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

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.., it , I, X 'i J ' l -' V - I Mft... . ' If f . A 9 ' if 1. - F 1 ' Z- 3 , 5 p qi. .1 is is 1 1 . 'NF 1 1 1 Vi- ---.- 1:5 f:- 1 ' ' 1 'A A' 9 4: 1 -1 ' are 1 Y., i. is 4 V A 1 A ' 1 el 1:3 3, .V .. : av- V ..--. f ll'i,- .'il1f91Z f . J' ' ' M 'W' f' 1' H 3. K. ez ' No Pictures JOHN F. ADAMS, A. B. Fellowship in Business Administration and Economics, 1940 DOROTHY HARSTAD FENNER, M. S. Fellowship in Home Economics, 1942 PAUL R. FOSSUM, PH. D. Lecturer in Economics, 1939 UFFIUE ANU ALUMNI STAFF Seated: Grace Johnson, Mrs. Hanson. Standing: Betty Bates, Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Angst, Mrs. Taylor. ROBERT D. SINCLAIR, PH. D, Professor of Psychology, 1930 EVERILDA B. SHINN, B. S. Fellowship in Home Economics, 1940 JAMES R. SLATER, A. M., M. PD. Professor of Biology, 1919 SOMERS R. SLEEP, M. D. Medical Adviser, 1937 D. ROBERT SMITH, M. MUS. Assistant Professor of Organ and Theory, 1936 RICHARD D. SMITH, B. A. Field Secretary, Alumni Executive Secretary, 1938 BLANGHE W. STEVENS, M. S. Professor, Lillian Maiben Chair of Home Economics, 1927 WARREN E. TOMLINSON, PH. D. Professor of German, 1933 HARRY VENN, A. B. Fellowship in Mathematics, 1941 SUSAN M. WATT, A. M. Reference Librarian, 1939 LOUIS G. WERSEN, M. A. IN Music Teacher in Public School Methods, Band and Orchestra, 1936 FRANK G. WILLISTON, PH. D. Professor of History and Political Science 1932 1 I -I

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MARJORIE JENKINS MANN, A. M. Director of Physical Education for Women, 1936 ARTHUR W. MARTIN, PH. D. Professor of Mathematics, 1926 MURIEL MCCLANAHAN, PH. D. Instructor in English, 1941 - HELEN JULIA McKINNEY, PH. D. Associate Professor of French, 1938 FREDERICK A. McMILLAN, M. S. Professor of Geology, 1924 LUCILLE MEREDITH, A. M. Instructor in Speech, 1939 CHRISTIAN MILLER, A. M. Registrar and Assistant Professor of German, 1931 HOWARD OISETH, A. M. Instructor in English and Journalism, 1940 STEWART PARKS, M. ED. . Instructor in Physical Eclucation and Assistant Coach, 1940 WARREN PERRY, A. M. Librarian, 1927 HUGH B. PICARD, PH. D. Instructor in Chemistry, 1940 RAYMOND L. POWELL, PH. D, Professoriof Ecluction, 1936 GEORGE REAGAN, A. B. Assistant to Bursar, 1939 BERTHA WOOD ROBBINS, PH. B. Instructor in Spanish, 1929 JOHN W. ROBINSON, PH. D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion, 1938 MARVIN R. SCHAFER, PH. D. Professor of Sociology, 1932 RAYMOND S. SEWARD, PH. D. Professor of Physics, 1923 LYLE S. SI-IELMIDINE, PH. D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science, 1936 gpxle . .... 7 E. fbi . M ' N . I t , . fir .5 ,Iii-I . 5- ,if 3 I 'si . . 1 , . I ? 3. -, , . . 'f at 15 I ,, ..- ' gig .Jovi .fi k IJ I I an 91 59 . -4 'X Q H

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4455 JAMES PAULSON, A. S. C. P. S. President VIRGINIA JUDD, Vice'Prcsidcnt PRESIDENT IIlVI'S MESSAGE The highlight of this year's events here on the campus was WaIesby's student drive for a student union buiIding, ending uItimateIy with the super structure on our campus. Cross and his cohorts started with great success bonfire raIIies. The joint parade and raIIy with P. L. C. was a good beginning of inter'coIIege cooperation. The new committee, Maroon and White, Was formed to initiate aII'coIIege activities and gain the support of the campus organizations. A student empIoyment bureau enabIed about one hundred C. P. S. students to secure jobs. HaIey's homecoming vviII Iong be remembered as one of the outstanding ceIebrations. In generaI, the co' operation of the student body and facuIty, in view of present conditions, has been exceptionaI and any success of this student administration is due to their work. Cut hope for the future is that the new president of this CoIIege vviII have the interest, foresight, initiative, and abiiity that Dr. Todd possesses. JIM PAULSON, RUTH PAULINE TGDD, Secretary -iii