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

Text from Pages 1 - 97 of the 1945 volume:

THE NINETEEN FORTY-FIVE HYAKEN + PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENTS CENTRAL WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON JOYCE PUGH, Editor FRANCES III til IT, RmlH n W« MR rr V-tV IS ' VS ' � TCI l coluctioii Foreword North, south, cast, west—wherever they are—we have recorded the year 194-1-45 for the men and women of Central Washington College now in the service of our country. THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The editor of the Hyakem and her staff deserve especial commendation for their work done in the designing and editing of this yearbook under the disadvantage of a greatly curtailed budget caused by a lower enrollment of students. Die year 19-Id 19-0 shall go down in history x another calamitous war year during which we have had to curtail many of our u-iual activities- We have gladly adjusted to the situation, however, in the hopes that we may play our part in the winning of the war. In this same spirit of patriotism. the H yak cm has been dedicated to former students who are serving in the Armed Forces. It is gratifying to note the determined spin! of the students in spite of handicaps caused by (Ik- war. Die basic and fundamental collegiate program has been carried on. and everyone has been constructively busy We are plexted to have this record of the life of the college during 1944 4S. We shall all appreciate this yearbook and ax years pass we shall he glad that we have had a record of the personnel and llnr events of the year. We arc proud of the fact that so many of our former students have played their part in our fight for freedom On the other hand, it saddens our hearts w-Ik-d we enumerate the fine, promising people who have made the supreme sainfice. We arc all very hopeful that this may be the last year of tl� c war so that we may turn all of our attention toward the development of manhood, character, and scholarship which is our foremost objective. May we all look to the future with confidence. 5 Rum nr F MoGoNNCLL President In Memoriam Wc dedicate this book to the men ami women of Central Washington College who have given their lives for their country. ALFORD. CLIFTON BAILEY. JAMES BEDARD. VALMORE V. BROWN, E. K. Jr. BURNETT, COMMODORE CARMODY, CORTLAND DAMASKOS, GEORGE ERICKSON, STILSON FISK, JACK FRENCH, JAMES GOODMAN, ALLAN HICKCOX, ROEY E. HICKEY, KEITH HOMBERG, FERDINAND HOYER, GLENN KERN, JOHN A. Jr. LOCKETT. ELDON MATELAK, TOMMY MAXON, HERBERT C. MONTGOMERY, HAMILTON J MUNRO, DOUGLAS RICE, BILL SCHNEIDMILLER, MANUEL WEBSTER. MARY WREN, ROBERT S. 6 BOOK ONE AUTUMN Contents FRESHMAN CLASS ADMINISTRATION Business Office College Bookstore College Library Dean of Women Directory of Dormitories Office of Public Service Office of Visual Education Personnel and Placement Registrar ' s Office EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Association of Childhood Education Elementary School Faculty HOMECOMING SCENES AND SNAPS to FRESHMAN SNAPS Kec. hmhii miclriiio Mi tine Cbcck to check Oh, Ringer Jeanne Air RjjJ Mi Hero ' Qin Officers Marilyn Skiett FRESHMEN Baincv Bach, Andcroux Cox, Hmko Ad m , Andronn. Gonrkll. Cox, Carlwn. Boyd OkcII, Oiffar. Andencn, Hongs Cliywn, Casey. Bounnu GusUfaon, Engel, De-ring Demux, Fouler Fulkenon. Hon. England. Gardner. Cuftmlcy. George Donald Fullwighc, Galbraith. Gljj.rr, ; u dkii� Homer. Ide, K.llett, MrQure. Marlow, Miller Holm. Hogin. Uiflm. Lindquest, Line Mundy. Legg Muuaekit, Lirie, Moner, Mladmitfc McCurdy, Miller 12 FRESHMEN Kfuoi, JesJtc, Hoydar, Hoffman, Hi-avnfl, Highsunth Julinxei, Kune, King, King. Kernel, Hormbrouk, Hale Jiilmton, Judkins, Hi4i, Hummel, Kuhns, Keen Feu eh, Sc. George, Sellers, Scott, Pr idler Miller, Mevtftv, shrd-un. Smitliwack, On, Plumlee Schulte, Runger. Roy Line t. Scorns, Km tun WtoJin, WckhIs, Strvem, Webster, Warren Wagner, Torseth, Thompson, Turner, Startup. Peterson Tnecdie, Zimmerman, WilLv Richter, Riedi 13 I ' lmi, Binkley, CMlins, Put™, Laws Wi, KJtuim, Viduich. Jkiliannoi Oiks, Bush, On. McAboe, Thjikcr Hmniltnn. White. Olhniuv xix, Sknmial Ailwin, S unM«i, Riihmsnn, Jni Bilkttc FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ' W Don Stevens F ' nt-ffttidat June bsi k J� n Wciod.n l n T m Don Iik Social CommnsioHtf _ Bartxira Woods W Administration Ruth Mt ' llWI lev Frjncre Marguerite Strike one, Stevie Dr McConnell Mr. Hogue Dr SimutUon Hobu c too llrlm 15 Mr C irvHi Miw Hjrrcll, Mr C.lcnun BUSINESS OFFICE Hie personnel of the Busin™ office consists of Kenneth Couraon, Business Manager; John A flenun Assistant Accountant; Winifred Harrel, Cashier; Marguerite Hansen. Bookkeeper; and Ruth Harris. Clerk. .... ,™ e ,’? U,,C l n ' S hct 1 on, ‘ With ,h “ 0fficc wrl y in ,hc y« ' ' l en tlsey come in to pa, their tuition and these rhaLd ' tm T lh,S .,° Un thc vlr,OU ' maintain Use College arc budgeted, supplies aie pur chased, halls are pasd. the pa, roll for the personnel of the college is handled, and accounts are maintained P lrt Mr. Barti Mr Johnson Dr. SunvurUon. Mrs Jones REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE Tilt pnncipil functions of tlie Registrar ' s Office are tci set up class and roam schedules, maintain a student record accounting system, and assist students in nutters pertaining to registration procedures and requirements PERSONNEL AND PLACEMENT Every individual who enters college is anxious to nuke the most of his opportunities while in college and to get nunself ready for some kind of useful employment after college That ' s why colleges customarily have personnel and help ' ,ujcnli ,h r adjustments to college and to assist in their preparation for a location. ■ ' ' 1 where tlie locational goal is usually teaching—personnel functions start with the freshman student enter- mj. co ege and continue through to the placement of that student in a teaching position. 17 Mr . Hiuhfock Mm. Shmnjktr DEAN OF WOMEN Tlw mam objective of the Dean of Women ' s office is the guidance and counselling of women students. The rou hne responsibilities of tlw office include the campus social program, the college calendar, off-campus employment, super vision of loan funds, and advisory work for the Associated Women Students. DIRECTOR OF DORMITORIES Supervising food production, buying, menu planning, and overseeing the maintenance of the dormitories arc the more important responsibilities of the director of dormitoties. Mr. Muwall, Mm VkIuc«Ii M r. Ri H, Mm GibK OFFICE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Two broad functions are assigned to the office of iiutructvon. The Director of Instruction i responsible for the maintenance of tfandards of instruction and the publication of college bulletins and catalogs. In addition he also serves as Veterans Adviser for the college. OFFICE OF VISUAL EDUCATION VC ' itli the increased emphasis that is being given to the use of audio-visual aids in education, the services of the de¬ partment of Visual Education have expanded greatly during tile past year. More attention is being given to the training of teachers ill the use of audio-visual aids, through extension classes, conferences, summer school work and pre-service train¬ ing in college classes. 