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Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 12 8 n.d. Other Document Copy of The Acropolis yearbook Senior Class. 19 pages. 12 8 02/14/1969 Letter From Rose Mary Woods to Miss Mondlock; re: President's genealogy files in storage. 1 page. 12 8 n.d. Other Document Newspaper layout form for The Patriot -- The Evening News. Few pencil notes on back. 1 page. Not scanned. 12 8 06/02/1969 Memo From Rose Mary Woods to Noble Melencamp; re: the President's family tree. 1 page. 12 8 03/18/1969 Other Document Note from Rose Mary Woods to Noble Melencamp; re: files on Nixon ancestry. Includes attached letter from Raymond M. Bell to Miss Woods 9 March 1969 re: Dr. Nixon at State College. 2 pages. 12 8 02/14/1969 Memo From Rose Mary Woods to Miss Mondlock; re: President's genealogy files in storage. Includes hand-written notes. 1 page. Monday, June 04, 2007 Page 1 of 2 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 12 8 10/24/1969 Other Document Note from Steve Hess to Rose Woods re: newspaper article on Jessmyn West's father. 1 page plus newspaper article (not scanned). 12 8 05/7/1970 Newspaper Daily Local News, Wester Chester, Thu., May 7, 1970; " Variety and nutrition are vital concerns of dietitian preparing menus for 4000." Article not scanned. Monday, June 04, 2007 Page 2 of 2 The year 1930 ushers in autumn, and Ye Friendly college welcomes the class of '34 with no sign of de- pression, in spirit at least Frosh numerals on the historic rock T H E and innumerable bonfires on Fire hill with the class of '33 as the slave- SENIOR drivers intent on keeping the home CLASS fires burning and the green-capped men and green-bibbed women busy The know-nothings bump- ing up against hard-boiled 'univer- sityism' in the person of Dr. Albert Upton whose love of dumb animals, at that time, extended only to Jer- ry Juniors alleviate sufferings of these mentally tortured neo- phytes with a steak dinner and dance at a wayside inn. Twenty-two women pledge soci- eties and Dean Triggs organizes a second men's society 'boaring' heavily into prospective Franklin ma- terial College Knights see the light of day and pick Dick Nixon and Harris to carry on the great work. Gone all humility only arrogance and a satanic ambition to go places when the half-baked pot-pourri return as sophs. The thespians in The Man in the Bowler Hat convince THOMSON Whittier College that its dramatic WELCH program is too narrow, hence the birth of the drama board of control. And the first spring festival in which said enthusiasts sell their alma mater for the first time. But things began to pop when the junior class play, Bird in Hand, starring Richard Nixon, opened the dramatic program of five annual major productions. And the world 'beyond the rock' began to take notice when the Poets barged through for three championships. All of which called for celebration dance programs, theatre stubs, orchids and sparklers putting in their appearance. Sheepskins after eight student body dances offered as part of the new social deal a sparkling theater party to see Francis Led- erer in Autumn Crocus, reawaken- ing all the little thrills of matinee idoling A swanky 'last' with our junior pals at the Vista del Arroyo dinner at the Harris home where the year's acting president spins his delightful idealisms of Arden and Dr. Dexter's signing the hard- won releases which don't seem de- sirable in quite the same sense they did four years ago for they are tacitly telling the goodbye to days of collegiate capering. SPAULDING J O B E KENNEDY 45 RALPH ALDRIDGE La Verne, California Major in English-Physical Education Orthogonian Society 3-4 Varsity Club NORMA ALLEN Coronado, California Major in Physical Education HE ACROPOLIS President Metaphonian 4 President Platner Hall 4 President P. E. Club 4 Vice President W. A. A. 3 LUCIA CARROLL ALTPETER Bonita, California Major in English A. W. S. President 4 Kallitechnia President 3 Thalian Society I-4 Phillip Goes Forth KENNETH BALL Bell, California Major in History Captain Track 4 Franklin Society President 4 Varsity Club College Knight MILDRED BARR Whittier, California Major in Education Athenian 46 MARGARET BAYLEY