Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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xl Q. .vaun- .4-ouof-, KA nt K ai - ,.. .4-.',4,,x, M - --was-1-,,.v.,. .4 Marian Kfoblurhf-'r taught thc- Seniors Cmnposition. Lili-rarure 1. and Crew-k lflu4-iw. Flu- alxo amlviw-fl thi' Senior filib-.Ilu'21S:4f'IIllllit'S.and thc All-School Play. Pat Reese was a teacher of Junior Eng- lish who devoted much of her time to 'YS' xr - QQ, solving the inybtvries of plot charting and such. as she taught Composition and American Literalurc. -Q-..,,, Alive' Nvgaard was responsible- for our 5300 volume library. She al-o traim-d Sturlf-nts as Junior Librarians by giving them an opportunity to learn hy vx- perience. il' , sy E 'r Ba il-,vnaF.am, . 4. Coming to E. ll. S. from Morgan Junior 1 High. l Iure'rzr'e' .llrlvllurzfllfl taught Soph- S omorc l,lIf'I'illl1l'4' and Junior lioinposih tion. and directed the All-School Play. 1 ef ,L N. ., - 1 x 1 Yes and Nof' :I A MQ. A

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4- 'f' t 1 1 F I nw -I .9-1' -A, L ,ls With the motlern facilities of our new high school, excluding the mutl, this past year was a most enjoyable one for us at lf. ll. S. ive gave the liuilcling life antl personality by the many activities that we engaged in. On the following pages are the pic-tures uf those who have worliefl together as a group to develop this new building into a Hreal neatn School. M- -. f , T- ,, M '-,MA-M. .K 1' 9 f--1 -sta Q iq... 'Ss

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6lfLLO'C.4 JCE 146 W 'COA!6l4fL.4 Class of '57 We've made it at lastln was a typical statement from the graduating seniors. During the year they did much to make their last year a successful one. Starting things off was the Senior Play entitled, The Little Minister. The planning of the Senior Ball followed with all concerned helping to produce, Spell- b0un.d,n a very memorable dance. Unique in its presentation stunt night was a humorous event. Bringing the year to an end, gradua- tion and the Senior Party climaxed the sen- iors' three years in E. H. S. l- These senior class officers. Cece Antonopoulos. treasurer: Helen Haberman. secretary: Barbara Akins. vice-presidentg Doug McConnell. president: took time out from their busy schedules to pose in front of the biology showcase. l2 rm 'FT' ,QQI ew Barbara Akins Ellen Anderson Cerald Anderson Paul Anderson Jennie Anthony Cece Antonopoulos AKINS, BARBARA fBarhl- Pep Club 2-3-4: Latin Club 2-3: radio produc- tion 3-4g Student Leaders' Conference 4: A. S. B. Council 3: Homecoming planning commit- tee 33 Amla Retam planning committee 43 class vice-president 4: tennis 2-3-43 senior class play 43 sports banquet chairman 3: Junior Prom committee 3: Senior Ball committee 4. ANDERSON, ELLEN -- Graduate of mid-term l958. ANDERSON. JERALD- Transfer from Creswell. Oregon. 43 Latin Clulm 43 band 4: Music Festival 4. ANDERSON, PAUL-4 Transfer from Lakeside 3. ANTHONY, JENNIE- Triple E 2-3-4g French Club 2. ANTONOPOULOS, CECELIA lCecel- Pep Club 4g band 2-3-45 chorus 2-3-44 ensem- ble 2-3-43 A. S. B. Council 23 office assistant 2g Homecoming planning committee 34 class sec- retary 43 tennis 24 Music Festival 2-3-4g sen- ior reception committee chairman 2g pep band 2-3-43 dance band 2-3-4g All-Northwest Chor- us 4.