University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Even as our own state develops and an ever careful legislature provides for the culture of the youth of the state, so also will Alaska grow and give us its educational support. Here is the natural place for the great institution of the Northwest and we fondly believe that it can be in no other place. But greater than all of these is the large number of graduates who will go out from here from year to year. A school is not great for its equipment, but for the number of large-minded, noble men and women it has turned out upon the world. The old institutions of the East are famous for their age. Their alumni are to be found in every walk of life and their graduates find themselves and are proud to be the members of a large and worthy body. A These things are even being felt today by our own students thoughg of course, in less measure. Our graduates are beginning to make themselves felt in the life of the community. The number of graduates increases yearly, and as time goes on the fact must become itatent to all that our college is progressing and is successful. We have faith in the futureg though its pages are dark on many things, We A confident that the University of Washington will stand forth as a strong beacon to brighten the pages of Northwest history. W. B. R. '7