Saint Martins University - Samarco Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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C UNCIL--1949 RIGHT--Top to bottom. Ed Simpson, ASSMC prexideritg Tom Gaffney, ASSMC vice-prexidentg - Brian floolin, ASSMC secretary: Mark Moothart. ASSMC' treasurer. ABOVEf-Stuflerit Council. Left to riglvi: Homer Wray. Gordon Siebers, Jim Fouls, Tum Gaffney, En' Simpson. Ken Tlribodeau, Fred Raduseaficlv, Gordon Sielrcrx, Art Miller, Darrell Lange-vin, Don McKenzie. BELOVV+l red Radoxeviclv, Gurdon Siclvery, jim Foutx. Homer Wray, Ed Simpson, Carl Formzari, Revereria' Jerome Toner, Dave Baker, Dun McKc1zzie, Mike Rieglv, Art Miller, joe Langevin, Ken Tlvilwdeau. if-5 km if 1 1-and 1-1 vpn!! . .,.,,,, Q , ' if Hr ' N-8 - ' -' LM. , :Q 1.1 lL'1'li011s l'L'lIlllllSK'L'lll 0l' Kzlllszls Citv l11cvil:1l1lv. l'0ll0wi11f1' ll t1'i J t0 the lCx'c1'- 1, 1l.::5.w . ' . 1 W llllll llll' l1cx'cla1v 0l l,Cllll4'I'g2lSlS QTCCII t'UlllCl'C'lH'L' 011 5IllClCllI g0YCl'lllllL'lll. R02ll'lIlQ-VliXVl'lllX' l't'QllIll' lllllllilxll tl1c 0pc11- llL'll'g'illL'S Slllllhilll, Nl001l1z11't z111cl ll1lllOSL ing 0l' SMCS lllllfl l10lilic-:ll lilo. .X c'c:1't11i11 1ic'l1 l'0l'llll'll ll 11l1z1l:111x scckillg 1'cvisi011 01' Cli'l'lOlA2ll 0l1c'nilx' LllSlllI1lllllL'll 1l1c lirst two ilu- c'011sLi111li011 :111cl sulclcln policy. l1z1ll01i11gs. Only 011 ilu- strictly nL111L'1'x'isu1l .lI'l'll1lUII1OIl.S'l,I'l11IlI'. 'l'l1c c'01111cil split ll1i1'nl 1011: clicl cl:11'kl101'5c czlllcliclutc licl 1'1U'l11 clown llu- c'c11lc1' illll'lIlU z1c1'i111011i011s . - 3 - 1 6 . Si11111s011 l111cl ll 1'0111l01'L:1l1lc scat Ill tl1c llt'lJQlIl', l11111llyc'0111l11'01111scclz111cls11l1111111c'cl lJl'L'blCll'Ill'S cl1:1i1A. 1011510115 10 lllc' cln-c'101'z11L1 lllli' i11 AIZIY. 111 l,,,l,,j,,-jfjmi 1-ffl, lfil-51 114-1 0l' i11q11isili1'c 1111 c'll01'l 10 0il lllc' c'1'c'z1ki11g stuclcut lllltly lidM115iOl.i,ilUil.L,5U.ic.l mulilingol'hooksol' 111vz1c'l1111c'. tl1c c'01111i'1l Ol'llL'l'Cll 1l1c 111'111t111g . . Q 0l El l100klL-1 Ullllllllllfg c0llcgcl1lcz111cl t1'z1cl- 1111- GIIIIIJIIS 01'gz1111111l10115. .X plc-l,c111c11 .. D . A , - Q .1 . . V ' V 1 IIIOIIS l01 Sl'lJll'IlIlJCl cl1s11'1l11111011, llllll lllllllth IlltT Slllllllllllfill' 5c1n11.1cL. 11.15 1111- dH.U.u.d A wmmmu. U, In.L.lml.C the Cxlmf ZlIllIll0llSly llIJlJl'UX'L'll by lllc c'0lll1Cll 111 0110 c'111'1'ic'11la11' 111'0g,1'z1111 I2 111011tl1s :1l1cz11l ol' crxcc'11li011. 01' 1l1c li1'sl 111ccti113s.

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1943 DE fir I, Q g l irst eollegians at work in the Fall of FQ 19-19 were Assmit101'1'itft-is, Bin E1- wert, president: 'l'oni Gaffney, x'iee-presi- dentg Carl Forsman, secretary: and Mark lXIoothart, treasurer. Largest problem drop- ped in their, and the student eouneills, laps was the pronlotion ol' a tianipaign to raise funds lor the purchase ol' a greatly needed bus. Iliglf-gear. Clone-oniitant with the bus drive. the council condufted the year's reg- ular business, planned the social calendar, distributed funds, and worked lar into the night maintaining a smoothly functioning student body. Moving swiftly alter the start of the year. the eouncil appropriated SL500 for a down- paynient on the bus and swung into high- gear, arousing student support in the succes- lul campaign designed to raise the needed ?HLti,tl00. A Thorn In The Side. A logy, slow- nloring student body-long a thorn in the side ol' .-XSSMCI student eouneils-was given extra incentive to engage in College aetivi- ties with the establishment ol' the Student .-Xetivity Awards Prograni. Brain-child ol' advertising-niinded secretary, Carl Forsnian, it was approved alter bitter debate in the final council meeting,

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Th 1 911-9 amarco taff A dTlli.5'6T Reverend Ansgar Hallen Iidi Z or Carl Forsman Hzzsirzess Nfmmger -Iaek YVhitehill r1.s.s'i.s'Zn11l Editor Dick Vernon ATI Editor joe Peacock l7T0dHI'fi07Z Editor lid Simpson Class EcIi!m1,,,,, -lack Harris lfuezrlty lidilm ',77 ,,,,, , ,,7, , Y,,. , W Jack Harris Exim CI1Tll6'lII!lTf':Clllil07',,, ,,,,,,,, Bill Kalenius Sporls Editor ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Marty Marehewka t the top of the page are men prob- ably more surprised than any that the annual did not become bi-ennial. The position ol' advisor, Reverend Ans- gar Hellen discovered was a strange one. Responsible lor Financial and editorial pol- icy lie was rarely given opportunity to choose between courses. He never lailed to sign with a steady hand. Soul Moving Valfmtto. Editor Carl Forsman onee louud a bit ol Copy he ap- proved . . . steals ideas or layouts with speed and skill . . . reads Thomas YVoll, is serving his second year as editor. Business manager Jack XVhitehill, also a two year man, pried dollars from reluct- ant lJllSll1CSCSIllCY1 and apathetic students with a voice filled with soul moving va- bratto. ,, if Better known among the printers as Dagwood is assistant editor Dick Vernon. He is the only known man to be shanghai- ed into such a high position. Complexes and Frustmtiom. Art lid- itor Joe Peaeoek can turn out lull page layouts in 15 minutes, insists it takes days.