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

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ADMINISTRATION Emil E. BamMltbn D« n of fttudoirta P rry H. Mi ' oh«lt ft«9i»tror

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The President Speaks All phases of college in all seasons of the academic year are represented in this Hyakem. The creative ideas of the Editor are found throughout the book in many innovations in design and arrange¬ ments. Everyone who has been on the campus this year will find every section to be of great interest. No where will one find such a pictorial record of college life — personalities, buildings, events, and organisations. During the time that I have been here we have endeavored each year to add an innovation or some improvement to the college. This year has been no exception. A building to accommodate the Division of Health and Physical Education is under construction and should be ready by June, 1959. Many improvements have been made to the campus such as landscaping, parking areas, sidewalks, and renova¬ tion of buildings. Our closed-circuit TV has been installed to make it possible to have a more effective system of observing teaching for prospective teachers. This year, also, we have been making big plans for the future. Referendum No. 10 passed by the people, provides funds for three buildings — a library, a classroom building and a storage building, Like¬ wise, funds have been secured from the Federal Government to finance the construction of a dormitory for men and an apartment house for married students. With five buildings on the drawing board, we should have a lot of building done in 1959-60. Evidence of these projects are found in this yearbook. I wish to speak for everyone in thanking the Editor and her staff for this colorful and unique Hyakem. Best wishes to all. Robert E. McConnell President

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At the close of each academic year we look forward to the Hyakem, our C.W.C.E. family album. As you turn its pages, I hope that for each on e of you it will contain many happy memories of the fun and friendships which are such an important part of undergraduate life. It is in your dormitories, clubs, and social activities that you have learned the fine art of getting along with others in both work and play. To you, our graduating seniors, we extend our qood wishes for success and happiness in your chosen fields. To our Hyakem Editor, Donna Turner, to her loyal staff, and to their adviser. Miss Bonnie Wiley, we extend our sincere appreciation for the many hours of work so willingly given to produce this beautiful and outstanding Hyakem. Annette H. Hitchcock Dean of Women ANNCTTK M. HITCHCOCK Dun of Worn ADMINISTRATION T DEAN STINSON D«m at Man It is always a pleasure and an honor to write a lew words for the Hyakem. Most of us, I am afraid, do not appreciate the outstanding endeavor of the editor and the staff whose hard work and unselfish devotion produces such a fine yearbook. This annual will provide for you in the years to come a spring¬ board that will catapult you back into the nectic wonderful days of your college life. The past year was a memorable one at Central. Many achievements and events occurred to make it a year of unprecedented growth and development. To the graduating seniors may I extend my best wishes for your success and happiness. Please come back and visit us often. T. Dean Stinson Dean of Men 15