Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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The section pages are sym- bolic of the times in which we are living. The pictures at the opening of each section are planned to give a view of Yakima High School students preparing themselves physically and mentally for the trying days ahead. Members of the staff of the 1942 Lolomi take this opportunity to thank Miss Collins and Miss Strase, the advisers of the business and editorial staffs, for their help and advice, Mr. Boswell and the members of the Photography club, Sheppard's Studio, Kennell-Ellis Studio, the Yakima Daily Republic and the Yakima Morning Herald for the many pictures which appear in this book. They are also grateful to the Western Engraving Company for its excellent en- gravings and to its representative, Mr. Albert Salisbury, for suggestions about layouts and designs, the Yakima Bindery 81 Printing Company, and to all others who had a part in the publication of the Lolomi. Sew: XX SCHOOL cc A HKU ' V,uKuxn IXYKX NX Av cuuu euih Q ii!-'S2 f 5 2222! 2 Wil? 'H 5 Ili! H Qi ii ' . l liv MHS 'fini' BB M-W4 YAK IMA HIGH SCHGOL Auditorium ix . Kg A 'LWWYEYJ NY'-' C V5 0919 scnom' B lllrs. Kendall, Mr. Stubbs, Mr. Rightmire, Dr. lVlacKintosh. Dr. Wight To the Members of the 1942 Graduating Class: Representing your teachers, we genuinely regret that you are leaving our high school at this time to enter a world torn with discord and strife. We have confidence, however, in your ability to cope with situations, surmount clitli- culties, and attain the success to which you are entitled. Best wishesl A. C. DAXVIS, Superintendent. SCHOOL PATRIOTISM The war has focused attention on the fact that thousands of highly skilled and technically trained men and women are necessary if we expect to win the war. Nlany young men are being given military deferment so that they mav finish their college courses. Thousands of men and women are being given tecli- nical training in government schools at government expense. Boys who have a good background of mathematics and science are eagerly being sought by all branches of the service. These and many other facts should clearly indicate to all our students that it is their patriotic duty to prepare themselves for service to our country by doing their school work to the best of their ability. CLARENCE Z1Mml2R1wiAN. The slogan f'Defense is said to refer to The American Way of Life. Let us not forget that along with freedom of speech, press, and religion we cherish the privilege of choosing our own vocations and avocations. This means the continuation in our education of mathematics, the sciences, commercial and manual subjects to help us earn a comfortable living, and literature,-Yin our own and foreign languages, history, music, and art to enable us to enjoy a great variety of interests in our leisure hours, along or with others, in health or in sick- ness, at home or abroad, in youth or in maturity. So may we continue the pursuit of happiness. MABEL A. SQUIRE, Girls' Adviser. It has been the policy of the Yakima public schools in the past to give as much vocational and personality guidance as possible. This guidance is given through many mediums, such as the classrooms, explanatory courses, personal interviews and periodic conferences. Last fall the Boys' and Girls' leagues sponsored a two-day conference to discuss vocational problems. Dr. Edward L. Clark, president of Multnomah college of Portland, Oregon, was the principal speaker and counsellor. Again this year the vocational day was sponsored by the Boys' and Girls' leagues. Many group meetings were held where students were able to hear and talk with speakers from their chosen profession. It was an inspirational program. The advisers have, through the use of the Kuder Preference Record test, conducted many interviews with the graduating seniors for the past two years. Une might say that it is the last help given by the advisers to the seniors, in a vocational and educational way, before graduation. G. L. OLIVER, Boys' Adviser. ' Mr. Boucher, vice principal, with stenographers, Iva Howson and lmogene Morrison Seven IN MEMORIAM ROY SCI IACTLICR 1895-1941 Wir. Sulmctler was for more lhnn zi decade athletic coach at Yakima High School. He built character and won ball games, hm. CLASSES FACULTY New vm. x At work in the librarygaccurate information is essential to the training of citi- zens in a democracy. Classes in typing and bookkeepingfthese students are preparing themselves for positions in which they may be useful to their country. Eleven 19415 A PN if A Xohn av venom tb . Xlenlxe -RaW' .5-ASOD' . t. -wi - - v, . ,cfoclfli exam sw? Susxwwf , - - . FXS? , Xtvxe , Yvxei eakefs. U. LOW esidenki ut. H5 Q sk? wma '. pr Sgke ' 5169 Kuta WCC Q16 C,oi0gfeQiio0l4' i 'Yv21??'Jeo0MA' at . i S .O x fD0'0 . na' - :S A feb ow . x. , has . UWT' s.eC'e Using for its commemcement theme, Ulwarching Along, on the evening of Ianuary 30 the class of 19-Hy-2 appeared for the last time in the auditorium of Yakima High School. And this class did march along very ably while in school. lts forces were capably commanded this year by the ofhcers whose pictures appear above. Alarching along in the ranks of the YVigwam division, besides Harriett and Harold, were C. A. Kostenbader, Virginia Hochstetter and Isabell Bunnellg in the music division were Esda Alar Xvheat, Elsie Lien, Lorraine Focht, lWary Blanchard and Bill Van Nortwick: Xvallace Friedline marched beside Harold with the Knights of the Cutlassg Esda Alar, Elsie and Nlaxine Glenn took their places in the ranks of the ushersg while the honor of the class in athletics was defended by Betty Laws, Arlene llolly and Laura lwae Savage. For offense activities outside the ranks twelve students tpage -L85 were elected to membership in the Honor society. At commencement some of these with others from the class of I9-HM received special recognition for their service to the school and class. To Kenneth Fellows and lane Ann Gustafson were awarded the character prizes of the Honor society: Phyllis Henderson was given the Dr. Bline foods prize: Kimie Kawauchi was honored with the XXIOITIZIHVS Century club home economics award: Florence Herber re- ceived the Business and Professional NVomen's club awardg and honors in the field of creative ltnglish went to llarriett Sharlcey. tlfor picture see page 79.3 This class was lor niost ot' its career under the generulship ot Wir. liisle. After his resignation, the high conunand ol' the class ol' lt?-lllg passed to Aliss Brown. 'liwel ve JERRY BEERS III-I president Basketball manager Hi-Y Boys' league cabinet Gold Y The Bishop Misbeliaves MARY BLANCHARD Class secretary Usher Choir ELLENE BOGLE BERNICE BRINDAMOUR ISABELL BUNNELL Class literary manager Honor society Wigwam BOB COCHRAN Photography club LYLE CONRAD F. F. A. vice president STANLEY COWELL IIL vice president Photography club BILLY CROCKATT IOH president Honor society Hi-Y Boys' league treasurer Debate Oral English contest COIl1IUenCEnlCnt SDCUICCF VAUGHN DANIELSON Tri-Y Photography club Library HENRY DAY RICHARD DOUGLASS MARY DURKEE Tri-Y Photography club Library BEVERLY EDMONDS Wigivaiii business mann Usher CAROLYN EHDIER Home economies cluh ger JOHN FAIRBROOK Junior College scholarship Salutatorian A. S. B, president Honor society president Hi-Y Boys' league cabinet Discipline committee Band Shielding KENNETH FELLOWS Honor society character prize A. S. B. treasurer Hi-Y Boys' league secretary Photography club Hockey Roberts' memorial contest LORRAINE FOCHT Honor society Tri-Y Usher Lolomi Choir NORELLA FRAMKE Library WALLACE FRIEDLINE Boys' league representative K. C. captain MARGARETTE GARDNER Tri-Y Pirate Lassies ELIZABETH GELLER SON Library MAXINE GLENN Tri-Y Vocational committee Head usher Drill team LOUISE GREENLEE Usher Drill team BOB GROENIG JANE ANN GUSTAFSON Honor society character prize Girls' league cabinet Class secretary and treasurer Vocational committee Lolomi PHYLLIS HENDERSON Dr. Bline foods prize IOL vice president Girls' league cabinet Glee club DON HENDRICKSON Football '.lihII'tC6I'1 E HERB!-'R VIRGINIA HOCHB FLORENCE HERBER HAROLD LEONARD Pirate Lassies Business prize VIRGINIA HOCHSTETTER 11H secretary Honor society Wlgnfam ARLENE HOLLY Girls' league cabinet Tri-Y Pirate Lassies RUTH JOHNSON KIMIE KAWAUCHI 11L treasurer Home economics prize Most worthy senior 12H president A. S. B. council Honor society Knights of the Cutlass Discipline committee Lolomi lVigwam Emperor Ionesn ELSIE LIEN Honor society secretary Tri-Y Usher Choir MARIORIE LIZOTTE WALTER MABRY PEGGY MATSON Tri-Y Photography club IEANE MCCARGAR Honor society Tri-Y Photography club Lolomi HELEN McMAHON Tri-Y D. A. R. contest JOHN MCNAMARA Photography club pr LEROY MCWAIN DOROTHY MINER Library club president PAULINE NESBIT Tri-Y Library YOICHI OIKAWA IIH Boys' league repre- sentative Hi-Y Wigxvam ROLAND PETTITT Honor society Band PAULINE PRUITT Band car. KOSTENBADER Orchesm' ZELMA RAWSON 'gwam EVTA- QANE MACOWAN r . Home economics club LOIS MEYER DON SANDERS BETTY LAWS Wigwani Honor society Tri-Y Valedictorian Photography club Photography Club Usher LAURA MAE SAVAGE The Bishop Misbehavcs' ROBERT MAGNUSSON Tri-Y Pirate Lassies Band Library Tennis Football LAURA MILLER Pirate Lassies TE. XRLl:XIl IIUI l X .........f. H... nv ui-xml-I I' hu XUILHI vnnn-vi. l 'WUI' Fourteen u.xu nuzuf I lZOT'l'F MABRY UA JANE MACOWAN ROBERT MAGNIQSSON IUI IN WlLN.X.Xl.KliA NCWA I N LUIS ME l,AL'llA FHLLILK HARRIETT SHARKEY Class secretary A. S. B. council Honor society Vocational committee Discipline committee Wigwarn managing eclitor Creative English prize IOHN SHEELEY F. F. A. president ELEANOR SMITH Tri-Y Photography club WESLEY SNYDER Boys' league representative HI-Y Gold Y Hockey Football LYLE STOREY Hockey Choir Glee club Football EVELYN STOTSENBERG Tri-Y Library Glee club Drill team ILAH THOMAS Tri-Y Home economics club Pirate Lassies Girls' athletic manager NORRIS THOMPSON LEROY THURM AN Conservation cl u b DOROTHY TRAUB Class vice president Girls' league representative Lolomi Yvigwam The Bishop Misbehavesn Pirate Lassies BILL VAN NORTWICK Choir Madrigal singer BRUCE WARNINGER Photography club Lolomi Wigwani Band Football ESDA MAR WHEAT A. S. B. representative Tri-Y Usher Choir RUTH WILLIAMS VIOLA WILLIAMS LEILA MAE WILLOTT Tri-Y I HOIHQ QCOYIOITIICS club Library NAOMI WOLLAM Vocational committee Drill team BILL WRIGHT Not in picture: Marguerite Ledwich, Iames Rosenlcranz, Lucy Tufts, and Carol