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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1935 volume:

THE ROYAL BLUE 1935 A Pictorial Review of the School Year Published By THE SENIOR CLASS of WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD In editing this volume of the Wa-Hi Year Book the staff has endeavored to present picture suggestions of the delights and enthusiasms of the Wa-Hi student life and the organizations of the school year just ended. We have also endeavored to make this book a continuous reminder of the friendship and spirit of co-operation, characteristic of the students of Wa-Hi. Page 2 TO MR. REED In appreciation of his services, thoughtfulness, and guidance, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-five dedicate this Year Book. Page 3 KOYAL ADMINISTRATION k l ii ■ : y Principals Foreword Of the six millions of young people in the high schools of the United States two hundred forty are represented in this little book. They are a small fraction of the total in our country who are now preparing themselves for the tasks of an increasingly complex life, A century ago simple instruction served to prepare for a relatively simple environment; next the schools learned well how to teach individual skills and technical processes and a marvelous mechanical world grew almost over night. But social progress and government lagged behind, losing much of the fair- play and integrity they possessed in our earlier history. The supreme task of today is to rear and instruct a young America, habitu¬ ated to individual integrity and social justice,“determined to achieve in social regulation what our best thought shows to be possible,—willing to submerge selfish interests in the cause of common welfare,—-courageous to choose the best and discard the useless. Our own section of the country, our own state, provides an opportunity for the future which makes one wish one were among the two hundred forty. Here will come development, sure and soon; here ' will be chances to build lives rich in activity and service; here will be constructed a state in which the blessings of nature and the works of man will be shared by all in proportion to their deserts and their contributions. Here may these young people come into the blessings of life in the de¬ gree to which they employ their talents In the common cause! Page 5 IMIYAIi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Earl Stanfield........President.. Murray Taggart Vice-President. June Johnson..Secretary. Second Semester .Earl Stanfield Helen Louise Hill Martha Crawford Page 6 MARGUERITE ADAMS Transferred from Redmond Union High - School, Red¬ mond, Ore., 6 WANDA ADEN Social Science Club 6-8. EDNA ALEXANDER Social Science Club 2-3j Journal Staff 8; Chorus 1-2. BETTY ANNE ALLEN French Club 6-8; Senior Committees: Costume 8, Commencement 8. HAROLD V. ARGO National Honor Society 6-8. President 7, 8; Science Club 4-8, Vice-President 6, 8; Leg isle rive Assembly I, 7; Year¬ book Staff, Assistant Editor 8; Senior Committees: An¬ nouncement 7, Property Chairman 8. WILMA M. AVERILL Transferred from Elk River, Idaho, 7. GRACE GERALDINE BAER El Adrea 7-8. BOB BAKER Hi-Y 8; Science Club 7-8; Radio Club 6; Legislative Assembly 4, SHIRLEY JEANNE BAKER Dramatic Club 4-B; Girls ' Federation Cabinet 6, 8, Sec¬ retary 8; Legislative Assem¬ bly 3, 7; Sponsor Co. B 7. GLENA M BALTEZORE Page 7 irOYAL UROY A. BASTRON W. W, Club 4 - 8 ; Legislative Assembly 2, B; Basketball 2 - 4 6 - 8 . DONALD BECKEL F. F r A. 6-8. JfMMY BENEFIEL Boys ' Classical Club 5-8; Trade 8. JAKE BENZEL Chorus 2 A RUM ESA BERGEVIN Gimmel Teth 6-8; Girls ' Fed ' eration Council, Vice-Pres. 7 ; Legislative Assembly 7; Sponsor Capt. Ad|. 