Monrovia, California Major in Education Thalian Society I-4 Y.W. C.A. President 4 Kallitechnia 3-4 Honor Society President 4 SETSUKO BESSHO Montebello, California Major in Biology Cosmopolitan Club President 3 Thalian Society 4 Biology Club I-4 PAUL BIXBY Larned, Kansas Major in Physical Education Basketball I-4, Captain 3 Baseball 3 Varsity Club I-4 Sportolog 2 PAULINE BOLT Whittier, California Major in Education Athenian Society W.A. A. I ACROPOLIS Dramatics Coach 4 ELIZABETH BREWER Whittier, California Major in Chemistry Chemistry Club I-4 Y.W.C.A. I-4 Ethelontair 2-3 W.A.A.I THE 47 JOANNE BROWNE Maywood, California Major in English Editor Quaker Campus 4 Thalian Society President 4 Honor Society 3-4 Executive Committee 4 MABEL BUMGARDNER Garden Grove, California Major in Education Glee Club 2-4 Pinafore 2 Mikado 3 Thalian Society 2-4 JOHN CHAPIN San Francisco, California Major in Econ-Sociology Football I-4 Orthogonian Society President 4 Varsity Club 1-4, President 4 Track I-4 BARBARA COGBURN Whittier, California Major in Chemistry Chemistry Club 3-4 Palmer Society I-4 Glee Club I-3 Y.W.C.A. 1-4 MARIAN COLLINS Whittier, California Major in Education Joint Council I-2 Y.W. C.A. Treasurer 2 Metaphonian Society I-4 Sophomore Class Secretary 2 48 CAROL COMBS Whittier, California Major in Education Athenian Society 3-4 Y.W. C. A. 3-4 FAYE CONNELL Whittier, California Major in Education Thalian Society I-4 Y.W. C.A. I-2 Peppers 1-4 BARBARA CREAGER Los Angeles, California Major in Physical Education Compton J. C. I P.E. Club 2-4 W.A. A. 2-4 Sweater Award 3 WINIFRED DAVIES Alhambra, California Major in History Education Metaphonian Society 1-4 History Club 2-4 International Relations Club 2-3 THE ACROPOLIS Y.W.C.A. I-2 DOROTHY DODSON Selma, California Major in Physical Education P.E. Club 2-4 W.A. A. I-4 Interclass Sports I-4 AC. REGINA DUNKIN Bellflower, California Major in Education Compton J.C. I-2 Palmer Society President 4 A. W.S. Cabinet Intersociety Council 4 WOOD GLOVER Arcadia, California Major in Education-Physical Education Orthogonian I-4 Football 2-4 Baseball Manager 4 KATHERINE GRAY Fort Totten, North Dakota Major in Chemistry Chemistry Club 2-4 Thalian Society 2-4 Y.W. C. A. 2-4 Peppers 2-4 ELIZABETH GUEST Whittier, California Major in Education Biology Club 2-4 Peppers I-4 LOUISE HADLEY Los Angeles, California Major in Education Thalian Society 2-4 Ethelontair 2-4 Y.W. C. A. 2-4 Santa Monica J.C. I ROBERT HALLIDAY Los Angeles, California Major in Physical Education Football 2-4 Basketball 2-4 Baseball 3-4 Varsity Club 2-4 CLINTON HARRIS Covina, California Major in Econ-Sociology Orthogonian Society I-4 Football 2-4 Track 2-4 Varsity Club 2-4 C. RICHARD HARRIS Whittier, California Major in Spanish-English College Knights 2-4 Franklin Society 2-4 Criminal Code RICHARD F. HARRIS El Toro, California Major in Education Y.M. C.A. Cabinet Football 2-4 Track 3-4 HE ACROPOLIS Orthogonian Society 4 MARTHA LOUISE HASSE Hynes, California Major in Music Glee Club 3-4 Mikado Pirates of Penzance Thalian Society 3-4 MARY HAVEN San Onofre, California Major in English, Art, Education Thalian 4 Kallitechnia 4 Acropolis Staff 4 F Y.W. C.A. 1-2 = KENNETH HAWKINS Covina, California Major in Chemistry r Football I-2 Y.M. C.A. 1-2 Chemistry Club 2-4 Foundation Society 3-4 MARJORIE HILDRETH Whittier, California Major in English Metaphonian I-4 Quaker Campus Staff 1-4 Acropolis Staff 2-4 The Tavern MARY ELEANORE HOLLOWELL Pasadena, California Major in Education Kallitechnia 2-4 W.A.A. I-4 Phillip Goes Forth Y.W.C.A. 1-4 MARGARET IRWINE El Monte, California Major in Education-Physical Education Athenian Society 1-4 P.E. Club 1-4 W.A.A. I-4 52 LOIS JUNE JESSUP Vista, California Major in Education Biology Club 3-4 Palmer Society 1-4 Mikado Y.W. C. A. 1-2 GAIL JOBE Covina, California Major in History, Science, Economics Orthogonian I-4 Executive Committee 4 Knights Varsity Club 3-4 GLENN JOHNSON Whittier, California Major in English Fullerton J.C. I-2 Honor Society 1-2 RAYMOND JORDAN Montebello, California Major in Economics Y.M. C.A. I-4 HE A ACROPOLIS LOUISE KENNEDY Los Gatos, California Major in Physical Education- Education W.A.A.I-2 Interdorm Council 2-3 Metaphonian I-4 Senior Class