Wisbey Fifteen A 'I IJ!! --V r 1- l TJ, 4.e :1'.,ULf ' 't fjilullfl :ilk I ,f f ,fl Q. Vt ii 4 Ollicers-lwary Huntley, treasurer, Norma Swank, vice president, Bette lohnson. secretary: Alford Nvright, president. Commencement speakers-Alford Xvright. Bob Ernst, valedictorian: Lloyd Garretson, sulutatorianp Lorna Robertson. CLASS or 1942 Un all fronts the class of 1942 under the generalship of Mirs. Hays has de- fended the honor and traditions of Yakima High School. Leading both offense and defense in athletics were Forbes Bailey, King Brady, Vaile Bryant, Tut Campbell, Gordon Dorman, Bill Elliott, Dick Nlong, Bill Rushmore, Don Schlagel, Lyle Stotts, Frank Stubbs and Vernon Xvieland. Defending the traditions of the Wigwam were Pat Bayle, Anne Norton, Ioyce Stephens. Darleen Sproull, Oriel Willert and Darleen Wlagner. Un pages 68 and 71 appear the pictures of the auxiliary forces who gave support in publishing the Lolomi. Old school traditions in society were defended in the iunior-senior reception tcontinued on page 381 Sixteen K DC FIT SID ALEXANDER Band DOROTHY ALLEN Pirate Lussies Glee club IILL AMES MAR JEAN ANDREWS Honor society Tri-Y Tennis Girls' league cabinet IEAN ARMSTRONG Usher RUTH ARMSTRONG Usher BERNARD AUDA Hi-Y Lolomi CAROL BADGETT Wigwam DUROIIII Illl Ill I AI l!fffl,inJl?4l FORBES BAILEY Gold Y Football Baseball KEN BAILEY Lolomi Photography club Knights of the Cutlass GEORGE BAK LAURA BECKER Choir Usher Girls' sextette Madrigal singers Tri-Y RITA BELAIR IEANETTE BERNDT BETTY BRIGHT '42ters MAXINE BROWN Photography cl u b VAILE BRYANT A. S. B. council Gold Y Hi-Y Boys' league treasurer Basketball Eootlball TOMMY BALLARD BETTY JEAN BLYTH Bliiiball Lolomi Orchestra Hi-Y gold El ssern y Committee Tffmls ALVIN BORLEY MQ,5S,ARET BUNN PATRIC Honor !3Ci3?YLE KINGDON BRADY LEONA BURGESS Lolomi 11L vice president Tri-Y Wigwanj Y Pirate Lassies Football Track HELEN BEASON Baseball BILL BURGETT T,-i,Y F. F. A, president Library Pirate Lassies Drill team LOIS BRATHOVD Big Sister Tri-Y ELAINE CACREN , ii, .L V W z yfi . ,, , , .... , . . 5 , Vf A V 1 el 1 my I A - y f . f- ' 'it' ,,. , . 2 , Q V -fr ' 3 7 A- f - , E A M- J it Q I ff A . . 5 L 5 s IFAN .ums'l'lumxa, Rl'l'lI ,ums1lum. ' VNU V'- lilh li XLI III IIIKIKIX IIIXII lil kc I- BUR L HY Seventeen X 1 MAIN UUKLINC 1 Wieflfi it L' . V 1 1 s 1 IACK CAHOON 11L secretary Hi-Y Gold Y Football Track PEGGY CAMERON '42ters Pirate Lassies HAROLD CAMPBELL IOL president Gold Y vice president Football Baseball MACK CAMPBELL Skiing GEORGE CAREY Photography club BOB CARL Photography club IXkXl XRNFX UITXLXKIIXIYR X LIN' HL v F ,. 5 ,N L, ELSIE CARLSON Book exchange '42ters 10H secretary LEROY CARLTON Gold Y Football Track FLORENCE CARNEY ALETA CARPENTER DOROTHY CARR Photography club CATHERINE CHENEY Riding club '42ters DON CHERRINGTON Knights of the Cutlass EDEAN CLOUD NANCY COFFIN Tri-Y Girls' league cabinet '42ters Honor society GENEVA IO COOK 10L treasurer . . Free text commission Emperor Ionesn Pure as the Driven Snowu '42ters IEAN COOK Tri-Y Photography club Library RONALD COOK '42ters MAY CRAMER Glee club LORENA CULBERTSON Lolomi TERESA DANFORD Usher '42ters MARY DARLING Tri-Y '42ters ED DAY LEONARD DEAN DELBERT DEWEYERT HARVEY DEWEYERT Honor-society Lolomi BILL DOPPS Hockey Football GORDON DORNAN Basketball Gold Y FIOR4' Y LXRIW L XRl LIIIXFX ww is WW ru wg N fs. s H XX uroh k XXIII mn UNH y lllh KINUX 'A 13 i Eighteen su GORDON DRAKE Hockey Band Foolball BEATRICE DUCKHAM Home economics club Choir Big Sister ROLLIN DUDLEY Honor society Hi-Y ISABEL EOFF Tri-Y '42fers Big Sister Glee club BOB ERNST Honor society A. S. B. council Hi-Y Lolomi eclilor Valerlictorian KEN FROST Choir MARY GAGNIER Assembly committee Young April Tennis '42ters Reception chairman IESSIE GANO Madrigal singer Choir E21'f2l'SA Girls' sextette 0 fnl Bm-iid CLARENE FAUBION Big Sister 42fefS IRENE GARAY THCEMAS EGLIN '4 t rs e IEANNETTE FEITUSH JOE GARDNER PHYLLIS EID - '42ters SALLY GARDNER Glee club IULIABELLE FLETCHER Tri-Y Tri-Y '42lers Usher Big Sister f '42t rs DORIS ELDER I L0,,f J . LLOYD GARRETSON A Honor society ROBERT EL IJS MURIEL FOSBURGH Lolomi '42ters Tri-Y Archery club Track Glee club Salulatorian STAVROULLA GEORGES Photography cl uh AUDREY GERHARDT Honor society '42fers Free text Commission PAULINE GOODWIN Home economics club KERMIT GOTHBERG Choir SALLY GRAHAM JANE GRANBERG INELDA GRAY MARGARET GRAY Tri-Y Library Big Sister 1 Reception COIl1lTAlflcc :mum T.. ., .,-. W,-., .,Y, 5 S is , Nineteen DONNA MAE GRENELL Tri-Y Library IOYCE GRIESINGER Honor society Tri-Y '42ters Usher GLORIA GRIFFITHS 11L secretary A. S. B. secretary Honor society Orchestra IIH historian FRANCES GRINDLE CORABELLE GROENIG Choir ANDY GUNSELMAN Emperor Iones Choir TED HACKETT- Hi-Y Gold Y '42tQ's Hockey team Football Track - ll ' 1 .gf lx, -V li MX J r Q33 M13 . I , V x WV IEAN HALL V f r '42ters 1 IVN4 Glee club X' ,f lx Big Sister . If -, fl -.fx MARIO HALLGARTH Tri-Y Madriga singer Girls' sextette Home economics club Vocational committee Choir DOROTHY HAMILTON Vocational committee Glee club '42ters WALTER HANSEN LES HARLEY SHIRLEY HAYNES The Ghost Flies South Emperor Iones Honor society MARVIN HENDRICKSON BETTY HENDRICKS Tri-Y Home economics club RUTH HETTINGER Drill team Tri-Y i , A MARIE HILL LAURA HODGES Tri-Y Photography club secretary Lolomi IACK HOGGATT A. S. B. council Football manager Hi-Y Boys' league president Gold Y Vocational Committee Debate Roberts' memorial contest Oral English contest PEGGY HOLDER Debate manager '42ters MARIAN HOLMAN Home economics club DICK HOUGHTON Hi-Y Boys' league cabinet '42ters Lolomi business manager Young April LOIS HUFF Tri-Y '42ters Pirate Lassies' secretary Drill team ' MARY HUNTLEY Emperor Jones Senior treasurer Honor society Tri-Y '42ters Lolomi EDWARD INMAN Hockey team ANNA MAE JOHNSON Usher Lolomi Wigwam Choir Glee club A. S. B. council BETTE M. JOHNSON 1 IH treasurer Senior secretary Usher '42ters Choir Glee club BETTY IOHNSON mm lI0ljGH'ION 1.o1s.nL'Ft-' A MARY nuN'rl.uv r-tnw,um mmfw ANNA ,imp ,,,,,NSoN ,WITH MHNSOI. a - B X I Q Twenty RAYMOND JOHNSON Stage crew ROY. JOHNSON Knights of the Cutlass '42ters Lolomi Wigwam CARL JULIUS Honor society Photography club Lolomi MINNIE KAUTZMAN Pirate Lassies '42ters ZELDA KEITH Library Usher KERSLAKE WILLIS KINNAMAN Knights of the Cutlass Band Orchestra Choir ROBERT KLEWENO F. F. A. treasurer BETH KNIGHT ESTHER KNOBEL Girls' league cabinet Orchestra Pirate Lassies '42ters BOB KROUM KAZUO KUWADA F. F. A. CLIFTON LAHUE Hockey Lolomi Football MIRIAM LANEY HELEN LANGE Home economics club NAOMI LAWRIE Honor society Lolomi . PEGGY LEWIS Tri-Y Library Pirate Lassies ROBERT LEWIS Hi-Y secretary Skiing BETTY LIONBERGER Photography club ELMO LITTLE HELEN LIVESEY Honor society treasurer Girls' league cabinet Lolomi IRENE LUNG Pirate Lassies Tennis I Honor Society SHIRLEY MACK Glee club CLAIRE MACKARNESS Wigwam Band Orchestra BUFORD MAN N Hockey Tennis MARY MARTIN Y president Honor society vice pre Tri-Y Lolomi Wigwam Roberts' memorial contest Tri-Y IOHNSOA ROI IOHINSCI mm. Ju,n,s , E KAIITZMAN LLLDA KLIIH IxERhL.'ihlT Twenty-One IENNIE MCCORMICK LOUISE MCLACHLIN T '-Y Bi-xhd Pirate Lassies PAT MCNAMARA 10H president Hi-Y treasurer Boys' league president Proiection crew JEAN MCDONALD Glee club HAZEL McNEIL Lolomi Skiing I Honor society JOE MCDONALD Gold Y Football Tri-Y '42ters' PHYLLIS MCDOUGALL Lolom' Yvlgwam Pirate Lassies treasurer ROBERTA MCFA DDEN Honor society EMMY LOU MQQUESTEN Tri-Y Girls' league cabinet DOUGLAS McGUINNESS 42terS . 1 b 10H vice president Home ecfjnomlcs C u Hi-Y president Lclomi Oral English contest Skiing Tennis 1 Honor society Honor socmty LAURENCE MCKINNON DOROTHY MCSAY TERRY MEADE Photography club Knights of the Cutlass V Vocational committee , , I Roberts' memorial contest: L ' Oral English contest ..A DOROTHY MITZEL. Honor society ' RAMON MONDOR F. F. A. secretary DICK MONG Basketball CHARLES MONNETT Photography club president Band ' Orchestra Knights of the Cutlass PAT MORAN YVigwam JOE MORRELL Honor society Hi-Y Lolomi ROBERT MOSEBAR Honor society Photography club Assembly committee Proiection crew Why the Chimes Rang WALLACE MUSGROVE DOROTHY NAKASAKI PATSY NELSON Orchestra IACK NESVIG Hi-Y Skiing LANORA NEWELL Tri-Y KEITH NEWLUN RAY NEWNAM Photography Club Band DIARIAN NICHOLS The Ghost Flies South' Young April uourrrux' NAKASAKI I-,wsv xusnx MU, N,.-Mm ,u,w,,m N,.-w,.,V,- N,.g,T,, NW-,l., W RM. wwwm Y - ummw vm , 4 4 - . . , ..,. , Twenty-two 1 w N .f NAYDENE NORTHEY IOH treasurer '42ters Wigwam Glee club Roberts' memorial contest ANNE NORTON Honor society Tri-Y Wigwam PEGGY OLDFIELD DALE PARSONS DOROTHY PATTERSON LORA PATTERSON Usher WANDA PEDERSON Home economics club Loan library LAURA PETERSON '42ters Wigwam DORIS PITTELKO Pirate Lassies Tennis '42ters ROY PONTAROLLO INEZ POTWIN Tri-Y PATTY PYLE Tri-Y Photography club '42ters JEAN QUALLS Library Pirate Lassies Drill team ESTHER RANTON Orchestra EVELYN RANTON Orchestra DOROTHY REED Photography club Pirate Lassies Drill team DICK REEDER Honor society Knights ofthe Cutlass '42ters Library Lolomi LOLA REEDER BETTE REESE The Ghost Flies South BOB RHODE Photography club Archery club MARIORIE RHODES Senior historian Vocational committee Pirate Lassie secretary Drill team '42ters DOROTHY RILEY ALTAI EAN ROBERTS Usher Glee club LORNA ROBERTSON IIH vice president Honor society Emperor Ionesn Vocational committee Skidding The Bishop Misliehaves Assembly committee Commencement speaker BONNIE ROBINSON Tri-Y Choir KIRBY ROSS Boys' league cabinet Band MARDELLE ROULEAU Tri-Y Girls' league cabinet Usher Band Pirate Lassies Tennis DEAN ROWBOTHAM Photography club '42ters Conservation club Band Orchestra Dance band Twenty-three R Sl' BILL RUSHMORE Photography club Gold Y Hockey team Football Tennis PHIL SALZMAN Photography club DON SANDIN Choir DICK SCHACTLER Honor society Board of managers Band Oral English contest LOIS SCHAEFER Honor society Tri-Y Orchestra DON SCHLAGEL Photography club Gold Y Lolomi Football Basketball WILFORD SHARP Photography club Stage crew IENNIE SHELTON Home economics club Library Pirate Lassies '42ters EVELYN SHEPHERD VIOLA SHERBON DY Choir MARLENE SHRADER Library Pirate Lassies LOUISE SINCLAIR Honor society '42ters Lolomi Wigwam The Ghost Flies South Glee cl ub DICK SINSEL Gold Y '42ters Hockey team Band Football Track CHARLES SMITH FLORENCE SMITH Band LEONA SMITH Library RUTH SMITH KEITH SPANTON Gold Y Basketball Baseball ISAAC SPARLE Archery club Photography club DARLEEN SPROULL IIH secretary Tri-Y D Girls' league cab1net '42ters Lolomi Wigwam MARK SQUIER Photography club ESTHER STARIT Home economics club Library JOYCE STEPHENS Honor society Tri-Y secretary Girls' league secretary Lolomi Choir Roberts' memorial contest V Pure as the Driven Snow 1 PHYLLIS STEVENS Home economics club Glee club ETHA STONE . Costume committee Pirate Lassies '42ters LYLE STOTTS Honor society Hi-Y Boys' league cabinet Gold Y Football Baseball FRANK STUBBS A. S. B. council Hi-Y Honor society Boys' league cabinet Vocational committee Lolomi Football Baseball EARL STUMP PHIL DON SANDIN ' DICK SCHAL'Tl.ER LUIS SCHAHFER DON SL'HLAtLEI, SHELTON EVELYN SHIQPHERD YIOLA SHERHUNDY MARLENH SHRADER LOPISF SINCLAIR lllflx SIYSH. CHARLES SHI' lIl'JXIHl S XYION INXIK SPXRII UXRI PX! SI' R0 '-IXRIX ABIT - IOYCF STEPHENS l'HYl.LIS S'l'l-lI'l1I'fNS, , - Twenty-four jyfi ff vuige ' ,Q 4.1 Zf ,cjyf f,,',.pft il!! FTI'l'IA STON 11 0 Y , f f f f 1 , ,I A' 5 , ,441 f I-.ef naffef- L 141 K 1 ,JVWA5 , ul f . X.