7; Sen¬ ior Committee: Yearbook 8. JOHN J. BETHMAN Officers Club 6-B: Science Club 4 ' 8; ’ ' Officer 666 ' 6; Senior Play ' ’Little Women 8; Capt. Co, A 7 ( 8; Rifle Team 7, 8. MAXINE BILLINGS Transferred from Washing¬ ton High School, Portland Oregon, 7; Dramatic Club B, WANITA BINDER Independent Club. BERNICE BINGMAN National Honor Society 6-B; Girls ' Classical Club 4 - 8 , President 8. BLAINE BiSHOP Officers ' Club 8; Agricul¬ ture Club 7-8; Baseball 8; Second Lieut, Co. B, 8; Senior Committee, Play Se¬ lection 7, Page 8 LEWIS filSHOP W. w. Club 6-8; Agricul¬ ture Club I-A: Baseball 6; Football 5-7. TOM BLACKMAN W. W. Club 5-8, Vice-Presi¬ dent 7, Sec.-Treas. 8; Senate Club 6-7; Science Club 3-4; Legislative Assembly I, 2, 7; Football 3, 5, 7; Baseball 6, 8; Tract 4, 6, 6, Capt, 8; Second Lieut. Co. D 4. DOROTHY MAE BOAK Transferred from Boise H. S. 7; Home Economics Club 8 . MARY E. BONTROP National Honor Society 6-8; Dramatic Club 7, 8; Math Club 3-6; Legislative Assem¬ bly 2, 3, 4; The Torchbear- era 5; Senior Committee. Yearbook 8. FLORENCE BORN French Club 5-7, MARJORIE I. BRISTOL Home Economics Club 8. LAWRENCE BROTHER Officers Club 7-8 f Secretary 8; Independent Club 5-6; Legislative Assembly 8; Sec¬ ond Lieut. Co. C 7, 8 ALLAN BROUGH Pep Band 6-B, MARTIN BUCHANAN Classical Club 3-8. Treasurer 7 , MAXINE ANNA BUCHANAN Classical Club 5-8, Treasur¬ er 7. Page 9 ICOYAL LEONARD BURY National Honor Society 8; French Club 5, 6; Legislative Assembly 3, 4, LYDIA LEE BUTHERUS German Club 3; Socle I Sci¬ ence Club 7, 8; Girls 1 Fed¬ eration, Chairman of Fi¬ nance 7, Council Ij Editorial Staff, Journal, 8. MILDRED VIRGINIA BYBEE El Adrea 3-8; Girls ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet 7, Council A , 5; Legislative Assembly 8, HOWARD t. CAMERON Science Club 7-8 DORRIS £. CAMPBELL National Honor Society £-8; Math Club 3-3; Chemistry Team EVA LUCILE CASEY El Acfrea 1-8, President 8, Sec, and Treas, A, 5; Girls ' Federation Pres, 7, Council 1, 2 Friendship S; Legis¬ lative Assembly 8; ' ' Shirt Sleeves 7; Band Sponsor 7, JERRY CASSEDY Senate Club 3-8; Legislative Assembly Track 8; Sen¬ ior Committee, Engraving 8- JANET E. CHASE JEAN CHURCH National Honor Society 7-8; Glmmel Teth 3-8, Vice-Pres. 7; Girls ' Federation, Secre¬ tary 5, Treasurer 7; Vice- Pres, i , President of Coun¬ cil 8; Legislative Assembly 2, 5, 6; “Shirt Sleeves 7; Journal Staff 3; Chemistry Team 6. MARGUERITE CLARK Page JO FRANKLIN F CLINE Senate Club 7-9; Officers 1 Club 5-8; Legislative As¬ sembly 3, 4 ; Captain 7, RICHARD W, CLOD I US Hi-Y 6-7; Math Club 3-4; Classical Club 3-8, Vice- Pres, 4, 5, 5ec.-Trca$. 6; Leg¬ islative Assembly 3, 6; ' ' Torch Bee rers ' ' S; Eh Kah Nam 9; Extemp. Speaking 9. DANA COLEMAN National Honor Society 7-9; El Adrea 1-9; Sec.-Trees. 4, 7 h Pres, and Vlce-Pres, S, 9; Girls ' Federation: President Council 7, Cabinet 8; Pres. Tri-State League 9; ' ’Shirt Sleeves 11 7; Pullman Con¬ ference 8, MADELINE CQOKERLY National Honor Society 6-8. Treasurer 8; Math Club 3-8. Sec.-Trees. 8; Legislative Assembly 5; Senior Play, Little Women ' 1 8; Senior Committee, Commencement Chairman 8. DOROTHY R, COULTQN El Adrea 3-7, President 6; Dramatic Club 1-2; Girls ' Cabinet 7; Legislative As¬ sembly I. 3; ’’What Do You Think 1 ' 4; Shirt Sleeves 6. MAXINE COYLE Home Economics Club 7; Legislative Assembly ! ( 7. MARTHA CRAWFORD Gimme! Teth 1-9, Secre¬ tary 3, Treasurer 8; Class!- da Club 2. 3; Girls ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet 1. 