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

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Wise-chosen builders of rhythm . . . Their task — Selecting foundations for life-patterns Unguessed, unknown growth-powers guiding Molding new lives on lines of the old Present-using Foma rd-looking Life-planning Leaders of men

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fM ... tnt.slnilion Bi hr on Clemens Davit Kennedy Olson Snltsr Straw Wampler Wetmer Weldon IXIKM1TOK1E8: Elene C. Huh mutt. Ut . Edna Itat ' ls, Mr . Alter Wampler. Mi Ora Kennedy. If nur days at school are among our moat pleasant memories, a great deal of thunks should go to our manager and house mothers whose efforts are bent on the creation of a second home for us. Modern and well equipped dormitories supply our physical com¬ forts, hut it is to our house mothers that credit for the spiritual well being that reigns within should go. The broad sympathies, wide understandings, cultural gains, and better social adjust¬ ments that are the cblef benefits of higher education ure not gloat developed li attending classes, but also through Using In our well regulated dormitories. BUSINESS OFFICE Harry lfrimrr. J. .1. demon. .Belts Olson. The work of the Bustness Office is an extremely Important factor in the success of the school, both financially and otherwise. We hare a very efficient Business Office which carefully and accurately keeps records, doing its work well. THE DEAN ' S OFFICE: Henry J. Whitney. Helen Weldon, .sella Olson. The friendliness and interest of the Dean ' s Office towards the students is one of the strongest Impressions «r gain on entering this school and It Is one that never changes rrom the first day when we are ushered Into the institution to the last when we depart armed with a diploma and a contract secured with Us help. With the best Interests of the student at heart, the Dean efficiently assists In sorting from the Innumerable courses tboee that will Ik- of special Interest and benefit to the Individual. Besides filling his po¬ sition capably, the Deau gives something more—a genuine sympathy and understanding for each and every student. MAINTENANCE: ' . W. SI rate. Mr Straw ts a man of some Importance on the campus, and Is closely connected with the school. He It Is who provides for keeping our campus beautiful and orderly. We need not praise the work of Mr. Straw—the excellent results which he achieves more than speak for themselves. Tagc 25

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