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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1950 volume:

■ 1950 ROBERT MATTIELLI.EDITOR LORAINE MANSPERGER . . ASST ED. Library Central We Coffr Fl ? 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 H THE CAMPUS BY DON CULBERTSON 19 It has been aur desire to present to )xkj students and faculty — a 1930 Hyakem holding the memories of events and activities which have made this year j memorable one. This volume with its display of campus views through its composite snaps is a record of your struck . successes, and defeats in work and play. It is our hope that it has captured Use elements which compose these activities and the spirit found at CWCB. REGISTRATION! 20 ROBERT E- Mr.CONNELL Central has had a good year. There has been an abundance of talent in all of the organization and uur athletic, musical and dramatic activities have been of an unusual quality. 1 believe that Central ha rendered a larger service to the State than in any year of its history. In addition to the largest residence enrollment we have had a busy year in off- campus service such as extension classes, work diops. student teaching, conferences and clinics. We extend to the seniors our very best wishes as they graduate and depart from the campus. May they have successful years ahead. Central will be glad to welcome them back for as many visits as they can arrange. Best wishes! Robert E. McConnell. President Campus scenes, buildings, professors, fellow students, friends—these arc the items in our memories of college that we enjoy. The Hyakem is full of these phases of college. Students and faculty and friends alike refer to the Hyakem many times in years that follow. We arc grateful that the Editor and Staff have published this hook. They luve done much planning and spent many hours in careful work that we may have a record of the 1949-50 college year. 21 To Dr, Loron Sparks, the man who has done everything there is to do in teacher education at this institution we dedicate the Hyukem for 1949-30. fn 1913 hen Dr. Sparks first joined the staff he was named assistant director of teaching training and head coach. Since that time he has watched Central mushroom and spread from 2CI0 students to one of 1,300. S POrts have long heen one of the veteran ' s chief interests since entering the institution. After leaving coaching he was active on the athletic committee and for several years served as its chairman. He wrote the constitution for the old Tri-Normal conference. Students on the Central Washington campus will remember Dr. Sparks as outstanding in his association with the Intercollegiate Knights. He was the original advisor of the group serving from 1924 until 1947. of staffing things about his work, he said, was seeing our training school grow from a position of leadership in the state to national leadership. r On his resignation from Central. Dr. Sparks sums up his feelings by saying. There is something interesting in the life of an individual who has grown with an institution professionally At the time of reaching the point of separation, there is a strong feeling of regret of leaving this institution at the time of its greatest growth, both in numbers And in an improved professional program. W hen you approach the point where you are no longer of service ro something that has been an integral part of your life, you are led to the point of view when you wish there were no such thing as old age. Library Centra! Wn ' iir lon College of Education Ellensburg, Washington 24 ' pacultcf ANNETTE HICHCOCK Dea,K 0 O kHe ' ' MteA aqe Another college year is fast drawing to a close And soon will become but a memory May this Album of recordings—your Hyakem- serve to perpetuate the happy memories of your college days. Within th� e pages arc pictures and paragraphs to record for you the fun and friendships so important a part of undergraduate life. Our sincere appre¬ ciation to the I (yakem staff for giving so generously of their time and effort to create this splendid yearbook. Annette H. Hitchcock Dean of Women ERNEST MUZZALl EMIL SAMUELSON O ' rector at lMtructi«n Nriwml Placement De x i THett FRANKLY, I ' M SENTIMENTAL IN REGARD TO THE STUDENTS WHOSE FACES AND ACTIVITIES ARE PORTRAYED IN THE 1WV-50 HYAKEM IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO WORK AND PLAY WITH THEM I HAVE DEVELOPED A GREAT RESPECT FOR THEM AND A FAITH IN THEIR CAPACITY TO FACE THE FUTURE. THEREFORE. I OFFER NO APOLOGY FOR MY SENTI¬ MENTALITY. ROBERT G. FISK Dean of Men ROBERT O. FISK PERRY MITCHELL Rtgiitrar KOWARO ROGKL Director Of Public BervK KENNETH COURSON Bufttneot Mooaoer 21 Row 1—Leona P. Barry. Reference Mr rl«ll| Herbert A. Bird, Assistant Professor of muw; Virginia Rrumbta, Instructor in Education. Geniali Catharine Bullard, Professor of Cngiish; Lewis W Burnett. An ' iUnt Professor � f education: A. Bart Cbristianoon. Assistant Profeosor of Musts. Row l— Helen C or h, Circulation and Rafsranca Librarian: Wattsy Crum. Director of Sstsnaion Teaching and Visual Education; Sarah M. Davies. Assistant Professor of Commercial Education. Herbert Glenn Ho«ue. Associate Professor of Industrial Arts: Arnold M. Paust. Assistant Professor of Physical Education; Marcia K. Finest , Assistant Librarian. 28 How 1—Pctoert S- Funderburk. Assistant Professor of Geography! Mery C. Croons. Catalog Librarian: Lots Virginia Hammill, Instructor m education. Fourth Grade; Alice Marie Jensen. Assistant Professor of Education. Kindergarten; Max Kl-ngbeil. Assistant Profaasor of Social Science; Eugene K«y. instructor in Commercial Education. How 2—Batty Lunty. Instructor in Physical Education; Marshall W, Mayberry, Associate Professor of Botany; Bhirlay McCoy Kontos. Instructor n Nursing: Annatto Walksr, Childrsn’s Librarian; Lawrance H Moe. Associate Profesaor of Musk; Loo Morris. Instructor in Mathamaticm. m How 1— Margaret ft. Mount. Librarian; ftldnie Onviei Mundy, Aaaitiant Profaaaor of enQlisft: Jean Maria Oliver. Inatruclor in Homt Economic ; Lyi iQe. Awoclte Professor of Speech: Jasaia L. Puckatt, Auoci ta Profe� or of Phytic al Educationi Ruth Lucllfe Redmond. Aeaiatant Prnfa� aor of Horn economies. Row 7—0. RuimI Ron. Aaaiatant Profeaaoe of Muaie. Charge W. ftaale, Protestor of Education: Lo «n O. Spark . Profmc ' of Education; Gilbert Spactor Inatructor in Mutlo: William T. fttepAena, Profewor •f Education and Paycho� o«y Emoritue: Donovan A. Swtmon, Aaaiatant Profetaor of Payohotof ty. Row I—Rut L. Wood . Inatructor In Education, Nonary School. 30 31 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rcw 1—Mary Horten, Claud rrtdncka. C«rh«rd Oi«ckiM An. Row a —Lou Drydon, Oala KnutieA. Senear (?t X44 The seniors begin their Ust year on the campus by electing officers in October. They elected Gerhard Dicckmonn, president; Dale Knutson, vice-president; Low Dryden. secretary-treasurer; and Mary Horten and Claude Fredericks, social commissioner . In January, the annual Senior Sno-Carnival was held. An afternoon of skiing and other snow activities wax followed by dancing in the evening. liar seniors are a studious lot; there is not much time for social activities unit vs you take life easy and decide to become a teacher! Seriously though, the senior do look hack, a little sadly, on the years at Central, hut forward eagerly to the future. A future made bright by the friendship made and the scholarship attained at CWCE. 12 W 5 C Seacard Dumi amh, B.A. In Conimcn ltd EDUl ' MIoii; Hkl Club; Alfred 11 mII Imixuivr vin |iMikiileMi: I t.l.i mural Huakctlwk.il. At lenilwl ivnlriln Junior CulUgu. Huiim, DutrfkM, Iowa. t s Adams. Arts And File lice BA. In 8ot lal Fcleme; Alpha PM 4 ibta• . K.fk Club. Wi. vtllh Club. Muntor. vlee- iirioKlMH, M I.A r ' ' |ii«MSU(iV4; home, Port AidriM, With. Evta AdolOh, Education B A. In Ffcynkal Kdiicatlno. Itkilruty; W.R.A prcsMl.m; liner Club (Yancll; F T A A.W « Council, cu-nue-lal cbaliTnan: O.C.W aeolot- repreaentatlre; IN li Cl Hi. tonin ' . EXleoabun . WaMt Marilyn Aleundar Kilurallon II. A in Mu� lc Sigma Mu htxinnan. lynpwttn . rlr ' e-preulib’iit; A C.K V T. A.; t% lay Clnlr home Semite. Wnnh Laura Aim, Kilaallun B.A. In Eiiulleh. HiwHcli, Miivh, Junior Spur Ailvlnur. K« nii«d Iriaiurvr. K.d.A r� p«v � e«iLe- tlV«. i ' Iiuu. u 11 r- iI� mI C-P.H.. Spur ; Vumu ' n Athletic . KMpvr. wrorlty; home. Klkkltsii Wadi Even F AadeiMa. Education B.A In Am Ini Science. CV n- rrn ri liil Education. «l u£iuph . Kappa Indtu PI. MUMoa Scholnmhlp: a� ey flown; Ip-mc. Kllvnabuu;. Wuh. Arthur Andrsotti, Udurslluei II.A tn Mallmmallr ; home. Kllvtukuiv. Wadi. James Aahbauok. Education B.A. In Oco tapby. ICapto. Ivlin PI: Kumr«: SkT Club: lutervlub Council; N.B.A. Cmventloa. Climb!n i lult; X-Club. Whit bock Club co-itft ald jii. Her . Aipany treasurer: St nlcnt for Social ronunac). Innw. RnnoM. Wash. Julianna Oailay, Mmanon HA. In S-leme; A.C.K Whit- IwmA dub; l.V.C.F Alternate Dorm Scholarship for Snphrininr� ii I’reidiylepan YouKf PMfll ' l Croup; IlCOtC. I ' r� bi ml. ir. ' M. i James Barthlow. Bducadua ISA In i . ' iinualr«, home, XillMh, Wash. D:an Bergevm, BA In Hlatory. WYiltbadt Club. home. Meiv. Wash Jack Blaine. Education in livoKraphy ImeriTJlierlHi Knight , nuaril. Whllbwrk I’luli ro-pnawlih-nt; SI I.A linnkrllmll Robert Rlunm Education B.A. III M Mle, Sjieech. Social Sien e;. Sl itia Mu. Home. Klh ' ic� horii. Wa. h Shirlwy Blunt. Idurallim It A In KmuIUIi. Social S • UicIiisvhI. A.( ' .K; Iln-Fl-lhi Wmlejr dill ; Some, OWetiall , Wash. Hal Borttcstr, Blui ' aboa B.A In Pkyi-Kul Ed cation, Si ' lam-c; H.Q.A. diuncll. VctvIlW r«|iieienlatU«. Kluclhiii Coniutillu chairman. ”W Ctub. Bob Bonjornl, Physical IMiirallnfi; llvne, laWtobury. Wnnh Robert E. Bor, K)d jeatioo B.A. In Physical Education: V dUl : Kluamo Inspiration Avunl in track. Wli.lbo U Club pn-utont. Mttuii i««l WK.tr.. Lamlnfe I ' lu Alpha. Iiuim, XI Hall Wash. Jane Boyd, K.imli-h FVerxh Club. Oinlerlerr Club; hrnne lint hell Wa Calvin Bradbury. History; home. Beverly. Wash. Denial Qr darrynihl, Arte and Frier - II A In I: •aximso . Alford tlnll itenfennl-al-armn: home, Richland. Wnnh. Gilbert Brooks. Aria ami Selene B.A. m Ovu raphv Inlwr-.xiibiglun- kniaho W ' hllheik dub; t ' luurtuan theme for lluinaciiiiuuK; bom Sm: |uulmlu. Wa h. 33 Seniors Jim Brook . Prruhrnnn cla vVce-prw � drnt; Ini. rt Jl«-� lul« Kulchte. mrlmwt) rlwfOJ’, Outer-. rvatloruil ailv unr; .Now limn . hi hi. - |to Whlthnefc. eo«wwl wit; Heoaor (.ImuicII H ' -mwomlnr eo wrmtn; KaMte b lu h. Whir ' s WIlO Minoftc I ' nll.-Kr fltixlr-nte III AmiTtfii; limn . Hulkum, Wiuh. Lillian Brook . CHolr. Toll J ee«i: IVp 1ul� ; lyopUdiu; iMinm- Cluh. Whllhryte Club; Knppn f� lia � t; A i ' H. dent: homo. oiuiokR. Wute. Dorothy Drown. KilorMlIiin It A In Imlimti i l Aft Mil . Homo Iknwimwn lyniillnix Inmnurar. A.C.K.. Hmue Ec. Club fV� -|5l l i� ; h -inii ' , M� ryi ttlli-, WhuIi. Evelyn Cain. Kdu utlmi It.A n Dp«mIi. Itumadtal Indnvtrlul Art : KtlMll Hnll Irmniiw. pee id. nt. A.W.K. mi-viiU-iit; Mn� ki-rw and Jeutern; A.C.IC ; Who ' Who; YdoniuJ I lull Iirimm: Hom comlnd prim.- ; Junior IT irvunum. hoMiw. 8 mnyelde. Wiuh. Alfred A. Cnrlinn It.A Ir InOuxti s l Art . Alpha Phi • •no-Kii: Knppn Holt 1 1; InduuIrhU ArU dull. AtUMltil ClllVrinlty nf W.vhIriKton; limnr. Kodiak. AliukiL Raymond Carr. Kilr ulmn It. A in l]enci- |iliv and Iwlunirul A Hn; K � ! • I twilit 1 1. Alfrt-il Hull •Ci-rotat ' v-trrMWwr: Whit- ty-rk lnb p r wd drni; FT. A.. hucnu. New BmniwM, New Jrrmy Don Ca «a«na. Krtm alln It A in llwir. KiiRlUh: Kuji|iu r Ht l’|; Via run Alii pr� liivnt. Mu� k.-i uml Jeotrr ; rhulr: Inter-club Oounrll; Munmn Hull tiwunurcr; homo. Rn lvn. Wa h John Champion Crniw Chandler, Art Mini V ' ' |t A In llloln y attend «1 WniMti-hou Junior dillrff: bom . Unwin, Witah. Rarah Jean Chinn, EMui-atlo B.A. Ill Home IQr-rmrwnlf-n. In- diartrtal Art . Kei-rvutk-n. Pep Club; Home It Club mu-IiU cnuniK-i. .r Studmit Cornu elloe: Inter-flub I’nunrll; Kh- mr-Oa llall iMu-lal «oeninl wlm r; home. Portland. iftrncoii. John H. Curk. Bdu.atbei B A. In l hyrl.al Kdwrallmi. inter - surwly Chimin mi pe.ulde-Tit. InterrnlWirlair. K til bln n l. r. iM!.W.. home, Ororlllc, Wa h Jean Clarke, KH ' imttnii It A in Hum f mu-mlo : LVT. s- -lul hnlrm.tn; mlrmloru Htrrwttury. Hnow El-. Club weflhe; F.T.A.: homr. rmhautln, Wnnh. John ciemmoni, Art nrvd Vrlon.-. ' II.A. In ELtuimnlea; Alin wuu � linliu-� hip. Hi-f ndntean- . attended t ' ntvwndly erf Wiuh- iiiRfun. hoiiH’, Beattie. Wa«h Orant C man, It A In Serial 8el«nc«: iiHi-ikM I Mrni Knitm-kv Dlntr TrerW Coiluc - It ' -Miiw. Munun, Wnnh, Howard M. Cobla, vlrw prwldnit F.T.A. Charle Conte , II.A in Krminmlf . HrrudirtenM: hmue, tjoldrudnle, W «h Grace Cook, Education B.A. In Art, Hum IG-,. Sper.-h. Rjiiiru Choir; Hankm and .Imlrre; Home ICn •till ; S.llA. Cnunrll; Mur l.mnliard iwpeewenlntlve; F T A kim� , tlolU- Vl|r, Wn li Clarence Currdn, Kdi -nttmi II, A tn XIu� i . Ituoil. Orchddtra: liimi 1 , (intyluml, Wtdi Comne Dohlon. IW . utlmi II.A. In i ' nmmrnl� l tklarallcm, Hlnlntriral Sr in ' .. A.C.H. fterrrtnry; r� n-VI-tu� ; I.other H«li; Itlwnnd rt-lar -livuniirer; F.T A Kappa I 4ta 1 1; attended Nrw-Ihrm XIon laim thlWfe; home. OpHeim Montana. Dayton Denton. Will tin k pmiliUnl; la.-SI-Th . attended riurtda Htoto l’nlver � ty: hnni . KllniiNliurs. Gerhard F. Dlackmann. Kdut-ulKin B.A. In Oeoarapliy. Vndnl Scl- nor, t� rama; Snnmr flux iirwaldmit; WHo � Who: Madrra and .ImH-r pcmlitmi Munwmi Hull MCNUrf, pnewldent: lYmhnimi rngniw-kir; Intwrvluh Council, hmue. lAuhnll . Wud 34 Sencoid A. J. Dieter. IvlWillllMI II A In Kra lstl StHailCM, lc� --r.ullim. -mi I’liimiirrv-lal Kdmnilnn; Kn.v lnr n-nlUiri � o Kniiihi , i ' M(n| u� ■Im-i ' v- kAii Oojn f1 pr «iileni; M I A ►••rreiarv, I.V i ' .F,, V« ' i villa niavor; home. KlIrnHlmr , W� nfc. Larry Do wen. ICiluratlnn; VS (1ul� ; iitaktlliflU. Ini: ait: mu I 8 ftl«all; heime. Kverelt, Wiwh. L� n Drydan. liirati ci IS A in Llluraturu, History. Bnclo (■aiv. A.i ' .K. . Cfeolr; KtiraMl Mou� aoeiul MUnniMidMV; H riim ilaiK m- rH ry-ln aaur r; Kappu Ihiltu 1 1 wrctary iilUnded I’.P.8 Jkirnrlly aerrelary. CnrapUa 1 tayi-raftei . 1 1 mi tic. TAtemn. Wn� h Stanley Dudley. Industrial Alt ; home. Ktlwnelmrv. Wtth. Kenneth Dull . Iluml; heme. liur Marhur, Wiwli Frank O. Dwntley, Kriuralhin I .A. In H.-itm � H� «-lal Mwr: If-rud-r.nii pe.elder.l K.T.A.. atlmehd t?BlVeT 1 ty of II .1 win I, Y.tk ln-i Jenlov i nlU� � ; home, Mulali. Wa� h Ptggy Egbert. Knflloh: attended C P 8 Kapcw I ' l; IV|� itub; MtieiiiUii W.W.CE.; home. Iinriiiwttmi. w«ah John Egim. Induntrlnl Aria, Whtlhnrb Club. nil ruled YakUuu Junior rnlleiP ' home. Yakima, Waah. June C liter. Knglok; Siu ' ' i:i Mu. Ski «oectvtnrv A.GJv all fluted rnlreralty of Wa htc«luii. Hu k) Winter 8pOTti null Wen ley it il . Independent Women ' AaiKelelloii trea¬ surer: home lln ' iiveelon, WhmIi. Hatcl Elfbrandt, Rdurntton HA, m So -la I Studies. Kapiiu 1 h 11a Pi. FT A . A.C.R; attended Whitworth CnlUiew, Alpliu It to. otterrdi ' d ntvniph Junior r niteire; home, Hamilton. Montana. Wanda Cilia. HA. in Kiiglleli. Ovuciuphy. History; F.T.A rimer attended tilymylr Junior Oobege; liome. Ilr rnertOM. Waah Frank Erdman. B A In 8 1 8 ew; Illfle Cltib; Ilyakam (dvoi ' amiilo r. intended Olympic Junior Cnlle r home. I nrt i rchaid W a de. Howard O Event. Aria and Bcmhh B.A. III Bcnnomk jntercrdlejtlatf Kit (ahla, Kojal OhnartlVif, Scribe; Junior ■ I iin-ml ' lit. Intramural . Ielardub CmiMl; home. KIIi-iimIi irn. Mali Loia Ann Fenich. Education B.A In Honir Ernnauiic . History. Knxlisli Litenitiiiv; l ep Club; A.CK; Newman m r iury lwire; Hnwao Council; lateedub Cmancll; huniv, ( V I ' Jtnr- VS hxIi. Mar jam Flanagan Kdiu-nttnn ll-A. In limn Bn� «Kiinkii. Hl-dnry. Sd ' liil tlclrnr ||rme ICnoimmir flub. A.C.K.; X.Vf.a. iNemrer: Knmola Halt social nummlMsfcmir. Student Ceaiwdor. J anlnr Pinna ireoetarer; home, Stmiij-� iiW, Wash. Francia Foaler. Kilt ution II.A o Home Kconnmlr , A.W.8.; D� -Si-Iio. A t E . Home Hr i lut Catertn OmniIttee chair¬ man. home, I ' xfhaxtm, Waah. CUvtft C. Freder«ohe. ICdtwwIlon HA. In EV-oauiukea; Inter oAkeiiit. ' Knight . Kr � hniTvriTe Clam � iM-lal catnml dOTier: Senior ’lnv am-iul ctimmliMleeier Mnnaon treasurer. at tended W.8.C . home. Huiinyalde. Waeh John Oarney. For la I Science; home, Haw|ua)ml . Wnnh, Bill Oleaoon, Kd e ution B, A. In Mualit; Slum Mu Epsilon; r at hoi I «• Churrh Choir d irector; Hind: • r. to -tra Clodr. Mak Qiailct: Potwe Band attended Catholic I nivmeily. Wash¬ ington. I� .t ; houve. Hllenahurir. Waah. Stan Gomulkltwiei, Kdiontlon It A in Hoelii ! 8 leiire; t tenant phv Whlll ek Club; FT.A.; attended Clark OcJlryte; home vimrnetver. Ward) Bill Could. Kutnua It. F T A.. hno-Cariilval initdirlty ’4nan of Lnrraln ' eel l««t«in. limn , I’uyullup 30 T ' fl Se tioi Oc6 Griffin Dowfl Gu� taf«on. Kdoealkui HA. In Mul hcliuttk : Basketball; hoilia, Hmltle. W ' � Ui. Carnet Ivfnr, Yaktmo. Leo Hake. Phynleal I • ► atlon; PootUall; Intramural llaakat- tinll; tra . “VT Club Bergen m-o t - Arir «; hivme. KJVr.� i.unr. Wa«h Paul Himbjr, Ilium. IviUinst uiv Wi� k Ina Headman, Kdua-mion BA In Home- Koonomlni KT..V: Home Ec. f lu � : Weidey Pound lion nernrtnry-ireaaurer. 1Mlit -ii mile ctmlrman: Slgnin Tnw Alpha k� ml commuonner; Hetnartotran ; Koine. leaven uvieth. Wn«h. Vera Hark . Kilm ntfce. B.A. In Hlntor . ' ieirrM y, lYiimnwi l� l Education Band. Suing Band; YVhltheck Club; home, Cl Kluni. Waah. Klirabeth K. Hartingar, HA In HtMoey, lioilnK) liMitniiiliy; ai tended -Slur.. Teacher ‘cdle � nnh Dakota Albert Hay , nllriidnl L ' nlw� lt ' of Wnehlngton; home. IvIkfidMiiv. Watt). Jean Hay . hum-. Kllrimb ir . Wa«h Mary ElifJbitb Hayea, HA in Sim lal Stela lira. liariHlntwaiia MM-raUry HMandoj Yakutia Valley JutiM ColWga. Choir. V M 4 A � «ir� L ry. A.VY.S A mcrvUiry. H p Club lr.u� urvf lYll Them Kappa. Ilrioi . VakUlIH, W� 4l Victor Melnlen. Karl Hendrlekton. 8 « ln) Science home. Benrtle, Wwh Paul Hanlay. liilu. mUoii BA. in Mkyetca.1 Education. W 4‘luii; Pout ball In I rumiii-.il im-h. Y.M.C.A.; Munxin Ball xTfl ar; Knoia, KwmyaMl 1 . Wmh. Charles Hoffman. P.T.A.: Nrwnian Club: attended t ' nlverwlty of California nt Bantu Bartoira; hrnnr. Pu� -n. iVnnh Mary Horton. Education B.A In ftecch and Drama; FTA; , U«km utnl ie («r� : Hlginu Mu; Hi:c� or f iniwll; H nlur ila ' i lul ■ hah mart. home. 8unnv lde. Wa«h John Howvell, H A In itanilaltj; Koine, lllmt uiv WiuIl Mary Hunter. KiJtantkm R A In OWnmer ui RiluoaUon. 1. 