Ellensburg High School - Klahiam Yearbook (Ellensburg, WA)

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Za fe 116 ,bfzalfem caaafd alwaqc kde X: B! The typlcal plcture of the teachers havlng a hate to eat and trynng to forget all about us COOKS It took a lot ot work to feed the hungry students who bought lunch rn thc school rateterla Mrs Phlllnps and Mrs Garthe our Looks were fated mth the enormous task ot tcedmg oxcr a hundred students earh day They drd thelr part rn kecpnng th school runnlng smoothly by helprny, to satrsfy appetntes and tastes JANITORS levy students notlted how clean the school was when they returned each Il1Ol'I1lIlg The paper mud and pop torn of the day before was no longer there Mr Dale MtC.1rtney and Mr Wrllard New our janrtors worked each day and on weekends to keep the sthool lookxng t1dy and to clean up after students who were careless about the appearance of our school ,-1 Pat Lyons, lVlrs Phllups, Ron Patteson, and Mrs Garthe prepared our noon meal Willard New and Dale lVlcCartney kept our school splc and span 17 2 ,,, 4 .b 4 3 e - ' I , s K ' -. 5 . l I' 4 pi , Q. 1' Ji 1- f -Pr, 4 MM . 'W . M M 'sn' K I 1 ..... J 5 ,qis ., . A , , V , - , f v 1 ' - Y I . - - r Y 5 1 5 . , 5 ' ' ' . , , - , , . ,. , . s 1' , - - V Y - . - - u a - ' ' f - - l A 4 - Y g f 1 K ' v g V ' ' ' I V I . ' . . U . , , ' ' ' , , ' 6 - ' , . .f - , V .- . js ' ' ' v ' ' t A ' Q ' ' ' . 7' 5 . l 'N lf. 4, ig , . M, r In I , . V,.e4u A V, 0 .- .0 .' .rf-5.7

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Scion! mek, iame maze, afz 16 Mr. Sorenson surnmerill NI r. Vancil Mrs. Wilkins Mr. Mr. Mr. I'. ft L. Mr. Trainor Sorenson Another alumni of EHS. this basketball coach, Mr. Stan Sorenson, taught classes in American history and U.S. Civics-in that way, at least a few girls got to know the only eligible bachelor teacher in school. He assisted Mr. Rowley in coaching the football team. Summerill A past EHS student teacher that came back this year as a full-fledged teacher! Peter Summerill taught four classes of art plus supervising a study hall and advising all our school dance decoration committees. Trainor New to our school, but not new to Ellensburg was Mr. john Trainor who came to us from Morgan junior High. Mr. Trainor taught classes in American His- tory, U.S. Civics, Business Law, and economics. He was advisor to the Bulldog Guard. Va ncil Out of Cook Canyon-to EHS comes Mr. Arley Van- cil in his green Chevy. He met each and every Senior daily in one of his World Past and Present Classes. Besides that required class, he was coach of the base- ball team and adviser to the Delphians. Mrs. Wilkins She was teacher of the future secretaries and business women. Mrs. Lina Wilkins gave her students an in- troduction to the business world as she taught the fundamentals of beginning and advanced shorthand and advanced typing.

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Tre Senior Class officers were: Judy Main, Secretaryg Miss Klobucher, Advisorg Mary Sue lVlaclVlahn, Treasurerg Jack Fitterer, Vice Presidentg Loren Rrodes, President. GRADUATING SENIORS ADSLEY, TONY-llunrl 2-il-4: Iinsf-nilile 4: Base-lmll 2 1113 Musia' Fi-stivatl Z2-32-4: liztnee Band 4: IH-11 Hand 2-3-4. ANDERSON, LINDA-Pep Club 2-3-4: Latin Fluli 2-Sl: Stud--nt lmnilers' C'mift-re-iu't- 2: Homeeoining: l'lztnninf:,' fllllllllllllvt' 33 Soiihmnore Class Vice Vresidi-nt 2: Student Yearbook Vmifer- vnu- 4: Bulldog' Club Representative 3-43 Bulldog Fluli I'i't-si :li-nr It Klahiztm I-Iflitoi'-in-Chief. 15 endow- The class of '39 was proud of the unique fact that they were the first class to start and finish their high school years in the new E.H.S. Another thing to be proud of was the Senior Ball, Reflections, which was the largest and most profitable Senior Ball ever held. The Seniors were kept busy throughout the year. Es- pecially in the spring, what with plans for College Day, the Supremacy contest, and Stunt Night. Climaxing their Senior year was that last week. No school, but all the activities: Baccalaureate, Stunt Night, Senior Break- fast, Senior Reception, and finally, Graduation Exercises. Heading the class of '59 as officers were: Loren Rhodes, presidentg jack Fitterer, vice presidentg Margie Oien, secretaryg Mary Sue McMahon, treasurer. BAKER, DICK CDickardJ-Bulldog' l'lul1 llt'1ll't'St'llIklllYt' 0 lli-i il: A.S.B. i'UllIl4'll i:t Ill'f'SQ'lllZlIlYt' Il: I-' fviv tlfztll Il IMI 2. BALLARD, BILL-I-'.l-YA. 2-32-4. BANGS, DUANE-Iintin l'lulv 3. BARK, LINDA-Pep t'luli Il-4: Latin Flulr 3-45 1-'.H.A. BENDER, DIXIE 4DixJ-Klahiam 3-4. E....f Tony Adsley Ken Allen Linda Anderson Bill Baker Dick Baker iw' Bill Ballard Duane Bangs Linda Bark Jim Barnhart Dixie Bender 18