Ephrata High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ephrata, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

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NATM' Wvf 'Y?ff 'fh'1 4 2'pI h 'TWT 9-3' 'v1'ZJl k' H VH : ' 'E 7 H - V mics V IIIl'l4il ll1'biZLiZU1Iii4KLG'al 742 '7z9m 1947 FOREWORD This is the annual year book published in the Ephrata Hiqh School. We earnestly believe this annual is the best ' published by Ephrata to date. We have used the movie theme, which gives the annual a rnuch different and exciting appear- ance. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed producing it. The Annual Staff of 1947 Property of- 1 Kmffzff was Editor-Erma Chance Business Manager-Donna Gu 5 ffm 7 A- .,-t 'K :if QM A N J u ego f Q , 7fze Sedan? . A C4 ! ing Q 1 71 ew, Here is fertile soil: a great river near A65 x J 2 at hand: a pleasant climate: only the Q, Q26 g zf,,,, ' f skill of man is needed to reach the full WWZPQ ,W,f,,,.,. 056 promise ot this setting. ,v CSX' Qfi? oe' Q The Columbia Basin Project means AWA f a lot to our community. Not only the A Eva L' Senior Class, but the Whole student SM 4? - body are proud of Ephrata's position in f 3, lfflffl X the Columbia Basin. 2 .orhetlo . 5 Connell il l A f'V 5co 'Richman K I sg vf ' E Grand Coulee Dam Mythe . Reservoir Surveying the Land Building Canals The Monaghan at Work Water at Work L ---.- .-., 1 .. .... 1 ' ' Miriam J'-fKQf2.f':f'1:'f3f ' 2555 Tf3'-5 ?' M- af 29-5 ffil:'f,f f.f' f 2 e. '-- A 4 -- X 1 W J www-af ,f:'x1?' -,f - -v-- -K I M ,,.,,,g-fm1A,qf,., ,..,, ,, ,. .rg . .. H ,Mx pi., A H , M,:Q!4.x,5r,.,,, .,....5'G,..a, , ,, ,..,, A 'A M35 ff' f - ' if , f fwfr? ,sf'f,pmi' 'X' H , 2 - ..,. -me . 1 at gs 'Q-L ,,',M.i-, , ve? 'M -Ldfiva ' if 55: nf-' A ' fi5V9g4f53LlF.Qffif1' Y- 1 -. 'M ' T. , 'F rv , A -' .,..+., -.gi '-3 'f-gf?-rtm.-2+-5,1314 fx - 4 ,Q A-11 -.J , 14.r..y 5, , r -Y ' -4, -: ,Ea fu ,5 '3 U7 ..'2,-wg, '-V - -1, -is Q .- 1 '- , ' ' . 5 ' :H 3 we ,ig fr f ,f .V :fy ,ktfm F if' 4 ' if 92. I.2'Z.QEf7'ff?u:i!kq'1 , 'fix 'WE'-Rax:. 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This year our school has had a marked en- rollment increase. Next year we expect a con- tinued growth. The larger school will make possible not only an enlarged school curriculum and better educational op- portunities but also an expansion of extra-curricular activities. To each student who will not return to the Ephrata High School next fall, l extend my best wishes for success in whatever enterprises he may choose to undertake. To those who return, l solicit a sincere interest in scholastic achieve- ment and a loyal support and participation in the extra-curricular program of the school. ,ws Q Mr. Moodhe Principals Message As we came to the close of another school year, each members of the student body should ask himself a few pertinent questions, such as: Have l tried my level best each day to improvemy ability to get along with others? Have I tried my level best each day to merit the approval and respect of my teachers and fellow students? Have I tried my level best each day to turn in a perfect assignment in each class? lf you can answer these questions in the affirmative, then you can count the past year as one well spent. lf you can not answer these questions in the affirmative, then resolve now to make next year a year of opportunity, a year in which you will strive to become the best citizen of your school. To the Seniors I say Farewell and God Speed. May your path be ever upward and onward, remembering your class motto 'Today we follow, tomor- row we lead.' To the luniors l say, Welcome to your place of leadership. May that leadership be of equally high quality as your predecessors. To the Sophomores I say Now that you succeed to the second ranking class of the school, your burdens and obligations as citi- zens of your school become more involved. May you measure up to the high standards ex- pected of you. To the Freshman Class l say, The past year has probably been the most difficult year of high school. The lessons learned this year both in class as a student and out of class as a mem- ber of a high school student body are your foundation for a good future growth. May you remember them well. Sincerely, A. W. Warner Mr, Warne,- 9 ean Johnson State Teachers College. Mankato. Minn.: B. S. Degree University of Washing- ton: Graduate study. Major: Social Science: Minors: History. Mathematics. Education. Teaches Social Science. Edward Weber Eastern Washingtoli College of Educa- tion, B. S. University of Washington. Major: Chemistry, Minor: Mathematics. Teaching Physics, Chemistry. Biology. General Science. Mrs, Deane H. Mooclhe A. B. Willdmette Universty. Major: English, Mi n o r : Spanish. Teaching .Spanish. Mary Jane Brown Nazareth College, Kalamazoo, Miclmif gan: B. S. Degree Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois: Graduate w o r lc . Major: Mathematics, Minors: Chem- istry, Social Science. Teaches Mathe' matics and Latin. Catherine Raudabaugh University of Montana: B. A. Major: Music, Minor: English. Education. Spanish. Teaches English. Senior Advisor. Zlbeclou Trilhy Nelson Washington Stare College: li. A, Edu- cation B. A. English. Minor: Library. Teaches Commercial Arts. Library. Frances Beatty Washington State College: B. S, Major: Home Economics. Education. Minor: English, Science. Teaches Home Eco- nomics. Frank O. Sticlcney Eastern Washington College: B. A. Major: Speech. Minor: Educational Psychology. Teaches Speech and Dramatics. Howard Roth Linfield College: B. S. Major Physica. Education, M i n o r : Mathematics. Teaches General Science, Mathematfcs, Physicial Education, High School Coach. Lewis Crawford Hastings College: B. A. Graduate Work University of Nebraska. Major: School Administration, English, Social Science. Minor: Bioligy. German. Sec- ondary Eclucation. Co-sponsor of Freshl man Class. Teaches lndustrial Arts, School Publications. Nuulwdfb' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The student council is made up of one girl and one boy from each class. They are elected by their class members. The student body officers are the of- ficers of the council. Mr. Warner is the advisor of the council. The purpose of the council is to give the students a chance to participate in the government of the school. STUDENT COUNCIL t R D C ll Nancy Noble, Erma Chance, Marion Lemon, Second Ro R b t Bl l J y H E k ford, Bl h M Nor p B IN APPRECIATION This is in appreciation to Mr. Arba Walters and his four helpers who have Worked to keep E. H. S. a clean and pleas- ant place. - Bud Bluhm has Worked here for Mr. Walters ever since he entered high school. Lyle Ealcs has been Working for two years, Buster Boruff has worked on and off since he entered high school and Gordon Cook has worked this last year. Mr. Walters, himself, has been here for fifteen years, and E. H. S. would be a strange and empty place to the students if he should ever leave. 