Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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eighteen l 945 ANN DAVIS: Library club. Disposition is A-1-Good girl, swell fun. MARJORIE DAVIS: Home room representa- tive. Trl-Y. Girls' league cabinet, service flag, Lolomi, Wigwam, choir, Junior-senior reception. Yes. Marge's Dad may be super-But we think she's super-duper. BEVERLY DECOTO: 11L class treasurer. Girls' league representative, Girls' athletic council. Honor society, Tri-Y, Loloml co- edltor, junior-senior reception. This little co-editor is quite the sport- But all of our plans she tries to thwart. DARLI-IAN DeLAY: Library, Honor society. Don't Delay Darlean-be mine-Said the grape to the arbor vine, NORMA DENNEY: Honor society, Girls' league secretary. D. A. R. history contest. bond and stamp, most worthy Junior, junior- senior reception. home room representative. Trl-Y. ushers. Norma and John are a sightly twosome- Norma the cute. John the gruesome, ED DENNING: Hl-Y president. Boys' league secretary. Gold-Y, Lolomi. Wigwam, foot- ball, basketball, As the great Mighty Mouse his muscles reflex-He rescues fair maidens, Now girls, who's next? LOUISE DONALDSON. Happy-go-lucky and carefree am I-I just sit and watch all my troubles go by. DOYLE DORSEY: Entered from Sunnyside, Washington as 12L. This is the great man Dorsey, Doyle-Whose hands have never touched the soil. BONNIE DOUGLAS. This is Bonnie, always gay-Who never knows just what to say. ROBERT DOW: Band. The figure skater is Bob Dow- Such speed as we should not allow. MELBA DOWNS: Trl-Y cabinet. Photo club. library, ushers. Is she up or is she Downs?-One who always jokes and clowns. JEAN DOYLE: Tri-Y vice-president, serv- ice flag, junior-senior reception, With enthusiastic pep she bubbles-Banlslv ing her cares and troubles. MAXINE DWINELL: Girls' league representa- tive. A. S, B. council, Girls' league cabinet. Home Economics club. Taking the place of the late bombshell-Sizzling and spinning right down to earth. WANDA EDGE: Entered from Bisbee, Arizona as 12L. Day alter day goes by and yet-Nothing new have I beget. JOHN EGLIN. The little boy who wasn't there-His car just took off in the air. IIAZEL ELDRIDGE. She used to be Newberry's best-But now she's one of our finest. I-'RI-JDERICK EMERY: Class treasurer, A. S. B. treasurer, Hl-Y treasurer, D. A. R. hls- tory contest. book exchange, Loloml, Widow by Proxy, Honor society. He may be a whizz and a math wlzzard- But we bet he can't tell the heart from the gizzard. BETTY ENGLEIIART: Photo Club. The little hootsie-kootsle-gal-Who has a sailor for a pal.

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1945 WILLIS BRUNELLE. This is Yaklma's only Wlllls- A regular three- ring circus, MARTIN BUCHANAN: 12L. 12H class treas- urer, K. C. Martin, Martin he's our man-If he can't balance them, no one can. LUCILLE BURNS. Don't you think it mighty quee-For Miss Burns to be so wee? VERNA BUXTON: Band. True to her friends and class as well-Who think she's grand and really swell. LOIS CALLOVVAY: Home Economics club. Lois, the photo flash-Knows the uses of potash, ALICE CAMPBELL: Athletic council. Some day the worm will tum-And leave the book without the worm. GLADYS CARNEY. This ls Yaklma's Pin-upper-Who could model for her supper. JEWEL CARTER. If all her smiles were worth a dime-She'd be a millionaire in time. ALICE CAVIN: 1lL home 1'oom representa- tive, A. S. B. secretary, Lolomi. Roberts' Memorial, Monroe Doctrine contest, bond and stamp, junior-senior reception, Honor society. To her only man she made a complaint- Now ls you ls or is you ain't? MARILYN CLARK: Widow by Proxy, 1211 home room representative. Why worry your head with things that might be-Just