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As a consequence, Dr. Epler has heen editorially commended more than once for his outstanding service to higher education in Oregon, and we have begun to receive frequent anel respectful mention on loca l sports ami society pages. The Green anel White of the Vikings is known in junior col· lege circles throughout the Northwest; our voice commands attention wher­ ever thoughtful students meet to dis­ cuss the problems of their g'eneration; and progressive ve terans and social action groups seldom convene without adopting a resolution ca lling for the continuation of Van port or a similar institution in the Portland area. In short, we have become a well-estab­ lished college-in all but name. What kind of coll ege is it, however, that we have become? The glib but fallacious answer is that we are a veterans college. During ollr first year this was largel y trlle, and the behavior patterns of the veteran a re still ap­ parent on the c.ampus; hut already ELKINTON, Harold C. Business Adm. BA, MBA FLANAGAN, Mildred Mathema tics BA, MA FRANCHERE. Ruth English 13.'\ GIBB. Allan A. GIBSON, Albert GRAHAM, Dr. Alva GREILING. Ralph Math. Dept. Head Elec. Engineering Psychology Engineering BS. B . Ed.• MA BS BS. MA. Ed . D. BS HOFFMAN. George C. Pol. Science, Dept. Hd. AA. BA, MA HOOGSTRAAT. Emerson E. Economics, Bus. BS Adm. HUBBARD. Dr. C. A . Biology, Zoology B. Ed., M. Ed .• D. Sc. ISSEKS, Mor ris S . Political Science BA, MA 1