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

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Alherta McDonnell —Assistant in English and Latin; Graduate of W. S. X. S.. 1899; A. B., Michigan; Student in Yassar and I-eland Stanford; Teacher of Eng¬ lish and Latin in Yakima High School; W. S. X. S., 1907-. Miss McDonnell Marguerite E. Harn —Student University Washing ton; Graduate of Wilson’s Business College. Seattle; Sec retar) ' to Principal Wilson, 11)04. Miss IIaks Ella G. Warner— Librarian. 18 Mrs. Warner

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Mk. E. J. K lemme —Psychology ami Education. A. P. Central Normal. Danville. Indiana. A. M. North¬ western University. Principal of Murphysboro, High School. Illinois. Superintendent of High School, Mur- physboro. Ind. Superintendent of High School. W alla W alia. W. S. N. S.. 1909-. Ethel M. (.keen —Model Teacher. Student at State Normal, C arhundalc. Illinois; Graduate of Illinois State Normal; Supervisor of Training Department. Madison. Wisconsin; Student of Columbia University. New York • W. S. N. S„ 1908-. Miss Gkcen Mae E. Pick ex —Model Teacher. Graduate of Illi¬ nois State Normal School; Student of Hamlin University, St. Paul. Minn. W. S. N. S„ icjo8 -. Miss Picks,s Mk. Kim o ■7

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titbrntH’ Half al W. B. N. B. A Friday, January 28. dawned more than two hundred thirty-six students breathed a sigh of relief. And well they might, the past week had certainly been a strenuous ne. but now that the examinations were all over; each student felt that he was at liberty to forget much of the knowledge that he had obtained dur¬ ing the hours between 7:30 P. M. and 2 A. M. just prior to this date. He was not nearly so depressed and was prepared to take up life where he had dropped it two weeks before. Friday was Student’s day. The one day of the year when the students reign supreme, and the Faculty members arc given a chance to see themselves as others -ee them. Each class was conducted by one of its members, but as soon as the hand- of the clock ixiinted t » 11 : o V M. each student betook himself to the assembly hall and was there on time. It was a long and eager wait before President Charles Newton (Mr. Wilson), in President Ben Rader I Mr. Morgan). Lewis Cruzicr 1 Or. Munson 1. and ro . Roy Rogers (Mr. I-razee), cheered the rostrum by their presence. One otu ' ' tin r faculty members arrived, so that bv 11 14s a very respectable row of knowledge stretched across the platform. The exercises were conducted as usual. Miss Eunice Jackson, (Miss Malm- in tnu toi in music, who has been tortured several years in voice, knows the f ' 1 ' u ' B ' 1 usand five hundred composers by heart and can -mg the at on-. 1 ' ° CT| d. end to beginning and from the middle to 1 th ends I tng t it singing. Some of the figures die made in mid air with her 9