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

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V as sf ' TI-IE NINETEEN FOBTY-SIX HY KE Published by Associated Students Central Washington College of Education Ellensburg, Washington 'k BARBARA F ULKERSON, Editor MAXINE FEROGLIA, Business Manager Dedication To all veterans who answered their country's Call-those who left us and have returned, those from whose mission there will be no returning, and who we greatly miss, those who this year have enrolled to equip themselves for the defense of the things for which they fought, we dedicate this 1946 Hyakem. 3 Borda-ring the skyline Foreword The Hyakem records the year 1945-46 for the returning service- men and women of Central Washington College of Education 5 Spring against the tower Contents ADMINISTRATION V CLASSES FACULTY COURSE ACTIVITIES SPORTS CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS CAMPUS RESIDENCES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FACULTY DIRECTORY STUDENT DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS 7 Dr. Robert E. McConnell 8 I- THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE This year of 1945-46 has been a reconversion period. It has been one in which we have been making a transition from war to peace. Former stu- dents who have been in the army and navy and who have traveled widely have been returning to the campus. Their return has been a joy. The numbers have increased as the year has worn on and traditional events are once more being enjoyed. By the autumn of 1946 Central should be operating quite normally. The Hyakem staff has dedicated this book to the veterans in apprecia- tion of their noble contribution to our cause in the war. I wish to add my word of appreciation and gratitude for their efforts in our behalf. May they now find happy places in society. We hope to expand the number of living quarters so as to accommodate all who wish to attend Central. We have al- ready acquired the Campus Courts, forty-eight family units from F. P. H. A. and several other houses. These enable married students to attend college, while we care for the usual single men and women. The most pleasant part of all is that we are bending all of our efforts towards constructive activity, The future offers many challenging opportuni- ties and the horizons look bright. 1 wish to join the Hyakem staff and the faculty in extending best wishes to all. ROBEPJ E. MCCONNELL President 9 ADMINISTRATION ,mg 4'-. Courson, Rogel, Muzzall Hitchcock, Hebeler, Cross, Samuelson, Hoffman KENNETH COURSON, Business Managerg EDWARD ROGEL, Registrarg ERNEST MUZZAL, Director of Instructiong ANNETTE HITCHCOCK, Dean of Womeng AMANDA HEBELER, Director of the College Elementary Schoolg DR. A. FOY CROSS, Director of Visual Eclucationg DR. EMIL SAMUELSON, Dean of Men and Director of Personnel and Placementg BARBARA HOFFMAN, Director of Dormitories. 10 Y f I 1 1 1 I x F . w 1 Fiendish ideas evolved from the snow-covered campus 11 CLASSES . -M 2 K :::--:- MN as xgyggw as l ,K sf , rl L we 2 ' L isa' . -Q A I' . 'ffl -'M ,Q ' Eg iw ga? A .1 X W. .. . .,, if 5 'vii mx Q gm -, ,H WW. 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E., Home Economics Club, Sue Lombard Hall President, 3. ORAL BAKER, Everett, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Science, Munson Hall President, Hyakem Editor, A. S. B. Social Commissioner. BETTY BARLOW, Everett, Wash., Major: Art, A. W. S. Social Commissioner, Campus Crier Art Editor, 2, Iyoptian, 2, Inter Club Council, 4, Kappa Pi President, 4, A. W. IS. President, Kappa Delta Pi, 4, Wl1o's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 4. LOIS WHEELER BELL, Wenatchee, Wash., Campus Crier Editor, 2-3. CAROL BURGESS, Leavenworth, Wash., Major: Music, Minor: Social Science, Sigma Mu, 2-3-4, A. C. E., 4, W. R. A., 2-3-4, Hyakem Staff, 4. BETTY CADY. ANN CALDWELL, Port Orchard, Wash., Major: Home Economics, Minor: Industrial Arts. L. G. CARMODY, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Social Science, W Club President, 4, Honor Council Chairman, 4, Social Commissioner, 2. CORRINE CARPENTER, Major: S. G. A. Council, 4, Kappa Delta Pi, 4, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Vice- President, 4, Whitbeck Club, Wesley Club Secretary. JOE CLAYTON, Snohomish, Wash., W Club, Crier, Assistant Editor and Pho- tography Hyakem, Vice-President junior Class, Choir, C. P. T., Sigma Mu, Tennis. ELEANOR CONDON. EVERLY W. COX, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Social Science, Minor: Industrial Arts, Whitbeck Club. JOHN DART, Molson, Wash., Major: Geography, Minor: Geology, Munson Hall Secretary, Vice-President, President, junior Class Social Commissioner, Senior Class Vice-President, Whitbeck Club President, S. G. A. Executive Board, Honor Council, Inter Club Council, Track. FLORENCE DEHLER. DELIA DEROSETT, Mossy Rock, Wash., Major: Social Science, Minor: English, W. R. A., A. C. E. BRUCE A. DIEATRICK, Sumner, Wash., Major: Industrial Arts, Minor: Geological Science, Sigma Mu. 15 SENIORS CAROL DOOLEY. ESTHER DUNN. O. J. EMMENEGGER, Chimacum, Wash., Major: Physical Education: Minor: History: Indus- trial Arts: W. S. C. Transfer: Club: Track: C. P. T. HUGH EVANS, Everett, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Science: Sigma Mu. EVA FAUST, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Home Economics: Minors: Science, Mathematics: Home Economics Club: Dance Club. ARTHUR FEROGLIA, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Physical Education: Minor: Social Science. EMILY FOLEY, A. C. E. HARRIET GIBBONS, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Geography, W'hitbeck Club: A. C. E.: W. R. A. DEAN GORDANIER, Cle Elum, Wash., Major: Speech: Minor: Drama: Sigma Mu. SALLY GOULD, Bremerton, Wash., Minors: Speech: Geography: Physical Education: Kappa Delta Pi Secretary: W. R. A. Secretary: Sue Lombard, Vice-President, 3: Canterbury Club Secre- tary: A. C. E.: Sigma Mu: Whitbeck Club: Pan-American League: P. E. Majors and Minors Club. BOB GROESCHELL, Cle Elum, Wash., Major: History: Minor: Speech: Industrial Arts: Student Council Representative: junior Class President: Kappa Delta Pi: Herodoteans: Campus Crier Sports Editor: Maskers and jesters. WILMA GROESCHELL, Cle Blum, Wash., Major: Geography: Minor' Social Science: Whitbeck Club, 2-3-4: Iyoptian Secretary: W. R. A., 2-5: A. S. B. Secretary. ALICE GUNDERSON, Centralia, Wash., Maskers and Jesters, 1: Kamola Social Commissioner, 2: Treasurer, 5: Vice-President, 4: A. C. E. Secretary, 2: President, 3: Home Economics Club Treasurer: Herodoteans, Secretary-Treasurer: Senior Class Secretary, 4. BEVERLY HAYES, Centralia, Wash., Majors: Speech and Drama: Minor: Music: A. C. E.: Sigma Mu: A. W. S. Council: Courtesy Chairman. HARRIET HENDRICKS, Omak, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Speech: A. W. S. Council: W. R. A. Council: Sigma Mu: Iyoptian: Kappa Delta Pi: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: Honor Council. MARK HIPKINS. HAMILTON HOWARD, Ellensburg, Wash., Freshman Class President: Sophomore and Junior Class Representative: A. S. B. Council: I K's: President Kappa Delta Pi. ALETHA IARAEL, Minors: Geography: History, English: Transfer from the Eastern Washington College of Education at Cheney: Kappa Delta Pi: Pan-American League. 17 SENIORS - I GLADYS JETT, Omak, Wash., Major: Social Science: Minor: Speech: S. G. A. Representative-at-large: S. G. A. Vice-President: Inter- Club Council President: Kappa Delta Pi, 4: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: W. R. A. Treasurer: Freshmen Class, Vice-President: Iyoptian, 2, Herodoteans. DOROTHY JOHNSTON, Wallace, Idaho, Major: Music: Sigma Mu, President, 3: Kamola President: Kappa Delta Pi, 4: A. C. E. Homecoming Queen, 3, Inter Club Council: A. W. S. Council. NORMA KARVONEN, Aberdeen, Wasli., Major: Science: Minor: Geography: Kappa Delta Pi, 4: Honor Council Secretary, 4: Dance Club Secretary, President, 4: Whit- beck Club: Inter Club Council: A. C. E.: L. S. A. CAMELLE KING. MAXINE KLASSEN, Grandview, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Geography: Sue Lombard Hall President, 4: Sigma Mu: Westminister Club: A. W. S. Council. NELSA KNETTE, Pomeroy, Wash., Major: Geography: Minor: Social Studies: Whitbeck Club: Sigma Mu: Canterbury Club. ROBERT KOCHER. HELEN LANGE, Yakima, Wash., Major: History: Transfer from Y. J. C.: Tri Chi: Crier Staff: W. R. A. FRANCES LEAF, Aberdeen, Wash., Minor: Geography: Library Science: Industrial Arts: A. C. E.: Whitbeck Club: Home Eco- nomics Club: Dance Club: L. S. A. Secretary-Treasurer: Sophomore Class Treasurer. MARY FRANCES LEONARD, Tacoma, Wash., Major: Social Science, Minor: English: Campus Crier Editor, 1: Tri Chi: Whitbeck Club: Sigma Mu: Kappa Delta Pi, 4 GLENN LEUNING, Zillah, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Social Science: Munson Hall President: Sigma Mu Social Commissioner, 4. JANE LITVEN, Hoquiam, Wash., Major: English: Minor: History: Freshman Class Social Commissioner, 1: Newman Club Treasurer, Presi- dent: Home Economics Club: Herodoteans President, 4: Inter Club Council: Senior Class Vice-President, 4: Honor Council: Kappa Delta Pi, 4: Homecoming Princess, 4: Kamola Hall Vice-President: Crier Staff. GEORGIANA LUND, Centralia, Wash., Major: Music: Sigma Mu Secretary, 4: A. C. E. MARGARET MCABEE, Seattle, Wasli., Major: Physical Education: Minor: Industrial Arts: Newman Club: A. C. E. CLEON W. MCCONNELL, Major: Physical Science: Minor: Social Science: Wliitbeck Club: Munson President, 4: Athletic Committee, 4. MAXINE McCORMACK, Ellensburg, Wash., O. C. W. Representative: Crier Staff: Editor Contacts with Campus Etiquette : S. G. A. President, 4: O. C. W, Vice-President, 2: Iyoptian, 2: Editor Wl1o's Wlio Directory, 3: Canterbury President, 1-2: Herodotean, 5-4: Kappa Delta Pi Co-President, 4: S. G. A. Secretary, 3: A. W. S. Secretary, Z: Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges, 3-4: Honor Council, 4. MAVIS MAXEY, Iyoptean Vice-President, 2: Kamola Hall Secretary, 4: Honor Council Chairman: Herodoteans: A. C. E.: Kappa Delta Pi, 4: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. DOROTHY MELINE, Auburn, Wash., Major: Fine Arts: Minor: Speech: A. C, E.: Inter Club Council: Canterbury Club President. 