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

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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

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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

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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