Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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THE 1919 WIGWAM Published by the Student of the YAKIMA HIGH scHooL EJB Eli? flllunnnenuzment jaumher Edited by the Senior Class JUNE, 1919 QE Gil? Vol. VIII. YAKIMA, WASHINGTON No. 13

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'l'II Ifl VVTGXVA M QREWORD We, the Class of l9l9, have had an eventful career. Through all our trials and troubles, we have endeavored to give to the school the greatest measure of our energies. ln athletics, debate, class activities, and even in class assemblies we have made our presence felt. Now as we are about to graduate. it is only fitting that we should leave some record of our high school days and the work done during our Senior year. This is our purpose in publishing our Annual. We do not wish the Class of l9l9 to be soon forgotten and to pass out of memory, We wish the students of Yakima High School to long remember it as a class which tried to do its best hy the school. We have nothing but pleasant memories to take with us of our High School days. Our teachers and fellow students will alwnys recall pleasant and happy associations. The guidance :md advice of our principal, Mr. Kester, and our class advisers, Miss Bragdon und Mr. Rosser, are things for which our appreciation is unbounded, Miss Bragdon and Mr. Rosser have labored lovingly with us, restless ones that we were, endeavoring to guide our efforts into the right channels. They have given of their time and energy to help us make a success of everything we undertook in our school life. We crm never forget what our class advisors have done for us. And so, as we enter the next lap in the great race, we wish to express our appreciation to those who have aided us in our school career and helped us on to higher things.