-' , f 1 X 'Z' .f Nc 1' 1- . Z f ,r ,-U Illekhlx sn rms mm XVILFOR NORMA SWANK Senior vice president Honor society Girls' league treasurer Young April Pirate Lassies president IRVIN TAILLEUR A. S. B. treasurer Board of managers Honor society treasurer Hi-Y Knights of the Cutlass '42ters Lolomi Band Tennis BOB TEETER ADELINE 'TESSIER Library - Photography club '42ters Big Sister Roberts' memorial contest H' 0 miulw, Q, MELVIN THACKE Photography club CLARA THAUT . Big Sister Library MIRIAM THEISEN Big Sister ROBERT THOMPSON SHIRLEY THROSSELL '42ters Vocational committee GENE TRENEER A. S. B. president 11L president Most worthy iunior Young April Honor society HELEN TRUEBLOOD MILDRED URE MARGARET VAN AMBURG Honor society Tri-Y Orchestra Tennis IACK VAN EATQN Hi-Y Hockey team Track IRIS VAN HORN Honor society Tri-Y Free text commission Young April Choir HELEN VAN NORMAN Honor society Tri-Y Photography club '42ters Lolomi Wigwam Pirate Lassies DARLENE WAGNER A. S. B. council Honor society Girls' league cabinet Discipline committee Wigwam editor Lolomi LEONA WALKER AR ARI-:T WALKER Bi ister VIOLA WARNER Library BARBARA VAN ARSDOL IIM WARNICK Band Dance Band SHIRLEY WEAVER Honor society Tri-Y president Photography club treasurer Lolomi HENRY WEEBER Proiection crew Wigwam ESTELLA WELCH NAOMA WHITE '42ters Big Sister VERN WIELAND Gold Y Basketball Baseball ORIEL WILLERT Photography club Wigwam Band Orchestr Dance band IANK IRVIN TAILLEUR ROBERT TEETER i ,xl SSlER MELVIN 'UIACKER CLARA THAl I' MIR! Twenty-five DOROTHY WOLFE Usher ELVA WORTHEN Horne economics club Library Lolomi ALFORD WRIGHT Senior president Honor society The Bishop Misbehaves Emperor Iones Choir Oral English contest Commencement speaker MYRA YEAGER Big Sister BOB ARNOLD Knights of the Cutlass Vlligwam CLAYTON BALES Foot ball DICK BURNS Basketball LOLA MAY CABLE GUS CACREN RUSSELL CARLSON ROSE CARVO Library KEN CAYO j WANDA LEE YOTHERS Knights of the Cutlass Q U Tri-Y Band ' Photography club Choir Library Choir lj NANCY CLYNCHf rf Mata? MADALON YOUNG .fb ' BERT EDENHOLM Gold Y fm! MAXINE ZUMWALT Choir Photography club Track X ,J DICK ELAIVI K, C. secretary '42ters , The Bishop Misbehaves Track LUCILLE FISCHER Choir Glee club ALYCE GOBER BETTY KALER ALICE KEYZERS Pirate Lassies Library PAT LEFFORGE DON LINDSEY Track Football Gold Y ANDY LOGOZZO Choir RAY MOON Band DON MOORE Hi-Y Photography 'club F. F. A. Baseball MILDRED MUNSON KEITH NICHOLS VICTOR RABUNG Not in Picture MARY BLICKENSTAFF TOMMY FORREST ORVILLE FUND EUGENE HEBERLEIN FRANK MEYER VIRGINIA MEYER GEORGE POOLE DUANE POWELL IAMES STAFFANSON IAINKIK lrxfronula nos Lxxuss-'Y ,muy mezozzo um' Hom ,mx ,,,,0R,A Vmmm mwqw 5 KWH' umm . Twenty-six he . CLASS OF 19425 The class of 1942M certainly led an offensive against boredom when its members presented during the past year the sparkling comedy Young April. Cn this same offensive for the class of 194lVZ was given the winter junior-senior reception. Captain of this offensive was Beverly Arndt. The generals in command of this class have been Marion Green and Bill Stone. Members of the staffs have been Beverly Arndt, Ioyce Koga, Iohn Pigion, Iames Gober, Verna lean Clark and Ioe Carter. Harvey Wiseman acquitted himself so nobly in the intelligence division that to him was awarded by the local chapter of the D. A. R. the American history prize 3 the reward for distinguished service, character and usefulness was given to Verna lean Clark. Celeste Aller led the offensive in high places and won recognition for outstanding service in debate and in the forensic contest at the University of Washington. Driftmier. The advisers to these staff officers have been Miss Wilkins and Miss 1 Top picture: front row, P. Blowers, A. Dunham, F. Brown, A. Coe. D. Hewes, Nl. Evans, M. Helliesen, P. Beardsleyg second row, D. Hill, R. Druse, A. Gray, N. Estabrook, Cutler, B. Fairchild, B. Arndt, F. Hayenga, Carltong third row, P. Koken, R. Koontz, D. Todd, D. Baxter, D. Baldwin, C. Broetjeg fourth row, R. llaynes, A. Lee, Carter, R. Darling, O. Fund. Second picture: front row, Tregoning, E. Stuckrath, R. Skilton, Nl. E. Miller, D. Tormey, I. Koga, R. King, L. Pagel, A. Patchen, D. Middlekauff, N. Thomas, E. YValkerg second row, A. Ray, L. Strew, D. Wlillet, A. Owens, S. Melby, D. Kurokawa, G. Iones, E. Mzitzdorff, K. Norton, P. Penney, V. Thompson, K. Olson, D. Thomas, third row, H. Gray, H. Vlfiseman B. Stone, l. Mzilcolm, N. Hazen, G. Estep, A. Tracy, R. Brown, Pigiong fourth row, Koppi l C. Kreutzman, Ronco, D. Holm, W. Miller, B. Mondor, D. Tegen, B. Schultz. Twenty Seven Se Twentyfight 19425 Second semester officers'-Verna lean Clark, secretaryg Bill Stone, presi- dentg larnes Gober, vice presidentg loe Carter, treasurer. ' First semester officers-'Tony Adeline, treasurerp Mari- lyn Dills, secretaryg Harold lordan, presidentg Carol Anne Gilbert, vice presi- dent. cond semester officers'-lack Mayo, treasurerg Bob Benz, presidentg Mildred Brown, secretaryg Garrett Labberton, vice president. First semester officers 'lohn Pigion treasurerg Marion Green, president Beverley Arndt, vice president loyce Koga, secretary. 1943 CLASS OF 19435 Top picture: front row, H. Eldridge, C. Estabroolc, M. Vincent, D. Plath, M. Tregoning, R. Vredenburg, G. Thomas: second row. K. Raitz, D. Wade, M. LaLonde, E. Dahl, K. Walker, VV. Cullen: third row, B. Stotts, B. Trueblood, L. Wellons, D. Garrett, R. Thompson, Spear- man, D. Linde: fourth row, B. Dwinell, D. Hollingsworth. Second picture: front row, A. Pfeiff, M. Stevens, L. Lisle, YV. Miller, L. Stewart, B. Mc- Namara, Petrie, G. Millsap, B. Stolzg second row, Parmelee, R. Leslie, B. Sanford, M. Oliver, R. Mazna, D. Milliron, M. Smith, T. Nord, third row, F. Campo, E. Olson, Mc- Questen, B. Mansfield, N. Van Dorn, K. Stewart, B. Guseg fourth row, Simon, B. Sweitzer, D. Glaetzner, T. lenlcins, S. Smith, L. Rude. V. Thurman. Third picture: fourth row, XV. Haywood, D. Doughty, E. Ditter, L. Collicott, F. Couch, I. Young, Naud, M. Huff, I. Gordon, E. Gerein, P. Krum: second row, M. Iones, F. Culver, C. Jensen. L. Caswell, K. Knirlc, R. Xveeber, M. Ziegler, D. Crawford, M. Holm, M. Griffin: third row, F. Hyatt, D. Iaquith, B. Fields, A. Yvardell, B. Bennett, A. Roylance, L. Grahill, V. Fuqua. B. Iones. B. Cooper: fourth row. E. Beehler, G. WVood. B. Durbin, D. Harvey, G. Huey, B. Hanson, C. Chapin, B. Nauss, D. Childs. Twenty nine '1'ha,-fy CLASS OF 1943 Top picture: front row, A. Banko. L. Carlson, P. Brazel, Al. Davis, E. Iones, R. Armacost, P. Elliott. Al. Evans. Al. Beck. E. Briskeg seconcl row, C. Burnham. D. Brammer. l. Burcline, D. Boyer, P. Ackerman. Al. Bartholet. Altmeyer, D. Baldwin. P. Bunch, S. Durham. Bl. Canfieldg thircl row, I. Kile, B. Ness. R. Davis. L. Beers, R. Bailey. B. Baker, A. Ewing, V. Elton: fourth 1pIJw.HxAl. g31'H3l'131'l, D. Hunter, L. Breitgham. B. Benz, B. Cherrington, B. Brockway, R. Allen, . . men e. Second picture: front row, F. Anderson, Al. Buchanan, C. Dickinson. E. Cvriilith. V. Grimm. Cx. Grove, Al. Ferguson. N. Cleman, F. Barrett. E. Casler. C. Gilbert: second row, V. Feltman, C..Eglin, Bl. Dills. R. Gray, B. Day. B. Clark. Bl. Conrad, L. Howard. R. Fickel. C. Georgesg third row. B. Coffey. D. Hafer. K. Hettinger. I. Contarcli, O. Gilley, B. Hanson, N. Delle. A. DFIVGF. I. Driver, I. Harris. C. Funkhouserg fourth row. K. Hancock, B. Zimmerman. D. Clark. B. Hager, F. Craskin. G. Franclle, E. Donovan. D. Hedges. ' Third picture: front row, V. Thyer, B. Alackey. Al. Aloate, E. Alackey. B. DlCDonalcl, A. Smith, Al. Logan, D. Lindsey. D. Laughlin, D. Reed, P. Rileyp seconcl row, C. Yvaggener, L. Treaclwell, Dlelosh, B. Russell, B. Reardon, Bl. Remy, Randle, E. Dlassey. V. Yvurll, N. Xl hltney: third roiv, O. Larkin. Bleyer. B Glenn, S. Linn, T. Alclfenzie, P. DlcDonalCl. F. Alaclill. D. AlcNa1r.'B. Stonebraker, H. lvhelpley. L. Tobey: fourth row, B. Yeats. H. Rial, R. Rcgthe, E. Haysllp, D. Lemon. G. Labherton. B. Tillman, D. Strausz, R. Titterington, D. uar . e AT: I i CLASS OF 1943 Top picture: front row, F. Talcano, L. Wilson, V. Young, B. Zimmerman, P. Rhodes, P. Wickham, D. Yates, B. Wikst1'om, second row, H. Tillman, VVagner, P. Ushijirna, YV. Wyman, E. Young, B. Throssell, O. Swoffordg third row, D. Summers, V. Zarley, C. YVollz1m, K. Van Horn, C. Wright. Second picture: front row. G. Larson, N. Misemer, L. Brathovcl, Fleming, M. Coffin, C. Iones, L. Croff, P. Muoth, M. Rhine, l. McNeely, L. Koester, D. Smith, second row, M. Ross, D. Harris, K. Haney, S. Freeman, M. Snortlancl, A. Robinson, B. Rhode, M. Russell, N. Roclxstrom, V. Rush, D. Lewis, O. Hendrickson, third row, C. Rudclell, L. Rambo, V. Rutz. B. Dana, L. Cummings, F. Grubb, YV. Butler, R. Schwallne, S. Semon, Schulerg lourth row, I. Sousley, Mayo, F. Rapp, H. Hanson, R. Lowrie, T. Merritt, C. Robinson, B. Rhodes. Third picture: front row, F.. Parker, O. Owen, Hogan, F. Kelly, P. Phillips, A. Paden, M. Newenhof, B. Hughes, P. Nevitt, N. Nutley, B. Chapman, second row, M. Phipps, R. Kaylor, D. Newman, A. Hudson, M. Kooistra, F. Holter, F. Hollon, E. Iones, F. lohnson, R. Naudg third row, G. Olson, A. Nichols, C. Holmes, Nichols, B. Kellam, l. Prentice, C. Hopkins, O. Norgarclg fourth row, L. Patterson, YV. Kuneclce, V. Nell, Howard, R. Nuzum, D. lones, D. Perkins, D. Paulsen. - V ll .qw ff .fu-ig, ., 2 ,Af -f , -. ' , . H fi1j7',l,gLl4QL, 3 .Lf , mi, , , ?,3.9,,y,,.,,,,., fl View ' 1 2ff ff' ,... .. my s , . ,.,, .. , W ,M .,,.c-4 Ag 5 ,gif Thirty-one K afar Second semester officers, Lois Collicott, secretaryg Geral- dine Thomas, treasurer, loe McQuesten, presidentg lrene Young. vice presi- dent. 