2, 5, 6, 7; Legislative Assembly I, 2; Band Sponsor 6, 8; North¬ west H, S. Orchestra 6, 8. WILLIAM CREEK Agriculture Club 1-8. MARIE CUNDIFF Home Economies Club 8. DONALD CUSHMAN Football 3-8. Page I I ItOYAL RQLLAND DANIELS Math Club 8; Legislative Assembly 0; R. O. T. C. Band 1, 3, 5, 7; Orchestra 7, 8. CHARLES DAVIS WILLIAM DAVIS Dramatic Club 3-7; All Northwest Music Contest 8; Operetta 4 6; Senior Com¬ mittee Commencement B. DOROTHY DBA RE Dramatic Club 3-8; Legis¬ lative Assembly 2, 4; Spon¬ sor Co C. 8. BOB DICKEY Officers Club 5-8. Sec.- Treasurer 7, President 8; Legislative Assembly 4; Military. Second Lieut, b. Captain 7, Major 8 r ALVIN LeROY ADCOCK Dramatic Club 5-8, Secre¬ tary 8; Legislative Assembly 3-5; Track 4. 5; Captain Co, C 7; Captain Adjutant 8; Rifle Team; Chorus 0„ CAMILLA DOTSON Classical Club $-6. KARL DR ESSEN Officers Club 5-8; Military, Captain Company C 8- EUGENE DR I FT MEYER Hi-Y Club S-8; Classical Club 4-5; Senate Club 5-8; Treasurer of Student Body 7-0; Baseball b t 0. JAMES EAGLESON Hi-Y 3-8; Math Club 3-8, President 3, Military. Second Lieut. 8; Yearbook Staff 8; Senior Committee 8. Page 12 BERTHA K. EFFINGER IN A ELKINGTQN German Club 5-6; Legis¬ lative Assembly 1. MYRTLE EM LAW ETHEL ENGLE French Club 5; Lucky Jade 2; Singer of Na¬ ples -1. ELLEN EVANS Classical Club 2-5, REMO P, FAUST! W. W. Club 7-8; Ht-Y 5-8. President 8; Science Club 5-6; Senate Club 7-8; Stu¬ dent Cabinet, Commission¬ er of Building, Playgrounds 7-B; Student Conference Business Manager of Senior Hay 8 BAKER FERGUSON Math Club 2-8; Senior Play Little Women 8; Chess Tournament 4-6-7, DOROTHY JANE FERNEY Science Club 5-B, Secretary 6; Girls ' Council 5. KATHLEEN H. FIELD Gimme I Teth 2-8; Court 7. 8; Girls 1 Federation Cabinet 3, 8; Girls ' Conference 6. 7; Legislative Assembly 2, 5; Chorus B-4. HARRIET FLAIZ Girls 1 Classical Club 7-8. Pago I 3 ROBERTA LOU FLEMING El Adrea 3 8; Girls 1 Federa¬ tion, Cabinet 8; Legislative Assembly B; Journal Staff S; Orchestra 1-5; Senior Play Little Women 14 8. GAIL TOUTS W. W r Club 3-8. President 7; Secretary of Student Body 7, B; Basketball 2-8; Baseball 8. LA WRENCE G, FRAZIER Ag Club 3-8, Secretary 5- ; Judging Teams: Stock, Po¬ tatoes, PAUL FROESE F. T A. 4-8, President 7; Stock Judging S. GLADYS GABLE German Club 3-8, President 4 + SHIRLEY GARDNER Gimme! Teth 1-8; Girls ' Cabinet I; Chorus 1-2 LORRAINE GEYER National Honor Society 8; Math Club 3-8; Singer of Naples 4; Yearbook Staff 8; Transferred from Los Angeles 3. JUANITA GIBSON Home Economics Club 8; Chorus 2♦ HOWARD GILLIAM W. W. Club 7-S; Aviation Club 7-0; Football 1. FREDA ELSIE GOBLE Home Economics 7-8. Pago 14 HERSCHEl N. HADLEY Classical Club 3-8, Treasurer 7, 8; Chess To-urnament 5, 6- BEN HAFNER IRIS HAFNER Legislative Assembly 3: Journal Staff 8, JACK HALE Officers Club 7-8; Second Lieut. 7 8; Band l-S; Pep Band 5-8; Junior Class President 6; Legislative As¬ sembly 4 6; Student Con¬ ference 8. DAVID J. HALLMARK Military, Second Lieut. 7-8; Baseball. Page 15 HERMAN GOHLMAN W W. Club 4-8; Legislative Assembly 5; Football J, 5, 7. MARVIN GOHLMAN Senior Class Committee; Yeai-book. EARL DELOSS GREWELL Football 4-5; Rifle Team 4. MARY GOBLE Home Economics Club 7-8 GARRETT GWlNN W. W, Club 5-8, Ind. Arts Club 5-7. KOYAL BETSY HEFFRON Transferred from Point Land High, San Diego Calif, CHESTER S. HENDERSON Hi-Y Club 6-8; Science Club 6-8; Orchestra 4-8; Pep Band 1-8; Second Lieut Band 8; Senior Committee, Com¬ mencement 8 JOHN HILL Officers Club 7-8; Aviation Club 8; Football 4-5; First Lieut. Co, A 8. HELEN LOUISE HILL National Honor Society 6- 8; Gimmel Teth 1-8. Presi¬ dent 7-8; Student Cabinet 7; Student Court 3, 4; Girls ' Federation Cabinet 6-B; Sponsor of Co. B 4-6; Vice- President Senior Class 8. MILDRED HILL Le g i