University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Foreword. ELIEVING it time an annual was published whereby some of the fleeting impressions of university life, too valuable to be left unrecorded, could be preserved, the junior class resolved to establish a custom by means of which the environment of each college year could be reflected. As they were the pioneers in the undertaking, it was no easy task to overcome all the obstacles which presented themselves. With what success their efforts have been crowned must be decided bythe reader. Conscious as the juniors are of the errors and deficiencies of the TYEE, they yet are proud to have the privilege of publishing the first annual of the University of Washington. To the faculty and students whose enthusiasm and interest have been of so much help, and to all those without whose aid it would have been impossible to issue an annual, the juniors desire here to extend their appreciation and gratitude. With these words they send forth the TYEE, hoping it may be an incentive to broader university life, and as a remembrance of happy college days which are passing all too swiftly for the students now within the 'varsity walls.

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ipurple and Gold. VER the lake the mountains lie Folded in purple haze, But the sun will rise, and the mists will die In his glorious, golden rays. Over the placid vale of youth Tower the mountains steep, Rugged the way in the search for truth, And the shadows are dark and deep. But just as the dazzling peaks arise From the purple gloom again, So the light will break on our longing eyes, And the joy will outshine the pain. -'ALICE ROLLIT Cos