8. A.; I a•-Si Do; nitrndid Montana Stair Cnllegr Sacramento Junior t ' nHcsre; Imenr Th«-« ny. Montana td-i Hyatt, B.A. In Phyekul Education. I | Club Sigma Tau Ainu. P.T.A.; W It.A. ane. tant vi� -ri manager twxe; iHitiiw, Clo Klu m. Wash. Donald Hyde, Aria anil S- lanrn II A m Una Arte, kiivim | |; attended VV S l ' hum , I ' nri An|i«laa- Wok D -� Ida. Bducaikn B.A in Cnmmer-lnl Education. Kapiui hit H. InHTioJkcla’e Knight . AO.A. trp� y«� e laHv -at- lur-e M iimiti Hull urt I dent SIstha Mu KpHImi Ytco- iinvlilunt. Prukhmun Cl an irnaMifer. Tri-Chi vii ' « |irr«|ilcnt; ittnfor.h Pumnkllim Ri ' hoktnhlp; home. Yakima. Wavh. 3(1 Seaco ' iJ Bill Irfeai. Kdiantton II,A. In Industrial Ar«I.MA pceal- iluni; W Club: Industrial Art C7ui ; Vanlir irark; at- tit•]• 1 AuculMiri kimp, KllflllbWK, Wn h L«Roy Shtrwood. IvromMttic . Iiu«im. flu till � |il . Wu� ll. Rom Jatkaon, Rduoallon RA In Knicllnti anil OMtrrapny Otni|fii Crier OBtor: Ninit Hall sergeant-nt-arm� : Howie • ' ■-inn ' ll; Ski Club. home. Wenatchee. Wtih. Ben Jarrell, Aria and Science B.A. in Efononik : Clio4r: Uimluli. Mikudo. ,M«n quartet; Mea ' � Octact; Muy Prom • halmiun. i ' uii -pun I ' l H-i f«ulurw wiIIImt. Kudin Ctuu vice- pru� i kni. Wvuluy “Nowcast ' ; Writer Head: Kuaci; s«nw Mu k Mlkwi. Mu urn Hall aterotary. Homei smlng I kiu W rlialxniMn. borne, Vunouivvi. Waali. David C. itnklni, Aria anil Hrlrnrr HA. In Hiim-K ium! pram : Had to Club; at tended CnlvenOty nf Warblnjrtnu. hum-. Mm tile. Wash Rwhard Jinkiai, Art: Veil kllid. borne. Klleimhurc. Wotti. Cann C. Jeainaon, nt(«iul l Northland CbtUiiv. Wia-untln; hum , Ashland RiaiHitln jim Jehneon, An amt s leme n a In MatliainalKn Manna Hull vlce preeidetit: Munroa Hall rm?fcal rnnmlmimwr. trpa- � «rrr. borne. Sumner. Wa b Richard Johnaon. Kdm-ulion B.A. In Kia ' IuI Science. .Matin iiullra; Ski llah; llorodoleutie. Whit beck Club. Mcii ' a IVp • lull advert lain chairman. home, l ' ort Anaelra, Wiuh. John Jonai, attended I ' nlvmlty of Waahlnstuu; rnlirnlt) nf tMnvnr hum Mlmdiiim Ward . Alice Judd. Kducation BA. in Hnglitb. HiUnO Onirruph) ; A� aivtunt Housemother ctf Sue l.nmh id; • ' real He writ In Cl ill. WuaWi Club. Hyukem: uttendeil l ' adversity of Ortfoa; home, Brvim no i. Watli. Kaith Kim, H A In Kdiicalinn. Intramural •pjrU, Iuack V elvltle; home, Seattle, NVaehl HKtun. Chongoak Ch Education. It A In ICnirllah; attended Kwha I ' nlveraltjr; home. Sec til, Korea Oecrga King. Varully foot hull. “W Club: Stt ' WCJf Pay chair man; lloniir Cauaril chairman. Munro Hull ji� u� u� nt. altwnd- • i! I ' mverxlly nt MIiiiimmAu. Pnivundty u t Utdilnston. home. Siallle, Wash. Waldo King. Kdo ' niwm HA. In Musk mama Mu inter- cnUeKlate Knletlita Hand Imnoe Hand; Choir Mimdrel Show; Horvd Blaiv; attended OalrulU Junior College; home Central! . Waali. Date Knutson, Kil kuUuii H.A. in Social Sekruv. Muthemn tie . SrleiM ' ; Sunk Cla � vlce-prcaldcnt; Knit 1 treasurer Honor t ' oMin ' il chairman; Choir: Rifle Club; 8.O.A. Conven¬ tion. Wbo� Who”, attended Whitman College; home. Kllen� liurc. Waah. Carman Koch, Art! home. Wenatchee, Wash James Kontoo. Pbyatml Kdwatlnn; W” Club: Football: In trauiuiu) B � k«ckall. track, borne, EHecwbvrv. Waah. Delores Krook. H H.A.. K|iur«. KIwiknI lbmsu vm-prviUkfit A.C. 12 .. home, Cle Klum, Waah John D. Kunki Hducuttcm B.A. la Industrial Arte; i-uiimiriai Arts Club; Nnttonal A V A.; attended Seattle t’nlverMty; home, Kittitas, Wash Patricia Lana: Educutim B.A. In Kiiullkli. Spt«i-h and Drama. Si-lulu ' s. ut Undid Unl� «r ll ««f Oregon. home. In s ' ! laud. Ongon. 37 Seniors Cecelia Lang, Hduuallot II.A In lu lu� lrlul Alta. Kappu 1 1: Inilttdrul Arte (lull iwrrtilar}. H. Jtlwurl. Donald Lannoye, Arte and Science H.A Hi tt otiiimlr . ”W irtuli; Minium Hull iwculdcnt; UiMy |y| «i� U tu iMvmpU dHegul to Oreat N W ll innnl 1 ' imvMtimi irf N ' .BLA.: Athletic OokibHIm; lynni , Port An«i lw. Shirley Laws, II.A In Mortal Hcbnoi. Sigma Tail Alpha; F.T. A.; illMiund lAinlralia Junior V«llr� r. Iionic, Cefitrnlla. Vwk Helen Aeaen, II.A. In Kduiallim. uit ii� l« l Teacher Training, suu TuurliMiv CblMge, Minn.. W.S.C.. Lambda Phi Slgmn; Itfco Lueibdii Chi. Lulhciiui Club. T.M.C.A. Gael LaTraoe Kd watHin I A In JlpuKh, Itmria. F.T.A.. I� .. SI l« | anil JmIit vk� -|ffailihnl. • luupu l riet-; ' Well Rrm ' iebered Vtdna - ; riin� K Yum. Juck Dulton! . My NiKl� r Kll en‘: lllnhop MoImIuvki . I� ' ulil Hill, attended Cnlvpmlty of Mmn Huta; home, Kukcim, uibuii. Betty Ann Lee Charlton: Kdwcnlkm l� A In Smlal Mrtenoa, Hiologrul Science. H enc Dconotalc ; Choir; I V C V n ;r� - tury-treasurer; Home Be. Club: Kntin lH.lt It; tut nd d Whltwrittfc (Vdlnce; hMne. HfMk. Wnnh Ronald Lee. Education B.A. In 8m lei Science. lUroUnimn . all r. l l W. C; Hlklny Club president; home, olympiu. Wuali. Den Lam-on, Aria uivd AbOv B A. In Orography; Rifle Club rerrHary. Whitbeck Club. Iu)im . Yakima. Walk Charlea Long, Htyxlto: Education. iuwk� il ll atundud rNttoll College. WkMMinnfn; home. Klleiiwltur . Ma k R«« Mary Loomia. II A. m Home Economics: Whltbeck Club; NVamsin Club. A.C.K.. IUpre ciitativ« Kumola llall: Inter Imnn Council, utiwndod Maul lie Ciilvevslty : University at VMKhlnslon. liom«, Redmond. Walk. John Lund. Kilo nlkm H A In IiwmIv. IWciwaiioo. ll.atoty; Mu .4011 ttrhnl� n hlp 1 � li� ; Campus ChriHfetn COiOcll peeoi ikni: Lutheran Students pneldeet;;Y.M Y.W.C.K president; trywmiyr. Alpha FBI Omega ■teretMT: HecraVilenn ; Knprct Hdln PI. iliukria unit JeiHcr . A.OB; CWk Safely Commit t««i. Clmlr. •Tliu Lata CTdlntoplwr I loan . Production Miuimvi for lunl five play . attended I IX: home. TaooeitM, waah. Lome Luaier. It A. In Social Science. HeVOdkdean ; Jmirnal- Imk attended Cruy ' a Harlsor College. Bunettall; IXterman’e (tub; borne, Aberdeen. Wash. R. Chari© Lynch, Phyel 1 Kdinat i .® W Club. PuAkull. Truck; lAithernn (tub Cornell. K nd clmtrtnau. fV-p pHil’ dent hum 1 . B b aulnim, Wiwli. Howard MacDeuuall. HA. Ill Chfmblir: Inten ' olloglala Knu;bl. � tiUi. Rand; Choir: WenlmHiMler Ctuh; honor. MWnibuiv, Wus.li. Irene MacDoogall. education HA in Home Khunomlue, MumIc, Industrial Arte; SUcnia Mo � IW«; Chair; Cep Club; IIcj«iiw Ik . Clut . IhHi.-e Cl � .; ll.CW necrelary: LV.C.F.; home mUnsirillK Allen Maloney, liilu ICdo ' iilion, Zoning . Alpha preetdent; Ku_ team : I tail to Club. hc«)i uIhoi H.A In Economic , Cummer lal Katm.U Hall unnurer Slum Tau iiptu Dolta.pl KT.A ; A.C 1C.; Mertsdn- fH � MoAne . Va h Shirley Mar , Kdo-ntum HA. in Koellstli. History. BlologVnl Science. Klw.od presld.nl hn-IuI cnmmlaokuivr. An R Council; lntev-rliib Council. A.C.K. rift - praiMmt; K.T A attended firay llnrl t r Junior Collage; home. Aberdeen Waeh Rehert Mattielli. Kilucatvon B.A In Piov Aria, liul-niilal Arte: Knppu IM vlaa-prooMont. Ir.tef-Club Council. P.T.A.. Mynkem Milllcr ’ll, MltOI ’50; C.Rg, Childrens Mural, pal tiler, home. Clo Klum. Waall. fiugene E. Mayer, Mmailun It A in P h ' Iu 1 h wart. He noli teaim; Honor CYmnrll; home. Port Angwle , Wuuli. Franua, McCuilum, hUluc-aliou HA. ill Kligli ' h. Hlnlary s � K.k«y. A.C.R.. F.T.A.. Herodneean ■ Newman Ctnb W . lnl rnaimiwlmiNi. Inter 1 ub c V-ui,. ll; attended Ualvondty of WnnlitiiKton. hoem. 8«attle. Wail Seniors Donnj McDonnell, IjIj-mii.c II A in So. ul Sfjdlit A.Ctt, lln«w ICr Club, NffiiiMii (Tub; Mttfii.Ui! Mury lliurat I’Uhy . home. I ' wni Wnnh. Jiih C MiiicMon. KdvKutkm BA. In KimII mipiiM North Idaho fnllcur � i icatimt; Kornn. ii� n � i• i uho Ruth McNni. Wvvtiiiinlkur Club. In-mu. Trout l ikc. Waafc. U« Roy MMk, It A. In ClManlelry; II.A in lko«v iiiiU. . attend- •il KiiiSuix Urugou. buinu. Qlviuttiiv, Waali. Don Miller, 1C it in nM-xi It A. In I ' hjrMlral Education. lUi nui- tlnn nr.il IJl-mry ' W ' Club. FT.A irenniuvr tali ' .. Vnralty llmwtflll PcnrUiJI Itcen -. CMmaK, WumIi. Ha«-oi«j M Her, Bdu-athui BA. In Phyea . 1 ' Science; Munt- .. m.iii (octal 1 mmlaaloner. preoldent; lUpta Phi •metro vlpe-pretOderit; Shi •’loll prenldent, irawuRr; MunM� Hell M« lnl commlaMlonrr; ti� inb i WowiirW J lalur full ' ' Helen Miller. Kd - ntkwi It A. In Smlul Science. Illnlnarvni Science; IvopHom Hormtulntnn; PT, A OlMfc; Mun- •nn Si h lnMhi|i Kmhm tJeltw PI; Itwnr, IVewr, Wash Lloyd Miller. IvdirttUon B.A. It Art. Hivlurv. Hnin« H 0110 III kit. A.C fcl. BhJBlMi I •« • I • « I ‘i ,1 ,.|m i ■ I ' 1 11 lil 1 Mutui. painter. F.T.A . Horn Be. Club; home. Tm-omn. W «fc Oala Mobarg. N • lui Si ' Mhx . U.C.M. Vtcu-prauldunt; Ituml. Whitlock (Tub nMT� lary, oo-iiraMldinl; iv� tuiiiimn ttweucy ltav Inuiew. it� - biirauii S.U A. • unipuicn. Kludunt l.naue far Bnctal Dumacracy; lnlerrtub Council; Hntkuii bualfica ninnugor. utUnoUd tnlxnnll) ul Wlucoasln. home. New It ii-fmi •ikI. SVlMinitiii. Don Molinero. bonia. Rualyt. WuIl G« m Montagu . KiIutkiko It A. la Knillxh P.T.A. praxlduut. • simp . Crier editor: kappa IH-lisi PI Ski dull, niahliuu (Tiunvelar; llnnioirmiirji SI uni Night chairman. Kavucj l ty piililxily rliatruma. Iihim, Wenatchee, WumIi. Jim Murphy, Kdui-.ition B.A la Industrial Art ; Hide Tub vrtddrnt; mduntrlol Arm Club; home, Port Annw, Wnnh. Marie Melton. Bduiatlnn III Home lionnnmtm I Irene Mr- ■ ' ill • • •• J.f lit |ll. -:|. I S-.llr • olle|fp ll-CXlf Kc. I lull prertldeni; Pep Club ecr«inry llnm� rimmni Ihinc-w ilmir- mnn. iirtm � Honor Ovunrll; K.TA.; Kappa Hull Ft. CIwimhI IIiiumi- iirralibnl. Whii ' a Who . Mu neon ttchhi- ah ip; A W X. Council; Inlcr-club Cuuncil: Interdurm Cuuttcll; hmiin, Kllcnaliurjc Wnnh. Mary Melton. Kdin-at Ion B.A. In Industrial Art , Hum I H - ... .. • A.w.a um-IoI (‘umtiimloiirr; president (oonrll; Hum IV. • ub. W. It.A Pe|i Cl ib; Klwnod llou c pruiliUtii; I ' juiipun Club Cumunlttee; Swppcy Day liarw-.. rhaimun. Who ' tVfco ; Hrmrcninlng Committer; Inter-Club Oownrll. Itilcr- Ihimi Cnurwtl tTA ; A.C.K.; home, Kllenehur . Wiwli. Wtrrtn NeMon, Induatihal Alta. Track, home. Tiikluia. Wash Martha Mich ala. Bducalluu BA. In Speech. Knall«h LH - F.T.A.. A.C.E.. home, Spokane. Wu h Oein NichoJaon, II A In I ' liyeical fealoculion. Malhcinul W” (lull prralilrni; X.li.A. pruaUknl. ihuliutliiill Ln l� lf allot! award, raptitln; Ikwi ' lall, Tetania, aUiMidud Central Mlaaourl; liiiiua, Uhivliort, Wash. Lucdle Mc-rl.ng, IM irattoc II.A in Hum Ikunoiiikv- S i luloKy. Illoloi;); llomc K. ( Jut� treaiiurur: Bmiicu Club ►••1 rrtary-1 r a«urrr WK.A.; A-C.B; Klocllun Ciimniittoi ' . yndiinHB 4 ' nonialnr; h-«n--, Itiulyn, Wa h. John Morlmg, Kdiiratlon It.A. la ITiyoiral BdUcatloti. Hixlorv. tt ”r|ali, lUwloil OCM rafvcaentotlve; ITIrctloei • Vmnilttcf chairman. lutramurala. home. Bk-ntlxiri. Wash. Carol Nyatrom. HA 11 S ' la I Sfkiur HansdiXuana. I orm nfftrar; attended Whitman Cnlleoe; l ramatlr Club: A.A.A., luino. NVlnnlow, SVtir.h Jack O’Conner. lutiMtlon B A. In M ' -wdo; SUtuia Mu Kwlkm. lnrrrroll vKln(r Knight ' . Bond; Orchestra; Chntr A CmjwIM Choir; home. IBIftnlintg. Wash 39 Senco ' id Ji M OD .� Evelyn Of t e� d. Education U.A Ill Pranm; n|ilio«iMirv J’Iiim •� a v-prct-h nt . J III M r social i «i� uml «tun-r. Iloum I ' till tact). Ma ' luni ii m1 nlrr |irr tdenl , Flection «� im ; A IM: iiiiMirity «• airman ‘ ' Who ' Who ; home. .North Bend, WkIi. Frank Oit ni, Ind. Aria. Iliyaktl BdUCMM rnrmmly Hall ee« rrt i- ‘r v n � urar. president. Iiilrainiirnl lUrtrtlall, W Hull; lUmbMil utUrwU-d C.P.BL: home S+ itto WomIi. Lloyd Oebnm, home, Tliuiy, VVuth. MiMred Partah dob Puirnort. H.A. lit Phyvkal Education; heme, ElUn liinir SViiwIi. Thtmn Pattdlo. roii B A !� • Oomman-lul hdueMkm. l| nlnB 7 ii« «ratd� y. Banket httU: Sufi l.all. Xawiudn Club; wimiMvk Cloli. home, EBN b«nr. WwA Clawde Pollack, hum . Zilluh. Wash. HuMell Porter, Kd-ocation U.A. In Hacrcatioei and Physical W • i‘I uli RfcnallM Cllftli IH.-SI I- prveident: kluiiwo |� re idenl, • k-e - iuwhIiiiI . CUrmody vlre- prraldent; M I A prmlitoal. Truck. MuiiDj nthlelk cnen- nMi ' iwr; Vareity Hall co-chairman: King fupkl; rrmhmrn CViunnrlor; hnn� . Ilirt I Hvhuil, Wfcvh Oene Pratar. Aim and Mdmn U.A In Hldtory: W ' Club; Truck ; HeTodnteanu: SJnrpa Climblnc Club; puhtVHy mmu- tlve: Band; Inirain inik. hunm, Kllrimburff. Wwh Daibert Pratt. KducntKm II.A. m Literature. tlecunnphy. Hum Bciiiiomlc : JMIneker uml Kappa Delta Pi hlnturlan. ie.r -der FT A.. A.C.B delegate to International Conference In North t’umlina. Wlulbcvk. Home Be. Club. «’restive Writer ; ham , Tuniau, Va� h. Kcnrit Pratt. tlecigrnphy; Mwrkin. him] Jetder . home. Uk iitbuilt. Vtdl. Bill ftannigar. Kdseulkm HA In Mutko iiimUck tA’Ience. In- duxriul Art . K«|M n Delta 1 1 proldcnt. Intoronllwclni Knight treasurer; ll«mwmnlim cfealrmun. Wlio ' a Who ; hueuc. KIVroKwry. Wneh. Shirloy R� c ard«on. 8l m Tau Alpha � II« u1 h 1 L ' nUeraltv 4 WNMhinKtun. Wenatchee .limue t ' tAuv . home. Wenatehee, WmkIi. Bill Robinion. liuma. EphnitA. Wa� h Roger Roun. Fducalbn IVA. ill BltHoflteiU Science; Whitlock riut.; FT A.; Num� Hull tern ir r; attended Montana mate f ' ollexe; hooiK. ItMlllle. Wn h Dorothy RuiKdat. homtt. Bum nee War Trudy Sandboeg, Education It.A. In Horne Kc P p (Tub: lyoutiunv. Honor i’mir«ril Hwiik Fk. Club afcretnrjr. uncial ■xniinUainner: Student Oounaator. Kamolo Hall o cp t� ry. treasurer; A.CR; Kappa Delta PI: Ornipu Crier; hnma, Ho |iilnm. Wnnh Wilfred Sawvi, l fcy� � .-ul Kdu tton; Newman Club; Intra¬ mural Hurt et hall. I rack: home. Enenakoinr. Wanh. Watdemar R ScMongi. Education Ft A. In Industrial Arte; Intwrt ' olU Inte Knurhte cuinaiilttuwntan. cfekancellor of ex- cltriiuer. fFlpIrnt of DuAe ' a koy for moot active member, claali man o i Noblemen of the Claw: lnriuatrlal Arte Club: atinidi-il W S i ' ,; ilium , KjimytMlr. Wash. Batty Sctvmuck. Education It A. In llonm Flo • mice. Oe« graphy. W II A.; FT.A Home Kr dub: Whitliwk Club A.CE.. Itoene. poiitabn. Wneh. Senior Floyd SchwnukK, linmi I ' nlten, W ' wh. Wtll«nf Bchvmorltn Kilui.alkiii RA. In MaUwiMlIn, ■ tieiulati). Industrial Arts; Kaejc ; attended Iowa Fim� ; home-. Hurt. lonaL Louis 5handera. Kilurulkni RA. m Hovial Bclriier; Kappn I 1 1. IiiIsiviiIIukIau Kukfhta. Monacal Hull prenldent; inmum riuw s« ml CuiiiinuitliAN. Ni-wnion Club. Whlt- lM« k PI III. Ifeskvtlull. Mary Lou Shaver. Ktliautkm II.A. Ill Mualc; 8.0 A. up r rnrv M mi will Si linlarallili lyotrtieil president: Bund president iV sr imuinry: p.N.C-C. licit-can-. Memo llu BMilon. ►in•ml i -nii i� siuiiui . Kappu Delta 1 1. Ihioc Club; A W 8 vlcv-pevaiduut; In . Murum-i. Waeli. Ralph Sherwood, 1‘liyaleal Kilurttlhm. W Club; Vur� rv foot liall; irark. buseliall. Hiflv Club. homo. Reluh. Wahh. Verna Siu, IMii. alien IIA In Knirllsh. OiC.W.. bom . Seattle. W h Alan Slayton. ICi ' imnintr l|.r« loli‘iin K.T.A.. altviidad Val; Ihm Valley Junior I ' lillrim Imroa, Yakima. Wash. Hugh Slaughter. 8 lii at Imi B A III Industrial Arta; C.WC-fc- Student «v«ip-Truster-: Industrial Art Club vlm-preeldsni; hum . Brattle. tVnsli. eiuabeth Slater, It. A. ;ii History. B «tli-al !« •• Kt� e- IImIi. 1 ‘imiiiua Pr «r. SWMey Dat’ Committee; Kennedy lloune I ' uiinctl. t u-Kilni Kaptu Delta 1 1; FT. A llomr omlnp iVoumitti . attended l nlvemlty of iWf r«n fnlverally of Wa blogt n home. Slirltnn. U n li. Oon Smith. hdtiiwlioo B.A. III Phy-h-nl Kilucntlnn. Puin- i-.t-r ul Rdonat Ion. Heoffraiihy; W Club; Trark. Mutuum Hull officer; home. White 8«an, Wash. Raymond H. Smith. Kd nttlicm B, A. In Health and in� y k� l Kdia-Mtlcwi. W i.luli president; Vnmlty Fiudhall Ineplra- tkoe auaril; “Wl WW; attended W.S.C.; twone. h-aille, V aah Richard SotsII Oon Rpancar, Aria and Kcleiu-u It A. In Malliemul k •� Klim � • Hull IIA Ir. Matlii-mutlira. W Club Raadhall; Intramural : hi• ii. Seattle, Wash Betty pl.iwn, llnme Kc-tnuiius, ttiuiiu K . Club. Wmli-v Club; Methrdnt Chuivh I’hntr; Imm . Wapatn. Wash. Roberta Deane Stanfield. Ann and Sr rwe It A. m � in� Art . Kap u l i W.R.A.; C.B.8L Children Mural, pwinlur. home. Hiritfl ' UIR. SVnnh. We sy Stanley. H A III Munir; Choir; Siiixii Mu Kpsklun vk-0«|tf«dldant; lioatr. Reel He. Wash. Zoe starkweather MaM. Kdm-ntkh BA In Home Ki-imnmir . Spot -It and I ' nima. lull latrlul Arte; Wenley Club; l ep Club. Sue LomUtril � nleUr� ‘: A.C.K : Home . Club tnmaurer; h me. Uraadview, We«K Jack Staarna; tCkl Club, attended University of Washington, home. Yakima, Wuh. Lorraine St. John, Kdui-alloti B.A. In Ccwnnveereal Kiluratko. FT A ; A.P.K.. 1. 8 A, ' Do-8l-t r� ; attended .Northern Montana (’ullage. borne. Optvetm. |nntana. Raymond Strong. Arts und H i - me B.A In Mathemathx- T� i SI IH, |.i ul- nt . K a plat Dali PI; Weelny Club vlia- prmldf nt pruenlviit. and treonurer. publartty i-liairman. Junior ta a � m ial i-mnrulmke-ee; attended W.8.P.; bumv. Itramtvlaw, Wash. Ramona Runich. i V.« rrapli� . W.R.A.. home, Tarrwna, M ' aali. 41 Senior d Frank Svoboda. H.A In Phruloal Kitucnlkm; W nub; Football; bmc, , UnV n. Wnuli Joanna Sytt«n, Ifilurutn n It A In Alai lo mat Ira, Iniliulrlal Art ' s Uncial Urlcnrr FT A rn ' rolatr; attended Kom l( Junior Coll nee; Wester Wsehlnaton College homr, Kvwnatt, WMh Jama THnU. Uuiallitn IU In IrxIuetrtMl Arl W Club; KihiIIimII. Industrial Art flub; hmm. I l� rl Tu whIuL With. Mary Morm Thni«, IIA In Mortal Science. iiMmidol Unl- VI r ity •( Washington; Wenatchee Junior College. hum . WtoRwIivr. Warfi Cordon Thompion. Ijluiallim II.A. in Knuiivb Intramural H.t • ( t ti«ll. Hlt n M l’ nl� ralt of Washing Iiuittr, Seattle, WaMi Alvin Thamtoa Oelma Tomtit, Kducatlt BA. In Speech Correction; l p Club. F.T.A.. A.C.K.. flout-- vice-pro«ldefit home, Auburn. WaA. Dale Troael, Kdlicaivti It A In luh; 1C.A repree illa¬ tive; N.S A Convention rfolatMl ; Miirmmi Moll prveldeiil. vli-f president; Inlmmllrxlaie Knight Je ter; Junior «1� nra-pnahlrm; Mimtcrm nnri ,lwl r ■ .Iwim j Day; Choir; Who’it Who”; Intrnm sral Sports; A t� tnnt Stage Manarar, home. Everett. V« 4 i Florence Turnir. BA. Ui Flu Art, Soclolui:}, Ph� � lt l Kitoi at Inn. 0.1 . W ; ll«nd� d Whitworth C«4i g . homo, Yak linn Waefc Ooro ' hy Uuaitate. Aria uml ti-tmni B.A. Ill UrttKifllk . lyoptian . Menidoteane Sli.A. rvprvMmutlx 1 . (XC.W. Iirrndfiit, arcrviary. Who Wlm ' ; borne. Kllensburg, Wuah. Norman Vanelli. u it ended W.8.C.; home, 8nm|i a.1inlc. Wash. Oerald Varner; Editor i nfn|WM Crkr iporln editor. l t� -ln«� a manager: FT A. Hrrvwtr «� nr, ; th.-si-n., X ' C1 h; Inter- ' i ' -state ITea V� nfi r enoe; attended RM College home. BHnmlmni. Wn«h Kstberyn Varner. X Club; Assistant House Mother; home. Tneomn. WtA Carl Vrtnar Olga Wlagert, Kiliiallim BA. In Home Riviniimkv. KappM IvTta I 1; lion-.- lif flub vlr -prueideiit, aoclal chairman, lav y«ani nrbnlarKhlp. Alumem Nrholarahiti iwli-t . Mite l.mr.lmnl tmaaiiner; lynpitanj) � wT� lary. Lyle Waal. Cdu. uimti B.A. In Industrial Arte W flub. I.V.f.P ; Induelrtal Aria flub. A.C.E.; luanr. RlWnaburv. Waah. Doiorea Weat. Kdiaeatlon B.A. In Home BMOomki; I.V.C.P.; A.C.E . Home IV Tub; fbvKi-lm; home. Wapato. Waah. Crnsst w«nnh ag, tCduAtlon II A In Fine An ; I hi mi rv mm-IbI oommlnsViiier: Men ' s Pep flub; Kappn Pt Metcrlnn: FT.A Ihmd: 8.0.A. Dnacr lAaht Committee chairman: home. Vancouver. Wash. Jackie White, Art anil Science II A I n Home BnAOmkt; Chotr; 8i e UNnhgrd tiN prMwat treasurer; Dance flub vv e-preaS4em: Sigma T u Alpha Hrnne Y flub; Inter- Itnrtn Council; a 11 epded W.SC ; home. Wapato, Waah Oon V. hilenar David William . Industrial Arte, attended Olay Harbor Collage, 42 Senior Lloyd William . B A III .Munir; fltnlr. Stimm Mu Epotkm. at I« ' lilt ' d W.8.C.. hoane. 