19 Mount, Zidxild. Tulles Reiman DieLvon, As-pinuall COLLEGE LIBRARY Tile primary urn of (he library is to make its services of the College. It provides the technical and specialiacd hooks fields, and secures lot their use the research materials needed contribute as effectively as possible to the education program which keep the faculty members abreast of their teaching by individual professors. COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 20 Education and Psychology Fresh T«tt WhaKhi doin ' t DispLt CBS CES H llownn Party G Nitc, Woods 21 TtKimpKO, Mogei. Stephana, Mlunll Sfudts Samuel,On Hebclcr, SanpuKV Aitdccuiii, Bluonin ShuA, Uanfirfd, Wehh. SwaiMnnn Jtnscii, French Hebclcr, Imh. Spencer. Wilwn EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY In a (cachets ' college an important part of (he education of eery student is his -nrflo •„ ■ courses ,n reaching methods, philo phy. peaefee teaching, and educational pccholom to teach take, a total of thn.y cevcn hour, abaetving good teaching and teaching unde, espert!upencs7on COLLEGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL r j:,: rr rITi-rts. ' SC “si zz .-r d - — - —■ -r™”- u. jl, Srsifflis: a 22 KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education, who ? purpose is to encourage professional, intellec¬ tual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION The Metmef Branch of ACE strives to provide, through its organization, opportunities for educational leadership and professional ’tfimularinn. College faculty members spukc on various topics which aided the girls in gaming new ideas for their teaching. kop omrf.it s, L LIKXHCSt Prr � deM M CARR L. JOHNSON Strnttrj M ANDfRMlN 7rrtJ� ' ir S. DICKSON � l QUIGLEY AJthrf n. Oman L LUCmist frttxdsM A. C-UNTlFRCf n VU 4 -fm. M.CULK htrttjrj V. OI.SON 7 ’fjiatrr B WILKINSON i Ml C0Mm C. JETT 2 B«. Queen Dtuolhy. Rmic Homeatming Banquet f-uten hem, Willie Straw Fun mnunlaamcn Kumnli receiving line Sqona Moon The B , p.� trt HOMECOMING Although greatly curtailed by the war. many of the tradiltottul activities of Hotr.cvotn.ng mere carried out Regi.tr.- Z ' ' Cn b, Z ' 2 n ' J, 1, d n hr f ° CKr ta. ®une. .hr Welcoming Fll H ”7 CCW, ’ ' « D ' nrf highlight. Frances He. it., general chairman, vra, ably a«i«cd by fit. M ' 1,d ' farncl ' Ander ° - Hj,rirt Bell,- Bcrgrm. Irene Olcon, Phyllie Sparling and Pa Dorothy Joluuton wu crowned S ueen will, attending prim reset Rotdlcn Lockwood and Beverly Dirk-con. Tint Stunt Night prtzes went to the Freshman Claw, firct. Sue Lomhard Hall, second. and Sigma Mu. th.rd. ■ SGA PICNIC I iliwi’t like tliAf Review Gun and Get It Time out foe repair The Bonfire I Got It Yum! 26 BOOK TWO WINTER Contents SOPHOMORE CLASS Iyoptians JUNIOR CLASS HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dance Club P. E. Majors and Minors Phocbians Women ' s Athletic Association LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESIDENCE AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Canterbury dub Kamo!a Hall Newman Club Off-Campus Women Sue Lombard Hall Wesley Club SOCIAL STUDIES Herodotcans Whitbcck SCENES AND SNAPS 30 SOPHOMORE SNAPS Jurnpin Jive Giughf Cl ass Officers. Autumn V« i!! SOPHOMORES Andcnuo. Pitcher. Bcrtu, Burta . Itcuchiml Bjhcotk. Fuletv BurjgtK. Clark, pul in. Hell Baldwin. Adnlf, Bt rd. Cnlhy, | wlcy Gould. Je«l, KulcuUn, Hi tf arid, Rjthvon Jli-wes Kjnuncn, Havre, l.und, Hjmilluo IvrfMin, Kerihuw, Heilman. Hanuo Menu, N ' lrrii, Lockwiaad, U-ndlrn. Millard Mur|di|, Merritt, Nnlle, Nkm. McAuliftr, Null MtDmtlil, Litidhcr t. M.ixey, Ncubert, le.it 32 IYOPTIANS Her to. Nolle, Barlow, Lockwood Reid, Millard, AnJervm, Jett, Kukulan Hayes, Pres.; Dickson. Solberg, Hist ; Hunt Ford. Baldwin. Hanson, Trcav; Cj lby, See . Masrf, Vice Pr To maintain a hijjh standard of service and cooperation amon the women students of our college; to cooperate with our college authorities in their efforts to maintain hi h social and scholastic standards: and to promote the spirit of CWO. arc the puls of the lyoptians. a sophomore honorary under the jurisdiction of the Associated Women Students. Qualifi cations considered for membership include sdiolarship. character, leadership, and interest in campus activities. Miss f ean is cluh adviser. SOPHOMORES SchncNcy. Solberg. Peterson, White, Leonard, Spada Seaton. Stephen . Walters, Olson, Swope, Wynne, Johnstone Guuuthcr . Price, Wilkinson, Slater, Wtcklum, Powlisin, White. Olson JUNIORS BERGREN. BETTY—Peshnslin. Duma. Literature Lutheran Sridrtth Associatcm; Knntoln cnurtcsy chairmen. CAMPBELL, EMMA—EJIetehurg. Home Economic . Home Economic! club CARPENTER. C.OKHINI! Waihougil Social Seiran, Muiic Wesley dub ' Inter vanity club. CONDON, ELEANOR—Yakima. Englith Nrwmrn dub DEGOOYER. WILLIAM—Tietm. DlH MA. HARRIET—Snohomish Hiitnry, Geography. President, Herodolcans Secretary, Sue Lombard, Whithcclc dub. lyxiptians; Inter-dub council. Gt N ' DERSON ALICE—Centralis. Home Economic . History. Speech Vicr. president. ACE, Kamola; Social Gviimnsioner, i.mmr dan, Munuet; Treuurer, Himi- Economics dub; HefadOMnno; Rnl Crocs Dance club, HEWITT. FRANCES- Portland Social Science, Literature WAA; Newman Club; Treasurer, lyoptiani, Secretary. Sophomore cLus; Chairman. Homecoming Princesn; Business Manager. Hyskem. Who ' s Who Among American Dm tcrwtH-s Jivj Cj.Ucho HJUn MARIE—VjkiiM lnJusrn.il Arts. HUNT. PHYLLIS—Ellensbueg Home Eronumics. lyopliaiti; Secretary Off taimpuh lub. u JUNIORS HUNTLEY. MARY—Yakima Home Enttiomic . Science. Historian. lyopcians; Treasurer, junior clas ; Home Economic club; Rod Cnwi. JOHNSTON, LX)ROTHY—Wallace. Idaho. Music President. Sigma Mu; Home- coming Quern, Interdub council. LAFFIN. ROSAMOND Snohomish H« me Economics. President. Home Bci mmiics clirf� ; Vice-president, sophomore Law� ; Treasurer, Home Fxihwktucs duh, AWS. Honor Council. W ' AA; Inter duh council. LITVEN, JANE Hoquiun. English, History. Social commissioner, freshman clast; Present, Treasurer. Newman; Ok , Christian Council reporter MATAYA. STANLEY—Cle Elum. Physical Education Edtliw, CWC Sports Re¬ view; Sports editor. Crier, Hyakem; Athletic publicity director; Millionaires club. McCORMACK. MAXINE—Ellcnshurg English Secretary, SCiA; lyoptuns; Vice president. Canterbury club. Off-campus women; Who ' s Who � n American Col¬ leges and Universities; Secretary. AWS. MELIN, DOROTHY Auburn. Fme Arts, Speech. President. Canterbury club; KapfM Pi. METER. MARY EI.I.EN—Outlook Commercial Education, Home Economics. Treasurer, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; Home Economics duh. NEWMAN. BERYL—Central ia. Science. NICHOLSON. DOROTHY— PeshiMcn. Home Economic . President. Kamola Hall 5GA representative; Home Economics duh; ACE. Inter club, AWS council. 