'xx-lg. First semester otticers, Bob Lee, treasurerq Albert Car- penter, presidentg Patricia Schock. secretaryg june lvhitnall, vice president. Second semester officers, Bob Thiff,.-,,,,o Nvhite, presidentg Carolyn Gannon, secretaryg Marie Griffin, vice presidentg Vir- ginia Vx7ebb, treasurer. 19435 i X 1 i J rst semester officers, Ruth Vreden- burg, secretary, Robert Dwinell, president, Frances Culver, vice president, Flarian Tregoning, treas urer. 4 1944 ,JI t 2 3 wlil CLASS OF 1944 Top picture: front row, M. Funkhouser, M. Georges, N. Brown, B. Austin, P. Baker, D. Austin, L. Boche, B. Beard, M. Freimuth, B. Glenn, Baldwin, second row, E. Bernard, I. Bliss, L. Benson, l. Baker, H. Funkhouser, D. Glenn, N. Atwood, B. Biener, B. L. Brown, B. Arnt, M. Carlson, third row, R. McCausland, E. Abhold, Schweitzer, Rowell, M. Banman, B. Abegglen, F. Gause, Ball, F. Garay, L. Winkenwerder, B. Barton, fourth row, M. Aman, B. Andren, R. Huff, Garretson, A. Davenport, D. Blankenship, C. Ruff, C. Balko, P. Boogard. Second picture: front row, P. Shock, Shelly, A. Riley, R. Riddle, S. Salzman, Fulker- son, D. Renfro, B. Fulkerson, C. Foster, E. Fournier, D. Rohn, second row, B. Folsom, M Sheeley, B. Rhodes, L. M. Sickler, B. Schumann, C. Erickson, L. Evans, M. Dorr, T. Ervin I. Faw, Adams, third row, Iackson, C. Estep, A. Carp, S. Ruff, V. Ewalcl, Roberson I. Douglas, V. Palmer, G. Eims, fourth row, F. Bernard, G. Bogle, VV. Kulhank, C. Fremling I. Pierce, B. Rabung, B. Samuel, F. Root, K. Ball. 1 1 Third picture: front row, V. Crawford, V. Zahler, Davidson, C. Buchanan, M. Cowell B. DeVoe, I. Carlson, M. Birchfield, D. W'ashburn, N. Tipple, V. VVebb, second row, H. Moyer M. Carbone. G. Yeager, S. Woods, T. Takano, G. Dines, M. Chandler, F. Dettman, VVilson B. Cramer, Bradley, A. Carpenter, third row, B. Culbertson, T. Chin, Christoff, R. Yveeber M. Currie, Whitnall, D. Williams, W. Butler, B. Carey, Carey, fourth row, E. Will, H. Prentice. R. Gardner, L. Crabtree, C. Ulrich, W. Whittaker, B. Dietzen, B. Chandler, Chas- tain, B. White, B. Clifford. 1 i 1 1 A E-. .mls Thirty -three CLASS OF 1944 Top picture: front row, C. Gannon, M. Hines, S. Ivy, L. Freeth, N. Ellis, C. Green, Nl. Hole, B. Gould, E. Hines, E. Gress: second row, Hougey, B. Harders, Ni. Griffith, Helliesen, l. Hampson, Horn, E. Green, I. Humbard, H. Hartz, B. Huffg third row, B. Hine, S. Hun- zilcer, D. Harris, D. Graham. S. Hilts, Hogarth, E. Hoeger, Harmon, D. Hews, F. Huey, fourth row, C. Harris, D. Hull, H. Ferguson, T. Goodwin, F. Hand, B. Havslip, C. Horst, H- Hammond, R. Hutt, YV. Herald. M Second picture: front row, D. Lizotte, Al. Nlann, I. Lienlcaempei, Klug, A. Larson, Iaquith, Nl. A. lackson, K. D1cLaughlin, O. Melton, S. Nleilxle, F. Iohnson, P. lacks: second row, D. Klomp, Ni. Lester, E. lohnson, Nl. Lien, I. Kring, A. Iordan. P. Lewis, E. Lewis, L. lohnson, Nl. Lewis, L. Kidder, D. NlcCulloughg third row, A. Kuipers, S. Linn, YV. Kreutzrnan, D. Kolassa D Leonard, D. lVlartin, I. Nlever, L. Lowenstein, P. AlcArdle, Kerslalie: fourth row, R. Iones, B. Lee, B. Nlelton. B. llfiattsion, D. Kohelin. B. Kamihara, B. Iames, A. Lawson, P. Kingston. Third picture: front row, Picatti, L. Randall, G. Nlonnett, O. L. Palmer, V. Phillips. D. Crawford, P. Raymond, V. Cox, H. Nloore, F, Pearl, D. Dflorgan, second row, N. lxioon, XV. Moon, B. L. Raymond, L. Raulings, Nl. Patterson, L. Nord, S. Aliller, D. Dfloore, Rein- holt, P. Rhodes: third row, B. Riley, D. Campbell, B. Settergren, S. Coffin, Corbett, C. Clasen, N. Parrish, Montague, S. Mitzel, D. Nelson, fourth row, I. Danielson, L. XVinkenwerder, D. Schlect, VV. Scott, E. Clinch, Ridgway. D. Root, L. Rightmire,--H. Shaw. .mfg gil H fl, .J Thirty-four S mam i K CLASS OF 1944 Top picture: front row, A. VVendt, L. Staves, I. Smith, Smith, B. Van Nortwiclc, T. Toda, R. YVallcer, M. Scholt, L. Valentine, B. Storgaard, WVeigel, Cv. Zutzg second row, D. Sloan, B. Walker, B. WVillis, Vail, L. VVillman, E. L. Wert, S. Webb, C. Nveideman, B. Xvilson, M. Yeager, F. Wise, third row, L. WVendt, K. Van Meter, M. Verd, W. Wallace, D. Starnes, V. Stedman, R. Temple, R. Walker, B. Yvarner, G. Tennent, E. Tylerg fourth row, Stephens, R. Smyth, Warren, M. Sundquist, S. Van Vleclc, R. Snelling, T. Yeaman, L. Xvillert, B. Thompson, B. VVilson, T. Taylor. . Second picture: front row, P. Harris, M. McKendriclc, F. Iones, A. Harvey, I. Smith, H- Smith, M. Kawauchi, E. Lanison, P. Zierow, C. Losey, P. Squire, second row, B. Nahasalsi, G. Weisgerber, A. Yvulff, A. Knobel, V. Spencer, S. Stout, B. Wilkerson, Z. Mills, N. Schwindt. C. Wilcstromg third row, D. Smith, D. McLellan, C. Sauve, YV. YVright, K. Titterington, L. Staples, R. Lane, F. Zentner, F. Hiraharag fourth row, B. Kimsey, E. Wetzel, NV. Owens, Hogan,hT. Smith, B. Ieffries, R. Yost, R. Colby, G. Whitney. Third picture: front row, Colder, A. Buclimeyer, D. Foster, V. Ray, V. Busey, M. Boss, N. Cooper, E. Boss, R. Becker, C. Derby, A. Broclcey, K. Pappas, E. Ritchardsong second row, L. Rish, N. Foster, B. Arrowsmith, S. Gholson, B. Ash, B. Carey, P. Parks, B. Day, S. Pointer, M. Raymond, Nl. Rose, K. Cyrg third row, D. Crawford, R. Perry, N. Dunbar, L. Boslaugh. R. Gray, D. Potwin, N. Chaney, C. Austin, B. Adams, E. Beeghlyg fourth row, D. Brumpton. D. Riley, E. Ballard, B. Carlson, B. Douglass, T. Day, L. Robinson, B. Crawford, D. Rother- mel, R. Coupal, I. Chambers, R. Colby. Thirty fine :SAI 5' JESSICA Ram rrcn rg sowuzns YR WA ZICKLER 'xwl 'TNEI WMTNEY I N IRENE PHI! IP POST! R RLTH IhlN R-X FRLNLII O. P. RAMSEH MILLIBAYN Qi' EILEEN Bnmm' WILLIAM impair: Kl'rm.m'rH EVA LEDIXEWTPZR SARAH S!-05N 1 GEORGE L-OLIVER 2 , gif .A Z' I it V f .ii c m l A 5. s Q ii' 5 . M, I - A H 9,45-lWI'R' , A I fi Q ' LEUXA gqygggg .ELLA ymTHUrg0x AYXRY OLSON N IOIA SYKE RACHEL Sl-IKMAX MISS REED DIISS YVILKINS NIR. RANISEY English Chead of departmentj English lllathematics 19425 adviser Commercial law MRS- BILLINGTON Discipline committee English MISS KUHYVARTH Iournalism Vocal music NHSS SLGAN Y' Y vllguam MR, QLSQN Mathematics 1 MISS BROWN Instrumental music 1942 aSS1St3T1t BCIVISCI' English - Science 19415 advlsfff Miss ZICKLER MR- TRUEBLOOD MISS CONNER Home economics Qheacl of luathematxcs English clepartmentl Book exchange Dramatics Art WR xx HITXT H ' 1 l Y E Y MRS' EDWARDS Sgliiefseconomlcs Club Natural science lhead of English MRS FRENCH Clepartmentl IEIOIETER Home economics A. SA B. Ln IS ' Tjck Tr'-Y Mg: PIILLIKAN MISS LEDBE'l l'ER 'O ogy MR' GRAHAIW Home economics English Qxl ' V , - lvigwam business slafli C H S league lust tOl'HYhR skiing Miss sYK1as . BQ,.f-'QKQQSQQCQ , , ome eco ion Q 'fg , L. NILSS IHA V1 NPASUN 1944 assislansliizlviser league IQHESTQ adviser Costume committee ' Free texi. commission NlEStlxVHIllINl'aY d Y WIISS SHUNIAN an 1C1'l18l l ea Nat 'als ' IVIISS THOMPSON nlepzirtxnchillj K l O 1954-llimilxiiilcc EDEIISII Loan library Gil-ls' league Thirty-six 2 X 1' f El w 7 '45, fn' 5' Wir 1, 4 I f , W f 2 ? 2 I 1 M A, ? 41 X I7 ' 13, I A r f ix' ! 5 ff ' V 4 . , , - g tm Q ,.., .fifif gi f l an i I 9 4 4 5 f f 4 Q I Y K f' , W g, ' f ' f f Q 491, 1 4' -Ohm.:-fe f f If if 4 7, 1 If 7 f f Q , 1 f f , W , 11 l '4 I Sf Q53 M... ' AY, EFFIE S, KLISE KRT CHEYNE his A ' RUSSIEIJ. RUVQCI-II'lR MAH!-'L SQVIRIS . we J- :I ' fi: ' IT. ll. CANI IIil,D 'fy RONALD WI LLS ROGER CHAPMAN ROSE DRIFTMIER TED HOSIXI-ll ALMA PECAR GEORGE lIlI.DRE'l'l'I NELLIIZ HARROLD WALTER LINDQUIST SYLVIA MLRRA3 ZAEPFEL MRS. KLISE Social studies thead of departmentj Honor society MR. CHEYNE Social studies Basketball coach MR. CHAPMAN Social studies Debate MISS DRIFTMIER Social studies I942M assistant adviser MR. LINDQUIST Social studies Baseball Assistant football coach MISS MURRAY Social studies 1943 adviser MR. ZAEPFEL ' ocial studies S Football MISS STRUMPF Library gn HH PX COL! INS IERCY SPARKS JOHN :moms OLGA STR VMPF JEAN uns rfusn wusrmtao xwmowu Mixuzn ANNA, STRASE iw!-Wflcazztst' MR, BOUCHER MR. INIQNS Commercial Chead of Industrial arts Of'fl2Ea1'tmeDtl MR. MILLER Mechanical drawing MR' BOSVTELL Projection crew Commercial Photography club MISS COLLINS Commercial Lolomi business staff MRS. HAYES Commercial 1942 adviser MR. WESTBERG Commercial Salesmanship N. Y. A. director MR. CANEIELD Agriculture Tennis F. F. A. MR. WILLS Auto mechanics Trade extension MR. HILDRETH Industrial arts MISS SQUIRE Latin thead of department? Dean of girls Girls' league MISS PECAR French Spanish English Assembly committee MR. SPARKS French Spanish MISS STRASE Latin English Lolomi MISS HARROLD Not in picture: MR. BRANNAN MR. HOWATT MR. MULLEN MISS SANDER MR. VIVIAN Thirty-seven CLASS OF 1942 tContinued from page 16l with its patriotic theme given last year, advertising party and skip day picnic this year. Alford Vllright with his masterly work in Emperor lonesn and Pure as the Driven Snowu led the assault upon dramatic strongholds. Shirley Haynes was an able lieutenant in both of these productions. Others participating in this assault by taking part in the class play, The Ghost Flies Southf were LOUISE Sinclair, Bette Reese, Shirley Haynes, Betty lllorlock and Alarian Nichols. This class has been captained by some very able officers: in the 10 low se- mester by Tut Campbell, in the 10 high semester by Pat 1Wc-Namara. These were succeeded by Gene Treneer and George Poole in the Junior year. Alford Vtlright has been chief of staff this past year. On page -18 appear the pictures and names of those who rated high in all divisions and were especially outstanding in the intelligence division. The 1942 commencement will remove from the ranks of Y. H. S. an un- usually able group of her stalwart defenders. Bob Ernst graduating with a straight A record will be valedictorian and Lloyd Garretson, second in rank, will be salutatorian. CLASS OF 1943 Giving the melodrama A' Pure as the Driven Snow was a successful maneuver on the part of the class of 19-15 in its assault upon the fort, t'Gloomy Despair. All who witnessed the performance were highly amused. There was one casu- alty. Don Miller, leader of the assault, fell before the attack of King lllumps. then holding sway. Alford YVright, 1942, was called upon as a replacement officer. Garrett Labberton led another successful engagement when he captained the class in its entertainment of the class of 1942 at the iunior-senior reception at the Fairmont. The chief of staff for the class has been llliss lV1urray. Her aides the first semester were lV1arvin lordan, Carol Anne Gilbert, 1V1ari1yn Dills and Tony Adelineg the second semester, Bob Benz, Garrett Labberton, Alildred Brown CLASS OF 19435 After a year in the army of Y. H. S. members of this class can now march along with the rest at quick or double quick. Their tactics have been taught them by Aliss Mathieson and her lieutenantsp Bob Dwinell, Frances Culver, Ruth Vredenburg and Marion Tregoning the first semester: loe 1N1cQuesten, Irene Young, Lois Collicott and leraldine Thomas the second semester. Recreation has had its part too in the development of these recruits. Each semester a party has been sponsored by this class and been a notable success. CLASS OF 1944 Among the newest recruits in Y. H. S. are the members of the class of 19-14. But they have been quickly drilled into A1 soldiers by their commanders in chief, Miss Thompson and Miss Shuman. They defended tradition by giving the usual class parties and participating in the football parade, then launched a maior and lack Mayo. offensive by purchasing a S25 defense bond and starting a Pictorial Historv of , ., . the Class of 44. Sallie lvy and Kenneth Ball have seen active service all year on the as- sembly committee. The able generals and lieutenants of the class have been Alta Carpenter, Patty Schock, Bob Lee, Iune XVhitnall, Bob Xvhite, Carolyn Gannon, Alarie Griffin and Virginia YVebb. Thirty-eight L ORGANIZATIGNS I 4 My-P1 vmxm anim' 321: 1 M,-7 . ' 3 , 429 . wg if .T 5 1. 