Social Chairman MILDRED KENNEDY Whittier, California Major in Education Biology Club 3-4 Thalian Society 2-4 A.W.S. S. 1-4 MARGARET KNISELEY Whittier, California THE ACROPOLIS Major in Education Athenian Society 3-4 VIRGINIA KNOTT Buena Park, California Major in Education Santa Barbara State 1-2 Thalian Society 3-4 Y.W. C. A. 3 Cosmopolitan Club 3 Kallitechnia Society 4 MARY LEE LEWIS Whittier, California Major in Education Athenian Society 3-4 Y.W. .. A. 3 Peppers 3-4 Fullerton J.C. I-2 MERLE LUND Whittier, California Major in Chemistry Foundation Society 2-4 Chemistry Club 2-4 Library Staff 2-4 [A WALTER LUND Paonia, Colorado Major in Biology Biology Club 2-4 MARGARET MAURER Covina, California Major in Education W.A. A. 2-4 Y.W. C. A. 2-4 Chaffee J.C. LEONA MENDENHALL La Mesa, California Major in Mathematics W.A.A. I-4 Y.W. C. A. I-2 Peppers I-3 ROY NEWSOM Rivera, California Major in Chemistry Chemistry Club 2-4 Foundation Society 1-4 THE ACROPOLIS RICHARD NIXON Whittier, California Major in History President A. S. W. C.4 Orthogonian Society I-4 Phillip Goes Forth Honor Society I-4 Glee Club 4 IONE OLNEY Fillmore, California Major in Education Metaphonian Society 3-4 Y.W. C.A. I-4 History Club MARIE PHELAN Whittier, California HE ACROPOLIS Major in Physical Education Athenian Society I-4 W.A.A.1-4 P.E. Club I-4 Y.W.C.A. ELIZABETH PROSE Los Angeles, California Major in Education JOE RAWSON Whittier, California Major in Biology Orthogonian Society I-4 Biology Club I-4 Football I-3 BARBARA REES Whittier, California Major in Education Metaphonian Society I-4 A. W.S. Cabinet 4 Quaker Campus Staff I Bird in Hand Women's Hi-Jinx 56 ELIZABETH REES Whittier, California Major in Education-Physical Education Athenian Society 1-4 W.A. A. President 3-4 RALPH RICH Los Angeles, California Major in Education-Physical Education Compton J.C. 1-2 Football 3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 WREN RUCKER Whittier, California Major in Education Metaphonian Society I-4 The Patsy Chapel Committee 4 Student Director Dramatics 4 MANVILLE SAXTON Whittier, California Major in Music, Education Glee Club President 3 Orthogonian 3-4 Pinafore THE ACROPOL!S Pirates of Penzance Mikado HELEN SEARS Pasadena, California Major in Education Y.W. C.A. I-4 Cosmopolitan Club 3-4 Ethelontair I-2 57 FRED SIMMONS Whittier, California Major in Economics HARRY SIMMONS La Habra, California Major in Biology Franklin Society 3-4 THE ACROPOLIS Basketball 3-4 Phillip Goes Forth Fullerton J.C. DORIS SMITH Pasadena, California Major in Biology Palmer Society 3-4 Biology Club 3-4 RICHARD SPAULDING Escondido, California Major in Education Varsity Club Orthogonian 2-4 Baseball Captain 4 Senior Class Vice President EDDITH SPENCER Whittier, California Major in Education Palmer Society 2-4 Personnel Committee DUANE SPROUL Norwalk, California Major in Chemistry Chemistry Club 2-4 BEATRICE STANLEY Whittier, California Major in Education Y.W. C.A. Secretary I-2 Thalian Society President 4 EMERSON STANLEY Garden Grove, California Major in Economics Tennis I Y.M.C.A. Cosmopolitan Club Forensics 4 Chemistry Club 2 RUSSELL SULLIVAN Santa Ana, California Major in Education-Physical Education Varsity Club 3-4 Football 3 Basketball 2-4 THE ACROPOLIS Baseball 2-4 HAMILTON TALLMAN Covina, California Major in Education Basketball 2-4 Baseball 2-4 Varsity Club 3-4 59 ENID TERPSTRA Long Beach, California Major in Chemistry Metaphonian Society 2-4 Chemistry Club 2-4 Glee Club I-3 HERBERT THOMAS Los Angeles, California Major in Sociology Y.M. C.A. A.M.S. RICHARD THOMSON San Francisco, California Major in Economics Senior Class President Franklin Society President 4 Criminal Code Journeys End Varsity Club FLORENCE TIMMERMAN Whittier, California Major in Mathematics Thalian Society W.A. A. Board Peppers President 2 The Tavern GLENN TIMMERMAN Whittier, California Major in Chemistry Football 2-3 Chemistry Club Foundation Society 2-4 60 ELLIS TRIGGS Rivera, California Major in Biology Orthogonian Society President 4 Biology Club President 4 Varsity Club 3-4 Track 3-4 KENNETH TURNER Whittier, California Major in Education-Physical Education Football I-2 LOUIS VALLA Whittier, California Major in Economics Franklin