18 SENIORS FRANCES MERCER, Rock Island, Wash. MARY ELLEN MEYER, Outlook, Wash., Major: Commercial Education, Minor: Home Economics, Westminister Club President, Home Economics Club Vice-President, Inter Varsity Fellowship Treasurer. ELAINE MILLARD, Everett, Wash., Major: Music, S. G. A. Secretary, 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Kappa, Delta Pi, 4, Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, Vice-President, 3, Sigma Mu Historian, 2, Historian, Iyoptians, 2, Crier Staff, 1. ROBERT MILLER, Hoquiam, Wash., Basketball. PHILLIP MIROSH, Track. PATRICIA MOEN. RITA MURPHY, Steilacoom, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Social Science, W. R. A. President, 4, W. R. A. Sports Manager, 3, Kappa Delta Pi, Honor Council, P. E. Majors and Minors Vice-President, Newman Club Vice-President, A. C. E., Inter- Club Council, A. W. S. Council. GRACE MYER. DONNA NEUBERT, Tieton, Wash., Majors: History, Geography, Minor: Speech. BERYLE NEWMAN, Napavine, Wash., Majors: Spanish, Social Science, Minors: English, Literature, A. C. E., W. R. A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Pan-American League. DOROTHY NICHOLSON, Peshastin, Wash., Major: Home Economics, Minor: Industrial Arts, Kamola President, 5, S. G. A. Representative, S. V. R., S. E. D. Vice-President, President, Home Economics Club, Inter Club Council. VERONICA NOSKO, Centralia, Wash., Minors: Literature, Social Science, Biology, A. C. E. Social Commissioner, Newman Club President, Kappa Delta Pi Historical Reporter, W. R. A., Inter Club Council, Campus Christian Council, Campus Crier Staff. WANDA PEDERSON, Yakima, Wash., President of P. E. Majors and Minors Club, Home-coming Queen. PATTY PYLE, Ellensburg, Wash., Minors: History, Geography, Art, O. C. W. President, Junior Class President, Dance Club Secretary-Treasurer, Honor Council, A. W. S. Council, A. C. E., Inter Club ouncil, Kappa Pi. ALFRED RAAP. DOROTHY RADD, Sumner, Wash., Major: Home Economics, Minor: Industrial Arts, Home Economics Club, A. C. E., Crier staff. GERI RASMUSSEN, Seattle, Wash.. Major: Home Economics, Minor: Industrial Arts, Home Economics Club, A. C. E., W. R. A., Senior Class Treasurer, 4. DOROTHY RIGG, Centralia, Wash., Major: Art, Minors: Literature, Music, Social Science, Tri Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Pi, Sigma Mu, A. C. E. 19 SENIORS FLORENCE ROGERS, Chehalis, Wash., Major: Science: Minor: Social Science, Herodoteansg Pan-American League. RITA ROSE, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: History: Minor: Social Science: O. C. W. President, Sophomore Class Treasurer, 2: junior Class Secretary, 3, Iyoptians, 23 Newman Clubg Inter Club Council: A. W. S. Council. FRANCES ROSENZWEIG, Tacoma, Wash., Major: Geography: Minor: Music: A. W. S. President: Kappa Delta Pig Whitbeck Club President: Sigma Mu. BETTY MAY SCHILDT, Seattle, Wash., Minors: English, Spanish, Industrial Arts: Senior Class Secretary, 4, W. R. A.: A. C. E.g Home Economics Club: Whitbeck Club. MARVIN J. SCHROEDER, Zillah, Wash., Major: Geography: Minors: Physical Science, Mathematics, History, Munson Hall Social Commissioner: Whitbeck Club, MARY SCOTT, Grandview, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Home Economics: A. C. E.: Sigma Mu Vice- President, junior Class Vice-President. JUNE SEYMOUR, Snohomish, Wash., Minors: Chemistry, Home Economics, Industrial Arts: Transfer from Everett Junior College: Home Economics Club: Sigma Mu, A. C. E. WILLIAM SI-IOWVER, Yakima, Wash. THELMA SHOUSE, Yakima, Wash., Minors: Art, English, Social Science. DOLORES STEARNS, Ellensburg, Wash., Minors: Music, Fine Art, Secretarial, Transfer from W. S. C.: O. C. W. Vice-President: Wesley Club Vice-President: Sigma Mug A. C. E. ROY PATRICK WAHLE, Ellensburg, Wash., Associated Student Council Representative: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: Associated Students Vice-President: S. G. A. First Presidentg Newman Club President: O. C. M. Club President: Herodotean: Kappa Delta Pi Historian: Reporter: Crier Staff: Student War Memorial Building: Planning Committee Chairman. ARDYTH WEST, Goldendale, Wash. 20 UNIOR Wynne, Billette, Eglin, Falen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prefiderzz .....,................................................................. ........ K ay Eglin Vice-Prefidefzl ......... ,,...,..... P at Wynne Secretary .,....,..,.... .,,..... C elia Billette Tz'eaJ1zrer' ....... ....... ........ E 1 la Falen 21 nmroas VIRGINIA ADOLF, Port Townsend, Wash., Major: Geography: Minor: Industrial Arts: Whitbeck Club: W. R. A.: A. C. E. PATRICIA ANDERSON, Tacoma, Wash., Major: Social Science: Minor: English, Crier Editor, 1: Iyoptian, 2: Whitbeck Club. DOROTHY BALDWIN, Yakima, Wash. PEGGY BENSHOOF, Seattle, Wash., Major: Music: Minor: Home Economics: A. C. E.: Sigma Mu. VERNA BERTO, Minors: Fine Art, Industrial Arts: Home Economics: Kappa Delta Pi, 2: Sue Lombard Vice-President: Iyoptians, 2: A. C. E.: Home Economics Club: Kappa Pi Vice-President, 3. CELIA BILLETTE, White Salmon, Wash., Major: Commercial Education: Minor: Home Economics: W. R. A.: A. C. E.: junior Class Secretary, 3. HENRY BONGIORNI, Whitbeck Club: Maskers and jesters Treasurer: Hands Across the Sean: See How They Run : Our Town : Androcles and the Lion : Whistling in the Dark. CHARLES CARR, Ellensburg, Wash. JOANN COLBY, Aberdeen, Wash., Major: Physical Education: Majors and Minors Club, 1-2-3: W. R. A., 1-2-3: Dance Club, 2: Sophomore Class President, 2: lyoptian Secretary, 2: Inter Club Council, 2-3: Kappa Delta Pi President, 3: Lutheran Club Treasurer: A. W. S. Secretary, 3: RANDY DRAGNESS, Kent, Wash., Major: Social Science: Minor: History: Sorority House : Canterbury Club President: Herodoteans Secretary: A. C. E.: Whitbeck Club: Inter Club Council. CATHERINE EGLIN, Yakima, Wash., Newman Club President: junior Class President: Inter Club Council: College Christian Council. ELLA FALEN, Wtipato, Wash., Major: Physical Education: Minor: Fine Arts: Sigma Mu: junior Class Treasurer: Physical Education Majors and Minors Club, Secretary. GEORGE FRANICH, Aberdeen, Wash. BARBARA FULKERSON, Union Gap, Wash., Major: Physical Education: Minor: History: Hyakem Editor, 3: A. C. E. Treasurer, 3: W. R. A.: P. E. Majors and Minors Club: Dance Club. WESLEY I-IANSEN. 22 I UNIORS GLADYS HANSEN, Sumner, Wash., Major: Music, Minor: History, Sigma Mu President, 5, Iyoptian Treasurer, 2, L. S. A, President, 2-3, Sophomore Class Vice-President, 2, Herodoteans Vice-President, Honor Council, Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. BEULAH HATFIELD, Thorp, Wash., Minors: Spanish, Fine Arts, Social Science, Sue Lombard Secretary, 3, W. R. A., Crier Staff, Home Economics Club. RAY JONGEWARD, Yakima, Wash., Major: Science, Minor: Mathematics, Freshman Class Social Commissioner, 1, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Sigma Mu, IK's, S. G. A. Representative, S. G. A. President, Inter Club Council. MARJORIE JOSE, White Salmon, Wash., Minors: Biological Science, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Home Economics Club, A. C. E., College Christian Fellowship, Tri Chi President. FREDA KERSHAW, Selah, Wash., Major: English, Minor: Geography, Whit- beck Club, A. C. E., Sue Lombard Hall Social Commissioner, S. G. A. Representative. MILDRED KUKULAN, Tacoma, Wasla. LANCE. FAYE LEWELLYN, Ellensburg, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Home Eco- nomics, W. R. A., P. E. Majors and Minors Club, Home Economics Club, Dance Club, L. S. A. JOY LINDBERG, Aberdeen, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Home Economics, W. R. A., P. E. Majors and Minors Club, Home Economics Club, Dance Club, L. S. A. ROSELLEN LOCKWOOD, Iyoptians, Home Economics Club, Homecoming Princess, Pan-American Club Vice-President. RONALD MEABON. EDITH NEEDHAM, White Salmon, Wash., Transfer from San jose State, Calif., Minors: Industrial Arts, Social Science, Psychology. ETHEL OLSON, Aberdeen, Wash., Major: Fine Arts, Minor: Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Kappa Pi Historian, I.. S. A. Treasurer. VIRGINIA OLSON, Seattle, Wash., Minors: History, Home Economics, Physical Education, Herodoteans, A. C. E. Treasurer, P. E. Major and Minors Club, Dance Club. JOE PEASE, Tacoma, Wash., Major: Physical Education, Minor: Social Science, Club Vice-President, Munson Hall Sergeant-at-Arms, Basketball. Q 23 IUNIORS C GEORGIA PETERSON. WILLIAM PORTER. MICKEY ROGERS, Ellensburg, Wasli., Basketball. CAROL SCOTT SCI-IOEDER, Warrens- burg, Mo., Major: Artg Minor: Physical Education. QUENTIN SEARLES. MARGARET SEATON. FRANCES SPADA, Snohomish, Wash., Minors: Zoology, Social Scienceg Industrial Artsg Kappa Delta Pig Honor Councilg Sue Lombard Treasurer, Campus Crier News Editorg A. W. S. Treasurer, W. R. A., Home Economics Club. IMOGENE STEPHENS, Zillah, Wash., Major: Industrial Artsg Minors: Library, Scienceg W. R. A. DOROTHY SWOPE, Selah, Wzlsli., Major: Home Economics, Campus Crier Staffg Home Economics Club Treasurer, A. C. E. Vice-Presidentg Inter Club Council, Homecoming Princessg Colonial Ball Queen. JOE WHERRY. LORRAINE WHITE, Cowiche, Wash., Transfer from San jose State, Calif., Minor: Industrial Arts, Remedial Education, Home Eco- nomics Club Secretary, S. G. A. Representative-at-large. BARBARA WILKINSON, Aberdeen, Wash., Major: Physical Educationg Minor: Home Economicsg Sue Lombard Hall Treasurer, 5g A. C. E. Social Commissioner, Wesley Clubg Dance Club, BETTY WILKS, Yakima, Wash. PATRICIA WYNNE, Davis Substation, Wash., Minors: History, Art, Literntureg Newman Club Treasurerg A. C. E.g Junior Class Vice-President, 33 A. W. S. Social Commissioner, 3. ROBERT YETTER, Zillah, Wasli., Major: Music. 2 -I Fellows of Munson absorbing the rays of Ole Sol OPI-I0 DRIIS White, Casey, Woodin, King, Torseth CLASS OFFICERS Prefidem ............. .A..........,............................ ............... P a t Casey Vine-Prefiafefzt ....... ......... M arsella White Sefrelary ,...,,....... .,...... E Ioise Torseth Treafzzrer ............ ,....,.. E sther King Sofia! Comm ....,... ....... I an Woodin 27 SOPHOMORES Ank, Cox, Binkley, Deuring Clarke, Banko, Bach, Barnes, Bowers, Carlson Houser, Carroll, Casey, Carpenter, Cox Fossler, Gustafson, Embree, England Hamilton, Hart, Hale, Cox, Gardner Galbraith, Fulbright, Georges, Cox Highsmith, Hoydar, jeske, Hewson Hornibrook, Kensel, Kellet, King, Ide, King, Holt, Legg, Johansson 28 Kilkenny , - T7 SOPHOMCRES - A1 Thompson, Robbins, Smithwick, Marlow Moxzakis, Mitchell, Torseth, McAbee, Plumlee, X Mosier, Purvis, Milligan Viclucich, Roylance, Woodin, Scott White, Stevens, Ranger 29 Smith runs MEN l Dickie, Bledsoe, Knopp, Dahlman FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Prefidefzl ............ ., .........................,...................................... Lyle Dickie Vive-Prefidefzl ......, .,....,.. R uby Knopp Secretary ......... ............ N ella Bledsoe T1'e:z.rzzrer ........ ....... M ilton Dahlman 31 FRESI-IMEN Anberg, Bow, Bradford, Bledsoe Allen, Bennett, Blue, Blomberg, Baxter Blomberg, Branton, Belcher, Beck Clerf, Butchart, Carder, Brown Bush, Carlson, Byars Brolio, Breshears, Clark, Carlson Ellis, Dickie, Dahlman, Crawforth Dunway, Cunningham, Cox, Eder, Cronin Frantilla, Dart, Dickson, Eberhart 32 F RESHMEN Guntle, James, Henle, johnson Gomer, Kemp, Wilson, johnson, Hubbard Kludas, Kilmer, Kelley, Knopp Lelinski, Krebs, Litven, Legg McCracken, Solie, Svare, Combs, Stratton Swanson, Templeton, Tillman, Splawn, Tucker, Sullivan 53 FRESHMEN Van Noy, Wessel, Warring Young, Williams, Whitner, L. Williams Weber, M. Williams, Wilmot Post, Aaron, Pugh, O'Donahue Looney, Olson, G. Porter, C. Rees, Schroeder Orso, Macemon, Page, Neidhold Balcom, C. johnson, Fields, McEwen P. George, Woods, Cross 34 was si nm has ms was mamma mm is ls ms w ws ms sammy ,. M ' , in g W New W pl NH H W :sa 'a.: .. , ., . 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Q XWJfii?T?Sf21wM WN L L, Milan, W M, ,L X, -' -.ww ,-,.. ,Q .i X Wi ..: ,X 1' W V Mm M M56 SLG' 'SA N . . 4 ,M H ms, ... 5:g.:f,,. ' ' W J' u V ':-1 H 31' ' W3 I1 . :mf -. 5:1-3'x.13,f jf: . Sar a ,.:fP ?'Zs+i :i 2 1 1 f '2?i214f 5W 48 'ZW mama, A ,. A .. A- V i?5'?f5 ?: A 'ff i. H :H f' :lip f5'L .':-'., 5 ' 'iw ' U t Jazzy 9553? my 53. 5234 ,wx f A W A zigg y - iv A 'Em r Y' 'ln Mig T EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Q pn if Wc- Muzzall, Rogel, Thompson, Stephens Cross, Simpson, Anderson Samuelson, Miller, Hebeler, Sparks C. E. S. TEACHERS Jensen, Woods, Clanfield, Swanstrum Hebeler, Freeman Bloomer, Spencer, Jones, Hunter, Shuck 38 SOCIAL STUDIES Nw--f -,-- -,vim W -4.- vf -A 11 , - k , . SHN r 14 .ml 1 .L M: -wi - 'am 3, 9 L-M fgfm- ' - ' .- --'?:,.ii'9a, . W 31, - wefm. S, K W-.-3 : W 1-:K -' 35:5 may ,1+,gf'2xexJ ' f+i53,?7 Aw1'-fs: 7 Wilnmetlm, Barto, Treadwell Shaw, Erickson, Mohler SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS T I Q- 1 'EM - gm 5 ,Omar .SW 'x.4, 'Hwy Beck, Quigley, Lind Dean, Christison 59 5-nan! ENGLISH, SPEECH, DRAMA Partridge, Hitchcock, Howell Slonim, Clark, Bullard HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'Q'- Nicholson, Lillie Garrison, Puckett 40 ART MUSIC CDUIISE ACTIVITIES 3 Hp . ,Ay 5 3591 , my 5 W, 3!'e 5EKf'S ff W1 2 ww, . 7 ifigimvl' M735-f'wHjfM, Z jr feb i K :K ,J-3s?,iJ1xf1 nf A , I, , A 3 : M: , I t QJWE Y ,, Y LA 2.34-: VW 5 f'Z3f?J'g A - ,wa-ff.,E: .,Qg,,,,w, Sk ,E 'lf-gf., ' G' L, 'f , -xA,,L, V. 3153. -f my 'UQ ,KM-E+.: EMA , QM-wqixq six. 5. f ,XTQ KL' ,. 3 4 mf L f Q , J ww 1 . 3, . qflahxsg, S - by ,W '- aux X Q, -2 - . f,,u,, f :V 9:- -z,,' 1 mm ' if M. v 5 XC bk' X Y X' 155521 x 'f V. ., R, v - .img U X 1, v 'L Q2 A ff .si , A vi' .uv- mi . Mr, ,, - E is Y CHOIR Warring, Cox, Hayes, White, Halgren, Bow, Kuhnhauser, Klassen, Svare, Hoydar, Madsen, Hansen-Stevens, England, Dickson, Hogarth, Marcella, Anderson, Roylance, Carder, Hansen, Martin, Butchart, Wo odin-Smith, Johnston, Williams, Hansen, Galiano, Whitner, Splawn, Scott, Glaiser, Gustafson, King-Knopp, Gonser, Breshears, Stewart, White, Lund, Mouzakis, King, Seymour, Wynne, VanDoren. Under the capable direction of Mr. Wayne S. Hertz, the sixty-five-voice Girls' Glee Club gave a campus concert in the fall, and aided in the presentation of the Nativity at Christmas time, which was presented two evenings with an audi- ence of approximately fifteen-hundred people. 44 CHOIR Davis, Cox, Dieatrick, Rogers, Jongeward Gordanier, Hauser, Leuning, George, Myers Music activities this year have surpassed all those of the last few years. With the return of veterans to the campus, including a member of the music staff, Major Cloice Myers, the College band and mixed chorus have been revived. Miss Scruggs, voice instructor, has been added to the staff. There are approxi- mately ninety students on the campus studying privately in voice, piano, violin, organ, woodwind, and brass. 45 VOCAL GROUPS The Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus prepared numbers for the Northwest Choral Clinic involving school music directors from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana on February twenty-second in Yakima. Combined with local church choirs, the Mixed Chorus aided in the presentation of Handel's oratorio, The Messiah, presented April fifteenth and sixteenth. Other spring activities included a trip by the choral groups during the week of May sixth to tenth through the public schools in Central Washington, and a concert later in the quarter. 46 ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mrs. Lois Lawrence, the orchestra resumed its activities this year. It made its appearance in a concert at a school assembly. With the return of basketball came the reorganization of the school band, led by Mr. Cloice Myers. Its appear- ance at basketball games was one more happy reconversion to pre-war activities. 47 V fm M V. 25522 nf Y nd M: , mek 3. mm sg' wi X, .f ,f , ji 1 ,f . 1 ,gsw 52 5 I ,M , , , M- I f 5 , v?4 in I ,Y .5',,? ' . I In E A 1 ,.,. V U W, K, T rr-A ai 14 r Q. ' V1 -,fx X A M K . sw' , . , . .4 -,Ig 1 l .I 1 f,f?f3? . . A' 9 I : wwf, V A,-24,5 I, I fi ' 4' f X 5, glw ' - -2 2 -V 'LJ Y :r'liiXm'fl1' N ,:,3?5J3? 1152 x ' W'i'QIJQQ1f W J aff L . K I-173' y, I' ,A A Y-gs-R , ,gi m.Y.Lall-My mi' 5: ig ' W., Mx isf 773- k ' si .,,..:-.- Af Al will V...f... gi E 'ffiiel 1, ' I: 'Y .4 'Q W? Q. .L i, an f 2 2 A, J. ,W bil, gi s KF --s F35 5 L '- ' - , LQ..- ,jf f.rm-- , j....4g A ,,.,Mw,Q,.,pwwgws'9fF H WW ' ww :www '?4'9 'M H 1 FINE ARTS The Creative Art Class under the guidance of Mr. Randall, provided much intriguing material for exhibit. At work at their easels are Jerry Warthen and Ray Jongewarcl. I Ham Howard and Christine Nesbitt employ the advice of Mr. Randall. 50 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT E T Ee! I Today's artists at work K 44 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT A variety of crafts are enjoyed by many students in the Industrial Arts Department 52 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT wwMzg.g1w Q - ,,,- Mar..- Cookiug is fun! Help, help! 55 A m s . 1 LI- H --cn.. Q,- 'Xi , a f , . I TQ Q E 5 ' v K f H ' f W-Vw LNW. ., I , Wg 1 mm SS ww xv 5: F -1: '-: asm' fa 'WS N if Q J A -..J Kia ' 5. f fbi' ' ff A E' 1 ,, ,,... . Q , 1 We A Q ' ,, J x ' K s fi!! ' S, 1 -Q , M ,gig A ' i U , 1 J ' ' V' k sv' Y N ' 5 X 1 E, : x ' A ww Q. - ij , N-J MM- , k Nlff 3, 51, 1. -fi 5 A xiii V i ff Q W .0 OUTWARD BOUND Indulging in the luxury of opportunity to experience the hereafter, according to Sutton Vane, an all-student cast scored another hit for the C. W. C, drama department, presenting the Broadway hit Outward Bound to a capacity audience in the college auditorium. ' Thanks to the efforts of Norman Howell in casting and directing, all characterizations were ex- cellent. In performance were Maxine Feroglia as the cheery Cockney washerwoman, Mrs. Midgitg Nay- dene johnson in the role of Mrs. Clividenbanksg Hubert Beatty as Mr. Lingleyg Arley Vancil as Scrubbyg Frank Gregory as the young clergymang joe Aaron in the role of The Examinerg and jackie Hamilton and jerry Worthen as the halfway lovers, Ann and Henry. Added measure of appreciation is due Mark Hipkins for his highly creditable pinch-hit performance as Tom Prior. He was drafted from the stage manager spot in the last ten days to replace Stanley Krebs, who underwent an emergency appendectomy. Stage settings were designed and handled by Ham Howard and Mark Hipkins. They were assisted by the production staff consisting of Ruby Gomer, Dorothy Swope, Lois Hart, Beverly Schumann, and Betty Young. The business staff included Betty Jo Bradford, Art Feroglia, George Spelvin, Eloise Torseth, and Winifred Harrell. , 55 COMPETITIVE SKIT SNAPS Sauce, Joe, and Johnny, the Rollicking Rhythmeers in the Senior Class Assembly. The Little Black Jug was awarded to Dorothy Johnston, president of the senior class for their skit, by Mark Hipkins. Diana Gzrliano, Catherine Eglin, and Pat Casey, representatives of the other three classes look on. 56 S 'a QITTII VE CLASS SKITS ks for the memories Step righ 57 I fly Cl g BASKETBALL Getting that old feel on the ball: Coach Nicholson hands the ball to Ivan Dorey, former Marine captain. I 58 BASKETBALL Basketball, idle for three years during the war was resumed this season. Spirited Winco league competition was revived, with rivalry at a new peak. Ellensburg was again to meet her traditional rivals: Cheney, Bellingham, Pacific Luthern College and a newcomer, Seattle College. The outlook at the beginning of the season was slim. Amid rumors that the other colleges were to floor strong veteran teams, we had one letterman, Tiny Jorgenson and two promising freshmen, Milt Dahlman and Don Pugh, on hand. But with the start of winter quarter prospects looked better, when Uncle Sam released several of our own Winco veterans. These veterans included: L. G. Carmody, C. W. C. scoring ace, joe Pease, lanh center, cool-headed Mickey Rogers, Scrappy Pappy Miller, and Ivan Dorey, smooth ball handler. Other veterans strengthening the Wildcats were: Morris Stotsenberg, Jim Vernon, Bob Thompson, and Dusty Maher. With this host of experienced material, and long hard ses- sions on the maple court, Coach Leo Nicholson developed a promising ball club, gradually overlooking the problems of conditioning and team work. The Wildcats met their first conference competition when they defeated Seattle College on a local floor 61 to 43. This successful start was over-shadowed somewhat when they dropped the second game of the series 41 to 42. Rallying from defeat and traveling to the coast they won both games of the P. L. C. series 53 to 57 and 41 to 25. With only one day's rest the Wildcats met the Bellingham Vikings on their home floor, winning 55 to 51, but losing the second 48 to 55. The Seattle College Chieftains dropped their next two games to the Wildcats 47 to 26 and 38 to 35. The Wildcats then headed for Cheney to meet their traditional rivals. With fire in their eyes the Wildcats put up a tough battle, but dropped both games 34 to 47 and 58 to 51. Returning from Cheney the Wildcats faced Pacific Lutheran College, this time winning 54 to 46 and 50 to 31. Determined to cop the then disputed second place, the Vikings journeyed to Ellensburg to defeat the Wildcats 70 to 52 the first night of play. With a die-hard determi- nation the Wildcats came back the second night and rallied to a 52 to 46 victory, splitting the series. When Cheney invaded Ellensburg for the final game of the season, the stage was set for a story book finish. Cheney was determined to keep its undefeated record and the Wildcats were determined to cop undis- puted second place. The first game was a true thriller, with the score see-sawing back and forth right up to the last seconds of play. Cheney finally snagged the winning basket in the last three seconds of play to win 47 to 50. The second night with a capacity crowd on hand the Wildcats turned in a real performance. The true spirit of peace time competition had returned. The Wildcats rang the bell and won the last game of the season 69 to 58, giving them a second place tie in the Winco Circuit. Bobby QPappyj Miller of Hoquiam one of the old men who came back from the war was awarded the inspirational player award by his team mates this year. Mickey Rogers of Ellensburg also a war veteran was voted the team captain for the year. Both Miller and Rogers had won the respective awards before entering the service in 1941. 