The Nautilus - 1947 by Grays Harbor College

c!lhe nautilus 1947

{)rays

Uarbor College

Oforeword Let this, memor y book

the 1947 Nautilus, and

yeur

record

be your

of days at

Gray s Harbor College. I t has been the desire of the staff to

r ec o rd

t hi s

year book s ma l l r e 足

membrances o f var ious phases of our school life,

the c la s ses,

activ ities and ath足

leti cs. Our w ith

p u r po s e ha s been

the thou ght that

strengthen ed

we have had

the

privilege of workin g on the first Nautilus in several years and with the hope that our

meager

ef f o r t s

can

ser ve a s

some

inspiration for the continuation of annual p ub li cati o n s at

Grays Harbor

Col lege.

It is with a sincere desire for these end s t hat book,

we c ompo se and

publish

T h e Nauti l us f or 1 9 4 7 .

this

0ean ďż˝ message

STUDENTS OF I

G RAYS

pleased

HA RBOR

COL LEGE:

to have this

opportunity

words of greeting and good wishes The

College

now

completing

write

these

you.

its

seve nteenth year-Â

We all rejoice that the

soon we shall be out of our teens.

year has been one of progress marked by the Colle-ge's biggest enrollment, number of

its

largest faculty,

cour se

cons iderably

and a revival

offer ings,

program of extracurricular activities. fa _c i1 i ti es

n d ac commod ati ons,

inconveniences,

e ncouraging

enrolled

purpo sefulnes s the days has

been

increased extensive

spite of limited

1 arge c 1 ass es ,

a nd other

s m al l

yo ung

people

are prepar in g for

regret that

a nd

of the

has been the character

this year,

who

ahead. so

we have had a good year.

Espec ially students

too

the

hope that

ability and

important places in

num ber

year

young

there

women

w il l be

mo re in attendance to add more beauty and charm and vivacity to the life of " of

Man's

a college's

lies ahead of as

rich

the college community.

character

is his

destiny" --and

student body is its destiny. Grays

Harbor

College.

the character A

great future

Ma y your tomorrow s

in the fulfillment of today's

promise.

G eorge Allen Odgers,

D ean

Classes

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MR S . MISS

ANN E

H IL L - -M .A .- En g 1 i s h .

EDWARD and

H O L EY --M.A. -En g l is h .

E DW A R D MRS. MARION C . retarial

BLAND--M .B.A.-Se c

Science

and

Business

and

ROBERT S.

M A R IE

P h y si cal

Ed u cation.

Ad a nd

COR A

S M IT H- - M . S c . - So c ial

S ci en ce

m inistration. MRS .

COWLES- -B.Sc. -Chemistry

German.

SEAMONS--B.A.-Mathematics

Physics.

O DG ER S--B. S c . A L F R ED

Bursar.

H I L LI E R - - M .A.-S o c ial

Sciences and Librarian. MISS

BLANCHE

A. GRAFF-M.Sc.-Biology.

(Not Pictured) M I SS

M A RY

English and MRS.

RUTH

CAR L A.

M A TH EWS ON -- M .A . RALPH E. DEVER--Printing .

Spee ch.

CROASDILL--Recorder.

J 0 HNS 0 N--B. Sc . -Eng ineer in g

Drawing .

ministration and Secretarial Science. CARL

MISS

VERNIE

MRS.

FOLEY-- M .A.-Ho m e

Ed . Ee.

ARLINE G ENTIS--B.Sc.-Phy. Ed. HAROLDYN

HJELME R VICK--B.A. -

French.

QUIEN--A utomobile Mechanics.

A U BR E Y

MISS

GORDON F. SIMMONS--Ed.B.- Business Ad

FA I R B A I RN -- P hy s i ca 1

J 0 HN

MISS

S CHMI DT-- E d .B.-Ma t h e

matics.

MAYME

CHARLES 6

HOLLAN--B.S.-Art.

F. SEMANCIK--B.Sc.-Phy . Ed.

Sophomore <9//icers FIRST

SECOND

SEMESTER

Presiden t ---------------- ----WILLIAM EATON

President------------------IOBERT CHARETTE

Vice Presiden t--------------RAYMOND MATICH

Vice President-------------------KARL KUNZ

S ecretary-----------------WILLOMA ERICKSON

Secretary----------------------ALVA BROOKS

Treasurer------------------WILLIAM CLEMONS

T reasurer------------------ WILLIAM CLEMONS

Sgt.

