University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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OLD DENNY: Its steeple rising Into gray clouds on a rainy day, or Its shadow cast on Memorial Way by a sunny morn. Its hollowed steps, musty air and ancient architecture, speak of post college generations who hove made Denny steps o never-ending tradition

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4THE FOREWORD A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS CAN MEAN NO MORE TO US THAN THOSE WHO WALK ABOUT ITS PATHS DAILY. A UNIVERSITY ITSELF IS NO MORE THAN THOSE WHO LIVE THEIR COLLEGE DAYS IN IT. YOU WILL REMEMBER YOUR YEARS AT WASHINGTON; BUT MOST OF ALL YOU WILL REMEMBER THE CLASSMATES WHO MADE YOUR COLLEGE YEARS WHAT THEY WERE; THIS TYEE IS MEANT TO KEEP FOR YOU IN A LASTING AND CHARAC- TERIZING WAY THE MEMORIES OF THOSE COLLEGE PERSONALITIES WHICH YOU WILL NEVER WANT TO FORGET SUMMER: THE GLOW OF A SUMMER EVENING. THE BRILLIANCE OF A SUMMER NOON ON THE CAMPUS. MERLIN ENABNIT, WATER COLOR MAGICIAN OF SEATTLE, MIXED STRANGE TONES OF COLOR AND CAPTURED WITH HIS BRUSH THE WIDE OPEN SPACES OF WASHINGTON

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L PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE 4 SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON: AS THE UNIVERSITY CHIMES SOUND FOR THE LAST TIME AND YOUR COL - LEGE YEARS BECOME A MEMORY, MAY YOU GO AWAY WITH THE FEELING THAT WASHINGTON ALWAYS WILL BE YOUR HOME. MAY YOU NEVER FORGET YOU ARE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON. MAY YOU REMEMBER THE NOBLE MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN YOUR FRIENDS HERE. MAY YOU CHERISH THE HERITAGES OF THE PAST AND THE IDEALS THEY HAVE SOUGHT TO GIVE YOU. MAY YOU CONTINUE TO GROW IN MIND AND POWER, AND MAY YOU HAVE JOY IN THAT GROWTH. MAY THE COMING YEARS GIVE YOU PEACE.— M. LYLE SPENCER, PRESIDENT