s la t i ve Asse m bl y I; Sponsor Co A 7. FRANCES HOAGLAND Gimmel Teth I, 2; Girls ' Federation: Council 2, Cab¬ inet 4; Sponsor Co. A 3. ALEXANDER B. HOFFMAN JOHNNY HOLDEREID Transferred from Pasco High School 7. MILTON DeVERNE HUNNEX National Honor Society 7- ; Aviation Club 6-7-8; Legis¬ lative Assembly 8; Model Airplane Contest 8; Chem¬ istry Team 6; Chess Tourna¬ ment 5; Senior Committee, Commencement 8, WESLEY HUNTER Ag Club I 0; Legislative Assembly 3 4. Page 16 i BETTY HOfTT Transferred from Miss Cat- tin ' s School for Girls, Port tend, 5, NINA ELIZABETH HURST Transferred from St. Vincent 3 . REGINA BELLE IMLAY Gimmel Teth 1-8, Vice-Pres. 8; Girls ' Federation Tri- State Conference 5; Year book Staff B. ETHEL E, INDER Home Economics Club 7-8, ETHEL MAE JACKSON Gimme I Teth 5-8 WILLIAM JACKSON Transferred from Mat-Hi 7. MELVIN JACOBS Equates Club -8; Orchestra 1 - 2 , DOLORES JENKINS ELLIS N. JOHNSON Officers Club 7-9; Commer¬ cial Art Club 5-6, Sec-Treas. 5, 8; Junior Mechanics Clu 7, 8, Treasurer 7, 8; Second Lieut. Co. 8 7, First Lieut, Co, B 8, Captain Co. B 9. JOHN E. JOHNSON Ind. Arts Club Page 17 JUNE JOHNSON El Adrea 1 -2; Gimmel Teth 5-8 H Secretary 8; Dramatic Club I; Legislative Assem¬ bly I, 2. MARY F% JOHNSON Home Economics Club 8. MARY N, JOHNSON National Honor Society 8; Girls ' Classical Club 5-8; President 5; Science Club; 3-4; Girls Federation, Sec of Council 5-6; Senior Play Little Woman 8 EVELYN MAE JONES Junior Mechanics Club S-8. Vice-President 6 JEWEL KENNEDY National Honor Society 7-8; Girls ' Classical Club 3-8; Legislative Assembly 3, 4. GILMORE KIRKMAN Hf-Y 3-8; Classical Club 3-8, President 5, 6 L MYRTLE KLEIN CHARLES K RAINING Officers Club 6-8; Junior Mechanics 6-8, President 7; Industrial Arts Club 5-6, Vice-Pres. 6; Stage Crew 7- 8; Captain Adlutant 7-8. JAMES LAM AN W. W. Club 3-8; Football 3- 5-7; Basketball 4-6-8; Track 4- 6-8. DOROTHY LANE National Honor Society 7-8; Girls ' Classical Club 4; So¬ cial Science Club 5=6; Chor¬ us S- Page IS ROBERT E, LATHROP Tennis Club 7-8, Vice-Presi- dent 7. DOROTHY LEEPER Science Club 1-2; Dramatic Cbb 1-7; Chorus l, 2, 3, -1, 6 , 7 , CLARA LE1CHNER DORIS LORRAINE LEONARD Art Club 7-8, DOROTHY LI EB Transferred from Ellensburg 6; Gimme! Teth 8. HARRY LOCKHART W. W. Club 3 ' B; Senate Club 3-B; Hi-Y 1-2; Cabinet 7-8; Student Conference De- bate 7; Legislative Assam bly 5-5; Basketball 3-8. JAMES LOFTHUS Equites Club 5-9 1 President 0-9; Science Club 3-5; Vice- President 5; Legislative As¬ sembly b 3, S p 8; Band I, 3, 5, 7; Orchestra 7; Chorus 1-4; Operetta t 3, S. VIRGINIA LONG Transferred from Waitsburg High School 7 WILLIAM H. MARSERUM Officers Club 5-8; Non-Com Club 7-8; Mechanical Arts Club I; Aviation Club 6-B; Major B. DOROTHY MARSHALL German Club S-5. Pag® 19 KOVAL FLORENCE MARTIN National Honor Society 6-8; Girnmel Teth 1-8, Secretary 6; Classical Club 2; Student Offices: Chief Justice of Court 7-8; Girls Federation, Cabinet 5-7, Secretary 7; Torch Bearers ' 11 5; Senior Play Little Women 11 8 CHESTER MATTHEWS Dramatic Club 5-8; Baseball 6-8; Journal Staff 7-8. MARY BELLE MATTHEWS El Adrea 7-8; Legislative Assembly 1; Senior Commit¬ tee 7, HELEN MARTHA MAXSGN Math Club 6-8. MONTANA MAY LAND Entered from Great Falls, Montana. 5; National Honor Society 7-8; Gimmel Teth 5-9, Secretary 7; Girls ' Cabi¬ net 6-8; Girls ' Council 6-6; Legislative Assembly 6; Jour¬ nal Staff 7-8. MARY McBEE DOROTHY M. McBETH Legislative Assembly S; Sponsor Co, A 5, 6, TYRUS McFADDEN Aviation Club 5-8. rex earl McFarland Ag Club I -2; Legislative Assembly I. ruth m, McKinney National Honor Society 6-B, Vice-President 7; El Adrea 1-8; legislative Assembly 8; Chemistry Team 8; Shirt Sleeves 7; Senior Play, Little Women 8, Page 20 DOROTHY H. MtMAMARA Girls’ Cabinet 7. ELS i E M El HERS National Honor Society 7-8; El Adrea I-8, Vice-President 7, Secretary 8; Girls ' Cabi¬ net 8; Legislative Assembly 7; Sponsor Co. D 5. 