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gSKTOm mMrapll OTJ1E @®[L1LS®S FOREWORD ■ The 1963 HYAKEM ' s theme is Growth, Progress ond Development here on Central ' s Campus. ■ Central Washington State College had a higher enrollment than ever before in 1962 1963 with a total of 2650 students attending fall quarter. Men ' s dorms were overcrowded and facilities were inadequate until the New Men ' s Dorm was completed section by section and finally completely occupied. ■ Problems arose with Central ' s New Commons but soon, with all of the grills and equipment installed, the food lines moved with ease. ■ The new additions to the Classroom Building ond old library will soon be completed and students may go to classes without hearing hammers, drills, and saws. ■ Yes, Central is developing, funds are being raised by the SGA for carillon bells that will be played on the hour, keeping uniform time on campus. These should be installed next fall. New dorms are already on the drawing board. In the near future there will be a two million dollar dorm built which will house one wing of women students and a wing of men students. ■ Central Washington State College is truly Growing, Developing and Progressing. TABLE OF CONTENTS ■ DEDICATION 4, 5 ■ PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE 7 ■ ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 10 ■ STUDENTS 24 ■ ORGANIZATIONS 90 ■ SPORTS 134 ■ ACTIVITIES 1S4 ■ ADVERTISEMENTS 178 ■ CLOSING 191 DR. SAMUELSON ■ The 1963 HYAKEM is dedicated to Dr. Emil E. Samuelson, Dean of Students, who through thirty-one years of service has come to be affectionately known to Central students as Dr. Sam. ' ■ Dr. Samuel son was born in Port Wing, Wisconsin and served in the Student Army Training Corps in 1918 during World War I. He received his B.A. in 1925 ond his M.A. and Ph. D. degrees in 1932 at the University of Wisconsin. ■ In 1932, Dr. Sam came to Central as Director of Student Personnel Services, Placement Director, ond head of the Department of Education. ■ Always open to students with problems, students who want advice or students who just want to come in and talk about things in general is Dr. Sam ' s office. His smile is friendly ond his greeting is warm. His manner is never rushed. Busy as he is, he always has time to help a student. ■ Dr. Sam and his wife are friends-in-o- foreign land to a host of foreign students and do everything possible to see that the students from abrood adjust easily to American ways. • Dr. Sam is active in the Kiwanis Club (It. Gov. of Kiwanis 1959-1960), American Association of University Professors, American Personnel Guidance Association, Red Cross, United Good Neighbors, National Education Association, Kappa Delta Pi, and Phi Delta Kappa. He wos the recipient of the Silver Beaver Boy Scout Award, and most recently, received a gold Honor Key for distinguished service to the field of education os a member of Kappa Delta PI. ■ His interests are many: traveling, bird classifying, fishing, following college athletics, playing handball, listening to classical music; but his major interest is and will continue to be the education and future happiness of Central ' s college students. ■ WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO YOU, DR. SAM. . . . s PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE ■ Growth and development, the theme of this year ' s Hyakem, tell the story of oor life at Centro) during this, the college s greatest year of expansion. ■ In reviewing our present college year, iost now drawing to a close, we look back upon on exciting period of change. To meet the needs of a constantly growing student body, our college has hod to enlarge and improve in oil areas: physical plant, faculty and staff, services, programs, ond organization. We have finished new buildings, started others ond have our drawing boards filled with plans for more The curriculum hos undergone extensive rev s«on ond many new programs are in the offing. The foculty has been increased in size and has improved in quality. College services have been improved ond new services hove been added. The administrative ond ocademic structure hos been completely revised. ■ Of most importance, however, has been the continued growth of the intellectual aspect of our campus. Students hove given the foculty and administration great assistance in elevating the college to new levels of intellectual maturity This cooperative action and the strengthening of the Student Government Association are, in my estimation, the highlights of our 1962-63 year ■ At the end of this, my second year as president of your college, I om happy to greet the students of Central, to congratulate you on your successful yeor and to look forword with you to exciting days to come in the life of this college. JAMES E. BROOKS, PRESIDENT Central Washington State College. 7 ADMINISTRATION PERRY H. MITCHELL Director of Institutional Research EDWARD K. ERICKSON Director of Educotional Services DR. J. WESLEY CRUM Dean of Instruction DR. ROY F. RUEBEl Dean of Graduate Studies it VICTOR J. BOUILLON Chairman of the Board ROY P. WAHLE Bellevue MRS. SELMA THERRIAUIT Ephrata VICTOR J. BOUIUON Ellentburg JAMES E. BROOKS PRESIDENT Ellensburg MRS. MARY ELLEN DAVIS Kirkland ARCHIE S. WILSON Richland BONNIE J. WILEY Director of Publications ADMINISTRATION JOHN V. SUVA Director of Testing and Counseling ENOS E. UNDERWOOD ERIING J. OAKLAND Registrar Director of Tcocker Placement KENNETH COURSON Business Manager DR. EDWARD A. HUNGERFORD Assistant to the President ADMINISTRATION CHARLES J. QUANN Mgr. of the College Union Building ROGER V. MUNN Director of Auxiliary Services RAY AYERS LLOYD BUCKLES Director of Food Services Budget Officer CHARLES VLCEK Coordinotor of Closed Circuit T.V, COLLEGE OFFICIALS MAXINE TAYLOR College Nurse PAUL B. BECHTEL Director of Physical Plant is FACULTY AIR SCIENCE Moj. Gerfen explains the impor lance of tor gel intelligence 10 a cadet. Mr. Dudley examines a student’s problem in tech¬ nical drawing doss. ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS FACULTY MU1S GRACE ARMSTRONG Ml ALAN KRGSTROM MISS AMANDA HEKlER MISS MR SARA KOHliR MISS IRENE MelMERSON COLLEGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY Min Amanda Hebeler odviiet student on l iion planning. Graduate student prepores for an experiment in psychology lob. FACULTY EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY Mr, «ard l y demonstrate ! • guillotine hold to a student. Students practice table setting in home faculty MR ADRIAN MAME MRS. HELEN MtCAlE MISS WHMA MOORE HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS MISS MYRTLE CARLSON MRS MARION MtMAHON MISS HtltN MICHAnSVN MISS MARTHA PRATHEI MRS MARY WAGNIR MISS JtANNCm WARE 19 LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE A Head of Division, Or, Rinehort arranges for a Mrs Mundy and Miss Keith Dr, Anthuti points out a faculty mealing. ditcuu changes in H « technicality in the Rime of the II FACULTY Oft. DONALD tAtnfcft Mft TED BOWEN MISS DOftTHY DCAN JOStf H fftftlVALD • HOftfcftT OAINCS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Mist Dean quizzes student in xoology lab. Mr. Hoglin supervises student broadcast on KCWS. SPEECH, DRAMA RADIO AND TV 1 r ' 1 1 Hti | I v MR CHARMS MARK DR RORCtT MOWN MR RCNNFTM HAMMOND MR. OTTO JARURf■ DR RAUI WOt FACULTY SOCIAL SCIENCES DR. «hN{lH IUNDMRG DR SAMUEL MOHMR DR. KOTO ROOINt OR DONALD WARNER DR. ROttRT Y« ■ Or. lundberg ond Mr, Jokubek prove thot the social science depi. can function under all obstacles. ■ Mr. Flam checks progress of students. BUSINESS EDUCATION MR ROR€tT HAM DR CUCCNf ROSY MR A. C TRIADWfU OR MARY URTR If. 1 ■rl 1 9 £ i J §§ 1 fc ' igjfcj £ SENIORS WILMA MOORE hfdi. ANN MORRIS LINDA MOWtRY a u CONNIE NAASZ MARCIA NOROQOIST H. t LON OLSON hw X r 1 SENIORS . . , I 1 v y 1 B _ _ ■ gift CARMODY CMVOt IINICXT scon iota MlCHAfl MOWN AlNOlO WiNIAIN fAB N HANLON lVII HAl N JO€ HIDOEI SIM laltVIMt OAlt MtKKNNA 37 ANDERSON ■ A Corvette ' dance gave Andertoa a smashing opening to Sweecy life. A Chri tma party, new officer , and a glittering tereo contributed to a mo enthusiastic year. CA101 AUCN OAU ANDlttON MAIr sac-icy MAlT BAIRD MVttlT BAKtR MARCIA NCClt RAttiCiA MACltV t $ ROKN VIA04NIA KAMO CHRISTY BIOHi tor If AS MIC CRAM CMAItYNt CURB SUSAN CONI MM Cf OImmOm ■OT41V OIYINI oiANt ooeeoN 30 ANDERSON KATMlttN eoaON ItlNI Oil CMOt GAIA PAULA OAtMO AHNOCf CCILINCS MOV OUT 11 AN CAtfN UltKKI OfftAlDlNf ANITA KITSCH NAllLVN KltlN SANOiA (HEIR SUJANSI I H IT CNAWOm KOtPKt judv lANt Fw Mm • V if i of ■ V - w| 1 t_r- . V — r jB ■ i ji i ANDERSON UNO tIOOAN oaii n «HA r i TMti airsoiei vkxii aoitirj UNO it A VIC tIMOA ITiaKNS 0 U TO I AS MOllV NANCT WARIIN UlMiHN WttMH MYtNA VHOOINl MMt WIUS 01 ANN WIIOHT I 3 1104 MOWfl KMIM l WIN C 1 0 KI«t A1HCK HAtOlt COOK eom« wviMN r glyndauer ■ Glyndouef fanned Swcocy spirit with noted folksinger, Arlene Flynn, an all college donee, pani ipot on in Chorol competition, and ihe winning of the Homecoming spirit jog. Private teas ond foculty chots enriched their group life- KAMOLA ■ 1962 wot the fifth win for Komola in Christmas Choral competition. The girls sponsored a bock to school donee, o Homecoming float, and sow Myrtle Kmoko crowned Homecoming Princess from Komolo. ' N 4 KRISTIN! ANDIKIN NOUV ANOMIC MAR AfcCrfttO KAMOLA rtoo cwi lcoat VlttONlCA COliT SAAA COIUM JUOT COIOMAI oioaia coftMwtu v V 1 KENNEDY ■ Kennedy wo? a great nom« in 62 63, orvd the Kennedy women proodiy held Pixie Week, supported a volley boll ond basketball team for WRA and joined forces with Monro for their Homecom.ng Float. coNNit motet voNcttt turn OAr tol lo PhH tOflN All (Nf OtANf maicia oefooo MONTGOMERY 0 Montgomery showed the Swh«( y pep with P .il I fof Centrol o Homecoming floot theme and strong porticipation in intro-murol sports. IP Xk r... P o IOHN AKNUOtH TON SAAKS •ON A ID ftlUINGS COUtTNfr MANCM •OOt« lust 1 ip |AMI i - p i.Aa , ft £1 •ICMAID I ' AHI •Oft CAVUItU WAVN COIOCU •ICHAtD CMt 1 AN ■IU CUlBttrsON r Wk ft rl Aik A; A o o Jri IAIK CUNNINO DAI IS U 0 1 CCS l AMY fANCNtl • Aw Oh OAMA WILLIAM MAIDt 1 ' r o p p i hikmi A •ill Mtitet sieve itmtu (Oltcr IAVANAUGM •tU HINDU •ON KNAtP lAJMyft llNAAGif MIKI MAHAtttY ISAAC AMJMGAl CtAlO Nt ISON DOUGLAS OWtWS DOUGLAS UAL •oem muow WD (TANICY ak an Dttr GLtNN WAWW MUNRO ■ Pooled 1 ol«nr« o Munro ond Kennedy erected the fabulous Genghis KoKn Homecoming floor, but Munro, alone, was able to maintain the Kigheet GPA for dorms in ' 62. MtVtN HtKHM •ON fO MAITMUT NtAKI WOtre.ANS MUMZ MNN ' S mu hard OaM MON HR JOHN IA ff V.HCtNf RAN DAlt lAMIttT (00 UOtO •ON IUNDSHG oeovoc MAoit MO MM«S DON AID NIUM JOHN SISSON no sticn UA1UN stive wuiircND MUNSON )0 MNf CO COIHN « IN MAlt DAVIt AllCt DCNIINf NAZC1II OtlllNG ANN (Ml lUOll (VANl MO AA IAMIM camou rrAU JUUt GAIN JOOOH OOU1P Mjltf IA GUfBIN MUNSON K)NN ' « HtNt l OM SMIHM Mill CAtOlt HOfftVAD SHAITJN AMOrt CAIOl JOftOtNltN «n DCANII KUMM(A «IOT CUBIC II AM( MNICI lilt HZ m,COImi r IOA M.lNfMr M MUNSON |)my writs i rMscA picKirr tim urn SNIMIt RADRt CAIOIYM RORtrtS l cum A ROCKWOOO IUD41H WAUNIR M t WAlfVt IAU«A WATSON ( A f Hfl’Nl WtAGCl SMAftON wusir 39 oto«o« J(MT 1«MAN •ON MtCUIN NORTH ■ Tof meont North Holl os the North men took first place 9190 , third place float, first in noise, and sponsored the 1962 Homecoming Queen Winter Wonderland dance and turkey trot spelled success for North as well. 0 rr ■ABTlfTT Mil ISAUSIAN MAtVrv Meat •oeitt iiitMi AMS I HAND 004 MOWN GCOIGt CARSICK « At CHIN WlUIAM CUM JAMfS CUMMINGS tAf CUNNINOHAM NORTH winih it ItCMAlO tiAVItf OAVf UOTD C. tr iOCX CUMT KftAU DOM KftAtl NIAl KUVAlA At lANDIN ItUCI lAWtfft KDMN IATIOM DAW MACCIT DAVf MAlVfl lottii unn WATNf MlUfA lAftIV MttlOM TO MODI NORTH DCNMtS OKWAMG iv 4 arrrascx mvbon xmasoN mwd mujgiat jimy tomct CD IATMOMD TOM RCIDCR JOHN aiNGSTOtff nim aiCAtr Mica aoroNDO mabiin auoow AS OFF CAMPUS ■ Off ompm wot on the move in 1962-63. Moro to rKon ever before Promot-ng Sweety •piril, Key doubled otiendontc oi Off Campus lynct on and found now ond lively oclivities for Off Campus students OFF CAMPUS ■ Ip W 14 m jei oil n 1 Li S| X- 4. S 0 ' M tfBf ! x I j STEPHENS ■ Stephen got 1962-63 underway by winning frosh orientation, the tug of wor, and the second ploce float in the Homecoming competition. •aioi coir a JIM CO I TO eise costann tXNN ' t CIAII OAtY D U MITH DtAtON IttYI IIKI JON C4TTWOJ o ac gocici XX GIANT D4JANC GUJSt MITX HAOtDO«N JENNIE MOORE JOVCe KAGCKMAN RITA MAKX •ftNDA MAMMON 4 ♦ ■ Jennie Moore proudly carried off the smoll group trophy lor Christmas choral competition bringing honor and pride to their first full dormitory year. jcamcttv HtmsoN CAtOl MUIR iauia nrwire RAfSY MUIINO t ' TA MONTH atem iwn 79 ■ A fun pocked p zzo por y b«gon Whitney ' % o«lol ea ©n with mony dinner e chongev Homecom«r g competition, and loe V« ai Night rounding out the dorm calendar. PHILIP ciatton •til COltAl 4i aid cart DAVf COB co atAio t ai iMOicorr MCI CAB If WHITNEY AA1 THOMPSON CON SMAIT •or tniov WAYMf SWAN ON US m T. ss OAlBY VAUtJNH JOHN Vltft jcmm wassci IICK WCVtR 1 pn K.( 51 GAtr WIllON DOUG WPNN ■P£i WILSON aoe ahvwuhs ItCKAlD AUEtT DON ATfLC ION ARVIK HOWARD lASCOCK IARRT RINNCTl TID SINGCU GARY SO ACHUS JOHN IODY jeaer eu oet lAhNr men IOC NfAMHO SAM fRAMCIRCO tOt 4 fRASICR JOHN GUNNCBSON ■ Wilson ' hordy men scored first plot in intro-mural footboll. ond gove music and fun K Ke Sweecian ot their onnuol pajama donee STUDENT PLANNING COUNCIL MICK BARRUS pmiDtNr BOB MOAWAD viCf rmiocwr ■ Increosing students political awot n w has bwn a mo|or goal of the SGA. Sevcrol political speakers have informed students of the vital issues of our nation, state, and community. The oddition of o fifth executive, the inclusion of the Student Planning Council within the constitution, and o strengthening of Honor Council procedures will pave the way for a stronger association. The “Speaker in the Union program has ogain proven its worth by offering students the opportunity to listen to a variety of speeches. PAT JOHNSON sec rotary DICK JACOBSON SGA OFFICERS Lkl of a solkf inlvrnalional-tii difit progrom, the establishment of o sistor university; the organization of a campus humanities program the abolishment of compulsory R.O.T.C., plus growth in the oreo of Union programming S G A COUNCIL ■ With the ratification of a new constitution, the Student Government Association con look forward to increased activity and service to students within the coming years, listed ore a number of projects the S.G.A. is promotirvgi the creation NS A ■ Not onol Student ' s Association mode its debut on Central s campus in the Spring of 1962. Central is one of 400 colleges In the United Stoles belonging to this association. Since the time of organization, NSA has completed a housing survey, brought a representative from the Peace Corps, and sponsored WUS Week. Pictured lefl ore Jim Mottis and Kathy Drebick who spent many hours organizing NSA on our campus. HONOR COUNCIL KEN BRACKEN, Chm. SANDY LEWIS DENNIS HUBBARD MARGIE HURT JACK EVANS FRANCIE JACQUES ■ The purpose of Honor Council is to insure •he administration of justice in all offenses of the honor code concerning Central students- WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Twelve CWSC readers were sclecied to appear In Who’s Who In American Colleges ond Universities. Selection was on acodemic achievement and campus activities, Others choten. but not pictured, were Cathy Speichinger ond Barbara Bennett. ■ ROW FIVE: L. Johnson, C. Detering, M. Treloor, J. Madden, J. Demmon, J. Lewis, 0. Jones, D. 5 hoe4i ld. M Kysar, R Volkmon, 0. Daniel, G. Wiese. G Barfletl, J Hill. B lawler. W Clork, J. Richmond, J. Church, D. Crobb. ROW FOUR: S. King, J. Hein, G- Scoff. T. Wing, T. Yook, H. Nelson, K. Williomson, S. Horrison, H. Underwood, K. Flam, D. Bearing. L. McKinney. M Brain, D. Powell, M. Pederson, P. Re«n, P. Strong , R. Bolinger, J. Bennetsen, 0- French, F. McNamara, C- Madden, ■ R. Fox, B. Nelson, J. Smirh, R Holden, S. Storwick. ROW THREE: P. Johnson, B. Fredrickson, R Gront, R. A ho, 0. Morris, E Alexander, T. Ryon, H. Greig, D. Whiten , l Glenn. M Haberman, B- Miles, G. Roth well. W. Bryson, T. Rydmon, l Venetii, 0. Nott. ROW TWO: W. Anderson, Assistont Director,- V. Kocher, D Miller, K. Aoki, 6. Morrison, S. Oakland, P. Nisbet, 0 Clauson, I. Em, L. Hanson, B- Andrews, A. Bert Christionson, Direclor. ROW ONI: G- Polmerton, L. Zarek, J. Myers. 94 M CENTRAL SINGERS ■ Undvr the direction of Dr. Wayne Hertz, the Onfrol Singer worked all year to blend tKeir voice . ■ Fall quorter found them rehearsing for their Christmas program which thi year wo ‘The Elijah ' by Mendelssohn. Michael Haberman, Paul Piertoll, Virginia Brand, Suzanne Peterson and Susan Erickson were the featured soloists. ■ Winter quarter they prepared for their Spring tour. The program of music used on the tour was first presented on campus in a special concert. All audiences were impressed and enthusiastic about their presentation. A HRS? ROW I. Sngf ' wd. S Strad . R AliMtdo, ■ Gifcwtn. $ 0 «imioi4, P Rnm , I U-lv I Sydsw. SiCOMD ROW M. lymMM, t. lo-Uf. G PnVwH . I lets . f Ra r m«nd. T. R r «n D WHllir, D Sn« . RACK ROW: G. W,r . T Ry n . K Aebt. S KU . 0 CUm . P N«W. T. Y—k. W. Oort. R Grant. ORCHESTRA ■ In only the second year of its existence, the Control Orchestra accomplished severol things. It established itself os a campus music group and presented a concert on its own. Some difficult numbers were tackled In this, the first concert. Many students and townspeople came to hear it. Through auditions before Waldie Anderson, their director, members were chosen for this group. CRIMSON CORALS ■ Tit activities of Crimson Corals, Controls synchronized swimming group, included planning and working towards its Spring Swim Show. It sponsored a College mixer, and a tea. •ACM IOW B 9. Phoaiant, 1 Schaofo . ft Wall S. Oraoa. ft lawW ' . J Hmilyn I M S Rourvdi, SOW ONI I. DU.. C. Oibiori SOW TWO 0 l«s. I Somali K R tv«« W Mtlon. J. Allada, 9. O ' lftifl. i. TittgvraM. L Npp«l President, Jan Fitzgerald Advisor, Mina Zenoc President. Meg Mortin ORCHESIS ■ The highlight event of the Modern Oonce Club this year, wos the Northwest Oonce Symposium, spon¬ sored by C. W 5. C Orchesis also performed during Homecoming and MCN ROW $ Walt. A f.anuta.ict. Viw AS. Martha ti . S Van Blvmi, Sac. K. imorf. J AI...U ROW OMR J. Fo . • OtlauMfili. C. Rirtpalncl. VALKYRIE RIFLES ■ The newly organized Valkyrie Rifles Is a precision drill team. They represented Central In Ke Inland Empire Drill Competition meet along with other meets and exhibitions throughout the Northwest HOMKOMMG Pa«aD€ • Itt UtttO ASOVt L Scot PfM., I M.,nW r Vl« P-r : T Eggi ' t. S c : K. Krtwpar Tiwi.; T tad , D JonSlM, i R ••«•«• v . N Vomry, C. t l t ill. 0 Hodgit. D. Lloyd O. MUcfcil. t iacobt. A luMM. C Cioig. I lV y S K g. I MtDfnaW, Ceomcnding. KELLY ' S ANGELS Sandy laRoe Commonder ■ Re activated foil quarter into an initial flight of twelve, the group increased to fifteen Winter quarter and twenty-one Spring quarter. Among their activities Kelly ' s Angels serve as official hostesses to ROTC teas and receptions. tow THRU K Dol N Iwm K Wy lr . I RwkboM. ML Tripet ROW TWO J S-w-wr- M «w. C. «rSpo, rK k. Op Of.c.r ROW om K. Driblet. Ad Otf«w, 9 Omm, Dip Comm.j $. lalur. Comm. ■ Wooriimg, Com pi 100 ALPHA PHI OMEGA ■ Alpha Phi Omega is the notional fraternity of former boy Scouts who with to serve the campus ■ fto Xi, Central ' s Chopter, contributed over 100 hours of service Pall quarter v««sr •• Cut Mie e, .. is iisurtuu itimt hs iosics Ulitibi n« tn-KC if I. K flA ' IO f DANCE ■ The I. K. ' s, Control ' sophomore men s service honorary, again spent a busy year helping with campus functions. INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS J Doug la . J « « , WONT ROW J Mtnv Roc«i 1 Iridtbr, Sctlb . B MchN. DuU. U -r f iackMM. D Utk It H ■ Sigma Ton Alpha is a nationally affiliated and chartered service honorary for Rainbow girls. Ssgma Tou renders service SIGMA to mony student groups on campus. TAU ALPHA RACK ROW R Hatmafcar, f TSoiapaen. A. Dtntin . S. SmtWf , M. Mdlty. t tdlfL ROW TWO: S rUlkpi, O. Rina Kart, Sacratarf. D McKMin. Traawrrar, A. M Will.. ROW ON( C Olujn C KiMrr., L. ta l «cad. trMlcknti fl. Iiua. BACK BOW C. •+«. I N Uo f. Dov «in B. CiRvtt . K. BOW ONI J. Bo l. D Si ltMn R NmI. B. WiM. A MattiM . Vkwii Cov . P R . ROM TWO l G Of, M Baraftck R Co« ««i, W 11 Kappa Pi provide on extra path to recogniie orii ic potential and professional ability. 105 ALPHA PSI OMEGA ■ Alpho Pji Omega is tho rational dramatics honorary. Control ' s Mu Tou chopter promote interest in drama on our campus. RACK ROW: O La-lx V,.. O landilir K Mown, M Hanl«i4, 0 Pert. dQ ROW TWO r I . | T«rf« r . Pratidxil, 0. TSmUi. Mo gir; R. CobU ROW ONI M $ i.h SIGMA MU EPSILON ftACK OW 0 ••• •« P Johnion. ft. Wmm. ft. S 1 0 . N Krumt . 