59 pw: av 1 Fay, ,fn 3: .,., w nm mx ms we my BASKETBALL Mickey Rogers L. G. Carmody Getting it in there Stretching for it Ivan Dorey Bob Miller BASKETBALL joe Pease Don Pugh Shooting for the basket Reaching High Milton Dahlman Morry Stotsenbcrg if 1, ,R N my an HB K., X . mn Q any' mv SWE BASKETBALL Bob Thompson jim Vernon Interference It's a good one Maher Manager, Howard Foster BASKETBALL r ...V .-:sm A Carmody, Pease, Maher, Thompson, Pugh, Rogers Foster, Vernon, Miller, Dorey, Stotsenberg, Dahlman, Nicholson 63 fi, W-N. x '+,.,- -5 TENNIS joe Clayton and Ray Breedlove, Central's number one and two men. Bob Thompson delivers a fast back hand while john Hicks drops an easy one over the net. TENNIS XJ-4 Bob Eyman Bob Ballard The smiling faces of the Wildcat netsters. Bob Eyman, john Hicks, Bob Thompson, joe Clayton, Ray Breedlove, Bob Ballard. 65 Phil Mirosh Jimmie Oeschren Tiny Jorgenson Morris Rogers Dean Allen John Dart Hank Hoeger Bob Wines Laurie Harvey TRACK .ima ,WM M ow Bmw TRACK 'I K 1 W s E 'F' K, E 'km w, f .LMA Q ,.g1'?6fw.sx.. Over the top Real co-ordination Mirosh clears the six foot mark Power 67 INTRAMURAL Hot competition in the intramural league PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nick's term l Prospective Robin H HS 2-gffnfw 1, as W . 70 C.E.S Fourth Grade Geography Pursuit of Knowledge Tonette Band C. E. S. SNAPS Music instruction for the Elementary School children from Mr. Moe john Dart explains the Safety Patrol Pledge to prospective patrol boys 71 CAMPUS URGANIZBTIONS Www., 'Ns' STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President Maxine McCormack Vice-President Gladys Jett Secretary Elaine Millard Treasurer Mr. Kenneth Courson Representatives Lorraine White, Don Ide, Corrine Carpenter. Millard, Courson, White Jett, Carpenter, McCormack, Ide The yearly program of the council includes such features as the Freshman Orientation Program, Homecoming, Open House, inter-class competitive assemblies, maintenance of the record collection in and the upkeep of the student lounge, and the many mixers it sponsors. HONOR COUNCIL 31. Swope, Spada Hanson, Leuning, Litven It is the duty of the Honor Council to deal with all infractions of the Honor System, and to provide for appropriate disciplinary action, and to work with the Faculty Welfare Committee. 74 FACULTY-WELFARE COMMITTEE ' in W... W, Moe, Mohler, Sparks, Dean The committee has two functions QU To advise the social deans, the Honor Council, and the executive board of the Student Government Association when advice is requested or deemed proper to give voluntarily, QZQ to act upon disciplinary cases referred to it by the social deans or by the Honor Council. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL josi, Dickie, Leuning, Dart, Millard, Nosko Barlow, Klassen, Murphy, Eglin, Melin, Hitchcock Peterson, Swope, Nicholson, Pyle, Johnston, Smith, Torseth, McCormack Leonard, Litven, Karvonen, King, Colby, Casey, Hanson, Jett Inter-club council is an organization formed by the presidents and leaders of all service, honorary, class, and publications divisions of the campus. 75 A. W. S. Hayes, Klassen, Barlow, Spada, Murphy Michaelson, Hitchcock Nicholson, Pyle, Wynne, Johnston, King, Colby Prefiaiezzl ............ Vice-Prefideflf ...... Secretary. ........,. .. T1'eaJm'er .....,..,.............. Social COI7IllIiJ'.fi011Fl' ........ COIl1'l6'Jy C l7cZfl'777cZll. Adw.fe1'J ................... .......,......Betty Barlow .......Dorothy Nicholson Ann Colby .......Frances Spada Wynne ....,....,.........Beverly Hayes ,.....Mrs. Annette Hitchcock Miss Helen Michaelson y IYOPTIANS A I 1 vigil H 1 ! , , Q U. N W X T , , -, I U, K K' 2 I il T ii K - L . it .i-c -ice i , . -yn 1 , ,S 3 V !i J ' ' , 5 ii? Eff i H I ,I V 'li Q y y 5' ' hw f Jeske, England, Bach, Wcaodin, Loftus, Hewson Hornibrook, E. King, Mouzakis, Banko, Reidi Prefidenf .............. V ice-Prefid ent ........ Secretary ............ .. T1'eHJZll'El' ........ H .f.l'l0l'idIIJ' ,..... Stevens, Kilkenny, C. King. Connie King ....,..Molly Hewson Esther ,King ........Dorothy Jeske ......,,Mildred Hale Lois Hornibrook 76 KAPPA DELTA PI President jo Ann Colby Vice-President Gladys Hanson Secretary Sally Gould Treasurer Mabel Anderson Historian-reporter Veronica Nosko Howard, T roxel, Walmle Millard, Rosenweig, Jett, Nosko, Gould, Woods Barlow, Maxey, Johnston, Murphy, Leonard, Spada Groshell, Litven, Aslin, Berto, Hanson Rigg, Carpenter, Colby, Karvonen, McCormack Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education, whose purpose is to encourage high professional, intellec- tual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. KAPPA PI President Betty Barlow Vice-President Verna Berto Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Millard Historian-reporter Ethel Olson Adviser Miss Spurgeon Randall, Hogue Berto, Barlow, Hoydar, Spurgeon, Burley, Millard Olson, Rigg, Caldwell, Highsmith, Cox, King, Mosier Alpha Beta is the local chapter of Kappa Pi, a national art honorary. The purpose of Kappa Pi is to promote art interest among college students, to stimulate higher scholarship, and to recognize potential and professional ability. 77 -ex ki- fd' cv 'eq D K 4 , wr- .f SIS 52 . -- W .F .r E , N, ,r , , .f, A I wa '47' L ,,. Q 'WF -5- . -W . .--v 5 L, v lb, v f 'a 'f I if 1 ' 3 l A Hauser, Hertz, Clayton, jongeward, Moe, Gordanier Svare, Warring, Roylance, Woodin, Johnston, Lund, Millard Rigg, Marcella, Miner, Scott, Stearns, Kensel Wliite, Seymour, Stewart, VanDoren, Stevens, Mouzakis, Moore George, Dieatrick, Evans, Ide, Leuning Bow, Hanson, Knettle, Benshoof, Leonard, Klassen Barnes, Galiano, Dickson, England, Loftus, Cunningham Eberhart, Hanson, Hanson, Breshears, Falen, Burgess I , A I cf- t . 35,5 . . ,i o V S A I ,I ' -2 f- ' gt. Q., T, 5 1, , r' 5 ' C Q . ' .,,. V K Iiul... .. T , . ,W v Z Swope, Wliite, Newman, Schildt, josi, Spada, Meyer, Olson Litven, Torseth, Lockwood, Nicholson, Milligan Young, Neubert, King, Radd, Sales Lindberg, Maxwell, Orso, Smith, McConnell, Leag Bach, Hatfield, Byars, Hanson, Bennett, Gunderson Rasmussen, Hewes, Aslin, Highsmith, Cox, Berto Seymour, King, Blornberg, Holt, Clarke 78 1 M 's ,M - an Q -. S Q , ,, ,I ,gt , I SIGMA MU President Gladys Hanson Vice-President Don Ide Secretary Georgiana Lund Treasurer Marcy White Social Commissioner Glenn Leuning Historian Betty Loftus HOME , M ECONOMICS CLUB President Dorothy Nicholson Vice-President Mary Ellen Meyer Secretary Lorraine White Treasurer Dorothy Swope Scribe Elna Holt Program Chairman Dorothy Radd Advisers Ruth Redmond Helen Michaelson WHITBECK CLUB HERODCTEANS President jane Litven Vice-President and Social Commissioner Rita Rose Secretary-Treasurer Alice Gunderson and Randy Dragness m...., lrlf' Dart, McConnell, Mercer, Cox, Schroeder, Blomberg Anderson, Rosenweig, Knettle, Gould, Seaton McAbee, Hubbard, Leonard, Karvonen, Carpenter, Adolf, Neubert Schildt, Groshell, Leaf, Kerslmw, Drngness, Aslin, Dooley, Gibbons Mohler, Troxel, Wahle, Wahle, Groshell Hanson, Maxey, Gunderson, Jett, McCormack, Rogers Olson, Rose, Dragness, Litven, Stell 79 -,Q--- ---'FH , I W - ' ffl .sr l .. ,, , FJ, . . L rv-1 - .,, .:,,.. ' gk- . I ' ,. ,,., , A J N my Me- 0 I W M I M A I: I I ' .WK -, -- I, ,, , an '- . , .... . . . - . if . WS ' L' Q 'Ts 4 .. ' 1, ' . - m ln Qs. iv. . , y- .,,,.,:: N ,. :,':::v-a. ., .2 ' ' ,Amt U . it 1: a . .1 .43 ..., ii r . ' if ,- .E 'fi fi Hs 55? . . . , M ' 1,1 1 3-.b ...... 9 - . : s it , if , 13572 - ,, -. -: - , Y. ,, . ,tw , - Q -,-, 4 ..,, Q' 'ez - , e f Y Q 'mf ' s at , i Mr? 4 ' X . 1 juli?-Af fy K 5 ilggrgi, , ,, ,, k,,5?,g5 V .. ,E A. Meline, McAbee, Josi, Newman, Nosko, Swope, Miss Jensen, Rasmussen Karvonen, Maxey, Scott, Schildt, Johnston, Lund, Stearns, Nicholson Niedhold, Reidi, Leaf, Rigg, Neubert, Olson, Seymour, Kershaw, Meyer Hayes, Deering, Hanson, Cox, Berto, Blue Billette, DeRossett, Bush, Jett, Gould Fulkerson, Aslin, Dragness, Gustafson, Burgess Blomberg, Benchoff, Adolf, Holt, Betty Brown PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE A. C. E. President Alice Gunderson Vice-President Dorothy Swope Secretary Elna Holt Treasurer Barbara F ulkerson Social Commissioner Veronica Nosko Embree, jeske, Seaton, Kensel Rogers, Miner, Branton, Newman Plumlee, Beck, Clark, Casey, Torseth 80 '86 INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGI-ITS Howard, Howard, Rogers, Chambers Craig, Nicholson, George, Sparks, johnson Foster, Dart, jongeward, Mosier, Flesher After an absence from the campus of almost three years, the Claw chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights, National Men's Honorary, organized again at the beginning of Spring quarter with a neucleus of fifteen returning veterans. To bring the chapter up to its normal number of thirty members, pledges were initiated after proving their fitness by working with the club for a quarter. With the motto of Service, Sacrifice, and Loyalty and under the guidance of their adviser, Dr. Sparks, the chap- ter performs many varied duties on the campus, all designed to aid and better the college. CRIMSON Pugh, Thompson, Jorgenson, Maher, Pease Clayton, Dahlman, Vernon, Stotsenberg, Miller, Rogers Carmody, Foster, George, Carr, Emmenegger, Langenbacker, Dorey This club is for fellows who have earned letters in sports activities at C. W. C. 81 we D ' W. R. A. cs I .-v-. I .-I f ,,fj- . Ig.