'lmfmfi A 13. WX-Mr if SERVICE GROUPS '- , , ,1 ,, , 'H1'vzw- J.'?Fi':E'9f'f E W , 2, g, 5. gwf '--'Nz'f,-1- iikaw, 2111- , g 5,1 :',G'?15 ,HEL m iff-.J 'Q-, -wa E. 12 Q : ,FH ,3 f 'EH-Q'g, 359. V wh u ,. 1-, ,- X ' Un sy b 4, EE T. V R-, ,' 3, 2. W 94, Q,- x. , . ay ,A 'I , 5 ,v. 1-, ,,.f1,sAAl1z- ,PM he ,a,, -N: 'Ly 1: f , ,y .,,,i,, ,, ., 5. s ' Y , . X .1 1 , . ' lf ,,, , A . mf' 33, A . 'Q '.,'i!r' PM 15.5, 5 4:4 H-if 35? fr, A ,a. R: Af- W, . 'F .FLT 'ii , v A-fl r, ' I f 1 fy :ff N -. .sy ' r r 5 ,. 1, 5 Y E .TU w,.,. ,, ,.,. ,,. L' ' X SOON THE BELL WILL RING! Rollin lights the torch in chem. New life for old motors-very class. necessary in a defense program. F orty-one lv l V2.1 . .iq X . 71, Ill 4 - .1 F 1 i. , J I , fl f, ' ,' Y JJ ,N fa, 4' V IJ, fl' . .J .1 .4 fl ,lg ' X ' 1 ' 1 3 W , JJ! , 1 ,., , D ,Ill . ll!- f fl i l - if' Vx' Q .lil WJ ,J f WW V' l ,lf .J , ' A. S. B. . - sedan .N Cxriillilu' 'dent' .I Cxovh . treavlfeh 3 I ' XQLXY1 . 'Xml ' XYVHX -2 we B- 0 A. 5' mf 1 x . QC Weil A lctxgnxx EYGSK- I t- DXCV iLh6vxxS'3' Nvbea l ect' pvesieigklxbbsi 3 . NY aguev, ' . U A . -' ' . ff A, Gem WST Feveeli- SHAW sa lseaked. qtanemg. eu Yrefmc The commander-in-chief of the A. S. B. is Dir. Xvhitney. Under his di- rection funds of the A. S. B. were alloted to various activities carrying on Cam- paigns. The council also made awards to the leaders of these campaigns and to the soldiers in their ranks. Nomination and election of officers to 611 the ranks of those who are being mustered out were among the other duties of tl ' division. Forty-ts' IIS N O KNIG'-I-ITS CDF THE CUTLASS These knights defend the property of people attending school functions and guard the entrances to the auditorium against invaders without proper permits to enter. Members as they appear in the picture below are: front row, V. Nell tlieu- tenantl, D. Iones, B. Yeats, l. Tailleur, D. Powell, S. Lind, P. Iohnson, B. Till- man, second row, A. Lee, T. Meade tcaptainj, Mayo, R. Broom, K. Cayo, B. Cherrington, W. Kinnaman, B. Arnold, Mr. Mullen, third row, K. Bailey, B. Rhodes, E. Hayslip, D. Miller Csecretaryj, R. Iohnson, C. Monnett, R. Nuzum, D. Cherrington, D. Glaetzner. USI-IERS The ushers defend the right of every one who has a permit to a seat at a school performance to occupy that seat and hold it against all invaders. Front row, L. Lisle, Nl. Guse, N. Greisinger, D. Boyer, E. Banko, M. Brown, P. Elliott, E. Leonard, Petrie, N. Cleman, 0. Gwen, second row, R. Vreden- burg, L. Wilson, F. Holter, L. Stewart, M. Long, A. Robinson, Z. Keith, A. Roberts, M. Metcalf, L. Patterson, third row, M. Kooistra, V. Feltman, L. Becker, M. Rouleau, M. Oliver, B. Kellum, L. Grabill, 0. Swoffordg not in picture, M. Bunn, Fletcher, Armstrong, R. Armstrong, Griesinger, C. Gilbert, R. Armacost, L. Brathovd, K. Knirk, F. Barrett, L. Brathovd. Forty three GIRLS' LEAGUE ,Z-N ....--P BOYS' LEAGU GIRLS' LEAGUE Every girl in .school is enlisted in the ranks of the Girls, league. Under the generalship of lVl1ss Squire, Miss Ledbetter, Nliss Harrold and Miss Shuman campaigns have been carried on along many fronts. With a mixer each semester the social committee led an active campaign to get all the new girls acquainted with the school and upperclassmen. To ac- quaint the girls with students from other schools a play day was sponsored. To this were invited girls from neighboring schools. A May fete and Mothers' tea are being planned as the Lolomi goes to press. A drill manual, ConHdentially, was published as an aid to proper con- duct for the new recruits in the ranks. To defend some of the less fortunate families of the community against an unhappy Christmas this league with the forces of the Boys' league as auxiliaries brought Yuletide cheer to a number of homes. Nancy Coffin was the lieutenant in charge. . The combined troops of the Girls' and Boys' leagues made a big pushover in the presentation of Emperor lonesu, together they planned and executed the details for two vocational days. Officers of the league as they appear in the picture on page 44 are Mary Huntley, vice president, Norma Swank, treasurer, Rita King, president, loyce Stephens, secretary. Members of the cabinet seated, E. Matzdorff, M. Rouleau, E. Knobel, H. Livesey, D. Wagner, N. Coffin, E. McQuesten, V. Clark, S. Melby, standing, Miss Ledbetter, E. Shannon, P. Henderson, Miss Squire, L. Lisle, D. Sproull, Miss Shuman, D. Winkenxx'erder, Miss Harrold. BOYS' LEAGUE The first major offensive of the Boys' league this year was the presentation of the Broadway play 'lEmperor lonesf' The production was given under the generalship of Mr. Vivian assisted by his lieutenant, Dick Houghton. Active support was given by members of the Girls' league in this effort. This league led a defensive maneuver when it put on again a Halloween program with the purpose of keeping boys and girls off the streets and preventing the destruction of property- on Halloween. An active campaign in the interest of sports was carried on by the athletic committee. This consisted of group meetings addressed by enthusiasts of various sports and a boys' assembly addressed by the coaches of the various teams. The father-son banquet attended by about three hundred and fifty fathers and sons represented a major triumph. Members of the first semester cabinet as they appear in the picture on page 44 are Lyle Stotts, athletic committee, Mr. Oliver, adviser, lohn Fairbrook, courtesy, lerry Beers, vice president, Kirby Ross, service, Mr. Chapman, ad- viser, Kenneth Fellows, secretary, Billy Crockatt, vocational. Other officers were Vaile Bryant, treasurer, Dick Houghton, program. Second semester cabinet members were Pat McNamara, president, lack Hoggatt, vice president, Bob Tenney, treasurer, lohn Pigion, secretary, lack Van Eaton, service committee, Lyle Stotts, athletics, Frank Stubbs, vocational, Keith Hettinger, publicity, Alan Ewing, service. Boys who appear in the small picture are Bob Tenney, lerry Beers, Pat McNamara, lohn Pigion. Forty ine urn Forty-si, 1 7g , TRI-Y HI-Y TRI-Y This year the Tri-Y girls were honored by having their annual mid-winter conference held in Yakima. Girls from all over the state were the guests of these club members. Family Relations, the theme ofthe conference, was dis- cussed in various group meetings and general assemblies. On the fourth Thursday of every month the Tri-Y members had a short meeting in the High School at 5 o'clock. At the Y. W.-C. A. on the second Tues- day of each month they met for a potluck and a short business meeting. At these dinner meetings guest speakers told of their adventures or discussed dif- ferent subjects of interest to the girls. The annual Penny Carnival, graduation dances and the 'tCord and Cotton dance have kept the officers and members busy. Members are tpage -itil: front row, K. McLaughlin, M. Hole, L. Becker, H. Van Norman, M. Laney, H. McNeil, V. Rush, B. Kellam, L. Newell, l. Eoiif, B. Henricks, second row, S. Ivy, C. Hopkins, L. Brathovd, F. Barrett, P. Acker- mann, M. Young, Griesinger, L. Lisle, M. Brown, M. Guse, D. Boyer, C. Gannon, third row, M. Armitage, P. Lewis, B. Hughes, L. Hodges. Stephens, P. Pyle, F. Hollon, R. Armacost, B. McNamara, K. Waggener, B. Harders, H. Hartz, M. Van Amburgg fourth row, M. Metcalf, D. Sommers, P. Beardsley, M. Conrad, McCormick, E. McQuesten, R. Gray, T. Toda, P. Bunch, S. WVeaver, L. Freeth, S. Gholson, L. Huff: fifth row, V. Feltman, F. Holter, D. Harrington, H. Livesey, Bradley, D. Harris, A. Driver, Driver, B. Huff, V. Webb, Hogan. HI-Y The pledge of Hi-Y members is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Every week the boys meet for dinner and discussion. Throughout the year addresses are given by outside speakers. On the social side have been a dance, a faculty dinner, a Mothers' night and a girls' night. A picnic is being planned for the last part of May. Members are Cpage 46j: front row, D. Kerslake, Cahoon, D. Linde, R. Iones, T. Hackett, B. Auda, Kerslakeg second row, C. Burnham, K. Brady, F. Stubbs, D. Houghton, Loudon, B. White, Morrell, I. Tailleurp third row, L. Stotts, D. lones, B. Benz, Van Eaton, D. McGuinness, D. Clark, B. Tenney, B. Ernst, fourth row, R. Dudley, R. Haynes, B. Zimmerman, T. Ballard, D. Strausz, B. Rankin, Kile, V. Bryant, B. Dwinell. Forty Sex e 1 'Q' iw HONOR SOCIETY CLASS OF 1942 X . Kr A HAR IFAN ANDREWS PATRIUIX HAYLH 1 wr Q-1 ,vu-A Q 3 f:9f14 YT29:Q V ' -'wif'-22? fa, ,. , i fur Qi- YAYCX COFFIN ' 'Q at-9:1 J' ,. 'sf'-7 -wx L5 aw -z If, .W aw M. ,Ami ,- fs ll,-lRXhX ll1'UFi'FR'l RULLIN UL DLF1 W ' We wo. A mr , 'QQ 9? 1-S G ff 1 . . .. , . aw 4g Y W fn. 1 gf f- -1: , '- 5 f i ff k ,.r w,...,1f -- - fwkl-Twx xL1JRFx Cr RH KRDT lUXLl rluurm IR lLORlX1RKI'H1lIN NUIKI PX HU NPN A wh 'er qs- ,9--u HUB IQRNST ww, W' ..-.1 XIXRX HLNITFX ff' . 