Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade 1 . Frances Pearson 9. Edward Blair 17. Nora Jensen 2. Albert Darling 10. Ivan Klein 18. Carter Holton 3. Oral Hemry 11. Donald Whitbeck 19. Harriet Bittner 4. Lewis Watkins 12. Florence Dofsen 20. Helen Knowlton 5. Beulah Fletcher 13. Agnes Hageland 21. Blanche Glazier 6. Francis Gallaher 14. Muriel Ferguson 22. Nena Davies 7. Marion Van Tassel 15. Wilbur Sparrow 23. Helen Flynn 8. Viola Lagasse 16. Christine Matthewson 24. Mildred Harmer Page Twenty-three

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The Cascade 1. Mary Damon 2. Harry Shields 3. Evelyn McCall 3. Clifford RolofF 5. Ruby Carlson 6. Albert Vimont 7- Bertha McCaul 8. Marion Doudlah 9. Ethel Griesinger 10. Lee Chang 11. Edna Watkins 12. C. K. Fu 13. Paul Davis 14. Lazaro Arquero 15. Velma Hanlon 16. Elenore Dennis 17- Lawrence Roney 18. Virginia Carleton 19. Chao Gee Wu 20. Bernice Bagby 21. Clinton Gallaher 22. Pearl Steiner 23. Doris Bid well 24. Veva Inman 25. Maybelle Graham Page Twenty-two

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The Cascade COLLEGE FRESHMEN Louis Watkins . President Beulah Fletcher . Vice ' President Frances Pearson . Secretary Albert Darling . Treasurer Neva Kellogg . Reporter Marion Van Tassel . Religious Director Edward Blair . Student Representative ' T HE class of ’31 is nearing its port. Having had favorable winds and currents, the cruise has been pleasant and profitable. With colors flying the Freshman craft was launched on September 19, with sixtyTve members aboard, the largest group ever known to set sail at one time in S. P. C. The crew, guided by Captains Blair and Watkins, and piloted by Professor Ward, has proved efficient and willing. Various landings have been made during these nine months, foremost among which stand the Sophomore initiation party at the gymnasium, the Christmas party, and the Frosh ' Soph hike to Lincoln Beach. The members have been busy during this time and all have helped to uphold the good name of the class. In the Community Fund Drive and the boat trip ticket sale the Freshmen led all the way. The Freshmen have endeavored to further the religious activities of the College. The class of the “Green and White” had charge of one Saturday night service at the Olive Branch Mission, one Chapel service,and one Tuesday evening meeting. The green and white flag is still gayly flying, and as the class nears port they are sorry they will soon no longer be Freshmen. Page Twenty-four