Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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tanned Za tiaagfrta of ,,., tie Study hall fun was a losing proposition for A. Kolmodin. Who had the shoe? G. Brown? H. Doak? B. Bieloh? D. Martinen? or L. Mayberry? April 18-Josee Jordan and Donna Ferguson with Betty Rizer as alternate were elected Girls State representatives. Ralph Schuller and Neil Johnson with Bill Wippel as alternate were elected as the Boys State representatives. The baseball team lost to Wapato 7 to 5. The tennis team shutout Wapato with eight love. The Wapato trackmen defeated the Bulldogs with a margin of four points. April 19-The results of the Central Washington Music Festival gave a superior rating to the Chorus and a good rating to the Band. The tennis team fought to a draw with Wenatchee. April 22-Apple Blossom Princess candidates were vot- ed on. April 23-Glenna Herbert was elected Blossom Prin- cess. The Royal Court of the Wenatchee Apple Blos- som Festival were introduced to the student body. Shame on Jerry Hanks for winking at a queen. More assemblies. Herb Capozzi, who was the guest at the Kiwanians noon meeting talked on Europe. April 24-The College Band presented an enjoyable hour of music. Ride your bicycle to school? A bicycle safety program was given fifth period. The baseball team lost to Highland 4 to 1. The tennis team split with Wenatchee. The trackmen got revenge over Wapato and Top-Hi by collecting 73M points. April 26-Nice going baseball team. The Bulldogs upset the unbeaten Marquette Squires 7 to 5. The an- nual Roman Banquet was held. A Senior and Science Day was held at the College. Class meetings were held to discuss picnics, dues etc. April 29-Senior boys and girls met with the Armed Forces Personnel to discuss the possibilities of the services. t..... Glenna Herbert again doned the royal title of Princess, when she was chosen to join the Apple Blossom Court of princess Jannette Bommer, queen Virginia Click, and princess Anne Marie Ware. ' Poland introduced herself at the Rornan Banquet to fellow Romans who reclined on the floor for dinner. McMahan, Johnson, and Meyers discussed insurance for spring sports with Mr. Lowell Young and Mr. Phil Short of STOCK- DALE REALTY COMPANY. This page sponsored by STOCKDALE REALTY COMPANY, Farms, Loans, Homes, and Insurance 21

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Members of Lettermen's Club. Ferguson, Ziokler, Haberman, Mc- Nealy, Smith, Dunlop, Greenwood, Hanks, Church, Hanson, Godes, Winston, Eastham, Liboky, Jump, Wake, O'NeiI, Peter, Schuller, Frichette, Kukes, Houser, Sorenson, Mann, anticipated completion of the new trophy cases. lGreenwood's career.J New Cam-Club members. Camden, Herbert, Jurgens, Ed- mlson, Howerton, Kaynor, Powell, and Belch went through annual initiation nonsence. Vickerman, Barney and Frankie Rasmussen, and Hughes waited upon Smith and Mitchel who were frequent visitors to RAS- yUSSEN'S ICE CREAMERY during their five years in Ellens- urg. X 4 mafia fa iN SPRING Vantage beckoned to all pick- neckers , and the more ambitious, or less amiable, took to the track, mound, and courts to compete for athletic titles. Cam Club and Latin Club held annual rites, and the royal Apple Blossom Court visited the school to welcome Princess Glenna to their realm. For all seniors there was the usual confusion of getting ready to graduate. March 18-Well, it was over for another year, but wait until next year. Vaccination shots were given for Small Pox. March 19-College bound Seniors met in their special groups. The Kiwanis Club honored Coach Paul Nelson for 25 years of service in coaching work. March 20-A broadcast was held third period. March 21-The nine week period ended. March 24-College bound Seniors from Thorp, Cle Elum, Kittitas and Ellensburg met with the different College representatives in the State. March 27-Spring has sprung. We received report cards on such a nice day. March 28--The track team took off for Toppenish and came home in third place with 3515 points. March 31-Awards, awards, and more awards. The football, basketball, debate, Bulldog guard, and agri- culture awards Were presented in a special assembly. APRIL April 4-The track team won over Cle Elum and Selah in the first home track meet. The baseball team took Cle Elum 5 to 6 while the tennis squads split with Selah. April 5-The tennis squads split with Selah. The Bull- dogs placed 4th in the Moses Lake relay meet. April 7-Seniors thoughts turned to graduation. Jean Courson was announced as the valedictorian and Dale Bowen as the salutatorian. April 8-E.H.S. Was locked up and everyone left for a wonderful Spring vacation. April 12-The Bulldog track men took fourth place in a Yakima meet behind John Rogers of Spokane, Walla Walla and Yakima. April 14-Students returned to school for the final lap. April 15-A Pan American Assembly was held. Dr. Arksey told of his excursions in the Latin American countries. The tennis team split with Yakima. 20 This page sponsored by RASMUSSEN'S ICE CREAMERY

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tie , 5 . .. 15,15 Q Mend! Members of the track squad were: Back Row-G. Brown, Manager: L. Piclgup, L. Bowen, D. Tozer, K. Campbell,' J. Mitchell, - B. Greenwood, D. Kaynor, D. Bowen, B. Godes, J. Houser, A. Smith, W. VfIY1Sf0I'l, K- DeBe 3 d1 D- Chaflmnv B- HlCke lb0ft0m1 Coach Paul Nelson. First Row - G. Johnson. M. Higgins. P. Lzcroux, J. Zlckler, D. Bosler, D- Bangs. D- H0551 D- Peffe. D- Morris, D. Bangs, B. McCauley, R. Williams, Manager. ANOTHER GOOD SEASON Young and new faces and very few familiar ones greeted Coach Paul Nelson at the start of track sea- son. The first meets of the season showed how inex- periencd the squad was, but along with their inex- perience came the will to learn. Each individual began the slow process of improving and mastering the track and field events. As the short season hurried by the cindermen began to show power in all events and were picking up important points. The improvement was just as Coach Nelson would prescribe, The boys were at the peak of their performance when the blue chips were down. When the Valley meet came around, the squad was in top conditiong no event was too tough. FOURTEEN LETTERMEN Pre-tourney Elimination Y.V.l.A.A. Godes ..,............... 15 5 V2 Greenwood ,,..,,,, 4V2 1 Hic-kenbottom 2314 29.1 Higgens .............. 1415 1 Johnson ..... ...... 3 1 3 1'-A Kaynor .....,.......... 25 3 3 McCauley ....,. 1934 564, 1 Smith ,.,,,,...,.....,.. 45375, 10121 5 Thomson ,,.,,,., 2414 ZLX, Tozer .... ......... 2 0 5 3 Wake ...,, 18 5 Bow en ,,,,., ,,,,,.,,. Church ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Campbell ..,..,...... 7 17 10 Church stretched hi h on this javelinkthrow. Hickenbottom on 220 start against Cle Elum cinder men. 22 This page co-sponsored by KARIQS SHOE STORE and HIWAY' GRILLE