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IRIS x xx X xx NHRWLXN nu-u:l,lu u xumla alulaux mfu,.R H mm, nR,,:,,.,- Forty-eight IOIIN E-1!RHRU0l ll-xx: IH XII 1 mx umnsu Ill' 1 X W,-11, LIEN IEANH Pl-1TTI'l l CLASS OF 19425 Front row, Ioyce Ko , Pa Bearclsley, Verna Iean Clark, Rita Kingg second royv, lane Cutler, Frances Hayenga, Shirley Melbyg third ro Joe Carter, DeWitt Harrington, Harvey Wisemang not in picture, Celeste Aller CLASS OF 1943 Front row, Fuki T ano, Virginia Young, Marilyn Canfield, Phyllis Ann Aclcermanng second row, Tack Mayo, Hyla Tillman, etty Hansen, Paul Ushijimag third row, David Strausz, Garret Labbertong not in picture, Margaret Snortlancl it A Forty-nine Fifi: y Loan Library C . Eghn V W urll P Neutt VN Pederson not m picture Miss xRhltI16Y aduser Costume Committee S. Niellwv, R King V. 1.'C1a'r1Q, S tone Q- Vocational Committee Free Text C ommission Bliss Reed, A. Gel- h Z1 I' dt, I . V a Horn, A. Lee FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CF.F.A.D For real defense work no organization in school can surpass the F. F. A. An army and civilian population must be fed. Through livestoclc judging and raising, potato and friut grad- ing, and all kinds of agricultural projects these boys are receiving very practical training now and one that will pay largely in the future. The purposes of this organization are to develop competent, aggressive rural and agri- cultural leadership, to strengthen the confidence of the farm boy in himself and his work, to create interest in the intelligent choice ot a farming occupation, to encourage thrift among students of vocational agriculture and to foster a love of country life and agriculture. Iohn Sheeley, who from his carrot patch, realized enough to finance his first year in college was a member of the F. F. A. Officers for the hrst semester were Sheeley, L. Conrad, A. Shocldey, L. Whittenberg, and R. Bailey, for the second semester, B. Burgett, F. Gaslsin, L. Pulliam, R. Mondor, M. Pulliam. Members are: front row, E. Abhold, C. Funlchouser, R. Mondor, E. Wetzel, L. Pulliam, F. Gaskin, R. Bailey, R. Klewenoj second row, M. Pulliam, A. Nichols, S. Mitzel, L. Cum- mings, E. Ley, B. Kearby, A. Karp, third row, Iaclcson, D. Iohnson, B. Burgett, R. Coupal, G. LeMaster, K. Olson, R. Smith, fourth row, B. Trueblood, M. Crawford, D. Hedges, D. Riley, V. Elton, R. Foy, T. Taylor, B. Mondor, Mr. Canfield, not in picture, D. Graham, B. Lemon, E. Little, A. Shoclcley, W. lVittenberg. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB By donating money raised through potluck suppers, Cookie Shines and matinee dances the girls of this club have helped along the war effort of the Red Cross and other organizations. Blankets and clothing were donated to the Red Cross and for the same organization a number of quilts were made. First semester 'officers were B. Fairchild, N. Thomas, D. Middlekauff, M. Long, for the second semester, E. L. McQuesten, N. Thomas, D. Winlcenwerder, D. Hewes. Miss Ziclcler has been the adviser. Members are: front row, D. Middlelcauff, K. Norton, D. Winlrenxverder, D.. Hewes, D. Sholtyj second row, G. Shelton, A. Coe, B. Fairchild, A. Gerhardt, E. Staritg third row, W. Pederson, E. McQuesten, F.. Worthen, N. Thomas, fourth row, F. Hayenga. H. Lange, P. Goodwin. Fifty one PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Officers-Dorothy Reed, Patty Pyle. Shirley YVeaver. lack Sousley. CVVrite-up on page S61 Fifty-two Y ,X ,,-4 5??3f?TEM EJAISEIFMS Email, Iegnie ?helton, Marjorie Rhodes, ormw wx 'mn QW1-ite-up on page 64J 6 f ,, VOCATIONAL CGMMITTEE To defend young people from unwise choices of occupations, the vocational committe planned a career day the first semester and a vocational day the second. The plans were successfully executed by the committee pictured bn page 50. Standing are P. Henderson, K. Fellows, V. Clarlx, R. King, seated, I. Fairbroolc, Miss Squire, Mr. Oliverg not in picture, K. Crocker, B. Fairchildf L. Strew, E. Matzdorff, S. Haynes, R. Dudley, G. Labberton, B. Tenney. D. Schactler, T. Ballard. A 1 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE With Miss Pecar as captain the assembly committee protects the student body from bore- dom by planning and presenting many excellent assemblies. Members of the committee usually preside at school assemblies. Members of the committee are: seated, Fairbroolx, Mayo, L. Robertson, R. Mosebar, K. Bally standing, S. Ivy, N. Nutley, R. Vredenburg, P. Beardsley, Miss Pecarg not in picture, LIBRARY A well-regulated as well as well-equipped library is a necessity of every high school. The duty of the girls in the lower picture is to check in and out books, checli library attendance and supervise the care of magazines. T. Ballard. The library club is made up of students in library practice. Ofhcers for the first semester were D. Miner, F. Holter, and E. Craveng for the second semester, F. Holter. M. Linn and I. Lienlxaemper. Miss Strumpf is the adviser. Front row, I. Lienkaemper, A. Robinson, Kelly, P. Krum, S. Durham, B. Biener, D. Rhon, B. Glenn, second row, Shelton, A. Tessier, Naud, L. Wilson, M. Buchanan, K. Buchanan, M. Miller, F. Anderson, E. Briske, M. Newenhof, L. Iohnson, third row, Klug, E. Worthen, M. Gray, R. Naud, V. Wurll, V. Feltrnan, M. Coffin, A. Schultz, L. White, B. Bennett, B. Thomsen, H. Beason, L. Boche, I. Bradley, M. Carbone. Fifty-three STAGE CREW Preparedness is the motto of the stage crew. Yvhen the zero hour for any production comes. this battalion is always ready. Standing are R. King, R. Iohnson. XV. Sharp, D. Frost, O. Fund, B. Diondor. Dir. Vivian, S. Nlelbyg seated are V. Zarley, D. Harrington, V. Clarkg not in picture, S. Coffin, N. Druse, XV. Hansen, Tim Loudon. PRCI ECTION CREW To protect against depression when spirits are low these boys come into actionlwith a good movie. They are A. Ewing, R. Nowlin, C. Sauve, D. Strausz, B. Rankin, Rldgway, Mr. Nliller. Standing in the rear is Pigion. Not in the picture are R. Mosebar, H. Xveeber and BCOK EXCHANGE There isn't a chance of escape when the batteries of the Book Exchange are trained upon you. Here they are: H. Gray, I. Xvagner. L. Ladeen. A. Robinson. In the rear is N1cQuesten, Mr. Trueblood is the commanding officer. Bill Teeter. Fifty-four ATHLETICS SPGRTS yu 1 i K 5l1'.7E7lff 5 ,, 3 .9 -63,12 , 5: 1' ' rx ' , '-H2122 4, -J, 4, , ax V 4 ,inf f , gf I v. QU Q Q15 i I, 5 1 ft' E. n, f, 'iff' n, Q! , ei 1 FF ' af' fa kg, 1 .IV 1 X , iz l- E Tk f ,J li , E . ix 'H i-173' .Q Q - if , I. M 'Q 21, ' -V ., '11, -.,- W5 , 'f 1 ,,,,, , 1 V k , ,. 1 L V v. fl ,far U , ,ff y 1 m , w ' r ' 1 I f, w f v I' N K ' .Ki s 1 ' 11 ' , Y v x W i,' M Q 1 4 1 ' 1 r l 3 If ' :J if A J. ' '?'W-.kf Q54 ,WifiLg5t5?i'MY4ffE1Ji,s'L if nh I WILL IT OR WON'T IT? Lyle Stotts receives from Mr. Miller the cup Gene Treneer thanks Lyle awarded by the Active club to the most in- for the little brown jug, spirational player on the team. emblem of another victory over Wa-HI. Fifty-seven xx, f . EVE FOOTBALL Yakima 19-12 Enumclaw ln their season opener after only four days of practice, YakiJna's Pirates rolled over the Enumclaw Tigers 19-12. Yak-Hi's attack was featured by the brilliant blocking of Stotts and thrilling runs by Brady and Campbell. Yakima 6-0 Bellingham Yakima beat Bellingham 6-O for a second straight win. The score does not tell the whole story as the Pirates rolled up twenty-one first downs and 300 yards to one Hrst down and thirteen yards net for the Bells. Yakima 0-25 Wenatchee YVenatchee's Panthers turned on the heat and soundly trounced the Pirates at Wenatchee 25-0. The Yakima attack was weakened by injuries to Stotts and Campbell. Yakima 0-28 Everett Everett's state champion Seagulls downed an undermanned but fighting Yak-Hi team 28-0 in a Lions' Club sponsored game at Yakimav-. , r . Mr. Zaepfel, Tut Campbell, Curt Burnham, Bill Rushmore, King Bradv, Lyle Stotts, Dwayne Tegan, Ioe McDonald, Leroy Carlton, Logan Cavanaugh, Don Schlagel, Don Lindsey, Mr. Lindquist: managers, Tadao rliakano, H651-V Hoeger, Glenn Dines. ' Fifty-eight FOOTBALL Yakima O-15 Stadium Stadium Hi, playing at home, defeated Yakima 15-0. Stadium took every break while the Pirates missed several scoring opportunities. Yakima 0-15 Lincoln Yakima bowed to Lincoln at home, 15-0, for the first time since Mr. Zaepfel took over in 1955. The Pirate attack was again weakened by injuries to key men. Yakima 6-19 Gonzaga A battling. bunch of boys from Pirateville bowed to Gonzaga High, but showed its spirit by scoring a touchdown after the Gonzagans had scored first. Brady for Yakima played his usual standout game on offense and defense. The Yaks fumbled several scoring chances. Yakima 19-7 Walla Walla The Pirates closed their season in a blaze of glory, smothering the Blue Devils from Walla Walla 19-7 in the finals. Campbell, Stotts, Brady and Tegan played brilliantly for the Yaks. The Pirates started with only six lettermen from 1940, and to Coach Zaepfel goes credit for getting what he did with a green team. Starting strong the team was hampered in mid-season by injuries to Stotts, Campbell, Bailey and others 5 it recovered to make a strong finish by showing well against husky Gonzaga and beating the Walla Walla Indigo lmps. L Front row, T. Hackett, G. Pleasant, McDonald, F. Stubbs, W. Snyder, C. Burnham, B. Magnusson, R. Larson, Cahoon, D. Schlagelg second row, D. Linde, D. Sinsel, G. Bales, B. Tenney, K. Brady, L. Stotts, R. Smyth, T. Campbell, D. Lindsey 5 third row, L. Carlton, E. Rude, H. Hammond, E. Clynch, L. Gavanaugh, Hogarth, B. Lamson, B. Moore, W. Kreutzman, B. Rushmore. Fifty ni e BASKETBALL Yakima's Pirates, lacking effective height, came up with a fighting ball club that compiled a record of sixteen games won to eight lost, and an aggregate of 756 points against their opponents 658. They copped first in the Northern Class A League, and third, behind Stadiuln and Everett in the Cross-State League during the regular schedule, with a com- bined loss of only six games. ln the Yakima valley tournament, Yakima qualified for the state meet by winning close games from Toppenish, Selah and Ellensburg. They were elimi- nated in two games in Seattle, losing to Hoquiam fthe state champsj -ll-19, and to Clarkston 52-27. lVlr. Brannan, Dick Wlong, Dick Burns, Vaile Bryant, Keith Spanton, Bill Elliott, XV alter Hinckley, Bob Tenney, Vern XVieland, Fritz Rapp, Nlr. Cheyne. I ,MVVZX Sixty , Opponents Wenatchee ...,.. Wapato ,,,,,,,,,,,,A ee,.ee.,.. Toppenish, Walla Walla e,.,, ,,7.,,,..7 Sunnyside ,Y,, Ellensburg .,,l,e... ...V..,,,. Wapato le..e,... ,7.7,,, Lincoln ,.eee.,,, ,7,7,,,,, Everett eeeete,.. ,,,7,,,l,, Everett lel.ee... ,,.,,,..l, C1e Elum ...,, Selah eeele..,,......,V.77,,,,,,,,.,..,,.... 25 VALLEY TOURNAMENT 15 25 55 22 49 27 18 55 58 57 29 48 Yakima 45 t8884,88A.,t 27... 