8|K iin«. W« n VlOtor Wr ht. Phy-U Ml Kdui-allcm. brant ' . Hrllrv.tr. Waoii. Ifean Ooorga Brain, Mx Ur of Muiallon drir 1 , Ina Oivu, MioL-i of Bduotkin WiHIl O ' aHim, .M «u« r nf Kiluiatioii doffrtd. Pat Cattf Miliar. Manor uf Kilurutfcm dutrw. Mtitan D t liman, Kwrondory tVrtlffc ntr. It A In bMutaliun Kenneth Etftorandt. MfroMtoir I’artifkaio. BA. la Educotkm Kathy t i� ner, Kleint-ritar? Ort If Irate � n Munatlun, B.A. ftxam I rnlvurvlly of Wanhlfiatofi Franc it Oauaa. Reenn ary Cortlflrato. B.A. In Brforatlnn Laa Hauaor. Klemontary Certificate. HA. In Mum John Hofatrand, Klame-ntary Oorttfkaue. It A in lbiu«iklli ii Dorothy Koatanbadar. BA. Ill l ltmlarn fl-non C.P.R Dob Loeffcnbaln. II, A In tCngcHeli Imii W.SLC. Norman Moreland William O-tivor, KlMinoutary Certificate. HA In Miacatfcm Grant Shaiby, Elementary Olfttflaata, B.A. In KAuratioct. II.A hi KhsIImIi from rnlvernlty nf Wa hlni:tiin Don Wade. Seven tarr Orttfkato. B.A in Eduratlon. B.A in Pino Art | Robert Wood . ILA. In Uduiatliai. JUNIOR OFFICERS new 1 — B«rt yr« Jtn+tn, Bill Hifrlar and Av.� Pjc- Ro� 2—Don Owncan and Barbee N � fclt« fltatiax Z44 To lead the activities of the junior class during the xir officers elected were Tom Millar, president. Barbee Nedsitt, vice-president; Bill Iltblar. treasurer; Avis Face, secretary; and Barbara Jensen and Don Duncan, co social chairman. Mr. Klingbeil served as advisor for the class Barbee Nesbitt took over the duties of president during v,inter quarter while Tons Millar was in Wenatchee practice teaching. ' Swiss (Jialet was the name given to the dance sponsored by the class in the fall, (.lever do orations including a fireplace of paper with davenports and skiis carried out the intended theme. The high spot on the junior class calendar was the annual bam dame held February 10. Intermission featured the presentation of prixes for the beard-growing contest, in which an unusually large number of students entered. The ilass also look an active part in Sweety Day and sponsored the annual junior- senior picnic. uncoil A1 AdAma Barbara Albritton Joan Anderaon William Andcrrm Ftcua Auyun Robert Archer Annnlla Backmun Jerry Baker John Baker Bartwirn Bullard Donald Barker Stewart Bow Albert Bator Henry Baumcart Richard Beer bower Mike Blnrttc Charlotte Berg Nancy BevtlncquH Jim Blanchard Louie Bachetvkl Francis Bocben Joyce Bonathan Joan Bowen Gwendolyn Brewster Gene Briscoe Harry Bush Ro) Bush Jean Calahan Blaine Oallotchnn Helen Carney June Carr Joan Cnvaletto Peugy Cham pi r John Churchill Alder. Clark John B. dowser Kenneth Oochran Helen Cooler Harriet Joyce Craven . Eduard Crimp 5 Christopher Darling Anna Duvkdaon Kathryn Decoto Ruth IXiugherty Harry Drittcnbax Carolyn Dunlap Mary Lou Dunn Barbara Duntkry Dorothy DuV ll George Eggr Glenn Emmerton Donald Kngd B ' fi England David English Lyle Evans E a Byres Avia Face Janice Fay Patricia Feimo Donald Fenton Joyce Ferguson Cnrmella Krrxt Celia Piker Victor Frank Patricia Olddlngs John OiLl Harold Goodwin Miles Ooodwln Gloria Grace Richard Grant Robert Ortrti Shirley Oroch Tom Orotte Jim Haberman Sylvia Hatvrman Marvin Hagen Barbara Hair Ann Hale Vance Hall tarry Hamlin 46 Frank Hariluan Jay Harmon John Hart Murid Hatfield Bill Htblar Carol Hackwelwr Mar} ' Ann Hogar Donna Hoffman Louise Hollenbeck Jackie Horning Jame Hull Ronakl Hummel Don Hunter George Ice Howard Irvine Richard Jacka Thomas Jacka Ray Jacobin Elaine Jarrett Barbara Jean Barbara Jensen Rita Jobe Patricia Johnson Dnn Johnston Harry O Jones Harold Jones Verna Jones Mary A. Kaaola M rybelle Keating William Kalmlus Milton Koult Robert Kueater George Kontos Marvin Kmn Duane Lalard Bob Lathrufi John Lavinder Jimmy La area John H. Leonard Everett Lasher (JciKcard Marjory Levin Marilyn Loranger Margaret Loaeth Donald Lowe Harold Llndstrocn Carl Mali ink! Oeorglne MnOoy Ralph McOorkle Robert McGuire Letter McKlm Lois McKnight Larry McVey Ruie Mllhofer Mattie Miller Wayne Milne Perry Minor Gerald Mol tat Victor Moore Lob Murphy William Murphy Chalmers Musgrave Richard MuxzaU Janet Nelscci Ranald Nelson Barbee Nesbitt Dear. Nlcho4s Dcxn Noriixig Richard Norman Bernard Norton Donald OUnn Larrj 1 O’Nnll Patrick O ' Neal Wayne Otreti Evelyn Owens Jocelyn Otey Betijamin Om re Prtt Packer Eugene Parsuns Ranald Fetem Pred Petrraon t8 Gloria Petranoff William Pharr Jerry Pinkerton Jowrph Pless Douglas Puage John Poage Warren Pooler Nadine Powell Betty Prt«lo«i James Pritchard Den Pugh Vivian Purnell David Ranury Gertrude Rovena Clark Jenn Rhinehurt Marilyn Rim pier Patrick Homines Ann Rosser Claude Ruddell Robert Ryan Dorothy Safreed Bdith Sandberg Paul Savage Lenore Sdvaus Unvijrnn Schlechtig Donald Scott James Scott Dona Sears R««e Seller Ann Sellwood Jane Setheu Mary Shelton Charles Shuev Jane Sunoax Rk - h«rd Smith James D Smith Virginia Snodgrass Earl Sohe Arthur Sorenson George SpendifT fluKioiA Robert Spies P. J St mi field Ralph Stoddard wm ub mam I .ft(Idle Jack fltrvrtiftnn Jeanne 8tlUon Mary Lou Stuart Joan Summers Ray Swanson Don A. Taylor Lorraine Temple Gene Thramer Andrew Thompson Hazel Thompaan Cliff Tilly Bother Tuorol T«Jt Uehara Nancy Vtck Lo4s Wade Wayne Walker Bob win n ■ Hint.-1 I WMMB Max Weed Turn WeiKort Oeorte Weller Leslie Whitsun Muriel White Peggy Whitehead Jamr.v Wilcox George Wllklnaon Loye Wilton Gene WUUoms Wayne Wright Dokirea Yeager 50 Library Central Wr: ' ..Ington College of Education Ellcnvburg, Washington SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS now 1— Poulin Lea and Jmnn« Clement now — Dick Murtintn, Bill Jerrett. and Mlffy Di� 0 « Sofi to H re ( Cadd The Sophomore Class started out the 1949 0 school year by electing Dick Martinen, president; Harr) 1 Dixon, vice-president; Jeanne Clement, secretary treasurer; and Paula Lee and Bill Jarrctt, co-social chairman. An old-fashioned grease pole tight between the freshmen and sophomores gave the sophs the privilege of lighting the Homecoming bonfire. Dean Fisk acted as referee for the bout with the W Club patrolling the area. The claw gave a Homecoming skit, The Old West, and received honorable mention. They also entered a ship called the U.S.S. Swcccy in the parade, winning first prize. On February 17, the sophs gave their annual tolo, Cupids Informal. ' Hie decora¬ tion committee headed hy Chuck Berrisford had the gym cleverly decorated with large ted pillars, hearts, and aipids Russ Porter reigned as King Cupid for the evening. The Mush Makers furnished the music for a delightful evening of darning. 52 Ch-iu Abbot Margaret Aernt DouglAs Alexander Hal Anderson Waldie Anderaon Xrwtn Atwood Dale Baladan Dale BAlley UUun Barrow Bill Behler Constance Bergstrom Julius Bcrreth Charles Bemslord Laura Bern Barbara Blckel Shirley Blodgett Barbara Bodtnger Robert Bowen Donna Brandt John Bnskey Murray Brooks Joan Brown Rudy Brownell Prances Bruns Billye Buck Helen Burkholder Ah In Busby Eugene Busby Don Culbertson Raymond Cain Harry Cameron Do loros Corraaeo Bill Case James O. Clark Joan Clark Don Clayton Jean Marie Clement James Coder Thwin Coler Ted Cooley John Craven June Crawford Markin Crow Jack Crook Donna Curry Barbara Cushing Frances Cushman Clyde Dohlen Helen Dallas Will Dtamrau George Daniel Dorothy Davto Carole Duvldaon Alton Dawson Robert Dawaen Harry Dixon Clayton Dokfcan James Dekker Pat Donohue Marilyn Dreher Lawrence Dye Beverly Duncan Phyllis Fa il ham Richard Rckel Clifford Edenhnlm Glenn Bdmlson Richard Edwards Alan Etflert Beverly Engel Earnest Engel Dun Erickson Helen Marie Biickaon Robert Bttlnger Don Eymnn John Eyres Dennis. Farrell Alice Pcller Ronald Fenic.h Grace Fisher Oletina Fltz 64 Claire Ttelta Shirley Pry Barbara Oeariie John Olceaan Margaret Goodnuuith Jean Goodrich Barbara Gayette Donald Omni Jack Out ik B eatrice Haan Joyce Hawley Don Hampton Sonia Pat Hansen Roue Hnrrebon Maxine Hart Cliff Horen Margaret Hedntrom Clyde Henry Mu IT HU1 Alice Hogarth Barbara Holliday Helen Hughes Ronald Hunter France Isbtrv John Jarrell Clifford Jenkiro Mantle John Dolores Johnwem Kenneth Johnson Milton Juhnncm Nina Johutxin Wilder Jon Mel Jorgenson Judy Kanmis Ronald Kotrc Jame Kato Jm Keelln Kenneth Kaecitr Patrick Kelly Stanley Kelly Delbert Kennedy Stan Kibby Kay Kimniel Maurice King Donald Kinsley Jeanette Knechtel Tommy Knudacn Shirley Kolb Jack Knontoa Gloria Kruushar Peggy Kuhn Llewellyn Kumetat Beatrice KvemJck Charles LaDuc Dorothy Lumbfcon Beverly Lanier Bonny Lapeley Charles Lmmo R obert lAthrop Pauline Lee Barbara Loop Olorla LongTlUe Jean Ixkhjiu D rama Lord Gloria Locxgaseil Katherine Ludwig William Lundgren Kenneth Lundgren Don Lust Kathryn Maowiroth Edith Maim Olen Manly Loraine Manspcrger Barbara Marr Dick Martlnen Lourdes Martinet Eugene Mason David Maxwell D J McDonald Oscar Hansen 5d So ft 6denote-} Herbert A McDonald John Dink McKnlght Jack M� n Stephen Melseth Merlyn Mercer Jim MiUer Mary LaVdle MUler Pat Moure William Morris Jerome Neal Larry Nelson Herbert Newman Lola V Ntckulsoo Leigh Nold Leu Orbaer Cork} O ' Grady Shirley Omit France Oil Catherine Otb Jacqueline Paddock Barbara Parker George Pennell Jenny Pederson Juanita Peterson Mary Peterson ttlchatd Petersen Wlnlock Plckcrtn Ralph Pun Walter Policy William Quell Clara Ray Robert Re c man Gene Richardson John Richardson Marilyn Richardson Donna Jean Richmond Shirley Ann Riddle Don Ridge Jimmy Ruse McIImu Romi Nanc - R«� John Rathe Dick Rolhe Marion Routh Duhii Row Bernard Ruhl Patricia Sains Miriam Salmon Norma Sat ter lee Jack Schn«drr Lyle SchuR Melba SchullX Bud 8etn Darlene Seller Anne Sewell Earl W. Shandcr George Shandera Stanley Sherman John Sherwood Dov. Simmons Donna Simmons Marguerite Skinner Robert Skornlak Dorothy Slater Jol HI usher James Smith Ralph Smith Danna Mae Smithson WiLllam Smith BUI Sjilawn Myrna Stannek Jo Ann Stevenson Kerry 8t vena Donna Htnphllbeen Sally St rani: Hnrry Swanson Richard Swan von Norma Svmmonds Norma Tueh Rnemar Thayer 58 So t omaied Grant Thomas Barbara Thompson Marilyn Tinker Louann Ttptcn Bonny Tobla Milt Towne Raymond Titwly Kathleen Usher Ray Verity Charles VoHbrecht Joann Wagtier Sheila Waklron Charlw Walther Joseph WaUnn Donna White Sally Whitley Wilma Whitaker Peter Wllk BUI Wilkinson Robert Winters Wally Woodworth J 8 Woody Ruaemary Woullf Ellen M Wrt hr Wayne Wyatt. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Row 1—Dick Aim d Boe Ivervon Row 2—ioonnino Noloon and Shirley Huoby Row )—Bon Croon ' ?’ie4 H ZK (?l X4d Following last year’s example of eketing new officers each quarter, the 1949-50 freshman class had a good representation from the class. ' Ihe class started its social events with a bang at Homecoming. The traditional bonfire was one of the biggest ever made, with the greased pole contest one of the fightingest ever .staged at Central. The winter officers started their term with the direction of the Mardi Gras one of the most colorful dances of the year. Spring quarter the class opened their ice cream booth on the carnival grounds for Sweecy Day The climax of a very eventful year was the freshmen picnic which was a huge success for everyone concerned. The freshman class decided that the traditional green beanie deserved more recog¬ nition. They- received permission from the SGA to control the regulation of beanies which was formerly handled by the halls. Next year the freshman will be required to wear green felt beanies. Mr. Hobson served as advisor for the freshman class for the second year in secession. 60 r p ' ie L K€M BeveMy B ' tiHu ' i BcveHy Bride Margaret Bridgman Ann Brigham Arlene Brown Mary Helen Brwce Martin Brace Jerome Butntil Patricia Buchanan Pohert Buzzard Barbara Byhiai Connie Cagley Don imp Orlomi Candlll Joanne Carlaon Mildred Caetle Richard Cecchi Betty Chauree Al ChoyM Ellen Chriatenaen Phyllia Claninger Allene Clark Barbara Clark M arvin Clark Lawrence Clement Charlotte Clergot Oonald Cliaa Orville Clough layer Cole Marry CoMina waiter Coilmi Will am D«n« e Cermet Dick Conner Lloyd Conner Sidney Connta Joanna CrlM B«e OahMuHt Oonna OaMy June Dalton Ann Oarfey Neal Oavidaen Odron Davtdeon Kathryn O vo Marilyn Dawion Viola Oawaon Darlene Dobert ' p ' lC ' l tHCH frincii Dfoiit Eleanor Diamond Pitrici Dod Je� m 0. OodQe Dev OotMl Jaeoueline Ounc-an Muriel Dunlord Nadina Catltr Phyllea Cgn«r Richard t«hl r Joanna ENingboi Hour til 4 MxHard Cmer y Linn Emrkb 0«or e ErickM June Erlokoon Eva Fimhim Dick Parr Joan faiM Jarry Panton Pat rtrawion Roger Finlay Margaret Fleming Margarat Flectcbe Joan Fagarton Mjrltyn Ford Robert Fordyce Juno Faatar oy Donald F ' tncitt Ed� th Frederick Ronny Frya Mary Fgnainn Ri ' ly Jo Fyharude Bally Cannon Richard Gemmell Elmar Qrtfa Richard Gilbert LaVanda Gikbrut Phyl ' i Oillata Marlin Gillatt Ron Qiende Kenneth Cell.her Jo«e Oontaka David G ' O Ruth GraKam Arlan Hj-nl.n Hobart Hang Karla Hinttn Mary Jane Hardeaty Jama Harmon Cay Harrington Carolyn Grant Richard E. Grant Angola Greene Samual Qreena Mari Qregarkh Joann QronLt Donald Q ' ievo Dolor Groff Ava Grot V� ola Magatrom John Mall Ann Hollowed Walter Hanry Joan Heppel Joan H bblar Nancy Hill Carolyn Hirteman Gloria Hitt Gary Hofatrand Judy Holcomb t-Ols HolHnback � ex Mornbakar Robert Horton Richard Hoamar Gave Hotel! Shirley Huaby Marvin Hwatgan Dnlor«� Hutaon Meredith Hutaon D- i v I nnecantl Sua Harrison Donald Hauok Barbara Mawkina r� d Hayoe Bua Hazen Shirtay Heokel Margaret Meckert Betty Hadm Howard Madlund R rbara Heidcgoer Edna Hanky Margarat Henry ' JxetAtKei William C. J«nn� Colleen J«n� n William r. Jansen C. I Slide Jqhn en Watford Johnson Ditty Jsnn Diane Jorgenson Lae Jorgenaon Jo Ann Jtincker George Kalllah Margaret Kfrr Tem Kattlaman Belli Kiechhaefer Marilyn Kiltgore Betty Kludt Rohan KaMoadin Leetor Kramer Mary Ann Kwha ' it Leila Kuni Chriatlne Kyrlc Allan Lamb Leonard Lamm Call Lonon Marcia Laughbon Jack Ladum Jane Lae Kay Lea Margery Let Ag® Legg Let Anna LeRoy Jack Lmce Delmaa Lewellyn Beiarly L thgow Jean Lackart Ann Lorenz Wilma Lough Mary Lou Lovegrei Carol Lucas Richard Lwndbtrg Albert lyall Clva Malasyrtn Larry Mann ' ?re4 Ke t John Monti Patricia Mar-ehall Oonna Marvin Oelmar O. Mouon John Ma«on W )ph Mather Cloino Mntxk Marry Maawell Montv May Joyce McClellan Dorothy McCully Katberina McDaniel Donalii MoLamey Cary McMahiH Billie McNwtt Merle Mayor Jewel MimaolM Nuth MirtiHuan Carmen Miller Qltn M-lle� Jean Miller Mary Miller Virginia Miller Lowed Mllllmen Bill Minnie ft Kenneth Minton Donald M� tc ell Marten, Mia acr Cuiie Meergetli Patricia Monroe Cllevn Moor Barbara Moran Juanica Morrow Oonna Munton Hugh Muxaall Rulh Noabarn RkAard Nelworth Pranh Neloon Jan Neloon Jeannine Nelaon LelU Nvleon Mary Ann Nelaon r f Dale Newby Antony Nogalea S-nlrley Nledermayar Duane Nordatrom Ralph Norrle ?x Robert Nolmifi Roalaen O ' l altayhao AI frincn Oerhunrr Kirby Offult Mary Opatad I Olenn Old JlOk Olaon Olaf Oi� un Barter Organ Millard Orr Mary Low Owtm Marilyn Page Chart Palmer Colleen Palmer Bob Panero John A. Paullk Donna Pantlay Snirftey Parka Phil Pa the Batty Payne Wtirley PejraaN Patricia Pearoon Gayle Pence J. Art PllecJiowtki Alfa Pixaalato Janet Porn Beverly Power Jaan Price Marjorie Pugaley Ariena Qvxm Mark RalMon Ruby Ream uteen Janet Ratcliff Bill Repananek Gloria Ravalln Joanne Rhode Evelyn R e Margaret R«ce Tnoma E Rlchbtirg Betty Riddle Elaine R-kunrvrt Joann Pennington Carre Patera Trad Petereon Herbert Petrak Paul Paiiliipa Bin Pier JmI Rlndal Betty Ritolo Evelyn R.to«o Idj Raa Roam 3 : -n - fl |i - Nincy Robimon George Rodman Alpha Rogara Syhi Rogara Allan Rook Domenit RoMettl Henry V Runyan ary An Mar.lyn 6ch ll Oe ' ald S -,ho� Paul Schults Carolyn Scott Varamay Scott Walt Saarla Ai Bather Robert ttllermin Howard BHaw Joan Shaver Etta Shack Dick Spear Laa Sh.iay Wilma Shallay Varna Maa Shnnor Ed-t i Short Vlnlta Spray John Siabenbaum Ren B Silliman J«m Shagen Polly Skarmlek Shirley Slater Joan Anita Smith Lola Snodgrata Oaloraa im Ih Trancaa E. Smith Marion Smith Nail Smith Ltwrtnca Smioja Aika Solberg Oorean Springer A rbutut Splttler Ann Spoon Chatter Spurpaon Laura Stanfield Nancy Sturgeon Dob Sullivan James Sullivan Patricia Sullivan John Sw«nM« •Catherine Swaneen Don A. Tay r PhylUe Taylor ghlrley TayHr Shlrlea Taylor Ruth Tempi Joyce Terry Mary Ann Thacker Oun Thompson Jean Thompoon LeRoy Thor Walter Thor Robert TIINy Douglas Tingvaii Jean Tltael Betty Trlahal Barbara Tubba Marilyn Tully Trank Ubolacher Robert U ' Ren Arline Van Oeest Howard Vogel Dorothy Vaaa Prance Wada Pat Warn Wandall Watt a Lenere Wobb Jaan W abort Joan Wiese Oena Welle Pear Wleknenko Joyce Wicko Ida Wiehl Julia Ann W ' lliama Martha Wilhama Mildred Wilbur Lawrence Wilson Virginia Sterner Martha Stewart Alice Stowahockar Mary Stars th Richard Straua Irma Lee Strong Patricia Wilaon J « Miniate D«e winch p L«� Winter %al� y Jo Wald Oonn W«4d Lo ri« Wood V ' -fley Woolley Alla Vovng P««Oy Yoiin Larry Voimalich Mary Joan o«x Cary Yockay Ken Cohrick Marybells J«t� 71 ' yfyovKZ.COtHtttq Homecoming is an event that every¬ one—student, faculty, and alumni— look forward to eagerly. The year lived up to all expectations with oik- of the best Homecomings to be presented at Central in many a year. Committee chairmen 1 ' om Millar, Gene Montague, IXsn Kenton. Larry Lind berg, Dick Norman, Marilyn Dreher Avis Face, Tommy Knutson. Bill Kanm gcr. Lit Slater. Lou Keene, and Dot Sa freed put a great deal of effort into prep a ration to nuke this Homecoming the affair that it was. To set the celebration off to a good start the Kickoff Radio Broadcast was given on Wednesday night, November 2, with the coronation of Queen Edoc Sand¬ berg and Princesses Eva Eyres and Lor- aine Temple. The next two evenings were taken up by the skits which were original and well done. The skits were presented two eve¬ nings to give everyone a chance to see them. This year ' s Homecoming was especially set up to welcome hack 2S year alumnus. not only gradu¬ ates. but also students who had attended but who had not graduates!. The greased pole fight took plate on Friday night with the sophs again emerging the victors. The frosh had built a gigantic bonfire that was lit by the sophomores. Following the serpentine around the fire, a dance and games were held in the Campus Club. Saturday morning everyone on campus was cither busily rushing to finish floats to ride on or jockey¬ ing for a position on the sidewalk to view the many cleverly decorated floats that entered the Homecoming parade through town. (n the afternoon (he big event was the Homecoming football gome between Central and Western Washington College. The big blow came when the Central team was trounced by the Western squad. QUEEN EDEI That evening two dances were held, one in the new gym with Walt Curtis ' orchestra, and a second in ■Ul Sue Lombard Hall with the orchestra of Larry MeVey. These dances were very well attended by everyone. On Sunday the annual organization breakfasts were held and other activities ceased so that the partici¬ pants could attend church services. The Homecoming buttons for this year were designed by Snuffy Jenkins and were very favorably received and enjoyed. Homecoming signs were more numerous than usual and many of them were very- cleverly lighted, with such examples xs the Test-Your Strength concession and the Wheel of Fortune. 