0 D MHer, 0 to-, t rU« P P- ' iol l G «n H. Om«q. K. Airti MUST ROW M NHw. Tr « . B Clark, O lowWi SECOND ROW. R. Holden ft. King, J. McCdawgK, Set ft Ma«lgo t , b«. J le- «. ml Ufcmoe. T ftydewn. D Jmtkmn. I lle«al f Da«tdeen, C Johnion D. Oronl. V w R o ■ACK BOW R All r n. j Wth, f McCUl«t. ; ROW IWO ROW ONI t Kim«. C S-t1«, Vk«. «« J McCok fK I Nilltr. f. lo.t.k.,o I ft |,rHl S«., A M SerinMX, J. Iwrtni C Sp.uKnj,., m.fo.ior ■ The purpose of Koppo Delto PI Is lo encourage high professional, intellectual, ond personal standards and to recognize outstanding contribution to education. To this end. Koppa Delta PI invitee to membership persons who exhibit commendable personal qualities, wonhy educational ideas, and sound scholarship. KAPPA DELTA PI 106 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB ■ During the pan year , Psychology Club has provided stimulating debates and speakers for those students interested in the field of Psychology. Also, it sponsored a fund raising dance and Inter club social meetings. BACK ROW J NUtcboll D bangs J. W.o T CoA . J. tintof. A. WmIics, 1. Oo-v. t. B.ou -.aw G THonsot. StCOND ROW; J. Wall. I GiMnaoWl I Kallfraan. T. NovnoM, AOviun, C. Oogo, Alitor, f. Fr.sk. R HoMtmns. W Millar. ROW OMR: W. Moora. Sect R Cbrtsllaoooa, Fms, H. Babcock, V Bros PSI CHI Bob Biersner President low TWO T NMnSMi, J .irj ,, J- Wans. O Gaga. A. Woiiko. f Jacobson. Advisor ROW ONK J, Kallgron. T ae j B Woo log. Soc v J Minball V. bti.i R RSarsnor, Rra . ■ Psi Chi Is devoted to the enhancement of psychological knowledge. Research works, debates, and reodings ore presented and discussed, This is slricily an academic organization with proficient psychology majors Invited to become members. HERODOTEANS ART WALL, PRESIDENT E. Ulvi, A. Wall and K, Wenner ■ Herodoteans, history honorary, celebrated it 40fh year of organiza¬ tion this year. ■ The group was founded in 1923 by Professor Fish. Members actively helped with the annual gathering of used books for the WUS Week Book Sale in April. An annual bean feed was also held. M. Martin and L Scalf SACK tow S C pb«ll. SwoiW. L ScaH. Mabiw. t Uhl. R tU UU f. Mill.. ROW C W .ira. | StMnt. D. Wait.. M. Ccrfo-. ONI D CUn . V. tr«i. A Wall. Nt; ROW TWO R J Metti . 1C. Wanner. S. M. Martin, Swj R A Ran. Tr a BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB ■ The Buiinm and Economic Club bring to the compos various speakers In the field of business. RACK BOW T « W i w J OfelN . f. S . wtKo. ., H. ZyMr W. Nefit. H A4 +o. ROW THRU R AWtir. J RWfcy. 0 llemer, r eow TWO I. UfHA S K« r n l ' m , C H l«iod. T. W« m eow ONI J. Rvt m, ve.i J. ■•o h W Ntfl. Sm. ' Tiwm WHITBECK-SHAW ■ The Whitbeck-Shaw Geography C lub Is dedicated to stimulating interest in the field of geography RACK ROW I CortpbWI. K. MiwiMifd. Ml Koartt, J. Dfdmh, O low N rtombuiQ. ROW tWO 0. Johwbtfc. Mtiiai O VIm, M. CWiwnont J OtckwiMM, M. MorvoAo. A. Schwtw ' ROW ONI A Wanto. V 4 «UPP R M.i J HaUraio , SN. tr«ai SACK SOW O CiUi R khtboum. I S Koresn. M Ro ol M. W.dmr R. Moll . J. Oukter ROW THRU fk liow«, T Ambits R t MUr. R. TothAipa, R. ho, D. MtKfcfcin A O Sr,on. J. C Iter . S Ivwi ROW OMf : H. Chr, .ttonior t Ur C OuMwvr. R. Atop. . H. MorvaSo. ROW TWO M londo . C Scbotalt, L Wort.nb.rp.., 1. ' Wh . T. Clapp. A. ? •!• OfFICCM: ML Anoka. IrMi, C Hilt lot Cano., R. btiMtl, R. Stordo ' d. Co R ' Ud.ntt ■ Student National Education Asvooot on is a pro fessional organisation which is an osset to Th« student in the educational program. SNEA ■ The Music Educators National Club, o group of prospective music teachers, serves to further ocquoint its members with their field of interest MENC ' C C! r rt n r IB iHCMTi fl T | V ™ fl. 1 1 W. jgf PRESIDENT LARRY FANCHER INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB OW ONI. M. Uw«. L knwtt, D Mor«. 1 taronx. L laodwr ■ The I.A.C. Is organized to provide professional atmosphere for those in the Industrial Arts. SACK IOW s r.M.bonU t Moiwn. W Mat . W Corlton. O. GiWk 0 1. 0 b v I. Si«o f K tow TWO W SoMT.i i D SoM B Co ptwll W MHp. G Benfcu H. Olwn K. StWytr G Sogpi. • The college rad o station tapes many student activities and plans enjoyable program listening for Control ' s students. KCWS-FM BACK SOW B MNoft. • C DmW«. B. Ka K 0 lof ufc BOW 0NS G GB k S • i Hopo. t. Hnitnitab. L OAw . CN« ns HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ■ The purpose of ihe Home Economics Club is to acquaint its members with oil phases of home making. PHREMMS BACK HOW I. !W « . M B-o-n A i r. It. VnllA. 0 N •Horn, I tmHK I 4,l n J CKa 9 C«w ROW TMm j KJtir ' V.r. C HU. M. M. SnfWn. Hill H. CfcnaHonton, C. Kob. C. Hand ROW TWO K. M IW, L WwHnbtrjw, M. Brtwtr, A Sltian S Oglt. J. Syd w B Nah. ROW ONI r Trvoi. i Honfeurg, Fr i Aid. 1 IloiWidi, P ri : Jl Lund. Sot CantM« SHEILA STAftKOVICH PRESIDENT BACK ROW r B U n. C Wlk,, • larwa. S. Wrko.i«K R NstnaUi, B Grubb. 0 . Wnmw, S I Mms R. Mnt sn. ROW TWO- J. Swear m f . M. Caepball. 0 Marcum, R. W« t 0. tidtr. K. V.od nb.r tt C. Paxton ROW ONI B. bt TrM.i C ot r .o«. RubRcM r , i. Alba, V.R., B. Batsman, MiUortan. ■ Phremms is a professional organi ohon for Heolfh, Recreation, and Physical Education mo|ors and minors. Through the activities of Phremms, the participants stimulate and foster o professional understanding orvd an increasing interest in their field. 114 REC CLUB BACK BOW. 5 M ko «k, J Nano . 1 Kma. M F y f . I sun B Crkhoaa. K Hoowath J. BorAir. ). Wolkr, S C. Ot C. John .on, B. Boxomoo BOW TWO S. Dobno M KutoicAUo. A rr««wte fc t. B Hooq. A BattllA, B. la’Mn. L Janaarv S. Andii o . H Oartlr A Mfebard A. OkAfe, BOW ONt S rM W. j A Bo . D I Boa . T. Sc nyijtr S. Graan. J. S adl r- 0 Oaar.ck. C (Mar OrfKIBS STANCMHO D Wamon, Stii Miif, t toaquaa, Bwb Chirr . I Jomav Sf ' 0 Sp ■ ..• Mitt tocry. A rlaor SCAflO ■ Hot«ok r, Krai, I lawaan. Vito WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION MEN ' S INTRAMURAL ASSOCIATION lit ■ During Homecoming, AWS look chorge of the queen candidates, coronation, ond the quean ' floot. They sponsored Ke Christmos Tolo. various leas, ond co-sponsored Porents ' weekend. The organization was also responsible for tbe Frosh handbook and the tutorial progrom. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Pat Deane President ALPHA OMEGA ■ Alpha Omega is a social organisation for moture women on Central ' s campus. ectSIDCNT If MORI RANSOM ENGUSH FORUM John Vifion, Advisor June Richardson, President ■ This organizolion is op«n to students In the Arts and Sciences as well as education. The meetings are conducted informally in order to promote free discussion of literature and grammar in its various media. ■ The second year of English Forum, formerly known as English Club, hos seen o wide variety of literory topics discussed by students and foculty. til ■ SAC tow. (. tnmry, G Dot . S. Moil. D CMmm. t Oddi Ad iMr, t Mull, I Adaani, K W ntlia ROW two t Stow, J Morwt. D Cnkh. t KbkHora, • J, OouW. I Ht« flk l. Sloaig. • C r Sat R Grof. Rto j J. MdotMon. toe S t 1t YOUNG DEMOCRATS ■ During the fall quarter, Mr Young Democrats formed a Students to Re elect Poul Holmes to the State Legislature ' Com¬ mittee. Winter quarter, the Young Democrat attended the state convention at Seattle ROW OM( R Tw.: 0. Corridi It Itndbirs. Vlottr t.| ROW tWO. T Sobol. J W n ( K«4it. t UM. S c 130 YOUNG REPUBLICANS ■ last Spring Young Repub¬ licans hooted the first annual Young Republicans State leadership conference. They hove sponsored various speakers and helped with local political campaigns. ROW ONS I Ma 14 rv R All . • •• J My rt Sac ' vttvy: 0 fcaapW . Athlaor; ROW two C Mader. 1 Jauhtbi, J FOREIGN STUDENTS A MARIA do SANTOS Fronce DC SAMUflSON Advisor f) MAISIE CHUNG Hong Kong ■ This yeor Control if proud to hove several foreign students on the campus, These students represent a stronger international bond that the college is trying to create. Central hopes to have a sister University program in the future that will enable the students here to become well acquainted with another college, its functioning, and activities. G€RTRUD€ KEEF Austria ISAAC MUNGAI Kenya TEA TSENG Formosa 121 RELIGIOUS GROUPS BAPTIST STUDENT UNION UCI ROW I. |. Claud. T Malthawi. I 9hatby. ROW TWO- C Wnlkay R HuM . M Ryrry ■ l«btri n; ROW OMR: f. Hofinact, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RACK ROW. t S B frk d. 9. Al«jt.« u . I ROW TWO, R F|aldi od. J. M ' l, A. VcNanck. 9 Own ROW ONt M. J aiE wn, P Co Um DISCIPLES STUDENT FELLOWSHIP RACK ROW M. I pm . P.avdant, 1 «odk . I land . 0 WMdK Ad.lMc; K. Iwd iw; ROW ONI 1 AtuNIran, L Maalb. P Sargant, P. JgkiMn R. C«o o« INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP U« HOW K lu 4hui«. L MAtingar. J I Slapitn, l. Ovanlraa . P M C Uod i ROM TMISC’ l Stud .. ML londit . P Nnbtt Zana la matt. t taolu ROW TWO l Tuchar, So Irvnar A Otr.lcfc, I Randall. ROW ONE W P«ont DESERET RACK IOW i W. lalar. I Markloy. J S im . M Hoani ROW THREE I Now. R A Marlloy, S Van Valka J u g ROW TWO A Ratify. M. GaAA. D. Word, K. Scbmdlt. ROW ONI W Oof 173 LUTHER CLUB ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP UNITED COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN FAITH RACK ROW J. Fiii ' K MorKonA. II Ro«b, I. F| dilod. Kt . 0 Cmw; ROW TWO Rr Z«dlkw, E. NMl L TnUr r .« 1 , ROW OMC: WESLEY CLUB RACK ROW: L AlFfiv, ft. Stally. R v D. CniMi, L Andwun. K. Morfbiil. A. HitAordi tOW TWO M. MdwJat. T M w i i i. OMinkg, L K dk. WoHor,, ROW OMR: M. KsMi. Vk r Mlilirrt. WESTMINSTER CLUB BACK BOW l. Vim Vl - Futidwl, ft. McCi loehi tOW ONI Z ftorrMtt, P-niiWni, I. MiUinpor J. • V««w fti. c. Wri«M SKYDIVERS Vi k, Lr. 1 Wd A I 4 A 1 ft fl fcjjljSj jd ■ i j E t tf Hjr ir i l r , H A; ' INSCAPE Inscope the quortecly magazine pubfifcKed on Central ' s campus features the work of students ond ■ The I CAPf boosts a 128 HYAKEM ■ These member of the Hyokem toff worked long and hard to pot out th s record of the 1962 63 year. ■ Cover wo created, layout designed, picture token and copy written a the taff worked to meet the spring deadline. Thi is the finished product. MARlE-CHANTAl DOS SANTOS (Miche) THE CAMPUS CRIER ■ The Campus Crier was Headed by Editor Jim Talbert, assisted by Dennis Hubbard, associate. Under fKeir leadership, the staff of the Campus Crier experienced a very successful yeor. Writing editorials, assigning siories, meeting dead¬ lines, and laying out pages were the moin duties of tHe staff They published 8-poge issues again this year. Special issues were put out during Home coming and before the Symposium ■ besides campus news, news on a national, stole and local level was included ■ In preparation for expansion, the copy desk was increased from 1 to 8. Future plans include the expansion from a weekly to a bi-weekly poper,- then to a daily. The installation of a wire service is also planned. ■ Bonnie Wiley served as advisor of the Campus Crier. Don Bork, lee 5och , Marie dot Santo«, Ken Brundage. Pal Brody. Po Helm, Vinnie PleleKer, Lori Mid¬ dleton. Ed Stover, and Goil Keimer Paul Allen, loU Bokn and Jim Kenoyer n Diane Thacker 1 1 3 yC ' • ■ 1 rssli®? f ” MB I WfA Wlm Kpj f | v FOOTBALL ■ The Central Wildcat started off the 1962 football season with a real bang. Coach Adrian Btomtr ' t men whipped Whitman College in iheir Inaugural lilt 21-0, and continued to whitewash opposition, os the blanketed P. L U. 25-0. After a hard fought 6-6 tie with Western, the roof momentarily fell in on the Cats when the U. P. S. Loggers took o 9-6 victory. The roof continued to fall os the Whitworth Pirates dealt the Cats their worst defeat of the season, 32 0. Fortunes picked up for Central during Homecoming, os it clobbered the Eastern Savoges 32 3 in the annual