Central Washington University - Hyakem / Kooltuo Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)
- Class of 1939
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Through word and picture, it leaves a record of the personalities in the faculty and the student body. lt leaves with us pictures of the buildings, organizations, and scenes with which we have had intimate contact. It is a history which we shall prize in years to come. l am glad that l have been privileged to have a part in it. ROBERT E. MCCONNELL, President. This year the pictures of the administrative officers of the College show us all at work. Heretofore we have faced the cam- era with a Hsmile, please, as if we had nothing to do. Here is evidence that we can still smile though we are at work. All are inclined to rebel when work presses, but work is our salvation as well as yours. Most of the things we must do are done to make your work more profitable and to help you solve your personal problems. In that thought there is pleasure. H. WHITNEY. Registrar. ES HOL DEANS ENT Real people grow with responsibilityg From these annual deanly springboarcls of others just swell. Try and be a member of the noble advice, I hope that YQU may dive into the former group-there is less competitionf- clear, cold waters of reallty without too big a flop,-without too big a splash,-without Q. H. HQLMES, JR., too big a mouthful of ocean. Sink or swim, my dears, as Horatio 'Alger long since acl- monisheclf' MARGARET COFFIN HOLMES Dean of Women Dean of Men Don't worry! Glorious adventures lie ahead for you! DR. EMIL E. SAIVIUELSON Director of Personnel IH Q 4 .J Q. l S-iii J ' All donations gratefully received. KENNETH COURSON Business Manager Happiness in the years ahead will depend in large measure upon your ability to recognize that which is worth while, and upon your capacity to make and keep friends. ERNEST L. MUZZALI.. Director of Public Service jyyqigf r.f-,i - 5 C I Z H CID W JQIJJO GHG QYI UJS JQMK VJUHH C of A f 7' 2 3 Eg.. FUI, Ig' if -f 1 Q11 1 Y sg . lj,' KT ,Ina ff'-54 . 'tit 1 1 'Fv-.E , fx ' . . Y-1 V,- V- ir. 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J .14 , X., ,K .gr 3 1 ' .'ih4f11' ffw , 1 I 1 ' - 'f Yli' 1 I -sam 15,1 W , 1 'V ' M557 ' ' 3seYZ??f 1 ,N H mums , 115 4 1 f 1 Lg 111 2 1 ,S - H if if K S2 A. 1 f ' up 44 wx Pr-ao'ro By Hocus I 1 ELEIMENTAIQYBCHDDL THE SDLD' AND THE SNEW Mundy, Alice, B.A. Jones, Pearl, B.A. Kgn.-l x'im. First Grade Yeager, Fanchon, M.A. Cleman, Irene Second Grudu 'Fhird Gmcle Bloomer, Lillian, B.A. Johanson, Tennie, M.A. Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Egan, Mary, M.A. Sixth Grade Anderson, Mabel, M.A. Intermediate Supervisor Simpson, Mary, M.A. Kindergarten-Primary Supervisor Hebeler, Amanda, M.A. Director of Training I r President McConnell and Miss Amanda Hebeler turn first dirt for the new elementary school I For many years we have dreamed of having on our campus a modern elementary school building. At the present time our dream is developing into reality. Our new College Elementary School has been planned to meet the needs of teacher education by attempting to provide, first of all for the children an ideal living environment while at school, and secondly to give to college students rich opportunities for studying children and modern educational procedures. AMANDA K. HEBELER Director of Training Fw- W, x- f--y Dr. E. E. Samuelson IN Dr. L. D. Sparks Ph.D., U. of Wisconsin, Direc- Ph.D., Ph.M., U. of NVi:sconsi11, lor uf l'm'srnnml and l'lll.C0l'llQl'll, Erluc-ation and Psychology. Head of Ed Dept. William T. Stephens M.A., Ed. M., Harvard Univers- Eclucation and Psychology. ity. 1 E? 6' N . N f .,. 22 l .5 1: 5 S-, S L if 1 X.: . .. . x -' . ' . Amanda K. Hebeler Donald H. Thompson Mabel Anderson Mary I. Simpson HA., M.A., 'l'eacher's M.A., Stanford Univers- M.A. Teachefs College, B.A., M.A., Colorado College, Director of ity, Education. Columbia University, In- State College of Ed., Edu- 'l'e:1cl1er Training Educa- termediate Supervisor. cation and English, Pri- lion. Ill ELl'y SUD6l'ViSOI . gf f Ernest L. Muzzall Joseph C. Trainer Dr. H. S. Coffey M.A., State College of 'Wash- MA., lf. of Nvashingtnn, Psy- Pl1,lJ., Stale U. of Iowa, Child ington. .He-:id of Visual liduva- 1-liology. Psyl-holngyiCl1ildhomlDevelop- tion, Edin-atimi. ment. 3 '36 iv! ' 'iifff - '- fY5f :'. . wiki-Vfgi Tw! - g-sri . 4.,., -i ma V51 Y! E -1+ H. Glenn Hogue Reino Randall Sarah M. Spurgeon B.A., 'Wash. Slate Collef2.'e, M..-X., Teaclielha College, Co- M.A., Stale U. of Iowa, lmc I-lead of Fine and Applied Arts, luinlsia University, Fine Arts. Arts. Industrial Arts. Helen M. Michaelson BLS., U. of VVashingt0n, I-lead of Home 'Economics Dept. ' ' J ll K , H- . .,-,- Mag. ,. -. ,, . .gm ,. , ,,, H. Glenn Hogue George L. Sogge Classification found on Page 22. B.S., Stout Institute, Industrial Arts. l r I 'Nr' x.J Leo S Nicholson l B U of XVnshingtmi, I-lead c llupt. Dorothy Dean M. S., U. of Chicago, Health and Pliysical Ed. Jesse L. Puckett M. S., U. of Oregon, Physical lilflucation-Sports. Rosamond Wentworth M. S., U, of Vvashington, Physi- cal Education-Dance. George W. Mabee M. S., U. of Oregon, Health and Physical Ed. Leslie W. Hull B. S., in Nursing, University of W'ashington. The aim of the health and physical education department is to build sound bodies and graduate a group of students trained to carry on a health and activity program in the public schools. Leo Nicholson and George Mabee are given the double task of coaching the major sports, carrying on a very diversified intra- mural program and teaching courses in health education. Dorothy Dean, head of the women's department in physical and health education, is given the task of teaching upper division classes in health and assigning to each and every freshman and sophomore an activity program to last for six quarters. The dancing and sports program for women is conducted under Jesse Puckett and Rosarnond Wentworth. A variety of courses is offered to all students on the campus. Leslie Hull has the double role of nurse and instructor in health education. She is ably assisted by Alice Flowers. Together they are responsible for the health of the entire campus, work with the problems in health of the training school children and conduct a very efficient infirmary. Through the efforts of these people, a complete health serv- ice and courses in health, hygiene, and activity are provided. CIVICIZI 1 CHS I-ld N Jesse L. Puckett Rosamond Wentworth Classification on page 25. Classification on page 25. The department of Health and Physical Education has shown remarkable growth in the past years. Every seasori finds new activity courses offered the girls to help prepare them for active participation in playground work. Who on this campus has failed to take at least one sniff into the Health Ed. 50 course to see if the cats were still there? All students remember the courses offered by Mr. Nicholson with their side-lights in the problems of the curent football and basketball season. Every girl can find her favorite sport among the many listed in the cata- log: baseball, basketball, volley ball, tennis, badminton, hockey, soccer, field ball, archery, and tumbling. Usually a new experience for the girls are the courses in creative dance, folk dancing, clogging, and social dancing. The Folk Festival and the Dance Drama were the colorful exhibitions given by students in this section of physical education. Well-known figures on the campus are the members of the department- Miss Dean, Miss Puckett, and Miss Wentworth. ' 3:- ,M -1 ,L . ..- x W' ' -F-.. -- 1 1 i -.Iv-... f ,..: '...'b.. '-EQEMM.: - -Ml -Q 1-.aff -'f . .. Hr, -- .- -5 '1 up ,v- Wg, , 5 :. HF' 'IEP' K.. ..-.,.., I FDDTIB LI. INNEIDATHWNALANMADD Allen Goodman was voted the Rotary lnternational Trophy for the '38 season, which he justly deserved. His end play was particularly outstanding. Knifing through opposing lines, he constantly stopped plays before they could get under way. HUNDEMJDVCADTAJN George Palo, veteran of three years, was elected Honorary Captain by his teammates. On offense he was one of the best blockers on the squad, and his work in backing up the line on defense was of high caliber. SCDDES Lewiston Normal .................................. I8 C. W. C. E. 12 a5Pacific Lutheran College ..... 0 C. W. C. E. 6 U. of W. Frosh ................ ..... 6 C. W. C. E. 6 Linfield ......,,..... .... 8 . C. W. C. E.. 25 'f'W. W. C. E. ..... ........ l 3 C. W. C. E.. 6 WE. W. C. E.. ..... ..... 6 C. W. C. E.. 0 Oregon Normal .... ..... 0 C. W. C. E. I2 'fLeague games. 5 l 67 FDDTBALLITAWK Palo, blocking back, Nagrodsky, wingback, Guame, wingback, Rowley, blocking back, Dahlheimer, wingback, Stalley, wingback, Miller, fullback, Carr, end, Schneidmiller, fullback, Huggins, wingback, Martin, end, Lassoie, guard, Snelgrove, center, Baker, center, Lewis, guard, Hume, center, Ander- son, tackle, Goodman, end, Ottelin, tackle, Grant, guard, Lounsberry, full- back, Kern, guard, Morris, tackle, North, end, Barnett, wingback, Farris, end, Bostinero, guard, Burnett, center, Coy, guard, Larson, tackle, East, end, Tom- linson, Wingback. 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' M 5. m w YM M ,H w ,H A 4 , ', -1 if , . , ,, , fg ' Q' W ,ya I 'lj Lf, . 444, .1 k -.af L,. ,fn - wuz.. HM 31 mmm .f ...hw ! ,Nga 3 Ai ' N' af! F I yi! . 1 A .I V, nh r 1 3 WN-if! GA'1 Pv vs is 3 I. ,f Q .vr ,., .,.,,.,1Y,'p-I A an 'HUGETINS as 1 '--.1.1.-..4.., ' ' I3 SIYETB LI. Inspirational and Honorary Captain Awards went to Don Sanders. Play- ing his third year of first team ball, Don proved to be the steadying influence and the hardest-driving member of the squad. When the chips were down, Sanders would come through. His floor work, together with his accurate pass- ing and shooting, greatly helped in winning many ball games. He will be back next year to spark the squad. SCDDES Date C. W. C. E. Opponents Score Dec. I ,................ 41 Yakima Jr. College .... ...... . .24 8 ....... Sl Spokane jr. College .. .... ....I8 20 . ..... .23 W. S. C. ................. ........42 27 ..... ....... 3 I W. S. C. ......, ,.,..... 5 5 30 ..... ....... 2 I U. of W. ..,,..., .,...,,, 5 I lan. 4 ....... 42 Mount Angel ..... ...,.. . .ZI 7 ..... ....... 5 3 Seattle College .... ........ 3 3 I2 .,,.... 33 P. L. C. ...,.,...,,,, ...,. . .,27 I6 .....,, 42 N. W. College ........28 21 ....... 40 Cheney ...,............ ...... . .27 26 ....... 36 U. of W. Frosh ....... ...... . .30 27 ..,,. ,...... 3 2 Seattle College .... ........ 2 8 Feb, 6 ..,..,. 46 C. P. S. ...,......... .,.,. . ..27 7 ....... 40 C. P. S. ................ ..... . ..22 9 ....... 40 Yakima Jr. College ..... ...... . .32 I7 ....... Z6 Cheney ................ ...... . .29 23 ,,,,, ....... 5 2 Bellingham .... ........ 4 2 May, 2 ,.,.,.. 34 Bellingham .... ...... . .36 4 ,---, ,,,., , 37 P. L. C. .......... ........ 5 5 6 ....... 55 Saint Martins ...., ...... . .40 775 667 DLAYEDSFEATUDED Smith-Good long shot, guarclg Vanclenbrink-rangy, veteran cen- ter: Miller-a fast guard. Kimball-gangly frosh centerg Carr -veteran forward, plays hard: Bacon-frosh guard, fine player. Kenworthy-lanky frosh centerg Pettit-swishes long ones, forward: North-dazzling frosh center. Woodward-good shot, speedy for- wardg Sanders-spectacular l o n g shot, forward: Morgan-an improv- ing guard. ,W . 