12 Phqm RALPH THOMPSON Class Officer 4 PATRICIA CONNE Entered Sophomore year Glee Club l-2-3-4 Class Secretary 3 Tiger Rag Staff 3 Class Play 3-4 SECOND SEMESTER DONALD BUD BLUI-IM Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Student Body Officer 4 Orange EH 2-3-4- Foosball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-4 Track 3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Quartet 4 Band 3-4 Annual Staff 1-3 Class Plays 3-4 PAULINE I-IEER Cilee Club 2-3 Band 2 Cheer Leader 2 G. A. A. Officer 2 May Festival Attendant 2 Class Play 3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 4 Tiger Rag 4 Annual Staff 4 Class President 2-3-4 Student Council 3 JACK ADAMS Football 1 N Band 2 Class Vice-President 2-3 13 ' FIRST SEMESTER 'JOSEPH KUI-INS Class President 4 Class Play 4 Band 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Stan HARRY DRITTENBAS Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Orange E 2-3-4 Class Officer 2 Orange E Officer 3-4 Class Play 4 Band 1-3 Kove Manager 3 Track 4 NORMA ROBISON G. A. A. 2 Pep Club 3-4 Class Play 3 Drum Majorette 2-3 LYLE EAKS Tiger Rag Staff 3 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Chorus 1-2-3 Orange E 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 CAROLYN PORTER G. A. A. 1-2 Glee Club 2-3 Class Play 3 Pep Club 3-4 Pep Club Officer 3 Girls Club Officer 3 Class Officer 3 Kove Manager 3 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Tiger Annual 4 GARVIN RAY STEWART Class Plays 3-4 Cheer Leader 2-3 Kove Board Representative 4 Slam JANICE SCHILL Tiger Rag Staff Glee Club 2-3-4 Sextet 3 Triple Trio 4 Class Play 4 Sec. of G. A. A. 2 Entered Sophomore year HENRY 'ROMIG Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2 Track 4 Student Council 3 Chorus l-2-3 Boys' Quartet 4 Orange E 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 JUNE CREWSE Entered Senior year Girls' Club LEE BLANCHARD Baseball 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Football Manager 3 Class Play 3-4 VJALTER LYONS Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Student Council 4 Class President 3 Chorus l-2-3 Boys Quartet 4 Orange E 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Shu CLAUDINE Knee Guffeyl JONES Chorus 1-2-4 KENNETH KNIGHT N ORMA SALLEY Entered junior year Triple Trio 4 Tiger Rag 3 Annual Art Editor 4 Class Plays 3-4 Sextet 3 Music Club President 4 JOSEPH LITEL' Entered Senior year Kove Board 4 Class Play 4 WILMA JONES Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Drill Team 3 G. A. A. 1-2 Siam DARRELL HAYES Orange E 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3 Class Plays 3-4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 2 Tiger Rag 3 BONNIE JONES G. A. A. Officer 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 Student Council 4 Entered in Senior year JOYCE GUNDER Entered E. H. S. in Senior year DONALD EBBUTT Tiger Rag Staff 3 Class Play 1 BETTY HILL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 1, 2, 3 G. A. A. 1, 2 Musfc Club 4 Student Council 2 Class Office 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sextet 3 Triple Trio 4 Tiger Rag 4 Sian WALTER NICKS Football 2-3 Baseball 2 Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 ERMA CHANCE Entered Sophomore year May Festival Attendant 2 Student Council 3-4 junior Class Play 3 Student Body Officer 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Triple Trio 4 Sextet 3 G. A. A. 2 G. A. A. Officer 3 Class Officer 2 Annual Staff' 3-4 CAROL GUFFEY Football 2 Football Manager 1 Class Play 3 Orange E 2-3 MARION LEMON Class Officer 1 Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Student Council Rep. 2-3 Class Play 3 Triple Trio 4 Student Business Manager 4 Sextet 3 CATHERINE RAUDABAUGH Class Advisor fqcafa-my rqwalzfd ALBERT TREIBER Student Body Officer Student Council 3 Class Officer 2-3 Class Play 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball I-3-4 Track 3 Annual Staff 2-4 Glee Club 2 Band 2 Orange E l-2-3-4 l-4 DONALD BUD BLUHM Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Student Body Officer 4 Orange E 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2-4 Track 3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Quartet 4 Band 3-4 Annual Staff l-3 Class Plays 3-4 DONNA GUFFIN Glee Club 2-3 Girls' Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Tiger Rag Staff 4 Annual Staff 3-4 Cv, A. A. I-2 Senior Play 4 Class Officer 1 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Apple Blossom Princess 4 ,Q fi APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCFSS 7am Machu Each I . s S -I 5 6 7 8. pusin 9. In ll ll li l-4 I3 lb. Always i- an I i n ig onions Hill '- -lilnv. you look so swvetl Arc tlwy givin' you a had Lino. lfrina? Hnnk'5 prulmlvly looking for his lvottlcl Wliar'5 :luv maner Part? You look so sad. Chi-ck Donnak legs'-even ar that age! Plu-ln-'S really ampsecl at somctliing. Sflllcy, lwnnuatly -Y always gl Vilas mln- riilu fun Portvr? lll lu-if Wliiil ya' got Joyce? Always rl-sting Sfliill-W alia-'s known asf limk .il rhv bird LL-el ililmsc pants arc' quite lw- rnming Garvin, Sn 4-iitlilnaiastic joel Apu of innofcml- Wilma? Hi! Hu! Darrell, hwwngwpi, Til f M -mm 1- i ---------------- - ----------- -- -1- The Sophomore year Was our first in Ephrata High. Officers for the year were: President, Don Bluhm: Vice-President, Harry Drittenbas: Sec- retary, Betty Hill: Treasurer, Harold Kroqness: Student Council, Marion Lemon and Gary Adams. Second semester-President, lack Adams: Vice.President, Pauline Heer: Secretary, Harry Drittenbas, Treasurer, Erma Chance: Student Council, Betty Hill and Darrell Hayes. We beqan our second year with Al Trieber as President, Pauline Heer as Vice-President and Don Bluhm as Secretary-Treasurer and the Student Council members were Henry Romiq and Erma Chance. Second semester officers were: President, Walt Lyons, Darrell Hayes, Vice- Presidentg Carolyn Porter, Secretary-Treasurer and the Council mem- bers were Albert Trieber and Pauline Heer. We put on the Iunior-Senior play, The Groom Said No. The officers for the last year were Pauline Heer, President: Ralph Thompson, Vice President: Patt Conne, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Coun- cil, Donna Guffin and Walt Lyons: Kove Representative, Garvin Stewart. Second semester-Ioe Kuhns, President, lack Adams, Vice-President: Don Bluhm, Secretary-Treasurer: Student Council, Bonnie Iones and Lyle Eaks. We put on the Senior class play, Kiss and Tell. It went over as a qreat success. We greatly appreciated the lovely banquet and prom put on for us by the Iuniors. 