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

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FDIQEWUIQD Forward We march to meet the future with a, mirror of memories to treasure the moments of our college life. i Spread like stepping-stones to the halls of learning ' Where murmurs unenclingly wander over gleaming tables. DEDICATIQN Let this annual be your album of college-day memories-And to those hours full of pleasure, which no travels in actual life could rival, We dedicate the 1936 Hyakem. ' s 4- -1 'LSQEJ N35 if A ' W W xx 6 'Q in 5 ' Sw Q, X Q ,XX Q -5, , Q S -K - f ' -X .'1,w-N .. NN -Nm. J .. J ' ' N - 1 -X -1 N 'fb' X N' 'M .- , -' 0 N Yi X 'NN iw . f5 P,3Qj'f'.57. f x 1 ' ff 'xgw-sf -ing 4 NN' -F ' Nix- X-SQQQ gk 'f ,Q N ' 'W:'l.Sl N 'QW'-Nb 5 . ,. , Nm. ,, V. , . ,X . X X mg- ,, , 5 ,K , Q . Q, ,A Wu, . X. 3 .M if 1 X Q, Y ,fx .X X -, QQ, . . . . -, pi N. fp X , Yrs N . ' - N 3 X.-' S , Q'-y ff 'iw Jw- Qxgfsfqm. . , ,QQ , N, QQ QQ' y:f.QX -'N ,X - . Q' .N -X.. gk Q x Q ' A Q gg QQQI ' Q - . my . N - , A ' .- ,y -v . f 96 Eff '- ' .,x-Q. , . 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SY , yn N-f .XX N A e X w Shadowed depths of back doors nestling unnoticed CDNTENTS BOOK I ADMINISTRATION: Boox II AcT1VI'1'l1Es: Executive and Faculty Publications Student Government Fine Arts Glasses Athletics Organizations Campus Life w J 4 ADMINIS IQAT CN STUDENT CCVEDNMENT ' I CLASSES EXECUTIVE AND FACULTY ' ' Reflecting the Inspiration They Gave Us In Our Association Will: Them EXECUTIVE AND EACUUY Dm. IQOIBEIQT li. MCCONNELLQ llmismfrwr l3l2IfSl!lDEN1T'S MESSAEE The l-lyakem presents the students' record of the work and play activities of our institution for a year. Through the media of pictures and verbal descriptions, it leaves a record of our academic and laboratory activities, social events, and recrea- tion long to be remembered and cherished. A college is a concentrated and selected society in which young people gain knowledge and culture. Through a wide variety of experiences, crowded into four years, each student gains much of the fine art of living. ln an environment of art, music, science, and applied knowledge, each enriches his men- tal and emotional appreciations. Through living and working with teachers and fellow students, each creates his own social personality. ln the classroom, laboratory, dormitory, and rec- reation field, each widens his interests and abilities. Friend- ships are cultivated. ln education rightly understood and wise- ly given is the key to human welfare. l sincerely hope that the 'years spent on this campus have been highly justified. ROBERT E. MCCONNELL, President i I2 EGISTIQAIQ AND DEAN MD. HENIQY J. WHITNEY Men are just as capable of goodness, nobility, and unselfishness as they are of greed, sensuality, and meanness. identify yourself with something greater than yourself and stand for it. Almost does my hand tremble with emotion as l pen these brief lines. lt is so because l believe you have sensed the vision that seers and prophets of all ages have held before youth. The vision so beautifully expressed in Ben Jong son's lyric, It is not growing like a tree . . . lt is not growing like a tree ln bulk doth make man better beg Or standing long an oak. three hundred year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sear. A lily of a day ls fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night, It was the plant and flower of light. ln small proportions we just beauties see, And in short measures life may perfect be. HENRY J. WHITNEY. DEANS MD. AND MDS. U. It HDLMES Stevenson says that To miss the joy is to miss everything, and Bacon that There is no man that imparteth his joys to his friend but he joyeth the more, and Nlontaigne that,- A mere bookish learning is a poor paltry learn- ing, and Chaucer, of the student, Gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. When, as actual teachers, your mere bookish learning may seem to you very scanty indeed, and when the old college friendships in which you might 'ijoy the more seem very far away, I hope that you can still philosophize on the des- cription of Chaucer's student, and find the joy in your new work. MARGARET CCFFIN HOLMES, Dean of Women To every graduate inevitable changes lie ahead. Real joys will come 'to you through exercising your new capacities. Would it not be wise to preserve in the inevitable changes that lie ahead the principle that the essentials of life are simple and that the value of personal worth is priceless? I hope as the re- sult of your efforts that you will attain success in all the duties you undertake. O. H. l-lO'l..lVlES, Jr., Dean of lVlen Anderson, Mabel T., M. A. Dept. of Teacher Training. Bale, Geneveive G., M. A. Library. Beck, George F., B. S. Dept. of Science. Bloomer, Lillian Dept. of Teacher Training Brinker, M illicent House Matron. Buhrson, Elene C., B. S. Director of Dorlnitories. Carstensen, Vernon, M. A. Dept. of History. Clemans, J. A. Business Office. 20 Anderson Bale Beck Bloomer Buhrson Carstensen Cleman Courson Davies Dean Ernst Hebeler Hogue Holmes Holmes Johanson Jones Kidwell Lembke McLean Mathews FACU LT Courson, Kenneth, B. S. Business Office. Davies, Irene Dept. of Teacher Training. Davies, Juanita, B. Mus. Dept. of Music. Dean, Dorothy, M. S. Dept. of Health Education. Ernst, Karl, M. A. Dept. of Music. Hebeler, Amanda K., M. A. Dept. of Education. Hinch, Nicholas E., M. A. Dept. of English. Hogue, Glenn, B. A. Dept. of Art. Holmes, Margaret Coffin, Dept. of Social Science. B. A. Brinker Davies Hinch Jolley MacRae Holmes, Otis H., J Dept. of Social S Johanson, Tennie, Dept. of Teacher Jolley, J. Irving, M. Dept. of Science. Jones, Pearl Dept. of Teacher r., M. A. cience. M. A. Kidwell, Vivian, M. Dept. of Art. Training A Lembke, Russell W., Dept. of Speech. McLean, Alice E., Library. Training' S M. A. B. A. MacRae, Donald E., Ph. D. Dept. of English. Mathews, Andrew J Dept. of English. M.A Meisner Miller Minkler Moore Mount Nelson Nicholson Pinney Pyle Quigley Rainey Ritchie Salter Samuelson Sanderson Shaw Simpson Smyser Snyder Sparks Stephens Tjossem Trainor Weimer Wentworth Whitney FACU LT Pyle, Francis J., M. A. Dept. of Music. Quigley, Harold W.. B. A. Dept. of Science. Rainey, Lulu House Matron. Ritchie, Helen, B. S. Meisner, Clara, M. A. Dept. of Education. Miller, Marian, B. A. Reg'ist1'a1 s Office. Minkler, Laura Dept. of Teacher Tl'2l.illll1Q'. Moore, Jennie, B. A. Dept. of Education. Mount, Margaret S., B. A. Salter, Germaine T'l'6Sld6l1l'S Office. Library. Samuelson, Emil E., Ph. D. Nelson' Dorothy S Dejpt. of EI-diigatlon. Placement Office. agoggiogriatlfona Nicholson, Leo S., LL. B. Shaw, Reginaid 'MI' M. A- Dept. of Physical Education. Dept. of History. Pinney, Gertrude, B., B. A. Simpson, Mary l., M. A. Business Office. Dept. of Education. Dept. of Health Education. Smyser, Selden F., M. A. Dept. of Social Science. Snyder, Hartley D., M. A. Dept. of Music. Sparks, Loren D., Ed. D. Dept. of Education. Stephens, William T., Ed. M. Dept. of Education. Tjossem, Olive U., B. A. Dept. of Art. Trainor, Joseph C., B. S. Dept. of Psychology. Weimer, Phyllis Glove, M. S. Dept. of Physical Education Wentworth, Rosamond, B. A. Dept. of Physical Education Whitney, Henry J., B. S. Dept. of Mzxtheinatics. 21 A remembrance of helping hands mirrored in our book of memory. STUDENT IEUVEIQNMENT Cappa Spedden Maxon Holl Normile Nelson Bowers Mattox ASSUC ATED STUDENTS Because it values the position it enjoys in the pla.y and work life of those who cherish a taste for complete college life, this organization of students cho- sen from all classes has had a very active year. A bright outlook on the social and administrative activities of school life among students on the campus has given these officers a splendid opportunity to do a service to the school. As the years go by, new officers will hold these positions, and new rules and laws will probably be formed, but the old spirit of doing service shall always be their fundamental slogan. OFFICERS President ., ...... ....,..,...,.. .........,. , , c,,,........,,..., Carl Dunning Vice-President ....,....,,.... .. ..,......,,..i.,.,,.. Dante Cappa. Secretary-Treasurer .... ,......... C atherine Spedden Social Commissioner A..... ....,,,....... H erbert Maxon Sergeant-at-Arms ........ ........ D ick Thurston Senior Member ............,... ,,..,,,.,,,,., J ohn H011 Senior Representative ............ Ray Normile Junior Representative .,.,...,.. ,...... L awrence Nelson Sophomore Representative ,..,. ,,,,,,,, K enneth Bowers Freshman Representative .,.... ....c.... H erbert Mattox ir DIQESIDENTI' CAIDIL DIJNNING Holmes Kanyer Dieringer Lusfoy Moore Spedden Russell Riggs Emerson Graber W MEN'S LEAGUE Because some things just naturally seem to go together--we have always found hard-working students in a hard-working organization--so we present the officers heading campus women. A I Before us we catch glimpses of the Snowball, annual formal sponsored by the organization--teas--mother's week-end--Christmas program with all its lighted memory--and then we think of other things. These things are blended with natural helpfulness and frequent get-togethers. There is no limit, apparently, to the versatility of organizations on the cam- pus--including our Women's league. OFFICERS President ,..,.,,,A,, ,,,,,,4..,,, ...,,,..,. . . . .,............. Myrtle Bl'OWI1 Vice-President ..,. ,....,,,....,..,....,............. M arjorie Kanyer Secretary ..... g .....,......,,, ....... lv Iargaret Dieringer Treasurer .....,..,,.,,.,,....,.,,.,,..,,. ................ H elen Ottini Social Commissioner .,.......... ........ K atherine Riggs Freshman Reporter .................i. ........,.......... E lsie. Graber President of Sue Lombard . .,.........,.,... Charlotte Russell President of Kamola ..................................,......... Eva Lusby President of Off-Campus Club ...... Margaret Dieringer Chairman of Scholarship Committee ...... Alice Emerson Chairman of Courtesy Committee ......., Phyllis Tidland Editor of the Hyakem ........................ Catherine Spedden Secretary of the A. S. B. ........... . ....... Catherine Spedden Adviser .......................................... Margaret Coffin Holmes r Adviser ...... ............................................ J ennie Moore IDIQESIIDENT MY'l2ILli IBIQDWN 25 First Row: Ray, Bothwell, Kerby, Manifold, H. Johnson, A. Wellenbrock, Palo, Betts, Mrs. Rainey, Montgomery, Solberg, E. Johnson, Carr, Pettit, Giusiano, Nelson, Sill, Herr. Second row: Chiotti, Vanderpool, E. Wellenbrock, Brodie, Gattiker, Normile, Kincaid, Anderson, Akam, Goodpaster, Miller, Cook, Howe. MUNSUN HALL The boys of Munson Hall wish to dedicate this page to you that you may have a memory of the year's work-a tribute to Mother Rainey. Memories of the informal Valentine party for the girls-dancing, cards, eats. Then the annual waffle breakfast with its spring color and laughter of faculty and house residents echoing through the halls. Living amicably together throughout the year, the organization brought new honors home many times. The I936 Press Club Revue cup now adorns the Munson mantel-- Little Nell capturing the hearts of the audience. May it serve as inspiration to its future members. OFFICERS President' ,,.....,...,.,.,..,.,,.,,,,,,, Howard Johnson, Leonard Fonda Vice-President ..................,.................. . ................ Maurice Pettit Secretary-Treasurer ......,. Adrian Solberg, Howard Johnson Social Commissioner ........,..... Herb Mattox, Harry Bothwell Bolman, Shields, Russell, Ross, Kanyer SUE LDMIBAIDD HALL The little favors--the in-between music-the hurried rush of dances--the lights out and then to bed-these things are real! And these are the things that Sue Lombard built. Happy are the college students who choose this hall. Sunny and cheerful are their days-warm are their friendships. Here you will find the gay spirit that brought the Wax Museum to life for us, the spirit that has given us so many rollicking faculty impersonations. Sue may be proud of having won prizes in the Homecoming Stunt night and the Press Club Revue with this spirit. A tea for freshmen, hall parties-open house-weekly after-dinner danc- ing--and house meetings filled the calendar with many happy hours. ' OFFICERS President ......,.,,.,....... .......,.....,...,......,....,,.,.... C harlotte Russell Vice-President ........ ..,........... E laine Shields Secretary .,..........,,..,....,,.. ,.....,... 1X llarjorie Kanyer Treasurer ............................ . ,.....,...... Virginia Ross Social Commissioner ,.....,... .......... M ary Bolman l Lusby, Hegg, McDonald, McDaniel, Simpson msn HAL Popcorn parties--Christmas tea--parties-waffle breakfast-ping-pong -gay hours mixed with the more serious studying of exam-weeks. A keen interest in the social activities of the campus cooperating with a desire to participate in them, has given this house organization of girls co-nsid- erable recognition. Members of the hall have been very active in campus affairs. Here one finds tradition mixed with modern ideas-and so it should be for a perma- nently woven friendship. Eager to find the true value in college life-and move toward accomplishm- ment. OFFICERS President ............. ,s.. ..........s........,........ ...,............ E V a Lusby Vice-President ...... ........................... .....,,,.. L o is McDonald A Secretary ........................ s.......o. V irginia Simpson Treasurer .......................... .......... M yrtle McDaniel Social Commissioner ..... .......... 1 ....... H elen Hegg Housemother ................ .....,... M rs. ' Sanderson Ek, Pattenaude, Ritchie, Rutter, Dieringer F-'CAM US CLUB A rare combination of fun and hard work gave this organization a well- rememberecl status on the pages of our book of memories. Banquet-a Halloween party-a scavenger hunt-the May Prom-the' ater parties-all these drifted by as the year rolled on-but always there was left a recognition of well-spent hours. Going a bit oriental at the May Prom with lanterns and Tea Garden motif the club climaxed a season of delightful fun. Being the largest organization of' girls on the campus, an effort has been made to bring all the girls living off the campus together in friendship and activity. I Leisure moments are spent reading in the Off-Campus room which has been a place of recreation for every girl. OFFICERS President ............,... .............,.......,..,......... M argaret Dieringer Vice-President ..... ........ E lizabeth Pattenaude Secretary .,............,...,.... ,...,.......,,......... G ertrude Ek Treasurer ...,....,........,,....... .,......,..,....... O live Rutter Social Commissioner ....... ......., D orothy Carlson Faculty Adviser ....,,......... ......... H elen Ritchie William Richert Alice Emerson Helen Ottini Amy Weber Aurlo Bonney Douglas Ellensburg Redmond Quincy Wapato CAM US EADEIQS ln the years to come we shall look again at these printed pages, remember- ing faces which may grow somewhat dim. Time passes and our school days pass, but memories remain. Last year's annual marked the beginning of this section in our I-lyakem. With this new section came a reorganizing of the book to make it truly a stu- dent's book of memories. ln response to the request of the Hyakern Staff, the Board of Deans has selected the I0 most outstanding students on the Cam- pus. These leaders in our school life have helped make our activities alive for us now-they will make them live for us in our book of memories. Here you will find the Writer, the Athlete, the Artist. the Student Officer, the Scholar, the Drama Student-all of them your Campus Leaders. Waino Maki Catherine Spedden Elsie Hansen Charlotte Russell Fred Giusiano Wilkeson Ellensburg Ellensburg Yakima WIlkeS0n CAMPUS LEADERS The most outstanding points considered by the Deans in making this choice were Service, Leadership, and Character. Service to classmates, service to organizations, and service to the school, were important. Leadership that built from the past into the present school life, and on into the future, char- acter and its qualities of responsibility, cooperation in school activities, scholar- ship in school classes, and vision in school ideals, all played their part in the choice. By giving us this list of campus leaders, the Deans hope to give recognition to college accomplishment. lt is not to these alone, that this page wishes to give honor, but to all the other students who in innumerable little ways have helped our activities flourish, and have made these people leaders. The Hyakem Staff wishes to thank Mr. Whitney, Mrs. Holmes, and Mr. Holmes for cooperating with them in making this choice. 31 Time marches on---and classes march wiih fire procession of oiher memories. CLASSES Philosophizing of hours .spent happily here. Giusiano Nlassouras Shaw SENIDIQS The senior banquet-theater party-graduation--straightening caps and gowns--practice teaching-anxious faces-sad at leaving school. This is a picture of memories for the Seniors. The whistle blows--the boat takes its course--the Seniors are on their way to the land of Teaching. Some will follow the field, others may find their course a bit, changed-but all will carry memories of their college life with them wherever they may be. May future Seniors find their college days as filled with inspiration and opportunity as this l936 class has found them. OFFICERS President .............................,...,........... ..... I .Charles Dondero .Fred Giusiano Vice-President ........,....... ....... Secretary-Treasurer .... ...,......... M yrtle Grant Social Commissioner ..... ....... A nne Massouras Class Representative ....... ............ R ay Normile Class Adviser ................. ...e....,. R eginald Shaw DDESIDENI CHARLES DONDEDO Akam Bice Cieslak De Leo Fonda Giusiano Hansen Hoctor Akam, Harold Marysville, NYashington. Physical Education. Bice, Alden- Seattle, Vlfashington. Science and Math. Carothers, Frank Spokane, XVashington. Social Science. Football 3, 4, Track 5 Knights of the Claw. Cieslak, Joe Chehalis, VVashin::ton. Social Science. Emerson, Alice Ellensburg, Vlfashington. English. Secretary of Off Campus, XVomen's League Council, Little Art Theatre, P e a r l S h o xv Off, Children of the Moon. 36 Carothers Emerson Hakola Holl De Leo, Madeline Renton, VVashing'ton. Social Science. Fonda, Leonard Sumner, VVashington. A rt. P residen t of Munson. Giusiano, Fred Vlfilkeson, WVashington. , Indus-trial Arts. Vice-President Senior Class, Orchestra, W. Club, Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4. Hakola, Walter Hoquiam, XVashiugton. Health Education. Football, W. Club, Vice-Pres- ident of Junior Class, Ro- tary M e dal in Football Football Captain. SEN 0 Hansen, Rudolph Ellensburg, VVashington. History, English. President Herodoteans, Bas- ketball, A Cappella Chorus, Men's Ensemble, Kittyball. Hoctor, Richard Goldendale, VVashington. Health Education. Holl, John Everett, Vviashington. Health Education. A. S. Social Commissioner, A.. S. B. Council, Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, W. Club, Art Club, Frosh Class Officer. CLAII Howe, Ermol Yakima. VVashing'ton. Music. Orchestra, A Cappella, Men's Ensemble, Press Club Re- view. Kahklen, Joe Kake, Alaska. History. Herodoteans, Knights of the Claw Officer, A Cappella, Men's Ensemble. McKibben, Margaret Fall City, VVashington. English. President Little Art. Theater, Herodoteans, 'W.A.A. Im- aginary Invalid. MacLennan, Mary Flllensburg:-,', VVashing-ton. Engl ish. Howe Kahklen McKibben MacLennan Massouras Mortenson Normile Roi Sexton Stevens Torrance Roi, Frank Chehalis, W'ashington. History. Massouras, Anne Ellensburg, Vtfasliiugton. Art. Transfer U. of VV. Editor Campus Crier, Editor Hyak em, President Art Club, Senior Class Officer, Ladies of the Jury, Little Art Theatre. Sexton, Elinore Seattle, VVashiug'ton. Primary. Kappa Pi. Stevens, Loraine Vk'enatohee, Washington Music. Transfer U. of VV. Kappa Pi. Mortensen, Ruth Moscow, Idaho. History. Transfer U. of l. Kappa Pi Officer. Torrance, Esther Spokane, Washington. History. Kappa Pi. Normile, Ray Aberdeen, Washin,e,'ton. Physical Education. Football, Basketball, Track, Kittyball, C 0 l 0 n i al Ball C112l.il'HlH.ll,x W. Club, A. S. B. Council. Professional sincerify io color a paiiern of ffzougfzi. Hakola Tidland Bird , ' Barto UNIDIQ CLA!! The days grow shorter--the time draws near--graduation at last! Three years of earnest endeavor, of purposeful pursuit, of quiet resolve are ter- minated. An early June dawn breaks--Juniors for the first time join the Pro- cessional march in caps and gowns, adding a new note of dignity to a grow- ing institution. Graduation passes, leaving the two-fold feeling of an assign- ment completed and a new work begun. Days- ahead engender hopeful visions of an active participation in a chosen field. Days behind bring back happy memories of pleasant associa- tions-the final banquet late in lVlay--the graduation dance-the culminat- ing activities in the pleasing panorama of a college career. OFFICERS President .,.,.,...,................,...................,........,...... Amy Weber Vice-President ................ ....,...,. W alter Hakola Secretary,-Treasurer ..... ,....... P hyllis Tidland Social Commissioner ....... .,.....,.,,,.., . ....,,.. D ick Bird Class Representative ........ ....,.,... L awrence Nelson Class Adviser .,,.......... .. .......,.,.,. Harold Barto DDESIDENT AMY WEBER i Anderson Barnes, G. Barnes, L. Bird Bloch Bolman Bonney, A. Bonney, L. Bratton Bridenstine Brown, B. Brown, M. Budiselich Cappa Catron Cocklin Code Cook Cozza Cram Anderson, Grace, Selah, Ed. Kappa Pi. Barnes, Gordon Tacoma.. Industrial Arts. Barnes, Lorna, Toppenish, Geog: Bird, Richard, Seahurst, Soc. Sc. Editor Campus Crier: Ladies of the Jury , Birth:-ig'ht : Pres. Press Club. Bloch, Jeanne, Yakima, Eng. Ladies of the Jury. Bolman, Mary, Yakima, Art. Kappa Pi Pres., History Club Officer: W. A. A. Officer! Sue Lombard Officer. Bonney, Aurlo, Vlfapato, Math. Tennis, W. Club. Bonney, Leone, VVapato, Eng: Kappa Pi, NVomen's l'.eag'ue Officer. Bratton, Edith Goldendale, Soc. Sc. Bridenstine, Phyllis Granger, Applied Art. Brown, Betty Sidney, Montana, Music. Kappa Pi Officer, Birth- right, VVomen's Ensemble, A Cappella. Brown, Myrtle, Weiiatcliee. Music. VVomen's League Pres., Mus- ic Club Pres., VV. A. A. Council, A Cappella. 40 UNIODS Budiselich. Olga Yakima, Social Science'-. Transfer Yakima Junior Pel- legre. , Kappa Pi. Cappa, Dante Aberdeen, Biological Scion'-es. Hyakem, Knights of Claw Officer, Press Club. Little Art Theater, Campus Crier, Pearls, Children of the M 0 o n, P-irthrightf' Phi Theta Kappa. Catron, Edna, Tacoma, Eng. Transfer from C. P. S.. Kappa Pi Officer. Cocklin, Lucille, Yakima, Social Science. Transfer from W'hitman. Code, Gladys, Vancouver, Eng. Transfer Lewiston Normal, Between Trains, The Imaginary Invalid. Cook, Vina May Yakima, Social Science. Transfer from Yakima Junior College, Kappa Pi, VV. A. A. Cozza, Frank, Tacoma, Soc. Sc. 'Ladies of the Jury, Cam- pus Crier, Class Officer. Cram, Corleen, ldllensburgr. Transfer U. of IV. Crawford, Mary S., Tielion, Mus. Press Club Officer, XVomcn's' Ensemble, Thanks Awful- ly, Between, Train s, Junior Class Officer, Cam- pus Crier Staff, May Prom Princess. Henry, Davis, Kake, Alaska. Sc. Denslow, Harold, Ellensburgg Sc. Birthrig'ht. Dieringer, Margaret Enumclaw, English. Off Campus President, W'orn- ens' League Officer, Ladies of the Jury, Children of the Moon, You and I. Dondero, Charles Seattle, Social Science. Senior Class President, Mun- son Hall Officer, Knights of the Claw, Herodoteans. Dunning, Carl, Ellensburg, Sc. A. S. B. President, Sopho- more President, Knights of the Claw. Ek, Gertrude Portland, Oregon, Health Ed- ucation. Off Campus Officer, Kappa Pi O f fic e r, Press Clubi Campus Crier Staff, VV. A. A., Herodoteans. Crawford Davis, H. Denslow Dieringer Dondero Dunning Ek Elmendorf Farnam Farrell Fortier Giles Goodpaster Grant Grove Hansen Hartwell Herr r-lomstead Howard Howe Johnson Johnson Jones Kanyer Elmendorf, Ruth Centralia, History. Kappa. Pi Officer, tiff Cam- pus, Herodoteans. Farnum, Marcella ' Ellenshurg, History. Farrell, Louise South Bend, English. Kappa Pi Officer, WV. A. A. Officer, Sue Lombard Offi- cer, A Cappella. Fortier, Cecil, Index, Hist. Giles, Gilbert, Bickelton, Eng. Goodpaster, William McClery, Social Science. Grant, Bruce, Seattle, Gen. Grove, John, Ellensburg, Hist. Hansen, Elsie Kittitas, Biological Science. W. A. A., Press Club, Little Art Theater, Campus Crier, Hyakem. Hartwell, Valentine Yakima, English. Orchestra, A Capella. Kappa Pl. b Herr, Frank M. Puyallup, Sciem-e. Munson Hall Officer, 1. 2. Z2 Knights of the Claw. Homstead, Esther Centralia, English. Howard, Thelma Ellensburg, Health Education. Kappa Pi, A Cappella. we Bess Fall City Art Ho 7 , ..r , 4 -. Off Campus Officer, W. A. A. Officer, Art Club. Johnson, Eric A. .East Stanwood, Soc. Sc. Science. Johnson, Thelma Yakima, Social Science. Kappa Pi President. Jones, Mabel E. Morris, Minn., ml'lg'llSll. XY. A. A. Kanyer, Marjorie, Roslyn, Mus. XVomen's League Council, W. A. A., Sue Lombard Secre- tary, Music Club, String Q u a r t e t, iWomen's En- semble. Kari, Beatrice, Hoquiam, Eng. Kerby, John B., Sequim, Hist. Little Art T h e a t e r, The Show Off, Children of the Moon, Slave with Two Faces, Art Club Officer, Kimball, Paul, Seattle, Hist. Football, XV Club. Lamb, John. Tacoma, Sc. A Cappella. Lee, Mrs. Dora, Ellcnshnrg. McArthur, Margaret Rolling' Bay, Social Science. Transfer U. of VV., Kappa Pi 41 Kari Kerby Kimball Lamb Lee McArthur McNees McDonald Mackey Maki Maxwell Mayrand Merryman Nelson Nevin Oechsner Pape Pattenaude Peterson Plouse Querido Ranetta Rice Richert Rothemeyer McNees, Margaret, Twerp, Eng. MacDonald, Alice, Seattle, Eng. Transfer U. of W. and U. of I., Kappa Pi Officer, W. A. A. Officer, Little Art Thea.- ter. Mackey, Gladys, Aberdeen, Eng. Transfer Grays Harbor Junior College, Sigma Tau Alpha Officer. Maki, Waino J. WVilkeson, Mathematics. Transfer NV. S. C., Football, VV. Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. Maxwell, Evelyn, Yakima, Eng. P r e s C 1 u b, Herodoteans, Kappa Pi, VV. A. A., YVom- en's Ensemble, A Cappella. Merryman, James E. Ellensburg, Social Science. Business Manager C a m p u s Crier, Press Club, Knights of the Claw. 42 Mayrand, Wilford, Ellensburg. Nelson, Carroll Fllensbur' Industrial Ants .1 f i g, l ' '..', A Cappella, Intramural Ras- ketball. Nelson, Lawrence, Spokane, Art. You and I, Little Art Thea- ter, Art Club. Nevin, Gladys Walla VVal1a, English. Oechsner, Mary lillenslmrg, English. VV. A. A. Pape, Jean, Ellensburg, Eng. Pattenaude, Elizabeth Ellensburg, Health Education. Off Campus Officer, Little Art Theater. Peterson, Lucille, Renton, Mus. Herodoteans. Dance Drama, f'Slave with Two Faces. Plouse, Thelma, Cie Elum, Eng. Sue Lombard Officer, Herod- oteans, Birthrigl1t. Querido, Narciso D. Philippine Is., Soc. Sc. Science. Tennis. Ranetta, Kathleen, Cie Elum. Rice, Bernice, Omak, Eng. Kappa Pi, XV. A. A., A Cap- pella. Richert, William Douglas, Social Science. Editor Campus Crier, Press Club, Herodoteans, A Cap- pella, Birthright.'i Roethemeyer, Elizabeth Yakima. Rogers, Florence, Chehalis, Sc. Kappa Pi, W. A.. A. Russell, Charlotte Yakima, Music. Herodoteans, Kappa Pi, Sue Lombard P r e s., Woman's League Council, Sigma Tau Alpha., Music Club. Santee, Yvonne, Hyak, Eng. Rogers Russell Santee Schneider Sheldon Shields Sill Smith Solberg Soule Spedden Steele Stephens Stone Suver Swayze Terrill Tidland Tomlinson Weber Wess Whittendale Willard Yenter Schneider, Jean Transfer VV. S. F. lssaquah, Social Science. Kappa Pi Officer. Sheldon, Maxine, Seattle, Eng. Imaginary Invalid, Bel tween Trains. VV. A. A., Little Art Theater, Kappa 'Pi Shields, Elaine, Seattle, Eng. Transfer U. of W., Sue Lom- bard Officer, 'Press Club Officer, I-Iyakem Staff, W. A.. A., Campus Crier. Sill, Ralph W., Bothell, H. Ed. W. Club President, Ass. Bas- ketball Coach, Varsity Ras- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain. Smith, Pearl, Cle Elum, Hist. Kappa Pi, Herodofeans. Solberg, Adrian, Buena, Hist.. Herodoteans, P r e s s Cl u. b, Campus Crier, Munson Hall Officer. Soule, Juanita, Elma, Eng: Spedden, Catherine lflllensburg, Fine Art. H y a k e m Editor, XVomen's League Council, Secretary of A. S. B., A. S. B. Coun- cil, Campus Crier, Press Club, Art Club, Little Art Theater, VV. A. A., Ladies of the Jury. Steele, Patricia, Kittitas, Eng. Stephens, William Ellensburg, Science. Campus Crier Business Man- ager, Press Club, Music Club, Orchestra, A Cappel- - la, Football. Stone, Mrs. Beulah Grandview, Natural Science. Suver, Geraldine Ellensburg, Soc. Sc. Art Club Officer, A Cappella. Swayze, Ruth, Kennewick, Eng. Orchestra, VV. A. A., Kappa Pi. Terrill, Virginia Burlington, Music. Ifappa, Pi 0ffiC6:l'. A CHD- pella. Tidland, Phyllis, Yakima, Art. Off Campus Pres., Off Cam- pus Officer, Junior Class Officer, Art Club, Kappa Pi, XVomen's League Council. Tomlinson, Beryle Ellensburg, English. Weber, Amy, Quincy, Soc. Sc. Junior Class Pres., VV. A. Pres., W. A. A. Officer, Sue Lombard Officer, S o p h 0- more Class Officer, Press Club. Wess, Katherine Underwood, Science. Whittendale, Frances Ellensburg, History. Kappa Pi. Willard, Leon, Ellensburg, Hist. Yenter, Mae, Cashmere, Eng. 43 D Dc-'liglzfful mingling in college fun. Riggs Carlson Graham Kidwell S DHD DE CL If The camera slides and reveals the Colonial Ball-fwinter sports queen. , jntering upon the threshold of college life, this class leaves us pleasant mem- ories of work and play. p The art of working together will always be identified with a framed picture of the Sophomore class. And when the senior boat leaves the dock, they will leave friends behind who will remember long after. They may count--one year more-two years more-but always there will be a reminiscence of loy-gone days. N OFFICERS .....Wi11is Strange President ...,.........................,.........,,,....,..... . ..,.,.,..Katherine Riggs Vice-President ................,., Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....... D orothy Carlson Social Commissioner .,,,.. ....... D ixic Graham Class Representative ..,,..,. ......, K enneth Bowers Class Adviser ..,,......,,....... ....... V ivian Kidwell DIZESIIDENT WVILLIS STDANEE' f 45 Anderson, Black Bramlett Butler Carey A. S0 I-I0 Anderson, E. Bohnen Brandt Carlson Colwell Artz Bonney Broad Carr Cox 0IQlfSe Beckman Bowers Brockerman Castor Crabb Bednarski Brain Brodie Chiotti Crimp Cruttenden Eckis Falseni Gillingwater Hanneman Honeycutt Davidson Ellis Faust Graham Hawthorne Howard Davies EPP Fotheringill Grass H999 Ireland Denny DuVaI Eschbach Evans Gaines Ganders Hal! Hallauer Hindman Hodges , Johnson, H. Johnson, R. Jones Lee McMillan Mayr Miller UD K arvonen Lenz Martin Meagher Mogensen Kaynor Libby Mason Mero Oliveras CDES Kempkes Lusby Mattox Michels Parker Lane McGIenn Maxon Moe Porter Prater Price Richardson Riggs Rowe Rutledge Spedden Stewart Vanderpool Washington, G. Wellenbrock Ray Robbins Rutter Stillwell Washington, Whittaker Reynolds Robertson Ryan Strange Watts Woodcock Rich Ross Smith Treadwell Weatherford Carefree smiles fo carry fhrough sluflious hours. Carr Phillips Y Rogers Dean FIQESHMAN C ASS Two hundred Freshmen, the largest aggregation of new students in the recent history of the school, brought to the institution a commendable list of distinctive contributions. ln enthusiasm and endeavor, in participation and in furthering the ideals of the College, the class earned distinction by making an early adjustment to its new environment. Freshman initiation-the leap year dance--street dancing--and vocifer- ous yell kings, all contributed by the school's yearling group, were welcome additions to college activities. Ambitious campus leaders found willing hands and able support in this group experiencing its initial year of college life. OFFICERS President ................................................ ......... D ale Correa Vice-President .............. ,............,..... Bill Carr Secretary-Treasurer ....., .......... V hee Phillips Social Commissioner ........ ....... W ynne Rogers Class Representative ,... .... ......... H e rbert Mattox Class Adviser ................... ......... D orothy Dean DIQESIDENT DALE CODIQEA Alff Anderson, A. Beals Black Bothwell Bugenhagen Campbell 52 Alford Anderson Beck Blount Bowers Bunstine Cappa Allen, G. Anthony Bell Boersma Bradshaw Burke Capps Allen, M. Ames, Bafforo Barrett Berg Best Bohnen Boise Breckon Brown, Dorthea Burrage Bussett Carey Champie A m es, J . Barstow Betts Borst Brown, Dorothy Butler Chisholm , Clark Dayton Eastlund Freeman Gilmore Hahn Hinz Huggins Colwell Porrea, D. DeArmond Demmert, A. Eschbacim Eyman Fuller Ganders Graber Graf Hanlon Hart Hodges Hogue Hurd Jackson Correa, G. Demmert, E. Fetter Gasparach Gustafson Hartman Hopkins Jacobs Cousins Drovetta Floyd Gattiker Haagen Herold Howe Jansen Cunning Dunnington Fraley George Hadley H ill Hubbell Johnson 53 Jones Knoke Lunstrom Manners Meeks Nelson Page, L. Paulson 54 Kelleher Kern Kincaid Kinney Lappier Lawerence Leitch Lofstron McDaniel McDonell McDonald McPherson Martin Martin Martinez Miles Miller Moulster,Margaret MouIster,Mildred Mueder Nevins Newton Norton Oien Page, P. Palo Pape Parsel Peter Pettit Phillips Pitt Kiser Long Manifold Massouras Nagle Olsen Paul Platt Randall Rodgers Sanders Secondi Southmyad Stockvis Waldron Wellenbroc Reidhead Rice Richert Rogers Rote Russell Schreiner, L. Schreiner, R. Schroeder Siegel Simpson Smith, J. Sperl Spring g Spurling Taylor Toby Vanderbrink Walker Wallace Walters k Wilt Wines Whitehurst Richey Rutter Schultz Smith, K. Stephens Vice Webster Whitfield Ridley Sager Scott Smith, M. Stevens Vredenburg Weeks Whittaker 55 Pure Enjoymeni---Coloring school studies filling leisure hours. ACTIVITIES I 9 s S 5 X S E 5 Q 3 if S X S E E X 5 5 Ei S 5 X 5 X S Q S S s S X S Q 2 X S X 5 S X E Q E 3 S 3 Q S 5 E X Q S X ix X X S X S 2 9 X Q 5 ITI ES IDIJIBLICATIDNS I FINE ADTSIATHLETICS- UIQGANIZATIDNS I CAMPUS l.l FE ' r 1 Words that summarize and reflect the combined experiences of faculty and sludenls DUIBLICAWFIUNS Shields Breckon Hansen Spedden Robbins Tl-IE HYAIYEM Here is your book of college life-your 1936 Hyakem. Within its covers you will find the pattern of your activities, your efforts, and your fun-all built from the spirit that you have put into them. lt has been our aim to catch the enthusiasm with which all of you have fashioned your college life in order that, by' recording the passing moments of it, 'we might help make it live for you in your memories and in your future activities. As you look through this I-lyakem, you will see an ever changing and enlarging picture. The faculty, with its inspiration, and the classes, from Fresh- man to Senior each growing and contributing, have formed the basis of your college spirit. They are the foundation from which you have built your activi- ties. From them you have gained the enthusiasm that is portrayed in your arts, your athletics, your organizations, your publications, and your campus life. It has been a pleasure to the Hyakem Staff to record the picture of this enthus- iasm and spirit. May future Staffs continue to have such student spirit to build into the Hyakem. CATHERINE SPEDDEN AND T1-112 STAFF. EDITOD CATHERINE SDEDDEN Cappa Massouras Hogue Graber Riche t HYAKEM STAFF A page for those who helped build this book. . Editor .................,.....,.....,.......,..,,....,....... Catherine Spedden Associate Editor ..... ............ E. laine Shields Business Manager ....... ......... ................ l.. e Roy Breckon Advertising Manager .... ......,...............,.,........ R ush Spedden Circulation Managers ............ Katherine Robbins, Elsie Hansen Literary Write-Ups ...... ......, A nne Massouras, William Richert Classes ................... Men's Athletics ..... Drama ..... A. ,..., - Music ...... . ......, . Cover Design ...... Photography ....... Adviser ............ ADVISED GLENN HDGUE Elsie Graber Riches ..------Dante Cappa -.-....Elaine Shields -.---,l..orna jackson -...---Prater Hogue -----..,Glenn Hogue Bratton Cappa Colwell Cozza Crawford Ek Freeman Graber CAMPUS CIQIEIQ As we look at a finished work, we glimpse a thing of beauty. But there is more than that-there is the beauty which weary hands molded, the untiring efforts of laborers laying idea upon idea. I believe it was Scott who once said, And better had they ne'er been born, who read to doubt or read to scorn. So it is with many works--there must be an understanding of all the materials and the capacity of its builder to fully appreciate the final product. And with an understanding of the work underlying newspaper make-up there comes a better evaluation of the results. As l've worked with willing but tired newspaper reporters, I've learned to appreciate more and more the truthful significance of the saying that you write with ease to show your breeding, but easy writings cursed hard reading. I hope that we have made your steps to the book of life a bit easier to climb. ANNE MASSOURAS. With added facilities for the CAMPUS CRIER office which have been put into effect this Spring quarter to give the associated students a better publication, we of the staff feel that after more students become interested in our new surroundings and the real benefit derived from participation, the out- come will be evidenced by a better CAMPUS CRIER. g DICK BIRD. EDITORS ANNE MASSOUDAS WILLIAM IQICI-I EDT 4 Hansen Merryman Olsen Reynolds R bb' s Solberg Soule Spedden Wines Editors ................. ....... A nne Massouras, William Richert, Richard Bird Assistant Editors -. .,...... ............, W illiam Richert, Madeline Reynolds Managing Editor ..... ............................................................... M errill Ellis Business Manager ............................,.........,................... james Merryman -. ..,.... Adrain Solberg, Kenneth Bowers, Tom Stephens, Fabio Cappa, Georgia Southmayd f' Richard Bird -Eleanor Freeman James Merryman Sports ....... .... ....... Columnist ..,,...... Feature Editors .... . .,...... ....................... , Feature Writers .......,............ . ..,.............. Mary Crawford, Kay Spring, Margaret McKibben, Robert Nesbit Reporters: Hedwig Mlayr, Mary Colwell, Elsie Hansen, Catherine Spedden, Elsie Graber, Lorna Jackson, Gertrude Ek, Evelyn Maxwell, Helen Wines, Katherine Robbins, Dante Cappa, Adriana Kernpkes, Juanita Soule, Edith Bratton, Frank Cozza, Lois Olsen, Adrian Solberg. Proof Readers .............,.,..... . ...... Elsie Hansen, Sigfrid Paulson, John Stehman N' h l E. Hinch Adviser ...... ......, . ............ ..... ..................................... 