Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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and '52 HOOP SUCCESS BASKETBALL SCORES Wapato J amboree-Dec. 1 --4 EPM 12a Ellensburg-93 Selah-8 Ellensburg-103 Wapato-5 Ellensburg-12: Toppenish-8 Pre-season Games Dec. 7, There-Cle Elum ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..... 39-58 Ellensburg Dec. 14, There-Wenatchee ,.,, ,.,,,,,, 3 9-54 Ellensburg DeC'15'The1'e-Cashmere ' 4 0'56 Euensburg Members of the Bullpups were, Back Row -- W. Winston Dec, 21, Here-C19 Elum ,,,.,,, v,,,,,,, 3 0-54 Ellengburg glaitinenwl H. Margn, tB.RBieIolL1, FS.tThogscwl1,CA.IKoIrI1L1odr:AnII Dee. 28, Here-Mr. Baker CSCSCCCC ,CCC,.C. 3 6-55 Ellensburg J, ',,,,0,, gt,,, 1'failf,Qs,,wfO OW' ' 6 er' ' C auey ' er Dec. 29, Here-Kennewick ,,.,,,,.A,A,,.,,,, 34-58 Ellensburg Conference Games Jan. 4, Here-Highland ,.....,,,...,,,,.,,.., 38-55 Ellensburg Jan. 5, There-Selah ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 8-60 Ellensburg Jan. 11, There-Cle Elum ,,,,, ,,,...., 4 7-65 Ellensburg Jan. 12, Here-Wapato ,..,., .,...,.. 4 2-46 Ellensburg Jan. 18, Here-Yakima ,,,,,,,,, ,,..,,,, 4 5-49 Ellensburg Jan. 19, There-Toppenish A1,... ...,.,., 4 8-57 Ellensburg Jan. 25, There-Marquette .,,. .,...... 4 1-45 Ellensburg Jan. 26, Here-Marquette ,,,,, ,1,..1.. 6 4-62 Ellensburg Feb, 1, There-Highland ,,,,,1, ...,.,,. 4 9-70 Ellensburg F'eb. 2, Here-Selah ,,,,,,,,,, ....1.,. 5 4-63 Ellensburg Feb. 8, Here-Cle Elum ..,... ........ 3 2-67 Ellensburg Feb, 9, There-Wapato ,,,,,, ,6,6,,,, 4 9-53 Ellensburg Feb. 15, There-Yakima, ,,,,,, ,...,.,. 5 3-35 Ellensburg Feb. 16, Here-Toppenish ,,.................. 44-64 Ellensburg Y. V. I. A. A. Tournament at Wapato Feb. 22, Marquette ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1..,.,.1...,.. 48-54 Ellensburg Feb, 23, Yakima ,,,,,., ........ 5 4-39 Ellensburg Feb. 29, Sunnyside .,...., ......,. 4 1-62 Ellensburg Mar. 1, Kennewick ....... .,,.,.,, 3 6-56 Ellensburg Mar 7, Pasco .....,.,.........,,,.,,,,.,.,.,..,.,....,., 53-55 Ellensburg State High School Tournament at Seattle Mar 12, Port Angeles ,.,.....i..,.....,.,.....,,. 48-68 Ellensburg Mar. 13, Roosevelt ....,., ........ 4 9-54 Ellensburg Mar- 14. Bfemefmn ------- -------- 3 7-47 Euensburg Godes outreached a Mt. Baker player for two points on Mar, 15, Wana Walla ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 8-43 Ellensburg QLD-ggsghvh Hanks' Schuueff and ZiCk'e were ready . W 1: 2 . , ,Q ,I V ,,... ' 2 L UN K 13-Esssilli 'A I . ' , 4 . - . , ,,,-,Z -saw' I M' , .,,., ,,,g,M , 'f 6 72 Q . Se - -',--' .1 g if 2 - ,1 QV I , 1 5, 5 2 .5 ,,, . , ,,,,, , .tie I A A 1, ..,,' , E WM I I im' ie .:.: yi ..., E31-: Mx., K w,.5,H-Eggmfimywf s fif A in . ' 1 A ki, ' 7 It M525 M 251 im. f L. S ' Zi- 755335 L' Ken Kukes Larey Zickler Jerry Hanks Ralph Ferguson This pageco-sponsored by KELLEI-lER'S and ELLENSBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 13 1, f

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Members of the Bulldogs were, Back Row - K. Kukes, S. Hanson. J Eastham, B. Hickenbottom, T. Nleagher. Front Row - R. Ferguson, L. Zickler, B. Gocles, J. Hanks, R. Schuller. Hanks up under the basket, and good for two points in the Highland game. 775611456 Haunt' THE '52 HOOP SEASON prolonged itself through the State Tournament, right to the final gun of the State Championship game. Students turned their energy toward attending the games and presenting pep skits. The majorettes, Pep Club, and band rose early many a morning to prac- tice the stunts which kept spectators entertained at half-time. When a desire