21 Sziwluai Being of sound minds and bodies, we, the members of the Senior class of 1947 do hereby give, bequeath, and devise to those left behind, these rights and properties: U I, LEE BLANCHARD, will my bubble gum to anyone taking Social Problems. Mr. Iohnson loves to see bubble gum in class. I, ERMA CHANCE, bequeath my bottle of perox,ide to SHIRLEY MARTIN. fBy the way, be careful, it burns.l To MAY PIXLEE I, IUNE CREWSE, leave my ability to ride a horse. I, LYLE EAKS, will my job as janitor to VERNON HARMON. I, IACKIE HARER, leave FREDDIE to FRANCIS HART. To LOA IEAN SCHULTZ I, WILMA IONES, will my ability to get to school periodically. To IUNE MCDONALD I, KENNETH KNIGHT, will my easy life as a Senior. To DAVID NOTARAS I, IOE LITEL, will my boxing gloves tand my teeth I left in the lockers.7 I, WALT LYONS, will my hate for all Women, in any shape or form? to DONALD HOPE. I, NORMA ROBISON, will my ability to get excused absences to NANCY NOBLE. tThey're really handy, NANCYJ To WILLIE WOMACK I, HENRY ROMIG, leave my ability in being a bachelor. tLive up- to it, WILLIE, leave the gals along.J I, BONNIE IONES, leave my job as sports editor to RAY SMITH. CHope you get the stuff in on time like I didn't.l I I, DONALD BLUHM, will my efficient secretary capabilities to CLARENCE BORUFF. To DON MCGONEGAL I, HARRY DRITTENBAS, will my second year Latin tGlad to get rid of it.i To BOB BURD I, ALBERT TRIEBER, will my baby blue eyes and red nose. CYou can use them at Wilson Creek, BOBBYJ , I, NORMA SALLEY, will my blond hair C????D to MARY RUCKER ttake good care of it, MARYID I, BETTY HILL, will my ability to sing blues songs to DORIS SWANSON. To IANET LUNN I, CAROLYN PORTER, will my ability to speak Spanish and my bangs tThat's what I think they are.I I, DARRELL HAYES, will my clean white cords t?l to TOM BICKFORD. tDon't get them dirty, Tom.l To PAT MANSFIELD I, IOE KUHNS, will my driver's license tnow you'd better learn to drive, PATH I, CLAUDINE IONES, bequeath my ability to be the first Senior girl to be married, to SHIRLEY AFFLECK. To HELEN KING I, DONNA GUFFIN, will my man trapg DON I Won't will to anyone. To IACK BAKER I, IANICE SCHILL, will my ability to drive a car and also my ability to buy gas enough to go over there and back. CI hear you can use it sometimes IACKJ I, PAULINE HEER, bequeath my shorthand book and my ability to write notes, to LEWIS BENVILLE. I, IOYCE GUNDER, will my beautiful rosy blush to BOB PAYSSE. tWoncler if he'll use it.l To CHARLES NUNN, I, GARVIN STEWART, will all the excess gum under my desk tiust don't get caught chewing it, COOKIEJ I, DON EBBUTT, will my height to FRED WIKNER. To DONALD BRITT I, WALT NICKS, will my blond curly hair. A To IACK HARVILL I, IACK ADAMS, leave IANICE SCHILL. CTake good care of her, IACKJ Ha! Ha! I, PATRICIA CONNE, leave my knowledge of Commercial Law to IACK NICKOLS. CI hope you use it IACK, you need it.P I, MARION LEMON, leave my tall man or men to GWEN BLANCHARD. tTake it easy GWENJ To RAY LOAN I, RALPH THOMPSON, bequeath my big book of knowledge. To all the Iuniors, the Seniors will the fun of being Seniors and our old homeroom, the teachers, the school, and the Sneak. We leave with hopes of not returning and hope you have as much fun as we had. Signed '7Ae .Seniou 22 '7ime Mwwhea Un Let us look ahead into the year 1957. As we peep into the private lives of our former graduates, fClass of '47,, that isJ from Ephrata High School we see many things of interest happening to them. We, the three best known peeping Toms of Ephrata, look into the windows as we pass by and stop in astonishment at what is going on in one small establish- ment. Why it's none other than Ralph Thompson, and he is working on another experiment. Although he is known as one of the leading scientists of our time, we, rush by, for you never can tell what will happen with Thompson and his experiments. If you ever hear of a whole town blowing up you'l1 know than Ralph was there. When we reach the residential section we hear a terrible row. Then breathe a sigh of relief. Well, have you guessed it? Lyle and Patt are having a little argument over who is to wash the dishes. They seemed to get along so well in 47, but it seems that after ten years of married life, things change. H1rry Drittenbas is sitting at the table taking it all in. Harry is a good friend of the family, also Godfather to all the kids. Instead of the customary one child to a Godfather, he is Godfather to six. It ceztainly seems appropriate, too, as Harry is the family physician. We decided to go in and have a visit with them. Harry gave us a lot of information about some of the other classmates. He told us that Donna Guffin had gone back to her old job as soda jerk at the drug store. She was still the same old Donna. She had decided to give up her career as lady senator and go back to her old love of mixing up things. Food, I mean. Donna also had another job on the side. She was Cirolyn Porteris agent. Porter was still trying to convince every- one she was a great artist and all the houses in town had her paintings in them. Donna gave away the paintings with every big sale at the drug store. The sale had to be as big as ten cents before you could get one. Then she wondered why the drug store kept losing iris business. Harry also cold me that Don Ebbutt and Lee Blanchard are lifesavers at the city swimming pool. They are quite thrill- ing to watch when going in for the rescue. Lee pushes Don in and they both swim out for the victim. Then Lee puts the rescued person on top of Don and tows him in. It works every time. They are quite popular and always have a large audience to watch them. Well, we had to leave Eakis house and continued on with our walk. We strayed up to Ephrata Heights and who do you think we saw? Of all people it was Salley. That's our gal. She was sitting up there with her long range telescope still looking for her man. We interrupted her long enough to have a short talk and she told us some more things about our old class. She said her old friend Hank Romig is a crooner in the Big Vaudeville in town. He is the star of the program, along with Marion Lemon and Erma Chance who have a great routine. They sing duets while playing the piano and dancing all the same time. They are very good and always draw a large crowd. Speaking of shows have you listened to your radio Iately? If you have you probably have heard the sad story of lVIinnies Many Men. The star of the show is none other than Bonnie Jones. Her supporting cast is Joe Kuhns and Darrel Hayes. They all were discovered by a talent scout when they participated in the Senior play and had been acting ever since. We saw a picture of them and you should see Darrel's mustache now. Nothing could compare with it .... Not even A1 Trieber's. Oh, by the way have you heard about Al? He and Walt Lyons, are running for Senator. It's pretty hard to decide which one is going to win. Pauline Heer is campaigning for Al though, so it does make a difference. Pauline is in tha movies now and has turned down an offer with them for five hundred thousand dollars. She says she is waiting for something better. Who knows .... maybe it's a sen- ator. By the way have you seen her last picture, NThe Little Giant, Garvin Stewart is her leading man. Garvin is every boyis idol in the U. S. and all the boys wear platform soles and heels patterned after his. They all want to be giants, too. Don Bluhm, they say, is doing quite well as a salesman for Fuller Brush, but I hear that he makes more selling the towels that Walt Lyons swipes from the hotels on his campaign trips. Say that reminds me, Joe Litei went to New York on a business trip the other day and went to see Jackie Hater, who is modeling for Powers. Joe hasn't come back since he saw Jackie modeling. They say he forgot what he went for. We finally left Salley and went back to town. We were crossing a street when whiz! we were almost run over . . . It was a taxi and it stopped to see if we were hurt. The driver