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This Magazine is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Poet Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rock by an authorized administrator of Poet Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Special Honor Roll Edition In recognition of those who support Whittier's future HE MAA1INE 01 WH ITT IER COLLEGE I
GREETINGS FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES I am delighted to announce that a total of $4,586,103 was raised in gifts for Whittier TABLE OF CONTENTS College and Whittier Law School during the 1991-92 fiscal year. I deeply appreciate the many alumni and friends who, through their generous contributions, have chosen to Greetings from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees play a significant part in the shaping of Whittier's present and its future. The Annual Fund remained a crucial resource for the college community. This year, A Message from the President a record of $1,399,438 was raised in unrestricted support for scholarships, teaching Poet Parents: Strengthening the Whittier Experience support, campus improvements, and myriad other needs. Once again, the John Green- leaf Whittier Society provided the greatest portion of unrestricted gifts during 1991-92. Whittier College Receives $4.59 Million in Private Members of the Whittier College Board of Trustees contributed $791,829 during this Support During 199192 1 past year. Their contributions, however, are far greater than what can be measured in Total Gifts to Whittier College 1984-1992 1 dollars and cents. Through their ceaseless work for the college, these dedicated men and women are steadfast in their commitment to leading Whittier into the future while Annual Fund Giving 1984-92 1 maintaining the integrity of its heritage and values. Alumni Participation in Support of Whittier Many important corporations, foundations, and consortia (such as the Independent Colleges of Southern California) also contributed to our fund-raising success. During this last year, $1,024,205 was College 1984-92 1 received in support from these sources, which will help to provide up-to-date equipment in the sciences, new library The Class of 1962: Flying High in Year Five 1 resources, scholarships, and student loans. Many donors demonstrated their support of Whither by contributing to special programs. Groups such as the Friends Top 10 Classes-Dollars i of the Shannon Center, the Broadoaks Advisory Council, and Alianza de Los Amigos held fund-raising events that were as Top 10 Classes-Percent Participation i diverse as the causes that they support. There is much more to the story of Whittier's fund-raising achievements this past year. I invite you to read through the Class Giving and Participation Rates 1991-92 1 1991-92 Honor Roll of Donors to learn more. We are proud to recognize the many individuals who have so generously An Annual Fund Success Story: Whittier given of their time, talents, and hard earned dollars in support of the college. We honor you in the following pages, and College Calling! i the entire college community is grateful for your support. Respectfully, WHITTIER COLLEGE DONORS ( Philadelphians 2 Rayburn . Dezember '53 John Greenleaf Whittier Society 2 Trustees 2 Faculty, Staff, and Administration 2 Emeriti 2 Classes of 1917-1992 2 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Corporations 12 It is my pleasure to thank the many alumni, friends, corporations, and foundations Endowed Scholarships 12 who supported Whittier College during the 1991-92 academic year. With the help of Estates 13 those listed in this year's Honor Roll, we are taking the first steps toward preparing Foundations 13 Whittier for the 21st century. Special Friends 13 The support we raise each year is essential to augmenting the annual proceeds of Friends of Broadoaks 14 our endowment, which, at $25 million, is considered small for a college of Whittier's Friends of the Shannon Center 14 size and aspirations. Indeed, the academic programs at Whittier College have achieved Fund-Raising Consortia 14 a level of excellence usually found only in institutions with endowments exceeding Other Organizations $100 million. Our basic challenge, then, is to sustain the college's acknowledged 14 academic excellence while increasing the financial resources necessary to fuel that Parents, Current and Past 14 excellence. Whittier is addressing this challenge in several ways, most importantly by Purple & Gold 15 increasing our enrollment, improving the campus, and preparing for a major fund- VOLUNTEERS raising drive. We are taking some prudent risks and investing confidently in the college's future. Alianza de Los Amigos 15 These efforts have already started to pay dividends. During the last four fiscal years the college's fiscal health improved Alumni Association 15 substantially. Endowment rose from $13.7 million to $25 million. Our year-end financial statements have shown a surplus Board of Visitors 15 for four successive years - a very important change. Stronger financials have unquestionably helped fund raising. Impor- Broadoaks Advisory Council 15 tant examples include a $500,000 grant from the James Irvine Foundation to help the college implement its strategic plan, Broadoaks Parents Organization 16 grants of $100,000 each from the Fletcher Jones Foundation and the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation in support of the col- Emeritus Professors 16 lege's Science Equipment Fund (SEF), and a $150,000 grant from the Weingart Foundation to begin the computer- Friends of the Shannon Center Committee 16 automation of our library. Parents Committee 16 The 1991-92 year saw other visible results of our plans. Significant campus landscaping and beautification projects were Pilot Project '62 16 completed last year, and construction of a new 200-bed residence hall is under way Future proposed projects include air Class Reunion Committee 16 conditioning, carpeting, and partially refurnishing Wardman Library, as well as modest improvements to classrooms in Students 16 Hoover Hall and the Stauffer Science Building. Whittier College Women's Auxiliary 16 June 30, 1992 marked the completion of the first full year of our Faculty Masters Program, which was also made possi- ble, in part, by private contributions. Professors Archer, Rhodes, and Wadsworth, together with their spouses, brought