18 tt2,2222222t 26 27 ...t.,e8,... 29 55 17 56 58 19 27 Toppenishn ,,,,,,,,7,, ,,,,.. . ., .,,, 16..i .l.17 19 Selah .7,,7,e,,,.Y, ,,..,.. , , ,,,,,7,, 54 VVV,VV,VVVVV 55 27 Ellensburg .... ,t,, 7,...,w..7,,,,,,,..,, 5 0 22222222..22 5 8 Managers: Bill Stone, Roger Allen, Ray Colby Opponents .,,s.,o,sLincoln 58 7,,,,Y,,,,, ,ooososos E llensburg 27 ,,,,7,r,,,, ,,,,r,os, S tadium ,, .,,,,,o Stadium ,,,r,,r,,,,C1e Elum ,,,,,,o,,, ...,....Selah Walla Walla ,A,,,, Toppenish ,,,,,,,,,,l.USelah ,,,,.,,Ellensburg H.QVWm,H,,,,,7,,,.,,mClarkston STATE TOURNAMENT Hoquiam Clarkston Sixty o e SKIING Completing the most successful year of skiing, the Pirate schuss-boomers won the State high school ski championship in the two days' racing at Mt. Baker this year. The first day's races in the downhill and slalom saw the Pirates sweep the field and take both trophies. The following Clay, the Yakima team lost the cross-country race by a narrow margin. The first day's lead in points was enough to carry the Pirate skiers to their first state championship. By winning the state championship the Pirate team earned the right to represent the State of Xvashington in the All-Yvestern meet at Sun Valley. Here seven states sent their best to compete with skiers from Oregon, Vtlashington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming and Minne- sota. The Pirate team placed fourth in a total of nineteen teams. lxlembers ofthe squad in the picture below are Nesvig, B. Lewis, P. lVlcNamara, Mr. Graham, D. XVilliams. Other members are O. Norgard, D. Strausz, B. Rankin, D. Bice, D. TRACK The most outstanding achievements of this year's squad, composed mainly of first year men, have beeng establishing by Ted Hackett at Toppenish invitational of a new low hurdle record, defending the Ellensburg relay championship for the third successive year, breaking by Bert Edenholm of the 24 year old mile record, the oldest on the Y. H. S. honor roll. Bert's time was 4:55.5. Front row, H. Amende, B. Hollinsworth, E. Clynch, R. Mazna, F. Bernard, S. Van Vleck, H. Robinsong second row, Mr. Foster, F. Gaskin, L. Rambo, H. Hoeger, D. Stuart, K. Stewart, L. Breitgham, D. Sinsel, Mr. Nfulleng third row, T. lWcKenzie, A. Lawson, B. Stone, B. Elkins. F. Hirahara, T. Hackett, O. Larkin, fourth row, D. Lindsey, K. Van Horn, R. Buhrmaster, B. Carlton, L. Patterson, T. Day, D. Smith, T. Takano. Kerslake. D. lWcGuiness. Sixty two TENNIS . To date tlV1ay 155 the tennis team has won seven matches, lost none and tied two. This is an encouraging start in spite of the loss of several girls and all of the boys from last yearts squad. In the 1941 Valley tournament the Pirate team placed second to Selah. The netsters are looking forward optimistically to the meet to be held May 22-25. Front row, B. Nauss, P. Ushijima, L. Bemes, B. Kocher, 1. Tailleur, B. Hall, second row, I. Douglas, T. Ballard, W. Kinnamang third row, F. Barrett, -M. Andrews, E. McQuesten, M. Canfield, 1. Lung, D. Pittellco, N. Tippleg fourth row, M. Oliver, K. Bailey, M. Van Amhurg, Zimmerman, M. Boyd, C. Monnett, G. Tennant, Nlr. Canfield, not in picture, Keith Het- BASEBALL The Pirate baseball team this season was handicapped somewhat for the lack of a practice field. In spite of that the Bucs won the Northern Class A Valley league without the loss of a single game. ln the Walla Walla series the Pirates won two games and lost three. The record for the season is three de- feats and twelve victories. tinger, player and manager. The Valley championship will he decided at the tourney in Wapato, May 25. Front row, K. Spanton, T. Iensen, K. Brady, F. Stuhhs, L. Stotts, K. Kreutzmanng second row, G. Olson, R. White, Kile, V. Bryant, C. Burnham, K. Olson, F. VVoods, C. Fremlingp third row, G. Dines, manager, C. Funlihouser, V. Wieland, Ball, Parmelee, Carey, S. Hunzilier, B. Hine, manager, fourth row, D. Hunter, Carter, B. Nagle, G. Pleasant, Pierce. Mr. Lindquist. Sixtv thi ec. PIRATE LASSIES On page 52 is the picture of the girls who by acquiring the requisite number of points by participation in girls' athletics have been initiated as Pirate Lassies. During the year these girls have played basketball, badminton, volleyball, giant volleyball and quoit tennis. f Gther activities of the Pirate Lassies have been decorating football goal posts, a potluck dinner, compiling a new point system, a matinee dance and a formal dance. This last dance was to honor the May queen, Emmy Lou McQuesten. The May fete was a very beautiful affair presided over by Emmy Lou and her attendants, Dorothy Winkenwerder and Mary Darling, and directed by the Pirate Lassie adviser, Miss Harrold. The girls in the picture at the top of the page have all been very active this year in girls' sports. CPage 52j Front row, M. Guse, N. Cleman, F. Anderson, O. Swofford, F. Holter, D. Reed, P. Bunch, G. Shelton, second row, F. Barrett, lVlcCormicli, L. Howard, P. Elliott, V. Feltman, D. Harrington, Qualls, D. Pittellco, D. Allen, third row, P. Lewis, M. Shrader, Wagner, D. Harris, P. Cameron, V. Fuqua, M. Canfield, M. Conrad, F. Hollon, fourth row, V. Grimm, E. Stone, L. Burgess, H. McNeil, B. Rhode, N. Swank, L. Caswell, L. Huff, Bliss Harrold. Sixty four ACTIVITIES 'Lifsw-I. Mag I ,IU l WM Ya gg? SCI-IOCJI. LIFE Ir, Z:-ivy, ' I 1 i COME AND GET IT! Q Protection for the outer man or woman. Protection needed by every man. Sixty-seven LOLOMI Sw... Q fo EDITORS Top picture: Roh Ernst, editor and Helen Livesey, associate editor. decide on proper Io- cation for cut just returned from Western Engraving Companyg Earl Hayslip, assistant editor, trims a picture uhile Harvey Deweyert puts the finishing touches on the factory to be used on a section page. BUSINESS MANAGERS AND STAFF Second picture: Dick Houghton makes a record of financial transaction between AIary Huntley and AIiriam Laneyg interested onlookers are Roy Iohnson. Irvin Tailleur and Iune Carlton. Third picture: seated, D. Reederg front row, AI. Guse, A. Banlio. AI. Huntley. I. Carlton lmanagerl. G. Thomas, AI. Laney tmanagerl. I. Stephens. P. Bayle: second FOXV, I. Tailleur, T. Ballard, L. Schott, K. Bailey, B. Alelton, D. Rosserg third row, D. Houghton tmanagerI. I. Slayo, R. Iohnson, I. Sousley, D. Schlagel. Sixty-eight WIGWAM 1 In the top picture Rosemary Kaylor Cassistant editorj, Darlene Wagner fmanaging editorl, Vl1'g1HlEl Young fasslstant eclltorj, lane Cutler Ceditorj and Garrett Laluberton fasslstant edltorj Conter regardmg one of the bl-weekly eclltlons of the Wigwam. EDITORIAL STAFF Front row, M. Guse, B. Hughes, P. Lefforge, M. Vincent, V. Young, Cutler, N. Thomas. E. Leonard, A. Norton, M. Moateg second row, T. Adeline, S. Durham, R. Kaylor, Boyd, I. Stephens, L. Melosh, D. Harris, P. Ackerman, C. Nlacliarness, D. Vllagner, Harrxsg thlrd row, A. Lee, O. Yvillert, D. Miller, E. Hayslip, G. Laluberton, D. Strausz, B. Hall, V. Nell, B. BUSINESS STAFF Front row, N. Northey, P. Lefforge, B. Blener, M. Tregonlng, H. Van Norman, G. Miller, D. Baldwin, C. Badgett, D. Austin, second row, D. Sommers, Helliesen, D. Paulsen, B. Arnold, D. Powell, C. Aller, S. Gholson, M. Armitage. Hager. Sixty-nine Lf ly L!! IJ ' Lip 'IF r' 1 if i f I-' .1 , I ft' 'I I ,L L! X ,R it yu far f rj! VI I I LITERARY Students whose pictures appear on page 71 have protected the honor of their AIma IVIater in forensic lines, those in the third picture even Ieading an offensive against all-state competition at the University of Wtashington. ROBERTS' MEMORIAL CONTEST In this contest, regularly a part of the National Education YVeek program, Helen Livesey speaking on the subiect VVhy I Yvill Not Smoke took third place: Ioyce Stephens using the theme How Alcohol Ettects the Community received the second award, and first honors went to Iack Hoggatt whose topic was Are You Aware? Contestants as they appear in the picture are Helen Livesey, Adeline Tessier, DeXVitt Harrington, Iack Hoggatt, Naydene Northey, Ioyce Stephens. DEBATE Standing, Celeste Aller, Beaman Brockway, Forrest Grubb, Eleanor Leonard, Iack Hoggatt, seated, Alan Ewing, Betty Yvilks, Douglas Iones. In the district debates with VVapato, Granger, Selah, Grandview, Bickleton, Zillah, Sunnyside and Prosser this team won five divisions and lost three, giving it third place in the district tournament. In the state contest at Pullman Celeste Aller won the state championship for excellence in extemporaneous speaking. STATE CONTEST In the third picture Lorna Robertson, Celeste Aller, Eleanor Leonard and Alford Yvright are admiring the trophy that they brought to Y. I'I. S. for their excellence displayed in a speech contest at the U. of YV. Celeste and Eleanor won a rating of good in debate, Celeste a rating of excellent in extemporaneous speaking, Alford a rating of superior in extemporaneous speaking and Lorna a rating of superior in interpretative reading. LOLOMI EDITORIAL STAFF Front row, Shirley Wteaver, snaps, Helen Van Norman, classes: Carl Iulius. pedigrees, Darlene Sproull, organizations: Naomi Lawrie, organizations and typistg second row, Bernard Auda, pedigrees, Louise Sinclair, administration: Celeste Aller, debateg Elva YVorthen, pedigrees, lN'Iarilyn Dills, assistant editor: Anna Mae Iohnson, pedigreesg third row, Rollin Dudley, calendar: Harvey Deweyert, organizations, Lloyd Garretson, organizationsg Clifton LaHue, pedi- grees, Ioe Iworrell, pedigreesg not in picture, Lorraine Foclit, Bruce Xvarninger, Ieanne lVIcCargar, Frank Stubbs, Lorna Robertson, Alford Wvriglit, Iessie Cwano. Se ven ty 1 Seventy-one MADRIGAL SIN GERS N F ' Q fi K . X 4, X 'XE RQ 32 . Nb ix S 'c t DANCE BAND BAND QTWO piCtures3 1Names on page 745 QFHOIR ORCHESTRA fTwo pictures-names on page 745 gb XF? 5 ty-f MADRIGALS Front row, I. Adams, B. Van Nortwick, L. Focht, Al. Hallgarth, B. Samuel, B. Van Nortwick, second row, D. Todd, I. Cvano, L. Becker, I. Stephens, A. Lee, not in picture, XV. Xvhitaker. DANCE BAND Front row, Al. Snortland, D. Irish, R. Koontz, YV. Kunecke, Dir. Olson, second row, S. Hilts, Al. Hole, D. Rowbotham, B. Durbin, O. Yvillert, Bl. Carna- han, third row, P. Koken, Yvarnick. BAND First picture, front row, Driver, A. Driver, C. Alonnett, O. VVillert, I. Alayo, E. Green, second row, N. Delle, I. D'lcCormick, C. Dlackarness, F. Smith, Al. Sundquist, R. Koontz, XV. Kunecke, E. Dempsey, third row, B. Storgaard, M. Conrad, M. Huff, Mr. Dlson, K. Hettinger, XV. Kinnaman, I. YVarnick, R. Davis, R. Darling, V. Thompson. Second picture, front row, P. Xvickham, XV. VVright, Adams, C. Aller, C. Green, second