Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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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Tomorrow's teuclzers. They have completed three years of their Education work. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HROUGHOUT the entire state, Seattle Pacific is recognized as an outstanding institution for the training of elementary teachers. In city and town, crowded metropolis and countryside, wherever there is a public school, there a graduate of S.P.C. may be found engaged in teaching. Approximately one half of the present student body are preparing to teach. Two thirds of the Class of 1940 were majors in the Department of Education. To the inspiring leadership of Miss Nelson, her vision and enthusiasm, must go much of the credit for the fact that graduates from the School of Education are ever in demand as teachers. The Department of Education is made up of two groups, each meeting a state requirement for elementary certification, one for the three year elementary certificate and the other for the four year standard elementary. Thirty-one graduates received the three year certincate, and of the sixtyfseven who reecived the baccalaureate degree, fortyfone were majors in education receiving also the four year certificate. Although the professional activities of the group were varied, yet always their goal was clearly seen. Vsfhether building projects, taking children on iield trips, visiting schools, or attending lectures and institutes, they worked as builders in an ever changing society, a temple not made with hands eternal in the heavens. The officers of the Three Year Education Class arc: Norma Anderson, president, Dorothy Grubb, vice president: Will11ll Schmidt, secretaryftreasurerg Bernice Erickson, reporter, and Gloria Grandy, social chairman. The oliicers of the Four Year Class are: Reuken Anderson, presidentg Anna Ploegman, vice presif dent, Vxhryne Archer, secrctaryftreasurer, Imo Rowe, social chairman, and jack Ganiield, reporter. Department ot' Education Oilicers: Wayne Archer, Norma Anderson, Wilma Schmidt, Thelma Gay, Reuben Anderson.