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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1938 volume:

Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL Walla Walla, Washington 1938 Once more we present the ROYAL BLUE. Our efforts result in this pictorial display of the accomplishments, both serious and recreational, of the thirteen hundred students and faculty who are Wa-Hi. Through¬ out the year the achievements of our fellows are reviewed in this, your annual. 3 , For their understanding devotion, their helpful criticism, their sup¬ port of our activities, and their loving influence, we respectfully dedicate the I 938 ROYAL BLUE to our parents. Their true devotion is manifested in the success of our educational system, and it is our sincere wish that some day we shall be able to repay our debt to Father and Mother. dicalieft PART I PART 11 PART 111 PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES CLASSES MR. LACEY MR. LOBAUGH J L °W. J, JLaceu f h ten den t Mr. Lacey ' s years as principal of Wa-Hi ably equipped him for his work as City Superintendent. The changes that he has affected show that the welfare of the students is uppermost In his mind. Ji,2 can J—elaiicjl, Ptuiciyal During his two years at Wa-Hi, the students have come to realize the true friendship that Mr. lobaugh has expressed for them. His leader¬ ship toward better things has proved his desire and ability to make our school an ideal one. CAPTAIN PHILIP ALLISON R.OJ.C. Instructor Rifle Team Girls ' Rifle Team Sponsors Adviser Officers ' Club ESTHER BRElHOLZ H istory Adviser of National Honor Society DESSIE COX English Dramatics RALPH EMISH Mathematics Boys ' Intramural Sports MABEL GRAHAM Commercial Senior Class Asst. Adviser LAURENCE JACKY Boys ' Physical Education Coaching Adviser W W Club EDITH KRUEGER Commercial PAUL ANDERSON History Boys ' Federation HARRISON CLARK Head of Commercia Department Business Adviser Sutdent Activities Social Committee JULIANA DRAPER H istory Sophomore Class Adviser HELEN FAflRlCl US Girls ' Physical Education Girls Athletic Club Adviser Girls’ Intramural Sports CLIFFORD HAMAR Journalism Adviser Wa-Hi Journal Adviser Quill and Scroll ALICE KENYON Biology Assembly Adviser LILLIAN LINDNER English Latin Adviser Girls ' Classical Club Social Committee 8. E. AUSTIN History Head Gatekeeper DOLLIE CORN English Bookrooms RUTH DUNN Mathematics Senior Class Adviser MYRTLE FALK English Junior Class Adviser FAY HAMM Head of the English Department BESS KIRK Mathematics AGNES LITTLE English Adviser Gimmel Teth Social Committee Page Ten CHESTER LYBECKER Agriculture Adviser F,F.A. Club ELNORA MAXEY Music GERALD MECKLESON Shop Asst, Football Coach Spring Sports META PFEIFFER English Speech Activities GRACE SAUERS Art C. A, STEELSMIIH Mechanical Arts Adviser of Future Craftsmen of America MARY K, YATES General Science Scholarship Committee PAUL MacGOWN English Freshman Basketball HELEN McCORMICK Commercial Dean of Girls Girls ' Federation Social Committee SGT. HAROLD MIZONY Assistant Instructor R.Q.T.C. Adviser Camera Club GWENDOLYN RAMSEUR Library 8ERNECE SIMET Commercial Adviser of Royal Blue Adviser of El Adrea LEILA SUTHERLAND English Scholarship Committee FRANCES YEOMANS Head of Social Science Department JEAN MacGREGOR Home Economics Adviser of Artists of Home Economics LUCILLE McIntyre H ead of Foreign Language Department Adviser of Equites IVY C, PETERSON Director of Guidance Adviser of Freshman Class PAUL REED Chemistry Attendance Clerk Visual Education EDNA SMITH Home Relations ANNE WUEST French German Adviser of Der Lorelei Vereirt and L ' AUiance Franca ise The teachers whose pictures are not in the Annual are: KATHERINE BLYNN, Head of the Mathematics Department: JAMES O. GRIGGS, Commercial; ARMOND JEFFS, Biology, Coach Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball; B, A. TACK,, Head of Science Department and Stage; H, C, TILLEY, Sand and Orchestra. Page Eleven JEANNIE CRAWFORD ROBERT CLODIUS, President of Student Body Vice-President of Student Body STUDENT COURT WESLEY SHAW, SHIRLEY STONE, JOAN MARTIN DORSEY GOOSINS, Chief Justice’ MARIAN QUESN ELL, JOHN ADAMS. Treasurer of Student Body PAUL YEEND. Secretory of Student Body STUDENT CABINET ROBERT CLODIUS., Vice-Pres.; JOHN ADAMS Treasurer JEANNIE CRAWFORD. Pres.; OOR$EY GOOGINS, Chief Justice; SHERWWOD PALMER, Commissioner of Interschool Relations; GORDON HART, Commissioner of Stage; VIR¬ GINIA HARVEY, Commissioner of Organizations; DOROTHY DAVISON, Commissioner of Finance; HAROLD GRADWOHL, Commissioner of Building and Grounds. Not In picture are: JOHN STOREY, Commissioner of Assemblies; BOB DUNN, Commissioner of Halls. tiuient C - over it m cn l For the first time in the history of student body government at Wa-Hi, a girl was selected by the students to lead them throughout the year. Jeannie Crawford was the recipient of the honor Other students who were voted to student body posts were: Robert Clodius, Vice-President: Pad Yeend. Secretary; and John Adams, T reasurer. The Cabinet, Legislative Assembly, and Student Court aided the officers in their efficient operation of school affairs. The Cabinet was chosen by the president and assisted her in the carrying out of her duties- As Vice-President, Bob Clodius head¬ ed the Legislative Assembly, which is composed of two representatives from each homeroom. Under the strong hand of Chief Justice Dorsey Googins the Student Court has helped to clear up congested conditions at Wa-Hi Through his efforts a lower or Traffic Court was established, with Sterling LaRue as its head. Under this efficient staff of capable officers and assistants, student government has maintained the same high level for which our high school is r enowned. Page Twelve ROW 1—Clayton Matthews. Harold Piper, Gordon Livengood, AJan Romfne, John Slater, Bob Allen, Bud Miller, ROW 2 —Sterling LaRue, Jack McFarland. Frank Woods, Rqy Rogers, Orville McCarroll, Eldon Whitehead. ROW 3—Keith Bergevin, Homer Stewart, Dick Kenyon, ' Polly Anderson, Charles Montgomery. Mantz, Hirsch, Romine, Cochran, Bates. Adviser Anderson in back, Curtis Bates Is Chairman of Assemblies, ct js c-- seJi eta 1 1 an Under the tutelage of Paul V r ' Tolly Anderson, a Boys ' Federation was organ¬ ized in the early part of the school year. Taking their idea from the boys ' clubs in other parts of the state, the adviser and officers drafted a constitution and started the Federation. Saining impetus as time went on r the club is now firmly established. Trying to bring the boys in closer contact with the school so they will receive as many advantages as the school has to offer is one of the main objectives of the Fed¬ eration. Another major purpose is aiding boys whose financial circumstances do not allow them to attend school regularly. A committee secures work and furnishes clothing for these boys. A large delegation of boys attended the Older Boys ' Conference held in Pull¬ man in the spring, and brought back Ideas for the improvement of the Federation ' s work in service to the boys of Wa-HL Officers Alan Romlne ... Eugene Cochran ... Lee Mantz ........ Bob Hirsch ..... Paul V. Anderson ...... President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Adviser Thirteen M3SS McCORMlCK MARTHA KENNEDY DOROTHY Dean of Girls, Advfser COUisfCJL ROW I—Barbara Chisholm, Dorothea Foltz, Anita B elief lei Patty Marum, ROW 2—June Shinto, Dorothy Fuller, Virginia Harvey. Helen Campbell. DAVISON HELEN SPQRLEDER JESSIE LOU DAVIS CABINET ROW I—Maxine Courtney, Sally Loney, Jessie Lou Davis, Mar¬ tha Kennedy, Patsy Thomas, Helen Sporleder, Joan Harvey. Mar¬ ian Rehorn. ROW 2—Helen Coleman, Doris May Adams, Mary Webb. Jeanne DeBoer, Sarah Lucille Baker, Dorothy Ludwigs, ROW 3—Dorothy Davison, Nancy Pratt, Jackie Snider, Marjorie Rader, Shirley Retzer, 7d ettihen Officers First Semester Martha Kennedy . Patsy Thomas . Helen Sporleder Jessie Lou Davis . Dorothy Davison .. President Vice-President Secretary .. Treasurer Head of Council The Girls ' Federation activities started out in full swing last fall with the sponsor¬ ship of the Olvera Street Marionette Show on September 24, In keeping with this good start, the annual Big-and-Little Sister Party marked another success for the new officers. The Southeastern Conference, which was an event of the early fall, was held in Kennewick, and was attended by a large delegation from Wa-Hi. December found the Federation busy honoring the girls and their mothers at a series of delightful teas which featured an interesting art exhibit. For their Christmas project, they collected food and clothing for needy families and turned them over to Chief Goodfellow. Page Fourteen Martha Kennedy, Girls ' Federation President, and the ROYAL £LUE, snapped in a thoughtful pose. Maxine Queen of Cou rtney COUNCIL ROW I--Anita Benefiel, Marjorie Walker, Patsy Thomas, Bet¬ ty June Timm, Marjorie Deeres, Lois Preas, ROW 2—Lois Wolf Zenna Garett, Marian Palmer, Dorothy Fuller Marjorie Rader ROW I—Jessie Lou Davis, Mary Webb, Dorothy Ludwigs, Martha Ken¬ nedy Patsy _ Thomas, Ada Ichikawa, Evelyn Kelso, Sally Loney, Maxine Courtney . ROW 2—Doris May Adams, Dorothy Yeend Joan Harvey ROW 3—Jackie Snider, Phyllis Hmehliffa, Maxine Hilbert June Trousdale Jed eta L to a Officers Second Semester Martha Kennedy .................... w ...