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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1928 volume:

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The members of the 1928 Royal Blue Staff endeavor to portray the personality of Wa-Hi in its characteristics of service, loyalty, leadership, scholarship, fellowship, sportsman ship, and mirth. edication This 1928 Royal Blue is dedicated with devotion and praise to the Person¬ ality of Wa-Hi. This personality is best portrayed in the spirit of the student leaders who up¬ hold the ideal of self control; in the morale of the classes, which uphold the high standards of the school; in the ser¬ vice of the faculty, whose highest aim is the upbuilding of Wa-Hi, and the development of noble men and women; in the loyalty of the Student Court, which faithfully executes the laws of the Student Body; in the Scholarship of the Honorary Societies of the school; in the activities of the clubs; in the sportsmanship of athletics; in the discipline of the R. O. T. C. and in Fellowship and in Mirth. Page Five iHH ROYAL BLUE Wmm. Che ‘Personality of LDa-‘Ki Wa-Hi frontispiece 8piri I —jS ' indent leaders seven M o ra l e—C la s $ es ten S e rvi ce—Fa c u l ttj thirty-nine Loya 11 y —jS 1 1 u den t co u ri forty-five 8 ch o l a vsh ip — JJ on o r S i u de n f s forty-six Perso nali ty Phi s —K ven is forty-one A ctiviti es—C l u bn fifty-one 8 p o r i s m an sh i p -—A ih leti es seventy-seven Discipline — R. 0. T. C. eighty-five Wa -II i Worn en—Fe de ra t i on - ninety-three Fell o xv sh i p—S o ci ' et i e s ninety-seven Mirth — 7 0. honey hundred-nine 1928 A nnual Queen Margaret Hill, through the admiration of her fellow students, has won the honor of being Annual Queen, Her personality represents the spirit of Wa-Hi women Page Eight Clark Medalist Ron KttT Wrigiit, president of the Student Body, by vote of the Faculty and students, has been awarded the Pal Clark Trophy. This honor is be¬ stowed on the student who is the most representative citizen of Wa-Hi. Student Leaders Jack Gakuiot Military Leader chosen by Colonel Jesse M. Holmes Everett Thomas Athletic Leader chosen by Coach H. A. Dimkk Girl Fnen 13ayi.es Publication Leader chosen by Laura E. Boucher Publication Adviser Bertha Frank Girls 1 Athletic Leader chosen by Gymnasium Classes Robert Wright Student Leader chosen by Student Court Page Nine ROYAL BLUE Senior Officers E Tit el Alexander Viee- President First Semester Blanche Bryson Secretary First Semester Alice Chaig Treasurer First Semester Fred Shields Inte r- Cla as C o lineU First Semester Jessie Arp legate 1 n t er-Class C ouii cit First Semester Gertie Lee Patterson Girl a ' Federation Cabinet First Semester T ,A WEE N CE J O IIN SO N President First and Second Semester Alice Craig J T ioe.President Second Semester Zola McDougall Secretary Second Semester Maze I- Meinem Treasurer Second Semester Oliver Bergevin nt er-Class Councll Second Semester Gertie Lee Patterson nter-Class Qa ancil Second Semester Bernice Baker Gir(s ' Federation Cabinet Second Semester Ten F LOSE E N C E A D A i S Entered from Monmouth, Ore. Com m ercial C urxe Athletae (2, 3, 4): Vi vanle (1, 2); Pres. Athletae (2); Vice- Pies. Athletae ( 3 ); Pres. Class (3); V ice- Pi es. l l ass (I); Queen of Good Sports (3): R- O. T. G Sponsor (4); Basketball (1 2); Volleyball (1, 2); Baseball 1 . 2 ). Maxine Atkin Sciontific Cours e Gimme 1 Teth (1, 2. 3, 4); Span¬ ish Club 1 ; Pres. Gimmel Teth (4); Sec. Girls ' Federa¬ tion (2) Viee-Pres. Girls ' Fed¬ eration (3); Student Court(3); H + O. T. C Sponsor (2, 3); In- terclassCoun oil ( 2 ): Ag Club Play (4); Senior Play. Walter Ball 8(’tentific Course Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Senate (2, 3, I); Classical Club (3, 4); Na¬ tional Honor Society (3, 4); Pres. Classical Club (4); Vice- Prcs. Senate (4); Debate (3, 4) ' Pres, Class (2. 3); Student Court (2 t 3); Pres. Senate (4); Vice-Pres. Senate (4); Vice- Pres, National Honor Society (4). 11 U HE ItT B A V M. 0 A RT Co to m B re ii r f Cours e Entered from Lowden High School, Lowden, Wash. (3); A g. Club (3); Non-Com. Club 4j. Glen Bayne General Course Industrial Art Club 43; Pres, Industrial Art Club (4 ; Hi-Y Club (4); Operetta (4), John Bensel General Course Entered from Endicott. Wash. (3); W. W. Club 3. 4); Foot¬ ball (4); A Club Play (4); Operetta (4); Glee Club (3. 4); R. O. T. C. Band (3, 4); Pep Band (4), Percy Aldrich A (j ric u I t u rn l Co ury e Senate (4); A g Club (1. 2, 3, 4; N on -Com Club ( 3. 4); I n te r- class ouncil (2); Treas. Class (2, 3); Student Court (4); Ag Club Play (3): Gimmel Teth- E1 Adrea Play (3); Federation Play (3, 4): Pres. Senate (4), J K5S1K A P V LEOATK Classical Course Gimmel Teth (4) Classical Club (4 ) ; K1 ah an e e Cam p F i re 1. 2) ; Art Club (1); Sec. Gim- niel Teth (A): Treas. Class(l): Interclass Council (2, 3, 4); Student Court pi); Head Cash¬ ier (4). Bernice Baker Clasric a l C ours e Classical Club (4); Qkihi Camp Fire (1, 2 : Chairman Drain¬ age Committee of Girls ' Fed- e ra t i o n ( 3); C ha i rm an F i nan - cial Committee (4); Girls ' Fed¬ eration Cabinet, Gwendolyn Bass Co m � i e rc in l Co u rs e Watanopa Camp Fire; O, G. A. (4): Pres. Camp Fire (3); Sec. and Treas. O. G. A. (4). Y red Bayles Scientific Course Non-Com (3, 4); Spanish Club (2, 3); Royal Blue Society (1); Business Manager Royal Blue (3) ; Editor oT Wa-Hi Journal (4) ; Royal Blue Staff (1. 2, 3); Journal Staff (3, 4): Officers ' Club (4): Senior Play; Quill and Scroll (4). Harold Beach General Course Industrial Arts Club (3, 4); Hi-Y (4); Operetta (4); Treas. Hi-Y (4); Vice-Pres. Industrial Arts Club (l). Oliver Herobvin Scien t ifie Co u rm Industrial Arts Club (4): Hi- Y (4); Sec. and Treas. Indus¬ trial Arts Club (4); Vice-Pros. Hi-Y Club (4); Senate (4); Operetta (4). Page Eleven ROYAL BLUE Nettie Berrk ian Cow m h rcitil Co u rse M Adrea (1, 2, 3 4): Girls Council {1); O. G, A. (4); Treas. El Adrea (3 t -Dr Pres, El Ad tea (4). Marjorie Boomer Modem Language Course Entered from Dayton High School (3); Gimmel Teth (3, 4 . Margaret Brewer General Course Theodore Bnowx Commercial Course Spanish Club (I T 2); Non-Com Club (3); Rifle Team (2, 3) Blanche Bryson Classical Course Tilllcum Camp Fire(l, 2, 3, 4); Classical Club {4}; Vice-Pres. Class (3); Sec. Class (4) Stu¬ dent Court (3 t [). Glkx Callow C o mm e rcial Co a rse Rifle Team (3 4), 1 . e My box Carley Commercial Course Rifle Team (3, 4). GEiuiAUirr Bierman Conwiereial Course Gertruee Born M Of ern Lon gu aye Cou rse Watanopa Camp Fire (1); Ayi- ta Camp Fire (3, 4); Sec. Ayi- ta Camp Fire (3). Russell Brown C o Him e rc ial C ou rs e Caj.ue Bruce General Course Gimel Teth (1, 2, 3, 4). Frances Burke Moiler h Language Course National Honor Society (4); Ayita Camp Fire (1, 2, 2, 4); Debate (4). Margaret Carey General Course Art Club (4); Basketball (2); Baseball (2). Casper Carter 8 dentific Course R, O. T. C. Band (1. 2, 3 t 4: Pep Band (4). Page Twelve ROYAL BLUE Lee Casteel Co m m e re 1 a t V our so A li ck Cogswe l l Classical Course Spanish Club (3)j National Honor Society (4); See Span¬ ish Club (3): Sec of National Honor Society (4). M A HG Alt ET Ct TTO X General Course Entered from Waseca SasK Canada (4). Alice Craig Scientific Course Klahanee Cam p Fire (1, 2, 3); P re s. K1 ah an e e C am p F i re (3 ; Spanish Club (2, 3): Athletae (3, 4); Pres. Athletae (4); Treas. Class (2, 3 4); Sec. Girls ' Federation (4); Vice- Pres. Class (4); Quill and Scroll 4); Journal Staff (3. 4). Gibson Danes C o mm ere ial C ourse Senate (4); Hi-Y Club (I); Art Club (2, 3); Industrial Art Club (3, 4); Pres Art Club(2); Auditor of Industrial Arts (4); Debate (3, 4); National Honor S ociety (4); Inter-Class Coun¬ cil (2) I ri:i.AMl D EMORY Scientific Course Spanish Club Club (3F Capt R Glenn Dun he Scientific Course Royal Blue Art Staff (2); R. O. T. C. Rand (2 3 4) Robert Git a N OI.ER S c tmtifi c Course Non-Com Club {3); Oflicers ' Club (4); U renes L ra (3). Theodore Cook G eneral Cou rs e Entered from Mechanic Arts High School, St. Paul Minn. (1); Spanish Club (3): Non- Com Club (4) ; Officers 1 C1 ub (4): Industrial Art ' s Club (3); Vice-Pros. Officers ' Club (4); Sec Non-Com Club (3); Senior Play; Hoyal Blue (3). Benson Coyle Co mm err ia l Co u rs e Non-Com Club (4); Officers ' Club (4). I. 0 it is Cuncio Modern Language Course French Club; Sec. French Club Evelyn Davidson Classical Course Byron Denny General Course Senate (4): Journal Staff (4); R. O T. C, Rand (1, 2); A Club Play (4). E U L A LI A D U N C A N Commercial Ccurse O, G. A. (3, 4); Okihi Camp Fire (1) ; Vice-Pres. O. G, A. Page Thirteen Virgil Duraxp Modern Lang t atje Conrse John EpKX 8clentifie Co u r,v e Non-Com Club (3, Team (3 r 4). 4); Hi fie Geohoe Elkingtqn Scientific Course Non-Com Club (3. 4). Wallace Evans Classical Course Classi ca I Club 3 , 4 ; Senate (3, 4 ; Vice-Pros, Quill and Scroll (4); R. O. t. C. Band 2); Pep Band (2); Journal Staff (3, 4); Business and Ad¬ vertising Mgr. Journal {4 ; Senior Play; Operetta (4); Sax Band (2), Ralph Fletcher General Course Entered from Pilot Rock High School; Industrial Arts Club; Vice-Pres. Industrial Arts Club Bertha Frank Co mmercial Conrse Athletae (1, 2, 3 t 4); Spanish Club (3); Watanopa Camp Fire 1). Jack Garriott Entered from Yakima High School (1); Spanish Club (2); Non-Com Club (3); Officers Club (3, 4); Sec, Spanish Club (2); Sec. and Treas. Officers Club (4); Capt. It O. T, C. (4); Major Battalion (4); Pres. Officers Club (4); Battalion Rifle Team (4). Roberta D vs art Classical Course French Club (4); K lab a nee Camp Fire (2); Sec. Klahanee Cam p Fire (2); G lee Cl ub (1}; Girls Federation Play (4), K ENT KlCl l E N BERGER General Course Senate (4); Pep Band (3, 4); J o u rna 1 S t a ff (3. 4); Ad ve r Us¬ ing Mgr. of Ag Club riay (4); Orchestra(4 : Saxaph one Band {2); R. O. T. C Band (I f 2. 3 P 1); Quill and Scroll (4); Vico- P res. S e na l e (4); Ad ve r ti sing M gi% O pc rc t ta (4); Adv. M g r. of Senior Play. Ruth Eubanks C o m in ere ia l Cou rse Athletae (2 t 3, 4); Vivante (1, 2); Treas. Athletae (3); Sec. Athletae (2); Basketball (1,2); Baseball (1); Volleyball (1, 2), Frances Fisher Modern Language Course Tillicum Camp Fire(l f 2, 3, 4); Art Club (1); National Honor Society (4); Vice-Pros. Tilli¬ cum Camp Fire (3); Pres. Til- licum Camp Fire (4): Sec. Na¬ tional Honor Society (4); Yice- Pres, Girls ' Federation (4): Vice-Pres Art Club (l)r Girls ' Council (1); Treas. Class (2); Girls Federation Cabinet (2. 3). Doris Fogarty Co m in ere ia! Covrs e O. G. A. (4); Glee Club (2). IIKNRV FR1TZI.Kit A gr ieul tural Cours e Ag Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Sec, Ag Club (1). Fred Gattch General Course Officers Club (3); Non-Com Club (2); Band (1. 