112 -- 111 ' ' Lum - W wg:-1 ' 5111 L 5 I iiqiii L, :mains 'V 111111 ' , 11111111 'Q 5 ' I' nlunuluunulg . A ' ' . HDSHSIQCSBCHISHHI -111 1111111 , iiiiilir uni-nu-1 111113, I illlliil buununnunus 1 11 gh mi-U--iagi i? 111111 1' -,y 1i11i11111ln11 1unu :llnunnuuuu 1 H 11111110-1111111- 11ii iiimnnns , 111i111?in-unnumuuu iiiiiiz Q -I ig F, 1 1:11 11131 :-1 , i D 'if' - q::l'G7ff . -if-fag 575 ,TQ 1 S1 1 SQ ' x Q ff +:' 'W F - -if WS., i -fi . 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E 4' I Vi, if r- 4. ff A -'fi ,...s. . . .'-P 1 f1:.Q.am:,,L - fn' T n Left to Right: Top Row: Morris, Rowley, Hartman, Jones, Haskins, Colwell, Wilson, Bongainorni Second Row: Hinkleman, Makela, Stickney, Gre ory, Matelak, Mays, Farris, Mirosh, Sutton, Morag Front Row: Hipkins, Orchard, Goodman, Rice, Hughey, Martin, Love, Cooke, Bridges, Stoddard '-147 -K 2 HARTMAN ORCHARD BRIDGES : Q g T ' I , 2 H I Four year veteran, Tom Stephens played magnificently this year. Al- though he was No. 4 man, it can be said without doubt that Tom's game was at its best since he entered college. His serves are swift, and his best shot is a smashing, overhand drive while close to the net. Clint and Clyde Knox were respon- sible for the revived interest in tennis shown in this college this year. Both netsters are believers in fast play. They have sizzling serves and fast backhand and forehand drives. Clint plays in the No. 2 slot, while Clyde is No. 2 man. Both are freshmen this year. At the top is Clyde. Ray Whitfield, another frosh who played as the third man, won several matches during the season. Relying on a good forehand shot, he stayed in there swinging. His serve is deadly. Frank Crimp, another of the set of promising freshmen, played several opponents of high caliber. Crimp has an uncanny ability for placing fast shots along the sidelines. l-le also has a pow- erful overhand drive while playing at net. Much will be heard from him in the future tennis seasons. L. .7 I A Dr. D. E. MacRae Catharine Bullard HLA., l'h.D., Stulo U. B.S., M.A., U. of Min nf luwu., lloml uf ldnpf- nosotzi, lflnglish. lish Dani.. -1 ,- .gif Bruce F. Dean Mary I. Simpson - .-LM., U. of California, Classifif-ation on page French. 21, Engli:-ull. Nicholas E. Hinch B..-X., M.A., Univ. Col lege, Tormito, Michi- gan, English. Russell W. Lembke Blanche Lembke B.A., M.A., State U. of Iowa, BLA., State U. of Iowa, English Speecli and Drama.. If ax. sf, i, JN. X . U lm, if The iRiv5-ls?-r?f .i TE! uk ' ig G, U as '71 . v J- lill- L.,: 1, .W 1 w kiwi' :QN J n- . -,J ssl' W :U .1 L. -X The Rivals upriffef and Prejudiggn A ,415 . - .... . qu' ,, ,TF .. 5 4 M , A xi f1 i!H .2-v ,P 1 I - fr il li, Ll,-z fig , - mi 'vii 'ff ' l 7 gf' 1 in-9: . 5:5 - L I F, I ? 'H V w W I y 'A 'A 4 Y,,, ' ,. n , I n A W ' V' 4 ' 5 1ll,' . ,, K W ' N 1 ' ' if? 7 I .6 -Ji ,J ll, Q Z ll .... ! xv , 5' 1 E iugfiz S- r Ii Y - A Q -A A ' A f A . i -Z. : 1 Y' f M 'I f ' l. . '.1 My 13.1 g ' W- A ' , ' i F . . , f ,N , v sp' W ,,4,..., n 7 EE ' . 'Q ' 1' xv: 'Q 1 I 1 4 gvifqf' E , j., .4 K 5 1 ax' ' V ' 1 ,ljljd 1 ur.-'15 -. 4-v1 . I I' 'S ' MW' nl pa. I Margaret S. Mount Genevieve Bale Edna Louise Lent B.A., Malcastex' College, Library M.A., U, nf XXV21SllillgL'lUl1, LLS., HS., in T.. S., George Peabody Col- Cexttificate, U. of California, Lib- in L.S., Columbia, l..ih- lege fm' 'l'eachers, Childreifs Lib- rarian. rarian. Varian. l t- 1 ' 5 1 n l -I ,.-gg, --.x.!fi. 065' aki 1-w 5 7 F , x , N ' TK 'SQA Wayne S. Hertz Juanita Davies Milton Steinhardt M.M., Northwestern Uuivers- B. Mus., Chicago Consorva- M. Mus., Eastman Sc-lmol of ity, Head of Music Dept. tory of Music, Music. Music, Music. 'Wh fwyfg' Cloice E. Myers M.A., State U. of Iowa., Music, to n - -. E My fi R Q a 9 , , f-Q gmivwnx fl 'I 191 I W . 1 f K -C , 1 w 1 A H X, ll U. 9'1 W . . ' 1 . Q A 55 ' N l W ' fr Q' ' ' Q1 R Q jg' dai- I ii? n iA gl -.Ill 1 Q, WI: N ? M W' V , .44!!.L. - ,. ay IA FQ W Qu 21 ' mah A visas, in- ii-sFEii3iH1 .n xii iiifiilll dE.h l xsr is-:SEE , ,I .it f 1 I , Top Row: Monroe, Aimes, Steinhardt, Horton, Hertz, Putman, Beck, Orendorff, Breece, Thomas Second Row: Miller, Knoke, Smith, Montgomery, Treadwell, Mitchell, Trainor Third Row: Cook, Ellsworth, Pallfelt, Brisbin, Hulse, Plunkett, M. Brisbin, Rasmussen Front Row: Dimmit, Porter, Whitfield, Butts, Mr. Myers, Langdon, Wright, Russell, Brain Under the able direction of the Music Department, the music activities this year have surpassed all those of previous years. The A Cappella Choir, under the capable direction of Wayne S. Hertz, has shown marked progress. It presented two concerts, the Nativity,'l assisted with the Elijah and the baccalaureate services. The choir has enjoyed several trips to various points throughout the state. It pr-esented programs assisted by Mr. Milton Steinhart, violin, and Miss Juanita Davies, piano, in Selah, Yakima, Wapato, Sunnyside, Grandview, Toppenish, Ellensburg, Cashmere, and Wenat- chee high schools. It participated in the North-Western Music Education Conference in Tacoma and made a Radio Broadcast from K.V.I. The manner in which they were received on these occasions proves the choir's out- standing ability. The orchestra directed by Milton Steinhart presented two concerts. Other activities included music for the Nativity, for school plays, for the Elijah and for commence- ment. Their brilliant performances were received with great enthusiasm by all listeners. The band under the direction of Cloice Myers has entered into numerous campus ac- tivities which include playing for football and basketball games. They presented a color- ful spectacle in their marching formations with their new uniforms. During the year they presented two concerts in the college auditorium. For the first time C .W. C. E. was rep- resented at the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival with the band escorting the Ellensbtug Princess in the parade. The music Department organized and staged the Central Washington Music Festival with twenty-eight high schools represented and an approximate attendance of 900 students. 53 I i i I I i ii i i NX - Dr. E. L. Lind Dorothy Dean George F. Beck Harold W. Quigley Ph.D., U. of Chicago, Science Classification on Page 25. B.S., NVash., St. Col., Science. B.A., U. of Oregon, Science 1 , Y, , , , -- -.. Y .. ...l Dr. R. M. Shaw George F. Beck Ph.D., U. of VVisc:onsin, Geogmpliy. CIElSSifi'2ZLti0I'l,1JZ1Q'G 54, Geography. -+4 1 4 V 4- Henry J. Whitney Joseph C. Trainor IELS., Northwestern U.. Classification, Page 22, 111-'g'iS'Ll'2ll', Mathematics. Mathematics. . W 1 ' YWYHY I Alva E. Treadwell Alene Eay Pugh h v Amanda K. Hebeler MJXI' yyusll. Stan. ffm., IQLAT, ,b. C. COl1ll11Gl'l2Ll Classification page 21 l'fm1n1e1'c:ifLl Efllmutimi. fwllwaf 'OIL CUH'llT'IC1'UiE11 E1f'lLlC2'LtiO1i. E , Dr. V. Carstensen Harold E. Barto Dr. R. M. Shaw M.A., Ph.D., State U. M.S. fEcl.D, U. of Classification, page 54 of Iowa idaho History History History Zi z- 'if ,J NAB . il V F 0. Halbert Holmes M.B.A., M.A., Columbia University Dean of Men Social Science Selden F. Smyser Ph.B., De Pauw, M.A., Ohio State Social Science Margaret C. Holmes B.A., U. of VVasl1. Dean of Wrmlileli Social Science Dr. V. Carstensen Classification, pug' Social Science I 1 1 1 all sf' F 1. Z! ,ll ll 1 !f I I 1 ml P fi I. .11 I A. S. B. COUNCIL Q.. Akerson, Stanley Rosholt, S. Dak., Geog., Ilist., Hero- cloteans, Pres. VVhit- beck club. Brady, Ethelyne VV a p a t 0, Wasil., I-I. Art, I-list. Christopherson, Mary Lou Y :L k i in a, Vlfaslx., Eng., Soc. Sci., A. C. E. Demrnert, Embert Klawock, Alaska., I. Art, P. Ed. 58 Anderson, Alvin Seattle, Wasil.. Sri., Math., Football, W. Club. Burdick, Lydia Centralin, NV 21 s h., Eng., Lib. Sci., NV. A. A., Library Scholarshila. Clark, Elsie Vancouver, WV a s li., H. Art., Eng., A. C. E. Dunham, Horace Jefferson, V I 0 W a, Soc. Sci., Hist. Ashbaugh, John Renton, Wztsli., Soc Sci., Hist. Butler, Jocelyn M a b t o n, Xvash, Mus., Geog., A Cap- pella, Orchestra., Sig- ma Mu Epsilon vvimbeck Club, Off- Campus Club. Curtis, Thelma B u c li l e y, VVa.sl1. Hist., Lib., Trans- fer from Bellingham. Dunstan, Louise Bothell, Wash., Art., Soc. SCL. A. C. E. Balyeat, Dorothy Ellensburg, Wiish. H. Airt, Geog., Kappa Delta Il-'i officer, Off- Czunpus Club. Cappa, Fabio Aberdeen, 'W:1sh. T . E., Soc. Sci., Golf, Cmnpus Crier, Hyak- mn Sport Erlitfw, Business Zvigr KVM Club. Davis, Betty Aberdeen, WVash. B. Sci., Eng. Transfer U. of VV., A, C. E., Homecoming Dance Committee. Eastland, Mildred Aberdeen, Wash. H. Art, Hist. Barnhart, Lillie Ellensburg, 'Wnsli. Soc. Soi., Nfl. Kappa. Delta Pi. Carey, Bill R e n t ri n, NVn.sh., Hist., 'P. lrld.. New- man Club, NVhilbeclc C l u li, Fla.:-ikel,lnLll, Track, Dicathlon WST. Davis, Helen Ellenshurg, Vlfasli., Hist. , P. Ed. Eldredge, Ruth Seattle, Wash., Eng., Art., Editor CfLl'llDl.l2-l Crier '37-'38, ffilllllil Delta Pi, I-lyakein '39, Hou:-ie Officer- Sue L0lllbi1l'Il. Bayle, Doris Yzvikinm, W at s li., Hint., lllllllli., 'Premis- fer U. of XV. Chambers, Bernice Marysville, Vlfasli., Art., Geog., 'l'l'1'LllN- fur from NV. NV. C. IC. Demmert. Arthur Kluwnr,-lt, Alnslm, J. Art, l-'. Ed. Eustace, Dorothy Wenzutchee, Wztsli., l--list., Sm-ll., Hero- teun Officer, Crun- pns Crier, Drama Plays. Farnum, Marcella l':llHllSlllll'i-fl VV:1.sh., llist., Art., Art. Club, 'X l' ll' . . Y.. 4. Greene, Odessa 'X'Vnpn.lu, Wash., Sci., Fx' Harris, Roy C h e li :ri l i s, VV:lsh., I. APL, Sul. Hunt, Byron i':ll0Vl'ISlllll'l.Z', NV:1.sl1., Sm . Sv., Hisl., 'Fl'2'l.llSl'f'l' ll. of VV., I-lo'i'nflnlezms, Intel'- uulionnl liirlnllons C1lllfCl'l llCC. Flajole, Mary S4-rutile, xVilSl'I., Hist., l':llI-Tl., l-leroiloterxns. Gregory, William tlll-uwoocl VVz1sh. B Sri., Hist., A Cap- pellu. Choir, Sif.rm:'i lllu lflpsilrm, T. K.-V. Pres. M 1.1 nson -ljl'2'L- mu Plays. Hesla, lone Almerfleuli, M usic- lllml. 1 Ireland, Pearl VV .m s li., Psyel . Fotheringill, Darield Vifillcesoii, W u. sh., SOC. Sci.-I-list. Guderian, Freda Elleuslmurgy -xVFl.Sl1., General Coll. Hill, Nita Pasco, Vvasli., Soo. Sc.-Spell. Johnson, Pauline XVn.ll:1 Nxfklllil, Wash., A.1't, I-T. Art, A. S. B. Sec.-V. Pres. Kamn- la-l-Iyakem Art Edi- tor, Kappa Delta Pi- Who's VVlm in Amer. Col. :md U., Campus glial'-Tl'Z.l1Sf0l.' W. Gleeson, Virginia Seattle, VVa.sh., Soc. Sei., I-J ist.. Hahn, Dorothy Ellenshurg, Xvzisli. Music, H. Ed., ma Mu Epsilon, . Sig- VV A. A.-Officer, .Tuu- im' Class-O. C. Offi- cer-A Cappella.. Hopkins, Willis San Francisco, Cal., Sci., P. Ed. Johnstone, Barbara Vancouver, Wash., Eng., Hist. Gould, Keith T :L c 0 m a, -XX73Sl1., Mus. Math. Hahn, Laura Ellensburg, XVash., P. Sci.-Music, Or- chestra, Sigma. Mu Epsilon. Hubbell, Lois Elleusburg, Wasil. Jones, Mabel Seattle, YV2Lsl1., Art- Soc. Sci., Art Club- V. Pres., NV. A. A. Greene, Catherine Sedro VV o 0 1 1 e y, Vifash., Hi:-at.-Eng., Vlfhitbeck Club, A. C. fi.-Sigma. Mu Epsi- on. Haley, Alvin Ellensburg, Wash.. Soc. Sc., Transfer W. S. C., 1. K. Huggins, Helen Ellensburg, Wasil., Eng., Hist., Herodo- teans, Campus Crier. Jose, Margaret Port Angeles. Wash., Art, Music, I-Iyakern Editor '39, Sigma. Mu Epsilon, Sec. Sr. Class, XV. A. Ai. Council. 59 J 5- enr., . lyk? is f D .Q 'Se 'Tl P ml L, lc X l 3' 1 an-x Kaiyala, Arvo Aberdeen. VV a s li., Mus., I-list., Orches- Sigma Mu Epsilon, A Cappella, String Quartet. Lund, Ted Hoquiam, 'NV at s li., Soc. Sc.