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

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' %cfa c K fyietettfa 9 9 9 FALL QUARTER Pages 14-61 Freshmen . . . Hyakem staff . . . Crier staff . . . Homecoming . . . Football . . . SGA Organizations . . . Student Professional Clubs . . . Fall play . . . Band . . . Choir . . . Fall Activities. n WINTER QUARTER Pages 62-95 Sophomores . . . Juniors . . . Basket¬ ball . . . Divisional Centered Clubs . . . Choir Tour . . . Winter Activities . . . Religious Emphasis. SPRING QUARTER Pages 96-123 Seniors . . . Baseball . . . Tennis . . . Track . . . Campus Service Clubs . . . Student Activity Groups . . . Women ' s Sports . . . MIA . . . ROTC . . . Spring Activities 7

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President Robert E. McConnell THE PRESIDENT We deem it a pleasure each year to have the opportunity to prepare a message for the Hyakem. Each year this becomes more im¬ portant because the college is becoming more important. I am very pleased that the Editor has prepared a page dedicated to my old friend and colleague, Dr. Ernest L. Musiall. This tribute is given to a deserving personality and to a man who has devoted his creative professional lifo to the education of youth. Each year at Central we can point to new accomplishments and recognitions. This year, for example, our college was approved by the American Association of University Women and now our women grad¬ uates may join a branch of this association anywhere they may reside. Another recognition that came our way was the invitation from the Music Educators National Conference to the Central Singers to perform at the national conference. So, funds were raised and the Central Singers went to Chicago and performed with dignity and distinction. Thirdly, during tho year plans nave been made for improvements and additions to the campus. These projects include a new dormitory for men. a new bookstore, new lighting fixtures in the old administration building, and sundry small improvements to other buildings. The Editor and her staff are to be congratulated upon the pro¬ duction of a fine Hyakem. It will have a record in pictures and words of most of the highlights of the year. It is a record of the life at college as seen by students. We will enjoy it! May Central live on in your memories! 6 Robert E. McConnell President

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Here again it your Hyakem! It is your C.W.C.E. album of recordings, which will serve to perpetuate the happy memories of your college days. Within its pages you will find pictures and paragraphs to record for you the fun and friendships, as well as the group activities, which are such an important part of undergraduate life. To our graduates go our best wishes for success and happiness. To our Hyakem editor, her staff, and their adviser, we extend our sincere appreciation for the countless hours of time and energy that they gave to the editing of this fine annual. Mrs. Annette Hitchcock Dean of Women THE DEANS All too often the calendar finds us redoubling our efforts to complete our assignments before the termination of another highly successful year. For our senior students there should be rejoic¬ ing and a feeling of real accomplish¬ ment for having completed their aca¬ demic work and for the privilege of moving forward to new fields of con¬ quest. Personally I would like to say, “Thank you. senior students, for helping us make this the friendliest college in Washington.” I hope you have profited by having been afforded the exper¬ iences that the faculty and other stu¬ dents have tried to give you in making this a first class institution and you a first class person. Already next year ' s academic offerings and mafor activities have been planned for those of you who are returning. With our sights di¬ rected towards qreater accomplish¬ ments I am sure the coming year will also be a banner year for Central. Maurice L Pettit Dean of Men 8