1 c o as EDITOD DICHAIEID BIIIDID ADVISED NICHOLAS IVIIINEH The worth-whileness of aris dancing on live horizon of ideals of educaiion. FINE AIQTS First row: Reynolds, Hall, Kanyer, Gattiker, M. Stevens, D. Hahn, Kock, V. Stevens, Beck, Woodcock, Butler, Mrs. Hahn. Second row: Hanneman, Kinney, Dunnington, Kennth Bowers, Keith Bowers, Miller, Ernst, Lietch. MUSIC Tunes lingering through the halls-pianos lending their bit to the prac- ticing hour-a soprano singing her way up the scales-appreciation classes listening to strains of music. All these, and still more, you will find as you journey about our campus music department. DIDCH ESTIQA There are a variety of instruments and a variety of players in the all- school orchestra pit. It is this variety which adds a gay note to our programs. It is their excellence which gives such enjoyment in beautiful music. Violins, viola, cello, bass, flute, ciarinets, horns, trumpets, trombones, tympani, piano-these make up our orchestral instruments. Members include K. Beck, K. Bowers, Kenneth Bowers, Butler, D. Correa, R. Dunnington, l. Gattiker, F. Giusiano, M. Haagen, D. Hahn, M. Hahn, I... Hall, R. Hanneman, M. Kanyer, W. Kinney, K. Leitch, M. Means, D. Miller, R. McGlenn, R. Pyle, M. Reynolds, W. Rogers, Smith, M. Stevens, V. Stevens, Trainor, M. Whitfield and D. Woodcock. Under the direction of Mr. Ernst, and with the help of Mr. Pyle, the orchestra has had a full year playing for school dramatizations, assemblies, and their own concerts. WCMENQI ENIEMBLE The lyric soprano-the mello alto--and the other voices combine to give their interpretation of many songs. Singing for a high school assembly--a Christmas concert--a spring concert--Baccalaureate--and many assemblies, this group has had a full calendar this year. Under the direction of Miss Juanita Davies, the Ensemble has also made out-of-town trips where they found and gave much enjoyment. The group includes H. Castor, M. Crawford, L. Jackson, K. Leitch, Mason, E. Maxwell, M. Reynolds, M. Richert, P. Tidland, P. Watts and D. Woodcock. WCfMEN'S EHSEMBLE First row: Butler, Hurd, Hartwell, Clark, Ryan, Hansen, Nesbit, Jones, Stull, Rich, Maxwell, Beckman, Jacobs. Second row: Falseni, Lofstrom, Rose, Treadwell, Page, Keith Bowers, Nelson, Kenneth Bowers, Hahn, McDonell, Freeman, Herold, Beeson. Third row: Watts, Spring, Hall, McMillan, Ridley, Lawrence, Reynolds, Graham, Smith, Kinney, Gattiker, Jackson, Butler, Evans, Chisholm, Wilt, Leitch. Fourth row: Richert, Castor, A. Demmert, E. Demmert, Breckon, Vanderpool, Johnson, Stevens, Mero, Maxon, Montgomery, Boice, Moe. A CADIDELI. A combination of over fifty voices under the direction of Mr. Snyder made this chorus a very entertaining one on any program it appeared. It has sung for clubs, churches, high schools, and W. S. N. S. programs and assem- blies, as well as in its own concerts and radio broadcast. This group includes R. Beckman, C. Boice, K. Bowers, Kenneth Bowers, K. Bowers, L. Breckon, H. Castor, A. Chisholm, A. Clark, A. Demmert, E.. Demmert, G. Evans, N. Falseni, E. Freeman, I. Gattiker, D. Graham, D. Hahn, I... Hall, R. Hansen, V. Hartwell, A. Hurd, F. Jacobs, K. jones, W. Kinney, 'M. Lawrence. K. Leitch, E. Lofstrom, O. McDonell, D. McMillan, H. Maxson, E. Maxwell, Mero, Z. Moe, H. Montgomery, C. Nelson, R. Nesbit, P. Page, M. Reynolds, E. Rich, A. Richert, L. Ridley, D. Rose, E. Ryan, Smith, K. Spring, M. Stevens, Ci. Stull, C. Treadwell, A. Vanderpool, P. Watts and T. wen. p . y First row: Richert, Jackson, Watts, Maxwell. Second row: Beck man, Reynolds, Mason, Woodcock. Third Row: Castor, Tidland, Crawford, Leitch. CHILDREN OF THE MOON Cappa, Kerby, Stevens, Emerson, Spedden, Cruttenden, Riegel. ID IQAMA The scene opens on Children of the Moon -A-a, tense moving play di- rected by Miss Agnes Howe during I934-I935--depicting isolation offf the English sea coast where mental conflicts, moon madness and hysteria blend together to give us entertainment. These faces come before us: Dante Cappa, Elsabelle Cruttendon, Margaret Dieringer, Alice Emerson, John Kerby, Ralph Riegel, Rush Spedclen, and Marvin Stevens. UNTO SUCH GLORY THANKS AWFULLY Edward Robertson, Edith Robertson, Porter, Crawford, Massouras, McDonald, Stillwell, Smith, Evans. Crawford, Massouras, Gustafson, McDonald, Stillwell, Southmayd, Mero, Stockvis, Nevins, THE IMAGINARY INVALID Kerby, Gilmore, Burke, Stephens, Burrage, Bradshaw, McKibbon, Sheldon. Eager eyes watching four one-act plays--an all colored cast playing the dramatically intense and exciting Unto Such Glory. We hear Elbert Evans, Nate Porter, Robert D. Smith, Edward Robertson, and Edith Robertson. Thanks Awfullyf' comes next-its light vein of sophisticated comedy relax- ing with Marian Bradshaw, Mary Crawford, Elsabelle Cruttenden, Ellen Gus- tafson, Marian Haagen, Ruth Hinz, Lois McDonald, Florence Massouras, Jack Mero, Wilma Nevins, Yvonne Santee, Pearl Smith, Georgia Southmayd and Betty Stockvis. Then the scene takes us on the stage of Between Trains, where there is homely comfort in watching a common situation. We hear Gladys Code, Mary Crawford, Mabel Jones and Maxine Sheldon. To the Land of l-leart's Desire they take us now-with a whimsical and fantastic story of a young wife tired of bitter tongues, wise wisdom, and hard work. Such sadness is portrayed by Woodrow Epp, Hamilton Montgonmery, Madeline Reynolds, Thelma Wilt. Arnold Wellenbrock and Martha Whittaker. l l l THE IMAGINARY INVALID Best, Kerby, Bradshaw, Burke, Mattox, Sheldon, Gilmore, Stephens, Mero, McKibben, Wellenbrock. LADIES OF THE JURY Mero, Farnam, Mattox, Alff, Chiotti, Dieringer, Cozza, C. Spedden, Bloch, Southmayd ' R. Spedden, Lunstrum, Hanneman, Richey. ln Ladies of the jury, the day of illogical heroines, of pretentious heroes leaves us. In its stead we find the characters mature and human--how their humanity is stripped from them! There is a rollicking development of the plot which centers about a French show-girl who is charged with murdering her husband. Disagreements, among the ladies in the jury, as to the guilt or innocence of the victim, cause many humorous situations. The play, the first directed by Mr. Russell Lembke in the l935--1936 season, is well received. The voices of Betty Alff, Richard Bird, Jean Bloch, Joe Chiotti, Frank Cozza, Elsabelle Cruttenden, Marcella Farnham, James Gil- more, Bob Hanneman, Wendall Kinney, Alice Lunstrom, Anne Massouras, Herbert Mattox, Jack Mero, Maurice Pettit, Madeline Reynolds, Del Ritchey, Georgia Southmayd, Catherine Spedden, and Rush Spedden were heard por- traying the characters. LADIES OF THE JURY Alff, Cozza, Pettit, Reynolds, Mattox, Farnam, C. Spedden, Chiotti, Mero, Dieringer, Bird, Bloch. BlRTHRlGHT Stevens, Plouse, A. Wellenbrock, Best, Stephens, Brown. Denslow, Smoke, E. Wellenbrock, Gilmore, Stillwell, Mills, Cappa, Siegel, Richert, Kinney, Epp. Colorful-a pathway of interest encircles the audience- Birthright -- the Vibrant undertone of German Jewery depicting a Nazi frenzy--a family plunged into a whirlpool of hate by the ascension of the Brown Shirts to power-all these lead finally to a spiritual awakening binding shattered lives. ln perfect tempo these actors were heard: Marcia Best, Richard Bird, Betty Brown, Dante Cappa, Harold Denslow, Woodrow Epp, James Gilmore, lvron Hill, John Kerby, Wendall Kinney, Thelma Plouse, Willianm Richert, Eloise Siegal, George Smith, Leonard Smoke, William Stephens, Nlarvin Stevens, Thelma Stillwell, Arnold Wellenbrock and Ernest Wellenbrock. V ETWEEN TRAINS LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE UB Sheldon, Jones, Code, Crawford. Montgomery, Reynolds, Whittaker, Wilt, A Epp, Wellenbrock. Our aifzleies, games, and sporfs iiniing the world for us like cz sunsei ATHLETICS Anderson Barstow Bednardski Betts Borst Burgua WiIdca't's claws reach out. Savages meet a surprise. 72 A lunge into the Cheney line. Carey Carothers Cieslak Hoctor Holl Hopkins A touchdown-crowds yelling-school colors flying in the breeze-the loud notes of the band-coaches grinning-ah, yes, football season is on! Big but green material--a .571 winning percentage in the season's schedule-defeats and victories--such will be the football hero's memories. Victories include the U. S. S. Lexington, an outstanding Naval eleven: Pacific Lutheran College, otherwise undefeated and unscored upon: British Columbia University, rapidly improving Canadians: and the powerful W. S. C. Frosh, conquerors of the Washington yearlings There was defeat at the hands of Gonzaga and Bellingham. ' Faces loom before us-Hakola, honorary captain and Rotary medalist, Taylor, Bednarski, and Thurston-selected on all-conference teams. Wildcats 20 U. S. S. Lexington 6 Early touchdown-on a 90-yard run. Wildcats assumed mastery throughout the remainder of the fray. Two passes from Taylor to Borst and a pass interception by Carey nullified the sailors' superiority. . Wildcats 7 P. L. C. 0 Wildcats fought through the Pacific Lutheran line late in the first half to score the game's lone tally. Outweighed Tacoma lads put on a brilliant display of aerials but had little punch. What a game! Honorary Captain-Rotary Medal Cool-headed football veteran--the team's inspiration-Walter Hakola, honorary captain and Rotary Club medal winner. l HONODAIDY CADTAIH WALTED HAIYOLA l '73 Hovik Huggins Husseman Kimball Maki Meeks Wildcats 49 Britsih Columbia U. 0 A dazzling exhibition of alerials and running plays characterized this game. Wildcats easily outclassed the Columbians, more adept at rugby than the American sport, and unable to diagnose the Cat's tricky plays. Wildcats 0 Cheney 0 Felines smeared themselves with glory in their tri-normal opener by holding the- conquerors of Gonzaga varsity to a scoreless tie. Savages had no fight to cross the Cats' goal line. , Wildcats 12 W. S. C. Frosh 6 Felines smeared themselves with glory in their tri-normal opener by field to score a I2-6 verdict. Huggins and Smoke came to the fore to lead attack and score touchdowns. Wildcats 8 Gonzaga 14 Fatigue-three stiff games in a row. Normalites were not equal to the task of stopping the Bull Pups' pass plays, so lost l4-8 in the Yakima Armistice classic. All eyes on Taylor. 74 iv Q af' 7 t,1f ' In M S L '41, A . . . gg X ,. , . A , , K , . 1' s -. . . Q- ' ' - yr V . .L,:.:?:...-:gig i, ,H t . V - . wf . R .LL.L. -L 4 .L :Q -If:3?LQl'I.xQf- 1 ' 3 5 '- ' X ' X. ' 'N ai! .3 -L As QB - V :':':L2sf2::.L.. 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A lack of veteran material, fourteen out of twenty-five games won, an average of .560-all these will remain in the hoopmen's memories for years to come. The season started slowly, a natural thing considering the unusual set-up here. By four wins in a promising finish, the Wildcats proved that the Nichol- son machine is in the process of again taking the load for future tri-Normal honors. A win and a loss to the Yakima Y. M. C. A. team, composed of eX-Wild- cat luminaries during the opening weeks of the winter's contest, showed the l SEASDNQS GAMES Oppon- Wild ents cats Oregon Normal ................ 42 29 Yakima Y. Nl. C. A. ........ 23 24 Yakima Y. M. C. A. ........ 23 22 College of Puget Sound .... 37 36 Drake Univ. ...................... 39 I9 Univ. of Washington ........ 37 I6 Kelowna Famous Players-.24 25 Pendicton independent ...... 23 36 Univ. of British Columbia.