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

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to be won on the battle field alone, but victory can only he won by an act of the banking houses of the world, European and Northwest History are the courses Professor Wilson has offered in History this year. Hut he has given us much more than Instruc¬ tion for his kindly sympathy and most of all, his noble example of service are things we shall always remember. His long and successful ad minis¬ tration as President of the W. S. X. 9., has made his name a well-known one throughout the state and a well-loved one by all those who come in Contact with the man hlmsolt. » 0ur Library occupies three large rooms on the first floor of the admin¬ istration building, and is the scene of much life and industry from 7:3(1 a. m. until S p. m. In fact there is so much life at times, that our offi¬ cial squelchers, Miss Rebecca Rankin and her assistant. Mtb. Roegner, have a hard time keeping the lively ones quiet. Several changes have been made this year in the work of the Library. The plan of opening the Library in Ihe evening foi study i» one which has worked out very successfully. Dean Smith makes the objection that occasionally some of the ralr lasses of Kamola lose their way between the Dormitory and the Library and can ' t get back until after the show la out.—hut It doesn’ t happen very often. The Department of Business Education Is in charge of Mr. Draper. Little, but. Oh; my. You have to be some talker to get a point over on Mr. Draper. But he can certainly doliver the goads. The department has been revised a great deal this year. Several commercial courses have been added and Ihe whole department has attained a new aspect. Mr. Draper is also the official accountant of the institution. Say, Josephine, don ' t you want to visit a few of my classes today?” Ya: sure, Sadie; that would be great! So Sadie and Josephine went to school. Now. Josephine, take one big breath, because we have to go to the top of the building to Miss Rossman’s music class. She is a dear. Jo. and you ' ll like her, but for goodness sake don ' t disgrace me by laughing, if she should sing one of Robert Garver ' s songs entitled. Birdie, Birdie, Sing to Me,” which shifts from one minor to the other. And I wouldn’t want Flossie to have it in for me, She surely has done wanders as head ol the Musical Department. Why. some of the Treble Clef girls have even gone to Yakima to display their talent. Having escaped from Miss Rossman ' s class without being disgraced, Josephine and Sadie went down to the gymnasium to Rhythmics clasB. I ' m not a member of this class, but we’ll Just sit here and see what happens. Just then a figure clothed In celestial flowing green robes came float¬ ing gracefully through the door. “Quick! look Sadie; what is It? Oh, that ' s Miss Charlotte Walls. She is the head of the Physical Education Denartment, It is her duty to see that we Increase in health ami vigor, in both ntlnd and body, and she does it. too. Why, I ' ve actually learned to swim!” Ibis Is the last class we go to thiB morning. Oh! it ' s Assemble time, there goes Perkey and Rbv Green. Do you want to go? r - No ; Sadle; ,et ’ s go home, because I want to see that little play in Dramatic Art this afternoon. Have you had many good plays this year? rv.ii! “I 80 - You ought to know Miss Davidson—Margaret Adair n; name, isn’t It, Josephine? But she ' s Just as sweet as Ti-HJbiHVv They put on some pretty good plays, too; and even the u . ’ i school children, under the supervision of some of her pupils, did v « ! J Sometimes I think I ' ve missed my calling, after two . untl T her,—and I could change my name to one something like «nd why not?” ' Adatr ' - (Continued on Page 100.) Page t»

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