Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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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

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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