-II I fi I II of Y I ' W In M ' A I , K President -mf Ia , Q5 .Q f I I . I 'I I I' ,g Rita Murphy K - Ybv. . ., .. , .. Us LM K A M II I , . - Come, ' if ,.3ff-:Lg .f Vice-President g , , -, ,I . M4 ,III-c ,, - , 3 Molly Hewson Y .. III: TI' it ..... I 1, 2 ' ' V II ' CII V I fi .I III jI I Secretary ii' z I . K I ,Q Cecelia Cox , ., . I . , 5, ,ws i I - II at Social Commissioner I gli 645, kk 1 , Wanda Peterson II , II I Sports Manager . Q i -S: Bev Cox I I I I ,, ' :T .I II II II I I I ,,.., II I l? - : '- :X sg U: L . :Q : it -.. f' ' ,. 'xii i ' i '55 'it I , k Jesse uc en L .,..,, I IK II III 1 I .s.I : II I I , I I ,. 1 I , 5 ::' I .fi I? 'V H 'Q ' in . ri in :n- i , , .- - f a -a 's I . -av V S . I I, 3 'gi I1 ,.,., I Q II- A , . ,,,, .I i 4 , ' . . my , , -N J i . 4 Bow, Henle, Jeske, Crawforth, Cox, Hewson Hatfield, Burgess, Bush, Bledsoe, Adolf, Gould Fulkerson, Fossler, Guntle, Cox Gomer, DeRossett, Hamilton, Clark, Cox, Highsmith Hanson, Gaviorno, Allen, Casey, Dickson, Holt Rasmussen, Svare, Torseth, Lange, Jett, Nosko, Newman Peterson, Spada, Minor, Kensel, Nesbitt Viducich, Schildt, Stephens, Murphy, Leonard, King Riedi, Schumann, Mouzakis, King, Lindberg, Sampson Q -A PEP CLUB OFFICERS President Jeanne Smith Vice-President Barbara Clark Scribbler Betty Svare jingler Claire Dickson Peptarian Helen Tillman Adviser Dr. Partridge Fay, Svare, Madsen, Means Gibbs, Minor, Byars Gaviarno, Snyder, Blomberg, Orso Allen, Gonser, Carlson Williams, Smith, Brown Wliitner, Tillman, Williams Knopp, Smith, Smith 1 Breshears, Dickson, Clark, Gomer 82 P. E. MAIORS AND MINORS President Wanda Pederson Secretary-Treasurer Ella Falen DANCE CLUB President Norma Karvonen McAbee, Cox, Gould, Murphy Viducich, Pederson Fulkerson, Fossler, Lindberg, Wilkinson Mitchell, Holt, Falen 95 J ? Bradshaw, Pederson, Cox Fulkerson, Viducich, Pyle, Karvonen Moore, Leaf, Wilkinson, Lindberg 83 CAMPUS CRIER Wlierry, Dieatrick, Howell, Aaron King, Hewson, Gilchrist, Ljungren, Sanders, Cronin Hornihrook, Means, Bell, Torseth Feroglia, Kilkenny, Gonser, Holt Editor ,.........,,..,.......... ............,.......,...,........... L ois Bell Business Manager .,.....,. ......,l........,......,. B arbara Mouzakis Maxine Feroglia, Connie King News Editor ........ ...,......... i ....... M olly P. Hewson Feature Editor ,.,,,.,.. ..,......,. R uth Ljungren Sports Editor ,,....,, ...,.,,................,.... B ill Sanders Art Editor .,...... .............................. C onnie King Art Staff ,,...... ........................... Esther King, Marian Mosier Adviser .......... ...............,.................................,...,. N orman Howell Desk Staff ........,,........ Beulah Hatfield, Evelyn Plumlee, Eloise Torseth Reporters: Ray Whitlow, Marjorie Berreman, Betty Shelton, Maxine Feroglia, Billie Gilchrist, Elna Holt, joe Aaron, Frances Kilkenny, joe Wherry, jane Litven, Joyce Cronin, Helen Means. 84 I-IYAKEM y 2 51 i il McAbee, Aaron, Cox Bullard, Fulkerson, Burgess, Hogue Feroglia, King, Hughes Editor ...,.,...,...,..,...... ....... B arbara Fulkerson Business Manager ........,,. ....... M axine Feroglia Advertising Manager ........ .....,,... I eanette Hughes Art Editor ................... ....,.,...,.............. C onnie King Sports Editors .......... .,......, B everly Cox, joe Aaron Photographers ....... ....... P at McAbee, joe Clayton Adviser .............. ....... ,......... ..................,...,,....... M r . Hogue Copy Adviser ,...... ,..,........................................................ D r. Bullard Copy Writers ........ ........., B etty Loftus, Virginia Kemp, Esther King, Carol Burgess, Pat Wynne, Diana Galiano To joe Clayton, photographer, absent from the staff picture, goes thanks and appreciation for helping the staff bring you this record of your 1945-46 year at C. W. C. 85 SNAPS f AM- ? 5 E. T I E 2 Loafin' Smile please Student mixer Get it over The burdens of knowledge 86 SNAPS Relaxing in the sun Art exhibit of the Industrial Art Department 87 CAMPUS RESIDENCES , 2 -mf, ' 2 X P' WA' ,, fwwwf .,J,,is E 24 -111 ffaf--4 I , W Yfpg 1 L ww, , fm-5-?': 'Q 4553? X f 'xx W W g 1, 3. -2 fwfr-1 ' ,-,U W f J, ZW, gi, . 5:3 f mf QM . -amz-.Q KAMOLA HALL Mrs. Roberg, Johnston, jeske, Banko, Litven, Reidi Housemother ........ .....,...... M rs. Roberg President ...........,...... ....... D orothy Johnston Vice-President ......... ............ I ane Litven Secretary ...................... ............ D orothy jeske Treasurer ......,................., ......... K atherine Reidi Social Commissioner ......... ..,...... B eth Banko Beginning the school year with one hundred girls, Kamola Hall started an active year by participating in the Stunt Night Program of Homecoming Weekend. Ending winter quarter, the girls presented their Christmas Party which was en- livened by the exchange of gifts and a program. During the spring quarter, the Moonglow formal was held. All the couples who attended the gala affair had a grand time. Kamola girls also participated in the Student Memorial Parade with much pep and vigor. The good fellowship which has prevailed in Kamola for the past year can be traced definitely to her capable corps of officers and to Mrs. Roberg who, in one short year, has made the dormitory seem like home to the girls who work and play under Kamola's rambling tile roofs. 90 SUE LOMBARD HALL Mrs. Coffin Wilkinson, King, Hatfield, Berto, Klassen Housemother ....... .......... M rs. Coffin President ............i ....... M axine Klassen Vice-President ........ ..............,.. V erna Berto Secretary ...,.......... ,........ B eulah Hatfield Treasurer ..............,........ ........ B arbara Wilkinson Social Commissioner ........ .,............... E sther King The girls of Sue Lombard have engaged in a year of many activities. Beginning the school year was the annual Halloween Party, followed by Sue's skit in the Stunt Night program of Homecoming. The Christmas Party, with the gala atmosphere of a decorated tree, holly, and the exchange of gifts, brought Fall quarter to a happy end. Always to be counted upon in the support of vital activities, Sue has purchased several Victory Bonds during the year, and displayed much pep and enthusiam in the Student Memorial Parade, along with being the first to raise the one- hundred per cent quota in the Red Cross drive. Sue's annual spring formal, this year the Lilac Lane, climaxed the year's activities during Spring quarter, Sue's girls and their friends enjoyed a wonderful evening amidst banks of lilacs. The success of this year can be attributed to the efficiency of Mrs. Coffin and the council. 91 MUN SON HALL V Fulton, Smith, Pease, Foster I-Iousemother ,......, ..... M rs. Prater President ,.........,... ...... B ruce Fulton Vice-President ........ ...... H oward Foster Secretary ...............,., ,........ D on Smith Sargeant-at-arms ..,..... ...... 1 oe Pease With the return of the veterans, Munson Hall's doors reopened for the men students this fall for the first time in three years. Activities began when an industrious group of men displayed a clever sign and a gruesome skit for Stunt Night during Homecoming Weekend. Highlighting activities in the fall quarter was the Date Raffle, when Munson's twenty-five men were raffled off for dates who enjoyed an evening country hay ride, refreshments, and dancing. This event was kept a secret from the girls for effectiveness, but it was finally broadcasted nationally and the news of the man shortage at C. W. C. E. appeared in leading newspapers not only in the States, but in overseas papers in New Guinea, Saipan, and other points. However, spring quarter found a total of eighty-six students residing in Munson Hall. During the winter quarter the men sponsored the Cupid's Informal tolo dance, which was truly a successful event, with beautiful Valentine decorations, Ken Davidson's 12-piece orchestra, and refreshments served in the dormitories later. The climax of activities in spring quarter was the acceptance of invitations to Sue's and Kamola's tolo dances. Munson's housemother, Mrs. Prater, receives the appreciation and kind thoughts from the boys for her interest and contributions to making this a happy and successful year. 92 OFF CAMPUS President ............ Vice-President ....,.. Secretary ............. Treasurer .................,,...... Casey, Bowers, Shelton Stearns, Pyle OFFICERS .....,.........Patty Pyle Social Commissioner ......... 93 Delores Stearns .Wilma Bowers ...Betty Shelton Casey GRAND COULEE SNAPS The miracle of Coulee Dam was observed by a group of students who spent a happy, tiring Saturday at the seventh wonder of the world. 94 GRAND COULEE SNAPS 95 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ewmuywniw N UH H5 CIIIIIUC HOURS HOMECOMING Crowned queen by President McConnell at the annual Homecoming Dance was Wanda Pederson, attended by Princess jane Litven and Dorothy Swope. . The traditional activities of Homecoming were carried on this year with registration, visiting the personnel offices and the College Elementary School, the faculty-student baseball game, the Welcoming Team, Stunt Night, and the Home- coming Dance as the high lights. 98 V 4.,.,,:A Qwffj ,y-fa' i Wi, . it Lx www. ,I I f'- A wgff - - -Yr 5 522- 1'- '1 5 I Av ,X rl 1 Q x .B , 'W f. K if 5 ,gay -I M., 1 In f I A 5 ,..-4' 's gs S Q-.. Tm. 4, EK .xtfgz-f ?..,, It Q1 J J, 5533 9 hr- f A 1' 4 ..-5 f 5 A 5 .J ff dim' QF, , fi- if I. v Q 4 Nix N ,,,,a,W 5545215 525 155, fx ng s sf w qi-QA ,f Ml is Y ,gmg ,A x .5453 fx: ' ' ' 4 we rr I 3 Q fl '-sQ,,,'iv1' 4, ' A ff M I 5, . if.. agfiilf E. wg' VW big .4 .nw E, 'b BARN DANCE Amidst hay, music by the Rural Ramblers in person, whiskers, and fried chicken, the junior Class presented its an- nual Barn Dance. Attired in pinafores, jeans, and plaid shirts, the students joined in square dances and typical barn-yard hilarity. The winner of the fried chicken raffled off by the Home Economics Club was Cleon McConnell, who, unfor- tunately at that particular time, had many friends. 100 BARN DANCE Strummings from the gee-tar by Smokey and Frank, the raffling of a fried chicken, and the examining of all the contestants in the beard-growing contest were highlights of the junior Class Barn Dance. 