Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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UQF: V. IVI. C. A. BCDARD - is NOAH BIQCKER GUY STALNAKER REED PUNTENNEY CRA MPON The Y. M. C. A. Council met a roar of disapproval when it souffht to control hours of 111e11 i11 the university. Aroused at any C attempt to budget activity points to prevent overwork, 111e11 stu- dents hooted dow11 President NOHl1,S well-intentioned proposal. Every 1112111 i11 the university is eligible for 1ne111bersl1ip in the association. In its drive for clean living, high thinking and real leadership, 1'UCI11lJC1'S 111ect to discuss and study problems relating to moral physical and spiritual Welfare. Acting as an informal pep co111111ittee, tl1e council fostered a spirit of loyalty and devo- tion to tl1e university, its aims and ideals. lll arion Noah .lack Cra111po11 ,loh 11 Guy Prasidcvzi ...... Vice-P1'csidv1'1f MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY CLASS OE I937 liCl'IllCLl'l Young CLASS OE I938 lIclwi11 Becker CLASS OE I939 Robert P1111te1111ey Ronald Reed OFFICERS Serralary-Trec1s'm'e1' . . . -Iiolm Si111111o11s George SlZ1l1lZ1liC1' . . .Marion Noah . . . . . .. . . . .lfdwin Becker . . . . . .John Guy Hour Budgets cmd Tea Dances E251

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T DENZEL TOMPKINS PI'05Tlfl'lll EDWARD NIcC XRTAN Composed of twelve student members and one faculty member, Student Council confines its duties almost entirely to the fall semester, when homecoming is its province, to plan and execute. All-university parties are presented under its aegis, and it acts as patron for all peti- tions from the student body. Six members at large from the university and one member each from the six undergraduate colleges make up the membership. Fall elections are open to the entire student body. Prominent among activities this year were the new student party at Hotel Savery, and the all-university sport dance at Hotel Fort Des Moines. MEMBERS AT LARGE Denzel Tompkins Edward McCartan Charlotte Parker James Mills Frances 'Wragg Ton Melton COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES Heloise Martin Eldon VVo1tz James T ulin Alice Yost Franklin Kohl VVilliam Fulton 1 VVR wc KOHL TL Ll N WSILT1-EN rmniziiri FULTON MARTIN l24l STUDENT CCDLJNCIL

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Y. W. C. A. BCDARD i CHANDLER KUSCHAN FIELDS ELY MOR DON Nl XRSII HENRY LANDSBERG GIBSON BEDFORD LINDER I.l'I'Xl'lll I EINI OVI WV ith a series of charm schools, and lecturers on the social graces, Y. XV. C. A. as usual stood Well in front in the activity campaign for the year. Louise Bedford's presidency stepped the council to greater hustle, and Dean Cubbage's ofhce and the lounge were the scenes of many lneetings of university women. Miss Elizabeth McDonald Osborne of New York City was chief OFFICERS speaker for the organization this year. MEMBERS IN TI-IE UNIVERSITY Elizabeth Fields Louise Bedford Jeanne Chandler Arla Enlow .lane Gibson Frances Ely President ...... Vice-President . .S'ecrcz'a1'y ..... Treaszwer .... CLASS OF l937 CLASS OE I938 Betty Gordon Myrtle Henry CLASS OF I939 Virginia Kessell Lillian Landsberg CLASS OE I94O Irene Linder Eloise Marsh Maxine Teetsel Eunice Litwiller Ellen Kusehan Louise Bedford Elizabeth Fields . . .Frances Ely . .Eloise Marsh Charm School cmd Teas E261