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

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Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees, consisting of fore members, ploys a very important role in securing the -clfo ' e of the college The Board establishes and reviews oil coliege policies which deal with the faculty and sludents. The Board also oversees the general management of funds and properties, checking to make certain that eoch penny is accounted for, Regular Board meetings are he d on the third week of each month. The Board meets voluntority four times eoch year with two other state college Boards of Trustees. The Boards meet to discuss the problems of each college. Alt Board meet •ngs ore open to the public and ore regularly attended by o representative of the college faculty senate. A Board Day honoring all members is an annual winter qoortcr event on campus VtCTOft Jl •OUlllON Claltnoi «t tS« Eaa ' d AftCHIC WILSON IxSlMd MSS MA Y mrN OAVSS KlfkUod M S MIMA TStettSAlAT IOI P. WAHl t f0hfO»S 29

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Presi dent Brooks President ' s Message I congratulate the HYAKEM ifoft on this year ' line pictorial record of the college. It it fitting thot this year ' s HYAJCEM feature! the architecture of the campus, lor buildings play o very significant role in one ' s memory of college When, about the time of your 20th reunion, you look at this yearbook, the buildings will make o powerful oppeal to your memory Perhaps your favorite places may not be caught i iite os you remember them, but there will be enough here to call bock the exhilaration of the pavilion ' s grocefu soor, the purposeful sparkle of the library fights in the pool, the serene facade of Sue lombard, the modest dig¬ nity of barge Hoi, the shimmor of yedow leaves against Kamola ' t red brick in the autumn. These reactions ore not sentimentality. In feeling them, you give recognition to some of the most important moments of your formative years: these ore the context of those some¬ times, the philosophers soy, even their hidden cause. Once the context establishes itself in your memory, the people will come bock: the constant chums, the professor, the advisor, the special friend, the chance acquaintance, perhaps even strangers in on observed scene, from whom you cought inspiration, courage, wisdom. In wishing you graduates wed, may I also remind you of your serious responsibility os olumni in helping us continue to add to Central s beauty and hence to its power of forming future generations in intellectual and moral leadership. »

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Responsible (or the general welfare of tbe stu dents in their entra-curriculor life, the Deans of Control co-ordinate both ocodemic and non oco domic terv.ce and supervise student activities and organizations. They aiso make information available for the students on finoncioi oids and scholarship . The Oeans work closely with the ocodemic advisors and the student service agencies of counseling and testing, placement, and the health center 1 ] ! 1 Hi] k .