Humboldt State University - Sempervirens Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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Q cJ cde. MaM cjeSi Robert Madsen, Graduate Manager W A much-needed addition was made to the administration of the college this year when Robert Madsen was appointed Graduate Manager of the Associated Students. 'Bobs'' tasks are many and varied. It's his job to put Humboldt State on the map. Not only does he visit all the High Schools in the Redwood Empire but he has the added responsibility of making everything run in smooth working order at the football games and other athletic contests. In other words, he must give the sports fans the most for their money. Bob also sends publicity articles concerning campus activities to newspapers in various parts of the country thus advertising our college. Bob's slogan, which has become the slogan of the college, is Boost Humboldt State in the Redwood Empire. Bob at one of his many Tasks . . . meeting now students, and helping them to establish themselves comfortably at Humboldt.

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OJJficeSlA, Mrs. Brookings, Miss Winkler, Mrs. Woodcock Mrs. McKittrick, Miss Spoior. Mrs. Myrtle McKittrick, Registrar, is never too busy to help some puzzled Freshman over the problem of course changes. She knows the inside story on every student's index and is particularly allergic to students who try to over-load. Claire Speier, assistant Registrer, can be seen most any hour of the day in the Registrar's office typing permanent records of various and sundry things for the files. . . . The task of keeping track of financial affairs of Humboldt is left to Mrs. Woodcock, Financial Secretary. Miss Winkler, her assistant, is better known as Em” and a loyal rooter at all of the college functions. Mrs. Brookins, Financial Secretary to the Student Body, whose job is to keep books for all student affairs, is well-known to students who must pay their room and board every month. . . . Few Humboldt co-eds have failed to have confidential talks with Dean of Women Monica Hadley. Her primary task is to adjust Freshmen women to college life. . . . Edward C. Graves, Librarian, has one of the most difficult jobs in college. It's no easy task to maintain silence in a library such as Humboldt's which is filled to capacity almost every hour of the day. Mr. Graves has Miss Helen Everett as his very capable assistant. . . . Consoler of physical ills is Dr. Jenkins. Doc”, in his capacity of College Physician, has mended many a torn ligament and painted many a sore throat. dr. Graves Mrs. Everett Monica Hadley Doc Jenkins

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AteocicUed Stwdesiti To establish ideals of honesty and fair play in every phase of student life; to further athletics and all other student activities; to develop cooperation between the faculty and the students; and to nurture a feeling of loyalty to our school—these are the purposes of the Associated Students. Under the able leadership of Sherman Washburn the largest student body of Humboldt's history accomplished satisfactorily these aims. Because of the cooperation of the Associated Students, dances, rallys, bean feeds, and programs were successful. The biggest single issue accomplished in the matter of scholarship was the establishment of a probation system. In the field of sports the entrance of Humboldt into the Far Western Conference was a definite step forward. Every meeting proved to have something of interest in the way of entertainment or impromptu talks by students or faculty. Pres. Sherman V ashburn Sec. Hazel Hagne V. Pres. Snooky Edsall Treas. Fred Hibler