University of Puget Sound - Tamanawas Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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1 -.s..,, 1' 7- ' 'tw .1a- 'W-1 .H-A . X ,f . H, ,.,, gn.: A A , , . . OHicrr.f- Top Row: Fred Henry, vice president first semesterg Viola Jordan, secretary first semesterg Minard Fassett, president both semestersg Katherine Hoffman, secretary second semesterg Glenwood Platt, vice president second semes- ter. Bottom Row: Walter Anderson, treasurer both semestersg Amos Booth, sergeant-at-arms both semesters. TIIHIHIE l4l,QrIZQrv 4lDllUTlIPlUT HE HISTORY of the Senior Class is an enviable one. Imbued with the fine spirit of the College, they have endeavored to uphold always the traditions and ideals of their Alma Mater. As Freshmen they showed their adaptability by entering enthusiastically into college life. They won the tug of war, and established a new tra- dition, the Freshman Frolic. As Sophomores, they again won the tug of war, and served their College well in all branches of student activity. As Juniors they assumed the responsibility for leadership in student affairs, which they retained this year. In their third year, they won first place in the inter-class track meet, and they repeated the feat again this year. At the All-College Ban- quet, they won the prize offered for the best decor- ated table. In the spring they honored the Sen- iors with a bountiful Breakfast at Benbow Inn. They also performed a masterful bit of sleuthing, by tracking down the Seniors and helping them enjoy Senior Sneak Day at Natches Tavern. Their last year has been particularly happy and successful. The men of the class have won signal honors in athletics. Five of them have earned blanket awards. The class has inaugurated an- other new tradition, Senior Day. In March they won the Annual Glee with a song which shows promise of proving very popular, and captured first place in the Oratorical Contest. For the past two years the class has been represented in women's varsity debate by a very clever team. The splendid showing made by Puget Sound at the Pi Kappa Delta district convention was large- ly due to Senior talent. On April 22 they were royally entertained by the Juniors at the tradi- tional Breakfast, held this year at I-Iorsehead Bay. The class of 1929 is the Hrst in the history of the College ever to stage a successful sneak. On April 30, they departed in the wee small hours for Spring Beach on Vashon Island where they spent a perfect day unmarred by the presence of a single obstrepetous Junior. Elverton Stark and Ehner'Austin were the two Senior committeemen who brought to pass the Senior vow to sneak and stay snuck. On the eve of its departure, the Senior class is viewing the future with eager anticipation, and the past with memories. Their period of service on the College campus is ended, their service to a larger world has just begun. pugr' l1vt'11ty-frvvrl er-me ' fre- .1 . t -V . . ,Y pg. -ljrp-ijzug E155 .:.1j,,5qi..4, I Jig ,ff I V. .v-5-7?-Y-KI,-W, ff -,Jgh w-..-A , x '.. , .. u.. ' is ,-2' :Lg-Irzrriwvrr-'i+ -1.-ff-4 L '-- 1 ya: ..1--ww-.. - ' ,- f :ag , ' W, ,- .-I .H - f.-':::'-flQ1--'-1-:-,- 1 1 is - ' . n '. -Q nc.: . 1 --'J ff H - 1 ' ,ff 1 ' ,Q-5'fr-1353?-E 11-f...1 , V t 1,4 .L , 't-'ff ,- me ,-'- I ' Q -,1- -91 W 'sq'-'f' If' 'fT1F?u i .frl .f.: lint . ' ' . ' '-21g.gQ.1 ' '- rm,-f'i-.'r i.fT . L- I 'f-J,-:a....,,,.'....o, 41? Q, C.- ,,,.,,..,J,h,Q.' gg 1, Q' :. ,V gig, ' 'W' 4-Fm-fg -I ff ,s E p ,NJ ' . :QU-KH'-Y wma., 7 L - ,.. A a -.1-.-L..g'lg Qu,-ve. ...g.