Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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i HOWARD F. PERONTEAU. S.J., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Philosophy since 1930; faculty moderator of the Sodality. BLANCHE PERUSSE, B.A. Registrar since 1936. DANIEL J. REIDY. S.J.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor of Philosophy since 1931; director of the Music Department. HAROLD O. SMALL, S.J., M.A. Professor of Philosophy and Education since 1938. ANTHONY J. SPONNER, S.J., M.Sc. Professor of Chemistry since 1937. PHILIP N. STARBUCK. S.J., M.A. Librarian since 1938. AGNES VALIQUETTE, A.B. Instructor in English composition since 1938. FRANCIS A. WALTERSKIRCHEN. A.B., LL.B. Assistant treasurer since 1936; instructor in physical education. HELEN WERBY, B.S., M.Sc., Ph D. Head of the Biology Department since 1938; faculty advisor to Alpha Nu. ( t 10

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PAUL LUGER. S.J., M.Sc. Professor of Physics and Mathematics since 1937; faculty moderator of the Physics club. KATHERINE McDONNELL, A.B. Instructor in Elementary Acting and director of the Drama Guild. FRANCIS J. McGARRIGLE, S.J., M.A.. Ph D., S.T.D., Ma.G. Dean of the Graduate School and professor of Philosophy. JAMES B. McGOLDRICK, S.J., M.A.. Ph.D., S.T.D. Dean of Seattle College and professor of Psychology since I9J2. JOHN A. McHUGH. S.J.. M.A. Treasurer of Seattle College since 1936. HUNTER J. McKAV. M.D. Instructor in Anatomy and Bacteriology since 1938. PAUL E. McLANE, B.A.. M.A. Professor of English Literature since 1932. JOHN J. MURPHY. S.J.. M.A. Instructor in English Literature since 1938; faculty moderator of the Drama Guild and the Aegis. MAURICE MEAGHER, S.J., M.A., LL.B., Ph D. Professor of Sociology since 1935. RAYMOND L. NICHOLS, S.J.. M.A., Ph D. Professor in History since 1930.

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ASSOCIATED STUDCnTS JAMES G. SCANLAN, President ADDISON C. SMITH, Vice-President MARY POWERS, Secretary LOUIS SAUVAIN, Treasurer WILLIAM KELLY. Sergeant-al-A rms OPERA TING as a well-organized and representative group, the Associated Students of Seattle College entered another highly successful year, both scholastically and socially. Governed by a constitution adopted in the spring of 1937, the ASSC has functioned in a democratic and orderly fashion handling all matters concerning the welfare of the students as a group. Under the leadership of James G. Scanlan, president, the past year has shown many improvements in matters concerning student government. Other officers elected to hold positions in the ASSC were: Addison C. Smith, vice-president; Louis Sauvain, treasurer; Mary Powers, secretary; William Kelly, sergeant-at-arms. Taking the lead in all activities during the year, these students were well deserving of the responsibility and the trust placed in their hands. Realizing the need of a weII-organized and well-rounded schedule of social activities, President Scanlan organized a group which was known as the Activities board. This group of students performed a task which had long been neglected. It was the duty of the Activities board to calendar all social events for the entire year and to insure the various organizations cooperation in every function undertaken. Membership is composed of all ASSC officers and the presidents of the various classes and organizations throughout the college. In this manner every group of students had equal representation.