74 I THE QUEEN ANO HER COURT Library Central Washir ton College of Education Etlensburg, Washington OCAN NICHOLSON President Dean Nicholson Vice-President .. jetty Houser Secretary . Dot Safreed S. i. More than ever before representative undents have partu ipated in planning activities or in attempting to solve problems concerned with student lift at CWC. Ever) student is a member and has a voice in all matters. The main business of the organization is handled by an exeat tivc council elected by the students. The Student Government Association was formed in 1942-4 J with the purpose of providing every student on the campus with a more satis factory college life, in respect to fostering social and organizational activities and administering a democratic and cooperative form of gov¬ ernment to the extent of its jurisdictional powers. The representatives elected for their respective areas lor 1940-50 were: Kennedy. Celia Piker; Sue Lombard, Grace Cook, Kamola. Marilyn Drchcr. Off-Campus Women. Dorothy Uusitalo, Off-Campus Men, Milt Dallman; walnut. Len Oebser; Munson, Don Duncan; Vctville, Hal Boettcher. The other three voting members of the Council arc the President, Vice President, and the Secretary. The Campus Crier editor is also ton sidered a member of the Council, though without voting power. Mar¬ garet Hodslrom and John Eyres were the Campus Crier Editors this year. Narnia Satterlce was the S.G.A. Publicity Chairman. The activities promoted this year by the S.G.A. were Freshman Orientation program. Homecoming, establishing an S.G.A. storeroom for the storage uf social equipment, establishing an S.G.A. used book¬ store, the Colonial Ball, Senior Day. Sweecy Day, taking nan in the Regional National S.G.A. convention at the University of Washington, delegates to the Evergreen S.G.A. conference at the College of Puget Sound, Variety Show. Caravan to Cheney, and plans for a new Student Union Building and a Commons were drawn up with construction start¬ ing the summer of 1950. s. Q. A. COUNCIL Raw 1—Marilyn Drahar, Calia Fikar, Dorothy S.«fr« d, Grac Cook. Dorothy Uualtalo Raw 2—Oon Ouncan, L«n Onbsrr Dean N hol� on. Jerry Houser. Hal BotUher. Mill Oallman. JpHn Gyre LCCTION COMMITTEE fcU( NON M.MM HI The Election Conwnictet is appointed by the SGA to perform the function of conducting SCiA elections. Row KBtrbart Manlayuo, Joan Antftrion Row 2—Larry Hamlin HONOR COUNCIL The main function of the Honor Council is %0 help the students at Central to work out any problems arising during the school year. Tlse Council also wane on freshman orientation and freshman i ounce I ing by the upperclassmen. Honor Council duties included working with living groups on their special problems. Members of the Honor Council this pear were Dale Knutson, Mary Horton, Mar)’ Nelson, Duncan Honjourm, lean Anderson, and (icnc Mayer. HONOR COUNCIL Data Knotion. Mary Norton, Mario Notion, Duncan Donjorni. Joan AnNnon and Oono Mayor n O ail Wj Pli T sw 1 I A m ■ J 1 ' ' il INTER.VARSITY CHRISTIANS D ttc«n Now Ooiv ' i Clarks . Virginia D ck«r. Mldr«d Cattle Row 2 — Or. Klintbiel. Ett B « k. R« tty CAartton. Arlana Browm. Audrey 8«tlo«. V««na Mat Shrmer. Margaret 8rl«J jm.in Row 3—Sill Parker, Jim Cbrke. Sd Zalgar. Don Barker and Art 6ar« l0n INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship on the campus here at Central was very alive this year. The purpose of the group is to provide fellowship and instruction for Christian Undents and lo present the Gospel ol the laird Jesus Christ to the stodent bod). A program designed to tarry out this purpose was conducted by an able body of officers. Outstanding during the Fall Quarter was the week-end retreat to Bible Rock. Iht hardy folks hiked two miles from the camp to the Ruck, while ollscts took pictures of it from the road. All students wel¬ comed their special guest speaker. Pm. Riley, who. by the way. was a mighty good hiker. The group alio sponsored a Gym Party which proved to be a lot ol fun. This later developed into a rec nitc held every two weeks during Winter (garter. Everyone enjoyed these times of singing and pl.iynlg games Spring Quarter featured the annual Dessert Suppci on the night of Sweety Day and a second retreat to B ' ble Rock, C AMPUS CLUB COMMITTEE The Campus Club Committee was organized for the control, maintenance and use of the Campus Club building The building brought to the campus in I94t provides the students with a plate to meet fellow students and enjoy different types of recreation. The committee accepts and discusses suggestions submitted b) ' organizations as to bow the building should be run. One of the main problems this year was whether or not the Campus Club should be open to individual dorms and groups for private parties. It was agreed upon that any two nnmonsecutive weekend nights out of the month he used for private parties if no all-college functions arc scheduled at the student’s gym. The committee gave approval to the Campus Crier to make their headquarters in the Campus Club for a more attractive and more easily accessible place. They also gave an OK for a mural to be put on one of its office walls. Tlicy also provided a juke- box for the students through the S.G.A. Six members make up tins committee—Dr. SamuelsOn. Director of Student Personnel; Hubert G. Fisk. Dean of Men: Kenneth Courson. business Manager: Mary Nelson, Senior (.lass Representative; Alton (lark. Junior Class Represcntatisxr; Shirley Riddle, Sophomore (Jass Representative. CAMPUS CLUB COMMITTEE Row 1—-Mary Nciion. Or. SimiMlaon and Ehirlay Riddla Row Z -Oran Plate, Alton Clark and Mr, C«ur� on ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS R 0 � n ry Milho««r. Nancy Vloh. Edith S b rg, Evtlyn Cain. E«tH«r Twomi, Mary Lou SitJvOr, Mary Low Stuart ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS The Associated Women Students is better known on the campus as the OWS. It is composed of all the women on the campus. They are active in social functions all through the year. The students arc welcomed at the beginning of the year with two cnftec hours. Next conies the an¬ nual formal dance, the Snowball. At Christmas the AWS sponsors a coffee hour for the students and faculty. During the year they take part in activities and sponsor mixers. This year the AWS had an op¬ portunity to act as hostess to the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Queen and court. To encourage high scholarship and to be of help to students supporting or partially supporting them¬ selves. AWS offers two scholarships. One goes to a girl living off campus ana one to a dormitory girl. These scholarships are bastxl on characted, scholarship, and being at least partially self supporting. They are contingent upon returning to school in the fall. A scholarship plaque is presented to the living group with the highest scholarship for the year. AWS also has a student loan fund which is available to all girls. The AWS sponsors a sophomore honorary, the national organization chapter of the Spurs. It is based on scholarship and activeness. Spurs is a service honorary to offer help wherever needed. The Assorted Women Students arc governed by the elected council and the presidents of all women’s organizations on the campus. The council also includes twx advisors, Mrs. Annette Hitchcock and Mrs. Dunmngton. The officers for the year were Evelyn Cain, president. Mary law Stuart, vice-president. Nancy Vick, secretarv; Edec Sandberg, treasurer; Rosemary Milhofer, Mary Lou Stuart, Joyce Bonathan, social chairman; and Esther Tuomi, courtesy chairman. BO DANCE CLUB M««n0 ri� tg Ll e— Al c« Feller. Jeer jumn. Virginia Miller, Madeline Johnson, Angela Greene. Gloria Grace, LsVond G lchr| t. Jackie White. Beverly Breaheara. Joyce Hawley. Joyce MtCreea . Joanne Junker, Eva Eyre . Joan Anderson. Bonnie Wlckholffl, Lev Keens and Lorelei Coy DANCE CLUB During spring quarter the dance dub joined with the choir to present its annual con¬ cert. The outstanding number of the evening was Carousel. The dame dub performed at the front of the stage with the choir forming the background tor the number. Dances included on the program were This was a Real Nice Clambake”, You ' ll Never Walk Alone ' . ' Blow High, Blow Low ’, If I Ijoved You”, and June is Busting Out All Over.” Eva Eyres was elected to sene as president, Jackie White, sice-president, and Lavcllc Miller, secretary-treasurer. IxMiAnnc Tipton was jolly old Saint Nick for the performance given by the dub dur¬ ing the Christinas program. A highlight of the year was the presentation of ' ' larnox Avenue for the mothers during mother ' s day weekend. Angela Green gave an exceptionally fine performance as the ’’man from down south’ ' . Other outstanding darners were Martha Williams and Gloria Grate as a duet team and Eva Eyres and Lavonda Gilchrist as a dance team. Miss Shirley Nelson, the advisor for the club, deserves much credit and praise for the splendid work she has done. All the girls arc very sorry to see Miss Nelson leave, hut hope she has a very nice time in her traveling. 83 Bottom Row—Barbara Montagu , Avia Fk« and Lou ' dea MlfUnei R«« ?— Nvmj Symmorvda. Or. Bullard and Varna Jon«a Row 3—Mallaaa Rosa. Norma fcattarlaa, Malan Burhholdar. Waldron. Laura Barry, LKalAf Manap rg«� r. Ooloraa Jnhnion, Maaina Hart, Shirtey R ' ddle. Barbara Goorga, Carol Davldaon, Barbara Borimger Margarat Madav-om Jaanna fttitaon Sacrifice, Patriotism. Understanding. Responsibility, and Service—the first letters spell ire the membership requirements of this group , The twenty sophomore girls of the sclf-pcr- orginiiAtion are chosen from freshmen girls on the basis of the above qualities and of Spurs is to be of service to the college in ever) 1 possible way. This year ' s duties helping with freshman registration, serving at A-W.S. teas etc. are President, Verna Jones; vice-president. Norma Symmonds. secretary, Norma Sat treasurer, Jeanne Stilson; editor, Loraine Mansperger: historian, Maxine Hart; song leader, Carole Davidson. INT CnCOLLCGIATC KNIGHTS Gil Brook . Hd ' ty Bush. [ o Tiinic Tobn. ard Dick Schlon jn In 1919, the I K. ' s W’erc first begun on .he campus of the University of Washington call¬ ing themselves the Knights ot the Hocik.“ Their objective was to render all possible service to the school and maintain its high standards of tradition. The name Knights of the Kook was chosen because of the dose relation to the knights of old—namely. Service, Sacrifice, and Loyalty, which have been maintained as The Claw Chapter become affiliated with the Intercollegiate Knights in 1925. The election of the Homecoming Queen is centered around the I.K’s. Also an gethcr is field during Homecoming week. Another tradition among the Intercollegiate Knights is the traditional banquet held New Member vs. Old Member basketball game whereby the loser gets the privilege of footing the bill. Officers were Don Lowe, Duke; Dominica Tof ia, Scribe. Dick Schlonga, Chancellor; Don Erickson, Historian. Lyle Evans, fester; Chalmers Musgrove, Expansion, and Jack Blaine, Guard. Mr. George Eogge is advisor for the club. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Women ' Rcination Association was first organized as the Women ' s Athletic Association In the early history of the WAA girls received awards on the basis of perfect attendance in Physical Educa¬ tion classes and partHipatson in special outing such as breakfast hikes and cookouts, sleigh riding, skating, and skiing parties. The sports program was later added which today constitutes the most signifigant part of the dub. In 1944-4S the dub changed its name to Women ' s Recreation Association. The purpose of WRA is to provide comradship, fun, and recreation for all girl interested in sports. Leadership for the year was handled by Eleti Adolph, president. Donna Simmons, vice-president. Helen Dallas, secretary; Gcorgicnc McCoy, manager; Edna Hyatt, assistant; and Dona Scars, social chair- nun. Miss Jesse Puckett acted as advisor. To become a member of the WRA a girl must participate in two sports during one school year. The dub initiated thirty new members into the organization enis year. Initiation was held twice during the year. For the first time in many years the WRA entered in the Homecoming events. Girls dressed in different sports apparel for the sports presented by the WRA and marched in the parade. A large black and red wrecker was placed in front of the Administration building for the sign contest. An annual event was the semi-formal banquet held at the New York Cafe. The ' Hoop Finale pro¬ vided an opportunity for all the girls ami Physical Education women faculty to become acquainted. The final event of Use year was the overnight camping trip. The number of girls was limited to twenty with the trip a secret to discourage visitors. A program of archery, softball, volleyball, hiking, and eating was enjoyed by all. MU key Nalph iirvd Ray Smith. _ ... , Row 2—Oo� 8pen ar. Trort Pataraon. RuftfreH Porter, Dick Korhll, Clayton Prater. E ' lo BeardMey and Larry Oow«r _ „ now S—Mol Jor«tn� on. Jerry Mark . Stan RoMboro, Marry Dnttenbat. Don Smith, Bcb Bonjurm Row 4—John Michardtur Gt ' Q Shandara. Bud Make. Jim Kentjf, Prank S.ohod , Cary Opoal, John Bmkty, Oena Prater iT � p rirture) Row I—Robert Boa, Data Krwe er, Lyle Watt. Oon Pu«h, LaRoy laKerwood. Ralph Sherwood. Don Duncan Row ?—Dean Howard Daniel lyall. Mitten Dailman, Jack Mawkina, Hal Boettcher. Paul Hanley Row 3— Row Dolmr, Dave Duciaw, Victor Wright. Oon Lannoye. Den Doran, LaRoy Shuey W CLUB When the Oinuon W Club vu organize.! is not definitely known but it hu pidnbi) ' existed since the time when intercollegiate athletiri started. The purpose of the urgamza tkm is to bring together in otic group all letter winners in varsity sports. The officers tor this year were: President, Ray Smith; Vise-President, Billy Lee; Secretary-Treasurer, Milt Dall- man; Sergeant at Arms, Don Pugh; Advisor, Mr Nicholson. This year the dub has done quite a number of things together, which includes work, recreation and eating. At all of the football and basketball games there were W Club men to sell programs and at the football games they were selling hutdugs and coffee. Again this year they had the pleasure of electing the Colonial Ball Queen and of crown¬ ing her un the esening of February 24. During the winter uuartcr they sponsored another dance. This time it was the Varsity Ball, a sports dance, held on March 11. After having a wonderful time trying to dance every known dance, the couples came home with a picture of one of the basketball players. Yes, you guessed it; they wetc ones taken from the gym walls. The club presented two smokers this year, one during fall quarter and another during the spring quarter. For the Student Government Association the W Club purchased a large new trophy case as the old one was quite irudcquatc. To top the year off. they held their annual W Club picnic at the Swauk Recreation Bowl. During this time they held tfsc initiation of all new members. M tRO DOTCASK Mow 1—Inn Hardman, Mete Millar, l it Maloney, Jack Dudley. Carol Nyatrom, Shirley Groth. Mary eiuabath Hayaa and Praneia McCullam Row 2—Or. Mfrhlar. Mas Waed, Donald Lae, Gena Prater, Don Lew and Dr. Wllmath Row l —Pot Homme . Cal Parrjah, Al Moffat, Al Clarke, Dick Norenan, Gene Mayer, and Claude Pollack Herodoteans have been an active group on (he ( cntral Campus since its formation in 1923 by Mr. Fitlu our former history professor At that time, only a select group of History students were eligible; now students of the various social scien .es are accepted. The purpose of Herodotcans is to stimulate a deeper interest in matters relating to history, social problems, and international relations In their meetings they have viewed of social interest and have discussed world topics with outside speakers, include the following; one or two initiations a year, a Homecoming breakfast, a and a bean feed in the spring. This year the group sponsored a skit for Home- for 1949-30 have been Frank Duntley, president; Al Moffat, vice-president; Mary Hayes, secretary; Jim Ashbaugh, treasurer. Co-advisors for the club ore Dr. J, Richard Wilincth and Dr. Samuel R. Mahler. WMITBECK CLUB Mow Sot. Rleoman, Julio Arm ■ f f un _5 r r_S ,M ! Bftty Icnmuck. Lillian Brook . Virginia Snndgr Battci _ _ . Second Mow—Bob Bo . Roaamary Loo ) . Third itiiw Oiilirt PnU, Mike L ' tven. Qtorge Egga. Gilbart Brook . Roy Carr and Thomaa Fourth Mow—Or. FunBarburk. Kan Cochrane. Bob Warrm. Jack Blaine, J� m Biiiington and Or. Shaw The Whitixck Club wit organized for studcnth who are majors of minor in geography. The dub hold it meetings at the residence of Dr. Reginald Shaw. Hi home l the scene of many informal meeting with lecture and slides. One of the most enjoyable meeting during the year wit a doughnut feed served by Mrs. Shaw. 91 The purpose of the Pep Club is lo organize the cheering section at games in order to give better support to the cheerleaders. This vcir the Pep Qub decorated the goal posts for home- coming and sold pom poms. sweeey flowers, and rooter hats of black and red. At basketball games they sold popcorn balls and during halt time at one game a squad of Pep Club girls presented a drill. Officers of the club this year were Norma Satlerlcc, president; Gloria l.oczgcsell, vice-president: Maxine Hart, secretary; Donna Hoffman, treasurer; and Dorothy Davis, historian. Dalian Row—Sh.rlay Taylor. Juanita Morrow. Klthenni McOanlal, Batty Kludt. Maaina Hart. Kay Far . Jana Lee. Sally Whitley and Jeannn Nelson Second Row-FKyllia Taylor Barbara Bodmoar. Grata Fisher. Betty Tr • !. Gloria Letxgaaall, Raa RoatK. PraH Wicknenko. Joyce M C� Hlan . Bavarly Lithy w. Marian Ailiwi and LaVonda 04lghrlM Third Raw Ma J e Andrew . Norma S� t«ar eo, Jcanna Shaker. Beverly Duncan. Varna Maa Shrinar. Dorothy Davia. Marybolw Jotib. Juanita Petar on and Marilyn Stalling Fourth Row -Ctta Bheek. Donna PantMy. Carolina Scott. Bonnia Robe, Donna Hoffman. Lao Anna La Roy. Francos labarg. Pat Marshall. Barbara Rickal. Carol Lucaa and Barbara Parser V$« j i 1 i f i i fv o 11 H 111 9 � � a i 93 ■ (Centred “BcikcC From the opening home football game in the fill of 1949 to the fiml concert at commencement in the spring, the 1949-JO school term was a highly successful one for Director Bert Christianson ind the 70-piece hand. With many interesting and clever marching maneuvers the Central group maintained its fine reputa¬ tion is a marching unit with drum major Jim Smith and assistant Waldie Anderson leading the way During winter quarter the hand toured the Yakima Valley .%ihool.