2). Page Fourteen Arthur Geist Commercial Cou rse Spanish Club (3); W. W. Club (4); Football (4). Helen Geist General Course National Honor Society (4); 0, G A. June Gkmmell Classical Course Entered from Dayton High School (1); Classical Club (4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Tillicum Camp Fire (2, 3, 4); Pres. National Honor Society (4); Senior Play Chaulotte Ginn Classical Course Ayita Camp Fire 1) ; Glmmcl Toth (3, l); Sec. Class (3); S ec. Girts ' Cou n ci 1 (2, 3); Cos - tume Mgr. Ag Club Play (4); Senior Play (4); Operetta (4). Bethel Goodman Classical Course Nissaki Camp Fire (1, 2, 3, 4); Classical Club (I); Royal Blue Society (2 3 ; Treas. Nissaki Camp Fire (4); See. C1 assica 1 Club (4) ; Annual Staff f 2, 3); Vice-Pres. Camp Fire (4). IttMA Guaebener Comm e re i al Co a rse O. G. A (3, 4). Olga Gramm General Course Entered from Mac-Hi, Milton, Oregon (3). Ruth Grosse Modern Language Course Athletae Ci}; Nissaki Camp Fire (3, 4); French Club (3, 4); Sec. Camp Fire (3, 4); Basketball (1). Lucy Gunter Modern Language Course Entered from New Mexico Stale Teachers ' College—High School Dept. (4); K1 Adrea (4); Art Club (4). Ethel yn Hand Classical Course Waukecnah Camp Fire (1 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (2. 3): Eh Kah Nam Reporter (2); Operetta. Myrtle Hall General Course French Club (3, 4); National Honor Society (4); Watonopa Camp Fire (2); Pres. French lub (3); Girls ' Council (l) r Harley Hart Comm ercial C ou rs e O. G. A. (4); Pep Band (3, 4): Orchestra (3); It Q. T. C, Band (1 3 2, 3 4), A I. LE UR A H A RTSOC K Classical Course Classical Club (4); Waukecnah Camp Fire (3); Girls ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet 3); Treas. Wau¬ kecnah Camp Fire (3); See. Classical Club (4): Vice-Pros, Girls ' Federation (3); Girls ' Federation Play (2); Girls 1 Council (4); National Honor Soeiety (4) ; Girls ' Rifie Tearn (4). Chester Harvey Commercial Course Pres. Class (1); Treas. Class (1 : Pep Band (2 t 3, 4): R. O. T. C. Rand {%, 3, 4): Orchestra (2, 3). Page Fifteen Margaret Hill Comme re ial Cours e Gimmel Tcih (1, 2, 3, 4); O, G, A. (4); Student Court (L 4); Vice-Pres. Class (1); Sec, Class (1); Treas. Gimme! Teth (3 ; Pres. Banking System (4); Ope re tta { 4); G immcl Toth- El A d rea Play (3}; Co m m e rc i al C1 ub Play (3) ; A g Club Play (4) ’ Glee Club (2) ; Sec, Gim¬ me 1 T e t b ( 2 ); Ann u al Q ueen. Martha Holwagku (t on -eraI C out s Okihi Camp Fire (1); Spanish Club (3, 4); National Honor Society ( 1) r Pres, Spanish Club (4). Helen II rx tlngton General Course Tillicum Camp Fire (I T 2 T 3, 4): Inter cl ass Debate (4): Chairman Entertainment of the Girls’ Federation (3); Helen Huts ell M o de rn Lan gu a tf e Cours e El Adrea T 2, ' 3. 4); Spanish Club (2, 3 f 4); Pres. El Adrea (3); Volleyball (3), F It A X ces J e n sen Co m m e re to I Con me O. G. A. (4); Pres. O. G. A. (4). I, A WIIE N CE J O £ £ X SO X Mo de r n La ii j a a y e C o nrs e Entered from Stanfield H i gin School, Stanfield, Ore. (3); W. W. Club (3, 4); Pres. Class f 4); Footba IE (3, 4 ); Jo u rnal Staff (4); Track (4); Student Court (4). Gkhwvn Jones Scie ntifi c Cours e Non-Com Club (2, 3, 4); Hi-T Club (3, 4); Sec. Hi-Y Club (4); Member Executive Club of Hi-Y Club (4); Student Mgr. Football-Basketball (4); Basketball (3); Journal Staff (4). William Hollar]} Classical Course Classical Club (3, 1); Senate (4); Band (1, 2); Royal Blue Staff (3); Journal Staff (4). Virgil Hopkins Classical Course Entered Prescott High School (1) ; W at an o pa Cam p Fi re: Dramatic Dept, of the Girls ' Fede rat i on (4) ; Winn e r N a - tionat Oratorical Contest (4): French Club; National Honor Society; Classical Club. Harold Hi t kst (Umimercial Conrse N o n-Com Cl u b. A RTl t I ' H .1A I ' SSAUD Com m e ret a l C ourse Rifle Team (4). Rvron Jomk (J e nerat Cour re Entered from Blackwell, Okla¬ homa; Apr Club (2 1 3): R, O. T, C, Band (2, 3, 4 ; I J ep Band (4). Violet Johnson Com me re ial C o nrs e Watanopa Camp Fire (4); O, G. A. (4). Jessie Kain Classical Course Girls ' Council (3, 4); Cabinet Girls ' Federation (4); Treas. Federation (4) Page Sixteen ROYAL BLUE Ckcm, Klein General Course Entered from Tekoa High School (4 J. Beryl Lathhoi? General Course Glee Club (l, 3, I): Ok Shi Camp Fire (1); Operetta (4), Margaret Leutky Coutm ereial Course Glee Club (2); Q, G. A. (3, 4). James Long Gene rat Course Non-Com Club (2, 3); Art Cl ub (2. 3): Industrial Arts Club (3, 4). Bertha McCkaw Scientifie C ours e Klahanee Camp Fire (2, 3). National Honor Society (4). Dorothy McGhee Classical Course Interclass Council (2, 3) ; Til- licum Camp Fire (1, 2, 3, 4); National Honor Society (4); Athletae (3,4); Vice-Pres. Cl ass (2); Student Court 3); Vice- Pres. Student Court (3); Vice- P res. T i 11 i cu m Cam p P i re (4); Girls Council ( 2 ); Sec. Girls ' Council (2); Tennis (2); Bas¬ ketball (2); Baseball (1); Op¬ eretta (4). I nee Kinney Ge tier a l Con rs e Walter Laing (UaSfical Course Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Classical Club (4); National Honor So¬ ciety (4); Debate (4). Classical Course Till town Camp Fire (i„ 2. 2, 4): Interclass Council (i‘) - g ec riff = ( } } _ Vice-Pres, Class UD. Girls Council (3. 4): Stu- rtcnl Court (a); Sec. ’ Girls’ Council ( !); Operetta (4): Senior Play (4); National Hon¬ or Society (4). Gen eral Course ; Sec. Ag Club (4); Band Ji) 1!alld fK 2 ’ = P«p Dai.k McAdams C ommereiat Cou rs e H. O. T r C. Band ( 2 . 3 , a phone Band (2, 3), 4); Sax- .ueiyoUGALI. Classical Course Classical Club (4); Klahanee 111,1 ( Fi ’e (2, 3); Quill and Scroll (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Sec, Class (3. 4); 1 reas. Class (1): Sec. Camp Fire (3); Sec. Quill and Scroll (4); Lit. Ed. Royal Blue (3): Associate Ed. Wa-HI Journal (4); Scholarship Award H); Constitutional Convention (D: Chairman Friendship Dop G i .a i) ys McT,a it; i i r.i n Cinssical Cou r$e Okibi Camp Fire (1. 2 3) ■ Classical Club (3, 4); National Honor Society (4); Quill and Scroll (4); Sec. Okibi Camp Fire (3): Chairman Friendship Dept. (2): Vice-Pres. Classical Club (4): Pres. National Hon¬ or Society (4): Journal Staff { 4 : Sch o 1 arsh i p Award C1, 2); Debate (3 r 4); Pres. Girls ' Fed¬ eration (4), Page Seventeen ROYAL BLUE WlLLIAM MacMuEDO C amine rc ial Course Non-Com Club (3); O. G. A, (4). Helen May Modern Language Course Nissaki Camp Fire (1, 2, 3, 4); Royal Blue Staff (2, 3); Quill and Scroll (3, 4); National Honor Society (3, 4); Pres. Camp Fire (4); Pres. Quill and Scroll (4); Scholarship Award (2); Editor Royal Blue (3); Journal Staff (4). Hazel Me in Kits Scientific C ours e Waukccnah Camp Fire (1, 2); Spanish Club (3); Sec. Camp F i re ( 2 ); Pres. S pa n i sh Club (3) ; Girls ' Council (4); Jour¬ nal Staff (4); Quill and Scroll (4) , Frances Milker COmnierctal Gourse Wa to no pa Camp Fire (2, 3 F 4); Sec. Camp Fire (2, 3, 4);Treas. Camp Fire {3}; O. G. A. (4). Marion Moore Mo de rn Lmiguag e Cou rs e Senate (4); Spanish Club ((); Sec. Class (1); Treas. Class (1); Journal Staff 3, 4); Quill and Scroll (4). Lena Mosean ko General Course Entered from Coeur High School (4). 1 d’Alene Laura Noyer General Course Okihi Camp Fire (1); Spanish Club (3. 4); National Honor Society (4); Vice-Pres Span¬ ish Club (4), See Net; it Matnky General Course Clifford Mayo Classical Course Classical Club (4); Hi-Y Club 4); Non-Com Club (1); Offic¬ ers Club (4); Pres. Class (1); Pres. Non-Com Club. Carl Miller Comm ere ial C ours e Entered from ML Angel Col¬ lege, Mount Angel, Oregon. W. W. Club (4, 5); Non-Com Club (3); Officers Club (4. 5) VIce-Pres. Non-Com Club (3) Football Vi}: Track(2, 3, 4, 5) Journal Staff (4). Dorothy Mills Commercial Course Entered from Cove High School, Cove, Oregon(3); Gim- mel Teth (3, 4); Chairman Friendship Dept. (4); Orches¬ tra (3, 4); Girls ' Council (4): Sec. Girls ' Council (4); Head Cash i e r (j); T rcas u re r G i m- me I Teth (4). Virgil Morgan General Course Entered from lone High School. lone, Oregon (2); French Club (2); Non-Com Club (2, 3), Grover Nelson Classical Club (4); Non-Com Club (3). Martha Ogle Com mere in l Course Page Eighteen Ruth Olbkhiiige General Course Entered from Argonia, Kansas (4). Frances Parsons Mo de rn La nguag e Cours e Gimmel Teth ' (1, 2); Music Content (2), A N N A J BAN 1 1: 51BER Modern Language Course Entered from Asheville, N, C. (2); El Ad re a (2, 3, I); French Club (3 4); Art Club (3, 4); Pres, of Art Club (4), William Perry General Course Art Club (2, 3); Non-Com Club (2. 3. 4); Yell Leader (4); Sen¬ ior Play; Industrial Arts Club Carroll Plaquet General Course Non-Com Club (3); Quill and Scroll (4); Senate (4); Journ¬ al (4). Louise H ams reck General Course El Ad re a (1, 2, 3 r 4); Sec, El Adrea{3); Vice-Pros. El Ad t ea (4); Sponsor Co. B. (2). Renata Rkhkr 00 ni m e rcial C0 u rse Entered from Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Wash. (4); Journal Staff (4), Mary Oswald C o m me re ial Cou rse O. G. A. (4). Gertie Lek Patterson General Course Entered from Kellogg, Idaho (3): Gimmel Teth (3, ' ■!); Girls ' Federation Cabinet (4); Chair¬ man Entertainment Commit¬ tee (3); Vice-Pres, Girls’ Fed¬ eration (4). Kmma Pe3I her M odern L an gu age C oars e Entered from Asheville, N. C. F El Adrea (2, 3, 4 ); French Club (2, 3, 4) Art Club (3, 4); Vice-Pres. French Club (2); Operetta (4); Marjorie Pi land 8eient ifie Course Entered from Wapato, Wash. (4); Gimmel Teth (4). V id let Price Co m m e rcial Co a rs e Entered from SI, Vincent ' s Academy, Walla Walla, Wash, (3). William Raugust • General Course Spanish Club. Holla Reedy General Course Entered from Waitsburg High School (3); National Honor Society (4); Classical Club 4) ' Non-Com Club (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Debate (4); Rifle Team (3): Ag Club Play (4); Journal Staff £4); Operetta £4); Hi-Y (4); Pres. Classical Club (4); Quill and Scroll (4). Esther Rick Modern Language Course Entered from Cheney Training School, Cheney, Wash.; French Club. Eos cob Rick General Course Track (4); Operetta (4), Jack Robb Classical Course Senate (3, 4); Hi-Y Club (4); Pres. Hi-Y Club (4); Sec. Sen¬ ate (3); Student Court (4); Pep Band (3, 4); Saxaphone Band (2, 3): R. O. T. C. Band (2, 3. 4); Basketball (4); Or¬ chestra (4). Clark xce Rogers Scientific Course R. O. T. C. Band (1, 2, 3); Pep Band (4). Ruth Sanders Co mm ercial Cou rs e O, G. A. (4). Harold Schott 8 den t ific 0ours e Entered from Gonzaga High School, Spokane, Wash. (3); W. W. Club (3, I); Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Senior Play (3). Fred Shields Scientific Course Hi-T Club (3, 4); Industrial Arts Club (4); Non-Com C1 ub (3); Vice-Pres. Class (3); Treas. Hi-Y Club (4); Student Court (4); Track (3); Journal Staff (4). Classical Course Classical Club (4); Ginimel Teth (4); Quill and Scroll (4); Nat. Honor Soc. (3, 4); Treas, Girls Fed. (3); See. Girls ' Coun. (3); Pres. Girls ' Fed, (4); Sec. Classical Club (4); Girls Council (1, 2. 3); Royal Blue Staff (3); Journal Staff 14); Girls ' Fe de ra lion Cab i ne t (3, 4);Fres, Girls ' Council (31; Vice-Pres. Classical Club (4); Glee C1 u h (4); Head ( ash ier Banking System (4); Music Contest (4). Charles Rich mono Sc ientific Cours e Spanish Club (3): Hi-Y (3); R. O. T. C Band (1. 2, 3, 4); Te p Ba nd (3, 4): f r che s t ra (3, 4); Saxaphone Band f3); As¬ sistant Cadet Bandmaster (4). Elva Rqebkrsqx Classical Course Gimmel Teth (1, 2, 3. 