Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Board of Control The Board of Control which governs the Associated Students of the Stale Colleg e of Washington is composed of men and women representatives from the three upper classes and special representatives as well as student body officers who are elected by popular vote. The Board supervises the appropriations and awards sup¬ plied by the Associated Students. Control of A. S. S. C. W. ex¬ penditures, supervision of the Graduate Manager’s department and arrangement for all student affairs come within the Board’s jurisdiction. The members of the Board are: Ed Goldsworthy, president A. S. S. C. W.; Wilson Crowther, vice-president; Janice Sour- wine, secretary; Marguerite Snavely, women’s member-at- large; Helen Fischer, senior woman; Joan Wickersham, junior woman; Jack Holstine, men’s member-at-large; Bob Jarvis, senior man; Bill Dahlke, junior man; Jerry Sage, sophomore representative; Margaret Barrie, president A. W. S.; James Agee, representative of athletic council; and Earl Foster, grad¬ uate manager. 1 Left to Right—Jarvis, Wickersham, Crowther, Fischer, Dahlke, E. V. Foster, Sourwlne, Goldsworthy, Snavely, Holstine, Barrie, Agee, Sage

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Secretary , Associated Students

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Earl V. Foster Loyd A. Bury Graduate Manager Assistant Graduate Manager Graduate Manager’s Office The office of the Graduate Manager is not only the financial center, but is the huh of all activities for the Associated Students. Some thirty odd committees, boards, and student enterprises find this office a necessity in promoting their individual interests. To facilitate continuity, the office is a connecting link from year to year between the con¬ tinuously changing personnel of the student leaders. This is done mostly by the filing of reports and improvement suggestions from one year to the next. The Graduate Manager is directly responsible for all student finances. He signs all con¬ tracts and serves as a business controller. All athletics, their schedules and finances, lec¬ tures and entertainment, convocation speakers, student publications, debate, and many others go through the office. The ensuing school year will see a host of additional undertakings by the Associated Students, directed by the Graduate Manager; one of the most important being the construction of the new stadium. Other improvements made this present year were in the Evergreen editorial office and in the Graduate Manager’s office itself, both being a necessity through increased activities and more facilities being required. This year’s Graduate Manager’s staff included Earl Foster as Graduate Manager, Loyd Bury as assistant, Margaret Witt as secretary to the general manager, and Sara Floetke as general office assistant.