Sg t.

At.

Arms -----------------NO RMAN SMITH

At.

Arm s-----------------NO RMA N SMITH

8ophomores JACK

GUD GER

W e a th erwax;

Engi nee r i ng

C lu b 2 .

JOSEPH G E ORGE San

FUQUAY

Montesano;

H A R RI S

Phi

Theta

Kappa

Bernardino.

MARY NORMAN

Weatherwax;

FORSLUND

We a th e rw a x ;

HENDERSON

DOROTHY JACK

Montesano;

H a r bor

tori a n

Phi

Knights 2;

Th e t a

Kappa

His足

Phi

1,-2,

Tyee 2,

Rho

1,2 .

Kappa

Vice

Pres.

Nauti 1 us

Timberline

Phi

1,2,

Treas.

Vice Pres.

1,2, 2;

ASGHC See足

St a f f

E d ito r

1,2.

HURD

Hoquiam.

DWIGHT

CLIFFORD

m i s si o n e r

Baseball 2.

Christian Kappa 2.

FUQUAY

Mon te s an o; shipman

Engi nee r s

Fraternity

HILLIE R

Weatherwax;

ALLEN

Weatherwax;

JAMES

Nu Beta

Theta

r et ar y 2 ;

E D GAR

De 1 t a

GUDGER

Weatherwax;

HARRIS

Pre s .

A 1 ph a

Phi Delta 2.

C 1 ub 2 ;

Mi d -

1. 8

A S GH C

For e n sic s

D e b a te

Association 2;

Com足

S tu d e n t Phi

Theta

8op/wmores NORMAN SMITH Marysvi l le; sociation , Sgt.

S t u de n t

Pres.

Chr i stian

As足

Sophomore C lass

Ar m s 2.

FRANCIS

WILLIAMS

Weatherwax; ROBE RT Elma;

SMITH

Nautilus

FRANK

Staff,

Ar t

Editor

Vi ce Pres.

CAULEY

ASGHC

RUTH

m an

SAURAGE Al pha

Weatherwax;

Pr e s .

m i s si o n er

Delta

ASGHC

Rho

1,2,

S o cial

C om-

1, 2,

Nu Beta Phi

Gale n

S tu de n t

Society

Ch r i st ian

1,2,

Pep

S q u ad

Pres.

Class Vi ce Pres.

Alpha

Delta

S TROM

Hoquiam;

SMITH

Alpha

Social Com m issioner 2;

AILEEN

Weatherwax; Delta Rho

Kappa

TALLEY

W ea t herwax;

Weatherwax.

V i ce

Treas.

Pres.

Vi ce Pres .

AUDREY

M AKI

DO LORES

The t a

Association .

Weatherwax. OSCAR

Vi ce

1,2,

Phi

Alpha Delta Rho 2.

R ho

Fresh足

8op/wmores R OBERT

CHARET TE

Weatherwax; more Class 2;

Phi

ASGHC Pres.

Delta 2;

Pres.

D ALE CARL SON

Sopho足

Weatherwax;

H arbor Knights

Debate 2.

RALPH DALE H oquiam; ship man

Club

Days of

En g i n e er s C 1 u b 2,

2; 2;

Eng ineering

Club

Alpha

Sophomore Class Sec'y

Delta Rho

1, 2,

Treas.

S e c'y 2. KARL

NO R M ILE

(Not Pictured)

Weatherwax. It' ILL IAM

C LEM ON S

Mon tesano; more

Class

ALVA

B ROOKS

Phi

D e lta

Treas.

1,2;

ation

S e c' y 2;

Wom en 's C 1 ass

Editor 2;

(Not

Pictured)

AWS Vice Pres.

Weatherwa x;

Associ足

Nau tilus Staff, Junior

Associat ion

Se c'y

SANSO M

EUGENE STAN LEY (Not Pict ured)

Student Christian

JEA N

Sopho足

Quinault;

Hoquiam;

Sophomore

1,2, Vi c e

lt'ILL OMA ERICKSON

B a s e b al 1 49

H arbor

Phi Delta

Mid足

M ARION ENGLAND

Ten nis

T r ea s .

Weatherwax; Hoqu iam;

Pres.

Scribe 2;

P res.

