University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Arthur B. Langlie nmrO. V , every conference bose- i )h nlaved every inning ot ev y baseball .decked k-- o -- ' ' ' le ' r, •- ' = ' ' » T a ., « ' ,ter ever since. Th,s is the P ,. .„„es Erratum: Phi Kappa Psi in first paragraph should read Phi Kappa Sigma.

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TO YOU STUDENTS: , ,„ „;„ „ TtZXl 09™ - We love Amenco, not only w ih , Jess. 1 hove foiih ihot -.ntelllgence of thin .ng - ' °f .jd Intelligence end -- -ene ,,, 3 not ' enough. To - --J 7 ,, . . se °t ,,„, .-onr th.eots you young men - wome o- ,.,,,,3ness w, sove hem in the yeo s oheo . ntell.g . -PP ' ' J u. children ' s children. ,.o. within ond -Y.oo living, not only for y-, ; j. o sentlment.lntelUgence, peace, hopplness, ond 90od 9 .„ , , ,3 y,., With the hope ond t.ustt and creotlveness, I om, w,th deep . . ,y ,,5, binceieiy y

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FIRST ROW: Thomas Balmer. Philip MocBrlde, Winlock W. Miller. SECOND ROW: Werner Rupp, Edward Ryan, Alfred Shemanski. Herbert T. Condon Dean of Students Secretory. Boord of Reqents REGENTS Occupying a position as Dean of Students, since his retirement as Dean of Men, Dean Condon has hod the opportunity to come in closer contact with students. In his capacity as N. Y. A. administrator, he has been able to do the work that he has always loved — that of helping to solve the problems of students needing financial assistance to get through school. The Board of Regents, of which Dean Condon Is secretary, has the final word in all financial affairs of the University. It is composed of six Washington citizens who serve the state without compensation. The board also elects the faculty and is the ultimate authority in courses of study. 22