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

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l EVELYN CORBETT-Huntsville, Wash. Evelyn's handsome and Evelyn's good, we'd all be like her if only we could. Y. WV. C. A. has her name on its list. and fromwEm-lectic and Treble Clef she would be missed. Assembly's president through November and in Alabama, I remember. ANN CLERF-Ellensburg, Wash. Here's to the girl who played Basket Ball. in the years gone by, President of Crescent also in the years gone by. This year Vice President of our class was she, Student body vice president too. we see. And also, in the Junior play, Miss Ann was Armstrong, witty and gay. CECELIA GIBSON-Ellensburg, Wash. If you had been a Crescent in the year of 1910, You'd know who was president, for 'twas Cecelia then. She sang also in Treble Clef, and was on Y. W. C. A. As it's earnest, loyal secretary for many a long day, SAMUEL E. RUGG-Weston, Ore. Samuel Ebeneezer Rugg, who is better known? Thrice in assembly l1e's appeared, as Klemme, Collins, now don't groan. But I'm sure you'll remember how Sam came with constitution armed, Till students grew frightened and fled in alarm. Dancing minuet, playing tennis or foot ball, or track, 'l'hat's all the athletics, yet there is more, Eclectic to Sam was never a bore. To the Boys' Glee Club he gave his voice, And for class reporter he was always the choice. if 1270 vw-eww 06893 s l 1

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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

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ALICE HOLGERSON-Tacoma, Wash. Little Alice is her name, from Tacoma High she came, Member of Y. W. C. A., officer of Crescent too they say, In singing she's without a peer, so in Treble Clefs she's sung each year. FLORENCE KNOELL--Tacoma, Wash. A little bit of everything, she can dance and play and sing. Always jolly, always bright, and she likes those spreads at night. She has served Eclectic well, and Miss Malm- sten's roll will tell That Treble Clef has been a part of her great big bouncing heart. EDITH LIND--Tacoma, Wash. In the Junior play and the Kooltuo she's gladly done her work, Eclectic task and Club House, too, shc has not thought to shirk. In tennis club and orchestra, in Y. W. C. A. and Treble Clef, In each and every one of these, shels pleasant memories loft. EMMELINE PALMER-Ellensburg, Wash. You'Ve heard of Mary and her lamb, but here 'tis Ernmeline, ' And she's as faithful to her Lamb, as the girl of olden time. She won't join Literaries, for to Lamb's club she's still true. She was Student Body vice president, and be- longs to Y. W. too. 241