-27 29 Portland Univ. .................. Z9 32 Portland Univ. .................. 26 27 Cheney Normal ................ 39 27 College of Puget Sound .... 42 40 Portland Univ. .................. 37 3l Portland Univ. ....... ........ 3 3 38 Pacific Univ. ...... ........ 2 3 33 Pacific Univ. ....,.... ......., 2 3 38 Cheney Normal .........,...... 40 24 K. E.. Laundry .................. 20 30 Bellingham Normal .......... 20 23 Yakima Junior College .... I8 48 Bellingham Normal .......... 25 38 Univ. of British Columbia-.28 50 Boersma slips in a fast one. 76 Holl Normile Pettit ' Rooney Saunders Vanderbrlnk cats still phlegmatic. During the holiday season three wins inspired the quintet. Two British Columbia teams bowed to our invading men with the U. B. C. cagers suffering a loss in the local pavilion. The Normalites lost to the power- ful Drake team and the University of Washington Varsity during the holidays. Portland U was twice bested here, as the season got well under way. The Wildcats lost to the invading Savage five here for the first time in a decade or more. Cheney's veteran squad took the opening game of the Tri-Normal classic by a 39-25 margin. . n Opening a hoop tour at Tacoma on January 24, the State Normal Wild- cats dropped a heart-breaker to the College of Puget Sound, by a score of 42-40. Returning home, the Wildcat cagers met and defeated Pacific Univer- sity twice in succession. In a wild exhibition of loose basketball they next routed the K. E.. Laundry five by a 30-20 margin. Tri-Normal champion colors were worn by Cheney this year--the follow- ing-Saturday they won their third straight conference victory at the expense of the Wildcats, 40-24. This defeat temporarily placed the Cats in the Tri- Normal cellar from which they emerged, however, by two wins over the Vik- ings. Two victories, one over the Yakima Junior, College quintet and the other over visiting University of British Columbia hoopmen, finished the season. Our album now turns the page upon basketball and takes us through memories of track and tennis. Honorary Captain Memories of tall reaching for the basket- ball hoop-a veteran hoopster--an inspiring comrade-an all-around athlete. We present Honorary Captain John Holl. HONODAIDY CADTAIN JOHN HOLL FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Manifold, Giusiano, Managers. Q Seqoncl row: Carey, Husseman, Taylor, Hoctor, Carothers, Barstow, Huggins Thurston Third row: Hill, E. .Demmert, A. Demmert, Cappa, Artz, Kern, Strange Baffaro Fortier: Fourth row: Hovlk, Betts, Meeks, Blount, Cieslak, Maki, Kincaid, Ellis,'Scott, Smoke. Fifth row: Burgua, Hakola, Warwick, Anderson, Holl, Borst, Bednarski, Hopkins, Kimball, Johnson, Palo, Porter. Football Squad Crashing, plunging, cooperative-the football squad. Here you will find the boys who played every game, the first team-and those who helped build the first team. Fine athletes one and all. Intramural Volleyball Another net sport-many boys playing-victory. Smith, lVlcGlenn, Breckon, Bowers and Scott triumphed in a series of volleyball matches that involved nearly a dozen teams. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL Bowers, Scott, Smith, McGlenn, Breckon. l BASKETBALL TEAM ' First row: Hansen, Betts, Grove, Stephens. Second row: Hartman, Pettit, Sanders, Drovetto, Faust, Demmert. Third row: Normile, Rooney, Boersma, Holl, Bunstine, Porter, Vanderbrink. Basketball Team Flashing up and clown the floor in practice as well as real games. Playing hard, losing or winning-the basketball team--goocl sports every time. Intramural Basketball A popular sport-basketball for all boys-hard fought games. Captain Thurston with the help of Ellis, Burgua, Richardson, Chiotti and Carey lecl the lntramural League, and finished -strong over teams lecl by Giusiano and Fotheringill. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Thurston, Ellis, Burgua, Richardson, Chiotti, Carey. Bonney Howard Stephens Crimp EN N S Aurlo Bonney at the tops of the tennis ladder this year, followed by Carl Howard, Tom Stephens. Carter Crimp, and Lewis Schreiner gave us many an exciting moment. Playing on home courts, invading foreign courts in a strenuous five-day campaign-a full calendar added to their anxiety. Against Cheney in the eighth game of the inter-collegiate series-an inspired, squad took all the matches of the event. Their first win was against P. L. C. at Tacoma. where they took all six matches. Traveling to Forest Grove, Oregon, after their victory over the Lutherans, the Wildcat team succeeded in taking the net meet, 4-l. ' TENNIS TEAM Shreiner, Stephens Bonney, Crimp, Howard TRACK TEAM lor, Hartman, Robertson Cooper. Second ir o w: Kincaid ers, Vanderbrink. well, Denny. i so First row: Faust, Tay- I ! Pettit, Maki, Crabb, Bow- Third row: Brandt, Rooney, Anderson, Col- Kincaid, Taylor, Rooney Rooney Pettit Denny IQACIK Tired faces-expectant crowds-school colors--track takes our atten- tion. Running, hurdling, shot put, pole vaulting, unfortunate weather, rain, loss of men through illness-such make up the track man's album of memories. Freshmen and Sophomores carry'away honors, with athletes in all events. Upperclassmen take leading parts and break records. Here they are-john Holl defending his Tri-Normal records in discus and high jumpg Eddie Rob- ertson, the ranking two-milerg Gene Denny, pole vaulting his second season: 'and Bowers, running the half-mile. These faces drift by-Hartman in the quarter mile, Pettit in the shot put and the pole vault, Nicholson and Barto leaning forward. The tension breaks-W. S. N. S. is winning. Athletic Managers l Cheerful smiles-helpful hands- prompt action - proud owners of sweaters-these memories will remain in the managers' album of memories. MANAGERS GIIJSIANO, HANNENMAN, MANIFDLD , 81 NATURAL DANCING Peter, Davidson, Reidhead. WUMEN'S ATHLET CS Natural Dancing Rhythm, delighted audiences, shaded lights, revues and dramas-all made up a picture of the dancing classes for future reminiscing. We glimpsed a pattern of work interwoven with graceful play-natural dancing in a lovely setting directed by Rosamond Wentworth-the 1936 Dance Drama! l-listory spoke to us as it crossed the stage in an interpretation of the development of the dance through the ages. Clog and Folk Dancing Nloclernistic setting, brisk steps, fast tempo, folk costumes-cloggers and folk-dancers added a merry bit to the dance program. ln new and old dances, with gay tunes and sad tunes, they gave us many a delightful moment. DANCING FEEI CLOGGING FOLK-DANCING Massouras Mogenson Smith Treadwell TUMBLING Q Best, Ireland, Carrier, Davies, Falsenl. Tumbling Pyramids of cooperation, encircled arms-tumblers wove a spell of sus- pense for earnest watchers. Days of practice ended in joyful participation in school programs. Intramurals S A ball in action--interested students were intent on team play-intra- mural hockey got underway. Freshmen and Sophomores, as well as juniors and Seniors, took their part in the class contests. The Freshmen won the tournament with a team composed of B. Alff, Ames, E. Amos, K. Beck, E.. Eschbach, D. l-lahn, E.. l-lerolcl, lVl. lVlcDaniel, OL McDonnell, V. Sager, M. Smith, and T. Vice. An array of fast players displayed their ability on the basketball floor. Girl hoopsters and their breathless plays-such memories will remain. The Sophomores won the tournament with D. Carlson, l-l. Gillenwater, D. Graham, I-I. l-legg, K. Mogenson, K. Riggs, and V. Weatherford. WINNING TEAMS i BASKETBALL HOCKEY First row: Gilleriwater, Hegg, First row: Sager, Ames Hahn Wfatherford' Second row: Vice, Smith. Second row. Carlson, Graham. Third row: Eschbach Bee-k Third row: Riggs. ARCHERY Hegg, Stewart, Vvalters Beck, Russell, Lusby, Gustafson, Mayr. Archery One after another shooting through the air, tense moments, fun-such memories will be recalled by the archery classes on the campus. With the increased interest in this sport, under the direction of Phyllis Clove Weimer has come the participation of many girls. Hitting the mark and straight shoot- ing are the aims of the archers. ' ' Golf The sport of golf, coeds have found particularly exciting-a hole-in- onen delighted exclamations, and moments of future enjoyment. Ping Pong Played in dormitories, classrooms, and the gymnasium-ping pong has become an all-year sport. It is one of the fastest and most popular pastimes on the campus. ACTIDN - foam PING PONG GOLF Stockvis Broad TENNIS Sager Oechsner Jackson Plouse Tennis With excited participants and still more excited watchers, tennis is a popular sport. Duce and the ball sailing through the air offers one more moment of expectancy each time-this is the appeal of tennis. Soccer Basketball Soccer basketball is a part of the coeds' program of sports. There are teams in heated contests, tired bodies-but it is fun. Plays and Games Mingling with the Edison children in fragments of play and organized play activitity, is enjoyed by the plays and games class. Student teachers par- ticipating gladly and children laughing-these are typical experiences in this class. GAMES - FU N PLAYS AND GAMES SOCCER BASEBALL Budiselich, Bolman, Shields, Siegel. Catron. Robbins. . Like an army of phrases, organizalions move over a landscape of ideas. A IDIQGANIZATIIDNS i First row: Hansen, Bolman. i Second row: Dean, Farrell, Stewart, Graham. Third row: Ottini, McDonald, Weber, Mogenson, Eschbach. QAQ Ao A hockey tournament in the Fall, breakfast hikes, social hours, a camp- ing trip, a banquet, sweaters, letter awards-all these are familiar events on the Women's Athletic Association's social calendar. The awarding of the tennis cup, to the tennis champion and sportsman ship cup, to the club's outstanding athlete and student, at the annual banquet, is a highlight of its activities. With the added interest of taking in honorary members-Miss Simpson Miss Ritchie, Mrs. Wiemer and Miss Wentworth this year-the club has had a full and entertaining year. Members include: E.. Amos, A. Black, M. Bolman, B. Broad, Brock- erman, M. Brown, D. Carlson, A. Clark, V. Cooke, P. Davidson, G. Ek, B. Eschbach, E.. Eschbach, L. Farrell, L. Fuller, R. Ganders, H. Gillingwater, D. Graham, H. Hawthorne, E.. Hanson, K. Howe, I. Hurd, R. Hinz, I... Jackson, F. Jacobs, M. Jones, M. Kanyer, M. Kiser, R. Lane, E. Lofstrum, Z. Long, A. McDonald, M. Manners, F. Massouras, H. Mayr, K. Nlogenson, M. Moulster, Mildred Moulster, O. McConnel, D. McMillan, L. Olson, H. Ottini, Paul K. Riggs, K. Robbins, M. Rowe, E. Ryan, E. Shields, M. Smith, G. Stewart D. Wallace, G. Walters, A. Weber, V. Wetherford. I ! OFFICERS President ............,........................................ ............ A my Weber Vice-President ......................... .... ..... D i Xie Graham Corresponding Secretary ..... .................. H elen Ottini Recording Secretary ......... ........ A lice MacDonald Sports .............................. ............ Elsie Hansen Social Commissioner ...... ............... M ary Bolman Adviser ..,.......................... ........ M iss Dorothy Dean First row: Strange, Manifold, Giusiano, Thurston. Robertson. Second row: Smoke, Husseman, Cieslak, Sill, Taylor, Huggins. Third row: Carothers, Bowers, Honeycutt, Normile, Fotheringill, Meeks, Maki. Fourth row: Palo, Johnson, Crimp, Anderson, Holl, Akam, Hopkins, Colwell. WCU Coveted crimson and black sweaters, getting letters, initiations, varsity ball, smoker, informal dance for Cheney, banquet-such memories will come to the athlete's mind as he thinks of these college days. Thirty-five members in the club did their bit toward making themselves a part of campus life. Boxing and wrestling fans watched aggressive perform- ers at the smoker with interested anticipation as to what was going to happen next. I Varied to suit the capacity of individuals, this type of organization has a further definite value-and that is of organizing campus athlete leaders for the fulfillment of professional interest in the teaching field after campus days are over. Members include: Harold Akam, Alvin Anderson, Elmer Anderson, Joe Bednardski, Dick Bird, Aurlo Bonney, Kenneth Bowers, Bob Carey, Frank Carothers, joe Ceislak, Allen Colwell, Carter Crimp, Gene Denny, Dick Foth- eringill, Fred Giusiano, Walter I-lakola, John Holl, John l-loneycutt, Bill Hop- kins, Jerry Huggins, Dick Husseman, Howard Johnson, Omar Kincaid, Waino Maki, Ray Manifold, Kenny Meeks, Ray Normile, Eddie Robertson, Joe -Smoke, Willie Strange, Fred Taylor. OFFICERS President ............................................................................ Ralph S111 Vice-President and Social Committee ............ Paul Kimball Secretary and Treasurer .................................... Dick Thurston First row: Graber, Ek, Massouras, Freeman, Hinch, Second row: Wines, Cappa, Kempkes, Mayr, Soule, Bratton, Shields. Third row: Spedden, Stephens, Solberg, Richert, Merryman, Maxwell, Hansen IDIQESS CLUB Printer's ink and typewritten pages give you an idea of the interests of the campus Press Club. The club is composed of members of the Hyakem and Campus Crier staffs. Fall quarter had on its blueprint the annual Barn Dance sponsored by the organization. The new gym, adorned with corn stalks and other familiar farm backgrounds, made an attractive setting for the dance. Winter quarter was climaxed by the Press Club. College Revue. Here Comes the Showboatu strains opened the amateur hour and closed with the awarding of door prizes and stunt prizes. Members include: Alden Bice, Dick Bird, Edith Bratton, Dante Cappa, Mary Crawford, Gertrude Ek, Eleanor Freeman, Elsie Graber, Elsie Hansen, Adriana Kempkes, Anne Massouras, Evelyn Maxwell, Hedwig Mayr, james Merryman, William Richert, Katherine Robbins, Elaine Shields, Juanita Soule, Catherine Spedden, Bill Stephens and Helen Wines. OFFICERS President ..........................................,....,............ Anne Massouras Vice-President ................. ...........,........ D icki Bird Secretary-Treasurer ......... ........ M ary Crawford Social Commissioner ........ ...,.... E laine Shields Club Adviser ......,....,.... ............ Mr. Hinch First row: Graber, Russell, Beckman, Maxwell, Elmendorf, Bolman. Second row: Bonney, Kempkes, Peterson, Ottini, McKibben, Herold. Third row: Kahklen, Hansen, Meeks. Richert, Barto, Carstensen, Solberg. l'llfl20D TEANS Passing events of the day, which will make history, interest members of this organization. Memories of a bean feed-a popcorn feed--entertainment for the Cove School--a Thanksgiving banquet-and historical talks at meet- ings-such has been its interest this year. A common feeling and interest in history started this club of history majors and minors a number of years ago--and it's been going ever since. Twenty-five members are listed on its books each fall quarter--those twenty- five shall remember their hours here for many a day to come. Members include: Ruth Beckman, Mary Bolman, Gertrude Ek, Merrill Ellis, Ruth Elmendorf, Elsie Graber, Dixie Graham, Rudolph Hansen, Evelyn Herold, Joe Kahklen, Adriana Kempkes, Margaret McKibben, Evelyn Max- well, Kenneth Meeks, Karla Mogenson, Helen Ottini, Lucille Peterson, Thelma Plouse, Ralph Randal-l, William Richert, Charlotte Russell, Adrian Solberg, and Rush Speclden. The advisers are Mr. Barto and Mr. Carstensen. OFFICERS Presidents ........................ Rudolph Hansen and Helen Ottini Secretary-Treasurer .............................................. Mary Bolman Social Commissioner ....... ..,. ........ R. us h Spedden First row: Farrell, MacDonald, Russell, Ek, Miss Meisner, Graber, McArthur, Schneider Johnson, Catron. Second row: Fuller, Brown, Treadwell, Ri gs, Kempkis, Maxwell, Prater, Whittaker, Terrill, Rogers, Budiselich. Homstead, Sexton, Cook, Bussett, De Witt, Eastland, Mortinson, ' Clark, Ryan, Bonney, Rice, Ridley, Elmendorf, Martin. IYAIDDA IDI With working in the kindergarten-primary grades as its chief interest, this organization carries memories of-children's concert-parent teacher meetings-and Miss Meisner, its adviser. A spirit-of cooperation, initiative, and friendship colors each thing it does. Its main function of the year, the annual Children's Concert, was as successful this year as such a spirit could make it. lt was a fine tribute to the club and its work. The bright lights of the Christmas tree each year have been dutifully given prominence in its list of activities. The tree's reflection on Christmas Eve is a like reflection of the work this organization engages .in. 7 OFFICERS First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter President .................. Alice MacDonald Thelma Johnson Vina Mae Cook Vice-Pres. .................. Katherine Riggs Gertrude Ek Ruth Mortinson Secretary ...... ............ B etty Brown Edna Catron Virginia Terrill Treasurer ..... ......... L eone Bonney Ruth Elmendorf Bernice Rice Soc. Com. .... ........ . Dolly Ranetta Louise Farrell Jean Schneider Adviser ...... ........................................................................,., , 4. ...Clara Meisner i First row: Kahklen, Howard, Maxon, Chiotti, Kerby. i Second row: Hogue, George, Smith, Breckon. I Third row: Hanneman, Cappa, Wellenbrock, Anderson, Dunning. li I l'I SDI: THE CLAW The flavor of hot dogs, luscious lollypops, barkers announcing their side shows, A prize every time, folks, a prize every time! -Yes, you guessed it, this club's annual carnival. Service, loyalty, and duty are the three watch-words of this club---and these may be found in the things it does-ushering, taking tickets, patrolling games, developing school spirit, etc. Its efforts have been recognized and appreciated. It is one of the most active clubs on the campus. Members include: Elmer Anderson, LeRoy Breckon, William Carr, Carl Dunning, Robert Dunnington, Eugene George, Robert l-lanneman, Prater Hogue, Carl Howard, John Kerby, James Smith, Rush Spedden, and Ernest Wellenbrock. ' President ....,,.....,.,,.... ,..L...Herbert Maxson Vice-President .....,........... . ........., Joe Kahklen Secretary-Treasurer .......,.. .......,.. D ante Cappa Social Commissioner ........ ,.......... J oe Chiotti Litile lantern slides of memory shown ffzrough if:-2 camera of fun DIXIE GRAHAM Winter Sports Queen MARGARET DIERINGER May Prom Queen. CAMPUS LIFE Ride 'em cowboys. Aw, I'm bashful. Catch it girls. The right attitude to assume. There goes another piece. Pop goes the weasel. Carter himself. Hit 'er up, boys. Smiling Jean. 96 Wake up Pettit, 's morning. Jo Jo. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Our royal family, and head backers. Going someplace, Smoke? Cowboy cantata. Huddle up a little closer. My Madeline. Hayseeds. Webfoot photographer. Girlish gadgets. Beginner's luck. Posterior affliction. Barnloft gathering of W. S N. S. Such a shoe shine. These Dog-gone inspectors. Tee hee, ain't we got fun? On a sunny afternoon. Ada an' her freckles. Has she got a friend? And was l thrilled. Looking for game. A great big man from the South. Man and paddle. Oh, for the fisherman's boy. Nectar in the moonlight. Here it comes-jump Helen! What a beautiful day. Bold or shy, take your Tidland's fall. Ruth of Sue Betty and the beans. Crut's football spirit. Dog polishers. Goal keeping, Oberta? lt's hockey. choice. Anxiety. Let's give them a great big hand. Two bad men-football crowd. Everybody happy-must have have been a touchdown. The Doctor picnics. Time out. Water! Joe starts the games The Hold-up. My feet-they tickle. Signing in Sue. Ta ta Taaa. Singing? Gaddup. Tommy. Dr. Frenchy likes snow. Down the alley. Head down and follow through, Dot. Have you got the funnies, 6 Charlotte? 7 The Frail Horse Brigade. 