homecoming game at Ellensburg. The Cots next journied over the hill to tangle with P. L. U . and come home on the short end of o 20-6 score. But revenge was gained the next week as they beat rivel Western 21 14 before the home town fans. In the season finale, Ceatrol met Willomette and the finol score was 13-6. Three Cats were picked by the Evergreen Conference coaches to the oil-league loom. Those honored were Phil Fitterer, Arnie Tyier and Dick Shannon. PHIL FITTERER Quorterback KENT SMITH Guard DICK SHANNON Tockle LOU LAWRENCE End JOHN HARRIS Tackle BYRON JOHNSON Tackle BILL ISHIDA Halfback DON ZIMMER Halfback SAN FRANCISCO Fullback ART ELLIS End TOM BUCKNER Halfback GRID STARS LONNY WILDMAN Guard WAYNE HURT End ARNIE TYLER Tackle GARY LUFT Quarterback JAY HANEY Guard ROGER SNOW Quarterback m DAVE OSS Tockle KEITH PAINE Fullback 1 COACHES JAMES NYIANDER Assistant CoocH MEl THOMPSON Assistant Cooch BUROON DAUGHERTY Student Coach Groduote Student Cooch SEASON S RECORD CENTRAL Western Eastern Willamette — • • f ' • —- t BACK BOW: J. Slim. M. fcggon I. Otniy. I K«Kl. BOW ONI R Otlmw. I bmuy. t ViImw. I lo g , I. W.Ucm, D Noll. 0. HttMlI, J- Co—. JL CIHton. H Iwn, J. Otii. I. Moa«od. ■ Central ' s hoop% a enjoyod o winning season this past winter with 14 victories against 10 losses. The Cots hod an eight win, three loss non conference record, a four win, six loss record in conference play, and won two, lost one in the annual Evergreen Conference Tournament. The Cals finished fourth In the league roce and won third place in the tournament. ■ Cooch Lea N cholson ' s squad started out the season with eight wins in its first I I games. However, injuries and scholastic difficulties hit the squad ol the end of the first quarter. Dale Holl, Harold Riggan, Jim Clifton, three storters. were out with injuries during much of the leogue competition. The Cats seemed to rebound os the season neared its end; the three returned to action, winning five victories in their last seven games. ■ The hooorory captain award went to Harold Riggan. Most inspirational player award was given to Jim Clifton. Ron Olney was given the “Mr. Hustle award. ■ The leading scorer wos Olney who averaged 13.7 points a game. Riggan was next, hitting for on average of 12.8 points per gome. Olney led the squad in the rebounding department collecting 255. Brod Wilson was next in line with 192. ■ With Wilson being the only senior on the squad, the prospects for next year look bright Central ' s entire storting unit of Olney. R ggan, Clifton, Hall ond Moowod will be bock along with Roger Buss and Jerry Cote who, olong with CENTRAL ' S Wilson, led the reserve strength. ■ Cooch Leo Nicholson completed 34 years of cooching at Central this past BASKETBALL seoson. He hos also served os football cooch, track coach, and tennis mentor during his many years on the Central campus. TEAM DALE HUTSill DALE HAU ROGER BUSS SWIMMING ■ Control ' s swimming loom sploshed to the best record in the history of the sport on the Ellentborg compos this post winter. ■ Under the cooching of Tom Anderson, the Cot won six meet and lost four In the annual Evergreen Conference Swimming Meet, the Cot sworn to second place. Pocing the Central Swimmer were Trent Jonas, who amosted 96.75 points during the season. He was followed closely by Duane Bangs with 95.50 and John Galbraith with 92.50. ■ Eleven school records were broken during the season, out of a total of 13 event . Galbraith holds five record and Jona ha possession of four. ■ The member of the team elected Duone Bang a the team captain, Bill Dendurent was given the inspirational award by his teommotes. ■ Special recognition should be given to Coach Anderson, who, in his first year at Central, did on outstanding job Much credit for the attendance at the home meets, which for exceeded that of any other school in the conference, is due so Coach Anderson ■ The outlook for the next two or three year i« bright os the only seniors on the squad were Bangs and Duane McEneny. John Couch i the only junior and the rest of the squad was mode up of freshmen and sophomores M( SOW: 0. I Jorw, 0. tongs, f. Thomos. J Couch. J Gofer otffc ROW O m ■ 0 n t.. «.i. 0 W«Jf. . 1 0 W, A ScSostw. ft Mill.. CENTRAL SWIMMING RECORD 1963 Central 69 Eostern Wash ington 26 Central 73 Whitman College 12 Central 61 Western Washington 33 Central 21 University of British Columbio 74 Central 70 Western Washington 33 Central 28 University of Puget Sound 66 Central University of British Columbia Cancelled Central 22 University of Puget Sound 72 Central 78 Whitworth College 11 Central 51 Eastern Washington 44 Central 34 University of Idaho 60 SEASON RECORD Control 26 Whitman 3 Central 14 O. S. U 17 Central 13 U. of O. 15 Central 39 U. B. C. 0 Centrol 15 U. of W. 15 Central 30 Western 2 Central 15 P.S.C. 11 Central 13 P. $. C. 13 Central 13 M. A. C. 19 Central 27 Whitman 0 Centrol 16 W. S.U. 12 Central 16 U. of W. 11 Central 24 Western 8 Centrol 17 w. s u. 13 BACK ROW 0 NrXonv t. Salywr, O % tfmclma t Olson 0 ROW TWO L JoK o . • Ellfew. G G org , I. CeNitf. 0 O‘ 0fK K Kr r on T. C« l n ROW ONI W lah f, l l rn... R UHe . I Bo o, 0 Swnw WRESTLING ■ Central ' s wrestlers won the state wrestling championship among the collages and univvnitai in Washington state this past winter To odd frosting to the cake, the Wildcats placed third In the onnuol Pacific Coast Wrestling Tournoment. Gerald George. Central ' s fine sophomore, was the Pacific Coost champ in the 147 pound class. Ken Salyer and leRoy Johnson finished n the runner up positions in their weight divisions, ond Don Porhom ploced ftftti •n the heavyweight class Coach Eric Beardsley ' s gropplers ended the regular season with nine victories, three losses, and two ties, for the best record in the three year history of the sport at Central ■ The highlight of the regular season was the Cals ' 16-11 victory over the University of Washington Huskies when over 1800 fans swormed into Nicholson Pavilion to witness the event. The consensus was that It was a bigger crowd thon the Pacific Coast Wrestling Tournament draws to its annual event Central had fought to a 15 15 draw with the Huskies earlier in the season in Seattle to mar the Cots ' otherwise perfect record ogainst every college In Washington state. ■ Overall, the Cot wrestlers won 90 matches, lost 46 and fought so seven draws. When one consider the competition Central faced, this record is particularly outstanding, and is a compliment to Cooch Beardsley ' s fine sk U and the effort put forth by the wrestling team. Central was led by freshman Joel Burke, who won 16 matches and lost one. George followed Burke with 10 wins, one loss, ond one draw. ■ With Salyer the only senior on the squod, the outlook Is very bright for next year. BASEBALL ■ Central Baseball coach Jim Nylander hod six letlermen among the twenty three men on the vonity tquod. They included catcher Art Ellis, pitchers Ken Anderson, Kim Morgan, Jim Clifton, first baseman Jim Parker and outfielder Bill Seraile. ■ The remaining roster included: first basemen Rod Giliman. Bob Werner and Doyle Hide, second basemen Joe Miller, Bob Moowad and Dale lombert. Short stops lorry Shider and Dick Sieverson. Third basemen: Tom Berndt, Dave Klorich and Roger Ottmar. Outfielders: Tom Boars and Gary Mutteball. Cotchers: Chuck Wood and John Jameson Pitchers; Tom Tarbox and Jim Soori Seraile, Werner and Ellis also played in the outfield. ■ Central ployed in the Eastern Division of the Evergreen Conference, with Eastern and Whit¬ worth, Western, the University of Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran University comprising the Western Division. I Eoch team played the schools in its division four times in conference play, and the winners of eoch division played off for the league championship • Whitworth seemed likely to be the team to beat in the East, while Western looked equally strong in the Western Division. BOTTOM ROW: Roger Ottmor, Bob Moowod, Gory Hutteboll, Joe Miller, Bill Seraile, Oal« Lambert SECOND ROW; Lorry Snider, Jim Porker, D ck Severson, Jim Soon, Joe Buckley, Tom Berndt, Coach Jim Nylander. THIRD ROW: Doyle H«ll, Ken And r«on, Tom Tarbox, Kim Morgan, Bob Werner, Chuck Wood FOURTH ROW: John Earnest, John Jomison, Art Ellis, Jim Clifton, Tom Boars, arvd Jim Alban. BASEBALL TENNIS ■ The Control Woshington tennis squad Kod seven home motches scheduled on it 14-maMi agendo All 14 motches were proctke offairs. The Evergreen Conference tennis champion was crowned ot the annual conference toumoment, which wos held this year at Eastern Washington. All t x schools In the Evergreen Conference, plus Whltmon College, Seattle Pocific College and 5 . Martin ' s College would compete in the NAIA District No. I ploy-off, held at Whitman College. ■ Tennis cooch Dr. Everett Irish hod four monogram winners among the 13 men on the varsity squad. They were Colin Mecgert, David Crum. Scott McCobe ond Jim Zogelow. The remaining members included John Epley, Serge Grant, Jerry Cote, Ken boll, Bob Preston, Theron Morgan, Kay Chin, Gory Burros ond Jerry Potierf ■ Coach Irish felt thot Eostern Washington. Western Washington and the University of Puget Sound were the teams to bear in the Evergreen Conference, while Whitman would be very strong in the district. TRACK ■ Boosted by the return of 16 lettermen, Control trock squad had high hope in early March of retaining the Evergreen Track Championship. ■ Among the returning letter men, Coach A. D Bink Beomer greeted Jack Curtwright, who t ed for third place in the National NAIA pate vault competition and John Karos, who placed sixth in the javelin in the National NAIA meet last yeor. ■ Other lettermen Included Tom Buckner and Gary Thompson in the sprint , Bill Talbert, Tony Clark, Dick Seroile, and Jim Mecklenburg, in the 440, Mike Veok in the 880, Marlin Rudow in the distance, John Anderson and Joy lone in the hurdles, Curtwright in the pole voult, David Olson and Gory lufl In the broad jump, Olson and Fred Beckwith in the high jump, Don Parham in the discus ond Kara in the javelin. ■ Outstanding freshmen included Leonard Lloyd, who placed second in both hurdle events ot the high school state meet last year, and Gene Triplett, who pole vaulted 13 ' 6 in high school. ■ The Cots had three dual meets scheduled for Ellentburg during the spring. The first was on April 6 when they hosted Western Washington. The other two were with Whitworth ond Portland State College • 1 HOMECOMING ROYALTY FIOWER GIRLS Carol, Marla and Ronda Brooks PRINCESS MYRTLE KINAKA representing Kamola PRINCESS ZOE BEST representing Off Campus QUEEN CAROL BERGLUND representing North Hall QUEEN ' S SUSANNE ISOM Miss Swmcy 1963 JAN SWEANEY Miss Sweecy 1962 ' JENNY NEFF COLONEL ■ A grand march lad the activities of the evening at the annual ROTC Military Ball. Twilight Zone. The candidates for this year’s CO-ED COlONEl were. Miss Jenny Neff, Komofa, Miss Andrea Brinsmeod, Kennedy, Miss Keechie Kelly, Komola. Miss Shelly Smith, Kennedy.