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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

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M 4 ' - N' as U ' -be rar' Q 3. fu, x PUBLISHED BB HSSOCIHTED STUDENTS lUHllFl lllFlllH HIGH SCHODL ,--x - f i Q 1 4 A 1 J x 1 1 A Z, Q! rw, -n THE 1939 STAFF OF THE 'ROYAL BLUE'HAS PRESENTED IN THIS VOL- UME THE EVENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR TRUSTING SINCERELY THAT IT WILL SERVE NOW AND IN THE YEARS T0 COME AS A FAITHFUL PORTRAYAL OF STUDENTS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES AT WA-l'II ' O M lGil't 1 O ll 0 RECOGNIZING IN OUR SCHOOL A SPIRIT DEVELOPED BY PAS SING GENERATIONS THAT MAKES WA'HI SOMETHING MORE TI-IAN A Bwunwc, A TEACHING STAFE AND A STUDENT BODY, THE STAFF ACKNOWLEDGE5 ITS LOYAIITY AND HONOR BY THE PRESENT DED- ICATION OF THIS BOOK TO ALMA MATER. OUR MAT ER 'Q Q, IHEW ' lil 's sunk.: I sg., x X 'Q L R ,hh VQQQ' a lluuv 1- - 5. 3- 9 , film E fn .151 44 1'3 - I x I s y 154 11 an-K flwilffffu hu' W, U 'J . Q4 Ju, I '-1 M, - .N X - 41, . ---5141 A f -- ,yr 4 jg? -'--. t,i'4m1f '.fr1f..,s ' A ' , !L A ' v 'Q is , af' ef.i x 1,4 1 t Ji 4 'lv 1 Y - , fn.-.,,.,. A W., 4 '.. 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You youth pictured here, if resolute, sym- pathetic, brave and just, can plot a straight course out of the circles of the present-can achieve an America great beyond our present hopes. Our country's greatest need is capable, honest, fair-minded people to control its events. It is my belief that the generation now in our schools gives more promise of meeting this need than any group I have known. I ex- pect it to do the triclc. W. A. LACEY It is natural for every student to feel that his high school is superior to most other schools in the land, and such a feeling of loyalty is one of the most precious ingredients in the thing we call school spirit. But sometimes we are too much inclined to rest on our laurels, though those laurels may have been earned long before many of us were in Wa-Hi. Our school has many wonderful traditions of accomplishment, but because it has been an outstanding school in the past is no guarantee that it will continue to be, unless each student and faculty member makes a continual effort. What we want is that Wa-Hi shall be a distinguished school-distinguished not merely for pep, but for the quality of its endeavors: the quality of its scholarship, its athletics, its R. O. T. C., its plays, its music, its activities in whatever form, its student citizenship. Whatever we do as a school, may we do it well. To this I pledge my support. DEAN LOBAUGH l. B LU F Page Eleven ROYAL BLUE 0 Page T xwlw The Facult Starts Things As Usual CPT PHILIP W. ALLISON R. O. T. C. Girls' Rifle Team Fencing Club Sponsors Corps HARRISON CLARK Head of Commercial Department Head Gatekeeper Social Committee MARTHA DECK General and Related Science Home Relations Lockers RALPH EMIGH Mathematics Boys' Intramural Sports CLIFFORD HAMAR English Wa-Hi journal Adviser Ouill and Scroll Radio Committee BETTY HOWARD Girls' Physical Education Girls' Sports Club PAUL ANDERSON B. E. AUSTIN History History Boys' Gym and Orientation Financial Manager of Boys' Federation Non-athletic Activities Golf DOLLIE CORN DESSIE COX English English Bookrooms Dramatics SCh0llf5hiP Committee Chairman of Radio Com. JULIANA DRAPER RUTH DUNN History Mathematics Adviser, class of 1941 MYRTLE FALK English Adviser, class of 1940 Mimeographing FAY HAMM Head of English Dept. National Honor Society Adviser Scholarship Committee LAWRENCE JACKY Adviser, class of 1939 MABEL GRAHAM Commercial Asst. Adviser, class of I939 MARY HIGHBERG Music Radio Committee EDITH KRUEGER Head of Physical Education Commgfgigl Department W. W. Club Adviser Boxing and Wrestling Track N. Y. A. Work Supervisor BESS KIRK ALICE KENYON LILLIAN LINDNER Head of Mathematics SCi2nC9 Lili!! Department Assembly Adviser English Mathematics Club Adviser Science Club Adviser Girls' Classical Club Adviser Social Committee AGNES LITTLE CHESTER LYBECKER GERALD MECKELSON English Agriculture Shop Gimmel Teth Club Adviser Future Farmers of America Future Craftsmen of Social Committee Adviser America Adviser -ROYAL BLUE The Facult Slarls Things As Usual HELEN McCORMICK Commercial Dean of Girls Girls' Federation Social Committee ERMA MINNICK Secretary, Principal's Office INA PETERSON Commercial Chairman, Freshman Assembly Committee LUCILLE PORTER Commercial Troubadour's Club Adviser Radio Committee GRACE SAUERS Art Freshman Assembly Committee B. A. TACK Head of Science Department Psychology Stage Work Public Address System ANNE WUEST German French German Club Adviser French Club Adviser ARMAND JEFFS Science Boys' Physical Education Head Coach. Football, Basketball JEAN MacGREGOR Head of Home Economics Department Artists of Home Economics Club Adviser SGT. HAROLD MIZONY Assistant Instructor R. O. T. C. Aviation Club Adviser IVY PETERSON Guidance Adviser, class of l942 Freshman Assembly Committee PAUL REED Chemistry Attendance