Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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STUDENT LIFE Trees hide the Administration Building from May until late September. Pk WE, THE CASCADE STAFF OF 1939-40, wish to express our sincere appreciation to: MR. WALT IRVINE of the SEATTLE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, for his invaluable interest and cooperationg MR. TRAVIS WORDEN I of the ACME ENGIIAVING COMPANY, for his timely advice and suggestions MRS. ALICE EVANS and MR. HARRY COOMBS of BUSI'INELL,S STUDIO, whose personal interest was of great assistance.

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I A 4 ,,,L,v . Wy .Vx V. 14,-5-, -.- ,V ,l , - Y l Women's Tennis WGMEN'S TENNIS NOTHER popular activity in S.P.C.'s sports calendar is girls' tennis. The girls who have a preference for tennis rather than baseball are given an opportunity to participate in a ladder tournament which picks the champion. In gym classes the aspirants practiced their strokes very diligently, and much improvement was shown, with the prospect of a wealth of good material being present for future tournaments. With the playing of tennis and baseball, the sports activities of this year draw to a close. The participation and sportsmanship have been splendid. Notable in this year's accom lishment is the frovvth in the minor s orts-tennis and archer . P 3 P Y Hunter leads a yell

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All i, The modern building includes a large and beautifully appointed Chapel. PROVING THAT A BEAUTIFUL SERVICE NEED NOT BE COSTLY One of the finest pipe organs in the Northwest. ' There can be no better recommendation of our kindly, thoughtful and complete service than that gladly given by those we have served in our 36 years of experience in Seattle. Human understanding and friendly advice are always available without discrmination as to financial condition. Our location is convenient to all cemeteries and within easy reach of all districts. Unlimited parking facilities. BLEITZ MORTUARY 316 FLORENTIA STREET GARFIELD 5220 SEATTLE 4 WASHINGTON