Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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M 2 E' my sn n gm?-XHMQEEI .Nxt 'Q iii: t A. W. S. OFFICERS weft' Ionne Mathison. Publicity Chairman: Barbara Dana. Vice-President: Helen Robert- son, Treasurer. Seated: Gloria Nelson, Secretary: and Patty Yeaton, President. The Associated Women Students were organized in the fall of 1945. Mrs. Constance Rogerson has been the adviser of the organization since that date. Her understanding manner in her relations with the girls has made the second year of this group's existence a success. The first get together of the Associated Women Students this year was the potluck and business meeting which was held at the Business and Professional Women's Clubhouse. The main purpose of this meeting was to welcome and acquaint the new students with this organization and its activities. Shining eyes meet Santa at the Christmas party spon- A iew of the men spend some time at the A.W.S. sored by the women students for the children irom the local coffee bar, enjoying the girls. Coifee. and donuts. Max orphans' homes. Artie Whiteley was the genial Mr. Claus, Hansvold and Phyllis Fahlstrom are hostesses. and Ioanne Mathison, and Alice Larson were his helpers. E533

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Back Bow: Dick Rogerson, Vice-President: Vonnie Lou Gaul: Mildred Arp, Secretary: Myrtle Kvangnes, President: Rosemary Maclsaac: and Dick Whidden. Seated: Iacie Kniess: Lorraine Simpson, Publicity Chairman: Marilyn Io Anderson: and Gloria Erickson. S. S. S. The Social Science Symposium, a club made up of students of the Iunior College who are interested in keeping up with the current events of the world, is an active organization of Iunior College. The meetings are held every two weeks with Mr. Ward Bowman acting as adviser. The Social Science Symposium is a small group which permits greater discussion. It is a club from which a great deal can be gained by exchanging views with fellow students. BOOKSTORE The college bookstore has grown this year trom a very small inventory ot books and supplies at the be- ginning ot the tall quarter to an inventory exceeding 57.000 at the opening ot the spring quarter. The Bookstore should be out ot debt by the end of the spring quarter. Next year, when it is taken over by the Associated Student Body, the school may realize quite a sizeable profit each quarter. Mr. Josef Blue is manager ot the bookstore: Sig Sampson is the assistant manager: and Lois Allan serves as the bookkeeper. LIBRARY The library of the college was founded by contribu- tions ironi the faculty and local citizens in 1941, the year the college was founded. Since that time books have constantly been added until at the present time there are over 3,000 volumes, the majority ot which are reference books. Many of the outstanding magazines have been secured in volume iorm. Mrs. Rogerson is librarian. Her student assistants are: Doreen LaBerge, Myrtle Kvangnes, Mildred Arp, Bar- bara Rulien, Mildred Large, Grace Brownlee, lean Retsnes. Muriel Norton, Margaret Kline, and Lorraine Simpson. t5'7l

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In early December a tea was held welcoming the veterans' wives to the activities of the college. Later on during the Spring quarter, a similar tea honoring the girls' mothers was grven. During the Christmas season, the girls honored the children of the Deaconess Children's Home by giving a party. Artie Whiteley played Santa Claus for the occasion. Adding a new custom to those established last year, the women students actively par- ticipated in a Tolo Week preceding the Sadie Hawkins Tolo which was held on March 14. During this week, the girls stepped into the role of the fellows: carrying their books, open- ing doors for them, and playing gentlemen in many Ways, While the men enjoyed the privileges usually allowed the women. The year's activities were concluded witha skating party and a theatre party held in the late spring. Reading left to right, back row to front row: Sth row-Maxine Hansvold. Beverly Iohnson. Ioan Stensen. Connie Krieger. Irene Pederson, Helen Holt, Anne Fredrickson, Barbara Hodson, Betty Kidder, Mary Bloch, Aileen Mariinsen, Pat Hobbs. Pat Beck. 4th row-Marilyn VanDylce, Barbara VanDyke, Pat Callan, Margie Larson, Phyllis Pahlstrom, Dorothy Leary, Lorraine Simpson, Lois Allen, Io Anne Black, Doreen LaBerge. Iune McKinney, Iune Iohnson, Carol Austin, Maxine Kerr, Ioanne Getschmann, Ruth Putnam. 3rd row-Mildred Munson. Phyllis Bushey, Mildred I-lrp, Margaret Kline, Mildred Mumaw, Barbara Rulien, Irma Grage, Ellen Saari, Ruth Whittaker, Gloria Hannah, Glenice Lyons, Janice Lund, Beverly Wells, Mary Cole, Wilma Kvenild, Ruth Knudson, Myrtle Kvangnes. 2nd row-Barbara Allen, Ieanne Ieifries, Mary Ellen Heintz. Mildred Large, Margaret Reeves, Ionnee Reposa, Mary Ann Steele, Vonnie Lou Gaul, Bettye Boulclin, Carmen DeLong, Ceil Gagnon, - Idella Evans, Frances Merritt, Marion Iellison. Annette Santoro. lst row-Ieanne Hartley, Iacie Kniess, Gloria Nelson, 'Ioanne Mathison, Mrs. Constance Rogerson, adviser: Helen Robertson, Pat Yeaton, Barbara Dana, Marilyn Io Anderson, Kay Thomas. f59l