Eng i n e e r s

ASGHC

Knights 2;

WIL BERT

Busin ess

YOUNG

Weatherwax.

Sop homore

2. 10

Track

(Not Pictured)

Sophomores DONALD

IRVING

Weatherwax; Engineers Club 2, Treas.

Sec'y足

JANE

KAR L KUNZ Hoquiam; Pres.

Knig hts

Phi

1,2,

D elta

Sec 'y

Engineering Club 2; 2;

P reside n t

Sophomore

Harbor

C l ass

Vice

RICHARD

R AYMOND

Club 2;

Na u t il u s

Staff

Phi Delta

Fore nsics

Alpha

Delta Sec'y

Timberline

A SGHC

Sec 'y

MACKEY

It'ILLIAM E ATON

1,2.

Phi

Club 2.

FLOYD Delta 2; Knig ht s

Class

Vice

Elma.

Engineers 2,

Pict u red)

Board

Class

(Not Pictured)

Bremerton .

MATICH

H a rb or

Executive

(Not

Sophomore

ROBERT MEYERS

Engineers

Sophomore

Ka ppa 2,

Historian 2;

Weatherwax;

MATSON

Weatherwax;

Tyee 2;

GENE

JOKIN E N

Weatherwax;

AWS Pres. Phi T heta

W eatherwax.

WILLIAM J ONES

Weatherwax;

1,2;

Rho

W e at h e r w a x; W ILLIAM

MARLOW

Montesano;

Pres.

Pres .

2. 11

NICMAN (Not Pictured)

Pres.

8ophomores RO BERT R UBY PHYLLIS

REID

Q u i na 1 t ;

W e ath e r w a x ; Social

A l ph a

Delta

Rho

Tau

STA NLEY MULLINS

Weatherwax;

ROEHL

Weatherwax;

AWS P res.

S e c'y-Tr eas.

B eta

Phi

LEO NARD

PIC COLO

Weatherwax; n e er s

PA TRICIA

CLEMO NS

Montesano;

ASGHC

Theta

Kappa

Pres.

1 ,2,

Sec'y 2;

Rho 2 ;

C lass

Treas.

D e l ta

Eng i -

Harbor

Phi E DGAR

Tyee 2, S ec'y

Timberli ne

MOIR

W e atherwax;

P res.

JES SIE R OB BINS Weatherwax;

ASGHC P hi

Knights 2. Vice-Pres.

Freshman

Delta

Phi

Theta

Engineers

Sophomore

Engineers 2.

Tye e 2,

Alpha

Kappa Theta

Chairman 2.

D 0 ROTH Y

Sec.

En gi ne e r s

Basketball

Rep.

Kappa

Stu dent

2. Beta Phi

1 , 2;

Pres. GE ORGE MO RFOR D

Galen Society.

Olym pia;

Phi Theta Kappa.

1, 2,

P re s .

Council

fl'reshmen <9/ficers FIRST

SECOND

SEMESTER

President---- --------------- -- GE O RGE KEATON President- --------------------ROBERT BASICH

Vic e Preside nt----------------- JA MES GOR DO N

Vice President------ ----------AU DREY TAL L EY

Se c retary------------------------JEAN HESLA

Sec retar y---------- ---------JO AN C UNNING HAM

Tre asurer ------------- ---------ARNOLD HUSBY

Treasurer-------- --------------HARRY LIN DER

Sgt.

At.

Arms-- - ---------------PETER BASICH

Ofreshmen

Peter

First row: Robert

Baker,

Back r ow: Dolores

Thomas

Borden,

William

Richard

Fraser,

Bac k row:

Not pictured: George,

Rose

Akerlund,

Ba ulig, Louis

Alvin

Al exander,

Bochenski,

Bevan dich,

Robert

Claude Bowen,

Hannula,

Roger

Arthur

Don ald F leming, Mary

Barkley,

William Boll,

First row:

Gerald

Bogdano vich,

Mary

Denny

Bochenski,

Donald

Bower,

Robert Backstrom.

Adams,

Beverley

Brooks,

Dorothy

Berg,

Robert Branshaw. P aul

N ot,pi ctu red: Bicknell,

Basich,

Stanley

William

Hall,

Vincent

Brasfield,

Sherman

Aleksey,

Charles

Anderson,

Forest

Peter Butora c.