to WHITTIER LAW SCHOOL the campus an ambitious schedule of student programs with considerable social and intellectual variety. Virtually every night at least one master's home or patio was the scene of a student-faculty event. DONORS The Board of Trustees continues to play a crucial role in Whittier's evolution. This past year we welcomed Gary Findley Dean's Circle 17 '79, Alfred Gobar '53, Barbara Groce '57, David Lizarraga, Richard Pomboy, Elden Smith '62, and Roberta Veloz '57 to the National Conference of Law Reviews 17 Board. In addition, Sharon Ettinger returned to the Board earlier this year. We are excited about the addition of these Whittier Public Interest Law Foundation 17 dynamic individuals to our Board and know that their interests and dedication will add tremendous strength to our strategic planning. VOLUNTEERS We can all be confident of a bright future if each and every individual listed in this Honor Roll remains a watchful and Alumni Association 17 involved partner in our efforts. Thank you for being a part of the caring community that is Whittier College. Alumni Scholarship Committee 17 Sincerely, Bar Admission Ceremony 17 Board of Visitors 17 Career Services 17 Ash, Jr. POET TO POET 18
POET PARENTS: STRENGTHENING THE WHITTIER EXPERIENCE Published three times per year by the Public Relations Office, the Rock presents the people, events and issues of the Whittier College community. The Rock provides alumni and friends with The Whittier College Parents Fund has become an increasingly important Contributor to the fair and balanced coverage of the traditions, visions and issues influencing the college. The College's fund-raising efforts. Although the Parents Fund has only been in existence for three years, subject matter presented in Rock articles does not necessarily imply the Rock's or the college's the college has been encouraged by its early results. In 1991-92, 393 parents contributed over endorsement, The Rock welcomes comments from its readers. Address letters to Rock Editor, $64,000 in unrestricted gifts. Whittier College, 13406 E. Philadelphia St., Whittier, California 90608. This support says a lot: the generosity of parents is a direct reflection of their son or daughter's Rock Editor Sandra Sarr experience at Whittier. The significance of parent contributions is even greater when one considers Special EdiIioa Rock Associate Editor Lisa Isaacson Poet to Poet Editor Yuko Sakamoto Hayakawa that their unrestricted gifts will touch every child who is a part of the Whittier College community, Edilorial Aesislaito Judy Browning, Jane Burbank '67, Elizabeth Householder '92, not just their own. Farzaneh R. Mostahkami As with many liberal arts colleges, tuition only covers about 70% of the cost of educating Graphic Design GraphicType, Inc. students. Like the Annual Fund, every dollar given to the Parents Fund helps lower the cost of a Plotograpky Steven Burns, Richard Cheatham Whittier education for all. This unselfish commitment by Whittier parents is greatly appreciated. Printing Beacon Press The Horror Roll is printed on 100% recycled paper. THE CLASS OF 1962: CLASS GIVING AND WHITTIER COLLEGE RECEIVES $4.59 MILLION FLYING HIGH IN YEAR FIVE PARTICIPATION RATES IN PRIVATE SUPPORT DURING 1991-92 Just a little more than four years ago, two members of 1991-1992 Gifts and grants totaling $4,586,103 were received by Whittier College for the the class of 1962, Sandra (Steele) Butzel and Alan David- year that ended June 30, 1992. This total has been surpassed only twice: The son, decided to launch a special fund-raising campaign. Dollars Participation Class Contributed Rate record, $5.88 million, was raised in 1988-89 at the height of the campaign for the Their goal was to provide students with much needed Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts. In 1990-91, a bequest of slightly 1917 16.7% scholarships and to support Whittier's nationally recognized more than $2 million pushed that year's total to $4.87 million. 1918 faculty. We are pleased to report that Pilot Project '62 is 20.0% Two important records were set in 1991-92, however. The Annual Fund, the col- 1919 - flying high! lege's most crucial fund-raising effort, raised $1,399,438, an all-time record. Much can be said about this dynamic group of indi- 1920 - Second, expendable gifts for restricted purposes (i.e. excluding contributions to viduals made up exclusively of members of the class of 1921 80 15.4% the endowment, deferred gifts, and building gifts) also set a record with '62. Co-chairs Sandra and Alan have organized 32 hard- 1922 40 16.7% $1,049,588 received. working volunteers who are responsible for contacting their 1923 5,065 11.1% The largest portion of restricted contributions was designated for the purchase fellow classmates and urging them to make a special gift to 1924 200 9.5% of modern science equipment, one of the college's top fund-raising priorities. To the Annual Fund. 1925 1,904 42.9% meet this need, Whittier College created the Science Equipment Fund (SEF) in Starting in late 1990, Pilot Project '62 lent their support 1926 400 9.1% 1991 with an initial dollar goal of $500,000. During 1991-92, the college received to Whittier College's interest-tree Student Loan Fund, an 1927 6,651 25.4% SEF grants of $100,000 each from the Fletcher Jones Foundation, the Ralph M. important resource that helps students meet the cost of a 1928 3,378 20.0% Parsons Foundation, and a trustee. Solicitations will continue in this important Whittier education. This fund has already helped 444 stu- 1929 3,740 37.5% area with the hope to eventually establish an endowed equipment fund to provide dents. Gifts made by Pilot Project '62 were matched by a 1930 4,157 25.0% for ongoing purchases. major foundation, doubling the impact of the class contri- 1931 780 23.7% Whittier also received a grant from the National Science Foundation to connect bution. 1932 6,626 41.0% to the NSFNET, a high-speed computer network linking colleges and universities The 1992-93 year marks the final phase of this class's around the world. Access to the NSFNET will significantly improve research oppor- 1933 132,902 45.7% remarkable fund-raising opportunity. They are determined tunities for Whittier's faculty, as well as improve academic instruction on campus. 