Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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T Q ELIENS RUM, C Wi 'K fr 'r 0. A. and M. Drive-In Market .... Gene Farrell of Farrells' .... The Capital . . . , Mrs. Tiffany of B. E. S. Tiffanv . , . . Stoms' 5c, 10c, and 25c Store , . . . Mr. Hofsteater of Hofsteater's . . . . Hub Clothiers . . . . Milk Products . . . . The Farmers Bank . . . . Electric Supply and Fixture Company .... Mr. Schurman and Mr, Seubert of the Ellensburg Hardware . . . . Mr. Ramsay of Ramsay's Hardware ..,. The Nifty Shop .... Boss Bakery .... Mr. Patterson of the Ellensburg Book Store .... Safeway Store .... Mr. Bostic of Bostic's Drug Thomas and Price .... Webster's Food Shop .... Fitterer Bros. Furniture .... Carter Transfer .... Triangle Auto Wrecking .... Faltus and Peterson .... Honeycutt Funeral Home .... Mr. Bergan of Bergan's Plumbing and Heating .... VVhite-Dulany Company Ford Motor Company, Jack Kelleher .... Ellensburg Iron Works .... St. Regis Flower Shop . . . . Ellensburg Telephone Company.

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' 1 A 6: M DRIVE-IN MARKET ANDERSON AND MUGAAS N. E. Corner Third and Pine Phone Main 25 A. A. BERGAN PLUMBING and HEATING WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS B-H CHEVROLET CO. 'th and Main Phone Main 6 Bolyard Bakery and Grocery EVERYTIIING GOOD TO EAT Phone Main 87 309 Pearl St. KODAKS SHEAFFER PENS PHILCO RADIOS BOSTIC'S DRUG STORE Phone Ivlain 73 FIRESTONE ONE-STOP SERVICE Camozzy and Williams 24-Hour Service Phone Main 230 W00d I COAL Z FUEL OIL Carter Transfer Company F. CRIMP, Mgr. Main 91 CASCADE LUMBER CO. B. B. COLWELL Main 687 ,-.Af ,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- .NNQ-.-.-,-,-,-, -.-.-.S-,A ff , ---,-.+.-,-,-,-,-,-,- CASE MOTOR PARTS 510 N. Pearl Street Main 622 Hay, Grain, Feed, Seeds, Potatoes, Fertilizers, and Poultry Supplies J. I. CASE CO. FARM MACHINERY Comstock-Arvidson Co. Main 82 I. W. CUMMINS JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER HAMILTON AND ELGIN WATCHES ELECTRIC SUPPLY 8: FIXTURE CO. R. B. WISEMAN . . . EVERYTHING ELECTRIC . . . THE SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE ELLENSBURG BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE G. W. Patterson Main 552 THE ELLENSBURG CAPITAL PRINTERS FOR ELLENSBURGH Fourth and Ruby Black 4432 ELLENSBURG HARDVVARE CO. I Where Quality and Prices Meet 411 N. Pearl St. Main 185 --A------------.Af----A---------AA-A---A ELLENSBURG IRON AND MACHINE SHOP TOM HAMILTON, Prop. Main 143 SERVICE AND COURTESY ALWAYS ELLENSBURG TELEPHONE CO. J. N. FAUST, Mgr. Main 4 Dealers in Raw and Pasteurized Milk ENFIELD DAIRY HCAREFUL MOTHERS USE OUR MILK --IT'S SAFER Main 140 N 4

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IN MEMOIQIAM The following article was clipped from the school paper, The Blue and White, a few days after the accident which saw one of Ellensburg High School's most prominent members meet death in an automobile wreck near Easton. Last Sunday night the somber hand of death reached out on the highway and snatched away from us one of Ellensburg High's most liked students, Ralph Frost. It was the privilege of this writer to have spent his entire school life since the first grade with Ralph and one could truly say he was a 'regular fella.' Many years ago while the present senior class was yet in elementary school, one day the teacher announced she would take any marbles that were dropped on the floor and award them, at the end of the year, to the oustanding student in the room. The entire class worked hard, but when June came around, Ralph Frost was the boy selected as the most worthy of the prize. When the class arrived in Junior High, where organized sports were emphasized, Ralph decided he would make a letter before he graduated from that school. While in the eighth grade, he broke his leg and his chance for making a letter seemed small. But in spite of this, he was in the line-up when spring turnout for track was called, and he worked hard to get rid of that stiff leg. At the end of the season, he had kept his promise, he had made himself a letter. As he arrived in high school he turned out for debate, and it was in this activity two years later that he was working to establish himself as the best debate! in the valley. He had hoped and planned and worked hard over his debate work in order to accomplish this goal. But, Sunday night death reached out and ended the career of this diligent student. Ellensburg High School will long remember Ralph Frost as a student with high goals set and a student that could not be stopped until he had reached these goals.