Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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CLASS GF 19395 Merle Lalonde: always ready with a smile, Daniel Larson: a red- head, ace scholar, Alvin Liebert: underneath his shyness'a good person- ality, Edith Loevenstein: Sis is a grand girl, Elizabeth Long: friend alike to man and maid, Molly Jane Lugar: promising young artist and ex- cellent student, Jack Lust: gets along with everyone, even with his teachers, Robert Lynch: swell skier and general sportsman, A-1 class president, Dorothy McWain: shy and a really fine friend, Ann Mead: charming, in- telligent, member of the Hi Y Auxiliary , Carol Miller: never lacking a witty answer, Leroy Miner: displayed his oratorical ability at commencement. Audrey Nelson: a good worker in home economics, Jeanette Noeth: ofhce and assembly committee miss her efficient help, Margaret O'Brien: Christmas cheer, Helen Olson: with time for work and study, Jane Osborn: tiny, quiet and with something real, Albert Palmer: of the eminent Palmer dynasty, William Plette: left a fine scholastic record, Gwendolyn Rains- berger: dancing, good grades, class offices-all were hers, Chetwynd Reed: watch Bud go to town on those drums, George Richardson: of the National Guard, Bill Riedlinger: kept the Class lively by his wit, Rolla Riley: donated his services as an artist. Winifred Roche: an honor student and jolly, too, Howard Rummel: a second Robert Taylor, to some people, at least, Dean Rutherford: depended on a great deal by his class, Raymond Slorah: record runner, George Snavely: one of the shop boys, Francis Soderling: dapper young gentleman and honor student, Carol Sprague: her smile won many a second look, Ludwig Staudinger: full of life and wit, Elva Stephens: on such as she the world depends, Marian Stewart: sure to be wanted in the business world , Robert Strausz: a young Einstein , Vernon Swetland: a regular live ' H WlI'C. Donelda Thompson: always ready for anything, William Thornburghg the choice of his class and Margaret, too, Lloyd Thornhill: always in demand as a singer, Robert Tidd: Wigwam artist and active participant in class affairs, Dorothy Wear: her sunny disposition won her many friends , Irene White: a good librarian with a zest for living , Pat Wolken: always a willing worker on class committees, Jean Wright: has promise of becoming a fine artist, Robert Zierow: interested in everything. Eighteen

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CLASS QF 1940 Harvey Abbott: collects book fines: Harlow Adams: a man of muscle who excels in wrestling: Wayne Adkison: small in size but a big track star: Robert Adamson: Music in the air -a glee club member: Roy Allison: Photography Club member- watch the birdieln Jean Altmeyer: future Florence Nightingale: Earl Ammerman: co-chairman for vocational day: Louise Anderson: plans to be a lady in white: Margaret Armstrong: blond, blue-eyed Girls' League president: lack Arndt: a football and basketball hero: Marge Askea: always a willing helper: Dorothy Ayers: friend to all and big sister to sophomores. Earl Badgley: another of our athleteshfootball and basketball: Homer Baer: his voice will make him famous some day: Dorothy Ballard: adept with printer's ink: Harriette Bandy: remember her last year as a Roberts' Memorial speaker? Marginny Barker: a worthy Honor Society member: Lucille Barnum: active in music and after school sports: Dorothy Barrett: another of our budding journalists: Mary Jane Baskette: a loyal supporter of her alma mater: Verda Beaman: Verda comes from South Dakota: Roderick Beardsley: a track star who leads a band : Elcista Beeghly: her poetry has won recognition: Walter Beeghly: an invaluable baseball manager. Jeanne Bennett: every music organization claims Ieanne: Virginia Bennett: performed a service by acting as big sister: Wilma Berkheimer: gained valuable practice as an office assistant: Donald Black: drummer boy in American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps: Dale Blair: worthy of member- ship in the K. C. service organization: William Blecken: a loyal K. C., on the projection crew: Olive Bolstad: a pert lassie in the drill team: Howard Bradley: winter sports enthusiast: Jess Brame: silver tongued orator : Marjory Brazel: paradoxically active in the Honor Society and girls' sports: Leon Brewster: always an early arrival at school: Harold Brock: from Old Montana. Ardath Broetje: diminutive and has a cute giggle: Peggy Ann Broughton: participated in making May Fete a success: James Brown: an intellectual giant: Sanford Brown: rather shy and easy-going: William Brown: one of our disciplinarians with plenty of intellect: Betty Brunskill: girls' ace tennis star: Nancy Bunn: tall, good-looking: a fine Pirate Lassie executive: Eleanor Burgess: a fiend for dark rooms-Photography Club member: Rena Burgettg you'll find her in the library checking out books: Marjorie Burns: keen sense of humor: William Burns: a transfer from Queene Anne, who plays ping pongg Carl Campbell: one to look up to. 'liwent-V