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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1937 volume:

PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Acknowledgments Editors... LOIS ARMSTRONG BURNADETTE McGUIRE Advisor... BERNICE SIMET Engraving... WESTERN ENGRAVING COLORTYPE CO., SEATTLE Photography... VITART STUDIO Printing... BULLETIN PRINTING CO. IlOYAL BLUE PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL 1937 Presenting... n A new ROYAL BLUE . . , Phis is a new age. Times are changing. New ideas have taken the place of the old. The ROYAL BLUE staff has broken away from the old traditions of dividing a book into many activity sections. We have arranged it according to the three seasons of the school year: fall, winter, and spring, with the hope that in later years the pages of this book will recall to you in orderly procession the events of the year 1936-1937, Paoh Fquk Feci tu ring... Pictures of the faculty, student body officers. Girls 7 Federation, football heroes, JOURNAL staff, ROYAL BLUE staff, clubs, and snapshots—in the FALL section, which begins on page nine. The new gym, girls 7 sports, The Goose Hangs High 7 The Importance of Being Earnest,” the State Champions in basketball, Joan of the Nancy Lee 7 the chorus and quartet, in the WINTER SECTION, which begins on page twenty-three. The pictures of the graduating seniors, the underclassmen, the Wa-Hi R. O. T. C. cadet corps and sponsors. National Honor Society, second semester Girls 7 Federation officers, track men, intra-mural sports, snapshots, and many other activities, in the SPRING SECTION, which begins on page thirty-three. Congratulating . . , State Champs! That is a title that makes anyone prick up his ears, and when that title belongs to one’s own team—well, what would you think? And you ate right, Coach Dimick’s Blue Devils were good, and they really deserved to snatch the bacon” right from under the noses of 15 other tournament teams. A combined tight defense and c uick-breaking offense brought them victories over 4 larger teams. The cups in the foreground are trophies of the Blue Devil’s success. The cup on the left is a rotation trophy, which goes each year to the first place winner of the tournament. An interesting feature of this cup is that Wa-Hi has their name engraved on the cup four times, while no other school has theirs on more than twice. The tall cup on the right is a permanent trophy which will be put in the trophy case in the new gym. Page Six EXIT Honoring... Our new superintendent, Mr. W. A. Lacey, and our new principal, Mr. Dean Lobaugh, by dedicating to them this book in appreciation for their progressive leadership. Mr. Lob a ugh Industrialists H20 + C02=H2C03 Brides to Be Uui thug,., Future Captain Philip Allison, R. O. T, C. Instructor, Rifle Team Instructor, Fencing Instructor, Advisor Officers 7 Club; Paul Polly’ Anderson, General Science, Football Coach, Intra-Mural Director, Yell Staff Advisor; Mrs. Mabel Angell, French, Typing, World History, substitute for Miss Wuest first three quarters; B R Austin, History; Harrison Clark, Head of Commercial Department, Attendance Clerk, Advisor Senate Club, Dessic Cox, English, Dramatics, Gimme! Tech Advisor; Marie Diedescfi, Home Relations, Home Economics Club Advisor; Harold Dimick, Head of Physical Education Department, Basketball Coach, W. W. Club Advisor; Jul iana Draper, History, Sophomore Class Advisor; Ruth Dunn, Mathematics, Senior Class Advisor. Ralph Einigh, Mathematics, Instructor Wrestling Club; Helen Fabridus, Girls 7 Physical Education, Girls’ Athletic Club Advisor; Myrtle Falk, English, Junior Class Advisor; Mabel Graham, Commercial; Fay Hamm, Head of the English Department, Laurence Jacky, History, Journalism, Advisor Wa-Hi Journal; Virginia Idol, Music; Mrs. Alice Kenyon, Biology; Bess Kirk, Mathematics, Advisor Math Club, Not shown in the picture are Dollie Corn, English; Esther Breihols, History, Advisor of National Honor- Society; Carolyn Bickelhaupt, English; Agnes Little, English and Commercial; Anne Wuest, French and Typing. Miss Wuest and Miss Bickelhaupt returned to Wa-Hi last semester after extended absences. Pag a Tr.;w Pack Eleven Miss Young left to teach in Seattle the second semester, and was replaced as Dean by Miss McCormick. Miss Little took over some of the work formerly handled by Miss Young and Miss McCormick, Others not shown are Everett Goodwin, Mathematics, Instructor of the Boxing Club; B, A. Tack, Head of Science Department and Stagecraft manager; Mary K. Yates, General Science, Advisor of Freshman Class, Eyes on your copy! ' ’The world ' s a stage. 51 Life’s triangle. Iiistrurthig... Edith Krueger, Commercial; Lillian Lindner, English and Latin, Advisor Girls’ Classical Club; Chester Lybecker, Agriculture, Advisor F. F. A. Club; Paul MacGown, English, Track Coach, Intra-Mural Coach; Helen McCormick, Commercial, Dean of Girls Second Semester, El Ad tea Advisor First Semester. Lucile McIntyre, Head of Foreign Language Department, Advisor of Equites; Sgt. Harold Mizony, Assistant Instructor of R. O. T. C., Aviation Club Advisor; Leonard Myers, Shop; Ivy C. Peterson, Director of Guidance; Gwendolyn Ramseur, Library. Paul Reed, Chemistry, Assembly Advisor; Grace Sauers, Art; Bernice Simct, Commercial, Advisor ROYAL BLUE, El Adrea Advisor; C. A. Steelsmith, Mechanical Arts; Leila Sutherland, English. Alva Treadwell, Commercial; Wilma Wasser, German, French, World History, Advisor Der Lorelei Verein; Frances Yeomans, Head of Social Science Department; Martha Young, English, Dean of Girls First Semester. Clayton Shaw, Viet-President Governing .. La$aEU LeRouK, President Court .. Dorothy Jean Ludwigs, Junior member: Bob DeWitt, Sophomore member: Norman Fulton, Senior member and Chief justice second semester; Dale Gentry, Senior member and Chief Justice first semester; Jeanne Crawford. Junior member; Ellen Bayne, Senior member: Marrha Kennedy, Junior member: Billy Kibiy, Freshman runner. Stuart Miller. Secretary Jean Kennedy, Treasurer Norman Fulton, Giief Justice Cfiliiuel,,. Around table, left to right—Dale Gentry, Commissioner of Justice, first semester: Keith Griffith, Commissioner of Inter-School Relations; Virgil Scram, Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds; LaSalle LeRoux, President; Eiva Chamberlain, Commissioner of Organizations: Peggy Woodward, Com¬ missioner of Assemblies; Jesse Cochran, Commissioner of Hallways, Legislative Assembly The student Body of Wa-Hi selected LaSalle LeRoux to lead them in 1936-37. Clayton Shaw, Vice-President; Stuart Miller, Secretary; and Jean Kennedy, Treasurer were chosen as other student body officers. . . . The Cabinet, selected by the President and ratified by the Legislative Assembly, has cooperated with the President in directing the student affairs. . . . The Student Court, under the direction of Chief Justices Dale Gentry and Norman Fulton, for student misdeameanors, prescribed penalties. Two students selected from each of the thirty-six homerooms formed the Legislative Assembly, Undet the leadership of the Student Body Vice-President, Clayton Shaw, ques¬ tions of student policy were discussed and acted upon. Wa-Hi has indeed developed a system of student government to which we can point with pride. Page Twntvt Directing Girls ' Activities.,. Miss Martha Young, Advisor Marilyn Maxey, President Ellen Bayne, Vice-President Lois Armstrong, Secretary Natalie Naseimento T Treasurer Dei hi net Row ! —-Marilyn M stray. President; Charlotte Loney, Assistant Dress Standards; Edna Quist, Dress Standards; Dorothy Livengood, Assistant Friendship: Peggy Woodward, Friendship; Barbara Lockhart, Assistant Finance; Lois Lane, Social. Row 2—Lois Armstrong, Secretary; Shirley Retzer, Assistant School Improvement; Marian Palmer, Freshman Representa¬ tive; Betty Davis, Assistant Dramatics; Mary Robison, Finance; Ellen Bayne, Friendship, Row 3 —Mary Florence Bcndix, School Improve men tj Dorothy Cox, Assistant Entertainment; Dorothy Davison, Entertainment; Patty Marum, Sophomore Representative. Row 4—Virginia Rice, Senior Representative; Ora Tate. Dramatics; Natalie Nascimento, Treasurer. Row 5“- Barbara ’Woodward, Assistant Social; Dorothy Jean Ludwigs, Junior Repre¬ sentative. Big and Little Sister Committee; Dorothy Davison and Doris May Adams alt dolled up for Centennial; Marilyn Maxey; Mary Florence Bendix and Virginia Harvey—pioneer gals; Edna Quest and Lois Lane; Prosser group. Girls ' Federation Council,,, Row 1 —Virginia Harvey, Junior Representative, Secretary; Jessie Lou Davis, Junior Representative : Ruth Webb, Freshman Representative, Assistant Secre¬ tary; Barbara Chisholm, Sophomore Representative. Row 2-— ' Edna Quist, Senior Representative . President: Jane Harold, Sophomore Representative, Vice-President; Betty Davis, Senior Representative; Donna Beth Thompson. Freshman Representative, Guard; Doris May Adams, Junior Member-at- Large. The traditional Big and Little Sister Party, featuring a (t baby” show, inaugurated another eventful year in Girls 7 Federation activity in Wa-Hi. Important accomplishments of the Federation were the sponsorship of the Washington State Theatre in r T4o More Frontier 77 in November and the purchase of baskets for stage decoration, dishes for use in the new gym, and furnishings for the girls 7 lounge. The close of the semester saw the departure of Miss Martha Young. She had been advisor, councilor, and friend to each girl in the organization. Page Thirteen Coach Polly” Anderson, Fichtner, Frank, Owsley, Gorman, Schaeffer, Transech, Rut her, E. Cochran, J. Cochran The Wa-Hi 1936 team was small in weight, but they earned for themselves the name the fight ingest boys to wear the Blue Devil suits in a long time.” In the initial game, La Grande and Wa-Hi battled to a 0-0 tie. In the first home game the home team held the Everett Sea Gulls, who were rated three touchdowns better than the Blue Devils, to 14 points made on six successive