Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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OREGON CLUB THE OREGON CLUB, with a memf bership of thirty, is the largest state club in S.P.C. The president is Virginia Heaf cock, Eleanor Parnell is vice presif dentg Delwin Aldridge is secretary' treasurerg Barbara Otterson is pub' licity agentg and Lois Long is the club's reporter. The club enjoyed a boat trip around Puget Sound in the late spring. 48 53d CALIFORNIA CLUB CALIFORNIA was represented this year by twentyfone very active stu' dents, who constituted the second largest state club on the campus. Henry Bateman acted as presi- dent, Betty Hohnsbeen was vice president, Ruth Beatty was secref treasurerg and Eleanor Mueller was reporter for the year. The two outstanding social events on the club calender were the breakfast at Schmidt Park, held in the fall quarter, and the picnic in the spring quarter. EPSILON ALPHA SIGMA EPSILON ALPHA SIGMA, formerly known as the Eastern Club, is comf posed of students who have come from states east of the Mississippi River. Each month members plan a social event or outing. Officers of the club are Dean Moyer and Prof fessor Barnard, advisersg C. Oliver Causey, presidentg Thelma Gay, vice presidentg Marjorie Eley, sec' retaryftreasurerg and Haven Crum, publicity agent

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FRENCH CLUB OUTSTANDING among the clubs of S.P.C. is the Cercle Francais. Its oflicers are Nickoline Dahl, president, Phoebe Peterson, vice president, Doris Dillon, secretaryftreasurer, and Williizr Schmidt, reporter. An extensive program for the year included the French Club Handbook, French Club Banquet, and the trip to Mrs, Kenclrick's farm. Tl? TWENTYIFIVE prefmedic students actively engaged in this year's work of the PrefMed Club. Oflicers are Stuart Holmes, president, Doug McPherson, vice president, and Edith Scott, secretary-treasurer. The club program is an endeavor to bring before the group topics of current interest in the field of medicine. PRE-MED CLUB GERMAN CLUB UNDER the advisership of Miss Marston, the Cer' man Club was organized. Interesting meetings have been held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, with discussions of Germany's cultural conf tribution to the world emphasized. Officers of the club are Naomi Pettengill, presif dent, John Soltman, vice president, Margaret Boer- have, secretaryftreasurer, and Mrs. Irene Minton, reporter. Sir THE PRE'NURSING CLUB began its second year upon our campus under the leadership of Helen Voight and Dr. McMillan, adviser. Other officers are Esther Bradley, vice president, Anna Pennell, secretaryftreasurer, Irene Read, social director, and Edna Ensign, reporter. PRE-NURSING CLUB F0463 r 4 'lm

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB THB INT1fnNAr1oNAL CLUB has been a lez-Lder among school organi- zations. Closely observing world nffz-rirs, the group has tried to eval- uate and :rnulyze their significance. Highlight of the year was the Northwest Regional Conference of II1lI61'Il2llIlOl1ZllC3lLllDS held at Eugene, Oregon. Cflicers are Will Hunter, presi- dent, Allan Fisher, vice president, Phoebe Peterson, secretzu'y-treas- urerg and Jean Freeman, reporter. The helpful guidance of Miss Nelson and Miss Weter, advisers, was much appreciated by the club. HIKE CLUB TALL evergreen trees-sunlight :md shadow-sparkling, half-hidden brooklets-wild flowers peeping through the moss-these are just zz few of the many pleasant memo- ries that remain with members of the hiking club. Cllicers are Jean larker, presi- dent, George Kenny, vice presi- dent, Elizabeth Bogner, secretary- J treasurerg and MzL1'y Lou York, reporter. mln. L3 ., . 31159011 CHESS CLUB INSPIRED by Professor Kendriclis playing technique, the Chess Club of fifteen worthy members came into being, meeting once El week for practice. The cabinet is composed of Jack Arnold, presidentg Leon Rosser, vice president, Margaret Arnold, secretary, and Charles VanNess, reporter. 49