Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Zmde I I I I I SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1907 Top: John Mires, Clearance Cleman, Howard Delany, Harry Grimm, Ivan Talbott, Claude Catlin, Willis, Ames, Maler, Ira Jones: 2nd: Clara Deweese, Emma Denton, Edna Fleming, Letah Hogue, Muller, Iona Collier, Pearl Preston, Myrtle Thomas: lst: Nora Wilson, Estella Shoe- maker, Walcott Hubbell, Emily Mills, Dora Wilson. 1. Beedle, G. Kelley, S. Ballard J. Howerton, F. Sylber G. Ettles .ul-. llmllmw, A f W .M ,,,,.,,4,,,, ,m,,W,, ikfm.f,,im1 limi, xml- une 4, ry., ,I , w f V! W f , f , X., 1 , 3 ' 7 ' 2272 ffl I, 5 f , 'f at f 1 . , 4 , ff , ff-w ...-- Viv it 1 , , f X .iw 1-,i1fM.xJf,n 1.,,,,, iw., x1rQ:vf.1.g31, ,,,,A,, Vfff N Kifhu , JM Kilo. Owl Lfmiif-e::if,. ' K up p X fw A I t 1 , n, i 1' , 1, ,V , ,V ' :ww 1 'ff , V 'fl f' r fm ,t Q I , 1 X T 4 X ,ff ' ' W ,, Q A : Mfj ' ,f . , -L i ' Q, gf ' or ' 1, L 2 ,3,g,,,i lp.n..,M ,,,,,. p,.,wy1 xJ.W rim, rJ.l,,,, mm rm- i1,frof.l rss. l,---,Q sz-in me Kham , J H or ' , - K, ' 5 ' K I on W gf - l Q K j 'f, , I y Q 1' , IC nw ... f f no :iff-,W ll limi sm-V, 1 Wi :'f,,,.L,,,f 1 gi.. ' H 'Ji' WM X M ll' , I X , .I J ,e,, M., ,, ,t.,, .,,, , , t , A 4, Qi If-2 ' i fm .f 5 f' of ,, iy m , ,435 1 ff 4,-if t Q 7., , ' f ,QW X N ,,- , , I U 1 '5.'n,lmn l if-nf k',.w . Q f 1 im, M ,, W f' f ,27 4' www l 'Xin i , 'ij t 1 y,,., -hy.: , , X , M 2 ,, ,j - My rf -.v,, rx, . l l , I . 5 1 i 5 i f Z MW 2 g www R. .. mm, ,wa Nc 5 'PSX w Q -I . as el inf' 'W , fy F 2 1 I l 1 fu . , , 'xlmm - Z Q I5

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cWz'6ea Wwe aww . SOP!-IOMORE CLASS ws, J Q51 54 R .1- 1 'ii Around the year 1900 sophomores had the honor of being the upperclassmen. Not until 1904 - were classes offered beyond the sophomore year up through the senior year. 'K The change from the junior to senior high school always causes some confusion at first, but this year the sophomores made the adjustment with much ease. After a few weeks at E.H.S. it would have been difficult for an outsider to pick out these underclassmen. The class of 1950 has made its mark on our school in many ways-athletics, clubs and other diverse activities. Great expectations are anticipated for this class which has just ended a full, first year of bliss and fun in the Senior High. Officers who guided the activities were: Forest Eastham, president, Frank Allen, vice-president, john Wines, secre- tary, jack Kirby, treasurer, Mr. Bowen, advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Back: J. Kirby, J. Wines, Mr. Bowen Front: F, Allen, F. Eastham N. Watterson, N. Hansen B. Peffers, L. Hadley, D. Pol- B. McDow Iey, D. Bennett N57 .. ,J wa, . N..,pf, 1 f ., j js QJSASYQ' N s ' -as . W, as ,W ,f - f . , .. :sv .4 , 1 . . 