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

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M«r«gll Dunlap Brammar Byara ' I ' Hc |umor (..lavs had a busy year tarrying out iti traditional annual activities, which began with a Homecoming Float which won second place . It was a cleverly constructed boot which carried out the idea of Boat the Lutes, our football opponents for the day. The barn dance, which is always the main activity of (he class, was a huge success. George Moregli acted as general chairman of this affair with Eunice Knutson in charge of decorations. C lad in jeans, shirts, and similar apparel, a large crowd of students joined in the customary polkas, schottischcs and square dances. An innovation was introduced into the Junior Class program this year, it was a junior-senior picnic held during the latter part of the spring quarter The Juniors were hosts at this affair, which honored the mem¬ bers of the graduating class. Ruse Orvo was general chairman. It is hoped that this event will become an annual tradition. The class officers were George Morcgli, president; Phyllis Dunlap, vice-president. Sue Brammcr, secretary; Betty Byars, treasurer.