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

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Another rollcgc year is drawing to a dose, and with tt come commencement and the college annual. To this season tumed with the sadness of farewells, our llyakem brings re- j assurance that the good times and friendships of your college I years will not he forgotten but will live forever in this family) album of memories. Wc are aware that once again out C..W i C.E. collegiate family may soon be scattered far and w ide. Hut today as you open your Hyakem, you will find us all therc ) faculty arid students, seniors and freshmen, working and play.] ing together in pictures and paragraphs. We. who continue on in the college circles, will miss all 1 ot you who will be leasing us. To out graduates go Our beg | wishes for success and happiness. May the years ahead bring I us many happy reunions. For those who will be entering the service of our Country, wc pray for a safe and speedy return, | Our sincere appreciation goes out to the members of the Hya. I kem staff for giving so generously of their time and energy I to create a beautiful record of Central Washington College I activities for 1950-1951. Annette H. Hitchcock Dean of Women In this Hyakem. by word and picture, is recorded the year wc have all enjoyed at Central. In the days yet to be, faculty and students alike will turn again and again to llm book. Wc will ail be able to re-live this year ' s great and ex¬ citing moments just by browsing through the pages. Our old friendships will be pledged anew: our new friendships will fcc strengthened 1 he end of an academic year is always a time of mixed I tilings. It is j tunc to congratulate the graduating seniors, but also a time of reluctant good bye ' s. Ir is a time to look hack on work well done, but it is also a time to realize that many willing and able workers will no longer be on campus. Serving as Dean ot Men the pad year has been a gratify¬ ing experience. As Dean I have become acquainted with scores ot Students I cuuld not have known otherwise. I prize these acquaintances highly. As I have worked and played with Central s students, my regard for them has deepened I have renewed confidence in the ability of our studenls to shoulder responsibility and grow under a challenge. Lyman M. Partridge Acting Dean of Men 10

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Administration KrnMt L. Muzoll Director of Instruction Kenneth Courson Iluwirv. Uitnnxer Edward B. Rt-oel Director flf Public Service Rerry M. Mitchell Dr. E- E. amu«Uon Rccbtnu- Dtrector of Student Per eon Del The administration of 1951 has done much to keep the morale of the student body high during a time of indecision. From his enrollment to his graduation the student receives aid from one or another of the administrative departments at every turn, Their service is indispensable. 11