Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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 -, j f J ; c; V - : 5 ’?V; V ”'■£? ''x « FOREWORD T7 ❖ ► A HE conquest of the great Northwest Ter-S ritory, whose history is the theme of our year-book, was not made without sacrifice, difficulty, and supreme effort. If this book, an r‘echo of the sacrifices, difficulties, and efforts of our high school years, may be a prelude to lives that shall unfold in religious, social and physical usefulness, as our great Northwest Territory has done, then its editors will feel that their work was not in vain. If the strong principles, the light-hearted joys, and the worthy ambitions of now may re-echo into the future years through the pages of this book, to strengthen and cheer our school associates in their hour of need, then our effort, the 1929 Echo, will have achieved full success.

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Tabic of Contents ❖ ❖ ❖ FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ALUMNI ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS

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DEDICATION To Reverend William M. Boi.and, S. J., President of Seattle College, who has labored for over twenty years that his beloved boys” might receive the benefits of a Catholic education, we gratefully and lovingly dedicate this Echo of 1929. SIX I