Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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I twelve ehitatinn THAT their love and sacrifices may be, in a small way recognizedg THAT they may see that we sympathize with them in their hopesg THAT they may feel, as we stand at the threshold of our careers, our thoughts are on themg WE DEDICATE this book-to the dearest and besti OUR MOTHERS AND FATHERS

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g- - o , elimiii ,, an -5 Mr. Kester Miss Prior Mr. Davis Prineipal Assistant Principal Sum. ot schools Qhministratiun In 1895 the first class, consisting of 10 boys and girls, was graduated from the North Yakima High School. With this small beginning our High School has grown until at the present time about 150 of our young people receive their diplomas each year. A total of 1675 students have completed the courses offered in this school. With the increase in enrollment have come demands for increased opportunity in our schools. The citizens of this com- munity have very generously attempted to meet these additional requirements by providing adequate physical equipment, modern courses of study and skilled in- structors. Today Yakima possesses a High School that maintains as high standards in scholarship and citizenship as any in the Northwest. That the young people of this locality have profited largely by standards maintained in the schools is indicated by their records made in University and other lines of activity. It is the expectation of those persons charged with the responsi- bility of the High School that the mem- bers of the class of 1925 will occupy high places among the graduates of Y. H. S. A. C. DAVIS. eleven

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CLASSES This is our heritage, this our fathers bequeathed us, Ours in our time, but in trust for the ages to beg Wasting or husbanding, building, destroy- ing or shielding, Faithful or faithless-possessors and ste- wards are we. -Arthur Guiterman.