35 JUNIORS NOSKO, VERONICA—ICentral,., Literature, Social Science. Camp,, Cnrr; ACE; Newman club. PEDERSON, WANDA—Y.ikinu. PStmcxI EJuoiihin. Secretary. WAA PLUNKETT, JEAN- EUeosbur Mm,., Physical Educitioo. Off-campus dub 5tfma Mu P E. ; � ikJ Miourt, Orchestra. RADD. DOROTHY—Sumoc-t Hr.mc Ecumenic . JftJuUrial Arts JnxrttAn, H. nc r.oxxmtKs club; Publicaeueit ri-presciMaticx, ACE. RASMUSSEN. JERR1R—Seattle. IncluXrul ArB, Home Economics, Speed,. WAA RIOG. DOROTIIS Omnlii. Saul Science, l.ikr.nuri. Mm Tn Cln; ACE Si ru Mu; Crier; Kapfu Pi. RfJSC RITA—EJIcnsl .i K History, Social 5ticncc PrcsiJciu, Off campus dub; Secretary, |amor rU; Treasurer, u f� h. «nore dm; lyoptum; Gslunul Ball Princeii. Newman ilnh Inter duk council. AWS council. SCOTT. MARY Granger. Mu . Home Ecuoninici. Vice pccclcn,. |unuj , SijKfna Mu M.HILDT. BETTY—Seattle I ' njjlich, Industrial An. W ' AA in SEYMOUR. UNE—Smdmnueh Home Economics, Mimic. Senh. Il.m club, Sijfin.i Mu. JUNIORS SPARLING PHYLLIS—Seattle Home Economic . Speech, History SccretiiY. lyoptiant. TrciMttt, ACE; Red Ciuu; Miilcfj uml Jester . SLTOR, MARY ELLEN—VAuna. Social Science. Home Economics, Hastoey. WAA; ACE, Uthnun Students Association; Rcil Cross. SPALDING, MARC IA—Otjmpti Speech. ACE. Home Economic dub WEIDlb, EDITH—RubUnii Home Economic . Hbluty SGA representative; Treasurer. WAA, Vice-president, ACE; LSA; ScotLiry, lyoptian . HeroJi ton ; Home Ecooumacs club, Who Who Armey; Student in American Cx� l- Icgr ami Universities. KLA-VSEN, MAXINE—Granger. Music. leather Training. Sigma Mu; Sestet aui«npun «t, Campus Christian Council. PYI.E, PATTY- Ellensburg. Geography, History. Art Junior din pmiiknt Of-campu club treasurer, Inter club council. CLASS OFFICERS Pnsidcal Fatty Pyle i k pn • iA wt khuy Soon 5tertiary. -----RstJi Rose Tndsttnr Mary Huntley Soe aJ Commnuotter ___ Alice Gunderson JUNIOR SNAPS lytiptiiim—Old jivl New ‘Roenred for Aimed Form Cl i offi « Gundy n Lundy Why, p,„ Ciiwng Home Dead End Kidti ( I .hi p Nighty mtc Teaching ? i DoetK Pflc, HowarJ, [)xkvi«i. livhmr. .n. Ri� e, Johnson, Lifftn, AnJcrv o Luritetst, Nicholson. MiOrmack. Steven . Lynn, H vrv Pugh, Carr. Doom INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Inter-dub council is an organization formed by the presidents and leaders of ail service, honorary, dass, and publi tatioiiN divisions of the campus. The vice-president of SGA is automatically elected is president. The main purpose of the dub is to serve as a nominating convention for all elections. V) Health and Physical Education I-ovc-all Sport i l.m Wihiof Winners IVn|x cti c Sw-inji it, Scottk f)amr riuh Hnffimn, Gtiulii Dickson. Murphy, Huistci, Sj ' sda Mcpfun . Lincc. Hatfield, Kukuljn. Pugh, Gould, Liifin Wilkinson. AA.If, Schildt. Peterson. Dicksi� . Adieus, Burgess Conddl. Wcidk, Lindbcrg, Sutor, Ctdb , Hcilnun Fulkerson, Go, Viducich. Jeski, Highsmith, Heusnn, Johnson Msmsson. Fosslcr. Liaqunt Bopd, Shochsn. Kjin W’llki, Judkins, Hull, Tneseth, Johnson. C� . Zimmemun Ranger, Currull, Hamilton. Rtuli. (kutjjis, TwkUi WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Alhletsc Association Marled ihe year by offenng . gel acquainted evening of sports and games for ail of ilie new girls and dosed with a formal banquet for the old and new members of WAA and Dante cluh. Something to suit every member was on this year ' s calendar of events: the athletic minded demonstrated their skill at volleyball, basketball, hidminton. softball, and tennis turnouts; the sociailyincl.neJ displayed their grates at the inline non fireside, dance club festival, and play night; those who love to roam oot yonder treked with WAA on to T.nevim on the annual over-night camping trip. r Although tlae girls attain skill and accuracy in sports, these are not particularly stressed. Girls are emouraecd to play for enjoyment and recreation. President .. Vut-presfJent . Setfetarj . . SpottJ ALwdgfr Ajj JUfft Sports Alduagei. Sot iM Commissioner . Ad riser . Joyce Pugh Gladys Jett Sally Gould Rita Murphy Helen (jonncll Beverly Dickson Miss Jesv Puckett 42 P. E. MAJORS AND MINORS PrciiJtnl ___Shirley Duk. ' iOit Vict-prtnJettt. —--Riti Murphy AJi ' ier .. Mi� Delorn Garrison P. E. Majors and Minors is exactly what the name implies, omitting of all majors and minors in the field of Phys¬ ical Education on the campus. The dub has the purpose of acquainting members with the different aspects of their chosen field, and of stimulating enthusiasm and interest. INFIRMARY Hospitalization for illnesses with Use services of a physician and two new graduate nurses are offered at the Col¬ lege Infirmary, During the year an immunization program went into effect and tuberculosis X rays were given to students and faculty. DANCE CLUB With a membership of over twenty members, Dante club had a very successful year. Miss Lois Ensign acted as ad¬ viser and Lois Rathvon and Jeanne Johnson as president and sec retary, respectively. The Christmas Concert and the Spring Dance Festival were well received hy enthusiastic audiences. Die club meets regularly twice a week to practice everything from the fundamental to the more complicated steps of modern dance. dance cu t PYLE PETERSON HOWARD HEW SON ROYI.AND WAITERS TVRNER CLAYTON RATHVON. Prcntrvl OLSON KARVONEN WOODIN 015 ENSIGN, SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL SCIENCE OtPT, TUBAOVSLL HA RID MOMLER SMYSIK fOJUYTH SHAW 9 HfTBECX CLUB MllfER DM KSON MOPCRS OLSON • DNDGN ARR « MVFBLY JOHNSON LEONARD ANDCRSON NDUBERT KL ' RSHAV HILL H£RN OILCHRIST ttCHODO 1 ,IN CLUB WAHl.t: JOHNSON BAR I I� MOHI1R DOIIMA CiUNDERKtN IVERSON ROM. MCCORMACK LLKHFAM WEIDM. SOCIAL STUDIES To supplement the low of five fatuity members to military and other governmental services and to make possible the continuance of a full and varied social studies program during this war period, two new member were added to the staff: Dr. Samuel Mohler in January, ISM , and Dr. Elaine Forsyth during the lurrent year. Majors and minor arc offered in four field commercial education, geography, history, and social science. Two clubs are sponsored, the Herodotcan for history students and the Whitheck for those interested in geography, both of which meet each month in social and professional activities. HERODOTEANS PrruJtnt . ...—... Harriet Douma ........Anne Iverson Sti reUry .—- ---Lee Johnson TVmmmv Irene Olson A Jr her ... Dr, Mohler The Hcrodoteans, the oldest club on the campus, is a history honorary, organized under the late Professor Fish. Reports were given by Lee Johnson on one of the (amegie Endowment Book for International Peace, and by Dr. Forsyth, an honorary member The club also took part in a Wednesday evening C ultural Flour on the subject of world affairs. WHITBECK CLUB K ilb Bill ig 1 • ig Irene Olson Dr. Reginald Shaw Student who are ma|ors or minor in geography or especially interested in the field of geography arc invited to jam Whitheck. During the Fall quarter Dr. and Mr . Shaw gave a Christmas dinner for the members. The re marnder of the meetings were devoted to talks or movies presented by people who have traveled and have interest- ,n g geographical information to give to the club. LiHmry Central V� � l� «ngton College oi Education ’“’ ' •■vKuw, Wesfc ' eid 0 •18 BulUrtl, Partridge. Hi It honk Clark. Slorusn Dr Partradgr in Speech Gim tkin Quite LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE This year the- Division of Linages and Literature has dcsxxed iu mrire time and mercy to the training of civilian students and «s again on approximately a normal schedule. The full program of courses ' English lias hem offered. There has been some curtailment of the offerings in Drama, since Mr Lemhke has been on leave of abse-rur An increxicd interest in Spanish his hem evidenced in the incrcxsed enrollment in these � ; lasses RESIDENCE AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Oh. Com? 110 Kt nula Kitchen Kapvn Df� ro — Cory Su • Sant Be Prcfxirrd Rum n Coca CoU These ttutienc teachcrt Could we borrow Kattic n Goolcac Pm l ' p Gal 49 KAMO 1. A OFFICERS Hcvcrly VkmI ConuYuttkincr Mavi« Matty, Stvret� r vtt -CAMPUS WOMEN ' S CLUB Lli r rter , edi,in - who. whc and was well alten.loj hy faculty and students Dunne Swine £?ii‘! Ik? W ,m r .