for song leaders was ex- pressed, Pep Club appointed girls from their ranks for the job. We defy anyone to say this season Wasn't tops and certainly one which will be remembered for years to come. CINDERELLA BOYS In the beginning, everyone knew we were bound for State. The mid-season slump changed these ideas, and no one knew until the last ten seconds of the Pasco game that we had made it. The Bulldogs fooled many a team that had a game cinched, only to find when the clock ran out that Ellensburg had the lead. Start- ing with a grand flourish by winning the Wapato jamboree, they steamed along to the end of Valley play, being upset only by Marquette and Yakima. Again beaten by Yakima in the Valley Tournament, they earned the second place berth to State. The Bulldogs were the Cinderella team of the State tournament. In turn, they defeated Port Angeles, Roosevelt, and Bremerton and lost to Walla Walla only in the final minutes. Bob Godes was first string, all-valley and unanimous choice for All-State. Stu Hanson and jerry Hanks were named to second team all-valley and second and third string All-state. Bud Hlckenbottom Ralph Schuller Bob Godes Stu Hanson Jim Eastham 14 This page co-sponsored by MODEL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS INCORPORATED and PHARE PAINT STORE

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The gym saw strange sights of pm curls and tired faces rvev Thursday morning at 8:00 when fifty sleepy Pep Club girls went through their paces. Godes fought for the ball with a Kennewick player as Hanson stood ready. .,.00Z JANUARY Jan. 1-The New Year rushed in. The ten top tunes of the 1951 season were featured on the E.H.S. Hit Parade over KXLE. They were: September Song, A Kiss to Build A Dream On, Because of You, Down South Camp Meetin', Blue Moon, How High the Moon, Hey! Good Lookinl Dream, Too Young, and Gambella. Jan. 4-A Senior Class meeting was held third period, the first of a long, long line of the same. Bulldogs took first league game 55-38 from the Highland Scot- ties. Jan. 5-Bulldogs broke jinx at Selah by topping them 60 to 48. Jan. 8-Ronald Brunson received a heifer calf for his achievements in Jersey Cattle breeding, Jan. 9-A false fire alarm-better luck next time. Jan. ll-Cle Elum was defeated again. This time 65 to 47. Bulldogs still undefeated. Jan. 12-The Wapato Wolves and the Bulldogs were neck and neck, but Godes came through, and the Bulldogs won 46 to 42. Jan. 15-The top tune on the E.H.S. Hit Parade was 'iThe Little White Cloud That Cried . Jan. 17-The Debate team suffered a loss at Toppenish. Jan. 18-The basketball rules were briefed for students in pep assembly by Latin Club members. Bulldogs got over big hump with a comeback victory over Yakima 49-45. Plenty of thrills. Jan. 19-Bulldogs topped Top-Hi 57 to 48. Jan. 21-The top tune of the week was Cry by Johnny Ray. Jan. 23-Mr. Stearns lost Banknightl Grading tests? Jan. 24-The Debate Team was host to Marquette. A victory was gained by E.H.S. Jan. 25-A hopeless game was pulled out of the fire when the Bulldogs really rallied to overcome Marquette 45-41. Providing half-time entertainment at football and basket- The AIRWAY NURSING HOME is the friendly home for ball games were the majorettes, Glenna Herbert, Bobbie many elderly people. Martha Jurgens took pictures of the Bennett, Karen Knudson, Avadine Travis, and Charlene oldest resident, Old Jim, as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jurgens McArthur. look on. 16 This page sponsored by THE AIRWAY NURSINSING HOME, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jurgens, managers