LUWCM LINE COMMITTEE This along ta of courteous Lunch Line. Becoming an active organiIation in ‘55, it worked hard and diligently at doing the fjob and working to accom- Iolish projects set down at the Hirst of this year. Lengthening our lunch periods and arrang- ling classes for more efficient fservice in the lunch room are listed among those completfed. Standing: Jim Clawson, chairman, Gary Rhees, Ernest Perkins, Frank Simmons. Seated: Ted Little, Jean Peterson, Kit Thompson, Jackie Zook, Lois Alder and Clark Combe. Ey i t F a MP BS ig ig a y iY oy, as nih eg B vy Wi Tg a ie a a ai 4 ie, a ia i‘ 1 q b: a : 4 , a i qa | iy % 4 a } To keep the campus clean is their job. Sponsoring a clean-up week their chore. To see that the trees are trimmed and to keep Weber attractive A ‘g i; the sight of all who admire her grounds is their responsibility. a ht ! f ag y »S ll working Patterson and r. Barnett have done an outstanding job of maintaining @ TTEE =| committee, with Mr. . q i q % Standing: Ken Jackson, chairman; Jim Jackson, Dave Patterson, Layne Evans, Carol Nicolaides, Fred Naisbett, Ronald Pino, Phil Johnson. Kneeling: Bob Spackman, Norman Bell. is in