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

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i ,, we I I 'MLB L' e we wi 'Y 'e Q' it , 'fi' ,,. , ,M fl I SEATED: Helen Pat Beem, Janet Armstrong, Jane Thompson, Elverna Amundson, Murden Woods. STANDING: Paul Pruitt, Dick Cole, Frank Price, Bob Hamilton, Jeane Thurber, Jeanne McDougall, Dr. Regester, Mr. Capen, Ernie Goodner. CENTRAL BUI-IRD Composed of class and activity representatives, Central Board directs the ac- tivities and funds ot the Associated Students. It has the legislative authority ot the ASCPS and enforces traditions and confers honors and awards. Upon the call of Bill Causin into the armed forces, Jane Thompson took over the duties of President. ELECTED BY THE STUDENT BODY: President ........,................. WILLIAM CAUSIN Vice President .................... JANE THOMPSON Secretary ............,... HELEN PATRICIA BEEM S.enior Representative ................ PAUL PRUITT Junior Representative ................ FRANK PRICE Sophomore Representative ,... JEANE THURBER ELECTED BY THE CLASSES: Senior Representative ...... JANET ARMSTRONG Junior Representative ................ SHIRLEY DAY Soph. Representative .... ELVERNA AMUNDSON ,4-C' MANAGERS: Athletics: Men's ....... .............. R OBERT HAMILTON Women's ...... ............. J ACKIE MOORE Dramatics ..... ........ E RNEST GOODNER Forensics ....... .............. D ONALD LAMKA Music ,.,........ ....... J ORANNE MIDTSATRE Publications: Trail ,........... ............ M URDEN WOODS Tamanawas ..... ...... J EANNE MCDOUCALL CALM AND QUIETNESS SHALL BE YOUR STRENGTH ELLERY CAPEN, General Manager Y II

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,Lx UNITY IS THE BASIS OF JANE THOMPSON President This year has seen many changes in student life at CPS and the activities of the ASCPS have been highlighted by various additions to our regular schedule of events. Under President William Causin's leadership, plans were made for a new Freshman Orientation program which was carried on during the first few weeks of school and was directed by Paul Pruitt. Adding a colorful tone to the annual Homecoming festivities, was the introduction of the Inter-class Song Fest which was given after the plays, and contributed much to the growing spirit among and between classes. It has been only through. the cooperation of students and the continued support of our faculty together with Dr. Thompson's -guidance, that the ASCPS has been able to carry out its activities throughout this year. We have been a' small student body and have definitely felt the loss of many leaders, but working in a combi-ned effort, the spirit of the Maroon and White has triumphed and we have come to the end of another year. JANE THOMPSON, ASCPS President. ffwl-Dfgizi--fi ' IF YOU SEE SOMETHING TO DO, DO IT! I HELEN PAT BEEM Secretary ORGANIZATION.

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F LX . li SEATED: Helen Pat Beem, Priscilla Newschwander, Jane Thompson. STANDING: Paul Pruitt, Dr. Thompson, Frank Stout, Dick Mathias, Marvin Krumoltz, Frank Price, Sherman Day. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Composed of the presidents of in- tersorority, fraternity and Independ- ent representatives, the president of the Associated Students, and four faculty members, the Student Affairs committee approves plans for all social events of the year. Helen Pat Beem, Mr. Robbins, Jane Thompson, Dr. Thompson, Mr. Capen. gy, Z 1 .r .. V . ,p i .-H A I H CHAPEL COMMITTEE lt is through the very careful selec- tion and planning of this committee that the chapel programs offered have been outstanding and of great interest to the student body. By special at- tention and effort many outstanding speakers have been present on the campus this year. . STANDING SEATED: Dr. Tomlinson, Jeane Thurber, Mrs. Drushel, Mrs. Seward, Felicie Dahl, Jane Thompson. STANDING: Jeanne McDougall, Mr. Gibbs. FINANCE COMMITTEE ln the hands of this committee rests the approval of all student activity budgets, and the allotment of the un- distributed student funds for student activity use.