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

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1' ELLERY CAPEN, M. B. A. ln all ' 'probability,quite a few. Professor of Business Administration and Manager of the Associated Students . .. . graduated from the University of Washington. COOLIDGE O. CHAPMAN, Ph. D. lf thin s work out this wa then a v. .. . . . Our professor of English since 1932 , . . from Cornell Uni- versity. FRANCES CHUBB B. F. A. Ummm! . . . Professor of Art . . . gradu ated from our own College of Pu- get Sound. ARTHUR L. FREDERICK, A, M. We'll take that up later. Head of the Religion department and chairman of the Chapel Committee . . . graduate of Lawrence Col- lege. EDWARD D. GIBBS, A. M. l have three plans to offer. Education professor . . . from Huron College. JULIUS P. JAECER, Ph.D. Alluding to ah . . . Professor of English since l929 and advisor of the Trail and the Tamanawas . . . gradu- ated from Spokane University. MARTHA PEARL JONES, A. M. . . . or l'll throw all you little rats out the window. Professor of Speech and head Of the Dramatics depart- ment . . . from Northwestern Uni- versity. ERICH J. F. KOKER, A. B. In fact, I have compliments for.you. Di- rector of Adelphian Choral Society, and Professor in Music department . . . graduated from the Univer- sity of Washington. 'WTS 'inf 1' 1-is ' 3323: 5? Z . A ,Q N. 'Sify 7

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UUR FACULTY CHARLES A. ROB-BINS, BURSAR To our frien-ds, the great leaders in our Institution, we the students wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the inter- est you have shown in us, your friendly and coopera- tive spirit, and your help- fulness at all times. These unique quotations which characterize each of you are written here because they are a part of you: therefore, have become a definite part of our Log- ger March. CHRISTIAN MILLER, REGISTRAR Faculty in Service TO THE MANY FACULTY MEMBERS WHO HAVE JOINED THE ARMED FORCES AND BECOME ONE OF THE GREAT NUMBER IN THE MARCH TO VICTORY, WE CAN ONLY SAY THAT WE HAVE MISSED YOU, AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE DAY WHEN YOU WILL BE BACK AGAIN OCCUPYING YOUR PLACE IN THE HALLS OF OUR ALMA MATER. ,

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HELEN M. LEWIS, A. B. I think it's a little noisy out here. Our friend- ly Librarian, a graduate of the Uni- versity of Washington, has been here five years. MARJORIE MANN, A. M. Yes uh huh! Director of Physical Educa tion for women, supervisor of wom- en's intra-murals, campus advisor for the WAVES, WACS, SPARS, and Marines, organizer of Occupa- tional Therapy program . . . from the University of Washington. ARTHUR WESLEY' MARTIN, Ph.D. Treat 'em all alike . . . Our professor of Mathematics for I8 years . . . from the University of Chicago. HELEN JULIA MCKINNEY, Ph.D. En Francais, s'il vous plait. Professor of French and head of the Foreign Language Department . . . a grad- uate of the University of Kansas, she received her Doctor's degree from the University of California. FREDERICK A. MCMILLAN, M. S. Umpty million . . . Professor of Geology and Chemistry . . . from our neighbor Willamette . . . has been with us for 20 years. BERTHA ROBBINS, Ph.B. Different, therefore interesting . . . well- loved Spanish professor, advisor of Kappa Phi . . . graduated from DePauw University. MARVIN R. SCI-IAFFER, Ph.D. There is no cause and effect . . . Sociol- ogy professor . . . has been at CPS since l932 . . . from the University of Chicago. ALICE M. SCHMIDT, M. S. Instructor in the Biology department . . . graduated from the University of Vermont, and has been at the Col- lege of Puget Sound since the fall of l942.