Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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mzd0wz77zda' Saga... Congratulations to the memhers ol' the Class ol' l9l9. It is a real pleasure to wish each of you the hest of everything in the years to come. Our school has grown in prestige lwecause ol' your accomplishments. May you continue on to other tasks with the same desire to learn that you have shown thus far. The world needs youthf- young people who eau think. plan and get things done. we know you will lean heayily upon the training you received here. However. education is a Continuous process and it does not end with graduation. Your American heritage is a precious thing. tiive your lrest to our democratic way of lille. Uc- mocracy has no worthwhile suhstitute. lt. S. t20Ul,I5 Um cc fr' llongralulations to the lilass ol IQIO for .1 splendid record ol' school achieyemcnt. fiom mencenienl is a good time to ponder the liless ings with which we are so richly endowed. Yo recent studies will haye lelit them fresh in your memory. As citizens today you are charged with the task ol' perpetuating and protecting that he tage. Your generation. howeyer. has an ohliga tion eyen greater. Nou must succeed where haye failed. You nmst sense the importance ol your destiny. The urgency ol' the hour is so gran that no young man or woman should leaye Iii 1 school without the realization that in his hands may rest the responsilvility for the sury iyal ol' the w orld. liod speed' lNlrXli'l'l N. SlI,Il'I'flIfl'IIlll K

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acuity MRS. IRENE BILLINGTON: EHQLIISII. '50 atlvisvrz Mrs. Hillingtnn rv- signfftl al the vlusv uf Iliv first sv- tnester after twentysfive yvars of tvavbing in Yakima Iliglt. MISS MURLE BIRK: Aucliloriutn director. ratliu. stage prmluvtinns. MR. TED BOSWELL: Ilvail vonnnvr- vial rleparllnvnt. pltulugraplly. Ln- lumi pivlures. buuksturv. IIIIUIU Club. MR. ED BREWSTER: iiarpentry. blvavbers. MR. ROY BRYSON: Suvial stutlivs. Buys League adviser. MISS EVA BUCKNAM: English. business manager stage protluv- Iiul'lS. MR. PHILLIP CANNON: Ilvaml. Llrl slvpartment. Art Club. posters, MISS HELEN COLLINS: LIUIIIIIICT- vial. business ailvisvt' I.ulun1i staff. MISS LEONA CONNOR: English. vfligvwcllll advise-r. 'W X MR. EARL COOK: Vvtvrans insti- tutional on-the-liartn training, MRS. LUCILLE EDWARDS: llcail. lfnglisli tlvparlint-nt. Ifnglisli vlas- sivs. atljusttnt-nt. MR. PHILIP FOSTER: II n gl i s ll travli vnavli. MRS. CLARA FRENCH: Ilulnff evo- nnnlivs. luune calls. MRS. RUTH HANSON: English le-avlwr training course. MISS RUTH HARDING: fllllIlIIlt'l' vial. senior class adviser.