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

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BLANCHE ABERCROMBIE. Tacoma, Wash. The wraith nf gtnlal courtesy; ralm of self- reliance ' Graduate of Tacoma Utah School: President of Junior Claag ' 13: Girls ' Athletic Billlor of Kooltuo ' 13; President of Miintahnmn Club 14; Junior Play ' 13; Senior Play 14. ALICE ANDERSON. North Yakima, W»h. All her fault art auch that one love her still the better for them. Graduate of North Vulclnui High School; Kolec- tic Literary Society; Yakiinu County Club; Junior Play ' 13. GRACE L. AULD. Granger, Wash. Her manner gracious, kind and true ' Graduate of Granger High School ' ll; Sec. of Y. W. t A. 12; Vice-Pres, of Yakima Club; Junior play ' 12; Treble Clef 13 and ' H; Eclectic Literary Society 12 and 14. MARTHA BURBANK. North Yakima. Wash. A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Graduate of Yakima II. S.. Eclectic Literary Society; Spooda.v Tennis Club. WINIFRED BALL, Tacoma, Wash. Pick her up tenderly, lift her with care, fash¬ ioned so slenderly, young nnd so fair. Graduate of Tacoma High School; Fugue Ten¬ nis Club; Eclectic Literary Society: Fierce County Club. ETTA IONE BLAGG, Hood River, Oregon. ' “The queen of the class when the subject is bees. Graduate of HoimI River High School (Ore. ; Treasurer or Eclectic Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. !»

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SENIOR CLASS SOW As Seniors we come from many climes Our number is forty-seven; Thruout this year, by our work and chee, Were conquered—to learn our mission: But we have spent moments which were g In establishing new conditions; Now the Blue and the Gold, May It ever be bold. To race every new situation. CHORUS— Here s to the Juniors, Freshles, Sophs; Here ' s to the rank they hold; Here ' s to the colors they ' ll bear aloft: Here s to old Blue and Gold; Here ' s to our tribute, may It be Of use to both you ns and old; Here ' s to our best—the Faculty. With merits manifold. To our Alma Mater we ll e ' er be true And by her we ' ll always stand For memories dear speak hope and cheer Because of her helpful hand. So. classmates, we trust her now to you- And this thought we leave behind: That the red and the black will never hold back. From being a friend In time. CHORUS— the senior play custom or the Normal School, the Senior . Pygmalion and Galatea,” in the Normal The play, although of a classical of the day, and for that reason is his reason is highly enjoyable nature. Is one which portrays the sentiment of the Senior Class: Chester Turner, •oretta Hinckley, Frank Baker, Bernice 18

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EUOOClA BAIR. Stailacoom Wash. •.‘-K ,l Ur r W . 4U H her more. Iluil vhe benlowed until he had no more.” OruiluHte of Taroma llttcii Hrltool niu. p r « «U deni of Miintuhnmu Club; Junior CIhks Pi i-i C reacent Utemrv Society: Minuet II Siv»..‘ d»y Tennl Cluo; Junior Piny ’13. .. K.ucn Durg, wash. H h ° 4,a ° f but ‘Worn VIX , Uruduntr of Kllenabut-M II. H.; Senior Editor nn.l U r T, t n , n,H rlul : Hank tbull ► 4 - C J5 icenl IJt« rary Hocietv: Ju- r ior Flay 13; C.lee Club 13. 1 i Minuet 13 litVl •n Udenf Fuiu,lv ’ «: Manaaer Baiki£ l ,LDA OKRTKITDB BRCNN. Ellenabunr. Wwh T ■ fc uKSw v ' fcrtw i K i aErvA 0 Junior Pin,- ' 13. Student Fueulty o.umtB COTTON. Port Town.end. Wash ' ■ w.»rk, true to friends: li Is thus vre always l| IM | her oSff • ,M; r ,ru ' TOST?,- CR0PSEV ' Ell.n.burfl, W „„. Yea ff.V, llTi ' l , V T th i h, W ImpOMtlble; ,Pa - k« l I be (setter of them - ‘ ' .rtdunte of K ,t Htah Sehnol HoeheuUr. N. Iiiiiiiriu i ' i,,i. f ' i.- Utrmr s... let,-: lii.ll ' ,ub - ► ». ' • Tennis Club: Itasket- CATHERINE M. CROPSEV. Ell e nab.,r 0 . Wash True oXlor. ' .ir 1 ’ ' w, » ' » f Mraduitfe Ilf Kurt High School. Itirherter N rnir vlClefv T hu ' ' . -I ’V ' V l ' ' l J - iSSelbSl r ‘ rP W Un,; Tun ik tie Club, 20