1934 25,840 47.3% to finish this campaign by adding another $30,000 to the The largest foundation grant this past year came from the James Irvine Founda- 1935 19,682 53.9% pledges they have already received for the 1992-93 year. tion. The grant, $500,000 payable over three years, is designed to assist the 1936 4,780 Whittier is very proud of their success. The entire Whit- 33.3% college in implementing its recently developed strategic plan. Specifically, it otters 1937 tier College community extends its heartfelt thanks to this 14,231 47.6% faculty incentives to enhance the teaching of introductory courses, adds a market- hardworking team! 1938 13,184 46.2% research component to the college's enrollment initiative, and provides the college 1939 10,164 42.0% with additional fund-raising capabilities. 1940 TOP 10 CLASSES 91-92 TOP 10 CLASSES 91-92 10,701 44.0% The Weingart Foundation's Student Loan Program continues to be an important *1941 by Dollars Contributed by Percent Participation 11,998 56.0% resource, enabling Whittier to provide interest-free loans to many students. The Class Dollars Class % Participation 1942 15,745 45.5% Foundation presented Whittier College with $70,030 last February, matching the 1959 $689,783 1941 56.0% 1943 39,083 48.3% amount raised from other sources for the fund during calendar 1991. Through 1958 688,566 1935 53.9% 1933 132,902 1943 48.3% 1944 5,406 38.3% June 1992, the college had raised a total of $512,610 for this important program. 1951 40,706 1937 47.6% 1945 4,995 46.6% The goal is to raise $2,413,016 for the fund by December 31, 1996, when the 1943 39,083 1934 47.3% *1946 4,857 36.1% matching opportunity ends. 1962 30,507 1945 46.6% 1947 10,803 37.3% Whittier College received an additional grant of $150,000 from the Weingart 1952 29,780 1938 46.2% Foundation to dramatically improve the operation of the Bonnie Bell Wardman 1957 26,275 1933 45.7% 1948 9,663 42.3% 1934 25,840 1942 45.5% 1949 10,982 35.2% Library. This Weingart grant will help the college begin the process of automating 1964 25,359 1955 43.0% 1950 15,862 36.4% its library. Initial work will involve converting the existing book catalog into a for- mat readable by computers. Complete library automation remains a fund-raising *1951 40,706 42.9% priority. AN ANNUAL FUND SUCCESS STORY: 1952 29,780 32.3% Whittier's development efforts were bolstered by the continued commitment of 1953 19,582 38.6% WHITTIER COLLEGE CALLING! the trustees, who contributed $791,829 this past year. While the Annual Fund 1954 14,035 31.9% received a significant portion of these gifts, trustees also supported scholarships, This year the Whittier College Annual Fund raised 1955 11,456 43.0% more than $429,000 from 3,764 alumni donors, 488 of the Weingart Loan Fund program, the Science Equipment Fund, a lecture series on *1956 10,926 39.2% whom were first-time supporters. This marks an the role of Judaism in the modern world, and countless other programs on 1957 26,275 increase over the previous year in the number of alumni 34.7% campus. donors who supported this vital fund. Why did Whittier 1958 688,566 33.9% Planned gifts continued to increase in importance to the college's overall fund- College receive increased alumni support during a year 1959 689,783 29.8% raising program. Indeed, the largest gift received by the college during the in which many colleges faced decreases? The answer 1960 6,704 33.2% 1991-92 year was a unitrust valued at approximately $1.3 million. This thoughtful can be found in the quality of the communication 1961 4,805 29.2% gift was made by Bert '59 and Sharon (Rosson) '58 Newman. between Whittier College and its alumni. 1962 30,507 19.0% Total Gifts to Whittier College At a time when daily routine communication is 1963 13,916 35.4% 6 $5.88 becoming more impersonal, more electronic, and more 1984-92 1964 25,359 17.6% computerized, Whittier College is trying to maintain the 5 (in millions) $4.87 1965 20,173 34.7% $4.45 $4.59 unique and personal relationship with its alumni that $4.06 *1966 8,974 30.8% 4 $3.87 .$4.05 began when they were students at Whittier. The Whittier 1967 9,549 31.9% College Student Phonathon program is a shining 3 example of this. 1968 9,518 32.5% $1.87 This phonathon is managed and run almost entirely 1969 8,577 27.4% 2 by current Whittier students. Student phonathon man- 1970 5,508 25.4% agers hire, train, and supervise their peers who then act *1971 6,220 24.5% as ambassadors to Whittier alumni. Although the pri- 1972 7,914 29.0% 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 mary purpose of the Student Phonathon is to raise 1973 8,261 26.7% Alumni and other %i.i Trustees Foundations, corporations unrestricted contributions for the college, the program 1974 5,601 23.4% Individuals and Consortia is a perfect opportunity for alumni to catch up on the 1975 4,365 25.9% latest campus news. Students are encouraged to talk *1976 6,312 19.2% - Annual Fund Giving 1.4 with alumni about the college rather than just "get the 1984-92 $1.306 $1.399 1977 4,271 19.9% $1.232 pledge and move on." 1.2 - (in millions) 1978 3,772 $1117 Twice each year, during the fall and spring semes- 20.0% $1007 $1009 $1066 ters, students gather for a few weeks to share Whittier 1979 5,802 28.8% 1.0 experiences and stories with alumni throughout the 1980 3,952 26.4% .8 *1981 2,362 United States. While the call may begin as a conversa- 16.2% .6 tion between two strangers, in short order the Whittier 1982 1,600 20.5% connection is made and a bond is formed. At the con- 1983 3,086 22.5% .4 clusion of the call (regardless of the outcome) the 1984 1,892 19.7% .2 good-byes are shared by two friends. 1985 1,740 18.0% The impact the phonathon program has on the *1986 1,617 14.2% 1984-85 III1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 Annual Fund is significant. Of the 3,764 alumni who 1987 2,064 19.7% made gifts in support of the 1991-92 Annual Fund, 50%- Alumni Participation 1988 1,938 16.4% 45% 2,837 (75.4%) made their gifts because of the pho- In Support of Whittier College 1989 2,093 19.9% 40% nathon. Even more impressive is the fact that of the 488 - 1984-92 1990 1,113 15.0% 35% new alumni donors, 444 of them made first-time gifts 30% - 30.2% 295% 281% 28.2% - 24.6% 257% 26.2% after speaking to a student caller. 1991 5,849 17.1% 25% 23.8% Whittier College wishes to thank all of the alumni 1992 95 1.2% 20% 15% who welcomed our telephone calls so enthusiastically, * Denotes Reunion Class Years who shared a few moments of their time with our stu- 10% 5% dents, and who responded with a pledge. ililil i l 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 HONOR ROLL - CLASS OF 1924