Officer Visual Education C. A. STEELSMITH Head of Mechanical Arts Department Freshmen Assembly Committee WAYNE WELCH History Football Baseball MARY YATES Science Manager of Teachers' Rest Rooms Scholarship Committee JEAN SHOEMAKER Secretary. Superintendenfs Office LUCILLE McINTYRE Head of Foreign Language Department Equites Club Adviser ESTHER MOE Librarian El Adrea Club Adviser META PFEIFFER English Dramatics Radio Committee ALLEN REYNOLDS Mathematics Camera Club Adviser JAMES STEVENS English Speech Activities Radio Committee Royal Blue Adviser WALLACE WHEELER English Football Basketball FRANCES YEOMANS Head of History Department Chairman of Guidance Committee H. C. TILLEY Band Orchestra Aa Page llihlflfffl ROX AL BLUE' tudent Government Horns the Wheels Going 'Hound The 1300 students of Wa-Hi chose Jack Aylward to guide them throughout the school year of 1938 and 1939. The other students voted to student-body posts were: Willard Transeth, vice presidentg Joan Martin, secretary, Eugene Cochran, treasurer for the first semester, Kenneth Knowles, treasurer for the second semsterg and Bob Weathers, yell-leader. The Cabinet, selected by the president and ratified by the Legislative Assembly, has willingly worked with the president in directing the student affairs. Appointed to the offices of the Student Cabinet were: Commissioner of Assemblies, Sarah Ellen Loneyg Commis- sioner of Halls, Dave Barclay, Commissioner of Organization, Betty Robisong Commis- sioner of Buildings and Grounds, Harold Piper, Commissioner of Inter-School Relations, Clayton Matthews, Commissioner of Finance, Blaine Burton, Commissioner of Stage, Alvin Huber. The Cabinet has supervised activities of the school at a level fully as high as that of past years. Under the guiding hand of Chief Justice Jacob Gradwohl, the Student Court cleared- up congested hall conditions at Wa-Hi this year. Appointed to the oflices of Justices were: Sol Frank of the Senior class, Elmer Levin and Patty Walters, as the Junior membersg Robert Jacky and Doris McCauley, for the Sophomores, and Eugene Struthers, Freshman. The improvement of conditions at Wa-Hi, through activity of the Student Court, has been notable this year. One of the major innovations is the Fire Department. Stanley Kelso, elected fire chief, by the Legislative Assembly, has charge of the fire drills and has appointed a staff to help him. Members of the fire staff are: Jimmie Wamble, Jim Boldman, Pearl Jackson, Bob Hooper, Irene McNamara, and Eleanor Scheece. U Pr umidvnl xl.lrk Avlward Vlfl' pl 0511.11-:It XV1ll.1rd Trzxnscllm Scfrcfflry lfugcm- ffoflurz I l'v.ls11l'c-1' ,Ioan Nl4lI'llI1 YL-Il King limb Xxfvalrlu-rm 'ROY AI .Q-ui ig. gf-J ...uf if 7' f:cIIlIIIl'l - linull Il 'ISIcIlINl' ssl-mlllx R O Y A L Page Sixteen BLUE- Selling the Pace is The Girls' Federation ADVISER ,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,, ,,,,...,.. M ISS McCORMICK PRESIDENT ,.,,,,,A...,,,,,,,..... ,,,........,v,,v,,, L OIS PREAS VICE PRESIDENT ..,,,,,,,,. .,,,,,,,..... A LICE GARRETT SECRETARY ,,.,.....,,,,,,... ,....,,.,,. M ARGIE DACRES TREASURER .,..,,,,,,,.. .,,, .,,,,,,.,,.....,,,,,.,,...... ,..,,.........,.,,,,,I,. , R U TH WEBB Federation activities for the year 1938-1939 started with a party for the incoming freshman girls. Each girl was introduced to the customs and traditions of Wa-Hi by a senior girl. Halloween provided the setting for a very successful masquerade party. Prizes were given for the best costumes, a very dignified paper dress, and an impressive hill-billy costume. The monthly assemblies provided both entertainment and education. Outstanding talks were given by women prominent in the community. A one-act play entitled Proposing to Jane and an amateur hour was very entertaining. A Christmas assembly was given, the admission for which was clothing, food, or toys which were distributed to the needy. With the help of Mrs. Sauers and her art class, Margie Dacres and her assistants succeeded in converting an old room into a lounge room for the girls. Modern furniture and murals add to the effectiveness. The most important activity of the year was the Tri-State Conference which was held here in April. The theme of the Conference was The Fulfillment of a Dream. Approxi- mately 200 girls attended from a radius of 150 to 200 miles. The committee for the con- ference was headed by Lois Hamm, Barbara White, and Shirley Jo Mays. Cooperating with other club groups, this committee succeeded in conducting programs and meetings in such a fashion that it was generally enjoyed. The Federation has as its ideals and goal the betterment of school spirit and better relationship among the girls. The Girls, Cabinet, headed by Helen Sporleder the first semester, and Helen Marshall the second semester, has clone much to promote this. The cooperation of every girl in school has helped to make this year another success in Feder- ation history. Arlvibvr M155 lVlcCoi'inick President Lois Preas Vice President Alice Garrett Svcrvtary lVIm'joric Dncrc-5 Treasurer Rutlm Webb -ROYAL BLUE -.1 .,..,. OS lflril .M1m'vlur f.'unm1l7lVlarahall. Sclilclc, Pratt. Stvplwln. Timm, Pollard, Spnrlmlvr. Cfrrgo. Xvnltviw liznl .Yr-nirrlur ff.1lv11n'!