‘l - ,,lt ' r « outstanding social n nalc in having Dr. Elaine l oriyth a adviser. 8 8 nnu 1 Ku, ‘l ,l « was held. The eluh was fo 50 I Residence Organizations KAMOLA HALL Kamula Hall wu returned to the girls this year and was the home of one hundred thirty of them each quarter Activities for tlsc year began with Freshman Initiation, which enabled all of the girls to become better acquainted. This was followed bjr the Homrioming Tea, the Thanksgiving party, and the (hnumn social, all of which were termed successes Open House was the highlight of Winter quarter. During Spring quarter there was a joint party with (lie girls of Sue Lombard and a tea in honor of the graduates. Courtesy chairmen were Aini Julin, Betty Bcfgrcn, and Shirley Merritt. Jane Litven acted as reporter for the Cincr. SUE LOMBARD HALL The traditional FrcUunan initiation stunts, annual Homecoming and the Christinas party. Open House and a Valen tine party thae were some of the social events enjoyed by the ’ Sue girl . During the course of the entire year, besides entertainment and social functions, the hall purchased war honds to add to the Sue Lombard loan fund and sold de¬ fense stamps every week OFF-CAMFU5 OFFICERS PATTY KYLE CORNELIA ANDERSON Vfc+-jrrrtidr J RITA ROSE PrilJml ELSIE SOLIS ERG Jorrrff Commiittoutt PHYLLIS HUNT S+rrtfjrj SI ;v:o«G M T V K � « « � M ® r Coffin. M C.or n� ( ' k, Price AW « -wilt, Roae, Him. ( muihcrt i Religious Organizations CANTERBURY CLUB Prti Jtni .Dorothy Mel in Vhe-pfesident Maxine McCormack Sally Ciou Id The Canterbury Club of CWC ii the officul college group of ll e Episcopal Church Its aim is to keep the Church with the students during their college days, and it has a definite program looking toward the spiritual growth of the stu¬ dents in keeping with their advaruc in academic learning. NEWMAN CLUB Pre uJcnl -- VtCf’prel tltrttJ Setretory. .. TtMMftr - AJthet .. Jane Litvcn Rita Murphy M.ir|oric Caruthcf Anne Sullictland Miss Hcbclcr A dub project of decorating and furnishing a club room, x weekly study group, traditional monthly C ommunion breakfasts, and the initiation of new members into Newman Club were the aims of Catholic students of CWC when they met in September of 1911 to plan their program for the year. WESLEY CLUB PreuJtnt ____June Elia-on Vkt-pnudtm .. .-.Barhara Wilkenson 5 i-rehrn 7 rcx.urt-i Lflil Hart Dmnimti - - Lucille Copeland Pn.g jw Arvilla Brown PtUkit) Chknmm __ —-Dolores Stearns An open house ar Reverend Martin ' s Ionic welcomed the Methodist students on the campus and started the activities of the year. Included in tire year ' s program were talks b) ' Reverend Pedersen of Walla Walla and Dr. Thompson. President of tlac College of Puget Sound. Spring quarter brought about annual Recognition Day when the members have charge of church service. home economics style show ' • ' kick when IX’llie end Micky Shirley TtJ.elin . light «„J SuiitxJ Jikl uronjc CWC Qutcito Michwtan, Hitchcock, Carr Hill. . Ha «. Nicholson. R, c, Hoavn. Bailey. Uffw Pwtli, Sfotki ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS President.... . Vhe fn-fsiJent . Secretary . ... 3Vmww 5ot-f 4 Chairman.-. Courtesy Chairman A J risers.. . Aljxe Hoover . Ruth EllinirxKcrj; EJuabcth Bailey Lorraine Foctic Remmond Laffin Bar hard Carson Betty Barlow -Ruth Sparks Mrs Annette Hitchcock Miss Helen Michael sen 1 - 7 ■ —r -■’ ——_ •pSrstirtissiz- ■■ Ihc traditional functions of the Associated Women Students ar n . . their parents, the Welcominc Tea Iwld each fall m 1 . V h Orientation Tea honoring Freshmen and sjtjs - - - -e tt- ' Kra r szvzr. “ “ I ' l� A. W. S „ hdp 56 BOOK THREE . Contents SENIOR CLASS FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Home Economics Club Kappa Pi SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MUSIC Choir Orchestra Sextet Sigma Mu SGA AND PUBLICATIONS Crier Staff Honor Council Hyalccm Staff Student Government Association Student Welfare So SCENES AND SNAPS SENIOR SNAPS Pin-up picture Lorraine Open WkJc Lights and Shadow Prexy Lynn C Tea Q� m Officer Bunk Parly The Great Profiles Student Teachen Time Off Prexy Howard Term paper CiMXNikic 61 SENIORS JUI.IN. AIN1—Aberdeen. Litfriture, History, Gernufl Honor Council xcrrUiy, HrrotLitcan ; Kamola courtesy cha inrun KHXjH, DONNA—Kent Fine Arts, Industrial Am, Home Economic . Home Economics dub; ACE. LANGE, HELEN— ' Yakima. Spanish, German, History. WAA; Tri Chi; Campus Crier. LUCCHESI, UA—TaCtma. Social Science. Literature. History. President. ACE; Kupjxi Delta Pi; Secretary. Munson Hall; Herodotean ; CiKfuirmin Snowball; Newman dub; Who’s Wh« in American College ; Inter club council LYNN, ROBF:RT—Marshfield, Ore. Physical Education President, senior class; Honor Council; Secretary Crimson W club; Sgt. at Arms Munson Hall; Newinan club; Inter-dub council. MARTIN, MARY ROWSWF.LL—Crntralia. Music, Philosopliy Vice-president, Sue Lomhird, senior das ; Business manager, Crier, Yell huder; Social com¬ missioner, Sigma Mu. WAA; Red Crms. MUNSON, MAF—Waputo Mathematics, Physical Science. Off-campus women WAA OLSON. IRENF.—Olympia. Commercial Education. Geography, Social Science President. WhitbecJc; Treasurer, Herodotean; Social commissioner, junior das ; Chairman, War Board; Honor Council. ACE. lyoptians; Co-chairman Snow¬ ball; Inrer-dub council. PUGH. JOYCE -Poulsbo Home Economic . Speech, Industrial Arts Editor, busi¬ ness manager, Hyakem; President, sports manager. WAA; ACE social com mifftiootr; lyoptians; Crier; Home Economic dub; AWS, Inter club council- RIFDFR. IOKKAINF Fllenshurg Home Economics. ACE; Hiune Economics dub. 64 SENIORS SIDDERS, VIRGINIA—Puyallup Speech, EngUdi, Social Science Senior d « treasurer: Whitbcd club; Home Eamomic cluh; Canterbury SPARKS, RUTH—Toppcniah Hume Economic . Mathematics. Home Fomnrmo club; AWS u urtc v chairman. WAHLE. hfcl ' l V LOU—FJIcmhurg HnJikry President, New iron cluh: I Undo team; Crier. • WHALEN, BETTY—Seattle Social Studie FDCHT, LORRAINE—Yakima. Musk. Hume Economics. PrwiJtut, Sophomore da ; Secretary, AWS; Hntorun. Iyr� p ijrn; Sigma Mu; Ham r Council McCRACKEN, JANE—Fllmdxiig History Intcrvarwty ChriMun Fellow ship STRINGER. MAXINE Snuhomi h. Social Science, English K.ippi Delta Pi; Sigma Mu; Secretary, enn � r dns WILSON, BETTV JEAN—Paico. Hook- Faummicv AWS criurtesy chairman; Home Fcomunio cluh CLASS OFFICERS PretiJeul -- -Robert Lynn Vit -prtiiJtul .;-Miry Martin Sffrttjrj.. ---- Mixinc Hornibrook fnmrrr Virginia Stfdtf AJiiier. ...Dr. Molilrr To the Class of 1945 In September, 1941, the future class of ' ll was welcomed by an AWS tea. I y option firesides, and the usual Frosli initiation . . . Soon it was time for Homecoming with the bonfire, signs, and aunts. Margie White of Wapato was queen. The 1941 Homecoming game was opened with the dedication of Tomlinson Field. In