Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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0n the walls, Dec. 22. Last day of school before Xmas. Big assembly. Juniors are good, Dec. 2Le-hllt. Dollinger and Miss TCHIICSOH were peeved because we wrote 1 but what are they good for. t Jan. 2. Back again! Only a few days of high school for us now. This must go to pressethot the last days of our calendar have not been writ- ten. What :1 good, good time we have had this last half year! $211M Voting QEuntwt Most popular girl Dingle, second. Florence Williams; Helen Robertson and Helen Most popular boyeNeal Leslie; Harold Morgan, second. Prettiest girleMartha Johnson; Helen Dingle, second. Handsomest boy Paul Benoit and Neal Leslie; Harold Morgan, second. One who has done the most for the schooleFlorence Williams; Neal Leslie, second. Cutest: girleClara Griggs; Helen Dingle, second. XVittiest girleFlorence XViIIiams; Helen Dingle, second. XVittiest boyeHarold Morgan; Paul Benoit, second. Best wifeeLilzl KerSkLke; Helen Schwartze, second. Best husbandeXVal'd Glazier; Paul Benoit, second. Piggest gum chewereHenry XVehster: Neal Leslie, second. biggest movie fielde'Dorothy Hilley and Faye McGee; Esther Schnick, ?econd. Biggest man hatereHelen Schwartze; Esther Schnick, second. Biggest woman hatereVVard Glazier; Neal Leslie, second. Biggest talkereFloy Moberly; Florence XVilliams, second. Biggest flirteHelen Robertson and Esther Schnick; Dorothy Hilley, second. Class monkeyeFlorence W7illiams; Neal Leslie and Harold Morgan second. 1' Best dispositioneRuby Howsou; Helen Dingle, second. Biggest groucheHarold Morgan and Neal Leslie; Dorothy Hilley, second. A couple of days afterwards, A. S. B. has a tag day. Paul Benoitel'm wearing two tags and saving $4.50. Faye Mr-OIL thatts nothing; Fm not wearing two and saving $5.00. lwenlyieighi

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Nov. i7. :iCZIt Juniors in football, and are now Champs tChumpsw of the school. Farewell party at Helen 13s for XVhitney. Miss Teimeson be- czime :1 blushing bride. Bone must be a Mormon. NOV, 20. Miss Tennesmfs chair got tired of supporting- her the first period, and handed her over to the floor! Nov. 21. Miss Boening didift come to school today. Nov. 22. Helen R. gave Emie the scare of his life. But he has sworn vene geance. Nov. 23. Teachefs birthday was today. W'e had a fine party at 110011. Nov. 24. Assembly the 7th period. Dr. Kecler sung us his little Gee Gee song again. Football boys heat Granger 45 to nothing. Nov. 273WMiss XYhitney gave the Senior A's :1 blessing and invited us to a session after school. Well have our lesson tomorrow! Oi NOV. 28. The tiFunny Man't who sold us our graduation announcements chased Helen Robertson three blocks to walk home with her. He said she was the first girl he had chased for years. This equation is not reversible. however, since it has not been years teven minutesi since our Pres. was chased after. Dec. 4. Harold and Bone got mad today and Changed their seats. Dec 5. Paul moved away tooeover by Bone and Harold. Dec. 6. They repented today and asked me to join them and move. too. Irefused. Dec. 7. Harold and Paul moved back. Once more peace reigns. Dec. 8. we have a little blue bird of happiness in our room now, The record of two weeks is omitted here, because Nov;19, SGFUOF Girls Rssembly Everyone enjoyed .t I 't they were dry. N otliing happened. Dec. 18. Bone accused me of being in love with him. Dec. 19. This was Bones birthday. He got spanked so hard he could hard- ly sit down. Dec. 20. Harold hro't a jug of hard cider, and we made short work of its contents. IVYL'HIXVSPVPII

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SPIRIT OF 16h tCONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A0 that the spirit we put into things or the front we show to the problems of life will be given back by the echo of the world. Oh! that at this. time we might feel entirely self-sufficient. If only we could have scaled a few more of the rugged rocks. But why mourn when we find today we are only 0about to livell. ll'e do feel a sturdy inde- pendence in our breasts and each member of the class joins me in heartfelt thanks to all who have helped us to develop our Gml-given powers thus far and say with Bryant: HI knew the light within my breast Though wavering and 0ftimes dim The power, the will, that never rest And cannot the were all from Him. WBur wuttull T0 climb. tho the rocks he rugged, This is our aim so high; To strive till the sad. sweet sunset Brightens the Western sky: Hard are lifeis trials and windings, Hard are her sorrows. tooe- But dear oltl Alma Mater, lVe will he ever true. True to our aim, old high schoole True to our youthful dreams. True to your noble honor And to lifels higher gleztms. God give us Strength and courage, Faith that is ever new. Far, tho the rocks he rugged lVe will he true to you. F. VV., l16 twentymine