-Davix, Palmer, Dafrrs. Snydvr, Nlavs, McNamara. Allison. Nlarum. Mnrwlmll, Hnvmn, XY'lnli-. Sporli-dvr. Plnqurt. Andi-mon, Harold. Pri-an .Slnmlii .licrriwlrr flillnzlll--Cupvlzliinl liohtvr, l.uwdL'n. Nlnrxlmll. Slonv. jvrmwri. Cfllx'nim'. lli-nn, Cfnvli- .5iimlll.M'rr1m1l'r f.1l'lm'!-Xevixd P.. l.alIge', Kvnl. llnrriw, Slwilvr, lNl.1vs, linlyuv. XX lvln-. Nil-.mn, llllvv. ll.lIllln. Wflllvlx ljn-.lx lNl.mn. Wfullv, llarulil. Nlzrxlrill. Slums: W'liil4' l'.f.l Yun! fi ROYAL BLUE 0 MILAN NESLIN CLAYTON MATTHEWS WAYNE AYLWARD WAYNE BERRY PAUL ANDERSON Page Ezghtsm Also llllilllflllllill is The B0 S' Federation ADVISER ,7...,.,,,, ,,,,.Y.. .,.,,,,...... P A UL ANDERSON PRESIDENT ......,,,,,,,,,,...,.. ,,,,,,Y,,Y...,...,,,,,,,.. M ILAN NESLIN VICE PRESIDENT .,,,...,, ,,,,,,.... C LAYTON MATTHEWS SECRETARY T... ,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,..,, W A YNE AYLWARD TREASURER ,,,7,,,...,......,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,...,,,.,,,,.,,,.,... W AYNE BERRY Since the establishment of the Federation last year, a great many things have been accomplished. In the fall and spring a party is given for the incoming freshman boys. This gives them an opportunity to get accustomed to the curricula of high school life. The assemblies, held twice a month, feature spealcers of varied fields, each a separate source of inspiration to the boys. Clubs also provide entertainment. A Christmas assembly was given through the cooperation of both Boys' and Girls' Federations to collect supplies for the needy. Another interesting item is the sending of cards to the boys who are absent for any length of time. The boys assist in intramural sports and activities. Fifteen delegates from Wa-Hi attended the Older Boys' Con- ference in Spokane. On their return they reported on the highlights of the Conference in boys' assembly. The Federation includes many committees. The entertainment com- mittee has charge of the assemblies. The committee to greet new boys shows them their classes and introduces them to other boys. There is also a visiting committee to greet visitors to the school and show them the places of interest. The Boys' Federation was organized for the purpose of getting the boys better acquainted with each other, and assisting them in every way possible. This year has been a great success as well as a great aid to the boys. The cooperation of all the boys in school with the Federation ofli- cers and adviser has helped to make it a success. YAI r 1 44151. . w Q rn, v 'Li li ,y?i'F.5 w ill Ehfw-1-. lxig as xii, balsa.. :J,?,A i2N:,:- Q, . X ' E, Q ,VJ .1-f -xr: 15.7,--Y w,f-,-H'-Qi' - v ' .V,zj. n K - V , ,di :ft 'A .-- ' E NW? , . ty' L4 . ' 111,-fy ' 5 .,.. -:'5. ,, w ,M .. -,, ,-H - . , f'v ,X ,Aw-1, , M. fu. lv 1, A . V mv. .L ,. W I- V. -, 4 H , Q45 X. ,. ,,,.. -w. .' 1 ,Q lasses 1 -ROYAL BLUE Presenting The eniors First Semester Second Semester Boa RI-IAY ,,,,.,,.s,,,,,,,...,,. ,.e,,...ss P resident s,,.,e..,se.,,.s. ,.,,, ss,s,.,. . ..,.....s,.. B os RHAY MAR Joxus DAcnEs .. ,see,,,.e, Vice President ,s.., ..,, esses,s C , ,MERTON HOLLOWAY JUNE WAMBLE s,.ees.e, , ..,..., aSecrefary-Treasurer ,B .s,s.ss,...s. HAROLD PIPER IRENE MCNAMERA ,.,..., .........s C abinet s......,,,s.,. . .,.. .,,s.se....., J Acxis SNYDER .IEANNE WOOTON ..,...... ........., C ouncil sss..e,.... ......... V IRGINIA WILLABY VIRGINIA CREGO DOROTHY GIBBONS Adviser .,....,.,sseees,....,.es... se.e..sees,,ee M ISS RUTH DUNN The class of 1939 is the largest to graduate from Wa-Hi and has naturally led in activities. Playing an active part even as Freshmen, the Seniors have maintained an ever- increasing part in athletics and social affairs. In spite of active participation in widely varied activities, the class has kept up a high grade standard. The following committees are at present functioning to complete arrangements for the last days of school. BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Esther Schmidt Bob Martin Dorothy Gibbons Virginia Vails Bob Rhay Peg Dickerson john Erdman Barbara Woodward Wayne Aylward Bettilyn Bean Lois jean Hamilton ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Dave Barclay Betty Robison Wayne Berry Marjorie Dacres Kay Husby Bob Rhay Clayton Matthews SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE Harold Piper Barbara Chisholm Sterling LaRue June Wamble Page Twenty ROYAL BLUE 0 ADAMS, HARRY-Equites, Track AITON, MARION--Entered from Helena, Montana, Camera Club, Speech Festival, Seven Chances ALLARD, FRANCES-Girls' Honorary Sport Club ALLEN, BOB-Journal Staff, Senate Club, Legislative As- sembly, Basketball, Track, Officers' Club, Wa-Hilarities, Older Boys' Conference ALLISON, PEGGY-Entered from Philadelphia, Fencing, Journal Staff, Assistant Editor, El Adrea, Sponsor, Girls' Cabinet, Wa-Hilarities, Seven Chances , Quill and Scroll, Secretary