Retirement Association Interviews

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  Ruth Harrington Video Interview

  Ruth Harrington

  Ruth Harrington talks about her early life and moving to Ellensburg in 1973. She discusses the beginnings and the growth of her scholarship luncheon groups to help fund scholarships for Central Washington University students.

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  Ruth Hartman interview

  Ruth Hartman

  Ruth Hartman served as a government documents librarian at Central Washington University, 1965-1985.

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  Ruth Hartman Video Interview

  Ruth Hartman

  Ruth Hartman discusses personal history, Congress in 1962, government documents, library space, microform, getting a new library in 1975, and presidents and deans.

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  Joseph Haruda interview

  Joseph Haruda

  Joseph Haruda taught in the music department at Central Washington University, 1951-1981.

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  Jim Hawkings Video Interview

  Arlen James Hawkings

  Arlen "Jim " Hawkings talks about his long career as a theatre facculty member at Central Washington University. He talks about the growth of the department and university. He also discusses changes of administration.

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  James Hawkins interview

  James Hawkins

  James Hawkins taught in the theatre arts program at Central Washington University, 1970-2002.

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  Beverly Heckart interview

  Beverly Heckart

  Beverly Heckart taught in the history department at Central Washington University, 1967-2003.

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  Raeburne Heimbeck Video Interview Part 1

  Raeburne Heimbeck

  Raeburne Heimbeck discusses personal history, coming to CWU as an associate professor in 1967, humorous events on campus, influential faculty members, faculty/administration problems, the salary schedule, faculty code, academic freedom, faculty senate, long range planning, changes at CWU, quality of students, and awards and honors.

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  Bonnie Hendrickson Video Interview

  Bonnie Hendrickson

  Bonnie Hendrickson talks about her early career before coming to Central to work with the Chimpanzee Human Communication Institute (CHCI). Then she worked at a zoo then moved to Iowa before returning to Central as associate director of CHCI. She also discusses the closing of the popular program.

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  Wayne Hertz interview

  Wayne Hertz

  Wayne Hertz taught in the music department at Central Washington College of Education (predecessor to Central Washington University) 1938-1974. He passed away in 1996. This interview was conducted immediately after the CWU centennial celebration on May 30, 1991, which was the culmination of a year long celebration. Music Professor Emeritus Robert Panerio composed ³Te Deum² especially for the event. His piece was dedicated to Wayne Hertz.

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  John Herum interview

  John Herum

  John Herum taught in the English department at Central Washington University, 1962-1993.

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  Carol Hill Video Interview

  Carol Hill

  Carol Hill discusses growing up in Chelan County.She was in the army before coming to central as a single mom. She worked at the library as a student and then she worked in accounting for many years and retired as a distinguished civil servant.

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  Wendell Hill interview

  Wendell Hill

  Wendell Hill acted as Director of Auxiliary Services at Central Washington University, 1963-1993.

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  James Hogan interview

  James Hogan

  James Hogan served on the Board of Trustees for Central Washington University, 1977-1985.

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  Prater Hogue interview

  Prater Hogue

  Prater Hogue describes his life as a student at Central Washington College of Education (later Central Washington University) during the 1930s.

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  Shirley Hood and Richard Mack Video Interview

  Shirley Hood and Richard Mack

  Shirley Hood and Richard Mack discuss working in the economics department at Central Washington University. They also talk about their education and early career. They recall many events from their time at Central.

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  Alexander Hamilton (Ham) Howard, Jr., interview

  Alexander Hamilton (Ham) Howard Jr.

  Alexander Hamilton (Ham) Howard speaks about his time as a student at Central Washington College of Education, 1937-1941.

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  Ham Howard Video Interview Part 2

  Ham Howard

  Ham Howard continues from his first interview by discussing family at CWU, salary, faculty code, faculty/senate problems, influential faculty and administration members, humorous events on campus, and Central's curriculum.

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  Dale Hubbard Video Inteview

  Dale Hubbard

  Dale Hubbard talks about his extensive experience as a student and employee of Central.

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  Sheri Hubbard Video Interview

  Sheri Hubbard

  Sheri Hubbard talks about her time at Central working in student services and the Family and Consumer Sciences department. She also talks about working for Milwaukee railroad until 1980 when she started working for Central.

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  Jim Huckabay Video Interview

  James Huckabay

  Jim Huckabay talks about his early career as a Weather reporter and his pursuit of higher degrees. He also discusses his time progressing through the geography and communications departments eventually becoming tenured geography faculty at Central Washington University. He discusses town and gown issues and faculty and student relations as well.

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  Everett Irish Video Interview

  Everett Irish

  Everett Irish discusses personal history, problems at CWU, faculty/administration relationships, faculty code, humorous events on campus, influential faculty members and administrators, academic freedom, and awards and honors.

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  Nancy Jackson Video Interview

  Nancy Jackson

  Nancy Jackson talks about her early life and time working at central including changes in the telephone system over the years.

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  Eldon Jacobsen interview

  Eldon Jacobsen

  Eldon (Jake) Jacobsen taught in the psychology department at Central Washington University, 1950-1990.

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  Doris Jakubek interview

  Doris Jakubek

  Doris Jakubek taught in the education department at Central Washington University, 1959-1988.