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

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Seniors ALLEN, MARGARET Classical Course. Aa Ca Wa Ya (3-4). ALLEN, THOMAS —■ ' £ Pickles 11 Classical Course. Classical Club (3-4), Senate (3-4), K. O. T. C. (4), Glee Club (4). A MERY, FRED— ' ' Slicker 11 Scientific Course. House of Represen ta¬ li ves (3), Senate (4), Debate (4). AMBRY, OLIVE— 1 ‘ Polly ’ J Home Economies Course. French Club (2-3-4). ANJJEESON, BANGT — £ Fete ’ ’ Agricultural Course. Agricultural Club ( 1-3-4 ), R. O. T. C. (4). ANDERSON, WALTER — 1 Walt” Scientific Coarse. Entered in 1920 from W. 8. C. Preparatory School. ANDREW, CARRIC A.— ' f Carrots f ’ Scientific Course. Classical Club (2-3-4), Spanish Club (3-4), Senate (3-4), President of Glee Club (4). BAIRD, VELMA— ' Email” Commercial Course. Secretary of O. G. A. (4), Aa Ca Wa Ya (2). BENNETT, ADA — £ 1 Viryie Classical Course. Gimmel Tetli (3-4), Classical Club (2-4), Spanish Club (3-4). BLINK, FLORENCE— f Flo J Home Economies Course.

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As wo, the members of the class of 1921, look back over our four years in Walla Walla High School, we have just reason to be proud of our record. For the past three years most of the members of the basketball teams have come from our class. The quintet that goes out this year lias put Walla Walla High School “on the map 1 by winning the Inland Em¬ pire and State Championships, At the Spokane tournament last year, the critics called a member of our team “the wizard at basketball.” We also had the distinction of having five members of the debate team from our class and we unanimously won the interclass declamation contest. This year we had a good representation on the debate team and again won the declama¬ tion contest. We are working hard in all the other interclass contests to win the shield as we did last year. The Senior class has put on a play more difficult and ambitions than any¬ thing before attempted by amateurs. “The Admirable Crichton,” written by J M. Barrie, the famous English dramatist, is very humorous and has an excellent plot. The class of 1921 has always tried to uphold the ideals of Wa-Hi by supporting Student Government, by excelling in scholarship, and by taking an active part in interclass events. CLASS OFFICERS Ha hold King Ruth Kin man Wiliielmina Tagcard Clark Tenney President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Class Council Thelma Hogn Selma Strut hers Vice-President Class Council Miss Herman, Mr. Tack, Miss Beams, Miss Elliott, Miss Blake Facul ty Adv i sors: 17

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Seniors BOYLAN, BIRNEY— ' ' Shimley ’ ’ Commercial Course. 0. G. A. (3), A:i Ca Wa Ya (4). BRITTON, JULIA— ' ' Clarke• ’ Commercial Course. BROGAN, RUTH—■ ' ‘Brogie ’ ’ Commercial Course. O. G. A. (3-4), Vice- President O. G. A. (4), Au Ca Wa Ya (2- 3-4). BROOKE, MINAH —■ ' ‘ Sunni)brook” Commercial Course. A a Ca Wa Ya (4). Entered in 1920 from Weiser, Idaho. BRYAN, WILLIAM T .—‘‘Grape Juice” Scientific Course, It. O. T. C. (4). En¬ tered in 1920 from Waitsliurg, Wash. BUCK, GLADYS— ‘ Skiimey ' ’ Scientific Course. BUFFUMj ALBERT— 1 ' Bnffie ’ ’ Scientific Course. Classical Club (1) House of Representatives (1-2-3), Senate (4), Athletic Manager (4). BURN AM, DONALD— ' Chief 11 Scientific Course. French Club (2), B 0. T. C, (3). CAREY, WILLARD W.— “Bill ’ Scientific Course. Re-entered in 1920 from Lincoln High, Tacoma, Wash. CHANDLER, JOE— ' ‘BUlcy” Scientific Course. Senate (1-2-3), Class President (1-3), Class Vice-President (2), Board of Control (1-3), Judicial Board (1- 2-3), Secretary of W. W. Club (4), Varsity Track (2-3-4), Varsity Basketball (2-3-4), Scholarship Medal (!), Captain of Varsity Basketball Team (4),