Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The Western ,Graphic The Best Illustrated College Newspaper in America New, modern make-up distinguished The Western Graphic this year, which won the coveted All-Amer- ican rating for the third consecutive time this year. In addition, the campus newspaper won iirst place in the newspaper contest sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma and Beta Phi Gamma, national co-educa- tional journalistic fraternities, at the November con- vention in Los Angeles. For the second time a literary supplement was published, While the traditional freshman edition came out in April. Interesting highlights of the activities of other col- leges and universities throughout the United States was furnished by the Associated Collegiate Press as a special big time feature. New types of columns commenting on timely campus subjects replaced the editorial and dirt columns ol previous years. Seven delegates attended the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association Conference at Brig- ham Young University in Provo, Utah, early in Feb- ruary. The staff: Gladys lohnson, editor, Barbara Wees- ner, assistant editor: Sylvia Binstock, copy editor: Frances Usher, society editor: PeqqY Baker, feature editor: Francis Burke, alumnae editor: Betty Lou Goodman, sports editor. Reporters: Helen Mary Barber, Maxine Beery, Deane Christensen, Cleo Crane, l..aVerne Davis, Lovelind Dickman, Margaret Elliott, Rosemary Even- son, Hazel Frank, Phyllis Gray, Esther Haiermehl, Matilda Halley, Dorothy Hambright, Iulia Loewen- stern, Frances McClaren, Irene Mathews, Hermina Perlmutter, Wilma Petty, Ruth Bayfield, Mary Eliza- beth Sinclair, Frances Slack, Lou Ellen Swihart, lane Turner, Carolyn Webster, and Maxine Wilson. 1. Editor Gladys Iohnson smiles at her work. 2. The Graphic Stall, left to right: Weesner, G. Iohnson, Baker. Binstock. Goodman. Burke, and Usher. 3. Freshman iournalists survey the results. Page 9

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Y. W. C. A. Colors: Blue and White Symbol: Triangle In addition to bringing to the campus inspiring speakers for the weekly Friday morning chapel services, the Y. W. C. A. helps to create a spirit ot fellowship within the student body. One of the major events sponsored by this group is the Easter Holy Week program. The Social Serv- 'ice Committee functions to help the poor and needy, and the city missions. Traditional among College affairs are the Gypsy Party and Valentine Tea given by the Leisure Group, and the Melting Pot Banquet directed by the World Fellowship Committee. The Gypsy Party is the annual trek to Montclair Park to help the sophomores and freshmen get better acquainted. Most novel of spring events is the Melting Pot Banquet, which is given in the interest of binding together the nations ot the world. The committee which sponsors this dinner also Works for world peace. Other activities ot Y. W. C. A. include monthly teas given by the Social Teas Committee. Membership in this organization is open to all students. Cabinet members are: Mary Elizabeth Ellis, president: Mary Beaton, vice-president: Martha lane Lytle, secretary: Helen Schlessrnan, treasurer: Twila Traber, World Fellowship Committee chair- man: Fate Voss, Big Sister chairman: Wilma Cor- man, Social Teas Committee chairman: Kathryn Sor- ensen, Social Service Committee chairman: Tsune Noguchi, publicity chairman: Zula Miller, Creative Leisure Committee chairman: and Miss Lena C. Mayer, sponsor. 1. Mary Elizabeth Ellis. president of the campus Y. W. C. A. 2. Second row: Traber. Z. Miller. Voss. Schlessman. Lytle. First row: Beaton, Sorenson. Ellis. Carman. Noguchi. 3 Faie Voss. fl. Twila Traber. 5. Mary Beaton. Page 11