„. President Helen Sporleder . . Vice-President Joan Martin .......... . SprreWv Maxine Courtney . . Treasurer Patsy Thomas . Head of Council Doris May Adams headed the committee that planned the party that welcomed the incoming Freshmen in February. After that several new Ideas were started: the friendship committee has checked on girls absent because of Illness for several days and has sent cards to them, A tutoring group was started to give aid to girls who needed some help in their school work. The big conference of the year Is the Tri-State Girls ' League Conference held in April Pendleton the entertaining group, carried out a clever program called A Kound-Up of Ideals, which was enjoyed by Wa-HI ' s ten delegates. At the semi-annual introduction of eighth graders to our school the girls were responsible for entertaining about one hundred incoming Freshmen girls. Pag-e Fifteen - OoRotKY ficume Lvitie Page Seventeen ' 1 L —, -JJ-t, ( jeez to a at y Noon frolics and evening frolics have become an important part of Wa-Hi ' s social life. Noon frolics, for which there is no a dmission charge, are held twice a week in the gym. The phonograph is used to supply the music. There is usually a good turn-out of students. Evening frolics are held once a month. They are informal, and Dare Cham¬ berlain ' s Rhythm Kings usually supply the swing. Students have come to look forward to these dances, and patronize them very well. BERN ICG SI MET Adviser DOROTHY MOORE ELEANOR DRESSEN GORDON McCOY Editor SARAH ELLEN LONEY Make-up Editor THE STAFF ROW I—FROESE QUESNELL, KELSO, WAMBLE, ION EY. ROW 2— MOORE, WENDIER SEITZ, DRESSEN, DRISKELL, FRERE, ROW 3— REED, CORNEL¬ IUS. BOGART, SI MET, McCOY, LEVIN. STANLEY CORNELIUS Business Manager EVELYN KELSO MELVIN BOGART Editor ........ ... ...,.Gordon McCoy Make-up Editor.......... Sarah Ellen Loney Business Manager ....... Stanley Cornelius Sales Staff—Sarah Ellen Loney,, June Wamble, Bernice Frere, Elmer Levin, Gareth Reed, Eleanor Dresser, Glenna Driskell, Edna Seitz, Sherwood Palmer, Lee Mantz, Virginia Bryant. Copy Writers-—Robert Godins, Marion Quesnell, Ruth Wendler, Evelyn Kelso, Glenna Drtskeli, Edna Seitz, June Wamble, Eleanor Dressen, Fred Ladd. Art Editor........ Melvin Bogart Assistant Art Staff. ..Dorothy Moore, Virginia Crego, Martin Grim mins Picture Appointments —......Eleanor Dressen, Oscar Froese Snapshots .......... Bernice Frere, Clayton Matthews, Bud Kelley Page Eighteen CLIFFORD HAMAR ROW I—Virginia Bryant, Patty Walters, Esther Youdovitch, Virginia Vails, ROBERT CLODIUS STERLING La RUE Adviser Dorothy Jean Ludwigs, Bob Oodius, Pettgy Dickerson, Edna Seitz, Betty Sutde- Editor First Semester Editor Second Semester baker, Kay Husby, Florence Ward, ROW 2—Bob Cecil, Stanley Cornelius, Geraldine Alexander, Betty Jean Davis. Mary Helen Bemus, Marjorie Wells, Adair Flomer, Doris Boidman, Joan MacMeekm, Betty Dull, John Gorman, Bud Miller. ROW 3—Don Thompson, Merton Holloway, Jack Franklin, Jack Reely, Gor¬ don McCoy, Sen Grote, John Adams, Eugene Henan, Bob Allen, Clifford Hamar Adviser, J ttzwa cStaii First Semester Second Semester Robert Clodiu$____...__ Editor ................. Sterling La Rue Mary Webb, Peggy Allison. Associate Editors ...... Peg Dickerson Gordon McCoy .......News Editor..... Helen Cummins Esther Youdovitch ........ Literary Editor ---.-Esther Youdovitch Don Thompson .... Make-up Editor ....,.. Gordon McCoy Jack Hoffman_____.__ Sports Editor ..-Jack Lansing Dorothy Jean Ludwigs .. Society Editor ..„ Dorothy Jean Ludwigs Jesse Lou Davis ...... Advertising Manager ...... Danny Kremer Ellis Lloyd .....Business Manager .... Jack Bramhall Ben Grote, John Adams,. ....... Exchanges ....Virginia Vails John Gorman ........... Circulation Manager ----- - William Allesio Clifford E. Hamar ..„. Faculty Adviser _____ Clifford E. Hamar Through the new radio hook-up in the Industrial Arts Building, a weekly broad¬ cast Is made by Mr. Hamar ' s Journal News Flash Staff During this program inter¬ esting incidents of the week are related. Script for this program is edited by Flor¬ ence Ward, and the announcing is handled very capably by Bill Darch, Cora Jean Hilbert, Lois Jean Wfdener, and Barbara White, GERALDINE ALEXANDER PEGGY ALLISON ROBERT CLODIUS STANLEY FRANCES SARAH ELLEN CORNELIUS HOLTGREVE LONEY GORDON ESTHER McCOY YOUDOVITCH lit iH ' ldi cz ctoll With Mr. Clifford Hamar as the organizer and adviser, a chapter of Quill Scroll, National Honor Society for Student journalists, was re-established at Wa-Hi after and absence of many years, with nine charter members Peg Dickerson is the member not shown In the picture. The society is for people who have made an unusual con¬ tribution to student journalism, through work on the JOURNAL or the ROYAL BLUE Pa e Nine teen •. t BARD CO, A Co, B CO C CO. D SPONSORS OFFICERS IN FOREGROUND SPONSORS Captain Marion Quesnell, 1st. Lieut. Camille Hunt, 2nd. Lieut Masine Courtney, 1st Sergeant Anita BenefieL 1ST PLATOON—Thomas, Dacres, Carter, Toner, Timm, Palmer, E, Hunt, Robison, Chisholm, Loney, Bowers, Trousdale, Oliver, White, Hamm, Stone, Dudley, Driskell, Freeman, Eenefiel. 2D PLATOON—Dickerson, O ' Connell, Harvey, Coleman. Warfield, Plaquet, Allison, Bryant, Rehorn, Crego. Rader, Ravh, Freepons, Cram, Pittocls, Walter. Aylward, Colley. RIFLE TEAM ROW I—Barclay, Kelty, Thomas, Schaub, Allen. ROW 2 —Aylwflrd, Kaiser, Shearer, Keyes. Piper, jPLilit “7 The Sponsors, commanded by Captain Marlon Quesnell, have added color to all military parades, ceremonies, and athletic contests, as well as ushering at Indoor games and assemblies. Due to extensive remodeling of the rifle range, the rifle team did not enter the Corps Area Inter-collegiate Match, and failed to place In the Hearst Match. How¬ ever, considerable new material was developed, which should give Wa-HI a good team next year. Page Twenty JZ.O.J.C. 2 , CLna£ f Few changes have been made in the Wa-Hi R OXC. unit during the year Under the guidance of Capt. P, W. Alii son, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and his efficient assistant, Sgl Harold L Mizony, the year ' s history of the corps has been one of evolution rather than revolution Lt. Col, Amel Boldman and the other Cadet officers have shown zeal and efficiency toward winning the 4 ’honor-rating for Wa-Hi this year, as so often in the past The non-commissioned officers and privates have atl done their part as well. The Military Department is now housed In the Industrial Arts Building, the new military offices, store-room, armory, and small-bore range being models of neatness and efficiency It is hoped to have steel arm-racks in the armory before next year, which will complete the installation. All students receive the same amount of training before the Federal Inspection by Lt. CoL Stillwell on May 6., as students no longer are allowed to enter the R.OXC, at mid-year. A military tournament will be held at the Stadium on the night of May 23, with the Wa-Hi R.O.T.C. and the National Guard taking part. It is hoped at that time to repeat last year ' s competition in Platoon Drill between our unit and the Boise High School R G T.C. STAFF THE COLOR GUARD Captain Dorsey Googins, Lieut. Her- Privates Hunter, Kaiser, Lee. Veum old Piper, Major Gordon Hert p Lt. Col. Amel Boldman in foreground. Pafre Twenty-One