the dosing minutes of the final quarter. CWC lost a hard-fought game to Cheney, 7-0. However, the Wildcats were the highest scoring basketball team in the Winco league and in the entire history of the school’s parnpiiaiion in basketball . . . Family Portrait” by the Drama department and Elijah” by the Music department were presentations that will long be remembered . . There were the Snow Ball. Hard Tunes Party, and the Colonial Hall with Barbara Williams (Carson) as queen . . The year was ended by the fresh men giving a picnic in honor of the seniors. Thc freshmen had just been initialed in the fall of 19-12 when school was dis¬ missed for a week so the students could assist in harvesting apples in various regions of the state. A fitting Culminating event was the Apple Knockets Ball . . Our ’42 Wildcats, under Phil’Sarboe ' s coaching, won CWCs first Winco football crown, while Coach Nicholson’s Cats placed second in the Winco haskethall league. Wiseman, Spit- hill, Harney, (iarmody, Hubbard, and Lynn arc only a few names to receive mention lor their outstanding athletic achievements , Evelyn Conant reigned as Homecoming Queen and Verna Lindell was crowned queen of the Colonial Ball Shirley Dickson be¬ came First Woman of the campus by being appointed SGA President Everyone was made aware of SGA and the Honor Council and all that former SGA Proxy, Roy Wahle had meant them to he . Kamola girls picked up their suitcases and mosed to Munson so as to make room for the four hundred AAF aviation students in Kamola Hall During 1944-44 khaki uniforms were prevalent at all of the many social functions—Saturday night dances, Batn Dance. Cupid s Informal, Colonial Ball and the Snowball. The cadets proved to be very talented in presenting Variety Shows and Flight Dances . AWS. assisted by the Home Economics cluh, presented a style show in which seventy col¬ lege girls modeled clothes suitable for college ... The many lovely teas and mixers for the girls were carried on in tradi¬ tional manner under AWS president. Frances Acers Taylor and her council . , Our college faculty presented the play Spring Again with Miss Michaelsen and Mr. Howell playing the leading roles Nineteen forty-four and forty five was strictly a war-time school year for CWC co-eds. The Army training pro- gram was dissolved and the girls once more reigned in Kamola Hall . . Homecoming was carried out in its traditional mantlet with Dorothy Johnston as queen and the Freshman class winning the Stunt Night competition ... Rapid Robert” Lynn broke more records on the track and Barbara Howard became tile second woman to be president of SGA ... A Cultural Hour with various faculty membets speaking was sub- ititutcd for the Wednesday niglsl dances . . . Roller skating, splash and dancing parties, picnics and Tuesday night movies were enjoyed by students and faculty. The girls even dial lenged the faculty in softball and volleyball . Then Gradua tion—with teaching careers ahead of many, while others chose matrunomal and various professional careers. a 1 Arts, Science, Music QMiking CLm Pottery Hook Ec. )t Meal Planning SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Bctk, BlarivxKid, Rofanwo Quijlcy. Deuii building to ho,,. lhc wholc o£ZL T‘ pl ‘ ruU, ' y Pl � ™de™ Ihc gnu expansion which is to be existed in all hn 1 ( ° ° i Militia be provided for .O the campus “ JI hriftch “ o( “■« ■� • building mdf will be � n altmrtiw addition 70 MUSIC MUSIC STAFF—Hem, Miller, Davie , Moe Anderson, Moe. Hertz, Black •• ' J, Kueter, Gould Loxurd, KJisxa Millard, Peterson. Nolle, Hitman, limdo� d Hoover Wickham. Stringer. liases, Lund. H mm� PlunJUtt. Heilman. Focht Ikirgcai, lv -r � n, Seymour, Scott. Dooley. Rigg WiMMiin. Hoik, Krinn, Hjum-t. Idt. Hnnvm. Reisenberger. England Holm, R-ingri. Royluracc. Ltritu . Steven , Bungs, Mausatki SIGMA MU OFFICERS Dorotlij Joh Vne-pteiHltni ---- Mary Scott Seiftiary .—.... Maxine Klas cn TffASHfr Alycc Hoover EIaiik- Millard .Mr. Wayne Hertz 71 Chntr —W.ivnc Hertz, Drrrrtor StxJrt— Rivtfergcr, Lund. Wi nlt, Kram. Screen s Mauzaki . Helen Ranprr SIGMA MU TIk purpose of Sigma Mu Epsilon is to promote cooperative effort and to forward all business and activities that may contribute to music at (WE, The club has. a, .t, chief activities. sponsorship of student res. tels. which furnish an opportunity for musrc students to perform in public, and also, maintenance of live music library for the benefit of all f.wC T student . 72 SGA and Publications Burnt Ru h Virginia Reel Grjikl March Where are juh, Riwneo ' The SiiM ' kinji Dance Hard Time 7 } Anderson. Hiiw.ird. McCormack Veidlr, Courson. Ni lmK«n Jett. Bell, Dickson STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President ... Barbara Howard Vice-president. .Cornelia Anderson SetreUry.. .. Maxine Mi( orm.uk Treasurer Mr. Kenneth Cuurton Representatives . Beverly Dickson, Gladys Jett, Dorothy Nicholson, Edith Weidlc, lam Bell The yearly program of the council has added several new ventures as well as helping continue the traditional ac¬ tivities of the freshman Orientation Program, Unmet timing, Open House, inter-class competitive assemblies, maintenance of the record collection in and the upkeep of the student lounge, and the indoctrination period for new student officers working with the Student Welfare Committee. New this year are the bulletin boards hanging in the Arts and Science and ( lassrnom buildings and the ‘Cultural Evening Programs every Wednesday, 74 STUDENT-FACULTY WELFARE The committee has two function (1) To advise the social deans. the Honor Council, and the executive hoard of the Student Government Association when advice is requested or deemed proper to give voluntarily; (2) to act upon dis¬ ciplinary cases referred to it by the social deans or by the Honor Council. HONOR COUNCIL Oik of (Ik most important bodies of the SGA is that of the Honor Council, whnh lives students the responsi¬ bility of dealing with all but two infractions of the Honor System by any students The essential meaning of the Honor Principle is that each student is responsible for bis own conduct at all times while he is a student in this college It is the purpose of the Honor Council to deal with any infractions that may occur, and to provide appropriate disciplinary action for each individual case. stupest-w iij-are DR SHAW DR SPARKS MR MOl MISS DR AN MISS MICHAELSEN HONOR COUNCIL DICKSON. HOWARD FOCHT JUL1JM, S tui y LAFFIN CARR 75 Jo c Pugh. Mr. Hogue, Fruitcc Hewitt Willed Pugh. HtghMYiidv Ra mu� scn Adam . Engel. Mundf. Dr Bollard. Mr Hogue Bcrgren. Hcwitr, Fulkmnn. Iverson, McCurdv HYAKEM STAFF Ellcnsburg, Washington. _ . . , r __ . June 1, 1945. lo the .Students of Central Washington College: Your staff had plans for a hook comparable to some of the hooks previously published. We were as enthusiastic as you to have padded covers, pages of pictures and color. Our plans were made; our aims were high. But many factors have altered our plaiu. Wartime conditions restrict the use of podding in covers, the use of flash bulbs and film, and make rt necessary to use light weight paper. The main factor has hern that our enrollment is hut a fraction of prewar yean. As the Hyakem is self-supporting, we must depend entirely on ads and annual