Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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F. HORRELL H. HOWARD C. INGRA1-IAM J. ISAACS D. JENSEN R. JOHNSON W. KIMBLE M. KIRKPATRICK R. KIRLIN E. LARSON E. LEHMAN E. LEISHMAN s. Loo R. LUNDQUIST - B. LYNN N. MACDONALD L. MAGKIE A. MACY G. MARSHALL G. MARTIN R. MCCOMB G. MERRIAM E. MERRILL C. MILLIKAN R. MONTGOMERY FRESHM EN E. DARLING M. DELONG F. EDDY C. ENGEBRETSEN BENGEBRETSEN E. ENOS C. EUSTIS M. FARIS E. FITCH D. FRANCIES V. FREEMAN M. FREITAG J. GODFREY E. GRANDY N. GWINN R. GWINN H. GWYNN H. HANSEN O. HARDEMAN E. HASLAM P. HIGH E. HOLMES R. HOLMES D. HORNING

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l FRESHMAN CLASS ITH the characteristic carefree attitude of youth, the Freshmen pushed confidently into the troubled waters of college life and have begun their fight for recognition. Class activities started in the fall with the election of officers. The initiative of these officers and the wholefhearted cooperation of our adviser made this first year in Seattle Pacific College a success. The folf lowing people were chosen to represent our class: Dick Ashton, president, Arthur Zylstra, vice presidentg Louise Mackie, secretary, Helen Gwynn, treasurerg Kenneth Smith, reporter. Initiation on October 15, 1939, was held in the gymnasium, and the sophisticated Sophomores welcomed us into the student body with electric shocks and green paper bibs. Other outstanding events were the Freshman Party, held November 3, 1939, in the Green Lake Field House, and the skating party at which the Sophomores were our guests. In exchange for shocks, we offered bumps and gave them a rolling good time. Under the leadership of Professor and Mrs. Frank XM1rren, Class Advisers, the Freshmen have taken strides toward their goal. Inexperienced, they regard the unconf quered with the eager eyes of youth. To Professor Warren goes all the sincere appreciaf tion and thanks of the Freshmen for the successes which his persistent and tireless efforts have in so large a measure accomplished, for his unselfish work to prepare the members of our class for the task of life, and for the standard he has set before us- Youth facing life with Christ. D. Ashton, A. Gwynn, L. Mackie A 7ulstra W. ARGETSINGER P. BARHAM H. BRADBURY s. AHNLUND L. ALDRIDCE C. ANDERSON M. ARCHER J. ARNOLD M. ARNOLD D. ASHTON W. AXELSON E. EECKWITH M. EECKWITH E. BENNETT J. BLACKBURN L. BRAILE H. BURNETT 1 J.CAH1LL v. CAMERON J. CAREY E. CHRISTENSEN , M. CLAAR 1 M. COLENBRANDER s. CRoss ' R. DAMON

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M FRESI-IMEN M. MORRIS ' ED. NELSON E. NELSON A. ODLE G. ODLE C. OLSEN K. PETERSON R. PETTY R. PRUITT R. REYNOLDS R. ROOT L. ROSSER V. SIEGNER G. SILL V. SILL M. NELSEN T. NOBLE C. OVERLAND N. PERRY D. RAND I. READ J. SARVIS M. SHERWOOD R. SKINNER E. SKUZIE K. SMITH R. SPEER L. SMITH Z. SNYDER B. STANTON D N. TRULLINGER . WILLE V. TUCKER H. SODERLIND R. SPARKS . STUART F. TOM C. TREMAIN B. VAN NESS M. WILSON V A. XVALLSTROM L. WILDER . WUBBENS A. ZYLSTRA