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Editor
Ethel Salmi ......................... Assistant Editor
Shirley Gordon. . . . . . . .. . .
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..... Advisor
We otter our sincerest congratulations to Dr. George
L. Hall on his new post in Bolivia. His term as president has
seen Grays Harbor College grow and make plans for a new
building.To our Favorite Choker, we dedicate this book.
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FACULTY
EDWARD F. BLOOM
Superintendent oF Schools
GEORGE L. HALL
President oF Grays Harbor College
G. IRENE CAMPBELL
Secretarial
Science
JOSEPH COLISTRO
Biology
DAN COULTER
Mathematics
RALPH DEVER
Printing
JOHN FORBES
Radio
RICHARD FROST
Political Science
SHIRLEY B. GORDON
Chemistry
ALFREDJ. HILLIER
Social Science
ALFRED J. HILLIER
Dean of Faculty
ANNE HOLEY
MARY HOLLAN
CARL A. JOHNSON
ARTA F. LAWRENCE
English and Literature
Art
Adult Education
Librarian
HELLA LONSEN
English and
Foreign Languages
DOUGLAS J. McOUAIG
Business Administration
DAN MELINKOVICH
Physical Education
MARY PALO
Physical Education
GRACE G. PECK
Alr=RED M. PHILIPS
JULIA 0. PHIPPS
MAURICE J. PHIPPS
Speech
Mathematics and Physics
Registrar
Psychology
CARL B. QUIEN
VICKI SIGGSTEDT
Auto Mechanics
Business Adininistrator
MAURICE J. PHIPPS
Director oF Student Activities
EUGENE STENSAGER
Music
FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED
ROBt:RT BLAINE
Math<!matics
STAN KRAf=T
Radio
MARGARET MAINIO
Nursing
GEORGE PALO
Physical Education
r=LOYD
SVENSSON
Chemistry
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CLASSES
CLASS OFFIC�RS, From left to right: Don Weisel, Treasurer;
Betty Jean Marcussen, Secretary; Ron Bridges, Vice President;
Ken Trautman, President
Among the highlights oF the Sophomore's Final year was the annual Homecoming
bonFire. Overcoming almost overwhelming odds the mighty Sophomores were
successFul in lighting the Fire. Also noteworthy was the Fact that as Freshmen
this group was successFul in deFending the Fire For the First time in the history oF
this annual event.
This class not only earned a name For itselF in the Fields oF athletics and dra­
matics, but its members also played an important part in the succes� oF the
Forensics team which rated nationally.
DONALD E. ANDERSON
Aberdeen
Forestry
JOHN A. B LAINE
Engineering
Aberdeen
JOANNE BRADACH
Education
Burns, Oregon
CLARA BROWN
Architecture
Hoquiam
JOHN C. CARLSON
Education
Aberdeen
VIRGILE. CARSON
Education
Aberdeen
CHARLOTIE CHAMB ERLAIN
Liberal Arts
Aberdeen
NIKKI CHRISTJANSEN
Fine Arts
Aberdeen
DARRYL C. CRAIT
Business Administration
Montesano
WILLIAM A. DARKOW
Journalism
Hoquiarr.