8 Hi Lugs. Gosh kid ya got me. 9 Pard'n me I thought that was 10. my face. SR Jo! Jo! the cook. A close shave. Had your iron today? Pressing business eh girls? Pals. Oh just a little necking. The Marx' sister. Pathos -- Humor -- Sophistica tion - Comedy. When its sleepy time! Prove it. Puttin' on my top-hat. Looking for a retreat at the Winter Sports Picnic. Hump. A Ooooh boy, Dorothy. Are we smiling? Hold tight, here comes a bump, Keith. Yea Wildcats!! It is that bad, Peggy? Smoke makes fire. Lefty holds it steady. Such expression, Eloise. Hi Dan. Who's a sucker? Mr. and Mrs. Steve. Yoo Hoo, Ruth. Grounded Sparks. Horns have it. One down, 50 to go. Come on boys, mix it up. Hold it, Tommy. Waiting for beans and coffee. Downward trend of psycholo y. Bunny, Mary and Helen peppin' them up. Look out Jimmy. Pretty Pat. Fall of Old Faithful. Four men on a dead pan's chest. Oh! Peter hard at work. Backbone of football. Hi, Doctor. Can it be Steve again? Careful Pettit, don't strain it. Any alms, Ref? Step on it fella. Oh, oh, Ben Bernie. Oh Grandma. Hi Carl. Smiles for the Governor. Literati in the Alps. The lonesome pine. Going my way? Tune it down and study. 100 Altitude climbers. Our First Family. How'za hogs Si? Boy are we excited, Send it over'l grrr! Hold her up kids. When a man's a woman Not really, Dr. McRae! Sorta ritzy, Palo! ls this a chow line? Raise ya ten- Backed by Rooney. And, get this you salmons. Mamma, what big feet I got! Bafaro Gap. Big blow out. A Crabb in the works Right slant but wrong angle. Frosh, Ahoy. Winter sports personified. Hi, Clancy. Watch the ball. Oooooh Crut. Gilloppie. Gentlemen lead. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Oooh Mona. Hang on Hartwell. Only the Beginning. 1, 2, 3, jump. Don't carry it too far Rigging up Riggs. Off to the races. Shooting High. l am a fugitive. dearie ELLENSIBUIQIE .mn mf IKITTITAS VALLEY. Favorable crop conditions Ellensburg is the county seat of Kittitas county and the geograph- ical center of the state of Washington. It has a high percentage of sun- shine with an average of 217 clear days a year. The climate is pleasant, varying from arid to sub-humid. Most of the preciptation comes in the late fall, winter and spring, a situation favorable to irrigated crop production. Kittitas Valley offers more new farms in Washington. Fundament- ally, this is a general and diversified farming area. On the gently rolling landscape have been built farms on which all farming enterprises do well. A long growing season, favorable climate, plenty of hay and other feeds, make this a dairy country. People like to live in this irrigated section because of the surroundings, climate, productivity of soil and the easy access to markets. Rapid trans-continental rail service, combined with the most improved transportation equipment, make it possible for the grower to advantageously reach the large eastern and California markets. Dairying is one of the most successful farm lines and industries. Increasing amounts of sweet cream are being shipped to Seattle and Dairying industry. Tacoma. The local creameries manufacture butter from 984,500 pounds or more of butterfat. Production costs are low. Other economies are due to the favorable climate and less expensive housing. This space by courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce, the Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., Dr. J. P. Mooney, and Dr. R. R. Pinckard m- - W 91 WENATC4-IEE kj., fy., 7' 4' an SPOKANE' ELLB YBURG' VTR! RODEO l1'Y YAMMA The Ellensburg Rodeo An ideal trip to make for your Labor Day week-end vacation is the Ellensburg Rodeo. The show is a pageant of thrilling and spectacular western sports without equal in the Pacific Northwest. The greatest bronc riders up on the toughest buckers in the West, and the champion cowboys and cowgirls of the country will be found here, competing for national honors. You will see colorful parades of gorgeously arrayed lnclians. A county fair is presented in connection with- the Rodeo, representing the home sciences and agricultural production of the valley. its colorful dis- plays add much interest to the celebration. The Ellensburg Rodeo has become one of the three outstanding shows of its kind in the country. This space by co tesy of the Financial Institutions of Ellensburg. l I The Ginkgo Forest Twenty-eight miles from Ellensburg, the home of the Washington State Normal School, lies a well known petrified forest. Approximately one hundred typical logs, partially exhumed, and descended from the sacred gardens of the Orient lie here. Specimen hunters have caused the policing of the area by the State Park Board. This forest has made Ellens- burg attractive to tourists. The petrified forest is one of the greatest geological wonders of the present, appealing to both scientists and laymen. Altogether there are thousands of specimens situated in twenty sections of arid land. The for- mation occurred ten to thirty million years ago when the logs were carried by flowing lava into an ancient lake which chilled the lava. The wood was changed to opal but the details of the wood structure were perfectly preserved. The forest is the discovery of Mr. George Beck, science instructor, of the Ellensburg Normal. i This space by courtesy of the Light and Water Utilities of the City of Ellensburg, the Kiwanis Club, F. A. Kern and John Honeycutt. CPrinted 9 n Ellensburg THIS Annual is a product of the job printing department of this newspaper. 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Women's Ready-to-Wear Lingerie . . . Millinery . . . Silk Hosiery ELLENSBURG LUMBER CO. Lumber and Box Shooks Phone Main 56 B K 0 I Students! Demand GRAM UIC C ' - SODY-LICIOUS I BUICK PONTIAC Beverages I In Bottles . . . and Get the Best I Sales and Service I We Sell Candy, T00! ' NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Elmer Sudler Ben Vertrees Washington National Bank Bldg. f Mead Motor Co. I Dodge Plymouth l10 Friendship .... That Lasts E When we make a sweater here we knit it the best way we know how and with the thought in mind that the wearer will remember the people who sold it after the cost is forgotten. Perhaps That Is One of the Reasons Why- Ellensburg Normal Washington State College University of Washington University of Oregon Bellingham Normal Cheney Normal Oregon Normal Schools Oregon State College AND THE MAJORITY OF THE SCHOOLS IN THE NORTHWVEST ALL BUY .THEIR AWARDS FROM OCTONECK Besides our award sweater business we create the smartest of knitted ' sportswear for both men and women. F arrell's Clothing Store EUGENE E. FARRELL Ellensburg, Washington Representative Octoneck Knitting Co., Seattle, Washington The telephone is a friend, always at your service. It conserves your time and energy by running er- rands. It carries your voice in friendly chats or business conversations across the street or to the other side of the world. It guards your home and family when emergencies arise or danger threatens. Could friendship ask more? You can't ALWAYS count on using the neighbor's telephone - you NEED one in your OWN home. ELLENSBURG TELEPHONE COMPANY I. N. O. THOMSON Official W. S. N. S. Pins and Rings WATCHMAKER - JEWELER - ENGRAVER TIFFANY INSURANCE AGENCY ,ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE ,-1.5, 1' 'IIIIIIH5 i lZ Clothiers - Furnishers - Shoeists ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON DRUGS I Compliments of - - - FOUNTAIN e LUNCHES , Pastune Service Store Sportsman's Headquarters 410 North Pearl Fishing Tackle Phone Main 149 Ammunition HARRY HARTMAN Books and Prints 1313 5th Avenue . S ttl Oly ' JAY A. WHITFIELD ATTORNEY AT LAW pia Block Phone M ain Complimenfs of THE CASCADE LUIVIBER CO. 2 142 RAMSAY HARDWARE CO. SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR Normal Text Books Ring Books . . . Art Supplies .A1'6.A11 Supplied Through THE Ellensburg Book 8: Stationery C RUSLYN GASGADE GOAL ROSLYN CASCADE COAL CO 0 0 fhe LAUNDRY q'Pure1llde1ials' I - 312 N. Blain St t M AND M PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Phone Main 600 HARRY MOSE SUVER 8: WIPPEL Quality Grocers Six Free Deliveries Daily Main 174 BOSTIC'S DRUG STORE PHILCO RADIOS Northea t C er Fourth and Pearl Streets Main 73 Lf KETTITAS COUNTY FARM BUREAU The Farmer's Organization of Kittitas County ' MAIRY Q, 46 EARL E.ANDERSON MAmu4o QP ro RM' l 1 W , When You Think of Nlisses, and Womerfs Apparel C THINK OF US KREIDEIJS STYLE SI-IGP COMPLIMENTS FITTERER BROS. Green Lantern SHORT sl snom' Home Cooked Foods Attorneys Fountain HOLLYWO0D C. R. HADLEY CLEANERS Attorney'at'Law Next to Elks' Temple Black 5651 ED WILSON, Prop ASK FOR CARMICHAEL ICE CREAM Ellensburg's Best Manufactured by MILK PRODUCTS CO. rd and Water St eet Phone Main 7 Also Main 0' Clover Cheese and Main 0' Clover Butter HEINRICH AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP Auto Parts and Repairs DR' FARRELL DR. PAUL WEAVER . D t t OLYMPIA BLOCK en IS Farmers Bank Building UBELACKER DR. J. H. MUNDY Dentist Dentist OLYMPIA BLOCK Olvmpia Block Phone Main 96 COMPLIMENTS -0f- Taylor-Richardson Clinic OSTRANDER DRUG CO. N th P arl Street Phone Main 117 ' tx 1. ' J..c.Pr:NN1:v 'C0MPWAN'Y, rife. DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchand COMPLIMEN TS OF THE DIETER BOGKBINDING CGMPANY Denver, Colorado ELLENSBURG I-IARDNVARE CU., Inc. Where Quality and Prices Meet' Compliments of COIVISTOCKHARVIDSON CO. ST. REGIS FLOWER SI-IOP Corsages Cut Flowers PHONE MAIN 410 J. KELLEHER FORD LINCOLN SALES AND SERVICE CASCADE MEAT MARKET Wholesale . . . Retail E t F th St t Phone Ma 103 For Good Eats, Drinks, Or Life Insurance C311 At LEDBETTER5 R Ellensburgfs PIGGLY WIGGLY M arkei The City's Most Complete Self-Service Market 3 d d Pearl Phone Mal 696 NVEBSTERS FOOD SI-IGP The Best Thing in Life Is A Good Meal RESTAURANT FOUNTAIN SERVICE . CONFECTIONERY The New Auflitorium-Classroonz Blllfiillg On The C a mpus At Ellevfzsbu-rg . . . C'onStrfuc'fed 1936 I ' HENRICKSON 8: ALSTRUM Contractors Construction Engineers for the New Auditorium Compliments of TI-IE ELLENSBURG CAPITAL PRINTERS FOR ELLENSBURG 118 IN YAKIMA Wardelfs A. C. PERCOLATOR ' ' ' f. V The. .. ' S T A R R at 5 iii 0 osser utton Hg sw m. Clothmg - GTX' h Office and School Supplies ' ' 211 W' Yakima Avenue ' Cariv the Largest Stock of Clothing I in Central Washington. Phone 5050 018.80 to 040.00 I MILLER'S MILLER MERCANTILE COMPANY, INC. Yakirna's New Department Store BARNES-WOODIN CO. 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