University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ANDERSON HALL: One of our buildings born to blush mostly unseen; it is ' way down — just ask any L. A. 1 student. If you think foresters are rough and uncouth you certainly must change your mind when you look at Anderson hlolTs cathedral-like windows

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4 T H E D E D I C A T O N 4 WITH HONOR FOR WASHINGTON ' S MOST MODEST AND YET MOST INTERESTING INDIVIDUAL, THIS TYEE IS DEDICATED TO PROFESSOR TREVOR KINCAID. OF ALL WASHINGTON PERSONALITIES THIS MAN IS THE MOST WELL-REMEMBERED, AND HE HAS BEEN A WASHINGTON PERSONALITY FOR NIGH ON TO THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS. BELOVED BY WASHINGTON STUDENTS, HE HAS ALSO THEIR SINCERE RESPECT. HIS MANY SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES WHICH HAVE PROVED OF PRAC- TICAL USE, HIS THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF ZOOLOGY AND ESPECIALLY OF THE NORTHWEST IN THIS FIELD, AND LAST BUT FAR FROM LEAST HIS SENSE OF HUMOR, HAVE BROUGHT HIM RECOGNITION AS A REGULAR FELLOW

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OLIVER ANDERSON : FLOYD C. ANDRE : DONALD FORREST BAYERD : BERNICE BENJAMIN : ALBERT WINSTON BLUE : WALLACE D. BOWLES JAMES WATSON BOYLE : LEE J. BRAWLEY : JUDGE OTIS W. BRINKER : EUGENE CARL BRUNNER : BENJAMIN BUELL : ROY HORACE BULLACK ROSS CHESTNUT : KENNETH AUSTIN CORLEW : ROBERT C. CUNNINGHAM : IRA R. A. CURRY : CHARLES DAWSON : LOUIS DRENT- WETT : CARL DURR : LOUIS CARLETON ECKERT : ARNOLD NORRIS FOLEIDE : RAYMOND PAUL GAUSS : JOHN LYNCH GRANT : ARNETTA HILLIS : VALENTINE E. HIRSCHMAN : CLAUDE EDWIN JUDD : MARY PATRICIA KELLY : ELSIE H. LATIMER : MARJORIE LITTLE : THUR- MAN PAUL LUX : LEROY K. MADIGAN : JAMES H. MENDENHALL, JR. : KIRSTEN LARSEN NEWBURY : BE VAN PRESLEY : VIRGINIA MAY ROBERTS : CHRIS JACOB ROHWER : RUTH BARLEY SNASHALL : WILLIAM R. VISSER : MARY LESEUR WEISER : GEORGE A. WHITNER