University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.!i?S « J F fl iPB WiJff- The AqL heate a-Follies from Minneapolis was pre help Seattle celebrate its centenn! ented in iho Green Lake Aqua- al anniversary. Hey! Watch where you ' re going. The nnany inlets and quiet waters of Lake Washington provide canoeing possibilities. The 261-acre University Arborteun other trips. is used for Botany and T Overlooking Lake Washington, which provides a 26-mile sailing stretch, is the Seattle Tennis Club. Three of the large number of courts are shown here.

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Rated by Unlvarsify siudents as one of the best ski areas in the northwest. Stevens Pass, boasts a T-bar and six rope tows, overnight accommodations for 50 men and 25 women, a warming hut. and a ski shop for equipment rentals. Time out for coffee at the Sevens Pass Ski Lodge. SItr Acres, famed for its sicl schools sponsored by the Times and the P. -I., is located one-half mile past the summit of Sncqualmie Pass. Parking space and a chair lift are added attractions.

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The most Important single factor in a modern liberal education is the education which students receive from one another. JAMES B. CONANT, President Harvard University With this philosophy in mind, students, faculty, and alumni have worked for more than thirty years to give the Associated Stu- dents of the University of Washington their living room on campus. The year 1952 has seen the completion of the Husky Union Building or HUB as it is known by all. With the addition of 12 bowling alleys, pool, billiards, and ping pong facilities, a ballroom, barber shop, coffee shop, bring-your-own-lunch room, and a post ofFice this year, the HUB offers a complete program of activities with an interest for every student. The sun-deck with a view of Mt. Rainier and Laite Washington is a good place to go to dance or drink cokes. Modernistic meeting rooms upstairs are equipped with kitchenettes and some can be divided in two by means of folding doors. The main lounge on the first floor is a comfortable center of student dis- cussions and informal meetings.