EDWARD J. DAVERT
Engineering
Hoquiam
WILLIAM H. DELANTY
Engineering
Aberdeen
GERALD A. EKLUND
Engineering
Hoquiam
JOSEPH J. FAIRBAIRN
Business Administration
Aberdeen
RICHARD L. FIELDS
Pre-Dentistry
Aberdeen
VEAN A. GREGG
Engineering
Hoquiam
ALLAN C. HARWOOD
Engineering
Independence, Oregon
CARL D. HOLMLUNC
Education
Aberdeen
RICHARD H. KELLY
Pre-Medical
Montesano
DARRELL KRETZ
Liberal Arts
Aberdeen
JOHN G. LAYMAN
Pre-Law
Ouinault
DEANE L. LEETH
Business Administra
Montesano
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MARY P. LINNENKOHL
Business Administration
Aberdeen
DONALD P. LUND
Science
Hoquiam
DAVID L. LUNDGREN
Liberal Arts
Aberdeen
MAUREEN P. MUCHLINSKI
Education
Tacoma
ANN MALINOWSKI
Medical-Assistant
Aberdeen
HUGH McCABE
Education
Hoquiam
CAROL L. NAPPER
Education
Montesano
JAMES W. OESTRIEC
Science
Hoquiam
MARLENE C. OLIVER
Education
Pacific Beach
FRANCIS J. RICHAR
Pre-Medical
Aberdeen
ROBERT W. ROSi
Business Administration
Aberdeen
ELSIE M. SCHILLER
Journalism
Ocosta
GARLAND STAFFORD
Liberal Arts
Raymond
BUD L. TOMCZU�
Chemistry
Aberdeen
K ENNEH-1 L. TRAUTMAN
RONALD URQUHART
NORMAN E. WALL
f=orestry
Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Montesano
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
MAX D. WARREN
DONALD E. WEISEL
ORBREY W. WIELAND
Liberal Arts
Scappose, Oregon
Liberal Arts
Hoquiam
BETTY JEAN MARCUSSEN
Education
Hoquiam
Liberal Arts
Hoquiam
SOPf-IOMORES NOT PICTURED
EDWARD A. MILLS
RONALD R. BRIDGES
Pre-Law
Architectural Engineering
Raymond
Aberdeen
WESLEY C. BUCHANAN
ROBERT McCREA
Pre-Law
Liberal Arts
Weiser, Idaho
Raymond
HOWARD H. PARKHURST
DALE MARTIN
Music
Pre-Teaching
Raymond
Aberdeen
RICHARD YOUNG
Liberal Arts
South Bend
From left to ri gh t:
Christensen, Secretary; Bob Mc Pherson,
Though new to
college life, the
=reshman Class did an outstanding job
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taking its place in college activities
"' d budding down to studies.
The
oames oF Freshman occupyng places on
e honor roll and the lists ot athletic
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rs, as well as in the play cast, are
merous.
TOP PICTURE, Row I: Dana Davidson, Diane Singer, Julie Thompson,
Joloyce f-lunter, Norma Cardwell. Row 2: Agnes Gleeson, Leona Peff ly,
Carolyn Graham, Joanne f-lills, Janet Christensen. Row3: Dan f-!uber, Alfred
Aube, Orris Albertson.
BOTTOM PICTURE, Row I: Gloria Amdahl, Ethel Salmi, Delores Young,
Bonna Case, Jeanne Williams. Row2: Sara Ann Entrap, Colleen Martin, Carol
Edison, Sharon Mathews, Ruth Zwigkel. Row 3: Bob Rosi, Glen Best, Delores
Arnold, Pat Pearson, Jean Duvall.
TOP PICTURE, Row I: Shirley McDougall, Dyke Anderson, Dennis Prather
Harold Warren, David Srail. Row 2: Gerry Larson, Helen Brown, Clifford
Dotson, Jacquie Himes, Eldrige Wheeler, Frank Moline. Row 3: John
Campbel I, John Apple, Bud Whiteside, Marvin Backlund.
BOTTOM PICTURE, Row I: Bob Rosi, Caroline Jacobsen, Beverly Stafford'
Dave Jennings, Lester Johnson. Row 2: Edward Ellis, Vern Olson, Morley
Jackson. Row 3: John Erak, Gerald Snellstrom, Ron Stoner. Row 4: Wayne
Arnold, Jack Watson, Ken Johnson.
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Row I: Dick Mason,
Don Weisel, George Crocker, Maurice Oswald, John Erak,
i=enton, Dick Young.
Row 2: Alan Kilcup, Bob Rice, Marvin 1-!arvey, Bob McPherson, Bob
Smith, Fred Nissell, Coach Dan ME.linkovich.