1 101 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS l Dorothy Swope, chosen for queen of the Colonial Ball, was crowned by L. G. Carmody, representative of the Club. Looking on are Rita Rose, Pat MCAbee, and Georgiana Lund. Patricia Widduam singing in the torchy style, was the featured attraction at the Flamingo Club. 102 I SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Dancing and having fun at one of the many student mixers 103 MUNSON'S HAY RIDE Munson's Hay Ride was the boys' contribution to the solving of the man shortage problem on our Campus fall' quarter. Never to be forgotten publicity, the raffling of the men, and the hay ride for those fortunate enough to go, rocked the campus with excitement for a week. 104 MUNSON'S HAY RIDE The men of Munson revealed their Hay Ride plans She's got her man. Lucky girl, her number was called at their assembly. in Munson's raffle. Clutching their end of the strings, the men await their They're off for the hay ride, the finale to a week of dates via the raffle. fun and hope for the girls. 105 MEMORIAL SNAPS ' The students of C. W. C. opened the drive for funds for the Student Union Building in a big way with a march through town led by drum majorette Aletha Warring and accompanied by the band. 106 SNAPS Choir rehearsal Art Class Guests from the University of Wasluington Our camera man 107 SN APS Lazy Tighter, please Cramming Surrounded It must be funny Steady there 108 The Men's Gym and the tennis courts under their layer of winter weather 109 Miss Janice Evans and admirers 4 .W 55 ws. 2 Q if i 2.1wi Wiww f M QW A lamp light searches the snowstorm. 1 13 STUDENT DIRECTORY Aaburg, Eula fTacoma, Wash.J Aaron, Joseph QZillah, Wash.J Aberj, Virginia fPine City, Wash.J Adamson, James fChehalis, Wash.J Allen, Bess Qlillensburg, Wash.j Allen, Verl fBenton City, Wash.j Ambrose, Dorothy fEllensburg, Wash.j Anderson, Patricia fPuyallup, WaSh.j Anderton, Charles ,fMarysville, Wash.J Andres, Gilbert' fKittitas, WRSl1.D Ank, Betty QRenton, Wash.j Arnold, Calvin QGoldendale, Wash.j Arnold, Margaret QGoldendale, Wash.J Aslin, Marjorie QWashougel, Wash.j Bach, June QOlympia, Wash.j Backstrom, Jean QZillah, Wash.j Baker, Oral fEverett, Wash.j Balcomb, Clayton fCosmopolis, Wash.J Baldwin, Dorothy QYakima, W3Sl1.D Banko, Betty QYakima, Wash.J Barlow, Betty fEverett, Wash.J Barnes, Ainalee CCoeur d'Alene, Idahoj Beaman, Marjorie fEllensburg, Wash.J Beatty, Hubert fEllensburg, Wash.j Beeks, Allen fWl1ite Salmon, Wash.j Beck, Shirley QEllensburg, Wash.j Belcher, Twila fOlympia, Wash.j Bell, Lois CMonitor, Washj Bennett, Evonne QSeattle, Wash.j Benshoof, Marguerite QSeattle, Wasl1. Berreman, Marjorie QYakirna, Wasl1.j Berreth, Dan fSelah ,Wasl1.J Berreth, Ernest QSelah, Wash.j Berto, Verna QKirkland, Washj Bieloh, Helen QEllensburg, Wash.j Billette, Celia QWhite Salmon, Wash.j Binkley, Joyce QSeatt1e, Wash.j Bird, Louise QSeattle, Wash.j Bleakney, Robert QMabton, .Wasl1.J Bledsoe, Nella QYakirna, Wash.J Blomberg, Mary QTieton, Wasl1.j Blomberg, Wesley QTieton, Wash.J Blood, Donald QTacoma, Wash.j Blue, Barbara QTenino, Wasl1.j Boersma, Myrtle fEllensburg, Wash.J Bonjiorni, Myrtle QEllensburg, W8Sl1.D Bort, Dominic fWapato, Wash.J Bow, Mildred fOullia, Wasl1.j Bowers, Betty QKalama, Wash.j Branton, Shirley CGoldendale, Wash.j Brain, George QEllensburg, Wash.j Breedlove, Ray fEllensburg, Wash.j Breshears, Joy QOmak, Wash.J Brill, Martha fYakima, Wash.J Brolio, Doris QSeattle, Wash.J Brooks, Marion fCoulee City, Wasl1.J Brooks, Gilbert CCedar Falls, WHSl1.J Brown, Betty Qwapato, Wash.j Buob, Leslie fCoulee City, Wasl1.j Buob, Marion fCoulee City, Wash.J Burgess, Carol fLeavenworth, Wasl1.J Burnett, Swann QEllensburg, Wash.j Bush, Nadine fToppenish, WRSl1.J Butchart, Eleanor fEllensburg, Wash.J 1 Byars, Betty fCle Blum, Wash.j Cady, Betty QRenton, Wasl1.j Caldwell, Ann QPort Orchard, Wash.j Carder, Glenna QThorp, Wasl1.j Carlson, Alice QEverett, Wash.J Carlson, Margaret QToppenish, Wash.J Carlson, Rose QSeattle, Wash.j Carmody, L. G. Qlillensburg, Wasl1.J Carpenter, Corrine Qwasliougal, Wash.J Carpenter, Patricia QEverett, Wash.J Carr, Charles QKittitas, Wash.j Carrell, Olive QZillah, Wash.j Casey, Pat QEllensburg, Wash.j Chandler, Edward QToppenish, Wasl1.j Clark, Barbara Qllwaco, Wash.j Clarke, Jeanne QPeshatin, Wash.j Clayton, Joseph fSnohomish, Wasl1.J Clerf, Mary Ellen fEllensburg, Wash.j Coe, Alice fYakima, Wash.j Colby, JoAnn QAberdeen, Wash.J Combs, Bill QRenton, Wash.J Compton, Fenton QYakima, Wash.j Condon, Eleanor QPortland, Oregonj' Conway, William fYakima, Wash.J Covey, Phyllis CEllensburg, Wash.j Cox, Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox 1 a s 7 7 Beverly QToppenish, Wash.j Cecelia QYakima, Wash.j Eloise fYakima, Wash.j Everly fEllensburg, Wash.j Patricia QEllensburg, Wash.J Ruth QSelah, Wasl1.J Tommy CEllensburg WHSl1.5 Craig, Floyd fEphrata, Wash.J Craig, James QEphrata, Wash.j Craig, Judy fEllensburg, Wash.j Crawforth, B. J. QTacoma, Wasl1.j Cronin, Joyce fTacoma, Wasl1.J Cross, Bill fEllensburg, Wash.J Cross, Ella Mae fEllensburg, Wash.j Cinningham, Jo QEllensburg, Wasl1.J Cunningham, John QBillings, Wasl1.J Dallnan, Milton QKennewick, Wasl1.j Dart, Barbara fwapato, Wash.J Dart, Dwight QMalson, Wasl1.j Dart, John QMalson, Wash.J Davis, John flillensburg, Wash.J Davis, Shirley -QEllensburg, Wash.J Davis, Truman QEllensburg, Wash.J Day, Marion QWapato, Wash.J Day, Melvin QWapato, Wasl1.J Deaton, Henrietta QEllensburg, Wasl1.J Dehler, Florenz QMt. Angel, Oregonj Dearing, Laura QKittitas, WRSl1.D DeHaan, Dorothy fSeattle, Wash.j Dennis, Martin QPeshastin, Wash.j DeRossett, Delia fMossyrock, Was11.j Dickey, Lyle fGranclview, Wash.J - Dickson, Claire QOkanogan, Wasl1.j Dieatrick, Bruce QSumner, Wash.J ' Dills, Donald Cwapato, Washj Dooley, Carol QI-Ioquiam, Wasl1.J Dorey, Ivan fHoquiam, Washj Dragness, Randy Client, Wash.j Drake, Mayme QEllensburg, Wash.J 1 1 1 Kamola peers solemnly over well-barbered hedges 111 McConnell, Robert E. Allen, Alfred T. Anderson, Mabel T. Aspinwall, Alice A. Barto, Harold E. Beck, George F. Bloomer, Lillian M. Bullard, Catherine Burley, Josephine Campbell, George Christison, Thomas M. Clanfield, Mary O. Clark, Ella M. Cleman, A. Correll, Robert Courson, Kenneth Cross, A. J. Foy Davies, Juanita Dean, Dorothy Eberhart, Carola Erickson, Evelyn Freeman, Clara Fisher, Catherine Garrison, Delores Gibbs, Illeen Greene, Mary G. Hale, Mildred Hall, Leta Hanson, Marguerite Hebeler, Amanda K. Hertz, Wayne S. Hitchcock, Annette H. Hogue, Glenn H. Hoffman, Barbara Howell, Norman Hunter, Gladys Jensen, Alice M. Johnson, Lee Jones, Lorene Jongeward, Don Lawrence, Lois M. Moe, Lawrence Mogenson, Karla Mohler, Mary Mohler, Samuel R. Mount, Margaret Muzzall, Ernest L. Myers, Cloice Nicholson, Leo Partridge, Lyman M. Puckett, Jesse Quigley, Harold W. Randall, Reino Redmond, Ruth Reiman, Ethel Rogel, Edward B. Sammuelson, E. E. Scruggs, Margaret Shaw, R. M. Shuck, Frances Simpson, Mary I. Skiffington, Ruth Slonim, Ruth Smyser, Seldon Sparks, Loron D. Spencer, Pearl Sogge, George Spurgeon, Sarah Stephens, William T Swanstrum, Thora Swarthout, Helen Thomas, Clare Thompson, Donald H Treadwell, Alva Wilmeth, Richard Wilson, Jessie Woods, Ruth L. STUDENT DIRECTORY Driggs, Betty QMoses Lake, Wash.J Dunaway, Doris QKosmos, WHSl1.D Dunn, Esther fCentralia, Wasl1.J Eberhart, Albert fEllensburg, Wasl1.J Eberhart, Winoiia fMiles City, Mont.J Eder, Margaret QSeattle, Wasl1.J Edwards, Helen Jean fEllensburg, Washj Eglin, Catherine QYakima, Wash.J Ellis, Erla fEllensburg, Wash.j Embree, June QEllensburg, Wash.J Emerson, Ralph fEllensburg, Wash.J Emmenegger, Oscar QChimocum, Wash.J England, Shirley fYakima, Wasl1.j Erickson, Evelyn QEllensburg, Wasl1.j Evans, Hugh fEverett, Wash.J Eyman, Robert QEllensburg, Wash.J Falen, Ella Qwapato, Wash.J Faust, Eva Mae fEllensburg, Wash.J Fay, Joyce fChehalis, Wasl1.j Ferguson, Frances fEllensburg, Wasl1.j Feroglia, Maxine QEllensburg, Wash.J Fields, Clifford fPort Townsend, Wash.J Fields, Fred QPort Townsend, Wash.J Finnigan, Loretta fEllensburg, Wash.J Finnigan, Mary fEllensburg, Wash.J Firmen, Jean fChelan, Wasl1.J Fisher, Catherine QOdebolt, Idahoj Flesher, Harry fPort Townsend, Wash.J Foley, Emily fBend, Oregonj Fortier, Jeanne fMoxee, Wasl1.j Fossler, Monterie QHoquiam, Wash.J Foster, Howard fCashmere, Wash.J Flory, Roland QGrandview, Wash.j Foster, Margaret fCashmere, Wash.j Franich, George fAberdeen, Wash.J Frantilla, Thelma QPort Orchard, Washj Fulbright, June fAberdeen, Wash.J Fulkerson, Barbara fUnion Gap, Wash.j Fulton, Bruce QSeattle, Wasl1.j Gagner, Beverly fProsser, Wasl1.J Galbraith, Emza fMalott, Wasl1.J Galiano, Diana fRenton, Wash.J Gardner, Lois fWilber, Wash.j Gargett, Beverly CSumas, Wash.J Garrison, Jesse QZillah, Wasl1.J Gaviorno, Lena QProsser, Wash.j George, Ben fThorp, Wasl1.j George, Clarence QPuyal1up, Wasl1.J George, Phil QThorp, Wash.J Georges, Maria fYakima, Wash.J Gibbs, Dorothy QToppenish, Wasl1.J Gibbans, Harriet fEllensburg, Wash.J Gibson, Beverlee fBremerton, Wasl1.j Gilchrist, Wilmina fPuyallup, Wasl1.J Gillis, Shirley fEllensburg, Wash.J Glaiser, Merna CGrandview, Wash.J Glendennis, Eldred QSunnyside, Was11.j Gonser, Frances fSeattle, Wash.j Gordanier, Dean fCle Elum, Wash.j Gould, Sally QBremerton, Washj Gustafson, Virginia fKittitas, Wash.J Gunderson, Alice QCentralia, Wash.J Guns, Victor QZillah, Wash.J Guntle, Winifred QPortland, Oregonj Grandstaff, Hener fEaston, Wash.J Gregory, Frank fSeattle, WHSl1.D Groeschell, Roberts QS. Cle Elum, Wash.J Groeschell, Wilma QZillah, Wasl1.j Halgren, LaVerne fCentralia, Wash.j Hall, Betty QAuburn, Wash.j Hall, Raymond QElPaso, Texasj Hamilton, Jackie fTacoma, Wasl1.j Hanna, Paul fSeattle, Wash.J Hansen, Wesley fwapato, Wash.J Hanson, Gladys QPuyallup, Wasl1.J Hanson, Mable fPuyallup, Wash.J Hanson , Marjorie QFargo, North Dakotaj Hart, Lois QGranger, Wash.j Hartle, David fWenatchee, Wash.J Harvey, Laurie QE1lensburg, Wash.j Hawkins, Claude QEllensburg, Wash.j Hatfield, Beulah QThorp, Wash.j . Hayes, Beverly CCentralia, Wasl1.J Haynor, George QMabton, Wasl1.j Heinlen, Victor QOkanogan, Wash.j Henderson, Rosemary QEllensburg, Wash.j Hendrick, Harriet QOmak, Wash.j Henle, Barbara QToppenish, Wash.J Heretage, Harold QAuburn, Wash.j Heretage, Ruth QAuburn, Wash.j Herold, Evelyn QEllensburg, Wasl1.j Hewes, Dorothy CYakima, Wasl1.j Highsmith, Mary Jane QSunnyside, Wash.J Hill, Don QYakima, Wash.J Hipkins, Erika QSeattle, Wash.J Hipkins, Mark QSeattle, Wash.J Hoeger, Henry fYakima, Wash.j Hofstrand, John QRenton, Wash.j Hogan, Clarice fRenton, Wash.j Holman, Loyal CEllensburg, Wasl1.J Hoggarth, Alice fYakima, WHSl1.D Homstad, Floyd CCentralia, Wasl1.J Holt, Elna QPaulso, Wash.J Hopkins, Carol fYakima, Wash.J Hopkins, John QRenton, Wash.J Hornibrook, Lois fSnohomish, W8Sl1.j Houser, Leslie fEllensburg, W3Sll.J Howard, Don fEllensburg, Wasl1.j Howard, Ham fEllensburg, Wasl1.J Howard, Earl fEllensburg, Wasl1.J Hoydar, Frances QSelah, Wash.J Hubbard, Dorothy QPortland, Oregonj Hubbell, Beckwoth QEl1ensburg, Wash.j Hughes, Jeannette