ARGO, BARNARD- W. W. Club, Officers' Club, Legislative Assembly, Track, Football ARY, USONA-Orchestra AYDE, LOLETTA-El Adrea, journal Staff, Wa-Hilarities AYLWARD, MARY JEAN-Sponsor, Captain, Legislative Assembly AYLWARD, JACK-Student Body President, Command Offi- cer, Rifle Team, Boxing Team, W. W. Club, Officers' Club BAILEY, MARY-Entered from Dixie, Home Economics Club BAKER, SARA LUCILLE'-Gimmel Teth, Girls' Cabinet, Kennewick Conference BARCLAY, DAVID-Announcement Committee, Legislative Assembly, Student Cabinet, Student Leaders' Conference, Baseball, Boxing, Equites Club BARNEY, VIVIAN BATES, CURTIS-Entered from Seattle, The Goose Hangs High , Legislative Assembly, Troubadors' Club, President, Officers' Club, Chairman Radio Committee, Boys' Federation Assembly Committee, Football BEAN, BETTILYN-Gimmel Teth, Legislative Assembly, Girls' Council, Wa-Hilarities, Orchestra BEATTY, ALICE - Wa-Hilarities, Rifle Team, Seven Chances BEMISS, LILA-Entered from Weskan, Kansas BENZEL, HAROLD-Chorus, Basketball, Legislative Assembly BERRY, WAYNE-W. W. Club, Basketball, Baseball, Journal Staff, Announcement Committee, Vice President Freshman Class, Treasurer of W. W. Club BIAGI, MARGARET BLEAKNEY, ALWILDA-Entered from Boardman, Oregon BLOMGREM, RICHMOND-Stock Judging Team, F. F. A. Club BOGEL, RAYMOND-Boxing, Track, Football, W. W. Club BOLDMAN, DORIS-Legislative Assembly, Girls' Honorary Sport Club, journal Staff, Commencement Committee BOLDMAN, JAMES- The Missing Witness , Petticoat Fever , Older Boys' Conference, Wa-Hilarities, Seven Chances P BRADFIELD, HOWARD BRISTOL, ROBERTA-Home Economics Club, Basketball, Intermural Sports, Gym Class Assistant BRYANT, DAVID-Band, Orchestra BUSSELL, MARJORIE-Minute Girl, Wa-Hilarities CAMPBELL, CRAIG-Equites, Tennis CHISHOLM, BARBARA-Chorus, Girls' Council, Wa-Hilar- ities, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Gimmel Teth, Vice Presi- dent, The Missing Witness , Legislative Assembly, Girls' Rifle Team, Sponsor, Seven Chances , Why I Am A Bachelor Page Twrnly-four CLARKE, ARLENE-Entered from Alvian High COCKRAN, EUGENE-Football, Student Body Treasurer, Secretary of Junior Class, Student Cabinet COLEMAN, MARYLOU-Wa-Hilarities, Girls' Classical Club, Treasurer, Vice President, National Honor Society, Vice President, Salutatorian COLLINS, PETER-Equites, Mural CONNERY, ARMOND COPPLE, DAVE-Captain of Bowling Team COYLE, BETTY-Legislative Assembly, Camera Club, Girls' Rifle Team, Girls' Honorary Sport Club, Seven Chances CREGO, VIRGINIA-Girls' Council, El Adrea, Sponsor, Second Lieutenant, Annual Staff, Wa-Hilarities CRIDLEBAUGH, DOROTHY-Entered from Lewiston, journal Staff, Home Economic Club, Legislative Assembly CLEMENS, NONA CLEMENSON, DICK-F. C. A., Legislative Assembly, Home- room president CUMMINS, HELEN-Journal Staff, Annual Staff, Legisla- tive Assembly, Sponsor, Quill and Scroll, The Missing Witness , joan of the Nancy Lee , L'alliance Francais CUNNINGTON, ROBERTA-German Club, Joan of the Nancy Lee CZYHOLD, MARGARET-Wa-Hilarities DACRES, MARJORIE-Entered from St. Patrick's, Girls' Council, Girls' Cabinet, Secretary of Girls' Federation, Vice President of Senior Class, El Adrea, Typical Student, Senior Announcement Committee DAVIS, MARY ALICE-Tri-State Conference, Girls' Rifle Team, Girls' Cabinet, Girls' Council, El Adrea, Girls' Fed- eration Conference, Joan of the Nancy Lee DAVIS, KENNETH-Transferred to El Segundo, California DAWSON, FLORENCE-German Club DEETER, FAYE-Entered from Kennewick, L'alliance Francais DE LONG, HOWARD-Officers' Club DE MERICE, ROBERTA-Entered from Rosalia High, Girls' Chorus DICKERSON, PEG-Associate Editor, Journal Staff, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Classical Club, Annual Staff, Sponsor, Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee, Legislative Assembly DIXON, PEARL-Spirit Week DONLEY, HAZEL DUDLEY, MAYE-Entered from Athena, L'alliance Francais' Sponsor, Corporal DUMMLER, BILL-Football DUNNING, THELMA-Camera Club, Legislative Assembly, Annual Staff, Girls' Federation Representative EDDY, WAYNE-Entered from Oaksdale High EVANS, ALICE-National Honor Society, Tri-State Con- ference, Wa-Hilarities FAUSTI, VINCENT-F. F. A., President, Legislative As- sembly, Potato Judging Team FERRIS, BOB-Stage Crew, Future Craftsmen of America '- FISHER, ROBERT-Equites, Fencing Club, National Honor Society, Officers' Club ORUYAIA HI,l'l X V .Lk. F? 1 -Q W 3 1 12 1 V' 13 I +L Adam VN. Mkvvs F. k29.am-L R, N-Utovu P. Mmm CS. -:qc Unhvq m L. :V ,: f , W , N U: 2' 5 ' 5g i 4 Q . 1: 1 ,Avki 4.,A 8 ' Afiim I M.N5lurood Jnkqlwooi NMQNISAQ .Gakih D.6M. 'f NLQQMUQ Q,GgT,l'u5 8.3mm ' 3 3 fi 7 xlff Lx-'gi' 9 1 'A.GtdWvg YMBMWFL W. Rillvmopw RB A . H x I, yk ' gc fi , X Q04 gh um . Li ii i i -132 if Af. Aa ,3. .-mn. D.B.ea..M .x.a.u...., n.Q-.Wada va.a'a.:w. u.o...,.,m w..xa..Mf.u c.c..-.umm som 1 2 Q A 2 'b ' sy W , Q - -, . -k.UalJlc E.Cooln'ulM 'M.ColumaM 9. 