Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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1456 ,49 Am' CAM CLUB The Ctim Club nude pictures of Athletics, Ele- mentary, hlunior. .ind Senior High students, the Sen- ior B.1ll.1nd junior Prom. Wfith the money they e.1rned they PLlI'L'll.lSCkl tpuneriis, tripods, light meters. .ind other equipment for the photo-l.1lu. as well as using .1 tidy sum for entertainment. The officers were: President. Pat XX'hitm.1ng Vice-President. Ctiroline Pe- tersong Set'ret.1ry', Cdrroll Sttlrnes. .md their advisor w.1s Mr. Kibhe. SODALITAS LATINA The .1nnu.1l Roman Banquet highlighted the year for the Latin Clluh Members. Mr. Gates, their advisor, was on h.1nd to make sure everyone got enough to ent. Several times during the year, Latin students put down CQ.iesi1r ' to hold meetings, with Marla Rugh .is presi- dent tior the first semester. and Nadine Smith .is the second semester president.

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Wad a Z Dane .,., PEP CLUB The purpose of Pep Club was to create and main- tain school spirit and to support all school activities. These girls provided hall' time entertainment at many games. They also gave an all-sports banquet in the spring and assisted in other sports banquets. Their work with Pep assemblies was valuable toward pro- moting interest in athletic events. The officers were: Kay Short, President: Nancy Coursen, Vice-President, Roberta Eason, Secretary: Marjorie Brooks, Treasur- er: Darlene Hepburn, Drill Leaderg and Miss Shuck. Advisor. MP. Sorenson gives out letters to some of the members of Lettermen's Club. D--gg. eg, Pep Club girls Mary Dunlop, Roberta Eason, Phyllis Bailes Dailene Hepburn and Helen Haberman get ready for a pep assembly in the auditorium. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The purpose of Lettermen's Club was good pro- motion of athletics. The boys sponsored rooters' buses. programs for the games. a trophy for the best blocker in football and the Gafford Award for the best all-around athlete. The officers were George Lambson, President: Larry O'Neill, Vice-President: Lannes Purnell. Secretary: and Mr. Rowley. Advisor.

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Wane G. A. A. The purpose ot' the Girls Athletic Association wats to give the girls Ll tlmnce to pitrtitiimte in sports nd to earn L1 letter. Tenniquoit, httdminton, httslcet- .all swimming, hiking. and horsehiick riding were ome of the many sports participaited in hy the G.A,A. girls. Their officers were: Shirleen XX'iltgen, Presi- tentg Barbara Thelen, Vice-Presidentg Dom Sperl, .et'ret41ry-Tretisurer1 and Miss Baker. Advisor. Nona Mitchell smacks a ball way over while Merna Wyland and Shirleen Wiltgen wait for their turn in G.A.A. practice. XX Allen Mettler goes through the receiving line of French Club at initiation. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The two main events of French Cluh in 1952, 'ii were the initiation in the tall and the French Banquet in the spring. Their meetings, whiuh were held once Q1 month in the lfreneh classes. tonsisted ot' movies, games and songs. The first year Presidents were Qlst sem.j Butch Sterling, and find sem.j Kay Kendall. Second year Presidents were Qist semj -ludy Clark. and tlnd sem.J Kathleen Meyer.