passes. MacLoughlin High and Wa-Hi fought a hard game, which ended in another 0-0 tie. Twice during the game Wa-Hi drove to Mac-Hi’s 5-yard line, but lost the ball Wa -Hi made their first score of the season when they defeated Pasco 13-6. On the opening kickoff, John Gorman galloped 88 yards up the side line for a tally. Again in the second quarter he went across the final stripe on a 20-yard reverse. Pace Fourteen Knobel, McKinney, Grange, Gentry, Martin, Merfcle, Bogie, Bates, Ben ei, Yell King Routine, Manager McCoy On the trip to The Dalles, the Indigo Imps got revenge for their last year ? s defeat by trouncing their rivals 26 to 12. Wa-Hi trailed 12-7 at the half, but put over three scores in the last period. At the Pendleton game, Wa-Hi made its debut under the new lighting system at the Stadium. It was a lucky night for the Blue Devils, and ended 29-7 in their favor. Wa Hi J s second game under the artificial sun ended 7-0 in favor of Dayton. The second defeat in a row was handed the Imps by the Lewiston Ben gals, 12-7, In the annual Thanksgiving Day game the Yakima Pirates beat Wa-Hi 14-7, The Blue Devils led 7-0 at the half, but a passing attack scored twice for the invaders. We congratulate Coach ft Po!ly” Anderson and the 7 36 team for their reputation as scrappers,” and their clean and sportsmanlike play. Page Fifteem Laurence Jacky Advisor. Robert Clodius Editor. Advertising Staff — Dare Chamberlain, Pad Olson, EdwEn Noyer, John Frank I and, Fred Hastings. Staff Robert Clodius, Dare Chamberlain, Mary Robison, Ellen Bayne. Dorothy Jean Ludwigs, Laurence Jacky, Jessie Lou Davis, Evelyn Kelso, Cecil Johnson, Gordon McCoy Doug LcmineL A Class in Journalism—Florence Henderson, Joan McM?ekin, Ad a ire Homer, Helen Howard, Elaine Webber, John Stone, Bill Craig, Barbara Roberts. Publishing a Weekly Newspaper... Wa-Hi Journal First Semester.. Editor, Robert Clodlus; Associate Editor, Pat McCarthy; News Editor, Pat Cowan; Sports Editor, Gordon McCoy; Society, Helen SchifFman; Humor, Ellen Bayne; Adver¬ tising Manager, Jack Schell; Business Manager, Allan Drumheller; Exchange, Dare Chamberlain; Typists, Don Baird, Betty Bishop; Faculty Advisor, Laurence Jacky. Second Semester... Editor, Robert Clodius; Associate Editor, Doug Lemmel; News Editor, Gordon McCoy; Associate News Editor, Marjorie Mae Walker; Sports Editor, Cecil Johnson; Society, Dorothy Jean Ludwigs; Humor, Ellen Bayne; Advertising Manager, Dare Chamberlain; Business Manager, Allan Drumheller; Exchange, Mary Robison; Typists, Evelyn Kelso, Jessie Lou Davis; Faculty Advisor, Laurence Jacky. Page Sixtren Miss Simet Loh Armstrong Burnadeiic McGuire Marku Dim id: in inset. Art Staff, Liven good, Miller, Bogart, Quest. Safes Staff, lane. Miller, Loney, Bondi . Reed, Brown, Levin. Editorial Staff, Roberts, McGuire Miss Stmet, Levin, Rcndix, McKinney, Smoots Hanger, Armstrong. Editing An Annual The Royal Blue Burnadette McGuire, Lois Armstrong.. Co-Editors Floyd Levin....Business Manager Stuart Miller, Lois Lane. Assistants Katherine Hanger.Student Activities and Organizations Barbara Roberts.. .Music, Drama, and Girls’ Sports Ilene Smootz.. ..Classes and Faculty Mary Florence Bendix, LaSalle LeRoux . ........... Snapshots Jim McKinney . Military Marlen Dimick. Sports Ait Staff Edna Quist Stuart Miller Dorothy Livengood Melvin Bogart Sales Committee Floyd Levin Marlen Dimick Lois Armstrong Stuart Miller Lois Lane Iris Lyons Sarah Ellen Loney Mary Florence Bendix Gareth Reed Page Seventeen Sl m 1 k ▼ p 1 t HL L Clubs... Senate . . . Gorman, Dimick, Hollaway, Allen. Kirkman, Hooper, Yeend, Miller, Keyes, Swauger, Thomas, Adams, Rogers. Craig, Kolb, Tar- water, Coyle, Sporlcder, Mr. Clark, Ad¬ visor, Seitz. Dacres, Siorie, Guenther. Ga!c t Cochran, Rogers. Jackson. El Adrea . .. Armstrong, McGuire, Overby, Appling. Lonev. S. E-, Adams, Mclbye, Cram, Mar. dis. Haley. Shelton, Loncy, C., Will.iby. Qui.st, Taylor, Cox, Crereltus, Bcmus, Hanger, Jones. Anderson, Davis, Frazier, Robison, Bowers, Meiners, A., Meiners, D., Reynolds, Miss Simet, Advisor, Gimmel Teth .. . Bryant. Thomas, Rcitn, Kennedy. Chamber¬ lain, Webb, Cowan, Majcey, M., Weather- man, Kennedy, j.. Bean, Kennedy, M. + Ramsay, Chisholm. Timm. Woodward, P., Woodward, B.. Davison, Baker, Rehorn, Harvey, Marum, Harbert, Walker, Bayne, Robison, Crawford, Roberts, Maxey, A., Miss Cox, Advisor, Equites . . . Fisher, Ncslin, DrumheUer, Siverling, New 7 . Campbell, Lyons, Freepons, Barnes, Robbins, Beeson, Nelson. Taylor, Trmseth, Palmer, Miller, Harvey, Adams, Girls ' Classical Club . . Questiell, Dickerson, Davis, Jacobs, Mit¬ chell, Watson, Ball. Seitz, Hilbert, DeSmet, Coleman, Estes. Wamble. Home Economics Club . . . Mead, Gordon, Johnson, Alcorn, Hale, Linton, Moore, Miss Diedesch, Advisor, Santo, Burokcr. Weaver, Ashworth, Page Eighteen Math Club . , Lamberts, Ward, Rather, Holwager, Fulfecr- son, Benefit:!, Gibbons, Aylward, Watts, Oswald, Russel, Holtgreve, White. Krumbah, Woodward. Freeman, Levin, Boldman, Beb lows, Pfalflc, Laurence, German Club . . Foltz, Qinc, Gettinan, FiewEg, Kinsfatlier, Kinney, Wagner, Froese, Miss W ssfr, Ad¬ visor. Hayes, Adams, Douglas, Jediu, Mc¬ Namara, Eby, Cuimington. Aviation Club . . . Miller, Kersch, La Rue. Michael is, Crimmins, Garb, Sitnmonds, Eiffcrt, Shelton, Burton, Cornelius, Rogers. Maug, Anderson. Officers Club . . . Ruther, Rreson, Cauvel, McKinney, Coch¬ ran. J., McCoy, Mulhair, Thomson. Lloyd, Ha Us day, Ketfch, Weber, Hart, Bo I dm an, MulJccy. Woods T Argo, Harold, Dalton, W.W. Club . . . Yeend, Weber. Martin. Berry, Cochran,, E,, Gorman. Griffiths, Adams, Cochran, j r , Seit?, Transeth, Keyes, Shaw, Grange, Weaver, Ruther. F.F.A_ Mueri, Tuke. Fausti, Ary, Shemwell, Reh- berg, Me Bain. Mr. Lybecker, Advisor, Bishop, Transeth. Russet, Hogbcn, Me Vain, Blont- ttren. Fiffert, Lush, Brown, Diift ' , Hurst, Sporleder, Lyons, Alderman, Maxson, Lann- ing t Duncan, Jilg, Hector, Kibler, Rea, Miller, Criscola, Steadman. iis j 1 i ,■ SURT , Kl HP Page Nineteen The Long and Short of it Hi Teach” Just think—our Pre y—-and who? Man about town Practice makes perfect’ Talking things over Happy Champs Smilin ' through In a hurry? Lucky (Jogs” Friends, Romans, and Country¬ men” Attention” What ' s Seitz got? Basketcers in Seattle The lone TrumbU Chums Conference goers The Triad Digs by Doug Polly and his gals” Page Twenty One Alone It ' s Still Being Done A Rose Between Two Thorns That Foolish Feeling Upsy Daisy Me and My Shadow Two T ogether One, Two, Buckle Your Shoe Midget Transfer My Little Buekaroo One in a Million We Can’t Face It Blow, Gabriel, Blow Call of the Wild ' Round and ' Round the Mulberry Bush Double Trouble Page Twenty-One EXIT Seitz Gentry Sba Wmv Keyes Coach Dimick Squad—Billy Tm, Solomon Frank, Nor man Tran«th } Jack Jackson, Coadi r Pplly” Anderson Ralph tstes Ue.in Rogers, Harold Benzol, Marion Dimirk. Winning This year’s team suffered only six defeats out of thirty-two games, and then more than made up for their losses by winning the State Championship. They played a good brand of ball all season, but it was not until the Hoquiam-Bremerton trip near the end of the season that they really began to show championship form. Then, after the sub-district and district tournaments, in which they won handily, the Blue Devils went to the state tourney in top shape and with a will to win which brought them out on top Ball-hawkers of the championship team were: Clayton Shaw, All-State forward, captain, and the most dependable shot; Jimmy Seitz, forward, a dead-eye at long, looping shots; Keith Griffiths, steady and dependable guard; Billy Weber, cool and shifty guard, with a good one-hand shot; Charles Weaver, All-State guard, also center, with long, lanky arms; Paul Yeend, smallest but shiftiest one on the team, good at intercepting passes; John Adams, southpaw forward, and exceedingly hard to guard; Don Keyes, center, whose bewildered look catches opponents completely off balance; and Wayne Berry, a cool¬ working and steady guard Two other members of the team who did not go to the tournament were Dale Gentry, tall, point-getting center, who graduated mid-year, and Don Brumbach, sophomore center Page Twenty-F ouir Billy Weber Wayne Berry Polly ' Yeend Keith Griffiths An Exciting Moment in the Everett Game Freshman Team: John Cameron, Bob DeWitt, Bleakncy Bishop, Dick Schick, Coach Paul Manager, Gordon McCoy Mac Gown, Jack McMann, Frank O ' Dell, Curtis Bowers, Eugene O ' Brien, Basketball Scores Wa-Hi Opponents Date 25 Yakima 27 Jan. 30 n Prescott 18 Dec. 5 18 Mac-Hi 20 Feb. 2 56 Kennewick 21 Dec. 11 25 Dayton 27 Feb. 11 41 Dayton 21 Dec. 12 38 Lewiston 17 Feb. 13 23 Pasco 11 Dec. 16 34 Hoquiam 42 Feb. 19 34 Hoquiam 26 Dec, 18 37 Bremerton 34 Feb. 20 20 Hoquiam 21 Dec. 19 Sub-District Tournament 63 Pomeroy 30 Dec. 22 39 Yakima 26 Dec. 26 65 Clarkston 11 Feb. 26 32 Lewis Clark 22 Dec. 29 40 Dayton 36 Feb. 27 37 Kennewick 13 Jan, 2 District Tournament 73 Pasco 16 Jan, 2 34 Colfax 21 Mar. 5 24 Mac-Hi 25 Jan, 5 46 Dayton 29 Mar. 6 32 Washington Hi 20 Jan. 9 44 Lewiston 24 Jan. 14 State Tournament 46 Clarkston 15 Jan. 15 41 Castle Rock 29 Mar. 17 38 Pomeroy 22 Jan, 16 35 Anacortes 26 Mar. 18 45 Everett 27 Jan, 22 39 Wenatchee 35 Mar. 19 45 Prescott 17 Jan, 23 40 Everett 32 Mar. 20 Page Twenty-Five Wa HPs Trophies The Gym is Dedicated Th? Realization of the Dream The Rooting Section at Any Game Dreams Come True The new Wa-Hi gym, dedicated and opened for use last December, has many new and convenient features which are outstanding in themselves. The gym has two hardwood courts, the larger for the boys, and on which the varsity games are played. The boys’ floor has six adjustable baskets, and can be fixed so the floor is regulation college size. For the spectators 3 benefit an electric scoreboard is used. The girls ' floor is separated ftom the main floor by sound-proof folding doors, and has lines for shuffleboard, badminton, and basket¬ ball, The girls ' lounge