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

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Mid-Year Graduates Graduation Exercises Friday, January 23, 1914. Address by Mr . McCreadie. President of Stale Federation of Women ' s Clubs. Presentation of Diplomas by Prof. J .H. Morgan. Banquet by Faculty. ROLL. CALL Haxel Bailey. Seattle, Wn Sophia Fowler. Bicklelon, Wn. Carrie Hammond. Tacoma, Wn. Margaret Kaynor. Ellensburg, Wn. Elta Mayer. North Yakima. Wn. Edith Wilden, Tacoma, Wn. Leads Williams, Chinook. Wn. To the Graduating Class I congratulat you at this time upon the fact that you have accomplished a sufficient amount of work in a sufficiently satisfactory manner; that you have developed self-control to a sufficient extent; that your characters are sufficiently well established and approved; that you are sufficiently grounded in the principles of good citizenship; that you are sufficiently interested in the proper development of children; that you are sufficiently developed in the art of teaching: that you are sufficiently trust-worthy: that you are sufficiently well-balanced; that you are endowed with a sufficient supply of good, common sense to justify the faculty and the trustees of this institution in giving you a legal passport to become active members of the great army of teachers in the commonwealth of Washington. This passport la known by the name of diploma. It will aid you In obtaining your first school, but It will not insure you a second election in thut school. That will depend upon your individual effort,—upon the amount of good accomplished by you, as measured by the standards of the people in the community In which yon labor. The value of the diploma to each of you will be Increased or diminished In the estimation of school officers and the public in general by the character of the work done by you in the school room. That is the ultlmste test. If you do your work well, always considering the good of the children under your charge, you will increase the value of your diploma. If you neglect your work, if you fall to do your duty, you will correspondingly diimnish Its value. The diploma, however, Is a minor matter You will. If worthy of It, generally he unconscious of the fact that you possess it. That will be lost sight of in your efforts to guide, to direct, to interest, to 1 benefit, to develop, to inspire your pupils. I truBt that .you will recognize and appreciate the importance of the work that you are undertaking. The future prosperity, the future security of this country depends in a large measure upon the work of the teachers of today. Give It careful, considerate, thoughtful attention. When you make a blunder, endeavor to remedy it, but do not let it rob you of your strength and energy and vitality by worrying you. Worry always injures. l.earn to distinguish between use and abuse, and endeavor to develop that tendency in the children under your charge. Guard againsl a superabundance of 27

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ELMA WILSON. Ellensburg. Wash. 1,1an, l Kite11 h du.il h ’ ” , Entered v s V x r„ „ . . ' r r r »V 1 ' • ' ' i• • ■ Ho ■ « r . - ' , V Ih in. ' “my .-|,h: n„ v Klim a “ A TM ' TTENBE G. Nome. Alaaka. | Thin kind nnd olly maiden inia c » • Jcl ' N. one day in chunc when i!h , f rn love n, „ kt . !i nm (•rnduate of tile Noni« i ai m l. u) ... . Reporter f.„ njiindl IB ' 1 Faculty: CT rent I n. t-irv K ’ “iudw Tennla nut.: Camera ' j ' unw EDITH F. YOUNG, Mabton. Wash V SW?W» WlWl,,m «- o«her. , h .| , t ,£sj: : ... aWAsnusfaSsa ncti ; browning smith, Ell.n.burfl w«h special Student. B Wash - “She’d tike whate’er »hr looked on looks went everywhere. ' ' on , ,|r »raduate of Port Townsend H v n , Special Student. Pi lliit; JUHET BROWN. Ellenaburg. Waah “““53 wJTAn ' r- ,U r look. Entered W. BL N. S. ' to. RITA CORNETT North Yakima. Waah Much wtadnn. often K .-. «m. fewc, Kntenrl from tnlverslty ,.r Washington 13 . MARY LOUISE GANDERS, Blckleton, Wa.h Of all knowledge, the Wire and good ,.ek to know themselves. ” n o t Entered W. g. N. S. •.is; Y v c . . ur.r of Eclectic Uterary SoeiclY ' li - . tary of Student Htuly ' ll Vice Prii ' . . 8 rr ' ' Associated Students ’It. ' ' “ Fn, ld.-nl of BESSIE YOUNGS. Rltzvllle, Sow good services: rarP lemw from them. Graduate of RlUrllle H Society. Waah. t remembrancea will Bctectle Literary 2 «

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