Society 3-4 Football I Journeys End History Club MARYO VAN DEMAN Whittier, California Major in Music Glee Club 2-3 Thalian Society I-4 Cosmopolitan Club ACROPOLIS Y.W. C.A. Cabinet 3-4 CAMILLA VINCENT Whittier, California Major in History-English Palmer Society President 4. May Queen 4 Quaker Campus Staff 2-4 A.W. S. Cabinet THE 61 OLA FLORENCE WELCH Whittier, California Major in Music-Education Metaphonian Society I-4 Glee Club I-4 A.W.S. Cabinet Honor Society KEITH WOOD THE ACROPOLIS Whittier, California Major in Education-Physical Education Football Captain 4 Pirates of Penzance Varsity Club 2-4 MILDRED WRIGHT Whittier, California Major in Education-Physical Education Metaphonian Society President 4 A.W. S. Cabinet Peppers President 4 EDWARD WUNDER Rivera, California Major in Economics Franklin Society 3-4 College Knight Quaker Campus Manager 4 WILLARD YOUNGDAHL Los Angeles, California Major in History 62 MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON February 14, 1969 Should TO: Miss Mondlock Ramary FROM: Rose Mary Woods I believe we should hold on to the letters regarding the President's genealogy until we can get from our files that are in storage all of the information that has been compiled on the Nixon and Milhous families by Dr. Raymond M. Bell of Washington and Jefferson College. Dr. Bell started sending us information in 1953 and during the Vice Presidential years we did have a mimeographed sheet that we sent out which took care of the majority of inquiries. I should have this file within the next few days so we can pull some of this information together. bcc: Anne Higgins -- please pull these files when you go over to F.O.B. the first of the week. Thanks MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 2, 1969 FOR: NOBLE MELENCAMP Rmu FROM: ROSE MARY WOODS SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENT'S FAMILY TREE Here is another family tree furnished us by Harry McLaughlin of York, Pennsylvania. It may well be a complete duplicate of what you have, but possibly it will fill in some of the blank spaces. Attachments THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON March 18, 1969 TO: FROM: Noble Rose Mary Melencamp Woods RMW Here are the files on the Nixon ancestry, along with a book from Dr. Bell that he revised in 1966. It is great that you are willing to work on this in your spare time during the evenings! WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE WASHINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 9 March 1969 Dear Miss Woods, I was sorry to read of the death of Dr. Nixon at State College. I was a colleague of his there from 1930 to 1937. You may be interested in what he once wrote to me: I can see that what you are doing in putting the puzzle together is exciting and intriguing. Perhaps all of us would do a better job of recording whence and whither, if we knew we might someday be placed before the public, beyond our own circle of co-workers or neighbors. There are many people interested in our president's forebears. The New Yorker is working on an article. Sincerely yours, Raymond M. Bell MEMORANDUM monder THE WHITE HOUSE Rid-17-49 WASHINGTON February 14, 1969 TO: Rose Miss Mondlock Mary Woods FROM: I believe we should hold on to the letters regarding the President's genealogy until we can get from our files that are in storage all of the information that has been compiled on the Nixon and Milhous families by Dr. Raymond M. Bell of Washington and Jefferson College. Dr. Bell started sending us information in 1953 and during the Vice Presidential years we did have a mimeographed sheet that we sent out which took care of the majority of inquiries. I should have this file within the next few days so we can pull some of this information together. 2/18- Calud me w oods ofe to assilain whillen Ewalls rold attached letter - anown-Yes. m.m. 3/3 - THE WASHINGTON WHITE HOUSE noble October 24, 1969 To: Rose Woods perfer full The President might like to see this. Steve Hess Story re Jessamyn That 's fucker.

