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ALOHA EDITORIAL STAFf Gullies began to crop up. Past ALOHA proced- ures weren't much help, how informal the EdilOi Mary Ruth Williams "informality" ought to be was difficult to settle Associate Editors Janice Benson, Fred Keefer to everyone's satisfaction, the weatherman was Nancy Winkleman, Alice Yearley far from cooperative in giving us clear days for Copy Editors Dorothy Arnold, Lois Hicks Peg Kerns pictures, and Father Time always seemed to Sports Editors Charlotte [nnney Keith Radcliffe keep just one jump ahead of us. Even these prob- Pholography Editor Doris Lee Phillips lems seemed small when we found we'd gotten a costs go up. budget cut, and then saw publication Typing Editors Amy Chamberlin, Jean Dennison Yet the 1951 ALOHA finally reached the Betty Shivers, Pat Tobey printer and returned still better than we had pic- Proofreaders J line Beaver, Ralph Gorton tured it during our months of effort. It is dilfer- BUSINESS STAFF' Business Managers Christine Meinl ent and this is its inside success story. O'H C. Philip Kable sponsor, Dr. Marshall, was always ready and Subscriptions Manager Lawrence Bailey waiting to lend a hand; Mary Ruth, the editor, Advertising Manager Jay Eggly never once gave up the ship and her ability worst us through the days Advertisillg A.lsislallts Charles Tmmler, Jr. pulled seemed to go wrong: Chris, when every- thing who so cap- Jim Sullivan ably took up where Phil left off, was able to miraculously stretch our money; the photog- When the by-words "Lei's have a yearbook rapher remained loyal and was always there to that's completely different this year" took top take the picture when the weather gave us a honors with the 1951 ALOHA editorial staff, chance; our pr-inter with his expert assistance precedents were thrown to the winds and the saved us more than once from disaster; and the result was a decision to make this 1951 ALOHA students and faculty were wonderfully co-oper- the star)' of life at WMC in informal, pictorial ative. style. So, with all the headaches and hair-tugging After we'd decided on the theme, the real diffi- over, we give you-the 1951 ALOHA. 63