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

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LeRoy Vaughn, President, Jean Hallen, Secretary Rudy Mockle, Scrgcant at Arms, jack Moore, Vice'Prcsidcnt Don Carlos Stephenson, President Cnot present? Walter Gould, Vicc'Prcsidcntg Janice Eisenhower, Sccretary CLASS UF 1945 Two hundred and twentyfseven members of the class of '45 began their stay at C. P. S. by takin an active interest in school affairs. Severa? freshmen were outstanding on the football and basketball teams. The Freshman S. C. A. was very active, and the Frosh were also successful in debate and oratory. It was an indeed sad day in our lives to lose the annual bag rush to the Sophomores, who compiled twice as many points as the green hats. CLASS UF 1944 The class of '44 became the first class within the last decade to win a double victory in the ba rush. Again this year the class swamped their opponents in the annual affair by the decisive score of 945 to 456. The bag toting aHair elimaxed a week of hor rivalry during which the Frosh president was twice abducted and held captive along with the vicerpresident. The class of '44 also claimed the title of Champion Fire Builders when they built a fire with railroad ties, planks and cardboard boxes to a height of thirtyffour feet and ten inches for the P. L. C. game rally. The flames rose to a height of close to one hundred feet, and could be seen for miles around.

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CLASS UF 1943 The class of '43 gained notoriety by losin both of its bag rushes, a record un' equaid in many years, and only winning the tugfoffwar from the Freshmen saved com- plete disgrace. We are the third largest class ever to enter our college with a membership of 283. Many of this original number are now serving in the armed service. We are proud to claim two of the best athletes ever to perform for Maroon and White. These men, Harry Werbisky and Norman Walker, were fine scholars as well as sportsmen, and their untimely deaths were great losses for our class. CLASS UF 1942 The class of '42 started its career four years a o under the able direction of presi' dent Bill Moore. Moore was also the prexy the second year, but gave way to Tom Cross when the class reached the junior level. Phil Walesby led the class the past year. In the first year the class lost the bag rush, but came through in the tug'of'war. A victory was challced up in both events the sophomore year. Lawrence Henderson and Frank Walter shared leadership in the Knights of the Log while Virginia Judd was Spur president. jim Paulson was elected president of the student body while Virginia Judd and Ruth Pauline Todd held down the vicefpresident and secretary positions. On the field of sports Bill McLaughlin was to S, having earned awards in football, basketlgall and track. Bill Tregoning, foot' ball and Tom Cross and Jim Paulson, basketball, are the other top sportsters in the class of '42, Margarita lrle was given the A. A. U. W. award while Dorothy Ann Brenner topped the class in scholastic achievement.