-Hist., V. Pres. Senior, Class Footliall, V. Pres. Munson. Musson. Genevieve Wenatcliee, NVash., P. Ed., Biol. Sc., XV. A. A., A Cappella, Soc. Com. Kamola. Palo, George Aberdeen, Wasil., P. Ed., Sci., A. S. B., Soc. Com., Football Captain, VV. Club President, A. S. B, Serg. Arms., Foot- ball. 60 Langdon, Patricia S u ll! n e r, Wash., Music, Art, Pres. Sigma Mu Epsilon, Troas. Sue Lomlmard, NV. A. A., Band, Or- chestra, A Cappella, Transfer C. P. S. Meeks, Kenneth Longview, VVaSh., Hist., P. Ed., Presi- dent A. S. B., I. K. Offic'-er, V. Pres. Herodotean, V. Pres. Community Concert Band. Nagrodski, Peter Chicago, Ill., Soc. Sc., Math. Parsel, Ada Ellenshurg, Wasli., I-Iist. , Fr. F lv- Langworthy, Eleanor Wceiiatcliee, WVa,sh., Engl. Ed., W. A. A. Moberg, Dorothy O. C. President., Drama Plays, Class Officer. Nesbit, Robert Ellensburfr, VVa:4l1., Hist., Sou. Sc. Perrault, Louise Toppenish, lvash., Art, Fr., XV. L. President, K a. 13 p a Delta Pi Assoc., Ed. Hyakem, Crier, Jr. Soph. Class Officer. Leckie, Curtis Snrlhmn is-ah. Wash., Biol., Math., 'Frans- fer U. of NV. Montgomery, H. En umclaw, Vlfasli ., Mus., I-list., Pres. Munson l-Tall, Sigma Mu Epsilon Treas., A Cappella. Orendorff, Harold rl'?l0Olll?I., VV a s h., Music, I-list., V. Pres. Sigma Mu Ep- silon, Band, Orches- tra, Men's Quartet, A Cappella.. Peter, Vivian Kennewick, Wash., Art, I-list., Pres. Ka- mola, Hyakein, Cam- pus Crier, Art Club. Lenhart, Edna Dryflen, XJVZL5-ill., Art, l'. lilrl. Morgan, June Glasaow, Montana, C. Ed., Eng., A. rj. IC. Treasurer. Ove, Harold Allerrlc-en, W a s li., Soc, Sci., Hist. Pettit, Maurice Brewster, Wash., P. Ed., Sci., Sr. Class Pres., Pres. Munson, Track Inspirationn.l, Award Popularity, Award for Athletics. Lofstrom, Edna Roslyn, 'Wasli., Hist., Sor. Sc. Morrissey, Florence Page, Patricia A u li ur n, Wa:-Ili., Engl. Mu:-aiu, Sigma Mu llpsilnn, Treas. Suu Lombard, Chair- man 'Homecoming Banquet. Plunkett, Dorothy Ellensliurg, Wasl'.., Music, Math., Band, 0l't ll0HtI'2l, A Cap- pella, Sigma Mu Epsilon Historian. 'G-fe Porter. John Aberdeen, VV it S h., Soc. Su., l:'. Sc., Kap- pa Della, Pi, NVhit- lieck Club, Soc.- Trens. of Munson Hall. Rasmussen, Jack l'Inumcla.w, Wasli., il-list., Art., I. K. .lilulue-Kzippa Delta. Pi, Heroclo t G IL n s, Band, Who's Wlio, .ljrzimzt Plays. Slater, Nellie bf , bv Ranum, June Ellonsburir, Hfash., 1-T. Ed., P. Ed., Art Club, A. C. E. Russell, Charlotte Y a li i in n., VVasli. , Hist., Music, Teach- ing Fellowship Edi- son Sch., Hyaliein, A. C. E., Band. Sellman, Edgar Pacific: Be acli, P. Sc., Math., Trans- Y a la i in a, Vifash., I'Iisl., Soc. Sc. Stevens, John Ridgefield, NVash., for VV. S. C., 1. K., Druniu Plays. Waisli., Soc. Sc., P. Sc Trzynka, A Ellensburg, I. Arts, from State Reidhead, Virginia Centralia. Wasli., ldugx, Art., Pres. Art Club. Sanders, Don lflllenslmrg, Wash., I . E. Hist., W. Club, Basketball Captain. Smith, James lillensburg, Wash., Music, Sci., I. K., Duke-Yell King, Pep Band Director - V. Pres. Sigma Mu Ep- Fllon, V. Pres. Soph. r. Reil, Ethel Red mon d, NVash., H. Ed.-Soc. Sc. Schreiner, Ralph Ellensburg, Vifash., P. Sci., I-list., A Cap- pella Choir, Hyakem. Somerville, Alice Aberdeen, VV a sh., Reischke, Eveline Norma, North Dako- ta, Biol., H. Art, Off Campus Club. Schroeder, Lois Ellensburg, XVash., Hist., Fr., A Cap- pella, Chairinan May Prom. Spur-ling, May Ellensburg, XVash., Ridley, Dorothy Che y e n n e, Wyo., Spch., I-Iist., Pres. Kappa. Delta. Pi, Horodoteans, Dra- ma. Plays, Wl1o's W'l10 Among Col. Students. Schultz, Athalie Pe Eli, Wash. Stephens, Tom Ellensburg, Wash., Art, Soc. E. rthur Westlake, Helen VVash., E v e r e t t, Wash., Transfer Hist. Music . Teachers Sc., A. C. College, Dickinson, North Dakota. Council. Whitfield, Margaret Ellensburg, Wasli., Mus., Fr., A. C. E., Band, Orchestra. B. Sc., H. Art, O. C. PL Ed., Hist K Tennis, W Club Basketball Vandenbrink, John Wapato, Wash., Hist., P. Ed., V. President A. S. B., Pres. Munson, Bas- ketball, VV Club. .lg-1 is-,li Anderson, Gladys Ellen sburg, Wash., Gen eral College. Baronovich, Marjorie I-Iyclaburg, Alaska, I-I. Arts, Soc. Sc., Transfer Whitworth Eollgge, Spokane, A. Braden, Marcella White Swan, Wash., Geog., Eng., W. A. A., Whitbeck Club, gampus Crier, A. C. 4. Bull, Walter Elleusburg, Wash., Music, Soc. Sc. 62 9 l in Angeline, Frank Tacoma, W a. s h., I-Iist., Newman Club, I. K., Sgt. Arms, Tennis. Barra, Romeo Ravensdale, Wash., I Arts, Soc. Sc. James T. Brain, Thorp, Wasli., Gen- eral College. Burch, Howard Ellensburg, Wasil. , Phy. Sc., Math. G2 Armstrong, Mary J. Bedard, Beryl Tieton, Vlfash., I-I. Ed., Indus. Art, Pres. Newman Club. Breithaupt, Charles St. John, Wash., Hist., P. Ed., Ex- chequer, I. K., W Club, Sarg. of Arms of Freshman Class. Burnett, Commodore S h el t on, XVash., Hist., P. Ed., Foot- ball, W Club. Ashim, Virginia Enumclaw, Wash., Speh., Lib., Transfer U. of VV., Crier, Plays, Soc. Com. Sue Lombard. Bedard, Clara Tieton, Wash., I-I. Art, Geog., Newman Club. Brewer, Margaret T a c o m a, Wash., Hist. Burwell, Betty T a. c 0 m a, Wash., Art, Fr., Transfer C. P. S., Hyakem, W. A. A. Augustavo, Leona Thorp, Wash., Home Arts. Bowers, Keith Ellensburg, Wash., General College. Brown, Marjorie E. Weiiatcnee, W'Y'iILSh., Music, Lib. Sigma Mu Epsilon, Kappa. Delta. Pi, String' Quartet, Orchestra, String' Ensemble, A Cappella. Bysom, Marjorie Fosston, Minn., Mus- ic, Sigma Mu Epsi- lon, Kappa Pi, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Campus Crier. Bailey, Jimmy 'P a I m e r, VVTLSTI., 1-list., Eng: Bowie, Elizabeth Chelan, Wash., Eng., Ed. Brunner, Dora Vlfeiiatcliee, Wasli., P. Ed., Geog., Pres. W. A. A., Wliltbeck glub, Kappa Delta 1. Calkins, Grayce E p li 1' a t a, Wash., Biol. Sc. Carlson, Arnold fllklquizun, NV n. s li., Suu. Su., P. E., T1':u'1s1'er Grays Hur- lmr Junior College. Dahlberg, Lillian I-loquinln, XV :L s ll., Soc. Sci., lllus., A Cuppellzi, D fn. n c 0 D r 11. in n., 'J?ru.nsfer from Grays I-lnrlnnr .lunior College. Diede, Velva Anl.elu1ie, N. Dzik., lVLusi0, Eng., Sigiiiu. Mu Epsilon, A. C. E. Evans, Ruth Mae Everett, 'VVil.Sll. B. sci., .111 Am. ' Carolla, Olga Cie Elum, W'z1sl1., Art, Sou. Sc., Knmm Delta. Pi, VVomen's League Suliolzirsliip, Ari. Club, Campus Crier. Day, Virginia T a, c om ai., VVash., llist., Fr., Pres. Sue Lmnlmrd, 1-l.erodo- lewis, A. C. E. VVnmen's L e zu. g u e Council. Dieringer, Nick Enuinuluw, NVzLeh., Sur. Sc., Eng., V. Pres. lliunson Stu- dent Council, Kalppa llella. Pi, .lr. Cass Pres., Soph. Dance Ci'lll.ll'Ill2Lll. Fairbrook, Helen 'Ynkin1:1., Vlfzish., Art, Music, Sec. Wom- un's League, Sec. Sue Lomlmrrl, Sec.- flfres. Jr. Class, V. P. Art Club '38, Dance Drama.. Carr, Bob Ellensliurg, VVash., P. lid., Soc. Sc., Fbotlmll, T e n n i s, Basketball. Dekker, Lydia Gl'2'LllgGl'. Wash., Ari' Eng., XV. A. A., Art Club. Elder, J une Elle nsburg, YVHSII. , Soc. Sc., Geog. Fish, Nina Ellensburg, Wasli., B. Ed., Gen. Coll. Cole, Nita Aberdeen, VVash., Soc. Sc., Sc., Trans- fer Grays Harbor Junior College, A. C. E., A Cappella. Dempster, Violet A u b u r n, Wasll., Eng., Music, A Cap- pella, Publications Representative for A. C. E. Elder, Walter Y a. lc i Ill a, Wash., Hist., Soc. Sc., Hero- doteans. Fish, Nita Ellensburg, Eng., H. Ed., Dance Drama. Vfash. , Connell, Annaray H 0 q u i a m, VVa.sh., I'. Ed., Soc. Sc., Of- ficer W. A. A., Kap- pa Pi. Des Voigne, Merritt T rn. c o m a, Wasli., Hist., P. Ed., Bus. Mgr., H yakem and Crier, Officer I. K., Freshman T r e a s., Sgt. at Arms Junior. Ellis, Jessie Ellensburg, Wash., Eng., Fr., Kappa Delta. Pi. Franklin, Betty I-Ioquiam, W a. s 11., Eng., Hist. Currie, Betty Monroe, Wash., Soc. Sc., I-I. Art, 'W. A. A., Transfer W. S. C. Dickson, Edmond Ellensburg, Wasli., Hist., C. Ed., Kappa. Delta. Pi, Golf, Hero- doteans, W Club. Erickson, Genevieve St. Lowell, Wasli., Soc. Sc., I-Iist., Transfer W. S. C. French, James Ellensburg, Wash., Geul., H. Ed. 63 George, Bertha Hydahnrg, Alaska, Art, H. Art, A. C. E. Hart, Irma C o wich e, Wash., Geog., H, Art, Whit- beck Club. Holt, Clayton Wenatchee, Wash., Math., Sc. Johnson, Dollie Ridgefield, Vlfash., Home Ee., Transfer Clark Jr. College, Vancouver. 64 Greenwood, Ruth Aberdeen, W a s h., Soc. Sc., Eng., Transfer Grays Har- hor Junior College, W. A. A. Heater, Elizabeth Grandview, Wash., H. Art, B. Ed. H ornbeck, Katharyn Ellensburg, Wash. Johnson, Edgar Aberdeen, Wash., P. Sc., Math. Groseclose, Lillian Vlfytheville, Va., Soc. Sc., Fr. Heath, Herbert Ireland, John Ellensb urg, Wash., Math., P. Sc. Johnson, Lois Mae Great Falls, Mont., Art, H. Ed., A. C. E., W. A. A., Art Club. Hagstrom, Arlene Hagstrom, Violet Centralia, W a s h., Everett, Wash., I-I. I-list., Spch. Art, Mus., Sigma Mu Higgins, Trula Wapato, VVash., I-I. Art, Soc. Sc., Soc. Comm. Kamola. lttner, Wilma Taconia, W a s h., Eng., Hist., A. C. E. Crier. Joyner, Lois North Bend, Wash., P. Ed., Soc. Sc., W. A. A., Dance Dra- ma, Orchestra.. Epsilon, Vice Pres., Corr. Sec., Treas. W. A. A., Band Sz Orch. Hildebrand, M. Cie Elum, Wash., H. Art, Sc. Jasper, Raphael Roslyn, Wash., Soc. Sc., I-list., Herodo- teans, V. Pres. Frosh Class. Keller, Lois Seattle, Waslm., Art, P. Ed. Harrell, Juanita Ellenrxlmrg, VVn.Sh., Art, Music. Hillman, Julia Yakima, W a s h., inch., Eng., W. A. Jensen, Ruth Bicklelon, W' a s h., Art, Eng., A Cap- pella. Kerr, Bettie Tacoma, W a s h., Hist., Eng., Dance Drama Plays. .x- r .li Kidder, Warren P r 0 s s n r, VVz1sl1., Spch.-Soc. Sc., Sig- ma Mu Epsilon, A Cappella Choir. Louis, Loretta Okanogzm, W :L s h., Spch., Mist., Horo- doteans, N cz W ni :L n Club, Drama Plays. Martin, Thad Olympia, Vvash., B. Soi., 1. Art. McCrae, Jean Yakima, YVn.:-all., H. Arts, Geog., 'Whit- heok Club, O. C. Council. ,- AU! Q-gag 'ix Kiner, Wallace Lounsberry, James Seattle, XXVZLSII., I-I Ed., Hist., ASB SOC Comm., Sports Ed. Czunpus Crier, Foot- mui 1, 2, W club. Martin, Bill 1CIiGl1SlJlll'S?,', W a s h 1'. Eel., Jflist. McDonnell, Oberta Lassoie, Joe 1-loodsport, Wash. Math., Hist., Pres. Soph. Class, Kappa Delta Pi, Pres. Hero- doteans, Moser Cup Award, Football. Lusby, Marie XVapato, Vlfash., Art, lll. Art, Pres. Kam- ola, Treas. Wo111en's League- VVomen's League Council. Mather, Gertrude -Ketchikan, Ala s., .ling'l., music, A Cap- pella. McNamee, Phyllis Lee, Dorothy Zillah, NVash., Engl., Hist. Manning, Mary Ellenshurg, G e n. Coll., Newman Club, Sec. O. C., Treas., O. C. Mathews, Laurence Ellenslmurg, Wash., B. Soi., Math. McNeil, Maxine Ellensburg, Wash., B. Sc., Soc. Sc. Le Febre, Helen Lewiston, I cl a li o. Engl., Ed. Psych., Kappa Pi. Martin, Eleanor Mon tesan o, Wash., Hist., Geog. Mauerman, Ruth Chehalis, W a S h., Engl., Sp., Transfer, VV. S. C., I-I. C. E., Y. YV. C. A., W. S. C. Meddins, Winifred Lippincott, Carol Pe Ell, Nvash., Soc. Sc., Geol., W. A. A.- A. C. E., Sec. NVom- en' s Leagu e. Martin, Mildred Ellensburg, Wash. Eng-1., Hier., A capl pella, Kappa. Pi Transfer U. W. McCormick, Stella Y a k i m a, Wasli. Engl., Hist. Metcalf, Lee Ellensburg, Wash. B. Sci., Hist., I. K., Newman Club. 65 1 1 ,.. L Mickelsen, M. Selah, Vvash., Engl., Hist. Moe, Iver Anacortes, W a s h., P. Ed., Engl. Nicholls, Dorothea Cle Elum, Wash., Soc. Sc., His t., Pres. A. C. E. Pallfelt, Anne A u b u 1' 11, Wash., Mus., Art, Sigma Mu Epsilon, W. A. A., Choir, Band, Orch. 66 Miller, Don C 11 e 11 a l i s, Vlfash., Hist., Music. M urphy, Evelyn Hoquiaxn, W a s h., Soc. Sc., Engl., A. C. E.,-VV. A. A., Home- coming Queen. Noble, Wanda Harrah, Wasil., P. E., H. Ee., W. A. A. Palmer, Peggy Miller, Elbert Mae, Wzisli., Geog., Sci., Pres. VVhitheclc Club. Myers, Bill E.llensl.zuz'g, Wash., Hist., Cieol. Norton, Charles Wapato, NVash., P. Sci., Math., Hya- lcem. Phelps, Betty Ellensburg, Wash., Gen. Coll. Milton, Robert Kittiias, Wash., Mitchell, Lloyd lilllenslmrgy Wash., Sc., Math, Gen. Coll., I. K.