room has been tastefully furnished by the Girls Federation, and contains a ping pong table. The basement has showers, lockers, and equipment rooms. There is a room for boxing and wrestling, and a large classroom for the health and physical educa¬ tion classes. The gym was built for community interests, too. The bleacher ' s seating capacity is 1600, and the boys ' floor may be covered with folding chairs, and the girls ' gym used for a stage. To the side of the girls ' gym is a large, modern kitchenette for use at banquets. Other fea¬ tures are the large lobby, with its trophy cases, and special sliding compartments for folding chairs. The students of Wa-Hi are justly proud of the new gym, the fulfilment of a dream of many years among sports enthusiasts of Walla Walla, Girls’ Rifle Team . . - Gibbons, Wells Bayne Robison, Holtgrcve, Quise, Snider Qucsncll, Harbert, Hopper, Tasb Chisholm, Davison Adams, HtmncK Ay I ward, Wendler, Roberts Davis, Mar urn Renn. Homeroom 37 Basketball Champs , Fiewi Lammerts Pi ' rkii Allard Beatty, Htrgtrt, Oswald Lang, Wamble, Homeroom 21 Volleyball Champs . . . Bene fie I, Gilliam, Rueble Stollcr Miller, Daggett, McLachlari, McNamara, Smith. Oirls ' Sports Intramural play has been one of the major projects of the girls 3 gym classes this year with Sophomores and Freshmen participating. Twenty-two homerooms took part in intra¬ mural play, with 37 winning the basketball tournament and 21 the volleyball competition. In individual tournaments Marian Palmer won the ping pong games, with Lois Gray runnerup Helen Lambert and Edith Zier won the partner volleyball games; Bernice Frere and Donna Oliver were winners of the shuffleboard contest. During the year the girls organized a Girls Athletic Club, under the direction of Miss Fabricius. Its purpose is to further the interest of girls sports in Wa-Hi, to help improve school spirit, to aid in assisting officials in tournaments, and to improve the skill of the members Officers are; Helen Lambert, President; Mathilda Rueble, Vice-President; Doris Boldman, Secretary-Treasurer; and Faye Rueble, Reporter, Pace Twenty-Seven Tumblers . . . Shuffleboard Match , , Hunt, Career, Howard Shinbo, Relay . , A Game of Pmgpong . . In the Office . , Dorothy Rice, Sally Schreiner, Helen Lambert, Miss Febricius. Doroiliy Jean Ludwigs. Curtis Bates. Helen Coleman, Martin Crimmins f Maxine Hilbert, Eldon Drennnn, Marian Palmer, Orville MeCarrolL Pauline Prutsman, as Julia Murdoch, the critical aunt, not shown in the picture, Orville Me Carroll, Doug Ummel as Miss Katherine McDon nell, Elliot Kimberly. C Aeh Dorothy jean Ludwigs and Curtis Bates, as Dagmar Carroll, and Hugh Inga Is. Marian Palmer as Mrs. Ingals, France Lawrence as Leo Day. Orville McCarroll as Mr, Ingals, and Eldon Drennan as Noel Derby. Top, standing—Dorothea Folia as ftlioda. the maid, Helen Coleman and Martin Crimmins as Lois and Bradley, twins in the Inga Is family f Maxine Hilbert as Grandmother Bradley, Bottom, kneeling—Orville McCarroll, Father Ingals, Sterling LeRoux as Ronald Murdoch, and Curtis Bates as Hugh. ' The Goose Hangs High ' Under the capable direction of Miss Katherine McDonnell, a competent cast of Wa-Hi students presented ”The Goose Hangs High a comedy drama by Lewis Beach, depicting the life of an American family. The mother and father thoroughly spoil their children and sacrifice their fortune for them. This is the amusing tale of how the children aided by their grandmother work out their future. Pac;e Twenty-Eight Melvin Begart a an English butler: Verrold Macstr«tta as a butler; Lois Armstrong as Ceciiy; Stuart Miller as Algernon; Floyd Levin as Earnest; Charlotte Loney as Miss Prism; Clair Mulkey as Dr. Chasuble; Jean Kennedy as Gwendolyn; Elizabeth Davis as Lady Bracknell. Earnest proposes to Gwendolyn. What does this mean? Greetings, Dr, Chasuble. A perfect reconciliation. ' ' Gwendolyn, the carriage is waiting. The Importance of Being Earnest ' Again directed by Miss Catherine McDonnell, a cast of Senior students presented to an appreciative audience the Senior Class play, (f The Importance of Being Earnest”, by Oscar Wilde, The comedy, which greatly amused the audience with its caustic humor and confused situations, concerned a non-existent Mr. Earnest Worthing, two pretenders to bis name, two ladies engaged to them. Lady Bracknell, whose business war directing people’s lives, and Miss Prism, whose dignified love affair with the Reverend Dr Chasuble was conducted quite primly and properly. A happy finale found all the couples happily united under Lady Bracknell’s begrudging approval. Pace Twenty-Nine Bette Pktchck and Lee Mamtt, Jr., Joan and Captain Diet, Pirate Dancers The Pirates Golden Dawn Sutherland. Dix, on stairs f Ruthct, Fuller, LcRglix, Lane, Lenimel, Prutsman. Virginia IdoL Director Double trouble. Keith Griffiths, Aline Reynolds and MarianTaylor, as the twin bridesmaids, and Shcr wood Palmer. Singing Pirates and Pirettes Colorful costumes and well executed stagecraft enhanced the operetta Joan of the Nancy Lee,” by Agnes E. Peterson and Louis W. Curtis, presented March 12 and 13. Under the direction of Miss Idol the orchestra and entire cast gave forth musical and dramatic talent that blended harmoniously to give an evening’s entertainment The plot was one that had both comedy and near-tragedy, with everything turning out happily for all concerned. Miss Helen McCormick assisted in directing. The boys 7 and girls’ chorus classes sang. Leads were taken by Bette Pittock, Lee Mantz, Jr , William Ruther, Nancy Pratt, Stirling LeRoux, Jack DeMaris, Keith Griffiths, Sherwood Palmer, Doug Lemmel, Aline Reynolds, Marian Taylor, Pauline Prutsman, Dorothy Fuller, Lois Lane, Alberta Garrett, John Sutherland, Howard Dix and Robert Jones. Pace Thirty Girls Chorus Christmas Carolers Quartet: Griffiths, Taylor, Reynolds, Lem me l ' On Wings of Song Both the girls 5 and mixed choruses, under the direction of Miss Virginia Idol, parti¬ cipated in the Christmas program given in the auditorium just before the holiday. Every¬ one agreed it was one of the loveliest programs given by Wa-Hi, The mixed quartet composed of the voices of Marion Taylor, Aline Reynolds, Keith Griffiths, and Doug Lemmel, sang at various times during the year and the girls 1 chorus gave a very fine performance before the Kiwanis Club in the early spring. The major program of the chorus classes was the operetta ”Joan of the Nancy Lee” in which all chorusters participated and helped to make a big success. Page Thirty-One Miss Helen McCormick, Advisor Jean Kennedy, President Oaliinet .. Charlotte Lonty. Social: Doris May Adams, Assistant Social; Edna Quist, Senior Class Representative; Ruth Mclbye Assistant Entertainment; Ellen Bayne, Friendship: Dorothy Ramsay, Entertainment; Jean Kennedy, Presi¬ dent; Shirley Retzer. School Improvement; Marjorie Cochran., Assistant Dramatics; Aline Reynolds, Vice-President; Marilyn Maxey, Past President: Virginia Harvey, Assistant Friendship; Dorothy Jean Ludwigs, Finance; Elizabeth Davis, Dramatics; Lois Lane, Secretary, Lois Lane, Secretary Martha Kennedy, Treasurer Aline Reynolds, Viee-Presidi GuiiimL . Peggy Woodward. President, Senior Member; Peggy Renn, Senior Member, Vice-President; Virginia Harvey, junior Member, Secretary; Maxine Court¬ ney, junior Member; Myrtii Cation, Freshman Member; Edna Qui st, Member- at-Large; June Wamble, Sophomore Member; Jeanne Wootoo, Sophomore Member: Burnadettc McGuire, Senior Member, Runner—Aiiee Garrett, Guard; not in picture. Girls ' Federation In an impressive installment service on February 8 the retiring officers of the Girls’ Federation turned their duties over to the new officers. The new Dean of Girls, Miss Helen McCormick, was introduced at this time. At the Big and Little Sister” party, the sisters” danced to the rhythm of the Swing Band in the new gym. In March the Federation sponsored another play by the Washington State Theatre, No More Frontier,” Jean Kennedy, Mary Florence Bendix, Lois Armstrong, and Marilyn Maxey were in charge of the tickets and publicity. In April, Jean Kennedy, Ellen Bayne, Charlotte Loney, Marilyn Maxey, Peggy Wood¬ ward, Jeanne Crawford, Ruth Melbye, Martha Kennedy, Lois Armstrong, and Dorothy Ramsay, accompanied by Miss Miss McCormick, went to Yakima for the Tri-State Conference, Among the outstanding assemblies given during the semester was the play 1 urn of the Hair,” given by the dramatics department of the Federation, The spirit of cooperation which determines the success of the Girls’ Federation activity during each successive year, has been very evident during the year 1936-37. PacJE THlflTY-FotJR At Work ond Play Military Women The Gang Waiting Heads or tails Bach to school In the lockup Pausing to pose That hat again! Two Eds, are better than one” A fair young miss rr You tell ' em, Coach” Miss Personality” Me and my dog” What were their ancestors? The man behind the scenes To work again Leap Frog Dreams? Watching the world go by Pace Thirty Five Pace Thirty-Six Band Company A Company B Company C Company D sponsors... liptnin Ellen Bayne in foreground. Vif ' le Team... tceL Johnston. Mulfcey, Davison, CjiuvcI, W !ls, Piper, Dalton, pcncer, Ruther Beeson, Ha 11 id ay Burnett. Woods. leginientai Staff... . Woods, Major Cauvet, Lt, Col. McKinney, Opt, Cochran, Lt. Dalton, Lt. Mulliair, Sgt, Major Martin, Staff Sgt. Riggs. Jolors... Pierce, Martin, Riggs Over turf Lt, Col. McKinney, Capt. Bayne j dj lif jKr £vjf i R. 0. T. 0. Doings... Changes in the Wa-Hi R. O. T. C. unit were wrought by Captain P. W, Allison, who became instructor of the unit in September. A new company of sponsors was formed, and the corps was formed into a battalion of four companies with a Lt, Col as battalion com¬ mander. Jim McKinney was appointed to this position. The sponsors, besides adding color and charm to the military parades and reviews, help at school functions by ushering at games and programs, and performing