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This file contains: Copy of The Acropolis yearbook Senior Class. 19 pages. [Other Document], n.d. From Rose Mary Woods to Miss Mondlock; re: President's genealogy files in storage. 1 page. [Letter], 2/14/1969 Newspaper layout form for The Patriot -- The Evening News. Few pencil notes on back. 1 page. Not scanned. [Other Document], n.d. From Rose Mary Woods to Noble Melencamp; re: the President's family tree. 1 page. [Memo], 6/2/1969 Note from Rose Mary Woods to Noble Melencamp; re: files on Nixon ancestry. Includes attached letter from Raymond M. Bell to Miss Woods 9 March 1969 re: Dr. Nixon at State College. 2 pages. [Other Document], 3/18/1969 From Rose Mary Woods to Miss Mondlock; re: President's genealogy files in storage. Includes hand-written notes. 1 page. [Memo], 2/14/1969 Note from Steve Hess to Rose Woods re: newspaper article on Jessmyn West's father. 1 page plus newspaper article (not scanned). [Other Document], 10/24/1969 Daily Local News, Wester Chester, Thu., May 7, 1970; " Variety and nutrition are vital concerns of dietitian preparing menus for 4000." Article not scanned. [Newspaper], 5/7/1970

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The thespians in\nThe Man in the Bowler Hat convince\nTHOMSON\nWhittier College that its dramatic\nWELCH\nprogram is too narrow, hence the\nbirth of the drama board of control.\nAnd the first spring festival in\nwhich said enthusiasts sell their alma\nmater for the first time.\nBut things began to pop when\nthe junior class play, Bird in Hand,\nstarring Richard Nixon, opened the\ndramatic program of five annual\nmajor productions. And the world\n'beyond the rock' began to take\nnotice when the Poets barged\nthrough for three championships.\nAll of which called for\ncelebration\ndance programs,\ntheatre stubs, orchids and sparklers\nputting in their appearance.\nSheepskins\nafter eight student\nbody dances offered as part of\nthe new social deal a sparkling\ntheater party to see Francis Led-\nerer in Autumn Crocus, reawaken-\ning all the little thrills of matinee\nidoling\nA swanky 'last' with our\njunior pals at the Vista del Arroyo\ndinner at the Harris home where\nthe year's acting president spins his\ndelightful idealisms of Arden\nand Dr. Dexter's signing the hard-\nwon releases which don't seem de-\nsirable in quite the same sense they\ndid four years ago\nfor they are\ntacitly telling the goodbye to days\nof collegiate capering.\nSPAULDING\nJ O B E\nKENNEDY\n45\nRALPH ALDRIDGE\nLa Verne, California\nMajor in English-Physical Education\nOrthogonian Society 3-4\nVarsity Club\nNORMA ALLEN\nCoronado, California\nMajor in Physical Education\nHE ACROPOLIS\nPresident Metaphonian 4\nPresident Platner Hall 4\nPresident P. E. Club 4\nVice President W. A. A. 3\nLUCIA CARROLL ALTPETER\nBonita, California\nMajor in English\nA. W. S. President 4\nKallitechnia President 3\nThalian Society I-4\nPhillip Goes Forth\nKENNETH BALL\nBell, California\nMajor in History\nCaptain Track 4\nFranklin Society President 4\nVarsity Club\nCollege Knight\nMILDRED BARR\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nAthenian\n46\nMARGARET BAYLEY\nMonrovia, California\nMajor in Education\nThalian Society I-4\nY.W. C.A. President 4\nKallitechnia 3-4\nHonor Society President 4\nSETSUKO BESSHO\nMontebello, California\nMajor in Biology\nCosmopolitan Club President 3\nThalian Society 4\nBiology Club I-4\nPAUL BIXBY\nLarned, Kansas\nMajor in Physical Education\nBasketball I-4, Captain 3\nBaseball 3\nVarsity Club I-4\nSportolog 2\nPAULINE BOLT\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nAthenian Society\nW.A. A. I\nACROPOLIS\nDramatics Coach 4\nELIZABETH BREWER\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nChemistry Club I-4\nY.W.C.A. I-4\nEthelontair 2-3\nW.A.A.I\nTHE\n47\nJOANNE BROWNE\nMaywood, California\nMajor in English\nEditor Quaker Campus 4\nThalian Society President 4\nHonor Society 3-4\nExecutive Committee 4\nMABEL BUMGARDNER\nGarden Grove, California\nMajor in Education\nGlee Club 2-4\nPinafore 2\nMikado 3\nThalian Society 2-4\nJOHN CHAPIN\nSan Francisco, California\nMajor in Econ-Sociology\nFootball I-4\nOrthogonian Society President 4\nVarsity Club 1-4, President 4\nTrack I-4\nBARBARA COGBURN\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nChemistry Club 3-4\nPalmer Society I-4\nGlee Club I-3\nY.W.C.A. 1-4\nMARIAN