- Miss Pom Preen. Kennedy; and Miss Gr etc hen Kampp. Moore. ASSORTED ROYALTY cwsc presents SEPARATE TABLES Scene; Beouregord Privote Hotel, Bournemouth, England Tim : The Present Ooy ■ Separate Tables, written by Terrence Rattigan was the Fall quarter drama production. The slory is centered oround the problems of the individual hotel dwellers. Two stories, ' ' Table by the Window ond ‘Table Number Seven, are divided by a bridge of time ond combine to form the overall theme. ■ The production was directed by Milo Smith. TOP IffT l iatvr. C ( Itw . Y. t. C. TOP PIOMT K. WjmAro. ML T-ip . I. V-in. C EXT (Mi HPT: K. Wfn o, T. fcwi, UPPER IfPT: Ipt lonMI. SOWER IE FT M t„n,U M Ofc| S Hi n.w. RtOMT ICWi ■ Three One Act Ploys were directed by the members of Alpha Ps • Omega, the campus drama honorary, and presented Fall quarter. Scenes from each play ond two members of each cost are pictured below. ■ Left, It Should Happen to a Dag. with Or. Partridge and Oee Tocrey,- center. Hello Out There Saroyan, with Dione Thacker and Mike Hanford, right, A Pair of Lunatics, with Edie Irwin and Gary Lawler. ■ POCAHONTA5, directed by Milo Smith, wo the 1963 Children ' p oy. The hittoricol ploy wot written by Aurond Horn ; ond portrayed the traditional bravery of Pocohonta in her effort to sove the life of John Smith. ■ The cent of eight put on five performance early in Winter quarter, three of them ot Oavi High School in Yokimo Mike Hanford and Doe Torray look on as Dick Allyn and Tom Reeves clash ■ The winter quarter drama production was the controversial play, The Night of the Auk. The play was written by Arch Oboler and direcled and designed by Milo Smith. ■ The five man cast enactod the entire three acts on a space ship returning from the moon. These men watched the pride of one of their own destroy an entire civilisation. ■ The playwright says of his play, This is a play of abstraction, of suggestion, of free-soaring prose; it is of darkness, and of struggle, and of soaring humon spirits and degraded ones. Fred Hammock watches as a control panel goes haywire. The cast of Night of the Auk : Dick Allyn as Colonel Tom Lewis Rohnen, Dee Torrey as Doctor Bruner, and Russell, Fred Hammock at Lt. Jan Kephart, Tom Reeves as Mike Hanford as It. Moc Hartman. 143 WUS WEEK SYMPOSIUM W H FERRY V P. Fvnd for fh Republic TIMOTHY P. LEARY Professor of Psychology Harvard FREDERICK RUDOLPH Professor of History, Williams ColUg Tho Symposium Committee discussing tho gools of the 1963 Symposium. If • j It 1 11 1 S G A ELECTION The highlight of the 1963 SGA Election was the nominating conven¬ tion held on January 22-23. The exciting convention was opened by the convention chairman Mick Barrus, and a keynote address was given by Dr. James Brooks. The two colorful and dromatic evenings were filled with the usual order of nominations and acceptance speeches. Enthusiastic delegates provided the convention with a delightful band, appropriate songs, posters, and noise. A touch of humor was added with the nominations of Lotto Doe and Miss Monica Umbershoot (an umbrella) The nominees listed on the bollot were as follows: Pres. Jim Mattis and Bob Moawod,- Executive V.P. Jim Fielder and John Shroeder; Social V.P. Roger Gray ond Dole Lambert, Sec. Michelle Hilke and Linda Mahler, and Treas. Soren Sorenson. Mattis, Fielder, Gray, Mahler, and Sorenson were victorious in this successful SGA Election. THE POUR PREPS ■ The Four Prep appeared on the CWSC compi i FaN quarter. Their album “The Four Prep on Compus ' v promoted mony college appearances across the notion. Their scheduled performance here was almost cancelled due so oirplane difficulties. Afler a layover in Spokane for plane repairs, the group arrived some two hours late, but in spite of this, the Preps brought the house down with their antics and good music. WILLIAM WARFIELD ■ Acclaimed around the world as one of the greatest vocal artists of today, William Warheld who sang Or Man River in the movie version of Show Boat, ' ' appeared on Central ' s campus Winter quarter. Warfield, also renowned for his appearance in the lead in “Porgy and Bess, received a standing ovation from the mixed college and community audience. ENTERTAINMENT IAS ARLENE FLYNN ■ During Winter quarter Arlene Flynn, a noted folk singer, appeared wilh a host of college students participating in an evening of folksinging. Miss Flynn has performed before mony college audiences and has worked in various places in San Francisco and Seattle. The program for the evening included not only songs by Miss Flynn and a lr o thot is now under her direction but also several college students. ■ More big name entertainment hit Central ' s compos when the Smothers Brothers, a comedy and singing duo. op pea red in an SGA sponsored show Winter quarter. The brothers, who got their start on the old Jack Poor Tonight show, have appeared in several night clubs and college campuses around ihe country. k THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS Reception Elwood ' t first place float. North ' s first ploce sign with Queen Carol. L [ • -i r ' PRINCESS MYRTIE KINAKA 2l2§k V EAST OF THE North ' s third ploce float. SUN Stephens ' second place float. Halftime Entertainment iv mi ■ ' 173 I COLLEGE BUDGET GUIDE FREE TO STUDENTS Today, must college students find it neces¬ sary to budget their school expenses. To make this an easy task. National Bank of Washington has designed this College Budget Guide for you ' You ' ll find it helpful .. and It ' s FREE, at the Ellcnsburg Branch of National Bank of Washington. Just stop by and ask for it. ELLENSBURG BRANCH Corner of Fourth and Pearl Member federal Deposit Inwonte Co ' po-otien DORM INDEX ALFORD 36 ANDERSON 38-41 BARTO 60-62 CARMODY 37 ELWOOD 42 GLYNDAUER 43 KAMOLA 44-50 KENNEOY 51-53 MONTGOMERY 54 JENNIE MOORE 78-80 MUNRO 55 MUNSON 56-59 NORTH 63-65 Off CAMPUS 66-71 STEPHENS 72- 74 SUE LOMBARD 75-77 WHITNEY 81-83 WILSON 84-86 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Alpha Omega 117 Aipho Phi Oroego 101 Alpha Ps Omega 106 Alpine Club 126, 127 Associated Women Students 117 Business Economics Club 111 Campus Crier 130, 131 Control Singers 96, 97 Central ' s Orchestra 98 Concert Band 94, 93 Crimson Corals 99 Crimson 115 Drill Team 100 English Forum 11B Foreign Students Club 121 Herodoteans 110 Home Economics Club 114 Hyakem 129 Industrial Arts Club 113 Inscape 128 Intercollegiate Knights 103 KCWS-FM 113 Kappa [ elta Pi 108 Kappa Pi 105 Kelly ' s Angels 100 Men ' s Intramural Association 116 Model United Nations 119 Music Educators National Club 112 Orchesis 99 Phremms 114 Ps« Chi 109 Psychology Club 109 Recreation Club 115 Religious Groups 122-125 Student National Education Association 112 S«gmo Mu Epsilon 107 Stgmo Tau Alpha 104 Skydivers 126, 127 Spurs 102 Whitbeck Shaw 111 Women ' s Recreation Association 116 Young Democrats 120 Young Republicans 120 PORTRAITS FIT FOR A QUEEN VAUGHAN S TIRE SERVICE 103 NO. MAIN ST MO 2 31 •? firestone ELLEN6BURG. WASHINGTON (xt piru Warn R raftptmg W Repair Vritrr PHOTO Ellensburg e WO 2-3487 INDEX A A barred A k 54 AUraaM.,, U ) M Aferoatk. Ct«rfl M AUk« Nm 50 139 Adn. Manlyn 44 44u... Aid, 71. 94 iivMimn Vii 44. I}) Ale lodU H Atom. in. kafc 4. Alt.a A r 51. l}4 Alan, ,.• SI Albor. An 34. 5J Alkldp . TtiP II. 123 Al..o« ... Oana 4 14 112 Almrdw, Badgar M, 91 Alaao N y 44. 113 Alp. )« Allmla iaM, AA 9V AJlan, 54 Allan, Baraer 2A Allan Carol 31. 16© 105 Alan AW, 114. 114 Allan «• 71 .n 7o.i 1 1 Alan IMpk 34 AA. 1 4. 120 Atari ftokrd 4 Ml Atiaoa. frail M3 41 .. U« . 71 94 129 All,.. 4 cMrd 34. 143. H3 AIM.id. Won. 34 M AlUawh rpr ln lnm A4 Anferoaa Kov 71 Ann l ««A 44 Ann Mo Wan 3 Anat Ian AA Andaman. l li ira A4 Andaman. HI 90. 94 Andaman 0.1 31 Andaman. HoO, 44 Andaman. Ja«r , A4 Andaman. • « 34 Andaman. Lon, A4. 12) Andd n i. llmlia 3A AndAnon. Mar, 44 Whim. hnAa 91. It Ancbmn . I.tr, II Aidarioa, THsooi 44 Aakoren. Gaar, II Aadm. JWns 6 Ami-awi loam 44, 94, 9 Aro-y («IW 79 Arpin tlo 71 Artnn AM 72. 103 Aoki. tanaaih 3 . 94. At 107 An .l, r.-.A 4A 111 Appla. Oar 4 Artna. Gaerga 99. Ill Aripaal, I kl Amin Coral 3 Amiat 9on.i« 34 Arafc. M« 3 . 14 Aaaltlaa, lojir 94 A ka Vi.ko 79 Amroad. l a 7K III An Wollaaa II B loom. 1am 94. 17 BaArmrl. M.m. 4 «4, 109 kxharoch. V«., |l koaan AO kocan OaroU 111 ka(U f , Mar, 3k kWav Wdla 34, 133 koWy. Waal., 3A. 123 Barnard, GaruU 3A lord. Mar, M. 103 hdar, kararlf 3k l«A t. A 34 tot Ian filldo 31. 114 Mn ,0ai«M, 44. 94. 107. 113 koW. Man 7) Boll iaW 109 hlAaiw, 0a rail 43 korpi. Paena 109. 144 kanalM. Coly 10 bom . Ai 44 Baiadcb, Mar, io 26. 93 10). H . 117, 134 Borpar. laa 71 kxgara, 1Mb 31 Bar (w, 131 Sanaa k. Crap) 72 Baroak. Krdi 71 lornatl loro )A. 123 . 129 •araAall, Ba.k, AA kcrowai. w.llMm 44. Ill ken . 0 O rd 44. Ill 73 kr.aod Imm4 130 krlWH Oar, 1 94 kuar WIIM- 73 km la AaAn 60 Bora laa 73 In.dm Chari ana 34 •aoabon. M 1 laokdram. Ikhord 40. 17. 109 Baa Mai. !.•!• 117 Back . Mo ' av 43 Bnlarkg. AaAn 55 karl ' tord. Op.i.1 99 kaarkrar. Ko, 44. 133 Mrlnnv • . 3 113 Batanpa . iaa 64. 101. 131. 131 IrliU Oa«ld 44 Baartaa. Mama 75, M0 baaad 1. Chxfc 17 karma Han Ha. kl. 94 karna Irtar. 3 . 44. 113 Barna-W. kit 40 larm BA 111 Id Bl karp. lama M Barg, faul 40 karpaaln. Car el 7| karglmad, C rai 194, 15). 170 171 Bar-gland. Garda II Bargattem Vl.len 24 tr-.iap Diana 91 94 Bar . Denae )4 ar-W. Tan 0. Ill Baaa. Mila 34 4A BaP. 7— 34. 44, 199. 170. 171 BatH. CoaMa 34 Balia, Marti 3k B War l ad 40 Biamnar, Mar l 7« krrtt. kaka.i 43, 09 Siring. Roaod U 10) liapal. lad 3 . B4. 124 ■irp. Diana )4 liMMiaalH, Y.cnaa 31, 196 •Ira Mia 7B. 99 UeAal,. foWciD 31 Blond. Hla 3. 191 lioMaar. 0o a ••• Mubna, Lai. 94 fca — 41 37. AA brnlngar. Ad 44 Mm. td U, BMa. Notaiia V iy B4. HA Bain. Leia 31. 131 Baiandb W.|lrd 27 Bril. Barhtra 71 kaltapor, lay 27. 44 . 94 Bangiamt. Ma■ !, 37, 117 Berdan, Irving 124 karri, Nrlia 94 -an 71 k l Mi ha i 14 km. W-l. Bl kr C k 40 lama kiWo 44. k,w. SaoW 17 Boy la. Diana 44 loiare . —y |l. 1W. 11A H kaavi Garold 72 •rotbo . tan 9} ■radian . NaM 40 k dd o. Coral 44 Brad,. 9aa 127. HI Ian. Martil, 94 B en h. Coo ' hwy U, 190 lad, Vl ' paiio 3k. 96 kada. kr9 77 |l. 179 i AO 44 114 72 Bricklay. Icfc 44. Ml liidilii , Aaraaa 79 kdrotaad. Andrao II. 199 It oaa, Okdat, 3k Ina l , , Mania 37 IraiMno . 1w« 1 kora. Go. 43 koo . rod27 ' yy v r m TrrZT. INDEX Empress Salon of Beauty “Beauty at its Best ” 408 North Pearl WO 2-3647 Economical coin-operaied Dry Cleaning 8 sweaters and 4 skirts for $1.75 COLLEGE PLACE DRY CLEANERS ACROSS FROM MUNSON HALL HOME LOANS OUR BUSINESS YOU, ALSO, con save with us confidently! Open your account this month. home office 118 E. Yakima Avc., Ynklm Wash. PASCO OFFICE 507 W. Clark. Pasco. Wash. RICHLAND OFFICE 1333 O© Wash. Way. Ktohlancl. Wash. SUNNYSTDE OFFICE 420 6th St. Sunnystde, Wath, EU.ENSBURG OFFICE 400 N. Pearl St. Elions burs. Wash. terry If S ' nn Kim SI Oe . Kir I |t Own Kelt II 0 wry Usda 44. 