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

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OFFICERS WCMCN’S President .. Vice President . Secretary and Treasurer Social Commissioner. Pixie Graham Kappy RieKs Marjorie Allen Elsie Graber It iftIJt Pr«4Mf«nt Dixie Graham WOMEN S LEAGUE The largest club unit on the campin, the Women s League, is composed of all women students Women ' s League sponsors three major events of the school year—the Tolo Snow¬ ball formal in late autumn; the Annunl leas, one at the opening of the school year, one at Christmas. Remember the beautiful tree and the excellent program?—and the Spring I ea. which provided opportunities for all students to become acquainted with each other and their faculty; and the crowning, joyous occasion. Mother ' s Week-end; besides the monthly mixers, wherein the spirit of friendliness and cooperation is car ned out into the classroom, to the campus, in all daily contacts with other members of the Women’s League. Allan Graham Graber RiftO Lusby —21 —

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El) »riJDENT BCD y STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Sophomore Representative .... .Bill Hopkins Freshman Representative l.lovd Mitchell Praaident Kenneth Bowen ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY • Attitude of all students on the campus made possible an active udent Body. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY The fine cooperative artitune or year for the Associated Student Body. Under the able leadership of its Executive Council the Student Body carried out a splendid program---created a functioning Social Commission; amended the Constitu¬ tion. organized an Activities Council; authorized A. A- U Wrestling competition; studied socialized Health Insurance; formulated definite standards requisite to attaining Golf and Basketball awards: and sponsored a series of valuable lectures and musical enter¬ tainments. Progreasiveness, characterizing the 19 3b-37 Student Body, is to be extended into future organizations Smoke R OU Smith Mopkmi Chiottc Mirryrrun Slit Mite Kail M JM.

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R4MOLA HALL OFFICERS President. Vice-President .. Secretary... Treasurer .—.. Social Commissioner .Helen Hfjjg .Vivian Peter Margaret Davidson .Lois Jean Olesen Margaret Russet f r«aid nt Hat«n Hagg KAMOLA HALL This is the end of a grand year for Kaniola. We’ve worker!, studied, and had fun together. As we ransacked the town for this and that, we decided, unanimously, that out Scavanger Hunt was a real success, and the best ever. I lomecoming—it seemed good to hear old familiar voices in the halls, as the gTads returned to offer sympathy to those of us who are still striving for an education. Our traditional Christmas Tea. complete with evergreens and carolers, left us with such a Chnstmas-y feeling, that even examination week could not dampen our spirits. Wednesday night dances, midnight feeds, marshmallow roasts, crowds in the brick- room—these are all a part of our life here at Kamola. It is mellow with age, covered with ivy, and its stairs squeak—but it’s home to us, and we love it. Buaaatt, Olaaan, Oavidaon. Hagg. Palar