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

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-H11 HANSEN ELSIE HENDRICKSEN .SUE HILDEBRANDT PATRICIA HANSEN, PATRICIA ' V .X it X.,- x U af? JACKSON, LUELLA MARCHESINI, ALMIRA . MCDOUGALL, JEANNE MEIER, LEON NELSON, DORIS A NEWSCHWANDER, PRISCILLA NORTON, VIRGINIA O'CONNELL, PEGGY PRICE, FRANK ROGERS, MARY LOUISE SHAFFER, JANE SITTS, JUNE W. Q ' 57' 2' . :v- SULLEY, JEAN , 'g ai' F L.:. g .,f.--: TORGERSON, JOLAFERN VAUGHN, l.ERoY R. , I A,.. YORK, JAMES 1 I I. I I f BALDWIN, WALTER COWAN, CHARLES WNS J FINLY DO , . ELLINGTON, SARAH J. EVANS, ROLLAND GALLACHER, JOHN D. Juniors Without Pictures GILLEN, RAYMOND GLENN, DOROTHEA JOHNSON, GERALDINE KOEHLER, JANE MANSFIELD, ROSEMARY MARSHALL, EVELYN RAYMOND PAUL SCOTT, GEORGE , TURNBULL, E. LeRoY WALKER, HELEN-MARIE WHELAN, ELEANOR 21 9-. I

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tive Almira Marchesiny Vice President Class of '45, PURPLE QUADRANGLE Two years at C.P.S. in wartime has found the class of '45 staunchly upholding the college spirit at home, while many of its members are doing their part in.the armed services.' The junior class, though small. in number, will long be remembered for its constant scheming against rival classes. As freshmen they engaged in actual fisticuffs with the sophomores before the bag rush, resulting in the capturing and torturing of frosh president Foozy Vaughn. lncidentally, they lost the bag rush that year and the following also. During their sophomore year, however, they defeated the freshmen in a hard fought tug-of-war on Campus Day. ' The jaunty juniors, the nuisance class, started this year with 46 members and ended with 4l. They managed to harass their rivals, the seniors, throughout the year. An unofficial junior breakfast was enjoyed during one Wed- nesday chapel period. The purpose was to show the seniors. .The net result was public denounciation and retalliation by said seniors. The competitive spirit of the class of '45 was prominent in the song fest sponsored' dur- ing homecoming. Although they didn't win first place they won a well-deserved second with their song Remember, written by Luella Jackson: A very successful informal dance, Spooks Spree, was held at the Sub October 30th. The juniors wisely chose the weekend when some of their ex-classmates were home on leave from Willamettie and the University. The dancing was to juke music in a halIowe'en atmosphere. SHERMAN DAY, President of Class of '45. Sherman Day, Presidentg Frank Price, Representa- J I I U ANDERSON, ADALOIS ARMOUR, BETTY BACKLUND, DOROTHY BARKER, GRANT BAUER, BETTY S. BEEM, HELEN PAT BENTLEY, MARJORIE BRANDT, PATRICIA BULLARD, DIXIE DAY, SHERLEY DAY, SHERMAN GLEASON, CHARLES 20 e

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Lu Jean Logan, Vice President, Jeane Thurber, Representative, Catherine Luzzi, President: Elverna Amundson, Representativeg I Harvey Wegner, Sergeant-at-Arms. Class of '46 RED QUADRANGLE lt was Spizirinctum that Dr. Thompson said the class of '46 had. We think of our class as a very special one for our Dr. Thompson was new to CPS just as we were in l9-43. For that reason we gave a special chapel in honor of the arrival of Dr. Thompson's baby girl, and presented him with a scroll, adopting Martha Lucille and signed by the entire Sophomore class. Yes, we had our bag rush which con- sisted of the three upper classes par- ticipating against the Freshman, for many of our boys had been called into the service. The popular Campus Trio, and many other talented students are among the members of our class. The sophomore chapel was one ot great success due to this exceptional variety of talent. All in all this has been abgrand year, for the enthusiasm of our group carried us through magnificently. CATHERINE LUZZI, President of Class of '46, SUPHUMURE5 AGATHER, DONNA J. AMUNDSEN, ELVERNA ' ' BLACK, SHIRLEY BURGESS, JACQUELINE CORUM, GLORIA CRESO, ROBERT L. DODSWORTH, RUTH ANN DOUBEC, PEGGY LOU EGGESBO, DORCAS. ENGBERG, BARBARA ERHART, JEAN FEARN, IRENE 22 F 1175