sales; therefore our budget has been reduced With your co-operation, we have done out utmost to give you this record of poor 1944-15 year at CWC. The Hyakem Staff. JoVCll Pl ' CiH Editor Frances Hewitt Billion i M.m.net Barbara Mundy. Charlotte Engel .idi ' Cttiihg Managsri Mr. Hogue Ad filer Dr. Bullard Copy Adfiier 76 Dr. Bullard. Lois Beil, Fixmrs SfuHs. Amllj Bnmn Hatfield, Cent, spaila. f-injev. Kirlow. Nosfco. Huffman Cj� !I ms Holt. Kukulan. Shct-lun, Swope, GikiIJ, Bullani Ki n£. Homibiotik, Brown, Lindquisr, Minxm, Plumkt Kain, Kmc. Loft us, Wilkin m, Boyd. Riggs, Bell CAMPUS CRIER A college newspaper is the one mouthpiece of a campus which can draw together, for the benefit of all. different upimom and ideas floating around; it is one wap the outside public forms an opinion about the school; it should be a pub¬ lication on which the reporters arc proud to sap they work and which its readers are proud to claim as one of their spokes men. Those who worked on the paper this pear were Lois Bell, editor; Frances Spada, news editor; Mildred Kukulan. Bevcrlp Lindquist, Patricia Colwell, feature editors; Hina Holt. Bettp Jean Bodp, sports editors; Beverly McDonald, Barbara Woods, music editors. Arrilla Brown was business manager, and Dr, Catharine Bullard faculty adviser. Report¬ ers were June Back, Joyce Binkley. Bcserlp Cox. Sally Gould, Charlotte Hoffman. Lois Hornihrook, Dnma Kain, Helen Lange. Betty Loftus, Veronica Nosko. Dorothy Radd, Dorothy Rigg, Dorothy Sheehan, Dorothy Swope, Barbara Wilkin¬ son, Phyllis Anderson, and Don Stevens. Betty Barlow headed the art staff with else assistance of Connie and Esther King. The desk staff was .composed of Beulah Hatfield, Evelyn Johnson. Peaches Wagner, and Evelyn Plumlcc. Much credit for helping gel out the paper goes to Mr Nelson Hall, typesetter, and Mr. Beck Hubbcl. publisher of the Ellcnshurg Capital. 77 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS t� so Hoiiu-uwtiirtj: Tc Oitavfrn.it Tea Tfui i a laugh Candlrtiglit and cokn A Ht ' S muting lioc Sue ' Hittncftuiunje reception List of Advertisers American Meat Co. Arvidson Gilmoux Hind Box Beauty Shop Barney, Howard Bottic ' s Drug Store Boxcnun Canning Co. Brown, E. K. Burragc. Leonard F Buster Brown Shoe Store Butterfield Chevrolet Button Jewelers Carter ' s Transfer Co. Cascade Lumber Co. Chamber of Commerce City Light and Water College Fountain Service Crothcrs Jewelers Crystal Gardens Dallam Furniture Store Delsman s Greenhouse DeSoer ' a United Bakery Electric Supply 4c Fixture Co. Ellensburg Book Ac Stationery Ellcnsburg Federal Savings and Loans Ellensburg Hardware Ellensburg Telephone Co. Ellensburg Theater Enfield Dairy Esther-Marion Shop Faltus 6c Peterson Farrell ' s Fittcrer Bros. Five Dime Fuller, W. P. Gilmour’s Hank the Plumber Happy ' s Grocery Hartman, Harry Heinrich Auto Electric Shop Hi-Way Grille Hollywood Cleaners Honeycutt ' s Hub, The K. C D. A. . K. E. Cleaners K. K. Laundry Kcllehcr ' s. J Kern, F. A. Krcidel ' t Lunstrum Paint Store Massie Co. Model Bakery Montgomery Ward Morgan ' s Dry Goods Mundy, Dr. Mundy ' s Shoe Store Naida ' s XXX Barrel National Bank of Commerce Nicholson Drug Store N. Y. Cafe Ostrander Drug Co. Pacific Home Appliance Patrick Coal Co. J. C. Penney Phare Paints Phillip ' s Jewelry Ramsay Hardware Co. Rathbun Implement Co. Robbins, Harry K. Rosser and Sutton Schaakc Packing Co. Sears Roebuck Go. Semont, Lee Service Drug Store Sigman ' s Sody-Licious Steak House StockdaJc Realty Co. Stop N Shop Taylor-Richardson Clinic Texaco Triangle Auto Wrecking Co. Tiffany Insurance Tum-a-Lum Tutwiler Studio Ucbclackcr, Dr. Valley Fuel 6c Transfer Washington National Bank Weaver, Dr. Webster Food Shop Webster Hotel Webster Smoke House White-Fitterer Whitfield. Jay A. Whippet ' s Food Mart Yakima Hardware 81 TUTWILER STUDIO for Portraits of Dislinct on DELSMAN ' S GREENHOUSE Flowcfi in Sea von towages . . . Potted Plante 515 W Eighth Mam ?� n Sport Equipment RAMSAY HARDWARE COMPANY OSTRANDER DRUG COMPANY Fountain Service For AH Sealoni of the Year Hlcnsburg, Wash. ELLENSBURG BOOK STATIONERY CO. NAIDA ' S XXX BARREL School Supply Store Fountain Fountain Pens ... Ring Books Sandwiches Most Complete Stock in Kittiiaf Valley ' 9th and Stale Highway 10 Our Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1945 ELLENSBURG THEATRES 8 2 ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND FIXTURE CO. Plluoc l 7 111 4th St. Shop of Sean anJ .Vjjv SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 107 EU t Fourth Mum 672 LEONARD F. BURRAGE Tonight Try a Real Hotel Insurance of All Kindi WEBSTER HOTEL 314 North Pine Main 69 Ellensburg ' s Finest J. H. Wales. Mgr. SERVICE BUTTON DRUG STORE JEWELERS All the name implies Diamonds and Watches 410 N. Pearl Ellensburg, Wadi. Ellensburg, Washington WEBSTER’S FOOD SHOP SMOKE HOUSE Ralduranl ' Rrt region Fountain Service Confectionery Sport Supplies MAIN 41 MAIN 76 8 UEBELACKER Dentist 414 North Pine THE HUB Wtgfall H. Ross HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS Next Elks Temple Clothiers - Furnishers - Shoeists Blick 5651 E Wilioo. Pi, r Compliments of NICHOLSON DRUG STORE Agent fur De Pier Remedies) PHARE PAINTS Wallpaper - Glass - Contracting Prescription Pharmacist Ellcnshurg, Washington 15 N. Pearl St. Miin 722 Ellcnshurg, Washington 107 West Mh Black 268! STOCKDALE REALTY CO. Loans THE BAND BOX BEAUTY SHOP Insurance .Real Eai(t . 20 East 5th St. Main 821 We We come Student Accounts WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK V. J. BOUILLON President GOODWIN CHASE. JR. Vice-President DR. J. H. MUNDY Demist HANK” THE PLUMBER H. H ROBERTSON. Owner Oljmpu Block Phone Main 96 WATER SYSTEMS • OIL BURNERS PLUMBING • HEATING For Quick Service Call MONTGOMERY WARD Order Office FALTUS PETERSON Where Your Car Is Properly Serriced Sixth and Main Phone Main 146 Main 750 Jl 1 North Pearl JAY A. WHITFIELD Attorney FARRELL’S Headquarters for College Students Phone Main 142 Olympic Block 405 North Pearl Blatk 4112 Compliments of THE ELLENSBURG TELEPHONE CO. 8 Courtesy F. A. KERN THE COLLEGE FOUNTAIN Fountain Stn ice 70S North AiuJcrui phone Mein 91 ) MORGAN ' S DRY GOODS Vomen ' s Read-lo-Wear Lingerie . . Milliner)- . . Huiicrj- K. E. CLEANERS � 4 Eex 6th S«. Mem 192 THE 5 AND DIME Home Owned DE SOER ' S UNITED BAKERY Delicious Cakes and Pastries Honey-Crust Bread IJcSoer Bros. Mein 108 Compliments of CITY LIGHT AND WATER Ellcnshurg. Washington 87 DO AND MOSE ' WIPPEL’S FOOD MART Vt Are Rt dy MiJ Reger to Sent You QUALITY GROCERS HIIttisburg, Washington TEXACO PRODUCTS SCHAAKE PACKING CO. Beef . . . Lamb . . . Pork Try Schaake ' s Always Good Hams, Bacon, and Sausage BUTTER BUILDS BETTER HOMES ask for DARIGOLD Made by KITTITAS COUNTY DAIRYMEN ' S ASS ' N also Darigold Ice Cream, Cheese, and Cof+age Cheese Mam 7 MODEL BAKERY VALLEY FUEL TRANSFER Decorated Birthday Cake a Specialty Loral Freight, Fuel and Transfer Mjin If.i Phone Mtiin 9 GILMOUR ' S Fancy Groceries CARTER TRANSFER COMPANY Coal Quality and Prompt Service Archie Patrick . . Wyoming Monarch MB North Pearl Phone : Miin 104 • 203 Fuel Oil 106 West Fourth Main 91 FITTERER BROTHERS Furniture Ellensburg ' s Famous .... NEW YORK CAFE Yakima ' s Outstanding .... GOLDEN WHEEL CAFE We Appreciate Your Patronage Best Meals at Lowest Gist 90 ESTHER-MARIAN SHOP Lid in ' Ready to-Wear Mjin 40 North Pearl t-lkmhurg. Washington MASSIE COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feed, Seed, Fertiliaen Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Ellcl� bur£. Waitnnflon SODY- LICIOUS PHILLIPS ' JEWELRY Your Local Routers American Watches and Diamonds Railroad Watch Inspection W. P. FULLER COMPANY Yakima, Washington CASCADE LUMBER COMPANY 91 • 2 Compliments of ELLENSBURG HARDWARE Where Quality jnJ Price Meet HOWARD BARNES Automobile Insurance Complete Fountain Service McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment HI-WAY GRILLE International Motor Trucks Tenderloin Strait a Specialty Sandwiches of All Kinds RATHBUN IMPLEMENT COMPANY 108 East Eighth Street Ellciishurg, Washington J. KELLEHER Ford — Lincoln T Sales and Service HARRY HARTMAN Books and Prints 1313 Fifth Avenue Seattle. Wash. ROSSER SUTTON 211 Wc« Vikiino Ave. YaJciriu. With in on DR. R. A. 