Esses,

Gene

Gregory,

David

Halverson,

Garrison.

F erris,

James

Charles Harlow, Goodlund,

Gordon,

Ronald

Kenneth Finlayson, Ronald

Al drich,

Samuel

Donald

Evelyn

Albert

Gauvin,

Richard F razer,

Nichola s

Germain,

Forsell. Fisher,

Hamilton,

Donald Fuquay,

Allen Hedman,

Jane Fuquay,

Bertha

Heino.

Ronald Gardner,

First row: Richa r d

Back row: Carl

Ragnar

Clarke, P eter

Br o oks,

Keith

Elliott,

F irst row: Johnson,

Second row: Lorne Lusier,

Back ro w:

James Drake,

Clumb,

Gilbert

Carlton,

Or in

Joan

Dutro,

Edwar d

Corpr on,

Donald

Da vidson,

Carl Erickson,

Cunningham , Richar d

Cornwell,

Margare t Daugherty,

Elwa y,

Earl

Glenelg

Crumb,

Clarke,

Charles

Cole,

Marie Mel vin

Conklin, Eklund.

William

Dru m,

Lund,

Ro land

Moir,

Jack

Jasper ,

Wa lly Mantarr i ,

Arnold

H usby,

Gilbert

Fosha ug.

Herbert McDougall,

P hyllis

Misitano,

Ruby Lyse,

Esther

Haukeli,

Lynn Medley,

Alvin Lo ugheed.

Donald

Lynch,

Jeanette Hawkinson,

Not pictured--Stanley La aksonen, Lundberg,

De B a y ,

Gail F inlayson.

Harvey

B ernard

Orian

Dineen.

Brudevold,

Charles

Not pictured: Gordon

Carlson,

Fr e d

Charles McBride,

Gerald

Richa r d Landberg,

Harvey Ma ddox,

McCauley. Alfred Link,

Peter Majar.

Francis Linklater, P hyllis

oheshmen

First row: Norling,

Roy

Second row:

Wesley

John Prehm,

Back row: Not

Thomas Kathryn

Donald

row:

Russell

Tischner,

Second row: Harold

Reinhart, Robeck,

Jones,

Stanley

Robins,

Drucilla Reid, Ralph

Martin

Stuart,

Shearer,

Richard

Nancy

W i lliam

Moyer,

William Reid,

p ictured:

Ros s ,

Richard

Illa L o u Rosengarten, Fred

Schefstrom,

Robert Donald

Sims,

Wakefield,

Mesick,

Henry

Corene

Messmer,

V.ictor

Ohls,

Gerald

R obbins,

Delmar Ramsay,

Helen

Spoon,

Adele

Wallace

Eino

Somero,

Howard

S trand,

Meyer,

Donald

Norin, James

Lundquist,

Shirley

Marrs.

Miller.

Eugene

Sampair,

Thomas. Snow,

Sandstrom, Robinson,

E ugene

Ruth

James Thomas,

Donald

R ol f

Stoles en,

Arthur

Hastings,

Snider.

Schefstrom,

ford.

Not

Walter

Barkley .

Ivan

Peter

McGuire,

Back row:

Warren O'Conner, Walter Mierzwa.

Robert Marrs,

pictured:

First

Olson,

George Keaton,

Walker.

B e t ty

Sudderth,

Dorothy

War-

o7reshmen

Ronald

First row: R i chard

Jasper,

Howa rd Haw kins,

Back row:

John Lind berg, Jac k Jackson,

Ole Hoff , Richard

Jack Hayes,

Hautala,

James

C harles

Ha rvey,

Hoonan ,

John

Donald

Heino.

Haw kins,

Hilliard. Calvin Henry,

Not pictured: Nielsen,

Roy

Richardson,

Olson, Robert

Jean Hesla,

Richard Oslund,

William Howes,

James

Pearsall,

Robert James,

Marion Jacobs,

Gordon Peterson,

Joseph

Quimby,

Stanley Alfred

Sh ellenberger.

Firs t r ow: Back ro>D: Not

Kenne th Jack

pictured:

Robert

Smading,

Whipple,

Wyrick,

Ri chard

Witte ,

Robert Wayman,

Earle

Doris M isitano,

William

Daniel

Keith

Williams,

He 1 en Hu gh es, Woodland ,

Mu r p h y ,

Williams,

Zbyls ki.

