Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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.-SX, f s. ,J 3192611 H L .C M I' ..JllI1926ll f .m,!,..,.,miq 5 f Q.. I 'W X2 Q 2' V' ' v'- x I a . e Q.. T .. I 9 -' A Y Fx K tt A.. I .Ig F '. I i K 'f ,K Nik , '- H Vx ks ' J ,I ' 'ey 'J' I r r ' I Q Ii! it ,gh tnustrattun is , T ' -' - Y K 'W ,fy f ' . Q42 I 1 ,z. I i-3:51 ' 'X I U V' L 'J , These are tie three persons yjitxgfld M the destinies offYakima Highf'Schoo tin , V, A N the hollows of their handsgfzfiig ' 4. A A . 5 ,fa Q . . s Q A o. 2fMr. Kester N0-1+M1S5Pfl0I' chief of room 7, A genial Th ruler o hg English Department man at times and at others not so onthew head by pres ected and admired perff bestowing periods in wholesale lots and d s oc s n ring tor his habit of suddenly popping forth s o n s u o , in spots where he shouldn t be The reign 5 t rib - - 5 tests. ing dignitary of the school and conse- r quently much respected. d e high e tive of the girlsf activ- .ya hial. Much feared for his powers of i A . f V . - . 7 s , s - oe - ' ' H 'l ' A ' ' ,M gr P g ,A .- I yf No. 3-Mr. Davis The all-powerful, the highest in author- ity. A very busy gentleman, having the welfare of all the city schools under his direction. Best known for his eastern trip, and the consequent experiments in new tests and methods of teaching. X' eleven

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I . 2, pf.-1' , LL 4 fb f pi 1 X I ' -.. we Ulibank nu In the editing of an Annual there is a great deal of work done by those who re- ceive no other recognition than this men- tion, which is a very inadequate means of expressing our appreciation of their services. However, we hope that those persons will realize from this that we are very grateful for their services and that this THANK YOU is far more sincere than we can tell. We wish to extend thanks: Especially to Miss Hartmann, faculty advisor, whose assistance has been in- valuable. To Miss Collins, faculty advisor of the Business Staff. To the Staff, who has so willingly given of its time to work on the annual. To the art classes and to Mr. McKean, who have helped with the drawings. left To the Business Staff and to our ad- vertisers, whose response to requests has been so prompt. To the persons who have contributed to the literary department, making it a de- partment truly representative of the school. To the Abrams Studio, whose efforts have made possible the excellent pictures in this annual. To the Republic Printing Company, whose friendly and courteous assistance and advice has been very helpful. To the Western Engraving Company, whose work has been of such fine qual- ity and so promptly done. To Carl Ellingsen, Conrad Peck, and Ruth Hillman who willingly typed our manuscripts. To everyone who has in any way helped in the making of this annual.

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H1926 fi W mf! ff , f twelve ff' X X 1 11.4 KV iff.. M I 192511 un .LO ehicatinn With the hope that it may in some small measure ex- press our thanks and appreciation of the long, untiring, and unremunerative services which they have given to this school and community, this Lolomi is dedicated to the mem- bers of the School Board: john F. Chesterley Frank Horsley j. H. Corbett Dr. W. L. McClure Mrs. F. M. Raymond M7