stepped out and 'we just about faintecl. It was our old pal Janice Schill. We asked her what she was doing driving a taxi. She said that she worked for Jack Adams and Walt Nicks who really owned the taxi Co She was really their secretary but with help so scarce she had to drive too. She told us to get in and then drove us all over town. She informed us about the rest of our friends. June Crewse teaches school. She enjoys children and likes teaching the first grade but she truly wishes that something could be done with the behavior of Joyce Porte: s twins. Joyce, the former Joyce Gunder, just doesn't have time to disci- pline them. She and her husband own a trucking business and Joyce drives, while her husband does the secretarial work. June also teaches Claudine Jones, girl. She went to see Claudine the other day and was pleased to see that she has been chosen by the Good Housekeeping.Magazine as the perfect housewife. In the same issue of the magazine Betty Hill is pos- ing for a telephone ad. It seems that Betty had been seen by the supervisor of the telephone company and had been chosen to model for their ads. Norma Robison also works for the same company and on her sdays off she twirled her baton with the band in the city park. Do you know who the leader of that band is? Kenneth Knight . . . we never knew he had such talent in those days, did we? He looked very happy and also very handsome in his band uniform. Also in the band is Wilma Jones. She does very well on the tuba. After she graduated Wilma became famous for her book, Learn- to Play, the Tuba or, Ye Gad, Where Is She. Janice finally took us home and as I was the last one to get out I had to pay the fare. I realized just how much the city had grown and how long we had talked when I saw it. But ii seemed worth it to learn so much about my friends and companions of 1947. 23 Simlaix JUNIORS First Row--Ruth Kriete. janet Lunn, Doris Swanson. Shirley Affleck, Robert Burd, Vernon Harmon. Charles Nunn, Raymond Loan. Second Row-Loa jean Schultz. Helen King. june McDonald. Mary Rucker, Pat Mansfield, Johnny Beitler. Third Row-Gwen Blanchard, Frances Hart. Nancy Noble, Ray Smith, Willard Womack, Donald Britt. Fourth RowfShirley Martin. May Pixleef Lois Powell, jack Harvill, Buster Boruff, Lewis Benville, Donald Hoff. Fifth Row-Robert Paysse, jack Nichols, Jack Baker. Tom Bickford, Fred Wikner, Don McGonegal, Pete Fitzgerald, David Notaras On the sunny day of September 4, l945, thirty four curious students enrolled in the Sophomore class of Ephrata l-ligh School. The first activity which every member of the new class participated in was the initiation which was sponsored by the upperclassrnen. With the survivors from this ordeal they finished their Sophomore year ending it with a successful swimming party at Blue Lake. The class officers for the first semester of the Sophomore year were: President, Bob Burd: Vice- President, Willard Womack: Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Lewis: Class Representatives, Elaine Rose and Ray Smith. Second semester officers were: President, Willard Womack: VicewPresident, Pete Fitz- gerald: Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Burdp Class Representatives, Shirley Affleck and Don Britt. To start the Iunior Year they initiated the Freshmen, found time to put on the Iunior Play, and spon- sor the Iunior prom with a Chinese Garden as the theme and the Iunior-Senior Banquet, all of which turned out a big success. The class officers for the year were: First semester, President, Pete Fitzgerald: Vice-President, Don McGonegal5 Secretary-Treasurer, Iune McDonald, and Class Representatives were Ianet Lunn and Buster Boruff. Second semester officers were: President, David Notaras, Vice-President, Bob Burd: Secretary- Treasurer, Janet Lunng Class Representatives, Nancy Noble and Tom Bickford. 24 Siam!-iwi V w SOPHOMORES First Row-Bob Oja. Eleanor Johnston, Larry Smith, Patricia Nixon. Second Row-Miss Beatty iAdvisort. Jane Fairburn. Yvonne Bates, Ellen Malone, Carlita Haney, Doris Correll, Joanne Harbeston, Donna Loree. Ardyth Vaughn. Joan Bush. Mr, Weber lAclVisorJ. Third Row-Pat Marsh. Joan Titzel, Marilyn Schill, Marvelle Graff, Pauline Guffey, Barbara Toevs, Janelle Plotts. Fourth Row--Morgaxm Johnson. Robert Dick, Miriam Agranoff, Bernice Rogers, Gloria Nichols, Fred Eichholtz, Dale Palmenteer. Fifth Row-Barry Fawcett, Mark Catlow. Bob Roberts, Richard Thachell, David Brown, Alvin Putman. Sixth Row-Don Loan, Bob Calverly. Gordon Wikner, Glen Schrag, Patrick Nixon, Bill Peacock. Seventh Row--Jack Johnston, Arthur Zapel, Alvin York, Richard Connor, Jcrry Gibbons, Ray Adams, James Harmon, :William Black. To start the year off We were initiated on November l5, we then elected our officers, they were President, Larry Smithy Vice-President, Bob Roberts: Secretary-Treasurer, lanelle Plotts: Student Council Representatives were Mar- velle Groff and Bob Oja. Second semester officers were President, lerry Gib- bons: Vice-President, Don Loan: Secretary-Treasurer, Patricia Nixon. Student Council Representatives were Bill Black and Ardyth Vaughn. We started the year off with a bang by helping With the Freshman initia- tion. The officers for the first semester were President, Bob Ojai Vice-President, Eleanor lohnston, Secretary-Treasurer, Patricia Nixon. Student Council Repre- sentatives were lanell-e Plotts and Dale Palmanteer. Second semester officers were President, Bob Calverlyg Vice President, Don Loang Secretary-Treasurer, Ardyth Vaughn: Student Council Representatives were limmy Harmon and Doris Correll. Miss Beatty and Mr. Weber, our advisors guided us safely through this year. 25 EMM FRESHMEN First Row-Gary Schrag. Irl House. jack I-Iarbeston. Edwin Chamberlain, Harry Karas, Richard White, Ralph Anderson, Carrol Hayes, William Canaday. Second Row-Miss Brown lAdvisorl. Sharron Simonson. Barbara Pittenger, Carol Knox, Donna Lyons, Leah Britton, ,luanita Beitler. June Wilhite, Lorraine Anderson, Richard Heer. Charles Henderson, Kenneth Kriete, Mr. Crawford lAdvisorl. Third Row-Loretta Schempp. Edris Peterson. Florence Rushton, Beverly Caforth, Marie Dodson, Donna Therriault, Gordon Cook, Robert Bluhm. Fourth Row7Da'Je Miller. Mary Lou Lannigan. Marcella Warren, Patricia jones, Kathryn Marilley, Ruth Fairburn, Delores Brashegr, Lois Burnham, Joan Douglass, Reitz Britt, Grant Elliott. Robert Adams, Wendall Buck, Leroy Dix, Glenn Johnson. Fifth Row-Lee Braxell, Theodore Pappas. Duaine Srnith, Laverne Lucas, Vernie Messer. Joseph Kelly. Roger Womack, Ray Radach, Richard Nicks, Arlen Luddington. WW Approximately sixty tive Freshmen entered Ephrata High School at the be- ginning ot the tirst semester. They were welcomed by the Freshmen initiation which was held on Oc- tober 16, l7 and 18, it is something they won't forget. The class otticers tor the tirst semester Were: President, Harry Karas: Vice- President, Edris Peterson: Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Knox. Student Council Mary Lou Lanniqan and Glen lohnson. Second semester: President, Lois Burn- hamg Vice-President, loan Douglas: Secretary-Treasurer, Edris Peterson. Stu- dent Council, Reita Britt and Robert Bluhm. The Kove Representative tor the year Was Lorraine Anderson. 