Aviation Club ROW I—Jerry LaRue. Eiffert. Sterl¬ ing LaRue, Rogers. Hastings, Burton, Clark, ROW 2—Schramm, Sergeant Mizony., Miller, Camera Club ROW I—-Wamble, Harold, Hoover, Meslin, Matthews, Holmes, Telford, Woodward, Coyle. ROW 2—Kenworthy, Davis, Largest, Lange. Roberts, Hut- sel, Hathaway, Dixon. ROW 3—Bal¬ lard, Duff, Howard. Sergeant Mizony, Lehrman, Chernis, El Adrea ROW I—Walters, Wamble, Pollard Poster, Rau ' h, Hayes, Marshall, Cram Merdis, ROW 2—Davis, Stone, Oliver Mathlson, Mays, Crecelius, Crego ROW 3—Dressen, Adams, Loney. Be mus, Snyder, Frazier, Wendler, Mein er$, ROW 4—Ayde, Anderson, Cox- Equttes Club ROW I—Siverling, Neslin, Lyons, Campbell, Adams, Knowles, Transeth. New,, Klicker, Fisher. ROW 2— Mat thews, Goo-gins, Harvey, Wells, Col¬ lins, Kenyon, Mackie, Montgomery, Barclay. F. F. A. ROW 1—Christianson, Faustl, Eif fert, Sherrod, Hurst, York, Brockoven, Shemwell, Tash, LampertE, Petrellu ROW 2—Smith. Rehberg, Hoffman, Vibbert, Anderson, Perry, Sanders, Jesses, Morton, lybecker. ROW 3— Bahneman, Yeeney. Maxson, Hector., Transeth, Brown, Rea, Wallace, Jifg, fllomgren, Warner, Chrlsco. Der Lorelei Verein ROW | — Goodyear, Cunnington, Gies, Wagner, Froese, Oswald, Fie- wig, Zfer, Kinsfather. ROW I—Hard¬ ing, Frank, McNamara, Lewis, De- Smet, Barbee. Tarnasky, Frifiler. Page Twenty-Two Glmmel Teth ROW L — Bean., Hutby, Reborn, Walker, Webb, Harvey, Maxey, Bry¬ ant, Kennedy. ROW 2 — Coleman, Martin, Marum, Baker. Robison, Woodward, Ludwig s, Sludebaker, [homes. ROW 3—M. Kennedy, Hamm, Timm, Crawford, Rader. Palmer, Chisholm, J. Harvey, Manning. Girls ' Athletic Club ROW I--Sept, Mansfield, Boldman, Reuble, Merged, Gray. Coyle, Mt- Lachlan. ROW 2—Shinbo, Allard, Holmes, Schmidt, Lambert, Rouble’ Jensen, OrfskeJI, FabricfoLJS, Girls ' Classical Club ROW ! — Davis, Schaub, White, Hafgh, Garrett, QuesnelE, Fulton, Cates. ROW 2 — Janshaw, Burgess, Sowen, Coleman, Hilbert, Hoitgreve, Watson, Kirkman, Stirling. L ' Alliance Francaise ROW f — Ichikawa, Whybark. Hil¬ bert, DeSmet, Maxey, Barbee, Trout, ROW 2 — Jensen, Stone, F I o m e r. Woodward, Ross, Wolfe. a. h. E. ROW I—Wolfe, Bushier, Gould, Al¬ lard, Hopper, Freeman, Ichikawa,’ Kel¬ so, Mansfield. ROW 2—Oliver, Stoll- er, Breding, Ross, Yeend, Frere. Hunt, Hanan, Toner, ROW 3—Rittenhouse, Bristol, Sanders, HEnchliffe, Wiabe. Sturgill, Trousdale, Math Club ROW |—Ward, Hess, Manning, Dav. is, Freeman, Benefiel, Loney, Pope, Jensen, Gibbons, ROW 2— Goble. Von Atta, Potts, Lange, Russefl, Mur phy, Howard. Ruther, Lindbergh. ROW 3—Lawrence, Chernis, Wood- word, Martin, Howard, Piper Bates Butherus, Pfoffle. I 4 l 4 mj ■ife iH |ir1| 4 35§p f |K fg Page Twenty-Three Troubadors ' Club ROW I—Olson, Williams, Eggers, lindstrom, Bates. Rogers, Fullerton, ScHuler. ROW 2 —Griggs., Merry, Her¬ bert, Bogie, Reely, Smith. Officers ' Club ROW I—Piper, Googins, Goldman, Hart, Gradwohl. ROW 2—Argo, Clark, Webber, Mantz, Lansing, Alyward, Alien, ROW 3—Barclay. Gradwohl, Harvey. Guenther, Woolsey, DeLong, G.liot, Tarwarter, Taylor. w. w. Club ROW I—Oswald, Zier, Coyle, Cham¬ bers, Lee, Yeend, Owsley, Gorman. ROW 2“Horioway, Adams, Jackson. Lansrng. Cochran, Stone, Keyes, Berry, FHehner, Tarwater. ROW 3 — Bogle, flrumback, Weaver, Transeth, Rhay, Franklin, Pierce, Miehaelis, Hirsch. Pa ge T we n t y-Fou r FENCING TEAM ROW I—Marian Palmer, Betty June Timm, Marjorie Dacrea, Helen Howard, Patty Copeland. Peggy Allison, ROW 2—Robert Fisher, Locke VanAtta, Sherwood Palmer, Kenny Da¬ vis, Wallace Longmire, Ed Otto. Billy Kerslake. ROW 3—Jerry LaRue, Captain Allison, Barbara Chisholm, Joan Har¬ vey , Do r ot hy Fu liar. GIRLS ' RIFLE CLUB ROW l—Harvey,J.; Holtgreve, Hunt, C; Hilbert, M r ; Snider, Minch clfffe. Martin, J. Toner, Hilbert, C.; Gibbons. ROW 2—Zinser, Wamble, Harold, Lange, Flomer, Rehberg, Beatty, Kelso. The Girls ' Rifle Club has been meeting every Thursday on the indoor range, using the regulation .22 caliber rifles, the same as boys use for gallery practice. All have made considerable progress, and Camille Hunt and Maxine Hilbert have been shar¬ ing the high scores throughout the season. The highest score was made by Camille Hunt, 98 out of 100 possible points. Captain Allison and Mrs. Allison are advisers and instructors of the dub. Jc 1 ‘ There are 18 enrolled in the Fencing Squad, only one, Sherwood Palmer, being a veteran of last year. In spite of the inexperience of the squad, good progress has been made. On a recent trip to the University of Idaho, the Wa-Hi squad was de¬ feated 6 to 3 in a very good match. It is hoped to have a meet with Whitman be¬ fore the season closes, and next season if is hoped to have meets with other schools and colleges in the Northwest. Captain Allison is fencing instructor. Page Twenty-Five ORCHESTRA ' ROW (—A. Harding, Board, P, Olson, Drennan, Chambedai Danielson, Travis, J. Martin, Staines, Scheece, Johnson, ROW 2 ' —Mr. Tilley, Levin, Woodward, Swanl, Ewart, K, Mac Strut hers. Shock, Lindstrom, ROW 3—D. Loney, Batfany, Gradwohl, Reely, Mace, Dunca Weathermon. CHORUS: ROW I —R. Wenning, Harding, Eagon, Smellier, Weathermon, O. Cox, Hall, Williams, Foltz, ROW 2“Toner, Watts, Cannon, DeMaris, Sassers, Leonard, Hooper, Bennett, Spencer, ROW 3— Ban, Albro, Gainer, Rittenhouse, Meckler, Ross, Wi I la - by, Benzel,. Wilson, Robanske. Wa-Hi ' s musical activities, under the direction of Mr, Hal Tilley and Mrs Ches¬ ter C Maxey have branched out into new field—radio. The band, which is connected with the R G.T.C. unit, led parades, played for games, assemblies, radio, Commencement and Baccalaureate, and traveled to nearby cities for different festivals The Pep Band, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, is a smaller organiza¬ tion selected from members of the R.O.T.C Band, plays for games and assemblies, and represents Wa-Hi and Walla Walla at out-of-town games and ceremonials The orchestra, also directed by Mr Tilley, was in great demand for performances before the assembly, P.TA., the Senior Play, and Commencement. The chorus t directed by Mrs. Maxey, gave selections over the radio, sang for the P.T.A., assembly, and Commencement, and performed at a Christmas program at the Presbyterian Church. Page Twenty-Six Mantz, Palmer, Kennedy, end Mee- Meekin in an exciting scene from ' ' Captain Appjeieck. THE CAST. ROW I—MacMeekin, Palmer, Kennedy, Walker. Foltz, Another dramatic interlude from Davison, Taylor, Googins, MeGough, Hilbert, Owsley. ROW 2— ’ ' Captain Applejack. Miss Pfeiffer, McCarroll, Lansing, Wallace, Weaver, Schiffner, Storie. THE CAST. ROW 1—Foltz, Youdovttch, Fraz ier, Googins, Martin, Coleman, Mantz, Cox, Marum, Kennedy. ROW 2—Trout, Mur¬ phy, Hilbert. Flomer. Chisholm, Robison, Cummins, Miss Cox. ROW 3—Pfaffle, Fields, Robbins, Romine, Drennan. Olson, Mount, Gradwohl, Reed. ROW A —Hastings, Wells, McCarroll, Johnson, Boldman, Palmer, McFarland, Thomas A Courtroom Scene from “THE MISSING WITNESS Cud cjf CAaa Mtttj mint C ua! Cup tutu -lyplcjacL Attendant . Eldon Drennan Judge ............... Orville McCarroll Cranda! . Dorsey Googins Barkley ... Lee Manfz Clerk ...:. Joe Shelton O’Collahan . Jim Boidman Helen .Joan Martin Henry _.......... Sherwood Palmer Byrnes ............ Clifford Pfaffle Elaine ....... Maxine Hilbert Stenographer .... .... Dorothy Cox Mrs. Perkins ......... Edith Pope Peterson .. Paul Olson Matron ...Jean Murphy Gert ... Barbara Chisholm Olga ._„_____Patty Marum Alice ................Helen Coleman Andy .......... Joe Mount Gardner rJi ............. Earl Fi elds Holm . .... . .. Miles Bates Peggy .._____ Betty Lou Kennedy Mrs. Jones ...... Dorothea Foltz Asst. Defense Attorneys Leo Johnson, Charles Hastings Asst. Prosecution Attorneys..Bob Wells, Art Thomas Barkley ' s Office Boy .. Island Swanson Ladies and Gentlemen of the Press—Betty Robison, Gar- eth Reed, Harold Gradwohl. The Jury-—Foreman. Lynn Robbins: Wilma Frailer, Esther Youdovitck Helen Cummins, Adair Ffomer, Solomon Frank, Jack McFarland, Robert Harman, Gordon Mc¬ Coy, Billie Zler, Marvin Woolsey, Phyllis Trout. Director ........ Miss Dessie Cox Poppy Fa I re . Martha Kennedy Ambrose Applejohn Sherwood Palmer Anna Valeska .«... Joan MacMeekln Mrs, Pengard .. Marjorie Walker Horace Pengard ... . David Taylor Ivan Borolsky ....... Lee Mantz Lush .—......... Stan McGough Mrs. Agatha Whatcomb .. Maxine Hilbert Palmer .....