Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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yb X For forty Y6OfS.MlSS Baker has given freely of her time and energy to advise an Instr c HS students Always she has been concerned a ou Q, Xa d mte sted e ch one of us, she worries lust as much about our plans U O! E Sho sQas she worried about our fathers' or mothers' plans and Q4 act: s a f w years ago. Concerts, basketball games, Amla Retam events, or banquets-she attends and enioys them all because she is interested in us. Exercises each hour plus a fast game of basketball-how can she do it? marvel her admiring students, tired out after iust one PE class. Her enthusiasm is catching. Girls that were sure they hated volleyball soon discovered that the game wasn't half bad. After a hard day at school, Miss Baker, their GAA adviser, still had enough energy to turn out with the girls twice a week, playing another game of basketball, baseball, volleyball, or ping pong. The sounds of, One, two, three, kick, one, two, three, kick, could be heard not only in the gym during PE classes, but also after school was excused. She was coaching the song and cheer leaders. EHS is Miss Baker's home. lt always will be. Yes, few teachers have ever become so much a part of EHS.

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'L ln reviewing the changes and progress of the last fifty years as they affect EHS,the most consistent but paradoxically the least predictable variation has been in the per sonnel. Along with the obvious yearly change of faces-one class leaving and one en tering-a million other unobtrusive transitions have left their mark on EHS throughout the fifty years. From one or two modest bicycle racks in front of the school, to a parking lot, assigned parking places, and cars, cars, cars .... From navy skirts and middy blouses, to shorter skirts and more sophistication, then back to the middies .... Through a depression, part of a recession, and two world wars .... From Rudy Vallee, to Frank Sinatra, to Elvis Presley .... These are a few changes both from outside and within EHS that have had some effect on the personnel since 1908, and which have helped to make those years memorable. Q if JM ,W W4