Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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'T' The students sit down for u feost. COOKS Don't they ever get full? thought our Cooks, Mrs. Alice Phillips and Mrs. Leona Ellison. Serving over a hun- dred students a day, they must try to satisfy the varying tastes and appetites of each individual. Think of the trouble a Mother has trying to feed her own small familyg then KW JANITORS The Janitors, Dale McCartney and Willard New vxorlted hard each night and over the weekends cleaning and polish ing our floorsg each new day brought the necessity for rep etition of the same old duties as EHS students littered papers, wrappers, hooks, and mud. Let's be a little more imagine having to feed a family of over a hundred. considerate. Billie McPherson helps Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Ellison in the kitchen Willard New and Dole McCartney, the ionitors helped as they dish up the hot meals for the students and teachers. keep our school neat and clean. 1 if as FD JF'

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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

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.J The Senior Class Officers, Allen Faltus, vice-presidentg Alec Stewart, treasurerg Miss Klobucher, adviser: Mike Maior, president, and Katherine Pedersen, secretory: worked diligently throughout the year to make all class proiects u success. AKER, JUDITH Uudyl Bulldog Club Representatixe 2-4, Chorus Z--lg Amla Retam Planning Committee -lg Dance Chaxrm in 2 g Music Festival 2. ANDERSON, ELLEN ARCHER, DOROTHY G. A. A. 2-5--lg F. H. A. 1--lg Band lg Pep Band lg Dance Chairman 3 g Music Festival 2 5 Student Leaders' Conference -l. ARNHOLD, SANDRA iFrenchiel Pep Club 2--lg French Cluh 3, Student Leaders' Conference 35 Amla Retam Planning Committee 53 Dance Chairman lg Song Leader 5. Judy Aker Ellen Anderson Dorothy Archer Jim Burnhart Ron Bartok Donna Bender We 71 al ay THE SENIOR CLASS It was a year to remember, thought every Senior as he or she walked down the aisle to receive the long awaited and hard earned Graduation Diploma. Class activities began with the Senior Ball, Harlequin, held on November 25, 1957, in the High School Multi- Purpose Room. The year ended with a delicious breakfast sponsored by the Ellensburg School Board, a hilarious class- night program, the Senior Reception, and the annual Senior Party held at the Elks Club till the early hours of the morn- ing. Officers included: President, Mike Major, vice-president, Allen Faltusg secretary, Katherine Pederson, treasurer, Alec Stewartg adviser, Miss Klobucher. BAKER, JOAN lBc!kel Pep Club 2-3--lg Klahiam -ig A. S. B. Council -ig Amla Retam Plan- ning Committee 2-55 Senior Reception Chairman lg Dance Chairman Z-3--lg Tennis 2-3 4123--lg Y. X. I. A. A, ltennisl 5g All School Play 5. BANGS, ANONA French Club 3 g Office Assistant -S g Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. BA RTAK, RON Band Z-3-4 5 Pep Band 2-3 Q Track 2-4. Sandro Arnhold Joan Baker Anona Bangs Mickey Bennett Barbara Blattner Laura Braoten 5 .fun Qi 'W I8