Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Eli L .CO E M I mjlliszsll Crystal Gazing IS SCOUTED BY PRACTICAL YOUNG MINDS BUT A TRUE GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE OBTAINED THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE OF PERSONS WHO HAVE WEATHERED THROUGH TO MEASURABLE SUCCESS SHOWS THE VALUE OF SAVINGS In Preparing for the Heavy Competitive Odds of Life. Start Your Savings Account When You Start Earning First National Bank of Yakima Stanley Shaw fapplying for jobl What are the chances for a fellow beginning at the bottom and working up? Prospective Employer: No chance at all. We are contractors for digging wells. Said the rain as it fell on the dust: I'm onto you and that settles it. From now on your name is MUD. Ronald Udell: There are certainly a lot of girls in this school who do not in- tend to marry. Ed Cardiff: How do you know? Ronald: l've proposed to several. Question: What is the favorite yell of the school of experience? Answer: OUCH! Attomey fto j. L. GJ : Was there ever any insanity in your family? J. L. G.: No, yer honor, my gran'father didn't have enough money, so they hanged him. two Young Lady: Gimme some lard, please. Grocery Sheik: Pail? Young Lady: Does it really come in two shades? First Visitory: My dear, these cakes are as hard as rocks. Second Visitor: Sure. Didn't you hear her say when she passed them around, Take your pick. What's in there, called the owner at the door of his chicken house one dark night. Only us chickens, came from the darkness. Are you a plumber? No, I'm a sanitary engineer. You're a reporter, aren't you ? Nog a joumalistf' Waiter, this steak is terribly tough. Sir, we are not responsible for the morals of our food.

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