row, Hougey, l. Aleyer, B. Durbin, D. iWlcNair, F. Bladill, N. Dunbar, D. Hewes, D. Rowbotham, R. Haynes, D. Schactler, third row, K. Cayo, Trenerry, C. Lindsey, R. Brown, G. Drake, R. Dloon, B. Iames, D. Iones, R. Douglas, I. Tailleur, L. Xvillert, B. Ness, Al. Carnahan. CHOIR First picture, front row, B. Hughes, D. Hewes, L. Focht, I. Gano, L. Strew, N. Nutley, Al. Snortland, B. fYlcDonald, second row, Al. Freimuth, Bl. Stevens, I. Nichols, P. Rhodes, A. Iohnson, D. Nlartin, K. Haney, L. Becker, B. Van Nortwick, third row, Bliss Kuhwarth, A. Logozzo, K. Cayo, D. Todd, B. Samuel, A. Lee, I. Ball, L. Tobey, fourth row, I. Long, C. Ruddell, A. lVright, B. Douglas, D. Hedges, K. Gothberg, A. Gunselman. Second picture, front row, B. Iohnson, Nl. Grillin, P. Xvickham, D. Tormey, P. Harris, Al. Hallgarth, S. Salzman, P. Havlin, Bl. Huntley, second row, C. Cvroenig, D. Crawford, P. Beardsley, I. Stephens, I. Prentice, I. Andrews, D. Yates, Al. Canfield, Al. Foster, third row, P. Iohnson, T. Yeaman, O. Norgard, B. Edenholm, T. Iensen, YV. XVhitaker, Adams, fourth row, H. Shaw, I. Chas- tain, B. Benz, R. Titterington, B. Dwinell, D. Sandin, E. Stump, B. Hager. ORCHESTRA Third picture, front row, NV. Kinnaman, F. Talcano, DI. Evans, C. Gilbert, second row, Shelly, D. Lindsey, D. Newman, E. Ranton, E. Ranton, C. Green, C. Aller, third row, Koga, G. Gritlith, R. Perry, D. YValker, P. Harris, Dlr. Olson, Fujimoto, S. Durham, Al. Van Amburg, C. Lindsey. Fourth picture, front row, P. Ackerman, V. Fuqua, B. Blyth, second row, D. Crawford, XV. Herald, D. YVillert, XV. Xvright, Al. lfreimuth, R. Kaylor, third row, l. McKneely, XV. Kunecke, B. Sanford, Douglas, B Durbin, D. Row- botham, S. Hilts, P. Koken. e ty-iour TI-IE EMPERCDR I ONES . On October 17, 1941, Eugene O'Neil's play, a study of fear in the tropics in Clght scenes, five shots and several thousand taps on a tom-tom, was presented by the Boys' and Girls' leagues. Alford Wright excellently depicted the role of the ex-Pullman car porter who has made himself emperor of a West Indies island, showing the man's early confidence changing to fear, then to terror and semi-madness, with hallucinations from his past life appearing before him as he hears the ever louder beat of the drum while the natives in revolt draw nearer and nearer to kill him. Alford was given capable hacking by Keith Hettinger. Shirley Haynes in the role of witch doctor carried one entire scene. Mr. Vivian directed the production and Victor Zarley designed the sets. The drummer was Bob Phillips. 1-ww...,.,.,. .,,, ,, Seventy fix e HYGUNG APRIL Directed by Bliss Conner and presented by the class of 19-QM under the supervision of Bliss lvilkins and Bliss Driftmier, Young April was given on November 1-1, l9-ll. The story concerns Terry, the young daughter of Professor lllclntyre, who having difficulty in choosing the right boy from her many beaux, nearly makes a mistake: but the kindly intervention of Mother and Dad, plus her own growing understanding steers her finally in the right direction. Terry's older brother, George, after suffering a disillusionment in love, begins to grow up and adjust himself to realities. ' Top picture, standing, Dlarian Nichols, Dick Houghton, Eloise lllackeyg seated, Douglas Iones, Diary F. Gagnier, Don Dliller, Norma Swank, Iris V an 1 Horn, Gene Treneer. Second picture, standing, Nlaxine Newenhof, Virginia llleyerg seated, George Poole, Ioe Carter, Nlaxine Davis, Allan Lee, illarcia Evans. N Liz , K , ,N F x, N' fx 0l Q,fl Ki GX ' ,if W. p . 11- Seventy-Six PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW Top picture, Bonnie lean Mackey, Bud Rhoades, Nlariorie Russell, Stewart Semen, Geneva lo Cook, Alford Wright. Second pictu-re, Richard Dana, Ioyce Stephens, Irene Bliss, Iune Wagner, Carol lane Hopklns, George Poole. This melodrama given in the costumes and manner of the Gay Ninetiesu Was presented by the class of 19-13 with Miss Alurray as adviser. ' Geneva Io Cook excellently portrayed the part of the innocent working girl pursued by the black hearted villian equally well played by Stuart Semon. Alford Wright 'pinch hitting' for Don Miller who had fallen a victim to mumps was a most convincing gallant lover and defender of his innocent sweetheart. Appropriate numbersfdances and songsgwith sale of refreshments between acts revived realistically the closing decade of the last century. K . iii Seventy -SCVCTI 9 d ,qffjlfijjj ,fo fw wif'-it The kick-off -wwf Skirting the end Md- Hay ride 1941 -- Munchers', -M The thundering herd -W 1941X3 picnic -A Double check -a Swat king W4 Bearing the standards 4- Marching along together -- Usmilin' through. Seven ty-eight XOH7, Qyfvixdjafz ,Q .. ,W-6 Bundles for Yakima gf D. B. when he should be eating -- Christmas is Coming -- Men at work -- Like father, like son -f- Lyle introduces Babe. Seventy-nine Beat that drum A-- An apple a day gi They won honors, 19-HVZ They strive to conquer fe- At the head of their class. Eighty Sig p . w Y E W X Q Girls' sextette No. 1 -- Girls' double sextette T Cast of Pure as the Driven Snow -- And Don M. did have the mumps -- Service by Irene -- Our favorite sport i Interclass basketball champs Cl944y3j 1 Apple blossom candidates -- Don L., the discus thrower -H lnterclass track champs Ql945j. Eighty-one i m m Wacom soprxo- IEW Young I . Moms! I LOLOMII L1 -.. 1 League rtle to be ecided Y Esifigigt 'Iome BCOHOIIIICS I2 H Club Convenes I Harriett Sharkey. Darlene 'Tam' x wallet, 3S1f10HS',0P:.'fSa1rf tu.-nie. for.. .- ra A Try mailer sql' I P 5L4Oi2enij1::S::angh?ci1uQ-gaulai first B Sk I 6'l1ute 25- .fl 'W me flegigilfxfge Wax, NCIS ' a e Q. 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Kunecke promote?? -e4 What have we l'1CI'C?? f- Shirley and Phyllis discover spring fg Curses! foiled againl Eighty-tour GIRLS' SEXTETTE No. 2 I. Whitnall, P. Beardsley, L. Strew, P. Rhodes, K. Haney, D. Martin, M. Snortland. ORAL ENGLISH CONTEST Front row, E. Leonard, M. McKendrick, Cutler, P. Wickham, second row, N. Ellis, Wagner Csecond placej, B. Lee, Stephens Qfirst placej, P. Holder. LOLOMI SOLICITORS Front row, M. Guse, M. Huntley, P. Bayle, Thomas, second row, T. Ballard, Mayo, M. Laney, Carlton, Stephens, I. Tailleur, L. Schott, third row, R. Iohnson, Sousley, D. Schlagel, D. Houghton, K. Bailey. SCHOLASTIC HONORS 'A' record for one quarter, Nadine Ellis, Eleanor Leonard, Roberta Mc- Fadden, Marie Vincent, Iune Whitnall, Rollin Dudley, Sky Hilts, Carol Green, Celeste Aller, Shirley Stout, Garrett Lahherton, for two quarters, lane Cutler, Ioan Klug, Muriel Oliver, David Strausz, Lorna Robertson, Lloyd Garretson, Don Williams, for three quarters, Bob Ernst, Harvey Wiseman. Eighty-five X5 , .1 x X ttf vt NV l roy ll 1 - M llljjjl uf M! if KX K j if ll l ' rl W U f If N . J if , . X I 5 X 1, m ,J ll . l , f cf - ' f 5 1 4 . , 5 X X J .X X1 X j 1 X X l' K f , Ai r X 5 gf., X X . , - l , i ' J X l ' J Q 1 w X ,y PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB About fifty recruits were enlisted this year in the photography division with Mr. Boswell as captain. Training was given in developing, printing and en- larging pictures. ln all these branches experience was acquired by those who helped make pictures for the Lolomi and pictures to be placed on the A. S. B. tickets. With money earned from these two projects, from the sale of calling cards and from savings of previous years a new camera and synchronizer were pur- chased. Officers for the first semester were C. Monnett, P. Pyle, L. Hodges, S. Weaver, for the second semester, Sousley, P. Ackermann, D. Reed and S. Weaver. Members of the club Cpage 525 are, first row, B. Pearson, R. Armacost, S. Salzman, O. Swofford, B. Vl7arner, P. Ackermann, P. Schock, P. Rhodes, V. Craw- ford, second row, K. McLaughlin, M. Lester, V. Fuqua, Weigler, P. Pyle, L. Hodges, W. Wallace, D. Reed, S. Weaver, third row, C. Iulius, R. Davis, M. Yeager, V. Stedman, Bradley, L. Kidder, B. Lionberger, D. Rowbotham, T. Meade, fourth row, W. Sharp, O. Willert, T. Yeaman, H. Hoeger, B. Rhode, R. Haynes, Sousley, K. Bailey, K. Walker. MUSIC HONORS Awarded at the Central Washington music festival in Ellensburg. Excellent rating for solo work: Don Hedges, baritone, Ted Iensen, tenor, Lorraine Focht, soprano, Pat Wickham, soprano, Marileen Freimuth, soprano, Celeste Aller, oboe, Dick Schactler, trumpet, and Betty Blyth, cello. Soloists receiving superior ratings were: Allan Lee, baritone, lack Adams, tenor, Ioyce Stephens, mezzo-soprano, Iessie Gano, soprano, Carol Green. flute, and Chester Lindsey, sousaphone. Group ratings: good, Adams, W. Wright, S. Haynes, Nlayo, French horn quartet, excellent, B. Iames, B. Douglas, l. Tailleur, B. Ness, trombone quartet, superior, orchestra fpage 755, C. Green, C. Aller, Alannick, Yvood- wind trio, girls' sextet l Cpage 815 and sextet II Cpage 855, madrigal group tpage 725, bancl fpage 725, choir fpage 755. Fighty-six HE YAKIMA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS prize and cherish their school yearbook, the Lolomi, more than any other possession, and the cooperation of the Yakima business men and women listed below is greatly appreciated by the students who realize the generosity of the business men makes the publication of this book possible. Alfred Ackley, Insurance Artesian Elestric Laundry William B. Auda, Inc. Avenue Clothiers Bart's XXX Barrel Drive In Beard-Adams Seed Company I. B. Brush Bros. Service Station Careful Cleaners Clarke, W. F., D. D. S. Crothers Iewelers Dependable Stores, Good Things To Eat Dietzen Grocery The Dipper Shop CIce Creaml The Do-Nut Shop W. E. Draper, Inc. DuPay's Fountain Cafe Economy Shoe and Dress Store Roberta Epperson Dance Studio Estabrook Printing Company Ben Franklin Stores Golden Wheel Grinnell Optical Co. Hartmann 81 Lacey S, O. Hawkes 81 Son Hazel's Candy Shop Kohls Shoe Co. Lindeman Power Equipment Co A1 Maletta's Accordion Studio Miller Mercantile Co. Model Cleaners Montgomery Ward 81 Co. Pacific Fruit 81 Produce Company I. C. Penney Co., Inc. Pioneer Drug Company The Prompt Printery, Frieda LaFreniere Redmon-Fairchild, Inc. Rosser 81 Sutton Lee Semon Sheppard's Camera Shop Sigman,s Food Center Skateland Snyder's Bakery Thomas 81 Price Co. Tip Top Cleaners Tuft s Drug Company Valley Pharmacy Valley Publishing Company Van Norman's Luggage Shop White Front Shop I. V. Whitehair Paint Co. Hewes Brokerage Co. Wright Music Company Hillcrest Pharmacy Yakima Cycle Shop Hillcrest Market Yakima Dairymen's Assn. 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