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

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Throughout the Whole year, Sue Lombard Hall has been contributing to the campus spirit. Distinction first came when the girls won the Homecoming sign contest. Later they gave a delightful tea for all the college Women and in honor of their acting housemother, Mrs. Robinson. As their own special party, the girls Went individual and had a scavenger hunt. The argu- ment still exists as to whether the scavenger hunt was the more fun or whether the delicious refreshments, consisting of various kinds of sandwiches, olives, pickles and coffee was the main fea- ture of the party. An Easter egg hunt brought a gay spirit for that season. All in all it has been fun being together for a year in Sue. sue lombard hall MARGARET LAWRENCE Ruth Eldredge .... Helen Sablocki ....... ,,,,, S ecretary Margaret Lawrence Trenna Vice ........ Ruth Black ...... Marie Richert .... Elsie Graber .... ..-..Treasurer .....l-lead Proctor --.-.President -....l-lead Proctor .-...Social Commissioner -...-Vice President 25

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kamola hall MARIE LUSBY Kamola has reached another anniversary-has completed another year in which she has grown tremendously-both in things accomplished and in things planned. There were numerous special events that took place during the year-we can mention only a few of the extra -special ones: Our own house parties and joint house parties with Sue-illus- tratecl style talks by our new social supervisor, Miss Nlichaelson -a Homecoming sign that pleased the judges two small points less than did one made by Sue-a Christmas-y Christmas Tea with trees and trimmings-the first traditional house dance ever given on the campus, the Moonglow Informal, that paved the way for quarterly dances sponsored by each of the houses-all these are especially remembered. Mingled in among these more momentous occasions are the equally satisfying memories of feeds, exam-crams, typewriters tapping, guests in the Brick Room, ping-pong, dancing after din- ner, and Sunday-nite snacks. Yes, this year has been a truly successful one for Kamola. Older, mellower, larger, and more rambling than any other dorm on the campus it is home to the one hundred fifteen girls who have lived, Worked, and had fun together within its ivy- covered walls this year-no wonder the special ghost who has always guarded Kamola is such a happy one! l 1 1 Q T. x- 3 l l I N 'f Margaret Moulster ..... ------- S ecretary g I Genevive Musson .. .,..... Social Commissioner Mildred Moulster .... .... T reasurer Marie Lusby ........ ----- P resident 24:

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