DONORS Mills, Mr. Garth '78 Whitaker, Dr. James 0, McDermont, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F Pacesetters Mooschekian, Mr. J. Terrence '68 Yoder, Mrs. June A. McFerran, Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Myers, Mrs. Becky Benefactors McNulty, Mr. Paul D. Dury, Dr. Carl G. PHILADELPHIANS Myers, Mr. R. Chandler Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. John A. McPeek, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Fairbanks, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Whittier College has established a Nelson, Mrs. Louise Deihl, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Michelena, Mr. Nestor A. Hanson, Dr. A. Warren very special group known as the (Schwellenbach) 52 Galbraith, Mr. C. Raymond Milbank, Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Harvey, Dr. Richard B. Philadelphians. Membership is Newman, Mrs. Sharon (Rosson) '58 Gobar, Drs. Alfred and Sally Miller, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Ibrahim, Dr. Hilmi M. limited to those alumni and friends Newman, Mr. W. D. Bert '59 Marumoto, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kittle, Mrs. Harriet E. of the college who have thoughtfully Palmer, Mrs. Marie L. (Lindahl) '42 McPherson, Dr. Harry M. Moody, Mr. and Mrs. George F McIntosh, Jr., Mr. Bedford D. made an estate commitment or have Patton, Mrs. Blanche S. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chandler Moore, Mr. Floyd S. Nelson, Mrs. Christine E. (Reel) '72 entered into a life contract with the Pawell, Mrs. Virginia (Warren) '51 Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Moorhead, Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert B. Nobert, Dr. Frances college. These friends have Peck, Mr. Byram E. Palmer, Mrs. Marie L. Mueller, Miss Jane Price, Dr. Joseph L. supported excellence in education Peden, Mr. Leonard '59 Pierno, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Muller, Dr. and Mrs. Godfrey A. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Fritz during their lifetimes and have Perry, Dr. R. James '35 Shepherd, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stryker, Mrs. Norma A. (Verdugo) '89 chosen to make ultimate gift Perry, Mr. Robert Edwin '58 Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Myer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Wadsworth, Dr. William provisions to continue their support Pierce, Miss Esther Fellows Newsom, Dr. and Mrs. W. Roy Wagner, Dr. Judith Plummer, Mr. Mike '70 Nicholson, Mrs. Ruth E. after death. Such exemplary Al, Mr. Steven C. Associates Plummer, Mrs. Sharon (Clayton) '70 Nolan, Dr. and Mrs. Charles dedication to Whittier College Anonymous Alumna '28 Arcadi, Dr. John A. '46 Pressey, Mr. Edwin '31 Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. is deeply appreciated. Arrambide, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bell, Dr. Priscilla Pressey, Mrs. Margaret (Larson) '33 Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alcorn, Mr. Max B. Ash, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. James L. Burbank, Miss Jane '67 Robinson, Mrs. Margaret L. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Allen, Mrs. Thelma V. (Sprague) '43 Ash, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cheatham, Mr. Richard B. '68 (Lautrup) '37 Pearce, Mrs. Susan Bailey, Mrs. Katie Bailey, Jr., Dr. Carlos A. deVries, Mr. Jack H. Robinson, Mr. Newton P. '37 Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Bailey, Mr. Robert Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Farmer, Mrs. Ann D. (Dahlstrom) '56 Ruxton, Mr. Edward II '44 Piani, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Barr, Mrs. Barbara (Morse) '44 Ballore, Mrs. Made Faye Furman, Dr. Wendy A. Sandison, Mr. William '53 Pomboy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Basye, Mrs. Granville Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jacobs, Mr, Dave Schroeder, Mrs. Nina (Brock) '52 Prince, Dr. and Mrs. Allan B. Belben, Mrs. E. Joanne (Brown) '34 Beeson, Dr. Roberta J. Locker, Mr. Douglas S. '79 Schulze, Mr. Don Rau, Mr. Robert H. Blackburn, Mrs. Elsa Bender, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Praetorius, Dr. H. Michael Schulze, Mrs. Ruby '84 Rhone, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Blalock, Mrs. Charlotte (Roe) '52 Bernard, Mr. Frank E. Radisich, Dr. Paula R. Scott, Mrs. Aldine (Hunter) '30 Richardson, Mrs. Shirley J. Blalock, Mr. Gerald Bewley, Mrs. Marian K. Volckmann, Dr. David Scott, Mr. Malcolm Robinson, Jr., Mr. C. W. Bond, Mrs. Winifred Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Williams, Ms. Jan M. (Galitz) Shafer, Mr. M. William '50 Robinson, Mrs. Laura Akley Booker, Mr. Michael '75 Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Shannon, Jr., Mr. E. L. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Newton P. Bradshaw, Mrs. Wanda (Gossen) '47 Blackman, Mr. Lee L. Alden, Mr. Scott Shannon, Mrs. Ruth B. Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Bray, Mrs. Barbara (Thomas) '50 Blechen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Archer, Dr. Richard L. Shapiro, Mr. C. Joel '64 Roebling, Ms. Mary G. Bush, Mrs. Kathryn (McKinney) '55 Blinde, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blackman, Mrs. Araxy E. (Ekhsigian) Small, Mr. Malcolm Chalmers Rosenberger, Dr. and Mrs. Homer G. Caldera, Mr. Manuel R. Blystone, Mr. and Mrs. F Lynn Breese, Dr. Donald H. Snyder, Mr. Larry A. '50 Ruxton II, Mr. Edward Casjens, Mr. Carlton '49 Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Browning, Mrs. Judith K. Snyder, Mrs. Zilpha K. (Keatley) '48 Sagan, Mr. Bruce Chamberlain, Mrs. Ruth M. Browning, Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cramer, Miss Deborah R. '90 Spicer, Mrs. Helen Sattler, Mr. and Mrs. George A. (Sundbye) '40 Brumby, Mr. Gary Dispas, Ms. Christine Starkey, Mrs. Beverly Saunders, Mrs. Carol I. Chester, Mr. Thomas M. '55 Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dmohowski, Mr. Joseph F Starkey, Mr. James '59 Schroeder, Mrs. Nina Christiansen, Mr. John A. '42 Burger, Ms. E. Suzanne Doody, Mr. Kevin J. Stokes, Mrs. Mariam (Swope) '40 Schultz, Mrs. LaVerna F Christiansen, Mrs. Ruth R. Butzel, Mrs. Sandra S. Gipple, Mrs. Ann A. Strain, Dr. Roy