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i CTOBER BORLESKE 15. STADIUM ~i/ J955 HOMECOMING -- 1955
To the parents, relatives, and friends of students and to the many Alumni of Whitman College, the students and faculty of Whitman extend a hearty "Welcome" to our Homecoming of 1955. We hope that you have enjoyed attending your class reunions, greeting old friends, your luncheon at Prentiss Hall, watching the colorful Homecoming Parade, and above all, we hope that you will enjoy tonight's football game between Whitman and Eastern Wash ington. If this is your first visit to Whitman, we hope that you have had an opportunity to become acquainted with our campus, students and administra tion. If you're an old hand at Homecoming, we welcome you back and hope that you will continue to come back every year.
As part of tonight's half-time activities, Miss Deena Tumblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tumblin, will be crowned as an honorary Majorette of the W esternettes, Whitman girl's drill team. Mrs. Tumblin, better known as "Ruby", is the beloved fountain manager at the Student Union Building. Our sincerest welcome and congratulations, Deena.
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WHITMAN'S 1955 SCHEDULE
Sept 24 ...... Central Washington at Ellensburg (26-7} * Oct. 1 ...... Pacific University at Walla Walla (13-12} * Oct. 8 ...... Willamette University at Salem (0-10} Oct. 15 ...... Eastern Washington at Walla Walla Oct. 22 ...... Eastern Oregon at Walla Walla * Oct. 29 ...... Linfield College at McMinnville * Nov. 5 ...... Lewis & Clark University at Walla Walla * Nov. 12 ...... College of Idaho at Caldwell * Northwest Conference Games 1955 WHITMAN c:OLLEGE ROSTER
*** No. Player Year Exp. Position Ht. Wt. Home 86 Alsip, John Fr. 0 E 6-3 185 Nampa, Ida. 85 Beck, Everett Jr. 2 E 6-0 175 Walla Walla 71 Beegle, Robert So. 0 G 6-0 185 Midland, Calif 42 Bellows, Gil Jr. 2 Q 6-0 165 Seattle, Wash. 22 Bird, Dave So. I B 5-11 168 Bellevue, Wash. 78 Clark, Phil So. 1 T 5-11 180 Stockton, Calif. 70 Collins, Robert Fr. 0 B 5-9 165 Edmonds, Wash. Corr, John Fr. 0 B 5-11 170 Seattle, Wash. 61 Deebach, Tom Jr. 0 Q 6-0 170 Edmonds. Wash. 88 Fowler, Gary Sr. 3 E 6-1 185 Boise, Ida. 41 Garrett, Tom So. 1 B 6-0 170 Berkeley, Calif. 77 Grant, Bill Fr. 0 T 6-1 187 Prescott, Wash. 68 Hansen, Ted Jr. 2 G 5-9 195 Greenacres, Wash. Hedman, Woody Fr. 0 B 6-1 155 Vashon Island, Wash. 75 Holtz, Warren So. 1 E 6-1 205 Seattle, Wash. 51 Jentzsch, Al Fr. 0 C 6-2 185 Walla Walla 36 Johnson, Ken Jr. 2 B 6-1 190 Edmonds, Wash. 87 Kaiser, Zybby So. I E 6-1 190 Los Angeles, Calif. 