% where the instrumentalists were enthusiastically received by the high school audiences. A special sidelight of each tour was the CWCeans, the 16 piece dance orchestra composed entirely of concert band members. Next on the band s lull schedule wax the spring tour taken during the spring vacation. Jim Smith ' s German hand provided the feature musical entertainment on this tour. On May 19 the .second annual Band Blare proved to be one of the biggest social events of the year. Something new was added to the band schedule this year A lawn concert was added to the Sweery Day festivities by Mr. Christianson. The hand hax for many years been attempting to establish itself as one of the outstanding organiza¬ tions in the Northwest and. backed by its fine record, is rapidly beginning to assume this position. (?eKt% zl Sender 4 f JJ J 11 f tf t. ymtlwAf, i v it If If V If «f «■ ■ ■ - MEMBERS OF “CENTRAL SINGERS AND MEN S GLEE CLUB Laura Aim. Jojo Aoderton. Wald Andk ' io . Marjorie Ardnwt, Charlotte Berg. Shirley Bailey. Shirley Blodgett, Jo r Bawsn, Beverly Breshesr . Dale Calkins. Don Caatagna, Mildred Castle, Ellen Christenson, Jim Clarke, Marvin Clark, Ann Darby, Carols Davidson, Ruth Dougherty, Loin Dry dsn Qeverly Duncan, Don Ounc.tr, Nadine Easter Phyllis Eaetham, Glenn Kdmnon, Dick Elchler, Eva Eyrea. Patricia Fenno, Billie Fykeriade, Jeeaf G bb William Gleason Carol Mallcw«H, Gay Harrington. Howard Hedlund. Mary Horton Dick Houaer, Let Hooter. Virginia HkUter, Jim Hull. Shirley Hus by George lc«. Dor Isaacson. James Kata, Cions Krauthar, Chat. Larsen, Robtrt Lawrence, Ann Lorsna. Margaret Laasth, Angelo Mar-xo, Prances MrCuNnrr, Lois McKnighL ChSlmars Musgrovs. Leila Nelson, Dala Newby. Lee Newcomb, Albert Niebergall Mary Opatad, Katharine Otsa, Jim Roady, Ramon Rost John Rothe. Marion Routh. Roland 8than enbach. Mary Lou Shavor. Jamas Smith, Ralph Smith. Jeanne SUIsen. Ph.| Sturdevant. Vlnita Sgray. Norma Symmonds. Dale Trosel, Joanne Wagner, Bonnie Wickholm, Gene Williams, Lloyd William . Martha Williams On June 4, the Ccnrtal Washington choir under the direction of Wayne Hertz performed for com¬ mencement, that doting oner of the mcivt complete veart ever Keen by the choir. The 70-voke choir picked this year from over 1 0 voices toured tlic state in two separate concert!, one in Mardt and the other in May. During winter and spring quarters the thoir performed several times for the college presenting the ' Coffee Cantata” and Sleepers Awake. Under the direction of Mr. Stephen Hobson, the men ' s ihoir did an excellent job of performing on the tour and at the concert presented at Central. For the first time in many years a girls choir was formed. The) 1 did not have the opportunity to perform on tour hut did a fine job with the numbers the) 1 sang during the lampus concert. Sigma Mu Epsilon is an organization created for people interested in mum. It had its begin¬ ning on the campus of Central Washington College in 19J6. , _ Th.s )car the activities for Sigma Mu Epsilon have been asocial meeting mjjorc held in December, ail alumm breakfau. a program ot Badi mu in May. and a Homecoming C ' lmO f fu. float sen- cleverly decorated which � «i third prize. TV officers for th ' Dot 1 vioe-pewteat. Wo it � nk T : , Sea tary. June Carr, treasurer, Don Hart-sell; historian, Marilyn Alexander; and social commissioners. Mary I.ou Shaver and Lois McKni hc. SIGMA MU SPSILON tTui Picture) fas. OK rkholder a d Q « na Fiti F 4t. Lfri� Murphr. Loi Rhlneharl and on chi campus in September, 1948. The purpose of among if member , and to render service, sale, and a spring dance. Also member from S� gma Tau J Vd as pners at several of the functions which were sponsored on the campus, Officers arc: President, Helen Burkholder. Vice President. Margie Johns. Secretary. Dona Stophilbccn. Treasurer. Lois Jean Murphy; Chaplain, Phyli Dunlap. Musician. Jean Keeling. Marshall, Joyce Bonathan; Historian, Barbee Nesbitt; Recorder. June Foster, fclltn Wright; Social Chairman, Ina Hardman; Advisor, Mrs. Foote. PHI OMEGA it a national service fraternity for men who haw had previous The purposes of the organization arc to foster good fellow- ihip, to to worthwhile activities, and to develop plans for service to fellowmen an ! college. ' The Eta Xi Chapter was chartered May 15, 1949 with 27 active members. Since then the fra¬ ternity has maintained an active membership ot about 35. The chapter has sponsored many activi¬ ties, including the annual Handsome Harr}’ ' contest. Officers were Ray L. Smith, president. Dwayne Hall, vice president; Wally Johnson, record¬ ing secretary; Ken Johnson, corresponding secretary; John Eyres, alumni secretary; Bob Ryan, treas¬ urer, Del Kennedy, historian; Ken Cochran, sergeant of arms; and Dr. Funderburk, chairman of advisory committee. ' Kafc za “Pi The Alpha Beta chapter of Kappa Pi affiliated with the National Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity in the year 1IM1. The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for art students to meet and work to¬ gether for their common interests, and to honor them as the artists they are. Requirements for membership are thirty hours of art. junior dan standing, and a B average. How¬ ever, freshmen are admitted as provisionals and sophmores as pledges. Memorable esents of the year on the central campus included the installation of the pledges as Kappa Pi members in a formal initiation ceremony during fall quarter; the winning of third prize for their homecoming sign, building of a floor for Homecoming, and giving of the annual Art Bazaar in December. The organization also joined with the art department in a trip to a water color exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum in May. Three members of Central ' s Alpha Bela chapter winning recognition in the Regional Kappa Pi Art Exhibit were Donald Scott. Milton Dallman and Lloyd Miller. Club members aim worked on the mural which was painted under the direction of Misi Sarah Spur¬ geon and was presented to the college in June. Besides their campus activities Kappa Pi also decorates for Rigadoon dances, a community organi- ration. Officers arc: President. Elaine Jarrett; Vice President. Bob Matticll, Historian, Ernest Wcnnhold; Secretary, Donna Sears, Row t— Oon Bcott, and Richard Jenkma Row 2— Mr N. Koch. Oean Start aid. Dona Saar . EU nr Jarrett. Pat Sergeant, and Miti J, Burley Row 3 Lloyd Miller. Don Tenton, Emi« WennKold. t on Waea and 0«ft Mattlelli 100 new 1—Louie Ban. Jwlianwc Bailey. Peggy Wh-tehe� d. rranoee McCuUewi, Lucille Norllrg, Lorraine S«. John, Dorothy Brown. Zoo Hall, Corriite Oohlen. Barbara Jenten Row 2—Rodney Week , Joyce Fergueon. Shirley Marra, Martha NIckeM. Lillian Brooke, M i� jenaen, Dona 3« r� . Donm Hoffman. Gwen B ' twiler. Blaine Callanhan ' putu ' ie t 7eacAet4 America The Smystt-Whkftey chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized under the sponsorship of the local chapter of the Washington Education Association tn June, 19-18. At that time a constitution was drawn up and by-laws drafted. Plans were also made for the following year in which the organization really got its start. The F.T.A. chapter is designed to develop ideals and power in the lives of its members, to enrich the spirit of col- lep life, to advance the interests of the teaching profession, to promote the welfare of children, and to foster the edu¬ cation of all people. Any student majoring in education is eligible to join the orgaaiization. Officers for this year have been Gene Montague, president; Kenneth Elfhrandt, vice-president; Don Miller, secre¬ tary; and Eleta Adolph, librarian. Row 1 —F an i« Po t r, D i r i Weal. Donna McDonnell. Marit Netoon. Betty PfO� «o � , Sylvia Pxttirwn, J an «h neh� n. Haiel Elfb ' an4t Row ?—Delbert Pratt. June Elder. June Dalton. Teddy Kohler. Marylow Dunn, Dalma Tornate, Virginia Snodgraat, Avia Fi:« Row 3—Lloyd Millar, Loia Orydcn. Rosemary Loomia. Batty Schmuck. Carela Davideon, Nasal Thamnor, Shirley Blunt. Marilyn Alexander ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Directed by Mis Alice Marie Jen ten and Mr Jack Hall, this organization hat provided many educational and tonal experience tor its members during the year. The purpose of the A.CE. is to provide means by which members interested in education, both elementary and secondary, may achieve professional improvement and enjoy professional fellowship, through exchanging ideas and experiences of the wider educational world, and promoting better educa¬ tional opportunities for children everywhere. Teachers, supervisors, administrators, and others interested in the problems of childhood education arc eligible for membership. The dub ' s theme for the year. Helping Children Grow Through Dramatics, Poetry, Science, Art, and Music. The A.C.E. assisted in registration at the Regional A.C.E. Convention in October. The organization sponsored the plajr, ' Alladm and His Wonderful Lamp for the elementary school. Officers for the year were: President, Lillian Brook?. Vice-president, Shirley Mam; Secretary, Corrine Duhlcn; Treasurer. Gw-cn Brewster; Publicity Chairman Evelyn Offield. 104 T o-St- Do The Do-Si-Do club was reorganized in 1946, having been inactive during the war year . The club was organized for people interested in American and Folk dancing. This year the dub uriginated tire idea of having student callers for the Wednesday night meetings, The idea was to acquaint the students with various calls and the techniques used fot calling. Officers for the year were: Russ Potter, president; law Keene, vice- president; and Liz Slater, secretary. Ann Maria Koaola. Jeanne Cld ' h . Margaret PUnnigan composed ot majors and minors in Home Economics, was organized in 194), and Home Economics Association. a bit of interest to each monthly business meeting. Some of the speakers for the year Mrs Cho. Mm Hammill, Miss Mathew son. and Dr. Mohler. An art panel consisting of Mr. Koch, Miss Hurley, Hazel Thompson, and Iloyd Miller was presented in February. This past year the dub held a welcoming tea during Homecoming, and sponsored their annual food and clothing ba 2 aar in May. Ihe Catering Committee, with Chairman Frances Foster, served many organizations by preparing and serving refreshments for dances, teas, and hanouets. Members from the dub attended the Province Workshop held at Montana State College in November, and the State Convention held in Spokane in March. The officers were as follows: President Anna Davidson. Vice President Margaret Flanagan; Secretary- Mary Ann Kosola; Treasurer—Zoc Starkweather Hall; and Scribe—Jeanne Clarke. Miss Ruth Rcdnsood was dub advisor. 107 Row —Ntlth Whi 1 «r r, Dflbirt Mtrtin, Jun Pruitt, Laura Barry. Sh«i Mr SoflO- Row ?—Al Carina, Hugh Slaughter. Larry Hamlin, Lay Willon, Juhn Wttb, Sill Ehtl Row 3—Mr Baaka, Stanley Dudley. Dave Sloiten. Harry Dixon. RrM ' t p «� . Cart Smith aldrt-n, Frank OilMm, Oave Cngllih, Kutaka, Sill The Industrial Arts Club was organized m January of Litis year. It ' s purpo fellowship among industrial arts students, loster better craftsmanship and design, processes ansi methods in industrial arts education, stimulate and develop professional interests in teaching field, and promote access to the shops for work on individual projects outside of class. The club activities have been limited to field trips to industries and demonstrations by craftsmen. Ihe officers are: Stanley Dudley, president; Hugh Slaughter and Dave English, vice presidents; Celia Long, secretary; Marianne Vogel, treasurer; Harry Dixon, reporter The advisors to the club arc Mr. Sogge and Mr. Bakke. The membership of the dub is limited to industrial a ts majors and minors. fr� Uom now — Mru Woo J«. LO « Knight. Edith Sandburg, Cartrudo Sandburg. Maria Neiaan, Juna Carr, Haiti Elfb ' andl Sacond How— Joan CavalattO. Q� «rdalyn Brawatar, Bitty Churbtan, E«th«r Tuorwi. Ruth ODU 9 h«r 1 y, Mary Lou Shaver, Lax Dvydan, Dr. SamuaUon Third How— Alfred Cti-Uo-n. Stan Oudlay, Hay Carr. K « Slfbrjndt. Bill Ban«ig«r. Fourth Row—Llovd Millor. Rodney Wilks, Svan Andrrtorv, Delbert Pratt, Don Ida. Don Caatagna. Louie Shandera. K X)hfui ' Delta “Pi Kappa Delta Pi it a notional honor society in education. Its purpose, is Silted in the Kappa Delta Pi preamble, u to promote a closer bond among the students of education, and to foster high standards of preparation for teaching. It invites to membership those who have attained excellence of scholarship and distinctson of achievement as students of education. Iho year Kappa Delta Pi members elected as their officers Bill Rannigcr, president; Milton Dallman. vice-president: Lois Drydcn. secretary: Mr. Harold Quigley, treasurer. Delbert Pratt, hcstonan-recorder; and Df. E. E. Samuel con, counselor. Kappa Delta Pi has been active on the Central Washington campus for thirteen years. In the past year. Kappa Delta Pi meetings have imludcd talks on education given be various faculty members. The annual flomcrnming banquet was held, and pledge breakfasts given in the fall and spring A full and busy year was culminated by the annual spring banquet which took place graduation week. The Central radio club, the College Broadcasters. has acted as a very effective agent tor the college since its organization in the fall of 19-19. ' Ihc purpose of this organization is to acquaint the people of the community with college activities and functions, to learn the professional techniques of radio, and, in addition, to use the club as a non¬ participant group in all the campus and community activities. It has operated through the facilities of KXLE. Beginning with the homecoming events of 1949, in¬ cluding the coronation of the queen, the College Broadcasters ' programs included a talent show, an am atetir show, a one act play, a style show, and a Sweccy hit parade. Success has been a mark of the club from its meager beginnings with the promotion of different clubs and school activities which has kept the organization very busy during its initial year. Besides the half-hour programs broadcasted every month there were fifteen minute programs every Tuesday night on which Dick Norman and Dominica Rossetti interviewed faculty members and prominent students on the (jcntral campus. Officers for the year included Dick Norman, president; Ben Jarrctt, vice-president, and Dominica Rossetti, secretary-treasurer. 110 The recreation dub was started in the fall quarter of I 19 and is open to recreation majors and those minors who prove themselves eligible. The purpose of this dub wax to help the sdsool with all its recreational functions such as Sweety Day, Dad s Day. dames, and half-time entertainment fot games. The dub also works as a coordinating center for ideas and suggestions which will help recreation people. Mr. Shelly Ketn is advisor for the dub. ' Die following people held office for the first year: President, Don Duncan; Vice-president, Russ Porter: Secretary. Nadine Powell, Treasurer. Bill Wilkinson. ill aid, fedter i The Maskers and Jesters organization had its beginning in 1936 when Ruxsell W. Lemke. the speech professor at C.W.GR at that tune, organized the club to recognize merit, stimulate interest in the theater, and to provide opportunities for social enjoyment. Some of the earliest members of Maskers and Jesters, now local townspeople, arc Warren Kidder, Kathleen Kellehcr, and Bob Lore. This year Maskers and Jesters has provided for in between acts at Homecoming and the play “Pure as tlsc Driven Snow. ' They also took second prize on their float in the Homecoming parade. Two one act plays were presented during the year. A formal dan:c was held in the spring. Every Thursday at 1 a.m. the coffee pot was kept going in the Little Theater for members and friends. Several initiations were held throughout the year. Some time in the near future it is the aim of the Maskers and Jesters to present a full three-act play for the enjoyment of Use school. Officers for the year of 1949-1950 were: Evelyn Of field, Master Masker. Mary Horton, Minor Masker Marilyn Dreher, Pen Masker; Don Fenton, Money Masker; Gene Parsons, Fun Masker; Nor¬ man Howell, Advisor. ■H 113 A scene from The Bishop Misbehaves A scene from Brother Bartholomew An original play by IVIbcft Pratt of CWCE. One Touch of Nature Produced by Gad La Trace of CWCE. 114 0 Da% K4 117 Centra! Washington College of Ediif .llion � © v 1- M rg«rct rianaghan. Edith SJftdtMrg, Dona Saar Wt-w 2—Carol Ruatar, Marilyn D ' ther. Jean Ceodfich. Judy Kangat Kamola Hall elected Edcc Sandberg, president; Donna Scots, ice-president. Margaret Flanaghan, set ref ary; Carole Feuter, treasurer; Marilyn Dreher, representative; and Jean Goodrich and Judy Kangus, social commissioners. The dorm won first prize or the new Christmas Song Contest in December with their rendition of “Winter Wonderland. In the spring the annual Kamola Talc, Pixie Paradise, ' wax held in the gym. The dance was highly entertaining with green pixies cavorting among the toadstools. This event was really the climax of a won¬ derful year full of many gay parties held in the different wings of the hall. Munson Hall, oldest men s hall on the Central Washington Campus, elected the following men to lead the dormitory for the jmu: Vic Moore, Max Weed, lack Hawkins, Dale Scott, Ed Adams, and Ross Jackson. Munson Hall held up its tradition by again winning first prioc for its sign, a test-your-strength de¬ vice lighted to spell wildcats. Munson Hall also held it s first open house in several years with a s-ery large turnout. The dorm aLso held a fireside and several dames in the recreation room. The high spot of the year was the annual Munson picnic which was held at the Columbia River this year. 121 Sue Lombard started fill quarter with the traditional initiation of freshman girls. lolluvsini; this. Sue girls began work on entries for a sign, skit and float for Homecoming. The cheer) fireplace at Sue was lit many times during winter quartet for planned and impromtu fire- e d :: J 0 s | ”. d .