4); Sec, Class (2); Sponsor Co, A (4); Student Court (3). Esther Sanders Com me rcial C ours e O, G. A. (4). Blanche Sciiiffman Olassleal Cnurse Entered from Boise High School, Boise, Idaho (2); El Ad re a (3, 4); Atbletae (2, 3); Sec. El Adrea (4); Basketball (1, 2); Baseball (1), May Seitz Commerdal Cours e Aa Ca Wa Ya (1, 2); Watano- pa Camp Fire (2, 3, 4); Span¬ ish Club (1, 2, 3); Vice-Pres. Watanopa Camp Fire (3), Howard Shontz Com m err la l C o urs e B. O. T, C. Band {1, 2, 3); Sax¬ aphone Band (1, 2 r 3) Faye Twenty Maurice Shore S cientific Cours e Ag. Club (2); Hi-Y Club (4, 5); W. W. Club (5); Membersh f p Chairman Hi-Y Club (5); Bas¬ ketball (4, 5). Melvin Simmons General Course Theron Smith General Course Manual A rts C1 ub. 1 Douglas Sja ude x m a i er General Arts Club (4, 5): Non- Com Club (3, 4, 5); Football (3, 1); Track (2); Battalion Rifle Team (3, 4, ft). H K LEX StU IS BL1PIEIJ J Classical Course Gimmel Teth (4); French Club (3. 4); El Adrea (I); Pre s French Club; Debate (4h 1 0 ROTH Y T AII W ATE K Commercial Course Entered from Arrayo Grande, Cal. (4). Ykrl Tetherow G eueral Cou rs e S pan is h Club (2 p 3);; O f ii ce rs Club (4); Hi-Y Club (3 t 4); National Honor Society (4); B. O. T. C. Band (1, 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Band (1. 2, 3, 4): Orches¬ tra (3, 4); Cadet Band Leader (4). Hollis Simmons Co m mere ini Court e n. O. T. C. Band (1, 2 1 3), No la Simons Co turn ere ial Cours e Entered from Pendleton, Ore.; O. G. A (4). Mielii: Stax ton Co m m e rcial Court; e O. G. A, (4); Spanish Club{l ; G1 ee Otub (3, 4 ); Waukeenah Camp Fire (2, 3). Marvin Stiiaer A gricultural C ourse Entered from Low den High School, Bowden, Washington; Ag Club. Gladys Sureecx General Course French Club 2, 3); Art Club (4); Costume Mgr, Senior Play (3), Louise Telmee Classical Course Ayita Camp Fire (1, 2); Camp Fire Play (1); Art Club (1); See. Class (2); Classical Club (3, 4); El Adrea (4); Volley¬ ball (4); National Honor So¬ ciety (4); Treas. National Hon¬ or Society Cl), E v KR ETT T H O M AS General Course W. W. Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Pres, W. W. Club (4); Football 1, 2, 3, 4); Capt. Football (4); Operetta (4), Page Twenty,one Margery Thomas Com merriai Course Watonopa Camp Fire (l f 2, 2, 1); O. G, A. (4); Sec. Wa to no- pa Camp Fire (2); Pres. Wa- tonopa Camp Fire (4), 1 to w a Hi) To m i, lx so n Classical Course Spanish Club (3, 4}; Non-Com Club (4), Dk Tuiixkr Sc ie h liftc Co urse Art Club (2); Hi-Y Club (4 R. Q, T. C. Rand (2 T 2): O chestra (3, 4); Pep Rand (4); Journal Staff (4); Vice-Pres. Hi-Y (4 . Mary Yak IIorx General Course Watonopa Camp Fire (1, 2). Pauline Walk eh Classical Course Watanopa Camp Fire (4); Sec. Camp Fire (4). E i h mb x W atso x r C l o ss 1 ca l Cours e Vlvantes (1); Classical Club (2). 1 )OHOT1IY WENTSCK Modem Language Course Klahanee Camp Fire (1, 2} ; Girls ' Fede ration Cabinet (4); Glee Club (1, 2 t 4); Orchestra (1 P 2): Operetta (4); Pres. Banking ' Association (4); Na¬ tional Honor Society (4), M A R J C H IE ' HO iUjL s General Course Spanish Club (4); Operetta (D- I 3 RUT 11A TIt IJ y I [ R11 )U K Co tit m ere in I (dm fs e Watonnpa Camp Fire (L 2 h 3); Athletae 3); O. G A (4); Pres. Camp Fire (3 ; Basket¬ ball (2, 3), V BitXON V X l)ER wood Sdent ific Courxe Officers Club (4); Non-Com Club t3); Spanish Club (3. I); Rifle Team (3. 4); Pres, Span¬ ish Club (4). Louis Vexerik General Course R, O. T f C. Band (l, 2. 3 P 4); uep Band (4); Oratorical Con¬ test (a); Journal Staff (3 P 4). Wilbur Walters .General Course Entered from Coupe ville High S c h o o 1 r Co upe v i Ue, Was In ( 2 ) ‘ Football (2)i Baseball (2); Operetta (4). MaUREN E V E at 11 ERKl A X Modern Language Course Entered from Vindent High School, Umapine, Ore, (3); Spanish Club (4); Treas, Span¬ ish Club (4). Robert West General Course Non-Com Club (2, 3); Officers Club (4), Page Twenty-two Philip Wilhelm 8I ' ien ti ft c C on me Glee Club (2, 3, 1); French Club (3. 4), Donald Willoughuv 8dentiftc Coume Ro bert Whig j j t Scien t ift c C ourse Senate (4); Classical Club (3, 4): Hi-Y Club (3, 1); Pres. Student Body {4 ; El Adrea- Gimmel Teth Play (3); Ag Cl ub Play 4 ) ; E h Kah Nam Trophy (3); Pep Rand (3, 4}; R. O. T. C. Band (I, 2, 3); Journal Staff (4); Pal Clark Medalist. Eddie Helm General Course Entered from Stockton High School, Stockton, Cah; Spanish Club (2, 3) ; Non-Com Club; Journal Staff (3). Stanxey Quirk General Course Non-Com Club (1); Classical Club (1, 2). Walter Wilkins C lass teal C ours e Irene Wittrock Classical Course National Honor Society (4); Scholarship Award (2). Chesel Young Com m ercial Cours e R. Q, T. C, Band (I 2, 3. 4). Ward Rasmus Scientific Course Classical Club (3, l); HPY Club (4); National Honor So¬ ciety {4}; Treas, Classical Club (3, 4); Sec, Hi-Y Club 4 ). Cecil Hall Commercia l 0ourse SENIOR PICTURES UNOBTAINABLE Howard Beases General Course Ralph Bursch: General Course Entered from Yakima High School; W, W. Club f 4 ; Non- Com Club (2, 3); As Club (1, 4); Industrial Arts Club (2); Football (4). Joe Fklstein Cl (issica l Cours e Edward Fields A g r icultural Course Ag Club (l p 2, 3 P 4), C H . ARLOTTE. MoRGA N General Course Entered from Corvallis, Ore. (4); El Adrea (4): Senior Play (4). Ted Par key Scientific Course Entered from Everett High School, Everett, Wash. (4). Lewis Patterson Co mme rclal Cours e W. W. Club (2, 3, 4); Football CL 2. 3, 4); Basketball (1); Track (1). John Sanders General Course National Honor Society (4); Vice-Pres. National Honor So¬ ciety (4 ) Kenneth Wills General Course Spanish Club (3); Non-Com Club (3); Pres. Non-Com Club (3); Officers ' Club (4); Basket¬ ball (4), Ivan Mackin A gricultural Cou rse A g Cl ub (3 P 4); Non -Co m Cl u I s (2,3); Stock Judging Team(4); Industrial Arts (3). Page Twenty Jhree r ROYAL BLUE Rains Bog ' gan Davis Galloway Henneberger Barnett Bramhal I Donley Gibson Hill A as Barrie Brown Estes Goodwin Hoy a] McKinney A rdrey Bass Burro u ghs barrens Graves H yde Marcy Bayer Cock ran Fel stein Hancock Bofthus Bishop Converse Ferguson Hargett Bong Page Twenty-four Milbrath Peterson C Reece Sherman Morrison Peterson P Reeder Sporleder V anHollebeke VanVranken Maxson Packer Pont! Rourke StoHer Waggoner Rutz Mol bye Palmer Pullen Royse Talbott Watson Ratclilfe Patrick Rauenmhn Russell Tompkins Wright Patterson Red field Sanders Towers Tates Page Twenty-five Hill Ransom Bryson Maxson Fisher Malcolm Tompkins Reser BuddenhAgen Troyer J unior Officers Duane Hut, President First and Second Semester The ro x M axso x Treasurer First Semester Morto x To m v k i x s Inter-class Council Second Semester Lucy Raxsom Vice-President First find Second Semester Mari ax Fisher Treasurer Second Semester Roberta Reser Inter-daxs Council First Semester F LORE X C E T ROYEtt Girls ' Federation Cabinet Second Semester I To ward Buy sox Secretary First arid Second Semester Reeves Malcolm Inter-class Council First Semester K AT 11 it YX 1 1 1 J� DEXIIAOE X G ir Is J Fede ratio n Cabin e t First Semester Page Twenty-six Aden Archer Brown Chapman 2 i re k Eyraud ' ogarty Baker G Bryson Col lard DeWitt Ferris G Fix Aldrich BakerS Buck Col lard Dietz Ferris M Fricske Anderson Beil Buddenhagen Conklin Doolin Ferney Fulton Bcrshaw Campbell Creek Earnest Fisher Ganders An tea Blair Carr Croxdale Esmieu Fitzpatrick Page Twenty-seven ROYAL BLUE Hathaway 10 Hill D .1 ohnson C Lincoln Matthews Murphy It Gottlieb Bigler Ha th a way H Ha u c k Hill M Johnson L Lusk Meiners Nelson E H i nshaw Keen McGilvray Miller Nelson V Harmon Herring Huffman Kline Maestrefcta Moscanko Oliver Herz Hess Huntington James Km m bah La r ge nt Malcolm Mang M ounce Murphy Olson Palmer Page Twenty-eight Pickard Proppe Rabc Randall Ransom Reedy Remboldt Reser L Reser R Reynolds Roff Rob n Roles Rook Roy sc Scholl v Sehneller Sohwandt L Schwandt S Seitz Shelton Shield S tan ton Stockton S toller Summers Swart wood To the row Thorp Thompson Trover Tweedy Wa s’ wo nor Wal ker Wasse r Page Twenby-nine Sherman Crawford Ginn Lonneker Brewer Barker Hers; Roge r Ginn Estes Robberson Grover Baker iS T opha m ore () ffivers Maruahkt Here President First and Second Semester Catherin f; Shermax Vice-President First Semester Howard Gixx Secretary First Semester C11ARLOTTE 1 REW K H Treasurer First Semester Ralph Hookas n t ex.C1 a ss Cau n cil First Semester Maxixk Estes nt er-Cf a ss Go U no it First Semester Gwendolyn Grover Girls Federation Cabinet First Semester ( t K RT RI ' llE Cr a w for i Vice-President Second Semester Jay Loxxeker Secretary Second Semester Frank Barker Treasurer Second Semester Howard Gixx In t e r-Cl ass C ou n cil Second Semester Muriel Roiiijejbson In t er-Clas s Con n cil Second Semester Thelma Baker GlrLT Federation Cabinet Second Semester Faye Thirty Adams Alexander Angel Anton Appling Appling Appling ,T Ashworth Atkinson Aydc Bach tol d Bacon Baker A Baker T Barker Harlow Ban- Beatty F Beatty R Berlin Berney Bishop A Bishop H Blumherg Born Botsford Bowers Brew r er Brown Burroughs Campbell Cartwright Chase Chi tty Clark F Clark C Cooper Collier Cournyer Page Thirty-one Coyle Crawford Creek Davenport Daves D Davis E Davis M Delaney Depping Dockte r Drennan Dressen Dyer Dysart Eagon Eaton Elliott Ellis Estes Eubanks Evans Faust i Fisher Foss Franklin Frazier Freeman Fries Fro esc Geh ring Gentry G Gentry R German Gilbertson Ginn Gilkerson Gla fkt Gorbe Grover Page Thirty-two H fterson Hall A Hall ,1 Hancock Harper Hartwlg Harvey Hastings Hauck Henderson Herz Hess Hoagland Hob kirk House Hussey Ireland Irving Jameson Johnson Kelso Lanier H Lanier M Lasater Lincoln Lockwood Long Lonneker J Lonneker N ‘ Low den Loewe Lux McDowcl l McKinney Mackin Harrs Marum May Mead Page Thirty-three Michael is Miller E Miller H Miller L Morrison Mullenix Nelson Neslin Neumeier Oliver Qve Owsley Packer Palmer looters on Phelps Potter Pullen Randall Rhodes Rice T3 Rice M Robber son Rogers Rudio Russel E Russell H Stubblefield Suchow Stimmel Stine S ted man Steel smith Starr Stockton Sporleder Snyder S muckle Smith M Pa j e Thirty-four Page Thirty-five Sanders Santo Sax ton Scholl Schreiner Semple Sccrest Sherman Shore Shuham Teagarden Thomas Thompson Toner Tuke Van Horn Van Vranken Wad el Waggoner Ward Warren Webster Warner Weitssel W etherell Whitney Williamson Wine gar Win get Winters Wood Yeend ROYAL BLUE Lehrer Church Applegate Gibson Becker Cook( Hoagland Be unison Wylie Fix Harris Pennington Gibson Baker Freshman Officers Howard Becker President First Semester Harry Lehker Vice-President First Semester Ik a Arv legate Secretary First Semester James Cook Treasurer First Semester Blgyce Wylie In ter-Class ConncU First Semester Elizabeth Harris Inter-Class Council First Semester Kathryn Gibsoet Girls’ Federation Cabinet First Semester Thomas Ben nison President Second Semester Ruth Church Vice-President Second Semester Kathryn Gibson Secretary Second Semester Ia is IToaglaNd Treasurer Second Semester Tiieoixjre Fix Inter-Class Council Second Semester Myra Pennington Inter-Class Council Second Semester Hazel Baker Girls 1 Federation