University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Fall Featured Left: Oh, I'll never get through this line, was the common complaint of many students who, while tak- ing advantage of advance registration, had to stand on their aeliing feet for as long as two hours. Lower left: 'Tm sorry. You can't have all morning classes unless you have a written 'okayfl' So ended another student's attempt to have free afternoons. Lower right: Many college couples took advantage of the sunny fall afternoons to chat between classes.

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A constant stream of students Hows through the HUB, haven of coffee-drinkers, commit- tees and commuters. the camp -. . . a setting both old and new The immense, modem Health-Sciences Building is among the finest of its kind in the nation. Recently added to its facilities was a 320-bed teaching-research hospital, dedicated in the spring of 1959. A , - get .- ,ww -f . .Www ..-f- . . f 'paw W -w1,,m2gw5fzw Wil' f f 1 f 3 f - ww if i 4... .. , A P -, - ' - fr - V ,:-, . - w Q. 0 Qfm.ss:.m:-1-ps.4,4 -A ,- Q fw g fw -,fx .Q MW? af. ff 6? .9 19. . -. FZ , -. f ffgyff 4221: - waffgfw-fJWWVM.-4,www,,.zmfmwWfzf,-few,ea,f'ff:,.wwz4:1:M4f.-1-fw:::::,,'f-41--WweM-,Q-.11-W.,f.f..,..... ,- A .gy -M - .: f,. 4- .W-V. gre - f , 1-ya . ,, ew: an 9 .. 4 e,gMf'. y. 1-' 2. - ' - 1 .wffyzw .. k ' v,?23?64 f J Q' 'W ' , ,s-ffm if ffwi WSJ-fb 4f4f1f5wf22sZ?zf f2fzyezap-155:2s:54q.'1,23..fsvQffz f if'-e.,41.f.,4: .1 N, . , . ,A .1 r . . :: - f- ' ,.-Q 4 .' .4 , .?'.',,. J-wc -af. I , 1. ' ' 'f-. -ff, Iv . it f 4-we. -wayfhf N41 f:fsz3M12,'w4fm4m!4? mv,-:z:i:ww.w-Aeprimer... Q-:a:f:v.f,1ff .:. -:L-'m.f+4.'.v,,. , 4s.'?9 f '0 g?'Qf ew +f. M rev if vwgmr-' f e f - wwf' Q. N ,. 222' 1 i , ' - so . - l , ,,,, . -me . . ,, af 2. ., . W 9 wwf-f, , .ws 4. .. ,W ff .of . f ,. . - -we J. .4-A . ,Q vyzfww MMM f, 41-,M-W-QM,m.q2wh,f,Qmw,f- fQ.fff:-.--- f , M-:mem-avzxggawaemwfiuevt'--,f,.Wf.'. Viv. .Q W .- - QJM - 4f,,cms- -,yy -. -, f -f'. 4:,..f.,M.f., '4f,mfw,z:.,4:.v4,,f.-.-vw-.,,. '4?2?9vff ,,s V mwa s v Q31-6, fi M416 1, . s f. wwe: 'f ,sd f- fm--,, . ' ,. f- -A a.v:,::g.Q:.:4,-,- '.g- . f35wZW '- 4 V - .-wb- ie M'Ir, f.' -M ,-ws . ff,-sm. , f ' 3' A 4011 2.1-wpff'f2fm:2-Mi'-,fw..-Ev::.ffsf:zwes -fm. oe m - - 6 ' H ' , . -f f 5 - - - , . N Q ,,. 4Qy4py f We. . , af, ,.+ , . X, ' -a n M jk . -1 -,.--. , :-gg-f'f-:mf-affe .mt - af ' - ' f' Q ' - - wo. 1 ,csfzffw s wf , MeEw ,'6i?2f9Xs:f..-:zfw -rf:--fe 1' 242f21.,w-M -422iff:w1f1g.azmQfMgew-Pwwaf-nfs. fc 1 .w,f1,.s.-...sl'.s.m..fsM,-s W4 AM-. .ss Q, .. . , .W spy fs. ,Q ., one - -,Pai ne ,fy-. Q -fs. sf94.fW.fmqA,.fWMamie.. '....f0W,Wf'maWe-me-..M,m..1,ff4w,-4-1.14, 2, W. , ,gweffgze-A,. 1 ,. m ywfg AW f. ,g, 5 1' Aw, , ., 1 '- 34 4' 1 no .y-1 ,. f -, W .M A-Aff .aw .-58' Q - :-H--M4 'M 'Aff -, - v . if? i s- ve s , ' I X '-P ' , V ff. f-M sifw 9 nf. if 0- : - mf -v s -' . sw- A- - - .92-'H vate' K' ff 416244 i. xe?5?E2e5645ff. A 2:g,5f4Q?s'.Q,gm-121 ' f f : as wywjisf ff: .f'1W' :. Q. f ,- SSXKV' 1 t 1 f W -' .-f-ix M - , - . .: :sf if

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Registration, Rush and New Freshmen Fall of 1959 brought a record enrollment of 16,882 to the University of Washington. Registration lines grew longer and students became more confused. Freshmen neophytes followed signs directing them to campus classes-but who pointed the 'cCuthrie Hall sign towards F rosh Pond? Construction of the new General Engineering building provided lower campus students with the daily game of dodging mud pud- dles, cats and steam shovels. Meanwhile on upper campus, the new Business Administration building sprung up in place of the WW H barracks. Soon after Bermuda Day, with its casual-clad sophomores, came Homecoming and its 'iTrojanv theme. Washington received its only football defeat at the hands of Southern California. Confusion reigned once again during advanced winter registration, and many a distraught student was faced with the problem, How can I sign up for English 102 if 1 Hunk English 101 this quarter? Forest Clubls Carb Day drew crowds with its annual log-rolling and tree-climbing contests. Nickel Hop was sponsored by the University YM-YWCA as part of its animal Money-for-Europe drive. Not to be forgotten was the publicized ousting of VV ashingtonfs faith- ful but displaced mascot, Denali. Prince Kazan, with his purple and gold banner, became a colorful replacement amid the Husky rooters for the remainder of the season. Climaxing fall quarter came the Bose Bowl, and 1'Washingtoniansv became ecstatic over their Hdream come truef' We marched in droves to sunny California, and there, amid the forecasts of a Wis- consin victory, gave the pride of the 'Big Ten' N their biggest beating. Commons still reigns as one of the University's most popular coffee shops and bridge Uparlorsf' Here many students meet for coffee dates and gossip sessions. The HUB's Husky Den and Commuters' Lunchroom draw many students during the noon hour as well as at other times. Concentrated study in the Main Library stacks takes up many a student's ufreei' time. While re- served for graduate students only, this section draws many a serious-ininded undergraduate. 9