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

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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.

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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,

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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