Cabinet Second Semester Page Thirty-six Administration Principal W. A. Lacey A. 15. Baker University M,A. University of Kansas Seven years of service to Wa-IIL Superi n te ndent W. M, Kern A.B. University of Indiana A, ftL University of Indiana Columbia University Sixteen years of service to Walla Walla Page Thirty-nine ervice Kath(trine Blynn Lucile McIntyre Gertrude Maxwell To have participated in the progress of an institution which endeavors to express democracy, opportunity, and faith in humankind; to discover and stimulate latent pow¬ er and excellence where appear weakness and nnpromise; to awaken intellectual curiosity in the things that abide, and to be “A happ if-tempered bringer of the hext Out of the worst ” has been and is the incomparable privilege of those whose names are herein inscribed W. M Kern. Page Forty-one Miss Katharine II. Bj.ynx, M,A. Head of Mathematics Department Miss Lucile McIntyre, A B. Miss Gertrude Maxwell, B,L. Head of Foreign Language Department Head of English Department Maxwell Blynn Bo u eh e r Po we rs W i It i am s Crane Yancey Kirk Gertrude Maxwell, R.L. B L Carlton College Diversity of Oxford, England Head, of the English Department Anna Mae Goss max, B.A. Carleton College Dean of Girls Gossman Conklin Com Quain lance Hamm Carpenter Kubik Hanson Katharine H. Blynn, M.A. A.B. Indiana University S t j m fo rd Uni ve rs it y M-A. Whitman College Head of the Mathematics Department M a u it x Co x kliXj R, S . Whitman College Librarian E N GLISH D KPA HTM ENT Laura Elizabeth Bouciier, M.A. University of California Marie Powers, B.A. University of Washington Laura E. Williams, A.B. Northwestern Uni vcrsity Dolly V. Coax, A.B. Franklin College Erma Quaixtaxce, B.A. University of Iowa Fay Hamm, A.B. Whitman College Francks Crane, B.A. No rth weste n Unive rs i t y G ir Vs A t hletic In s t rue t o r Mrs. Lillian H. Leonard, Ph.B. University of Chicago (Picture unobtainable) Della Yancey, M.A. University of Washington Bess Kirk, B.A. University of Minnesota M A T H E M AT IC S D E P A RT M E N T Lkla Carpenter, B.S. University of Illinois Tj KuDik, A.B. University of Nebraska Amanda Hanson, B.A. University of North Dakota Page Forty.two IiUCILE Mol XTYRE, A.B. A.R. University of Washington University of Chicago Columbia University American Academy in Rome Head of Foreign Language Department Verne L. Damon, M,A. I n iversity of Washington Head of History Deport ment B. A. Tack, A.B. Yanktown College Head of Science Department Foreign Language Department Lillian Lindner, A.B. C, IVL Bernier, B.S. University of Michigan McGill University Blanche Reed, A.B. DePauw University Frances A. Yoemans, Ph.M, University of Chicago Elizabeth Solbero, 15.S. South Dakota State College Phoebe Blalock, B.S Whitman College Myrtle Falk, A.B, Whitman College H ]STORY D EPARTMENT Leila Tilley, M.A. University of Idaho Esther Brieiiolz, B.A. Carleton College [ jEn oka Elliott, B.S. University of Idaho S CIE N C E D E PA RT M E N T John Wesley Smith A.B. Hamlin University Paul Reed, B.S. University of Washington Page Forty-three McIntyre Damon Tack Reed Bernier Falk Yoeraans Brieholz Elliott Blalock Smith Sol berg’ Reed Lindner Tilley ROYAL BLUE JE Alber Hauers Clark Tilley B i re ] i ne Bonner Tilley Dimlek Holmes Peterson Young Yates Steelsmtth Austin Mewh inney C. A. B ire line, B.S.C. u Dakota Wesleyan University Head of Commercial Department Harold Dimicjc, A B. W i 11 an lette V n i v e rsit y Boys Athletic Director Major Jesse M. Holmes U. S. A. Retired CoL Infantry Reserves Prof. Military Tactics R. O. T. C, Comm ku cia l D epartmen t Kmma Jean Aljjer Peru State Teachers College Gregg School, Chicago, III. Harrison Clark, R,A. University of North Dakota Pearl Bonner, 13. S. University of Washington Ivy Peterson, B.S, Oregon Agricultural College Gertrude Yotjng, A.B. College of Wooster B. E. Austin, A.R. Washington State College Fine Grace Sauers Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. V. Art Arts Department Nelle Tilley University of Idaho Vocal Music H. C. Tilley University of Idaho Band and Orchestra Vocational Arts Department Mary K. Yates, B.S. C R Stkbl mitij, M.D. Washington State College Teacher’s College of Idaho Domestic Art Manual Training H. R. Mkwhinney, B.S, Washington State College Smith Hughes Instructor in Agriculture Page Porty.four Johnson Sherman Hill Alexander McGhee Becker Lehrer Bryson Robb Wright Hill Fulton Ye end Ransom Hers Conklin Applegate Shields Packer LOT ALTY — Student Court Robert Wright President of the Student Body LaWREKCE JOHNSON President of the Senior Class F r 11 k r j A i j:x a n iie r Vice-president of the Senior Class Du AXE Hi IX President of the Junior Class Lucy Ransom Vice-president of the Junior Class STUDENT Margaret Her x President of the Sophomore Class K ath e ri n e S h hrmak Vice-president of the Sophomore Class Howard Becker President of the Fresh wan Class Harry LeHRER Vice-president of the Freshman Class D OltOTl i y M cG 11 ee Vice-president of the St udent Body E PRESENT ATI VES Margaret Hill Fred Shields Jesse Applegate V i hAnciie Hryson Jack Robb Ruth Fulton Clarice Conklin Roy Packer Lowell Yeeno Pay e Forty-five ROYAL BLUE cholarship To the students of Wa-lTi who have made first things come first in their school work; who have found knowledge and the power of concentration here, and who have designated themselves as true scholars, this section of the 1928 Royal Blue is dedicated. To Helen May and Walter Ball belong the honor of having the highest scholastic averages of any seniors in Wa-Hi. Helen has an average of 96.2 for her four years at Wa-Hi, proving that she has truly mastered the essen¬ tials of her high school education and has put the most im¬ portant thing first. The four year average of 95.5 for Walter shows the standing of a real scholar, one who appreciates his facilities for learning in the high school. These two students are excellent types of young manhood and young womanhood, who have worked for the joy of learning and who have gained a high place in the esteem of their fellow students for their consistent and unselfish appliance to their real business here. Page Forty-sift WALTER BALL Average for four years 95,5 Winner of three scholarship medals inner twice of honorable mention Activities: National Honor Society Classical Club Senate Debate Team Student Court Hi-Y HELEN MAY Average for four years 96.2 Winner of bronze scholarship medal A ctivities: National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Nissak! Campfire Editor of 1927 Royal Blue News editor Wa-Hi Journal Page Forty-seven Fisher Hopkins Burke Heist Gaing Reedy Bali First Semester Gladys McLaughlin. John Sanders... Frances Fisher. Louise Tel her. Noyer Gemmell May Rice Cogswell Hall MrDougal I Tellier Henneberger McGhee Tctherow Hoi wage r McLaughlin WiUrock National Honor Society Walter Ball Frances Burke Glen Bayne Alice Cogswell Gibson Danes Frances Fisher ] Iclen Geist Myrtle Huh A! I egr a H a rtsock Alice Henneberger M a rth a Hoi wa ge r Virgil Hopkins Walter Lain g Edna Lester Helen May A dviser President .. Vice-President .. . Secretary . . Treasurer Membership S e co n d S e m e s i e r .Tunc Gemmell Walter Ball Alice Cogswell . Ward Rasmus Bertha McCraw Zola McDougall Dorothy McGhee Gladys McLaughlin Laura Noyer Ward Rasmus Holla Reedy Nellie Rice John Sanders Louise Tellier Yerle Tetherow De Turner Maurene Weatherman Dorothy We Fit sell Irene Wittrock -Miss Gertrude Maxwell Page Forty-eight May Evans McDotigall Rayles Conklin Craig Eichenberger Farrens Fitzpatrick Fulton Henneberger Lanier H Lanier M McLaughlin Meiners Moore Plaquet Reedy Rice Robberson Tompkins Laura Elizabeth Boucher Chapter of QUILL and SCROLL National Honorary Society for Ilif h School Journalists First Semester Second Semester Helen May . ........ .President....... ....-. Helen May Wallace Evans ...... Vice-Presidents .... Wallace Evans Zola McDougaII Secretary ....... ..... Zola McDonga 11 Membership Fred Bayles Alice Henneberger Bud Moore Clarice Conklin Helen I anier Carroll Plaquet Alice Craig Maxine Lanier It oil a Reedy Wallace Evans Helen May Nellie Rice Kent Eichenberger Zola McDougall Muriel Rob her son Kenneth Farrens Gladys McLaughlin Morton Tompkins Virginia Fitzpatrick Hazel Meiners Myrtle Hall Ruth Fulton Adviser —-Miss Laura K. Boucher Page Forty-nine Sehncidmiller Bass Brown Berrem n Duncan Fogarty Trowbridge Goist Graebcner Hart Simons Oswald M cMurdo Leuthy Johnson R Sanders E Sanders Stanton Thomas O. G. A. First Semester Second Semester Frances Jensen....... .President ........ Klsic Schneidmiller Nadine Brown ...... Vice-President ........ Eulalia Duncan Virginia Robb ..... ...Secretary and Treasurer ....... Gwendolyn Bass William MacMurdo. .,.- — Reporter... . ...... Irma Graebeneu Gwendolyn Bass Nettie Berreman Nadine Brown Eulalia Duncan Rose Frank Doris Fogarty Helen Geist Irma Graebener Harley Hart Margaret Hill Membership A Adviser —Miss Emma Jean A leer Margaret Leuthy Frances Miller Virginia Robb Esther Sanders Elsie Schneklmiller Nola Simons Millie Stanton Bertha Trowbridge Margery Thomas Page Fifty ROYAL BLUE IMMISt Helen Lanier represented room 11. This Home Room had 100 per cent in the Royal Blue Sales Contest, WmMvQ ye® ROYAL BLUE Ruth Eubanks represented room S 8 , All but two persons subscribed Lo tile Annual in this Home Room. Page Fifty-two ROYAL BLUE Wa-Hi sSte Journal I-. I , STUDENT LEADERS DISCUSS SMlEMHflT ■ ' ij l - FEATURE. WRITERS A MOT NEWS TIP WEDNESDAY ' S SUNDAY SCHOOL THAT AD OUGHT TO SELL Wa-Hi Personality—Events of the Year Page Fifty-three ROTAL BLUE Sousa and Ids Band Over the Top In Plunder ' s Field Present Arms Attention Sergeant Inspection ‘The shot heard ’round the world” Prize Winners Page Fifty-four 1 v i , M-.Vs - .. ■ fl WF n 5 y . i| 11 1 -m j ( m mi m ROYAL BLUE We ' re in the Army Now Check Up on That Gun Cleaning Colonel Leaders of Men Company A Major Reed How to Keep in Step Sponsors Page Fifty-five ROYAL BLUE Angels The Hottentot “He Wins by a Fence” Page Fifty-six Poppy Dancers “Ill Please You” The Princess “Bob Yankee” Operetta Poster Contest “Looking for a Girl” Chorus Page Fifty-gevett Dreamland Dancers Wilhemina and Hans Leader of the Town Band Wilhelm in a Vrouw Hilda ROYAL BLUE W Hi Ag.Boys Judging Swine Testing Seed Corn Page Fifty.eight Sunday School Frosh Proctors Fire Drill Homeward Bound Justice Bed field’s Prize “Major” Senior Day Lewis and Clark Game Page Fifty-nine Eskimos D. O. Loney Swims Miss Blynil’s Rolling Deep Walla Walla—Rushing Waters Page Sixty |i t|| Activities of iDa-J-ti Publications Music Study Clubs - Slaty-two sixty-four - sixty-seven Page Sixty-one Wa-Hi Journal Editorial Staff Kdttor-in-Cliief Associate Editor News Editor ....... School Editor. .. Fred Bayles Zola McDougall Helen Kenneth Barrens Sport Editors ................................Bud Moore, Byron Denny, Cecil Bramhall Feature...... Eddie Wright, Gladys McLaughlin, Paul Peterson Reporters. Nellie Rice, Alice Henneberger, Rolla Reedy, Lucy Ransom, Carl Schelly Copy Readers...,........,......Virginia Fitzpatrick, Myrtle Hall Business Staff Business Manager ................................................. Wallace Evans Associates ... Kent Edchenberger, Carroll Plaquet, Louis Venerie Ad File Clerk ................... Hazel Meiners Mailing Clerk.....I.....;....Bertha Bedfield Circulation Managers .......... Carroll Plaquet, Kent Eiehenberger Associate ...................... J ack Doolin Faculty Adviser .........