Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Evelyn Rots .Dolly, a stage star. C.rPode “ - — ■ M enZ . ' “AKiSiiLtL 1 1 “ ■“» • ' « “ —«■ Hope c.s . rl’fCf’ ' h “ pl ' “ k, ” ckm - «W ite . “ d ' “lOiL !° b - J l Mabel -ptinkl,, lor ihr hpt-,1, ponoo. n Better late than never. Roy Chapman .Chief Justice of Haiti.” h ° Wi » y - .... vuiltmg work is not resting. Adelia Tomplfins . Grandma. Frool, T. Slbpl Kj .. S ' cSJcoi” bV h ' d “ « !“ ' • “ -1 . ,o Ho ' ' rs wtruss tAir MprllePeek. Sffitt £ » — d °» AWorrl «»r ..A “LX “ BrrHo SmT . “ tcS TS ‘ i £ tr,ve ren uously; live gently. Margaret Slater. .A big boy’s Little woman. Aorma MacDonald . ® . . If my H ltSbThut “ W ‘ n ab ' C ,0 ph ° ,0graph ,hc ide Lor.ua aterJ-.-et tr “ • p ' ' d - ■ - i D . , rt ‘ s l° n 8 but artists are frequently short Joanna Bishop .Still a bishop. w . Cj 1 wor d needs 1 “ art and more art. Martha Stauffer —A minister ' s wife. There is a time for everything, and everything for the one who knows how to use that time. 34 I woman.

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HE JUNIOR class is composed of thirty-seven amiable and conscientious members, who make it the rule of their lives to so conduct themselves that they win the respect and esteem of the entire school. The class officers are as follows: President.STANLEY WlLSON Secretary .. CHARLES Guibor Vice-President .EDITH Rhoads Treasurer .Helen Holbrook T hese members were elected at the beginning of the year, and did such honor to their various offices that they were unanimously re-elected for the rest of the year. I he colors, purple and white, have been the standards of the members of the class for the past three years, and have been victorious in every siege save one, and that an insignificant one. Our class yell also has advanced with our uncon¬ querable standard— Bif-Boom-Bang! Rak-a-chic-a-chang 1 Che-cum-Chi-cum, How-do-you-like-’um I Rah-Rah-Rah! Juniors! A Junior Proverbs Stanley Wilson .Future President of the United States. A good listener is a welcome conversationalist. Edith Rhoads .An old maid. The bright things we forget to say are always said before we get a chance. Charles Cuihor .Father Guibor. Slow and steady wins the race. Helen Holbrool( .Somebody ' s Bonnie Bride. Before vacation, work seems hard: after vac ation, is is hard (except in Montana). 33

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Mary Williams .A lover of “Coffee.” Possession is nine points of the law; self-possession is the tenth Ruth Shevbriage .I he Witty Philosopher on a Vandeville Stage Only ignorance is afraid to ask questions. Gertrude Scott. . . ■- Philanthropical founder of the Industrial Institute for Waifs He is a wise holder who knows his own policy. C race Bigford . .Vet, as always, a dreamer of dreams. Let not thine eyes wander. STir! it Art Institute for Du.d Bunts. Milliecnl McNeil .Editor of the Smart Set.” Books save some people a lot of trouble. ierita Howland .Future Lady of the White House The girl’s “yes may not be spoken. The eyes have it Idith I ay I or .I win Hippo. [. i, 1 “ easlCr c eavc l € vron 8 thing unsaid, than to unsay it. rra Calhoun .Silent partner in a matrimonial alliance. The secret of perfect contentment is that there isn’t any. ay Easlcrday. . . . Head of the Department of Ornithology at Vassar 1 he last hard pull gets over the hill. ,uella Roclfhill .Directing young minds. Still waters run deep. Ilian I reston .Owner of a world-renowned Carr. Every cloud has a silver lining. 35