University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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CHARLES BUMPS For dedicated service and extraordinary interest in students, their activities as groups and as individuals, the 1959 Desert is gratefully dedicated to Charles tBumpsJ Tribolet. Activities are nothing new to our Graduate Man- ager. During his undergraduate career at the Univer- sity of Arizona he was a member of Chain Gang, Bobcats and Sigma Chi. He served as manager of the football team for four years and was very active in many student organizations. After his graduation from the University in 1933 he told the Graduate Manager, A. Louis Slonaker Slony, if you ever need an assistant, let me know. A few years later Slonaker called Tribolet and said, Are you still interested? The answer must have been a very definite yes because this year Bumps will have been with the University in the Graduate Manager's Office for 22 years. His wife, Shirley, also attended the University and they have three sons - Charles, 9, James, 5 and David, 3. Right after a new student learns where Louie's and Old Main are, they learn about SU 106 and the Grad- uate Manager's Otiice. Through his position Bumps supervises and handles the finances of nearly 100 stu- dent organizations and over S850,000 is administered through his hands. He directs the operation of such groups as student publications, the band and the inter- collegiate rodeo. 1 TRIBOLET He was awarded an honorary life membership by the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Assn. at this year's UA Rodeo. The award was for 'this continuing the ad- vancement of rodeo as a sport. He was instrumental in the granting of UA athletic awards to rodeo team members and has aided in the organization of the Uni- versity Rodeo for the last several years. In addition to his part in keeping the confusion of student activities down to a minimum, he is also known as the fellow who schedules the football games. Not only football games but some 150 athletic con- tests, which include basketball, baseball, track, golf and swimming, are scheduled by Bumps - and all this during just one school year. Recently he became the vice president of the College Athletic Business Managers' Assn. He was instru- mental in helping this organization form and become accepted throughout the country. During the Second World War, he took time out from his job to enter the armed services. He served in the U.S. Navy from August, 1942, to January, 1946, and had attained the rank of Lt. Commander upon his release. All of these activities add up to hundreds of letters, telephone calls, conferences and the answering of ques- tions from thousands of visitors. But somehow, in spite of everything, all the confusion comes out in a straight and orderly fashion, and Arizona's Mr, Ac- tivities still keeps smiling.