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

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LECIL EVANS-Pendleton, Oregon. We'l1 never forget all she used to do, How she Worked in Crescent and stories she wrote, Was chosen class poet by unanimous vote, And the president in Y. W. too, VVe'1l remember her big heart, so kind and true. JAMES McKINSTRY-Ellensburg, Wash. Five centuries long the football he chased, and basketball teams for years he has faced. Has appeared in assembly again and again, once secretary, twice Mr. Nesbit has been. He be-longs to the Glee Club and sure he can sing, wc- know our .Iim can be any great thing. MARGARET WILDER-Auburn, Wash. Has headed Ecflec-tic and in Junior play, has had many a chance to say her say. As Y. XV. member 4-ac-h VV0dnesday she stays, She knows much to say and she means what she says. EVA M. SHOTWELL-Ellensburg, Wash. She joined Treble Clef singing sweetly, And has found herself many friends. She was always a true loyal Crescent. And will be till eternity ends. Q21

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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

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GERTRU DE N ELSON-Montesano, Wash. Since she entered here as Senior, she's been Crescent president, In Miss Malmsten's flock of songsters, she has won renown and honor In the girl's Association, she has been an ardent member, Last of all, she's been elected president of Student Body. FRANCES GILCH RIST-Tacoma, Wash. In Treble Clef singing and in minuet, she's born all the labors that we mortals get. Secretary she's been, in Eclectic too, vice president's duties she's been asked to do. But still just as light, as lithsome and airy, Though working so hard, is our golden haired fairy. ARTHUR BEARDSLEY--North Yakima, Wash. In the Glee Club, Arthur's sung for many days, Eclectic leadership has showered huge bou- fame in preference to half a dozen president on assembly days. very busy, it would fairly quets upon his Till he is chosen To serve as vice He has been so make him dizzy, . If he were not so level headed, don't you know. GRACE GOBLE-Sunnyside, Wash. We know genius when we see it, even if we ' can't all be it. She's a poet and musician while we're all of us just wishin' That instead of just at fishin' we had brains, also ambition Like to Grace. She's a Crescent, staunch and true, on the Year Book she worked too. Treble Clef and orchestra wouldn't have known what to do But for Grace. 225 1 A l