26 sw sqm September 20--Football season starts. November ll-Football season ends December 6-Iunior Class Play. December 7-Basketball season starts Christmas vacation December 20-Ianuary 6. Globe Trotters Ianuary 14. Ends first semester Ianuary 17. February 11 ended basketball season. February 15, 21-22 Grant County Basketball Tournament. March 6-7-8-District Tournament at Omak. . A. A. U. W. Senior Conference March 15. April 9-Baseball track and tennis begins. April 18-19-Music Festival at Ellensburq. Apple Blossom Festival May l-2-3. May 9-Grade School Operetta. May 10-County track and tennis sinqles. May 17-County tennis doubles and district track at Wenatchee. Class Night-May 23. Baccalaureate-May 25. Graduation-May 27. xx Awoctooctnoftvoclpocivocinoclooftvo-13:0 2042290250 SDOCCJOCSDOCCDOCE OCDC Q 28 pu ' ANNUAL STAFF Editor ,,,. . 77,,,,,,,,,,,,,,77,7,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,7,7 7 E rma Chance Assistant Editors ,,,,, ,,,777,,, Shirley Martin, Ray Smith Business Manager ,,,,7,,, ,,., 7 ,,,, ,7,, 7 ,,,7 ,7,, D o n na Guffin Assistant Manager rr,,,, 7 ,,,,ss,, Loa Jean Shultz Art Editor ,,,,r,,,,, ,,,, 7 77 7 77 Norma Salley Assistant Editor .r,r,, 7 ,,,,,, ,,r, 7 77 77 s,,,,,, 7 May Pixlee Snapshot Editor ,,,,,s,,r,.,, ,,r,,s,,s,sss,,, 7 77 Pauline Heer Assistants ,,,,,,,,,,,,r,, ,,r,,,, Mary Ruflzer, Shirley Affleck Class Pages Editor r.,,, ,,,,,,,, 7 7 7 ,,,,,,ss,, 7Bonn5e jonef Assistant ..,,tt,,,tt,tt, ,,,,,,,tttt, J ark I-Iarvill Activities Editor tt,,t, ,tt,,t,t,t,, 7 7 Carolyn Porter Assistants 77 7 Advisor 77777 7 ,loe Kuhns, Albert Trieher L. W. Crawford Editor-in-Chief 777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 Donna Guffin News Editor 777777777777777777777777777 777777 7777 7 7 7Carolyn Porter News Reporters 777777777777777 77777777777777777777.7777 7777777 G W er! Blanchard, Mary Rucker, Ray Smith, lark Harvill Features Editor 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 Pauline Heer Assistant 7. 77 77777777 Shirley Afflerk Sports Editor 7777777 777777777 B onnie ,loner Sports Reporter 7777 7 77,7 Bob Calverly Art Editor 777777777. 77777 7 May Pixlee Editorials 777777 Assistant 7 7 Copy Reader 777777 Advisor 777777 7 7777 7 77 foe Kuhn: Shirley Martin Shirley Martin L. W. Crawford Gammand P GROWING PAINSP CAST Prudence , June MCDOl13ld A Patty Loa Jean Schultz The Junior Class presented a three-act 5-gsssfewllgiitziire WV-132231 Jane Helen King comedy Growing Pains on December 6. Mrs Mclntyre i f Yiir Mary Rucker Miriam Shirley Affleck l946. The play was based on the trials professor Mdmvre Don MCGonegal Vivian , Doris Swanson and tribulations of the McIntyre family in Sophie iifrri Ruthi Kriete getting adjusted to the adolescent stage of Mrs' pattersaa ' Shirley Martin PRODUCTION STAFF Childhood which Phe two Chlldfeh- Te 'Y Elsie Patterson Gwen Blanchard Business Manager, ,, YY,, ,Y,,,Y, R ay Smith and George. had Just entered- Tfaffif officer Willard Wgmack Assistant Director, Fred Wilmer , . . . , Dutch ,,,Bob Bhrd Stage Manager ,, , , , , Robert Paysee . In apprffflanon, for hls flfsmtance in help' Brian Buster Boruff Ass't Stage Manager , ,, Jack Harvill 'ng make Growmg Palms 5 huge SUFCQSS' Omar Vernon Harmon Costume Manager ,, Frances Hart the class presented Mr.. Stickney with a Hal Pat Mansfield Nlakehup Tom Bickford Parker 51 pen and pencil Set' Pete , Jack Baker Director Mr. Frank O. Stickney KISS AND TELL A three-act comedy. i'Kiss and Tellf, was given by the Senior Class March 28th. The play was based on thc trials and tribu- lations of Corliss Archer. Corliss. the typical adolescent girl. finds that growing up is not as much fun as she' thought it would bc. Mr. and Mrs. Archer. just about go insane at some of the goings-on of Cor- liss and Dexter. In appreciation for his assistance in help- ing make Kiss and Tull a huge success. the cast presented Nlr. Stickney with a white wool blanket. Corliss Archer Dexter Franklin Mildred Pringle Lenny Archer Ramond Pringle janet Archer Harry Archer Mary Franklin Bill Franklin Uncle George Dorothy Pringle Robert Pringle Private Earhart Donna Guffin Albert Trieber Pauline Heer Harry Drittenbas Garvin Stewart Janice Schill Darrel Hayes Patt Conne Joe Kuhns Jack Adams Norma Salley ,, Walt Lyons ..,,,,,,,,Joe Litel Mr. Willard ,,,, ,,,,, , , . ,,,,,,,,,,, Don Bluhm Louise , , , ,,,,,,, Bonnie Jones PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lyle Eaks Assistant , ,, , ,,Walt Nicks Business Manager, Marion Lemon Publicity Manager , ' , ,Carolyn Porter Programs , ,, Carolyn Porter Prompters , , ,,,,,, Joyce Gunder June Crewse Head Usher , Claudine Jones Acknowledgements Isenharts ,.,. . , , ,, ....,, , Set Decoration Spafzazlffi om FEIHIRQWS Drkiu 1J1LL11f L3Lc Han Benny Don Bu. Z O The Tigers rolled up l22 points to their opponents 56. The lineups were: FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row-Vernon Harmon, Glen Schrag, Bill Black, Bob Oja. Fred Wickner, Alvin Putman, Jack Harvlll, Bob Roberts D nor. Mark Carlow, Chuck Nunn. Middle Row--Jack Johnston, Henry Romig, Albert Treibcr. Harry Drictenlnas, Lewis Benville, Bob Burd, Harry Karas R y S Morgan Johnson. Front Row-'Coach Roth. Lyle Eal-cs. Dave Notaras, Willard Womack, Don Britt, Walt Lyons, Pete Fitzgerald, Bud BI h THE FOOTBALL SEASON E. H. S. 6 vs. Leavenworth 66. E. H. S. 45 vs. Waterville O. E. H. S. O vs. Chelan 26. E. H. S. 6 vs. Cashmere l2. E. H. S. 6 vs. Grand Coulee l2. E. H. S. 6 vs. Wenatchee O. E. H. S. 44 vs. Moses Lake O. E. H. S. 6 vs. Leavenworth O. The Tiger's i946 football season was a great improvement over that of last year. For their second year at eleven man football Ephrata turned in four wins, three losses, and one tie. The big upset of the season was when Ephratt defeated the Wenatchee Panthers. The whole Ephrata Team, played an in- spired game. The Tigers also defeated the Leavenworth Grizzlies to make five succes- sive years that they have won their annual Armistice Day game. LG-es lst RE-Bud Bluhm RT-wDave Notaras RG-Walt Lyons C-Don Britt fW'i1lard Womack LTf-Pete Fitzgerald LE--Lyle Eaks QfAl Treiber eBob Burd F-e-Lewis Benville flrlarry Drittenbas 2nd RE-Bob Oja RT-Alvin Putman RG4Glenn Schragf Cdlack Iohnston LGfMark Catlow LTflack Harvill LEf QL Bay Smith Hank Rornig Ll-lfVernon Harmon F7 Harry Karas RH-Bob Roberts 34 Buketddl FIRST TEN Back Row--Morgan Johnson, Don Britt. Lyle Eaks, Don lVlcGonegal. Buster Boruff, Harry Drittenbas, Coach Roth. Front Row-Bob Burd, Albert Treiber, Bill Black, Willard Womack, Dlck Conn Of. Z Qual A GOQWDQ 7ouana4nenl Wmnmd COUNTY TOURNAMENT Ephrata .,.,. ...r,r..,, 5 9 Ephrata v,..r7,,,rT. ,,.... 2 8 Marlin ,A,T.., .r,.,,....,., l 5 Moses Lake r,., ,r., . , 27 Ephrata .,T,.,..w,,,Yr,.,. ...,.....,. 4 5 Grand Coulee 7,,r.....YwVr,........,, 35 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Ephrata ...... .,,.,..,.....Y.. 3 l Ephrata ,,,,,....,,,... Peshastin .rr,., .rr.r 2 7 Grand Coulee Ephrata r,.... ..... 2 5 Ephrata ....rr...rvr Chelan ,.,... ,.,.. 