University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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OF GROUND IN NORTHERN SEATTLE BACK IN I89A AND SAID, SUMMER LAND A riot of blooms ' neath radiant skies. Deep blue of faith and hope And wealth of golden promise lies On pristine garden slope. Ah, who on brilliant carpet soft Could hesitate to look aloft From mountain sheltered Summer Land! SANDSTONE THEY This Nearest Peak! Its ice-torn height. Its glacier river shore. In wardship brave doth aid the night To close the day ' s wide door. These gentle shadows gray and deep Fold all the petalled flowers in sleep To wait the dawn in Summer Land. )F.E.S.MEANY. CHIMES Gay alpine sprites in castle-towers, Alert above the snows. Send instant flash to friends and flowers When morning trumpet blows. What glow of gems, what glint of pearls Each la ish mountain sunbeam hurls — Awakened hours in Summer Land ! But, O, the heights up near the sun Where snowy summits gleam ! How great the prize each friend has won. Whose every distant dream Will bring once more for inward gaze The peak, the flower, empurpled days In Rainier ' s glorious Summer Land ! Edmond S. Meaiiy. ME ECONOMICS WAS S BUILT IN 1928, AND Dedicated to the Class of 1933 University of IFas iiiii ton Junior Day 21 May. 1932 NOW PROFESSOR MEANY S f ™ HIS OFFICE IN ANCIENT DENNY EDUCATION STANDS, AND BLACKBERRIES GREW ON THE LIBRARY SITF

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REGENT NATHAN KELLOGG STUCK HIS UMBRELLA IN A PATC " THIS IS WHERE Ai BUILT TINY STARGAZI TOWER WAS PRESENTEE ONE OF THE FIRST TUE JOHNSON HALL,_ Ce ITS TWIN BROTHER, WAb hRECTED IN I AND TRIES TO CONJURE UP THE DAYS WHEN BEARS GROWLED WHERE

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REGENT NATHAN KELLOGG STUCK HIS UMBRELLA IN A PATC ' THIS IS WHERE AiS jB =Cf BUILT TINY STARGAZI TOWER WAS PRESENTEC ONE OF THE FIRST TUC ft m m JOHNSON HALL,. °ITS TWIN BROTHER, WAS ERECTED IN I930. AND TRIES TO CONJURE UP THE DAYS WHEN BEARS GROWLED WHERE