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

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ADMINISTRATION 6nr»iuon Chaudoin 5tipp Edward Jolly Drennan Miss Coffin Mim McMorran WOMEN S LEAGUE Organized in 1931 for the purpose of unifying the women of the school into an agency for the advancement of their social and scholastic needs, the Women’s League has completed a second successful year of activity. All of the women of the school are brought together in this organization and work together for a richer school life, as provided through entertain¬ ment and social activities. The Council, composed of the officers of the League, the Presidents of the Women’s residences, the President of the Off- Campus Girls ' Club, the Dean of Women, and a faculty adviser, assisted by the three appointed standing committees, was largely responsible for Fresh¬ man Week, the Snowball, the Christmas Tea. the many mixers, and two successful and well attended concerts. I he Programs and Courtesy Committee under the efficient leadership of 1 lelen Siegel, assisted by Betty Baker and Bernice Colwell, provided re¬ markably fine entertainment in the Miss Emily Dow violin concert and the piano concert by Mr. John Hopper and Mrs. Dorothea Hopper. Geraldine Lulling, especially competent Chairman of the committee of social affairs with Vivian Post and Florence Williams, deserves much recognition for the capable management of the Christmas Tea. the mixers, and the receptions following each concert. A scholarship is awarded at Commencement by the League to two deserving women students. Joan Cobbett. a capable and active Chairman, aided by Ernestine Miller, has been thoughtfully observing the scholastic records and citizenship of the possible scholarship winners for the year. OFFICKRS Marguerite Sorenson PMUait Marjorie Chaudoln ..... Vice-President Matter Stlpp. Secretary Naomi Kdwnrds Treasurer Ruth Jolly President of Sue Lombard DOM Prennan President of Katania Coffii Faculty Adviser Miss McMorran Faculty Adviser Page S3

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ADMINDSTRATION Dublin Scott Leonard stabwrg Mandril JackbOn ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ability in TA.tl ttZJ . araaig Willard Rnlilln Rnf Leonard Ruth Jolly Kelno Randal) Charles Scott . Kamllle Shibarg Henry Zork.. John Johnson OFFICERS -- President -- Vice-President Secretary -Social Commissioner - Senior Representative —.-Junior Representative Sophomore Representative . Freshman Representative Pane 32

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