'Pxlnnmvlq Y5.Cuu,9-t V.01Uqo k 4 t, V' Jani, if 'M k Z R . K Y YJ? ' K A f , A .mi 5.CNMlfb0W' N.C9.Um!AVa D.C1uuMA01A H.Cuuvmvm Rbunminq 'M.0gqVw4-A 'm.Da.cM'A 'Yh.Duu0. i E v'-' ' f H-W x 1 -IJ-I 4 I fi 1-A. bw-:A v.Dw1.m F.DuTv1 1-x Pmcmzmcs QD' sem 9.D1n-Q-v. N-x.DnQ:q 1 2 . ' 'Y f Q E ' ' V' N .HA 1, 2 ,nj J 2 Q A .J K- ' , ,S ,Q -3 -Nr J 4 I 'N.DueAluq V4.0 H T.Qumnimq Wloldq k.Cv-mm NI.Fcum'Y1- R.FvJvuA RX-'wlwn I '.11 Lluvfmu ROYAL BLUE 0 DRISKELL, GLENNA-Journal Staff, Yell Staff, Queen, Sponsor, Girls' Honorary Sports Club, Annual Staff, Chor- us, Petticoat Fever , Tri-State Conference, Tumbling Club, Wa-Hilarities FRANK, SOL-Boys' Quartet - FRANKLAND, JACK-Journal Staff, Football Manager, Leg- islative Assembly Equites Club FRANKLIN, LORAIN-Football, Boxing FRAZIER, WILMA-Journal Staff FREEPONS, EDWARD FROESE, OSCAR-German Club, Secretary, President, Jour- nal Staff, Annual Staff, Legislative Assembly GEIST, MARJORIE-Legislative Assembly GEHRETT, RODNEY-Football, W. W. Club GETTMAN, HELEN- Joan of the Nancy Lee , German Club, Chorus, Glee Club GIBBONS. DOROTHY-Math Club, Fencing Team, Girls' Rifle Team, Wa-Hilarities, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Girls Council, Speech, National Honor Society, Legislative As- sembl-y, Orchestra GILLIAM, HELEN GLASPEY, GLEN-Future Craftsmen of America GRADWOHL, JACOB-Ofhcers' Club, Chief Justice Supreme Court: Student Cabinet, Legislative Assembly GRADWOHL, MARJORIE-German Club, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Journal Staff, Wa-Hilarities, Chorus, Glee Club GROFF, TALETTA-Wa-Hilarities, Joan of the Nancy Lee GROSS, ALVIN GROTE, BENNY--Journal Staff, Annual Staff, Football, W. W. Club, F. F. A., Basketball, Boys' Welfare Committee GOULD, DOROTHY-Home Economics Club, Eh Kah Nam, Speech Festival, Wa-Hilarities HAMILTON, LOIS - Commencement-Baccalaureate Com- mittee HASTINGS, CHARLES- The Missing Witnessn, Legisla- tive Assembly, Aviation Club, Oihcers' Club HAMM. LOIS-Gimmel Teth, President, Legislative Assembly, Tri-State Conference, Journal Staff, Sponsor, Vice Presi- dent Junior Class, Wa-Hilarities, Federation Conference HEALY, JIM-Entered from Astoria, Oregon HARDING, DOROTHY--German Club, Secretary HAROLD, JANE--Girls' Council, Girls Cabinet, Lgislative As- sembly, Wa'Hilaritjes, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Girls' Rifle Team, Camera Club, President, Girls' Honorary Sports Club: Annual Staff, Tri-State Conference, Seven Chances , Tumbling Club HARRIS, GRACE HARRIS, LOUISE-Wa-Hilarities HENDERSON, FLORENCE-Wa-Hilarities, Girls' Cabinet, Home Economics Club HERGERT, MARIAN-Math Club, Girls' Honorary Sports Club, President, Vice President LEHMAN, LEONA HILBERT, CORA JEAN- Joan of the Nancy Lee , Petti- coat Fever , Wa-Hilarities, Journal Staff, National Honor Society, Legislative Assembly, Speech Festival, Wa-Hi News Flashes, Rifle Club, Sponsor, Glee Club, Seven Chances HILL, HAROLD HIRSH, ROY--Agriculture Club, Wrestling Club, Trouba- dots' Club, Rifle Team, F. F. A. Club, Stock Judging Team Page Twenty-xix HOLLOWAY, MERTON-Football, Senate Club, President, Basketball, Vice President Senior Class, Journal Staff HOLTGREVE, FRANCES-Math Club, Girls' Classical Club, President, Girls' Rifle Team, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Tri-State Conference, Junior Classical League, Wa-Hilarities, Journal Staff HOLWAGER, MARJORIE HOOPER, BOB-Senate Club, President, Legislative Assembly, Junior Class Oflicer HUBER, ALVIN--Transfer to Wa-Hi, Stage Crew, P. A. System, Radio Controls HUNTER, JOHN-Stage Crew HURST, EVERTT HUSBY, KAY-Entered from Spokane, Sponsor, Journal Staff, Legislative Assembly, Giminel Teth, Girls' Cabinet, Wa-Hilarities, Senior Announcement Committee IRELAND, PAT- Joan of the Nancy Lee , Wa-Hilarities, Football: Basketball, Boys' Quartet, Chorus, Seven Chances JACKSON, PEARL-Fire Squad JAUSLIN, JEOMA-German Club, Legislative Assembly, National Honor Society JENSEN, MAXINE-Girls' Honorary Sport Club, French Club JESSEE, ARLENE JOHNSON, VIOLET-Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Wa-Hilarities McBAIN, EUGENE-Boxing KELLY, GEORGE-Trargfer to Wa-Hi, Boxing, Wa-Hilarities KELLY, NORMAN-Entered from Colville High, Football, Basketball, Boxing, Wa-Hilarities KELSO, STANLEY-Equites Club, Legislative Assembly, Wrestling, Fire Chief, Football KEN DALL, THELMA KENT, ELEANOR-A. of H. E., Mural, Girls' Cabinet, Glee Club, Wa-Hilarities KIRKMAN, BOB-Football, W. W. Club, Senate Club, Vice President, Journal Staff, Sophomore Class President, Stu- dent Court, Wa-Hilarities, Legislative Assembly KIRKMAN, BETTY--Girls' Council, Girls' Classical Club, Typical Student KNOWLES, KENNETH-Equites Club, National Honor Society, Student Body Cabinet, Officers Club LA COUNT, JOYCE-Entered from Portland, Radio Play, Commencement Committee LAMBERT, HELEN-Girls' Honorary Sport Club, Home- room President LAMMERTS, LORRAINE-Math Club LAND, RUTH-Journal Staff, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Sponsor, Glee Club, Wa-Hilarities LANGE, BETH-Math Club, Camera Club, Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Treasurer, Girls' Rifle Team, Speech, Legislative Assembly, Girls' Cabinet, Seven Chances LARGENT, JOHN-Journal Staff, Legislative Assembly, Camera Club, Wa-Hilarities, Baseball LARSON, RICHARD-Entered from North Central, Spokane LA RUE, STERLING-Aviation Club, President, National Honor Society, President, Quill and Scroll, Oflicers' Club, The Goose Hangs High , Joan of the Nancy Lee , Petticoat Fever , Wa-Hilarities, Seven Chancesn, Editor of Wa-Hi Journal, Fencing Club, Older Boys' Conference, Legislative Assembl-y, Chief Magistrate of Traihc Court, Football, Chairman of Eh-Kah-Nam, Senior Play Com- mittee, Boys' Federation Committeeman -ROY A I. 