Walla Walla High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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Mentor Class! notes “One by one tliy duties wait tliee; Let thy whole strength go to each, Let no future dreams elate thee, Learn thou first what each can teach.” It is with a great deal of excitement and not a little shaking of the knees, that wo, the Senior Glass, are preparing to make our initial bow to the public. Perhaps the fact that we will soon be graduated means nothing to yon. But for us it means four years of persistent, “digging,” four years of preparation and perseverance, four years crowded full of happy, never-to- be-forgotten memories. And the 1 brightest memories are those of Senior days. At our first meeting an election of officers was held, Mildred Smith was elected president; Gaylord Upington, vice president; Bruce Glingan, secretary and treasurer; Lois Porter, Eh Kah Xam reporter. Several dances and parties have been given by the Seniors, and have been great successes such as only Senior entertainments can be. Til athletics we have done nobly, receiving the girls 5 championship in basketball, and winning the interclass track meet. At all times the class spirit has been loyal and a great deal of interest has been taken in all events. Of course we have studied a little now and then to keep up appearances hut our greatest work in the literary line is centered in the Senior play. The characters are a good representation of the ability of the class and we expect the play to be the crowning success of our high school life. So watch for the cardboards hearing the inscription, “Manoeuvres of Jane,” and note the date. 1 hen be sure and come so that you may have a lasting impression of the real worth of the class of 1015, ‘parting € hz to tfje ©nbmlasftmen” Our dearest children, We have no song to sing you, No coyote could yell in the middle of the day. But ' ere we leave you A bit of advice well give you. Don ' t sit around and play. Be good, dear children, And let who will, throw notes and whisper. Be kind to your teachers. Don’t bore them all day long. And when at last you chance to be great Seniors, Like ours, your life will be as care free as the song.