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

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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

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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

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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