California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION PHILIP SCHOELLER Executive Committee Behind the busy stream of student activities which we have witnessed on the campus during the current year, the guiding hand and watchful eyes of the Executive Committee have been con- stantly on the alert to insure the smooth running of all the working parts. Members of the com- mittee ior this year were Philip Schoeller, stu- dent body presidentg Robert Freeman, vice-pres- identg Paul Parsons, seeretaryg Paul Arnerich, treasurerg Don Graii, athletic managerg James Bradburn, publicity managerg and Art Mathew- son and Walter Scholtz, representative-at-large. The functions of this committee include all the ordinary executive and legislative duties in gen- eral student body affairs. i ! SCHOELLER fPRES.l FREEMAN fV.P.J PARSONS fSEC.l ARNERICH fTREAS.J BRADBURN fPUB. MGR.l GRAFF fATH. MGR.l SCHOLTZ fREP.J MATHEWSON fREP.J H ,, ff ff 5'Z 7,fl57 QW? X X off Twenty-eight f ' Q ' ,fa ff 1 H7114 V W ,V V4 W, ,XM X f 762 Wf ff -ff f ', ,cf fzy ff Ali 22? f

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION , , ff - w i,.,,,L' ,, , , ,, ,, , , BRADBURN SMITH LIEN WHERRITT Publicity Committee One of the least known of the various groups on the campus, but one of the utmost importance, is the Publicity Committee. This committee, which during the past year has consisted of lim Bradburn, chairmang Elvin Lien, Sid Smith, and Bob Wfherritt, has the thankless job of keeping all activities, debate, sports, etc., before the eyes of the public, by placing the events and the date of their happening at the disposal of the various daily newspapers and periodicals. During the third term of 1931 the committee helped tremendously in the advertising of the an- nual Exhibit Day, working in cooperation with the regularlyiappointed Exhibit Day advertising committee. The result was one of the largest Exhibit Days in the history of the lnstitute. Perhaps the greatest amount of work for the Publicity Committee 'came during the football season, when football programs were edited, Thirty published, and placed. The entire writing of the programs, including the procuring of the names and pictures of the contestants, the selling of advertising space, and the final selling of the books at the games, is handled by this group. ln this same general line is the matter of placing posters advertising the various games throughout the season in the local area. The football pro- grams produced through the past season were as good as any in the Southwest. Throughout the second term this year, the chief duties of the committee consisted of obtain- ing intercollegiate writeups of the various track meets and baseball games in the local and Los Angeles newspapers. A 1 Under the new regime in the third term this year, the first important work of the committee, headed by Gregory Hartmann, was the successful advertising of the 1932 Exhibit Day. y ,, c,, f , yiaf a p, f if I 0 a a ff f f