Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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- 13 ,, ilietf' fa Paul Greenleaf Dorothy Martin Helen Burggrabe Philip Close President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer 'ZEQQHZCLVZ 6756155 Members of the Freshman Class began their year's activities with a p1cnic at Loon Lake. Later they participated in the Frosh-Soph contest and in October presented an interesting chapel program. At Home-coming time the men of the class built the traditional bonfire: and when it was burned before the scheduled time, they all Worked hard to build a second one-even biqqer and better than e first. . During the spring semester the freshmen Won the lnterclass Basketball tour- nament, held a spring party, and were quests at a picnic given in their honor by the sophomores. Prof. Iohn A. Carlson is the faculty adviser.

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Progress is life and life is growth. The beau- tiful pine trees on our campus must grow or else they die. The individual must grow. Whitworth College must grow. Looking back over the years, We can truly say that W'hitworth is growing. Achievements of quality and quantity have been realized and purposes are enlarged for the greater develop- ment of both the inner and the outer life of the college. Conterminous with the progress of the institution lies the growth of the individual whom it touches. WARD W. SULLIVAN. President.