CEl1ensburg, Wasl1.j Icle, Donald fYakima, Wash.J Isroll, Aletha fSouthwick, Idahoj Jacobsen, Robert QEllensburg, Wz1sl1.j James, Robert QYakima, Wash.J James, Jean fYakima, Wash.j James, Joan fDryden, Wash.J James, Helen QEllensburg, Wash.J Jansen, Russell CEllensburg, Wasl1.J STUDENT DIRECTORY Jeske, Dorothy QPeshastin, Wash.J Jett, Gladys fOmak, Wash.J Johanson, Joyce fRolling Bay, Wash.J Johnson, Clyde QBlack Diamond, Wash.j Johnson, Naydene fPuyallup, Wash.J Johnson, Virginia QSeaside, Wash.J Johnson, Wayne QEllensburg, Wash.J Johnston, Dorothy fWallace, Idahoj Jongeward, Ray QYakima, Wash.j Jorgenson, Roy QI-Ellensburg, Wash.J Josi, Marjorie QWhite Salmon, Wash.J Kain, Dorna QThorp, Wash.J Karvonen, Norma QAberdeen, Waslmj Kay, James CKittitas, Wash.j Keal, Mary QI-Ellensburg, Wash.j Kellet, Patricia fSeattle, Wash.j Kelley, Wilma QBickleton, Wash.j Kemp, Virginia QPuyallup, Wash.J Kensel, Marilyn flillensburg, Wasl1.J Kepka, Bert fWilkeson, Wash.j Kershaw, Freda CSelah, Wash.J Kicker, Robert fAnacortes, Wash.J Kidder, Warren flillensburg, Wash.J Kidwell, Patricia QPortland, Oregonj Kilkenny, Frances QProsser, Wash.J Kilmer, Ellen QMabton, Wash.j King, Camille fSeattle, Wash.j King, Esther QYakima, Wash.j King, Connie QYakima, Wasl1.j Kinney, Katherine Cfallahassee, Wasl1.j Kinney, Lyle QMarysville, W3Sl1.5 Klassen, Maxine QGrandview, Wash.J Kleedas, Bernice QMabton, Washj Knettle, Nelsa fPomeroy, Wash.j Knopp, Ruby fToppenish, Wash.J Knowlton, Kenneth QSeattle, Wash.j Krebs, Stanley QSnoqualmie, Waslmj Kuhnhousen, Ruth QGlenwood, Wash.j Kukulan, Mildred fTacoma, Wash.j Kurtz, Myers CSchaeffetowns, Penn.j Kusske, John fKittitas, Wash.J Lackman, Ernest QPort Townsend, Wasl1.j Lane, Frances Qlillensburg, Wash.J Lance, Robert fEllensburg, Wash.J Lange, Helen QYakima, Washj Langenbacker, William fSeattle, Wash.j Leaf, Frances QSeattle, Wash.j Leck, Ruby fEllensburg, Wash.j Legg, Amy fEllens,burg, Wash.j Legg, Herbert QEl'lensburg, Wash.j Legg, Mabel QI-Ellensburg, Wash.j Lelinski, Joe QCle Elum, Wash.J Leonard, Mary QTacoma, Wash.j Leuning, Glenn fZillah, Wash.j Lewellen, Faye fl-Ellensburg, Wash.j Lewis, Glen QZillah, Wash.J Lindberg, Joy CAberdeen, Washj Lisle, Leona QYakima, Washj Litven, Jane QHoquiam, Wash.J Litven, Michael fHoquiam, Wash.j Ljungren, Ruth fTacoma, Wash.j Lockwood, Rosellen QYakima, Wash.j Loftus, Betty fPort Gamble, Wash.J Logie, Mina QWhite Swan, Wasl1.J Long, Meryl fYakima, Wasl1.J Long, Shirley fSeattle, Wash.J Looney, Dorothy CEllensburg, Wash.j Lund, Georgiana QCentralia, Wash.J Lounsberry, James QSan Bernardino, Calif.J Louther, Floyd fCarson, Wash.j McAbee, Margaret QSeattle, Wash.J McAbee, Patricia QSeattle, Wash.J McConnell, Cleon fGrandview, Wash.J McConnell, Lora QTacoma, Wash.J McCormack, Maxine CEllensburg, Wasl1.J McCracken, Loren QEllensburg, Wash.J McCracken, Blanche Clillensburg, Wash.j McGranaham, George QEllensburg, Wasli.j McEwen, Ralph QEllensburg, Wash.j McMacken, Harold fSedro Wooley, Wasl1.J McNealey, Robert QRoslyn, Wash.J Macemon, Ruth fTacoma, Wash.j Madsen, Lorraine fCentralia, Wash.j Maher, John QYakima, Wash.J Mallory, Nora QBandon, Washj Marincel, Matt fRoslyn, Wash.j Marsella, Candida QSeattle, Wash.j Marsh, Margaret fEllensburg, Wash.j Martin, Betty fEllensburg, Wash.j Martin, Charles QCentralia, Wash.J Martin, Fred fEllensburg, Wash.J Martin, Mary flillensburg, Wash.J Martin, Patricia fEllensburg, Wash.j Mathews, Laurence QEllensburg, Washj Mathers, Boyd QEllensburg, Wash.j Matson, George fEllensburg, Wash.j Maxwell, Doris QTacoma, Wash.j Meabon, Ronald QThorp, Waslmj Means, Helen fTacoma, Wash.j Mech, LeRay fEllensburg, Wash.j Melin, Dorothy QAuburn, Wash.j Mercer, Frances QWenatchee, Wash.j Meyer, Meyer, Anna fOutlook, Wash.j Mary Ellen COutlook, Wash.j Miland, Phyllis fYakima, Wash.j Millard, Elaine CEverett, Wash.J Miller, Adele QTanasket, Wash.J Miller, Geraldine fEllensburg, Wash.J Miller, Laurence CEllensburg, Washj Miller, Leonard QEllensburg, Washj Miller, Loretta fl-Ellensburg, Wash.J Miller, Robert fHoquiam, Washj Milligan, Joyce fSioux City, Iowaj Minor, Peggy fEllensburg, Washj Minton, William fEllensburg, Waslmj Mirosh, Phillip fBucoda, Wash.j Mitchell, Floridel QI-Ellensburg, Wash.J Moen, Patricia QEatonville, Wash.J Moisio, Astrid fEllensburg, Wash.J Moltke, ,Wayne Q Leavenworth, Wash.J Moore, Jeanne fGrandview, Wash.J Morgan, Georgia fChehalis, Wash.J Moses, Walto QSumner, Wash.j Mosier, Dorothy CCoulee City, Wash.J Mosier, Marion fCoulee City, Wash.j Mouzakis, Barbara QCentralia, Wash.J Murphy, Rita QSteilacoom, Wash.j STUDENT DIRECTORY Myers, Clayton QHarrah, Wash.j Myers, Earl QSunnyside, Washj Myers, Grace QGlasgon, Mont.j Myers, Josephine QEllensburg, Wash.j Needham, Edith QWhite Salmon, Wash.j Neihold, Dolores QRichland, Wash.j Neitsch, Marie QVantage, Washj Nesbitt, Ida Christine QGoldendale, Wash. Neubert, Donna CTieton, Washj Newman, Beryl fNapavine, Wash.j Nicholson, Donald fPeshastin, Wash.j Nicholson, Dorothy fPeshastin, Wash.j Nissen, Elmer QCoeur d'Alene, Idahoj Nosko, Veronica CCentralia, Wash.j Null, Lois CEllensburg, Wash.j O'Donahue, john fEllensburg, Wash.j Ocker, Alta fToppenish, Wash.j Ocher, Kenneth CToppenish, Washj Oechaner, james fEllensburg, Wash.j Olney, Leota QProsser, Wash.j Olson, Shirley fEllensburg, Wash.j Olson, Virginia QTacoma, Wash.j Olson, Ethel fAberdeen, Washj Orso, Rose fCle Elum, Wash.j Page, Pauline fEllensburg, Wash.j Palmer, George fEllensburg, Washj Paton, Raymond QTacoma, Wash.j Patillo, Thomas QEllensburg, Wash.j Peach, Samuel fEllensburg, Wash.j Pease, joe QTacoma, Wash.j Pederson, Wanda fYakima, Wash.j Peterson, Georgia CDupont, Wash.j Peterson, Lorna QEllensburg, Waslmj Peterson, Margaret fSeattle, Wash.j Phyllys, Roger fEllensburg, Wash.j Plumlee, Evelyn fHarrah, Wash.j Porter, Geraldine Qlillensburg, Wash.j Porter, Walter fAberdeen, Wash.j Post, Gerald fSumas, Washj Pugh, Don CPaulsbo, Wash.j Purvis, Lillian QHoquiam, Wash.j Pyle, Patty QEllensburg, Wash.j Qualkeim, Bastian CSeattle, Wash.j Quinn, Marie fMichigan, N. D.j Radd, Dorothy QSumner, Wash.j Randall, Charles QEllensburg, Wasl1.j Ranger, Helen fYakima, Wash.j Rapp, Albert CEllensburg, Washj Rasmussen, Geraldine QSeattle, Wash.j Rees, Celia fTacoma, Wash.j Reynolds, Fred fYakima, Wash.j Reynolds, Ray fYa.kima, Wash.j Rhoades, Ronald QSeattle, Wash.j Riedesel, Edna CChehalis, Wash.j Riedi, Katherine QRenton, Waslmj Rigg, Dorothy CCentralia, Wash.j Rightmire, Louise fCowiche, Waslmj Rissberger, Shirlee fEllensburg, Wash.j Ritscher, Virginia fSeattle, Washj D Robbins, Marjorie QEllensburg, Washj Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Maurice fGrandview, Waslmj Florence fChehalis, Wash.j Mickey QEllensburg, Wash.j William QEllensburg, Wash.j Rose, Rita QEllensburg, Wash.j Rosenzweig, Frances QTacoma, Wash.j Ross, Patricia fEllensburg, Washj Roylance, Annadee QYakima, Wash.j Rudolph, Margaret QLeavenworth, Wash.j Sales, Lois fVancouver, Wash.j Sampson, Jean QVancouver, Wash.j Sander, William fEllensburg, Wash.j Sanders, Esther CDryden, Wash.j Sandones, Betty QEllensburg, Wash. Sandons, Anthony CCle Elum, Wash.j Scheer, Wilma QYakima, Wash.j Schille, Emmett QEllensburg, Wash.j Schildt, Betty fSeattle, Wash.j Schmalle, Hazel CEllensburg, Wash.j Schnebly, Dorse fEllensburg, Wash.j Schnurr, Fred fEllensburg, Wash.j Schroeder, Marvin fZillah, Wash.j Schroeder, Norman QZillah, Wash.j Searles, Quentin fKittitas, Wash.j Schumann, Wilma fKent, Wash.j Scott, Carol QWarrensburg, Mo.j Scott, Mary fGranger, Wash.j Scott, Virginia fToppenish, Wash.j Seaton, Margaret CEllensburg, Wash.j Seymour, june fSnohomish, Wash.j Shaw, Yvonne QEllensburg, Wash.j Shawven, William fYakima, Wash.j Shelton, Beek fEllensburg, Wash.j Shelton, Betty QEllensburg, Wash.j Shelton, Mary QEllensburg, Wash.j Sherwood, Ralph fSelah, Wash.j Shouse, Thelma QYakima, Wash.j Sish, Rosella QSelah, Wash.j Skorniak, Rose QEllensburg, Wash.j Smith, Agnes QCle Elum, Wash.j Smith, Beverly QCamas, Wash.j Smith, Don fSeattle, Wash.j Smith, Donna fThorp, Wash.j Smithwick, Mary Anne fWapato, Wash.j Snyder, Fern fSeattle, Wash.j Solie, Earl fSeattle, Washj Spada, Frances fSnohomish, Washj Splawn, Bonnie fWapato, Wash., Sprowls, Loyal QEllensburg, Washj Stayton, Tom fGrandview, Wash.j Stearns, Dolores QEllensburg, Wash.j Stele, Betty fBremerton, Wash.j Stephens, Imogene fZillah, Wash.j Steuber Stevens , Nina fCentralia, Wash.j Stewart, Martha QEllensburg, Wash.j Bette QCentralia, Wash.j Stocker, janet fSeattle, Wash.j Stocker, Paul QSeattle, Wash.j Stotsenberg, Morris QYakima, Washj Stotsenberg, Teresa fYakima, Wash.j Stratton, Mary fSeattle, Wash.j Strong, Robert fGrandview, Washj STUDENT DIRECTORY Sullivan, Rayma QCentralia, Waslmj Svare, Betty fPaulsbo, Washj Swanson, janet QEllensburg, Wash.j Sweeney, Hollis fYakima, Washj Swope, Dorothy QSelah, Wash.j Taylor, Darl fEllensburg, Wash.j Taylor, Florence fEllensburg, Wash.j Templeton, Marion fWilber, Waslmj Thayer, Margaret fEllensburg, Waslmj Thompson, Doris CSeattle, WRSl1.j Thompson, Lila fRenton, Wash.j Thompson, Robert Qlillensburg, Wash.j Thompson, Richard QGrandview, Waslmj Thorton, Albert QYakima, Waslmj Tillman, Helen fArl.ington, Washj Torseth, Eloise f Snohomish, Wash.j Troxel, Loren fliverett, Wash.j True, Richard flillensburg, Wash.j Tucker, Esther QVancouver, Wash.j Urrutia, Virginia QKelso, Wash.j Vancil, Arley QEllensburg, Wash.j Van Doren, Corrine CCentralia, Wash.j Van Noy, Louise fKelso, Wash.j Vernon, james fEllensburg, Wash.j Viducich, Mary QHoquiam, Wash.j Wacldington, Wayne QToppenish, Washj Wade, Donald fThorp, Washj Wahle, Roy Patrick QEllensburg, Wash.j Warninger, Carol June QSummitview, Washj Warring, Aletha Lee QCentralia, Wash.j Webster, San Charles QEllensburg, Wash.j Weber, Dorothy Elaine fQuincy, Wash.j Wessel, Frank QElma, Wash.j West, Ardyth Ruth fGoldendale, Wash.j Wherry, Joseph QWenatchee, Wash.j White, Lorraine fCowiche, Washj White, Marcella QSeattle, Wash.j Whitlow, Raymond QSeattle, Wash.j Whitner, Lillian fQuincy, Waslmj Whitner, Lola QEllensburg, Wash.j Wickham, Patricia QYakima, Waslmj Wilcox, Lida QI-Iarwood, Mo.j Wilkinson, Barbara fAberdeen, Waslmj Wilks, Betty QYakima, Wash.j Williams, Irene fEllensburg, Wash.j Williams, Lucille QMabton, Wash.j Williams, Marion Qliatonville, Wash.j Williams, Winifred fEllensburg, Wash.j Wilmot, Joyce fMoses Lake, Wash.j Wines, Robert fEllensburg, Wash.j Wiseman, Helen QSunnyside, Wash.j Wiseman, Russell QSunnyside, Wash,j Wolfe, Mary COakville, Washj Wood, Laird fCle Elum, Wash.j Woodin, Janice CHarrah, Wash.j Worthen, jerry QPortland, Oregonj Wyatt, La, Verne fEllensburg, Wash.j Wynne, Patricia QDoris Substation, Kittitas Wash j Yencopal, Albert QRonald, Washj Young, Betty QSeatt1e, Wash.j Zafforoni, Charles fCle Elum, Washj Zimmerman, Robert QYakima, Wash.j law. an I 19, 5 X , 7, I '. n'- Vw 1' X- .m N ',.' 