Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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MR LINDSTROM H1s1ng prcxiously t1ught it I-Iighllnd 'lllcl Wcst Vlllcy at first it was 1 little hlrd for H1rold Lindstrom to lcnovs cxactly who to root for at our athletic exents Now of and Chemistry MRS MQCDONALD With college requirements tightening and college boards getting harder Ilorence MacDonald w1s xery interested in helping each student get as much as possible out of High School She t1ught unior Composition and Literature Sen ior Composition 1nd Literature and adused the unior Class MRS NYGAARD If you were looking for an exciting book such as e World Atl is Who s Who or the Thes1urus Alice Nygaard was always glad to aid you in your search A School Librarmn Mrs Nygaard also supervised the unior Librarians 9 MR ROWLEY We mon' was the echo Stub hclrcl mlny times this year lftcr hc coached our footb1ll team to 1 second plice position in the State football poll 1nd first place in the co1ch 1nd superxised four Study H1lls MISS SHUCK Miss Shucla may If Miss Shuclc would you' Miss Shuclc Better known as Anna B Shuclc to the faculty Miss Shuclc was perhaps one of the busiest members of the faculty teaching classes in Bookkeeping 1nd Office M1 chines serxing as girls counselor and Sophomore Class and Pep Club Ads iser MR SNGDGRASS Due to acl-. Snodgrass hard worlc the Moscow exchange concert this ye1r was a great success Mr Snodgrass sms lcept busy directing the band adxising Pep Band and Dance Band working with numerous ensembles and giung pri x1te lessons S 15 2 'lg K, A Af 4 ,..1-- i L. Mr. Lindsfrom Mrs. MacDonald Mrs. Ny cord 4 V - Q 4 f 2 'Y 2 4 2 ', H ' uf H li 1 ' ' ' I 1 I 'cf 4 i i c I .i ' i ' i L ' ' i 4 S a ' c .i 1 L i ' S i ' ci. ', I i A c 4 i .S c i i course, he's an avid EHS fan, His classes included Biology Valley League, Mr. Rowley was also assistant basketball V1 Y. W K - , C S v.. K -1. i r i i 7 ' r ' 7 ' H ' ' ' S 7' ' ' Y - V ' ' V 1 ' - 1 ' ' U 7 , I 4 S ' i '.' I ' . . .H ' i . ' i, ' Y . g. 7 I g. ,' ' 7 ' . . . , 5 A K ' . 1 K 7 J . . . . y - - N . Y . , r . Y K . in .. V.. , fi A . ', , - 1 , , , s 1 Y K , . th J ' , af, N ,H 1 J, ' . ' . Y .. '. 7 -N t S y . . r S ' . . Y 7 . K -K , -I , B J - , ,- , ' - K, ,- ,- , '. Q' if S. 4. MV- ROWIGY Miss Shuck Mr. nodgross XXX I i r

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LAW We we e enliglr ten ed MR. ELLIS: If anyone moaned or complained a little too long they were sure to be greeted with a teasing smile and the com- ment, That's just about a tough break! from our new Biology teacher, Don Ellis. Besides teaching Biology, he advised the hard-working Bulldog Guard. MR HENRY Because he has taught at EHS since 1943 Dutch Henry must know millions of boys inside out How about gn ing us girls a tip? Besides teaching Boys Health and PE he had a new yob this year coaching the tennis team during both fall and spring turn out MRS KAARING Fingers were burned and mistakes were made but Astrid Kaaring was always there to iron out the difficulties At hristmas time EHS ers were lured toward her room by the nticmg smell of holiday cookery She taught Home Economics and adyised the FHA MR KIBBE If you were looking for something and couldnt seem to find it just look on Merle Kibbes desk Its bound to be there Besides teaching Photography Math and Year Book Production he was the film co ordinator MISS KLOBUCHER Marion Klobucher s wit good solid adyice and remarks that really hit home made her classes both enjoyable and profitable She taught Senior Composition and Literature unior Composition and Literature Creatiye Writing and Greek Classics She was also the Senior Class and Assembly Adyiser MR LA BRECQUE The Inspector Gerard Labrecque is the only EHS teacher that can pretend he s a Roman at one banquet and a Frenchman at another His classes included Latin French and Literature 1 . I 1. Q ,, H , . 7 - ' . 5 ' . Q Y I l . Y. 7 . . . . , 7 1 . . . . . . , K .Q Y ' . . I 1' y 1 . '- f .1 . 1 - ' . . . , . . 7 ,. - - - - - . ' ' y - ' - v' . . i V. . I . 1 . , , . . . . , , , . . , . ' 7 ' . XX . . X . , . 1 . . 1 , 1 M K , Y ' , . .. . ,, - ' 9 J , , Y. . I . , , . , . . , , .' ' , ' , her Mr. lcbrecque til .ti 'la if? , K1 K: ... at gy, H 'ri A9 , 34- ,ful . L W lx it . '-' . , A S .Z gg 4 , :..,.s'Q gf . Zi r,-1,'- ,ga R :we -g - . .Swwi-f f A at Jfwf sff' -Er W' I 4 A we s V' s We , l Jw., .1 Y

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I+ ' MrV I They Ateadilq ur ed cw vn M Mm, MR. SORENSON: Still eligible and handsome is an alumnus of EHS, Stan Sorenson. As head basketball coach and assistant football coach, he coached the Bulldogs to their many victories this year. He also taught History and Civics, and umpired one Study Hall. MR. VANCIL: EHS students voted Arley Vancil, baseball coach, the honor of being Grubs Nelly for a day. His classes includ- ed History, Civics, and World Past and Present, and he advised the newly formed Delphians. MRS. WILKINS: Lina Wilkins was interested in all students and enjoyed mentioning the achievements of our High School students that often went unnoticed. She became acquainted with many girls through her business classes, Beginning Short- hand and Secretarial Training, and as adviser of Triple E. Mrs, Wilkins The teachers gather for u bite to eat and to discuss their problems Iusl. 6