Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Sophomores The Sophomore Class, with Miss Txvyinan and Mr. Johnson as their advisers, and an able quartet of officers, have made rapid progress during their first year in the stoekade of ld. H. S. l Dale t'orrea served tlll 'O'l1gllOllt the year as the efficient guide for class activities. lie was able assisted by Don Sanders, viee president: Margery Gould, secretary, and Robert Dun- nington, treasurer. XVynne Rogers represented the class 011 the eouneil of the Assoeiated Stu- r dent Body. DRAMATICS: Mary Platt, Frances Martin. KLAHIAM: Margery Gould, Virgie Olson, Charlotte Wager, Helen Wines, Marjorie Manners. OPERETTA: Betty Hofmann, Wendall Kinney, Peggy Linton, Charlotte Wager, Frances Martin, Betty Wentzell, James Smith. DECLAMATION: Virgie Olson, LaV0nne Bell, Peggy Lin- ton, Lois Hubbell. GOUI-D SANDERS MR. JOHNSON Shannon, Burrage, Boice, VVhitehurst, Cagle, Breckon, Cooke, West, Fetter, Nvalker, NV:-iger Anthony, Lamb, W. Anderson, Jenkins, Hogue, Molsee, Page, H. Martin, M. Hofstrand, DeArmond L. Jackson, Houghton, Pott, R. Bell, Mun? G. Correa, Rutter, Tipton, Gibson, Ploehoweitz, ' erguson Emerson, Scott, Dunnington, J. Smith, Rogers, Sanders, Hubbard, Snyder, Spurling, M. Martin Kern, YV. Smith, Decker, M. Colwell, Buchholz, VVentzel, Reid, Hofmann, VVineS, Gould, Q hr de B t M .c oe r. ur on, organ F. Martin, Morris, Thomas, Olson, Drake, A. Lunstrum, V, Stevens, Platt, Manners, E. Lunstruni, McCracken, Linton, L. Bell, Hubbell, Barrett, XVebley Page 15

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CORREA DUNNINGTON MISS TWYMAN Sophomores On blazed trails Sophomore settlers tame from East-Yon Junior High, Enduring the hardships of English and Latin. Pleasurable activities beyond them lie. llauntless determination lured them on To this d-ear old stoekade. Faithful teachers encouraged theni through 'Iill a sturdy foundation had been laid. New activities met them here. Better ideals did they Create-. Adaptability and stern resolutions Determine the daring Sophomore fate. BASKETBALL: First Team-Wynne Rogers, Don Sand- ers, Pat Dorsey, Dale Correa. Bullpups-Lee Scott, James Smith, Robert Colwell, Ralph Emerson, Glenn Correa. FOOTBALL: Lee Scott, Bud Rutter, Dale Hamblen, Ralph Emerson. TRACK: Leonard Anthony, Leonard Burrage, Robert Dun- nington, Lee Scott, Bentley Kern, Wynne Rogers, Don Sanders, Ralph Emerson, Walter Anderson, Harold Jenkins, James Burke, Herbert Martin. ORATORY: James Sweet. Sweet, Mumnia, Taylor, Gardinier, R. Jackson, Lieb, Ames, Jones, M. NVeaver, Crocker ' ' ' ' ' B d C l Jensen, McNeil, Stanley '1ownsend, Lhristian, arnar , u p, Pease, Skiffington, Quicksall, Martin, Hadley, McArthur, Crewdson, Parsel, Demarest, M. Palmiero F. Palmiero, Hamblen, Burke, R. Colwell, Cobel, Eyman, Delnarest, McSay, Ellsworth Bender, Dorsey, Webster, Kinney, Anderson, NVright, Rader, George, Stephens, Rioheson, Nuckles, Roberts D.Correa, McKee, Baskett, Lewis, Phippen, Keene, Whitfield, Walters, Nelson, G. Hofstrand, Banks, Shuey, Ringer, Borgstahl El l Page 14

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Junior High The Ellensburg Junior High School has given every student in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades protection, shelter, and new oppor- tunities. New pupils, like settlers of olden days, came with a vague fear that they would be lonely, but seeing friendly teachers and stu- dents, all fears vanished and they quickly became a part of Junior High life. The Junior High School building, which l1as been in use for just three years, with its excellent facilities and fine auditorium, has been like at fortified stockade to the students. VVith sports of many kinds, numerous club activities, and a dramatic production to supplement their regular school studies, the year has been an enjoyable and worth- while one. Each student was given an opportunity to choose the club activity i11 which he is most interested, and to which he has devoted one hour each week. Eleven different clubs in which students have partici- pated this year are: Orchestra, boys' athletics, girls' tumbling, book lovers, dramatics, shop. agriculture, nature study, ne-edlecraft, person- ality, study group. Many interests have been aroused by the weekly activity period. A The Junior High School has been fortunate in having a select and competent faculty, headed by Mr. Jess Mills, as principal. Teachers who devote their full time to Junior High School classes are: Miss Sybil VVarren, English, Miss Abbie Marston, English and Literature, Miss Carrie Ann Tucker, English and Expression, Miss Nyta Luther, Social Science, Mr. Lannes Purnell, Social Science Hlld Health, Miss Katherine Canfield, Social Science and General Languages, Mr. ,Islam- ilton Howard, Science and Shop, Mr. Paul Nelson, Algebra and Gen- eral Matllematics, Miss Gladys Erickson, Mathematics. In addition twelve other teachers devote a part of their time to Junior high school classes. Koenig, XVebh, Nelson, Rramlett, Purnell, Johnson Roberts, Luther. Marston, Maloney Mills, Bates, Tucker, Halverson, Howard VVarren. McBride, Sunnell, Baker, Argall, Reed, Canfield Page 16