '53 erdale, Fla. ...retired this summer as WSU exten­ sion economist •..had analyzed records Charles F. Ziebarth, '31 of various agricultural production ...visiting professor of business ad­ enterprises for cooperating Washing­ ministration at Pacific Lutheran Uni­ ton farmers for quarter of a century versity this year...is associate pro­ ...in 1953-54 worked with Inter Amer­ fessor of transportation, coordinator ican Institute of Agricultural Scien­ for Master of Business Administration ces in Latin America...in 1960 was a program, and director of executive member of USDA-sponsored group of ec­ development programs at Portland Cen­ onomists selected to study ways of ter for Continuing Education..••has expanding demand for U. S. farm prod­ taught at several universities ...dur­ ucts in seven Latin American coun­ ing World War II was lieutenant col­ tries ..•studied farm enterprises and onel and commanded V~couver Barracks marketing operations in South America ..•professional experience includes in 1964-65 ...lives in Pullman • ten years as railroad executive .••has been business consultant to state and Elmer C. Huntley, e'36 federal agencies ...has held numerous ••.new chairman of Washington State Highway Commission .•.is wheat, pea mal Farm's 700 animals and assists in and livestock rancher near Thornton genetic studies involved in school's ...has served on executive committee laboratory animal breeding program ••. of Washington Wheat Growers Associa­ had a private practice in Washougal tion•..was first president of Whitman •.• then served in diagnostic labora­ County Wheat Growers Association ..
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