50 Langdon, Vic Fr. 0 C 5-11 180 , Waitsburg, Wash. 69 Lodmell, Dean Sr. 3 C 6-0 190 Walla Walla 40 Lutcher, Larry Jr. 0 B 5-8 155 Milton-Freewater, Ore. 76 Mack, Larry Sr. 2 T 6-0 185 Spokane, Wash. 62 McBride, Dick Fr. 0 G 5-11 175 Walla Walla 79 Mills, Pete Jr. 1 T 6-3 225 Edmonds, Wash. 21 Muller, Walden Fr. 0 B 5-9 170 Walla Walla 84 Newton, Ed So. I E 6-1 180 Jo3eph, Ore. 10 Stoller, Phil Fr. 0 Q 5-9 160 Walla Walla 30 Strawick, Roger Sr. 3 B 5-9 155 Spokane, Wash. 24 Sullivan, George So. 1 B 5-11 178 Walla Walla 64 Tielle, Phil Sr. 2 G 5-10 180 Seattle, Wash. 60 Urban. Roland Jr. 0 B 5-8 153 Boise, Ida. 74 Weitz, Lorn Jr. 1 T 6-2 215 Walla Walla 67 Wood, Frank So. 1 G 6-0 205 Waitsburg, Wash. EASTERN WASHINGTON
Probable Starting Lineup
10 Ron Sperber_ ------LE 29 Les Greear______LT 28 Jack CoUins ______LG 11 Don Anderson ______C 12 Gary Smith______HG 13 George Smith ______RT 5 Bob Lambert ______RE t SAVAGE SQUAD Fl 1,. TE RS o8ACC0 C. • 1 Foster, Q 18 Elmore, E & M £ S 2 Sullivan, H 19 Myers, H 4 Nance, C 20 Van Dinter, H 5 Lambert, E 22 Huston, F 6 Sherwood, Q 24 Robertson, E 7 Richardson, H 25 Wolford, T 10 Sperber, E 26 Mortensen, f 11 Anderson, C 28 Collins, G 12 Smith, Gary, G 29 Greear, T 13 Smith, George, T 30 Hollenbeck, C 14 Chandler, E 31 Lynn, T 15 Orey, G 32 Chandler, T 16 Rasmussen, H 33 Greco, T 17 Schafer, G T I S I S I T ! L&M has the purest and best filter your lips ever touched ... the pure, white Miracle Tip. What's more, L&M gives you a rich, good tasting, and fully satisfying smoke. No wonder smokers every- where say, "L&M's got everything!" llM _ Amerie3:s Best Filter Cigarette! WHITMAN COLLEGE Probable Starting Lineup 88 Gary Fowler ______LE 76 Larry Mack ______LT 64 Phil Tjelle ______LG 69 Dean Lodmell ______C 68 Ted Hansen ______RG 78 Phil Clark ______RT 85 EvBeck ______RE 42 Gil Bellows ______Q 24 George Sullivan ---- ·------______LH 41 Tom Garrett ------___ RH 36 Ken Johnson ______F * MISSIONARY SQUAD 21 Muller, B 67 Wood, G 22 Bird, B 68 Hansen, G p.c,CO CO· 24 Sullivan, B 69 LodmelL C ,.,r(ERS ;oB LIGGETT & 30 Strawick, B 70 Collins, B 33 Stoller, Q 71 Beegle, G 36 Johnson, B 74 Weitz, T 40 Lutcher, B 75 Holtz, E 41 Garrett, B 76 Mack, T 42 Bellows, Q 77 Grant, T 50 Langdon, C 78 Clark, T 51 Jentzsch, C 79 Mills, T 53 Brown, B 84 Newton, E 60 Urban, B 85 Beck, E 61 Deebach, Q 86 Alsip, E 62 McBride, G 87 Kaiser, E 64 Tielle, G 88 Fowler, E Only Chesterfield is Made the Modern Way-with Acea.Rat/ Today-discover for yourself what modern science can do to increase your cigarette enjoyment! Try Chesterfield -the cigarette made the modern way .. . measurably smoother- .•. cooler ..• best for you! 1955 EASTERN WASHINGTON ROSTER *** No. Player Position Height Weight 11 Anderson, Don ...... C ...... 5-10 ...... 165 14 Chandler, Leo ...... E ...... 6-1 ...... 165 32 Chandler, Max ...... T ...... 6-4 ...... 