Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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fi'X 'S fig' f YV if x, - YQ Q, 1 5 1, yi 1 ' X 3 1 A. N -gat? , twelve L O L O M I l 9 2 4 Qppreriatinn To the faculty advisors, Miss Hartmann, Miss French, and Miss Eckmann, whose careful supervision and help- ful opinions have contributed so much to the finish of the book, and to all those members of the faculty who were ready at all times to give the aid of their advice and experienceg To the Staff whose work has given this book a liter- ary excellence of which we are proud, To the members of the Art and Typing classes whose skill has helped us to near perfection in Art and Typog- raphyg To our business staff and to our advertisers whose ef- fort and public spirit have permitted us to publish this Annual, To those whose contributions to the literary depart- ment show that Yakima is not lacking in young authorsg To the Curtis Studio of Seattle for our beautiful frontispieceg To the Harsch Studio for their careful and excellent photography, and unfailing courtesyg To the Western Engraving Co. of Seattle, not only for the beauty of their engraving, but for the practical aid lent us in the person of Mr. Wimang To the Republic Publishing Co. upon whom we have relied greatly in the technical tasks of publishing the Lolomig To all who have in any way demonstrated their good will and given us encouragement or practical aid, we wish to express our deep appreciation and gratitude. -THE EDITOR.

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