-- Campus ,Criein A Cappella, S t u cl e n t Council. Nelson, Betty Neve, Hilda Kirkland, Wash., P. Ti e ton, Wash., Ed., Soc. Sc., VV A. Officer. Nylund, Lorraine Art, Seattle, Wash., History, A. C. E. Pitt, George W'apato, Wash., Ed., Hist. . A. Geog., H. Art, A Cappella, Whitbeclc Club. Ota, May Kappa. Delta Pi Of- ficer-O. C. Officer. Potretzke, Murian Longview, Wash., P. Sci., Math., Campus Crier. Mix, Art Wenatchee, Wash., I-list., P. lild., Drama. Plays. Newell, Dwight Olympia, W a. ll., I-list... Speh., Drama Plays. Ozbolt, Mary R e n t o n, Wash., Hist., Soc. Sc., Offl- cer Newman Club, Kappa Delta Pi, See. O. C., O. C. Scholar- ship, Pres. I. R. Con- ference. Purchase, Edith W ap a. t o, Wash., Soc. Sc., Math. J' 154 M. . swf' V!-A Reglein, Edith Yaklina., VV a S h., 'SQL Q1 1111 1 . -. 1. :., L 1, ., Dance Drama, Dra- ma Plays, Yl7rn.1'1sl'er Yalclma Junior Col- lege. Roth, Emma Schutt, Paul Bend, Ore., Geog., Math., Trans1'c1' Ore. State Normal, Mou- moulli. Spring, Bob Shelton, Wash., Gen. Coll., 1-lyakeni. Reppeto, Don Pm-Llaxirl, Orc., Art., Ind. Art, Art Club, Sigma Mu Epsiloii, A. Cappella, Campus Crier, Drama. Plays. Sablocki, Helen Cliellalis, VV a S li., I-list., P. Ed., V. Pres., WV. L., Kappa Delta Pi, Soc. Sue l'.omharc'l, Herodo- te-ans, NV. A. A., Crier, Hyalccni. Sehmel, Doris Gig Harbor, Wash., Spuh., Geog.-:., Kappa. Delta Pi, XV. A. A., Drama Plays, Pres. 'Wl1lLbeclc Club. Steele, Marie Auburn, YVZLSII., Soc. Sc., 112. Ed., X-V. A. A., Dance Drama, A Cappella. Rogers, Marie ,l'1ll9I'lSlllIl'g', XVz1sh., A1 1. Lil. Schotzko, M uriel Taconia, W'ash. , H. A 1' t s, Soc. Sc., T1'El.1lSf6l' W. S. C., Sue Loinbarcl Coun- c'1 . Skelton, Merle Kelso, W'ash., Engl., Lib. Sc., Pres. Kap- ila Pi, V. Pres. A. C. Stewart, Margaret Longview, Wasli., Engl., Ger., A. C. E.-W. A. A. Rogers, Wynne IClIEllHhLll'g', XVash., Sc.. Soc. Sc., Orches- t 1' a -B a n cl, Soc. C o in ni. Freshman Class, I. K. Schmidt, Vernice Aberdeen, Wash., Soc. Sc., Engl., Transfer Grays Har- bor Junior College, NV. A. A. Smith, Edward I-Iist., Soc. Sc., Bas- ketball, I-I e 1' o cl o- teans.. Stoddard, Jack Hoquiam, Vlfash., I-list., P. Ed., V. Pres. Jr. Class, New- man Club, Basket- ball, Track. Rolph, Gordon P 1' o s e r, Wash. I-list., P. Pres. M u n s o 11, Herodo- leans. Schneidmiller, M. St. John, TVash. Gen. Coll. Snelgrove, Edward Shelton, Ylfash., P. Ed., B. Sci. Stoves, Alice Joyce Cle Elum, Wasli., Home EC., Ind. Art, Dance Drama, Kap- pa Pi Sec., A Cap- pella., Art Club. Rote, Mary Jane Parker, Wash., P. E., Engl., Sec. VV. A. A., Soc. Comm. WV. A. A., Treas. Kam- ola, Dance Drama. Sch rengohst, E. J. Sumner, Wash., P. Ed., Sci. W. A. A. l l A.. C. E. , Dance Drama.. Sodya, John Ellensb urg, Wash., Sc. Sund, Doris Hoquiam, W a. s h., Soc. Sc., Engl., A. C. E. 67 Sutton, Faye Wapato, Vlfash., P. Ed., Sci., Basket- ball, Track. Valentine, Virginia Mount V e 1' n Q11 , Vlfasll., Engl., I-Iist., Transfer Wllitxlian Col., Orchesus Dance Group, C a m p u s Crier. Whitner, Robert Colby, Wash., Engl., I-list., Herodoteans, Ed. Campus Crier, Student Council, I. K.-Bus. Mgr., Cam- Taylor, Ruth Saint John, Vlfash., Geog., H, Art. Von Bargen Louise Ellensburg, Wash., P. Ed., Engl. Wickersham, Ellen Yakima, Wash., H. Art, Art Sec,, A. C. E., V. Pres. Sue Lomhard, Art Club, A Cappella. Thrash, Bertha Gig Harbor, NVash Walker, Frances Kirkland, W a s h., Soc. Sc., P. Ed. Wicklund, Eleanor Issaquah, Wash., P. Ed., Art. Tonning, Bernice Grandview, Wash., Mus., Gong. Weber, Elsie Q u i n c y, Wash., Hist., Geog., Vlfhit- heck Club, W. A. A., L. S. A. A. Willoughby, D. A. Buffalo, WVyo., Geog., Math., Kap- pa Delta Pl, Pres. VVl1itbeck Club. TPHHUITI, GUFIRI' Olympia, 'VV a s h., I-list., Ed., Kappa. Delta Pi, Heroclo- teans, C a m p u s Crier. Welsh, Roy Centralin., W a s li., Mus., Fr., Sigma Mu Epsilon. Wilson, Audell Ellensburg, lVash., H. Art, B. Sci. Tryznka, Nora Whiting, Donald Grandview, Wash., lncl. Arts. Wilson, Thelma Toppenish, Vlfash., Soc. Crier. Sc., Campus pus Crier. 68 Woodward, Everett Young, Corinne Ellensburg, Wash., Port. Townsend, I-'. Ed., I-Iist., Pres. Wash., Lit., Fr. Frosh Class, Hero- cloteans, Basketball, Track. Zamzow, lone Wapato, Wash., Mus., Hist., Pres. Kamola, Kappa Del- ta Pi, A Cappella, V. Pres. Sigma 'Mu Eplslon. Zimbelman, Wilma Quincy, Vifash., P. Ed., 1-I. Art, W. W. Zy ar, Julia Pe Eli, Wasll., I-list., H. Art, Herodoteans, Treas. Kappa Pl, A Cappella. V7 125 5472 44 gun., '1 5'6- iv 'IIT -3, will , .- MLW' 9-5 ll 1- ' ,--- I' - f E' Y ' X . 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Hindrnan, Tom Hicks, Keith Hulse, Virginia Johnson, Alene Jones, Louise Jones, Roger Kreidel, Pauline Kryger, Lois MacCanneIl, Earle Makela, Harold Matelak, Tom McLean, Alice i !V5 Q' , -ai E.- f i- f if 'A 7 l I '6- 'S '5- ' ii? f R343 X if T -1-.fx Env, iii 'rl 5 i If' Hoffman, Lois Johnson, Elna Kaiyala, Garnet Lewis, Lowell Martin, Howard Miller, Edna Holmberg, F. V. Howard, Ham Howard, Ruth Johnson, Jean Johnson, Willard Jones, Gladys Kelleher, Kathleen Kern, Bentley Kneeland, George Looney, Arlen Louden, Jessie Love, Bob Marx, Eleanor Mason, Kenneth Mason, Helen Mitchell, Harold Morgan, Tom Moser, Walter i la.. J NF,-A-. ,F F' l T . 5 5 inf- Moxley, Virginia Ottelin, Tauno Poe, Mary Ellen Rockway, Helen Skochilich, lvlary Thomas, William 9' 'Z'- , ,,, ff' STN - dw, l x 1 ' Xi-rr film- , 'W' .-.Q lt- i Olds, Deva Pattenaude, Louis Quigley, Barbara Schneidmiller, E. Sonner, Frances Van Rooy, Donald 'bm ive ,-,Q 'LT' 11 Olson, Cecelia Orchard, Jack Pendleton, Virginia Pennington, Jerry Rattray, Violet Roberg W'1yne Sibbald, Mary Sigel, Chrystle Swanson, Lillian Templeton, Victoria Vause, Frances Voll, Llella ,y- ip- l i lg. .J L S51 '4 Q- ' Welgster, Joe Welgster, Mary Wess, Josephine Westenhiser, Vera Westwick, Clarice White, Mary Carolyn White, Mason Whitley, Ed Williams, Marie Wilson, Charles Wilson, Ruth Wines, Nellie Woods, Alice Woods, Elizabeth Zickler, Virginia Zook, Peter '73 i Adams, A. Aller, Vir inia Bacon, Richard Bennett, Vera Bruce, Harold Brunner, Doris 74 Adams, Dorothy Adie, Marie Almes, Bill Anderson, B. Baker, Oral Baker, William Belrkey, Victor Bolton, Beatrice Bridges, Tom Brisbin, Elaine Bucsko, Ray Bullard, R. Pilder, Pauline Alford, Clifton Anderson, Helen Anderson, W. Barnard, L. G. Bongiorni, H. Brown, Ed Burkey, Artie Ballard, Donald Booth, Betty Bruce, Carol Butts, Margaret Allen, Alpha Andrews, Leslie Beasley, Bruce Bowman, Betty Brueske, Grace Caines, Edna Allen, Elva Ashenfelter, H. Bennett, B. Brainard, R. Bruketta, Anne Camozzy, Helen Campbell, Earl Chambers, John Colwell, Hugh Cotton, Maryon Daniel, Bernice De Sellum, F. Carlson Eva Carriere M. Carter W Y 1 ' Chandler, Jane Chapman, E. Chatham, T. Combs, Herbert Compton, E. Cook, Betty Cox, Everly Crimp, Frank Crow, Lorna Daniels, M. Davis, Dorothy Davis, Henry Detty, Evelyne De Vine, E. Dickeson, M. Case, Jack Chenaur, B. Cooke, Charles Cruse, Charles Dean, S. A.. Dieatrick, B. Chamberlain, M. Chambers, B. Coleman, L. Colwell, Betty Cooper, Chad Corey, Jean Cutting, C. B. Dahlheimer, B. De Boer, Jerry Degerud, E. Dirkes, A. Dixon, Joe 75 Downs, Ralph Elwell, Blaine Galiano, F. Gillis, Malcolm Groeschel, Bob Hammell, Lois 76 Drees, C. Eaton, Phyllis Gardinier, H. Gilmore, Bill Hahn, Jane Hanf, Lois E. Erickson, Lois Emmeneger, O. Eidal, Richard Ellsworth, Zoe Farmer, Bud Farmer, V. Fetters, Joe Fisher, Barbara Garner, E. Gaudette, E. Gaume, Leo Geppi, Anita Grout, Ralph Gregory, L. Griffith, Elsa Grimm, George Hahn, Ruth Hall, Clara Halvorsen, W. Hamilton, A. Hanneman, J. Hansen, Bessie Hansen, Lesley Hansen, Muriel Ellis, Mary Floyd, Ethel Gibson, Ottalie Grim, Howard Hamilton, Don Hansen, W. Harkema, M. Harrell, Lois Hartzell, Edith Hazelwood, L. Hasbrouck, J. Haskins, Keith Heidenrich, B. Highsmith, D. Hill, Helen Hil, Lois Hipkins, Mark Holl, Myron Hope, Margaret Horton, Gail Horton, Marion Houston, W. Hughey, D. Hull, Dorothy Hume, Truman Hunt, Eugene Huss, Laverne lmbert, Eleanor Jackson, Carl Jacobson,Verna Jeffords, 0. Johnson, E. Jongeward, L. Justis, Russell Keck, Mable Keene, K. Kelly, M. Kenworthy, R. Kesterson, R. Kimball, Dick Kinkade, Lois Klampher, Don Knoke, Don Knox, Cllnt Knox, Clyde Knox, Richard Kreidler, Nancy Lafavour, E. 77 Larson, Albert Livingston, P. McConnell, C. Markgrof, Emily Miller, Bob Morris, George 78 Larson, Earl Longmire, B. McDonald, S. Martin, M. Miller, Curtis Moser, Agnes Legg, Herbert Lerfald, B. Longmire, E. Lumsden, M. McEIhiney, J. Makela, C. Martin, Melvin May, Andy Miller, Esther Miller, Hazel Munro, Douglas Murdock, H. Lienhard, Bert Lynch, Maxine Manning, F. Mlllergaarcl, E. Mitchell, Lola Myers, Boyd Lindsay, Z. E. Lygreson, B. Marchell, Leone Nlesklmen, H. Mohn, Dick Myers, Jane Livingston, P. McCIary, M. h Marcus, Lettne Metcalfe, Ruth Moller, Phyllis Nesalhaus, M. 6- 'QA '19 nga' ,s , 'za - I , Q -4: -J cu, 5 . ,Q ' fy R A' .iw g, fr '21 6,5 vi: at i , 'YU- Q -5 W 1 i .. , . 1 G1 Nevins, J. Noble, Alma Nprth, Jim Olson, Glenn Omoth, Martin O'NeiI, John O'Neil, Pat Palmer, G. Palmer, James Rice, Bill Perrault, G. Petersen, R. Petrick, Marian Porter, Betty Powell, B M. Prater, Myrna Price, P. Putman, Robert Quick, E. M. Rushmeier, F. Rublin, Robert Rowley, Lloyd Rodman, M. Parker, Myrlin Robinson. E. Robertson, E. Roberts, A. Ringer, I. Richards, E. Rice, Hazel Roderick, C. Rennie, M. E. Redfield, B. Raymond, Bill Rasmussen, A. Randall, C. Sayles, Jack Sanders, Roy Schober, Jess Schonewill, R. Schramm, G. Sharver, Wm. Sehmel, E. M. Sellers, Beth Shearer, Thea Shelley, Elver Sherrill, D. Short, Elsie Schnebly, C. al Skogsbergh, B. Stalley, Wm. Thomas, Anita Tyrell, M. J. Warner, Glenn Wilson, Evelyn Sincock, Helen Slott, Doris Sperb, Jean Sorgenfrei, S. Spencer, L. Steffen, D. Stickney, Wm. Stinchfield, K. Strange, Ray Stewart, M. Thomas, Ruth Thomson, Colin Thresher, L. Ticknor, W. Tilton,Mazie Urk, Elsie Voll, Stanton Vandenbu-ink,J, Vietzke, A. Waldron, M. Weaver, Ruth Wendler, Doris Whitfield, R. Whittendale, R. Willis, Dorothy Wilson, Edna Wininger, Ruth Workman,Anne Wohl, Beverley Woerner, M. Yeats, Barbara Zafforoni, Joe Zegaric, Helen Zimmerman, B. Spurling, F. Taylor, K. Troxel, Loren Walker, Harold Wilson, W. Wright, M. F.-2 'D 'sa 'Z Top Row: Eldredge, Wickersham, Ashim, Fairbrook Front Row: Langdon, Day, Russell SUE LUMBAIQD The girls of Sue Lombard attribute many of their happiest hours during the past year to the friendships acquired through the social life of the dormitory. Freshmen were immediately initiated into dormitory life when they conducted a lively fire drill for the amusement of the upper classmen. We were proud when we again won the annual Homecoming sign contest. Suppressed Desires was the theme of the hall's special party. It was surprising to learn that conditions have so curbed our desires: no one came dressed as a school teacher. Especially to be remembered were the fireside given during Tolo Week and the Spring Formal. Then there was the annual Easter morning egg-hunt which must be included. The patter of slippers down the hall in response to buzzers, the sound of voices through open doors, the clicking of typewriters, the odor of pop-corn, after-dinner dancing, radios blaring-all remind us that Sue's girls are living. OFFICERS President ............ ................... ............. V i rginia Day Vice-President ...... ..... E. llen Wickersham Secretary ............ ....... H elen Fairbrook Treasurer .......,............. ..... P atricia Langdon Social Commissioner ...... ............................... V irginia Ashim Head Proctors ............. .,.... C harlotte Russell, Ruth Eldredge M rs. Rainey rl, Top Row: Higgins, Dodge Front Row: Johnson, Zamzow, Rote IYAMDLA Beginning the school year with all her rooms filled to capacity, Kamola l-lall started an active year by winning the Homecoming Stunt Night with a clever skit based on the age-old Polishing the Apple idea. This triumph was followed by a truly successful Christmas party which was enlivened by the exchange of presents and a program. During the winter quarter, our second annual Moonglow informal was held. With the East and West rooms transformed into moon magic, all the couples who attended this gala affair had a grand time. The hall also sponsored a theater party. After the movie, the girls returned to Kamola for dancing and re- freshments, completing this evening of fun. The pep and good-fellowship which has prevailed in Kamola for the past year can be traced definitely to her hard-working, capable corps of officers and to Mrs. Reynolds who, in one short year, has made this dormitory seem like home to the one hundred and fifty girls who work and play under Kamola's rambling tile roofs. OFFICERS President ........... .............,...... ........ I o ne Zamzow Vice-President ..... ....... P auline Johnson Secretary ........,.....,.,,. ............... L ois Dodge Treasurer ..................... ....... M ary Jane Rote Social Commissioner ..... ...... T rula Higgins A M rs. Reynolds Top Row: Spring, Dorey, Welsh, Makela, McCleary, Sharuver, Anderson, Stoddard, E. Smith, Ove, Allen, Fick, Olson, Holt, Gregory Second Row: Orchard, Hume, Lund, Wilson, Trozel, Berkey, Dieatriok, Beasley, Porter, Johnson, Hipkins, Whit- ing, Green Third Row: Sutton, Bailey, McConnell, Ekman, Mohn, Baker, Carver, Sorgenfrei, Kenworthy, Morris, M. Schneid- miller, Hughey, Hambeltori, North Fourth Row: Brallier, Sellman, Zook, Mason, Hanf, Bucsko, Cappa, Parker, Lindsay, Mix, Montgomery, Pitt Front Row: Burton, Angeline, Hamilton, Bridges, Franizh, Rawley, Mrs. Maynard, Lounsberry, Carlson, Dal- heimer, Roberts, Palo, Zeffords MUNSCN I-IALL Officers: Fall President John Vandenbrink Vice-President Omar Parker Woodrow Wilson Ham Montgomery Alvin Anderson Secretary-Treasurer Social Commissioner Sergeant-at-Arms Winter Ham Montgomery Bill Gregory John Porter ,lim Green Alvin Anderson Omar Parker Spring Omar Parker Arnold Carlson Harold Ove Bill Gregory Hamilton Montgomery Munson Hall, with an increased resident membership, enjoyed one of its most active years. An industrious group of men displayed a clever sign and a gruesome skit for Stunt Night dur- ing the finest Homecoming Week to date. Christmas was appropriately observed with a gift party under Mrs. Maynard's supervision. Further, our firesides were the most enjoy- able of informal functions on the campus. The climax of activities was the annual Faculty Breakfast April 30, which was presided over by the president. l Mrs. Maynard Mingled in with these important hap- penings were all the unforgettable bull sessions, scraping of chairs, and other incidents which caused the past quarters to become memorable. Top Row: Spurling, FuIIer,Smitl1, Harris, Mitchell Front Row: Miss Wentworth, Rogers, Tanning, Ozbolt, Biner DFP-CAMDUI Fall quarter the Off-Campus Club initiated a new idea in the line of entertainment. A Cabaret Dance was the new trend in social evenings. This dance and costume party was a huge success and proved to be very entertaining to the girls and their invited guests. Less original, but every bit as much fun, was the outdoor picnic held for the girls. Dur- ing the winter the annual banquet was held. Spring quarter produced the epic-making Prom sponsored by the Off-Campus Club. The torture of finding a new way to decorate the gym was all forgotten when the dance finally got under way-one o fthe biggest dances of the year. The season was ended with the Mother-Daughter banquet given for the mothers. OFFICERS President .............................................. ..r... M arie Rogers Vice-President, Treasurer ...... ...... K athleen Fuller Secretary ............................ ......... M ary Ozbolt Social Commissioner ....... ......... L ois Schroeder Courtesy Chairman ........... ....... B ernadette Smith Freshman Representative ....... ..... Lola Mitchell Sophomore Representative ....... ..... E dythe Harris Junior Representative ............. .......................... M ae Spurling Adviser ...................... ..... M iss Rosarnond Wentworth , , 9 Q ... .. A . Top Row: Quigley, Reppeto, Steinhardt, Horton, Orendorff, Gregory, Hertz, Kaiyala, Montgomery Second Row: Trainor, Welsh, Galiano, Hahn, Hays, Alford, Hagstrom, Kaiyala, Downs Third Row: Hahn, Porter, Bysom, Westwick, Diede, Butler, Pendleton, Mason, Brown Front Row: Pallfelt, Zamzow, Sibbald, Cotton, Langdon, Tanning, Mitchell, Booth, Wright SIGMA MU EDSILUN This year the Sigma Mu Epsilon club has adopted a new philosophy for their meetings. The programs given during the year consisted of numbers that were made up by the mem- bers themselves, including quartets, trios, piano duos, duets, solos. Many interesting corn- positions were macle. The club has always taken an active part in the activities on the campus. Members of the organization ushered for all the musical events, the Anita Lipp Concert was sponsored by the Sigma Mu Epsilon and the new Recording Hour on Wednesdays was also a new activ- ity sponsored by the club for the campus students interested in hearing the recordings. Great plans are under way for next year's program. GFFICERS President ........... ..... P atricia Langdon Vice-President ...... ....... l one Zamzow Secretary ..,,.,,,. .......,..... B ernice Tonning Treasury ..... ..... H amilton Montgomery Advisers ,,,,, ...... M usic Staff IYAIDDA DELTA IDI l93B-39 has been a successful year intellectually, at least, for Kappa Delta Pi. For the first time, book reviews were introduced by Kappa Delta Pi. These reviews proved very entertaining and will, undoubtedly, be continued next year. Social events for the year included the Homecoming Luncheon, the birthday p a r t y honoring one year of the club's successful work, and the annual Spring Banquet marking the end of the current year. OFFICERS President ........... ..... D orothy Ridley Vice-President ...................... .......... B ob Nesbit Corresponding Secretary ....... ............... R uth Eldredge Recording Secretary ............ ...... M rs. Dorothy Balyeat Treasurer ..............,...... ................... R uth Black Historian ....., .....,.... J ack Rasmussen Adviser ...... ...... Nl iss Mary Simpson Rasmussen, Black, Nesbit Eldredge, Simpson, Balyeat, Ridley Top Row: Ittner, Moller, Anderson, Sibbald, Zimmerman, Evans, Brewer Second Row: Mitchell, Baronovich, Lygreson, Johnson, George, Dunstan, Green, Simpson Third Row: Mundy, Sellers, Rogers, Harris, Hulse, Lippincott, Clarke, LeFebre, Cole, Murphy Front Row: Hildebrand, Whitfield, Davis, Kreidel, Wickersham, Nicholls, Davis, Skelton, Morgan, Jones, Dempster The Association for Childhood Education is an International organization devoted to the advancement of progressive early childhood education. Meisner Chapter Cformerly Kappa Pi, was organized on the Central Washington Col- lege of Education campus February, l939. Through the national publications, national and regional conferences, local and national study groups the Association exerts a definite influence upon the professional development of teachers, the attitude of the public toward young children, and upon the welfare of the children themselves. OFFICERS President ............ ..................... ..... D o rothea Nicholls Vice-President ...... ......... lVl erle Skelton Secretary ,..,..,,.. ..... E llen Wickersham Treasurer .................. ........ J une Morgan Social Commissioner ............ ..... P auline Kreiclel Publications Representative ...... ............... V iolet Dempster Advisers .........,....,..,,..,....,..................... Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mundy, Miss Mary Simpson, State President 88 Playnites were fun!!-'Specially the one where the initiates Cin the darkj were 'taken' for a tour of the gym.-Friendly rivalry made basketball and baseball lively.+Breakfast hikes attracted hordes of hungry-dorm-fed girls.-We all had a jolly time on the over-nite trip at Taneum, cold swims in the river, long hikes, baseball, camp fires, mosquitoes, wild flowers, and food! The banquet in the Blue Room of the New York Cafe was a grand climax to the year's activities. OFFICERS President ................................................................ Dora Brunner Vice-President-Treasurer .... Winifred Mecldins, Violet Hagstrom General Sports Manager .......................................... Betty Nelson Social Commissioner ......... ..... M ary Jane Rote Secretary .,,,....................... ..... . .- ............. Mary Skocllilich Correspondirfg Secretary ........,................................. Elsa Griffith Freshman Representatives .......,.. Ottalee Gibson, Alice Hamilton Sophomore Representative .................................... Joyce Hanson Junior Representative ........... ....... A nnaray Connell Senior Representative ..... ......... M argaret Jose Adviser ...................... ....... J esse Puckett Jose, Nelson, Gibson, Connell, Hagstrom, Brunner, Miss Puckett, Skochilich, Rote Top Row: Dr. Carstensen, Sablocki, Parker, Roberg, Kneeland, Eustace, Dickson Second Row: Louis, Huggins, Day, Hunt, Ove, Ridley, Wess, Russell Front Row: Zygar, Elder, Ed Smith, Meeks, Lassoie, Woodward, Whitner, Bill Myers, Ozbolt HEIQDDDTEANS The year's activities of the club centered around the International Relations Club Con ference held here in March. The local club acted as host to l43 delegates from 21 col- leges of the Northwest. The general opinion is that the club succeeded both intellectually and socially. Other activities of the club included the Open Forums, an annual banquet and a bean feed. Plans are under way for bigger and better Forums in the coming year and for more after-dinner speeches from the advisers! OFFICERS President ...... .......... ,I oe Lassoie Vice-President ..... ..... D orothy Eustace Secretary ........ .................. lVl ary Ozbolt Adviser ...... ...... D r. Vernon Carstensen N EWMAN CLIJ I3 The Newman Club is primarily a spiritual, educational and social club organized on the campus for college Catholics. The first Sunday of each month is set aside for the Communion Breakfast, which is fol- lowed by a short club meeting. Twice a month, discussion groups meet. The activities for this year close with the club picnic. OFFICERS President ........... ....... B eryl Bedarcl Vice-President ....... ..... M ary Skochilich Secretary-Treasurert... ...... Lois Kryger Social Commissioner ..,,., ....,.,............,.,,,, E cl Brown Adviser ...................... ..... M iss Amanda K. I-lebeler Top Row: Smith, Franich, Kryger, Bucsko, George, Gilmore Second Row: Stoddard, Smith, Bow, Brown, Carey, Noble, Moser Third Row: Keene, Bedard, Dickeson, Metcalf, Bedard, Heath, Louis, Hebeler Front Row: Thrash, Brucketta, Brain, Biner, Furness, Skochilich, Ozbolt Top Row: Burch, Gregory, Roberg, Aimes Second Row: Howard, Fltterer, Myers, Carrier Third Row: Adams, Metcalf, Makela, Beasley, Myers, Sorgenfrei, Moser Front Flow: Dr. Sparks, Whitner, Angeline, Meeks, Rasmussen, Breithaupt, Desvoigne, Ro ers I NTEIQCULLEIEIATE KN IGHTS The Claw chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights has completed its third year as a mem- ber of the national service honorary. Service is the motivating factor of the organization whose members ask only to be allowed to serve. The many routine duties such as guiding, ushering, policing, and assisting in any num- ber of ways are regular functions of the I. Kfs serving unnoticed. Sharing heavily in important A. S. B. functions, the Claws heightened Homecoming with their colorful coronation of Queen Evelyn Murphy. Athletic coaches commended the l. K's for their aid in expediating games during the football, basketball, and track events. Next year, under Duke-elect Lee Metcalf, the Claws will work to strengthen the A. S. B. in every way possible, to add to the success of any and all school functions, and to perform in such a way as to fulfill their pledge of Service, Sacrifice, and Loyalty. OFFICERS Honorable Duke ..... ...................... ..... ,I a ck Rasmussen Worthy Scribe ........................ .......... K enny Meeks Chancellor of the Exchequor ..... ..... C harles Breithaupt Historian .........................,....... ..... M erritt Des Voigne Worthy Guard ...... ......... F rank Angeline Adviser .....,.,....... ..... D r. Loren Sparks 4 'Bwff 5 4 W. Meeks, Kennie Pres. A. S. B. Hopkins, Bill A. S. 13. Council. Nlurphy, Evelyn Ilomeroming' Queen. Bedard, Beryl Pres, Newman Club. Reidhead, Virginia Pres. Art Cluli. Parker, Omar Pres. Munson Vandenbrink, Johnnie A. S. 13. Council. Morris, Buster A. S. B. Council. Ozbolt, Mary Pres. Intercol. Conf. Rasmussen, Jack I. K. Dulce. Day, Virginia Pres. Sue i.4Ol'I'lilZI Perrault, Louise rd. Pros. Wninerrs Lezuru Johnson, Pauline A. B. Council. Howard, Ham A. S. B. Council. Akerson, Stanley Pres. WV1'1itlmeck Flub. Lassoie, Joe Pres. Hermlotezms. Zarnzow, lone Pres. Knniul2L Whitner, Bob A. S. B., Ed. of C Pier. Lounsberry, Jim A. S. H. Collin-il Ridley, Dorothy l'rus. K. 13. P. Nicholls, Dorothea 1f'i'0:4. A. C. .I'l. Vandenbrink, John Pres, AiLll'lHOl'l. Parker, Omar A. li. Council. Fitterer, Joe H0lTlCC'0l'lllllH Cllr. Langdon, Patricia Pres. M. E. Brunner, Dora Pres. 'W. A. A. Montgomery, Ham Pres. Munson. l il l fl . ' 4,3 Q--' lisa- I-' Q. 1 I Rogers, Marie Montgomery, Ham Pros. Ufl'-Cmnnus. I Cllllwlii Dieringer, Nick Lund Ted l'x'cfs. Jr. fflnss. ' 1 ss Desvoignes, Ole Falrbrook Helen Sill.-ill-Al'lllH Jr. Class. 4 1 Howard, Ham Makela, Harold Sl. Rep. Snlxh. Clziss. ' is Sf L ss Bacon, Dick Sgt..-ul-.Xrlmls Fm Pettit, Maurice I'n-vs. Sr. Class. Svtoddard, Jack Stickney, Bill sh PIHSSY. Pres. l41l'0Sll Class. Nesbit Bob Quartet. Jose, Margaret lr .l , .l l ll Camozzy, Helen SCL lxnsh C aw Orendorff, Harold Quulel Welsh, Roy Q mmext. l'11n1st Hopkins Bill SL Rep Q1 C1-s Whltner Bob '. I p. Jr. C'Ss. Moser, Walt Sm-. Comm. Qoph, Clfiss. Baker, Oral Sou. Comm. Prosh Class. Aimes, Bill llguartet. Hays, Betty Qoloiet 1'lij'1h 5' X. Press. J 1'. Class. Sr, Class Sec-. Fittererl Joe llynkem Editor. Pri-s. Suph. Flaws. Perrault, Louise Warner, Glen Soc. Cum. .l1'. Class. Pres. l+'1'o:-:ll Cla:-sr-:. Kelleher, Kathleen Sou Sow. 55 W 'UQ WHITNER, BOB Editor Editing DESVOIGNE, oLE On the make-up Business Manager FARM ER, BUD Sports' Editor BRUCKETTA, ANNE Women's Athletics Proof reading Music Features Features DONALD MACRAE Crier Adviser EYYSOM, MARJORIE ITTNER, WILMA TRANUM, GUNAR u JON ES, LOUISE Reporter MITCHELL, LLOYD Features EUSTACE, DOROTHY Features Writing copy l tor ponders ders ponder JOHNSON, ALENE Reporter HASBROUCK, JACK Reporter BRADEN, MARCELLA Reporter POTRETZKE, MURIAN Reporter aw e Q, W3 ' Business Manager Shoot'er JOSE MARGARET Editor Panel flunkies CAPPA, FABIO Enlargmg JOHNSON, PAULINE Developing Art Editor X ,,,.-- BURWELL, BETTY Asst. Art Editor fibre. Sv' SABLOCKI, HELEN Women's Athletics i ELDREDGE, RUTH Publication Manager HOWARD, HAM Classes Com. RUSSELL, CHARLOTTE Classes Com. WINES, NELLIE Circulation Manager H. GLENN HOGUE Hyakem Adviser SUTTON, FAYE Photographic Com. NORTON, C. ELBERT Photographic Com. MASON, HELEN Charge of Index LIPPINCOTT, CAROL Classes Com. ul vi' Brisbin, Elaine McDonald, Shirley Miller, Hazel Murphy, Evelyn Heath, Dorothea Alder, Pauline Noble, Alma Kerr, Betty Rockway, Helen Davis, Betty Rice, Hazel Johnson, Jean MUST BEAUTIFUL IEIIQL CUNTEST The W Club took their life in their own hands and were brave enough to come out with the pictures of a dozen girls labelled the most beautiful girls on the campus. The whole iclea in back of this brave declaration was the search for a queen for the annual Colonial Ball. The boys took the initiative when they selected the girls and the students of the campus made the final decision. The ballots showed Dorothea Heath of Kamola Hall to be the most beauti- ful girl on the campus. ,,, nw. ! 'pn . ' ' x I Dorothea Heath ': -54- ' .f pa 1 . LOUISE PERRAULT and JOHN VANDENBRINK Voted Most Popular Boy and Girl Students W Q PRESIDENT McCONNELL'S RESIDENCE PHOTO By HOGUE Spring is wrniwg now, the sim Ctgllhlx is gayg Each, day like a last sp1'mg's happy clay. S 4?Q 7 'u-1 F . . 1 v ' 4 . . N - f v 1 1 1 Q fu , 1 RTL! .L E ,' 4 1 .IQ 11 M, QE ad - ff , N T z1- 'v Vf f .1 . f . . J . 1. 4 o -' ' 1. . ,. i - ' 3 ., i ., . . v , D' x' q .' 1' ,.,,,.., , . . j.: L, ' .. A ' ,K w i I. .., v,-11.1-3, . .- 3, . .. .- f L' - , . e ' ' Q, 41 .r .4 , X -v-. 1 . ,. - ' ' V Q-,1 '.A . 'J ' - . . r 1' ' M. ' ' 1- u I1 V B 1 1 1 Y 4 .J .ff :Cy A ., .. . A-r'-: '-1 1 A. V' 5.1. .ft U. if -1. ,- .-T.: 1 1 ',4..I,w13fJ as 4 qiff 119, ..qg:lhj.1 112411215 1 4-I A 4 -?i,11k1a.!f1 QQ L.iR'1,Hh- Y? il -' 7 4535 6 Ilvqbi , 1 'f 11 's ' 1 'QE' 1. 1 ' V- V15 --r 'Q ',T3.l'1b!,. 3-F Z' -b. - A R.. T, 2U4, '--. 4 :.,:1'1i ,fvg- ,,'ig,:I..fff1x 5-5, 4 1 A f J , 4,41 ' 11'. 'ri' EU? 'N Lf' -1 15 -vr,.- :L l 11' if 73 '! 'lQ'h.1, S, 1 .Q ,u ',E'Me- 'fp-,gy A r 1 4. 7 1 1 . . iZ.,':L! 3 1:5-1:- 1 ' 1 r 5 . in ' x 4 J ' ivy. in-1 1. 1- . gg., . vlJ '. V' u ll ' ' -4-l Ry, ' -es..-V J 31' ,MHA Q2 1 4- , 4 n . ,I J ' ,QI LJ ff - 1 ' 11- ff , -gg 4 Q .?lTf.4- 'N - , uh'-i' xl Qi' J. A... .. A- 1 9 ' 2 3i'L:+.- 1 i ' ,, . - f' ' Q ' 1 , ,-. . ' ,..Q, , :': ' ' 'fi ' ' , 5 M + - ff-ffl' '-7'-2.2g.:'j .711 r - V 2 WH, 74' 55-5s'S:.:f-wiki' g . '75 , V-If Big' ' --:fx-!?Q. ' A . ,,1 g f ' , Q5f f 'f'?J .if Pr-noTo By Hocus Is fit not fine to 1rnMv Ain, .Qprizz-0, l'l'l1mz' 7ucrzfc.9 are bow? and hem' b-irds sing? lIo11' n 1w1z 01jz1 cuts away the years And l1,0'11' f'l0Kl'l'l, fha pficfmw f'0'H'lf?S Of mot u n1'n days, brislf mul Im-.Syg Charged with kewl sunshine. And you, ,wtirrvcl with activityg The spirit of these mz efrget'ic' days. They W'hi.s1fle Wflzile They TfV0rk EMPLOYEES OF THE CAMPUS 0 Geneva Deaton's Arith. helps here- she works in bus. office. Carol Lippincott does Mrs. Holmes' licking. Training School couldn't keep going without help of Olson and Quick. Nellie Wines knows her' tools-she works in Ind. Art Department. Uflfl-7072 Will I'rof1ff'i fha iVorki.H0 Girl If it's book-Iearnin' you want, con- sult Theda Black. She's a librarian. Betty Lygreson learns recipes, tastes cooking, types for Econ. Dept. Robin Hood had nothing on Elaine Brisbin, P. E. Dept. Worker. Cleo Carrier can tell you about frogs, etc. She cleans up after Mr. Quigley. Lantern slides aren't puzzling to Fine Art. Dept. worker, Dorothy Hanf. Murian Potretzke answers phone, types, does odd jobs for Dr. Lind in Science Dept. Registrar's Office keeps going with help of Florence Galiano. Dorothy Nicholls keeps Mr. Holmes straight on Dean's work and finances. SZICIVILVQIZI CINV SCIV KITTIITAS VALLE Where Reclamafion Is Kingu THIS SPACE IS CONTRIBUTED' BY THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS f -- v- This space is contributed by: Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, Rota:-ian Club, Pacific Fruit and Produce Co., F. A. 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AUDION THEATRE MID-STATE THEATRE ONLY EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN THEATRE IN THE FIRST AND SECOND RUN SCREEN ATTRACTIONS CITY: STUDENT PRICES 27e STUDENT PRICES 2Oc Quality Shows At Lowest Possible Prices. TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY Building Material and Fuel If its for building or burning, we have it W. Fifth St Phone Main 98 JAY A. WHITFIELD Attorney Phone Main 142 Olympia, Block ir Complimenis of CASCADE LUMBER COMPANY THE PASTIME Sportsmen's Headquarters MEETING PLACE OF ELLENSBURG Fishing Tackle Ammunition HARRY S. ELWUOD Prescription Druggist Phone Main 55 Free Delivery ELMER SUDLER, AGT. STOCKDALE New York Life Insurance Co. I-and and Investment Writing all forms: Life and Company Annuity Contracts O WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK BLDG. A. A. BERGAN Plumbing and Heating 'lr 105 E t Fifth Street Phone Main 18 Capital Avenue Greenhouse FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SEE OUR ORCHIDSH Downtown store-404 N. Pearl Greenh 715 Capital Ave STUDENTS DEMAND SODY-LICIOUS DR. S. M. FARRELL Beverages in bottles-and you get the best OLYMPIC BLOCK SODY-LISCIOUS BEVERAGE CO. BLACK 3611 Complimenfs of KITTITAS FARIVIERS CO. SHORT 81 SHORT ATTORNEYS HOME OWNED DR J H MUNDY oesosws MlLK BREAD DENTIST 0 MODEL BAKERY Olympic Block Phone Main 96 PHONE MAIN 163 UNITED BAKERY BREAD Delicious Cakes and Pastries HONEY-KRUST BREAD Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Peterson Main 108 Fawelfs HEADQUARTERS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS 405 N. Pearl Bl2l,Ck 4112 Compliments of Greene Winkler Company SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Sincere best wishes for success as teachers, from a Friend HCFSTEATERS Dry Goods, Lingerie, Hosiery, and Ready to Wear Men's Dress Shirts, Ties, and Soxs 314 North Pine LEONARD F. BURRAGE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States Phone Main 69 251 Dovershire St. Everything for the teathercrafterg Fancy Leather for craft workers. CSEND 5c IN STAMPS Fon sAMPLEsn W. A. HALL AND SON Boston, Mass. Sixth and Main FALTUS 8: PETERSCN Where your car is properly serviced Phone Main 146 Compliments of Commissary of the Yakima Valley SPONSORS OF RED AND WHITE STORES HAIQIQY HAIQTMAN BOOKS AND PRINTS O 1313 F fth Ave. Seattle, Wash. Travel In, smsnmulnlan nnulsin canon East and west from Ellensburg, along the scenic Northern Short Route, ricle in luxurious comfort aboard a de luxe Cruiser Coach, enjoying every smooth mile of the Way. Frequent local and trans- continental schedules. Low, money-saving fares. wnsumsrun mnmn unnnn system QMS' FIFTH sz PINE ELLENSBURG MAIN 176 QYSTYYQ 5 Ellensburg's Famous NEW YORK CAFE Yakimds Ouisianding GOLDEN WHEEL CAFE Best Meals at Lowest Cost WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE ALWAYS OPEN MODERN CLEANERS 81 TAILORS Ellensburg Leading Cleaners JFLOYUS 53 roon SToR1E 53 Fine Foods All the Timen CARTER TRANSFER CO. General Transfer and Storage Archer Patrick--Coal . . .Wood . . . Fuel Oil FREEMAN AUTO COMPANY NASH-LAFAYET TE LEONARDS REFRIGERATORS RIES KENDALL OIL G TRIANGLE AUTO WRECKING COMPANY New and Used Parts For All Makes of Cars Complimenis of KITTITAS COUNTY FARM BUREAU The Farmers Organizafion of Kihfiias Couniy i' Complimemfs of COMSTOCK-ARVIDSON CO. 