Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Dick Boyer: Miss Shuck: George Gibb: Erna Mae Everett Betty Malinosky: Miss Snell: Virginia Hanks Mr. Stakkestad: Jerry Hansen: Clyde Reed: Bernie Crouse Karen Johnson: Pat Hodgson: Mr. Stearns: Shirley Shull 12 ww Swv JUN!! Nil UCK, ANNA B. Typing, Pep Club, Triple E, Counselling, Girls' Counsellor and Guidance, Junior Class Advisor. There is only one way to type and that is the right way . . SNELL, EDNELL Home Economics, F.H.A. This here . . ! STAKKESTAD, JAMES Girls' Lockers, Mathematics, Junior Class Advisor, Hi-Y Advisor, Klahiam Business Advisor. Due to the fact . . STEARNS, RICHARD 4 English, Assemblies. That's simple, isn't it . . ? 'NX QQ- lgf i VANCIL, ARLEY Journalism, English, Senior Class Aclvisor, ' x , Boys' Tennis Coach, World History. ,r You look like you should have some ACN brains . . ! xxx: i , gi 1 2 Q V, ix, J -. x, .xx ,Q X Larry Frederickson: Mr. Vancil: Mary McMor'row

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KIBBE, MERLE Industrial Arts, Photography, Cam Club, Klahiam Advisor. First, get the camera in focus . , ' KLOBUCHER, MARION English and Debate. A theme is like 9, gir1's skirt . . NELSON, PAUL Mathematics, Track Coach. You should know around here you can't get anything for nothing . . ! Myrna Edminson: Mr. Kibbe Eva Williams: Miss Klobucher: Marian Alford Bill Woods: Mr. Purnell Mr. Rowley: Al Bufton Bob Vance: Ray Adams: Mr. Nelson WM ROVVLEY, LLOYDE American History, Civics, Football Coach, Basketball. Lettermen's Club, Bookkeeping. :'Isn't that clear . . ?

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li Mrs Wilkins: Eleanor Lampers Mr. Wiseman: Phyllis Anderson: Ella Mae McClure Florence McCracken WILKUNS MRS LINA MOULTON WISEMAN, RUSSEL Typing Oflice Practice, Shorthand, American History, Civics Football Spanish Pan American Club. Basketball Coach, Lettermenls Club Sopho more Class Advisor. Just a second please . . . Lets get back on the subject CAFETERIA Our cooks have toiled many long hours in order to give us the best possible meals at a minimum cost. The food was not only nutritious, but provided enjoyable eating, too. In keeping with the holidays, turkey was served several times throughout the year. Handicapping the cooks was the fact that all food was cooked in the Lincoln School, only served here. Our thanks to Alice Bunger, Lucy Frear, and Lulu lirear from the bottoms of our stomachs. CUSTODlANS Long hours of labor by the janitors have kept the school and grounds remarkably clean. Their work varied as the seasons changed. During the winter they shoveled snow, mopped the floors, and stoked the furnace, plus the te- dious job of sweeping the class rooms .... With the ar- rival of spring, their duties changed to caring forthe campus. Our appreciation to Vern Wilcox, George Thomas, and Bob Thomas. Mrs Steenland Mrs. Frear: Barbara Lee Vern Wilcox: George Thomas: Bob Thomas l 13