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

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Staff The 1954 Hyakem, a picture end story record ot another year at Central, will serve as a permanent and bound record of memories of study, friendships, social life, sports and all the other activities that go to make a college year memorable. Hour upon hour of hard work on the part of the Hyakem editor and her staff have gone into the publishing of this book in an effort to make it a complete record of the year just completed. This year at Central was one of growth, enlargement of the campus, improve¬ ment of some of the buildings, addition of extra courses, registration of a large number of stu¬ dents and of the college ' s largest Freshman class. It has been a year of learning, a year of new experiences, a year which the Hyakem staff has recorded in these pages. . . . Miss Bonnie Wiley Adviser 27

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Laeta Youngblood Editor Hyakem Times were trying end situations quite often hilarious and sometimes critical, but the year is coming to a close and we are very delighted to present your 1954 Hyalcem. We have had fun. We have worked hard. Should you find between these covers, your most memorable events of this year, we then can be able to relax knowing that we have suc¬ ceeded. We have earnestly tried and that is perhaps the best that can be said of any situation. As for my staff, many, many thanks. I think you did a wonderful job. It is quite gratifying to have a staff that is always willing to do more. Special recognition is in order for Mary Pennington, who spent a terrific amount of time as my associate editor; Pat Crawford practically lived” in the darkroom; Janet Schacht for all her mounting assistance; Darwin Davis, who did a wonderful job on the art work; and also to Russ Jones for coming through on spring sports when their seasons had barely started, and ours was almost complete. Seated, left to right, Janet Schacht, mounting; Janet Larson, clerical; Donna Ferouson, mounting; Joan Pierce, typist; Colleen Jane Moore, typist; Sally Deibert, mounting; Lorraine Veinman, typist; Carol Moore, copy and mounting. Standing, left to right. Chuck Evans, photographer; Mary Pennington, associate editor: Laeta Youngblood, editor; Roberta Pickering, copy and mounting; Pat Crawford, photographer. Not pictured arc. Janice Miller, posters; H rb Schmidt, photographer; Frank Moon, photographer; Darwm Davis, artist; Howard Hanson, advertising man¬ ager; Russ Jones, sports editor; and Ron Tasso, business manager. 26

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Bob Larrigan Editor Crier With a young but large and lively staff of freshmen and sophomores, tho CAMPUS CRIER completed its 27th year as the spokesman of Central Washington College and supporter of school functions. Operating under the Student Government Association, the CRIER came out every Friday except on holidays and during test weeks. Bob Larrigan served as editor of the CRIER for the school year with Joe Jones as associate editor for the first two quarters and Lila Malet as associate for spring quarter. Oscar Larsen was sports editor for autumn and winter quarter and Bill Leth, for spring quarter. Two new posi¬ tions, assistant editor and assistant sports editor, were created at the close of winter quarter. Sandra Schwab was named assistant editor and Don Bolton, assistant sports editor. Business manager for the year was Howard Hansen. Ron Tasso was advertising and circulation manager. rir t now: Joan Portner. Joe Jones, associate editor. Bob Larrigan, editor, Oacar Larsen, sports editor, Lynn Fik, Carta L ' bby. Second Row Ron Tasso. advert iwng. Orville Hoyington, Arlene Stokoa, Colleen Voore, Sandra Schwab, assistant editor. Cieudette Sullivan. Bermta Tausan, Pat Crawford, photographer Third Row: Jack Pierce, Bill Leth, sporto, Colleen Ooyle, Roger Assel«t ne. Ted Millhuff, L-le Mulct, associate editor. 28