COLLINS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nJoint Council I-2\nY.W. C.A. Treasurer 2\nMetaphonian Society I-4\nSophomore Class Secretary 2\n48\nCAROL COMBS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nAthenian Society 3-4\nY.W. C. A. 3-4\nFAYE CONNELL\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nThalian Society I-4\nY.W. C.A. I-2\nPeppers 1-4\nBARBARA CREAGER\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Physical Education\nCompton J. C. I\nP.E. Club 2-4\nW.A. A. 2-4\nSweater Award 3\nWINIFRED DAVIES\nAlhambra, California\nMajor in History Education\nMetaphonian Society 1-4\nHistory Club 2-4\nInternational Relations Club 2-3\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nY.W.C.A. I-2\nDOROTHY DODSON\nSelma, California\nMajor in Physical Education\nP.E. Club 2-4\nW.A. A. I-4\nInterclass Sports I-4\nAC.\nREGINA DUNKIN\nBellflower, California\nMajor in Education\nCompton J.C. I-2\nPalmer Society President 4\nA. W.S. Cabinet\nIntersociety Council 4\nWOOD GLOVER\nArcadia, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nOrthogonian I-4\nFootball 2-4\nBaseball Manager 4\nKATHERINE GRAY\nFort Totten, North Dakota\nMajor in Chemistry\nChemistry Club 2-4\nThalian Society 2-4\nY.W. C. A. 2-4\nPeppers 2-4\nELIZABETH GUEST\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nBiology Club 2-4\nPeppers I-4\nLOUISE HADLEY\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Education\nThalian Society 2-4\nEthelontair 2-4\nY.W. C. A. 2-4\nSanta Monica J.C. I\nROBERT HALLIDAY\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Physical Education\nFootball 2-4\nBasketball 2-4\nBaseball 3-4\nVarsity Club 2-4\nCLINTON HARRIS\nCovina, California\nMajor in Econ-Sociology\nOrthogonian Society I-4\nFootball 2-4\nTrack 2-4\nVarsity Club 2-4\nC. RICHARD HARRIS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Spanish-English\nCollege Knights 2-4\nFranklin Society 2-4\nCriminal Code\nRICHARD F. HARRIS\nEl Toro, California\nMajor in Education\nY.M. C.A. Cabinet\nFootball 2-4\nTrack 3-4\nHE ACROPOLIS\nOrthogonian Society 4\nMARTHA LOUISE HASSE\nHynes, California\nMajor in Music\nGlee Club 3-4\nMikado\nPirates of Penzance\nThalian Society 3-4\nMARY HAVEN\nSan Onofre, California\nMajor in English, Art, Education\nThalian 4\nKallitechnia 4\nAcropolis Staff 4\nF\nY.W. C.A. 1-2\n=\nKENNETH HAWKINS\nCovina, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nr\nFootball I-2\nY.M. C.A. 1-2\nChemistry Club 2-4\nFoundation Society 3-4\nMARJORIE HILDRETH\nWhittier, California\nMajor in English\nMetaphonian I-4\nQuaker Campus Staff 1-4\nAcropolis Staff 2-4\nThe Tavern\nMARY ELEANORE HOLLOWELL\nPasadena, California\nMajor in Education\nKallitechnia 2-4\nW.A.A. I-4\nPhillip Goes Forth\nY.W.C.A. 1-4\nMARGARET IRWINE\nEl Monte, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nAthenian Society 1-4\nP.E. Club 1-4\nW.A.A. I-4\n52\nLOIS JUNE JESSUP\nVista, California\nMajor in Education\nBiology Club 3-4\nPalmer Society 1-4\nMikado\nY.W. C. A. 1-2\nGAIL JOBE\nCovina, California\nMajor in History, Science,\nEconomics\nOrthogonian I-4\nExecutive Committee 4\nKnights\nVarsity Club 3-4\nGLENN JOHNSON\nWhittier, California\nMajor in English\nFullerton J.C. I-2\nHonor Society 1-2\nRAYMOND JORDAN\nMontebello, California\nMajor in Economics\nY.M. C.A. I-4\nHE A ACROPOLIS\nLOUISE KENNEDY\nLos Gatos, California\nMajor in Physical Education-\nEducation\nW.A.A.I-2\nInterdorm Council 2-3\nMetaphonian I-4\nSenior Class Social Chairman\nMILDRED KENNEDY\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nBiology Club 3-4\nThalian Society 2-4\nA.W.S. S. 1-4\nMARGARET KNISELEY\nWhittier, California\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nMajor in Education\nAthenian Society 3-4\nVIRGINIA KNOTT\nBuena Park, California\nMajor in Education\nSanta Barbara State 1-2\nThalian Society 3-4\nY.W. C. A. 3\nCosmopolitan Club 3\nKallitechnia Society 4\nMARY LEE LEWIS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nAthenian Society 3-4\nY.W. .. A. 3\nPeppers 3-4\nFullerton J.C. I-2\nMERLE LUND\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nFoundation Society 2-4\nChemistry Club 2-4\nLibrary Staff 2-4\n[A\nWALTER LUND\nPaonia, Colorado\nMajor in Biology\nBiology Club 2-4\nMARGARET MAURER\nCovina, California\nMajor in Education\nW.A. A. 2-4\nY.W. C. A. 2-4\nChaffee J.C.