8; Spon¬ sor o f Battalion 6; Girls ' Conference 6, CONSTANCE MILLER Entered from North Central 3; El Adrea 4-8; Dramatic Club 3; Journal Staff 3; Girls ' Cabinet 4 HALFORD MILLER F. F. A. 1-8; Vice-Presi¬ dent 7-8 t Treasurer 5-6; Po¬ tato Judging Team 5. HUBERT MILLER Entered from Laramie, Wy¬ oming 7. AVONELL MONEY National Honor Society 6-8; Classical Club 4-5; El Adrea 6-8; Student Cabinet 7-8; Legislative Assembly l 3; Pullman Con fe ranee 8 JACK MONEY President Student Body 7-0; Hi-Y 3-8, President 6; Math Club 3-8, Vice-Pres 5, 6; Legislative Assembly 2, 4, 6, 0; Student Conference 7; Eh Kah Nam 6, 8; What Do You Think 6; Band and Orchestra 1 -8; Northwest Band 8. JEAN MORRISON National Honor Society 6-8; Gimmel Teth t-8, Treasurer 4 k Vice-President 6; Vice- President Student Body 7-8; Girls ' Cabinet 5-6; Legis¬ lative Assembly 2, 5, 6 7, 0; Sponsor Go D 3; Battal¬ ion Sponsor 4; Student Con¬ ference Delegate 7 JUNE MORRISON Gimmel Teth !-8, Trees 5; Pres, of Girls ' Federation 8. Vice-President 7; Legislative Assembly 3; Student Court 3, A Sponsor Band 5, 6 + abbie MOSNER French Club 5 7; Home Eco¬ nomics Club 8, Page 21 IEOYAL HOWARD EDWIN MULLEN Math Club 7-8; Industrial Arts 1-3-5; Wa-Hi Amateur Radio Club 7-8; Band 2-8. VIVIAN NAIMY Dramatic Club 2-8 p Vice- President S; Girl$ H Federa¬ tion Council 6-0; Legislative Assembly 6, CYRUS R. NELSON Ag Club 5-8; Stock Judging Team 7. PATRICK NELSON W. W. Club 3-8; Dramatic Club 7-8; Cabinet, Com. ot Publicity 7-0; Football 1-3- S-7; Track 2-4-8; Tennis 8; Journal Business Manager 8; Senior Committee 8. HARRY NESLlN w r W. Club 3-S; Senate Club 5-8; Football 3-5-7. KATHRYN ODELL National Honor Society 6-8; El Adrea 4-8; Girls ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet 6; Sponsor Co. 8 8 . JACK PENNER W. W. Club 5-8; Football 5-7. HAROLD PERKINS Officers ' Club 4-7 p Cept. 6, 7; Rifle Team 4-7, CLEMENTINE PERRON Home Economics Club 8- KERMIT PETERSON Hi-Y 6-8; Math Club 5-8. Page 22 CHARLES W, PETRlE t Jr, Senate Club 7-8. LEWIS PICKARD Industrial Arts 1-4; Dramatic Club 5-8; Legislative As¬ sembly 5, LARRY PORTER W, W. Club 3-8, President 7-8; Senate Club, President 8, Vice-PreS- 7, Secretary £; Basketball 4-6-8, Captain 4; Track 6-8. ROBERT PUTNAM Transferred from Helena, Mont 5; Math Club 6-8: Journal Staff 8. FRANCES QUIGLEY Tennis Club 4; French Club 6-8; Chorus, accompanist 8. JOHN RANTALA Transferred from Albuquer¬ que, New Mexico H. S. 5;. Junior Mechanics 5-6; Avia¬ tion Club 7-8. DORRIS M. REED National Honor Society 6-8; Secretary 7; Math Club 3-0, See.-Treas. 5; Legislative Assembly 6; What Do You Think 6; Yearbook Staff, Literary Editor 8; Chemistry Team 8; Senior Commence¬ ment 8, SCOUT H. REED Hi-Y 3-8, Treasurer 7, Sec¬ retary 8; Science Club 3-8, Treasurer 5; Little Women S; Chemistry Team 6; Senior Committee Play Selection 8; Legislative Assembly 2, 3. 5 r 6, 7. EARL RICHARDS Transferred from Scratton, Neb, 7, EUGENE ROBISON Equites 5-8, Vice-President 8, Treasurer 5-7: Legislative Assembly l, 2, 4, 3; Foot¬ ball 6-7; Track B; Senior Committee Engraving 8 — Page 23 irOYAIi FOREST ROFF Intramural Athletics. BUD ROGERS Senate Club 5 8. Pres. 8. FRANK JOSEPH ROHMER Transferred from University High Los Angeles, Calif. 8; Tennis 8; Track 8.. BANFORD RUSSELL Officers Club 8: Aviation Club 5 8. Secretary 7; Vice- President 8; Second Lieut. 