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

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rCCtHCRI) ii. The growth of m an ami all hit arts I sing — His journey from inglorious primal night; From ignorance dark to wisdom’s offering Of spiritual beautg and reason ' s holy light. Au active panorama now I see — Dark caves, men fighting animals less wild Thau they; then glorious Athens, blest to be Her store of intellect. Art’s sacred child; Dark years obscuring the light of learning; The splendid Renaissance awak’ning wen to art; Modernism, the new world spirit, turnin g Men’s thoughts to all things near the human heart. Xow where tall spires of learning triumphant rise, Man seeks new guidance, soaring near the skies.

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rCCEHDCI) 1 . Past stars and meteors sprinkling silver light l pint eternal darkness, a body of flame And stone shot downwards. Through the age-long night, Cooled bg motion and ice, at last it bet time Water and land, the all-important sphere Most favored for predestined life—the Earth. Out of the dark unknown a cell—Life here To grow through slow, chaotic rise; Man’s birth. O powerful evolution, growth, and change. To which Man owes his essence anil all his latter Great store of art and learning—his life; thg range Of being cries forth. Forever shall all matter, All life, through never-ceasing decay and strife. Obey the law: Life is Growth and Growth is Life.

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At ' K X OWL EDOM EX T Tlie staff of the J933 llvakem makes grateful acknowledgment to the students and the members of tlie faculty who have con¬ tributed to the production of this hook. AVe are particularly in¬ debted to those who have helped with the art and photographic work. We make special acknowledg¬ ment to Mr. H. Glenn Hogue, adviser to the annual, for his generous assistance.