„ Dorothea Foltz Den net ...Orville McCarroll Johnny Jason . Dorsey Googins Pirates—Jack Lansing, John Gorman, Wayne Schiffner, Jim Wallace, Norman Transeth, Curtis Tarwater, Charles Weaver, Roy Lee, Bob Owsley, John Storie. Director .—... Miss Meta Pfeiffer Pa- e Twenty Seven C li—l ' Cah—J hum In the annual Eh-Kah-Nam contest the four Seniors pictured on the left, and Dorothy Gould, Junior girl, reached the final round and competed for the trophy. Sherwood Palmer won the coveted cup and the right to represent Wa-Hi at the Whit¬ man Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, where he again captured first honors, competing against representatives from many schools. Dorothy Gould placed second in the Wa-Hi Eh-Kah-Nam contest. BOB DUNN LEE MANT2 DORSEY SOOGINS SHERWOOD PLAMER tic ill ilXa diets Wa-Hr ' s Livestock Judging teams entered con¬ tests at the Southeastern Washington Fair, Dayton Fair, Pullman Contest, Ellensburg Fair, and the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. The team placed fifth at the Pacific International, with 120 teams from 5 states competing, Wa-Hi’s team was composed of Vincent Fausti, Bob Eiffert, and Joe Tuke. The Potato Judging Team, entered the Spo¬ kane show and placed sixth in an eighteen-team contest, Vincent Fausti, Jack Hogben and Joe Tuke represented Wa-Hi in this contest. John Rea and Bob Eiffert were chosen to rep¬ resent Wa-Hi ' s chapter of Future Farmers of Am¬ erica at the National Convention in Kansas City, bringing back an interesting and worthwhile mes¬ sage to the local F. F. A. FAUSTI. HOGBEN. TUKE EIFFERT, BAHNEMAN, REH ERG, TUKE REA EIFFERT P aj?e T wen t y -TB i gh t TOP ROW—Geraldme Alexander, Betty Barbee, Anita BenefieL Irene Bury, Robert Clodius, Marine Courtney. Peggy Cram. SEC 0 0 ROW—Jeannie Cranford, Ruth Davis, Dorothy Davison, Bob Dunn, Robert Eiffert,. Dorothea Foltz, Martha Fulkerson, THIRD ROW —Dorsey Googins, Corleen Hartley. Frances Holtgreve, Ada Ichikawa. Betty Lou Kennedy, Martha Kennedy, Orville McCarroll, BOT¬ TOM ROW—Gordon McCoy, Sherwood Palmer, Marion Quesnell, £ hirley Retzer, Norman Transeth. Lena Watson, June Wamble, A tic licit A. cm at In the spring and fall of each year students ranking scholastically in the upper five per cent of the Senior Class are elected to the National Honor Society. In addition to scholarship, the members are chosen on the basis of leadership, personality, and character. Each spring the Society presents an assembly at which new members are introduced to the student body, and the achievements of the organization are review¬ ed. Members elected in the spring, too late to have their pictures taken for the Annual, are Neoma Jauslin, Mary Lou Coleman, Jean Martin, Helen Ruther, Kenneth Knowles, Sterling La Rue., Alice Evans, Barbara Woodward, Clayton Matthews, Betty Oswald, Robert Fisher, Aurel Maxey. Officers of the club are: First Semester President .,.. Dorothy Davison Vice-President . Gordon McCoy Secretary . Marion Quesnell Treasurer ... Shirley Retzer Adviser.... Second Semester President Betty Lou Kennedy Vice-President .. Ada Ichikawa Secretary ... Lena Watson Treasurer ... Martha Kennedy .. Esther Breihloz Page Twenty-Nine ASSISTANT COACHES JOHN GORMAN Emigh, MacGown, Linker Half MANAGERS GENE COCHRAN Dunham, Emlqh Guard COACHES Jeffs, Jacky NORMAN TRANSETH End CLARENCE COYLE Guard HENRY OSWALD Tackle JOHN STORIE Tackle JACK LANSING Center DON BRUMPACH End JOE STEMMER Halfback AMEl BOLDMAN Tackle 1937 saw one of the finest seasons Walla Walla High School has ever enjoyed. Although the team was not riding high on glorious victories sustained on the grid, it established Itself high among the schools of the state as fine sportsmen. With the organization of the new Cross State League, Wa-Hi advanced into a high class league with the best teams of the state. Head Coach Armond Jeffs, just new from Dayton, upon taking charge last fall found himself with three lettermen and a horde of underclassmen. But in spite of the handicap, he built a capable grid machine that was able to handle itself at all times, WA-HI Q-lA GRANDE 6 Little was known of the strength of the Indigo Imps when they opened their season September 17, in La Grande, Despite their loss to the Mountaineers the Blue Devils made a great showing. WA-Hf 0-EVERETT 12 In the first Cross State League game of the season the Everett Sea Gulls capital¬ ized upon breaks coming 10 seconds before the close of the half and near the end of the game to best the fighting boys in blue. WA-H! ! 3-WENATCHEE 0 Playing before the home crowd for the first time the 1937 grid machine handed the strong Wenatchee Applepickers to a 13 to 0 shellacking, WA-H I 0-STADIUM 27 In the second Cross State League game, the number one team of the state, journeyed to Walla Walla to hand the Blue Devils a stinging defeat. Paffe Thirty RONALD GILSON Tackle RAY BOGLE End BOB HIRSCH Halfback BOB OWSLEY Guard LORAIN FRANKLIN Fullback BOB RHAY End CURTIS TAR WATER Back YARD PIERCE Tackle JACK JACKSON Fullback BERNARD ARGO Center BOB KIRKMAN Halfback MERTON HOLLOWAY Halfback WA-HI O-BREMERTON 6 Bremerton, capitalizing on a break, turned a fourth period scoreless tie into vic¬ tory, to take a Cross State battle. Diminutive Johnny Gorman made a sensational 68-yard run In the third quarter, but it was called back because of a penalty. WA-HI Q-PASCO 19 Pasco High School boasted one of the best teams that they have ever had and turned down the Blue Devils an one of the toughest battles of the year. WA-HI 13-MAC-HI 6 The Indigo Imps returned to the winning column by downing the Milton-Freewater school with a dazzling 13-6 win. John Gorman had a sensational run called back when his second half kickoff return of 88 yards to a touchdown was called back to midfield for clipping. WA-HI 6 -DAYTON 6 Playing in a drizzling rain that halted the Imps aerial attack the Dayton Bulldogs held the Boys in Blue to a tie. WA-HI 6-LEWISTON 0 The highly touted Lewiston Bengafs came to town Armistice Day with high hopes but the Blue Devils were not to be beat and Lewiston went home on the short end of a 6 to 0 score. WA-HI 12-YAKIMA 21 Thanksgiving Day brought an end to the football season with the Yakima Pirates outpointing the Blue Devils to break Into the winning column of the Cross State League. Although the game was lost the highlight of the contest was the brilliant kicking of Bob Hirsch. His average of 47 yards is as good if not better than one would see in a college contest. Page Thirty-One ROY LEE. Captain Forward CHUCK WEAVER Guard POLLY’ 1 YEEND Guard JOHNNY ADAMS Forward Action On the Backboard FRONT—Yeend. Herrin, Leo, Estes, Zier BACK—Burton, Schiffner. Brumbach. Adams, Berry, Coach Jeffs The 1938 Blue Devil basketeers started out this year with their hearts set on re¬ peating last year ' s record by winning the State Championship, Throughout the entire pre-tournament season prospects for this were very rosy. The squad suffered only three defeats all of these away from the home floor, and went Into the tournament in a confident manner. They coasted through the sub-district and district tourneys, but when the boys got to Seattle old man Jinx set them back on their heels with three straight defeats. Wa-Hi entered the Cross-State League play for basketball for the first time this year and finished just one-half game behind the league-leading Everett Seagulls. Page Thirty- T wo BILL ZIER Forward wayme schiffner Guard BLAINE BURTON Cen ter DON BRUMBACH Center FRONT—Cox, tggers, Will rams, Webb BACK—Clark, Owens, Grote, Gates Wa-Hi HOWARD HERRIN Guard . .26 Davfon WAYNE BERRY Guard 1 6 Wa-Hi 29 Washington Hi 1 2 Wa-Hi 47 8 a leer 28 Wa-Hi 40 La Grande 3 1 Wa-Hi, 32 MacHi 19 Wa-Hi 2 I H oq u i a m 25 Wa-Hi 29 Hoquiam 27 Wa-Hi 11 Lewis Clark 28 Wa-Hi 29 Lewis Clark 27 Wa-Hi 47 8 re m e rf o n 41 Wa-Hi 26 Everett 33 Wa-Hi 53 Lincoln 29 Wa-Hi 37 8 re merlon 32 Wa-Hi. 38 Everett 28 Wa-Hi 43 Bellingham 29 Wa-Hi. 44 Stadium Wa-Hi 30 Lincoln . J ' M 39 Wa-Hi. 43 Stadium 38 Wa-Hi .46 Mac-Hi 90 Wa-Hi ..41 Yakima . L U OQ Wa-Hi.. ..53 Yakima ...... £Q OQ Wa-Hi 29 Dayton .....£ O ? 1 Wa-Hi 45 Prescott .Z li 0 0 DISTRICT tournament STATE TOURNAMENT _ Wa-Hi 65 Pine City . . 21 Wa-Hi . 