other services. The Federal inspection this year was a real success, with the whole corps putting m a great deal of spirit and clock-like precision in their drill, and earning the praise of Lt. Col. Stillwell, the Federal inspector. Company B, commanded by Captain George Reiter, received the cup for being the best company. Company A was praised for its creditable showing in extended order drill, and Companies C and D were commended for close order drill. Page Thirty-Seven Fencing Squad . . . Front row: Katherine Hanger. Barbara Roberts, Peggy Weatherman. Back row; Sherwood Palmer. Capt. Allison, Coach; Lyman CauveE. Yell King Ahn Ronninc, Advisor Paul Anderson, Robert Reid, Pug” Swanson with megaphone. Stock and Potato Judging Team . . . Harold BisEiop, Jack Duncan, LeRoy Lusk, Mr, Lybccker. Eh-Kah-Nain Contestants. .. Bill Martin, James Brown, Stuart Miller, Betty Jean Gottlieb. Under the excellent direction of Captain P W. Allison, a former Olympic star, a fencing squad was formed at Wa-Hi last fall. Members learned the fundamentals of fencing, lunges, parries, repostes, engages, etc Exhibitions have been given before the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, as well as the school assembly. Although this squad is new and inexperienced, it has made remarkable progress and is looking forward to another successful year LeRoy Lusk, Harold Bishop, and Jack Duncan of the Stock Judging Team, com¬ peted in the Pacific International Live Stock Show at Portland, placing third. The Potato Judging Team, made up of Clarence Swanson, LeRoy Lusk, and Harold Bishop, placed sixth at the Spokane Potato Show. The Eh-Kah-Nam cup, given annually to the outstanding extemporaneous speaker in the student body, was presented by James Brown, master of ceremonies, to Stuart Miller, competing in the finals with Bill Martin and Betty Jean Gottlieb The Yell Staff, organized to promote better spirit at games and pep assemblies, was directed by Alan Romine, Yell Leader, and his assistants, Robert Reid and Leland Swanson One of their accomplishments was the organization and training of a special rooter section for games Page Thirty-Eight Clark Amen Betty Flaiz Edna Qniit Norma Ball Howard Henderson Catharine Cates Dorothy Lcvengood Lyman Cauvcl Charlotte Loney Aline Reynolds Ilene Smoot? Ora Tate Ethel Weaver Jesse Cochran Marilyn Maxey Kathleen West Elizabeth Davis Stuart Miller Peggy Woodward Excelling K? The members of the Walla Walla High School Chapter of the National Honor Society belong, scholastically, to the upper five per cent of the senior class The membership selection for this organization is made in the spring and fall of each year, and is based upon scholarship, leadership, personality, and character The new members are announced yearly in the spring at the National Honor Society assembly. Members selected in the spring of 1937, too late to be in the picture, were Floyd Levin, Edythe Githens, Gladys Buroker, Donald Adams, Bob Miller, Betty Barbee, and Ins Lyons, Seniors; Shirley Retzer, Marion Quesnell, Lester Merklin, Lena Watson, Robert Glodius, Jeanne Crawford, Ruth Davis, Dorothy Davison, Dorothea Foltz, Gordon McCoy, and Irene Bury, juniors. Page Thirty-Nine Keyes, Levin, Wallace, Romme. Transvth, javelin Rea, siioipui Front row; Harry Benzel, Elmer Levin, Harley Michaelis, Don Keyes, Dean Rogers, Marlen Dimick. Back row: poach MacGown, Kenneth Sen it it, Alan Romine, John Rea, Charles Weaver, James Wallace, Norman Transeth, Manager George Roimine, Bcnzcl, discus Track Coach Paul MacGown had the task this year of assembling a track squad with very few experienced boys. However, he discovered some boys, who, after being whipped into shape, showed good form, and gave promise of a successful future. Wa-Hi had a heavy track schedule this year, in which the boys did well, and showed great improvement each time. The season consisted of quadrangular meets at Pasco, Dayton, and Wahrsburg, and meets with 10 or more teams at Ritzville, Mac-Hi, and the Sub-district and District meets. The events and those who took part in them were: dashes—Martin, Levin, and Michaelis; javelin and high jump—Rogers, Keyes, and Benzel; low hurdles—Michaelis and Dimick; shot put—Ray and Transeth; 880 and mile—Bill Zier; pole vault—Dimick and Breeze; discus—Transeth, Romine and Benzel; broad jump—Keyes and Michaelis; relay—Martin, Levin, Dimick, and Michaelis- Page Kohty w m % -v jBL JHf! . . JL - Touch Football AlUStars. . Hurst, Hart wig, Hastings, Cameron, DcWttt, Anderson, Dummler, Weaver, Goldman. Horseshoes , ,, Homeroom 40 Basketball Champs . , Ycend, Woods, Mulkty, Barnes, Lusk, Jones, Beale, D,, Beeson, Hunt, Alderman, Beale, C Softball . . Homeroom 3 Touch Football Champs . . . Hartwig, Robbins, Douglas, Janta, Hastings. Not in picture; Zi«r, Griffiths, VanDonge, Woods, Intramural Spurts Intramural sports, which are designed to provide fun and exercise for those who do not turn out for varsity competition, were directed by Paul MacGown the first semester and Polly” Anderson the second semester. A schedule of homeroom competition in touch football, basketball, volleyball, softball, horseshoes, and ping pong were features of the year’s program. A system of points, by which each homeroom got points according to their place in competition and the number of persons participat ing, gave Homeroom 3 winning honors for the second consecutive year. The two big events of the intramural year were: Mac-Hi Day, in which six schools competed in a program of boxing, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, and ping pong, Wa-Hi placing second; and Yakima Play Day, held at Yakima this year, in which the two schools cook part in golf, horseshoes, basketball, touch football, ping pong, tennis, and softball. The score of this annual event was Wa-Hi 78, Yakiman 90. Page Forty-One S l 1 “ jf -Vr. mk ftva IwM v - n t ‘ 1 1 igp. ■� - % K v i ' y | i m tys J’ mM j m j ; ' ife ■ L yf A 1 w J Homeroom Typing 9a ... Walters, Rice, Hunt, Johnston, Gould, Par¬ sons, B,, Parsons, M. E., McBain, Chcrnis, Palmer, Russell, Webb, Schreiner, German, Gross, Costello, Ballard, Simpson, Strutherji, IfpitTU!, ClilSt. Homeroom 13, 9a , , , McLain. ScEireidcr, Klein. Dimmick, Gott- wig . Cates, Woaton, Botfany Hutsell, Pcrica, Telford, Darnell, Beale, Barbuto Slater, Wendt, Perry, Ropers White, Duff, Wells, Me Lough I in Johnson. Homeroom 5, 9a . Goodman, Wilson, Stewart, Jauslin, Rader, Roberts, McDonald. McFall, She m well Haigb, Barney, Fields, LEeper, Johnson Peterson, Sehaub, Dutch, Woods Russell, Kinsfathtr, Coyle, Homeroom 34 9a ■ , Jan.shaw, Shaw, Clifton, Miller, Swenson, Burgess, Coleman. Swanson, Fulton, Gall a her, Harvey, Howard, Morris, Lindstrom, Tay¬ lor. Gray, Taylor. SandahE, Miauri, Sal- ineier, Goble, Burherus, Harbcrt, Miller, Kenyon, Sherwood, Monrc, Culver, Falbo. Homeroom 8, 9a . Prutsman, Glover, Fullerton, Leonard, Rit- icnhouse, Jaussaud, Coyle, Albright, Kins- father, Cameron. Langton, Dctomasi, Fann¬ ing, Rehberg, Loiscau, Howard, Dysart, Reed, Wiitcnan, Young, Witrrock, Rcety, Hannon, Scemmer, Soper, Eide, Schick. Homeroom 33B, 9a . . . Foltet, HubE ard, Nelson, Fitzpatrick, De- Maris, Weaver Sutherland, Nelson, Thar- ington. Mathison, Lane, Edwards. Fritzler, Transeth, Morton, Claytor, Sandahl Buck, Torrey, Schick PviE FcrtvTwo Homeroom 24, 9b ,, Lamperii. Goodyear, K,, Wright, Gewen, Manning, Freem-ir, Gil lock. Oliver, Sliimbs, Kelly, Vibbert. Davis, St tide baker, Martin, Hayes, Owens, Connors, Schaub, Goodyear, B., Brian, Hathaway. Worth, HuifF, Schat’ iel, Trousdale, Levin, Oswald, Hector, Fromdahl, Bowers, Hart, Kibicr, Brown. Homeroom 33A ? 9b ,.. Pemberton, Vrattos, Hut sell. Ary, Raub, Sept, Kralman, Vrattos, L., Mitchell, Janes, PHugrad. Campbell, Prest, Hallscher. Digit, Gebhardt, Guss., Beck, Moreland, Keiser, O’Dell, DcMaris, Everett, Witt, Bergevm, Martamer, Harp. Homeroom Study B, 9b . , . Cation, Jensen, Giltett, Duncan. Webster, Kin si at her, Ay 1 ward, Davies, Russell, Dixon, Birkes, Whybark, Gagnon, Markam, Casey, Page, Loose, Henderson, Hannan, Hastings, Sept, Antes, Entze, Sherwood, Geist, Bold- man, Taylor, Anderson, McMahon, Klein- back. Homeroom 37, 10a. . . Preas, .Sport eder, Span dish, Beatty, Qpper- m,iii, Gibbons, Lammcrts, Dudley, Allard, Kirk man. Weatherman, Wamble, Henderson, Osborne, Tomlinson, Must rave. Bury, Czy- linld, Oswald, Lange, Coleman, Geist, Per. kins. Homeroom 10, 10a . . . Hallwager, Willaby, Dickerson, Graff. Brussell . Allessio, Barclay, Gregg, Harris, Kent, GradwohL Ponti. Gehrett, Fisher. Holmes, Weston, Hooper, Dugworth, Mat¬ thews. Homeroom 33, 10a . . . Glaspy, Bean, Husby, Endsley. Rone, Wiebe, Harris, Youdovitch, Dunning, Drum ' heller. New, Jackson, Transcth, Fichtner, Rocnine. Rogers, T., Rogers, D-, Yenney, Neslin, Stoller. Hunter, Yeend, Tillotson+ Pierce, Brown, Wells, Salmcier, MeDougall, Teske, Page Fohti: l -Thaee 1 ,qi Ijul , 71 iVylfip - I Bp £ JfW . «- ' l p H I H Jj m Homeroom 4, 10a . Jensen t Ha raid, Wilson, Meiner-n. Swanson, Rnther. BurghdufT, Evans, Wooton, Erd- man, Vedder Cummins, Santo, Huber, Gaub, Sw.iitt, Bradshaw, Sturgill, Batts, Saunders Ireland, Johnson, Milter, Homeroom 31, 10a . . . Darnell, Colley, Lyons, Marshall, Hamii- ton, Shinn, Barker, Wolfe, Rehorn, Rch- berg, Bowers Knowles, Johnson, Van Bus- ltirk, Siverling, Knowles, Johnson, VanBus- Bndficld, Maekie Frcepotis, Dae is. Bower, Cochran Hastings, Smart, Kelso, Walton. Homeroom 29, 10a . . Sheldon, Chisholm Seitz, Bcmus, Hamm l.on y, Fisher, Boldman, Shaler, Hi! Iyer Lewis l. a Rue Kendall, Davis. Hall, Allen Davis, Warfield Aylward, DeLottg Hollo¬ way, Thomas, Wilson, Taylor. Homeroom 7, 10a . . , Biagi, Ay I ward. Frailer, Snider, Robison, White, Woodward, Harding, Appling, Crego. Plaquet Schoessler, Wallace, G., Fraivfcland, Wallace, D-, Con cry. Roberts. L argent, Kil¬ lian, Smith, Kirkman, Keyes, Herrin, Thompson, Scatter, Neiswanger. Homeroom 23, 10b . Reid. Clarona, Aylsworth, Whittington, Breding, Stone. Widener, Bo I dm an, Mans¬ field, Nelson, Gradwohl, DeBoer, Marsh, Gray, Webb. Lyford, Wright, DeWitt, Armstrong, Schmidt, Hilbert, Vigneron, Jordan, Hillycr, Collins, Clark. Estes Reset Johnson, Farmer. Homeroom Library, 10b Salmeier, Brock, Herrin, Waitz, Hoefltng, Rose, Vails, Frese, Schreiner, Copple, Lam- berr, Maxty, King, Michael is, Williams, Romine, Shearer, Miller, Davison, Banks. Homeroom I, 10 b . , , Overby. Cunning ton. Frieske, Andrus, An¬ drus, R. Lr Frere, Oliver, Stutsman, Keen, Mace, McMann , Mang, Anderson, Cooper liogle, Harding. Homeroom 12 f 11a . . . German, Cline, Trout, Land, Crecclius, Dull, Haley, Ary, Kipps, Jackson, Collins, Ritten house, Harboct, McManus, Rrhey, Bowers, Coyle, Jaudin, Schneidmiller, S,. Bonzel Bogle, Cumungton, Adams, Schneid- rniller, J. n RobanskL Homeroom 28, IIa . . , Falbo, Hunt, Skeen, Toner, Sterling, Wat¬ son, Perry, Adams, D. M.. Hopper, Free¬ man, Lyons, Hill, Smith, Hinchliffe, Flomer, Spotleder, Lawrence, Mantz, Palmer, Adams, Ladd, Johnson, Holmes, Swanson, Olson. Homeroom Commercial, 11a. Mitchell, Mack, Frazier, Duncan, Webb Schmidt, Allard, Cram, Kennedy. Pratt Fulkerson, Ludwigs, Crawford, Wells, Rch berg, Knowles, Cox, Moore, BrainliaLI, Cor □ elius, Mace, Transrth Guenther, Swauger Bahneman Eiffert, Gross, PfafUe. Homeroom Stenography, 11a . . . Pittock, Mel bye, Retzer, QuesnelL Kelso, Cox, Grabtnske, Mardis, Zier, Yokom, Tash, Johnson, Roberts, Hanger, McCoy, Ary, Merry, G-, Johnston, Schwab, Merry, F., Rimb ey, Witt, Ramey, Dunn, Woolsey, Id aw kins. Hart, Homeroom 25, I la . . . Davis Kennedy, Bailey. Alexander, Davison, Ichikawa, Wagner. Waggoner Gorman, Reiber. Lyday, MacMeekin, Schreiner, Wcnd- Itr, Yeend, Trousdale, Fields, Gradwohl, Elliott, Bastrcm, Bellows, Storie, Boldman, Drennan. Taylor, Schubert. L 1 pj Tl jA JL -a. fl jf i m i -+ AH JS6M m xM 1 r p ' ■ i 2ggl fe tAg la ■ — x. Wm ■ J h Eft 9 - t ■■ ajjgr- W n | | wCSa i ftji B- , ’ tBL mm ■ymSFL «Lr :VLF™® ! im . f Page Forty-Five Homeroom 22, 1 la .. Reiner, Barney, Hartley, Baer, Ross, Why. bark. Cl ay tor, Emerson, Buckler, Folu, Howard, Kill bourne, Freeman, Sanders, Hil¬ bert, Murphy, Hcibel, Eyratid, Will inns, Ken worthy. Fuller, Warner, Whitehead, Mr Orroll, Bumet, Bond, LI vert good. Homeroom 9, 11a . Ward, Ha nan, Goble, Hunter, Savage, Sturgill, Watts, Spearman, Dinuck, Moss- ncr, Diekey, Simmons, Reid, Halladay, Bryant, 12b’s . . . Gray, Mead, Tarn a sky, Dressen, Brennan, Gentry, Hemmclgarn, Jamison, Davis- Lyons, Rea, Taylor, Smith, DeSmer, Good ' man, Owsley, Riggs, McEvoy, Flaquet, On- stot, Cr ini mins, Fleming. Homeroom 2I lib , , . Bryant, Miller, Stoller, Manning, Gilliam, Daggett, Benefit!, Press. Holtgreve, Mc¬ Namara, Bristol, White, Isitt, Webber, Hirsh, SehatzeE, Dominier. Piper, Clark, John Sutherland Elmer Levin . . Marian Palmer . Class Officers Freshman President Vice-President . Sec,-Treas. Sophomore George Romine.... Betty June Timm . . -.. Violet Johnson.. . . , , . Junior Sherwood Palmer. , . . Dorsey Googins. . . , Orville McCarroll .. President Vice-President . Sec.-Treas President Vice-President Sec.-Treas Pace Forty.Six Robison Stewart Lockhart Lem me l Quiit Armstrong Class Officers First Semester Second Semester Mary Robison. President Doug Lemmel Robert Stewart Vice-President ....... Edna Quist Barbara Lockhart . , . Secretary-Treasurer ...... Lois Armstrong Virginia Rice . .. Girls ' Cabinet .. Edna Quist Charlotte Loney.. Girls ' Council . Burnadette McGuire Elizabeth Davis. Girls ' Council ....... Peggy Renn Class Honor hoi I Elizabeth Davis, Valedictorian Lyman Cauvel Ethel Weaver, Salatutatorian Jesse Cochran Donald Adams Thelma Eiffert Clark Amen Betty Flaiz Lois Armstrong Edythe Githens Norma Ball Howard Henderson Betty Barbee Floyd Levin Gladys Buroker Dorothy Liven good Catharine Cates Charlotte Loney Marilyn Maxey Jim McKinney Bob Miller Stuart Miller Edna Quist Aline Reynolds Ora Tate Peggy Woodward Kathleen West Mrs, Ruth Duim Senior Class Advisor Commencement Committee Doug Lemmel Stuart Miller Jim Huntington Mary Robison Virginia Rice Charlotte Loney Clark Amen Announcement Committee Jesse Cochran Mary Robison Barbara Lockhart Peggy Woodward Edna Quist Doug Lemmel Senior Play Committee Melvin Bogart Mary Florence Bendix Kenneth Smith Stuart Miller Marian Jones pAtiE FgsTY-Seven Dow Apams— Der Lorelei Verein Vice-President Chemistry Team National Honor Society Eugene Alderman— R F, A, Margaret Aft buckle— Lois Armstrong— L‘Alliance Franchise President EL Ad re a Eh-Kali-Nam Contest Assistant Editor of ’$ Royal Blue Editor of 37 Royal Blue Secretary of Girls’ Federation Legislative Assembly Leaders ' Conference Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class “Importance of Being Earnest” Albert Baehr— W. W. Qub Football Legislative Assembly Betty Babree— Girls’ Classical Oub Ellen Bayne— Gitnmel Tefh Sponsor Captain Girls Cabinet Girls Federation Treasurer Girls Federation Vice President Student Court Tri-State Conference journal Staff Jack Beeson— Mar eon Aden— Girls’ Council Social Science Club Clark Amen—- National Honor Society Ruth Archer— El Adrea Legislative Assembly Anna Ashworth— Math Club Home Ec Club Patricia Bagnall— Norma Ball— National Honor Society Joan of the Nancy Lee 1 ' Cecil Barnes— Harry Benzel— Football Track Or I an Ai.cqrn— Weldon An person— Officers’ Qub Wa-Hilaritics Glee Club 11 Joan of the Nancy Lee” Bon Argo— Science Club Legislative Assembly Paul Bachtold— Legislative Assembly Glee Club Basketball Wa-Hilarities Barbara Baker— Legislative Assembly Gimme! Teth Girls Council Wa-Hilarities Student Court Beirnice Barney 1 —- Home Ec Club Clarence Beale— Mary Florence Bender Girls’ Council Girls’ Cabinet EL Adrea The Rose Maiden’ Royal Blue Staff Legislative Assembly Page Forty-Eight Melvin Bogart— L AI ] i an ce Fra neaise Science Chib Future Craftsmen of America Royal Blue Staff Importance of Being Earnest ' Harold Buerstatte— Officers ' Club CATHERINE CaTES- Science Club S ;t re ta ry-T reasure r President National Honor So¬ ciety Vice-President Legislative Assembly Sponsor Georgia Clark-— Warren Cornelius Aviation Club L Alliance Franchise Math Club Legislative Assembly Future Craftsmen of America Bonnie Jeanne Culver Glee Club Mixed Chorus Doris Davis— Home Ec Club Francis Davis— Rifle Team James Brown— Dorothy Bauer— Science Club Future Craftsmen of America Gladys Buroker,— Home Ec Chib Legidative Assembly National Honor Society Lyman Cauvel™ Math Club National Honor So ciety President Aviation Club Officers ' Club Rifle Team Fencing Squad Chemistry Team Jesse Cochran— Basketball Football Equites Club Cabinet Legislative Assembly W. W, Club Officers Club National Honor So¬ ciety President Chemistry Team Pat Cowan— Wa-Hilarities Gimme! Teth Legislative Assembly Journal Staff Sponsor Archery Jimmie Dacres-™ Senate Club Elizabeth Davis Math Club Valedictorian ' The Importance of Being Earnest” ' Shirt Sleeves” Girls’ Classical Club President Wa-Hilarities National Honor Society Legislative Assembly Girls’ Council Girls’ Sextet Girls’ Cabinet Jack Demaris— Poor ball Baseball Wa-Hilarities Double Quartette Mary Helen Bury—- Elva Chamberlain— Gimmel Teth President Royal Blue Queen Legislative Assembly Student Conference Cabinet Marjorie Cochran— Girls ' Council Girls ' Cabinet Gordon Cram—■ Mechanical Drawing Club Legislative Assembly Legnce DaviN“- L 1 A11 i a nee Franca ise Radio Club Genevieve Davis Arts SC Crafts Club Vice-President Clarence Die pel™ Dct Lorelei Verein Howard Dix—- Science Club Joan of the Nancy Lee” Vivian Dunning— Legislative Assembly Girls Classical Club Science Club Secretary Geraldine Estes— Sponsor Home Ec Club Girls ' Classical Club Girls 1 Glee Club Joe Ferris— F. F. A. Mabje Fowler— Chorus Dorotha Gehrett—■- Gordon Grange— F, F. A. Football W. W. Club Forrest Haney— Radio Club Melvin Doud— Math Club Denton Dysart— Orval Evans— Alex Frank— Edythe Git hens— El Adrea Sponsor National Honor Society Keith Griffiths— Raymond Harold— Joan of the Nancy Lee” Officers ' Club Juanita Dryden— L 1 Alliance Franca ise Home Ec Club James Eagqn— Robert Fanning-— Officers ' Club Norman Fulton— Legislative Assembly Student Court Chief Justice Margaret Gordon— Home Ec Club Sponsor Harold Hammons— Kenneth Hart wig— Math Club Cathedral Doors” Equites Club Aviation Club Band Legislative Assembly Cabinet Basketball W. W. Club Joan of the Nancy Lee” Betty Flaiz— Wen del Fogarty— Legislative Assembly Girls ' Classical Club Girls ' Cabinet Girls 1 Council National Honor Society Page Fifty Freo Hastings— Legislative Assembly Journal Staff M i ld k i:n Ha user— Der Lorelei Vcrein RAY H El M SIGNER’ — F, F. A. Curtis Hoffman— F. F. A. Walter Jantz—- Tennis Oub Equites Club Cecil Johnson— Science Club Senate Club Legislative Assembly Journal Staff Juanita Hunkex— Home Et Club Arts Sc Crafts Club Social Science Club Wa-Hilari£c? ,f Glee Club Sponsor Cathedral Door ’ 1 Rifle Team Girls’ Chorus Joan of the Nancy Lee Berkeley Johnson— Band Marion Johnson— Orchestra Glee Club Girls ' Classical Club Home Ec Club Lucille Jacobs— Girls’ Classical Club ■ ' Antigone” Mart Ichikawa— Mechanical Drawing Qub Home Ec Club Wayne Johnston— Social Science Club Robert Jones— Mach Club Band Joan of the Nancy Lee 1 Marjorie Kent— Girl?’ Classical Qub Jean Kennedy — Leona no Kenney— Gimincl Teth Officers’ Club Student Body Treasurer Girls 1 Cabinet Wa-Hilarities” Legislative Assembly Sponsor Importance of Being Earnest” President of Girls Federation Girls’ Conference Vi Ron Kersh— AlFrEda Knight— Aviation Club Vice- President President Officers’ Club Bjb Kolb— Ethel Kruger-— Pauline Krumbah— Senate Club Legislative Assembly Ca thedra 1 Doors” Math Club Carrie Lage— Lois Lane—- Doug Lehmeu- Rose Maiden” Girls’ Chorus El Adrea Wa-Hilarities” Royal Blue Staff Secretary Girls’ Federation Girls ' Cabinet Joan of the Ninty Lee” Journal Staff President of Senior Class Goose Hangs High” Joan of the Nancy Lee” Floyu Levin— Legislative Assembly President of Freshman Class Student Court Yell Staff Science Club Vice- President ’36 Royal Blue Staff 37 Royal Blue Staff Boys’ Glee Club ”Wa-Hi I a rides” The Importance of Being Earnest” National Honor Society Dorothy Livengqod— El Adrea Secretary Sponsor r 37 Royal Blue Staff National Honor Society Charlotte Loney—- Legislative Assembly El Adrea Vice- President Girls’ Cabinet Chemistry Team Girls ' Council Importance of Being Earnest” National Honor Society Iris Lyons— National Honor Society Joan qf the Nancy Lee” Royal Blue Staff Gerald Maher-— James McCoy— Officers’ Club Jim McKinney— Equites Club Officers ' Club President Football Legislative Assembly ’37 Royal Blue Staff Bon Miller— National Honor Society Meyer Lewis-— Barhara Lockhart— GEmmel Teth Treasurer Journal Staff ’3d Royal Blue Staff Sponsor Legislative Assembly Girls’ Cabinet Leroy Lusk— F F. A. Stock Judging Team George Maestretti-— Bill Martin— Football Tract Equites Club Senate Club Legislative Assembly W. W. Club Eh-Kah-Nam Contest Journal Staff Peggy MacFadden— ” Wa-Hilarities” Joan of the Nancy Lee” Anna Ruth Meiners— El Adrea Stuart Miller— President of Sophomore Class Mach Club Legislative Assembly Secretary of Student Body Royal Blue Staff Student Leaders ' Conference Importance qf Being Earnest” Whitman Extempor¬ aneous Contest Equites Club National Honor , Society Eh Kah Nam Winner Dean Lewis— Legislative Assembly Band Orchestra Pep Band Robert Loney— F. F. A. Vice- President, President Legislative Assembly Football Fern Lutton— Verrolo Magstretta Chorus Importance of Being Earnest” Marilyn Maxey— Gimmel Teth National Honor Society Vice- President Treasurer Girls’ Cabinet President Girts’ Federation Torchbcarers” Wa-Hilarides” Girls ' Conference Legislative Assembly Burnai ette McGuire Legislative Assembly El Adrea Treasurer 36 Royal Blue Assistant Editor ' 37 Royal Blue Editor Girls ' Council Athena Miller—- L’Alliance Franeiise Evelyn Moore— Vice-President of Junior Class Maxine Moore— L ' Alliance Francaisc Delwin Nelson— Basketball 1 n t r.i - M n ra 1 Athletics Legislative Assembly Officers ' Club Paul Olson— Fencing Squad Pep Band Orchtilri Irene Perry— Orchestra El Adrea Legislative Assembly Bona Quist— El Ad re a President Vice-President Legislative Assembly Girls ' Cabinet Secretary Junior Class Vice-President Senior Class Royal Blue Staff Orchestra Girls ' Council President Sponsor Rifle Squad Tennis National Honor Society Paul Riggs— Radio Club Legislative Assembly Rose Rock— Social Science Club Margaret Santo—- Home Ec Club Clair Mui-key—- Aviation Club Rifle Team Officers ' Club Importance of Being Earnest Eein Noyer— Lester Charles Paddock— Track Football Basketball Glee Club Pauline Prutsman— Wa-Hilarities Joan, of the Nancy Lee The Goose Hangs High Dorothy Ramsay— Gimmel Teth Girls ' Council Girls ' Cabinet Legislative Assembly Mary Robison— Legislative Assembly Gimmel Teth President Senior Class President Girls 1 Council Girls ' Cabinet Archery Journal Staff Joan of the Nancy Lee Rifle Team Lois Russell— ™vB rett E. Schaefer— F, F. A. W, W. Club Football Legislative Assembly Natalie Nascimento— Gimmel Teth Vice- President Vice-President of Girls ' Federation Dramatic Club Legislative Assembly W a-Hilarities Carroll Os RKOLTZEft Marjorie Penner— Legislative Assembly Chorus Science Club Home Ec Club President Donald William Putnam— Science Club Math Club President Cathedral Doors Legislative Assembly Jack Rasmussen— Aviation Club Lynn Robbins— Catliedral Doors Wa-Hilarities” Boys’ Cborus Ruth Russel— Royal Blue Staff Helen Peggy Schiffman— E! Ad re a Journal Staff Page Fifty-Three Don Spencer— Glee Club Science Club Fencing Squad Rifle Team Dorothy Swauger- Science Club Glee Club Wa-Hilarities” Don Steadman— Industrial Arts Club Aviation Qub Officers ' Club Richard Steadman— F, F. A. Secretary Vice-President Rifle Team Virgil Straw— Wa-Hilarities” Cabinet Shirtsleeves” Antigone” Dramatic Club HO ' WARD StILLWELL- Officecs ' Club Pep Band Band Orchestra Ora Tate— Science Club President Girls’ Classical Club Secretary Girls’ Cabinet Legislative Assembly Marion B r Taylor— Legislative Assembly Science Club Secretary Wa-Hilarities” Joan of the Nancy Lee El Adrea Quartet Helen Tempany—- Rose Maiden” Joan of the Nancy Lee” John W Tempany— Mary Lots Tex ad a— Willabelle Torrey— Officers Qub Wa-Hilarities” Glee Club Wa-Hilarities” Joan of the Nancy Lee” Edythe Trumble— Science Club Bardf.l Van Dqnge-— F. F. A, Baseball Ruth Walker— Chorus Tennis Joan of the Nancy Lee 3 Legislative Assembly Page Fifty-Four Mary Ann Schiffner Der Lorelei Verein Vice-President Journal Staff Joan of the Nancy Lee” Eileen Schifi-nlr— Der Lorelei Verein Secretary “Joan of the Nancy Lee” Journal Staff Leo la Schwab — Wa-Hilarities” V|r T Jimmie Seitz-— Math Club Senate Club Legislative Assembly W V r Club Basketball Clayton Shaw— Betty Simmonds— Vice-President Girls 1 Classical Club Student Body Equites Club W. W. Club Basketball Legislative Assembly Kenneth Cecil Smith Band Legislative Assembly Football Track Math Club Importance of Being Earnest” Vera Smith— Ilene Smootz— Orchestra National Honor Society Royal Blue Staff Bernice Walters-— Glee Club Bill Weber— Basketball Track W. W, Club Lillian Wilde-— Joan of the Nancy Lee” Jack Woods— Social Science Club Aviation Club Wrestling Club Clarence Beale— Alberta Garrett— Joan of the Nancy Lee” Chorus Howard Henderson—■ National Honor Society Donald Howard— Ethel Wraver— Home Be Club Social Science Club President National Honor Society Salutatoriati Kathleen West— Social Science Club El Ad re a Legislative Assembly National Honor Society Harold Williams— Peggy Woodward— Gimmcl Teth National Honor Society Royal Blue Staff Student Court Girls Cabinet Secretary of Girls 1 Federation GLtb’ Conference Girls Council Rose Maiden” Edwin Douglass— Der Lorelei Verein Secretary Elaine Webber— Home Ee Qub Arts and Crafts Club Journal Staff Glee Club Joan of the Nancy Lee” David WtEBfi— Officers’ Club Football Der Lorelei Verein William Williamson Equitcs Club Math Club Bob Zaring— Dramatic Club Thelma Eiffert— Legislative Assembly Betty Jean Gottlieb Charles Harbukt— Math Club 11 Wa-Hilarities” Chorus Girls ' Sextette Girls 1 Trio HH Joan of the Nancy Lee” Eli Kah Nam Contest Kenneth Henderson— Production Staff of ”Goose Hangs High” Operetta Senior Play Jsm Huntington— Science Club Future Craftsmen of America Harold Hendricson— Carl Judin— Glee Club W a- H i I ar i t ies’ 1 Der Lorelei Verein Legislative Assembly Track Page Fifty-Five Marian Jones— Legislative Assembly El Adrea Treasurer Joan of the Nancy Lee” The Importance of Being Earnest ' ’ Dorothy Land-— Glee Club Wa-Hilaritics Joan of the Nancy Lee LaSalle LeRoux-— President of Junior Class President of Student Body Tennis Champion Royal Blue Staff Journal Staff Virginia Mitchell— Legislative Assembly Girls ' Classical Club Math Club Home Ec Club President Robert Reid— L ' Alliance Francaise Science Club Fencing Squad Yell Staff Aline Reynolds—- Legislative Assembly Math Club El Adrea ' ' Joan of the Nancy- Lee ' Vice-President Girls ' Federation National Honor Society Ella Schultz— Girls’ Council Girls ' Classical Club Va Loris Vernon— L ' Altiance Fraucaise Dcr Lorelei Verein Eugene Keiser— Wrestling Club Beth Lane-— Social Science Club Treasurer Wayne Lowery— Math Club Cathedral Doors Douglas Mulhair,— Mechanical Drawing Club Radi a Club Officers’ Club Marvin Rcimche— Virginia Rice— Girls ' Classical Club Girls ' Cabinet Bob Stewart—- Band Aviation Club Legislative Assembly Chorus V;c?-President of Senior Class President of Freshman Class Journal Staff Vice-President of Sophomore Clast Page Fifty-Six Meida Kenney— Science Club Der Lorelei Verein Ressa Leonard— Jeannette Merkle— Hazel Proctor— Home Be Oub Peggy Renn—- Gimmcl Teth Sponsor Girls ' Council Orchestra Rifle Squad Bill Ruther— W. W. Club Officers ' Club Football Rifle Team Joan of the Nancy Lee Llsie Mae Thomas-— Adams. Donald. 19, 48. Adams, Doris Mac, 13, 18, 26, 34 45. Adams. Harry, 18. 45. Adams. John, 8, 12..18, 19. 20, 21. 24, 35, 45. Ad=n, Marian, 48. Albright, Maxine, 42. Alcorn, Orian, 18, 48. Alderman, Ugean 41. 48. Alexandcr.Geraldine, 45. Allard. Frances, 26, 43, Allard, Juanita, 26, 45. Allan, Robert, 12, 18, 35, 44, Allesslo. William, 43. Allison. Capt. P. W,, 10, 38. Amen, Gark, 39, 48. Anderson, Earnest, 43, Anderson, Louise, 18 41. Anderson, Paul, 10, 14, 20, 24, 35, 38, 41. Anderson. Ralph, 45. Anderson, Weldon, 30, 48. Andrus, Betty Lou, 31, 45, Angell, Mablc, 10- Antrs, Henry, 43. Austin, Basil, 10. Appling, Betty Rae, 18, 44. Arbucklc. Margaret, 31, 48. Archer, Ruth. 48. Argo, Bernard, 19. Argo, Bob, 48. Armstrong, Lois, 12, 13, 17, 18, 20, 29, 35, 47, 48 Armstrong, Lovell, 44. Ary, Marian, 43. Ary, Robert, 45. Ary, Usona, 45, Achworth, Anna, 18, 48, Aylsworth, Jane 44. Aylward, Mary Jean, 44. Alyward, Shirley, 43. Aylwafd Wayne, 19 44. Bach told, Paul, 12, 48. Baer Albert, 48. Baer, Rutlt, 46. BagnaLl, Patricia, 48. Bahncman, Fred, 45, Bailey Mary, 45. Baker, Barbara, 48, Baker, Sarah Lucile, 18, 44, Ball, Norma, 18, 39, 48. Banks, Arthur, 12. Barbee, Betty. 