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

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MARY MILLER-Ellensburg, Wash. Follow her to school one day and you will see her go To learn of Fl'06b9l'S mother play and things like that, you know. She's President of Crescent and played in basket ball, She's always bright and pleasant, with smiles and laughs for all. CHARLES NEWTON-Oakville, Wash. He was President once of Eclectic, Is the Senior Class Sergeant-at-arms, Is one of the Glee Club bass singers, So just put away your alarms. Student body Secretary was he, And he'll be remembered for many a clay. MYRTLE HUBER- 'Falk against girl athletes, if you dare! Here's a healthy looking sample so take care. She was captain of the team, but quite dif- ferent she did seem, VVhen on the platform, unabashed, she well did represent Miss Nash. AURA HUNSECKER-Enensburg, Wash. She entered from Ellensburg High school, Grew up in our own little town, She's a faithful member of Crescent. But her heart's on Y. XV. C. A. An aetivo cabinet member, In faet it's very mainstay. gs H 1253

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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

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CHRISTABEL CORBETT-Huntsville, WRST!- Here's the youngest of the Corbetts, Eighth grade teacher, if you please, Although once she was Miss Ringer, And she sure was a humdingerf' Thrice we Write her secretary of Eclectic just as Well, As of Club house and Student Body, Yet, more honors We must tell, Missionary chairman was she, of the Y. W. C. A., Vice president also of Eclectic, That's enough for her today. RUTH CAROLYN CARROL-Ellerlsburg, Wash. DE 26 Eclectic, live forever, so says this bonny maid, For she's a loyal member, so everybody said. Her home's in our own city, yes, she's a thor- oughbred. A pleasant and useful life this happy maiden's led. LOCIA MCKINSTRY-Ellensburg, Wash. When you see her, if you're just, then in her you surely must Say that you would put your trust like the Seniors do. For our treasurer, thrice she's been, she's the one who held The tin, for the Seniors. Eclectic sergeant- at-arms was she. IDA MENZIES-Roslyn, Wash. As busy working as the most of us, worth much as the best of us In Y. W. C. A. she's always worked and in Eclectic never shirked. 5 3.5