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

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KOOLTUO STAFF Ecitor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . . Berniece Dillon Business Manager. . . . . Roy W. Nash Advertising Manager. . Opal Crumpacker Artist . . Fred Hayes Artist . . Nessa Morgen A rtist . . Mirriel Watkins Senior Class . . Mabel Sneider Junior Class . . Stella Hanson Sophomore and Freshman . Mabel Peck, Training School . . Hilda Meisner Literary . . Lena Palin Music . . Dorothy Fester y.w.c.a . .Mrs. Florence Chipman Society . . Kathleen Lynch Society . . Rebecca Rankin Dormitory . . Helen Hunter Club House . . Lucy Goble Athletics . . Byrl Gwin Alumni . . Hazel Waite Jokes . [ 10 1

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Sketch of Principal Wilson s Life Dorn and lived until eighteen years old on a farm among the hills of Pennsylvania. Learned spelling, ciphering, reading and writing in a log school house and the shorter catechism at home on Sunday afternoons; this latter with the conscious¬ ness that there was a longer catechism. ‘ Debuted’ ' into the world in pursuit of an edu¬ cation and a career at nineteen, finding It a cool place but full of kind hearted people. Taught district schools, attended the Edinboro State Nor¬ mal School and Jamestown Seminary, and was graduated from the Marshall College State Nor¬ mal School of West Virginia. Became for a year a teacher in this institution. Obtained the A. B. degree from Monmouth College, Illinois, and be¬ came Professor of Natural Science in the Nebraska State Normal School at Peru. After two years’ service spent one year in travel in Europe and a winter in the University of Edinburg. Taught. Latin and Science in Morgan Park Mili¬ tary Academy, Chicago one year; served as princi¬ pal of schools at North Platte, later at Brownvllle, and became in 1881 Professor of Natural Sciences In Coe College at v.edar Rapids, Iowa. In 1884 went to Providence as Professor of Physics and Biological Sciences in the Rhode Island Normal School, and in 1892 became principal of this insti¬ tution. Came to Ellens urg in 1898.

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CONTENT ? Dedication Foreword Life £ ketch Staff Contents Faculty The First American Classes Senior Junior Sophomore and Freshmen Music Y. W. C. A. Crescent Literary Society Clufcn Society Dormitory and Club House Training School Athletics Dramatics Literary Alumni Jokes Advertisements WT«i W 1111