University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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U. of W. Hiah. Hiah! U. of W. Siah. Siah! Skookum. Skookum! Washington! TYEE 9 5

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E If SEND l O'R'.lfl4l THE TYEE, hoping it may be an incentive to broader university life, and as a i remembrance of happy college days which are -: passing all too swiftly for students now within the , AN.,-A 'varsity walls. I Y v 1 XVhat better words express the purpose of the Tyee than those ol' the editor of the hrst volume? H K Against that time when tired, perhaps, by the buf- fetings of the world. and longing for the sight once more of long- forgotten friends. one may turn again the leaves of the past and look into one's youth: that is the purpose of the Tyee. Wlhen first you open these pages you will be pleased as a child with a toy, but forever banish from your mind any idea that what you prize in it now will be the same that you will experience in after years' retrospection. ' That which pleases now will please no longer. But what can compare with the feverish gaze with which you scan each group. picking out here and there the friends of your college days: those with whom you swore eternal friendship: those with whom you discussed your successes and failures? Picture again the time when with arms around each others' shoulders you sat on the bleachers, watching the football practice and speculating as to who would make the teamg and when that team was picked and matched against a rival college, you stood on those bleachers and rooted yourself hoarse: and then come back to us and say the college annual has no purpose. And we of the class of 1905 consider ourselves honored that to us is given the privilege to chronicle the events of a year so marked by success in every way that it towers head and shoulders above any preceding year. I3 TYEE '905