48, Barbu to, Joe, 42. Barclay, Dave, 43, Barnes, Cecil, 18, 40, 48. Barney, Bernice, 48. Barney, Bonita, 42, Barney, Vivian, 46, Bastron, Roland, 31, 45, Bates, Curtis, 28 44. Bates Miles, 14, 42, 13aC l ary Frances, 42. Bayne, Ellen 12, 13, 16, IS, 26, 31, 34, 37, 48, Beale, Clarence, 40,48, 55, Beals, Dallas, 40. Beale, Harrison, 42. Bean Bettllyn 18, 21, 43. Beatty, Alice, 30, 43, Back, Arthur 43. Beeson, Jack, 19, 37, 41, 48. Beeson, Lewis, IS. Bellows, Clyde, 19 45- B:mus Mary Helen, 18, 21, 44. Bendix. Mary Florence, 13 17, 21 48. Bsneftel, Anita, 19 26, 46. B nnehoff Fred, 12. Benael, Harold, 21 24, 45, BcnzfeL Harry, 15, 40 48, Bargevin Keith, 43. Berry, Wayne 8, 19, 20, 25. Biagl, Margaret, 44. Bicklehaupt Carolyn 20 Birkes Donald 43. mn ex Bishop Bbkely, 25. Bishop Harold, 38. Bogart, Melvin, 17, 20, 29, 49. Bogle, Lee, 30, 43, Bogle, Raymond 15, 30, 45, Boldman, Atncl, 19, 41, 45, Boldina n Doris, 12 44. Bold man, Jim, 21, 44, Boldman, Rufus, 43. Bond Owen 46 Bowers Alma, 45. Bowers Curtis, 12 25. Bowers Francis, 43, kbivers Margaret, 12 IS. Brad held, Howard, 44. Bradshaw, Don, 44, Bramhall, Jack, 45. Brading, Ardean, 44. Brennan, Ardith, 46, Bristol, Roberta 26, 46. Rrixcy Nadine, 45. Brown. Glenn, 43. Brown, James J7, 38, 49. Brown Rodney, 43. Bruer, Dorothy, 49, Bruin bach Don 20. Brussel Is Marjorie, 43 Bryant, David 46. Bryant Virginia 18 46. Buck Bill, 42, Buehler, Frieda, 46. Bucrstattc Harold 49. Rurgdoff Dorothy, 44. Burnet James 37, 46- Buroker, Gladys 18 49. Burton, Blaine 19. Bury. Irene, 5, Bury. Mary Helen, 31 43, 49. Buthcrus Victor 42. Cameron Charles, 41, Cameron John, 42. Campbell. Craig, 18. Campbell Helen, 43. Carter Ruth, 26, Casey, Janet, 43. Cates Catharine, 20 39, 49. Cates, Margaret 42. Catlon, Myrna, 31, 34 43. Cauvel Lyman, 19, 37, 38, 39, 49. C hamber lain, Dar re 11 16. Chamberlain, Elva, 12 IS, 21 31 49, Chisholm, Barbara 12, 13 IS, 21 26, 31 44, Clark, George, 19, 46, 49. Clark, Harrison, 10, 18. Clark, Robert, 44. Clafona Kathleen, 44. Clay tor. Betty 31, 46. Claytor, Fred, 42. Clifton Vivian 42. C ine, Helen 19 45. Clodius. Robert, 3 16 20. Clutter, Lois, 31. Cochran Eugene, 12, 14, 18 19 44. Cochran, Jesse, 12, 14 19. 20 21 37, 39, 49. Cochran Marjorie, 34, 49. Coleman Helen 28, Coleman Mary Lou, 18, 43, Colley, Eunice, 31. 35. 44, Collins, Peter, 44. Col I ini, Susan, 45 Conners, Charlotte, 31, 43,, Connery, Armand, 44, Cooper, Billy, 45. Cornelius Warren 12, 19 49. Coule, Eileen 42. Courtney, Maxine. 34, Cowan Patty, 18, 49. Cok Dessie 10 IS, Cox, Dorothy, 13 18 20, 45, Cox Go!da, 45. Coyle Betty 45- Coyle, Clarence, 18. Coyle, Donald, 42. Craig, Bill, 16 18. Cram Peggy, 18, 45, Cram, Gordon, 49. Crawford Jeanne, 12 IS 35, 45, Cornelius, Stanley, 45. Crenel ins, Virginia, IS, 45, Crego Virginia, 44, Crimmim Martin, 19 28, 35 46. Culver, Bob, 42. Culver, Bonnie Jean, 49, Cummins, Helen 44. Cunningham, Robert, 31, Ctinningcon Glen, 19 45. Cxybold, Margaret 43. Dacres, Jim, 18, 35 49. Daggett Arlene 26 46. Dalton. Marvin, 19 37, Darnell Myrna, 44, Darnell Wilma 42, Davies, Marian 43. Davin, Leonee, 49. Davis Betty Jean. 44, Davis Doris, 49. Davis, Elizabeth 12 13 18 29, 34 39 49. Davis, Francis 37 44, 49. Davis, Genevieve, 31 49. Davis Mary Alice IS 21 26 30 44. Davis, Jessie Lou, 13, 16 45. Davis Roger, 43, Davis Ruth 46, Davison. Dorothy 13, 18, 26 45. DeBoer, Jean 31 44. DeLong Doris 44. D Maris Charlotte 42. DeMaris, Harry 43. DeMaris, Jack, 30 35, 49. DeSmet, Lorena. 18, 21 46. DeTomasi, Mary, 31. 42. DeWitt, Bob 12 24, 41 44. Dickerson Peggy, 43. Dickey Bill, 46. Dlcus, Charles. 12. Dledeseh Marie, 10 18, Dies Carl, 12. Digh, Selma, 43. Dimick. Harold, 8, 10 24 20; Dlmick, Marten 17 18, 24 40, 46. Dimmick, June, 31, 42. Dlppel. Clarence 49. Dix Howard 22 30, 40, Dixon, Dale 43. Dixon, Pearl, 26. Doud Melvin, 35, 50. Douglas Edwin, 19 40, 55, Draper, Juliana. 10. Drennan, Eldon, 28, 45. Dressen, Eleanor 46. Drtskell, Glenna 20, 26. Drumheller. Bill, 18, 43. Dryden, Juanita 50. Duckworth Gene 43. Dudley, Maye, 43, Duff, Verl, 42. Dull Betty 45. Dummler, William, 40, 46. D a nca n . Doroth y, 43. Duncan, jack, 38. Duncan, May 45. Dunn Robert 45. Dunn, Ruth, 19, 47. Dunning, Thelma, 43, Dunning Vivian, 20 35, 50, Dirk, William, 42, Dysart, Carl. 42. Dysart, Denton, 50. Eagon, James, 50. Eby, Luh 19, Page Fifty-Seven Edwards, Annabel U, 42, Hide, Earl, 42. Eiffert Robert, 19, 45. Eiffert, Thelma, 12, 55. Elliott, David 45. Emigh, Ralph, 10. Emerson, Violet, 31, 46. Endslcy Beulah, 31 43. Entie Rudolph, 43, Erdman, Johnny, 44. Estes, Geraldine, 13, 50, Estes Ralph, 12. 24. 30, 44. Evans, Alice, 44. Evans QrvaE, 50. Everett, Robert, 43. Eyraud, Elva. 4b, Fabricius, Helen, 10, 20. Fat bo, joe, 42, Falbo, Mary, 45. Falk, Myrtle, 10. Fanning, Robert, 12, Fanning, Helen 42. Farmer, Dorothy, 44. Farrts, Joe, 50. ridiCner, Kenneth, 14, 43. Fiedler. Dorothy, 5, 12, Fields. Earl, 45. Fields, Gene, 42. Fie wig, Mable. 19, 26, Fisher, Laurence 43, Fisher, Robert, IB, 44. Fitzpatrick, Joyce, 42. Flab;. Betty, 39, 50. Fleming, Dean, 46. Flamer, Adair, 16, 45. Fogarty, Wen del, 50. Follett Melva, 42. Foltz, Dorothea, 19, 28, 46. Fowler, Mable, 31, 50. Frank, Alex, 40, 50, Frank Solomon, 24. Franklin, Jack, 16 44, Frazier, Kathryn, 13, 44. Frazier, Wilma, 45. Freeman, Barbara, 12, 46. Freeman, Frank, 19, 45. Freeman, Teresa, 12, 43. Freepons, Edward, IS, 44. Frere Bernice, 12 45, Frieske Laura, 45. Fritzler, Helen, 31, 42, Froese, Oscar, 19, Fromdabl, Earl, 43. Fulkerson, Martha, 19, 45. Fuller, Dale, 46. Fuller, Dorothy, 12, 30. Fulton, Norman, 12, 42, 50. Gable, Nellie, 46, Gagnon, Lavell, 43 Gale, Walter, IS, Gallaher, Earnest, 42. Garet Alberta, 20, 55. Garrett Alice 12 20. Gaub, Boyd, 44. Gebhardt, Edith, 43, Gehrett, Dorotha, 50, Gehrett Rodney, 43. Geist, Bob, 43. Geist, Marjorie, 43. Gentry Dale, 8, 12 15 24. Gentry Erma 31, 46. Gcttman, Helen, 19 45. Gibbons, Dorothy. 19, 26, 43. Gillett, Rosetta 43. Gilliam, Helen, 26, 46. Gil lock, Velma, 43, Githens Edythe, 50, Glaspey, Glen. 43. Glover, Phyllis, 42. Goble Don, 42. Goodman, Donald, 46. Goodman, Nadine, 42. Goodyear, Barbara, 43. Goodyear, Kenneth 43. Gordon, Margaret, IS, 31, 50, Gorman, John, 14. 19, 20, 35, 45. Gottlieb, Betty Jean, 31, 3S, 55, Gottwig, June, 42. Gowen, Roberta, 43, Grabinskc Hilda 31, 45, Gradwohl, Harold 45. Gradwohl, Jacob, 12, 43. Gradwohl Marjorie 44, Graham, Mabel, 10. Grange, Gordon 15, 19, 50, Gray, Lois 42. Gray, Lorn a, 46, Gray Sam, 44, Gregg, June, 43, Griffiths, Keith, 8. 12, 19, 20, 25 30, 50. Groff, Tall eta, 31, 43, Gross, Alvin, 44. Gross Edward, 45. Gross, Warren, 43. Grote, Ben, 35. Guenther, Bill 12 18, 45. Hahn, Cora, 31. Haigh, Helen, 42, Hale, June, 18. Haley, Earl, 18, 45, Hall, Roland, 44 Halliday, Howard, 19, 37, 46, Hallsher, Elsie, 43, Hamilton, Elsie Jean, 44. Hamm, Fay, 10. Hamm, Lois, 44. Hammons, Harold, 50, Haney, Forrest, 50. Hanger, Katherine, 17, 18, 38, 45. Hamm, Isabel 46. Han an, Warren, 42. Harran, Eugene, 43. Harbert, Betty, 12 18, 26, 45, Harbert, Charles, 55 Harbert, Frank, 42. Harding, Dorothy, 44. Harding, George, 45. Harold, Jane, 12, 13, 26, 31, 44. Harold, Raymond, 19 30, 50 Harp, Wayne, 43. Harris, Grace 43- Hair is Louise, 43. Hart, Gordon, 43. Hartley Gorleen, 46. Hartwig, Kenneth 40, 50. Harvey, Philip, IS. Harvey, Virginia, 12, IS, 34. Harvey, Wallace. 32. Hastings, Bill, 43 Hastings Charles 44. Hastings. Fred. 16 40, 51. Hathaway, Glen, 43, Hauser. Mildred 51. Hawkins, Herbert 45 Hayes, Helen, 43. Hayes, Jean, 19, 31. Hector, Lelan, 43, Heibel Alberta, 46, H s i m burger, Ra yinond, 51. Heminelgrau, Anita, 46, Henderson, Florence, 16, 26 43, Henderson, Howard, 39 55, Hmderson, Kennerh, 55, Henderson, Lens, 43, Hendricson, Harold, 55, H:rgerf, Marian, 26. Herrin, Bob, 44. Hesser Louise, 12, 31. Hilbert, Cora Jean 31, 44. Hilbert, Maxine, IS 28, 46, Hill Henry, 21 Hill, Ruth. 45. Hillyard, Chester, 44. Hillyard, Curtis, 44, Hinchliff, Phyllis. 45, Hirseh, Robert, 46. Holman. Curtis. 51, Holloway, Merton, 18, 44, Holmes. Ralph, 43, Holmes, Robert, 45. Holtgreve Frances, 19, 26 46, Holwager, Marjorie, 19, 33. Hooper, Robert, 12 18. 43. Hopper, Norma, 26, 45. Howard Bob, 42 Howard, Donald, 35. Howard Helen, 16 46 Howard Madeline, 26. 42. Hubbard, Doris, 42, Hubert, Alvin 44, Huff, Tom, 43. Huimex, Juanita, 26, 46, 51. Hunt, Camille, 12, 46. Hunt Erma, 26. Hunt, Roy, 41. Hunter John, 43, Hunter Lucile, 46. Huntington Jim, 55, Hurst, Roy, 41 Husby, Katharine 30, 43. Hutsell, Bob, 42. Hutsell, Shirley 43, Ichikawa, Ada, 45. Ichikawa Mary, 51. Idol, Virginia 10 30, Ireland, Pat, 30 44, Isitt, Kirkman 46. Jackson Jack IS, 24, 43. Jackson, Pearl, 45. Jacky, Laurence 10, 16. Jacobs Lucile 18, 51. James, Gerald 43. Jamison, Viola, 46, Janshaw Irene, 22. jantz, Walter, 40, 51. J mi dm, Josephine, 42. Jouslin, Neoina, 45. Jaussaud, Leon tine, 42 jedin, Carl 19, 55 Jensen, Barbara 53. Jensen Maxine, 44, Johnson, Berkeley 51. Johnson, Cecil, 12 16, 35 51. Johnson, Clifford 42 Johnson, Marion, 18 51. Johnson, Marjorie 45, Johnson, Maxwell, 42. Johnson, Leo, 45, Johnson, Ted. 44. Johnson Violet, 13, 44. Johnson, Wilbrd, 37 Johnston Dick, 45, Johnston, Viron, 44. Johnston, Wayne, 51 Jones, Marian, 18, 20, 56 Jones, Robert, 30, 40, 51. Jordon, Lelaiid, 44. Keck, Lots, 31. Keen, Bonnie, 45. Keiser Eugene 56, Keiser, Leslie, 43 Kelly, Bud, 20. K?lly, Helen, 43. Kelso, Evelyn, 16 45, Kelso, Stanley, 18, 44. Kendall, Thelma, 44. Kennedy, Betty Lou IS, 21, 45. Kennedy Jean, 12, 18, 21, 29, 34, 35 51. Kennedy Martha, 12 18, 21, 34 45, Kenney, Leonard, 51. Kenney, Meida, 19, 56. Kent Eleanor 43 Kent, Marjorie, 51. Kenworthy, Wendell, 46. Kenyon, Alice 10. :e Furry-E ight Kenyon, Dick, 20, 42. K?yes Danild, 8, IS, 19, 24, 40 44. KibEer Billie, 43, Kilbourne, Leon, 46. Killian, Raymond, 44, Kincaid, V, C„ 45. Kinsfather, Alex, 42. Kinsfather Irene, 19, 31, 43, Kinafathcr, Paul, 42. Kirk. Bess, 10, Kirkmait, Betty, 43. Kirkman Bob 44. K:rsch Viron, 19, 51. Klein, Helen, 26, Klein, Lois, 42. Klembach, George 43, Klein bach. Reuben, 20. Knight, Alfreds, 51. Knobel, Earl, 15. Knowles, Kenneth, 44, Knowles, Marian, 45. KHIb, Bob, 18, 51, Krai man, At mind a. 43, Krueger, Edith, 19. Kruger, Ethel, 51. Kr urn bill, Pauline, 5 19, 51. Kyle. Worth, 43. Lacey, W. A. 9, Ladd, Fred, 45. Lage, Carrie, 51, I. ambert, Helen, 26. lammcrts, Lorraine, 19, 26, 43, lamporti joe, 43, Land, Dorothy, 56, 31. I and, Ruth, 45. Lane. Beth, 56. Lane, jean, 42. Lane, Lois, 13, 17, 30, 34, 51. Lange, Beth, 26 43, I atipton, Delbert, 42. 