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

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Friendship is a chain of gold Shaped in God 3 s all perfect mold, Kach link a smile f a laugh , a tear, A grip of the hand, a word of cheer t As steadfast as the ages roll f Binding closer so til to so ul, No matter how far, or heavy the load, Sweet is the journey on Friendship’s Road. Page Twenty-Five

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Student Leaders for 1931 Harris Becker Ch u rch r Howard Becker Elizabeth Harris . Ruth Cl lurch Leadership . Scholarship . Scholarship . Page Twenty-Four

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DRAMATIC CLUB Tlic Dramatic Cub, organised in 1928 attempts to meet the need of a dramatic department in the school. The meetings consist chiefly of discussion of problems connected with the stage and an occasional presentation of a onc-aet play. Consider¬ able time is devoted to work on the various dramatic productions of tile school. This year , the club sponsored the Christmas assembly, the three act comedy, “Love-in-a- Mist , and four original one-act plays. The social events have included home meet¬ ings, a picnic, a dance, and a skating party. The activity of the club is due to the capable leadership of Miss Reed, the advisor. CLASSICAL CLUB I he Classical Club lias as its object growth in culture, in knowledge, and in kindness and sympathy toward others. The club has successfully carried out its purpose tins year. Among other worth while things sponsored by the club was the nil T Whidl was P msented “ high school auditorium, October 17, 19.)0. 1 he club owes much gratitude to Miss McIntyre for her valu- able aid in all its work. OFFICERS’ CLUB ihe Officers’ Club is composed of the best cadets in the Wa-Hi Battalion Its purpose ,s to promote good fellowship, cooperation, and efficiency among the officers O 1C uni . he Military Ball, and the Officers’ Banquet are among the leading so- ua events of the year. Colonel Holmes has proved an efficient advisor, whose ex¬ cellent counsel has helped to place the Officers’ Club in its present standing. IV w CLUB iWthfnVVtl ' n lub !f ” J , 1On0 ry or S anizati on made up of “letter men” from SaS’S r T ; i ’ e ° f the of the club is to see at the epnduct of the student body at athletic games is satisfactory Its social functions consist of an annual smoker and picnic. The members of the club express appreciation for the work done by Mr. Dimmick, athletic director. MATH CLUB The Math Club combines a serious study of mathematics in relation to science ll iZ wnir 1 ' professional occupations with a congenial social program. JF?? J , 1 ' 1 ,ce monthly, emphasise these features. This vear for the first $h “ MmrtK, of tmtmm .rcl oophomo,,, h.ve beoj pde fc! mem ! | 0l ' lM nd, S interest m the olob the oh™ touro.menf th.f X Ui; Jiyrra i Ki r aI i,i “ io w “ i,,e « ». Page Twenty-Six