\nLEONA MENDENHALL\nLa Mesa, California\nMajor in Mathematics\nW.A.A. I-4\nY.W. C. A. I-2\nPeppers I-3\nROY NEWSOM\nRivera, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nChemistry Club 2-4\nFoundation Society 1-4\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nRICHARD NIXON\nWhittier, California\nMajor in History\nPresident A. S. W. C.4\nOrthogonian Society I-4\nPhillip Goes Forth\nHonor Society I-4\nGlee Club 4\nIONE OLNEY\nFillmore, California\nMajor in Education\nMetaphonian Society 3-4\nY.W. C.A. I-4\nHistory Club\nMARIE PHELAN\nWhittier, California\nHE ACROPOLIS\nMajor in Physical Education\nAthenian Society I-4\nW.A.A.1-4\nP.E. Club I-4\nY.W.C.A.\nELIZABETH PROSE\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Education\nJOE RAWSON\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Biology\nOrthogonian Society I-4\nBiology Club I-4\nFootball I-3\nBARBARA REES\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nMetaphonian Society I-4\nA. W.S. Cabinet 4\nQuaker Campus Staff I\nBird in Hand\nWomen's Hi-Jinx\n56\nELIZABETH REES\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nAthenian Society 1-4\nW.A. A. President 3-4\nRALPH RICH\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nCompton J.C. 1-2\nFootball 3-4\nVarsity Club 3-4\nWREN RUCKER\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nMetaphonian Society I-4\nThe Patsy\nChapel Committee 4\nStudent Director Dramatics 4\nMANVILLE SAXTON\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Music, Education\nGlee Club President 3\nOrthogonian 3-4\nPinafore\nTHE ACROPOL!S\nPirates of Penzance\nMikado\nHELEN SEARS\nPasadena, California\nMajor in Education\nY.W. C.A. I-4\nCosmopolitan Club 3-4\nEthelontair I-2\n57\nFRED SIMMONS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Economics\nHARRY SIMMONS\nLa Habra, California\nMajor in Biology\nFranklin Society 3-4\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nBasketball 3-4\nPhillip Goes Forth\nFullerton J.C.\nDORIS SMITH\nPasadena, California\nMajor in Biology\nPalmer Society 3-4\nBiology Club 3-4\nRICHARD SPAULDING\nEscondido, California\nMajor in Education\nVarsity Club\nOrthogonian 2-4\nBaseball Captain 4\nSenior Class Vice President\nEDDITH SPENCER\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nPalmer Society 2-4\nPersonnel Committee\nDUANE SPROUL\nNorwalk, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nChemistry Club 2-4\nBEATRICE STANLEY\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education\nY.W. C.A. Secretary I-2\nThalian Society President 4\nEMERSON STANLEY\nGarden Grove, California\nMajor in Economics\nTennis I\nY.M.C.A.\nCosmopolitan Club\nForensics 4\nChemistry Club 2\nRUSSELL SULLIVAN\nSanta Ana, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nVarsity Club 3-4\nFootball 3\nBasketball 2-4\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nBaseball 2-4\nHAMILTON TALLMAN\nCovina, California\nMajor in Education\nBasketball 2-4\nBaseball 2-4\nVarsity Club 3-4\n59\nENID TERPSTRA\nLong Beach, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nMetaphonian Society 2-4\nChemistry Club 2-4\nGlee Club I-3\nHERBERT THOMAS\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in Sociology\nY.M. C.A.\nA.M.S.\nRICHARD THOMSON\nSan Francisco, California\nMajor in Economics\nSenior Class President\nFranklin Society President 4\nCriminal Code\nJourneys End\nVarsity Club\nFLORENCE TIMMERMAN\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Mathematics\nThalian Society\nW.A. A. Board\nPeppers President 2\nThe Tavern\nGLENN TIMMERMAN\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Chemistry\nFootball 2-3\nChemistry Club\nFoundation Society 2-4\n60\nELLIS TRIGGS\nRivera, California\nMajor in Biology\nOrthogonian Society President 4\nBiology Club President 4\nVarsity Club 3-4\nTrack 3-4\nKENNETH TURNER\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nFootball I-2\nLOUIS VALLA\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Economics\nFranklin Society 3-4\nFootball I\nJourneys End\nHistory Club\nMARYO VAN DEMAN\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Music\nGlee Club 2-3\nThalian Society I-4\nCosmopolitan Club\nACROPOLIS\nY.W. C.A. Cabinet 3-4\nCAMILLA VINCENT\nWhittier, California\nMajor in History-English\nPalmer Society President 4.