Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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LOLOMI Pacultf MISS I-IARTMANN English-A.B.-University of Washington DIR. RAMSAY Mathematics-A. B. and W. L. B,--Indiana University MISS REED English-A.B.-Beloit College MRS. KEELER Science-A. B. and Ph,B.-University of Michigan MR. WICK Commercial-Minnesota Business College, Grand Forks College MR. WHITNEY Science-B.S.-University of Washington MR. MCPHERSON Manual Arts-A.B.-Colorado State Teachers' College, University of California MRS. GEHRING English-Ph.B.-Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University MISS SI-IUMAN Science-A.B.-Washington State College MRS. BILLINGTON English-A. B. and Ph. B.-Colorado College MISS STRASE Foreign Language-A. B.-University of Washington MISS MATHIESON English-A. B.-Whitman MR. MILLICAN Science-A. B.-University of Washington, Greenville College, Illinois MRS. KLISE History-A. B. and M. A.-University of Kansas DIR. SPARKS Foreign Language-A.B.-University of Washington ' MR. OLSON Mathematics and Music-B. S.-University of Washington . MISS POREP 5 Foreign Language-A.B. and M. Af- University of Washington MISS SQUIRE . Foreign Language--A.B.-University - of Washington i . . MR. CANFIELD Science-B.S.-Washington State College MISS SLOAN Mathematics-A. B.-Western College MISS MURRAY History-A. B. and M. A.-University of Idaho, University of Washington

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LOLOMI Ofdm in isftra tion To our Senior High School Students: Greetings-- The crest of the hill is now within our view. Many times during the year as we have travelled along the road, attempts have been made to draw our attention from our objective. We have tried--some of us, strenu- ously--to move always on- ward and upward. Now that we have almost reached the end of our year's journey, I hope that each of us may feel that it is wonderfully pleasant and exceedingly profitable. A. C. DA VIS, Superintendent -Three years of high school life pass quickly. Sopho- mares yesterdayg juniors to- dayg tomorrow, Seniors, then--gone. Yet there re- mains within the school an elusive, intangible, indefin- able atmosphere which they have fostered, and of which they have an integral part-- the spirit of Yakima High. It is this spirit, characterized by kindly courtesy, by thoughtful friendliness, by loyal courage, by unselfish ambition, which brings the students of our school to stern realization and suc- cessful accomplishment. The spirit of Yakima High! May it continue to foster and de- velop strong scholarship and true character as classes come and go through the years! R. K. KES TER, Principal

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LOLOMI Pacultf MR. MANNING English-A. B.-Whitman MISS SPAITLDING Commercial-A.B.-University of Washington MR. FOSTER English-A.B.-University of Washington W MISS ZICKLER Home Economics-B. S.-University of Washington MR. TRUEBLOOD Mathematics-A.B.-University of Indiana MISS COLLINS Commercial-A,B.sUniversity of Washington MISS GALLOWVAY English-A. B.-Stanford MISS POWELL English-B.E. and M.A.-University of Washington MR. SLOAX History-A. B.-Columbia MR. BURKS History-A.B.-Washington State College MISS VVI-IITNEY Mathematics-A, B. -University of Minnesota, M. A.-Columbia MISS MESERYEY Commercial-A.B.-University of Washington MISS SWARTS Home Economics-B.S.-Oregon State College, MISS DRIFTMIER 'lj History-A.B.-University of WasIg1.zxgto,M-.- r-,f MR. SCIIACTLER . Physical Ed.-A.B.-Washington State College :pf KN MR. SUNDSTROM Gas Engine-Stoul Institute, Bradley Polytechnic Institute MISS BUTLER Physical Ed.-B. S.-Washington State College MISS WILKINS English and Music-A.B.-Washington State College BIISS HANNUM English-A.B.-University of Washington MR. CARY Off ice MISS SMALLING English and History-A.B.-University of Washington