Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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twelx c l l I Q HI N .y unmww- . H Al JVIISS ROSE JVI. BOENING XVheu we were just Freshmen, we hrst met you. And from the day we came under your hand, Until today we leave. we grew and grew: All thanks is klue to you and your command. Tho we have fought and talked and aft agreed Oher problems of the day. both big and 81117111. Still. how to think you've taught us thru' the need, .Xud how we could save ourselves from a fall. So to you. Miss Boeuiug, with best esteem, The comrade and advisor of us all. Your Class, the Class of Nineteen Seventeen, Must say farewell and answer, now, its call. You'K'e done your best for us, whate'er the cost; We know your lahor has not all been lost. -lec Clan of ancfmm SOZ'CIIIUCH. v;ro ,1 ' 2

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quretnurh E, the Class of Nineteen Seventeen, are standing at the threshold of a new life, and with that spirit which we hope our class has always possessed, we stand ready to face and tight the problems that will confront us. But before we leave this school antl pass into that new life. we pause for a moment to place our pleasant experiences in this, our book. This is our hook, to us a treasury of our dearest memories. lVe cherish this hook, now most dearly, because our Union is about to he broken. In the years to come, this book will serve as a 111emoirial of the Class of Nineteen Seventeen, for we can turn over its pages and once again recall the happy moments of our High School life aml the faces of our old comrades. XVe leave this hook also as an appreciation for all that the school has done for us. Thus passeth the Class of Nineteen Seventeen! eleven

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TO JVIISS ROSE M. BOENING Our guide, friend and classmate throughout our high school life, we gladly dedicate this book in love and respect. thirteen