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IH, fvnnlx -,Hu ROYAL BLUE 0 LAWSON, GRACE-Entered from Wapato High, Glee Club LONEY, SARAH ELLEN-El Adrea, Annual Staff, Editor, Sponsor, First Lieutenant, Tri-State Conference, Student Leaders Conference, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, President, Student Cabinet LUCKY, DOROTHY-Entered from Idaho Falls, Annual Staff LYFORD, JAMES-Football, Band, Pep Band, Legislative Assembly LYONS, RITA--Entered from St. Patricks MAC DOUGALL, ROBERT-Football, Basketball, Boxing, Petticoat Fever , Officers' Club, W. W. Club, Wa-Hilar- ities, Seven Chances MCFARLAND, JACK--Dramatic Club, Legislative Assembly MCLACKLAN, ISABEL-Girls' Honorary Sports Club, Girls' Federation Representative MCLEOD, BETTY JUNE-Girls' Rifle Team, Legislative As- sembly, Girls' Federation MCNAMARA, IRENE-German Club, Girls' Cabinet, Legis- lative Assembly, Fire Squad, Commencement Committee MCNICKOLS, ARLYS-Orchestra, El Adrea MARSHALL, HELEN-Entered from St. Paul's, Girls' Cab- inet, Girls' Council, Legislative Assembly, Tri-State Con- ference, El Adrea, Seven Chances MARTIN, JEANNE-National Honor Society, Legislative Assembly, Valedictoriarikk MARTIN, ROBERT-Football, Entered from St. Patricks MARUM, PATTY--Legislative Assembly, Girls' Cabinet, Girls' Council, Joan of the Nancy Lee , The Missing Wit- ness , Gimmel Teth, Secretary, Sponsor, Girls' Rilie Team, Orchestra, Tri-State Conference, Commencement Speaker MATTHEWS, CLAYTON-Royal Blue, Associate Editor, Equites, President, National Honor Society, President, Quill and Scroll, Eh Kah Nam Contest, Second place, Stu- dent Cabinet, Student Court, Camera Club, President, Junior Class Vice President, Boys' Federation Vice Presi- dent, Announcement Committee, Legislative Assembly, Commencement Speaker, Extemporaneous Speech Con- tests, Older Boys' Conference MAXEY, AUREL-Gimmel Teth, L'alliance, Legislative'As- sembly, National Honor Society, Seven Chances MAXSON, BRUCE-Potato Judging Team, F. F. A. MAYS, SHIRLEY JO-Entered from Waitsburg, Tri-State Conference, Orchestra, Girls' Council, Girls' Cabinet, El Adrea, Sponsor, Legislative Assembly, Journal Staff MANSFIELD, MITZI-Girls' Honorary Sports Club, Presi- dent, National Honor Society MEINERS, DELIA-El Adrea, Wa-Hilarities, Homeroom President MILLER, WARD-Legislative Assembly, journal Staff, Senate Club, Secretary MOUNT, JOE-Equites, The Missing Witness , Seven Chances , The Wedding MUSGRAVE, BURNETTA-Wa-Hilarities NEW, DAVID-Equites NESLIN, MILAN-Football, Basketball, Legislative Assembly, Equites, Camera Club, President Boys' Federation,fW. W. Club NILSSON, JANE-AEntered from Dayton, Legislative As- sembly, Sponsor: El Adrea, Treasurer, Petticoat Fever , Girls' Cabinet, Seven Chances OLIVER, DONNA BELLE--Legislative Assembly, Sponsor, El Adrea, Girls' Rifle Club, Wa-Hilarities age Twenty-fight OLSON, MARGERY- joan of the Nancy Lee , Wa-Hilar- ities, Girls' Chorus, Troubadors Club, A. H. E. OSBORNE, ETHEL- Joan of the Nancy Lee OSWALD, BETTY-Legislative Assembly, Math Club, Ger- man Club, National Honor Society PIPER, HAROLD-Math Club, Senior Play Committee, Sec- retary-Treasurer of Senior Class, Rifle Team, Officers' Club, Student Cabinet, Secretary Treasurer of Freshman Class, Older Boys' Conference PLAQUET, DON PLAQUET, PEGGY-Girls' Cabinet, Sponsor POLLARD, DORIS DEAN- Wa-Hi News Flashes, El Adrea, Girls' Council, Tri-State Conference, Girls' Trio, Wa-Hilarities, Petticoat Fever PONTI, FRANCIS-Journal Staff, Legislative Assembly PREAS, LOIS--Girls' Federation President, Girls' Council, El Adrea, Vice President, Wa-Hilarities, Student Leaders' Conference, Girls' Trio, Waitsburg Girls' Conference PREAS, VERNE-Mural PRINCE, HAROLD-Legislative Assembly REA, FRANCES REHORN, MARION-Sponsor, Gimmel Teth REHBERG, JOHN-Legislative Assembly, F. F. A., Stock Jddging Team REISWIG, ROBERT REYNOLDS, WAYNE-Golf Club, Wa-Hilarities RHAY, BOB-Entered from Waitsburg, President of the Senior Class, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Legislative As- sembly, Wa-Hilarities, W. W. Club, Senior Announce- ment Committee RICHARDSON, JOYCE--Entered from St. Patricks, Legis- lative Assembly ROBISON, BETTY-Gimmel Teth, Sponsor, Student Cab- inet, Missing Witness , Senior Announcement Committee ROHN, ELDORAWA. H. E., Chorus RUTHER, HELEN-Legislative Assembly, Math Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Tri-State Conference SALMEIER, CLARENCE