University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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if--H X Q . . iii ,,, f-N31 MEN " Eijjlcjiff ni N..i."' CTOP ROWD Prof. Graham Dresslar gives six of his students instructions in a squad meeting. The "Captain," Dean Lauer, with one of his crew, Frances Knight. CMIDDLE ROWJ Mrs. Walters and "Mickey" give advice to one of Dean Lauer's boys. During the recess in the middle of a class four "guinea pigs" take a snack in the Coifee Shop. CBOTTOM ROWD Three "guinea pigs" that are growing wiser with books instead of cabbages. Mrs. Burgess instructing one of the groups in the art of theme writing. .1 K 1 W.V, 'Lf H , .1 V W . -, - fr, ,Q .1 ., .- ,, . i. .-'arm ,tum - v 9 f' 5, ., r um I :" A

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i.U::Fi:"5-1:1 - 1!:'7.'--,-1w,i-f- ' 1, -lil -A 'I 'll ,-.fri -LI, 1' if-. 1 9. A ' -' ill, ' , ,qi 'Aix In I I 10 During the year 1937-1938 a group of about one-hundred- fifty first year students embarked on a real venture in Freshman education. Officially called the "Intensive Study" students, the campus called them "guinea pigs." The new of the plan was the fact that each quarter they pursued one course intensively with correlated work in English composition and literature-foreign language the first quarter, social science the second, science or mathematics the third. Their pictures may in a Way point to the merit of the project. Their future progress is, of course, the acid test. SEATTLE STUDENTS IN THIS GROUP ARE: Mark Campbell, William Carlisle, Kathleen Copp, Paul Cotton, Marcella Dahl, Patricia Davis, Alice Donahue, Corwin Donnell, Jean Fisher, Jean Hemrich, Jean Hiltner, Jane Horton, Lester Keiter, Marion Lew, Jeanne Moody, Roberta Scott, Harriett Tibbals, Lois Wilson, Fred Fornia, Barbara Anderson, Viva Bennett, Eloise Hargrave, Charlotte Hawes, Helen Helm, Fay Henton, Carolyn Balmer, Marjorie Bye, Doris Adams, Jean Barrett, Lois Buckman, James Burnell, Harold Dial, Elizabeth Elworthy, Anna Gregg, Betty Hawthorne, Nobutaka Ike, Agnes Lee, Eleanor Leede, Marion Lew, Mary Lewis, Dave Logg, Albert Lubberts, Mary McCabe, Wells McCurdy, Robert Means, Helen Mechelsen, Josef Obzina, Alda Pederson, Norma Phinney, Betty Polson, Lee Pratt, Jean Ranyard, Phyllis Reed, Gwendolyn Rion, Pauline Schnoor, Patricia Sheehan, Susan Smith, Kathleen Tue, Margaret Weed, Robert Weston. FROM WESTERN WASHINGTON COME: Charles Arnold, Helen Benedict, Rose Bechtel, May Carlson, Doris Carpenter, Lucille Connick, Elinor Dawes, Patricia Doebbler, Miriam Geiger, Howard Gregg, Stuart Johnston, Jane Markham, Charlotte Stevens, Dorothea Willms, Willys Barden, Venda Callopp, Virginia Hartman, Carl Bergstrom, Charles Blorn, Olga Monson, Lucille Connick, Eva Gorton, Virginia Hamilton, Madora Hicks, Margaret Hoem, Blaine Hopp, C.:,,"' "nr,m1C'f'-. ,-rf ,,,. ,. 7 fed: ' u?il,'f52-VSH5 A fy L. V U , 1534 all i4l'v."i 'VIJi"p1'vg'E9i DEAN EDWARD H. LAUER ' X W I ' I .Asn -e get ff Elizabeth Jensen, Ainar Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Marjorie Kesling, Frances Knight, Fred McHenry Jack McSherry, Justyn Montgomery, Mary Naden Randal Nelson, William Nelson, Warren Parkhurst Gene Pitchford, Lloyd Reprnan, Keith Sherlie, Melvin Tennent. FROM EASTERN WASHINGTON COME: Mary Carroll, John Leavitt, Mary Jane Middleton Theodore Peterson, Ralph Tjarnberg, Maxine Van Brocklin, Patricia Cowan, Donald Davis, Marian Bloomquist, William Hunter John Leavitt, Patricia Riley, Florence Spinner. OUT-OF-STATERS ARE: Logan Barrett, Stanley Howard, Irene Lucas, George Prlenda, Dixon Rauch, Josephine Armstrong, Robert Kovanda, Cloyd Rauch, Grace Shumaker, Anna Walker. 1 1 v 3

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