5 2 Ornak ,,,,r, The total number of points earned by each of the players this season are as follows: l73 170 Lyle Eaks ........,r,,,.....r,,,..,.....r,,,,.l..... Robert Burd .,V,,l,r.......r,r. ,rr,r.,., Albert Treiber ,,...r.,.. .....v Clarence Borutt ,,,r,,rr ....,. 45 31 24 46 first ten basketball 70 68 Harry Drittenbas lr ....,.... ...,,,,r, l 64 William Black ...,r,, ,.,.... 5 5 Donald McGoneaal ,r.r,... ,....,,,v l 45 Donald Britt ....,r,,..... ,r,Y,.. 4 U Willard Womack ....,.,,,,,,r.,..,,,,,,,,.i, lO5 Richard Connor .,,,.... ,r..... 3 O The honorary captain of the season was Lyle Eaks. 36 SECOND STRING Back RowvCoach Roth, Bud Bluhm, Lee Blanchard. Larry Smith, Tom Bickford. Bob Oja. Morgan Johnson. Manager. Front Row-Chuck Nunn. Walt Lyons. Ray Smith, Darrell Hayes. Joe Kelly. The second string started the season out by defeating Waterville. They had a very good season with only one defeat, that was by Grand Coulee. The boys this year gave us a pretty good preview what we can expect next year. Ephrata 33fWaterville 17 Ephrata 39-Moses Lake 16 Ephrata 21fMoses Lake 16 Ephrata 40---Waterville 18 Ephrata 36efLeavenworth 18 Ephrata 49-Leavenworth 17 Ephrata 23eeGrand Coulee 36 THE SEASON The Ephrata Tigers' basketball team completed a very successful season this year with a record of only four games lost. Coach Roth fashioned a team which was able to defeat every one of its oppo- nents with the exceptions of Chelan, Omak, and Dryden. The season was launched by the winning of their first three games from Waterville, Quincy and Moses Lake. They were not so lucky in the next game and met defeat by the strong Dryden five. ln the County Tournament the Tigers came out on top, by winning the traveling trophy for the second time. ln the District Tournament, however, after winningtheir first two games the Tigers lost to Chelan in the championship game and received third place. THE SCORES Ephrata 32--Waterville 14 Ephrata 40-Wilson Creek 23 Ephrata -Warden 14 Ephrata 364Quincy 21 Ephrata 40eOdessa 29 Ephrata -eWatervi11e 18 Ephrata 38vlVloses Lake 30 Ephrata 43' -Warden 18 Ephrata -Marlin 17 Ephrata 32 Dryden 40 Ephrata 43 -Grand Coulee 27 Ephrata Leavenworth 30 Ephrata Leavenworth 18 Ephrata 35N--Moses Lake 23 Ephrata fl-lartline 20 Ephrata 22wDryden 41 Ephrata 43fQuincy 31 Ephrata fOdessa 22 37 TRACK Fourteen men turned out for track this sea- son to form one of the best track teams Ephrata has ever had. There are plenty of freshmen this year that are learning the ropes, Following are the different events and those entered in each: lOO-yard dashfBob Burd, Lewis Benville. 220-yard dash-Bob Burd, Harry Drittenbas. 44O1yard run-Don Loan. 880-yard run-sVernon Harmon. Mile-Ray Loan. 220-yard loy hurdlesAAlbert Treiber, Ver- non Harmon. lOO-yard high hurdlesf-Alfred Wicknov. Discusf-Harry Drittenbas, Don Bluhm. Shot put--Lewis Benville. Iavelinfl-larry Karas. Pole Vault--Ray Smith, loe Kelly. High lump4Clarence Boruff, Larry Smith. Relay-Bob Burd, Lewis Benville, Harry Drittenbas, Don Loan. Mmm 37104151 Reel BASEBALL Ephrata started out their second year of base- ball under Coach Roth. Many of the players of the l946 Grant County championship team re- turned this year. After a poor start with a defeat by Moses Lake and Wenatchee our morale was lowered some, but we are still pulling for a place in the honor- ary finals. The season so far does not look very promis- ing, but We hope that in the near future our baseball team will be better established. TENNIS This year we made a fresh start in tennis, under the coaching of Mr. Moodhe, who is a good player himself. Although none of the players had had much experience, we had a fairly successful season. The players, both boys and girls, did their best and had lots of fun playing. C erm fmem loan Bush, lo Harbeston, and Donna Loree were chosen by popular vote ot the students to lead us in our school yells. The three girls did a very good job in leading the yells at our football and bas- ketball games. The student body de- cided they wouldn't elect a Yell Queen because ot the fact that the three girls were all equal in their ability to lead the yells. We wish to express our gratitude toward the girls for the fine job they did this year. ' PEP CLUB Back RowfDoris Correll. Shirley Affleck, Donna Guffin, Carolyn Porter. Pauline Heer. Marion Lemon, Loa Jean Shultz. Janet Lunn. Joan Titzel. Front Row-Mary Rucker. June McDonald. Nancy Noble. Eleanor Johnston. Marilyn Schill. Janelle Plotts. Dona Loree. Doris Swanson. Mrs. Nelson. ' This club is an honorary organization made up of the Senior High girls in school functions. In order to become members of Pep Club girls must meet point and scholastic requirements. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create pep and school spirit at all games. The clul:-'s activities for the year included the initiation of new members for both semesters, decorating and advertising for the Grant County Tournament, participating in the selling and taking of tickets at all games. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Pauline Hee: President D01-i5 Swanson Norma Robinson V. Pres. June McDonald Donna Guffin Sec. Bl Trcas. Lgafjean Shultz Advisor-Mrs. Nelson 39 aaanqe ng!! The Orange E is a Club composed oi school lettermen. At the beginning of the basketball season, all new lettermen were initiated and welcomed into the club. All men lettering in basketball were initiated during the second semester. Funds were taken from the club's treasury to purchase a practice dummy for the football team. A smoker is planned for next year, as Well as many other interesting activities. The Orange E has been growing steadily, having about three times as many members now, as a year ago. gm' ew GI The Girls' Club this year is composed ot the tour grades in the high school since the Freshmen were voted in at the beginning oi the year by the other three classes, who were automatically already eligible for membership. The purpose of this club is to serve the schoolg promote girls athletics: develop cooperation RL LUB among the tour classes: and sponsor social activities tor the high school girls. All mem- bers are required to pay dues. President . Bonnie jones Vice-President june McDonald Secretary and Treasurer Eleanor Johnston Sergeant-at-Arms Janet Lunn, joan Douglass, Ruth Fairburn Advisor .. . . .. ., .. Miss Brown lffudic Sealfian Music is an important part of the life of any school. This year's music department made an especially good' showing. Under the able leadership of Miss Gerharz, the band, the triple trio, and the chorus presented several very tine performances. Although the band was handicapped by a limited mem- bership, they did very well, and we expect to see them do even better next year. IOY GERHARZ: University of Wyoming-B. M., Graduate Work University of Montana, University of Minnesota: Major: Music, Sociology, Economics Minor: French, German, Science, Swimming Teaches music, vocal and instrumental 41 Bw Quadfel 'la'-f Q ai Bob Burd, Henry Romiq, Walt Lyons Bud Bluhm '7fuyJe 7m Left to Right--Janice Schill, Norma Salley. Marion Lemon, Erma Chance, Janette Plotts, Patricia Nixon, June McDonald, Doris Swanson. 