225 28 Collins, Jack ...... G ...... 6-0 ...... 197 18 Elmore, Dick ...... E ...... 6-0 ...... 175 l Foster, George ...... Q ...... 5-8 ...... 144 33 Greco, Paul ...... T ...... 6-2 ...... 240 29 Greear, Les ...... T ...... 6-3 ...... 208 30 Hollenbeck, Dick ...... C ...... 5-10 ...... 190 22 Huston, Dick ...... F ...... 5-9 ...... 202 5 Lambert, Bob ...... E ...... 6-0 ...... 170 31 Lynn, Jack ...... T ...... 6-0 ...... 215 26 Mortensen, Keith ...... F ...... 6-0 ...... 182 19 Myers, Clark ...... H ...... 6-0 ...... 17 4 4 Nance, Bill ...... C ...... 6-0 ...... 171 15 Orey, Ralph ...... G ...... 5-11 ...... 195 16 Rasmussen, Myron ...... H ...... 6-0 ...... 193 7 Richardson, Wayne ...... H ...... 5-11 ...... 163 24 Robertson, Jim ...... E ...... 6-5 ...... 195 17 Schafer, Lawrence ...... G ...... 6-0 ...... 181 6 Sherwood, Dan ...... Q ...... 5-10 ...... 160 12 Smith, Gary ...... G ...... 6-2 ...... 191 13 Smith, George ...... T ...... 6-1 ...... 193 10 Sperber,Ron ...... E ...... 5-10 ...... 187 2 Sullivan, Ron ...... H ...... 5-6 ...... 155 20 Van Dinter, Dewey ...... H ...... 5-10 ...... 168 25 Wolford, Bob ...... T ...... 6-0 ...... 190 THE STUDENTS OF WHITMAN COLLEGE EXPRESS THEIR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING LOYAL BOOSTERS * Blue Mountain Television Mel Kight, Insurance Cable Corp. Huntington-Cummings, Inc. Thrifty Drug Fertilizer Horton's Lunch Sherwood & Roberts, Inc. Sporleder's Mens Stylists Ernie Dohnert, Distributor The McGee's Tidewater Associated Oil Co·. ConsoHdated Freightway's Inc. Gardner's General Office Su~ply Co. Paul Lutton's Pharmacies Jim Huntington Walla Walla Produce Pantorium Cleaners College Barber Shop Walla Walla Motor Supply Geo. . R. Malcolm Co., Insurance Melcher-Ray Machinery Co. Drumheller Company Scotty Cummins Athletic Supply Keith Soper-Phillips "66" Wade's Clothing For Men Jacky & Fiedler Flowers Shep's Smoke Shop Clark's Book Store Soper's Leather Goods Val Jensen's Garden City Furniture The Corner Myron Jacobson Scotty's Men's Shop E. "Chuck" Mardis, Contractor Walla Walla Drug Ideal Cleaners Jackson Motor Co. Marcus Whitman Garage Teague Motor Co. Martin Roofing Co. Hart's Smart Footwear Schneller Optical Co. Pete's Sport Shop F. W. Woolworth Co. Davis-Kaser's Walla Walla Union-Bulletin LUCKIES '.ASTE BETTER Cleaner, Fresher, Smoother! @A. T Co. PROQUCT OF ~ ,~n y~ AMERICA'S LEADING MANUFACTURER OF CIGARETTES USE YOUR BILL HATCH GO SAVAGES! Sporting Goods FIRSTBANK CARD Specialists FOR ATLAS TIRES Sporting Goods Gibson's Everything for the Sportsman THRIFTWAY Sherm's Enco S. 11 Howard RI 7-2127 1011 First Cheney Service Spokane 723 First Cheney CHENEY CHENEY The GRAIN REALTY CO. PINE SHED For RESTAURANT GROWERS REAL ESTA TE NEEDS Open 24 