SANTO, MARIAN- Joan of the Nancy Lee , Wa-Hilarities SAUNDERS, DICK-Tennis, Vice President Spohomore Class SCHMIDT, ESTHER-Girls' Honorary Sports Club, German Club, Commencement Committee SCHNEIDMILLER, SAM SCHOESLER, WALTER-Ofhcers' Club, Second Lieutenant, Wa-Hilarities SCHREINER, JUNE-Girls' Chorus, joan of the Nancy Lee , Legislative Assembly, National Honor Society SEITZ, EDNA-Annual Staff, Journal Staff, Quill and Scroll, Legislative Assembly, Girls' Classical Club SHALER, ELDON-F. F. A. SIVERLING, BOB-Legislative Assembly, Equites, Football, National Honor Society SMART, THOMAS-Legislative Assembly SMITH, OSCAR-Entered from Touchet High, Troubadors' Club SNIDER, JACK- Petticoat Fever SNIDER, ,IACKIEA-Journal Staff, Legislative Assembly, Girls' Rifle Team, El Adrea, Girls' Cabinet, Wa-Hilarities, Tri- State Conference, Girls' Council SPEARMAN, HELEN-Entered from Baker High, Art Club, Girls' Federation Representative Ai H 1... - . A ll ' S.E..Lavx04 O,X.udwq J,Ls.ybo'v.d R,X..qovvs 6.WF09k-Yam XMGXA M .a fa f- - 'Z k 'J 17 N: A A 3 x 14 5.M'Xf.0'6- X.WfNanond XNNHCMGQA R-VXGMYKG-Q 6. ?.MaJuAfm C.NXaTY-Kam 3 1: F , 3 10' Ji ,341 A.NXd-IK-Uk B.NXarxMvx S. 0-MA MMAMBMJ5 3. Nxowvik !5,NXusq'1MrE 1 1' 7 Ai 'i f 2 Q A , 'zu V N , K 'ff ET -Qi.. W Q 4 F1 W ,Y A A ,h L's I A D. wr Nx.Nv..Lw 3. 1!Movx O.0liNvw NK.0Mo-vx E.O'.4mMx 3.01 N-K. Lpvv. 2 ,f ff fs A J , A 3.5 '7 F AF! 'Ly t . 41 5- V V 3 lv L -' ' ff' r ' ? lp Af A , ' MQ Q 1 Q.P.Qaqu 9.P1aq4u'A' .900-Dax Y-'.PavxI.x X...9'u.aua Q NJ. 'mob .vumce F.Rf.a M by Q Q A QQ 1, ' ff' 2 if I F1 A ' NN-Q!-VWW 3-gf-11091-W . GAMUKQ NR 3-Ri GMMVS Bxlolvimnovu E. ohm 3 fl Fl , S I ' i YXRuI.ku. , muvx ES RUC Mid ' vm ...f J f t gt Aa, . jf f 1 I E- U- E-SM 01 . 'T.Svnax1 oswa. wsvmmm l'.1gg. lumix nn -ROYAL BLUE ROYAL BLUE O SPORLEDER, HELEN--National Honor Society, Gimmel Teth, President of Junior Class, Girls' Federation, Secretary, Vice President, Girls' Conference, Girls' Council, Legisla- tive Assembly STEWART, HOMER-Legislative Assembly, Vice President, Officers' Club: Older Boys' Conference, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Band, Petticoat Fever , Pep Band, Wa-Hilarities STOLLER, BERNICE-Legislative Assembly, A. H. E., Presi- dent STOLLER, PAUL-Golf Club, Chorus STONE, SHIRLEY-Girls' Council, Vice President, Sponsor, Legislative Assembly, El Aclrea, Secretary, President, Wa- Hilarities, Student Court STRATTON, MOLLIE-A. H. E. SWANT, GENE--Pep Band, Band, Oflicers' Club, Legisla- tive Assembly, Orchestra TAYLOR, HARRIS-Football, Track, Wrestling, W. W. Club, Officers' Club, Rifle Team, Legislative Assembly, Basketball, State Track Meet, Wa-Hilarities, Seven Chances TEAGUE, ELAINE-Entered from West Linn, El Adrea, Petticoat Fever , Annual Staff, Girls' Cabinet, Wa-Hilar- ities, Seven Chances THOMPSON, ELWIN-Legislative Assembly TIMM, BETTY JUNE-Gimmel Teth, Fencing Club, Girls' Council, Sponsor, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Annual Staff, Tri-State Confet- ence TOMLINSON, DOROTHY--Journal Staff, Assistant Editor TRANSETH, WILLARD-Entered from Stanton, Vice Presi- dent of Student Body, Petticoat Fever , Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Legislative Assembly, W. W. Club, Math Club, Student Cabinet TROUT, PHYLIS TUKE, JOE-Legislative Assembly, F. F. A. Club, Stock Judging Team, Potato Judging, Conference Delegate TURNER, VIVIAN-Entered from Dayton High VAILS, VIRGINIA-Journal Stall, Camera Club, Library As- sistant VEDDER, JAMES-Math Club, Camera Club WAMBLE, JUNE-Annual Staff, Wa-Hilarities, Sponsor, Girls' Council, National Honor Society, Vice President, Quill and Scroll, El Adrea, Girls' Classical Club, Girls' Rifle Team, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Play Commit- tee, Tri-State Conference, Seven Chances WALLACE, DAIL- Legislative Assembly, Future Craftsmen of America, Boise Patoon WALLACE, GAIL-Legislative Assembly, Future Craftsmen of America, Boise Patoon WALTERS, KENNETH WALTON, BILL WARFIELD, MYRA-Sponsor, Legislative Assembly WARNER, MERLIN-F. F. A., Stock Judging Team WEATHERMON, WILMA- Joan of the Nancy Lee , French Club WEATHERS, BOB-Yell King, Student Cabinet, Legislative Assembly, Baseball, Journal Staff, W. W. Club, Wa- Hilarities WEED, LESLIE-F. F. A. ' WIETZ, CLARA WELLS, BOB-Legislative Assembly, Equites Club, Camera Club, Rifle Team, The Missing Witness WHITE, VIVIAN-Gimmel Teth, Legislative Assembly, Wa- Hilarities, Annual Staff WHITTINGTON, LAURA- Joan of the Nancy Lee , Glee Club, Girls' Council WIDENER, LOIS JEAN-Journal Staff, Wa-Hi News Flashes, Minute Girl WIEBE, RUTH-Legislative Assembly, A. of H. E. Club, Secretary, President, Girls' Cabinet, National Honor Society WILLABY, VIRGINIA-Journal Staff, Sponsor, Gimmel Teth, Wa-Hilarities, Girls' Federation WILSON, HELEN-Wa-Hilarities, Home Ec. Assembly WILLIAMS, TALETTA WOLFE, MARGERY JEAN-A. of H. E., Mural, Girls' Cab- inet, Glee Club, Wa-Hilarities WOIBLET, ALBERT WOODWARD, BARBARA-National Honor Society, Legis- lative Assembly, Speech Festival, Annual