42 BAND Back Row-Arlen Luddingron, Patrick Nixon. Joe Kuhns, Donald Blulmm, Donald Britt. Bob Roberts. Walt Nicks. Roger Wonnack. Miss . Joy Gerharz. Front Row-joan Bush. Barbara Pittenger. Doris Correll. Loretta Schemp, Buster Boruff, Patricia Nixon, Jerry Gibbons, Barbara Toevs. Doris Swanson. THE GIRLS' CHORUS CNot Pictured? Nliriam Agranoff. Delores Brnslu-nr. joan Bush. Doris Corn-ll. Erma Chance. janv linirburn. Ruth lfairlwurn. Nlyrnn linrnam. lVlarvm-ll Groff. Pauline Gulifuy. Donna Hnlxn. joan Harlweston. ,lfirkiv Hart-r. Clnudim- joncs. HL-len King. Carol Knox. Mary Lou Lnnnigan. Dnlnm l.ori-c. Donna Lyons, Pat Nlnrslx, Nlarlyn Mead. junv NlcDonld, Patricia Nixon. Eclris Peterson. Barbara Pirtcnger, Janelle Plotts. Bunnie Rogers. Norma Salley. Loretta Schempp. Janice Schill, Doris Swanson. joan Titzell, jane Wilhire, Marion Lemon. 43 Uaaiafucd Gwdaf---fbwmaiioi David Notaras, joe Kuhns, Don lVlcGonegal, Doris Swanson, Frances Hart Based on growing recognition ct the need tor, and importance of speech education, the Ephrata Schools adopted a Speech program this year. Supple' menting one semester of English, the course is designed to encourage the stu- dent to think logically, and to express,himself clearly and convincingly: as well as to develop an analytical approach to the problems which confront him. There are three major divisions in the Speech course: Public Speaking, Parliamentary Procedure and Argumentation, and lnterpretation and Drama- tics. By reason of a briet acquaintance with these phases of speech, the stu- dent is able to improve recitations., reason logically, and appreciate more deeply that which he hears. A direct result ot the Speech Course has been participation in the Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest and the Toastmasters Public Speaking Contest. Next year it is hoped that through this activity, we may produce more plays, participate more widely in contests, and give even greater opportunity for students to overcome that greatest of all school problems, speaking. 44 eamfi 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8. 9 'o 11 12 13 '4 I5 I6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 15 26 Three Stooges Practicing up MARION?? JOYCE and JUNE. Used ro be L0ve??? Smile Pretty JANICE. Dorf! Take it so Hard UAV, WILMAIYE! You Name Ili!!! PHEBE and CHAN Her Dog!!!!! Nice Background Anyway K.ds!!!!! TOM and His I-Iotrodu!! BOBBY How You Have Change BURD. CLAYT 11 Thinkl. MR. JONES, One of Our Classy Cheer Leaders. just the Girls. Whatcha H i d cl e n for LYLE????? LEE. Say Cheese DELORES. just Two Green Frosh. LARRY and MARK. Senior Sillies!!!!! More Freshmen. They Aren't That Heavy LOA! Loversflllf Get to Work JACKYYHY gf o Two Seniors. Ray. Honestly, jzmcl and Tom Nlajorctlc. Clo xv'I1 ing Again. Could Ir lic Love? Thinking Hard. Don? Pals???'f? 'l'c-an-lm. junior Pals. Garvin. Nvuy. Al and Buster, Tlxrcv Nluslcctccrs, Soph Gal, Duainc. Chums. Hi Ho. May. wma A Wind Up!! Marilyn. Linh- Hayvs. Always Laughing fffGuffey Ali. lm. Andcrson Literanlrc. That Britt Gal. 04' S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. 10 11 I2 13 14. 15 16 17 18. 19 'w 21. ZZ. 23. 24. .0. Darrell. That Stewart Again One of Our Cheer Leaders The Profile. Oh-'Now , . Good Isn't It. O' Come Now. Birthday Party, Jeans. Doris. Red. Not ro Hard Now Richard. A Senior Gal. Junior Chums. Junior Boys. Ah ha! Baker. Aw! Go On- Wlmarl Swimming Three-some. Nor Guilry. Pals. Football, Soph. P.cnic. WIlnt's Up Dcvf ?f UI1. SantaIIIII You Nnnw III! 'Inn I5rs'aImmn CIzlI:s. I I1-.ul Up D-mn.1I!!! Ulu-11 Up W1d4'III Cold Our I IuI1??'f ' ' 'I' cvulu Ii. I nlrllmvl KWH- 'I'ImlkI. XVIIIII-IYIII I' II S, I, -vv'1-vA JI' UI I. MY III-MIYIIII I' s-.lm' I 1s'1 5 IH-la. Inu' m'4- mug IIuI1?? 'I'Ix.1r Pose. Iilliv. 'I'IxrI-u Gav Calmlm-os! IVIary. S 1-xx: Iux' I MIA. Dick Nnckh. 'Ilwgml 11-nA Again. I-'. H Stud n'1x rs of Powing Again. Thr Iiakcr Hoy. O llx' PImmgrapI1cr, HmlI??? Wu Think A Freshman, Pals 1?????j Could Be Ir's Paysse v ii... 111.131111111..11..11.....-1-1111111. CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS To the Class -oI- of '47 P.U.D. if Public Utility 1-1UNT'5 District No. 2 FLQWER SI-ICP Ephrcrtci, Wcrshinqt D d L H t EPHRATA IMPLEMENT EU. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS, TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY 'A' SALES AND SERVICE ir PI-IONE 173-W + ---- ---- ---- ----- 4. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1...I1M1J7.1..,,1,,.-1111.1.,.,1H,-1M1W1,,,,1.n'i1-.111..,.1W1,,,.1.,,.1my-.lm1g,.-1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE '47 THE ZEIGI-I AZLEY HEALTH INSTITUTE OIL VAPOR BATHS SCAP LAKE BATHS DIATHERMY COLONICS MASSAGE X-RAY SOAP LAKE, WASHINGTON Congratulations anol Success Best Wishes Senior Class to the Members of the Q19 Qlsen . Class Of 1947 Soap Lake 5c to S1.00 Store Buy your gifts here f Soap Lake, Washington I-IARRELL'S FOUNTAIN GRILL 5th 61 B STREETS N. W. EPI-IRATA Open lU A. M. to 2 A. M. 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N G NTCOUNYIOU xl-'Avia I. P. Simpson, Publisher I I 9 Ephrata, Washington L Gram Coumfs Soap Lake, Washington Pioneer Newspaper PHQNE 131 Good Luck to the SENICRS CF E. H. S. nk Ephrata Auto Parts EPHRATA, WASHINGTON BRITTON'S APPLIANCE General Electric Appliances APPLIANCE AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE Soap Lake, Wash. Wishing Success to the Senior Class '47 MOE 6. HUSE ATToRNEYs AT LAW Bell Block Phone 424 Ephrata, Wash. r 1.1 1.,...- 1.,.1.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-u.-nu1w-nu1uu.. 1 1 1 1 1n...m-.....m- 11-u-nm1uu1. BAKER'S ELECTRIC SHOP EXTENDS BEST WIST-IES TCD THE GRADUATING CLASS OE '47 EPI-IRATA, WASHINGTON BEST WISHES CCNGRATULATIONS from h 10 the AFFLECK'S APARTMENTS Ephrata, Washington CLASS CE '47 1' CONGEATULATIQNS LOREEKS HARRIE'r's APPAREL Grocery Sz Market For Quality and Style EPHRATA in Womens Wear WASHINGTON Ephrata, Washington 'I' - .. -..H-,...-W.-...I-..,.,.-..1.-....-.m- - - .. - - ...1- - - .. -....-1.1.-.,.,-...,..,,,.-....-.,.,- -..... - .. .. 4. 1 1 .. .. ...uninutmu-I-u..un..m-,uninull-u,nu-.nn-nn11m-nn-nl-1nu1un1un1un-uu--m.1-un-1m-u1 - - 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1947 'Ir FDBD ir JOHNSON MOTORS EPHRATA, WASHINGTON QUR CQMPLIMENTS BeSfW1SheS fmmw T0 THE SENIQRS REVEIJS OF E. H. S. if if BRICK ICE CREAM jefwelry MILK SHAKES HAMBURGERS EPHRATA, WASHINGTON Ephrcxtcx, Washington 4. .---- - -T-.M- TTTL - ,T.T - -TTT - TT.T ------ T - - --T- TWTW - TTTT - TTTT - -TTT - -T-T - HTWT - TT+T - TTWT - TTWT - HTWT --T-T-'T- 4 Congratulations From BELL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Best Wishes to the Best Wishes ancl Good Luck to the CRADUATING CLASS ot '47 'Ir PIN G ELECTRIC Class of '47 EU WALTHO HOTEL soA15O1fI1l.3K'fEC'k5ATHs Enhrata, Washinaton Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Barcrott Compliments ot -- Farmers' Warehouse QUALITY GRAINS and FEEDS Ephrata, Washington COLUMBIA BASIN AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Success to the Class of '47 PHONE 128 T. B. SOUTHARD Cn the Youth of Toclay Rests the Democracy of Tomorrow ATTORNEY AT LAW ,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1uu..vm1m.1m.1uu1tm-.lm111-I1m.1.m1n.,........1 1 1 Pleasant Inn Bathinq Suits Lockers LIGHT 'LUNCHES 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m1vm1m.....m1nu1nn1nn-u1nu1.m11111-.1111-n1n1....1 1. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class ot '47 We Extend Our Best Wishes For Their Success SHOWERS SOFT DRINKS ' ICE CREAM BEER Eastham Sr White ,I Chevrolet Co. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE West Beach Carl Lenx Phone 158 Ephrata, Washington Furniture Worth Living With 1531-EIIIIIIHI' FURNITURE BD. COLUMBIA BASIN I-IOME EUBNISI-IEBS Ephrata, Washington 4. ...-- -..,.-........n.......-N..-....-....-..........- - ......-i........-....- - -..-.....-.....-....-....-.-....-....-1- - - -.. 4. RESPONSIBLE - SKILL - INTEGRITY M. E. NELSON eawiiaualfion Gcuwpany i' WISHING BEST OE LUCK TQ THE CLASS OF '47 i' GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ephrata, Washington CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES FROM.. and when it's time N f m j w , for a SIGN see V-M SIGN SHOP Emnm' Am' if Washington and Wickwire RECORDS RADIOS REPAIRING Attorneys at Law A Between Builder's Supply and Groffs Ephl-ata, Washington . Service Station on B Street -1' ---I ----- - --------- 4- ------ --.-, --.. ---- 4, 1 1 -nu1nn...nu.-nn1nn1nn.-nn-mu-un...nn-nn- - 1 1 1 1 1 - 110111111-nmlnnlnninninnl-Q...mtlun-1.1.1nn1nn1mn-nn- DICK'S MARKET Wishing Clear Sailing and LOCKERS ' Ephrata Tigers and to the Dick's Better Meats Class of '47g EPHRATA i' CONGRATULATIONS HQmi1tOn'S Sweet Girl Gfcfdufltes Qllalllfy Meats l-iilancl No. l GARNER'S APPAREL , EPHRATA Paul and Arnie Hamilton C 1, ts f THOMPSON'S W m im n o - O D 9 Iewelry and Gift Shop Hguse Laundry' lewelry and Watch Repair and 486-W Ephrata, Wash Dry Cleaning Co. A Radiator Specialists Columbia Basin Complete CORRELL RADIATOR Cleaning Services SERVICE EPHRATA May Each of You Excel in the Field . of Your Choice ,,....-...-1...1..-1-.111....11-i..1.-1-.......-nuinnv-.n..1...1111.11 Compliments ot- GET THE HABIT TAXI CABIT X ARGANOFF S BARBER SHOP A CHINESE Pioneer Taxi and PHONE A249-W AMERICAN E OOD ' I Congratulations wk To the Class ot 1947 APPLIANCE CENTER Ephrata, Washl LOUIS HOTEL RECORDS G. E. MAIESTIC BADios SOUP Lake REooRD PLAYERs AND APPLIANCES Ed Snyder McKellar Drug Company Yotiira REXALL DRUG sToRE HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE , oifiss OF '47 ir WHERE FRIENDS MEET 'Ir Ephrata, Washington u..uu1 1 1 1 .. .. 1 ... 1 1u1uu1nu-.nn1-nu-nntlm,uni-nninninn Hilarid Market Grocery No. l and 2-Grocery 1' The most Complete Stock of Nationally Advertised Merchandise in Central Washington at Lowest Possible Prices William Harding GROF F Sz BEAL , ir MOBIL SERVICE Tires - Tubes and Batteries MOTOR TUNE-UP Brake Service GIA YTON'S FOUNTAIN Congratulations To the Class ot '47 'k Meet Your Friends Here tor a Light Snack MANY THANKS to the FACULTY AND STUDENTS F or Their Past Patronaae 'A' KIIVIBALLXS The Store ot Better Values 4- - ------------ -----. - ..... . ,....,..-....- -......-..,.-.,..-.,n- - - - ,,, I Best ot Luck to- TI-IE SENIORS WILLIAM M. CLAPP Attorney at Law Bell Block Phone 424 Ephrata, Wash CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '47 SOAP LAKE HARDWARE Soap Lake, Wash. BEST WISI-IES and GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE SENIORS 'k Savun Fund Center 5th ci C Street S. W. Ephrata, Wash Try the Drug Store First . SUCCESS TO TI-IE CLASS OF '47 'A' EPI-IRA TA DRUG GOMPANY Frank Truax ' Best Wishes to- THE CLASS OF '47 STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY Ephrata, Washington Greenlee and Baumgarten FURNITURE Congratulations Seniors Ephrata, Washington -mil 1 - - 1 1 M 1- 1 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .L 1 1,-nuttin, -nu1,.,,....,,,.-. 1 .. M 1 -, CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To the Class of '47 147 il' BUILDER SUPPLY CO. ,k Ephrata, Washington B. U. Myers Rucker BIOIIISIIS I OE'S SHOE HOSPITAL Lumber CO' , REPAIR BUILDING MATERIALS 'ir From the Ground Up COMPLETE FACTORY REBUILT Ephraim Ephrata, Washington PHQNE 105 FRANK A. BELL TWIN CAFE Bonded Real Estate Broker GC-ii? EPHBATA, if 'A' WASHINGTON L. A. LARRY NIXON Insurance - Acccounting Ggigtgiiilgligtcggfss ot '47 TELEPHoNE 377 WRAY'S VARIETY STORE EPHRATA, WASHINGTON EPHRATA 1. 1I-1m.1m.....m.1uu11m1-mn1Im1m.-u...1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1-....1...,1...,1....1....1 1 1 1 1 1 .1.....1.m1n..1.m-vm..-.....1mi-..M1W1uu1m.1uu1.nm..uu- 4 EPHRATA TRADING CO. Lumber and Hardware Building Materials Home Owned Paul Patrick, Mgr. Ephrata, Washington 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1W1ItH111u1lm.,1nn..,,,,1uu..tm1 1 14:11 Congratulations To the Class of '47 GRANT COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY Compliments ot- BROWN 'S GREEN HOUSE Phone 240-W Ted Brown, Proprieto Ephrata, Washington Compliments ot- MAN GOLD'S Photographic Studio Ephrata, Washington PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Best Wishes and Good Luck To the Class of '47 VOGLER CABINET SHOP Ephrata, Wash. EPHRATA BAKERY Wishes Success to the Class of '47 Ralph Abelson, Owner Ephrata, Washington ml.. ............m.......1.4.1. ,1..,.,.1.,,,1n1 1 1 1 1 We Congratulate The Graduating Class- and Wish Them Luck GRANT COUNTY STATE BANK Ephrata, Washington 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,,1,,..1nu1....1...,1..m1nu1'm1n1. 1 1 1.... 4. - - -,..,..W-W-,.,.-..,,.....,......-..,.-,.,,-,...-...........- - - ... - ... -...... .... -....- -....-..,,-.,..-- - - - - - ......... ..g. CLARK'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Specialty Steaks and Chickens V2 Mile North of Soap Lake Compliments ot- Worthinaton's 'lr FOR TI-IOSE WI-IO WANT TI-IE BEST IN QUALITY AND IN SERVICE PETE I. EITREIM Swedish Massage H ancl Spinal Manipulation APPAREL The Health House RADIOS 'I' RECORDS Box 584 Soap Lake SOAP LAKE CONGRATULATIONS OAP LAKE AKERY SENIORS S B from Snap Lake Reporter Grant County's Official Newspaper IQ47-48 1 ' nk' PRINTING - PUBLISHING OFFICE SUPPLIES PI-IONE 4Ol R. Munske, Prop. Soap Lake, Wash. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from LANN IGAN 'S FOOD MARKET Soap Lake, Wash. .Ig lu- 1 1 1 1.m-.m1nn--mn-nn-mi1im-. 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 1uu1uu.1uu1.m--ml-M1 1 1 1 ,F EXTENDING HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '47 from MURNING SUN DAIRY Phone 426-I-Ephrgto Iohn M. Porter, Ir., Distributor Ephrorto. High School is not new to Egohrotci Www, Siwm OUR ADVERTISERS we new ARE BEHIND Us Yet they both have one thing in common ir They ore growing ond bulging ot the Seams GIVE THEM YOUR E. C. Bmdwe-11 and can 10111 BUSINESS Wedem .Sloan 224 First Ave. N. W. Phone 341-W I nfs H- ivil -uu1--uu- ---m-.m-- -- -w-Hu- 1 lill --.m-nn-...-- --- 1 1 - - 1 - -. .-. 1 1 -. 1 .- 1 1 4, 4 ., 1 ., R: I w 14 , fl s 1 f n , ' . 4, ,A W w,,, W nUJ721HJi'I3rWMili1J1!I!liHlJ,Iliw R , .bCSI'il 5iKfSiIHWE'Ei-ITIS. 7PhHfL'3WmV6Hb d1HHH WWPHln3i1llEibi 'li iif!HaT18!.!ml8E GQFY' ' 1 ' 35EifH5I1'i- 71N-IWW-P! '-EWILL' ' 'VQAIQHHMISB' Q :LGWNSKL ,IQMQ-:i1.ki'..6Lils-Efkl?.9l, V .L ' w . 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