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

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LESLIE RAYMOND KLEMME-Ellensburg, Wash. Leslie is a Senior, best loved in all the class He is never known to worry, he is never in a hurry, Then hurrah for Leslie Raymond! says the class. LEE A. McMANUS-Cashmere, Wash. A jolly good fellow is he, you see, As the Senior Class President truly should be. Business manager of Year Book, he must own And twice, on Student Day, as Whitney was known. President of Eclectic for many a day. Presi- dent of Students, and in Glee Club a star, in Orchestra and Basket Ball too you see, In Track, Foot-ball, Base ball and all is Lee. AGNES MONTGOMERY-Burnett, Wash. In our class play she was villain, just one year ago, And now a prim governess in the Japanese show. Class President she was in nineteen-ten, In Y. YV., Treble Clef and Crescent she's been. EVA DOVE-Bickleton, Wash. She did Miss Hoffman right up brown, The head of the Kooltuo of nineteen-ten, President and Secretary she has been, upon assembly day. Held office in Y. W. and Eclectic too, they say. C19

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nfl J sayin' Senior Class if Class teachers - - Prof. Wilson, Miss Hutchinson N Miss llousley, Miss Hazelton 1 sl XB Class Colors - - Lavender and Purple llf , X I X Eifel Tower, Cycle Wheel: j I Motor boat and automobileg f Shoot the chutesg Loop the loopg Seniors! Seniors! Riekety! Rut! S-r-r-r-r-r! Seniors! ! ! rl When You're a Senior Tell me not in mournful numbers Senior's life's an idle dream. You'll not think so, oh, you Juniors, NVhen you come to Form and Theme. Seniors oft look pale and worried. That's not your fault nor is't mineg But you see their looks abstracted, Hear them Whisper: Art Outline. From room 12, you hear a shrieking. ls some one ill? you ask. No, you hear the neighbor mutter A' Tis that Senior Music Class? NVhere are Seniors grave and pompous? W'here do they just toe the rule? Not far seek you thus to find them, Surely in the Training School. Senior's life is real and earnestg 'Tis not all Work and no play, There are good times to be cherished In our hearts for many a day. WL. E. C183

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KATHERINE NIcDONALD-Tacoma, Wash. To our secretary, greetings from the Senior Class. To our president, give greetings every dormi- tory lass! She's a member of Eclectic-, also Y, XV. C. A. President of student body, should you think her h:1ir'd turn gray? GERALDINE MESSICK-Port Townsend, Wh. Here's to the southern lady with the accent sweet! Entered from Bellingham Normal, dainty and dimpled and neat! Vive president of Eclectic-, and also Y. XV. C. A. Sem-rotary of Student Body, dormitory house president they say. She's been Dr. Harris two Studi-nt's Days, I believe that is all for today. GERTRUDE CORBETT-Huntsville, Wash. Stop, look, listen, put away your alarms, 'tis only the Student Body Sergeant-at-arms. She's a Club llouse girl, as is very well known, The president and seeretaryship was her own. She's a faithful Eclectic, as all Corbetts are In treble elef she is also a star, the Y. W. C. A. claims her for a member, and tennis also we remember. STELLA FORSYTHE-Tacoma, Wash. Stella, known as Mrs. Stoc-kton, in the Junior Dl3fY, Has been in dear old Normal, two short years, or so they say. XVe have heard that she's Eclectic, and she's surely very wise. And in painting pretty pietures, she would truly take a prize. 205