L 1 oyd

R ussell

David Donald

Wort hl e y, Jacobson,

Shellgren, Williams,

Me rl Arthur

Zigle r . Niemi.

Robert Sim s, Jack

Harvey Wiiliams,

S kog,

Florence

Ofreshmen

First row:

RobertKurrle,

Betty

Levinson ,

Dolores King,

Lorraine Knutson,

Carol LaChappelle,

Charles Lauder.

Second row: Junnila ,

Back

row:

Kolodzy,

Junior

Dirk

Lo uderback,

William

J ohnst on,

Harry Linder,

Ernest

Linnenkohl,

Eino

Johnson.

Robert Kromm,

John Lindb erg,

Robert

B a sich,

Paul Keating,

Fr ank

Lindner ,

Le e Kephart.

SHIRLEY BIGE LOW

O LIVER PETERS ON

VIOLA

JAMES ROBERTSON

BUT ORAC

RICHARD EHRHART

STANLEY ROEHL

BET T Y ANN HALVERSON

J O HN SIMS

ANNET TE

AG NES TAYLOR

JAMES

ISAACSON

JACK WATKINS

MANNION

J O SEPH HERBERT

D ORO THY WEDGE R

MITCHELL NEWT ON

John

(Basketball GRAYS 40 .

Pacific

4 0.

Bremerton

44•

Centralia

3 6•

Pa cific

4 0•

Centralia

Lutheran Ro cket s

L u theran

OPP ONENT

HARBOR

GRAYS

O P PONENT

HARBOR

Yakima

O lympic

Yakima

Wenatchee

Clark

C entrali a

Lo wer

Everett

41.

Mount

27•

Clark

Centralia

Lower

Mount

Olympic

E verett

Wenatchee

so•

Seattle

Vernon

Columbia

Colu mbia

Vernon

44 73 43 41 27 52

Pa cific

SCORING

INDIVIDUAL urn . Player

Non-con. Points

Points

Con. Points

Player

Total

212

279

For esell,

Snid er,

Gene

140

186

Linnenkohl,

Basich,

Bob

135

154

Hed man,

102

147

Meservey,

136

Wayman,

Davidson,

Bower ,

Don

Sampair,

Gene

The Grays

Ronni e Ernie

Al B en

Bob

Washington

To tal

Harbor College basketball team had a highly

and ended in third place in the newly formed

Non - con. Poi nts

21 season

suc cessful

State

Junior College

and have the dis足 The Chokers tur ned in some excellen t performances conference play. tinction of being undefeated on their home f loor in was named to the first who , Davidson Don to went honors ce All conferen who were given honor 足 Basich, Bob and Sampair Gene Snider, Gene team, and to which is Sampair was awarded the Benson Basketball Trophy, able m ention. ip and scholarleadersh tional inspira ability, athletic of given on a basis

league.

s hip.

was a one - si ded affair,

The first ha 1 f

Vancou ver.

was

time,

at one

the score was 24-13 in favor

at the half,

17 points ahead of the Chokers and

main 1 y b ec ause the

Clark,

hoop.

the

Chokers were unable t o find

over-anxious

tilt against league-leading Clark

was the

outstanding game this year

The

of the Vancouverites.

two

five, by

much

same a s

the

each Choker point, time ran out.

the

crowd screamed

their

madly,

Clark

a d ding

the

Grays

Harbor Basket

comeback . lead.

With

becoming more hysterical

as the

Vancouver

the

away

cut

the Chokers

po int by point,

with

Then

started

team,

man a fighting part of the

each

b asket,

first,

the

fire.

c aught

the Chokers

before

baskets

quick

started

half

second

The

Snider tied the game at 39-39,

With but ten seconds remaining,

sending the game into an overtime period. The points

Chokers

and

its

first The

had

1 3.

game

home go

points

the

over time

bringing h is total for the game

tot a 1

fo r

made ten

C 1 ark

made b ut

eleven star ts

game a gainst

into

Yakima

ov ertime

f iv e

period.

