Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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ix WINTER IN YAKIMA FOREWORD As the school year of 1942-1943 draws to a close, the first War- time issue of your Lolomi goes to press. ln Wartime we all sutler shortages-an annual is no exception. Despite shortages of film, labor, metal for engravings, cover material, and paper, We, the stall of your 1943 Lolomi, have tried to make this annual one ol which you can all be justly proud.

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'Qu up sw' Upper picture: Nancy Nutley and lack Mayo. Lower picture: Larry Schott, Wayne Whitaker, Bill Krautwurm, Fred Redmon. These boys led the school in the collection of scrap. The total amount of scrap collected through the school Was 59,170 pounds. During apple vacation 956 Yakima students Worked to harvest the crops. Total earnings were S36,786.6l. OUR WAR EFFORT CContinued from page fourl Seventeen boys of the class of 1943 telescoped their work in such a mane ner that they were graduated on March twelfth and were then ready to enlist in the armed forces or in some other Way help toward the War effort. The boys are Tony Adeline, Robert Benz, Keith Hettinger, Henry Hoeger, Garrett Labberton, Omer Norgard, Robert Rankin, Clyde Ruddell, David Strausz, Robert Zimmerman, Ralph Nuzum, Iames Gober, Donald Miller, Ken- neth Simmerman, Duane McKee, Delmar Bice and Robert Tillman. Five

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Few indeed realize the number of persons involved in making an annual a success. The staff Wishes to express sincere gratitude to the persons who have aided in making the book. For the excellent job of binding, composi- tion and production ot the book, laurels go to the Republic Publishing Com- pany. For photography We wish to thank Yeager's studio, and especially Mr. Boswell and Marion Currie for their Work on the junior pictures. Thanks also to Miss Zickler, Lois Brough and Marguerite Boss for the artistic section pages and cover. For their tremendous aid in putting over our book We wish to extend our gratitude to Miss Strase, adviser to the editorial staff, and to Miss Collins of the business statt. In addition, thanks to Mr. Albert Salisbury and the Western Engraving and Colortype Company for its excellent engravings, and to any others who had part in the publication of the Lolomi.