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Anderson Hall Scrapbook, 1967, Central Washington University

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Anderson Hall is a dormitory on the campus of Central Washington University. It was completed in 1962 and remains in use today. It was initially a women's residence, but today is co-ed.

Its namesake, Mabel T. Anderson, was a student and, later, a professor at Central. She enrolled in 1916 and two years later became the third grade teacher in the campus training school. After earning a master’s degree at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, she returned to Central and taught in the education program until 1963.

Anderson Hall Scrapbook, 1964, Central Washington University

Scrapbooks

Anderson Hall is a dormitory on the campus of Central Washington University. It was completed in 1962 and remains in use today. It was initially a women's residence, but today is co-ed.

Its namesake, Mabel T. Anderson, was a student and, later, a professor at Central. She enrolled in 1916 and two years later became the third grade teacher in the campus training school. After earning a master’s degree at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, she returned to Central and taught in the education program until 1963.

Anderson Hall Scrapbook, 1963, Central Washington University

Scrapbooks

Anderson Hall is a dormitory on the campus of Central Washington University. It was completed in 1962 and remains in use today. It was initially a women's residence, but today is co-ed.

Its namesake, Mabel T. Anderson, was a student and, later, a professor at Central. She enrolled in 1916 and two years later became the third grade teacher in the campus training school. After earning a master’s degree at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, she returned to Central and taught in the education program until 1963.

Anderson Hall Scrapbook, 1962, Central Washington University

Scrapbooks

Anderson Hall is a dormitory on the campus of Central Washington University. It was completed in 1962 and remains in use today. It was initially a women's residence, but today is co-ed.

Its namesake, Mabel T. Anderson, was a student and, later, a professor at Central. She enrolled in 1916 and two years later became the third grade teacher in the campus training school. After earning a master’s degree at Teacher’s College, Columbia University, she returned to Central and taught in the education program until 1963.

Marguerite "Carp" Carpenter Scrapbook, Central Washington University

Scrapbooks

Marguerite Carpenter was born in Massachusetts in 1906 and attended the Washington State Normal School in 1926 and 1927. She was the "Yell Queen," as cheerleaders were known then, during her time at the Washington State Normal School. She went on to teach Physical Education and coach girls basketball at Yakima High School in the 1930's.

Scrapbook made in 1926 and 1927. It contains many photos of her friends and photos of sporting events at the Washington State Normal School. There are personal notes with the photographs and notes made by guests and friends.

This scarpbook was donated to the …