—... Miss Laura E. Boucher Page Sixty-two lloyal Blue Staff Editors.-...... Business Manager .... Appointment Secretary . Joke Editors ...... Snaps ....... Photographers .. Typists ...... Assistant .......... F r eslu n an E e p re sen L a t i v e Jack Doolin, Virginia Fitzpatrick ....... Ruth Fulton ... Clarice Conklin .. Maxine Lanier ? Paul Peterson . Helen Lanier, Leigh Bishop .. Donald Lutz, Eddie Wright Elsie Sehniedmiller, Renata Reber ....H o wa rcl B rys on John 1 tf t. Adviser — Miss Laura E. Boucher Appreciation The members of the J928 Royal Blue Staff wish to express their appreciation to the following: Mr. Fred 8. Wiroan of the Western Engraving and Colortype Com- pany for his sincere interest for so many years in the Wa-Hi Annual; Mr. H. D. EggerSj of the Eggers Studio, for his interest not alone in the portraits, but also in fostering photography in Wa-Hi; Mr., R. J, Gibbons and E, W, Lanier, of the In¬ land Printing Company , who have done their utmost in promoting the 1928 Royal Blue; to the Roll Room representatives wlio carried on the campaign for the 1928 Annual; to the Student Body and to the clubs and organizations of the school which greatly aided the Annual; and to Miss Laura E, Boucher, who through her willing assistance has helped to make the 1928 Royal Blue a success. Page Sixfy three ROYAL BLUE IValia IValia High School R. (), T. C. Hand Established 193 7 Via riv ets i w rence Bhini ie rg Roy Melners Donald Tetherow Philip Lockwood Myron Tracey Richard Eubanks Tram pets Yerl Tethrow (Cadet Bandmaster; Lewis Palmer Lyall E. Drake Francis Wet he rail Carl Schelly AUen McKinney William Diet?; Edward Nye Arthur Hartwig Merrell Davis H orns Ward Rasmus Thomas Fisher Tro w hones Edmond Mid dleton Lloyd Lofthus F ra n ei s Stubbl e fiel d Melvin Ireland Director — Ha l C. Tilley Baritone Lew in Hart wig Robert Whitney Earl Stanton Basses John Rensel Howell Crawford Victor Rogers Drums Wallace Ofiner T.owell Yeend Reeves Malcolm Lowell Tighe Mayne Huber Saxophones Dick Yenney (Drum Major) Date McAdams Lester Keen Thomas Marum Eugene Femey Harold Chadsey Clark Johnson Page Sixty-four ROYAL BLUE Wa-Hi Pep Hand Clarinets CL as. Richmond De Turner Robert Wright Lawrence Blumberg Louis Verierie Saxophones Kent Lichen her ger Thomas Marum Beverly Walker Jack Robb Horn Ward Rasmus Thomas Fisher Trom bon es Harley Hart Byron Jobe Baritone Clarence Rogers Bass Melvin Ireland Trumpets Lloyd Lofthus Ycrl Tetherow CL as , Lewis Lewis Palmer f ,a v crn e A an V rank eii Drums Wallace O finer Trowel 1 Tighe Reeves Malcolm Director —Hal C. Tilley Wa-Hi Orchestra Established 1917 PIANO Mildred Hill VIOLINS H. C. Tilley Russell Snyder Luctle Ratcliff e Lucy Ransom Harry Lehrer SAXAPHONE Lloyd I .ofthus CELLO Elisabeth Sol berg CLARINETS Clias. Richmond De Turner FLUTES Dorothy Mills Dorothy Rudio BASS Melvin Ireland QBE Karl Diettrich TRUMPETS Verl Tethcrow Louis Palmer TROMBONE Harley Hart DRUMS Wallace Offner Director —Hal C. Tilley Page Sixty-site Glee Club SOPRANO Frances Burroughs Mildred Fogarty Ethelyn Hand Charlotte Johnson Norma Peterson Edna Schifftjcian M a ri a n Spo rl ede r Laura Woodward ALTO Audrey Armstrong Edyth Appling Ethel Appling Ch a rl o tte B re we r Eleannor Clark Mary Femey Martha Morris TENOR Joe Appling Deyo Tharp Quintus Watson BASS Harold Beach John Benset Laurence Harvey Eugene Hess Bradford McDouall Urs Randall Roll a Reedy Ralph Rogers Lowell Tighe Rowland Walker Director —Miss Nelle Tilley Page S ixly-s even Art Club First Semester Paula Ganders Ledona Ha tick Gladys Packer S e cond Seme$ t e r ...... President .........Anna Jean Pember . Vice -Pr e$ iden t ......... .Joe (’ 11 1 be r ts on . Se ere ta ry an d 1 1 tea s it re r .Anita Teega rden Membership Tom Bennison Frances Clark Joe Culbertson Paula Ganders Lucy Gunter T cdona Planck Mi 1 d re d Maestret t a Onie Miehoflf Torrence Moser Ethel Packer Gladys Packer Anna Jean Pember Edward 11 am h o Helen Radio Ruth Saxton Gladys Surheck A n it a Teefra r dei t Louise Tel Her Marjr:iret Tr o isdale Beryl Tweedy Emmett Tweedy Advisers —Miss Ivy Peterson, Mrs. Grace Sauers Page Sixty-eight Testing Corn Acj Club First Semester Second Semester Arnold Stollcr .... ...President ... .. Arnold Stollcr Charles Zuger----- Vice-President ...„.„„. Charlie Lewis Charlie Lewis .... .. Secretary ... . Henry F ritzier Mr. Mewhinney ........ Treasurer... ...... Mr. Mewhinney Arleigh linker v hirley linker Franklin lienttv Paul Beatty John liensel Orlo Bethke Harold Bowers Levine lirnhn Iiruce Coyle jsyrd Coyle Melvin Daniels Laurence Davis Carl Depping Membership Donald Ellis Edward Fields Dam Framer Henry Fritter Ted Hamburg Howard I Ioliman Glen Hunt Lowden Johnson Charles Lewis Eddie Lusk Robert Lux Ivan Mackin Gordon Mackin Orval Mackin .foe McFarland Frank MeKinnney John Milbruth Lloyd Miller Edward Nye Victor Rogers Roger Sanders Edward Stiller Arnold Stoller Chi rence Thorp Fred Wooleutt Charles Zuger A dvisen — A In. Harold Mewi-ii n n ey, Sim tli-H ugkes Ins t ru ctor Testing Milk Page S betg -n me First Semester Walter Ball. .President. Gladys McLaughlin Bethel Goodman „. Ward Rasmus . J r ice-President 1.. Secre ta r if . Tre as in Second Se m ester Rol l a Reedy ..„ Nellie Rice Bethel Goodman . Ward Rasmus Membership Jessie Applegate Bernice Baker Walter Ball Blanche B ryson Mary Campbell Clarice Conklin Jack Doolin Wallace Evans Y i rgi n i a F i t zpat r ck June Gemmell Bethel Goodman A Mega Hartsoek Alice Hennebergcr William Holland Walter Laing Harry Lehrer Clifford Mayo Zola McDougall Gladys McLaughlin Grover Nelson Donald Pullen Ward Rasmus Roll a Reedy Nellie Rice K atherine iSherm an Morton Tompkins Whitney Welch Margaret Hera Virgil Hopkins Elliott Wood B oy Meiners Elva Robherson . i dviser — Miss Lu ci le M c Intyre Classical Club Page Seventy ROYAL BLUE Spanish Club First Semester Mar tha Halwager.............. .Pre$ident ............ Laura Noyer ...... Fiee-Presiden t Vernon Underwood ... Secretary .... Margaret Hersi ....... Treasurer. - ; . M a r y L i nco 1 n ............ M ep ort er, Second Semester .Vernon Underwood ... Laura Nojer .. Kenneth Wasser M a urine Weatherman .... Paul Peterson Membership Florence Adams Ruth Old rich John Barrie William Bontrop Beniadine Chi tty Clara Gettman Wilson Graves Margaret Herz Martha Hoi wager Freda Hoff T Ai u ra May J ol 1 n son Mary Lincoln Lois Marcy Adviser — Miss Myrtle Falk Edna Morrison Laura Noyer Maud Palmer Paul Peterson Adele Phelps Delphine Rhodes Howard Tomlinson Vernon Underwood Maryhelle Walters Kenneth Wasser Mau ri n e W eath e rma n Ladle Webster Page Seventy-one French Club First Semester Aimee Eyraud .. Emma P ember . Maxine Elliott . Helen Stubblefield Roy Saunders .. President..., Vice-President., ,. S e cr e i a rtf. . . ..Treasurer . . Reporter, __ Se con d j S cm e s i e r Howard Bryson Annabel! Hall .... Maxine Elliott E leanor McLean Elizabeth Moser Membership Alma Bernier Wallace Bershaw Howard Bryson Mildred Cartwright Louis Curcio Henry Diet , Roberta Dysart Maxine Elliott Gordon Estes Aimee Eyraud Rose Fausti Dorothy Glafke Annabelle Hall Ruth Gross Russell Long Neal Lonneker Weimar Mann Billie Marrs Elisabeth Moser Norm a Peterson Emma Pember Betty Proppe Donald Pullen Esther Rice Roy Saunders Maxwell S ee beck Helen Stubblefield Advise —Mu. C. M. Bkrni ROYAL BLUE Pa ge 8 evenly- tw o Industrial Arts Club First Semester Second Semester Glen Bayne U ................ ;. President ............James Long ftaI ph Fletcher ........... Vice-President. ._ H a rold Beach Oliver Bergevin ... Secretary and Treasurer .... Oliver Bergevin Membership Roger Adams Glen Bayne Harold Beach Ralph Beatty Thomas Bennisou Oliver Bergevin Alvin Brum back Roy Creek William Dietz Howard Diekeson Paul Grew el Marvin Harmon Wayne Hill Richard Hoagland Myron Lacey Hugh Long James Long Inez Marge rum Theron Maxson Edward Mead Pat O’Brien Wil Li ani Pomm ering Earl Royce Loren Santo Fred Shields Earl Stanton Doreli Stanton Douglas Staudenmaie Preston Tack Thero n Thompson Frances Wit here 11 Jay Witt Adviser —Mr, G. A. Steelsmith Page Seventy-three Danes Ball L ing McLaughlin Reedy Burke Coach Damon Debate A f fir mat ive Team —■ Walter Bail Frances Burke Gibson Danes Negative Team — Roll a Reedy Gladys McLaughlin Walter Ruing Coach —V, L. Damon Notwithstanding a few defects, the Wa-Hi debate team went through a success¬ ful season in 1927-1928. State debates were scheduled with Dayton Pa louse, Pom¬ eroy and Albion, but due to flood conditions the debate with Albion was cancelled. Dual debates were also held with the Wranglers Club of Whitman College and Yakima High school. The question for state debate this year: “Resolved: That the President and Vice-President of the United States should be elected for a single term of six years 1 was debated throughout the season by the team as well as the inter-class debaters. Page Seventy-four Hill Applegate Ycnncy Wentseh Mills Banking A ssociation First Semester Second Semester Margaret Hill .,..... President ________ Dorothy Wentsch Dick Yenney _. Fice-P resident ..... Dick Yenney Jessie Applegate...,. .Head Cashier ....... Dorothy Mills . i dviser —-Mit. Ifuizcju ne We can look back upon the past year with considerable pride. A much larger miumber of our high school students have been consistent savers. A more thoughtful and determined attitude has prevailed toward thrift as a worth while goal. Our re¬ port for April 10, 19-28, revealed sixteen 100 per cent home rooms and an average of 75 per cent of the student body depositing. The success of our banking system was largely due to the untiring efforts of the officers, and the excellent cooperation of the several cashiers. We have now estab¬ lished the highest record since school banking was added to Wa-Hi activities. Pag e S euenty-fiv € Umpires Coaches On tlie Side Lines Page Seventy-si Coach Harold A. Dimick Everett Thomas Cecil Bramhall Sportsmanship This page is dedicated to the Sportsmanship of Wa-HL This sporfcmanship is represented hy Coach Harold A. Dimick; Everett Thomas, Captain-elect of the Football Team, and Cecil Bratnhall ; Captain elect of Basketball Team. Pag e Seven t y seven gum ROYAL BLUE IMWIM First Semester Everett Thomas Dick Yenney. Tom Durmigan „ Mr Dimick. W. W. Club ..President.. .. Vi ce -P re s i den t.. .Secretary ..Treasurer.. Second Semestcr Everett Thomas .. Dick Yenney Bill Sherman . Mr Dimick Frank Barker Harry Blair Cecil B ram hall Alvin Brumbach Ralph Bursch Henry Blither us Myron Davis Tom Diinnigan Arthur Frasier Arthur Geist Duane Hill Lawrence Johnson Lowell Krumbah Ralph Miller Adviser —Coach H. A. Dimick Richard Owsely Roy Packer Lewis Patterson Jack Robb Ralph Rogers Harold Schott Bill Sherman Maurice Shore Arnold Stoller •Everett Thomas Kenneth Wills Bill Wright Dick Yenney Page Seventy-eight Fool bait Center it Schott (regular) Dunnigan End Geist (regular) Hill (regular) Guards Blair (regular) Krumhah (regular) Frazier Rursch Tackle Patterson (regular) Barker (regular) J ohnson Packer Halfback Thomas (regular) Davis (regular) Brimihack Pullback B utherus Quarterback Sherman (regular) Owsley Games Wa-HL.. .. 