University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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TYEE 1965 For what are we here? 2 politics, university style 3 peace corps 24 the university and i 30 lifeblood of the fraternities 34 garb day 36 homecoming, biggest yet 38 the stansbury asuw 42 a format for friendship 54 publications, three to one 58 a new live museum 64 walker-ames: a contribution 68 Christmas 70 the berkeley spirit 72 between quarters 74 the ave 76 speakers 84 henry art gallery 88 master ' s thesis drama 93 duncan ross, director 96 Peterson and the dipities 100 advisers 102 university opera, a tour 104 international show, a present 108 vegas night 1 10 collagraphy, glen alps 112 operation crossroads 1 1 6 administration, big 120 Graduates and Academics 130 Sports 1 80 Organizations 252 Living groups 310 senior activities index 482 index 490 credits 526 12

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politics — 1964 university style Politics were big in 1964. To University students it meant many things: to some it was nothing; to others humorous; to many important; and to a few, vital. A strong Political Union, brought speakers, organized debates, held a model election. The programs created enthusiasm, interest, and votes for presidential election year 1964. The culmination was a game with all the elements of the real thing, a Mock Republican Political Convention (MPC). Like the real thing, the stage was set months in advance. Long before the convention in Meany Hall, the AAPC Steering Committee appointed student living groups and groups of living students to act as the various delegations. Like the real thing, the AAPC meant work, research, and planning. Working long hours on their part of the convention, the state delegations studied their state history and planned their floor strategy. 1 y 14 i