Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CI ENN SCARVIE BETTY IIOHNSBEEN ALLAN FISHER IMO ROWE Preszrlcnt Vice President Treasurer Secretary SENIOR CLASS NTRODUCING the Senior Class, larger, happier, and with higher spirits than ever and graduated to the accompaniment of sixtyfseven rolled and ribboned sheepskins. Guided by genial, smiling Prex Scarvie, a year of fun, work and inspiration will long be fresh in the minds beneath the beftassled mortar boards. Seniorfjunior Skate and Hamburger Party at the lodge in the woods, Junior and Senior Banquet at Hotel Sorrento overlooking Seattle and its beautiful harbor to the majestic, symbolic peaks beyondg novel assemblies and parties, a iferftofbefforgotten weekfend at the glorious Skagitg Senior Vespersg faith, goals, and cherished hopes, singular dreams, world vision and class aspirations, these and many more have sealed a bond of rich fellowship about the hearts of this year's crop of Seniors. Then, too, memory's scrapbook will display a large, clear picture of that bigfoff heart, bigfofflimb counselor, the beloved Senior Adviser, Doc, and his graciously charming wife, Mrs. Melvlillin. For four wonderful years, more than counselors, they were pals! For leaders, Betty Hohnsbeen, Allan Fisher, Ima Rowe, competent and devoted, were the Choice of the class. Sixtyfseven hearts pounding a bit faster, skipping a little now and then-and another wave of Maroon and Wliite has swept out to sea! A rough sea-waves, shoals, reefs, and rocks make the voyage a dangerous one. Yet with courage born out of faith, the Class of '40 has gone to sea. Closer than class ties and deeper than loyalty to our Alma Mater is a living faith in the Christ who has been with us these years at S.P.C. Lead on, O King Eternal, We follow not with fear. DOCTOR um! MRS. McMILLAN Senior Class Advisers