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

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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

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Whiteman Hanger Green way McMurtrey Green w ay Craig Bice McEvoy Officers of the Senior Class 1923-24 FIRST SEMESTER President......Dale Whiteman Vice-President ....Caroline Hanger Secretary ................. Henry Craig Treasurer .„.. Jack McFeely Class Council .„.. Vernon McEvoy Pa u l i n e G re en way Reporter ...Clarence Green way SECOND SEMESTER President Clarence Greenway Vice-President . Joyce McMurtrey Secretary .... jane La sate r Treasurer ...... Zeno Berry Class Council . Pauline Green way Vernon McEvoy Reporter...... Evelyn Clark As we, the members of the class of 1924, graduate we look back over four years of many and varied activities. Our class conducted a very successful smoker to raise money for the Junior Prom, which was one of the best the Walla- Walla High School has ever had. The inter-class basketball honors for both boys and girls were won by this class dur¬ ing our Junior year. We have shown the musical ability of our class every year in the musical contest. The majority of the members of the football and basket¬ ball teams, which have won state honors, came from our class. We have tried to live up to the traditions and ideals of our school by support¬ ing student government, dress reform, and interclass activities. This year the Senior class play, “His Majesty Bunker Bean,” was an example of what an ambitious and “peppy” class can produce. Not only was the cast an excellent one, but the play was very humorous with an exceedingly clever plot. We hope that in the future the record of each member of the class of 1924 will reflect honor upon the Walla Walla High School. As we leave, we wish to express our sincere gratitude to the teachers at Wa- Hi who have so patiently guided us through our four years of school work. To the underclassmen we bequeath the opportunities that have been ours, and we wish for teachers and students alike a happy and prosperous future. Page Sixteen