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

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CHARLES A. ROBBINS, Bursar The College of Puget Sound gratefuiiy acknowledges the LYLE FORD DRUSHEL, A. M. New York University, 1955: ' Dean of Women anti Assistant Professor of Engiish, 1951 IOHN DICKINSON REGESTER, P11. D. Boston University, 1928: A Professor of Philosophy, 1924: , Dean of College, 1956 twenty-five years of faithful service given hy Mr. Charles A. Robbins to the school. The past quarter of a Century has seen many changes since. 1916 when Mr. Robbins first came to the College. There was a small campus, inadequate frame iauiici- ings, meager equipment, a small, though well qualified faculty. three members of which are sti11 here. There was no foothaii team, basketball team, no gymnasium: there were no sororities or fraternities. There was an organized student body, but 13e- Cause of limited funds, there were few student activities as we lcnow them today. It has been through the loyalty and devotion of men such as Mr. Robbins, through their untiring efforts in behaif of this school, that the College of Puget Sound has grown untii it can take its place prouciiy among the coiieges and universities of this country. 'T' V

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. p ! F96 y .F KGQMAE r. ef I W f I Q iy waeawrs I I fw-I I esstmgmneaa I, . PRESIDENT EDWARD H. TODD IVLS., D.D.. LL,D., L.H.D.. 1913 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE PUBLIC RELATIONS means the inter-reIations between puIJIic groups com- posed of individuaI human heings. The CoIIege proceeds on the principIe that to have good puhIic reIations it must not only make incIividuaIs stronger and better. hut cause them to think more I1ighIy of themseIves. Let me give three examples of methods of procedure. The first is the Coior Post. The faculty matricuiates the freshmen into the coI- Iege cIasses. The student body. by authority of the trustees. paraIIeIs that matricu- Iation by IormaI CoIor Post ceremonies to induct the freshmen into the student body. The senior cIass of the previous spring formaIIy reIates itseIf to the incoming cIass hy committing its interest in the CoIor Post to this new class. Thus aIumni. students, facuIty and trustees in a cooperative act cIecIare good wilI one to the other. The second is the puhiication of the Tamanawas. Here is a student enterprise in which the students, facuIty and aiumni participate. The puIJIished record of student organization and activity is one which acts on the memory of aIumni IiIce a record on a phonograph. The memories of days in coIIege speak again. The third is the Order of Founders and Patrons. Here, those who have Iahored and loved, whose steps are siowed and whose energies are waning, are given honorable recognition, and are drawn out of their secIusion with the decIaration that they are stiII recognized Iny trustees. facuIty, students and aIumni as having pIayed an important part in making the CoIIege of today what it is. ' No one in any of these groups can ever forget what the CoIIege did to make his or her Iife happier. better and sronger. I'Iere are shown some of the Inases upon which Iasting vaIue of puIJIicity is huiIt for deveIoping good putJIic reIations. 9

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1 N-iv' FAC JOHN W ROBINSON Ph D Assistant Professor ot Philosophy ancl Religious Education 1959 L STUART PARKS B S Instructor in Health and Phys: cal Education 1940 ARTHUR L FREDERICK M Professor .Iohn O I-'oster Chan ot Religious Education 1927 ARTHUR VV MARTIN Ph D Professor ot Mathematics 1955 AMORY R HAYNES B S Instructor in Engineering Draw mg and Surveying MARTHA PEARL JONES AM Professor ol Speech 1950 ERICH J F KOKER A B Teacher in Violin D ROBERT SMITH B S M Mus Instructor in Pipe Organ 1956 MARJORIE .IFNKINS MANN A M Director ot Physical Education to Vvomen 1956 LOUIS G WERSEN M A m IV1usic Teacher 01 Public School Meth ods ancl Instrumental Music MEI VIN O KOHLER, B F A Assistant Professor ot Art, 1954 'na ,urs JULIUS P. .IAEGER Ph. B. ' I Professor of English 1929 'Q M ' BERTHA WOOD ROBBINS I ' ' Ph. B. V xl Instructor in Spanish 1929 .I N.,. .I HOWARD OISETI-I A. M. .. Instructor ot English and Jour- ! - na ism 1940 CHRISTIAN MILLER A. IV1. Registrar and Assistant Protes- sor ot German 1951 HELEN .I McKINNEY Ph D Associate Professor ot French M 1938 RAYMOND I.. POWELL Ph D Protessor ot Education 1956 RAYMOND S SEWARD Ph D Professor ot Physics 1925 JAMES R SLATER A M M Pd Professor ot Biology 1919 FRANK G WILLISTON Ph D Professor 01 History ancl Pollti cal Science 1952 BLANCHE W STEVENS M S Protesso Lillian Maihan Chair ot Home Economics 1927 FRIEQIIDERICK A MCMILLAN Professor ot Geology 1924 . 11' - 11