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

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FOREWORD Is another college year draws to a close and edu¬ cation-crammed heads turn homeward again, “The Scenes and Sounds of Central” become memories never to be forgotten of our wonderful college days. The clang of bells at start and stop of classes. The shuffle of feet, hundreds of feet, mounting the stairs in the old “Ad” building. The swish of taffeta at the Military Ball. The bang of hammers as busy workmen build more and more dorms, classrooms, married students’ apartments to house the growing student body. The blended voices of the Central Singers. The shouts of the CBS children on their play field. The shadows lengthening across the cam¬ pus in the early evening. Trees, their mantles of green in the spring, brown in the fall, ermine in the winter. Lights streaming .from dormitory windows as finals bring out the midnight oil. A “quick cup” in the Snack Bar. A “hello” from a friend. These are some of the “Scenes and Sounds of Central” that will live in our memories ... forever. 2

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DEDICATION It is with pleasure that toe dedicate this 19 fit Hyakem to Dr. Wayne S. Hertz, a leader, nationally, in the field of music. Dr. Hertz has brouf ht fame to Central since he joined the faculty in He or janized the Cen¬ tral Sinners shortly a fter his arrival and has led them to national fame. In the last 15 years he has directed more than 70 festivals, including true in Honolulu last year. He. received his Bachelor of Science degree in Music Educa¬ tion from the University of Illinois, his Master of Music degree from Northwestern University and his Ed. D., in Music from New York University. He has held top posi¬ tions in national, state and district musical groups and has been a leader in the Music Educators National Con¬ ference. Former students of Dr. Hertz ' are following in liis footsteps by winning names for themselves in music education. And not only to Central ' s music students but to the entire student body — from the youngest frosh to the oldest senior—is Dr. Hertz an inspiration — a teacher to be remembered long after commencement severs Sweecy’s ties.