drift along contented like me. IIARRIET CLYNCH: Honor society. Girls' league, D. A. R.. Pirate Lassies, Girls' ath- letic council manager. after school sptrts, Bowling club, Clynch ls a brain-trust. an athlete--its a mighty good thing she stops at her Ieet. CHARLES COLE: Honor society, Tri-Y, Boys' league, Gold-Y, football. basketball, baseball. Many times have we heard Cole-Tell of the greatness of his soul, JIM COLLINS. This ls Jim, free and wild-Whose manner tho' is meek and mild. LeVON CORNELIIIS: Miss Squire's office. We wonder where she gut that name-Will it always stay the same? DONALD CORNELL. A brilliant lad. who's in the lead--Who follows girls with great speed, JOAN COYLE. A girl who lets her hair fall-Until she looks like Lauren Bacall. HELEN CREIGIITON: Honor society, Lolomi, Wigwam. choir, sextet. Shy and unnoticed she roams the halls- But smart when it comes to solving decimals. DOROTHY CROW: A. S. B, representative. Wigwam. She's short and cute and quite a number- Busy as a hee. an up-and-comer. seventeen

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A literary little slave-Who writes the poems for Burma-Shave JOHN ENRIGHT: Home room representative Honor society, Hi-Y treasurer, K. C, secre tary, D. A. R. history contest, book exchange, Roberts' Memorial contest, Chess and Check- er club. Wigwam poetry contest. Mr. Webster is wrong, Mr. Enright correct- This is one of our ten select. i the 2' ' rnami ENQUIST. . -.5 f .I f ,ff U :Af - A , AWSQQ? 1 ' . ' ., Y CARL ERICSON. Many things has he done, this well-known Swede-But hauling girls is his best known deed. DONNABELLE FERGUSON: After school sports. Here's our Donna loved by all- Loyal to one who answered the call. ELBA FOURNIER: Girls' league cabinet. aft- er school sports. The glrl's in hand. the Marines have landed -All we can hope is that she isn't stranded. CLEO JEAN PRAY: Madrigal. choir. sextet, To us. the Gay Nineties bring back a thought-We liked Cleo's singing. we liked her a lot. GWEN FREEMAN. A typical gal is our Gwen-Who hunts for nylons as well as men. JIM FRENG: 10L class vice-president, Hi-Y, band. orchestra. He gives the musical direction-A mainstay of the trumpet section. BETTY JEAN FULS: Tri-Y. Pirate Lassies. Quite a model. at least for Art-Popular, grand. as well as smart, NORMA FUNK: 12L. 12H class representative, Trl-Y. Girls' league cabinet. junior-senior re- ceptlon. A brunette ls this Norma Funk-Who has the spirit and the spunk. JOANNE ERNST GLEASON: Tri-Y. Photo club, Pirate Lassies historian, after school sports, Girls' athletlc council. A faithful heart that does not roam-From one who fights across the foam. JEAN GROB: Tri'Y cabinet, Girls' league cabinet. Lolomi. Widow by Proxy. bond and stamp. junior-senior reception, Honor society. She never lets her recreation interfere with her education. YVONNE HALE. Roses are red, violets are blue-How would Hale look with her hairacrew? LEE HAMILTON: Hi-Y, band, orchestra. madrlgal. Some people are born with a silver spoon- But Lee was hom with a trombone tune. RICHARD HAMILTON: K. C.. projection crew. madrigal, choir, sextet. Some can sing and some can dance--But Dick's forever in a trance. MONA HANCOCK: Tri-Y, Photo club. ushers. Pirate Lassles president, alter school sports, Honor society. Her motto is sink or swlm - A senior girl with lots of vim. VIRGINIA HAWLEY: Honor society secre- tary. Tri-Y, Girls' league cabinet. Lolomi. madrlgal, choir, sextet, junior-senior recep- tion, bond and stamp, salutatorian. Although gay all the time ls our sweet little Vin-When Silene returns, her fun will really begin. MARY ELIZABETH HAYES: Tri-Y cabi- net. ushers, Wigwam. This is another of Yakima's gals-Who has lots of friends and pals. nineteen