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BAILEY. Roger Journalism COOMBS. James W. Mathematics. Physics BS ALBERTSON. Va'.lgln English Dept. BA. MA ARNETT. Marian Spanish BA BACKLUND. Howal'd English BA BLACK. Dr. Jean Library BA. MA. Ph.D.. BS in LS CROOKHAM. Arthur Journalism AB. MA silllply ignored us or took brief note of our doings with the patronizing air once reserved for \·Y.P..-\. cultural pro­ jects. Today, oue year later, the entire picture has changed. \Ve ha\'e an elastic and diversi.fied curricululll in­ cluding many electives; after last Sllll1­ mer and fall's remodelling program we have at last a plant physically adequate to our needs; we have not only last year's unique, inflation-born campus grocery, but a full-fledged. incorporated college co-op_ Despite a declining percentage of veterans, Cll­ Tollment reached an all-time high of 1527 duri ng the wi mer term, and there is a new spirit. evident among the stu­ dents, manifesting itself in constantly multiplying organil.ations and activi­ ties and in the increasing number of "old ~rads" who drift nostalgically back to the campus. Furthermore, the startled tax payers of Oregon have learned that all this is costing them not onc cen t. BUSCHMAN. William CLIFFORD. Dorothy Mathematics English. Speech. Drama AB. M. Ed. BA. MA DUNN. Paul M. EATON. Dr. Frank Dean. Sch. of For..O.S.C. German. Math BS, MS JUD