University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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iguat mum Planted by the new constitution, the Student Council and Board of Student Finance grew from the ashes of the Board of Control . . . barely a year old . . . enthusiastic, vigorous groups . . . power enough to make the positions worth intensive campaigns . . . big business of A. S. U. W. handled by the Board of Student Finance, which gives the Student Council an allowance for activities . . . a foothold for student control. BOARD OF STUDENT FINANCE' Director of Athletics, Ray L. Eckmann, Chairman A. S. U. W. President, Mack Koon A. W. S. President, Marylaird Small Representative, Nelson A. Wahlstrom Athletic Representative, Prof. Charles C. May Publications Representative, Prof. Byron Christian Finance Representative, Prof. Carl Dakan STUDENT COUNCIL A. S. U. W. President, Mack Koon Vice-President, Warren Doolittle Secretary, Charlotte Wright A. W. S. President, Marylaird Small Graduate Representative, Charles Howard Senior Class President, james Crick Senior Class Representative, jean Ross V junior Class Representatives, john Evans Ralph Baldwin Sophomore Class President, William Garlick Managerial Council President, Lawrence Newlands Student Council and Board of Student Financ Baldwin, Christian, Crick Dakan, Doolittle, Eckmann Evans, Garlick, Howard Koon, Newlands, Ross Small, Wahlstrom, Wright

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heqledthethausauds! MACK KOON, A. S. U. W. President Easy to look at, easy to believe . . . last year the male half of the ideal college couple-this year the king of politics . . . has the combination of brains and good looks more rare in men than in women . . . helped blaze the trail for the new con- stitution . . . A regular fellow, say the Theta Chi brothers . . . Smooth, add the coeds . . . packaged by Esquire. viflr- K 1 'n 7.1 gg 1: gl , -is e Y 1--sg. A-:Nw ,- 1 f. 4 ,J ,iizlllgi L gp ,I it H J WARREN DOOLITTLE, Vice-President Always has time to talk, but his honor student A grades don't show it . . . can truck with the best of them, but watch his delighted expression at concerts . . . amiable . . . skis, swims, and collects stamps when he's not hanging around the Alpha Delt house . . . Beta Alpha Psi, national accounting honorary, Oval Club, and Compass and Chart number him among them. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT, Secretary An ornament anywhere, Chuck ghas been a continual secretary ever since high school . . . better than thousands of words, her smile tells her gaiety . . . has made the Wornen's Rally Committee a power on the campus . . . expresses herself in art, skiing, friendliness . . . entertains Alpha Phi sisters with interpretive dancing . . . lithe, charming, my idea of an all-around college girl.

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tflae RAY ECKMANN . . . keen, alert Director of Athletics since May 1, 1936, . . . desertedlthe job of providing sartorial splendor for campus big shots to guide the destinies of University athletics . . . was once a football hero himself, when he was captain of Enoch Bagshaw's Husky eleven in 1921 . . . noted for his enthusiasm as a speechmaker and willingness to listen to numerous student requests. FRED CARLIN . . . bookkeeper, accountant in A. S. U. W. oflice . . . doing the same thing he learned in college . . . worked for a living while in school . . . but managed to be graduated in '36 . . . likes tennis and handball . . . smokes a pipe most of the time . . . too busy for hobbies . . . says to call him Stooge for short. EDWIN HILLYER . . . A. S. U. W. athletic tycoon . . . covers both terra firma and the sports setup in huge strides . . . if it's a pipe, it's a bargain . . . Where's Doris . . . latest wrinkle caused by Pluvius versus football weather . . . two big interests are his new wife and job. AZALIA SCHROEDER . . . Secretary of A. S. U. W. . . . hails from Idaho . . . worked her way through school . . . went to the University to have a good time, and did . . . no hobbies . . . All I do is work . . . but she likes movies and dancing. LYLE GOSS . . . holds reins of assistant managership with a firm grip . . . once rode a horse in the Puyallup races.. . scraped terra firma off his face for days . . . ardent Husky rooter . . . tall and blonde, with a nice smile . . . plays tennis, squash, and warbles very nicely in a tenor voice. VALLEJO FERGUSON a busy Secretary of A. S. U. W .... attended University . . . studied Fine Arts . . . went to business college . . . likes working . . . she's the only dark one in the family, so Dad gave her a Spanish name . . . belongs to Adventure Club . . . interested in many sports. NELSON WAHLSTROM . . . jovial assistant comptroller, and auditor for A.S.U.W. .. . graduate of '25 . . . likes his work . . . member of accounting honorary . . . and honorary member of Oval Club . . . also a member of Student Finance Board . . . plays handball . . . has a hearty laugh . . . a beautiful wife . . . three children. . . and a dog. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY ... Ticket Manager of A. S. U. W .... when not doing that, practices law with his father . . . former A. S. U. W. prexy . . . Oval Club too . . . B. A. and L. A. degrees . . . Law degree in '35 . . . in charge of gate ticket crew . . . likes fishing, hunting, golf, and handball. VIRGINIA MARSHALL ...each day a succession of frantic students-with frantic requests . . . efficiency plus elegance in the line of secretaries . . . twinkling coffee-brown eyes . . . work and plenty of it . . . loves to sail . . . quiet and demure. CLYDE ROBINSON . . . . power behind the A. S. U. W. publications throne . . . snappy dresser who favors bottle green chapeaux . . . ardent piscatorialist . . . inoculated pep in the Daily advertising sales . . . took up sailing . . . batches. J. E. McRAE . . . genial pilot of the Bookstore . . . an early winter is valuable for our ski salesi' . . . former center under Bagshaw's first football team . . . hunts, fishes and golfs with great zeal . . . boasts a son and daughter at Whitman. CARL KILGORE . . . . Manager of Athletics . . . began his managing career as a football manager in college . . . had a regular Horatio Alger rise to present position, beginning as oflice assistant with Associated Students in 1929. M ISS HELEN GORHAM . . . vivacious Manager of A. W. S. . . helps Sally Coed probe the perplexing problems of campus life . . . periodically journeys to New York to select stars for A. W. S. concerts . . . goes in for horseback riding and dancing, often cooks delectable meals for visiting dignitaries . . . loves the U atmosphere and as for her girls, she thinks there's nobody nicer.