1)4 O-ewn MnAoM 37 Drawn Mynsa 34 Or s «. tr a 73 -Mrn it .. 117 r wn. Way,w 4] ftr-fwltelti Veglrlo 78 Bruruc. leunA. 77 34 l .ntnH • tjl Brirar Nil. ley AA 121 1 m 77 •rft Toy Bryant, lye 73 Ityent 3uto« AA l r r v MMmI 7] l ' r« , 44 M- tar, 17, 1)4 •—♦.I an 77 4 i. a« t 7i l A.n,Wr lean f lt«K Dtmk A) 141 l«rf. C 140 8ew«a«e. Mrod 37. ICO lirfllt, Nwtlil 77 •« • . Deter 7| ItfliA. Vjian 71 ■•«W teel II. 141 art l trt 34 Oerrk. Oarald A) Sim 44 Oetsewikl. Tori 44 a M. 4e«ei 34. 141. 147 Owtler, Igrbsra 38 Metier. Dorno 31 Mule. . . | M . 1)4 4y.r Jay 1. 723 Myetars Ritteud 54 Oy.M . dnmi 77 C Cub Bolseit 77. 44. 10 a 160 feek. Sarah 44 CoKII. Mu, 37 CuMosll. (mw. 44 Calkaje. Poj.r n Call Aurbtr 75 CaUa«. Mika 77. no Colltoy. Otar ten SA CamiM. Jin™ 44 (nnrm Mary 34. 114 Coataian A.i—• 77 « 103 CneasWff. M M, 110 113 CorrpM. Ddu« 44 CuryUl 1 4 27. 4) Coevba . Mary 7|. 114 Cvtatua. tsi CmsiMI. Wrttv 43 Carrated, Sue 31. IN C« t an. 8 every 5. 10 Cirtern. Jeai 37 Cork an u. 44 Civ lirer A ire ewe 43 Corliot. lark 73 CarliOH, Oil AA 11) Cert «rr Jsdf 47 Cart an few 177 CaiUe.. Vi 143 Carnahan. Jietf 38 Corpareer VuUeie 3l Coif . Geerp A). 120 Clamper. Bwto A7 C«-le. Mike 40 Cota. Mil 34 CotaaM, teen 47 C « . Oar 40 CebatlM. Cart ' Mie 77 CUsestet lei , tedy M OrmNn. Milt 38 Cfuoin tee 34 Ckw . Js4a 31. I4 Ctermok. Marcia 34 C tee tie i, lee SA rtikval. feyyr 43 Child . 0o 81 139 Ckilds. l m. 34 Chi . Kay A3 Cho. Saeeti 131 CArivno . Ctrl 73 ChrlMoa. CeiuU 47 OlrisAweeafr, ti.ie AV «A 111 114 Otwd, tenet 54. 94 Ccky, Claudia 79 Clwy. T d4e 34 111 Clark, te .r 14. 141 Clark. teMdi 71 Oor , Kin 78 111 Clark. Writers 43. 94. 91. 103. 107. 113 Owe ., CV « H 94. 8 Clayton Ptillp It Cleneiiw, .., 47. Ill Clift. Arden 77 47 Cllltan. tier 141. 14) CW4. tehn 1)3 Ccfcb, Outlet 47 CMtkrn lent 78 CeJby. Mary La 4C Caiby, Verne 4$ Cai . tedy 31 Caiaeeen. Du.r 40 Celeeeeei. Iird 72 Callta. ;-w 72 Calliw. 4 4 A 34. 143 Caltev tetea 27 Calltev Roe 40 Celle. , he, 4) Coiaeeb. Judy 43 Calei . Cwei 47 Co I wall Morporet 47 Calyw Bill B1 Co a. teen JB Carle . Ait 77 C en r. Jy, 73 Coenar. Potty 34, 114 Cue . Oe.hefa V Coak. Margie 43 ICO 139. 134 Cooper, Beiietle 47 C we r ei ' . Poelette 36 CarlNt foul 84 133 C te Cerl 27 Corkm. Charier 27 Cordell, Way. 34 Cwe.ll. (a 38 Carer .II. Gioru 43 CatteMt. Mi 7} Cetera. Oo« 43 Cate, Jafraid 81. 141 Casak. te n 67. 144 Court. BKyi 103. 13B Ca. Carol. 38 Cae. Date 81 Cl Jcu.re 57 C.Mkb. Oaeret 72- 94. 93 Cro A Weetey 13) On Bd 81 100. 39 Cam. Ceiean 57 CrandBli, OswWit. 51 Creesne, 9 d c d 34 CrteL Doug 55 C ity Mar, 7 9 C a. Kay 3B Croak . An 179 Craw . Cw r. if Cry . Pattioo 18 Cuhiirsin III 54 Cr efe wwg. lorry 34 Caminji tenet A3 101 Cwieirutewt Pat 4) Curtis. Ooftte A3 Curtftaht. Jut 42 CuyUr. Data 31 D DedcAor. Moedy 73 0 4 a, baiiewa 73 Owfite. Defern 78 DaJ . Ctrit 47 D 4e. Owy 72. 93 0 4 . o«an AT 100 1AI Oanial, Megeil 73 Ctef a4. PcAerr 78 . 67 . 94 Do d Bobert IB, 47. 91 Oeeis. Mety J7 Cteeis- key-nerd 81. 139 Ou.lv Birte.d 38. 93 Oa.is. SeeWko 4} Ooflsof. Clear a 78 Oa.iiae, Pad, 47. «A. 107 Oaersoe. tedy 73. 180. 144 Day. Mariya 45 Dee., (44, 81 Dan . Pat 47. 8fc 117, 121 Deaton, (eA 7) Detwstebw . t.llp 38 Dep ' isi. teneti 45 Delon Issr. 75 Dekfes. Farrar 45. 114 Delaurerrl, Kaian 78 99 Danas , te ta 38. 94 Deetteient. Mil AO. 144 OaeMv Willeier 34 D fry, AAaty 28. 45 Clark. Chcrtyra 38 FORD and MERCURY LOVERING TIRE COMPANY 2nd Pearl — Your — Goodyear Distributor WO 2-9250 Kelleher Motor Co. ELLENSBURG HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE SMALL APPLIANCES PAINTS GIFTS Lotg of Free Parking 202 North Pine WO 2-6757 Q...W a u, in Derick. 31 Ilk. m o —- fe. M u Deyette. MV ' illK 71 BOhwA Ml IB. in Oeh ' . P wtio 57 0(11. AA e SC Oadeen. Dim 3S Oowtlte ... Doe 6 Don lory Dor.eJ S3 Dewi hm . I r 57 Der«. Oo « S3 Dm Soatee. Men SI, 121. IZ7. I 7 . 131 Deuftoi . Jotnee HO. 139 Demin P..i 71 IQS Oortai 9k dl, 73 Drebkk, Con, 47 91, 100 Dnf|«. ftjnel J . 145 6-:beih Mr ' , S7. Ill DvklU r . SI Oulbhnl. lyrto 43 DvnJer Co.rod 21 Dwmf, Clwr 47. 112 Dvnco . Owl P 20 DvweJr . Jet.. 73. I2S 0w w Own 7| On . Sharon 17 I bet Amt. 57 Iddv. Oom S3 Edd, Jet . 04 (4n)t n. CreeJe 43 Ibcn KdSIn 39 IdMidk Cutttyn 31 (Swanh. tarm 43 l a A Janet 30, 139 !«•. Jen •! l|qin. 1ee y it, ISO tUer GWvdo 45. 114. IIS (Men. UMt 45 ClWvdpa, Naecy 20 IRUt, Matt it U HM Ml 143 Eli . An 137, 139 IU«e e. Jeny 4 E t t Si ee. Not leer 67 Knot,, trar. 47 95 MnH. fee 01 (HSteMn. Comtoece 20 le ehtwl, lit 45 ( ■ fi li etv (here 47 t«. Ireee 39. 94 latlw. Mete 70 totter.. Salty 71 E kkeerv Owli 30 (.Wkewv Inn 4). 9S Storey. Jn S7 twW. Jural SI ft . Oebnt S7. 134 Oeam, Jodi 43. 07. 92 111 Iwh. taw. 75 (•« . r tti ST Crerett, Edward 30, 133, 124 E Cade, terry H . 5 . 191 (emeu, Jeln 43 Fo ♦ , . lelw $4 Eettrar, Not erne 43 F FoirfcnrA.. 0r.ce 111 Oeie, In 07. 134. 123 Tallee. Merywet 73 lender Lerry 54. 113 hnnti e 57 leedbied.. ltd, 73 feldinA. 4 r 0 7elkn, Kara Id 94 Feeel Oene, 40 Fiercer. Mbtey IIS fielder Jin S3. 17. 103, !3 144. 147 field, Unde 07 I in lie . Valerie 57 Tl«dey EdHi 71 Title,, Me. 34. 109 tidier, ( n t i i 51 _ fuller. 7boreal S3 filth Urn, 04 PtHeter. Ptid 137. 1)9 fltteeraM, Jaw 30, 99 127 frederirfc Karen 103. 124 Iredrirkeen. Berber 39. 94 frederlcktcn. lea 73 7ren.K Dm, re 39 94 ftedertdnon. tee 75 7tenth Deere 39. 94 (ret . 7 « 51 Pr eb.t Oeeh 79. 93 7title, Jerry 34 Idler. a. 79 St. It) ferule Gtcne S3 1,-11. Ceetdl 57 Py4e. AAanr US G r.ldrtod. Oetoert 77 103. 122. 123 Gwhle Ink 01 FWre. Keren 47, 93. 94. 94, 107 Oerter MU 37 lieth Vereed SI Center. Do mid SO. IQI, 174 7 teewvj, Joe 04 GMer. Cerel 39 fletthe . Uw 5J Oelbraith Jeln 144 Fielder. Vine to 43. Ill GeJle«ke Kudin 71 WWH. Oebetl 20 Gene terra 34 lelleean. Barry 43 Gntn. Terry 40 Temeiee, Utne 07 Oerhelert Cece.a 40 Fetd. Devd Ole 70 Gerdrer PtiylU 40 Feed. Wide 70 f crilerj. Carol 79 7e««U««. HwIm 07 Fee . CMlwd 34 feetn. Gay 31 Fteenle.ith Aim. 43 , 99. 114. 119. 134 froea, Htrtnrl S3 F.eee, WdUtt 55 131 r.euotl, Nwite 37 Oeeten, Jaeeet 39 Gel in Artery tile. 73 .I I re,lee 40 Geer«e. Gerald 43. 143 Greer.e. Me l 39 OeHleyi, A make 39 Gertile, AJ 00 Owrllt. Or 40. SI Gereeli 5re,e SO Gik . Me, 73 OMhu. Ml. 77 GMtere. Chetlee SO OMn. federl 39 Gfeeen, Dele 03 Olkeen. Ivnetn 40 Fk H Gierke, Prod SO. 139 INDEX OioU, Slata 73 Croreki. Nm, 29 Hoaimoe. 6cb 20 66 Manor, Coral 79 Glbt. Oo-..d 7t 63. 112. 112 GraU., Ba-fevo 57. 114. 116 Han me, fabyn 27 Mew lari. Dom 76 Gib . l « 79 Oudgat Bab 116 Harrea, Ob 94 Meugle, Cb k 66 OlMho. Mr if. 102 GuerU, Mania 57 Hcrada, Haaard 36 Mmim. Inna 79. 95 Linda 75 Grain fence 29. IS Hardin, lyle 17 Me . Anita 30 0 H 145 0«4dee. Jkr 29. 112 Herd. Wilton 113 Hltbead, Arlaan 52. 91 111 175 Glbrtar. Pale 61 Gtmeeraeey Mr 64 Hart lea lynaa 57 M.U., M.rHab 43 162. 1 1 7 Gretna . Jan 77 96 Grm, IhoM 72 Her«e K Cmerge M Hill Coral 71 112. 114 Otoilr. W M. HI Oaryry Jmm 57 Marraon. Maurice 63 Hill, fori 67 Gbne. Oar 29 110 Harrrme, lar 71 17. life 117 Hilt Jeny 62 91 124. 129 Obm, Ibna 2 4 H Hdrtto. John 137. 139 Nil. Star ley 51. 114 Warn. Ue 94. 97 Horrl . Wltlerr- 36. 44. Ill Hilt Verna 66 G4erta. NMtf 29 Hoag Barbara 114 Mermen. Maty 57 Hitock. 616 112 Gotta. Urrm 61. 1)9 Mneael . leryn 116 Harr nan Wr-w 64 94. 1)9. 46 Hill.laaelyn 20. 44 111 r t d «3 12V Mekartiv Derr 62 Harwood. Gary 61. 129 124 12) Ooebal. CM 7} Hobaoear . Jab. 111 Meneruleb. 9oel 66. Ill Hrcmko Babart 61 Goebcblea. Don 43 MiMtnwir. M ka 4. 96 Hatmabar. Bebarta 56. 144, 114. 116 Hlteeeeam, Janet 62 MI. fcM 39 Hexkwort . Oral 29 Neleeebeler, Vaeny 30 Haban 9-. Good. J«m 46 Hegbar . Beam. 29 Ha.g.vw-, Jaa t) HxHnan lardy 62 Gaebaaa, WIMarvt U Mogborfi Jerry 29 Mo agree . Lyle 46 Hadaa. Did. 63. 100 Ow «K IMh 2 Hogadam feMi 73. 144 MawBar. Wrt 61 Ma . Rkhord 30. 66 Ceo6 1iv Ctx ' ill 29. 66 Haven, Deere IJ9 Mowklea. Jebt 63 HaMotary Dwr«4 62. 61 G—dairy If ' - 29 Hegarrao . Joyce 79 Haataa, Jadi 79 Malfeawar. Jin 30 OomM. Jedeb 7. 9). 124 Haifeer. MbM B7 Maortn. Saretro 36. 76 Malt ter. Mika 46 C.ofcle, Hnar 63 •fee , B-o 79. 102 Neat . Oarler e 53 Malt lad. (erde 56. Ml OxM Owe 61 Hall. Dale Ml. 143 Haelb. laal 59. 12 Moyne, Jed Ml 113 0 J n. C jg 61 HaJWy. Mm«h 75. 104 Habart. fo.llr. 79 Malan AAorla 29. 91 99 Ornbarey C ««i 145 Hallbby. Warn 30 Had ,, 1 J7. 1 4 Meireeeb. Hike 36 0ru l. l H |1 Hal ear. GwUd 96 Hedaton, Ran 61 Me Man ladtarn 71 94. 10CT Grail, Oct 72 . 94 . 96. 197 Maltaetan. „,n. 117 Naan. Undam 46. 114 Mela l. loom 66 Gm-l, W| 174 •bnlw ' B Janet 30. 114 Hr bn. R.mU 13 Holey Oerni 46 Orarr. lever 42. 91 103. 164. 167 Maeaihan, Bill 46 Heleren. Bruce 61 Malay Jaarato 39 Green Bat 61 Ham lion Denre 75 Hein, 9.r 79. Ill Hebei. Sbrlay 30 0.W 946. 122. 123 HaiaiHae, Jar 1 46, 99 Haragblt. Mary 46 MoH Undo 74 Ornery Aar 29. 131. 129 Maaribae. id,. 20 Herdarean, Irrnir 54 III Maaayr.ee. MirbeW 46 Green, My 44, 99 NoealKre. Jebt 62 ■ •bah. Tan 44 Cveen. Wn4ro 7|. 116 Manama, la 46 Herr4ucn. AM 39, 1W Hogk.ru. Ong 160. 161 Maantarb. Trod 62. 96. 112. 122. Haary, Audrey 26, 117 Haol.ru. Mr G aer4 ai b. Terry 29 162. 162 Merman. Oairlat 34. 139 Heron Jkat 61 Oeeelae. Rarer 29 Knaeeeee . Lauita 75 Hera an. (ay 65 Hare, Jat y 64 Greennood, 1eery 29, 109 Hoawmn. Brerria 79. 113 Herbert. Jab. 63 Hnibt, Tobarta 76 Gr wy. J-r 29 Hoed. Colby 64 114 1|4 Me ' btj. Baynoad 30 Hem. laal. 43 0r |cry. Media 51 M—er. Jay 51 1ST. 119 Harbima, Jnn.ll. 79. 173 3 Hubbard. Demii 55. 92. 130 Grab, Me.eU 41. 147. Ill Hoalord. Mika 104. 161. 162. 142 Hamye. Jeon 66 Htebrer 618 129 Or later. fcy 4.tr 46 Hanley, Urey 12. 160 HarttoM. 7 ore it 63 NuAet. Dot. 64 FISCHER ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING 400 South Main Triangle Auto Supply Co. ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON NEW AND USED PARTS WA 5-8901 Wholesale and Retail (w) Phono 100 N. Main St. APPLIANCES WO 2-9876 Ellensburg, Washington OfTTERER BROS. PHONI WO 1-4411 V ELLENSBURG, WASH. bbhs hb INDEX WILLIE STRANGE Sporting Goods Everything for th Sportsmen C.W.C. Jeckets ( ' We give our BEST r DARTGOLD] 51 B home DELIVERY CAU. WOodland 2-1445 MM 4m WAInot 5-2161 OAJDOOlD OfFEW A COM lfTE ins of ca iv reooocrs DARIGOLD tbariftJ m.d.r. 1M.KS ROOM 3 4 A VATIR ILLCNSBURC LOCKHART Buick-Pontiac Co. Blemburg, We h. Mokn. 5 1 54 Mrkn Oh Im JO Miv 7 Mull, la, 55. «S Mill , tin 44 Milt , (Nn 55 Humm aim tv. IT) Mini kit, n mn |2 My.tv 1o ry 1. IT Mift. Mo, 0 n Km. yt Mutt. Wort K. ill, IT? HiU Cuiui 76 •MfvWU 0ary DV Motaall (Ml 141. 14) IrfytoNom, Mika I) •nrorn. :Hatd 5a Y d 115 It ' it . Mr4 6) • •in. let 4). 56, 155 •tfido aw is? it i44 lii . CNotyt 7 1 9 1 Do-• XI t 1 TO lM . Niutrru 44 96. •?. 156 1ST I MM. Wofry 54 IM tort 46 11) Itorcon. Oltk 71 (•ML Harr 104 .Ucktc Ch . 107 Aikwi. M rrf 44. 