Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade 1. Irma Vandever 2. Tressa Woodruff 3. Blanche Weiler 4. Howard Richards 5. Valborg Stavney 6. Rufus Salyer 7- Burton Root 8. Miriam Warren 9. Cora Redding 10. Lois Samuelson 11. Cleo Madden 12. Maude Gernaey 13. Olive Wees 14. Carl Reichelt 15. Keith Morton 16. Beryl Plowman 17- Helen Lowe 18. Pearle Martin 19. Irene Willson Page Twenty

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The Cascade 1. George Jackson 2. Evelyn Howell 3. Melba Stephens 4. Olive Bisnett 5. Eileen English 6. Sybil Claussen 7- Glenn Blair 8. Celia Helwig 9. Evelyn Edwards 10. Borghild Sorensen 11. George Chang 12. Porfirio Lardi abal 13. Wilbur McCormick 14- Elva Shoemaker 15. Mildred Orr 16. Clara Glancy Page Nineteen

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The Cascade COLLEGE SOPHOMORE CLASS College Colors — Silver ' gray and Crimson O N September 27, 1927, a familiar group who planned to make their Sopho¬ more year more successful than the previous year, met and elected the following officers: Keith Morton . President Melba Stephens . Vice-President Eileen English . Secretary-Treasurer Glenn Blair . Student Representative Elva Shoemaker . Reporter Various social functions were sponsored by the class. The Freshmen will probably long remember the Hallowe’en party given them in the gymnasium by the “peppy Sophs.” The Sophomores in turn enjoyed being the guests of the Freshmen on a hike to Lincoln Beach on February 22. Plenty of “fun” and “good eats” were the main features of the day. The officers for the second semester were: Rufus Salyer - . President Keith Morton . Vice-President Eileen English . Secretary-Treasurer Celia Helwig . . Student Representative Valborg Stavney . Reporter The Sophomore class manifested its class loyalty to S. P. C. by giving class yells and a stunt at the College reception, by having a candy sale, the proceeds of which went to the Cascade and by decorating for the Cascade program. A party given by the class at the home of Rufus Salyer proved very success¬ ful, the memories of which will long remain. The Class Adviser, Professor Henderlite, has shown much enthusiasm and loyalty to the class in all its undertakings, and the class has appreciated his guidance and friendship throughout the year. Page Twenty-one