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

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ADMINISTRATION GENE VI EVE BALE Axxixtiint Librarian I’nlverxlty of WaxliiiiKioo, M. A. HAROLO I. BARTO I apartmen t of lllxtory I’nlr entity at Oregon, R 8. GEORGE F. BECK I ' epartment of Ht-lmri- Washington Srate Coil. B» S. JUANITA DAVIES Department of 51u«lr Bualt Coneenratory i»f Munir DOROTHY DEAN Deportment of Health lOducatlon t’nlv.-r li ‘ of Chicago, M. S. H. C. FISH iK-paMmrni of Hintory t’nlvcrxlty of Washington, M. A. DOROTHY A. GEORGE Depart mm t of Health Education Umveraity of Waxhington. It s. PHYLLIS GOVE D»par|nt«nt of Health Education t ' nlvereity of Oregon, 51. s. NICHOLAS E. HINCH iVpartm.iH of Englixli I’nlvenrity of Toronto, 51 A. GLENN HOGUE Department of Flat and Applied Aits Wa li||iMton State College. It A. F. WALTER HUFFMAN Department of Music Olirriard College. H. A. PAULINE JOHNSON Department of Kin amt Applied Arm I’nlverslty of Washington. D. A. Page 2$

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ADMDNDSTRATO0N DEAN COFFIN DEAN HOLMES THU DEAN OK WOMEN There are several words in our English language which always inspire us with their beauty and their usefulness and their ultimate quality for any practical philosophy of life. One of these la srrmifp. w hich im¬ plies that tranquil quietness and that mature calm so essential to real poise; another ts fclsSKsm. which is the essence of any standard of courtesy or of good man¬ ners; still another is frrrtlom. which means release from the specters of fear, from the ghosts of regrets and worries, from the nightmares of complexes and complaints and self-pity. Another word Is pt-sffcmvs. and another la ftoncstg. and a very glorious one is courage. But the word which summarises the greatest lMiauty of character; the one which Implies public obligation to our community and state aa well as private coneld- eratlon Tor our family and friends; the catalogue of all the lovely virtue ; the sine qua non for any un¬ selfish man or woman, is fopoffp. MARGARET COFFIN. THE DEAN OF MEN The past in one ' s education is history and the con¬ tributions are many. The present in ones education is the realm of trial and achievement. The future is an unexplored territory of dreams and ideals. To those of you who are now stepping from the realm of trial and achievement into the unexplored territory of dreams and ideals, we wish you Godspeed. This new territory no doubt will offer you all wonderful op¬ portunities for aehievement. Your ideals, we hope, will serve a a guiding Influence through some of the disllluslonments which are hound to occur. O. H. HOLMES. Jr. Page S

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ADMDNISTRATDON JEAN McMORRAN Deportment of English Columbia University, M. A LEONARD W. MERRYWEATHER Cnlverslty of Washing Ion. R S. MARGARET MOUNT Library Macnwatar College, B. A. LEO NICH0L6ON Department of Health Education I ' nlrenity of Washington, LL B. EILEEN O ' LEARY FRANCIS J. PYLE Department of Music Ml . rlin College, R A. HAROLO QUIGLEY Department of Science I’nlvenrity of Oregem, B, A. ■ MIL C. SAMUELSON Department of Psychology I ' nlveraJty of Wisconsin, M. A., I h. D. SELDEN SMY8ER Department of Social Science Ohio Suite College. M. A. LOREN D. SPARKS Department of BdoealSon t nlverslty of Wisconsin. Ph. B., PI . M. A ILLIAM T. STEPHENS Department of Kducatfron 11 urtu ill fnlicwltv. XI. A.. OLIVE TJOSSEM Department of Fine and Applied Art Slate College of I »wa. B. A. Page 29