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

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Klta likes to g out walking; Eudocla prefers to ride, And Esther delights in Mewing, While Gretchen, In rooking takes pride. June. Mary, Blanche and Valma, The busiest bees of all; Barbara and Alice and Etta. And Juret most quiet we call There Is our sweet Minnie Gordon, Who needs not to look for a laddie; And two more courageous maidens— Grave Edith, demure little Addle. Two girls rrom New York are with us, The Cropsys ready to smile; Mary, we think, is very good; Elizabeth studies a-whlle. Of our class teachers there are four: MIsb Orupe, who Is very wise; I ' m sure some of us Seniors Cause her many a sad surprise. Miss Bedell is exceedingly happy Over our work. I’ll admit; Mr. Swiney Is always kindly And thinks the Seniors Just It. I have sung the many virtues Of our class so true and dear— The class of old Nlneteen-Eourteen. The class without a fear. We may again not all gather On our campus green and Talr, Or see the familiar faces Who ' ll be scattered everywhere. We bid farewell, dear classmates. To pleasant years now past; Of Normal life we ' ll ever think, Our friendship, still will lust. Thru all the trials of life ' s school, In love united we will be; School life for aye. and memory dear. Green growing as a tree. Nettie A. Moe. 15

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We have a flue yell we’ll give you To show we ' ve ambition great; Which we will goon reach quickly If we can but keep this rate. Kah, Rah, Rail; Get out, get far We ' ve hitched our wagon to a star; See us go, we ' re full of steam. We ' re the class of June, Fourteen! We hope our great achievements May make our Normal proud; Reward for the wisdom she gave us. With which we weren ' t endowed. Description of each Is not needed, But should you forgel some ract: Look over the ones around you. You ' re forgiven lr caught In the act. We surely must mention Baker, Our greatest attraction Is he; How we could do without him, Is more than we can see. He Is our only protector. He has to defend us each day; It s a wonder he Isn ' t distracted. With what we girls have to say. Then there are those dear maidens. Whom champions of Normal” we deem; They won In qnick gnmeB from the Juniors. They played on the Senior team. The Ednas played at center. With Elma side-center near; Loretta and Ellen guarding. Their work was well worth a cheer. Nettie and Selma us forwards. Brought np the Senior score; Coach Sparks deserves our praises. With all onr raulls he bore. Olive. Blanche, Bernice and Nellie. Have nne dramatic skill; Yuma finds time for talking. And Ann is never still. Minnie. Hilda, Mabel and Ada. Have been hit by Cupid ' s dart; Do the sparkles ever remind them Of Browning. Gymn and Art? There ' s Ruth and our Dora, fairest Of maids, in the Senior year; Regna. fun-loving and Jolly; Rosanna, of laughing, the peer. 14

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Senior Class History r£fr r ,1- the Senior class. What h.. become of the other ? We were a light-hearted and hap,,,, two dosen. The Training School was opened this year. .,rjir “ •« -«•» aw Though class »„ small we gave the Annual Colonial Ball. Who, „ t ro rt omt wi wo ”■ rr“= - :rt: i lz::z « - ” U « h.« nlhThMr ' Zlor ol b “ ' ’ «iisr“ “• wh -» -».. »«« 16