Hours INC. 403 First and 11 G Street 235-6500 Cheney Cheney Forest Room A New Dining Experience! STEAKS SEAFOOD Ratcliffe Hardware FRIED CHICKEN Maytag - Westinghouse Breakfast Lunch Zenith TV Dinner SALES•- AND SERVICE Dinner and Dancing in the Since 191 I Trustworthy Ponderosa Room Phone 235-6238 HARDWARE Parking in Rear Cheney 317 First Cheney N. 1801 Division Rest & Sleep See Us for Your "In the Pines" ATHLETIC NEEDS Pinehurst N. 427 MONROE ST. Motel SPOKANE, 1502 First WASHINGTON 235-4498 Cheney FA 7-3319 CHENEY CHENEY BUILDING SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT HOME OWNED STORE FOR YOUR Norm Hove 1404 First Street CLOTH! G NEEDS 235-6243 Cheney, Washington -12 - Whitworth Colleqe Roster Ht. Wt. Age Yr. Hometown He-. Tim QB 5'11" 1 '9 19 ,o. G. Prep, pokane 11 Pe lY, Denru QB 6'0'' 1 4 1, Fr. San Jo e. Calif. CHENEY'S 12 Luher, Al QB 6'1" 175 18 o. hadle, Spokane '.!1 Li\'in,..,. ton, Walt HB 5'11" 173 1.? Fr. Fair Oaks, Calif. urh~. Ken HB 5'11" 1'3 1' Fr. \', pokane. 25 Fou. t te,·e E 6'3'' 175 18 Fr. Bonners Ferry, Idahc- finest 3-l :'IIcLennan. Ken HB 5'11" 193 22 Jr. Port oquitlam, B. C. 3.5 B bt.>, Roger HB 5'"'' 170 21 Jr. \\Y, pokane 36 Laughary, Harry HB 6'1" 190 20 Jr. hadle. pokane 39 Hardan, Wayne HB 5'10" 1 0 20 o. lead, pokane New Homes 41 Baumgartner. O1ri E 5'9" 163 1 Fr. Pro-ser 12 Reinbold, Doug FB 5'11" 20J 1' Fr. Davenport 5-1 Ja b!';On. Larry HB 5•:-i·• 19J 19 o. Sandpoint, Idaho -15 \\'illian1 . Sam HB 5'9" 1,2 1' o. La Jolla, Calif. 50 Bri to,,. Tom C 6'6" 236 21 Inglewood, Calif. Are Built 51 Hancock, Jim G 5'9" 19:J 19 CV, pokane 5:, Elliott. Pete E 6'1" 192 25 Jr. Charlotte, N. C. 5, Bell Gerry G 6'0" VO 1, Fr. eattle by 6.1 Blanchard. Terry . G 6'0" 200 20 Jr. ealtle fi5 :'\lrDougall. Ken G 5·9·• 195 1 Fr. CV, Spokane 66 Ray Cm~ _ T 6'2'' 199 1 Fr. Tacoma 67 Griffith, Tom . .. G 6'2" 215 20 r. C, Spokane 60 \'aliquette, Art G 6'0" 196 1 Fr. LC , Spokane HARGREAVES 6 :'llizer. 0a\'c T G'0" 205 19 So. cdro Woolley 74 \\'ard. John T 6'1" 22 21 r. Inglewood, Calif. 75 Ludwi~. John T 6'4" 220 19 So. Rogers. Spokane 76 D kc>nback, John T 6'1" 207 20 Sr. Santa Barbara, Calif. N. 3rd and 77 Carr, i\Iike ..T 5'11" 238 20 Jr. Yakima 79 Cantrell, Ron G 6'1'' 225 22 Sr. Oak Harbor ' '.\Iundinger, :\lark E 5'11" 1 2 20 Jr. Omak N. 4th Streets '3 oliday. Chuck E 6'3" 190 21 Jr. Mead, Spokane '4 Beall, Tom E 6'3" 177 19 o. hadle, Spokane 'j • human. Jerry HB 5'11" 195 21 Sr. Modesto, Calif. 'ti Wightman, Reg . E 6·o·· 201 22 r. Port Moody, B. C. 7 L<.--e, John ...... E 6'1'' 180 21 Jr. Granada Hills, Calif. STARLITE "OFFICIAL WATCH FOR THIS GAME - LONGIN ES - THE WORLD 'S MOST HONORED WATCH" MOTEL CHUCK DAVIS , Mgr. 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