Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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LOLOMI 1925 Rzght Now- e. ..... .a And for many years to come, you will need clothes. We want to fill your needs with the good clothes made by: HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX If we knew of a better line for the money, we would get it. Right style, right fit, right fabrics, right price and right guarantee. All this and more. New goods now displayed. Inspection solicited. Star Clothing Co. FOR DAD AND THE BOYS Yakima at Second 7? , xiii 7,1 WOM X' , mga' i lf I I Her Ring- BEAUTIFUL IT MUST BE, YET NOT OSTENTATIOUS-A DIA- MOND THAT SPARKLES WITH LIFE, RADIATING HAPPINESS AND ROMANCE. IN OUR DIAMOND DISPLAY YOU WILL FIND THE RING SHE WILL TREASURE ALL HER LIFE. Diamond solitaire, platinum mounted setting, studded with small diamonds. Price S1003 Others S250 to 51500. Precious and semi-precious gems. Dunbar-jones Co., Miller Bldg. two

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Y. H. S. LOLOIVII AN EXCEPTIONAL BAN K IVIODERN-PROGRESSIVE- ACCOIVIODAT I NG ,f ' X . ' J ii X' xml 55 ' ' gg ,F -P' fn OFFICERS , O. A. Fechter, President af, 'yr ,I - 1. . . 2, i'fiJ:ii ,A 'WE Chas. Heath, Vice President i mmljlil rug: Lift' Frank Bartholet, Vice Pres. ifliiwv I. J. Bartholct, Cashier , E3 V Un' A. M. Johnson, Asst, Cashier , III W ,Qff Wg I 'Ill C. L. Macwain, Asst. Cashier iff 'A' ,Q I Urban Bartholet, Asst. Cash. b L' , ' E W U. I J, F. Chesfefiey, Tst Officer iifl 'a.' A: :., 2 iff dl 191.911 Q- :ELA . .a. A .I I - tmmm, ,,,,,.,,, , ..,....... s.......u. .... .,,.... 5Ig? YAKIMA VALLEY BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S328,000.00 EORTY YEARS AGO To young people, just treading lifc's threshold, that has the sound of his- tory. To us, with the whole masterful Chapter of the Valley's development sharply in memory, it IS history. It is the history of achievement, of rug- ged, courageous Co-operation with the efforts of sturdy pioneers whose Clear vision struck through the fog of intervening toil and hardships to today's magnificent certainties. With Yakima and for Yakima--since 1885! A record rich with incident, steeped with experience, Colored with the matchless gold of friendships, bound with the stout Cords of business relations! With a fair sense of pride, we commend it to the Confidence and approval of those whose young minds and strength are just now bearing toward the conduct of community affairs. E1rstNat1onal Bank of Yakima Chartered 1885 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S500,000 W, L. Steinweg, President Alexander Miller, Vice President C. R, Donovan, Vice President F. H. Sharkey, Cashier C. M. Wharton, Asst. to President P. B. Allen, Asst. Cashier H. F. Crawford, Asst. Cashier E. J. Lemke, Asst. Cashier YAKIMA, WVASHINGTON Ofle

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Y. H. S. LOLOIVII jim Dash Says: ix You don't haf to squash a feller flat with a roll of paper-a little piece of the right kind of paper will get his eye just as quick. K S, of THERE'S A STORY IN EVERY BUSINESS Perhaps you manufacture square doughnuts. Or you sell shoes, or popcorn. You re-temper automobile seat cushion springs, or you knit special chest protec- tors. No matter. There's something about your business that would interest other people. Let the story work for you. Let a trained writer pick the interesting details, and weave them into a readable story. Let an artist give still more force to the story by pointed illustrations. Then our printers will give the words and pictures a suitable body of clear new type, printed on the right kind of paper in the shape of a folder or booklet. You've no idea how effective such a story can be till you see it actually done. Ask us for details. REPUBLIC PUBLISHING CO. Commercial Printing Dept. Illustrat ons R B Douglass Copy and Layout Rolfe Whitnall Typography Republic Printing Dept.f three