University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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1904 TYEE COLORS AND YELLS Of' at Colors.- PURPLE AND GOLD ,f- at Yefls: U. OF VV. HIAI-I, HIA V U. OF XV. SIAH, SIA ' SKOOKUM, SKOOKUM' WASHINGTON RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH U. OF VV. RAH RAH! !

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ji TYEE IQO4 EDITORIALS 5 0 t 'W I-III colleoe annual has come to stay No better means 5,1-P of preserving the iecoid and life of the college veai can gg- + ' - f. A 23 . 1 : ' ' ' ' ' D 1 ' f '0I be devised. In accordance with custom, the class of ,f - 1904 undertook the publication of this volume. II The great task of producing this annual is at an end. IIVe proudly give it into your hands. XVe do not hope to have produced every one's idea-l nor to escape all criticism. For the first time, we take it, an annual has been published by a class. This load in the past has fallen almost entirely upon the shoulders of the editor-in-chief. This year, We are proud to say, the junior Annual is largely the result of the earnest and sacrificing effort of a hard-Working QFD staff. ll To gather into permanent form the artistic and literary talent of the Universityg to portray the scenes and incidents of the yearg to preserve to the future a record of our class, these are the objects of this volume. fl On the whole, this has been a year of remarkable progress. A brief survey of the year's work will not be amiss. ll A marked change this year in the University esprit de corps has been experienced. The standard of scholarship has been raised, and it means more than ever before to standihigh in the class room. Strict faculty rules requiring satisfactory class standing before participation in student enterprises have had a wholesome effect. A determination to color real conditions has been wanting. The straightforward, conservative, and impartial attitude of Dr. Kane has had not a little to do with this growth in the character of our Alma Mater. ll The changes in the personnel of the faculty have added to its strength. Dr. Colegrove was loved by both students and faculty.