103. 1)2 JArofc tt. T9 AiiaU. A Mr, (( M t M w t. Gory 44 An« « . 11 Moo TV Mrotoor, luf 41 Amo . id 0. 109, 1)5 r.D 6 44, 2. Ill 115 Ja 90 t. MAr. S5. 141 Mmo . A tf9 114. 115 W. Rot 45, 144 JoraMtaa, 0 m« TO Anitw . Mr T3, 1)5 JonMio . VitgMH 74 Mnoaky. Charyl 7 6th end Mein Phone WA 5-82SI J eor 5sr.ro TO 4A Mik.m, David ■). 100 Mrkiro. ToU 30 IdnuM, iy on 1)7. 1)V Carol 47. 94 107 114, 114 iofnten. Cato50 Atniw, Dan II rkr lo . tlolr 47 MnUM, Cary 44 M wi a «, Ho o d 61, 151 Jetmion. lindu 47. V4 Wwum, Lity 76 Mrtton. lyU 75. 145 Jetvuoi, Mu, Am 39 I Mmm, ol ««. 0. 94 107 123 iftnio . toy IS JdnuM, d 7) litnwyi. M 61 Jot ra Ion. Rita 114 W wtt w , In 31 ietnmoi. WalMca 31 Jtlniiau, Dmim 5 Mw. Tran 7). 144 Mu Sanity 50 laatv OorotM M iant Jemal 5 Imm, Nancy TV tana . 5o i 64 Jcrgonaarv, Carol Si Ittywnn, l«a IT? Jmdi. 0a id 64 CokaNtoM. Hernial 47. 114 Collar, Luma 112. It? K.llarm lam )1. 47 10 lannri . Crap 41 (amt Gratlan 79 Ion, Vneatt SS Koaakl. Mctaal 31 litM, Simon SR 11) «o oi. AM 114 Ian. Judy 47 •o o mflt lobot M lot cAutil Carl 47 13V CammrMi. tu.it U Coal, lot 47. 1)5 Coot. Sntidt 64 C aorta. i J )1 KaiMclar. Caron ) CoilNik... CMtutU 47. 6 W«. Ann 6 1 1 lit. Ran 36 tamoolty, $ ,.1,6, 79 Kaocvot. JMt 03. 131 Catty. Mum... 76, I)) •aidor. Tad 7) CD Mr. Gatoldir 39 CoAn. Mika « CUa W. Mary Aon 95 160 161 Kititaotk, Tarry 6V • Orta e to 31. 117 KMa . C«.l. SO. 4 KW oM. A no 51 KMa6a. MyrlM 47 112, 159. 17a 171 ■inor . 0MA 13V tA4n. 5.1 94 f 0 9 . let) 53. 100 • . M«r f Vna 6V. 4. 0. 9 tityw, Mttv 55 Kialay. Mama t) Ki ' lhon. Bitty Jm 95. 116. 1 9 Ki.kiut. CMa 4) 9. 100 CAkpatnc . Darlt )’ CAkpotr-at. Caty 03 CNN .t •) Cine . Anna 3 . 124 CUM, Madly. 5 . V05 CM ah. Tom • Klilut Altar 31. 69 134 CIMkara. DtfMir 45 Craoq. Ran $4 Cnart, Sandro 5 Cnm, Iwraiia 3 CN0OI. Dick 42. 137 Cn«kl. |ar a« tS CiHfd, Oamy An 95 MWBAlBiR 149 Cnoli. Oao 52 Croat Caro 47 ■•at. Taro I) Cock, Ranald 113 Coakaa, Moot. 47 Coekor. V 09 7). 4. II) Coapka, Ckoilatto 5 CaM.. Harriot 47. 5, 1)9 Co . Chartamo 6 114 C.ull aim 64 CrolL Dm 64 C to Mar, Johr 141. 143 ■•■on, Myra 114 Crarrat. Moral 157 Crag or Cora TV Ctaurim. Marlym 7 Crogoc. Richard 51. 09. It) « mm Nat, Mdy 76 Crvaprr. lad, 56. 105 Curia, lorry 73 ClNmNoA. Clatitt 4 CuMt. Id 130 (umrrlaMt, Gaarit 95 Curt . Gary 53 Cirrara. Moot 44 la Ira. at 4? lacay. Afccfcaol 61 U Oon. Ua 31 INDEX lar«a 47 M6e 61 taMtta, Mr« na 47 lo doe. M—t. 47. Ill Itt I r5« Al 64 ' .o -. n r. 61 96. 22 UN, tor 73, 139 Ion, Mr 21. 2 Um, Sharon 40 Un, S r 74 91 47 Ited.lere, So 37. 134 lew. tow, 31. Ml. 114. It U wi. eiunbath 31. 47 113 l 6 iy 69 lotue So dy 69. ICO. 137. IM Ultonr. VoU-U 49 lelto . fo l I UiisNiy. torer 31 latUNt n W lo«U. Br.ce 4. 94. H. 99 U lw Gary 31. 104. 107 (••wn. lev 137. 139 U«nk . Mark 139 UfNt. MU 64 leo. to ipto 4 ImiIN. BcWd 64. 10 I« Wn. Celerto H Udlto. ton 73 In. toffy 76 lee. (tor 1. 9 In Man 31 IMmmiv M«r too 47 99 la tor. 9kt 14) Utoi a. Joewt 54 laUt to 113 leelto Aon 76. 117 Urine, iMMnn 54 lont. Jem 47 . 94. 99. IM. 1 7. 113 Inn . to«4 49 93 II) U0btbeort. Dev4 54 l.raU efc. IumIIm 107. 113 Und. (tor 31 Undbtooet. Aik 40 l‘ 4 r , Mwknr 103 UN. tonrn M llOf-4. D d 64. 109 U M ICO Uoyd. Lm 55 Urb., (to. 64 99 lock . I .-No 47 Utop lab 99 toditore. W„ 61. 113 lohto. tor 31 Un . Am 15 lenee. lorry 31 Ison. Jim 13 Ure.e. Stofto . Ill 139 levfb. iwMr 79 Iwh, Xa.iet 73 L rw| t . (to ' en 114 la—. Diene 17. 107 Im . ... w 33 Inn, Leqlm 131 lixMnan Stan 32 43 lad! (tor 43. 137. 139 led, Aarmry 96, 139 l n4. All 76 114 lenAM. 0 eb 99 Uirdberg. ten S3, 110, 130 164 lrm . len, 61. 113 Irmoa. Mary 40. 9 . 107. 133 Irnck, Maiilrn 79 l r . CIV 4 M McAbee. iU.. 33 — l w i Den 69 Mactlwe, torry 73 totAsiu. «. a torCmlU, Corel 46 MeClaU, I... 61 to 33. IC7 UCirmtl. IU SI tocCUU.V 9.9Mb 33. 99. 131 13 toaOermaet Jean 4 torOerltt. Ihmna 12 tocD—14. tort 100 AmDj o 4, Hiorw 49 Mcfiaatdhl, I..IN, 79 AtorCto rto. toner M tortne ,, Dmmt 144 toctrm.,. Ua M 6. IM tolw. abn 36 torfertoml. Itody, 79. 103 to tor lord. toeliee 52 toetortae.. Colli.... 4 toe041. 0o y 3. 96 Me I math. Go , 73 M.bnn. kb 54 Mctmnan Oo 99 MeKelU . M.l IS H Me9e.no, Dele J7, I|9 McKeraU. tobn 31 M.9khn IWr 74. 1 4. 113 toe9. n mv. leer 32. 94 tocKUtarr. Mariya 79 Meleeblen. In. 7|. 119 MclaugMn ttonoi 73 MaMoon,. toery 49. 134 MacMttoe, Slo e . 4! MaNannn, kmlit 94. 117 M 4e1l r . David 34. 134. 139 Marker, Oerre 44 Madders C « 94 111 130 toad.cn 1am 63 toe ee. Oerfb 43 too par i, toe 99 M d i 1 Oaarye 55 toa Mf, So-rb-e 49 toatoftoy, to A. 54 toeNee Undo 4 . 164 1 7 Mails to ' bnro 40 Meier, toh rt 73 delink toerjo et 40 ManMI V.ki 53 Mipn. tobn 69 Marble, token 33 Mo ™.t daw KT 114, M7 toorko.lt, 9arena 69 Mar . Oeneid 33. M3 Merab. Arr e te 33 MareboH, Karee 40 Merits My III Menu. Mej 99 135 Manky Me to dy 74. 103, 110 Marvel Do e 64 Marvto. fiorb 13 to.rr.bn Mnv, 9 . IM. 113 toaaars Sherry S to.ni.rr , ferry 73, 133 Motor. Am 71 91. 103. MO. 30. 164 147 to th e.. Allen M. 3. 1 5 toattoen. frorb 49. 113 MaHwis tilM 49 Malt. Men 76 13) Marml. ISdki M3 Mayberry, law • toatfitn. tot 9 Mmbl.r4 rre, lee 37 Medairm. Arme 96 Meehan. John 139 toaabK torb M 134 139 Meer. J.dy 99 Mmt MetUr 79 Madav. Karan 4« 114 Mato . Shirley 4C Manadbth l—He 79 Mark ley. ArdH 43. 133 Meyar, luUl 64 MtcboaMan. bon. 76. 103 Midbel, G og. IOC MnMettn. lari 13. 1|9. t l Mieiba. Barbara 49 Mtln. Be— 70, 94 94 ICO. 141 Millar. AnHs 4) Mil Mi, Bab 37 Mr I la . Caraie 4 Millar. DmM I). 134 Mr lie . D.r. 70. 94, 7 Milie . Donald )) Min. , ra.u 33. mi M7 Mills ' . Oeder 17 Millar. Myra S3 Milie . Way.. 64 109. M3 Milb. tee «) Millars U i y 44 Mirotons Store 34 Mirorh, Ikhord 42 Miith.9. Miw.1 73 MlHhell I eh 109 Maa.ad, Bab 43. 17. 90 93 134. 141. 143 Montgomery, Bob 1C7 Men Wei. laen 36 Meora. to boro 32 Me—. W.n« 33 109 Macon. M4e 0) Mere, lorn 64 Mee4iet4, tome 70 to arson. Them 44 toantU«alar. Gory 64. 101 MeTTN, An 33 toerrM. Dwtglr 94. 113 Metre. I into S3 Mermen, town 94 toorriears Me nice 40 NORTH STATIONERS More People Buy Chevrolet and OFFICE SUPPLY Than Any Other Car Art and School Supplies Portable Typewriters BUTTERFIELD Sales — Rental — Repair 111 E. 4th Ave. WO 2 7287 CHEVROLET CO. 5 h or d Main WO 2 1459 INDEX Marrow. Alloa M Mekdbs. Mor se Ml tjl 0rater. Mels 44 Pennin rae. Darts 33 MmHmA leneeth M I2J Nckle, Jedy 40 Oebcre, Larry 113 P.pa.t, les.se 99 Maser. I« ti 4 Maws. Moray 33 Osbr. 7-t r 90 Pepeer. Ion 37 Maser Ren 194 Niaeesi. Oil 70 OsyeeA Ora 70 9 Of karts, te. 63 Me U NrsWt Reenr 74. 94. 99. 113. 123 Css Dave 137, 139 P err ess. b 4t 13 Mcwcry. Motporf H Nkhisete. IMrto 40 OsS-ender. Caters 49 Perry. Sand, 40 Mulipar. Charles 70 Nine. Dane 4 Oswaldl Ker 73. 103 Perry, V..,ieia 33 Moody. a JO Malts. le erhr 70. 114 Os veil lathy 74 Perseni. Cato Id 70 Muriel, Isaac 54. 121 Nerby, loss U O ' treo’. lew ' 7H 114. 143 Peters, Pens, 59. P6, 1D4 Murtwh, Item 79 M,.dk Cart 03 Orerifreet. tarry 73. 133 Pedersen. 3k ven 90 M«v by. Kerbor’te 40 Nerdauht. Mad 36 Owtsefe. Gary 42. 145 Petersen. Otoee 90. 131 Myers. J.dWl 74. 4. 130 Me.dw.nt. Lets 3 103 Orem. Devgles |4 Petersen, Dirk 70 Ayers, lirde 70 Ms.dsw ' it. Mono 12 Osesng, Derrs. 45 Petersen. Jedp 40 Wy land. Jeo 40 Merreli, Jeans. 40. 114, 164 Peleieen, Ren 70 Morns .dy 54 Pnew. lyene 45 Mott. Destg 93. 94 P Peasrsan. Myron 65 Ntboy ls gliws 30.. 117 PtOrsw, S sees re 49. 96 ii Nybar . Mike 13 PPhrftalk P.ed 2). 45 Npe, Jeree 79 Rage, Mary 59 Pheeacns Peulne 49. 99 •tent. (e f 22 Rone Keits 137. 139 PtsefesA Oorts 49 Naau. ProrA 32 Pel rear Dove 73 PHtllc. Oarborsa 09. 104 Nets , ihesn 40, 134 o Pete.ek MisW 33 U PKv«e. Us 33 Atedi. fere 40 Pokspar Marilyn 93 96 M«tt. lyresM 19 Meal Robert 33. 105. 130 Pairserrtsr. Cos 99. 94. 99 P lM Suios 49 Meal Terry 05 Oak lend. Sandy 90. 94. 100 PseMees. Oses 145 Poyent 0J9 73 NeN. ieretf 40. 150 Ofct.ake. Sseers 40 Parker. Helen 40 PorsoR. Pos4 96. 197 Mein, iener 70. 113 O ' Iren. Maecy 49 Prefect. Wfcoelne 53, 114 Per sen. tab 77 Neisast. Wn 05 O Price. Mii.u 40. 99 Porfcsr. Wiie 40 Pas. WilUeas 33 Met sen tarry 32 13 Obet. Hors SO Kerbs, lee 70 Pen. Petty IP Nelson, U r 45. 94. 114 O Bryan. Itbe t 70. 113 Perin. Jses 111 Peas, td.u.d 33 Meteor. Ca et 79 Oa Ress, 99. 114 Palloy. Ran 94 PtoH. Red 70. 110 Met see, Crol 54 0 4 Jed , 19 PeSteesMde. Pal 53 Pleaka David 33 Mtteen. Dares 79. 114 Other ding. Rickard 62 139 tgMrwe. Me ray 49 Ptasfeebeae, Ra er 110 Meteors. Horry 70. 94. 107 Oi..e., (a 44 PotMioe. Gary 70 Parmer. MsW 49 Neteerv Mrs 70. 103 Otrsivaod lose 19 Patty. U.4e 03 Parmer. Marshall 33 Meteor . Jeree 40. 99 Otray. Re. 03. 141. 143 Poetl. Mary S3. 112 Pat let. Jeanie 77 MM eon, Keres 76 Olsen. ©arid 139 Paeey, Mere. 74 PaHarP. Ar , 45. 101 Meteors. K.its 63 Olies, (ketys 64 Pa.ters, Char pi 74, 114 Pattern, C alien 33, 70 Met esn. tee lee SO OI e«, la ten 127 Pa.ten. Pwla 90 PoMs. Sandra 49 ♦Mints, Marilyn 41. 70 Otsoe. Corel 90 Pea. Judy 70 Powell lob 73. 94 M een. lehrl 01 Olsaa, (ri 62. 139. 145 Peal Deo lm 54 Pc well Del 06 Meteen, Srosls. 13 Otsa . HeHa M twui. John 73 Pneat. Carat 93 Meteers. Way re 36 Olio . Jap 42 leaiee, Robot 73 Prather. Mr 93 Me a s. Marno 40 Otsoe. losers 59. 104 PesJersee. Metre 94. 96 Pve.br Oah 141. 143 Meres, lease 33 Otsoe. las 12 Pelkey tea 111 Pvesley- 4sb S3 Nrw.ee, Aesk 05 Olier, Sell, 59, 99 Pelle rsi, Da .res 76 Presoo., Retort 63 Compliments of tKe Best Wishes and Congratulations ELLENSBURG MORRIS VALLEY FLORISTS TELEPHONE CO. Flowers and (rifts of distinction’’ FOR EVERY OCCASION [w55!p5ff| 4 M N. Feuri WO 2-3081 305 N. Ruby Phono WO 2-1425 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES NICHOLSON DRUG STORE STEAK HOUSE Cosmetics — Sundries PRESCRIPTIONS 8th end Mein 315 N. Pearl Street INDEX fitmll. U t.akcftelcl. XtpHr M Pcnoko. Oct 43 iw w . Cadiw 70 9 -re p ot . HI Q O j i t Ht. Rev 42 Oooll. K. r 33 OjIMotv CMdt 41 Or toby. CoS 74 0 ton. CnA, 41 OiUr. E4.Ho K) R hMta. Lor mi 44, 114 fci.to ka.nil 74 RoAo. Wn rt. 9 . I Rut, 33 1o t 141 Rarcavr. J4i ICO ft.Mt.4l, l f mi 41, ft, 140 Rondol. to wl, 4f. 13) Ror.cn, Imn 117 R.U. m. 123 Roy. ft« M 44. )9 Id 43. 9t, 112 R. hto . ft. - 70 Root. 04 or to 77 Root, Mntiotio 10 Root. Ntneo 3) Rood.., Dam 4f Rootn Ttm. U. 43 Roo.ok. Rnaton 41. ft Roo.oo, Tom 127, 140 142. 143 t M . iot b aro 4f •oictot, Unto 77 RoM, Lototoia RO 103 !•• . v ln R4 •otowr. Call 4 . 131 to... Rot 33. f4. H tondol. ll da 32 to.tM Noil 33 ftpnfrow. M lit ot S3, W tonattocN, Job. 43 •ovkto. tint 41. 117 ftbary. Mu 43 I n t wn lm, Dm..II 37 RAto d« n Aim 114 cto-R W Wd 42 Rcliwnt, Jtm t4 R« «.l. Unto 70. 4, 103, 107 R oi. Roy 74 R«0 n, Naro4d 141. 142 W . tl R 0t - 7 Otv 77 I. m. W 77 Rtloy. CoHu 77 Ri.atom, Cull 41. 104 RtO.No. Rill 103 13t RHicRol. bltor 41 Rieac . too 74 Robkina. M Reborn. Carolyn 94 Rabo.lv Vtofcio 41 ItbrlMv No 10. 44 171 Rock hold. My 41. 100. 117 •ot.nt, U.mn. 39 ‘34. 