1944-00-00 Broadway, Yakima. Angie at family home. "Mother and Richard had a house built at at 1208 Broadway (now Third Avenue) in 1940." They moved in after the 1940 Census in April where they had lived at 409 East D Street. The new house meant a change of schools from Lincoln to Broadway.
1944-00-00 Broadway, Yakima. Angie on front steps of the family home.
1944-00-00 Cover of Angie's Things and Stuff scrapbook in which she collected photos and momentos from eighth grade graduation into her high schoool years.
1945-00-00 Yakima. Angie wearing Coast Guard uniform of her uncle Seaman First Class Clayton Lincoln who served on the USCG Taney which was the command ship during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945.
1945-00-00 Angie up in the Cascade mountains.
1945-00-00 Angie in high school sweater with her graduation year "47."
1945-00-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Angie in high school annual class photo.
1945-11-00 Yakima. Angie with friend Ned Livingston. Ned was the brother of Angie's next door neighbor Jane Grimes. About 15 years older than Angie, Ned served as a U.S. Marine in World War II and was severly injured when a tank he was in overturned during training in New Zealand.
1946-00-00 Yakima. "I'm sitting in a gold chair on Broadway."
1946-00-00 Angie at Mount Rainier.
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie in a Rembrandt Studio photo portrait.
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie with Dexter Hopkins astride a stuffed bucking horse. "Well, they had those little
places to get your picture taken."
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie and best friend Dexter Hopkins. Both kept a copy of this photo all their lives. The two copies differ slightly. The photo Angie had is to the left and Dexter's to the right. Compare the position of Dexter's hair against her sailor cap in each photo to more easily tell them apart.
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie's copy of a photo-booth snap shot with Dexter Hopkins.
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie and friend pose with servicemen passing through Yakima while training. Angie collected a variety of military patches and insignia pins as well as some foreign currency as souvenirs during the war years while waitressing and greeting servicemen from various branches.
1946-00-00 Yakima. Angie in her "big flower dress."
1946-00-00 Broadway, Yakima. Angie in front of her house.
1946-00-00 River Bend Forest Camp. Angie with friend Milan McCaw. "When Gran (Grandfather Lon Spaulding) came down [from Fruitland], Milan McCaw would come over and we would play Monopoly for days or work a puzzle."
1946-04-00 Yakima. Velora (Val) Foster, Jo and Angie. Val graduated in 1949 and was two years younger than Angie.
1946-08-26 Spirit Lake. Angie with Jane Livingston Grimes. The Grimes were next door neighbors on Broadway and Angie sometimes took care of their two daughters, Ruth and Patricia. A year later, Patricia would be one the flower girls at Angie's wedding.
1946-08-26 Spirit Lake. Angie out boating with neighbor Larry Grimes. Larry was a Washington State Patrolman.
1946-00-00 Yakima High School, South 7th Avenue, Yakima. Built in 1908, the castle crenellations gave a distinctive look seen in this postcard photo from the 1940s. During World War II, many students left early to enlist, and alumni frequently went directly from graduation into the military. Due to overcrowding, the school offered half-term mid-year graduations for a while resulting in classes like the class of 46 1/2. During Angie's high school years she had ample opportunity to have friends and former classmates in the military. Many years later, Yakima High School was renamed A.C. Davis after the district superintendent from 1913 to 1947 who also had served as the YHS principal from 1908-1913. Years later Angie remarked, "Yakima Senior High. And now they call it Davis after one of the principals. And I don't know why and the.hell they have to do that!" Angie's high school building was demolished in the early 1970s.
1946-11-28 & 29 Yakima. Angie's diary entries about a blind double date to the movies on Thanksgiving evening with her friend Jackie Horning and her boyfriend Bob Bordeaux. Bob set up his first cousin Dan Zeutenhorst to be Angie's blind date. Documentation of "the first time ever she saw his face."
1946-11-00 Much later in life Dan relfected for his daughter on what attracted him to Angie at age 20. "Her smile - attitude".
1946-12-13 Train Depot, Yakima. After school, fourteen Yakima High Pirate Lassies including Angie head to Seattle for a weekend of shopping and the ice follies returning home on Sunday moring by train.
1946-12-17, 20 & 22 Yakima. The plot thickens and less than nine months later Dan and Angie would exchange wedding rings.
1946-00-00 Cowiche. Dan with his 1942 Chevy. Angie: "Dan just got home from Japan. And he was a blind date on Thanksgiving. My family always said why don't you find a guy that's a little taller and at least has a car. And he... he filled the bill!"
1947-00-00 Graduation year letters from Angie's high school sweater.