15,

p oin ts

the

was

hard

contributed

while Davidson added

Chokers,

from start

last shot

the game

six four

1 o sin g

the ex tr a p eriod ,

f i ghting

thril ler

The

Snider

49-44. finish , by

and

Kakima

player gave Coach Eddie Smith quite a few gray hairs and is still being talked about

players

sounded,

54-53

a nd spectators

hesitated

the

rim

a like.

and

The

then

hit the off,

Against

Evere tt,

Davidson,

the

five came from behind to win b)'.

could

Don

played

"iron man" Much

the Chokers

Led

be said about the individual

mind you

to look over the statistics and

Eddie

Smith,

entire game without

gun a

but in the limited

s ubsti足

honors,

the

performances of the space

available,

players, can

the

but

re足

judge for yourselves the ability

basketball squad.

season,

barring unforeseen

events,

College.

With t he addition of several

should

Coach Eddie

The

the

Chokers

a score of 57-52.

the

present Choker aggregation

will return intact as everyone of them are first year

the

Idaho,

the

who t ook individual scoring

coaching

but

basket as

giving

win.

stitution.

GHC's

ball

dropped

leading contender Smith to the

naming

gives

s tudents

Chokers

us of

the state

Walter Price,

bid

Grays

Harbor

title

year.

The

GHC

loss

local high school will be a heavy blow to the Chokers, former assistant coach at the University

man well qualified

G r a ys

t heir

for

members of

promising h igh school graduates,

Harbor College for

the

state

fill the position vacated will

title

be next

behind year.

Coach

P r i ce

Smith.

and

the

<J3asketba// (f3 8quad First

row:

Kenn y

S nider.

Back

row:

Frazer,

Billy

Coach

Bill

Sn ider,

Orville

Roy Percini,

So llie,

Dick

Robert Aldrich ,

Hilliard,

Harold McGuire,

Howard S trand,

Dick

Fraser.

8wimming Gordon

Elliott,

pictured:

Arthur '.'li emi,

Donald

Fleming,

Rolf

Jack

Stoleso n ,

Jasper.

Richard Han n u l a .

Not

c!lrack Bill

First row:

Murphy,

Ole

Hoff,

Henry

Sandstrom,

Bill

Fraser,

Don

Davidson.

Back row:

Bob

Branshaw,

Sherman Esses,

Stan

Bogdanovich,

Rich Hautala,

Ernie Linnenkohl.

Bob

First row: Back

row:

Basic h ,

A dvisor

Ed die

Marion Smith,

England, Don

Ronnie

Davidson,

Forsel l . Ernie Linnenkohl,

Sims.

Not present:

Don

Bower ,

Hedman,

Gene

Sampair ,

Bob

Wayman.

Bob

0aseba// These smiling horse-hiders had a consecu t ive Lower

d oubleheaders.

Columbia ,

Olympic and

Clark series--the Bob

Dick

Sims

was

Captain

and

outfield

Lusier and

Grays

Dick

Harbor

Lower Columbia Grays

Harbor

01 ympi c

the

plate,

Ohls,

Don

short

The

jinx

l o st

jinx

one

placed game

on them

each

from

for

Fi rs t *

Second

four

Yakima,

was finally broken during

the

games by one run. were

the

Bower

and

Don Davidson,

a nd

Ronnie Denny

Choker m ound representatives. f irst, Gard ner

Bob Basic h was on

Boch enski,

John

sec ond,

third. Lindberg,

Hannula.

Yakima Grays

Eve>ett.

Junior Louderback

Foresell at

were Vic

split-osis

won

Chokers losing both

behind

Ronnie

The y

F irst Harbor

Grays

Everett

Grays

Clark

â&#x20AC;˘

Harbor

Denotes

0 1

game

Second

played

the

L orne

Snaps Ernie long

posed

undies ..Ole

for this

one .. Is

that

can't read.. Hey Vic,

beak

your

yards .. Someone shot Lee in the pants .. No one Look

gir 1 s,

garter but

men.

bill. .Still

sl ipped .. Link

"Fish"

t oo

cold

take

off

those

just finished a fast fifty

Hannula . A champ Choker chucker .. .

8naps Because cluded

the

in the

Ronnie is another that

getting

those

Aber deen

Chokers

were using an

exceptionally f ast fast- break,

opponents are

in足

pictures.

up in the world .. Allah,

famous

set

a part of

shots .. The Grays

says

duke adds

Harbor.

Bob as Gene poses in

mid -air.. Don begins

another basket to h i s total . . Ernie

says

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President ---------------------DALE CARLSON

Vice President- -----------PA TRICIA CLEMONS

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