\nMay Queen 4\nQuaker Campus Staff 2-4\nA.W. S. Cabinet\nTHE\n61\nOLA FLORENCE WELCH\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Music-Education\nMetaphonian Society I-4\nGlee Club I-4\nA.W.S. Cabinet\nHonor Society\nKEITH WOOD\nTHE ACROPOLIS\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nFootball Captain 4\nPirates of Penzance\nVarsity Club 2-4\nMILDRED WRIGHT\nWhittier, California\nMajor in Education-Physical\nEducation\nMetaphonian Society President 4\nA.W. S. Cabinet\nPeppers President 4\nEDWARD WUNDER\nRivera, California\nMajor in Economics\nFranklin Society 3-4\nCollege Knight\nQuaker Campus Manager 4\nWILLARD YOUNGDAHL\nLos Angeles, California\nMajor in History\n62\nMEMORANDUM\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 14, 1969\nShould\nTO:\nMiss Mondlock\nRamary\nFROM:\nRose Mary Woods\nI believe we should hold on to the letters\nregarding the President's genealogy until we can get from\nour files that are in storage all of the information that has\nbeen compiled on the Nixon and Milhous families by Dr.\nRaymond M. Bell of Washington and Jefferson College.\nDr. Bell started sending us information\nin 1953 and during the Vice Presidential years we did have\na mimeographed sheet that we sent out which took care of\nthe majority of inquiries.\nI should have this file within the next\nfew days so we can pull some of this information together.\nbcc: Anne Higgins -- please pull these files when you go over\nto F.O.B. the first of the week.\nThanks\nMEMORANDUM\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nJune 2, 1969\nFOR:\nNOBLE MELENCAMP\nRmu\nFROM:\nROSE MARY WOODS\nSUBJECT:\nTHE PRESIDENT'S FAMILY TREE\nHere is another family tree furnished us by Harry McLaughlin of\nYork, Pennsylvania. It may well be a complete duplicate of what\nyou have, but possibly it will fill in some of the blank spaces.\nAttachments\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 18, 1969\nTO:\nFROM:\nNoble Rose Mary Melencamp Woods RMW\nHere are the files on the Nixon ancestry,\nalong with a book from Dr. Bell that he\nrevised in 1966.\nIt is great that you are willing to work on\nthis in your spare time during the\nevenings!\nWASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE\nWASHINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA\nDEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS\n9 March 1969\nDear Miss Woods,\nI was sorry to read of the death of Dr. Nixon at State\nCollege. I was a colleague of his there from 1930 to 1937.\nYou may be interested in what he once wrote to me:\nI can see that what you are doing in putting\nthe puzzle together is exciting and intriguing.\nPerhaps all of us would do a better job of\nrecording whence and whither, if we knew we\nmight someday be placed before the public,\nbeyond our own circle of co-workers or neighbors.\nThere are many people interested in our president's forebears.\nThe New Yorker is working on an article.\nSincerely yours,\nRaymond M. Bell\nMEMORANDUM\nmonder\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nRid-17-49\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 14, 1969\nTO:\nRose Miss Mondlock Mary Woods\nFROM:\nI believe we should hold on to the letters\nregarding the President's genealogy until we can get from\nour files that are in storage all of the information that has\nbeen compiled on the Nixon and Milhous families by Dr.\nRaymond M. Bell of Washington and Jefferson College.\nDr. Bell started sending us information\nin 1953 and during the Vice Presidential years we did have\na mimeographed sheet that we sent out which took care of\nthe majority of inquiries.\nI should have this file within the next\nfew days so we can pull some of this information together.\n2/18- Calud me w oods ofe to assilain whillen\nEwalls rold attached letter - anown-Yes.\nm.m.\n3/3\n-\nTHE WASHINGTON WHITE HOUSE noble\nOctober 24, 1969\nTo:\nRose Woods perfer full\nThe President might like to\nsee this.\nSteve Hess\nStory re Jessamyn\nThat 's fucker."
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