1 argent, John, 44. La Rue, Stirling, 19, 28, 30, 44, I awrence, France, 4 5, 19, 28. Lccpct, Maxine, 42. I c hr man, Howard, 12, Lemmel, Doug,, 20, 21, 28, 30 31 47, 51. I conard, Theda, 42. Leonard, Rtssa, 56, LcRouac LaSalle, 3, 12, 20, 21, 35, 56, Leuthy, Frances, 3, 35. Levin, Elmer, 12, 19, 40, 43. Levin. Floyd, 3, 17, 21, 29, 52, Lewis, Dean, 52. Lewis, John 44. Lewi , Meyer, 52, Lindner, Lillian, 11. Lindstrom, Elsie Mae, 42. Little, Agnes, 20. Livengood, Dorothy, 13, 17, 39, 52, Li veil good, Gordon, 46. Lloyd, Ellis, 19. Lobaugh, Dean, 9, Lockhart, Barbara, 12, 13, 21, 47 52. Loiseau, Mignon, 42. Loney, Charlotte, 13 IS, 29, 39, 52. Loney, Robert, 52, Loney, Sarah Ellen. 17, 18, 20. 44, Loose, Esther, 43. Lowery, Wayjte, 56, Ludwigs Dorothy jean, 12, 13, 16 17, 28, 34, 45. Lusk, LeRoy, 38. 40, 52. Lucton, Fern, IS, 52. Lybecker, Chester, 11, 38. Lyday. Dorothy 45. Lyford, James 44. Lyons, Iris 31, 52, Lyons, John, IS, 45, 46. Lyons, Rita, 44. Mace, Kenneth 45. MacFadden, Peggy, 52, MacGown, Paul, 11, 25, 40, MacMeekiti, Jean, 16. MarMeeJtin, Joan 45. Mack, Bonn i c J unc, 45 M.ickie, Lois, 44. Maestrettta, Verrold, 29, 30, 52. Maestretti, George 52. Maiuri, joc, 42, Mang, Bob, 19. Mang, Robert, 45. Manning, Margaret 12, 46. Mansfield, Mitzi 44, Manta, Lee, 30, 35 45. Mardis, Aileen, 18, 45, Markham, Barbara 43. Marsh, Mervin 44. Marshall, Grace, 44, Martamer, Irwin, 43. Martin Bill, 12, 15, 19, 20. 37 38, 52. Martin, Joan 20, 43. Marum, Patty, 13, 18, 21 26, 30 Mathtsan, Elizabeth 42. Matthews, Clayton, 43 Maxey, Aurel, 18, 44. Maxey, Marilyn 13, 18 39, 52 34. McCormielt, Helen 11 34, McCarroll Orville, 28 46. McCoy, Gordon, 8 12, 15, 16,20 21 25, 45. McCoy, James, 3, 19 52, McDonald, Christine, 42. McDonnell, Catharine 28, MrDougal, Robert 43. MeEvoy,Bob, 46. McFall, Virgil, 42. McGuire, Burnadettc, 12, 17, 18, 34 35, 52. Mcln:yre Lucille II, McKinney, Jim, 12, 15, 17, 19, 20, 37 52, McLachlan, Frances, 26 Me achlan, Isabel, 20. McLain, Fern, 42. McLaughlin Eugene 42. McMahon Norton, 43. McMann, Jack, 25, 45 McM.mus, Goldie, 45. McNamara. Irene, 19, 26, 46, Mead, Mabel, IS, 46 Miners, Anna Ruth 18, 52. Meiners, Delia 18 44. Merkle, Fred, 15, M-rkle, Jeanette, 31, 56. M lbye Ruth, 18 34, 45 Merry, Francis, 43. Merry, Gilbert 45. Michaelis, Harley, 40, 19 Miller, Athena, 52 Miller, Bob, 52. Miller, Emma, 42. Miller, Grace, 26, 46. Miller. Ivan, 42. Miller, Stuart, 3, 12, 17, 18 20, 26, 29, 38 Miller, Ward, 18, 35. 44, 39, 52. Mitchell, Mary Margaret, 43. Mitchell V. C IS. Mitchell, Virginia, 31. Mizony, Harold 11. Moore, Dorothy, 45. Moore, Evelyn, IS, 52 Moore, Robert, 42. Moreland, Phillip, 43. Morns, Marjorie, 42. Morton, Paul, 12 42 Mossner Joe, 46. iMulhair, Douglas, 19 37 56. Mulkey, Clair, 19, 29, 37, 40 52 Murphy Jean, 46, M ustgra ve, B u r ne 11 a, 43. Myers. Leonard, II, Nascimento, Natalie 3, 13, 35 . Neiswangex. Eugene 44. Nelson, Eleanor, 44. Nelson, Cadotta, 42 Nelson, Delwin, 53. Nelson, Leland, 42. Neslin, Milan, IS, 43. New, David 18, 43, Noyer, Edwin 16, 53. O ' Brien, Eugene, 25, 43. O ' Dell, Frank, 25, 43, Oldridge, Gwen, 31. Oliver, Donna, 45, Oliver, Maida, 31, 43. Olson, Pad, 16, 53. Olson, Raymond, 130, 45. Onstot, Walter 46. Qppermara Pearl, 43. Osborne, Ethel, 31 43. Oswald, Betty, 12, 19, 26, 43. Oswald, Henry 43. Overby, Leigh Ora, 18, 45 Owens, Phyllis, 43. Ow$|ey, Robert. 14 46. Paddock, Lester, 35 53. Page, Olga, 43. Palmer, Marian, 13, 20, 28, 42. Palmer Sherwood, 18, 30, 38 45. Pemberton, Maxine, 43. Pcnner, Marjorie 31, 53. Perica Edna, 42. Perkins, Shirley, 26 43. Perry, Chesley 42. Perry, Irene, 53. Perry, Juanita, 45. Peterson Ivy, 11. Peterson, Orville, 42. Pfaffle, Clifford 19 43. Pflugrad, Howard, 43. Pierce, Vard, 37, 43. Piper, Harold 37, 46. Pittock, Bette, 30, 45, Plaquet, Donald, 46. Plaquet, Peggy, 44. Ponti, Francis, 43, Pratt, Nancy, 12, 31 45. Preas Lois, 12 43. Preas, Verne, 46, Prectj Bernice, 43. Proctor, Hazel 56. Prutsman, Gerald, 42. Prutsman, Pauline 30, 31, 53. Putnam Bill 12 53. Quesnell, Marian, 12, 18, 45. Quist, Edna, 13 17, IS, 20, 26, 34, 39, 47 53. Rader, Mary, 42, Ramey, Hal, 45, Ramsay, Dorothy, 18 34, 53, Ramseur, Gwendolyn, 11. Rasmussen, Jack, 53. Rauh, Betty, 43. Rsa, John, 40, 46. Reed, Charles, 46, Reed, Gareth, 12, 17 42. Reed, Margaret, 44. Reed, Paul, 11. Reely Jack, 42, Rehberg, Annie 42. Rehberg. Esther, 45. Rehberg, John, 44. Reborn, Marian, 18, 44. Reid, Robert, 21 38, 56. Reiber, Lee, 45. Reimche, Marvin, 56. Rearer Anna 46. Renn Peggy, 18, 26, 34 56 Reser, John, 44. Retzer, Shirley, 13. 34 45. Reynolds Aline, 18 30, 31 34 39 56, Rice Dorothy, 26, 31. Rice, Virginia, 13 56. Riggs, Paul 12, 37, 46, 53. Rimbey, Morris, 45. Rittenhouse, Betty, 42. Rittenhouse, Nora, 45 Robanski, Alexander, 45. Robbins, Lynn, JS, 30, 40, 53. Roberts, Barbara, 16 17, 18, 21, 26, 38 35, 45. Roberts, Mary Jane, 42 Page Fifty Nime Roberts, Ronald, 44, Rabison. Betty 18, 44. Robison, Miry, 4, 13 16, 18, 26, 31, 35, 47, 53, Rock, Rose, 5 53, Roceker, Bud, 2 0, Rogers, Dean, 16, 24, 40, 43. Rogers, Roy, 19. 42, Rogers, Tommy, 18, 43, Routine, Alan, 15, 21, 38, 40, 4. Rominc, George, 40, Rone, Hldora. 43. Rose, Marjorie, 31, Ross, Elizabeth 46, Rueble, Fay, 26, Russel, Joan. 19. Russell, June, 43. Russell, Lois, 53. Russell, Ray, 42. Russell, Ruth, 53. Salmeier, Clarence, 43, Salmeier, Vernon, 42, San da hi. La Verne, 42, Sandahl, Le Roy, 42. Sanders, Mildred, 31, 46. Santo, Margaret, 18, 53. Santo, Marian, 44. Sauers, Grace, 11 Saunders, Dick, 44. Savage, Lena, 46. Schaeffer, Everett, 14, 53. Schatzel Albert, 43. Schatzel Herman, 46 Schaub, Derwent, 45, Schaub Helen, 43. Schaub, Neil, 42. Schiffman, Helen, 54. Schtffner, Anne, 31, 54. Schtffner, Eileen, 31, Schmidt, Esther, 44. Schmidt, Lillian, 45, Schneidimllcr John, 45. Schneidmiller, Sam, 45. Schoessler, Walter, 44, Schreider, Mildred, 42. Schreiner, Eleanor. 45. Schreiner June, 31- Schreiner, Sally, 26. Schubert, Robert, 45. Schulte, Eila, 56. Schwab, Leola, 54. Seitz, Edna, IS, 44. Seitz. James, 8, 18, 19, 20, 24, 54. Sept, Edwin, 43- Sept, Emma, 43. Shaler, Eldon, 44. Shaw, Clayton, 8, 12, 19, 20, 21, 24, 54. Shaw, Marion, 42. Sheldon, Howard, 44. Shelton, Mary Frances, 18. Shemwell, Elwood, 42. Sherwood, Dewey, 43- Sherwood, Kenneth, 42. Shick, Dick, 25, 42. Shimbo, Maxine, 26, 43, Shinn. Elaine, 44, Si met, Bernice, 11. 17, 18. Simmonds, Betty, 31, 54. Simmonds, Norman, 12, 46. Siverling, Bob, 18, 44. Skeen, Iona, 45. Slater, John, 35, 42. Smart, Thomas, 44. Smith, Fern, 12. Smith., Frances, 46. Smith Kenneth, 40, 54. Smith, Sarah 45. Smith Vera 54. Smith, Wilbur, 44, Smootz, Ilette, 17 39, 54. Snider, Jackie, 26, 44. Soper, Ralph, 42. Spandish, Mary, 43. Spearman. Helen, 46, Spencer, Don, 37, 54. Sporlcder, Helen, 43. Sporledcr, Marvin, IS 45. Steadman, Don, 54. Steadman Richard, 54, Steelsmith, Clarence. 11, Stemmcr, Joe, 42. Sterling, Agnes, 45. Stewart, Homer, 30. Stewart, June 12. 42. Stewart, Robert, 47, 56. Still, Bill, 37, Stillwell, Howard, 35, 54, Stoller, Btrnice 26 46. Stoller, Paul, 43. Stone, Shirley, 44. Storie, John. 12, 16, 18, 45, Strain, Virgil, 12, 54 r Studebaker, Bette, 43. Sturgill Stanley, 44. Stutzman, Opal, 45. Sutherland, John, 12, 20, 21 30 35, 42. Sutherland, Leila, 11. Swanson, Clarence 45. Swanson, Leland, 38, 44. Swant, Gene, 44, Swauger, Fred, IS, 45. Swauger, Dorathy, 54. Swenson. Dorothy, 42. Tarnasky, Athaliah, 46. Tarwarer, Curtis 18. Tash, Berna, 26, 45. Tat e, Ora, 13, 39. 54. Taylor, Billy, 42. Taylor, David, 18, 45. Taylor, Gene, 43, 54. Taylor, Harris, 44, Taylor, Marian 18, 30 31, 54, Taylor. Mildred, 42. Taylor, Para Ice, 46, Telford, June, 42. Tempany, Helen 54. Tcmpany, John, 30, 54. Teske, Edgar, 43. Texada Mary Lois, 31, 54. Thomas, Jack, 18. 44, Thomas, Elsie May, 56 r Thomas Patsy 1®. Thompson, Beth, 13- Thompson, Don, 19, 20. Thompson, El win, 44. Thorington, Dallas, 42 Tillotson, Keith, 43. Timm, Betty June 18, 21 30. 35, 43- Tomlinson, Dorothy 43. Toner, Patti, 45, Torrey, Leland 42. Torrey, Willabelle, 54, Transeth, Elf, 42, Transeth, Norman, 14, 18 19, 24. 40, 45, Transeth, Willard, 43- Treadwell, Alva, 11. Trousdale, June, 45. Trousdale, Ross, 43- Trout, Phyllis 45- Troupc, Roxy, 5, Trumblc, Edythe, 54. Tuke. Joe 44. Van Buskirk, Frankie, 44. Van Dpnge, Bardel, 54. Van Scotter, Alvin, 44. Vedder, James 44. Vernon VaLoris 56. Vibberc, Mahlon, 43, Vigneron, Jack, 44. Vrattos, Annie 43, Vratcos, Lula, 43. Wagner, Martha, 19, 45- Waggoner Wilma, 45. Walker Bernice, 31, Walker, Marjorie 18. Walker Ruth 31 54. Wallace, Datl, 44. Wallace, Gail, 44. Wallace, James 40. Walters, Bernice, 55. Walton, Bill, 44. Wamble, June, 26, 43, 34 18. Ward, Florence, 19 46, Warfield, Myra, 44. Warner Robert, 46. Wasscr, Wilma 11. 19. Watson, Lena, 45, I®, Watts Nell, 46 19. Weatherman Peggy, 18, 38, Weatherman, Wilma, 31, 43. Weaver, Charles 18, 19, 20 24, 40 41. Weaver, Esther, 42, Weaver, Ethel, 18, 39, 55 Webb, Mary. I®, 45. Webb, Ruth, 20, 12. 12. Webb. Warren, 44. Webber, Elaine, 16, 31, 55, Webber, Hubert, 19, 46, Weber Bill, 8 19, 20 21. 25, 55. Webster, Gloria, 43. Wells, Marjorie, 26, 45. Wells Richard, 42. Wells, Robert, 12, 43. Wendler, Ruth, 26, 45. Wendt, Ernest 42. West, Kathleen, 12, 39, 55, Weston, Fred 43. White Mary 19, 46. White, Orville 42. White Vivian, 44, Whitehead, Eldon, 12, 46. Whittington, Laura, 31, 44, Whybark, Betty, 46. Wbybark, Nadine, 43. Wiebe David 55. Wiebe Lillian 31, 55. Wiebe, Ruth, 43. Widener, Lois Jean, 44. Willaby Virginia, IS, 43. Williams, Treelah, 46. Williams. Harold, 55. Williamson, William, 55. Wilson, Helen, 44. Wilson, Marion, 42. Wilson, Woodrow, 44. Wiseman, joe, 42, Wiseman, Kenneth, 12. Witt, Eari, 45. Witt, Lewis, 43. Wittrock, Henry, 42. Wolfe, Jean, 44. Woods, Frank, 42. Woods, Jack, 19, 37 40 55. Woodward Barbara, 13, 18, 26. 44. Woodward, Peggy, 12, 13, 18 20, 21, 34, 39 55. Woodworth James, 19 44. Woolsey, Marvin, 45. Wootort, Faye 42. Wooton, Jeanne, 26, 34, 44. Wright, Betty jean 43, Wright, Lester, 44, Yeend, Dorothy, 45. Yeend Paul, 8, 18, 19 20, 25, 40, 43. Yenncy, Lester, 43- Yeomans, Frances, II, Yokom, Lela, 45. Youdovitch, Esther, 31, 43. Young Clair, 42. Young, Martha, II, 13, Zaring, Bob, 55. Zier,, Arthur, 12. Zier Billy, 24. Zier, Robert, 45. Pace Sixty }