Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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4121355 Qtalenhar BY FLORICN e1: WILLiA M 8. Sept. 5. Where have they all gone? Only I5 Senior A's and I7 vacant seats! Sept. 6. Miss Tenneson read us a letter direct from the war zone. Paul Benoit is a real soldier boy, even if he has1ft had a chance to shoot yet. Sept. 7. This school is so dead we can't even get up a funeral. Harold Mor- gan made a perfectly good coffin and Bone dug a legitimately deep grave, but Mr. Khse said ttNix when it came to bury athleticseeven if they are dead. Sept. 8. Hurrah for the International Brotherhoml of Seniors! All those willing to strike for shorter hours and less work sign on the front hoard! XVe all signed. even XYhitnevl - Sept. l i. The women me running the world, and Hen XVehster wants to SCPIUL get off. First class W1 w meeting this year. The The women are Suffmgettes won! running the. 3 Sept. 12. 0111' four boys World ' suggest safety pins for our class pin. Miss Tennesou thinks its a Tirst Cilass ncemg' little bit too individuaL Suffragetts istic, however. Wm. Sept. I3, Helen R. and XVhitney had a HStill sits the school house by the road,, tableau after school. She cried and he regretted that he had considered women too undiguified for the presidency. Sept. 15. Our little retL headed boy is back on duty. Lila looks happy. Sept. 15. Had to come at 8:00 this morning, and N dithft get anything to eat until I :00. Sept. 25. First assembly. we were asked to notice the students who have returned since athletics came to life again. Oh, Dorothy Hilley! XVe have your number. now. twonty-fuul'

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Ah, here is another turn of the road: Another league is gone, Take a strong new grip and grasp of your load, And then-Go 011! G0 011! For we follow a voice down the long, long road. That travels hither and you, And the voice is the voice of the hastening years, ttGo 011! G0 011! Go 0111,, And the voice is here at the turn of the road Of the highway 0f the years; And therds nothing of fear in the tone of the voice. Though it speaks from the midst of fears. There are blasted cliffs and chasms of dread I11 the mummy we have gone ; There are stony hills 011 the road ahead: But the voice says, HO11! G0 011! There are gardens of 11100111 011 the way we have come And fountains and arbors of shade; T here are bleak, dark pines, in the cold snows, dumb, And the thunder smitten glade; There are orchards of 13100111 and firs of gloom 011 the journey we have gone; There are 13100111 and gloom 011 the way ahead; But the voice says, ttOh! Go 011! We are glad for the voice at the turn of the road, yTis tuned to the heart of 1112111; It has cheered his way and lightened his load From the day when the world began. t For the heart of man said, ttYea. t0 the voice In all the years that are gone; And its words are a music that thrill in his blood,e ttGo on! G0 011! G0 011V No longer as the Class of Sixteen and One Half but as a band of stout- I1earted pilgrims with 0111' olive branches as staffs, we climb 011 up the 11101111- tai11 of life, knowing full well that so111ewhere above the windings and turn- ings Of our pathway, we shall find the mountain top and the goal of our ambitions. And thus after we have left 0111' Class of Sixteen and One Half, we shall keep ever before us our motto, ttClimb though the rocks be rugged? -and may God Speed 119 011 our way. lwenly- three

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Sept. 26, Russell has a iiiystei'ious bottle in his desk. Lila used its contents on her hair and it is now curly, but when Russell applied is to his bril- liant dome he couldn't comb his hair for a week. Sept. 27. Whitney lost his books this A. M. If it hadtft been for me, he'd be hunting yet t D Sept. 28. Again my theme is Xl'hitney Coffin. Said gentleman attempted to inveigle Harold M. to communicate with some Salt Lake City girls by mail. We always did think W'hitney was a Mormon. Now we know it. Sept. 29. The mixers were today. They were both line, and we all feel acquainted. Oct. 2. Helen Schwartze saved some punch from our mixer, and served it to the roll room boys this A, M. Harold Morgan drank so much he fig- ures he went below the freezing point in an Algebra test the first period. Oct. 3. Where ditl Lila get her little diamond stick pin? XVe know! Mr. Klise left us today, and Mr. Dollinger took his place Oct. 4. Senior 3 boys hold an indignation meeting at noon. Some more Suffragettes are at work. Whitney is going to New Zealantll He is! I Oct. 5. Percy XVatkins elected Senior B President. XVell, Miss Boeining is he ? U2 happy, anyway. Oct 6. For the third time we have chosen a class pin and reconsidered. Dorothy Hilley paid all her debts. Oct. 9, Our little red-heatletl one has been transplanted into R. R. 22. Paul Benoit is back. the same as ever, only fat. Oct TO. Paul is beginning to get thin again already. I proposed to Harold M. everyone left. only XYhitney. He was so curious he COUltlHyt resist staying. Oct. 1 I. I lost my fountain pen. Miss 'llenneson made Harold M. a loan of $2.50. Oct. 12 Miss Tenneson wants back her $2.50, but Harold already spent it to join the A. S. B, XVigwam out. Oct. 13. Lost my fountain pen. Joint class meeting with Senior Bis. Oct. 16. Harold paid Miss Tenneson back her $2.50. He may be honest After all! Stanley Cox paid us a Visit. Whitney didn't get up in time to get dressed this A. M., so he had to perform the ceremony at school. Oct. 17. Harold hilorgan may be looking for a wife, but Miss Tenneson says he has his hands full if he supports himself. Well, she ought to know! We had to come at 8:00 again this A. M. twenty H w;