1947-05-00 Yakima. A page from Angie's High School Memories Book with her graduation card.
1947-05-00 Yakima. A page from Angie's High School Memories Book with photo of the object of her affection.
1947-05-03 Broadway, Yakima. Wedding reception for Roy Hulett and Elizabeth Lincoln at the Bohannon home. Richard Bohannon, James Lincoln, Roy and Elizabeth, Mary Lincoln and Angie.
1947-05-03 "Miss Angeline Spaulding" was an attendant for the bride her aunt Elizabeth Lincoln. “Miss Spaulding chose a black and pink dress with a corsage of lilies of the valley and Mrs. Lincoln’s flowers were gardinias.” (contemporary newspaper clipping)
1947-05-25 Lake Tipsoo, Chinook Pass. Angie: "Dan came early. His folks and us went to Lake Tipsoo."
1947-06-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Angie's Class of 1947 in the high school year book.
1947-06-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Close-up of Angie in her graduation class picture.
1947-06-00 Yakima. Angie's high school graduation photo.
1944-06-00 Yakima. Angie Spaulding Harris Studio studio portrait. Possible her Franklin Junior High graduation photo at age 16.
1947-06-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Angie with Girls' Athletic Council in the first row, second from the right.
1947-06-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Girls' Athletics group photo with Angie on the far right in the second row.
1947-06-00 Yakima High School, Yakima. Angie's senior yearbook entry.
1947-06-00 Yakima. Hazel.'s Candy Shop was a restaurant near the Federal Courthouse. Angie's mother, Josephine Bohannon, was the restaurant manager. Angie worked there during the summer of 1947. Her then step-father Richard Bohannon designed the star logo.
1947-06-00 Yakima. Josephine was, of course, Angie's mother.
1947-06-05 Angie's Yakima High School graduation announcement (exterior).
1947-06-05 Angie's Yakima High School graduation announcement (interior).
1947-06-05 Yakima High School, Yakima. Angie's high school diploma.
1947-06-15 Yakima High School. Yakima. Dan and Angie together for her high school graduation.
1947-07-13 Lake Tipsoo, Chinook Pass. Angie with Dan's parents Cornelia and Gerrit Zeutenhorst from Cowice. Angie: "Dan came by early, hadn't combed my hair out. Hurried and picked his folks up. Then Ward, Elnora, Dan & I went to Rainier, stopped to eat first."
1947-07-13 AMS Lake Tipsoo, Chinook Pass.
1947-08-10 Yakima. Angie's engagement announcement in the Yakima Herald.
1947-09-11 First Christian Church, North 3rd Street, Yakima. Richard Bohannon escorts Angeline to the altar at her wedding.
1947-09-11 First Christian Church, North 3rd Street, Yakima. Angeline's bridal gown photo.
1947-09-11 First Christian Church, North 3rd Street, Yakima. Jackie Horning, maid of honor Barbara Humphrey, Angie and Dan, best man Ward Zeutenhorst, John Zeutenhorst, and flower girls Susan Dean and Patricia Grimes,
1947-09-11 First Christian Church, North 3rd Street, Yakima. The happy couple, Dan and Angie, walk out arm-in-arm during the recessional.
1947-09-11 Women's Century Clubhouse, North 2nd Street, Yakima. Dan and Angie, best man Ward Zeutenhorst and maid of honor Barbara Humphrey, Richard and Josephine Bohannon, and Cornelia and Gerrit Zeutenhorst.
1947-09-11 Women's Century Clubhouse, North 2nd Street, Yakima. Dan and Angie cutting the wedding cake.
1947-09-11 Dan and Angie's Certificate of Marriage.
1947-09-11 First Christian Church, Yakima. Certificate of Marriage signed by Pastor Orval Peterson and witnesses Barbara Humphrey and Walter S. Zeutenhorst.
1947-09-14 Yakima Morning Herald, Yakima. "Miss Spaulding and Cowiche Man Wed in Yakima."
1947-09-21 Yakima Herald. Student Bride. Prior to their marriage, Dan had been attending the Central Washington College of Education pursuing a teaching certificate and driving back to Yakima on weekends to visit. Dan encouraged Angie to apply for college which she did with some reluctance. "Dan and I married September 11th, 1947. We went off to Ellensburg to school and I became pregnant. I was a college drop out after the first quarter."
1947-11-14 New in-laws Carol and John, Irene and Art, Elnora and Ward, Lorraine and Merlin, and Angie and Dan.
1947-11-14 Dan's brother Art with Angie and Dan.
1947-11-17 Angie and Dan at a Zeutenhorst family gathering.