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Row 3: Allan Harwood, Mert StaFFord, Cecil Bugh, Robert Munro, Bob Reynvaan, Ron
Bridges, Darrell Kretz, Lee Weever.
Row 4:
Medak.
Jerry Smith, Jim Cole, Ken Trautman, Don �gge, Leland Davis, Bob Rosi, Jack
The Chokers ended this season with three wins and six losses. Winning the First three conFerence
games, the Chokers looked promising, but injuries and lack oF reserve
lose the rema1n1ng games·
strength caused them to
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Medak and Bob Smith were selected as All-Conterence players.
Smith served as honorary
::='.)tain, and Medak was later presented the lnspirntional Award. The Coaches' Award was present
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to Ron Bridges.
The 1951-52 Grays Harbor College basketball team and the teats that it performed on ti
maple court will be remembered by sports tans ot this vicinity For a long time. This squad
w
considered one ot the best hoop aggregations to ever come out of the Harbor.
The Chokers, with Dan Melinkovich at the helm,
climaxed a splendid
season by
Flying
Hutchinson, Kansas, and competing in the National Junior College Tournament in which th
captured eleventh place.
Melinkovich's club, in addition to their national recognition, claimed the Region Ill
crown I
defeating Vanport and Olympic Junior College. They also won the state title by trounci1
Yakima in two straight tilts, and they held the top rung in the Southern Division ot the state loc
losing only to Clark.
losses.
The Chokers finished the season with an overall record of 24 wins and
ictured with Coach Douglas McOuaig are Lester Johnson,
Richard �gner, Dan Huber, Ken
ohnson, Dike Anderson, Jerry Snellstrom, Vern Olson, and David Jennings.
Standing, left to right: Don Holmlund, Coach Maurice Phipps, Tommy Hendrickson.
Kneeling: Don Anderson, Darryl Crait, Ron Urquhart.
Acting President of GHC, Maurice J. Phipps, will again be at the helm of this year's spring gc
team. Last year's team came out about even in the won and lost column,
holding matches wi
Centralia, Everett, and St. Martins, as well as participating in the state tournament at
This year's team Found only one returning letterman, Darryl Crait.
Longvie1
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ORGANIZATIONS
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Jerry
Layman,
president;
Charlotte
Chamberlin,
secretary;
Darryl Crait,
treasurer;
Anne
Malinowski, vice president.
Under the leadership oF Jerry Layman, this y�ar's executive council guided all the student body
activities. Anne Malinowski successfully promoted and scheduled the assemblies. The group also
made up and carried out a budget which, through the efForts oF Darryl Crait, came out 1n the
black For the First time in many years. They also sponsored the annual f-lomecoming events,
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the Days of '49, the school picnic, and the two Formals.
Left to right: Charlotte Chamberlin, secretary;
publicity;
Anne Malinowski, vice-president; Dick Young,
Nikki Christiansen, social; Joloyce f-lunter, forensics;
Darryl
Crait, treasurer; Jerry
Layman, president; Ron Bridges, inter-collegiate commissioner; John Apple, lounge commissioner;
Don Weisel, athletic commissioner.
Bottom Picture, leFt to right: Geri Pellegrini, secretary; Nikki Christiansen, president; Lucy
sen, vice-president; Teresa Mc Hatton, sergeant-at-arms.
Plu: <Jluda K�
r=ront Row: Joe r=airbairn, Patty Muchlinski,
Dick r=ields, Elsie Schiller, Betty Jean Marcussen,
Mr. Colistro, advisor.
Back Row: Dave Lundgren, Karl Kunz, Darryl Crait, r=rancis Richard, Richard Kelly, Joe Carter.
<J'fee
Left to
right:
Patty Muchlinski,
Charlocte Chamberlain,
Marlene Oliver, Betty Jean Marcussen, Elsie Schiller.
