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

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FIRST SEMESTER SENIURS EA Liv fkf 44 I 'iw ---1 , . JULIUS BECK PEARL BENDIKSEN GLORIA CORUM EVELYN MARSHALL IRENE PEARN ROBERT MAYCUMBER RAFAEL MAS TONEY SHELTON SENIURS NUT PIETIIREIJ JOHN W. BEER WILLARD BELLMAN TRINO BELSITO MRS. GERVAIS BROWN ROBERT A. CADIGAN DALE DARLING ROLLAND EVANS CHESTER FARRIS ROBERT FEAR WILLIAM O. GLUNDBERG RICHARD S. GORDON AMY GROUT WILLIAM F. HAGEMEIER DOROTHY JUDD HILL MRS. LILLIAN JONES STUART KIMBALL WILLIAM MADDEN PHYLLIS NEWMAN JOANNE OAKES ROBERT OQUIST ROBERT STARKEY EARLING TOLLEFSON fix

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, .L 4... 4-Q, QA- .wt - ,r K' -ef, MRS. LORRAINE NELSON Tacoma. Wash. Sociology Lambda Sigma Chi. VIRGINIA .NORTON Bellingham. Wash. English Literature Alpha Beta Upsilon: Kappa Phi: SCA: International Relations Club 3: Women's Federation 2: Entered from Western Washington College. JOSEPH MASON PRICE Tacoma. Wash. Economics Sigma Mu Chi. Treasurer l. 2. 4. WALTER I.. SEABLOOM Tacoma, Wash. History Delta Kappa Phi, President 4: Homecoming Play 1. 2. 4: Spring Play 3: Pacific Northwest Orator- ical Title 3: Debate l. 2. 3: Co- Chairman All College Picnic 4: Student Affairs 4: Election Board 4: Trail Staff I. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY E. SCHWEINLER Tacoma. Wash. Speech Delta Alpha Gamma. Treasurer 3: Director winning Freshman Play 4: Choral Readers 4. BETTY HEIDINGER SMITH Tacoma, Wash. Business Administration Campus Trio 1, 2, 3, 4: Central Board 3: Otlah 4: Mu Sigma Delta 4: Chapel Committee 3: Adelphians 3: Alpha Beta Upsilon. President 4, Pledge Mother, Treas- urer 2, Cogesponding Secretary 3: Who's Who. RUBY ADELAIDE SMITH Tacoma. Wash. Biology: Occupational Therapy Delta Alpha Gamma. Recording Secretary 3: Spurs 2: WAA, Vice- President 3, Program Chairman 4: O'tlah, Vice-President 4: Mu Sig- ma Delta 4: Causerie Franscaise 3: OT Club 3, 4: Circulation Man- ager Trail 2, 3: Howarth Scholar- ship 2. 3, 4: President Senior Class: All Star-Baseball l. Hockey 2. 3. Speed Ball 2, 3. Basketball 2. 3. Volleyball 4. JEANE PHYLLIS TI-IURBER Camas. Wash. Sociology Kappa Phi. Pledge President 1. Program Chairman 3. President 4: Spurs 2: SCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Chapel Committee 3: Central Board 2: Student Affairs 2: Otlah 4: Mu Sigma Delta 4: Women's Federa- tion 4: Campus Trio Accompanist 1, Z. 3, 4: AAUW Award 4. MARY ANN TRUITT North Bellingham. Wash. Music Delta Alpha Gamma 2. 3. 4: Kappa Phi, Alum Secretary 4: SCA 1. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3: Symphony I. 2. 3: Adelphians 4: Music Manager 4: Spurs 2: Cen- tral Board 4: WAA 2, 3. 4: String Ensemble 2: Music Trophy 2: Howarth Scholarship 3: Kilworth Scholarship 2: Women of Rotary Award 3: Who's Who. MARGARET VAN AMBURG Yakima, Wash.- Religious Education Kappa Phi: SCA: Chorus. URSELLA WATTS Tacoma. Wash. English Literature Delta Alpha Gamma, Recording Secretary 3, 4: Otlah 4: Mu Sigma Delta 4: Circulation Manager Trail l: Sergeant-at-arms of Senior Class. . MURDEN WOODS Aberdeen. Wash. History Anderson Hall. Treasurer l: Cen- tral Board Z. 3: Choral Readers 2, 3. 4: Chorus 3: Homecoming Play 3: Howarth Scholarship 4: International Relations Club, Pres- ident 4: Kappa Phi. Recording Secretary 1. Editor 2. Delegate to National 2. Co-Program Chairman 4: SCA 1, 2, 3. 4: Spurs, Editor 2: Tamanawas Class Editor 4: Trail Staff. Feature Editor 2. Edi- tor 2, 3: WAA l, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who. ag. L. if vo 'b -gl A s. ,,,

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int As Freshmen we entered CPS 137 strong, just another wartime class. However. we had plenty of pep and spunk. We did have one particular note of distinction, the ASTU moved onto our campus when we entered school. These 238 Army Specialized Training students be- came a part of our class for their stay here on the campus of CPS. We showed off our talent at Stunt Night and in the Freshman one-act plays. In the last bag rush to be held until the end of the war, we carried off top honors over a- team of upper- classmen. Our song, written by Maxine Atkin- son, Our Gentle Mother, won the Home- coming Songfest that year. ln our Sophomore year we had lost a number' of male members. However, we kept up tradi- ,L- -glnfnah. , A - - w.-r-1 .t--V -.. ---1 ..:-'-I ' 'E ' .I fi r il ol '47 Janice Lindeman. President: Kerttu Kahn, - Vice-President: Eloise Cruver. Sergeant- at-arms: Betty Jane Cappa, class 'repre- sentative. Not pictured: Louise Kipper. Secretary. tion as much as possible under war-time condi- tions: Even though we had to discontinue the annual bag rush, we kept up the social end of things by sponsoring an evening of games and dancing at the SUB. We were also the first class to sponsor an All-College ice skating party. This year we have been active in bringing the college back to pre-war basis. Outstanding among our' efforts has been the reviving of sev- eral traditions abandoned during theipast few years. Perhaps the most prominent and success- ful of these was the Junior Prom. We'also entertained the Seniors at a Junior-Senior break- fast, as well as another bit of entertaining when we interrupted them on their Sneak after chasing them from street to highway, to ocean, and Hnally to lake. . L1