3 Q Q.. ,. 5 A, ., p . ., V 4- -I....r The tower of the Ad Building as viewed from the tennis courts 119 LIST OF ADVERTISERS Alspaugh's Five and Dime American Meat Company Barnes, Howard Bostics Drug Brown, E. K. Burrage, Leonard F. Butterfield Garage Button Iewelers Capital Avenue Greenhouse Carter Transfer Company Cascade Lumber Company Chamber of Commerce City Light and Water City Refrigeration Coast to Coast College Inn Crystal Gardens Dallman's Furniture Delsman's Greenhouse DeSore's Bakery Ellensburg Supply and Fixture Company Ellensburg Book Store Ellensburg Hardware Ellensburg Theaters Enfield Dairy Esther-Marian Shop Faultus and Peterson Farmers Supply Farrell's Clothing Firestone Store Fitterer Brothers Furniture Freeman-johnson Nash Company General Distributing Company' Gilmour and Gilmour Grocery Hank the Plumber Happy's Grocery Hickey's Motel Hi Way Grille Hoke, Dr. S. A, Hollywood Cleaners Honeycutts Hub Clothing Store Inland Equipment Company, Inc. J. C. Penny Company K. C. D. A. K. E. Cleaners K. E. Laundry Kelleher Garage Kern, F. A. Kriedel's Dress Shop Lockwood Plumbing Lunstrum Paint Massie Company Mid-State Co-op M. 8: M. Motors Model Bakery Model Cleaners Morgan's Dry Goods Mundy, Dr. james Mundy's Shoe Store Naida's Triple X National Bank of Commerce New York Cafe Nicholson Drug Ostrander Drug Pacific Home Appliance Patrick Coal Company People's Store Phare Paint Store Phillips jewelry Pictsweet, Inc. Ramsey Hardware Rathbun Implement, Inc. Riding Academy Robbins, Harry K. Rosser and Sutton Rugh, Ward Savings and Loan Schaake Packing Sears, Roebuck 84 Company Service Drug Shull Buick Company Sigman's Food Store Sody-Licious Soper Furniture Steak House Stockdale Realty Company Stop 'N Shop Taylor-Richardson Clinic Telephone Company Tiffany Agency Triangle Wrecking Company Tum-a-Lum Tutwiler Studio Valley Fuel and Transfer Valley Long Feed Mill Washington National Bank Webster Hotel Wipple Food Mart White-Fitterer Company Western Auto Supply Webster Cafe Whitfield, jay A. Wilkins Print Shop Yakima Hardware Y. Sz H. Trucking Company COX THE STEAK HOUSE RIDING ACADEMY Sandwiches S'reaks Waffles Fun for All XY ll S OW t t Bl k 2861 8th and Main Sts. Phone Main 914 PEOPLE'S STORE More Merchandise for Less Money Mobil gas Mobiloil Mobil grease GENERAL DISTRIBUTING CC. Tires, Tubes and BaH'eries Bring uf y0m'lzzb1'icatio22 and bzmzer problems. Cie Blum-94W Ell nsburg-Main 15x 121 SCHAAKE PACKING CO. Beef . . . Lamb . . . Pork Try Schcrake's Always Good Hams, Bacon, and Sausage Elecfric Supply and Fix+ure Co. Equipmeni'-for-+he-Home Ellensburg I Complimenfs of ELLENSBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATICDN 403 North Pearl Firestone Store Home and Auto Supplies Complete Automotive Service Firestone Tires - Gasoline - Oil 6th and Main Main 230 COLLEGE INN r'Wb67'E the'Wbeel.f TRIANGLE AUTO WRECKING CO. New ana' Used Paris for All Makes of Cars Marla. 100 North Main St. Phone Main LONG DISTANCE HAULING INSURED CARRIER HAY - STRAW - GRAIN WHOLESALE DEALER Ellensburg, Waslu. H. Rae Poynter M. C. Mays THE FARMERS SUPPLY CO. Modern Farm lmplemenfs Ellensburg 123 I Phone Main 507 105 East Fifth STOP N SHOP MARKET LOCKWOOD Phone Main 696 Plumbing and Heating Oil Burners-Pumps-Stokers Always Use TUIv1-A-LUMBER PHARE PAINTS Buyword for Good Building Material Wallpaper - Glass n Contracting Ellensburg, Washington TUM-A-LUMP A Buywofd for Good Fuel 107 West 5I1I1 BIHCIC 2681 Phone Main 98 ' BUTTON JEWELERS Diamonds-Wafches Ellensburg, Washington INLAND EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. ALLIS-CHALMERS CIVIC ENGINEERING SALES 81 SERVICE GENERAL CONTRACTING 5th sf WENAS No. 7 OLYMPIA BLOCK PHONE-MAIN 220 PHONE-MAIN 799 12-4 C om plimentr of ELLENSBURG HARDWARE Wbe1'e Quality and Price Meet Complete Fozmtain Service HI-WAY GRILLE . Tenderloin Steezkr a Specialty Sandwiches of All Kinds 108 East Eighth Street HOWARD BARNES Automobile Insurance 312 North Pine Western Auto Supply 407 North Pearl Phone Main 614 Auto Accessories Tires - Oil Household Appliances Batteries Home and Car Radios Robert G. Woods and Sons Authorized Dealerr Do and Mose WHIPPEL'S FOOD MART We are ready and eager fo serve you Quality Groceries Ellensburg Texaco Products J. KELLEHER Ford-Lincoln Sales and Service 125 MORGAN'S DRY GOODS Courtesy Wf07I76l2,.f Ready-to-Wfem' Lingerie . . Millinery . . Hosiery F' C omplimefzlx of NICHOLSON COW-few of DRUG STORE CAgcnt for De Pree Remedicsj THE HONEYCUTTS . . . Prescrlphon Phcrrmacfsf Ellensburg, Washington 315 N. Pearl St. Main MID-STATE CO-OP Manufadurers' of PouH'ry Dairy Feeds mx fs- QWZWW E WML l Aff f 1---- 2: Mr W, -f --I E X X ' 'ap ' ls xwufl'-f'- J '-'- Zxjrifffs? I jk? Q' ff ,f l fx f' . 'M-1' A ' 'Jw' A v. A0 W 41 45 mwfn. WPNJIL-.x'g..',l..llj'ff.k5 if A , N55-L lF3 ' ' 'JW' .1 K -ly , ' -: nt '- 1mk4c.'11l,3 L Earl E. Anderson Main 140 126 WILKINS PRINT SHOP john Wilkins COMMERCIAL PRINTING Announcements - Programs HARRY K. ROBBINS Wholesale Hay and Grain Ellensburg, Washington Bowl for Health at the CRYSTAL GARDENS OSTRANDER DRUG COMPANY Founfain Service Ellensburg, Waslm. J. C. PENNEY CO. Heaclquarfers for Every Sfuclenf Neecl Ellensburg, Xlifashington TIFFANY INSURANCE CO. AII Forms of Insurance Main 72 Pix Theatre Building Real Estate 127 Best Wishes Complimefzlx ARVIDSON 8: GILMOUR To Our Friends of C. W. C. E. PACIFIC HOME 5 APPL ANCE CO. Ellensburg, Washington 310 North Pearl Teleivhone 9171 COAST TO COAST Y-H Trucking Co. Hardware Local and Contract Hauling of All Kinds Auto Supplies 214 South Second Sr. Electrical Needs Tom Warren, Mgr. Yakima, Wasluington Kittitas County Dairymerfs Association Ellensburg, Wasluingtoim TH E in dairy products Butter-Cheese-Ice Cream Cottage Cheese-Buttermilk 128 F TUTWILER STUDIO DELSMAN'S GREENHOUSE Flowers in Season Corsages . . . Potted Plants for Porzmitx of Distinction W Ei hth Sport Equipment RAMSAY HARDWARE DRUG COMPANY Fountain Service For All Seayom of the Year Ellensburgt Wasll' ELLENSBURG BOGK 8K STATIONERY CO. NAIDA'S XXX BARREL Fountain School Supply Store Sandwiches Fountain Pens . . . Ring Books 9th and State Highway 10 Max! Complete Smck in Kitiiluf Valley Our Best Wishes to the CLASS CF 1946 ELLENSBURG THEATRES 9 ALPAUGI I'S FIVE 8: DIME A friendly place to trade Compliment: of BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE LONG 8: SPENCER CO. Operating Valley Long Feed Mill Feeders Mill and Supply Keep Your Home Abreast of the Tim DALLAM FURNITURE CO East 3rd St. M HICKEY'S MOTEL Aaron from library BOSTIC'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store N. E. Corner Fourth and Pearl Main 73 PATRICK COAL ROS LYN-CASCADE COAL CO. 0 C Shop al Seam' and Save DR. J. H. MUNDY SEARS, RCEBUCK AND CO. . Dentist 107 East Fourth Main 672 Tonight Try az Real Hotel WEBSTER HOTEL LEONARD F. BURRAGE Insurance of All Kinds Ellensburg's Finesf 314 North Pine Main 69 J. H. Wales, Mgr. DE SOER'S SERVICE UNITED BAKERY DRUG STORE Us Y R. h H Delicious Cakes and Pas+ries ewes ou 'g f Honey-Crusl' Bread 410 N. Pearl Ellensburg, Wash. De Soer Bros. Main 108 WEBSTER'S EOOD SHOP SMOKE HOUSE R9IfdH1'lll1f Refreaiion Fountain Servire . . S A-1 S I Confectionery pw HPF Ze! MAIN 41 MAIN 76 151 ESTHER-MARIAN sHoP C0 fPff ff'ff-' Ladies' Ready-to-Wear of M, 406 Nm PC , FREEMAN-JoHNsoN NASH Ell b g COMPANY MUNDY'S Family Shoe S+ore Wigfall H. Ross Shoes for the Entire Family CI + ' - F ' - ' Shoe Rubber Footwear, Hosiery, O hlers urmshers Shoelsils P I' indings Since 1881 YAKIMA HARDWARE CO. CASCADE LUMBER COMPANY 152 Courlefy of HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS Next to Elks Temple DR' S' A' xck 5651 F. Wilscmn, Prop MARSHALL-WELLS STORE SOPER FURNITURE Phone R4371 408 N, Pearl 09 N. Pine Main 787 Complimenfs of - THE ELLENSBURG TELEPHONE CO. TAYLOR-RICHARDSON CLINIC 3 MODEL BAKERY Decorated Birthday Cakes a Specialty KREIDEL S The Colfege Gif!! Shop Ma 163 , CARTER TRANSFER GILMOUR s COMPANY Fancy Groceries Coal Quamiy and Prompt!! Service Archie Patrick . . Wyoming Monarch Fuel Oil North Pearl Phones: Main 104 203 106 West Fourth FITTERER BROTHERS Furnifure Ellensburg's Famous . . . NEW YORK CAFE Yakimcfs Oufsfancling . . GOLDEN WHEEL CAFE We Appreciate Your Patronage Best Meals at Lower Cost 13-1 AMERICAN MEAT CO. or-viii Robbins VALLEY FUEL 8: TRANSFER Feat'-lffd Gfflde A M6235 Local Freight, Fuel and Transfer P lite and Experienced Personnel Phone Main 93 113 Past 4th St. BUTTERFIELD ROSSER 3. suTToN CHEVRQLET CO' 211 West Yakima Ave. Sales and Service Yakima, Washington Ellensburg, Washington Capifal Avenue Greenhouse and Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions We telegraph flowers anywhere. PICTSWEET FOODS. INC. 135 Fifth and Main Phones: Main 6 - Main 506 LUNSTRUM PAINT STORE Fine F0005 SIGMAN'S Pl U Main 695 412 N0ffh Pine 5 The Friendly Store JAY A. WHITFIELD Afforney Pl ne Main 142 Olympia Bl ock 402 PHILLIP'S JEWELRY American Wa+ches and Diamonds Railroad Wafch lnspecfion N. Pearl Main 85 Compimenfs of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAPPY'S GROCERY Prompt Delivery Service Phone Main 87 Cor. 3rd and Sampson BUNGALOW MARKET Ellem!9zn'g'J Fczvorite Food Store! 135 STOCKADE REALTY CO. Insurance . Real Estate SHULL BUICK CO. 'lfidmire lbem all, 1711! belief buy Buick M 8: M MOTORS DfJ'f7'ff7Ill0l'J' of DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS 205 NORTH MAIN . . PHONE MAIN 699 K. E. CLEANERS 204 East 6th St. Main 192 HANK THE PLUMBER H. H. Robertson, Owner WATER SYSTEMS - OIL BURNERS PLUMBING - HEATING Older: Plumber in Killimx County WHITE-FITTERER R. O. Stockwell Frank Fitterer B. F. Clark Real Estate Insurance Rentals Phone Main 121 Complimenfs of CITY LIGHT AND WATER Ellensburg, Washington bring the Coke SODY- LICIOUS F. L. Schuller K. E. LAUNDRY 5-Day Laundry Service. . . Curtains Our Specialty Have Your Cleaning Done the Prosperity Way at MODEL CLEANERS Otto P. Williams, Prop. 215 N. Pine Main 626 McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment International Motor Trucks Plymouth - Chrysler RATHBUN IMPLEM ENT COMPANY Ellensburg We Welcome Sfuclenf Accounfs WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK V. J. BOUILLON President GOODWIN CHASE, JR. Vice-President ANDY HEIMBIGNER Cashier 138 Cour es of CITY REFRIGERATION t Y E. K. 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