Q. '27 Scott, RAdm. and Mrs. John A. (DeVries) '42 Calderon, Senator Charles M. Goldberg, Dr. Stephen R. Swindler, Mrs. Dorothy Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey C. Claxton, Mr. Myron '40 Canton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Guthrie, Ms. Wendy J. '91 Swindler, Brig. Gen. Leland '16 Shields, Mr. Larry P. Claxton, Mrs. Nancy Carson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Hunt, Dr. David P. Tanaka, Mrs. Jean Shively, Mrs. Wilma G. Conant, Mrs. Shirley (Davis) '59 Carson, Sr., Mr. Eugene G. Ingersoll, Miss Stephanie F '91 Tanaka, Mr. Togo Shonborn, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam A. Connick, Dr. C. Milo Carter, Mr. John V. Isaacson, Ms. Lisa Tashima, Miss Marie '50 Smith, Mrs. Barbara L. Cooper, Mrs. Marcia (Hall) '68 Cauffman, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lagan, Dr. Seamus Thomas, Mr. William '57 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ElIson F Cosand, Dr. Joseph P. '36 Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lame, Dr. Charles R. Tregoe, Dr. Benjamin '51 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cross, Mr. Christopher '62 Clift, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert McBride, Dr. Michael J. Tregoe, Mrs. Jeannette Soeberg, Mrs. Dorothy Curtis, Mr. Gordon '52 Cofer, Ms. Gail Nerio, Ms. Maureen G. Tunison, Mrs. Elizabeth (Lamb) '43 Stambaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Damgaard, Mrs. Evelyn (Vawter) '52 Collins, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James F O'Brien, Dr. Philip M. '61 Vincent, Mrs. Louise Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. James E. DeNoyer, Miss Viola M. '40 Corey, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley O'Connor, Dr. Lucy A. Wilkes, Rev. 0. Magee '49 Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Dickerson, Miss G. Elizabeth '32 Cosand, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Olson, Dr. Emelie Winnburg, Mr. Frank '38 Taylor, Ms. Jean T. Dreese, Mrs. Rebecca Craggs, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Park, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Wolin, Dr. Bonnie (Orenchak) '69 Toxby, Mr. Peter (Dezember) '78 Crews, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Phillips, Mr. Gregory A. Wolin, Mr. Jonathan Treser, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dukes, Mr. Fred '47 Cross, Mr. Christopher T. Pigott, Mr. James P. '80 Tunison, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Crosser, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Pompey, Mrs. Kathleen H. Durham, Mrs. Ruth Esther Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Crow, Dr. and Mrs. John H. Reeg, Dr. Charles F (Fisher) '37 JOHN GREENLEAF Turner, Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Evans, Mrs. Peggygene Dye, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rhodes, Dr. Dallas D. WHITTIER SOCIETY Waltzer, Mrs. Jennifer A. Fazakaerly, Dr. Jack Ehlers, Mr. and Mrs. John F Robison, Rev. Klane E. Weed, Mrs. Beulah A. Fowler, Mrs. Joan Giving Levels: Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. David Shields, Mr. Gordon G. West III, Mr. George 0. Fox, Mr. George A. President's Council $10,000 or more Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Sloan, Mr. David L. White, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Benefactors $ 5,000 to $9,999 Erler III, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Smith, Ms. Donna M. Francis, Mrs. Joan Woehrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Gibbs, Mrs. Ethel Fellows $ 1,000 to $4,999 Ernenwein, Mr. Robert S. Thomas, Mrs. Kim Wood, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Eshilian, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Topjon, Mrs. Ann (Johnson) Gibbs, Mr. J. Robert '33 Members of the John Greenleaf Wulfsberg, Dr. Richard L. Ettinger, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard P Valenzuela, Mrs. Terrie Goerg, Mrs. Esther Whittier Society share a common Yocam, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. John Vick, Miss Mary Ellen Grant, Mr. Edward K. goal: to support Whittier College in its Youngquist, Mr. and Mrs. V. Richard Grasty, Mr. George Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Visser, Mr. Kenneth J. mission to provide a distinctive high Zee, Mr. lien P. Woirol, Dr. Gregory R. Gray, Mrs. Margaret (Short) '31 quality college education. These Fitzgerald, Dr. and Mrs. James P. Yocum, Dr. Glenn E. Gregory, Mr. Wilbur special friends join with the college in Flanders, Dr. and Mrs. Eric Groce, Mrs. Barbara (Ondrasik) '57 understanding the value of the Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. TRUSTEES Groce, Dr. David Ford, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Benson intellectual quest, the use of reason, Bailey, Mr. Robert G. EMERITI Guithues, Mrs. Bette Smith Forte, Ms. Kathryn M. and a respect for values. Ball, Mrs. Dolores Lautrup '33 (Kessler) '44 Fukushima, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. JGWS The support from the John Greenleaf Connick, Dr. C. Milo Hall, Mrs. Shirley Gabrellian, Mr. Sarkis Browning, Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Whittier Society helps the college Crow, Dr. John H. '64 Harding, Dr. Janie (Jones) '66 Gad, Dr. and Mrs. Shayne C. Connick, Dr. C. Milo educate students in a small college Dezember, Mr. Rayburn S. '53 Harris, Mr. Clint '34 Guirado, Hon. Edward J. Dean, Dr. John F atmosphere in the context of a Ettinger, Jr., Mrs. Richard P. Hartley, Mrs. Barbara (Baker) '46 (Deceased) Grasty, Mr. George M. diverse, friendly and caring Feinberg, Mr. Sheldon Hawkins, Miss Verda M. '38 Hall, Mrs. Janice M. Newsom, Dr. and Mrs. W. Roy '34 community. Ferguson, Mr. Douglas W. Tunison, Mrs. Elizabeth L. (Lamb) '43 Hempenius, Mr. Gerald Edward '56 Halvorson, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Findley, Mr. Gary S. '79 Higgins, Rev. Paul L. '42 It is with sincere appreciation that Hammond, Lt. Col, Robert H. Sponsors Whittier College expresses its Fusco, Mrs. John A. Hodge, Mrs. Marian Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Gobar, Dr. Alfred Nerhood, Dr. Harry gratitude to all members of the John J. '53 Holton, Mrs. Betty J. Hartley, Mrs, Barbara B. Groce, Mrs. Barbara A. Associates Greenleaf Whittier Society for their Hooper, Mrs. Nancy (Wells) '63 Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F (Ondrasik) '57 Ochse, Dr. Orpha support and friendship. Hunting, Mr. Martin Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Harris, Mr. Clinton 0. '34 Hunting, Mrs. Wanda (Stedman) '43 Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Julian I. Harris, Jr., Mr. Willard V. '55 Godfrey, Mr. John Ireland, Mrs. Caroline (Patterson) '43 1991-92 MEMBERSHIP Hathaway, Mrs. Nadine Ireland, Mrs. Caroline (Patterson) '43 Harris, Dr. Lester L. James, Dr. Lois E. '40 ROSTER Heinrichs, Dr. and Mrs. Chris N. Kewish, Mr. Wesley R. Kim, Dr. Ha-Tai Jennings, Ms. Norma President's Council Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lizarraga, Mr. David C. McEwen, Dr. Gilbert D. Jessup, Mr. Merrill G. '53 Anonymous Parents Hill, Mr. Mason L. Marshburn, Dr. Theodore F '51 Spaulding, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jordon, Mrs. Vivian (Van Hellen) '33 Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. (Deceased) Marumoto, Mr. William H. '57 Juday, Mrs. Katherine (Balden) '30 Ball, Mrs. Dolores Lautrup Hill, Mrs. Mason L. Milbank, Mr. Michael P. '65 Juday, Dr. Lynn '32 Blalock, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Hockett, Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Mr. James E. '62 CLASS OF 1917 Kegler, Mrs. Jean (Bassett) '38 Connick, Dr. C. Milo House, Dr. Howard P Myers, Mr. R. Chandler JGWS Kegler, Dr. John '38 Connick, Mrs. Genevieve C. Howard, Mrs. Dorothy B. Owens, Mr. Lee E. Marshburn, Mr. Oscar 0. Kelly, Mr. John '51 (Deceased) Howard, Dr. Leslie L. Pierno, Mr. Anthony R. '54 Kim ber, Mrs. Mary (Coffin) '18 Dean, Dr. and Mrs. John F Imparato, Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Pomboy, Mr. Richard M. King, Miss Ethel '18 Dezember, Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn S. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shannon, Jr., Mrs, E. L. CLASS OF 1918 Smith, Mr. Elden L. '62 Kinsey, Mrs. Connie Feinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Associates Taki, Mr. Tomb Kinsey, Dr. Douglas Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Jessup, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill G. Kimber, Mrs. Mary C. (Coffin) Knighton, Mrs. Marjorie (Hildreth) '34 Fusco, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson, Mrs. Penelope A. Tanaka, Mr. logo W. Kolina, Mr. Bruce '67 Grasty, Mr. George M. Juday, Dr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Tregoe, Dr. Benjamin B. '51 Kountz, Jr., Mr. William '56 Groce, Dr. and Mrs. David E. Kavinoky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trotter, Jr., Mrs. George E. '47 CLASS OF 1921 Kurth, Miss Virginia '53 Haendiges, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kehoe, Mrs. Helen M. Veloz, Ms. Roberta G. (Garrett) '57 Wood, Mr. Donald E. Johns, Mrs. Mildred (Jackson) Langston, Miss Gene '35 Harris, Mr. Clinton 0. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Webster, Mrs. Dorothea (Fouke) Larkinson, Mr. Gwendolyn (Smith) '29 Ireland, Mrs. Caroline P. Kettenbach, Mr. Michael L. Ling, Miss Carmel A. '33 Kewish, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Kiesel, Mr. Paul R. Linsky, Mr. Grant '81 Knox, Dr. and Mrs. Warren B. FACULTY, STAFF, AND Lizarraga, Mr. and Mrs. David C. ADMINISTRATION CLASS OF 1922 Lovejoy, Ms. Daunn '60 Marshburn, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore F = Kolliner, Mr. and Mrs. Max G. Gay, Mrs. Frances H. (Hipkins) Mann, Dr. David M. '64 McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Laramore, Mr. Louis F JGWS Henley, Rev. William F. Mann, Mrs. Sherrill R. (Cartt) '64 Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Laulhere, Mrs. B. M. Ash, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. James L. Marks, Mrs. Carolyn (White) '88 Newman, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bert Lauritzen, Mr. and Mrs. John Forte, Ms. Kathryn M. Marks, Dr. Robert B. Perry, Dr. and Mrs. R. James Little, Mr. and Mrs. Munson W. Gobar, Dr. Sally A. (Randall) '55 CLASS OF 1923 Howard, Dr. Leslie L. '62 McCloskey, Mrs. Verna Randolph, Dr. and Mrs. Carl L. Lorne, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas JGWS Pearce, Mrs. Susan McFarland, Mr. Lee Sewell, Mr. Alan R. Lund, Mr. Alan H. McPherson, Dr. Harry M. McFarland, Mrs. Ruth Shannon, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Macaulay, Dr. and Mrs. Francis V. Treser, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Turner, Mrs. Janet C. (Dunham) '55 McNulty, Mr. Paul D. '76 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elden L. Macias, Mr. Brian A. Hose, Mrs. Helen K. (Knudson) McPherson, Or Harry '23 Taki, Mr. Tomb Manning, Mrs. Eleanor M. Sponsors Melnik, Dr. Seymour Tanaka, Mr. and Mrs. Togo W. Maple, Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Carlyle, Mrs. Irene V. Meyer, Miss Laurel '48 Tregoe, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Mardirossian, Mr. Garo Gothold, Dr. Stephen A. '63 CLASS OF 1924 Marshburn, Mr. Oscar 0. Miller, Mrs. Jean (McWhorter) '29 Trotter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Ortiz, Mr. Martin '48 Buckmaster, Mrs. Wilma E. (Sutton) McCloskey, Dr. and Mrs. Chester M. Miller, Mrs. Mary (McGraw) '33 Veloz, Ms. Roberta G. White, Mrs. Shirley P. (Plummer) '47 Tubbs, Mrs. Ethel L. (Landreth)
Key to support groups: JGWS: $1,000 or more Sponsors: $500 -$999 Pacesetters: $250— $499 Associates: $125 —$249 CLASS OF 1925 - 41 3
Coffin, Mrs. Carol C. (Combs) Richardson, Mrs. Shirley J. (Vitt) Bennett, Mrs. Dorothy E. (Reddick) CLASS OF 1925 CLASS OF 1931 Harris, Mr. C. Richard Robinson, Mrs. Margaret L. (Lautrup) Blair, Mrs. Ruth H. (Haendiges) Sponsors Associates Hutchison, Mrs. Wren R. (Rucker) Robinson, Mr. Newton P. Boyer, Mrs. Helene Sue (vanLeersum) Morris, Mr. Roy C. Huber, Mrs. Margaret C. (Cosand) Jobe, Mr. Gail Rosenberger, Mrs. Alice M. (Martin) Chidester, Mr. Richard S. Pacesetters Ostlie, Mrs. Maribelle (Dyer) Jobe, Mrs. Ola F (Welch) Smith, Mrs. Barbara L. (Little) Doggett, Mrs. Elisabeth L. (Langdon) Compton, Mrs. Gladys I. (Foster) Layne, Mrs. Fay M. (Connell) Sponsors Doring, Miss Dorothy L. Compton, Mr. John L. Clough, Mrs. Jessie S. (Sanborn) Mangan, Mrs. Enid J. (Terpstra) Durham, Mrs. Ruth Esther (Fisher) DuPrez, Mrs. Virginia H. (Hoskins) Eckels, Mrs. Ethel D. (Koontz) Crumly, Mrs. Florence B. (Binford) Netzley, Mrs. Helen M. (McClean) Gardner, Mr. Paul H. Fobes, Mrs. Margaret H. (Hathaway) Weightman, Mr. Matthew