117 Retpeci. Mo y flu 44 Roo r eer 77 Rod.ioooL Cr 4) Rcd ' kCMOt Iwt 3) Roito f rolpn 70 Robto. K Rerko. Vick, B0 • « Did 42 •oi.rbcrk RoooEyr locndohl Do.to 49 114 Row. h 44 •on Ml ban 74 RolNooll. Cor 43. 44 IoRmII tor, 94 Rotordc, Ml . 43 Boon 44 to.Ni. III.. 44 Ror . Eb 4 44 RaCkor. Vicki 44 RN.., Martin 43 lip ' ' , tody 4) R. m toll. 44, 111 Rank, Roto 43 RmmM. tope. 74. III. 144 R.ltodo to b 139 Ivor, lot 111 1)9 • on, 7 497 4 . UR Ink lot, 94 9R, 113 Moon, 1o l 74. 44, 94i 44 107, 112 S Soo.i, Jnoi 27 Socto Ua 141 SI. Oolr. Carp 43 to... D. n« 74 |1| Idm L Job 74 Soty . loarodi 74, 113 ton yi lo. D. b t2 totbrien. toon S3 Sonlord. Do o 14 Santo. Sardp 44 So.00.1, ImI 43. 13) When imn 43. ICO Soto , to ty 4) toeol. liMto 49 lar t oi . Do . 77 too C-.ral 33. 70 Ml. Loaoy 43, 104. 41. 110 Sckooltor Oob 127 Sc k ootoi, Ttorotu 70, 94 (.ton. , ARm.H. It- 123 Sekone . J«4loo 122 tofcortoo.bo 0M, Scon RO VMiooo. IomoI 1) ScNml too S3. 1 4 Vto.lt, (altopn 77 41 112. 123 VMo.ito, Job. 114 toEcridt Loot la 41 htoptot. Dor. 14, 44 Sthooidar. OoRbio )4. 114 Schaerigor. lorr- 33 114 VtotoM. (to 94, 47, 113 Scholl. Lorrp 70 toh.ll tor dp 70 Wtouno . C ' oy 70 Schott, No.ro 34 ton ■ ■ ,. Rooricto 41 Schrotrdl. Rotor 37 tokinotn. Olon 37 1c th, Don )4 to Em CM , Al 42, 11. 144 Sekwoiro . Roy )4 Scordon. Mo.toro 34. 43. 114. 117 tool . Coil 44 Scott, tonoo 69. 4R. 44 Seikno., Roo 141 intort. lotwt 14 Soon. Jeho 71 1)4 Wt to—on 34 too tin TRotO III to amor. Dora 143 to,™ ., O wto I4S to Ion Chotloon 9) Sonpohl. Al 43 torotb. Ml 34. 114 Soraila. Dkk 34. 47. 110 totW R.l—t 34 tororoor. 4 ll 49 Shodda., Norp 33 Shod .., En 41. 117 toonkv An 71 Shonoon. Did 137. 134 Skarv. Don 01 101 Ml She RoM 34 toalby. Ron 74 123 5h«lM r. toon 4 Sk.ll. Katfcrpn 116 totom .,. I tod. 77 Stondan. Homy 44 SUrrp. lock 34 9to0.no. Atnoo 10® 3t4ro.ll. April 77 Sto.toy CrUto 41, 127 Storocu. Heron. 40 SU.r Robot? 43. ’W DR. T. G. HEATON OPTOMETRIST 104 W. 5th Phone ELIENSBURG WA 5-2267 SIGMAN ' S FOOD STORES GROCERIES • SNACK BAR FRESH MEATS • MOOERN BAKERY The Store with the Refreshi i g Atmosphere SOS N. Pine Ellenskurg INDEX CHAMNESS REALTY INSURANCE DARELD CHAMNESS 500 North Ruby EUENSBURG. WASH. Office: WAInur 5-2147 In i W0od!oi d 2 1763 BEST WISHES from KERNS MOTEL Free TV and Radio SINGLES, DOUBLES. SHOWERS Just off Highwoy 10 — on Highway 97 Poland ' s Florists Gifts Always large election of cut fLowers and Fancy Corsages H ' e specialize in Weddings New and Modern Shop, Closest to College SiepJ.ied Is. H 123 Iiswkn. 14. lllL 174 Ilnsnsirv Marl it 43 iisWMA ..•!«.« 123 Sli IrtRA Dw Ufa Du-.e,, 74, 137 lldev. l W r 41 Slleen. Am 47. 114 SImms. Me SS. 141 FREE PARKING 4 evq. Unde 41. tit SmU.Ua UmS 41 SmUsUil Imiw 4. 71 SMer. J n 33. 138 SMIL Maly 47 SMMfitn Cor Jot 139 M.Im« Grtyleed 4 SM.«rs, O... A3 Sm.smm. J.4f 34 Sm ep s. CeroW 80 StordaN, Cory 34 W..M, m 71. 4. 112 Uear. M.xl 33 lit. 131 WsAIU. tub.. ' BA W5 7«. F my 74, 11} Sororsae. 7SI II $ « k. Tor }3 Swbsi Li.da 38 Shedy Bek 43. 139 kiiAr. Jeertt 77. 121 Wrmi. (eryiyn 7 SHrpf fted 33 Skmyt. Unde 86. 108 SurrktrpM. Petti SO Sky Mi. WitM 34 VjmH Vkk 37 WoM. (tm 47 Surd.Uk. Dow. Id 71 Srepdley. Judy 93. 116. 124 SiBtt, Ftoe 77 Smiley. Serpn 37 104 Settee, AtIM S3 SrsttK Dwn 78 Srytdten. l r 30 Smilk S3 Swann. loktwtte 30 Sre.tk OiteM 74 Swensen. Ima 77 VeJtk 4o 34 Seemwv le«4e JO Sr.UK ekn AS 94 3 women Woyre 83. 139 Smltk Joy 34. 114 Mnrr, ieo 13. 73 108. Smilk KeAiy 71. 114 14, 57 Veitk Ret 137. 137 Sweet, li.de 33 kmipf. Seepn 70, 129 Smilk Uwieoce 43 Smtk Udie 34 3 wee so r, terry A3 Srr.th Wan 71 Sydew, Jure 71. 114 Sreetk AiAtlly 47 Sytfcyw. Patti 71. 76 Srritk fan 33 Syyetk Put 71 Mi. Ikk 48 7MM. Dole 63 V wh SfcatUy 33 So Vp.m 71 VMM. ojer 137. 137 T Vmm, 7mm 14 14 Teildi. Stereo 63 Snyder. Mike U 71. 7 fplkwl. 7m 6S. 110 Snyder. tareM IA T-efbwt, W 171am 63 MU. W 130 r«kw, Terr 74 Softener kh Mo dan re 49 kb. Jetty 74 SeittiMn. Mmit 34 feturv Port 71 So tern on. Serp 14 93. 167 IptW . 6M 4J WU Join 74 fevtot, Parrel 71 SywhMyp l«tk 34 1erf let, link 71 Sislker. Gerald ’03 Ipytpr. Mm ti Sui.t, Duei.l 116 T«v at, Shirley 30 V e N. Jet 42. 127 Soviet, ferny 74 Spirkxk Pamela 41 •eel. hobo-t 62. 127 Spuwps. liMtp 77 Telletl, Stem 39, 119 SMkiteo Sty.tr 62 Tettam Mel 81 S MM per, Leo 62 lerrdji. loamy 33 Store per. Poet 41 fete. Gee y 71 SMntacd. top. 34. 113 tkKker from 43. 17. 11S (Motor. Fred 34 Ttuyet Arre 77 ShWey. 1cm 129 Hrkpetpyrn. Pe 31 SMntb.fr. Rapt 94 lie el. Norry 71 1ty.iy.ick. tkptlp 34. 114, Itmews. Gte«err 33, 107 116s 1 7 IHwnos RyyMie 71 kMudirp... Jetry 64. 124 T ho VMS (n 74 510 N. Ruby Phone WA 5-7707 IWns. Tee. 13. 144 IhospMA Gary 14 Ttufvwr. Judy 77, 114 lhe«wean. Mo-t 64 Iforvur. fol 33 IhespMA F l 43 ISopbna Apr 63. 164 1hM«st Petti B1 1U.-U...4 Nnyl JS. 74, 111 ItspsiM. Carolyn 33. 30. 87. 112 IImus, Monty 30 W. L. (BILL) SHREVE CHEVRON STATION One Block West of Campus Compliments of SPROUSE-REITZ VARIETY STORE 404 North Pin Ellensburg, Washington SERVICE CLEANERS Your complete clothing core center Self-Service Dry Cleaning ProfeotJonal Laundry Service One-Day Prefstuonol Cleaning and Preuing Service One-Day Shirt Service P retting While You Woi (Located Across from the Liberty Theatre) MANGE ' S BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE AIR5TEP • ROBIEE • UFESTRIOE PEDWIN • SMARTAIRE BUSTER BROWN STOCKDALE-YOUNG SWEECY CLIPPER Agency Your Friendly Barber Shop REALTORS • INSURORS Lowell D. and Groce S. Young loceted Acrott from the College Auditorium 221 4th Ave. E. WO 2-1486 The Heir Lends the Moot to One’ Appeerence Lunstrum BEST WISHES Paint and Glass FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT Paint, Wallpaper, Mirrors, Glass J J JEWELERS Contracting 416 N. Pinr Si. Ellrntbu ' g 418 N. Pine WA 5-2661 INDEX r . amo n fWfcar. 13 T:b«jt C ryl 41. 102 r.MlMUk , 0 t 74 fHNT. I 0 10 HI 142. 1 3 MMUn 7tw 6« 30. 112 r fiilW. Oran 143 ravtnMfd. 71 InM, Wahv 74. 137 T ' llw. • ' ! 33. 74 Jw 33c 71 !•• , • A3 Trip - 0n ? M«i. ImIU JJ 13. 97. 12) l W. 4A.lv 41. 74. MO, 140 Tml. PBarlhpm 77 IruM. 0 ud 74 W 1 « u. 121 TUretnj. Otniin 71 1 i-kw. l «a 99. 74 133 133 Iirh . A « 77 Trawr. Arlan 99. 07. 112 ! • , A.ni IJ7 b Wilton 39 MM IU... 3 110. 130 Urrtoarya . Iktenl 7 Uedtrwaad, Howard 43 Vail tp N w. Mr 43 Van torn, toady 43 . 79. 102 !|7. 134 Vcn ar e 4 l Jin 42 V .4 r ol 0 jf«jkl 34 131 Vn Coil. AM 34 Vo WrrI 4 n 3) Voa 0ft. Gerald 03 Vaa Valkarttt Vi. 123 ' o ' Wtotilalm. 0 f 43 Votray. Nltfc 44. IOC. 109 Vauaa Tan 37 Voay r Gary 13 Vast. Mita 71 Va , Jakn 03 VnoRNt, loam 90. 74 VaaoMM. R fc vd 33. 137 Vann . AW 71 V rU. 9on b N Vaatkar Ura 03, 137 v«4ndB, Wwra. 33 Vafcnan lidr 7 V.w k «4«H, K e 1C, 114 W W uV nar, CawMe 90 Wahai, Coralpn 77. 122 -..I..., Oaraifcv 00 Wok ' . Oan. )4 Wall. A.lM. 110 Wall, torn 77 WaJIrwr. Jtdin 97. 74 114 Woilar. Carol 90 Wollar. AM 37. 104 Woilar, Wsr.r 114 Word. Oaan 77, 123 WML Oor r 74 Ward. J n 33 Word. Jrrpt 90. 74 Wu ror. true 71 Waw. Canal 77 Warrar, fora 74 Waaall Oam 43 Wmtbanr. Oi«a 37 Walut, AW 33. 109 lit Waa. J M 03 Woiwr. Wary Am 33, 77 Watone, Dvr 43 Shelton “SoaP Stop. In Ellensburg Gifts - Stationery ■ Office Suppliei 411 Noet m PtNi arrntiT Fllcnmukc Wasminotom It ' s Wphtfpr ' c Fire — Car Insurance ■ ■ CU3ICI J CAFE REPRESENTING PENN MUTUAL LIFE A.B. Offer Insurance Agency SMOKE HOUSE Insurance Is My Business BAR-B-Q 420 N. Pine Si. Phone: WA 5-7341 Recommended by Duncan Hinei CONGRATULATIONS NEW YORK CAFE from Femous Sleeks — Chinese Dishes THE ANTLERS HOTEL Blue Room foe Your Dinner Perlies Dining Room Free Perking in Reer of Building and 3rd end Mein Since 1911 Silver Spur Room ED’S DRIVE-IN Compliments of CLEANERS BAILEY-POWELL 3rd and Pine Street WO 2-6401 PHARMACY Free Pickup and Delivery Free Mothproofing THE REXALL STORE Professional Cleoning Service Clean only, plus spotting: 4 lbs for $1.00 Phone WO 2-6261 WYLER WATCHES COURTSHIP DIAMOND RINGS BUTTON JEWELERS Complete Gift Department aik about our special DIAMOND BUDGET PLANS 4th and Pine BROTHERTON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture et Lowest Prices 109 E. 3rd PKone WO 2 6127 “ Say it Flowers” DELSMAN ' S GREENHOUSE and FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We Deliver Flowers by Wire 407 N. Pearl Phone WA 5-8217 Major and Thomas Inc. The House of Quality Oldsmobile — Cadillac — Rambler 200 North Pine Faltus Motor Co. Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Sales and Service SATISFItO CUSTOM 1 5 - o . .ont prpduo Ph. WO 2 1455 7th and Pearl Your Beauty, Health and Prescription Center BERRY’S For the Latest In Women ' s and Children ' s Fashions 409 North Pearl Ostrander ' s Drug 401 N. Pearl Phone WA S S344 INDEX f r 74 WatiM, Uuv •o ' w . 0 3 Wotl. Soto 90 99 Wesegel. KiA« iw 99 W.b;,r Meflrdo 30 WetlJell P.I.. 71 m«il Jm W WeM. lull 71 w i . i; 45 W.)«, Jon 63 Weiu. P u 84 W,1W. o.1 4V l« Wifm ' . latWe 41. 103 110 117 W.., SU ... 77. 9 Wi ' imurgn l«noh 19. 80. ’12, 114 w . 0o f 85 «Mi. Isimo) 70, 114 We. e . oi w.., rl 8) WIoIk D.o i 35 Wki e 199 W4IH. lotrr 74 Wtitoio Ota.a WWW WNtUav Mery 35 WNlflffllKv i «e ae 53 WUhU. MW « 43 Widna., 71. Ml Will . G.uj. 71 94 94. SO. 107 1M W v Menli 39 Wdiira, Mf.u 41 • ' M«. l«r« 31 wtltkw. U«i f 137. 139 Wiley. 1.4. 31 W4.v. Dkfc 7 Wlfte. Call 53 114 W HI. UWi 94 WlUfcvd !«■-• 99 WIImimi, Kem.lt 94. Ill W4Im« v Milford 71 Will . Jo e 41 Willi. M .,a 90. 04 W ' Uo Mww. 99 WilMIk, 6. • •! W«W«n. § od Ml. 141 Wfew. fo. U 71. Ill W g«v Ctopto 71 WiHan Gm f 13 Wfoan Jr.. 84 WhH Urn 71 W9.an. Moty 71 W4mh Sard, W W« . Ted 4. 94 Ww. Ohi W Western . lose 39 W a. Oa« 43. 139 Wihimh DM 74 W.«atari Diaro 59 114, 114 ■ ' i4 r , Ott.H 74 WoM.orrv Co. 16 139 144 Waaa Seae 71 Wo «4tav a. CohI N -oidt.sg la bom 35. 100 109 W-eds. 9idtard 71 W ' o.iUngtcn. 4e . 43 W, „U Cwfo 71 137 Wr M. (l.k 41 Wytearfca, Clarrl 77 w,Hka -• . oo i«o. no. no. i40 Y fomncro Kara 77 Ubt k. Hewt-d 74 Too . Iwtmy 42. 94. B0 z ZawaUo, tie. 44 87 111. 114 90. 94 Tore lit eta 50 94. «■ 113 M. Stale, 35 I« o. laW 90 Zimar Don 137. 139 I fit ? . Huai. 71. Ill . . . IN CLOSING ■ The lost page of the 1963 HYAKEM is to oy thank you to th many people who helped to make this book a success. ■ We, as editors, felt that rso matter how hard we tried we could not give complete coveroge of the yeor in a book with so little space to cover so much. ■ Special thanks to Miss Bonnie Wiley, our advisor, for her aid and patience throughout the yeor. ■ To Fred Hoberland and Dan Eisenman our photographers, we sav thanks’ ' for doing all those rush jobs. ■ Thank you. Craftsman Press, for printing our book on time and for your aid and advice. ■ Now, the thank-you’s have been sold ond the 1962-1963 year draws to a close. The HYAKEM, o Chinook word meaning quick to tell” hos told you as much os possible in this short amount of time. H With this lost page, the 1963 HYAKEM closes.

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