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

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MUNSCN 1 11 I OFFICERS President . Maurice Pettit, Kenneth Betts Vice President . Joe Chiotti, Glen Hartman Secretary-Treasurer Howard Johnson. Maurice Pettit Social Commissioner Kenneth Artz, Hamilton Montgomery Sergeant-at-Armtf Dick Thurston, Arnold Faust MUNSON HALL lo Mother Maynard—We dedicate this page as a memory of the year’s work with the boys of Munson Hall. I or the first time in many years our dormitory was opened last fall with a waiting list for rooms. This group of boys lived amiably together during the school year and through the co operation of all we were ahlr to bring home many honors. The halls still echo with the hilarity of the Christmas party and the excitement of the annual Waffle Breakfast At the Waffle Breakfast. Mrs. Munson presented the club a beautiful portrait of Dr Munson, which now Kangs in the recreation room.

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MJL LOMBARD HALL OFFICERS President .. Vice President . Secretary .. Treasurer... Social Commissioner . Housemother ... Ruth A. Reckman ..Jean Mason .Wilma Gaines Patricia Page ...Mary Beth Kiser . Mrs. Rainey SUE LOMBARD Here they are—and they are gone—busy days spent together. Freshman initiation, practices for Stunt Night and Press Club Review, parties and dances, housemeetings and eats—then the familiar sounds of weary steps upon the stairs, low voices in the hall, and somewhere the click of a typewriter. These are only part of the things which make up Sue Lombard living. Many happy hours have been spent together and many friendships made within the walls of Sue. These are memories—not to be forgotten. Guinea. Kiser. Page, Beckman, Mason

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C)M - CAMPUS OFF-CAMPUS We. the Off-Campus Club, have found a great deal of pleasure in campus affairs and the welfare of our member . Material evidence of our increase in pep is the handsome Pep Banner awarded us at Home Coming. We started our season with a Halloween party intended to help us get acquainted with one another A feature which added a great deal to the party was a lovely new radio bought by our club for the Off-Campus room. To add to Tea Chats—sans the tea. Another nice affair attended by the idea of getting together ’ we inaugurated a system of practically every girl was the annual banquet at the New York Cafe. Our next event was a Scavanger Hunt, conducted on foot, roller skates or bicycle, which ever one preferred. It really was a delightful success especially when one met at Webster ' s for a feed and a display of our live cats. W sweaters, and what have you. One of the most enjoyable of our social events was a party given for the Off-Campus boys, and the theater party isn ' t to be forgotten. Last, but not least, we gave you the May Prom, our contribution to tradition. Besides all these social events our president and her council decided that if there were more in the council there would be a greater representation of the I 30 girls in our club Ibe new reporter and courtesy chairmen have especially been assets to the club We also decided to choose from our midst one girl each quarter who had been out¬ standing in scholarship, partially self-supporting and active in school affairs. This girl is to receive her tuition fee for the following quarter. Beatrice Eachbach was the girl chosen for the winter quarter. All in all it ' s been a very happy and sue ressful year under the advisorship of Miss Wentworth and we hope it carries on into next year. Ployd. Scigcl. Walters. Hahn. Arne