U. Fox, Mrs. Maxine R. (Howard) Schubert, Mrs. Lois J. (Jessup) Shively, Mrs. Wilma G. (Pemberton) Gervenack, Mrs. Dora H. (Hobson) Wood, Mr. 0. Keith Associates Gearhart, Mrs. Lucile W. Pacesetters Jochimsen, Mrs. Bette M. (Elliott) (Shackelford) Spaulding, Mrs. Sarah S. (Slocum) Drury, Dr. Robert B. Johnson, Mrs. Helen F (Murchison) Girardin, Mr. Emile A. Avery, Mrs. Beatrice S. (Stanley) Votaw, Mr. Roy C. Parminter, Mr. E. Burton Martin, Mrs. Lorna McLean Kreizinger, Miss Marcella C. Bumgardner. Miss Mabel M. Mooney, Mrs. Dorothy S. (Sheets) Casper, Mrs. Marian E. (Collins) Schmidt, Mrs. Catherine G. (Grace) Behnke, Dr. Albert R. Leonhardt, Mrs. R. Betty (Charles) Morrison, Dr. Donald E. Church, Mrs. Winifred D. (Davies) Williams, Mrs. Juanita Ott Hatch, Ms. Ethel E. Lewis, Mrs. Sybil B. (Baker) Naureckas, Mrs. Alma L. (Furman) Farrar, Mrs. Evelyn H. (Hilgenfeld) Associates Lee, Ms. Mildred V Martin, Mr. J. Mark Nygaard, Mr. Hans F Moore, Mrs. Alice E. (Eckerman) Harris, Mr. Richard F Holton, Mrs. Margaret L. (Lawrence) Nygaard, Mrs. Mildred M. (Moss) Lewis, Mrs. Mary Phoebe (Foster) Hawkins, Mr. Kenneth S. Hutchison, Mr. Elvin Phillips, Mrs. Mary M. (Mead) Pryor, Mrs. Eleanor M. (McCully) Reid, Mrs. Mary Jo (Walling) Wirth, Mrs. Madeleine T. (Todd) Henke, Mrs. Margaret E. (Maurer) Jenkins, Miss Sarah J. Ritchey, Rev. William H. Hutchison, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Lowe, Mrs. Alice E. (Darling) Saville, Mrs. Nellie A. (Daniels) CLASS OF 1926 (Brewer) North, Mr. Arthur H. Sciutto, Mrs. Leila A. (Glover) CLASS OF 1932 Ormsby, Mrs. Flossie (Hoffman) Sechrist, Dr. W. T. Pacesetters Rich, Mr. Ralph D. Arns, Mrs. Norma D. (Dell) Polk, Mrs. Frances A. (Hunnicutt) JGWS Stokes, Mrs. Mary Ann (Munroe) Baker, Mr. Cecil E. Simmons, Dr. Harry 0. Bruce, Mrs. Genevieve E. (Joy) Tindill, Mr. Charles A. Hathaway, Mrs. Julian I. (Bewley) Thomson, Mr. Richard A. Bruce, Mr. Gerald E. Towner, Mrs. Nobu (Bessho) Cupp, Dr. Easter E. White, Mrs. C. V (Bayley) Castle, Mrs. Catherine H. (Henry) Yerian, Mr. Eugart W. Juday, Dr. Lynn R. Tucker, Mrs. Eleanor A. (Brooks) McDermont, Mr. Clyde F Young. Mrs. Louise H. (Hadley) Ebert, Mrs. Marion L. (Pfister) Valentine, Mrs. Evelyn B. (Cravens) Moorhead, Mr. Tolbert B. Falterman, Mrs. Margaret W. (Cook) Giffen, Mr. Bruce L. CLASS OF 1927 Pacesetters CLASS OF 1935 Hatcher, Mrs. Ellen L. (Linsley) Marron, Mrs. Frances K. (Kranz) CLASS OF 1940 JGWS JGWS Houpt, Mrs. Margaret J. (Jenkins) Robinson, Mrs. Laura Akley Patterson, Sr., Mr. Frank W. JGWS Arrambide, Mr. John L. Kugler, Mrs. Lorna Todd Clift, Mr. J. Robert Sponsors Pickering, Mrs. Mary Fae (Moffett) Robertson, Mrs. Lucy D. (Irwin) Pickering, Mr. Seth C. Kemp, Mr. Charles B. Craggs, Mr. D. E. Bogle, Mrs. Esther T. (Tomlinson) Scott, Mrs. Elizabeth C. (Carter) Templin, Mrs. Male C. (Caldwell) Perry, Dr. R. James Henderson, Mr. Donald E. Price, Miss Ruth M. Soeberg, Mrs. Dorothy P. (Petty) Shively, Mrs. Lulu M. (Mings) Associates McCloskey, Dr. Chester M. Pyle, Mrs. Randolph (Pearson) Sponsors Tebbs, Mr. Daniel D. Stephens, Mrs. Clara M. (Janeway) Balch, Mr. William C. Tebbs, Mrs. Grace H. (Price) Sponsors Bailey, Mr. J. Harold Claxton, Mr. Myron D. Pacesetters Bosio, Mr. Joseph F Wedge, Mrs. Gena (Gasponi) Nelson, Mr. Donald M. Kerr, Mrs. Carolyn H. (Holloway) Cusick, Mrs. Alice G. (Saunders) Hahn, Mrs. Mary-Virginia (Platt) Whisenhunt, Mrs. Rachel I. (Thomas) Scanlon, Mr. Charles C. Pacesetters Yerger, Mrs. Alta Mae (Magoon) Lund Klatt, Dr. Johanna E. Kranz, Mrs. Esther N. (Hamburg) Christopher, Mr. John J. Vincent, Mr. Russell P. Associates Davies, Mr. Conley M. Associates Wilson, Mr. Dean R. Bell, Mrs. Helen Jessup Dismuke, Mrs. Mabel E. (Springer) Alger, Mrs. Vera H. (Holloway) CLASS OF 1938 Woodward, Mr. Leland S. Votaw, Mrs. Roy C. (Trueblood) Heagren, Mrs. Elizabeth S. (Sawyer) Caylor, Mrs. Dorthea I. (Irwin) JGWS Pacesetters Jones, Mrs. Virginia M. (Merithew) Curran, Mrs. Leona Ott Galbraith, Mr. C. Raymond Christopher, Mrs. Madolyn E. Fink, Mrs. Wilma I. (Goe-Olsen) Maxson, Mr. John E. Draper, Mrs. Phyllis F (Follett) Hockett, Mrs. Julia (York) (McKenzie) Fisher, Mrs. Mildred C. (Dack) Mifflin, Mrs. Maxine L. (Eltringham) Draper, Mr. William C. Sponsors Cojerean, Mrs. Alice L. (Lembke) Rambaud, Ms. Emilienne Mifflin, Mr. William 0. Glasgow, Mrs. Maria-Rae (Ross) Cox, Mrs. Alva H. (Munson) Herbert, Mr. Malcolm D. Rohrbough, Mr. Stan R. Miller, Dr. Edward R. Husong, Mrs. Ethel A. (Alexander) Lingo, Mrs. Gertrude M. (Mowry) Rosenbury, Miss Dorothy E. Cox, Jr., Mr. Irving E. Pash, Mrs. Helen Kinnear (Kinnear) Phillips, Mr. Harry W. Wilson, Mr. Wayne C. Nichols, Mr. Albert C. Scott, Mrs. Louise G. (McGlenn) Triggs, Mrs. Jewel H. (Houghton) Phillips, Mrs. Mildred H. (Hatch) Temple, Mr. William B. Pacesetters Associates Troutner, Mrs. Jane M. (McMurray) Shonborn, Mrs. Frances A. Bullock, Mr. Ralph (Kingston) Arthur, Mrs. Joy F (Fossum) Bateman, Mrs. Ruth R. (Railsback) Cooper, Jr., Mr, Charles E. Swain, Mrs. Margaret A. (Mortensen) DeMoulpied, Mrs. Alice A. CLASS OF 1928 Ekholm, Mrs. Margaret B. (Brewster) CLASS OF 1933 Takahashi, Mrs. Ruth Y. (Fukushima) (Pemberton) Hawkins, Miss Verda M. JGWS JGWS Elkinton, Mr. Robert H. Kegler, Mrs. Jean B. (Bassett) Anonymous Alumna Ball, Mrs. Dolores Lautrup Berger, Mrs. Elsie M. (Beckwith) Fertig, Mrs. Nelle R. (Shuler) Kegler, Dr. John D. Guirado, Hon. Edward J. Moorhead, Mrs. Virginia K. (Keasbey) Buchanan, Mrs. Lucile Pease Fertig, Dr. Norman R. Wicker, Mr. Monte (Deceased) Rockwell, Mr. Robert F Chambers, Miss Ruth E. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Dorothy L. Pacesetters Sponsors Chisler, Mr. George F Associates Houghton, Mrs. Jean (Merritt) Smith, Mrs. Lyle S. (Schroeder) Krueger, Mr. Howard E. Fantz, Mrs. Ruth E. (Olston) Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Pfeiffer Kennedy, Mr. Donald L. Associates Valle, Mrs. Adella H. (Hayes) Gaudio, Dr. Joseph E. DeMoulpied, Mr. Richard A. Reese, Mr. Robert B. Ockerman, Mr. J. Philip Wineinger, Mr. Eugene 0. Barmore, Mrs. Miriam P. (Pearson) Pacesetters Hannon, Mrs. Henry E. (Coppock) Hoisington, Mr. Homer R. Schaub, Mrs. Audrey N. (Nalewaja) Wineinger, Mrs. Margaret N. Cosand, Mr. Paul K. Bewley, Dr. Fred W. Hooper, Mrs. Ruth E. (Irwin) Sinatra, Jr., Mr. Frank (Nicholson) Rexroth, Mrs. Melva W. (Wildman) Gibbs, Mr. J. Robert Jenkins, Ms. Marian Winnburg, Mr. Frank E. Groom, Mr. Claude A. Kendle, Mr. Charles B. Angelsen, Mrs. Isabel M. Clevenger, Mrs. Louise C. (Holton) Krueger, Jr., Mr. William F Kettler, Mrs. Phyllis P. (Plummer) Baldwin, Mrs. Margaret E. (Myers) (McCormac) Cooney, Mr. Arthur B. Associates Estep, Mrs. Irene (Compton) McAlister, Mrs. Carol N. (Nelson) Clark, Mrs. Joyce Brown Baker, Mr. Richard E. Corwin, Mr. Ralph G. MacRill, Mrs. Mary M. (McMurray) McAlister, Mr. William V Clemens, Mrs, Virginia R. (Reed) Barmore, Mr. Ralph A. Goldman, Mr. Max L. Millican, Mrs. Mary H. (Hurt) McElfresh, Mr. Samuel E. Corneliussen, Mrs. Virginia G. Bly, Mrs. Dorothy D. (Day) Netzley, Mr. Byron L. Titzell, Mrs. Jayne C. (Cunningham) Nabors, Mrs. Dorothy M. (Davidson) (Garretson) Brunson, Mr. Edward R. Stevens, Mr. Virgil C. Webster, Mrs. Doris B. (Bayard) Shepley, Mr. Joseph N. Dahlitz, Mr. Walter M. Cooter, Mrs. Edith P (Jordan) Siegmund, Mr. Carl F Ebermayer, Mrs. Harriett C. (Cooper) Crossan, Dr. Robert D. Atwill, Mrs. Mary D. (Dixon) Smith, Mrs. Margaret C. (Cederquist) Galbraith, Mrs. Virginia B. (Ball) Davis, Mrs. Ruth W. (Wilson) CLASS OF 1929 Bennett, Mrs. Elizabeth M. (Millard) Sowers, Mrs. Edward F (Price) Hughes, Mrs. Margaret 0. (Bennett) Gardner, Mr. Stephen A. Brown, Ms. A. R. (Rengler) JGWS Spencer, Mrs. Grace R. (Raffety) Hutchison, Mrs. Gayle M. (Olson) Gilmore, Mrs. Willa W. (Winston) Dillon, Mr. Charles H. Joyce, Mrs. Lois H. (Hunnicutt) Halvorson, Mrs. Anna S. (Henderson) Taylor, Mr. Robert H. Gould, Mrs. Miriam L. (Pickett) Farnham, Mr. Bob M. Joyce, Mr. Maurice H. Halvorson, Mr. Morgan Graves, Mrs. Anita T. (Tarr) Fletcher, Mrs. Theodora M. (Mann) Kane, Mrs. Ardith H. (Lowe) Kehoe, Mrs. Helen M. (Metcalf) Hoskins, Mr. Calvin J. Hultgren, Mrs. Teresa W. (Wood) CLASS OF 1936 Landon, Mrs. Sibyl H. (Hofstetter) Hughes, Mr. LeRoy W. Pacesetters Jones, Mrs. Imogene S. (Sproule) JGWS Marshburn, Rev. 0. Ellis Jaissle, Mr. Arthur Flanders, Mrs. Lillian (French) Jordan, Mrs. Vivian A. (VanHellen) Cosand, Jr., Dr. Joseph P. Martin, Jr., Mr. Guy M. Jaissle, Mrs. Genevieve T. (Townsend) Flanders, Dr. Maxwell Keller, Miss Ethel E. Howard, Mrs. Dorothy B. (Metcalf) Mealey, Mrs. Leona L. (Lehmer) Kennison, Mrs. Geraldine H. (Hill Wildman, Mrs. Eleanor L. (Marshall) Kingsbury, Mr. Ralph L. Ott, Mr. Frank H. Moolick, Dr. Charles J. Thomson) Williams, Ms. Olive E. Kishbaugh, Mrs. Lila W. (Wing) Sponsors Rees, Mr. Horace S. McElfresh, Mrs. Thelma (Lucas) Associates Leck, Mr. Fred D. Smeds, Mrs. Helen T. (Thomas McGuckin, Mrs. Ruth (KuIp) Biggers, Mrs. Catherine (Nanney) Adams, Mrs. Lois W. (Warner) Ling, Ms. Carmel A. Nelson) Mechikoff, Mr. Alex V. Gardner, Mrs. Hazel (Hayes) Adams, Mr. Russell H. Pohlman, Mrs. Jessie E. (Hyans) Spencer, Mrs. Anna E. (Johnson) Nanney, Prof. Herbert B. Haendiges, Mrs. Doris N. Sweeney, Mrs. Adelaide M. (Rasin) Pacesetters Sternbach, Mrs, Thelma L. O'Keefe, Mrs. Edith E. (Drake) (Wheatland) Taylor, Mrs. Theodora M. Imai, Mrs. Michi B. (Bessho) (Jennings) Pew, Mrs. R. Louise (Partridge) Phelan, Mr. Thomas J. (Christiansen) Parminter, Mrs. Katherine B. (Bandy) Stover, Mrs. Catherine S. (Steele) Post, Mr. Robert C. Pickering, Mrs. Nyra H. (Hagen) Thomas, Mr. M. J. Pos, Mrs. Vera H. (Wicked) Willard, Mrs. Dorothea M. (Minor) Scott, Mr. Winston L. Snow, Mrs. Myrtle 0. (Osmund) Wunder, Mrs. Phyllis V. (Lehman) Associates Woodnutt, Mr. William L. Smith, Mrs. Susanna S. (Strickler) Gibbs, Mrs. Roxie Willis Stanley, Rev. Richard B. Cox, Mrs. Esther W. (Wilkie) Kenworthy, Mrs. Margaret S. Stokes, Mrs. Mariam S. (Swope) Cross, Mrs. Elsie May (Pridham) CLASS OF 1934 (Shumard) CLASS OF 1939 Sundin, Mrs. Dorothy Dill Hill, Miss Faith R. JGWS Wood, Mrs. Laurette M. (Meller) JGWS Whitehair, Mrs. Jane E. (Edwards) Lenhart, Mrs. Elizabeth E. (Grove) Harris, Mr. Clinton 0. Bishop, Mr. Gene M. Willmarth, Mrs. MaryBeth (Myers) Miller, Mrs. Ruth M. (Otterman) Kemp, Mrs. Regina D. (Dunkin) Chisler, Mrs. Ruth A. (Burton) Bishop, Mrs. Rose F (Frank) de Noyer, Miss Viola M. Reece, Mrs. Marjorie B. (Bure) Newsom, Dr. and Mrs. W. Roy Cogswell, Mr. John P. Fukushima, Mr. Paul S. Rosenberger, Dr. Homer G. Davenport, Miss Eleanore Hockett, Mr. William Youngquist, Mr. V Richard CLASS OF 1941 CLASS OF 1930 Fink, Mrs. Adaline A. (Allen) Nicholson, Mrs. Ruth E. (Smith) Sponsors Garrett, Mr. Malcolm H. Robinson, Jr., Mr. C. W. JGWS JGWS Belben, Mrs. E. Joanne Dale (Brown) Harmon, Mrs. Virginia H. (Hoefer) Sponsors Canton, Mr. Ray T. House, Dr. Howard P. lngrum, Mr. Emmett W. Hughes, Mrs. Margaret L. (Henry) Akers, Mr. J. Robert Clift, Mrs. Olive C. (Chandler) Juday, Mrs. Katherine L. (Balden) Simmons, Mr. Fred J. Jacobs, Mr. Ross E. Mazzone, Mrs. Lucie M. (Oldham) Collins, Jr., Mr. James F Pacesetters Neff, Mrs. Amy Lou (Wildman) Hammond, Lt. Cot. Robert H. Valla, Mr. F Louis Pacesetters Sugahara, Mrs. Yone R. (Kuwahara) Pacesetters Saunders, Miss Elizabeth E. Hartman, Mrs. Mary Ellen (Perry) Kranz, Mr. Charles T. Simmons, Mrs. Mary R. Destro, Mrs. Alice H. (Higley) Hartman, Mr. Robert F Glover, Mrs. H. Elizabeth (Rees) Kridler, Mr. Raymond A. (Chamberlain) Fukushima, Dr. David K. Henderson, Mrs. Annabell I. (Richter) Krueger, Mrs. Evelyn J. (Johnson) Schneider, Rev. Everett C. Smith, Mrs. Helen Banks Gardner, Mrs. Frances (Gunn) Olney, Miss lone M. Sponsors Sowers, Mr. Norman J. Griffith, Mr. W. Lee Associates Philippi, Mr. Richard I. Bronner, Dr. Edwin B. Anderson, Mrs. Lois B. (Patterson) Tompkins, Mrs. Velma I. (Neely) Associates Coffin, Mr. Joseph H. Simmons, Mrs. Camilla V (Vincent) Dallas, Ruth I. Guptill, Mr. Perl N. Westley, Mrs. Katherine G. (Gray) Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy E. (Essley) Ridenour, Mrs. Irma M. (Meyer) Gordon, Mrs. Carol (Collins) Pacesetters Associates CLASS OF 1937 Ockerman, Mrs. Doris M. (Mead) Berger, Mr. Edward Hoyal, Mr. James G. Castll, Mrs. Alice M. (Myers) JGWS Patterson, Mr. William H. Bixby, Mr. Paul M. Lion, Mrs. Jane E. (Tregay) Enders, Mrs. Terrace L. (Schafer) Bailey, Jr., Dr. Carlos A. Powers, Mr. Philander Bloomer, Mrs. Leona M. Lion, Mr. William F Greenlee, Mrs. Amelia M. (Martin) Maple, Mrs. Barbara D. (Dawson) Sydnor, Mr. Thurston E. (Mendenhall) Tidd, Dr. Robert C. Semans, Dr. Hubert H. Maple, Mr. Earl W. Vey, Mrs. Georgiana S. (Stacy) Van Dyke, Mrs. Katharine S. (Stewart) Ott, Mrs. Dorothy (Baker) Axworthy, Mrs. Ruth V (Vail) Welch, Mr. Harold R. Van Verst, Mrs. Emily J. (Rannow) Perry, Mr. J. Edward Beagle, Mr. Frank A. Wilson, Mr. Carl R.