'A' Compliments of THULUH-HIGHHHIJSUH CLINIC Food Shop Hotel Smoke House Restaurant Modernized Recreation I untuin Service Newly Renov t d Sport Su l C t' MAIN 41 M N 106 A N '76 Enfield Ilairg 6 Winn A p.x5'5 EARL E. ANDERSON MAIN 140 Knightfs Pickle and Dairy PTociiicts...a're H 9 t U Each one has the degree of 5 Doctor of epicurean delights THE KNIGHT PACKING COMPANY PORTLAND, oRE. Bill and Mabel's BRTTIE SPOT Star S oc-: Shop FRANK STRANGE 416 No. Pine Ph . Black 4431 HARRY MOSE MCDOWELUS OUALITY GROCERY THE HOME GROCERY MAIN as MAIN 174 RED 5341 SIX FREE DELIVERIES DAILY GUS DAMASKOS BOB LAURENT P R I C E - L E S S CUT-RATE FOOD MARKET THIRD AND PINE ST PHONE MAIN 25 Tiffany-Cunningham Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE F. H. A. LOANS REAL ESTATE All Over the World Better Foods Lower Prices Dll513Ly'Wll3I3LY Corner Third and Pearl St. Self Service Store Main 696 TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WHOLESALE O Phone Main 64x Main 64 rom the negatifues we macle of you for the Hyalcem, lonely large portraits can he reproduced in as artistic jinis li. Specially priced to you, at this time, for only tial .00 each. O hand oil painting Sl.00 additional. Also, we specialize in Application Photographs, made on heavy por- trait quality paper for only 32.75 per doz. 52.00 per M cloz. Write your order in now, we will give you prompt attention. Kennella llis ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS F CR THE 1939 HYAKEM 518 CRARY BLDG. SEATTLE, WASH. OSTRANDER DRUG COMPANY The Store for wality and Service f ARL PHON funn ll, IIEIILEIIEII umnnun SALES AND SERVICE C Sport Equipment RAMSAY HARDWARE COMPANY For all seasons of the year O Complimenls of I The Ellenshurg Capital Printers for Ellensburg C JOHNSON'S PLUMBING 8: HEATING MONARCH AND MAYTAG SERVICE 0 l3lLMOUlQ'I O 'francs' Qfzocefzies I -- QUAl.lTY AND DIQDMDT sfnvlcli 308 Nonrru DEAIQL Phones: MAIN 104 203 H. H. STUHIS CU. 5c-l0c and 25c Store ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON ELLENSBURG BOOK 8: STATIONARY CO. SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE FOUNTAIN PENS-RING BooKs IN KITTITA 'IH UB Clothiers-Furnish -Shoeists ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON ELLENSBURG TELEPHONE CO. Drugs Fountain Lunches SERVICE DRUG STORE 1 . 1 , ,L onlflfzem s anal Zzsses xgjpjuavej 1 KREIDEL STYLE SHCP BOSTIC'S DRUG STORE PHILCO RADIOS I J. N. O. THOMSON JEWELER Offlclal C. W. C. E. Puls 84 Rings WATCHMAKER--JEWELER-ENGRAVE g I -' 1 57E'55B75 WESTERN ENGHAVING affza!C0.I.0l1'l'Yfl?E U Eighth G Virginia - Seattle - Washington- SEATTLE ENGILAVING 1: oMPANY 'k ir Gomplimenfs of Fitterer Bros. ' 'af Pure Maferlals HILD SYSTEM UF CLEANING HUGS ASK FOR CAIQMICHAL ICE CIDEAM ELLENSBURG'S BEST I Maid O'Clover Cheese and Butter U MILK DIQUIDUCTI C0 ' K. 1. ' J.C'.PENNEY COMPHN.Y,Insc. DEPARTMENT STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE Blanche's Apparel READY TO VVEAR MILLINERY, HOSIERY, LINGERIE SPORTS WEAR Mrs. Blanche Dickson BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE Yantis Furniture Co. New and Secondhand Goods Hardware Goods Exchange HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA, 'watches Watch 85 Clock Repairing a. Specialty J. W. Cummins 402 NO. PEARL HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS Next to Elk Temple Black 5651 E. Wilson, P op Ben Franklin Store 51: at 10C- 81.00 at UP J .L. HARRIS, Prop. GREEN LANTERN HOME COOKED MEALS FOUNTAIN MRS. NELL WILLIAMS Compliments of Ellensburg Harcllware Co. Where Quality And Price Meet Morganfs DRY GOODS 'ZOJomen's 'Ready to 'wear LINGERIE-MILLNINERY-H0SIERY Dick's Shoe Hospital Our work is never done until you are satisfied CORNER THIRD 8: PEARL Rathbun' s Implements McCormick Deering Farm Machinery International Trucks SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES RADIOS H E R B S T Authorized Dealer For WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY APPLIANCE SPORTING Goons Complimcnls of PAYNE'S EGG ESTABLISHMENT Delsman' s Green House Flowers In Season CORSAGES-POTTED PLANTS 315 w. EIGHTH PHONE RED 2592 ThlS Label appears only ln the best award sweater money can buy CITY LIGHT AN ATER EY Q ,ii E gg ,,, j EQ:-W .XamEsb' , .. H.. fa X wi ' 3 1 31- 1 E vig? ME Q Q L mm :Z S1E',.:f an 1 S :JH Q9 mn umx1a?Sx , - . iswysgs kbs A mama! .2 as 5 E552 :QL :MAE wifiw- ompliments Wholesalers Of The Was'I1ed and Improved Patrick Goal MINES OFFICES RONALD, WASH. BELLINGHAM, WASH 75. 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Flowers, Alice 25 Hebeler, Amanda, 17, 19, 21, 55, 91. Hawkins, Elvera Hertz, Wayne S., 50, 54, 52, 53, 86, 141. Adams, Arloween, 74 Adams, Dorothy 74, 116, 160 Adams, Sam 69, 92 Adie, Marie 74, 144, 159 Aimes, Bill 52, 95 Akerson, Stanley 58, 94 Alder, Pauline 74, 104 Alexander, Wanda 69 Alford, Clifton 74, 52 Allen, Alpha 74 Allen, Jean 24, 69, 116 Allen, Otis Richard Aller, Virginia 74 Ames, Bill 53, 74, 92 Andersen Gladys 62 Anderson Alven 58, 149 Anderson, Barbara 52, 74 Anderson Helen 74 Anderson, Victor 69 Anderton, Wesley 74 Andrews, Leslie 74 Angel, Hattie Angeline, Frank 62, 92 Armstrong, Mary Jane 62 Artz, Thelma Ashbaugh, John 58 Ashenfelter, Harriet 74, 116, Ashim, Virginia 62, 148 Augustavo, Leona 62 Bacon, Richard 42, 74 Bacus, Evelyn Bailey, Jim 62, 146 Baker, Oral 36, 74,95, 148 Baker, William 74 Ballard, Donald 74 150 STAFF AND EMDLDYEES Hinch, N. E., 47. Hogue, H. Glenn 22, 23, 51, 100, 101, 144 Holmes, Margaret C., 12, 56, 141. Holmes, O. H., 12, 15, 56. Hull, Leslie, 25. Johanson, Tennie, 17. Jones, Pearl, 17. Jongeward, Donaldg Gardener 115. Lembke, Blanche, 47. Lembke, Russell W., 47. Lent, Edna Louise, 50. Lind, Edmund L., 54. Mabee, George, 25, 31. MacRae, Donald, 15, 47, 98. Maynard, Faye, 84. Michaelson, Helen, 23, 118. Monroe, Mabel Mount, Margaret, 50. Mundy, Alice, 17. Munger, Louis C., 115. Muzzall, Ernest L., 13, 22. Myers, Cloice E., 50, 51, 52, 53. Nelson, Dorothy, 11. Nicholson, Leo S., 25, 31. Pinney, Gertrude, 13. CLASS DOLL Balyeat, Dorothy 58, 87 Barclay, Thelma Lou 69 Barich, Fred Barkuloo, Duane Barnard, Lois 74 Barnett, Dennis 32 Barnhart, Lillie 58 Baronvich, Marjorie 62 Barra, Romeo 24, 62 Baugher, Eddythe Bayle, Doris 58, 144 Beasley, Bruce 74 Bedard, Beryl 62, 94, 148 Bedard, Clara 62 Bennett, Barbara 74 Bennett, Vera 74 Berkey, Elsie 69 Berkey, Frankie 69, 141 Berkey, Victor 74 Biner, Betty 69,85 Black, Ruth 87 Black, Theda 69, 117 Bloom, Shirley 69, 146 Bolton, Beatrice 74 Bongiorni, Henry 74 Booth, Betty 52, 74 Booth, Edith 52, 69 Bostonero, Americo 32, 69 Bow, Eleanor 69, 149 Bowers, Helen 69 Bowers, Keith 62 Bowers, Marlon 69 Bowie, Elizabeth 62 Bowman, Betty 74 Braden, Marcella 62' Brady, Ethelyn 58 Puckett, Jesse, 25, 26, 89. Pugh, Alene Fay, 13, 55. Quigley, Harold, 54, 86. Rainey, Lula, 82. Randall, Reino, 22. Reynolds, Mary J., 83. Samuelson, E. E., 12, 21. Shaw, Reginald, 54, 56. Simpson, Mary 17, 21, 87, 88 87, 88. Smyser, Selden, 56. Sogge, George, 23. Sparks, L. D., 21, 92. Spurgeon, Edna CSarahl 22 Steinhardt, Milton, 50, 51, 52 53, 86. Stephens, Williams T., 21, 144 Steward, Margaret, 12. Thomas, Clare, Fireman, 115 Thompson, Donald H., 18, 21 Trainor, Joseph, 15, 22, 53, 55, 86. Treadwell, Alva E., 52, 53, 55. Wentworth, Rosamond, 25, 26 85. Whitney, Henry J., ll, 55. Winiger, George: Watchman, 115. Yeager, Fanchon, 17. Brain, George 69 Brain, James 62 Brain, Patricia 53, 69, 141 Brainard, Robert 74 Brallier, Paul 69 Bramlett, Clifford Breece, Harold CWm.J 53, 69 Breede, William Breithaupt, Charles 62, 92, 141, 148 Brewer, Margaret 62 Bridges, Tom 43, 74, 159 Brisbin, Elaine 53, 74, 104, 117 Brisbin, Maxine 53, 69, 146 Brondt, Kenneth Brown, Edwin 74 Brown, Georgia Brown, Marjorie 52, 62, 146 Brown, Marjorie J. 69 Bruce, Carol 74 Bruce, Harold 74 Brueske, Grace 74 Bruketta, Anne 74, 98 Brunner, Dora 62, 89, 94, 145 Brunner, Doris 74 Bucsko, Ray 74, 144, 159 Bull, Walter 52, 62 Bullard, Roberta 24, 74 Burch, Howard 62, 92, 141 Burdick, Lydia 58, 118, 145, 160 Burkett, Alice Burkey, Artie 74 Burnett, Commodore 37, 62 Burnham, Mary 52, 69 Burton, Austin 69 Burwell, Barbara 69, 144, 149 Burwell, Betty 62, 100, 148 Butler, Jocelyn 58 Butts, Margaret 53, 74 Bysom, Marjorie 52, 62, 98 Caines, Edna 74 Calkins, Grayce 62 Camozzy, Helen 74, 95 Campbell, Clifford 69 Campbell, Earl 75 Candage, Vina 69 Cappa, Fabio 58, 100 Carey, William 58 Carlson, Arnold 63 Carlson, Eva '75, 101 Carollo, Olga 63, 160 Carr, Bob 37, 42, 63 Carrier, Cleo 69, 116, 117 Carriere, Mervin 75, 92 Cartensen, Mary Carter, Wilburn 75 Carver, Dick Case, Jack 75 Chamber, Betty Chambers, Mary Jane '75 Chambers, Bernice 58 Chambers, John '75 Chandler, Jane 75 Chapman, Elizabeth 75, 160 Chatham, Thelma 75 Cheneur, Bonita 75 Christian, ,Vernon Christopherson, Mary 58 Clark, Elsie 58 Clark, Virginia 52, 69 Cochrane, Ethel Mae 52 ,69 Cole, Nita 52, 63 Coleman, Lucina 75 Colman, Lillian 52, 69 Colwell, Betty 75 Colwell, Hugh 75 Combs, Herb Jr. 75 Compton, Evelyn 75 Conahan, Helen Connell, Annaray 63, 89, 148 Conner, Barney 69 Cook, Betty 53, '75, 160 Cooke, Charles 75 Cooke, Ruth 69 Cooper, Chad 75 Cooper, Virginia 69 Corey, Jean 75, 116, 160 Cotton, Maryon 75, 116 Coventon, Kathleen 69 Cox, Everly 75 Coy, Robert 35, 69 Crim, Betty Crimp, Frank 75 Crimp, Jared 69 Crow, Dorothy Crow, Lorna 75 Cruse, Charles 75 Culver, Robert Cunningham, Charles 52 Currie, Betty 63 Curtis, Thelma 58 Cushman, Herbert Custer, Marguerite 70 Cutting, Cora Bell 75, 160 Dahlberg, Lillian 63 Dahlheimer, Bill 37, 75, 148 Daniel, Bernice 75 Daniels, Mildred 75 Davis Betty 58, 104 Davis Dorothy 75 Davis, Helen Jean 58 Davis, Henry 75 Davis, Keith Day, Virginia 63, 90, 94, 148 Dean, Sara Ann 75, 149 Deaton, Geneva 70, 117 De Boer, Jerry 75 Degerud, Evelyn 75, 147 Degerud, Evelyn 75 Dekker, Lydia 63, 146 Demmert, Arthur 58 Demmert, Embert 58 Fiander, Leona 70 Fick, Gayle 70 Fish, Nina 63 Fish, Nita 63 Fisher, Barbara 76 Fitterer, Joe 70, 92, 94, 95 Flajole, Mary 59 Floyd, Ethel 76 Ford, Wendell Fotheringill, Darield 59 Fraley, Dorothy Franich, George 70 Franklin, Betty 63, 145 French, James 63 Fuller, Kathleen 52, 70, 85 Furness, Jeannette 70, 146 Dempster, Violet 63, 145, 147 De Sellem, Freda 75 Des Voigne, Merritt 63, 92, 95, 98 Detty, Evelyne 75 De Vine, Ernest 75 Dickeson, Margaret 75, 146 Dickson, Edward 63, 90 Dickson, Ellen 70 Dieatrick, Bruce 52, 75, 149 Diede, Velva 52, 63 Dieringer, Nick 63, 95, 141, 149 Dimmitt, Charlotte 53, 70, 116, 160 Dirkes, Andrew 75 Dixon, Joe Dodge, Lois 70, 83 Dorey, Ivan 70 Douglas, Mary Scott 70 Downs, Ralph 52, 51, 76 Drees, Catherine 76 Dunham, Horace 58, 141 Dunn, Betty 70 Dunstan, Louise 58 East, Jack Eastlund, Lyndsay Eastlund, Mildred 58 Eaton, Phyllis 76 Eckis, Ted 70 Eidal, Richard 76 Ekman, Earl 70 Elder, June 63 ' Elder, Walter 63, 90 Eldredge, Ruth 58, 87, 100, 145, 148 Ellis, Jessie 63 Ellis, Mary 76 Ellsworth, Lois 53, 70 Ellsworth, Zoe 76 Elwell, Blaine 76 Emmeneger, Oscar 76 Erickson, Genevieve 63, 148 Erickson, Lois 76 Esperson, Eda Estes, Jean 70, 144, 160 Eustace, Dorothy 58,90, 144 Evans, Ruth Mae 63 Evens, Lela 70 E Fairbrook, Helen 52, 63, 148 