Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Hx.-4 fs ' ,,...a :Aga .40- The Fophuinore Class officers. l,imla Anderson. vice-president: Steve Cage. president: Darrel Eason. treasurer: ,lan Nnhlc. secretary: are planning for a class meeting. 26 - 6' -. - 'ns X. 1 s f. 51 ,.f'x QM .rar- E51 - 1 'i ,An 594' n RWM .2 4: , V I V 'tv l t uf vff' f Class of '59 The Sophomore tllass will he the first group of students to go three years in our new high school. Keeping up with the theme iiltis New. they decided to start a neerlefl committee, wllhe Acquaintance Committee. which welcomes neu students and makes them feel at home. Whenever a play. dance. or sports event took place. the sophomores did their hest to surpass the juniors and seniors, They were a lively hunch. always around helping to increase the school spirit. IAQ .40 0'lfIfL0'C6 C 6.4.4 'llm in y Adsley fa ' ' Don Allred K 2 l.in4la Anderson Q- 3 Q- 'A L' 'i in ' C up J 5' Bill Baker ,Z 1, y i L. - ', ' F' 5 Av A-. Dick Baker V i M 1 vu XVII B' ll' 'd i N' , W KN 1 iam a an -f 1 'X ii, 'i iq, .4 . Li uf' V Duane Bangs A L E' l.inda Bark EY R .. Q-.. A ,,. Z: V 5 Janice Beach ,fr i J -,Q , Dixie Bender 1 r ki -5' ,Q up s..-, J' .1 B 1 N K - fy -ff' , cr m 'T Q anis em er X B' B A N ' ' llarold Bennett E ' -A V V ' I Mike Best .i Ep, at I ne M 6 S Patty Blackwell 'Q 3 tg V .4 i Bill Borger ' Q -1 2 T' gg: A: A Bonnie Brooks X' A ' f . ' ' ' Q Bill Brntherton ff t il A f X A iw if Paul Bruketta e fi? 5 L J , 543 42 -2 W3 li ii ' Tom Brunson A if 1 as I-T 4 ,ze G 'A 'NV r Bonnie Byrant L V , - lv, - .fl if H Ann Burkheimer 'A 3 I V gg A: N, , Sue Burrough V 'i'i 'W 'Y A I ' Paul Charlton E V I Christine Chase