52 Anacortes 55 Wa-Hl. .70 La Crosse .32 Wa-Hi..34 ENensburg 36 Wa-Hi.. .... .58 Pomeroy .25 Page Thirty-Tliroo ROW 2— Dohnert, C. lowers, Transth, Rhay, J- Rea, Pierce, Rob¬ ertson, Case, Abegglen. ROW 3—Erdman, Coach Jacky, Michaells, Romine, Williams, Wallace, Davis, Taylor, Murray,. Miller, Ooake r Bergevin, ROW I—Weathers, Garland, Stemmer, P. Yeend, H. Hill, C. Coyle, O’Brien. ROW 2— Eggers, J, Adams, G. Hart, Orennan, Berry, Hirsch, Brumbach. ROW 3—D. Clarke. P Whitehead, Grate, Herrin, Tarwater, Schiffner, Coach Jefte. Although the greater part of his track squad was lost this year via the route of graduation, Coach Paul MacGown has succeeded in whipping together a team that is performing very creditably Several finds have turned up unexpectedly to bolster the squad The group was faced by a heavy schedule this year and after each meet a very decided improvement was displayed. Those participating In the varsity events were as follows: Dashes—Michaelis, Erdman, Bob Rhay. Javelin—Weaver, Rogers High Jump—Taylor, Kenny Hurdles—Michaells, Rhay, Cox, Flchtner. Shot-put—Rea, Pierce, 880 and Mile—-Zier, Bowers. Pole Vault—Transeth, Davis, Discus—Transeth, Taylor. Broad Jump—Erdman. Kenny, Taylor, Relay—Michaells, Rhay, Erdman, Kenny, a Mini LI After an absence of several years from Wa-HI ' s sports calender, baseball has returned. With very little experienced material to work with. Coach Jeffs has rounded out a squad of boys that are fast beginning to look like champions. At the date of writing this the team has won their first three games by impressive scores and seem to be headed for a most successful season Players and their positions are: Catchers—Clark, Whitehead Pitchers—Coyle, Hirsch, tanning, Garland, Keyes First—Brumbach, Hart Second—Eggers, Yeend Shortstop—Berry Third—Hirsch, Weathers R. F —Weathers C F —Adams L F.—Schiffner. Page Th i rty-Four wrestlers SITTING—Sharfo. ROW I—Gray, Olson, Brower, Harian. ROW 2 —Jacobs, Gross, Paul Olson, Warren Hanan, Hilyer. BOXERS ROW I—Armstrong, Benefiet, Harding, Gradwhol, Shernwefl, Jacfcy, LaCount. ROW 2 —Lyons, Schaub, MacDougal, Bogle, Swanson, Barclay, Chambers, Mgr, ROW 3—Derwent Schaub, Harvey, Thomai, Hall, Aylward 1 , Weis, muller. For the first time at Wa-Hi boxing and wrestling have become two major sports. Both were started seriously last year, but not until 1937-38 did they really blossom out. Several fast, interesting smokers were held in the gym, with schools from South¬ eastern Washington and Northeastern Oregon participating, A team from Wa-Hi represented the school in an Eastern Washington tournament at the State College in Pullman, where Jack Aylward was declared the state champion in the 135-pound box¬ ing division, and Don Brower won the state title in the 165-pound wrestling division. A two-day elimination smoker was held and seventy-four contestants from sur¬ rounding schools participated. In this so-called District Championship Smoker, Wa-HI won the 135, 125, and was runner-up in the 100 and I 10-pound divisions The letter winners for this years’ team are Jack Aylward, Derrey Schaub, Neil Schaub, Claude Chambers, Bob McDougal, Clarence Swanson, Alvin Harding, Harold Gradwohl, Bob Jacky and Don Brower, With onfy one or two boys being lost from next year’s squad, Wa-Hi should have a very fine boxing team for next year. Page Thirty-Five New activities added to girls ' sports this year included badminton, deck tennis, tap dancing, darts, ring toss, and elements of lawn tennis. As the ROYAL BLUE goes to press it seems likely that the homeroom tournament, won last year by room 3!, will be captured this year by room- 21, as they are far ahead in points. Room 21 won the girls ' volley ball tournament, won second place in mixed volley ball, and first place in basketball. Homeroom 22, a senior room, won the mixed volley ball tourna¬ ment, in which 21 teams competed In individual tournaments, Betty Connery and Doris Hubbard won first place In shuffleboard. Sienna Dnskell and Peggy Dickerson were runners-up. The ping pong tournament was a huge success, having 53 entrants and some excellent playing Lois Gray was the winner and Jane Harold was runner-up. Mildred Hector and Rita Lyons reached the semi-finals The winner of the badminton tournament has not yet been determined. It is being played in doubles, with both boys and girls entered. A demonstration of physical education class activities was given on January 18, to show parents and the public what goes on in Gym Class, The girls 1 tumbling act was outstanding, and in demand for repeat performances. Another achievement was the establishment of a girls ' point system, in which points toward earning a letter may be earned In gym sports and outside sports such as hiking, bicycling; swimming, and skiing. Page Thirty-Seven ' _ p ■ tmett ROW I —-Eckert, Eagon, Hass, Fro- ese, Haas, Dysart, Edwards, Hass, Hawkins, Hull, Guntle, Foster, Sau¬ ers, Hector, Ebersole, Harding, Herr¬ in. Duff, Dyer, ROW 2—Harbert, Glas- pey, Fisher, Fowler, Dent, Eggers, Hergert, Gyger, Holwaeger. Dotson, Garrett, Dummler, Schaler, Hoel- scher. Hilt, Schaub, Flecher, Farley, Evans, Hale, ROW 3—Dickerson, Hart, Howard, Fox, Hartley, Hubert, Gor- am, Emigh, Gilliam, Eggers, Hart, Hartley, Gibson, Boewer, Hooper, Dix on, FeIdler, Dohnert, ROW t — Denton, Claytor, Baeth, Danielson, Davies, Anderson, Bussell, Buckley, Overturf, Archer, Boswell, Davis, Appling, Anderson, Colby. Bradford, Brown, Gross, ROW 2 — Charlo, Beaver, Co , Bergevin, Cns- co, Ceibulski. Benzel, Cannon, Crego, Bofdmen, Bastron, Colombo, Cunning- ton, Anderson, Barton, Brockoven, Benefield. ROW 3—Christenson, Beale, Boweman, Clemmenson, Coyle, Clark Anderson, Crawford. Davis, Clarke, Cottle, Bergevin, Coston, Darch, Col¬ lins, Bgtherus, Colley, Benedict. ROW I-—McFarland, Mann, Lucky, Maxson, Keen, Lewis, E. Kelso, Kel¬ son, Moore. Jacobs,. N. Kelso, Kil- bourne, Mele, Mang, Mace, LaRue, Leonettj. ROW 2—Jensen, Meckler, Kitsinger, Mann, McEvoy, Moore, Mc- Gown, McCauly f Kolars, Johnson, En¬ gel, Max son, Johnson, Kesson, Joy, King, Kersly, McLeod. ROW 3—long mire, Kerr, Miller, Isitt, Jessee, Mont¬ gomery, Meyers, McBroom, Kenny, Kelso, Lepiane, Johnson, Pestridge, Kinman, Little, Klicker, Jacky, John¬ son. ROW |—’Shinbo, Snyder, Ranker , Overfurf, Kneei, Sheecc, Schmeltzer, Robanske, Pope, Foster, Schuler, Schmidt, ROW 2 —Peebles, Petrelle, Russell, Ross, Schafer, Pratt, Schaef¬ fer, Mefmy, Robinson, Rich, Otto, ROW 3—Perry, Sanders, Shaw. Saur- ers, Sherrod, Perry. Rqbberson, YM ers, Sherrod, Perry, Keely, Robberson, Pauly, Oliver, Parsons, Robertson. Oswald, Raymer. m - k jM jBBi A ‘W t, ’Vfi la 1 1 • flfcf 1 ; ■ • T -mKJ ti ' -� IK l 9 EbL MIS II ij a j pH. . . c - :. t v £ £ m A ■mmm ■n J Page Forty yfinl ) ' ■ ' ‘|E SBy IS, 9 flnlm IIhs HIK llla 1 1 j jy AKtf vPflSBHSS ROW |—R r Wenning, Williams, 1. Wenning, Webb, Walker, VaM, Vietj, Tadoravitch, Wills, P. Snyder, W, Wil¬ son L, Stimmel, G. Vails, Yokum, G. Smith, ROW 2— D. Tash, E. York, E. Warner, B. Wilson, Summialin, Thor- ington, D. Yankee, B. Stevens, E- Slone, Strode, Hartwlg, U, Travis, Stevens, Wolfe. ROW 3—Stutsman, B, Yeend. Teal, R. Thompson, L VanAt- ta, R. Taylor, G. Yeoney, Wright. G- York, Springer, O. Stimmel, O. White. Wolfe. P. Thompson. ROW |—Shoot, Reiswig, Davis, Kria der, Weatherman, Bland, Evens. Vague Hatl. Harding, Pasmussen. Keen, Hatcher, Frank. ROW 2 —Schramm, Bruer, Mads, Wright, Spence, Willa by, Schmidt, Erdrmen, Bemett. Free¬ man, Melton, Moore. ROW 3—Gob bert, Gale, Soak, Fuller. Boldman Copple, Wendt, Knudson, Beck. ROW 1—Hall, Largent, Wickland, Wagner, BEfford, Denton, Gale, Roff, Meckenheim, Kelly. ROW 2 —Benjel, Giber son, Erdman, Batey, Williams, Vernon, Meckie, Harding, Boldman, Froese. ROW 3—Hobson, Franklin, Case, Mason, Adcock, Shone, Owens, Bnissiol, Spearman, Ingfe, C Llsa O icetA FIRST SEMESTER President Doris McCauley Vice-President Frank, Boewer Sec, -T re as, Billy Hooper Adviser Ivy Perterson SECOND SEMESTER President Reginald Thompson Vice-President Helen Webb Sec.