University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ella-aeyautuanthe SEVERAL CHALLENGES show the way and taunt the staff of every yearbook To be an accurate record of thousands of names and faces to be representatlve of the college year, and to be attract1vely presented are ready made ass1gnments In add1t1on to these standard goals, we have set for ourselves another The campus 1S well supp11ed w1th leaders 1n var1ous fields occupy mg the spothght of publ1c1ty and we are happy to present them here But all through the l1ttle deeper, to go farther 1nto the corners and to even enter new places 1n order to turn the recogn1t1on of our Tyee spothght upon many of the worthy but heretofore unpubl1c1zed We w1ll be grateful 1f you th1nk any of the challenges have been met But as you turn the pages of th1S book 1f you even once exc1a1m I d1dn t know he was so outstandmg, or ' Ilve always wondered what that place looked l1ke we w1ll feel that we have truly bu1lt a Spot11ght Tyee Y 5 production of the book, we have tried to dig a 3 . , . ' CC ' 9 ' 39 Q S . ,, . 7

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Your Alma Mater IF YOU HAD BEEN A PIONEER When the clearing was Hnished it was found that many large trees still stand- ing between the tract and the bay shut the bay out from View . . . In fact, one of the strongest and most frequent objections urged against the building of the University in Seattle was that it was placed so far out in the Woods. -Clarence B. Bagley, one of the workmen of 1860. The entire contents of this, the 1938 Edition of Tyee, copyrighted by the Associated Students of the University of Washington

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