8; Rifle Team 8. GENEVIEVE RUSSELL Dramatic Club 2-7, Secre¬ tary 3; Senior Play Little Women 8; Eh Kah Nam 8 - 8 . RUDOLPH SCHAT2EL Sgt.-Major 7. NELLIE A. SCHAUB National Honor Society 7-9; Dramatic Club 4-8. KARL SCHNEIDMILLER W. W. Club 5-9; Football I-3-5-7, Captain 7; Most in¬ spirational player 7: Base¬ ball 6-9. GLADYS SCHOESSLER ALEX SCHREINER Social Science Club 7; Sen¬ ior Committee Commence¬ ment 8. Page 24 BERNICE SCHULER Home Economics Club 8. ROBERT SCOTT Senate Club 4-8: Classical Club I -3-4„ Sec reta ry-Trea s. 4; Second Lieut, Co, A 7; Senior Committees, Frolic Chairman B; Tennis 6-8, IBBIE L SHELTON Social Science Club 6 7; Home Economics Club 8, BYRON SHIRROD WALTER W. SHU HAM Math Club 5 8, Vice-Presi¬ dent 7; Science Club 3; Student Bod y Off 1 ces: Co u rt 3, 4, 7, 8, Legislative As¬ sembly 3, 5, 7, 8; Second Lieut, Co, A 7; Journal Staff New$ Editor 8; Senior Com mitteei Senior Play Cos¬ tumes 8, Announcements 7, C, CECIL SMITH Math Club 6-7; Junior Me¬ chanics Club 4-5. NORMAN SMITH Officers Club 7-8; Aviation Club 6-7; Captain 7-8. NAYffjENE SMUCKAL Science Club 5-6; Chorus I 8 . RALPH W. SMUCKAL Junior Mechanics 7; Orches tra 6-7; Pep Band 4-7 GEORGE STANDAGE Pep Band 8. Page 25 KOVAL EARL STAN Ft ELD Hi-Y 5-8, President 7; Math Club 5-8, Vice-President 6; Sophomore Class Vice-Presi¬ dent 3; Senior Cl ess Presi¬ dent 7-8; Yearbook Staff y Business Manager 3. HOWARD STANTON HEW 6-8; Science Club 4-3. ROBERT STEMMER Junior Mechanics Club, HOWARD STOCKTON Science Club 7-3; Band I-3; Pep Band 7-8; Orchestra 7-8. MURRAY E. TAGGART HI-Y 5-8; Student Body Court 1, 2; Senior Class VEce-PreSr 7; Legislative As¬ sembly 3-4; What Do You Think 6; Senior Play Lit¬ tle Women 8; Captain 6 7; Eh Kah Nam 6. CHARLES J, TASH Social Science Club Secre¬ tary 5, President 6; Legis¬ lative Assembly 5; What Do You Think 6, Business Manager 6; Operetta 4; Senior Play Little Women 8 , ESTHER M. TAYLOR Social Science Club 5-7, President 7. JEANNE TAYLOR Transferred from Pullman 3; National Honor Society 6- 8; Social Science Club 5- 8, Secretary 7, President 8; Chemistry Team 8; Senior Committee Choosing Senior Play 7; Yearbook Staff 6, WANDA TEAL Transferred from Comas, Wash. 3, BILLY THOMAS Officer ' s Club 5-8. Major 9. Page 26 STANLEY THOMAS Science Club 3-8; President 5-6; Legislative Assembly 1-2; Track 6-8. EVELYN TINDALL National Honor Society 7- 8; Girls ' Classical Club 5-8 ROBERT W. TINDALL Officers Club 7-8; Science Club 3-6; Legislative Assem¬ bly I r 6, 7, 8; Track 6, fl; Manager 8; Captain R. O, T. C 7-8. JULIUS TOLTON Science Club 4-8; Journal Staff 8; Track 5-7-9. MARY ANNA TOMPKINS Science Club 1-7; Chorus I- 2; Senior Committee, Senior Play 8. GILBERT TONER Science Club 5-6 JOHN TOGKER National Honor Society 6- 8 Vice-President 8; HE-Y 5-8, Secretary 7; Math ' Club 2-8. President 7; Legislative Assembly 8; Editor Journal 8; Torch bearers 8; What Do You Think 6; Chemistry Team 6. JOHN MARTIN TUKE Track 8 NORMA LILLE UNRUH Entered from Hutchinson, Kansas 5; German Club 5-6; Scence Club 7-8; Sponsor Co A 8; Sen or Commttee, Commencement 8 KATHLYN VOGEL Math Club 5-3j Sec.-Treas. 7; Legislative Assembly 2,. 