-Treas, Wesley Shaw Pa -e Forty-One OY)ll 0 motes ROW I—Aylward. Clendaniel, Marsh, Brading, Connery, Albright, Burgess, Coleman, Conners, Coyle, Clifton, Cation, Catos, ROW 2—Beal, CoyFe, Chernis, Cahoun, Benefiel, Bar¬ ney, Carter, Casey, Campbell, Bat- fa ny, Ballard, CastcJdi, Cedi. ROW 3—Cameron, Barbuto, Altizer, Clayton, Entze, Bishop, Boldman, Crisco, Crie- der, Anderson, Abeggl’en, Antis, Beck. ROW ]—Fulton, Dirnrck, DcMeris, Freepons, Fuller, Duncan, Freeburn, Foster, Davies, Freeman, ROW 2—Dix¬ on, Ebding, Fritzler, Dernell, Fitz¬ patrick, Fields, Fanning, Fullerton. Digh, Fabricus. ROW 3—Fhrankoph, Bergevin, Eggers, Frumdahl, DeMaris, Calling, Ede. Falbo, Dunham,, Dizer, ROW I — Lind berg. Pierce. Kelty,. Cbne, Manning, Jauslin, Leonard, Kreider, Leeper, Janshaw. Kralman, Kinsfather, Maiurl. ROW 2 —A. Kins- father, McLoughlin, Lewis, Loiseau, Lindstrom. Loos, Johnston, Jaussaud, ROW 3—P, Kinsfather, Loney, Livan- good, Lepiane. Hector, Kenyon, Kei- ser, Kibler, Jones, Klein bach, Lang- don. ROW I— Grinstead, Grat„ Gebhardt, Gottwig, Goodman, Gould, Gies, Gillock, Sowan, Hayes, Holmes, Gil- left, Hutsell, Glover. ROW 2—Gross Hastings, Hunt. Harvey, Howard, Hoelscher, Haigh, Henderson, Gar¬ rett, Gray, ROW 3—Goodyear, Gross, Harvey, Hannon, Harding, Harbert, Hector, Howard, Hutsell, Harp, Gar¬ rett, Hathaway- Fa ge Fo r l y - T wo Row I—Parsons, Pemberton, McLean, Rauh, McCall, Morris, Nelson, Oli¬ ver, Potts, Rittenhouse, MEMer, Warn¬ er, Pershall, Mitchell. ROW 1 — Mc- BaEne, Nelson, McFaEI, Reid, Page, Merklin, Reiber, Rchberg, Owens. Pab rner, Rader, Thorington, Slater, Ows¬ ley, ROW 3—O ' Brien, Mortimer, So¬ per, Paquin, Reilly, Perry, Miller, Mussell, O ' Dell, Yankee, Neiswanger, Transetti. ROW I—Russell, Siebel, Sept, Rufb corn, Stillwell, Swenson, Studebaker, Smith, Stewart, Shinbo. Schaub. Scott, Spencer. ROW I—Sandah ' l, Swenson, Sept, Stemmer, Schreiner, Russell, Peri- ca. Shaw, Schram, Senter, Shemwell. ROW 3—Sherwood, Shock, Schick, SalmeEr, Trefi, Struthers, Rogers, Schaetzel, Simpson, Sherwood, Schaub, ROW I—Vrattos, Wright, Wilson, Walters. Taylor, Til ford, Webb, Why- bark, Webster, Wooton, Vrattos. ROW 2— -Taylor, Webb, Witt, Taylor, Wise¬ man, Vibbert, Worth, Prince. ROW 3— Morton, Wendt, Woods, Wiseman, White. Oswald. Torrey, Wittrock, Trousdale, Neil, C Lias O tcet. FIRST SEMESTER President Elmer Levin .1 SECOND SEMESTER President fjletty Rauh Sec.-Treas. Helen Coleman Vice-President Elmer Levin Vice-President Johnny Slater Sec.-Treas. Gareth Reed Adviser Juliana Draper Pa fe e F o r t y - Th ree t tut lets Row I—Clark. V, Crego, 0. DeLong Darnell, I. Dunning, L Ayde, M. Bus sel, DeBore, Aylsworth, ROW 2“B-ad field, Driskefl, Dickerson, Davis, Chis holm, M. A, Davis. Aylwerd, Baler Coleman, Connery, ROW 3—K. Dav Is. BurSon, Buckley, Brown, Boldrnan Bates, Blomgren, Berry, J. Ay I ward. ROW I — Bean, Allison, BueHey, Clayborne, Cummins. Sentiy, Albro. OeMaris, McCauley, Allard, Beck, Dix¬ on. ROW 2—Armstrong. Drumheller, Clemenson, Endsley, Cummins,. Dacres, P. Dixon, Czyhold, Biagi. Cooper, Allesio, Anderson. ROW 3—Banks, Erdman, Davidson, Boswell, Coppel, Estes, Collins. Brower, R, Clark, Bar day, f Davis, Aylward. Row I —Loney, Keen, Kirkman, Jen¬ sen, Lyons, Lambert, Lange, Kenne- son, Johnson, Lucky. Kendall, ROW 2— Largent, Kelly, King, Kelty, Knowles, Jordon, Lyford, Kirkman,, Alien. ROW 3—King, Kelso, Lanning, Kincaid, Crote, Jiig, Lewis, Jackson. Row 1—Oison, Redfield, Musgrave Plaquet. Nilsson, Reborn, Ruther, Mar shall, Osburn, Marum, H. Marshall Prcas. ROW 7 —Weathers, Walters Rehberg, MtBaine, Robinson. Oswald Rohn, Mays, Reuble, Matthews. Nes lln, New, Roberts. ROW 3— Rayh Rogers. Nei wanger, Mexon, Rhay Fichtner, McFarland, Romine. Page Forty-Fou r Row I — Frieske, Harris. Hergert, Holwager, Harold. Hllber, Hamilton, Harding, Husby, Farmer, Gibbons, Gradwhol. ROW 2—Froese, Ferris, Gradwohl, Hunter, Gregg, Dawson, Hayes, ROW 3—Garret, Frank, Hol¬ loway, Tallman, Hilt. Hastings, Herrin, Fishier, Hi I Iyer, Gray, Gross. Frank Hooper. ROW I—Wida-or, Ne ' son, Vails, Mansfield, Schreiner, Rose, Stone, Whittington. Overby, Reid. ROW 2 —Zier, Marsh, Schmidt, Stutsman, Wfetz. Oliver, Maxey, Zier, Campbell!, Mace. ROW 3—Owsley, Webb, Wil¬ liams, Vfgncron, Shearer, McMann, Michaels, Miller, Reiser, ROW I—Wolfe, Thomas, Wilson, Scott, Timm, Wei be, Woodward, VanBuskirk, Wamble, Wiltaby, War- field, Sporleder, Wqoton. Yankee, ROW 2- Schoessler, Woodward, Trum- ble, Stewart, Shinn, Sturgill, Silo, Snyder, Romina, Seitz,, Vedder, Saun¬ ders, Tuke. Shelton, ROW 3—Walton, Swant, Sanderson, Thomas, Wilson, Yeend, Shelton, Taylor, Warner, Van- Scorter, Smart, Transeth, Shearer FIRST SEMESTER President Helen Sporleder Vice-President Clayton Matthews Sec.-Trees, Eugene Cochran Adviser Myrtle Falk SECOND SEMESTER President Helen Sporleder Vice-President Lois Hamm Sec.-Treas, Bob Hooper Pa ge Fo r t y- Fi ve C Icuj ej IQ33 H C t IZAI Corleen Hartley Maxine Hilbert Geraldine Alexander Helen Howard Anita Benefiel Ada Ichikawa Irene Bury Betty Lou Kennedy Robert Clodius Martha Kennedy Peggy Cram Orville McCarroll Jeannie Crawford Gordon McCoy Maxine Courtney Sherwood Palmer Ruth Davis Nancy Pratt Dorothy Davison Marion Quesneli Bob Dunn Shirley Retzer Robert Eifferf Erma Tlghe Dorothea Foltz Norman Transeth Martha Fulkerson Lena Watson Dorsey Googins t cca la u t ea le A y ea Minister in Charge . . Rev, Joseph Settle Invocation . ... Father James Lynch Sermon to Class . . Rev. S. P. Benson Benediction . Rev. Ward Rice C Citttmacettten l Z yeaket Invocation and Benediction . Rev. Clay Palmer Valedictory . Jeannie Crawford Salutatory .. . ........._„_ Robert Clodius Student Speakers .... Bob Dunn, Dorothy Davison J Pa e Forty -Six f? ■ iby . ROW I—Ary, Cline, Hotgreve. Barney, Collins, McLaughlin, Gilliam. Donley, Jackson, White, Gettman, Stoller, ROW 2— Preas, Robanskl, Hub¬ ert, Trout, Coyle, Bristol, McManus, McLeod, Jauslin, McNamara,, Reiswiq, Frank, Webber, ROW 3—Smith, Frank, Mount, Thompson, Wells, Overturf, Bogle, DeLong, Adams, Cochran, Piper, Clarke. MRS, RUTH DUNN Adviser MRS. MABEL GRAHAM Asst. Adviser Senior Students who attended the Student Leaders and Journalists ' Con¬ ference at the University of Wash¬ ington—Bob Dunn, Martha Kennedy, Jeonnie Crawford, Gordon McCoy. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE—Orville Mo Carroll, Mariorie Walker. Dorsey Gooqins, SENIOR COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE—Bar¬ bara Freeman, Ruth Wendler, Mary White, Betty Herbert, Lee Manti, Gerry Gainer, Martha Ful¬ kerson, Evelyn Kelso, Bob DeVjne. JEANNIE CRAWFORD Valedictorian NORMAN TRAN SETH CLARENCE COYLE President First Semester Treasurer First Semester DOROTHY YE END Secretary First Semester JOHN GORMAN Vice-President MARY WEBB Secretary Second Semester MARTHA KENNEDY Treasurer Second Semester JACK LANSING President Second Semester ROBERT CLODIUS So I uta tori an P ge Forty-Seven DORIS MAY ADAMS Legislative Assembly Girts ' Council Girls Cabinet El Adrea Girls ' Rifle Club Wa-Hllarities JUANITA ALLARD L r Alliance Franceise Secrete ry A.H.E. Vice-President Girls ' Rifle Club FRED BAH NEMAN F,F,A r Vice-President Siock Judging Team MARY HELEN BEMUS El Adrea Sponsor Orchestra Joan of the Nancy Lee 1 ' Journal Staff JOHN ADAMS Varsity Basketball Journal Staff Student Body Treasurer Senate Club Vice-Presdent legislative Assembly Track W, W. Club LOUISE ANDERSON Legislative Assembly El Adrea ROLLAND BASTRON Joan of the Nancy Lee ANITA BENEFIEL Freshman Class Vice-President Sophomore Class Sec reta ry-T re asurer Legislative Assembly Sponsor Corporal Sergeant Math Club Vice-President President Girls ' Council National Honor Society GERALDINE ALEXANDER L ' Allianee Franca ise Vice-President National Honor Society Journal Staff Quill Scroll RUTH BAETH Entered from Ballard High School, Seattle, September, 1937 MILES BATES Math Club Officers ' 1 Club Var sity Football Missing Witness E tcred fro n Lincoln High School Seattle AMEL BOLDMAN Varsity Football Wrestling Math Club Officers ' Club Lieutenant Colonel Of R, O. T C. ALMA BOWERS Wa-Hilarities ' ' Legislative Assembly Math Club NADINE BRlXEY Legislative Assembly FRIEDA BUEHLER A, H, E. MARGARET BOWERS Sponsor El Adrea Legislative Assembly VIRGINIA BRYANT Freshman Class Vice-President Legislative Assembly Gimmel Teth Sponsor Journal Staff JAMES BURNET Rifle Team Legislative Assembly CLAUDE M. CHAMBERS Freshman Class President Legislative Assembly Pep Band Orchestra Officers ' Club W. W. Club Boxing Track JUDITH CLIBON Entered from Dixie High School, 1937 JACK BRAMHALL Entered from, Dayton High School, 193 Journal Staff HARRIET BUCK IRENE BURY National Honor Society Legislative Assembly ROBERT CLOOIUS