University of Puget Sound - Tamanawas Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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ffl In vlipfwl OFFICIAI.: Cain! Angst. Sl-in-mrv no the Bursar: Graf: jolmsnu, Prmvmuon Office Secretary: MFS Raymond Seward. Secretary' W 'he l'n-ml.-nl: Ifdna W'arr1-n Clin-nrv. Ann-.rant In ilu- R4-gmrar: Dorn Ficki-l, H, S.. Assistant Librariang Faith Simpson. I ll I.. mghz. XX'nlrrr Sfnll l5:n'u. A. Nl. l'lmnrr. Pnliurnl Snrim-: Julius P. lwgvr. Ph. ll. lfngllslxz Christian lllllli-r. Grrmnn: lrflln-ry Caprn. Nl, 1 I ll, A. llnullww .-Mlminixlrnliuli. lfrnnnluirx: Louis Gram. A. Fi. lln'-nal lf.Lunlxun: Dnrntln' Pundrrmn. A. M.. Frvnrh: Nlelvin Knlmlrr, ll, F. A.. Art: lNlnrxm R Silmlrr, lllu, D.. Smmlugx: Rial-vri Smuli. Pipr Onion: -lnlin Rvgcxtrr. Plnlmnpllyi Nlnrjorir ,l.'nl:im, l'lu-.xml li.lu-Jlmn: l.ill- S-ln-llaixilunr. .-X. Nl.. Hmmx Anil llnlimnl Sui-11i'v. llnm- nm xppi-.1rm,: ui pwuu-v rmludi-1 Kflmrl.-. 'l' llnum. limnoim-N: ,lnlm Paul ll:-nm-rr. Dm-nor of mln- Cnnwrvalnrv and Voice: Cfmili-l,:v On- fllnrmnmn.l'll.D..lnm:llNl13:Xr!lmfl:rrLlvrlrlz. .-X.lKl,, Rvligions lfducannn: Amnrv Harnrs. li. S.. Engineering. l7mum,:. Ssilvvxlmg. 0, li. Hu.-. ,-X. Sl, lwluualxmi: XY'v-lu Hunnn-r. A, ll.. ,lmxrnall-ln. linpliflm: L4-nuard jnmlwsvn. B. M., l'munInrlv: lklnrllm Pi-.nl joluw. A. lNl., Sm-1-.liz Wfnrrn-ii Pm-r:'i. :X, Xl.. l.ll-rnrx:m1 Ravmonzl L. Powell. Ph. D.. Psychology: llrillu lliwlwlun-. l'll ll, Spnnixli: lim' Smmllwrg. Hn-nd ffoJ.li. -lxrrfiur nl Allmlvlirw: Raymond Seward. Ph. D.. Physcis: Warrvn 'liulnlln-nu. Pla, ll. li'rlnnu: Lxnilm Yau Nurilvu. A. Bl.. lfngglxwli, lfr-'mllg Samui-l Yvcir. Plx. D.. ffducalionzlfdgar Wheeler. N. Nl.. ll. ll.. Ru-lnxluux lfnlumlmn.

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-f 1 -1. lrlg.-.u.-J, 4,4 . :?fL6u!ty CQ Q? Lvl! lo rfgbl- ADMINISTRATION: Charles Robbins, A. B., Bursary Christian Miller, A. M., Registrar, German: Dr. Edward H. Todd, President: John Regesrer, Ph. D., Dean of Men, Philosophy. 14-. ga- - 'ffl l.:1 Lf SCHLNC PQ: lfmncc- Iiorknmn. llinlogy: Dr. S. F. Hrrrmann. N. D.. Ph. D., Pl.vsiolngi' aryl Medical Arlvisi'r:.jaim-sa Slallcr. A. M. l liiolugv' R-ilu-rl Sinclair, Ph. D.. Psychology: Frvclcrlck NlcNlillin. Nl, S., Gr-ologv. f.l1clnlslry: Fostrr Allen, Cllcliiislrig lish- livuilwin. A. li.. Hamm- Economics: Blanche Sfcvcns, M. S., Home lfcor-onxiusn Mrs. Cm-der. Hemi- Nursing: Arthur Marlin. Plr, D. Mnlliczxmtlrs.

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Hifi V. -f- f: Sli i sail L 1 , .yllumnz .uaclafion , , if. Ma . I age is: ,, ,ir JOHN COCHRAN. President CPS ALUMNI HE AFFAIRS of the College of Puget Sound Alumni Association have been handled during the past year by the following officers: President, john Cochran, vice president, Mrs. Robert Strobel, secretary, Mrs. Carl Scheyerg treas- urer, Franklin lohnson and executive secretary, Arthur Linn. The governing body of the association is made up of the above officers- and the following directors: Charles Anderson, Dorothy Foxwell, Ensley Llewellyn, Robert Strobel, Darrel Thomas, Mary Louise Wortman. , The Puget Sound Alumnus is the official publication of the association. It is edited by the executive secretary and is issued four times during the school year. The magazine contains 20 pages and is mailed to approximately 2800 alumni and friends of the College in all parts of the United States and in several foreign countries. Thirteen local groups are functioning in various sections of the United States, including Seattle, Puyallup, What- com-Skagit county, Thurston-Mason county, Lewis county and Grays Harbor county in Washingtong Portland, Oregon: Chicago, lllinoisg Boston, Massachusettsg Washington, D. C g New York City, Northern California and southern California. These groups have met for at least one reunion during the year. The Alumni Association held its annual Homecoming banquet in Hotel Winthrop last fall. Approximately l25 grads came back for the occasion and enjoyed an evening of fellowship and entertainment. During the year the association carried on its annual Alumni Loyalty Share Fund drive under the leadership of the treasurer, Mr. johnson. Several hundred alumni living in Tacoma and vicinity were called upon for contributions. On Commencement Day, lune 7, the second annual Alumni College will be held. This feature was started last year and proved highly successful. The program will consist of lectures and dis- cussions on topics of interest to the almuni. Members of the regular College faculty will handle the work. Work on the organization of the four quadrants was completed with the appointment of four secretaries and four chairmen to supervise the carrying out of the quadrant tradition, a feature that no other institution possesses. The Alumni Association is now well established and through its program is working for the mutual benefit of the College and the almuni. TO THE 1937 GRADUATES: Congratulations, and welcome to ' membership in the Alumni Association. ARTHUR LINN, Secretary