University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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founded at the Vnicecstty of Washington in 1898. and a mem- ber oi the National Association of Collegiate Debating Clubs. Membership is based on the point system. Candidates must earn 21 points, based on participation in debates on and off the cam- pus, discussion within the club, attendance and general interest. AOGEM Debate Ceub OFFICERS- STORY BlRDSEYE . Robert Hunter Birdseye, Hunter. Hanline __ President EARL GOSA Treasurer Vice-President JACK HARTLINE Sergeant at Law WlI.BUR GRANBERG Secretary Organized at the University of Washington in 1898. Students are pledged who have given a successful tryout speech and re- ceived a favorable vote of the members. They are taken into mem- bership after having participated in tivo debates. Stevens Debate Ceub r ■ Martin. Gaines. Swannon. Sandtfur OFFICERS — George Martin President (1st quarter) John CARTANO President (2nd quarter) Donald Gaines Vice-President (1st quarter) Donald Gaines Vice-President ( 2nd quarter) Carl SWANSON Secretary (1st quarter) Russell Price Secretary (2nd quarter) Paul SANDIFUR Treasurer (1st quarter) Paul SANDIEUR Treasurer (2nd quarter) [253]

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Ihtmamumail Debate FOR the second year, competition for the intra- mural debate championship engaged the inter- est of organized houses during the winter quarter. A large number of house representatives argued the question " Resolved, That the Pass and Fail Sys- tem Should Be Adopted at Washington, in Place of the Present Grading System. " Kappa Kappa Gamma won the women ' s series Athena Debate Ctub from Lewis Hall. The winning team was composed of Helen Snyder and Elizabeth Harnan, who had upheld the negative of the question. Benton Brothers donated the silver trophy. Sigma Chi won the University National Bank intramural trophy when they won over Tillicums, in the men ' s series. The winners, who upheld the negative were John Cartano and Bob Johnson. Women ' s national debate club founded at the University of Wash- ington in 1903; 4 chapters. Any woman attending the Univer- sity is eligible to membership if she presents a successful speech before the members of the organization. Cowen. Turtle. Slipper. Gates OFFICERS— sylvia gowen Valgene Tutt Elsie Albrecht LE President Vice-President lorna slippei Alice Gates Elizabeth Kayser I Secretary Jean Parker Treasurer MEMBERS- Mary Culver Nancv Grimes Helen Snyder Ellen Alfredson Isabelle Dearing Elizabeth Harnan Juanita Kcnyon Edith Partridge Violet Snyder Helen Andrews Esther Demoss Jessie Hastings Margaret Kcnyon Helen Potter Elizabeth Stafford Hazel Bell Jane Evans Kikuye Otani Abigail Leik Molly Pritchard Margaret Stinchfield Elaine Brygger Athvlecn Fesenmaier Lorna Slipper Sarah McLeod Ruth Rickcl Darthea Swan Chlotilde Cash Romavne Fuller Kathrinc Henderson Alice O ' Leary Louise Schmidt Evaline Thompson Mane Church Ruth Gardner Martha Hjermstad Catherine Overturf Poppy Shepheard Valgene Tuitlc Victoria Church Alice Gates Betty Hutcheson Willine Padlev Louise Smith Edgarita Webster Loraine Coy Sylvia Gowcn [252]

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iding log booms dow n tlie river to tne liiinber inills is not an easy journey. In tJie JSIortnwest w nere large paper ano pulp mills are being establisnea, tne logs are towea to tneir aestination by tug boats wliicn navigate tne lakes, rivers ano liarbc )ors. [254]