3, 5, 7; Senior Play LEttie Wo¬ men 8; Sponsor Second Ba- talliqrj 7; Sponsor First Ba¬ ta!! Ion 8; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Literary Editor 8; Play Committee 7 Pag© 27 irov.vi JAMES VRATTOS ROSE 0, WAGNER German Club S ' S, President 8 NADINE WALKER Home Economies Club 8; Secy for Coach Dimiek 7 8- Legislative Assembly I. GORDON WALTERS Aviation Club B-8, )f ce pres. 7. Secretary S ' Officers Club 7-B; Military, Second Lieut, Co. D 7; First Lieut. Co, d a. ruth wasser National Honor Society t - 8; Math Club 3-8 t Secre¬ tary-Treasurer b Chemistry Team 8, DORA WEAVER Home Economics Club 7-S; Yearbook Staff ♦ NINA BONITA WEBER LLOYD WELLS Dramatic Club 2-8; Military, Second Lieut. Go. D 7. HELEN WHITE Dramatic Club £-8, LUCRETIA WHITE Math Club 7-8; Transferred from Sh Patrick’s 5. Page 2B WALTER WICKER! Radio Club 7-8,. ROBERTA B. WIDENER Girls Classical Club 5-8. GLEN WILLIAMS DOROTHY E. WtNKLE MARGARET WITTROCK Girl Si Classical Club 5 DELBERT A. WOLFE Rifle Team 7; Chorus 8, BONNIE JEANNE WRIGHT National Honor Society B; El Adrea 5-3; Classical Club 3-4; Girls ' Federation Coun¬ cil 3 4’ Legislative Assem¬ bly 4, 5, 7, CLARA M. WRIGHT Girls ' Classical Club 5-8 JOHN P. YENNEY Ag Club 1-8, President 7; Captain Co. D 8; Rifle Team 4-6-8; Judging Teams 5-6-7- 8 h Stock, Potatoes. HANNAH HER Girl Reserve Pago 29 CLARA CURRENT FRANCES DICKERSON GLEN FRAZIER F F, A. 1 6. NORVAL HANCOCK BOB HUSEL DICK KEYES DONALD McLEOD W. W, Club 5-B Senate Club 5 B; Football 1, 3, S t DELWARD REED PHILIP TROUSDALE ELLSWORTH WHITMAN Page 30 Page 31 irOYAL STUDENT CABINET Baci ' w Fout KdTey, Hale Second row—Driftmeyer, Nelson, Lockhart, Fdbstf Front row—Martin, Coleman, Money [PresJ, Morrison (Vice-PreS.). Hill, A, Money Back row—-Baker, Ctodius, Drumhelter. Front row— ' Shuham, Field, Martin (Chief Justice), Rogers, Kenyon. Page 32 ■i ■. ii ■ : J GIRLS ' FEDERATION OFFICERS Back row—Church, Williams, Bayne, Martin Front row—Morrison, Casey First Semester Lucrle Casey. President.. June Morrison Vice-President. Florence Martin Secretary. Jean Church. Treasurer Second Semester ..June Morrison Dorothy Williams .Shirley Baker —-.Ellen Bayne Pags 33 ItOYAL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right—Argo, Bury, Blngman, Bontrop, Geyer, Lane, Money, Taylor, Campbell, Hill. Martin, Morrison, Tindall, Church, Hunnex, Maylond. Odell, looker, Coleman, Johnston, McKinney, Wesser, CookeHy, Kennedy, Meiners, Schaub, Wright, _ Page 34 YEAR BOOK STAFF Back row—Reed, Casey, Eaglesorv, lmlay K Vogel Front row“Crawlord, Stanfield, Hill, Argo, Reed JOURNAL STAFF Editor, John looker; Asst. Editor, Alice Hair; News Editor, Walt Sheham; Sports Editor, Dick Hendricks; Business Mgrs.„ Bob Tindall, Pat Nelson; Asst.. Sports Editor, Chet Mathews; Asst. Business Mgr. k Robert Putnam; Circulations and Exchanges, Bob Putnam and Bob Fletcher; Typists, Jeanne Taylor and Lucre+ia White. Page 35 1(0 VA li FOOTBALL Back row—Jacky, Thomas, Nelson, Miller, Linker, Gilliam, Leone, Laman, Blackman, Gohlman, Robison, Anderson, Dimick. Middle row—Schneidmiller, Bishop, Penner, M. Grange, Marlin, Cushman, Dummler, Cochran. Front row—Pickard, McDaniels, Schaefer, Stiles, Nelson, Geftman, Van Donge, Merkle, Stewart, G. Grange Wa-Hi ' s football team did exceptionally well this year, losing only one game out of nine engagements. The climax of the football season came with the Thanksgiving Day game when the Blue Devils conquered Yakima to the tune of 16 to 13. In the closing minutes of the game the engineering and execution of a field goal by Schneidmlller aided by the fine support of his teammates saved the day for Wa-HL Page 36 BASKETBALL Back roW“Gnslot„ trackman. Laman, Foots, Bastrcm, Ffont row—Zier, Miller, Lockhart. The way the Blue Devils waded through their scheduled games and the district tournament gave everyone high hopes of Wa-Hi ' s retaining the state basketball championship for another year, but at the state tournament a com- bination of hard luck and tough opponents put them out of the running at the start. Laman was In the infirmary for the duration of the meet, weakening the team appreciably. The fact that Wa-Hi placed eighth at the state tournament makes