0 Wa-Hi. ... (} Wa-Hi. .27 Wa-Hi.12 Wa-Hi. 13 Wa-Hi. 3T ti .. Wa-Hi ‘. ._.14 Wa-Hi.. ..49 Wa-Hi. .20 Endicott __18 Pullman ™_ „„—13 Clarkston 0 Lewis and Clark 7 North Central 21 Pendleton __ 0 Mac-Hi _ 0 Dayton _____ 0 Yakima .. 7 Patterson “Pat” Tackle ami Fullback Three years Frazier “Art” Tackle Two years Butherus “Monk” Fullback One year Du nn ig an “Tom” Center and Tackle Two years Thomas “Evie” Halfback Four years Barker “Frank” Tackle Two years Schott “Harold” Center Two Years Davis “Mike” Halfback One year Page Eighty Squad _ Owsley “Spin Geist “Art Quarterback End One year One year Perry ' Hill “Duane ltarker “Frank ' 1 Assistant Yell King End Tackle Two years Wright Yell King Page Eighty-one Wa-Hi Basketball Team The Squad Forwards Bramhal] (regular) Rogers (regular) Shore R obb Guards Stoller (regular) Yenney (regular) Thu rber Ferris Centers Wills (regular) Wright Games Wa-Hi. .33 Adams .... 18 Wa-Hi Yfiti a 38 Wa-Hi. .29 Helix ___ 27 la Hi Mac Hi Hi Wa-Hi. .....37 Prosser _ 23 Wa-Hi 20 Lewis and Clark 52 Wa-Hi. .4 ft Helix ___ 40 Wa-Hi 47 Othello 3 Wa-Hi... Clarkston . 18 Wa-Hi 48 Touchet 13 Wa-Hi.. .. .28 Mac-Hi .... 35 Wa-Hi 25 Prescott 15 Wa-Hi. _14 Yakima . 29 Wa-Hi. ..24 Steptne . ... 18 Wa-Hi. ..31 W aitsbu rg 25 Wa-Hi.. ..37 Ritxville .. . . 18 Wa-rfw.. .Hi Ana tone . 21 Wa-Hi. .24 Endicott . ... 31 Wa-Hi. .30 Clarkston .. 26 Wa-Hi 81 Tekoa 17 ... .34 Pomerov . If? Wa-Hi. .. .28 Olympia . ... 24 Wa-Hi... . .29 W. S. C. Fresh. 37 Wa-Hi..... ..27 Nacbes .. 14 Wa-Hi... ...24 I ewis and Clark . .... m Wa-Hi.. ..21 Cheney . ... 24 Wa-Hi__ ....31 Waitsburg . 28 Wa-Hi... .20 Yakima . .. 22 Wa- Hi. .15 Prosser ..... 18 Piuji! ICiijhty-lwo P aye Eiy h t y-1 hree Wright—Center First year Rramhall Forward Fourth year Yenney—Guard Second year Stullcr—Guard First year Shore—Forwa rd First year Robb—Forward First year Willis—Center First year Thu rber—Gua rd First year Rogers—Forwa rd First year Reserve Officers Training Corps I he W a-Hi R. ) + T. C. course of instruction is that prescribed by the War De¬ partment for all junior units, except that it is adapted to local conditions More- over 3 it is equivalent to the two year basic course of the senior division wliieh is the one actually pursued by all college men enroll eel for military training. Following is an outline of the course: FIRST YEAR Infantry Drill Regulations Physical Training R i fie M arks i mm ship Military Courtesy Individual Infantry Equipment SECOND YEAR Infantry Drill Regulations Physical Training Scouting and Patrolling Military Hygiene, Sanitation and First Aid Rifle Marksmanship Guard Duty Automatic Rifle THIRD YEAR Drill and Command Map Reading Musketry Physical Training Rif] e M a rksmansh ip From the government point of view the training has a two-fold purpose: First, to help qualify selected students for appointment as officers and to qualify others as non-commissioned officers specialists or privates for service in our citizen army in case of a major emergen cy Secondly to supplement the educational resources and program of the school and incidentally give the student a training which will be of value to him in his industrial or professional career. Its object is not by any stretch of the imagination to make professional soldiers out of high school boys or to militarize them. The training is highly endorsed by the majority of our representative American educators as a valuable element in high school education in connection with such mat¬ ters as leadership, character-building health and even the intellect They con¬ sider the most valuable part of the training is to be found in the opportunity it gives the cadet to develop the quality of leadership; this because the chief end of our higher educational institutions is to turn out the leaders so necessary in our modern complex civilization. Page Eighi g-five Doroth y Pm .mix Battal I ion Maxine Atkix Band SIX) It SOTS I OUISK Gibsox Company 13 E, lva Robueesox Company A Et 11 bl A LEX A XDEK Company C PaffG EUjht C a i 3 TA i n Willi am Fie rg uso n Company A Colonel J. M, Holmes Captain Jack Garrigtt Company B Major Free Reed S E RG B A NT J OS E l 1 11 E VE RSO LE CA PTAIN T,E W IS Co LLA HI Company C Page Eighty- seven BctttaUion Officers Pay e Eiyh ty-e iy h t COMPANY A—First Platoon COMPANY B— First Platoon COMPANY C—First Platoon War Hi U.O. T. C, COMPANY B—Second Platoon COMPANY C—Second Platoon Pag e Eigh t y -rain e ROYAL BLUE Tyro Rifle Club President .. Vice-President Secretary .. Treasurer ...., Executive Officer . Jack Garriott Allegra Hartsock ... Abraham Neslin ...... Margaret Herz ...... Russell Snyder Membership liernadine Chi tty George Converse Evelyn Davis Jack Garriott Louise Gibson Lucy Gunter Annabelle Hall Allegra 11 a rt sock Margaret Herz Phyllis Hurst Clara Kricger Russell Long Neal Lonneker Elizabeth M oser Jerry Naimy Abraham Neslin Marvin Reeder Jean Sawyer Katherine Sherman Erma Shuham Russell Snyder Margaret Toner Margaret 1 ' rou s d al e M a rgaret W i n get ROYAL BLUE Officers’ Club First Semester M aj o r F red Reed. ... Cap t ain Wi ] 1 1 am Fergusoir Captain Jack Garriott.... William A rdrey Laurel Baker Fred Bayles Robert Chandler Lewis Col lard Theodore Cook Benson Coyle Leland Demory William Ferguson .. Pre $ iden t .... Vi ce-P re si den t... ... .Se ere t a ry and Trea s u re r Membership Second Se mester ......Major Jack Garriott Captain Theodore Cook Captain Leland Demory Jack Garriott Wilson Graves Daniel Rauenzalm Fred Reed Marvin Reeder Filmore Rolf M axwel 1 Seek eck Vernon Underwood Adviser — Colonel Jesse M. Holmes Page Ninety-one Non-Com Club First Semester Second Semester Wilson Graves ...... .......... . President. .. ...Kenneth Dyer Russell Long .... Vice-President .....Arnold Stoller Ther on Maxon ..... Secretary .... Theron Max on George Root ........ Treasurer .....„ Theron Maxon Iiol e rt B au n ig ardt Kenneth Dyer George Elkiiigton Edwin Fitides Wilson Graves Lloyd Lofthus Russell Long Neal Lonneker Dick Marshall Theron Maxon Membership Abraham Neslin Carl Peterson Dale Shore Russell Snyder Wilmer Starr Arnold Stoller Howard Tomlinson Edwin Van Horn Glen Wilson Advisers — Sergeant Joseph E. Kvkrsgle., J. W. Smith Page Ninety-two ROYAL BLUE Rice McLaughlin Patterson Kain Herss Fisher Wentseh McDougall Hinshaw Sherman Pullen Craig Baker T Grover Hopkins G ibson Baker B Packer Girls Federation Fir,si Semester Second Semester Nellie Rice ... .......,. Y esident F r and s Fisher ........ V i c e-P re s id en t Alice Craig ..... Secretary . M a r ga re t H er z .. ..... .. 7 V earn re r..... Tile purpose of the Girls ' Federation is to create a spirit of co-operation and friendship among the gilds of Wa-Hi. Although the Federation is a new organization in the High School; it lias proved its worth during the short time of its existence. Each year one hundred dollars is raised to help a worthy Seni or girl attend college Miss Anna Mae Gossman, Dean of Girls lias been a great aid to the members of the Federation in everything they have attempted. Page Ninety-four ... Gladys McLaughlin ....Gertie Patterson ...... Kathrine Sherman ... Jessie Kain Tl ins haw Hartsock Mdiners Kain Lester Henneberg r Fitzpatrick Hunter Troyer Wasser Mi ley Mills Wasser McLean Shuham Mojannicr Buddenhagen Drennen Hea filer Me I bye McTavish Girls’ Council First Semester Second Semester Alice Hinshaw .......... President ... Allegra Hartsock F lo r en ee T r oy er .. ............... J ice-P re s ident ...... Alice Hinsh aw Edna Lester J.....:.. .Secretary .......... Dorothy Mills Tile purpose of the Girls Council is to promote simplicity, modesty, good taste, and inexpensive clothing among the girls of Wa-Hi, With this ideal in mind the members of the Council for 1927-1928 have tried to deal fairly with every girl in the school. The members feel that they have had much success this year in carrying out Girls ' Dress Reform. A great deal of this success is due to Miss Anna Mae Goss- man, their adviser, who has given much aid by her willing advice. Pay Ninety-five ROYAL BLUE d thletae First Semester Second Semester Alice Craig ......„.. President. _..«...Bertha Frank 1 1er11 1 a Frank .. Fice-President..... __Lucille R a t c 1 iffe Fay Alexander ........ ....Secretary. ___ Katherine Sherman Lucille Rateli Ife ..... .......Treasurer... .. ...... Erma Shuliam Membership Maxine Lanier Lucille Ratcliffe Bertha Ratcliffe Blanche SehifFmon Edna Hchiftman Erma Shuham Katherine Sherman Ethel Towers Bertha Trowbridge Page Ninety-six Ethel Alexander Pay Alexander Frances Burroughs Alice Craig Eva Dunnmgton Rnth Eubanks Bertha Frank Maxine Gottlieb Margare t Her , Helen Lanier Adviser — Miss Frances Crank ROYAL BLUE Social Organizations El A drea Gimmel Teth Senate Hi-Y Campfires ninety-eight ninety-nine one hundred one hundred one one hundred two to seven Faye Ninety-seven Clark ] jow den Rourke Raker Croxdale A Pember B Schi fl ' man Be r reman DeL nev E Pember E Sch i ft’man Biersner Estes Ramsbeck Tellier Chi tty Gunter Rhoades WinJet. Hi nshaw Rook Woodward First Semester Louise Tellier . .. Louise Ramsbeck . Blanche Schiffman . Nettie Berremen . Helen Hutsell El Adrea . President . .Vice-President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . .Reporter . Membership Second Semester N e 11 i e 15 e r r em en . Mary Martin Elizabeth Croxdale . ... Alice Hiitshaw Louise Ramsbeck Thelma Baker Nettie Her remen Bern a cl me Chitty E1 iznbc th C rox d a 1 e Esther Engelhardt Maxine Estes Aimee Eyrautl Lucy Gunter Alice Hinshaw MaTgaret Hera Helen Ilutsell Lillian Tmwclen Mary Martin Anna Jean Peinher Norma Peterson Louise Ramsbeck Carroll Ramseur Delphine Rhoades Ella Rook Blanche Schi fftimn Edna Schiffman Marian Sporleder Margaret Winget D alpha Woodward Adviser —Miss Fay Hamm Pnife Shref if-eiffh f Keser Robberson M. Swart wood Rice Alkin Applegate I Applegate J Booher Conklin freeman Ginn Glafke Gottlieb Hail Hendrickson Hill Hoag: land Marum McLean Patterson Pi land Robberson E Pullen Watson Gimmd Teth Maxine Atkin . Dorothy Pullen Jessie Applegate Charlotte Ginn . KI c a no r M e L e an ..President. ,. V i c ? ' — Pr es i d en i .. ..........Secretary . . Treasurer . .Reporter., Ina Applegate Jessie Applegate Maxine Atkin Marjorie Booher Clarice Conklin Wanda Freeman Charlotte Ginn Dorothy Glafke Maxine Gottlieb Annabelle Hall Elizabeth Harris Y v on n e I-T en d ri c ks j n Lois Hoag] an cl Marjorie Johnson M i iv Med a M arum Eleanor McLean Adviser -—M Stubblefield Harris Hills Wli i t ney Maxine Atkin Dorothy Pull en Jessie Applegate Dorothy Mills Eleanor McLean Membership Dorothy Mills Elizabeth Mosier Evelyn Oliver Gertie Lee Patterson Myra Pennington Matilda Perez Marjorie Pill and Dorothy Pullen E lizaheth So lbercs Lillian Reser Nellie Rice Arline Robberson Blvn Robberson Muriel Robberson Helen Stubblefield Jeen Swart wood M a rv l 4 ' ra n ees AM lit ney Page Ninety-nine Aldrich Dyer Plaque t Ball Bryson Danes Denney Doolin Eichenberger Evans Holland Matthews Moore K ru mbah Robb Tompkins Van Vranken Wright Senate First Semester Percy Aldrich Walter Pall Kenneth Dyer Se cond S e m ester . President..