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

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MHHMRIHMMI Seniors Kramer, Marguerite Lambert, Ruth Lang pox, War rex Makcy, Milo Leggett, Nettie Lorton, Dorothy Lorton, Mildred Mahan, Loyd Leake, Allen Max son, Alice Mendenhall, Dorothy Ida Miller, Irma McCoshum, Esther Melton, Mable

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Seniors Moore, MacArthur Morgan, Eleanor Nelms, Milton Nettleship, William Noland, Josephine Opperman, Mae Page, Burns Peck, Hattie Pt : mi r , Harry PerBY, Glen Peterson, Howard Pfeiffer, David Quinn, Almira Rae, Walter Reed, Kathryn