Clara Brown,
Miss Holey, advisor
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Ye\ I Dukes, left to right: Dennis Prather and Chuck Ragus.
Song Queens: Donna Van Winkle, Joloyce Hunter, Colleen Hanrahan.
Left to right: Darrel Kretz, Jake Vohs, John Apple,
Dale Martin, Bob Rosi.
STAFF
Lett
to
right:
Amdahl;
Gloria
Elsie Shiller,
editor; Marianne
nolds;
Leona
Rey­
Peffly;
John Carlson; Rob Pel­
tola; Helen Brown; Ger­
ry Larson;
Bill Darkow;
Carolyn Jacobsen.
new process was used by the Timberline this year.
The monthly paper was typed on an I BM
electric machine and then the copies were duplicated by offset lithography.
The Nautilus statt chose a smaller size For this year's annual.
All ot the printing was done by
e students in the school print shop, using the letterpress process.
STAFF
eFt
to
right:
Bunny
Hunter, editor; Barbara
Rasmussen;
Case;
Bonnie
Janet Christen­
sen; Ethel Salmi; Marian
Heiser; Colleen Martin;
Carol
Edison;
Ca
r
o I
Napper; Sharyn Thomp­
son; M r s. Gordon, ad­
visor.
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llud"
The Drama Department, under the direction oF Grace Gorton Peck, presented three plays during
the year.
Prather,
The Fall term play was "Charley's Aunt."
Alfred Persson, Leona PeHly,
Those in the c9st were Tim Brooks, Dennis
Shirley McDougal,
Hunter, Dale Martin, and Beverly StaHord.
Dick Brown, Lee Weaver, JoLoyce
'The Night of January 16th," was presented as
:he winter term play. The ending of this dramatic
'"1Urder trial was not known, even to members oF
:he cast, until the jury, picked from the audience,
decided the fate oF Karen Andre, portrayed by Jo
_oyce Huntm. Others in the cast were Mary Lou
Wakefield,
John
Peyton, Carol
LaChapelle,
John Blaine, Barbara Domin, Jack Macan, Dennis
Drather,
Geraldine
Larson,
Shirley
McDougal,
Jerry Melseth, Ray Fenton, Janet Christensen,
ale Martin, Jean Williams, Leona
Peffly,
Bill
�illis, Bill Bennet and Gene Gates.
GRACE GORTON PECK, Advisor
"Fresh Fields" was presented in April. Included in the cast were Joloyce Hunter, Leona
Dennis Prather, Colleen Hanrahan, Ray Fenton, Dale Martin,
son.
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Left to right: JoLoyce Hunter, Gerry Larson, �lsie Schiller, A. J. Hillier, advisor, Jerry Laymar
Harold Warre n .
At the opening meet at CPS, Jerry Layman placed second in extempore. At Linfield three
speakers won places in the "tournament
of champions": Gerry Larson took second place in
oratory; JoLoyce Hunter, second in interpretative reading; and Layman placed third in extempore.
At the National Meet, held in Pueblo, Colorado, the debate team of �lsie Schiller and Jerry Lay­
man placed third in a field of strong competition while Layman took second place tn extempore.
Gerry Larson and Harold Warren also made good showings in their respective events. At the St.
Martin's tourney, Layman and Shiller garnered another third place in debate.
The climax of the season was the State Junior College Meet where the local group took six first
place cups, two second places, and four third places to win the sweepstakes for the third consec­
utive year. Bob McCrea and Harold Warren finished a good season by taking second place in de­
bate at this final meet.
Others contributing to the victory of the squad were Don �gge and John Blaine. Professor A.J.
Hillier, coach in debate, oratory, and extempore, accompanied the group to all tournaments.
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Tl-1E QUEEN AND l-1 ER COURT: Pictured from left to right are Princesses Geri Pellegrini and
Sharyn Thompson, Queen Charlotte Chamber! in, Nancy l-1anrahan (last year's quaen), and r=:owe1
Girl Lois Pederson.
