University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ee E :E 'Elvi- ?' in- ff. oreword Although the Annual is published by the Juniors, we have endeavored to make it representative of the University rather than of the class. We have introduced treatment of most of the con- tents somewhat at variance with precedent, yet in general, have attempted to make this volume of the Tyee uniform with the rest. Since the University now supports a literary month- ly, it was deemed unnecessary to enlarge that cle- F' lb i f i NW: lv. i s i 14 troy '4 Kiki qi .- SM. l -til .gl 5 is 1 t ,2- Q bt X K' X . vw, we If X! f f partment and in lieu of it, more space has been given to the prominent activities of college. Hoping the book will prove a pleasant memento of a successful college year, we resign our work into your hands. THE EDITORS. ,ii6qm...N5 I . ,N 'E'x....x:xN-X l 7

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f,JY.Dj ontents X Q Dedication Frontispiece Board of Editors Contents Foreword The University Board of Regents The Faculty The Classes Athletics Debate Music Dramatics Publications Organizations Fraternities Society Literary Joshes

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