Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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, and Zane LARGER '52 TURNOUT Familiar to many of us was the Keep those racket heads up, of Mr. Vancil during the crisp 32 degree spring air common to Ellensburg, that is when the wind died down enough to read the thermometer. Although forced to compete with track and baseball for man power, and handicapped by the lack of prac- tice courts, the twelve man team had a better season than usual, as a look at the scores will readily tell. Seniors playing for E.H.S. were Monte McLachlin, Aris Frederick, Duane McMahan, and Ken Win- ston. BOYS' '52 SEASON April 4, here-Selah ,,,,,...i..i......,, 2-2 ..,,,.., Ellensburg April 5, the-rev-Selah c.c...., crrri...r E llensburg April 7, here-Cle Elum ................ Ellensburg April 15, there-Yakima ............ Ellensburg April 18, here-Wapato .......,..., Ellensburg April 19, here-Wenatchee ........., Ellensburg April 25, there-Highland ,,,.,,,,.. Ellensburg April 26, there-Wenatchee r,,,,, Ellensburg April 30, here-Yakima ..r.,.,.,....... Ellensburg May 1, there-Toppenish .,.,........ Ellensburg May 6, there-Wapato ........Y..,,,.. May 9-10, Sub-District at Yakima May 17, District at Pasco f Ellensburg 1 1 I 1 - J Ili .J , Mr. Vancil and '52 netsters, A. Frederick, M. McLachlin, G. Jump H. K:-amlich, J. Eastham, J. Meyers, D. Martinen. First Row - J. Williams, J. Frichette, L. Mayberry, A. DenBeste, D. McMahan McLachIin Jump Winston Frederick rvlclvlahan Frichette Eastham Marfinen This page co-sponsored by WILLIE STRANGE SPORTING GOODS and BURRAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 27

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Miss Baker and '52 tennis attractions, C. Stanfield, J. Koester, J. McMahan L. Ott P. M rris n A Tavi P. Frederick L. Cha i I , I , 0 0 , - S, l mp e, . N. Norling. First Row - J. Keller, B. Rizer, la. Rudolph, .l. Harrell, still better. M. Rizer, S. Henderson, A. Hatzenbeler. GIRLS' '52 SEASON May 9-10, Sub-District at Yakima May 17, District at Pasco B. Rizer M. Rizer GOOD NET SHOWING April 4, here-Selah ,,...... .,.,..... 2 April 5, there-Selah ........ ......... 2 April 7, here--Cle Elum ............ 4 April 15, there-Yakima ....,,.,,.,,,, 4 April 18, lierefwapato ....,.....,.,. 4 April 19, herefwenatchee ....,..,.... 3 April 25, thereAHighland ........ 4 April 26, therefwenatchee ...... 3 April 30, herefYakima ................ 4 May 1, there4T0ppenish ...,.,,i,.,, 2 May 6, there-Wapato ..,.,.,........... 2 cm' gal Finishing out the season with a record of seven wins, four ties, and no loses, Coach Bakeris girls team had another successful year in Valley competition. By spending many hours in practice, the girls gained the skill and endurance needed to show well in com- petition. Because the team had but one senior, Mary Rizer, next years team has a good chance of being Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Ellensburg Harrell Rudolpht l ' Frederick' Hatzenbeler Norling X ' :Henderson 1- J Ott 26 Thisrpage co-sponsored by KREIDEDSNSTYLE SHOP and. THE ELLENSBURGCREDITBUREAU

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mdk Me cz ci af Summa ,fre Business manager Grace Lunstrum gave final instructions to homeroom salesman H. Campbell, G. Frank, L. Pickup, R. Mount- joy R. Brunson, B. Simpson, B. Archer. First Row - M. Lee, F. McCracken, B. Taylor, I.. Champie, B. Martin, F. Billeter Estep, B. Flood. Good place for a spring meeting, Grace. The Elks presented the basketball team with jackets for their fine showing in the State tournament. The tennis team beat Yakima 5 to 3. April 30-An A.S.B. meeting was held to discuss the cheer leaders, song leaders, radio letters, and baseball amendments to the constitution. MAY May 1-The A.S.B. meeting was continued. May 2-The Bulldogs beat Naches in a baseball game. May 3-The trackmen placed second behind We- natchee in the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival Meet. The baseball team traveled to Top-Hi and came back with a victory, The sophomores presented a Senior reception to honor the Seniors and their parents. It will become an annual affair. May 6-The tennis team split with Wapato. May 8-R.U.R., the all school play was given. May 9-Y.V.I.A.A. tennis finals held at Yakima. May 10-Tennis finals continued. The baseball team played Selah. All the E.H.S. girls jumped at the chance to ask that special beau. The Tri-Hi-Y Tolo was held. Bennett and Mcliachlin, royal couple. The Bulldogs placed second behind Yakima in the valley meet. May 13-The baseball team traveled to Yakima. May 15-C.W.C.E. choir presented a concert fourth period. May 16-Two busloads of seniors left at nine in the morning on the Senior Trip to Beaver Lake. May 17-The Bulldogs traveled to the Yakima Valley Track Meet. The tennis finals were held in Pasco. A bedraggled group of seniors returned home after a successful journey over the mountain. May 20-The juniors vs. the seniors in the annual supremacy contest. May 23-State track meet at Pullman. Tri-Y tea for senior girls was held at the HY . May 25-Baccalaureate exercises were held. May 27-Final exams were given to insure the pre- sence of everyone in school. Ralph Schuller and Donna Ferguson, elected Boys' and One warm spring day, members of the Drama Class, Girls' Staters,- discussed plans vvlth Chamber President Hages, Conn, Quicksall, Rizer, Anderson, Courson, David- Bob Cole. This is another public service sponsored by son, Williams, and Mr. Gates studied on the lawn. your ELLENSBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 28 This page sponsored by ELLENSBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, wishing the graduates the best in 21 long life .