-. ... Walter 13 al I . Vice-Presiden t .Kent E iclienberger Secretary and Treasurer .Baylor Van Vranken Membership Percy Aldrich Walter Ball Oliver Bergevin Howard Bryson Robert Chandler George Converse Gibson Danes Byron Denney Jack Doolin Kenneth Dyer Kent Eichenberger Wallace Evans Thomas Fisher Duane Hill William Holland Lowell Krumbnh Weimar Mann Gordon Matthews Bud Moore Lewis Palmer Carroll Plaquet Jack Robb Morton Tompkins Baylor Van Vranken Robert Wright William Wright Lowell Yeend Adviser- —Mr. V L. Damon Page One Hundred Hi Y Club First Semester Second Semester Jack Robb-.----. President ......._ Jay Witt Oliver Rergevin ..... .Vice-President... .. ........ l e Turner Gerwyn Jones .. Secretary.,., ..... Ward Rasmus Fred Shields ...... .... Treasurer. ...._. Harold Beach Membership Walter Ball Glen Bayne Harold Beach Oliver Bergevin Gibson Danes Myron Davis William Diets Kenneth Earnest Duane Hill Gerwyn Jones Walter Laing James Long Reeves Malcolm Clifford Mayo Roy Meaner s Ward Rasmus Rolla Reedy Jack Robb Ralph Saunders Fred Shields Walt Shields Maurice Shore Harold Stoller De Turner Bill Young Walter Weaver Jay Witt Robert Wright William Wright Idviscrs —Mr. Leo Morse, Mr Paul Reed, Mr, B. A Tack Fags One Hundred One Tillicitm Campfire First Semester Dorothy McGhee .. .. Presidenl .. Edith Russell ... ... i ..... Secretary Gwcndo 1 yn Grover .. Treas u re r. Second Semester Dorothy McGhee Edith Russell Gwendolyn Grover Membership Blanche Bryson Ruth Church Francis Fisher Marian Fisher Ruth Fulton Katherine Gibson June Gcmmel Jean Glafke Gwendolyn Grover Mildred Hill Helen Huntington Edna Lester Dorothy McGhee Ellen Miller I nicy Ransom Meridv Rescr Edith Russell Erma Shu ham Katherine Steel smith Geraldine Wright Adviser —Miss Katharine Blynn ROYAL BLUE Okihi Campfire I ' irst Semester Second Semester Mary Campbell . President . Alice Hennebcrger Rose Faasti ... Vice-President ..... Laura Woodward Alice Hcnneberger . Secretary .-. Mildred Cartwright Frances Baehr. Treasurer ._. Phyllis Elliott Membership Frances Raelir Emma Buehler Mary Campbell MU tired Cartwright Jennie nominee Maxine Elliott Phyllis Elliott Rose Fausti Mabel Fleming Dorothy Hafner A1 i ce II en n el c rge r Ella McDonald Norma McDonald Olivia McGilvary lllvne Nelson Muriel Oberholtzer Pea r 1 () be rl 10 11 zer A del e Phelps Wilma Stimmel Laura Wodward Adviser- — Miss Marian Conklin Page One Hundred ' Three ROYAL BLUE A i if a Campfire First Semester Second Semester Frances Burke ..... ..President Vivian Cochran Lois Marcy .. Vice-President ..Betty Sue Mar tain Vivian Cochran ...... Secretary .. Ma rgaret Barrie Kathryn Legg ....... .Scribe .....Betty Sue Martain Membership Margaret Barrie Frances Burke Vivian Cochran Lillian Davidson Mary Elizabeth Ferney V i rgi n i a F i tzpat ri ek Iiiith Hamm Esther Hawley Katheryn Legg l,ois Marcy Betty Sue Martin Adviser — .Miss Doroti-iy Chandler Page One Hundred Four Wmtkeenah CampJirc First S emester Second Semester M ary Curcio ......... .President ....... BO lie Marrs Thelma Ash wort! i Vice-President ._____ Mary C urcio Ellen Hancock .......... Secretary,..,. ........ Alene Thompson Florence Troyer ... . ..Treasurer, ....... Ellen Hancock Membership Thelma Ashworth Alma Bernier Mary Curcio Margaret Davis J .ouise Gentry l llen Hancock Evelyn Hancock Esther Hantzen Billie Marrs Helen Meumeier Bethene Shelton Katheryn Smith Elene Thompson Margaret Toner Florence Troyer Mary Winegar Evelyn Williamson Martha York Adviser —Mrs. Margaret See reck Page One Hundred Five A Nissaki Campfire First and Second Semester President . Ice-President Secretary ........... Treasurer . .... Helen May Bethel Goodman .. Ruth Grosse K a 11 1 ry n SI i eHn an Ruth Brown G e rt ru de C raw fo r d Bethel Goodman Ruth Grosse Etthel Hathaway H axel Hath away M a ry J os ephine H oagl an d Helen May Harriet Owsley Kathryn Sherman M argti ret T rous d al e Lucile Webster Evelyn Warren Adviser —Miss Lela Carpenter 1 __ Page One Hundred Six ROYAL BLUE Watanopa Campfire First Semester Margery Thomas Bemieee Hill .. Frances Miller ... Virgil Hopkins j Second Semester . Presidents ...................... Edna Collard Vice-President ...,.. Lilabelle Schwandt . Secre tar if ..— Pauline Walker ...... Treas it re r ... J i e rn i e c e C1 1 ap m a n Rowcna Bayne Doris Casey Edna Collard Bemieee Hill Violet Johnson Frances Miller Virginia liobb Membership Soph room Sell wan clt Margery Thomas Esther Triebwasser Evelyn Triebwasser Virgil Hopkins Pauline Walker IJllabelle Scb wan dt dv is e r — Miss P m mi n Bonn e r Page One Hundred Seven Page One Hundred Eight East and West Wa-Hi Follies What ' s behind the paper? The Long and the short of i t Faye One Hundred Nine MR, B, 0. LONEY CONTINUES ft if Paul L. Peter, ' ton Tlie following dialogue occured the otli- I er day between Pedro Santino and John Johnson, two applicants for citizenship; (The Swede spoke first) “Mv nam is Yon Yonson and 1 ban in America bout sax year. On first time I go by Meenesota vere are also oder Swedes, but after a vile I finds out bout that railroad that Yim Hill built from San Paul to Pasefick, and I tank 1 like to kom out here. All time since den I vork in logging camp. Veil, last veek I try to get be citizen, but I not make it, al¬ though I answer efry question. Ven day ask vat I know about the Constitution, I say dat 1 know I haf a goot one for my boss he say so; and ven day ask vat I know about Vashington, I say dat I tank it ban piirty goot state. But just the sam, day turn me down.” Then the Italian told bis tale; I “When I come to America, I no wanta have fruit stand, so f go to Meechigan and work on automobiles car. But ray broder Tony want me to come to Walla Walla and be gardner, so 1 come. When I try to get be citizen day aska me first “Who discover America,” and when I say ' Creestopher Colomba,” day say “goot”. Next day sa “Who first President,” and 1 tell them “Uncle Sam ” Day aska “Pe¬ dro, do you know anything about Lin¬ coln?” and I tell them 1 know all about hcem cause I work Oil that automobiles before; 1 come West,” Den day aska “Could you ever be President of this Unided Stades? and I say 11 1 link so, but I no wanta; I got nice patch of onions. But that’s all right, Tm sure you find a I man somewhere who like to take the job.” Now for why, I no get citizen bapers? ■ Clarence Cuticle says: “The reason watch repairers are not eligible to join the Union is that they keep working over time.” If Babe Ruth is the King of Swat, the New York Giants must represent the Ace of Clubs. PARTY SYMBOLS The Democrats chose a donkey for their trade-mark, because it is stubborn, hard to kill, and a good kicker; the Republi¬ cans chose the elephant because it is clumsyj can carry a large number of planks, and even conceal things in its trunk; but the Prohibitionists chose the camel solely because of its HUNCH- back, and the fact that it can go six weeks without a drink. PAGE THE DRY SQUAD! Frank sign in Main street show window of building now being remodeled: “Still operating ’ REPARTEE AT WA-HI Chronic Kicker, (in cafeteria at Wa- Hi.)—A little bird tells me that this cof¬ fee is two weeks old, W aitress—That bird must be a cuckoo. Chronic Kicker—No, it was a swallow. SPEAKING OF PITTSBURG Just because they have the largest steel fabricating plant in the LJ. S. at Pitts¬ burg, you mustn’t thing that the propa¬ ganda they send out is likely to be fabri¬ cations. Some folks hold it against Pittsburg for starting the first radio broadcasting sta¬ tion, but Carnegie’s philanthropliy has made up for that blunder. Talk about industrial supremacy! Pitts¬ burg lias the largest wire plant, the larg¬ est aluminum plant, the largest air-brake plant, and the largest food preserving plant, in the world. No wonder the town’s slogan is “Watch Our Smoke ’ Yes, Pittsburg sort of hogs first honors, but why shouldn’t it, when one-fifth of the country ' s pig iron is made there? Who made this funny ink well ? Search me; f didn’t know it was sick, -X ' You hear a lot of Tee-Talk out at the Country Club, so it’s no wonder that quite a few fellows get teed-up. Page One Hundred Ten f ' utjc One Hum!red Eleven Ti | s The Orator Attention Hiking? The Staff Buy a Cane The Triangle Where ' s the President a r iWHMmwasiffjf ROYAL BLUE RADIO TROUBLE DEPARTMENT Yon are not likely to have much trouble with your batteries, if you know your A, 11, C s For grid leaks, install a drip pan ; for interference, instruct other members of the family to leave your set alone. If your battery fails to recharge from the light socket, the trouble is not with the trickier, although you would naturally expect it to be tricky Your battery is sulphated and you need a new jar of electrolyte. The battery man at the Ser¬ vice Station will recharge your battery, and charge you. Money talks, as well as radios. The world scarcely remembers Lief Erickson, yet a sharp tongued woman like Xantippe has el as si red down through the ages, It is c 1 aiined that poor oId Soera- tes was actually grateful to the committee from the Humane Society for bringing him the cup of poison hemlock And we would hardly remember Diogenes if he hadn ' t pulled that cute lantern stunt in which he made the facetious remark about looking for an honest man. Recollect what a fuss we made about King Tut? Well when the diggers from the U. of Pennsyl¬ vania took the trouble to dig up a Rameses a thousand years older, the news hardly made a ripple, which proves that news¬ papers will hereafter keep mum on this mummy business. Boyibus kissibns sweettie giriorum, Girlibus likihus want! someorum Ini bus lapibus geti girlorum Thenibus boyibus kissi somorum Pappabus seeibus slappi girlorum Kickibus boyibus outi de do rum. Deni bus boyibus limp! homorum Girlibus cryibus kissi no morum. Teacher: “YouUl have to stay in after school and work on your geography les¬ son You didn’t locate a single one of the cities. Student: “I can’t locate them but I know how to tunc in on the whole lot.” Teacher: Make a sentence using cor¬ net and horse Pupil: We give our horse corn at noon and by night lie has tiis cornet T: Use the word lettuce in a sentence. P: Lettuce pray. T: Make a sentence using the words defense, defeat, and detail. T: Make a sentence using the words defense, defeat, and detail, P: Defeat went over defense before detail. T: Use the Following words in sen¬ tences : Invite: She was dressed invite. Appeal: He slipped on a ban an appeal. Cavort: The milkman left a cavort of milk. Statue: I came in de house at Free A. M. and Papa sex, lx statue, Abie?” AN INTELLIGENCE TEST 1. What color is a white horse? 