Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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se' THE LOLOMI, 1928 .06 25 ORLEN WVIKSTROM- Wick -From Othella High. School Class Track, Track Team. Going to W. S. C. A man of courage and of faith. BEATRICE GENEVIEVE C U TLER- Gene - From McKinley Girls' League Rep. '253 Wardrobe M i s - tress Junior Play '27, Volleyball '24, '27, Class Treas. '27, Vice Pres. Girls' League '27. Sober but not seri- ous. Quiet but not idle. DOROTHY HULL- upeggyn- From Barge Glee Club '25, '26: Honor Society Play '26, '27, Pageant '26, '27, Senior lay '27, Going to U. of Cal. I have ambitions. ALBERTA DURRELL- Sneezes - From Adams Volleyball '26, '27, Track '26, Glee Club '24, '25, '26, '27. Going to W. S. C. Tsch! Tsch! Tsch! LLOYD WILLIAMS- Hnuker- From McKinley Sergeant-at-Arms '24, Junior Play '27: Class Basketball '27, Christ- mas Assembly '27. Go- ing to W. S. C. After much tearing of- hair, the curtain arises. ELIZABETH ANN BRUSH - Betty- From Roosevelt Girls' League Assembly '24, '25, '26, Sec. and Treas. Y Club, Base- ball '25, '26, Track '25, '26, Basketball '24, '25, Vo1leyballA'25, '26, '27, Junior Life Saving, Junior Play '27, G. A. Y '26C Asst. Editor of Lolomi '27, Lolomi Ed- itor '28. Going to Mills College. Dux femina factif' RODERIC KLISE- Rod From Roosevelt Honor Society, Literary Mgr. '24: Class Sec. '25, '272Q, Jr. Play, Asst. Editor of Wigwam '25, '26Z Assoc. Editor Wig- wam '26: Editor Wig- wam '27, Robcrt's Essay Contest '27, '28, Class Declamatory '25, Edu- cational Pageant '26, Y Club, '26, '27, Or- chestra '24, '25, '26, I like my fun, but I can be serious. DOROTHY HAITSER- Dot -From McKinley Volleyball '25, '27, Edu- cational Pageant '26, Vocational Committee '28, Senior Assembly Program '28. Going to U. of W. Autumn brings the afljcorns-so do the other seasons. ROBERT JOHNSON- Bob -From Roosevelt Class Track '26, Foot- ball '26, '27. Going to Portland Aviation School. When I grow up I'm going to be a sol- diet, DOROTHY THOMPSON- Dot, Tommy , From Nob Hill Going to W. S. C. Modesty becomes a young lady.

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24 96 THE LOLOMI, 1928 ao' Helen Wood Roy Wise Doris Royer Paul Goode Harriett Bookwalter Honors of Class of 28 Valedictorian .... .................,.. ....,.............,. .... H a r riett Bookwalter Subject: 'Education for Leisure Time Salutatorian ..... ,........ ........ ..,.,........... . . . Subject: f'Adult Education . . . .Paul Goode Most Worthy Senior .... ............,.....,...........,...,, ..... D o ris Royer Granted to that member of the graduating class who shall: Kal Have attained a scholarship commensurate with his ability. tbl Have shown himself a good citizen of both his class and the school. Col Have proved himself an influence for good among his fellow students. Jessie Hopkirk Davis Prize. ........... 5 Helen Wood l Roy Wise Granted to the boy and girl of the school who by vote of the faculty are deemed to have exerted the most wholesome influence.

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26 96 THE LOLOMI, l928 ,oc-' CHESTER VVAILREN HATFIELD- Gl1m.p Chet -From Barge Freshman Debate '24: Sgt. at Arms, Literary Mgr.: Soph. Assembly '25, Jr, Playg Asst. Busi- ness Mgr. of Wigwam: N a. t i o n al Education Week '27, Y Clubg Senior Assembly. Going to U. of W. Day after day-just slips and slips and slips. DORIS ROYER- From Wash. Jr. High Treas. '26, Girls' League Rep. '26, Honor Society Play '26, Property Mgr. Jr. Play '26, Handbook Staff '273 A. S. B. Treas. '27, '28g Honor Society: Chai r IU a n Board Mgrs. '283 Vice- Pres. Honor Society '273 Thrift Rep. '27. Going to W. S. C. A The personification of pep and ability. GENEVIEVE EVANS- B0nes -- e From Moxee High Glee Club '27. Going to W. S. C. Reserve hides tal- ent. FREEMAN SCRIMGER1-- Speedy - From Columbia Thrift Rep. '26- '27g Boys' Athletic Mgr. '253 Class Pres. ' 6: Class Basketball '28: Class Klttyball '28: Treas. Boys' League '28, Junior Play 27. Going to W. S. C. A as! Alack! A love! A loss! CLARA HUTCHING S- From Garfield Class Debate '27, Jr. Play '27, Debate '28g Y Club: Honor So- ciety: Baseball '25, '26: Volleyball '25, '26. '27g Track '273 Grade School Coach '27. Go- ing to U. of W. The world belongs to the energetic. KATHERINE HUNT- FI'0l'Il Wash. JI. High Art Editor Lolomi '27, '28g Glee Club '27, Ed- ucational Pageant '26g Y Club: Girls' League Christmas Assembly '26. G oi n g to Bellingham Normal. A The good things in life may be few and far between, but I will find them. BERNARD FENNER- From McKinley Track '24, '25: Class Track '25, Athletic Mgr. '26: Class Presi- dent '25g Football '24Z glass Baseball '25, '26, h 'fHe professes a lik- ing for the ladies. MARYON HAYS- Skipper-From 0lymp'a High School I Class Baseball '263 Ed- ucational Pageant '26: May Fete '25, '26, '27, '283, Lolomi Staff '28. Going to W. S. C. The face that launched a thousand cars. JULIA SHADBOLT- From Lower Naches High Girls' League Playg Lolomi Staff. Going to U. of W. The cause of the Revolution of 1926. 'Where have we been all our l1ves?' GENE R. MICU- '-Mike - From Cowiche High Class Basketball '241 Glee Club '24, '25, '26: Class Track '26, Fili- pino Club: Vice-Pres. Filipino Club: Pres. Filipino Club. Going to Crane Junior College, Chicago, Ill. A smile that's worth a million to the Phillipinesl'