Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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S . AS IT VJERE They make 'im short, they make 'em tall, They make .m fat, they make 'em small, But whether tall or fat or big or thin, Each one is here to help you win. They may be cross, they may he gay, They may not change the livelong day, But take them good or take them bad, lt's the very best faculty we ever had. Gladys Tjossem ffrom the 1922 Klahiamj I I I First Principal J. M. Morgan Davis Dunstan D. Nelson W. M. Brown OFFICE PRACTICE: Top: P. Ellis, G. Kelley, M. Liboky, C. Jensen, N. Smith: 3rd: M. French, V. Jordin, N. Russell, M. Jaques, J. McGahey, J. Younie: 2nd: Miss Moulton, B. Evens, J. Snowden, L. Swangler, E. Ross, U. Smith: lst: L. Klocke, P. Kuhn, D. Hill, W. Smith, A. Berg, D. Lord. GFFICE PRACTICE Assisting in the checking of attendance, typing and running errands, these girls obtain experience in office work and relieve the principals and their secretaries of the routine. cafes fl Gqdfli,l1l5yyliQgil 'E il . 3' .T cl l il ll ll is 'if ri? JJ, --- RUTH M. ARGALL--1930-Speech, Production: B. A.vL'. of North Northwestern College of Speech Arts, Minnebfgolis, Minn. Q .I ac il ' GLAYDES BAKER-1918-P. E., Health Co-0rdir1a- tor: B.A.-C.XY.C.E., M.A.-Teachefs College Columbia University. TED BOWEN-15035-Chemistry, Physic-sg B.S,AVVhit- man, XYZLIIQ1 XYalla, M.S.-XY.S.C. 7 i f

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Jade? ide TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATION Many changes have occurred since our school began--the number W of students has steadily increased and new facilities ht been installed gy, to take care of the increasing need. New teachers have been added until now they number twenty- seven, a sharp contrast to the six or seven teachers in the early nineteen hundreds. As the number of teachers increased, the duties of the faculty gradually became more specialized. Early responsibilities of a principal included coaching athletic eventi. Currently our superintendent and principal are chiefly occupied with the administrative duties. First Superintendent: Prof. F. M. McCuIIy G. L. Putnam M. MacLennan Argall Baker LIBFIARIANSZ Bowen Brainard Top: B. Recor, C. Jensen, H. Deseve, J. Brown: Srdg E. McElroy, C. Washburn, E. Gage: 2nd: D, Pekarek, S. Howard, E. Ross, D. Lambsong 151: W. Smith, Miss Johnson, M. Austin. LIBRARIANS Library science may not be the most glamorous job in the school, but it gives the girls an opportunity to learn the routine and to see whether or not they would like to make this their vocationg they seem to enjoy working with the books. Organized as a group the officers were: Donna Curry, presidentg Erma jo McElroy, vice-presidentg Col- leen Jensen, secretaryg and Miss Alice Johnson, advisor. 6

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Adm! aww ' fzeaence ' Henry Hill Johnson Johnson Kibbe Klobucher B. deJong GLAYDES BRAINARD-1946-Englishg B. A.-Jamew town College, North Dakota, M.A.-Northwestern V., Illinois. DELTON DAVIS-lf!-115 Shopg B.S.-VV.S.C. MARIE DUNSTAN-1941!-Art: HA.-U. of 'Washing- ten. MAXWELL GATES-1047-lizitiii, English, Stage- :-rzift, Speevhg lZ.A.-Mmitunzx Ifiiive,-i'sity. an CAFETERIA WORKERS A. Livingston, J. Kirk, H. Rau CAFETERIA WORKERS Under the supervision of Mrs. joy Kirk, the cafeteria crew was ot great service and Continued to provide nutritious meals at a minimum Cost despite the high prices of food materials. HERB GODFREY-1947-History, Civics, Coach, 13,5 in P.E.-W.S.C., B. of Ea.-W.s.c, WALTER HENRY-1943-PE., Coach: B.S.-NV.S,C, IVAN HlLL-1047-Music-B,S.-4Kan:sas State C01 lege. ALICE J. JOHNSON-1945-Library Scienceg B,AL St. Olaf, Northsfield, Minn. '