“‘ g s Suc un V . Ic ’ °l« n fireside. Also enjoyed was an exchange skating part) and fireside with Montgomery Hall, and later the Coletail .o sponsored with Kamola at the ! ambus dub opring quarters activities were centered around the annual Sue house dance. i,n y ■‘ber hour parties sponsored by the separate wings were enjoyed by tlie whole dorm through- out the yeat. Included in these were Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines Div parties Officers for the year were: Ruth Dougherty, president. Jackie While, viee-p,„.dent. Norma S)tn- monsK secretary; Barbara George, treasurer; Shirley Riddle and Lee New.omh, social commissioners; Joan Pennington, assistant. Also added to the house council was a courtesy chairman, Rae Roath; and wing counsellors, Joan Brown, Mary Lou Dunn, and Eva Eyres. Kenned)- Hill became (he latest addition to the campus living groups on completion of the new dorm in October of 19-18. r Initiation of the freshman girls started the year and was quickly followed by the activities of Home, coming which included i sign and a float. Among o her activities held this year by the hall were the tra¬ ditional dance Pumpkin Promanadc given with Monroe Hall, a fireside with Alford Hall, open houses, and the Kennedy formal in May. The Kennedy Choir also entered and won recognition in the Christmas hong rest In addition to these planned activities the hall enjoyed many an impromptu serenade by the boys dorms, a Urge stale snowball fight, and cooperated with the other Walnut street dorms on such things as Christmas caroling, a wedding shower, and a Walnut street picnic. Another worthwhile proicrt of the enterprising girls at Kennedy was the completion of a recreation room in the basement of the hall. V 111 wood ' s three successful firesides and the two all college dances sponsored by it exhibit the trade tional spirit and feeling of cooperation felt by each of its girls. The old adage good things come in small packages ' holds true for LI wood, for the twenty-nine girls worked together to win honorable mention during Homecoming, third place in the song fest, and first prise for Christmas decorations. The closing of the school year was highlighted by the barbecue held in May. Officers fall quarter were: President, Mary Nelson, vice president, Alice Feller; secretary treasurer, Joyce Ferguson; social commissioner. Lois Dryden. Officers winter quarter were. President. Shirley Mam: vice president. Dclma Tomsk; secretary treasurer, Marion Cross, social commissioner, Peggy Whitehead. Officers spring quarter were: President. Mane Nelson; Vice president. Marge Pugslcy; secretary- treasurer. Dolores Yeager; social commissioner, Maxine Hart. This )ear the residents of Vctvillc welcomed many newcomers into their midst as many of last year ' s population were graduated. Life at Vctvillc revolves around good com rad ship among families residing ihere, so parties and gatherings were numerous throughout the year. These social functions were greatly enjoyed by all. Vetvillc athletes have participated wholeheartedly in all inter-mural sports and have greatly enjoyed doing so. A. J. Dieter, served as mayor for the year. 125 ALFORD HALL OFFICERS: Row 1: Pat Donanuc. Jim Blanchard, Lloyd Moftet. Row 2: Dan McNamara, Bill Reoen- Hek. Ray Vortoy. CARMODY HALL OFFICERS: Row Is Jim Drkkrr and Harry Swanson How 2: Don Ridge, Frans Oaboma, Jack Rmdal. MONTGOMERY OFFICERS: Row 1: Bill Jarrett and Elmar Cherry Row f; Bob Thuml«r. Clan Manlay, Gael Larson. Row 3 Ed Gooda, Tad Coafey. Wirt- lock Pickering, Leigh NoM MONROE OFFICERS: Row 1: Stewart Baase. Row 2: Oon Culbertean, Stephen Mel- •ath. Walford Johnson. Row 2: Jerry Nail, Ray Cain, Jim Wilcox. Harley Janet. OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN 0 (? UHflU4 TOotHCK Around 1923. (exact date unknown) Off- Campus Women’s Club was formed at Central. The need for more cooperation from the off campus students was the purpose of organizing this club. OCW is a service organization The annual activities of the dub arc Who ' s Who publication, Winter Carnival. Map Prom. Grad¬ uation Flower committee, and participation in the Mother ' s Day Festivities This year ' s officers include hub Watson, president, Helen Carney, vice president; Mar tha Williams, secretary. Ann Scllwood, treasur¬ er; Soc. Cornm. Blaine Jarett. Freshman repre¬ sentative. Billie McNatt; Sophomore representa¬ tive, Helen Burkholder. Junior representative. Muriel Hatfield; Senior representative, Elcta Adolph. The advisors are: Mrs. Sidnie Moody and Mr . Hazel Dunnington. Front How: Martha William . Barbara Wat , Billy M«Natt. ' S«con« How: Clata Adolf. Helen BuMtholtf , Mrs. Dun- ntnQlo . Ann Sollwood, Helen Carney. KAAQS Front Row: Percy Stanfield, Jimmy Hoio. Dale Modern Larry Hamlin. Cnartoa Lawi. w Beeond Row B.l| BehMr. Charlw V«H recht. Bob Ryan. Oick Hath . Thir How: Hal Andoroon. Murray Brook . Mr. Ludke, Off pus men have re-organized cite past year and have formed a group known as Kaags. Ihry have made themselves recognizable by their new white sweaters and black and white Kaag shields. New members of the organization can be spotted by the large wooden sword and shield they ire re- quircd to carry during initiation. The organization held its Kaag banquet at the Diamond F during the spring. Officcri for the year were: Dale Moberg. president; Larry Hamlin, vice-president; Gene Busby, sec¬ retary Chuck Laws treasure r; Dick MuzzaU, social advisor; Bill Bthler, club rcyorter. Jerry Houser. SGA Representative; and the advisor was Mr. Ludtkc. 131 wm ' r ya etH Jf this yearbook his captured in photography and copy a record of the year 1949-JO at Central, then this Hyakem is a success. It has been out desire to bind into it a complete representation of life on the campus and � « hope it may bring you fond memories in the future. The Hyafcem Stiff Row 1: Editor Boh Mattlelli, Aaaiatant Editors Barbee Naabitt and Lorami Maniatrger. ! .I 1 , ? 6 Mahe-up editor; Sheila Waldron. Copy Editor. Dick Aim. Spi ng Sparta Editor; Da-e Moberg. Bu«|. Manopor; Alice Judd. Malta-up; Don Tracey. Art Editor; Clrtf Jonkine, photofl--pr.tr. Si w ' i 0 ' «, Claeulalion Mftpr: Laura Barry. Dummy ?!2E Oav.dsu-,. Copy; Jill William., Ccpy: RarMra Atonttpn. Make-up: Marry lush, ptiotoprapriar: Davr Enpliah photog raprtpr, Rova 4: B tty Rdtla _ Jeon iota, Mabf-up. Cimiit Make • up; Margarat Looaoth, Tvpittl WennKold, Covar D«tlgu Arltnt Van Daaat, Pbotofli aphy: Don Cvlbertaon ' . Opening ' siotlorTCamT pua Scone ; Mr. H. Glann Hogue, Adviaor. Npt pictured: Jean Will.am and Lit Slater. Two sophomores assumed the duties of editor during the 1949 50 year. John Eyres served as editor- in-chief of the Campus Crier during fall and spring terms Margaret Hedstrom was editor in-chief during winter quarter. Dob Sltngland serves) as sports editor during fall quarter, jerry Fenton took over during winter quarter and Duk Aim served in that capacity for sp ing quarter. Jerry Varner was business manager during fall quarter but turned h� s duties over to Dick Norman beginning January 2. Norman has served as business manager since that time. Staff members include Sam Green. Marilyn Dawson. Bob Ettinger. Maurice MinoUis, Ralph Puri. Lir Slater. Ted Cooley. Mary Jean Zotz, Lyle Evans. Bah Loef fclhein, Jim Roady, June Erickson. Dave Ohne- mus. Bill Wilkinson. Millard Orr. and Paul Phillips. Row 3: Bote Slingland. Gerald Varner. Murm Whito. Ball Wilkinoon. Jean Zoti. ABvieor, Bert Croat Row 7: Sum Oreon, Morgoret Hedst ' om. Boo Lotfelteien, Dick Mormon. Bote Ohnemuo. Millar Crr. L«a Slater. Row t: P k Aim. Batty. Tod Cooley. Bob Ettinger. John Syree. Jerry Ronton, Ruth Graham. 137 ' ?ool att Squad Bottom Row: Bud Kapral, Robert bonyorni, Newton Kier. Jim Konlot. Jack Hawkin . Leo Hoke, Jim Satterlee Row 1: Denny lyatt Row 3: Don Ooran. Frank vobedi and Eric ttirdtky 140 1949 CAT FOOTBALL ROSTER Nam N Portion W«I|M Horn Town F- Beardsley 20 IIB 165 Yakima Ray Smith 22 C 172 Seattle J. Hawkins 23 G 190 Auburn Elmer Cherry 24 HB 168 Wenatchee M Naish 3S HB 135 Cer.tr alia H. Boettcher 27 HB 175 Aberdeen D. Bonjonu 28 O 188 Elletiaburg O Briscoe 29 E 195 Aberdeen Dick Frazier 20 C 193 Aberdeen J. Satlerlee 21 E 205 Falla City G Kapral 32 E 1B5 Cle Klum Paul Henley 33 E 193 Sunnysdde Jtm Kantas M C 205 EHensburg B Bonjornt � T 195 Ellensburg C Satterlee 28 E 190 Falls city F. Peterson 37 G 190 Olympia H. Drlttenbo 3S F 185 EphraU F. Svoboda 39 F 195 Lima Stan McLane 40 T 200 Bellevue J. Richardson 41 E 180 Seattle D. Lynch 42 E 170 F ' l- . ' V.!. ' Bud Hake 43 T 205 Ellensburg N. King 44 O 190 Seattle Danny Iyoll 43 Q 180 Olympia P Schults 47 F 195 Pasco L. O’Neal 4 E 188 Seattle Don Doran 49 11B 165 Seattle B Repenahek 50 G 185 Renton II. BeUowa 51 Q ITS Seattle G. Opsal 52 HB 170 Port Townsend D. Duclatr 54 T 236 Renton C. Franer 55 T 220 Nebraka N. Kier M O 190 Seattle Dave Oral 57 T 206 Monteeano B. Barthkiw C 192 Zillah J Bahnt. G na Enumclaw M Bftuder G 175 Kennewick M. Hurtgren G 175 Renton F Moffat O 220 Bunnyade J Pettit O 17B Olympia B. Arcker E 165 Yakima J. Denner E 160 Leavenworth W. Henry T 190 Enumclaw L. Shuey T 195 Port Orchard D. Agee Q 180 Proaser F Nordlund Q 170 Central! A. Meull HB 170 Seattle usually start . FOOTBALL AWARDS Honorary Captain_ Rotary Club Inspirational Award Rowley Blocking Award . Outstanding Fro h Player . Evergreen All Conference Squad .Leo Hake - Ray Smith Frank Svoboda Gary Onsal .Jack llawkin% Larry Me Neal. George Kapral, Robert Bonjerni, Newton Klor, J m Ko ' ito . Jack Hawkina, Lao Haka, Jim Battertee Row 2— Fred Felaroon, Chartaa Shuey. Blmar Cherry. Norland King. Danny lyaII. Bill fttoria. Raul Hanley, Dooolaa Alexander. Chariot Sattarlaa 5® 1 S—John Richardaon. M«key Nal h, Clayton Fraaar. Don Doran. Frank SvoboBa, Erie Beardsley. Dava Duclaw. Gary Opul, Richard Lynoh Raw 4—Faul Savage. Gene Briacoa. Mel Jo aanaon, Ray Smith. Ounoaft BowJornL Dick Fracar, Paul Schulla Howard Bellow . Jim Cartmody 142 EVERGREEN STANDING w Pugtf Sound - 4 Eastern Wash, A Western Wash. __ 3 Pacific 1-uthcr.in 2 Whitworth _ 2 IL St. Mart .rv. J L T PF PA 1 0 111 J5 1 0 88 45 2 1 99 60 2 1 70 87 4 0 90 02 4 0 90 02 4 0 46 113 143 ScuAetfaUl Larry Dowcn — Ellcnsburg. Wish. Chuck Lon — Ridgefield, Wash. Jack Graham — Yakima, Wash. Hal Jones — Spokane, Wash. Dean Nicholson — Ellcnsbur . Wash. Don Olson — Bremerton, Wash. 146 Fred Peterson — Yakima. Wash. Jim Sattcrlcc — Norlh Bend. Wash. Don Pu h - - Poulsbo. Wash. George Shandcra Hoquiam. Wuh. Stan Roteboro Walla Walla, Wash. Dick Winnhip — Pasco, W ' ash COACH LEO NICHOLSON MISSOURI BOUND! Dick Don OlMn. Denn Nicholxo, Itin Roaaboro, Larry Dow«n Hal Jonet. Jack Graham, fr� d l t r� on, Ciory« Shandam, Hxrv� y Wood , Jim Satterlac NAIB TOURNAMENT WINNERS KANSAS CITY BOUND Winning the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament at Parkland, the Cats were Kansas City hound Re¬ maining as the last Pacific Northwest representatives in the meet, CWCE lost the quarter final round to Central of Missouri 65-5V Central won its first round of the six day single elimination tournament, beating Murray State of Kentucky 61-55. In the second round of the 32 team field the Cats sifted Portland University out of the running 51-43. Central College of Missour i, the team that beat Central placed third. Indiana State won the conference title. H8 AWARDS BASKETBALL All Conference Team--- Dean Nicholson All Conference Team__ __... Fred Peterson Inspirational Award llarvep Wood All Conference 2nd Team___ Chuck Long H8 Coach Leu Nicholson netsters had a very successful conference slate this year. Out of ten meets they came out on top in all but one. They placed fourth in the conference meet. The team was made up of Don Duncan, LeRoy Isberwood, Al Adams, Buz Rodman and Bcrnie Nor- loti. Rodman compiled the best record of the five by not dropping any conference matches. Duncan, team captain, went to the semi-final in the conferen t before being eliminated by John DuPrietf of CPS, the ultimate champion. Ishcrwood is the only graduating senior of the group. Allan Adam , a ' ntrtt Norton, LtRoy (■Norwood. Don Duns-an. Dun Rodman 152 Wow 1 —Harvay Wood, Billy Lav, Star Ho« ho-o. Larry 0 ' Nf� l. Irving O’G ' lldy, Shorty Lwft. Row 7— Bill Hiblar, Don Whitanar, Prank OtOorne, Ralph Starwood. Kan Thompson, CKalfftera Mutgrove. Row 3 —Arna Fault. Otan NIohoMon. Chuck Satta ' lea. Richard Gtffmsill, Wayna Wright. John Briakay With a largely veteran sejuad back, the Wilde bascballcrs. under the coaching of Arne Faust, took their sexoiid straight Evergreen league championship this year. ' Ihey won the Eastern division top spoc with a record of seven wins and one loss In the playoffs on Tomlinson field, the Cats took the College of Puget Sound ' s Lowers in two straight games for the championship. The regular starting lineup was Dean Nicholson, first; Harvey Wood, second; Corky O ' Grady, third; Scan Rovehoro, short stop. Hill Hihlar. left field, Wayne Wright, center field. Chuck Sattcrlee. right tidd; and Ralph Sherwood, catcher. Don Lant� oyc, Billy Lee, Frank Osborne and Larry O ' Neal were the top ; hu tkers. Lxnnoyc, Nicholson and Sherwood are the only regulars lose by graduation. 1M Central ) thindads did not have too successful a season in 1950. They just won two meets, placed fifth in the conference meet, and third in the St. Martin ' s relays. Top performers for the Wildcats were Eric Beardsley, pole vault, javelin, broad jump and shot. Orland Anderson, pole vault; Rich Nci- worth, high jump; Andy Taggert, high hurdles; Quid; Wolther. mile; Jerry Bailey, half mile; Dave Dudaw. shot and discus. George Pennell, sprints and quarter mile; and Bill Wilkinson. The only point winners in the conference meet at Vancouver, B. C, May 19-20 were Eric Beardsley, firsts in the pole vault and jasrelin; Or¬ land Anderson, second in the pole vault; Andy Taggert, third in the high hurdles; Rich Neiworth. tie for third in the high jump; George Pennell, fourth in the 100; and the mile relay team, Harry Drittenhis. Don Kite. Tom Jacka and Pennell, fourth in that event. Coach Reynolds will lose only Russ Porter and Bob Box through graduation. Eric Beardsley was elected team captain. 157 159 161 162 ! ( l TO f« 1 i 4L, 164 1 5 .-n ' 166 167 Our� SunK ;Nov 170 171 IT2 m FACULTY INULA Berry, Leona P.. 28 Bird, Herbert A., 28 Brumble, Virginia, 28 Bullard, Catherine. 2B Burnett, Lewie W . 28 Christianson, A Bert, 28 Church. Helen. 28 Oouroon, Kenneth. 27 Crum. J Wesley, 28 Davies. Sarah. 28 Hogue. H. Olenn. 28 FauaL Arnold H . 28 Flnseth. Marcia. 28 Funderburk. Robert, 29 Greene, Mary a.. 2 D A Abels, Duane Rimer. Randle. Wash. 33 Abbot, Gene Emory. Hermlston, Ore.. S3 Adams. Alan Duane. Port Angolas. Wash., 45 Adams. Bdwin Earl. Port Angeles. Wash., 33 Adams. Marian Alice, Port Angeles. Wash.. 61 Adkteon. Paul Ellsworth. Goldendole. Wash., 61 A 1 Icy. Carole La Verne, Tacoma, Wash.. 61 Adolf. Klela Bernadette. Ellensburg, Wash., 33 Adrlance, Paul Henderson, Mooes Lake. Wash., 61 Aerni, Margaret Elizabeth. Camas, Wash-. 53 Agee, Richard Dean. Prooser, Wash., 61 Ahlqulat, Lila. Aberdeen, Wash.. €1 Albrecht, Irene Grace. Seattle, Wash., 61 Alexander, Douglas Alvin. Pasco. Wash., 81 Alexander, Marilyn Jane, Seattle. Wash.. . 1.1 Ailment, Prank Robert. Renton, Wash.. 61 Aliment. Joteph Ben. Tukwila, Wash., 61 AUbntton, Barbara June. Bickleton, Wash., 45 Allen, Joan Carroll. Kent. Wash.. 61 Aim. Florence Marie. North Bend. Wash.. 61 Aim, Laura Marie. Klickitat, Wash.. 33 Aim. Richard Andrew. Klickitat, Wash.. 61 Anderson, James Vincent. Burley, Idaho, 61 Anderson. Olenwood John. Hoqulam. Wash.. 61 Anderson. Hal Edwin. Ellens burg. Wash.. 53 Anderson. Robert Frank, Seattle. Wash., 61 Ham mill, Lots, 29 Jensen. Alice Marie, 29 Kllngbell. Max. 29 Cantos. Shirley McCoy, 29 Koey, Eugene J.. 29 Luntey, Betty. 29 Mayberry. Marshall W. 20 McConnell, Robert B., 21 Mitchell, Perry, 27 Morris. Leo, 29 Moe, Lawrence, 29 Mount, Margaret, 30 Mundy, Stdmc Davies, 30 ◦Hirer, Jean Mane, 30 Missal), Ernest L- 26 STUDENT INI I V Anderson, Mary Joan. Seattle, Wash., 45 Anderson, Sven Elmer, EUensburg, Wash., 33 Anderson, Vernon Herbert, Maple Valley, Wash., 61 Anderson, Vivian Alenc, Longview, Wash- 61 Anderson, Waldtc Alfred, Aberdeen, Wash.. 53 Anderson, WtUlam Conrad. Port Angles. Wash, 45 Andreottl. Archer. Ellensburg. Wash.. 33 Andrrwx. Marjorie Lee. Bremerton. Wash. 61 Archer. Robert Oene. Yakima. Wash, 45 Arnold, Dewel Bernard. Walla Walla. Wash.. 61 Aahbaugh James Graham. Ronald. Wash.. 3 Attwood. Ir� 1n Duane, Stellacoom, Wash. 53 Auyong. Flora. San Francisco. Calif., 45 R Bachman. AneUa Ruth. niensburg Wash 45 Bacon. Barbara. 61 Bailey, Dale. Shelton, Wash- 53 Bailey, Gerald Duane. Kelso. Wash.. 61 Bailey, Juliannc Gay. Portland. Ore.. 33 Bailey, Shirley. Shelton. Wash.. 61 Baird. Lowell Richard, EUensburg. Wash.. 61 Baker, Jerry Allan. Port Orchard. Wash. 45 Baker, John A , Ephrata. Wash . 45 Baldwin, Wanda, Stellacoom, Wash. 81 Ballnt, Stephen John, Black Diamond, With . 81 Partridge, Lyman. 90 Puckett, Jes c, 90 Redmond, Ruth. 30 Rogel, Edward B . 27 Rota, George Russell, 30 Saalc, Charles, 30 Samuelson. E. E.. 26 Sparks. Laron D.. 30 Spector. Gilbert, XI Stephens. William. 90 Swanson, Donovan. 30 WaLker, Annette. 29 Woods. Ruth L. 30 Ballard, Barbara Anne. Ellensburg, Wash., 45 BaLsdon. Doreen Yvonne, Cashmere, Waah. 53 Barker, Donald Lee. Ellensburg. Wash., 45 Barnhart. Nancy Claire. EUensburg. Wash . 61 Barrow, Don H.. Suiinytdde. Waah., 53 Bartelt. August. 61 Bartelt. Donna, 61 Barthlow. James Lewis, 7.1 llah Wash.. 33 Basse. E. Stewart. Centerville, Wash., 45 Bator, Albert. Harold. Cte Elum. Wash., 45 Bauder, MUo Boyd. Kennewick Wash., 61 Bauenelster. WUma Joan. Connell, Wash.. 61 Baumgart. Henry A. Port Angela. Wash.. 45 Bearbower, Rlchaid Claude. Bremerton. Wash . 45 Behler. William Bart., Dunellen. New Jersey. 53 Belch, Harold K.. Ellensburg, Wash., 61 Bettene, Ed. Cle Elum. Wash.. 61 Belcer. Paul. Wapalo, Wash.. 61 Bennett Russell Edgar. Wapalo. Wash.. 61 Benson. Gloria June. Port Orchard. Wash. 61 Benson. Janet Jessie. Seattle. Wash., 61 Berg Charlotte Ann. Rice Lake. Wisconsin 40 Bergcvin. Dean Vern, Ellensburg, Wash., S3 Bergstrom. Conatance Allan. Hoquiam. Waah.. 53 Berqthold, Beverly Ann. Seattle, Wash. 61 Bernard. Barbara Whitlock. 8eattle, Wash. 61 Berrsih, Julius R, Yakima. Wash . 53 Bcrnsford. Charles E., Auburn. Wash., 03 Berry . Laura May. Richland. Wash., 53 175 Bestow. Prances Audrey, Seattle. Wash., 61 Hevilacqua Nancy. EHensburg. Wash. 45 Blckel. Barbara Jean. Cliehalis. Wash . 53 Bluett!. Mtke. Cle Hum. Wash.. 45 Bishop. Prances Ctarlbel. Chimacum Wash.. «1 Bishop. Nash Mayo. Sumner. Wash 61 Blaine. Jack Clifford. Castle Rock. Wash., Blancltard. James Dale. Centralia. Wash Blodgett. Shirley Joy. Richland, Waalu. 51 Bluhrn. Robert Arthur. Wilson Creek. Wash., 33 Blunt. Shirley Mae. Cliehalis. Wash.. 33 Bochenski. Louis Joseph. Hoquiam, Wash.. Bodinger. Barbara A.. Yakima. Wash . 53 Boettcher. Harold Leroy. Aberdeen. Wash.. 31 Bogdon. Francis L. Centralia. Wash.. 44 Bohannon. Wilma Lea. Ellensburg. Wash., 61 Bohnen. Delores Marlene. Kittitas. Wash. 61 Bonathan. Joyce Marie. Seattle. Wash.. 45 Bonjorm, Robert T., EHensburg. Wash, 33 Bongo. Wayne. 61 Buetick. Thomas Edward. Seattle. Wash.. 61 Bowen. Helen Joan. Olympia, Wash., 45 Bowen. Robert Gordon. Hoquiam. Wash.. 63 Box. Robert Eugene. Zillah, Wasli.. 33 Boyd, Edith Jane. Bothel. Wash.. 33 Bradbury. Calvin Eugene. Beverly. Wash 3a Brakke. Oretchen Elaine. Mllroy Minne¬ sota 61 Brandt. Donna J. Niles. Wapato. Wash. 53 Brothers. Walter Donald. Lyle. Wash.. 61 Bremerman Eva Jane. Sunnyaide Wash 61 Breshears, Beverly Ann. Omak. Wash.. 63 Brewster Gwendolyn, Jean, Vaknna Wash 45 Bnde. Beverly Ann. Sumner. Wash. 61 Bridgman. Margaret Grace. Sunny- side, Wash.. 6a Brigham. D. Ann. Olympia. Wash. 62 Briscoe, Alfred Eugene, Aberdeen. Wash.. Brukey. John Bernard. Naches. Wash.. 53 Brodocrynski. Daniel Michael, Ellens¬ burg. Wash. 33 Breoks. Gilbert Sherman. Cedar Falla Wash. 13 Brooks. Lillian J Onalaska, Wash. 34 Brooks. Murry Aluln. Bremerton, Wush., S3 Broun. Arlene Anne. Seattle. Wasli.. 