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South 1st and Chestnut It’s Correct If It’s from Yakima’s Fine Store for Men feeGOemoru MENS WEAR - 9ha i s All HEINRICH AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP See Heinie Comfdimeuh of ELLENSBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 40} North Pearl STOP N SHOP MARKET Phone Main 696 TRIANGLE AUTO WRECKING CO. New and Used Parts for All Makes of Cars 100 North Main St. Phone Main 195 Fine Foods SIGMAN ' S The Friendly Store Best Wishes To Out Friends of C. W. C. E. PACIFIC HOME APPLIANCE CO. 510 North Pearl Best Wishes from BOZEMAN CANNING CO. Earl E. Anderson Main Mil ‘Wi it 11 ' . STUDENT DIRECTORY Adams. Dorothy; 12. 76 (Kelso, Wash.) Adolf, Virginia; 23. 32, 42 (Port Townsend, Wash.) Anderson, Cornelia; 39. 51. 62, 74 (Ellcnsburg, Wash.) Anderson, Phyllis; 12 (Ellcnsburg. Wash.) Anderson, Betty Jane; 12, 44 (Marysville, Wash Anderson. Patricia; J2, 33, 46. 71 (Puyallup, Wash.) Anderson. Marilyn; 12 (Snohomish, Wash.) Adam, Gertrude; 14, 42. 52 (Omak, Wash.) Babcock, Phyllis; 32. 68 (Wapato, Wash.) Bach, June; 12 (Olympia, Wash.) Bailey, Elizabeth. 23, 62, 68 (Yakima. Wash.) Baldwin. Dorothy; 23. 31, 32, 33, 30. 68 (Yakima, Wash.) Bangs, Elizabeth. 12, 71 (Omak. Wash.) Banko, Beth; 12 (Yakima Wash.) Barlow, Elizabeth; 32, 33, 68. 77 (Everett. Wash.) Barnes, liu Lee; 12 (Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho) Hell. Lois; 31, 32, 41, 74. 77 (Monitor, Wash.) Henshoof. Marguerite; 23, 32, 71 (Seattle, Wash.) Berto. Verna; 23, 32, 33. 45, 68 ((Kirkland. Wash.) Boorsma Ada; 12 (Moxcc, Wash.) Bowers, Wilma; (Ellcnsburg, Wash.) Boyd. Betty Jean; 12, 42, 77 (Puyallup, Wash.) Brown, Arvilla; 52, 77 (Yelm, Wash.) Burgess. Carol; 32. 42, 71 (Leavenworth, Wash.) Burgnvnc, Barbara: (Vancouver, Wash.) Billctte, Celia; 14, 18 (White Salmon, Wash.) Binkley. Joyce. 14 (Seattle, Wash.) Bush, Betty; 14 (Seattle. Wash.) Campbell, Emma; 54 (Ellcnsburg. Wash.) Carlson. Alice; 12 (Everett. Wash.) Carr. Mddren; 23. 39. 46. 50, 62, 75 (Marysville, Waih.) Carrell, Olive; 12. 42 (Toppenish, Wash,) Caruthers, Marjorie; 23. 33, 52 (Yacolt. Wash.) Casey, Pat; 12 (Ellcnsburg, Wash ) Clark, Anna Lee; 32 (Hcxpiiam, Wash.) Clarke, Jeane. 12 (Ptshastin, Wash ) Clayton, Dolores; 12, 43 (Rolling Bay. Wash.) Colby. JoAnn. 31, .32, 33, 41. 42 (Aberdeen, Wash.) Condell. Helen; 12, 42 (Seattle. Wash.) Cook, Gloria: 49, 62 (Alameda, Calif.) Copeland. Lucille; 52, 62 (Grandview, Wash.) Cotton. Margaret; 62 (Kittitas. Wash.) Cox. Beverly; 12, 23. 41. 42. 77 (Toppenish. Wash.) Cox. Ruth; 12, 68 (Selah, Wash.) Culk. Mary; 23, 50. 62, 68 (Seattle, Wash.) Carson, Barbara; 27. 62. 68 (Wapato. Wash.) Calhoun. Virginia; 14 Carpenter, Corrine; 34. 52 Cates, Evelyn; 14 (Omak, Wash.) Collins, Maty Jane; 14, 52, 77 (Tacoma. Wash.) Condon, Eleanor; Ellcnsburg, Wash.) Cox. Cecilia; 14, 42 Cox, Eloi.se; 14 Davis, Dorothy; 23, 62, 68 (Raymond. Wash.) Davis, Shirley; 12 (Ellcmburg, Wash.) Draring. Laura; 12, 23 (Kittitas, Wash.) Dennis, Margaret; 12 (Monroe. Wash.) Dickson. Beverly; 24, 33,42, 45, 74 (Okanogan, Wash.) Dickson. Shirley; 20, 23, 39, 41, 42, 46, 75 (Okanogan, Wash.) Donald, Lorraine; 12 (Easton, Wash.) Dooley, Carol; 32, 71 (Hospiiam, Wash.) Douma, Harriet. 35, 39, 46, 50 (Snohomish, Wash.) DeGooyer. Bill; 34 (Tieton, Wash.) Eglin, Catherine; 32, 52 (Yakima. Wash.) Eliason. June; 52, 63 (Shelton. Wash.) Ellingsbcrg. Ruth; 63 (Yakima. Wash.) Engel. Charlotte; 12. 76 (Ellensburg, Wash.) England. Shirley; 12. 71 (Yakima, Wash.) Evens. Velma; 23. 63. 68 (Ellenshurg. Wash.) Falen, Ella; 32. 41 (Hamah, Wash.) Fisher, Catherine; 32 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Focht, Lorraine. 65, 71, 75 (Yakima. Wash.) Ford, Betty Jean; 32, 33 (Gooscprarrie, Wash.) Fossler, Montcrie; 12, 41, 42 (Hocpiiam, Wash.) Fulhright. June; 12 (Monesano, Wash ) Fulkerson. Barbara; 12. 23. 41, 42, 76 (Union Gap, Wash.) Furgeson. Doris; 65 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Fiori, Caroline; 14 (Fife. Wash.) Fiori. Emily; 14 (Tacoma. Wash.) Galbraith. Emza; 12. 41 (Ridgecrest. Calif.) Gardner, Lois; 12 (Wilbur, Wash.) Georges, Maria. 12. 42 (Yakima, Wash.) Glazier, Merna; 12 (Grandview, Wash.) Gould, Sally; 23, 32, 42, 45, 52. 71, 77 (Gig Harbor. Wash.) Gundersen, Alice, 23, 34. 58. 50. 67, 68 (Centralia. Wash.) Gustafson. Virginia; 12, 23 (Kittitas, Wash ) Hale. Mildred; 13 (Outlook. Wash.) Hamilton, Jean; 32 (Tacoma. Wash.) Hanks, Jean; 71 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Hanson. Gladys; 32, 33. 71 (Sumner, Wash.) Hanson. Lou; 52. 40. 41. 43 (Tacoma. Wash.) Hanson. Marilyn; 71 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Hart, Lois; 12, 52 (Tacoma, Wash.) Hatfield, Beulah: 32. 42. 68, 77 (Thorp, Wash.) Hauck, Gordon, (Kittitas. Wash.) Hayes, Beverly; 23. 32. 33, 39, 49, 50. 54, 71 (Centralia, Wash.) mu STUDENT DIRECTORY Hamilton, Jackie; 14, 42 (Tacoma. Wash.) Him, Mama; 52, 63 (Puyallup. Wash.) Heilman. Venita; 24. 42, 41, 42. 71 (Ellcnsburg. Wash I Hemes, Dorothy. 32 (Yakima, Wash.) Hewitt, Frances; 54, 52. 58. 76 (Portland, Oregon) Hewson, Molly; 15, 42. 45 (Granger. Wash.) Highsmith, Marijanc; 15, 42 (Sunnysidc. Wash.) Hill. Marie; 54. 41, 46 (Yakima, Wash.) Hoffman, Charlotte; 15, 25, 42, 71. 77 (Tacoma, Wash.) Hogan, Clarice, 12 (Renton. Wash.) Holm. Margaret; 12, 71 (Selah. Wash ) Holt. Elna; 15, 25. 42, 68, 77 (Poulsbo, Wash.) Hoover. Alycc; 25, 65. 68. 49, 71 (Toppenish, Wash.) Homibeook. Ians; 15, 77 (Snohomish, Wash ) Houser. Leslie, 12, 58, 71 (Ellensfcurg. Wash ) Howard. Barbara; 59, 45, 65. 74, 75 (Ellcnsburg, Wash.) Hoydar, Frances; 15 (Selah, Wash.) Humes, Betti; 65 (Seattle. Wash ) Hummel, Alta; 15 (Toppenish. Wash.) Hunt, Phyllis; 55. 54, 51, 52 (Ellenshurg, Wash.) Hunter, Mary; 52. 41. 42, 65 (Yakima, Wash.) Huntley. Mary; 55. 5B, 68 (Yakima. Wash.) Ide, Donald; 12, 71 (Yakima, Wash.) Iverson, Anne; 52, 46, 71, 76 (Buena. Wash.) Jeskc, Dorothy; 15, 42 (Peshastin, Wash.) Jett. Gladys; 25. 52. 55, 42,45, 74 (Omak. Wash.) Johnson, Carroll. 15. 42 (Lyle, Wash.) Johnson, Evelyn; 15. 25, 42, 68. 77 (Tacocna, Wash) Johnson. Jean; 59, 46. 65, 68 (Port Angeles. Wash 1 Johnston. Dorothy. 24, 35, 59, 49. 54, 71 (Wallace, Ida.) Johnston. Jeanne; 11 (Tacoma, Wash.) Johnstone, Pmilla; 55 (Vancouver, Wash ) Judkins, Jeannette; 15, 42 (Vancouver. Wash.) Julin, Aini; 64. 