Student Court Legislative Assembly Equites Club Journal, Editor-in-Chief National Honor Society Quill and Scroll President Student Leaders ' and Journalist ' Conference University of Washington Annual Staff Student Body Vice-President Salutatorian Student Conference Washington State College Page Forty-Eight darrelchamberlain Band Masler Pep Band Orchestra Legislative Assembly CLARENCE COYLE Senate Club W, W L Club Football Baseball Senior Class Treasurer PEGGY CRAM Sponsor El Adrea President Vice-President Legislative Assembly National Honor Society MARTIN CRIMMINS Football Aviation Club The Goose Hangs High STANLEY CORNELIUS Journal Staff Royal Blue Business Manager QurlJ Scroll DOROTHY COX Girls ' Federation Girls 1 Cabinei Girls ' Council 1 El Adrea Vice-President Secretary Legislative Assembly The Missing Witness JEANNIE CRAWFORD President of Student Body Girls ' Cabinet Legislative Assembly Sludent Court Sponsor Gimmel Teth Secretary Senate Club Play National Honor Society President Valedictorian Student Leaders ' Con feremce ARLENE DAGGETT MAXINE COURTNEY Girls ' Council Sponsor Second Lieutenant El Adrea Girls ' Cabinet Treasurer Girls ' Federation GOLDA COX Glee Club VIRGINIA CRECEIIUS Student Court El Adrea Treasurer MADELINE DAVIES Entered from St. Patrick ' s 1935 JESSIE LOU DAVIS Legislative Assembly Journal Staff Sponsor Girls ' Federation Treasurer Girls ' Council Girls ' Cabinet Senior Announcement Committee LORENA desmet Girls ' Classical Club Vice-President t ' Allianee Frantaise Der Lorelei Verein ELEANOR DRESSEN Girls ' Council El Adrea Annual Staff BETTY DULL Journal Staff RUTH DAVIS Girls ' Classical Club National Honor Society ROBERT DEVINE Band Pep Band Der Lorelei Verern Legislative Assembly Math Club DOROTHY DAVISON National Honor Society President Girls’ Council President Wa-Hilarities Gimmel Teth Student Cabinet Rifle Team Sophomore Class President Orchestra Tennis Northwest Orchestra Tri-State Conference WILLIAM DICKEY Boxing ELDON DREN NAN Equites Math Club Legislative Assembly Band Pep Band Orchestra Sophomore Class Vice-President Missing Witness Shirtsleeves Officers ' Club BOB DUNN Math Club Student Court Legislative Assembly Wa-Hilarities Troubadors Club Student Cabinet Student Leaders ' Conference National Honor Society Eh Kah Nam Contest DELBERT DRISKELL Entered from Weston High School, 1935 Officers ' Club LULU EBY Girls ' Glee Ciub Joan of the Nancy Lee Der Lorelei Verein Pa ere Forty-NLhr robert eiffert National Honor Society F. F. A. Secretary Stock Juding Team F. F. A. Delegate to Kansas City Aviation Club DOROTHY FIEDLER ADAIR FLOMER Girls Chorus Der Lorelei Verein L ' AHiance Francaise Journal Staff The Missing Witness ' BARBARA FREEMAN Sponsors Sergeant Legislative Assembly A H E Vice-President President Commencement Committee GERALDINE GAINER Commencement Committee Girls ' Chorus WALTER GALE Senate Club Legislative Assembly Journal Staff ERMA GENTRY Sponsor Joan of the Nancy Lee ' RUTH GIBSON HILDA GRABINSKE Entered from Robinson LOMA IRENE GRAY High School, North , u c Dakota A ' Joan of the Nancy Lee DONALD GOODMAN DORSEY GOOGINS Science Club Equites Club National Honor Society Chief Justice of the Supreme Court The Missing Witness Junior Class Vice-President Student Cabinet Officers ' Club Eh Kah Nam Contest Captain Apple tack JOHN GORMAN Senate Club W. W. Club Vice-President Senior Class Vice-President Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Officers ' Club Legislative Assembly EDWARD GROSS Football Wrestling SILL GUENTHER Senate Club Officers ' Club Legislative Assembly JUNE HALE ELISSA ESMIEU MARY LOUISE FALBO A. H. E. EARL FIELDS DEAN FLEMING Camera Club Entered from Yakima The Missing Witness High School DOROTHEA FOLTZ National Honor Society Der Lorelei Verein Girls Council The Goose Hanqs High The Missing Witness A Wedding Girls ' Chorus German Club Play Radio Committee Captain. Appleraek KATHRYN FRAZIER El Adrea FRANK FREEMAN Band Math Club Vice President Sec retary Cathedral Doors MARTHA FULKERSON Math Club Girls ' Chorus Cathedral Doors National Honor Society P ge Fifty CORLEEN HARTLEY National Honor Society BETTY HARBERT Gimm.eE Teth Girls ' Rifle Club Legislative Assembly ALBERT A H El BEL PHYLLIS JEAN HINCHLIFFE Girls ' Rifle Club Math Club A. H, E. Cathedral Doors Girls Cabinet GORDON HART Freshman Class President Officers ' Club R, O. T, C, Major Legislative Assembly Student Cabinet VIRGINIA HARVEY Gimmel Teth Junior Prom Committee Varsity Ball Committee Girls ' Council Student Cabinet ANITA HEMMELGARN NORMA HOPPER Math Club L ' Alliance Francaise President A. H. E. Secreta ry Cathedral Doors ' ' ROBERT HARMAN Entered from Mac-HS Trgubadors 1 Club The Missing Witness PHIL HARVEY Officers ' Club Equites Club Box ' ! nq Legislative Assembly MAXINE HUBERT Legislative Assembly Girls ' Classical Club L ' Alliance Frenceise Girls ' Rifle Club The Goose Hangs High 1 ' The Missing Witness Girls ' Cabinet HELEN HOWARD Girls Classical Club Fencing Journal Staff CAMILLE INEZ HUNT Science Club A, H. E. Girls ' Rifle Club Sponsor Corporal First Lieutenant Legislative Assembly LEO JOHNSON The Missing Witness Der Lorelei Verein Entered from Astoria, Oregon, 1937 BETTY LOU KENNEDY Orchestra Glmmel Teth Secretery-T re asurer N o rt h we st Ore hest ra National Honor Society President The Missing Witness Joan of the Nancy Lee IEORA KILSOURNE Entered from Hewitt High School November, 193S LUCILLE MARJORIE HUNTER Legislative Assembly Girls ' Council DICK JOHNSTON Legislative Assembly Future Craftsmen of America Fisher Body Craftsmen Guild MARTHA KENNEDY Girls ' Federation President Treasurer National Honor Society Treasurer Gimmel Teth Secretary Student Court Legislative Assembly Girls ' Council Sponsor Wa-Hilarities Senior Class Treasurer Junior Class Vice-President Student Leaders ' Conference Royal Blue Prom Queen Captain Applejack ' MELVIN KINCAID Entered from Colfax, 1937 ADA ICHIKAWA National Honor Society Vice-President A. H. E. President Treasurer Girls ' Cabinet Legislative Assembly Social Science Club Secretary L ' Alliance Francaise EVELYN KELSO Legislative Assembly Girls Rifle Club A. H, E. Math Club Cathedral Doors Journal Staff Annual Staff Girls ' Cabinet Commencement Committee WENDELL KENWORTHY Camera Club ELMO KING Entered from Grandview, September, 1937 Page Fifty-On MARY KIPPS JACK LANSING Entered from Sa n Francisco, 1937 Varsity Football Varsity Track R. O. T. C. Officers ' Club W W. Club Senior Class President GORDON UVENGOOD Equites Club Legislative Assembly ' ' Cathedra I Doors 1 ' JOHN LYONS Entered From St. Patrick ' s 1936 Equites Club Boxing MARION KNOWLES Entered from North Bend High School, 1937 FRANCE LAWRENCE Orchestra Bend Math Club The Goose Hangs High ' Cathedral Doors Joan of the Nancy Lee ELLIS LLOYD Officers ' Club Legislative Assembly Journal Staff JOAN Mac MEEK IN Journal Staff Captain Applejack’ 1 FRED LADD Journal Staf f Annual Staff Bend Football ROY LEE W, W. Club Varsity Basketball Baseball Entered from Dayton 1937 DOROTHY JEAN LUDWIGS Gimme! Teth r it The Goose Hangs High Student Court Orchestra Journal Staff Annual Staff, 1936 Girls ' Cabinet A Wedding Senior Announcement Committee MARGARET MANNING Gimmel Teth Legislative Assembly MARTHA MANSFIELD A. H,E. treasurer ORVILLE McCARROLL Future Craftsmen of America Legislative Assembly The Goose Hangs High Senior Play Committee ELIZABETH MclNTOSH Chorus Wa-Hiiarities El Adrea FRED MERKLE Legislative Assembly Varsity Football W. W. Club LEE MANTZ Legislative Assembly Officers’ Club Joan of the Nancy Lee The Missing Witness Eh Kah Nam Contest ’ Captain Applejack GORDON McCOY Editor of the Royal Blue Journal Staff Notional Honor Society i ‘e-President Math Club Athletics Manager The Missing Witness Senior Announcement Committee Legislative Assembly Student Leaders’ Conference Quill Scroll Wa-Hilarities MABLE MEAD A. H. E. FRANCIS M-ERRY Orchestra Troubadors ' Club AILEEN MARDIS Freshman Class Secretary legislative Assembly El Adrea Secretary BOB McEVOY Entered from Yakima Legislative Assembly Rifle Team Senate Club Advertising Editor of the Journal ARTHUR MECKLER Legislative Assem GILBERT! MERRY F. F. AT Pa fire Fifty-Two DOROTHY MOORE Entered from Pendlelon High Sch-ol T937 Annual Staff JEAN MURPHY Math Club ifhe Missing Wit-ess ' ' Legislative Assembly Cathedral