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WASHINGTON
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Up to $10,000
Extra Bonus Paid for Systematic Saving.
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Wishkah at H Street
A Favorite Store
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BENSON'S
YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
219 E. Wishkah St.
Aberdeen
Hansen Furniture Co.
Phone Hoquiam 755·
Wishkah at G St.
Aberdeen
314
Seventh St., Hoquiam, Wash.
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Ralph E. Pearsall
Manager
Manager
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for
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DRUGS and PRESCRIPTIONS
200 So. Broadway
Aberdeen
CENTRAL DRUG
Foelkner & Cundari
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Records
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Sheet Music
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Band Instruments
e
Pianos
"Complete Music Service"
Messingale and Rosevear
Phone Abrdn. 3187
Corner G and Wishkah
108 East Wishkah
Aberdeen
211 East Wishkah
Aberdeen
FINE
FOODS
Aberdeen's Complete Food Store
SELECTED MEATS
QUALITY GROCERIES
Abrdn 1174
105 So. Broadway
Abrdn 1172
BOB
Insurance Agency
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
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Phone Hoquiam 808
Masonic Tempie Bldg.
Hoquiam
OF ABERDEEN
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•We Grow Our Own
306 W. Wishkah St.
JOHNY'S SHOE REPAIR
GRAND Cf::NTRAL MARKn BLDG.
Copeland
Paint and Glass Service
Aberdeen
Phone Abrdn 166
ASK ...
CARL FIRST
About Fire Insurance
206 So. K St.
Aberdeen, Wash
319. Market
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen 1100
GRAND CENTRAL BAKERY
"Buy It Where It's Baked"
Abrdn 3270
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THE CENTER BARBER SHOP
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gcvJe .MOIU:j(U;t
SHOES OF QUALITY
1 10 W. Wishkah
Phone Abrdn. 410
Aberdeen, Wash.
Compliments of
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Walt Failor's
F. G. FOSTER
ABRON. 798
LINNENKOHL
BECKER BLDG.
EXCHANGE
FURNITURE AND 1-lARDWARE
New and Used
Phone Abrdn. 18
COMPANY
422 E. Market St.
1-lOQUIAM
READY MIXED CONCRETE
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CEMENT
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INSULATION
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of
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Phone Abrdn. 826
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PHOTOGRAPHER
11 4So. f-iSt.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen
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FUEL DEALERS
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Compliments of
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116 West Wishkah St.
Phone Abrdn. 4400
Wm. Wiitamaki
Phone Abrdn.874
Wiitamaki Jewelry Store
647
Diamonds and Watches
215 East Wishkah
"For Quality Furs"
Abrdn.
Market & H
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629
HARDWARt
ABERDEEN
112 E. Wishkah
Phone Abrdn. 492
Fine Bread
Aberdeen
KAUFMAN-SCROGGS COMPANY
"VJwuuiu1e U!rnth .iuu119 UJ1tk"
Phone Abrdn.
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and Sports Cen!er
216 East Heron
Aberdeen, Washington
H eron at Broadway
2417
Abrdn. 112
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Hoq. 1495
2435 Simpson
HOQUIAM
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FOR MEN
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Construction Co.
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722 Simpson
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412 S. Park
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DEPARTMENT STORE
For quality clothes
7th and Simpson
Hoquiam
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Montesano, Washington
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Pickup and Delivery
Price & Price, Realty
Montesano, Washington
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217 East Market
16th and B Streets
Phone Hoq 227
WHITCHER'S
MACHINERY CO.
Phone Abrdn 781
Mill and Logging Supplies
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RECORD SHOP
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Phone Hoquiam 1504
Hoquiam
3102 Simpson
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HOOM 778
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Ph. Abrdn 255
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"The Sportsman's Home"
.Phone Hoquiam 215
408 Eighth St.
Hoquiam, Wash.
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