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

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Maxine MacCormack, Batty Banrwtt, Bartiara Howard. Harriett Oourtii, Joyea Pugh. Phyllis Sparling. Edith Wa di«, Loraina Pocht, Mm Dorothy Doan, Rita Roae, France Hewitt. IYOPTIANS OFFICERS! President....Barbara Howard Vice-President.Rita Rose Secretary.. Kdith Weidle, Fall and Winter Quarter Phyllis Sparling. Spring Quarter Treasurer. Frances Hewitt Scribes Mary Huntley and Lorraine Focht Advisor.Miss Dorothy Dean The lyoptian is a sophomore honorary and the women s service group of the campus under the jurisdiction of the Associated Women Students. Members are chosen from among the incoming sophomore girls. Qualifications considered for membership include scholarship, character, and interest in campus activities. The girls this year sponsored many firesides and were in charge of the Big Sister program for the orientation of the freshman girls. The lyoptinns were in charge of ushering for the Community Concerts and several other assembly programs. I lighlight of the winter quarter activities was the Kid Party” given in honor of the faculty members. In the Spring the annual banquet was held. 27

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SOPHOMORES Randy Dragneee. Dorothy Oavis. Barbara Howard, B«tty Bennett, Charlotte Malgron, Mary Cull . Maxine Stringer, Lorraine Fetch, Haael Foisy, Helen Conant, Dorothy Johntton, Kathleen Brinkley. Alice Gundersen Dotty Jones, Marie Hill, Mary Omelina, Frances Hewitt. Betty Bergren, Gloria Ferris. Verna Lindell, Mickey Klaaaen, June Krogh, Phyllis Sparling, Harriet Deuma, Joyce Pugh. Wanda Pedersen. Jean Plunkett, Lorraine Reader. Mary Myer, Maxine McCormack, Patty Pyle. Alfrcda Reasor. Sdith We die. June Seymour. Rita Rose. Dorothy Radd, Mary Scott. Louise Tilley. 26

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QUdys Jett, Qordan Houck, Bovorly Oickwo. Jant Lltvon, ClauJIi Movie FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Social Conimiaaionct . .. Jane Litven Ireasurer .. .Gordon HouvUs Secretary. Claudia Hovic Vkt Pk—Idanl filwljra jetl President.. .. Beverly Dickson The Freshmen Class of 1943-44 started with a total of I I 3 students, five of whom were men. At the first meeting in the Fall quarter, the officers for the year were elected. As each Freshman Class does, this one had to endure an initiation week Freshmen from the two halls, Munson and Sue lombard, weTe treated according to traditions plus other drastic measures. The girls of Sue Lombard underwent a fire drill at two o’clock in the morn¬ ing. There was also the more formal side of Freshmen Week, when the newcomers were ori¬ ented to the ways of C. W. C. E. Ther e were inspirational and educational assemblies, lours of the campus, and time out for recreation provided by the W A. A. At one of the meetings during the Winter quarter, it was decided that the Freshmen were very active on the campus as individuals, but not as a class and a Freshmen night was planned Gladys Jett and Madalyn Gordon were appointed to head the affair. On March II. 1944. the curtain went up on the production of the Freshmen Class’ Freshmen Fantasy. It was a display of a gTeat amount of work and an excellent performance. A majority of the class took part in the Fantasy It was presented in two acts, the first act set in a dormitory room and the second in the form of a dream. 28