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

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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

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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.

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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