Doors WALT GNSTOT Legislative Assembly W. W, Club Wrestling Club Manager Boxing Club Manager NELLIE GOBLE PATTON JOE MOSNER Math Club Legislative Assembly CLARA OLIVER A. H, E. BOB OWSLEY Varsity Football W, W r Club Legislative Assembly Vice-Chairman JUANITA PERRY A. H. E r Legislative Assembly JOHN MULLEN Be nd Pep Band Orchestra RAYMOND OLSON Chorus Joan of the Nancy Lee Wrestling Club Football Track SHERWOOD PALMER Annual Staff Equites Vice-President Fencing Junior Class President Student Cabinet The Missing Witness Senior Announcement Comimttee Legislative Assembly Joan of the Nancy Lee Captain Applejack Eh Kah Nam Contest Winner Whitman Extemporaneous Speaking Contest Winner National Honor Society CLIFFORD PFAFFLE Math Club The Missing Witness BETTE PITTOCK Joan of the Nancy Lee Girls ' Chorus Sponsor JOHN REA F. F. A. President Stock Juding Team Delegate to National F. F r A. Convention Track SHIRLEY RETZER National Honor Society Treasurer Girls ' Cabinet Girls ' Council El Adrea NANCY PRATT Orchestra Northwest Orchestra Joan of the Nancy Lee Chorus Gimmel Teth Archery Legislative Assembly CHARLES REED MORRIS RIM BEY MARGARET ROBERTS Math Club A. H. E. Camera Club Three Potatoes for Mary Cathedral Doors ELIZABETH ROSS A, H. E. L’Alliance Francaise MARION QUE5NELL legislative Assembly Girls ' Classical Club President Secretary- National Honor Society Secretary Sponsor Ca ptain Student Court Annual Staff ESTHER REHBERG Legislative Assembly ANNA REITER. Chorus NORA RITTENHOUSE French Club A. H, E, f Page Fifty-Three MILDRED JUNE SANDERS A, H, E. Joan of the Nancy Lee ' 1 Chorus LILLIAN SCHMIDT FRANCES SMITH Legislative Assembly AGNES STIRLING Girls ' Classical Club JOE SCHAFER ELEANOR SCHREINER MARVIN SPQRLEDER JOHN STORIE Varsity Football w. w, Club Seriate Club Officers ' Club Student Cabinet Legislative Assembly DERWENT SCHAUB Boxing Club Rifle Team DOROTHY SHAWE Wa-Hilarities Entered from Boise, 1936 BILL STEEL Equites Club Rifle Team Legislative Assembly LUCILLE STURGILL A. H. E. FRED SWAUGER Senate Club Yell Staff Yell King Science Club Legislative Assembly Officers ' Club Orchestra Band BERNA TASH Girls ' Rifle Club Joan of the Nancy Lee Legislative Assembly NANCY PATRICIA THOMAS Grmmel Teth Sponsor Sergea nt Legislative Assembly Girls ' Council Girls ' Cabinet Student Court NORMAN TRANSETH Entered from North Dakota in 1936 W. W, Club Senior Class President Varsity Football Track ATH ELIA TARNASKY Der Lorelei Verein Entered from North Dakota in 1935 DAVID TAYLOR Legislative Assembly Science Club Equites Oub Fencing Officers ' Club Captain Appleacjk DON THOMPSON Legislative Assembly Officers ' Club Football JUNETROUSDALE Legislative Assembly A. H. E r Vice-President Girls ' Cabinet Sponsor CURTIS TARWATER Varsity Football Officers ' Club Senate Club W. W. Club Legislative Assembly Yell King PARALEE TAYLOR PATTI JEANNE TONER A, H, E. Scribe Girls ' Rifle Club Sponsor i Legislative Assembly A Wedding Science Club Radio Program Committed WILMA JEAN WAGGONER Entered from College Place Academy 1936 Patre Fifty-Four MARTHA WAGNER Der Lore ci VoiCi 1 Vi ce-Pres f dent Scribe JIM WALLACE Football Track F. F. A. Wrestling Entered from St, Patrick ' s High School 1936 NELL AVONN WATTS Math Club- Vice President Legislative Assembly Cathedral Doors” Chorus MARY WEBB Gimmel Teth Vice-President Senior Class Secretary Girls’ Cabinet Wa-Hilarities Journal Staff Sponsors BERNICE WALKER Chorus FLORENCE WARD Math Club Journal Staff Script Editor For Wa-Hi News Flashes PEGGY WEATHERMON Girn-mel Teth Legislative Assembly Fencing Northwest Chorus MARJORIE WELLS Girls ' Rifle Club Journal Staff MARJORIE WALKER Gimmel Teth Secretary Treasurer Girls ' Council Legislative Assembly- Senior Ploy Committee “’Captain Applejack LENA WATSON Math Club Girls ' Classical Club National Honor Society Secretary Legislative Assembly CHARLES WEAVER W. W. Club Varsity Basketball All-State Guard Track Varsity Baseball Legislative Assembly RUTH WENDLER El Adrea Girls ' Rifle Club Annual Staff Orchestra Commencement Committee Wa-Hilarities” Northwest Orchestra MARY WHITE ELDON WHITEHEAD Girls ' Classical Club Legislative Assembly EARL WITT MARVIN WOOLS EY The Missing Witness Officers ' Club Boxing Wrestling PAUL S. YEEND Varsity Basketball W. W. Club Senate Club Student Court Sophomore Class Vice-President Student Cabinet Legislative Assembly Student Body Secretary LELA E, YOKOM ROBERT ZIER MARJORIE EDWARDS BETTY ANNETTE WHYBARK L ' Alliance Francaise Secretary DOROTHY YEEND Sponsor Math Club A. H, E. Senior Class Secretary Cathedral Doors BILLIE ZIER Track Varsity Basketball Senate Club President Legislative Assembly ELYA EYRAUD Page Ft fly-Fir SUSAN COLLINS El Adrea KIR KM AN ISITT Legislative Assembly Der Lorelei Verein HAROLD GRADWOHl Orchestra Pep Band The Missing Witness Student Cabinet Boxing Ctub Officers ' Club Legislative Assembly CAROLYN PALMER I93B CAMERA-SHY GRADUATES CLYDE BELLOWS ARDITH BRENNAN DAVID ELLIOTT ISABEL HANAN JACK HOFFMAN ROBERT HOLM EUGENE LEI PE R DOROTHY LYDAY DALLIS MACE STANLEY McGOUGH LEE RE18ER THELMA RUFFCORN WAYNE SCHIFFNER BOB SCHUBERT ERMA TIGHE Pa e Fifty-Six 1931-1938 937— September— ?—One thousand three hundred of us return to varnished floors, desks, and books once again, 17—Wa-Hi ' s football team takes a trip to la- Grande for the first game. 24— A Marionette show was presented by the Olvera Street Players to students of Wa-Hi, October— 6—The Royal Blue Staff presented their assem¬ bly initiating the sales campaign. The incoming Freshmen girls were honored at the semi-annual Big-Little Sister Party, 8—El Adrea Club won first prize in the pep rally parade, 13—-Frrst radio show of the year. 1 5—All-School Frolic, 19—Paul Whiteman visits here, 20 and 21-—Teachers go to school while we play. 27 and 28—Student Leaders and Journalists Conference in Seattle. 29—The Freshmen have a party. November— 4— ' The All-School play The Missing Witness Is given. 5— Ag boys have banquet, 10—The films of the 1936 Olympic games were shown. 15—The Washington State Theatre presents The Taming of the Shrew. 19—Gimmel Teth dance, 25— Thanksgiving Day—no school. December— I and 2—Girls ' Federation has teas. 4—National Honor Society has banquet. 6— Spirit Week begins. 24— Christmas vacation begins, 25— Merry Christmas! 1938— January— I—Happy New Year! 3—Back to school for another six months, 14—All-.Schobl Frolic. 16—Girls ' Assembly. 25 and 26—Semester Exams. 27—Teachers work while we worry! Febru a ry—- 4—Girls ' Assembly. 10—Faculty Tea. W. W. Smoker. 16—Boys Assembly. Big-Little Sister Party for second semester. 25—Martha Kennedy is crowned Queen of the Royal Blue, March— 3, 4 and 5—District Tournament here. 1 I—Girls ' Assembly. 16, I 7, 18. 19—State Tournament, 25—All-School Frolic. April— I “■April Fools Day. Ends first quarter of the second semester. 7 and 8—What! Only two days for Spring Va¬ cation this year? What a gyp! 15—A. of H. E. gives tea for Mothers. Baseball game. 21— English 5 classes broadcast The Revolt of Mother. 22— All-School Frolic, 23— Girls ' Federation Conference at Pendleton, 29 and 20—Senior Week-end at Whitman. May— 6—Wa-Hi students see annual inspection of R.O.T.C, Unit. 13— Our talented Seniors present Captain Applejack. 14— Latin students have Roman Banquet. 27—Seniors ' last day of school. 29—Baccala ureate. June— 1— Final exams end. 2— Commencement. 3— School out for at last for another three months. And the year Is completed. Page Fif ty-Se vc n CK.il 0 W i lei cj men is Printing and Btndnig Inland Printing Co., Walla Walla Photography ..............Vitert Studio, Walla Walla Additional photographs by 8ud Kelley. Wa-Hi Camera Club, and Mr. Walt Irvine, Seattle Engraving .. t . .Empire Engraving Co., Walla Walla The staff wishes to acknowledge thanks to all who helped in the production of this book. We especially thank Mrs. Grace Sauers of the Wa-Hi Faculty for advice to the art staff, The National Honor Society for help in advertising, the Camera Club for assistance in photography, Mr. Walt Irvine, of Seattle, Washington, for the pictures used in the introductory pages. Cover design created by Melvin Bogart, __ . _ ( Member p est.J 1937-3 ' ) Pago Fifty-Eight OUR COVERS ARE MOLLOY MADE THRU SAM BABCOCK 411 East 91st Street LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ' ■HBHB warn