61 Broun. Dorothy Elisabeth, Marysville Wash., 34 Brownell. Richard Rudy. Naches. Wash.. Bruce. Mui-y Helen. Port Orchard Wash 62 Bruce. Martin. 63 Bruns. Prances Esther. TUeoma. Wash. 53 Buchanan. Patricia Ann. Yakima Wash 62 Bugg. Bill ye Florence. Arisons, 53 Burkholder. Helen Msrgaret. Ellensburg Wash.. 53 Busby. Alvin G„ Ellensburg, Wash.. 53 Busby. Eugene Ray. Ellensburg Wash.. 53 Bush. Harry E. Seattle. Wash . 45 BtsshnelJ. Jerome Patrick. Tacoma. Wash.. 63 Buxsard, Robert Lee. Winlock. Wush.. 62 Byham. Barbara Jean. Scdro-Wooltey Wash, 62 C Oagley. Constance June. Cliehalis. Wash 63 Cain. Evelyn Faye, Sunnyaide. Wash,. 34 Cain. Raymond C.. Sunnyaide. Wash , 53 Catahsn. Jean Lavelle. Ellensburg, Wash.. Callaghan, Caine Barbara Portland. Ore.. Cameron. Harry. Seattle. Wash . 51 Camp, Don Blair. Monrovia Calif.. 62 CandilL Delores. 62 Carlson. Alfred Arthur. Seattle, Wash.. 34 Carlson. Joanne Dtween. Tacoma. Wash.. «a Carney, Helen Marie. EJlensburg. Wash.. 45 Carr. June Phyllis Werner. Ellensburg Wash., 45 Carr. Raymond Howard. EHensburg. Wash.. 34 Carrasco, Dolores Ann. Heriniston, Oregon. S3 Case. William R.. Des Moines. Wash., S3 Castogna. Donald John. Roslyn. Wash., 34 Castle Mildred Irene, Colville. Wash., 62 Cavaletto, Joan Mane. Seattle. Wash.. 45 Cecchi, Richard Ronald. Seattle. Wash.. 62 Chample. Priscilla Margaret, Yakima. Wash . 45 Champion. John F.. Yakima. Waah.. 34 Chandler. Ernest E. Orondo. Wash.. 34 Chaussee, Elisabeth Ro6 lind. Kirkland Wash., 82 Chinn, Sarah Jeon Alak na Portland, Oregon. 34 Choyoe. Alfred Ray. Cle Hum. Wash,. 62 Christensen. Ellen Karolyn. Hoquiam Wash.. 62 Churchill, John William. Seattle. Wash. 45 Clerk. Alder. B.. Seattle. Wash.. 45 Clark. Barbara Yakima. Wash. 62 Clark. John Hobert. Orovllle. Wash,. 34 Clark. John Marvin, Ryder-wood. Wash.. 62 Clark. Mary Atlene. Seattle. Wash . 62 Ctark. Patricia Joan. Wapato. Wash.. 53 Clarke. George James. Peshastin. Wash.. 53 Clarke, Jeane Muriel. Peshastin, Wash. 34 Clayton. Donald Charles. Port Blakelv Waah. 53 Clement. Jean Marie, Bremerton. Wasli.. 53 Clement, Robert Laurence. Seattle Wash.. 62 Clemmons. John Stevens. Ellensburg, Wash- 34 Cllae, Donald M Raymond. Wash . 63 Ckminger. Phyllis Juanita Naches. Wash. 62 Closner. John Edwin. Chehalis. Wasli . 45 Clough. Orville Edgar. Ellensburg Wash.. 62 Coble. Howard Melvin, Port Orchard. Waah.. 34 Cochran. Kenneth Lee, Connell. Wash., 45 Coder. James Imn, Seattle, Waah.. 53 Col . Joyce Verna Olympia. Waah.. 62 Coleman. Grant, Morton. Kentucky. 34 Cbler Tlieota Celesta. Grandview. Wash.. Collins. Harry. 62 Collins. Walter Everett. Norwich, Con- uectieutl. 62 Comenu. William A.. Savona. British Columbia. 62 COnant. Denial Manly. Grandview. Wash. 62 Coulee. Charles Thomas Jr., Ellensburg. Wash.. 34 Conner. Lloyd. Toppenish. Wash. 62 Connor. Richard. Ephrala, Wash.. 62 Counts. Sidney. 62 Cooto Grace Genevieve. Bellevue. Wash. Cooley, Helen Jean. Longview, Wash.. 45 Cooley, Ted Francis. Longview. Wasli. S3 Coy. Lorelei. Everett. Wash.. 62 Craven. John Asa. Seattle. Wash. 54 Cravens, Harriet Joyce. Roslyn. Wasli.. 45 Crawford. June Dorothy. Everett. Wash.. 54 Crimp, Edward Ayres. Ellensburg. Wush. Criss. Joanne Yvonne. Dayton. Wash., 62 Crook. Jack Leland, Snohomish. Wash. 54 Cross, Marian Elaine. Everett. Wash., 54 Culbertson. Donald L., Hoquiam. Wush, 53 Curran. Clarence William. Grayland. Wash.. 31 Curry, Doiuta Aimo, EHensburg, Wash . 54 Cushing, Barbara Ann Yakima. Wash. 54 Cushman. Francis Arthur. Wapato. Wash.. D Dahlin. Clyde Lowell. Wapato. Wash,. 54 DahlQuisl. Robert D, Kitsap. Wash,, 62 Daley, Donna Judith. Portland. Ore.. 82 Dallas. Helen Edith, White Saimnn, Wash.. Dalton, June E3aine, Vancouver, Wash.. 62 Damrau. Wilbert Walter, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 54 Daniel. George Ben. Walla Walla. Wash.. Darby. Ann W„ Yakima. Wash , 62 Darling. Christopher Frederick. Cle Elum. Wash . 46 Davidson. Anna Marie. Ellensburg. Wash- Id Davis. Dorothy. Seattle. Wash.. 54 Davis. Kathryn. AJIune. Wash . 62 Dawson. Alton LeRoy. Walla Walla Wash 54 Dawson. Marilyn Sue. Kirkland. Wasli., 62 Dawson Robert P. Ellensburg. Wash., 54 Dawson. Viola Evelyn, EHensburg, Wash,, 62 Dccoto. Kathryn Melva Yakima Wash., 46 Delbert. Darlene Joy. Tacoma Wash. 62 Dcfcker. James Leonard. White Swan. W aah. 54 Denton. Dayton W.. Clarksville. Tenn_ 34 Dernier. Frances Made. Sumner. Wash., 63 Diamond. Eleanor Jean. Tacoma. Wash.. 63 Dlcckmann. Gerhard P. Chchalis. wife n Dieter, Adolph J. Jr. EUensburg. Wash, 34 Dixon. Harry Burr. Olympia. Wash., 54 Dodd. Patricia Anne. Yakima. Wash . €3 Dodge, John Boynton. EUensburg. Wash, « Dohlen. Oorrine Erven. Opheim. Montana M Dokkeu. Clayton Clark. EUensburg, Wash.. 34 Donohue. Patnck Francis. Dayton. Wash.. M Dotson. David Lloyd. Shelton. Wash.. 63 Dougherty, Ruth Jean. Seattle. Wash.. 46 Dowen, Larry John. EUensburg, Wash.. 34 Dreher, Marilyn Frances. Bremerton. Wash., 34 Drlttenbas Harry ' Fred. Wenatchee. Wash.. 46 Dr yd on I-ols Evelyn, Tacoma. Wash.. 34 Dudley. Stanley Arthur. Dlensburg, Wash.. 9ft DulLn. Kenneth LaMarr. Puyallup. Wash., 94 Duncan. Beverly Lynn. Goqville. Oregon. 54 Duncan. Jacqueline Alice. Seattle. Wash.. Dunford. Murrel Calvin. Cle Elum. Wash., 63 Dunlap. Caroline Joanne. White Salman. Waah.. 44 Dunn. Mary Lou. 8ealtle. Wash., 46 Duntiey. Barbara Louise, Selah. Wash., 46 Duntley. Frank Dand, Selah, Wash.. 34 Du Vail. Dorothy Joan, Olympia. Wash . 46 Dye. Lawrence Lee. Olympia, Wash., 54 E Easter. Nadine Manlyn. Montesano, Wash., 63 Eastham Phyllis Jane, EUensburg Wash.. 54 Eckel. Richard F. Wapato. Wash., 54 Edenholm. Clifford. Snoqualmie, Wash., 54 Ed mis on, Glenn, EUensburg, Wash., 54 Edwards Richard. Chehalis. Wash , 54 Egbert. Peggy. Bow. Wash., 35 Egge, George. Sumner. Wash.. 46 Eglln, John. Yakima. Wash.. 35 Egncr Phylis, Aberdeen, W’ash 63 Elchler, Richard, Wapato, Wash., 63 Eiffort, Everett. Seattle, Wash.. 54 Elder. Betty June. Bremerton. Wash., 38 Elfbrant, Hazel, Hamilton, Montana, 35 Ellingboe. Joanne. Port Orchard. W’ash. 63 Ellis. Helen, EUensburg, Wash., 63 Ellis. Wanda. Bremerton. Wash.. 35 Emery, Richard. Beattie, Wash.. 63 Emmexton. Glen, Snoqualmie Fails, Wash 4t; VkniVh, Linn, Mercer Island. Wash., 63 Kkigle, Donald, Vetville, 46 England, Robert. Yakima. Wash.. 46 Engle. Ernest. EUensburg. Wash., 46 English, David. EUensburg. Wash., 46 Erdman, Frank. Port Orchard. Wash., 35 Erickson. Donald. EUensburg. Wash., 54 Erickson. George, Seattle, Wash.. 63 Erickson. Helen, Cenlralla. Wash.. 54 Erickson. June. Seattle. 63 Erickson. Rodney. Bellevue. Wash.. 63 Ettinger, Robert. Tacoma, Wash.. 54 Evans, Howard. EUensburg. Wash.. 35 Evans, Lyle. EUensburg. Wash.. 46 Eyman, Donald. Selah. Wash.. 54 Eyres. Eva. Tacoma. Wash.. 46 Eyres, John. Tacoma, W’ash.. 54 r Face, Avis. Yuma. Arizona, 46 Farber. Kay. Renton, Wash.. 63 Parnham. Evte, Kittitas, Wash., 63 Parrel, Dennis, EUensburg. Wash M Parr, Diels. 63 Passo Joan. Seattle, Wash 63 Pay. Janice. ChehaUs. Wash.. 46 Feller Alice Xfae, Tacoma, Wash., 54 Fenlch. Lais Ann. Cle Elum. Wash.. 35 Fenlch. Ronald. Cle Elum, W’ash.. 54 Fenno. Patricia. Vantage. Wash.. 46 Fenton. Donald, Tacoma, Wash.. 46 Fenton. Jerry. Tacoma W’ash 63 Perguson. Joyce. Bremerton. 46 Ferguson, Patricia, Pasco. Wash.. 63 Ferrl. Carmela. Aberdeen, Wash.. 46 Flker. Celia. Omak. Wash.. 46 Finley. Roger. Carnation, Wash., 63 Fisher, Grace Bellingham. Wash. 54 Fit . Olenna. Montesano. Wash.. 54 Flanagan, Margaret. Sunnyside. Wash.. 35 Fleming. Margaret, Olympia, Wash, 63 Fletcher, Margaret. Dayton, Wash.. 63 Fogeraon. Marjorie, Winchester. Wash-. 63 Pordyce, Robert. 63 Ford. Marilyn. Mabton. Wash., 63 Folia. Claire. 55 Foster. Frances. Cashmere, Wash., 35 Footer, June, Cashmere, Wash.. 63 Fowler. LeRoy. 63 Francisco. Donald. Wlllapo, Wash.. 63 Frank. Victor. Yakima. Wash., 46 Fredericks. Claude. Sunnyside. Wash . 35 Fredericks. Edith. Yakima. Wash . 63 Fry. Shirley. Tacoma. Wash . 55 Frye, Ronald, Sumner. Wash., 63 Funsinn. Mary. Seattle. 63 Fykerude. BUUe Jo. South Bend, Wash., 63 G Gannon. Sally Ann. Wapato. Wash., 63 ftarnry, John Clarence. Snoqualmie Falls, Ml 3® Oeffee, Elmer George, Wapato, Wash.. 63 Oemmlll. Richard Ernest. EUensburg. Waah. 63 Oeorge, Barbara Ellen, Selah. Wash.. 55 Olddings. Patricia Joan, Tojipenish., Wash.. 46 OUbert. Richard Lloyd. Seattle. Wash., 63 Gilchrist, LaVoeida M„ Bremerton, Wash.. 63 Gill. John H., ZUlah. Waah. 46 GUlett, Harlin Wallace. Mooes Lake. Wash.. 63 Qlllcu. Phyllis. 63 GJerde, Ronald K. Seattle. Wash.. 63 Oleaaoti. Bill A . EUensburg. Wash.. 35 Gleason, John. 55 Oohnck. Ken Jerome. Shelton, Wash . 70 GolUner, Kenneth Oene, Dayton, Wash. 63 Gomulkiewkc . Stanley Frank. Vancouver. Wash.. 35 GonzAlez, Jose V„ Goantanamo, Cuba, 63 Ooodnough, Margaret Esther, Seattle, Wash., 55 Goodrich, Jean. Seattle, Wash. 56 Goodwin. Harold Irvin. Hoquiam, Wash. 46 Goodwin, Miles Eugene, Kent, Wash . 46 Gould, William H.. Puyallup, Wash.. 35 Goyette, Barbara Jean. Ethel. Wash.. 56 Grace. Gloria Kay, Kennydale, Wash.. 46 Graf, David Martin, Montesano. Wash.. 63 Graham, Ruth 8.. EUensburg. Wash., 63 Grant, Carolyn Jane, DuPont, Wash. 64 Orant. Richard Earl. Selleck. Wash.. 64 Grant. Richard Elton, DuPont. Wash., 46 Qraos. Aua Joanne, Seattle. Wash.. 64 Green. Donald Ray. Sunnyside. Wash.. 56 Green. Robert Lee, Port Angeles, Wash. 46 Green. Samual A, Bremerton. Wash.. 64 Greene. Angela Sue, 64 Gregench, Marie Frances, Thorp. Wash. 64 Grentz, C. Joanne. Monitor. Wash., 64 Grieve, Donald Stanley, Roslyn. Wash., 64 Ortffln. Robert Laurence. Sunnyside. Wash., 36 Groff, Do to re Marvelle. Ephrala. Wa -h , 64 Oroth, Shirley Louise, Washougal, Wush.. 46 Orocte, Thomas Allan, San Diego, OaUf, 46 Guns. Jack. James. ZiUah, Waah.. 56 Ouatafaon, Douglas John. Seattle. Wash. 36 H Ha an. Beatrice Baker. Nach«u, Wash., 56 Haberman. Jim Dale, Ellensbuig, Wash, 46 Haberman. Sylvia Ann, EUensburg, Waah, 46 Halger, Ernest, 36 Hagen. Marvin Lowell, EUensburg, Wash. 46 Hagstrom. Viola Jean. Port Townsend, Wife . 64 Hair, Barbara Frances, Cle Elum. Wash, 46 Hake. Leo Oale, EUensburg, Wash., 36 Hale. Anne Jo, Wlnlock. Waah., 46 Hall. John Lewis. Snohomish, Wash.. 64 Hall, Robert Vance. EUensburg. Waah., 46 Hallowetl. Carol Ann, Vancouver. Wash., 64 Hamby. Paul id, EUensburg. Waah. 36 HamUn. Arlene Joyce. Seattle, Wash, 64 Hamlin. Larry. Seattle, Wash. 46 Hampton, Donald Ellis. Bothell. Wash, Hansen. Karla Mane, Aberdeen. Wash. Hausen. Sonya Pat, Selah. Wash, 56 Hansen, Oscar 1, Seattle. Waah, 56 177 s s Hardesty, Mary Jane, Vancouver. Wash, 64 Hardman, Ina Msrthalou, Leavenworth. Wash .36 Harkncss, Vernon John. CJe Klum, Wash.. 36 Harleman. Carolyn Lee. Sequlm. Wash,, 64 Harmon. James Warner, Moaea Lake. Wash., 64 Harman. Jay Howard. Prosaer. Wash.. 47 Harr els on, Roxle Ann, Tacoma. Waah., 56 Harrington, Clay Marie, White Swan. Wash .64 Harrison. Frank F.. Steamboat Springs, Colo., 47 Harrlaon, Lila Sue, Tacoma. Wash., 64 Hart, John Lester. Huquiam. Wash., 47 Hart, Mary Maxine, Mabton, Wash., 55 Hart infer. Elizabeth K , EUensburg. Waah., 36 Hatfield. Muriel Ardeile. Thorp, Wash.. 47 Houck. Donald Lane. Leavenworth. Wash.. 64 Haul, Robert Carrol. The Dalles. Ore.. 64 Hawkins, Barbara Ann, Seattle. Wash., 64 Hawley, Joyce. 8c uie, Wash., 56 Hayes. Albert D.. E Liens burg. Wash.. 36 Hayes, Jean Marie, Ellens burg. Wash., 3G Hayes, Mary Elisabeth. Yakima. Wash., 36 Hamer. Fred Allan. DeaMuineB, Wash., 64 Haaen. Clifford Henry, Seattle. Wash., 55 Haaen. Miner, Seattle. Waah., 64 lieckart. Margaret Lorwiee. Maple Valley. Wash, 64 Heckel, Shirley Marie. Sumner, Wash., 64 Hrdln, Betty K,, Renton, Wash., 64 Hedlund, Howard Charles, Beattie, Wash, 64 Hedstrom. Margaret, Seattle. Wash., 55 Heidegger, Barbara Delight, Yacolt, Waah., 64 Helnlen, Victor LeRoy, Okanogan. Waah, 36 Hendrickson. Karl Johannes. EUensburg, Wash., 36 Henley, Edna Mae. Waltsburg. Wash, 64 Henley, Paul Robert. Sunnyslde, Wash., 36 Henry. Clyde, Edwin. Granger. Wash.. 66 Henry. Margaret Elizabeth. Black Diamond. Waah.. 64 Henry. Walter Rudolph, Black Diamond Waah., 64 Happen. Joan Prances. Seattle, Wash.. 64 Hlbbler. Joan Louise, South Cle Blum, Wash, 64 Hibiar. William Francis, Tacoma, Waah., 47 Hill, Mary Elizabeth. Olympia. Wash, 64 Hill, Nancy N. Zillah. Wash. 55 Hitt. Gloria Rae. Seattle, Wash., 64 Hoch-Weber. Carol Fontelle, Portland. Ore, 47 Hoeger. Mary Ann. Yakima. Waah.. 47 Hoffman. Charles. Pasco, Waah., 36 Hoffman, Donna Dolores, Tacoma. Wash- 47 Hofstrand. Gary Lee. Blletisburg. Wash., 64 Hogarth. Alice Irene. Spokane, Wash., 55 Holcomb. Judith Leona. Renton. Wash., 64 Hollenbeck. Lois. Seattle, Waah.. 64 Hollenbeck. Louise, Seattle. Waah.. 47 Holliday, Barbara, Houston, Tex.. 55 Humbaker, Rex Kenneth. Kirkland. Wash., 64 Horning. Jackie Lind. Opportunity. Wash. 47 Horton, Mary Catherine. Sunnyslde, Wash . 36 Horton. Robert Elwood, Hoquiam, Waah.. 64 Hosmer. Richard Alien, Tleton, Wash.. 64 Ho tell. Darin Glenn. Des Molnea. Wash., 64 Howell, John Theodore. EUensburg, Wash. 36 Hughes, Helen Eliza be Ih. Vancouver, Waah. 55 Hall. Jame . 47 Hummel. Ronald Archie. Castle Rock. Wash., 47 Hunter, Donald William, Vancouver. Wash.. 47 Hunter, Mary E. Thoeny. Mont.. 35 Hunter, Ronald Elmore. Vancouver, Wash., 55 Hurtgen, Maruin Deane. Renton, Wash, 64 Husby. Shirley Royce, Tacoma. Waah .. 64 Huston. Dciloreu Mane. White Salmon, Waah.. 64 Hutson, Meredith Mac, Wlnlock. W’ash.. 64 Hyatt. Edna J.. Cle Blum. Waah.. 36 Hyde, Donald Jerry. Port Angeleu, Wash, I Ice. George Manion. Belevue, Wash. 47 Ide, Donald Forrest, Yakima, Wash . 36 Innocent!, Beverly AiDrcnc, Tacoma. Waah., 64 Irgens, WUUam Robert, Ellens burg. Wash.. 37 Irvine, Howard Cyrus. Zillah, Wash. 47 Isaacson, Donald Odin. Seattle, Wash., 65 Isaacson. Howard Kenneth, EUensburg. Wash . 85 Isberg, Prances Marie. Chehalb, Wash. 55 Iaherwood, Ernest. LeRoy. Sunnyslde. Wash,. 37 Iyall, Albert, 66 Iverson, Robert O, Seattle, Wash 65 J lacks, Richard Amund, Hoquiam, Wash.. 47 Jacka, Tl omas Charles, Hoquiam, Waah, 47 Jackaon, John Ross. Wenatchee. Waah.. 37 Jackson, Robert Lewis, Dcs Molnea. Waah 66 Jacobus, Ray, 47 Jacobson. OdeUo Wagner. Seattle. Wash.. 65 James. Jean Marie, Everett, Wash.. 65 Jarrett, Ben Richard. Vancouver. Wash , 37 Jarrett. Blaine Edna. North Bend. W.sh. 47 Jarrett, John WUUam. Fall City, Wash . 55 Jeans. Barbara Ann. EUensburg, Wash. 47 Jenkins, Clifford F., Nachcs. Wash. 55 Jenkins. David Carlyle. Seattle, Waah.. 37 Jenkins, Richard Inin, Kllenaburg. Wash, 31 Jenne, Wilium Edward. Portland, Ore., 65 Jensen. Barbara Ruth. Tacoma. Wash,. 47 Jensen. Colleen Caroline, EUensburg. Wash. 85 Jensen. WUUam Frank. Seattle. Wash.. 65 Job, Mary belle, Grandview. Waah., 70 Jobe. Rita Faye. Goldendale, Wash, 47 Johns, Margie M., Bremerton. Wash. 56 Johnson, Claude Calvin. Klttltaa, Wash, 65 Johnson. Dolores Justine, 8ewttle, Wash, 55 Johnson. Glen Gerald, EUensburg, Wash, 37 Johnson. James Arthur. Moses Lake. Wash. 37 Johnson, Kenneth Hugo. Bellevue, Wash, 56 Johnson, Milton H„ Zillah, Wash, 55 Johnson, Nina Angeline, EUensburg, Waah, 55 Johnson, Patricia Lee. Kennewick, Wash, 47 Johnson, Richard A, Port Angeles. Wash, a; Johnson, Walford Neal, Raymond, Wath, 65 Johnson. Don, 47 Jones. Betty Virginia. Cle Elum. Wash, 65 Jonea. Harley George. Hoquiam. Waah, 47 Junes, Harold Peyton, Spokane. Wash, 47 Junes, John Hinton. Wenatchee. Wash, 37 Junes, Verna Rae. Muacow. Idaho, 47 Jones, Wilder Richard. Wenatchee, Wavh. 56 Jorgensen. Diane Lorraine, Seattle, Wash, 66 Jorgensen. Lee, Bellevue. Waah. 65 Judd. Alice G, Bremerton. Wash, 37 Junckner. Jo Anne. Seattle, Wash, 65 K Kaieruuss WUUam George, Hoquiam, Wash. 47 KaJUsh, George Louis. Chicago. IU, 65 Kang as, Judy Dagmar, Hoquiam. Wash, 56 Karge, Ronald Edward, Wtahram, Wash, 56 Kato, James, Walla Walla, Wash, 55 Keating, Maybelle. Oak Harbor, Wash . 47 Keeling. Jean Marie, Port Angeles. Wash, 58 Keener, Kenneth Ray. Seattle, Wash, 56 Kelley ' , Stanley Junior, Hoquiam. Wash, 56 Kelly. Patrick Joseph, Auburn. Wash, 55 Kennedy, Delbert Lowell, Graham. Waah, 56 Kem. Keith, Seattle. Wash, 37 Kerr, Margaret Elizabeth. Benton City, Wash, 65 Klbbey, Stanley Gene, Tacoma. Wash, 56 Kieckhaefer, Betsy Ann. Bremerton, Wash, 65 116 KUlgorr. Marilyn Jean. Thorp. Wash., 65 KUnrnrJ, Kay Schkueer, Toppenlah. Wa«h.. 56 King, O-oorgp Norland. Seattle. Wash.. 37 King, Maurice G„ North Betid. Wasku 56 King, Waldo Wendell. Chehalis, Wash., 7 Kinsley. Donald Leslie. Seattle, Wash., 56 KKtleman. H. Thomaa. Seattle. Wash., 65 Kludt. Betty Ann. Chehalia. Wash., 65 Knechtel. Jeannette Arlene. E lima burg. Wash., 56 Knalt, Milton. 47 Knudson, Tommy William, Bothell, Wash.. 56 Knutaon. Dale Alan, Hllrasburg. Wash. 37 Koch. Carmen Elizabeth. Wenatchee. Wash., 37 Koester. Robert Lloyd. Ellensburg, Wash., 47 Kolb. Shirley Faye. Westport. Wash., 56 Kolmodin, Robert Eugene. Ellens burn. Wash. 65 Kontos. George. Ellensburg. Wash, 47 Kontoe. Jack Richard, Ellensburg. Wash.. 56 Kontoa. James. Ellensburg. Wash., 37 Koeloa. Mary Ann, CentrallR. Wash., 47 Kramer. Lester Edward. 8eattle. Wash. 65 Krauahar. Gloria Carol. Port Orchard. Wash . 56 Krein. Marvin, Yaldma. Wash., 47 Kroolc. Dolores, Jeane. Kennewick. Wash.. 37 Kuhn. Peggy. Ellensburg. Waah., 56 Kuhorlc, A., 66 Kuroctat, Llewellyn. Blaine. Wash . 56 Kunz. Leila Mae, Lester, Wash, 65 Kusske, John David, Kittitas, Wash „ 37 Kuernvlk, Beatrice H. A, Tacoma. Wash, 56 Kyvlk. R. Christine, Aberdeen. Wash., 65 L LoDue, Charles Vernon. Chehabs, Wash. 56 Lalonde. Edward Duane, Ellensburg, Wash. 47 Lamb. Allan Wayne, Ellensburg. Waah, 65 Lanbaon. Dorothy Louise Ellensburg, Wash.. 56 Lane.. Patricia, Portland, Ore, 37 Lanier. Beverly Jean. Beattie, Wash. 56 Lannove, Donald Duane. Port Angeles. Wash. 36 Lap ley, Bonnie Ethel. Tacoma. Wash.. 56 Larsen. Charles Paul, Suquamlsh. Wash . 56 Larsen. Gail Robin. White Salmon. Wash.. 65 I4� sher. Everett. Jr., Seattle. Wash. 47 Lathrop. Robert Charles. Seattle. Wash., 47 La Trace. Gael Cleve Eugene Ore, 38 Laughbcm. Marcia Jean. DuPont. Wash, 65 Lavlnder. John Albert, South Bend. WaaftL. 47 Laws. Jimmy Ruben. 47 Laws. Shir lee May. Ellensburg. Wash, 37 Ledum. Jack Vernon, Ellensburg. Wash, 65 Lee, Betty Anne. Omak. Wash, 38 Ice. D. Jane. EUensburg. Wash, 66 Lee. Kay Joann. Seattle. Waah . 66 Lee. Margery Louise. Aberdeen. Wash.. 65 Lee. Pauline Eleanor. 8«attle, Wash, 56 Lee. Ronald Lyndale, Olympia. Wash, 38 Legg. App Davis, Kittitas, Wash . 65 Lemm. Leonard A, Tacoma. Wash. 38 Leonard. John Howard. Buckley. Wash, 47 LeRoy. lee Anne. Olympia. Wash. 65 Levin. Marjorie Louise, Walla Walla, Wash, 48 LawtUjm. Delmas Wayne. Centralia. Wash, 66 Lince. Jack Leonard. Wlnthrop. Wash, 65 Linger, George E, Ellensburg, Wash, 28 Llthfow. Beverly Jean. Tacoma. Wash, 65 Lockhart. Joan Lee, Yakima, Wash, 65 Loepp. Barbara Lee. Wenatchee. Wash, 56 Long, Cecilia Mary. St. Joseph. Mo. 38 Long. Charles Arthur, Rldgelteld, Wash , 38 LongviUe. Gloria Marie. Renton. Wash, 56 Lcomis, Jean Lorraine. 