1. i i,N,f7f.w , 5 ez . . , 'F ,f f ' -ev I Eg 49 if wr ,, , ' j , xnlfi ' s r :L S .,Iz,,.,:., Q W , V, 1' I R, VW. AM. mi., 1 ,.. i iw. wi.. j i X X 3 ,, . Z A j . ' .. L. l .2 4 'ag I 'J Lf, ' , , f., 3 -f g , . a. 1 v 5 X 1 M 5 4 0' 'X '9 5 Q ,L 1 4 7 i W ' . 1 g J Wigg , - 'if 3 ' Y Q2 f uv Y L, 1' k r . Q X I 4 4 fa ' , .5- 4, 3: i o.,w.w1m... V V+VL,q51.Vj1..i, W 11 fr.l'l-Iii' rMia,.. :Ma Vi ' c- as i 1 E .. - i 422 f ' ff A' . , , f 1 fx . ' j . x - .3. 'V Mucha 11- 4 y.L,,,,,,,, fe, ,.,,,,, Vgj,,,,.jj,51j,,, icavfim Inu, g.j,,.,-.i.!.f.,X1ur j ll., H1 if 1 H . . ' I , 2 ' . f 2 at Q 'V A I 5 K ,,, F., jx ,, ax, 4 Q gg, - 12, I gk? y ' . , -- , ' . ,f f , f ' I i A ' N . f 3 if 1 a , f. 1 ' l . 2? 4 ' HL77:-472' r ,, ,, ,K WWA, , X . A M, ,, l SW ,.fl 'L':2'.,Yiii3',.- X, ' 'K 'lm i!1,7i: ' 1- F -znxa 1111, ,W N 1l 'H ,, fs' 'r 1 Eta ,uh 7 ' V Perl, i sf' I 'twirl +qL7Z f K1 - 'b , M, 4 H . ,AF Nxwl 1 . I 1 . I4 . ,Q x- A 4: , .1.. . 1 A 1 ,-ex xy

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W W ffiffff W . W j Q 64044 'Lcd , 7 - I ' FOOTBALL TEAM OF 1907 T : Ralph Wilson, H. H. Ryan, Leslie Nesbit, Olaf ' H nsen: 2nd: Chester Maxey, Clarence Cleman, Stanley . Cleman, Clyde Suver, Guy Cooke, Lincoln Cornwall: lst: Willis Ames, Howard Delaney, Lee Simmons, Claude Catlin, Arthur Chiles, Thomas Murray, Jay Barton. LJ Wi ' Burrooe GUARD n 1937 it was called to the attention of the Boys' Club that someone was needed to patrol the games, sell and take the tickets. A group volunteered, forming the first service club of that type. Later they reorganized to form what we now know as the Bull- dog Guard, chosing royal blue sweaters with emblem, chevrons and stars representing certain achievements. Many activities have been staged through the years by the Guards, and a few of them have become traditional. There is, for example, the initiation. As a part of this ceremony a banquet or party is given by the pledges for the old members. Occasionally the boys gather in the gym for an evening of sports. The annual Fun Night party is the big event of the year. Usually this is a date affair and the boys go all out to make it a success. This year the Guards carried out their many duties with the following officers: john Dodge, captain, Glenn Edmison, first lieutenant, Keith Brown, second lieutenant, and Virgil Purnell, advisor. BULLDOG GUARD Top: Mr. Purnell, J. deJong, E. Walker, R. Phillips, E. Busby, D. Kitts, J. Dodge, G. Edmison' 3rd: A, Brattkus, B. Speirs, R. Hall, L. Jump, R. Anderson, P. Stevenscon, B. Matthews' 2nd-' B. Correll, K. Minton, G. Spurling, D. Price, F. Ott, B. Snyder, L. Baird, L. Younieg 153 De, seve, A. Shaw, D. Cutting, B. Engel, D. Wattier, B. MacDougaI, N. Watterson P. Fitterer, B Cronrath. ' '49 qi- 3. 5 it I6 MP 1 I