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

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TH E 10 24 Aura Bon ell Bachelor of Music-—University of Washington Music and Dean of Girls George Ben Smith A. R., Whitman College Spanish Della Yancey E. A.i Carle ton College Algebra Adelaide Walker A. Washington State Col lege French Ruby Jean Henderson R. A., University of Washington History Rush Jordan B. S., University of Idaho Civics-Ego n o mi cs-So ciology Department Head Frances A. Yeomens Ph. M,, University Chicago History Fay E. Hamm A. B. h Whitman College E nglish Ida Johnson B. A.. University of Oregon Bookkeeping B. A. Tack A. lt M York town College U n i vers i ty of Wash 1 n s ton Physics Page Thirteen

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THE BLUE C. A. Steelsmith M, DL, Teachers College of Iowa Stout Institute Diploma University of Wisconsin Bradley Polyiconic Manual Arts ■Helen John Oregon Agricultural College Bachelor of Science in Com¬ merce Commercial Iva C Peterson B S. P Oregon Agricultural College University of Washington University of Oregon English Opal Gray w. w. h. s Secretary Lillian Lindner ■A- U. p University of Michigan Latin Phoebe L Blalock B, S« Whitman College Biology Ruth U n der wood B. A, De Pauw University English Grace Mills rook B. S.. Hamline and Minnesota State University M at hematics Clarence A. Zimmerman Washington State College B oys f Physical Director Lucille Gardner A. B,, Whitman College University of Washington English Page Twelve

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BLUE I I a l i I i I a I i £ I I I a l Lora Maxwell A B. Washington Stale College i Story Harrison F. Clark B. A. University of NL Dakota Commercial J. Wesley Smith A. B . Ham tine University Comm ere ia I Geo gra p hy, , l Ig e bra Cora Dorsey B. A r University of Minnesota £ nglish Mrs. Jane K, Van der pool Western Reserve University Library School. Librarian Mrs. Lillian R. Leonard Pli B University of Chicago English The Faculty A school is not a building, nor is it a course of study and a set of text-books. It is, in a very real way, a faculty and a student body Our school has its charac¬ ter and acquires its reputation because of the standard of its people—teachers and students. The tone of good citizenship and sincerity established by those who are here to lead is an all-important factor in our teaching organization just as the high average of cooperation and fervor of loyalty among our students have been the factors making possible the length of life of our system of student govern¬ ment I am continually conscious of the good fortune of the Walla Walla High School in having a faculty of real, capable, and sympathetic instructors In their work they have shown themselves able; in their relations with students they have proved helpful; in their own associations they have been most congenial It is a pleasant honor to be permitted to work with such men and women. W A. LACEY, Principal Page Fo u r l een