8eattle. Waah, 56 Loorala, Ron Mary. Seattle. Wash, 38 Loranger, Marilyn Ethel. Mercer Island. Wash, 48 Lord. Donna Rae. EUen burg. Wash, 56 Lorens. Ann. 65 Loseth, Margaret Emily. Atgona, Wash. 48 Lotag eU. Gloria Jean. Sequim. Wash, 56 Lough. Wilma Louise. Zjllah Wash, 65 Lovegreen. Mary Louise. Tacoma. Waah, 35 Lowe, Donald George. E3ma. Wash, 48 Luca . Carol Jane. Port Orchard. Wash.. 65 Ludwig, Katherine June. Selah, Wash, 56 Lund, John Edw ord, Tacoma. Wash, 38 Lundberg. Richard Harold. Auburn. Wash, 65 Lundgren. Kenneth Joseph, Port BUkelv, Wash, 56 Lundgren, William Rudolph. Port Blakely, Wash, 56 Lunstrum. Ralph H . Ellensburg, Wash, 48 Luster. Lome Mark. Ellensburg. Wadi.. 38 Lust. Don Kirby. Endicotl. Wash, 56 Lynch. Charles Richard. Ellensburg. Wash, 38 M MacDougall, Howard Lee. EHensburg. Waah. 38 MacDougall, Irene Elizabeth, Ellensburg. Wash, 39 McClelan, Joyce Mart ' , Bremerton, Wash . 65 MeOorlole, Ralph. 48 McCoy. Georgeinr. Vancouver. Wash, 48 MeCuttom, Ftnncls Marie, Seattle. Wash. 38 McCully, Dorothy Alice. Ellensburg Wash, 66 McDaniel. Katherine Elaine. DuPont. Wash, 66 McDonald. Hubert A, Vancouver, Wash, 57 McDonnell. Donna Marie Pasco. Wash-. 39 McDonnell. D J, 56 McEachxon. Jack Charles, Grodno, Ida . 39 McQulre. Robert E, Klims burg. Wash . 48 McKtm. Lester Wayne, Ellensburg. Wash. 48 MeKnight. Lob Ethel. Ellensburg, Wash, 4H McKr.ight. Richard John. EJIeuaburg Wash, 57 McLamey. Donald Francis. Seattle. Waah, 66 McMahill. Oary, 66 McNaU, Billie Jean. Everett. Waah., 66 McNeel, Ruth Laurel, Roy, Wash, 39 McVey. Larry Hubert. Bay Center, Wash , 48 Mackenroth, Kathryn Marie, Seattle. Wash, 56 Mams. Edith lone. Bkckleton, Wash, 66 Malasgren. E3va, 66 Malnati. Carl S, Seattle, Waah, 48 Malcney, Allcne Mart ' . Seattle. Wash, 38 Manley. Glen Samuel. Grandview, Wash, 56 Mann. La wry Webb, Ellensburg. Wash, 66 Manspergrr, Margaret Lorraine. Ellensburg. Wash.. 56 Mart. Barbara Louise, Wenatchee, Wash, 56 Mom. Shirley. Aberdeen. Wash, 38 Marsh, John Delbert, Mayfield, Wash . 66 Marshall. Patricia L, Tacoma. Wash, 66 Mmrtinen, Richard Arthur. Chehalis, Wash, 56 Mar tines. Lourdes E C„ Agani. Guam. 56 Marvin, Dcnna Lee. Yakima. Wash, 66 Mason. Eugene Merlin. Seattle, Wash, 56 Mason. John Thomas. Kennewick, Wash, 66 Masson, Detmar Dale. Pe Ell. Wash, 66 Mathers. Wayne B, Ellenuburg. Wash, 66 Matt tel 11 Robert. Oe Elum, Wash, 38 Matzfce. Mildred Elaine, Tie ton, Wash . 66 M xaell. llorry. 66 Maxwell. David Frank Renton. Wash, 56 May. Monte Verne. Leavenworth. Wash., 66 Mayer. Eugene Edward. Port Angeles Wash . 38 Means. Jack Carlton. Endicott, Wash, 57 Meek. LeRoy, RllrnsbuTg. Wash, 39 Melseth, Stephen Martin. Iloquiam. Wash. 57 Mercer. Merlyn Faye. Prosser. Wash.. 57 Meyer. Merle Eugene. Minded. Neb, 66 Mlckaelson. Jewel Groce, Wocdland, Wash. 66 Middaugh, Ruth Evelyn, Chehalis. Wash . 66 Mllhofer, Rose. Hoquiara, Wash. 48 M.!lrr Carmen Louise, Ellensburg. Wash, 66 Miller, Clara Jean. Mablon. Wash. 66 Miller. Donald Lee. Ellensburg. Wash . 39 Miller. Glenn Bruce, Kennewick. Wash. Miller. Harold Russell. Manson. Wash. Miller Helen Elizabeth. Proaser, Wash. Miller, James Francis, 8ewttie. Wash, Miller, Lloyd Warm, Tacoma, Waah, Miller, Mary, 66 Miller, Mary Lavelle. Wlilte Salmon, Wash . 57 Miller, Mathew, Ellensburg, Wash, 4 Miller. Virginia Ruth. Richland. Waah, Mllllman. Lowell Lincoln. Goldendale, Waah, 66 MUne Wayne David, Dryden. Wash.. Mtnnich, BUI George. Orandvlew. Wash. Minton. Kenneth William. Ellensburg. Wash. 66 179 £ § “ 8 3 a • t Minor. Perry. 48 Mitchell. Donald Lorrn Seattle Wash.. 68 Ms laker, Marlene Mickle. Renton. Wool) . 66 Moberg. Dale. New Richmond. Wise.. 39 Moergeli. Claire Aileen. Ehumclaw, Wash . 66 Moffat. Oerald D, Sunnyade, Wash, 46 Molinero, Donald Peter. Roslyn, Wash.. 36 Monwe. Patricia Louise. Rkhland. Wash., 66 Montague. Oene Bryan, Wenatchee, Wash. 39 Moore. Margaret Flleen. Seattle. Wash . 66 Moore. Patncla Anne. Wenatchee. W’ash . 57 Moore, Victor Wayne, Patero . Wash., 48 Moran. Barbara Jean. Rifle. Wash.. 66 Morris. William. Wenatchee. Wash.. 57 Morrow, K. Juan Ice. Ellerabur . Wash.. 66 Munson Dona Jeanne, Tacoma. Wash.. 66 Murphey. James Clyde. Port Angeles, Wash., .19 Murphey. Lois Jean. Ccntralta. Wash., 48 Murray William Creighton. Port Angeles, Wash.. 48 Muse rove. Lewis Chalmers, Longview. Wash. 46 Mizzxnll, Hugh Arthur, Ellrasburg. Wash . 66 Muzza 11, Kichurd Bel� In. Ellensburg. Wash 46 N Neal. Jerome Edward. Tulalip, Wash., 57 Nei worth, Richard Henry, Hoqulam. Wash, 66 Nelson. Janet. Tacoma. Wash., 46 Nelson. Prank O.. Renton, Wash., 66 Nelson. Janet Lee. Tacoma. Waah., 66 Nelson. Jeanntne, Port Orchard, Wash . 66 Nelaon, Larry Paul. Hoqulam, Wash.. 57 Nelson. Iella Nadine, Puyallup. Wash., 66 Nelson. Mane LuelUe. EUenaburg, Wash., 39 Nelaon. Mary Ann. Everett, Wash, 66 Nelson, Mary Louise, Ellensburg, Wash.. 39 Nelaon. Ronald M, Plidav Harbor. Wash.. 48 Nelson. Shirley Jean. Seattle, Wash., 66 Nelson. Warren McClaren. Ellensburg. Wash. 39 Nesbitt. Barbee Lee. OoMendale, Wash.. 48 Newminn. Hubert Edward, Thorp. Wash.. 57 Newby. Dale Alvtn, Grandview. Wash., 66 Nichols, Martha Prances Spokane. Wash . 39 Nicholson, Dean, Ellensburg, Waah.. 39 Nicholson. Lois Virginia. Richland, Wash., 57 Nickels, Don K., Bucoda Wash., 48 Nledermeyer. Shirley Ann. Zillah. Wash 66 Nogales, Anthony Clement. Seattle, Wash, 66 Nold, Leigh Ira. Hoqulam. Wash., 57 Nortstrocn, Duane Patricia, Ellensbur . Wash , m Nor ling, Oeorge Etenald, Ellensburg, Waah.. 48 Norling, John Philip. EUenaburg. Wash . 39 Narltng. Lucille Regina, Dlrnsburg. Wash., 39 Norman, Richard A.. Kirkland. Wash., 48 Norris, Ralph Wendel. Seattle, Wash . 66 Norton, Bernard H.. Grandview. Wash., 48 Notman. Robert James, Zillah. Wash.. 67 Nystram, Carol J.. Window, Wash. 39 O O ' Callaghan. Rusaleen, Seattle. Wash., 67 O ' Conner. Jack Joseph. EUenaburg. Wash., 39 O ' Dea. John Edward. Buffalo Wyo. 40 Odegard. A1 Ivan. Monroe. Wash-. 67 Oebser, Leonard Edward, Hoqulam. Wash. 57 Orchsner, Frances Pauline, Ellensburg. Wash, 67 Of field, Evelyn Marcia, North Bend Wa. h . 40 OffuU, Kirby Lee. RUrnsburg. Waah., 67 O ' Grady. Irvin Leo. Manette. Wash., 57 OW . Glenn Robert. Snohomish, Wash,, 67 Olsen. Jack Garden, Renton Wash. 67 Olson. Donald Theodore, Bremerton. Wash.. 48 Olson. Olof Carey. Seattle, Wash . 67 Omit, Shirley M.. Rice Lake Wla, 57 O ' Neal. Larry Theodore. Seattle. Wash.. 48 O ' Neill. Patrick Joseph. EUcnsburg. Wash . 48 Opstnd. Mary Bmrlir North Bend. Wash . 67 Organ. Barbara Lou. Seattle, Wash.. 67 Onr, Millard Davis., Seattle, Wash, 67 Osborn. Lloyd, Ellensburg. Waah.. 40 Osborne. Dewey Frank. Kent. Wash. 40 Otey. Jocelyn. Tbppenlsh. Wash, 48 Otis, Catherine L, Sunny side, Wash. 57 Otrin. Wayne Paul, Port Orchard. Wash, 46 Ott, Francis R„ Ellensbur , Wash, 57 Owens. Evelyn Mae. Mercer Island. Wash.. 4H Owens, Mary Lou. Hoqulam. Wash.. 67 Owre, Benjamin Lloyd. Portland. Ore . 48 P Packer. Fritz. Richland. Wash, 46 Paddock, Jacqueline Elizabeth, Kennewick. Wash, 57 Page. Marilyn Joan, WaUa Walla. Wash. 67 Palmer, Charles, Yakima, Wash.. 67 Palmer, Colleen, Hobart, Wash, 67 Patnereio. Robert Major. Roslyn, Wash.. 67 Panlela, John A, 67 Pantley, Donna Marie. Tacoma. Wash, 67 Porker. Barbara Jeanne. Friday Harbor, Wash. 57 Parks, Shirley Ann. I ester. Wash, 67 Parsons. Eugene Martin. EUcnsburg, Wash, 48 P rtch. Mildred Agnes, EUcnsburg. Wash, 40 Pasheek, Philip Oratory. The Dalles, Ore. 67 Passmore, Robert Irvin, Ellensbur , Wash, 40 PottUlo. Tliomas Byewmgton, EUenaburg. Waah, 40 Payne. Betty June. Ellensbur . Wash . 67 Pearsall. Shirley Laura, Pc Ell. Wash. Pearson. Patricia Llnra, Seattle. Wash, Pederson, Jenny Margaret. UmauUa, Ore.. 57 Pence. Gayle C, EUensburg, Waah.. 67 PenneU, George W, Yakima, Wash, 5 Pennington. H. Joan, Ellensbur . Wash.. Peters. Carrie Manllu, Seattle, Wash, Peters. Ranald Lloyd. TUllcum. Wash.. Peterson. Fred P. Olympia, Wash, 67 Peterson. Pred Theodore, Yakima, Waah, 48 Peterson, Juanita Moyne. Sumner, Wash, 57 Peterson. Mary Karen. Yakima . Waah, 57 Peterson. Richard James. Selah. Wash, 57 Petronoff. Olorla. Seattle, Wash, 49 Petrak. Herbert George. Qiuncy. Wash,, 67 Phare, WUUam Morrts, Ellensburg. Wash.. 49 Phillips. Paul Harold. Naches. Wash, 67 Pickering, Wlnlock Warner. Issaquah. Waah, 57 Pier. William Riley, Raymond. Wash . 67 PUIchowski, Joseph Arthur Snohomish, Wash, 67 Pinkerton. Jerry . 49 Pizx lalo. Alex, Cle Elum. Waah, 67 Pleas. Joe Edward, Ellensburg. Wash, 49 Poage. Douglas L, South Bend. Waah, 49 Poage. John N, South Bend. Wash, 49 PoUev. Walter Eugene. Ellensburg. Wash, 57 Pollock Claude Carlton. ZUlah. Wash, 40 Pooler. Warren Willard. North Bend. Wash . 49 Pom. Janet Louise. Olympia. Wash.. 67 Porter. Russell Wayne. Port Orchard. Wash 46 Powell. Nadine. Yakima. Wash, 49 Powers. Beverly Jean. Sumner. Wash, 67 Prater. Eugene J, Ellensburg. Wash . 40 Pratt. Kenneth Roger. Baker. Montana. 40 Pratt. Leslie Delbert, Tacoma. Wash, 40 Preston. Betty Jeon. Longview, Wash. 49 Pnce. Jeannie, Seattle. Waah, 87 Pntchard, James WUUam. Selah. Wash, 49 Pugh. Donald Ray. Poulabo. Wash, 49 Pugsley. Marjorie Mae. ZiUah. Wash, 67 Puri. Ralph. Dunellen. N. J, 57 Purnell. Vivien Estelle. Ellensburg. Wash. 49 Quail. WUUam Hugh. Snoqualmle, Wash.. 57 Quam. Arlene. 67 R Raamusaen. Ruby. 67 Ralston. Marcus Leonard, Port Angelea. Wa li, 67 Ramsey. David Otis, niensburg. Wash, 49 180 S 3 3 3 3 Ranmger, Bill Jay. Ellenaburg. Wa h, 40 Ratcliff, Janet Owen. Seattle. Wa h, 67 Ravnaa. Gertrude Petrine. Seattle. Wash-. 49 Ray. Clara B.. Wenatchee. Wash.. 87 Reeeman. Robert E, Harrah. Wash.. 87 Repenshek. Bill P . Renton. Wash.. 67 Revello. Gloria Lucia. Cle Elum. Wash.. 67 Rhlnehart. Lois Jean. Grayland, Wash., 4fi Rlxjadea, Joanne Ruth. Coulee City. Wash., 67 Rice, Evelyn M„ Cashmere. Wash, 67 Rice. Margaret Elaine. Wenatchee, Wash., «T Richardson. John Bruce, Seattle, Wash.. 57 Richardson. Marilyn Joyce. Monitor, Wash.. 57 Richardson. Shirley Yvonne, Monitor. Wash., 40 Richburg. Thomas t. Ephrata, W’ash 67 Richmond, Donna Jean, S. Cle Elum, Wash., 57 Kiddle, Ellin bet h Ann, Darrlngton. Wash . 67 Riddlr, Shirley Ann. Pasco. Wash. 57 Ridge. Don Earl. Seattle. Wash.. 57 Kikamtrud Klalne P, Ellensburg. Wash. 67 Rimpler, Manllyn Lucille, Walla Walla. Wash., 49 Rtndal. Joel Asmund. Seattle. Wash.. 68 RUola, Beuy Carol. Brush Prairie, Wash., 68 Ritola, Evylnne Ethel. Brush Prairie. Wash., f Roath, Ada Rose. Carlton. Wash.. 68 Robb Bonnie Jean. Sequim. Wash, 68 Robinson. William Leo. Ephrata. 40 Robison, Nancy Louise. Connell. Wash.. 68 Rodman George Iral, W ' apato, Wash. 68 Rogers. Alphia Louise. Granger. Wash.. 68 Rogers, Sylvia Joann. Kent. W r h„ 68 Romlnes, Patrick Prank. Port Angeles. Wash., 49 Rook, Allan Gregory. North Bend. Wash. 68 Rosin. Roger R, Seattle. Wash. 40 Ross, Jimmie Dee. Ellensburg. Wash. 57 Ross, Mellissa Irene. Bremerton. Wash.. 57 Ross. Nancy Agnes. Walla Walla. Wash.. 58 Rosser. Anne. Yakima. W ' a h, 49 Rossetti. Domenlea Marta. Cle Elum. Wash . 68 Rothe. John. 56 Rothe. Richard Bode. Yakima. Wash.. 88 Routh. Marlon Eugene. Kennewick. Wash- 58 Rowe. Duane Lee. Wllkeaon. Wash.. 88 Ruddell. Clyde Levern. Yakima. Wash.. 40 Ruhl. John Bernard. Fairbanks. Alaska. 58 Runyan. Henry Vaughn. Goldendale. Wash.. 68 Rutledge. Dorothy Louise. Sumner, Wash- 40 Ryan. Robert David. Sumner. Wash.. 49 M Safreed. Dorothy M . Neah Bay. Wash. 40 Salas. Patricia V., Ouam 58 Salmon. Miriam Dorothy. Aberdeen. Wash.. M Sandburg. Edith Carolyn. Hoquiam. Wash, 49 Sandburg. Gertrude Mae. Hoquiam. Wash. 40 Snttcrlee Norma Jean. Tacoma. Wash.. 88 Sauve. Wilfred George. EUenaburg. Wash.. 40 Savage. Paul Edward. Pasco. Wa h.. 40 Schaus. Lenore Miriam. Snoliotm h. Wash., 49 Scherstnom. Mary Ann. Aberdeen. Wash., 6R Schlkchug. DavDean. Vancouver. Wash., 40 Schlonga. Waldemar. Ellensburg. Wash.. 40 Schmuck. Betty Dolores. Poulxbo. Wash., 40 Schneider. Jack Al. Seattle. Wash-. 58 Schults. Lyle Frederick, Chehalls. Wash, 58 Schulta. Melba Rose. Auburn. Wash.. 8H Schults. Paul Herman. Kennewick. Wash.. 88 Schumacher. Floyd M, Colton. Wash., 41 Schwieterl. WUlard E. Ellensburg, Wash.. 41 Scott. Don A.. Warrens burg. Mo, 49 Scholz. Gerald. 68 Scott. James W, Warrensburg. Mo, 49 Scott. Mary Caroline. Tacoma. Wash, 68 Scott. Verm May, 68 Searle. Shelton Waiter, Yakima. Wash . 68 Sears, Bud William. Seattle. Wash.. 58 Sears. Dona. Mabton. Wash. 49 Seller. Darlene Helen. Sunnyslde. W’ash . 58 Seiler. Rone Elizabeth. Sunny side. Wash , Wash, 48 Sellwood, Esther Ann. Ellensburg. Wash . 49 Sether. Al. Port Angeles. Wash . 68 Sether. June Mane. Port Angeles, Wash 49 Setterman. Robert R„ Seattle, Wash, 68 nn. Tacoma, Wash , r.K Shandera. Earl William, Hoquiam. Wash, 58 Shandera. George Arnold. Hoquiam. Wash, 58 Shandera. Louis Edward. Vancouver, Wash, 41 Shaver. Joan Marie. Sumner. Wash . 68 Shaver, Mary Lou, Sumner. Wash. 41 Chaw. Howard Arthur. Ellensburg. Wash. 68 Sheek. Etta Mae. Yakima, Wash, 68 Sheley. Henry LeRoy. Ellensburg. Wash, 68 8hePv. Wilma Eileen. Ellensburg. Wash, 68 8heltO(i. Mary E, Seattle Wash . 49 Sherman. Stanley Carpter. Elma. Wash, 58 Sherwood. John W’lley, Wilbur, Wash, 57 Sherwood. Ralph Phillip. 41 Short. Edith Helolse, Grand Coulee. Wash, 68 Shrimer, Verna Mae. Yakima. Wash, 68 Shoey, Charles LeRoy, Port Orchard, Wash, 49 Siebenbaum. John Allen, Port Townsend, Wash, 68 Silhman. Ken B, Kennewick. Wash, 68 8hncux, Jane C, Vancouver. Wash, 49 Simmons. Don Leroy, Yakima. Wash, 58 Simmons. Donnagene, Monte ano. Wash, 58 Sisk, Verna Wllhelmlna. Seattle, Wash, 41 Skagen, Jim Oolven, Shelton. Wash, 68 Skinner, Margerite Jeon, Cle Elum, Wash, 58 Skormah. Polly, 68 Skomlak. Raymond Robert, Ellensburg. Wash, 58 Slater. Dorothy Louise, Poster. Ore, 58 Slater. Elizabeth Lada, Shelton. Wash, 41 Slater. Shirley Irene. Poster. Ore, 68 Slaughter, Hugh. J, Seattle. Wash, 41 Slayton. Alan E, Toppenlsh. Wash, 41 Slasher, Joa Rae. Richland. Wash, 58 Smlej . Lawrence Paul. Yakima, Wash, 68 Smith. Delores Marie. White Swan. Wash , 68 Smith, Don LeRoy. White Swan. Wash, 41 Smith. Prances Elizabeth, 68 Smith, James Donald. Hoquiam. Wash, 40 Smith, Joan Anita. Friday Harbor. Wash. 68 Smith. Manon. 68 Smith. Netl Allen, EUenaburt. Wash, 68 Smith. Ralph Eugene, Wenatchee, Wash., 58 8mith. Rschnrd, 49 Smith. Raymond Hobart, 41 Smithson. Donna Mae. Peshosun. Wash Snodgrass. E. Virginia, Enttat. Wash. Snodgrass, Lola Jean. Auburn, Wash, Solberg, Alice Ruth. Centralla. Wash, SoUe, Earl C, Seattle. Wash, 49 Sorensen, Arthur Halvor, Huntington, N.Y, 49 Spencer. Donald Louis. Seattle. Wash, 41 Spenser. Donald Loub. Seattle. Wash, 41 Speer. Harry Richard. Bellevue, Wash, 68 Spendifl, George William, Centralla, Wash. 49 Spies. Robert D, Ellensburg. W’ash.. 80 8pittler. Arbutus May, Seattle, Wash, 68 Splawn, Betty Lou. Ellensburg. Wash, 41 Splawn, Bill H, Ellensburg. Wash, 88 Spoon. EL. Seattle. Wash, 68 Spray. Venlta, 68 Springer. Doreen Joyce. Woodland. Wash. 68 Spurgeon Ch ‘t i Robert. Maple Valley. Wash. 68 Stanfield. Laura Lou. Aberdeen. Wash . 68 Stanfield, Percy J„ Aberdeen. Wash. 50 Stanrield. Roberta Derne, Ellensburg. Wash, 41 Stanley, H. West ley, Seattle. Wash . 41 Stannck. Myma Belle. Pe Ell. Wash, 58 Starkweather. Zoe Carolyn. Orandview. WML 41 Stearns, Jock David. Yakima, Wash . 41 S tec her F. Virginia. Vancouver, Wash . 60 Hfcfon. William Miller. Chehalls. Wash, 50 Stevens. Kerry Norman, Fort Lewis, Wash, 58 Stevenson, Donna Jean, Ellensburg. Wash, 58 Stevenson. L. Jack. Port Orchard. Wash, 50 181 S S £ S Stewart, Martha Elizabeth. EUensburg, Wash . 69 Stuart. Mary Lou, 50 Stllson. Jeanne Elizabeth Hoqulam, Wash.. 50 St. John. Lorraine. 41 Stoddard, Ralph Rufus. 8eattle, Wash., 50 Stonehocker. Alice Gertrude, Centralia, Wash., 69 stnphilbem. Donna Ruth, Coulee City, Wash.. 58 Storseth, Mary Caroline, Orenora, N Dak.. 69 8tTAUM, Richard Duane, Wilber. Wash., 09 Strung. Irma Lee, Grandview, WrjJi . 69 Strom;. Raymond Avery. Grandview. Wash.. 41 Strong, Sally Elizabeth. Centralia, Wash, 58 Sturgeon, Nancy Ann. Garden Marne, Ore., 69 Sullivan. Bob Glen. Enumclaw. Wash., 66 Sullivan. Janie Laa-mice. Chicago. 111., G9 Sullivan, Patricia Leone. Seattle, Wash., 69 Summers, K Joan. EHen burg. Wash.. 50 Sunlch. Ramona Mary, Tacoma, Wash.. 41 Sroboda. Prank. Aberdeen, Wash., 41 Swanson, Harry lvar, Hoqulam. Wash, 58 Swanson. John, Hoqulam. Wash. 6 Swanson. Ray, 50 Swanson, Richard Dale. Issaquah. Wash., 50 Swenson, Katherine Augusta. Ariel, Wash., m Sylten, Joanne Louise. Everett. Wash.. 42 Syinmonds, Norma Rae. Yakima, Wash , 58 T Taylor. Don Allen, Hoqulam. Wash.. 50 Taylor, Don Peter, Olympia. Wash.. €9 Taylor. Phyllis Jean. Chehalls. Wash . 69 Tcbbs. ShirUe Jeanette, White Salmon. Wash . 66 Temple, Ruth, 69 Temple. Constance Lorraine, Randle, Wash . 50 TerTy. Joyce Elaine, Hunn.vslde. Wa«h„ 69 Thacker, Mary Ann. Yakima, Wash.. 69 Thayer. Rosemary Lou, Mansan. Wash., 58 Thiele. James Walter. Port Towrcend. Wash.. 42 Thiele. Mary Helen. Wenatchee. Wash, 42 Thomas. Grant, Jr, Mantesana, Wash., 59 Thompson. Andrew Jean. Seattle, Wash, 50 Thompson. Barbara Grace, Seattle, Wash.. 59 Thompson. Dean Leon. Hoqulam, Wash., 69 Thompson, Gordon Allen, Seattle. Wash., 42 Thompson. Jean Marilyn, Prosser. Wash. 69 Thomsen, Hazel Marie, Hardin, Mont.. 50 Thornton. Alvin o, Yakima. Wash, 42 Thorp. Leroy Vernon, Omok Wash, 69 Thorp, Walter Prone is. Omsk, Wash, 69 Thramer, Gene Charles, Burlington. Wash, 50 Tilley. Clifford Prank. St Louis. Mo, 60 Tilley. Robert George, 8t, Louis, Mo, 68 182 Tinsley. Marilyn. SO Tingvall, Douglas Wa ne, Seattle. Wash, 66 Tipton, Loiunn Marie. Tacoma, Wash, 56 Titzel. Joan Ann, Ephrata, Wash, 66 ToMa. Benny Tabaton. Wapato. Wash, no Turn sic. Delma, Auburn, Wash, 42 Tbsh. Norma Jeon, Redmond. Wash, 56 Towne. Milt Howard. Hoquiam. Wash. 59 THebel, Betty Alvina, Olympia, Wash. 69 Troxel. Dale Henry. Bvemt, Wash.. 42 TUbb . Barbara Anne. Tacoma. Wash 69 Tuliy, Marilyn. Yakima. Wash, 69 Tuoml. Esther Elizabeth. Puubbo, Wash, SO Turner. Florence Marie. Yakima. Wash . 42 Tweedy. Raymond Arthur. Spokane Wash, 56 V Ubelorker. Frank Lewis, EUensburg. Wash.. 69 UeHarn, Teiji. Hawaii 56 U Ren. Robert Revere. Port Townsend, Wash, 69 Usher. Kathleen Elizabeth. Wenatchee. Wash, 59 Uusitnlo. Dorothy Mae. EUensburg. Wash , 42 VaiiDeeet. M. Arlene, Denver, Colo, 89 Vanellt, Norman. Snoqualmle, Wash.. 42 Varner. Oersld Hubert. EUensburg. Wash, 42 Varner. Kathrvn. Eltonsburg. Wash.. 42 Verley. Ray. White Salmon. Wash. 56 Vick. Nancy Carol. Seattle, Wash . 50 Vogel. Howard Edward. Dunellen. N. J„ 66 Vollbrtcht, Charles, Fergus Falb, Minn, 56 Vow, Dorothy. L. Bremerton. Wash , 69 Vrtnar, Carl C. Roalyn Wash 42 W Wada, Francis Hifumie. Wapato. Wash, 69 Wade. Lob L, Thorp. Wash , 50 Wagner. Joanne W, Spokane, Wash, 56 Wain. Pat E, Lester. Wash, 89 Waldron Phyllb Shelia. Ellemburg, Wash. 58 Walker. Wayne, Wesley. Toppenlah. Wash, 50 Waither, Charles. 59 Warren. Robert Franklin. Port Angeles, Wash . 50 Watson, Barbara Ann. EUensburg. Wash, 50 Watson. Joseph Harry, Kllen buig. Wash, 56 Watts, Wendell Oooledge. Tacoma. Wash, 66 Webb. Lenare Mae, Twisp. Wash.. 66 Webert. Barbara Jean. Tleton. Wash, 66 Weed. Max Bennett. 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