Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade Myron R. Williams Entered from W. S. C. Activities—Glee Club, Class President, Basket ' ball, Football (W. S. C.), Y. M. C. A. Officer (W. S. C.), Delegate to California (W. S. C.) Major—English Career—T eacher M -yron R eceives W-i e Fred Weldon Hawley Entered from Bothel High School Activities—Student Body Treasurer, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball, H. W. K., Orchestra, Ministerial Association Major—Chemistry Career—Preacher F-red W-i!lmg H-elper Fred Bach Entered from University of Montana Activities—Sigma Pi Kappa, Ministerial AssO ' ciation, Glee Club, Orchestra Major—English Career—Evangelist F-red B-efriends Russell Gregg Bisnett Entered from L. A. P. C. Activities—College Quartet, Glee Club, Sigma Pi Kappa, Ministerial Association, Evangeb istic Band, California Club, Basketball Major—English, Bible Career—Minister R-ussell G-rows B-etter Page Fourteen

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The Cascade Jesse Alva Walter Entered from Seattle Pacific High School Activities—Student Manager, Student Council, Sigma Pi Kappa, Oregon Club, Glee Club, H. W. K., Basketball, Baseball Major—Mathematics Career—T eacher J-esse A -ppreciates W -it Elvira Reeves Herrmann Entered from Granite Falls High School Activities—Pi Kappa Phi Major—English Career—Teacher E-lvira R -adiates H-umor Leon Wendell Hawley Entered from Bothel High School Activities—Student Body President, Student Volunteers, Editor Publications, Sigma Pi Kappa, Ministerial Association, H. W. K. Basketball Major—History Career—Missionary L-eon W or s H-onestly Dorothy Esther Harris Entered from University of Washington Activities—Ministerial Association, Sigma Pi Kappa, California Club Major—English Career—Missionary D-orothy E-nthrones H -appiness Pedro Velasques Panaligan Entered from Lecio de Manila Activities—Oriental Club Major—History Career—Teacher P-edro V-ery P-erserermg Page Thirteen

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The Cascade REMINISCENCES R EMEMBRANCES as college days come to a close make parting with friends and classmates seem harder. Two members of the class, Wilfred Marston and Jesse Walter, have continued from the High School Class of ’24. Six others, Matilda Reichelt, Ralph Richards, Fred Hawley, Leon Hawley, Elvira Herr ' mann and Pedro Panaligan, have been with the class since Freshman days. Russell Bisnett, Fred Bach, Dorothy Harris, Myron Williams, and Lora Holton have entered the class since then. After we were initiated we became fulhfledged Freshmen, ready for a good time, and many were the good times we had together on hikes and parties. Our “Kid Day” was a success. We well remember entertaining the Sophomores at Phyllis Van Dyke’s home, and also the Sophomore Goat. The class basketball team began its career in this year by winning the Glen E. Carlson trophy cup. We had a debate team, also, which won from the College Juniors and lost only to the Seniors. We certainly did not permit Freshman days to be unpleasant even if the Sophomores provided us with “Angel Food” cake unintentionally. We began our Sophomore pleasure by putting the Freshmen through an nitiation at Hallowe’en. New Year’s Eve of that year we spent at Magnolia, where hamburger was our main delicacy, and at the home of our adviser, Mrs. Tiffany. Many were our pleasant times during that year. In athletics we again stepped to the front, as basketball champions. Owing to greater responsibilities we lessened the number of activities during our Junior year. We entertained the Seniors by a boat trip on May 6. Our class basketball team was the first College Junior team to win and the first team to win for three successive years; the Glen E. Carlson trophy cup thus became a permanent possession of the class. Winning the Elkins’ Scholarship Trophy added to the scholastic attainment of the class. We have had members in important offices and on debate and athletic teams. Five of the Seniors are members of the Ministerial Association and another is a missionary, indicative that spiritual interest is not foreign to us. For other interesting items ask a member of the class of ’28. Page Fifteen