75 (Aberdeen. Wash.) , Johansson. Joyce; 14, 41, 42 (Rolling Bay. Wash.) Josi. Marjorie; 14 (Yakima. Wash.) Kain. Dorna; 13, 42, 77 (Thorp. Wash.) Kanonen, Norma; 32,43 (Aberdeen. Wash.) Keen, Alice; 13 (Ellenshurg, Wash.) Kdlet, Patricia; 12 (Seattle, Wash.) Kcnsel, Jessie; 13 (Ellenshurg, Wash.) Keogh. Donna; 23. 64, 68 (Kent, Wash ) Kershaw, Freda; 23. 52. 46, 50 (Selah. Wash.) Kilkenny. Frances. (Prosser, Wash.) King. Esther; 15. 77 (Elgin, Ore.) King. Constance, 13, 77 ( Elgin, Ore.) Klassen, Marine. 37, 71 (Grandview, Wash.) Kncttlc. Nelsa; (Pomeroy, Wash.) Kreitlow. Marian; 23, 32 (Spokane. Wash.) Krom, Virginia; 13, 71, 72 (Lacrosse. Wash.) Knctcr, Frank; 71 (Everett, Wash.) Kuhns. Lee; 13, 23 (Gig Harbor, Wash.) Kukulan. Mildred. 23. 32. 33, 42, 68. 77 (Tacoma, Wash.) Kalsiros. Georgia; 14 (Seattle, Wash.) Laffin, Rosamond; 24, 35, 39, 42, 68, 75 (Snohomish. Wash.) Lange, Helen. 42. 64, 77 (Yakima. Wash.) Leaf, Frances; 52. 68 (Seattle, Wash.) Lcgg, Mahle; 12 (Kittitas, Wash.) Leonard, Mary Frances; 33, 46, 71 (Tacoma Wash.) Luvellcn, Mattel; 12 (Ellenshurg, Wash.) Linberg, Joy; 32, 41, 42, 68 (Aberdeen, Wash ) Lindquist. Beverly; 12, 42. 68, 77 (Tacoma, Wash.) LlsIc. Leona; 12 (Yakuna, Wash.) Lrlven, Jane; 33. 58, 49, 52, 68 (Hocpiiam. Wash ) Lockwood. Rosellen; 32, 33, 68 (Cowiche, Wash.) Loftus, Betty. 12, 71, 77 (Bremerton, Wash.) Love, Marilyn. 12 (Wenatchee. Wash ) Lucchesi, Lia; 23. 39. 46, 52, 64 (Tacoma, Wash.) Lund, Georgians; 23, 32. 39, 49, 71, 72 (Ccntralia Wash ) Lynn, Robert; 39, 45. 64 (Marshfield. Ore.) Laws, Jean; 14 (Selah, Wash.) MrAultffc. Doris, 27, 32. 54 (Wapato. Wash.) McCormack, Maxine; 35, 39, 46. 32, 74 ( Ellenshurg. Wash.) McCune, CJeo, 12 (Edmonds. Wash ) McCurdy, Margaret; 12. 27, 54, 76 (Wapato, Wash.) McDonald, Beverly; 52 (Harrah, Wash.) Marlow, Fclha; 12 Malaya. Stanley; 35, 76 (Cle Elum, Wash.) Maxcy. Mavis, 51, 52, 55. 30 (Ellenshurg. Wash ) Mclin, Dorothy; 55, 52 (Auburn. Wash.) Mercer. Frances; 32, 46. 52 (Wenatchee, Wash.) Merritt. Shirley; 51, 52, 49. 68 (Snohomish. Wash.) Meyer, Mary Ellen . 35. 49. 54. 68 (Outlook, Wash.) Millard, Elaine; 32. 33, 71 (Everett, Wash.) Miller, Corinne. 12 (Seattle, Wash.) Miller, Elsie; 13 (Hoquiam, Wash.) Miller, Nonallelic: 12 (Snohomish, Wash.) Mitchell, Floridel; (Ellenshurg. Wash.) Mladcnick, Roseanne; 12 (Cle Elum. Wash.) Mosier. Marian; II, 12 (Coulee City, Wash.) Mouzakis, Barbara; 12, 71. 72 (Ccntralia, Wash.) Mundy. Barbara. 12, 76 (Ellcnsburg. Wash.) Munson, Mac; 64 (Wapato, Wash.) Murphy, Rita. 23. 32, 41, 42, 43, 32 (Steilatoom. Wash.) McAhcc, Patricca. 14, 49, 52 (Seattle. Wash.) McCracken, Jane; 65 (Ellcnsburg. Wash.) Nelson, Junisc; (Tacoma. Wash.) 101 STUDENT DIRECTORY Ncubcrt, Donna; 23, 52. 46 (Tieton. Wash ) Newman, Beryl; 25, 51 (Napavinc. Wash.) Nicholson, Dorothy: 25. 55. 59, 50. 68. 74 (Pohaxtin. WasJi.) Nimj, Clara; 52 (Wapato, Wash.) Nolte, Louise, 25. 52, 71 (Cow,the. Wash.) Norm, Maigaret; 52 (Puyallup, Wash.) Nosko, Veronica; 25, 56. 52, 77 (Centralia. Wash.) Null, Lois; (Ellensburg. Wash ) Olson, Ethel; 55. 68 (Aberdeen, Wash.) Olson, Irene. 23, 46, 64 (Olympia, Wash.) Olson. Virginia. 23, 31, 33. 41. 43 (Seattle, Wash.) Ott, Lorraine; 12 (Ellcnshurg. Wash.) Peach, Mary Lou; 1) (Ellensburg, Wash,) Pederson. Wanda; 56. 41, 42, 4) (Yakima. Wash.) Peterson, Georgia; 51. 33, 49, 71 (Du Pont, Wadi.) Peterson, Mary jane; 1) (Farmer, Wash.) Piland. Alpha; (Yakima. Wash.) Plumlce, Evelyn; 13, 77 (Harrah, Wash.) Plunkett, Jean; 36. 71 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Ponton. Sally; 13 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Powhson, Joyce; 53 (Selah, Wash.) Price, Joyce. 33, 32 (Seattle. Wash.) Pugh, Joyce. 23, 39. 42, 45 , 64. 68. 76 (Poulsbo, Wash ) Pyle. Patty; 37, 58, 39. 43, 51 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Purvis, Lillian. 14 (Yakima, Wash ) Radd, Dorothy. 23. 36, 38. 49, 68 (Sumner, Wash.) Ranger. Helen; 13. 42, 71. 72 (Yakima. Wash.) Rasmussen, Geraldine; 36, 76 (Seattle. Wash ) Richter, Margaret. 13 (Centralia, Wash ) Ricdcr, Lorraine; 64 (Ellcnshurg, Wash,) Riedi, Katherine; 13. 42 (Renton. Wash.) Rigg. Dorothy; 23, 36, 71, 77 (Centralia. Wash.) Rissbergcr, Shirlee; 71, 72 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Rohbms, Marjorie; 14 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Robinson, Virginia; (Ellensburg, Wash.) Rose. Rita; 36, 38, 39, 46. 51. 52 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Roswell. Mary; 50. 54, 64 (Centralia, Wash.) Roy lance. Anna Dec; 13, 43, 71 (Yakima. Wash.) Rutledge, Vera; (Olympia Wash.) Reid, Dale: 33 (Moses Lake, Wash.) St. George. Barbara; 13 (Wapato, Wash.) Vhnchly, Pcgge; 33 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Schultz, Ardella; 13 (Ellensburg. Wash.) Scott. Marj ; 36, 38, 40, 71 (Granger. Wash.) Scott, Virginia; 13 (Toppenish. Wash.) Seaton. Margaret; (Ellcnshurg. Wash.) Sellers, Margaret; 13, 23 (Goldcndaic, Wash.) Seymour. June; 36, 49. 68, 71 (Snohomish, Wash.) Sheehan, Dorothy; 13. 42. 52, 68, 77 (Tacoma. Wash.) Srdders. Virginia; 46. 52, 65. 68 (Puyallup. Wash.) Slater, Geraldine; 33 (Seattle, Wash.) Smith, Ercel; 72 (Toppenish, Wash.) Smethwick, Mary Ann. 13 (Wapato. Wash.) Sollxrrg, Elsie; 33. 51 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Spada, Frances. 33, 42. 50. 68, 77 (Snohomish, Wash.) Spalding, Marcia; 37 (Olympia, Wash.) Sparks, Ruth; 65, 68 (Toppenish, Wash.) Spurting, Phyllis; 23, 31. 37. 39, 68 (Seattle, Wash.) Startup. Mane; 13 (Ellenshutg. Wash.) Stearns. Dolores; 52 (Ellensburg. Wash,) Stephens. Jmogenc. 33. 42 (Zillah, Wash ) Stevens, Donald; 13. 39 (Kittitas, Wash.) Stevens, Nina; 13, 41. 71, 72 (Centralia, Wash.) Stevenson, Winifred; l) (Silver Lake. Wash.) Stringer, Maxine; 23. 65, 71 (Snohomish, Wash.) Sutherland, Ann; 52 (Ellensburg. Wash.) Sutor, Mary Ellen; 23, 37. 42, 49 (Yakima. Wash.) Swanson. Betty; 14 (Ellensburg. Wash,) Swope. Dorothy; 23, 33, 68, 77 (Selah. Wash.) Schildt. Betty; 36. 42 (Seattle. Wash.) Skormak. Rose Mary. 14 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Thayer, Margaret; (Ellensburg, Wash.) Thompson, Doris; 13 (Seattle, Wash.) Thompson, Anita; II, 26 (Aberdeen. Wash.) Torsclh, Eioisc. 13, 42, 68 (Snohomish, Wash.) Turner. Maymc; 13,45 (Aberdeen, Wash.) Tweedic. Janet; 13, 42, 68 (Nacbes, Wash.) Thacker, Kathleen; 14 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Viducnh, Maty Ann; 14, 42, 52 (Hospiiam, Wash.) Wagner, Reaches; 15 (Snohomish. Wash.) Wahlc, Betty Lou: 65 (Ellensburg, Wash.) Walli, Lada; 44 (Aberdeen, Wash.) Walter, Adel; 53. 40, 43, 67 (Outlook. Wash.) Warren. Jean; 15 (Spokane, Wash.) Webster, Lcola; 13 (Tacoma, Wash.) Weidlc, Edith; 23, 37. 42, 46, 68. 74 (Richland, Wash ) Whalen, Betty; 65 (Seattle. Wash.) While, Lorraine; 33, 68 (Cowichc, Wash.) White, Lois; 31. 33 (Wapato. Wash,) Wickham, Patricia; 33, 71 (Yakima, Wash.) Wilkinson, Barbara; 23, 33. 41, 42, 52. 77 (Aberdeen, Wish.) Wilks, Betty; 13, 42. 86 (Yakima. Wash,) Wilson, BettyJean; 65 (Ellensburg. Wash.) Wood.n, Janice; 13, 45. 71 (Harrah. Wash.) Woods, Barbara; II, 13. 71. 72 (Omsk, Wash ) Wynne, Patricia; 33, 52 (Kittitas, Wash.) White, Marrella. 14 (Seattle. Wash.) Zimmerman. Emma; 13, 42. 68 (Narlses. Wash.) 102