Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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twenty 1 945 CIIARLES HENAGER: Honor Society. Hi-Y president, K. C.. D. A. R. history contest. Lolomi. football. track. junior-senior reception, Chess and Checker club. home room repre- sentative. We can say four things about this future gob- He's smart. he's bralny, he's wise. he's a swab. CLENDON IIENDRICKSON: A. S. B. repre' sentative. I keep the teachers ill at ease-They'rc al- ways shouting. Quiet please. PERCY HERNANDEZ. Percy's the quiet senior ladAWho always seems happy, never sad. SHIRLEY IIOBSON: Bond and stamp com' mittee. Tri'Y. choir, madrlgal, sextet. junior- seninr reception. Shir1ey's blandness is outstanding-her secrets others are demanding. ALICE HOGGARTH: Tri-Y Cabinet. Photo club secretary. ushers. choir, Bowling club. Just a gal like all the rest-Pretty sweet and ot' the best. GERALDINE HUBBARD. Awe-inspiring, true to us-Who gets her work without a fuss. SHIRLEY INGALLS: Entered from Port Town- send. Washington as 12L. Shirley is a Townsendlte-The services she does not slight. MARY KAY .IEI-'Fl-IRS: Home Economics club vice-president. library. The gum-chewer who drives us mad-Is en- gaged to a grand lad. MILO GLEN JOHANNSEN. As he's the strong and silent type-The girls all join in the fight. MILTON JONES: 11L class treasurer. Iii-Y secretary and president, D. A. R. history con- test. Gold-Y. band. Roberts' Memorial contest. junior-senior reception. Honor society. Milton is the newest in the A. S. B.-To all our plans he's the silver key. DOROTHY JULIUS: D. A. R. history con- test. Home Economics club president, book exchange, Bowling club. Miss Dot a Shady Cornerlte-Is a sunny satelite. FRANCES KI-JAN: Home Economics club. madrigal. choir. sextet. Fran can sing high and Fran can sing low- But ln choir tryouts. Fran can't sing Udo. BOB CHARLES KENDALL. Bob Kendall owns a Model A -I-lc hopes to buy a Plymouth some day. VIRGINIA KENNEDY. Virgle is a roller coaster-But no bragger or boaster. WANDA LEE KINKEAD: Photo Club. Slightly odd, but oh how new!-Is Wanda K. with her ulrhairdo. CLARA KINSFATHER: Trl-Y. Here we have a valley mate-Who's never early and always late. JOYCE KISLING. What is her sailor missing-From thc giggles of Kisling. LOIS KNEIFEL. Soon will she be saying the nurse's creed- All we can say is good luck. God speed.

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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

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1 945 BEVERLY JEAN KNOBEL: Ushers. service flag. junior-senior reception, lost and found, Honor society, Her heart flies-With the planes in the skies. CAROL VIRGINIA KOBERNIK: Honor so- eiety, Tri-Y president, D. A. R. history con- test. Wigwam. orchestra. A favorite gal with a big smile-fWho plays for us on her bass viol, .IEAN KOOISTRA: Home Economics club president. ushers, Pirate Lassies. Right with Sadie. is sister Jean-In Girls' athletics she can always be seen. SADII-I KOUISTRA: Girls' athletic representa- tive. Photo club. ushers. Pirate Lassies. tennis. basketball. after school sports. bond and stamp committee. Of all the gals who have the pep-First ranks Sadie wl1o's really hep. JOANNA LAGERGREN: Tri-Y. madrigal. choir. sextet. bond and stamp committee. One of the gang is this grand Jn-Who likes to sing and work, but slow. CARLETTI-Z LAMB. What's the difference. Lamb or Sheep?- She wouldn't look bad in anyones sleep. ART LANDIS: Hi-Y. Boys' league, Gold-Y. football. This is the glamour boy of the senior class- Who likes to make eyes at a passing lass. ROBERT DUANE LAWSON: Boys' athletic manager. Hi-Y. Boys' league representative, Gold-Y. track, Following Al's footsteps is Duane-Who runs: like Mercury along the lane. PI-IYLLIS LEANDER: Assembly committee. ehoir, quartet. sextet. baseball. A real Yakiman is LeanderfWho's al- ways frec to meander. DORIS LEE: Madrigal. choir. Tall and dark but very still-She doesii't lack the studious skill. JO ANN LEE: Madrigal. choir. I'll be a nurse some day, you'1l see -Says this zheerful, lanky. little Miss Lee. JEAN LEVYIS. A sweater gir who makes her own-And then finds she will Walk Alone. GWEN LONG: Wigwam. Gwen is engaged to our B. K.-Who never really came to stay. PAUL NORMAN LUTZ: K. C.. Chess and Checker club. Tall and lanky, he's a sport-Always ready with his report. LEOTA LOITISI-I IYON. Variety is the spice of life-Spices to her. the to-be-wife, JOHN MANNICK: 10L home room representa- tive. Honor society. K. C., D. A. R. history contest. Wigwam, band. orchestra, tennis. valedictorian. All hail to the Brains. the great John Man- nick-Last year kissed a widow and caused a hanlc. RALPH MANSFIELD. Pe-wee for some, but Ralph for all-When will he catch the soph in the hall? DON MARTIN. He always dreams of leaving here-So far away and yet so near. twenty-one