Farmer, Ewart CBudl 76, 98 Farmer, Vernon 76 Farnarn, Marcella 59 Farris, Glenn 33, 44, 70 Fetters, Joe 76 Gaches, Eva Galiano, Florence 52, 76, 117 141, 142 Gans, Alice Gardinier, Harriet 76 Garner, Elizabeth 76 Gaudette, Elaine 52, 76, 160 Gaume, Leo 32, 76 George, Bertha 64 Geppi, Anita 76, 146 Gibson, Ottalee 76, 89 Gibson, Verna 70 Gieseker, Leonard Gillis, Malcolm 76. Gilmore, Bill 76 Gilmour, Eve Gleeson, Virginia 59 Goodman, Allen 34, 70 Gould Keith 52, 59 Grant, Ralph Green, Don 52, 70 Green, James 24, 70, 146 Green Catherine 59, 145 Green, Odessa 59 Greenwood, Ruth 64 Gregory, Lovelia 76 Gregory, William 52, 59, 92 Griffith, Elsa 76, 118, 144, 160 Grim, Howard 76 Grimm, George 76 Groeschell, Bob 52, 76 Groseclose, Lillian 64 Grout, Ralph 76 Guderian, Freda 59 Hagstrom, Arlene 64 Hagstrom, Violet 52, 64, 89 Hahn, Dorothy 52, 59 Hahn, Jane 76 Hahn, Laura 52, 59 Hahn, Ruth 52, 70, 76 Haley, Alvin 59, 159 Halvorsen, Walter 76 Hall, Clara 76 Hambelton, William 70, 146 Hamilton, Alice 76 Hamilton, Don 24, 76, 159 Hammell, Lois 76 Hanf, Dorothy 70, 117 Hanf, Lois 76 Hanft, Gerald 70 Hanneman, Joyce 76 Hansen, Bessie 76 Hansen, Leslie 76 Hansen, Muriel 76 151 QIGNI INDE Hansen, Wesley 76 Hanson, Joyce 70 Harkema, Marijane 77 Harrell, Juanita 52, 64 Harrell, Lois 77 Harris, Edythe 70, 85, 118 Harris, Roy 59 Hart, Irma 64 Hartmen, Glenn 43 Hartzell, Edith 77 Hasbrouck, Jack 77, 101, 141 Haselwood, Lillian 77 Haskins, Keith 77 Hays, Betty 52, 70, 95 Heath, Dorothea 70, 104, 147 Heath, Herbert 64 Heater, Elizabeth 64 Heberlein, Freda 70 Heger, Helen fSr. Annel Heiberg, Ruth Heidenrich, Beverly 77, 100, 101, 147 Hendrix, Louis 70 Henk-e, Emma 70 Hesla, Ione 52, 59 4HiCks, Keith 52, '71 Hicks, Pearl Higgins, Trula 64, 83 Highsmith, Dick 77 Hildebrand, Margaret 52, 64 Hill, Helen 77 Hill, Lois 51, 52, 77 Hill, Nita 59 Hillman, Julia 64, 144 Hindman, Tom 71 Hinkleman, Wayne Hipkins, Mark 77 Hoffman, Lois 71 Holrnberg, F. V. 71, 141 Holl, Myron 77, 142 Holt, Clayton 64 Honeycutt, Elbert Hope, Margaret 77 Hopkins, Willis 59, 94, 95 Hornbeck, Katharyne 64 Horton, Gail 53, 77 Horton, Marion 77 Houston, Wilbour 77 Howard. Hamilton 71, 92, 94. 95, 100, 118 Howard, Ruth 71 Hoyer, Glenn 144 Hubbell, Lois 59 Huggins, Gerald 37 Huggins, Helen Hadley 59, 90 Hughey, Darold 52, '77 Hull, Dorothy 52, 77 Hulse, Virginia 52, 53, 71 Hume, Truman 34, 77 Hunt, Eugene 52, 77, 90 Hunt, George Bryon 59 Huntington, Mirriel Huss, ,La Verne 77 Hutchinson, Eleanor Imbert, Eleanor 77 Ireland, John 64 Ireland, Pearl 59 Ittner, Wilma 64, 98, 148 Jackson, Carl 77 Jacobson, Verna 77 152 Jasper, Raphael 64, 149 Jeffords, Oliver 77 Jenkins, Thelma Jensen, Ruth 64, 118, 149 Johnson, Alene 71 Johnson, Billee 52 Johnson, Dollie 64 Johnson, Edgar 64 Johnson Elna 71 Johnson, Eloise 77 Johnson Jean 71, 104 Johnson, Lois Mae 64 Johnson, Pauline 59, 83, 94 100, 145, 160 Johnson, Willard 71 Johnstone, Barbara 59 Jones, Gladys 71, 141 Jones, Louise 71 Jones, Mabel 24, 59 Jones, Millicent Jones, Roger '71 Lippincott, Carl 100, 101, 116 117, 160 Livingston, Phoebe 78, 160 Livingston, Phyllis 78, 160 Lofstrom, Edna Long, Zola Longmire, Betty, 78 Longmire, Eugene 78 Looney, Arlen 71 Louden, Jessie 71 Louis, Loretta 90 Lounsberry, James 94, 116, 146 147 Love, Bob 44, 71, 147 Lumsden, Marjorie 78 Lund, Ted 60, 95 Lunstrum, Alice Lusby, Marie 144 Lygresen, Bettie 78, 117 Lynch, Maxine '78 MacCannell, Earle 71 J ongeward, Lois 77 Jose Margaret 59, 89, 95, 100 141, 144, 145 Joyner, Lois 64 Justis, Russell 77 Kaiyala, Arvo 52, 60 Keal, John Keck, Mable 77 Keene, Katherine 77 Kelleher, Kathleen 71, 95 Keller, Lois 64, 148, 160 Kellogg, Eva Jane Kelly, Marguerite 77 Kenworthy, Robert 40, 77, 141 Kern, Bentley 36, 71 Kerr, Bettie 64, 104 Kesterson, Robert 77 Kidder, Waren 52 Kimball, Dick 42, 77, 144 Kinkade, Lois 77 Klampher, Donald 77 Kneeland, George 71, 90 Knoke, Don 52, 53, '77 Knox, Clint 77 Knox, Clyde 77 McAbee, Margaret 160 McClary, Melvin 78 McConnell, Cleon 78, 141, 144, 159 McCormick, Stella McCrae, Jean McDonald, Shirley 78, 104 McElhiney, Clinton 78 McEhliney, John McLean, Alice 71 McNeil, Maxine Makela, Charles 78 Makela, Harold 71, 92, 95 Mallory, Miriam Manning, Florence 78 Manning, Mary Marcus, Nicoletta 78 Marchel, Leona 78 Margarf, Emily 78 Martin Bill 52 Martin Eleanor Martin Howard 71 Martin Margaret 78 Martin Melvin 34, 78 Martin Mildred Martin, Thad Knox, Richard 77 Kreidel, Pauline 71 Kreidler, Nancy 77 Kryger, Lois 71 Lafavour, Elizabeth 77 Langdon, Patricia 52, 53, 60. 94, 148 Langworthy, Eleanor 60, 144 Lapp, Eloise Larson, Albert 35, 78 Larson, Earl 78 Lassoie, Joe 36, 90, 94 Leckie, Curtis 60 I.-ee, Dorothy Le Febre, Helen Legg, Herbert 78 Lenhart, Edna 60 Marx, Eleanor 71 Mason, H-elen 52, '71, 101, 144, 149 Massouras, Helen Mason, Kenneth 71, 146 Matelak, Tom 36, 71 Mather, Gertrude Mathews, Lawrence Mathey, Wayne Mauerman, Ruth May, Andy 78 Meeks, Kenneth 60, 90, 92, 94, 143, 148 Meskiman, Helen 78, 118 Metcalf, Lee 92 Metcalfe, Ruth 78 Mickelsen, Marjorie Leonard, Florence Lerfald, Bernadean 78 Lesh, Angie Lewis, Lowell 36, 71 Lienhard, Bert 78 Lindberg, Vivian Lindsay, Pearl 78 Miller, Bob 78 Miller, Curtis 78 Miller, Donald 53 Miller, Edna 71 Miller, Elbert Miller, Esther 78 Miller, Hazel 52, 78, 104 Roberts Millergaard, Evelyn 78 Milton, Robert Mirosh, Phil 44 Mitchell, Harold 71 Mitchell, Lloyd 52, 53 Mitchell, Lola 27, 52, 78, 85 Mix, Arthur Moberg, Dorothy 60 Moe, Iver Mohn, Dick 78 Moller, Phyllis 78 Mong, Harold Montgomery, Hamilton 51, 52 53. 60, 94, 159 Morgan, June 60, 145 Morgan, Tom 41, 71 Morris, George 33, 78, 94 Morrissey, Florence 60 Moser, Agnes 52. 78 Moser, Walter '71, 92, 95 Moxley, Virginia 72 Muller, James Munroe, Douglas 53, 78 Murdock, Harriet 78 Murphy, Evelyn 28, 29, 94, 104, 142, 143, 159 Murray, Julia Musson, Genevieve 60 Myers, Bill 90, 92 Myers, Boyd 78 Myers, Jane 52, 78, 144 Nagrodskl, Peter 32, 60 Nelson, Betty 89 Nelson, Dorothy 72 Nesalhous, Mary 78 Nesbit, Robert 52, 60, 87 Neve, Hilda Nevins, Justine 79 Newell, Dwight Nicholson, Harriet '72 Nicholls, Elinore Catherine Nicholls, Dorothea 52, 94, 117. 159 Ningler, Edna Noble, Alma 79, 104, 146 Noble, Wanda North, Jim 32, 40, 79,141, 146 Norton Charles 101 Nylund, Lorraine Olds, Deva 72 Olson, Cecelia 72, 117 Olson, Glenn 79, 146 Omoth, Martin 79 O'Neil, John 79 O'Neil, Pat 79 Orchard, Jack 43, 72, 118, 146 Orendorff, Harold 52, 53, 60, 95 Ottelin, Tauno 34, 72 Ove, Harold 60, 90 Ozbolt, Mary 85, 90, 94 Page, Patricia 52, 60, 158 Page, William 72 Pallfelt, Anne 52, 53 Palmer, George 79 Palmer, Jim 79 Palmer, Margaret Palo, George 37, 60 Panigeo, Margaret 147 Parker, Myrlin 79 Parker, Omar 72, 90, 94, 147 Parsel, Ada 60 Pattenaude, Louis 52, 72, 141 Pederson, Thora Pendleton, Virginia 52, 72, 158 Pennington, Jerry 72 Perra-ult, Genevieve 79 Perrault, Louise 60, 94, 95, 105, 144 Peter, Vivian 60 Petersen, Robert 79 Petrick, Marian 79 Pettit, Maurice 40, 60, 95, 149 Phelps, Betty Pitt, George Plunkett, Dorothy 52, 53, 60 Poe, Mary Ell-en 72 Pointer, Murrel 72 Porter, Betty 53, 79 Porter, John 61 Potretzke, Murian 117 Powell, Bessie 79 Prater, Myrna 79 Price, Patricia 79, 158 Prochnow, Anna Purchase, Edith Purchase, Margaret 72 Putman, David CRobertJ 52, 53, 79 Quick, Edna 79, 117 Quigley, Barbara 72 Randall, Charles 79 Ranetta, Bill Ranum, June 61 Rasmussen, Alene 53, 79 Rasmussen, Jack 53, 61, 87, 92, 94 Rattray, Violet 72 Raymond, Bill 79 Redfield, Barbara 79 Reglein, Edith Reidhead, Virginia 61, 94 Reil, Ethel 61 Reischke, Eveline 61 Rennie, Mary Elizabeth 79 Reppeto, Don 52, 141 Rice, Hazel 79, 104 Rice, William 79 Richards, Eugene 79 Ridley, Dorothy 61, 87, 90, 94, 158 Ringer, Roberg, Roberts, Imogene 79 Wayne 52, 72, 90, 92 Arthur 79 , Margaret Robertson, Edith 79 Robinson, Ellen 79 Robinson, Olive Rockway, Helen 72, 104, 144, 147, 158 Roderick, Clarence 79 Rodman, Marjorie 79 Rogers, Marie 85, 95 Rogers, Wynne 92 Rolph, Gordon Rolph, Lester Rood, Marie 72 Rosenzweig, Frances 72 Ross, Frank 141 Rote, Mary Jane 83, 89 Rowley, Lloyd 35, 79, 149 Rublin, Robert 52, 79 Rushmeier, Frances 29, 79 Russell, Charlotte 53, 61, 90, 100, 141, 147, 148, 159 Sablocki, Helen 90, 100 Sampson, Aileen Sanders, Don 41, 61 Sanders, Roy 79 Sayles, Jack 79 Scharver, William 79 Schille, Francis Schmidt, Vernice Schnebley, Chester 79 Schneidmlller, Elmer 72 Schneidrniller, Manual 34 Schnoor, Bonita 52 Schober, Jess 79 Schonewill, Roy 52, 79 Schotzko, Muriel Schramm, George 79 Schreiner, Ralph 51, 52, 61 Schr-engohst, Emma 28 Schroeder, Lois 61 Schulz, Athalie 61 Schutt, Paul Sehmel, Doris 79 Sehmel, Mae Elva Sellers, Beth 79 Sellman, Edgar 61 Severance, Sylvia Shawver, William Shearer, Thea 79 Shelley, Elver 79 Sherrill, Dorothy 79 Short, Elsie 79 Sibbald, Mary 72 Sigel, Chrystle 72 Sincock, Helen 80 Sisk, Verna Skelton, Merle Skochilich, Mary 72, 89 Skogsberg, Betty 80 Slater, Nellie 61 Slott, Doris 80 Smith, Bernadette 72, 85, 159 Smith, Byron 72 Smith, Edward 39, 90 Smith, James 42, 53, 61 Snelgrove, Edward 35 Sodya, John Somerville, Alice 61, 144 Sonner, Frances 52, 72 Sorenson, James Sorgenfrei, Stanley 80, 92 Spencer, Lorain 80 Sperb, Jean 80 Spring, Bob 144, 147 Spring, Ira 149 Spurling, Floyd 80 Spurling, May 61, 85 Stalley, William 33, 80 Steele, Marie Steffen, Dorothy 80 Steinman, Evelyn Stephens, Tom 61 Stevens, John 61, 147 Stewart, Margaret D 80 Stickney, William 80, 95 Stinchfield, Kathleen 80 Stoddard, Jack 95 Stoves, Alice Strange, Ray 80 153 ZIGNI INDE Stuart, Margaret Sund, Doris Surplus, Frances Sutton, Fay 24, 44 Swanson, Lillian '72 Taylor, Katherine 80, 147 Thoman, Ruth Templeton, Victoria '72 Thonan, Ruth Thomas, Anita 80 Thomas, Ruth 80 Thomas, William 53, '72 Thomson, Colin 80 Thrash, Bertha Thresher, Mrs. Lillian 80 Tickner, Warren 80 Tilton, Mazie 80 Tittsworth Elsie Tomlinson, Jack 34 Tonning, Bernice 52, 85 Tranum, Gunar 98 Troxel, Loren 52, 80, 149 Tryznka, Mrs. Arthur Tryznka, Arthur 52, 61 Tyrell, Mary Jane 80 Urk, Elsie 80 Valentine, Virginia 158 Vandenbrink, Jennie 80 Vandenbrink, John 39, 61, 94, 105 Vanderpool, Irene '72, 118,158 Van Lammeran, Amelia '72 154 Van Roy, Donald '72 Vause, Frances '72 Vietzke, Arthur 80 Voll, Leilla '72 Voll, Stanton 80 Von Bergen, Louise Waldron, Margaret 80 Walker, Frances 158 Walker, Harold 80 Warner, Glenn 80, 95 Weaver, Ruth 80 Weber, Elsie Webster, Joe '73 Webster, Mary '73 Welsh, Roy 52, 95, 159 Wendler, Doris 80 Wess, Josephine '73, 90 Westcnhiser, Veva '73 Williams, Mildred Willoughby, Dike Willis, Dorothy 80 Wilson Audell Wilson Charles '73 Wilson, Edna 80 Wilson, Evelyn 80 Wilson, Ruth 73 Wilson, Thelma 118 Wilson, Woodrow 80 Wines, Nellie '73 Wininger, Ruth 80 Woerner, Marcena 80 Wohl, Beverley 80 Woods, Alice 73 Woods, Elizabeth '73 Woodward, Evelyn Woodward, Everett 41, 90 Westlake, Helen 52, 61 Westwick, Clarice, 52, '73, 114 White, Mary Carolyn 73 White, Mason '73 Whitfield, Margaret 52, 61, 153 Whitfield, Raymond 80 Whiting, Don 24, 146 Whitley, Edward '73 Whither, Bob 90, 92, 94, 95, 98, 148 Whittendale, Ruth 80 Wickersham, Ellen 103, 148 Wicklund, Eleanor Williams, Keith Williams, Marie '73 Workman, Anne 80, 144 Wright, Margaret 52, 53, 80 Yeats, Barbara 80, 159 Young, Corinne Zafforni, Joe 80 Zamzow, Ione 158 Zegarac, Helen 80 Zeutenhorst, John Zickler, Virginia 52, '73 Zimbleman, Wilma Zimmerman, Blanche 80 Zook, Peter '73, 118 Zygar, Julia 90, 148 PCHGQ-UPU-Ii AUTIDGIQAIDI-IS ,, H 1 X X.. 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