University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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B is H Walter Reid, editor College yearbook production is big business . . . thousands of dollars are spent . . . thousands of hours of work go into production of copy, layout planning, picture taking . . . for this purpose Tyee draws from the skilled and unskilled who populate this campus, work in downtown offices and busi- ness houses . . . all hope that a limited budget and inexpe- rience do not detract from the value of their efforts . . . that the 2,900 subscribers will feel they have received their money's worth. Irwin pages to be work nized Caplan, art editor, responsible for color in this yearbook, finds time on the side managing editor of Columns . . . do art on other publications . . . widely recog- humorist. George Jensen, worked all day for Bon Marche, all evening planning layouts for us . . . not a student, his long hours, hard work will keep us forever indebted. Marvin Tipp . . . ace commercial pho- tographer responsible for kodachrome cover on this yearbook...also planned and took all snaps for the fashions section . . . loves to make his work his play . . . indulges in Hollywoodish effects such as the snaps of himself on this page and the trick subdivision photos.

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tice Richards . . . edited a tion of this bool: . . . believes sororities . . . yearbooks . . . 'thing Vogel doesrft . . . has 'ther year to help Tyee struggle ough, meet deadlines, miss an- er spring vacation. Gail Collman . . . our only asso- ciate editor . . . four years on Tyee . . . graduates in June from one of the school's toughest courses, Journalism . . . has worked for the Daily, Columns . . . member of Theta Sigma Phi. Betty Bouton . . . organizations editor . . . compiled toughest see- tion in this book . . . capable . . . efficient . . . member of Delta Gamma sorority . . . if she isn't discouraged now she'll be on Tyee next year . . . we hope. ,lane Brokaw, editor of the 'wont- enls sports section . . . a capable athlete in her own right . . . also writes for the Daily . . . sales man- N . . . ager for Columns . . . a Junior in Journalism she has one more year with all three publications. "fly Wlilliarns, he and his earn- are one of the more familiar its around this Campus . . . ps pictures for Tyee, Daily, lumns, commercial magazines, antown newspapers . . . espe- fly good with aerial photos. 149 Russ Ulrich, almost inseparable companion of Gordy .... s mooth and bland, he's the pride of the DU house, also snaps for Daily, Columns, and his personal pleas- ure. Spends much time at the Tri Delt club. Ples Lee Irwin, better known as Peelee . . . Tyee sports editor . . . also sports editor the Daily spring quarter . . . he likes Journalism . . . Tacoma . . . Marcia . . . any kind of sports . . . the DU house. Never met a deadline. Elmer Vogel retired from the Daily editorship to the eornpar- alive obscurity, peace and quiet of copy editor of Tyee . . . dis- sents for the fun of it with Reid, Caplan, Williams, or whoeverwill- arguewithhim.