it all the more remarkable that two members of the team, Gail Fouts and Harry Lockhart, should have been chosen for All-State honors. Page 37 IIOYAL BASEBALL Back row—Joe Colombo,, Chester Matthews Bob Shaw, Gafl Fout$ ( BardelF Van Donge, Dele Gentry, Coach Paul Anderson, Front row—George Gwinn, Eugene Drrftmeyer Renno Foustl, Kart Schneidmlller Floyd Hayes, Grant Stiles Wa-Hi ' s !935 baseball team has .won ali its games to date. According to Coach Polly Anderson, the team this year Is a more clever ball dub than that of last year, but they are not such heavy hitters. An interesting feature of the team is the size of the infield, it being no larger than that of the average grade school. Page 38 TRACK TEAM 1 Bock row—Coach Lawrence Jacky, Nelson, Blackman, linker, Leman, Robison, Thomas, Kennedy. Middle row—Miller, Zier, Bryant, Knapp, Jacobs, Argo, Bethmen, Front row—B r Zier, GenseL Tolton, Benefrel, Chambers, Gradwohl, Benner, The track assignment for the 1935 season was given to Lawrence Jacky with the instructions to make it one of the major sports of Wa-Hi. March 26, 45 boys answered the first call and started preparing diligently for the season ' s schedule. The team has shown marked improvement and one new record, a 122 feet IOI 2 i nc h discus throw by Tom Blackman has been made, Swede ' ' Miller, Harry Zier and Jim La man have also been consistent first place winners in their respective events. Page 39 V leOYAL 1 TENNIS TEAM Left to right—Keith Griffiths, Bob Scott, David Bryant, David McCarroll, Coach Marvin Minzel, Gil¬ more Kirkmarn, LaSalle LeRoux, Harry Lockhart, Bob Vollendorff r The tennis team, a recent addition to Varsity athletics, has been handi¬ capped by a lack of courts on which to practice. The players to date, have dropped matches with Yakima and Pendleton but they are expected to be considerably improved by the time of the return matches with these schools. The team lacks experience, LeRoux being the only Varsity man from last year About a week before each meet, the team is chosen, the choice being the members highest on the tennis ladder and thus the best player can work up to the top. Harry Lockhart, David Bryant, and Gilmore Kirk man are the gradu¬ ating seniors who are in the upper bracket on the ladder. The prospects for next year ' s tennis are very Bright as there is a crop of promising underclassmen turning out. Pago 40 OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OF THE R. O. T. C. Back row—Brother, Russell, Walters, Tyler, Third row—Hallmark, Henderson, Eagleson, Loney, Owens, Smith, Tindall, Kelley, Bishop, Hill, Rantala. Second row—Meiners, Yenney, Unruh, Bethman. Stevens, Kraining, Deare, Dressen, Odell, Johnson, CaSey f Ba ker. Front row—Capt. Erickson, Vogel, Reed, Harding, Dickey, Hallmark, Esmieu. WA-HI R. O. T. C. BAND Pago 41 RIFLE TEAM Back row—G. Campbell, G. Gwinn, L. Cauvel, R. Moore, A. Matthews, Middle row—C, Johnson, H. Linker, G. Parsons, H. Miller, A, Mills, F. Hayes. Front row—J. Bethman, J„ Rantala, J. Yenney, 6. Russell Back row—lybecker, Coach; Nelson, Hopper, Schmidt. Front row—Frazier, ftea, Yenney. Page 42 SENIOR PLAY LITTLE WOMEN McKinney, Cookerly, Tagger , Bethmen, Fleming, Martin, Reed. Russell, lash, Ferguson, Johnson EXTEMPORANEOUS AND EH KAH NAM CONTESTS Back row—Bethman, Schmidt,. Cameron, McKinney. Front row—McCarroll, Money, Martin, Clodius, Kellough. Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 V ■gQY.V. I the _ Q j JUL ar +p£cx — C T r Page 4 6 ib i, ii i : ini-: r.AMi (Tuft- E J_J 3 jca Pago 47 Printing and Lithography by INLAND PRINTING COMPANY Walla Walla, Washington Photography by VITART STUDIO Walla Walla, Washington offlm