Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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CONTENTS Dedication.................................................6 Faculty .................................................. 8 Graduates.................................................22 Classes...................................................46 Organizations.............................................66 Activities...............................................116 Athletics................................................142 Finis ...................................................160 The Port of Scottlc with impressive Mount Rainier in the dittancc.

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The new Commerce and Education building will be completed in time for fall quarter, 1957. I FOREWORD Once again this June, Seattle University will present to the community, state and nation its annual dividend” of some $00 graduates, who will take their places as well-trained and useful citizens in all levels of our social structure. Again, during the past year, students and faculty of Seattle University have participated actively in community projects and appeals for the promotion of civic progress and betterment. Again, the continuing development of Seattle University has brought added financial values to local business and industry. This, then, is our salute to all those at the University who during the past year have helped build toward the goal of A Greater Seattle University for a Greater Seattle.” 4

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DEDICATION A Greater Seattle University . . . Several years ago, when officials of the University were making plans for the current development and expansion program, they chose the slogan which we have adopted as the theme of this year’s Aegis, “A Greater Seattle University for a Greater Seattle.” One of the forces that has brought that slogan into its present reality has been the leadership of the outstanding group of men and women who comprise the Seattle University Board of Regents. Their guidance and assistance have been important factors in the growth of the University and are significant in its continuing educational, cultural, social and economic contribution to the community. The Seattle University of today—and tomorrow—is a growing tribute to their unselfish efforts. To these distinguished figures, in recognition of their lasting contribution to Seattle University, we gratefully dedicate the 1957 Aegis. Thomas Hannan. President. Western Gear Works. Hallidie Machinery Corp. William E. Boeing, Jr.. President. Mesabi Western Corp. Aero-Copters Inc. Henry Broderick, President. Henry Broderick, Inc. Dr. H. T. Buckner, M.D. Frank Dupar, Sr.. Treasurer. Palmer Supply Co. John W. Maloney, Architect Dr. Walter Moore, President. Stimson-Moore Co. Charles P. Mori arty Paul Pigott, President. Pacific Car is: Foundry Mrs. Albert Schafer Howard H. Wright, President. Howard H. Wright Construction Co. . . . for a Greater Seattle