University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Thom Gunn: The People’s Choice Thom Gunn led students into a Great Leap Somewhere from which they may never recover. The student establishment tumbled while Gunn blasted tranquil apathy with World War III and World War IV. The Gunn Administration fo- cused on the unconventional and the un- common. but with a naturalness and a near-reverence for the free spirit. Some labeled Gunn a hippie, called his cam- paign a farce and his election a fluke, but since his election he has served as a focal point of change on campus. He has upset the status quo. and his Great Leap has plunged students into the hitherto little-known realm of student involve- ment.

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Like pioneer loggers, the bearded he- roes toss their axes and cut the timber. Scaling trees and rolling logs. Timber Queen contestants and forestry students relive the days of early logging camps in traditional Garb Day fashion. Garb Day Activities—Trees, Mud, Queens