2. Who killed (a) a dead fish? (b) the Dead Sea? 3 What sixe is a straw hat? 4 How high is up? 5, If 3 times 7 equal 21, how much is a lot of 9’s? 6. What sixe is a gray suit of clothes? 7 If a ball game starts in the after¬ noon, it’s raining, the park isn’t quite fin¬ ished, one of the boys in the box is smok¬ ing an Old Gold and the batter knocks a two bagger; who ' s playing? 8, If I buy a ticket for $1.25, where am I going? 9, Which way is a certain direction? 10. Where does a light go when it goes out ? II Why do they build a bridge? 12 Do fish swim? 13 Can a board-walk? 14. Can a horse-fly? 15. Can a cow-slip? Contest closes Feb, 80, 1927. Hurry! Send your answers in at once and get on the prize list. Viuje One Hundred Twelve lie re Arc We Going 1 ? Yell Kings Pals Steeple Jacks Editors Slim Page One Hundred Thirteen What do you mean by telling I was a fool ? I’m sorry I didn ' t know it was a secret, x x x What’s a } a r ad ox? Two wharves. x x x Those are clever little wrist watches aren’t they ? Yes. they have such bright faces, x x AVI sat are sardines? Fishes ' pups. X -X ' x 1st Lawyer: “And did this speech car¬ ry conviction ?” 2nd Lawyer: “It did. His client got live years. x x- x Tlie fraction leaned over and touched the whole number on the shoulder. “Say she whispered nervously 3 “is my numer¬ ator on straight? x x x t want a pillow ease. What size? I don ' t know but I wear a size 7 7-S hat. ■x x Frosh (at P. O.): f T d like to t see some of your two cent stamps please. The clerk produced a sheet of one hun- dre dtwos. Frosli (pointing to stamp in center): “I ' ll take that one.” x x x 1st Cannibal: “What gave your chief hay fever?” 2nd C: “He ate a grass widow.” x X X Baa! Baa! Black Sheep Have you any l.)’s ? Yes sir yes sir, if you pleas. Har! Har! Har! Laugh and the class laughs with you Laugh and you laugh alone. The first—when the joke’s the teach¬ er ' s; the last—when the joke’s your own. x x x On the level 3 can your car go any place? On the level yes. “What has eight legs and sings?” “A quartet,” ■x x x A cat has nine lives so they say; And indeed that is right. B ut you never hear about the frog And he croaks every night. How do yon know he’s in love? What else would make a man put Ins dirty shirt in bed and jump down the clothes si lute ? x x F i rs t E ngl i shman: “How did you ever hear the story about the Egyptian guide who showed a group of tourists two skulls of King Tut one when lie was a boy, and the other when he was a man?” Second Englishman: “No let ' s hear it.” X x X What is wind? Air in a hurry. What is steam? Water gone crazy with the heat, x x x I ' ve lived on vegetables for two weeks. That ' s nothing. I’ve lived on earth for 18 years, x x x Stage hand to manager : “Shall I low¬ er the curtains, sir? One of the living statues has the hiccoughs, x x x Do you know anything about the May- fl o we r C ompact? No, I use Cotysk xxx Do you know that wolves come in packs ? That ' s nothing. So do Camels, xxx Mr, Mewhinney: Was your garden a success this year? C. Hepping: Very much so! My neighbor’s chickens took first prize at the poultry show. xxx Eddie Wright: Have you got “Wild Geese?” Miss Conklin (librarian): What do you think this is—a butcher shop? Page One Hundred Fourteen What became of that gate you and your girl used to swing on? She gave it to me, Nep: How did the swimming team come out? Tune: Wet. «■ They say ignorance is bliss. You look very happy, I wonder what would happen if you and J agreed on anything? I ' d be wrong, «■ a- Have you ever read, “Ten Thousand Leagues Under the Sea?” No, the fartherest I ever got was two leagues, anti it was too dark to read that far. BROWN FOR SHERIFF!H If you want to be arrested in a pleas¬ ant, courteous manner, elect me. Mr. Tack (to students in back of room) Can you hear me back there? Mind readers in back row: No, sir. This coffee is nothing but mud. Yes, sir, it was ground this morning. Why is the nose in the middle of tlic face? Because it ' s the scenter, We all know what Miss Solberg thinks of Civics and what her definition is. This is one answer she found on one of her ex¬ amination papers: Civics is a science of interfering in public affairs.” � Hey you! why didn ' t you stop when I yelled ? Oh, was that you? I thought it was just someone I ran over. Teacher: What comes after “H”? Pupil: I don ' t know. Teacher: What have I on each side of my nose? Pupil (timidly): Freckles. Miss Yancey : Give an original propo¬ sition. Bill Wright: If you get my Geometry, I’ll get your English. ■ :■ x- Do you say a lien “sits” or “sets?” It never matters to me what I say, but, what concerns me is to learn when I hear a hen cackling, whether she is “laying” or “lying.” Most of the students in Miss Corn ' s English class were about a day behind in their work. Finally, she became disgust- cd. Came Friday, Now, tomorrow ' s Saturday and the next day is Sunday,” she said. “That is a whole week end. If any of you are in that condition, you’d better catch up.” A Freshman from the Amazon Put nighties of his Gratn ason, The reason ' s that He was too fat To get his own pa j amazon. -x Farmer (addressing hen-house); Who is in there? B. S. (in a quavering voice): Nobody but jes ' us chickens. ■x George: Why hasn ' t Daddy much hair? Mother: Because he thinks a lot dear. George (pause): Buy why have you so much ? Mother: Get-on- wi fcli -your-breakfast. ■ Jim: “What is the first tiling a fat man does when he gets to the top of a long, steep hill?” Rim: “Takes a rest, T guess,” Jim: “No, he takes off his coat and pants. WHAT DOES IT SPELL? F-elt too tired to study L-ost my lesson on the way. U-sed up all my paper. N-o, I really couldn’t. K-new it once but have forgotten it, “Hubby dear,” said the wife of the Physics Prof., “Who is this Violet Ray you ' re always talking about?” Page One Hundred Fifteen ROYAL BLUE Who was that girl who went into the bank and asked for a checkbook for a lady that folds up in the middle? ft Teacher: “Roy, what is the most ivn portant date in history ? ' 1 Roy: “Anthony ' s dale with Cleopat¬ ra. ' «■ ft Who was Hen Hurr? Hen Hurr? My goodness let me tell you something about Hen Hurr. Once there was a young lady walking down the street and she found a pocket book with $5000 in it. Well, what of that? How’d you like to been her? ft ft ft Look here this picture makes me look like a monkey! Photographer: A ou should have thought of that before you had the picture taken ’ ft ' T might as well double my income, said the man as lie folded a dollar bill. ft ft First Flea: Where will you send little Gerald when he grows up? Second Flea: Oh, I suppose he’ll go to the dogs like his father. ft ft ft Boy, call me a taxi. All right, you’re a taxi. ft ft An elephant passed Adam and Eve as they were naming the animals. Eve: What on earth will we name that thing. Eve: Hut why an elephant? Adam: Because it looks more like an elephant than anything I ' ve seen. ft ft ft The more we study the more we know; The more we know the more we forget; The more we forget the less we know; So—why study ? The less we study the less we know; The less we know the less we forget; The less we forget the more we know; So—why study ? ft ft How did you lose your tooth? Shifting gears on a lollypop. Teacher: “Take this sentence) Let the cow be taken out of the lot. What mood “The cow ' ft ft Miss Solberg: Paul, can you tell me the shape of the world? P a u 1: Y ess T m it ' s in a p re tty bad shape right now. ft ft “Oh, will you miss me?” warbled the singer.” “Not if 1 can help it,” muttered a list¬ ener as he took a windup with a water pitcher. ft ft ft We’d like to know: Why the editor cut out all jokes about himself. How to get all As. How to sell an ad. Why we aren’t allowed to skip classes. Why we have to have 8th period. How some boys rush four girls at a time. Why Paul Peterson is so studious. When we’ll beat Lewis Clark again. Why the joke editor wrote this at all. ft ft They stood beneath the mistletoe lie knew not what to do. For he was only five feet tall And she was six foot two. ft ft ft I wish you were a mirror. Why? Oh, you’d be such a good looking glass. ft ft ft A young woman goes upstairs at 7:15 to dress for the evening. She is nineteen years of age and weighs 102 pounds. State the wait of the young man down stairs. ft ft What’s experience? it ' s something you get when you ' re looking for something else. ft -ft Miss Blalock gives promise of being a second Burbank. She is endeavoring to graft cactus with a banana tree so we will not slip when we step on a banana peel. Pays One Hundred Hixteen ROYAL BLUE When asked to give an example of a balanced sentence,, Robert Lincoln favor¬ ed with The sun was shining brightly; it rained all day that night.” x x x Rill was sitting down to breakfast one morning, when lie was astounded to see in the paper an announcement of his own death. He rang up friend Casey at once. Hello, Casey! he yelled, Have you seen the announcement of my death in this mornings paper?” Oh, yes, Bill,” replied Casey, Where are yon phoning from?” Book reviewers aren ' t necessarily In¬ dians even if they are read men, Insane Man: Bring me a piece of toast. Attendant: What do you want with a piece of toast? Insane Man: I’m a poached egg and I want to sit down, x x x Frosh; What does flunk mean? Senior: Oh, that is a mistake on the part of the faculty. x x Customer: Have you any brown ties to match my eyes? Clerk: No, but T have a soft hat to match your head. x x x Teacher (to class): What is meant by this stanza, The shades of night were falling fast”? Pupil: The people were pulling down their shades. x x x Officer (just bawled out): Not a man in this division will be given liberty tins afternoon. Voice: Give me liberty or give me death. Officer: Who said that? Voice: Patrick Henry, x x x He: I dreamed ! died last night. She: What woke you up? He: The heat. I ' m afraid your husband is beyond help,” said the doctor to the wife, I can give no hope,” Here you”, came a voice from Lhe bed, l haven ' t snift ed out yet,” Keep quiet; dearie,” answered the wife, “leave it to the doctor; lie knows best,” xxx Lena Lou : Lovely statute over there. Whose is it? Guide: Oh, it belongs to the city. Lena Lou: No, I mean what is it of? Guide: Granite, I guess. L. L, : But What does it represent? Guide: Oh, about $ 50,000. L. L.: Thanks. xxx Kind Senator: And every two years one-third of Lhe Senate passes out. Pupil: That terrible, and they ' re sworn to uphold the constitution, aren’t they ? XXX Friend: 1 ana quite surprised at your wife’s knowledge of parlimentary law. Husband: Great Caesar! My wife has been speaker of the house since we were married, xxx Dumb: Has not fortune ever knocked at your door? Bell: He did once, but I was out and ever since he has sent his daughter. D umb: H is daughter ? Bell: Yes, Miss Fortune. xxx Ambitious Frosh: 1 want to do some¬ thing big and clean before I die. Wise Senior: Go wash an elephant, xxx 1st Girl: Whatcha do last period? 2nd Girl: Took part in a guessing contest. 1st Girl: But I thought you had an English exam. 2nd Girl: I did. 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