Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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DAVID BROOKS JACK BROTEN 1939 A. S. B.. Baseball. Basketball. lli-Y. Cold Y KATIIRYN BROWN Tri-Y JOHN BVSEY Pltolugrapliy vlulu EDMUND CAMPBELL Tennis. lli-Y. lntersvlmul cmnnnssmnvr MERWIN EDMONDSON T1-nnis. lli-Y, Cold Y. Baslwlliull ROBERT GILMORE Football. Baseball. Baskvtlmall. F. Golfi Y V vtCT0R GRlt:siNcERf fe F. A.. lli-Y. K. C.. llomv room reprvsentativc RODNEY IIAGER PATRICIA IIARGREAVES KAARE HOLSATHER ALVIN LANE Swimming. Baseball MAXINE MAYEIELD Infirmary assistant BETTY McCORD ROBERT NEAL Cold Y. lli-Y, Football. Basketball ALVERN NESTEUAARD , f LOREN SANlSl.0 M! F. F. A. 67 WMA' 'f HARRY S'l'0'l'SlfNBl'lRC Ulm' vlnlv. Travk. Baskcllvull RONALD WARREN Basketball. K. C.. Hi-Y. Cold Y. C KENNETH WEAVER Wigwam. Claws baske-tlmall WARREN WELCH LLOYD WISE Footliall. F. F. A.. Cold Y .lOllN STEWART Class of 1938143 lvc' Ulllll lj O L 0 lvl I

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1 9 3 9 BETTY WALTERS After school sports. Bztntl. Usher. May fete. Pirate- lassie. Honor society PHYLLIS WAGCONER CLEMENTINE WACULA Honor society, Wigwam, Lolomi, Glee club L4.6,VfH,!l, 3 V- ,A.,,, , ARLA MAE WASIIBURN ' Af ' Clee club WILLIAM WARNER Boys' league cabinet MADELYN WALTZ Lolomi, Glee club, Tri-Y sextette, Orches- tra ,ff A ,.14,w,LL -g',J- 5 ADELINE WELSHONS ,L,f,'5L4L After school sports. Tri-Y BETTY WELCH Clee club, After school sports, Pirate lassie 'Princess candidate. Usher CLARENCE WEAVER Class hasketball, Photography cluh. Ski club HOWARD WHITAKER Track SHIRLEY WEYER Library, Lolomi LEWIS WESTBROOK Clee club, Band DOROTHEA WILSON HERBERT WIELAND Tennis. K. C., Student council. DOROTHY WHITISH Honor society LILLIAN WITTENBIERG DEL WISNER Football, Gold Y LYLE WISBEY Photography club WILLIAM WRIGHT Baseball, Band, Cold Y KATHYLENE WOOD Ghost Train FOSTER WOOD MARY YOUNC Lolomi, Wigwam, Honor society DAVID YEATS Honor society. I-li-Y, Lolomi IRMA WURZEL Book exchange. May fetc- LOLOMI Ht-Y I I iv ,, l f i.J ' 4 X X -Y X f

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NOT IN PICTURE RAY AYERS HELEN HAVLIN RAYMOND LEWIS JACK SURRIDCE h KINSEY BRUSH WINF RED HOLDEN DONALD MRCKENZIE glicistiind Glee club BYRON HUGILL Gold Y Band Baseball LEE TEMPLE DONALD CARLTON THOMAS HYER A NE M ER F F A P ULI ILL ' ' ' Track ARLINE JONES Honor society WAYNE WARDLE HARRY KARP MARY CARVER r.F.A. treasurer BIRDIE OLSEN T AS WH PIIEREEADAVIS ORAL KINTNER GREGORY SALI FRANCES WRIGHT ' ' ' Orchestra HELEN SCHAUPP glee club PAUL DINSMORE PHYLLIS LARSON Honor society Glee club After school sports JOSEPHINE ZYBURA Hi'Y RAMONA SINCLAIR Library PAUL LEWIS After school sports After school sports LEROY GROENIG Baseball Honor society Glee club CLASS OF 1939 fContinu,ed from page 201 was named our most worthy junior and James Aller won the D. A. R. history priae. . In the beginning of our senior year, we elected Bill Bunch president, Marion Gilbert vice-president, Rosemary McQuesten secretary, and Gladys Oie treas- urerj Many members of our class had by now become prominent in school activities. Evelyn Larson was editor of the Wigwam, Leslie Van Hoosen, editor of the Lolomi, Dick Kohls, president of the A. S. B., Dick Tenney, Boys' league president, Norma Snyder, Girls' league president, and Bob Harter, president ofthe Hi-Y. During this semester we sponsored two matinee dances one of which .was a charity drag at which a turkey was raifled oi and given by the winner to some needy family. A class party was given on March seventeenth in the gym which was decorated to represent a night club. Other decorations carried out the St. Patrick's day theme. In the 1940 class play Kathleen Kelly, Bob Harter, Ruth Pearson, and Roger Elliott from our class played the leading roles. Carolyn Cheney, 1939, was elected Wenatchee apple blossom princess. On May twelfth We enjoyed a reception given in our honor by the class of 1940. On May twenty-fifth we had our annual skip day and on June seventh the senior banquet and dance. Baccalaureate was held on June fourth and commencement on June ninth. The theme for commencement was National Defensen. James Aller, saluta- torian, spoke on Defense of Our Natural Resources , Bob IIarter's subject was Defense against Intoleranceng Gene Rideout's speech was entitled De- fense against Poverty and Disease , and Evelyn Larson, valedictorian, dis- cussed Defense against Indifference to American Opportunityf, Mr. Davis presided, diplomas were presented by a member of the school board, and Mr. Zimmerman awarded the prizes. L O L O ill I thirty-four