Staff, Girls' Cab- inet, Girls' Conference, Tri-State Conference, Camera Club, President, Secretary, French Club, Gimmel Teth, Wa- Hilarities, Joan of the Nancy Lee , Orchestra, Senior Commencement-Baccalaureate Committee, Eh Kah Nam Contest WOODWORTH, JAMES--Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Math Club, Seven Chances , Wa-Hilarities WOOTON, JEANNE-Girls' Council, Legislative Assembly, El Adrea, National Honor Society YEEND, BOB--Camera Club, Treasurer of Homeroom YOUDOVITCH, ESTHER-Quill and Scroll, The Missing Witness , Journal Staff, Home Economics Club AYLWARD, WAYNE-Legislative Assembly, Math Club, Ofhcers' Club, Baseball, Commencement-Baccalaureate Com- mittee, Secretary of Boys' Federation, National Honor Society BRUMBACK, DON-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Legislative Assembly FRANK, JOHN VAN BUSKIRK, FRANKIE-Girls' Athletic Homeroom Rep- resentative Pagc Tl7ir1'y TONY ALBRO HELEN CLINE GOLDA COX DORIS DE LONG GORDON DIEI-IL WILLIAM DUMMLER BEULAH ENDSLEY DALE FULLER MERLE HARBERT CAMERA SI-IY HERBERT HAWKINS ROY HEESON BOB HERRIN HOWARD HERRIN ROBERT HIRSCH JACK HOGBEN RALPH HOLMES WILLARD JOHNSON LOIS KECK KEITH MACE FRANCES MILLIRON BILL RAUH JOE SHAFER HOWARD SHELDEN FERN SMITH CLARENCE SWANSON ROBERT WARNER HUBERT WEBBER -ROYAL BLUE- to . 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Clulng Footballg Baseball: German Club EWART, JOHN-Entered from Burlingame High Schoolg Bandg Orchestra FlEWIG, MABEL-Legislative Assemblyg Die Lorein Vercin, Treasurer HILL, HENRY eliaml, Hand Nlasterg Pmschallg Pep Banclg lioothall jll.G, JOHN l.egisl.ilivc Assemlulyg li. li. A. LIEWIS. JOHN-'joL11'l1ail Staff: German lflulug lrlomeroom President Rlilllllli, FAYE Girls' Honorary Sport Chili: Baslcethall: Gym Class Assistant REUBLE, lVlATHll.DA- Girls' Honorary Sport Cluhg Turn- hlingg Baslcetlaallg Girls' Federation Representativeq Gym Class Assistant SMITH, WILISUR-l,rp Bandg Wa4Hilaritiesq l'Captain Apple Jack SWANSON, LELAND-Wa-Hilarities: Yell Stagg Home- room President SPORLEDER, MARVIN-Agrirulture Cluhg Senate Cluhg Boxing THONIAS, ARTHUR journal Stall: wlllmi: Nlissing Will1ess : W1l'Hil.ll'iliC51 liuxingg Howling 'lleamz lmgislatlvv Assembly THONIAS, JACK --li. li. A.: Senate Club: W. W. Clulvg Bux- ingg Rifle Team: Wa-Hilaritiesg Older Boys' Conference' Allison lVleClal XVILLIAIVIS, KENNETH flfntcrctl from Touclict l'.ig,i Iliirli mi ROYAL BLUE O Page Thirtyvlu in Anil Next Years Leaders The Juniors Fifi! Semefler Second Semester DEAN LONEY ee.e,ee.... .e..,, . President. .,e,..e....eee. eeeee.eee L ELAND NELsoN FRANK WOODS e,e.,,.. .,..,.. V ice President ,,,e,e,e ...,..eee.e,., F RANCIS BATEANY ALF TRANSETH ...e,e.. ee...., S ecretary ..,,eee....... .,ee,.. D ALLAS THo1uNG1'oN JUNE DIMMICK, eeee ee... ,..Girls' Council eee.,,, .ee,e.,ee V IRGINIA Fosren PATTY WALTERS ....e. ,ee.,e G irlsl Council eeeeeee eeeeee. P xrrv COPELAND RUTH CARTER e.ee,e eeee,.. G irls' Cabinet .....,eC ,.eee,... P Arn WALTERS The Juniors of Wa-Hi under Miss Falk's supervision have accomplished much this year, and show promise of becoming one of the most active senior classes Wa-Hi has ever known. The typical students which were chosen in a school-wide election from the Junior Class were Betty Rauh, Alice Garrett, and Dick Eggers. Many Juniors took part in the various phases of the annual Wa-Hilarities program, and the Junior Class's own contribution to it was a clever Mexican scene used as a finale for the show. The theme of Wa-Hilarities being the World's Fairs, the Mexican scene was used to depict the San Francisco World's Fair. Yvonne Neumann, dressed as a Mexican Hower girl sang Cavelitos. joan Martin played Estrelita on her violin, and Patty Copeland and Mary Margaret Mitchell exe- cuted a colorful Spanish dance. As a fitting close, the actors sang San Francisco. The Juniors have contributed regularly to the sports activities of the school for many seasons. Juniors particularly outstanding on the school teams this year were Don Keyes on the basketball team, and Henry Oswald, football letterman. 1'1llllll'l'lll1IllS 109 1 u11m'rlun. fflmmlwrs, Rr1l1verg. Loulwau. 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Hanan. Hn'nJn'rsou. 1V1.lr1c11.nn, Holdmnn. Ifggu-rs D., Page. Dun- -an. Jn-uv-n. W11v'11ark ffnlmn. Hamtllxgs XV., Tnvlnr, G.. ffnrlv. S1-pl. Klvnmlmfk. Amivrmn, Cnwv. Gxlln-lt. Darn-s Iilrkx, S111-lwuud. York. Ann-s. Pnkv. Huff - v Scmor 15 S Ov:-llvy, 'Igurnvr. Rvwr. N1.1l1nw, lwrfv. 140,514-. 11mm n. Sturgxll, jordan. Frvrr. Deflovr l.4'1nu.m, Rm-11. Kwhn. W'm'1u'r. Burton. lwuw. XY.-1--1. lhgg.-u. Arnmmng. Kchv. Salnu-11-r in-llmrdl. Zn-r, WH-111x, Grcv. Frank. Kung. Owxlvv, M1111-r. Bzmkx. Fravw 2 318 I-rnwlvv. Iklnzluwn. lmnv-111. In-f1.13u.k. Tlmumllml. lfllvpnlrlr Cim11. Nm-lsnn. Sam-rs, Mormn. Pnrwmu. 1 n1vruux, Sulwn-11 1N1vrklxn. ffnnm-ry. Wm-av:-r. lnmilwrg. 1-'ullvu 101 flats-N. Haag. Pc'rs1mll. Mf1.a1n. Dunnufk. Kfux. Gnuwng. Gnrn-xr Nm-1-1. Hvtfnnv, Shvldcr. Ln-m-. C1-ul. N111 1.uug111m, 1in'a1e- WR-llx. Pvrrv, 131111, X1C'1x1!v. Harlwutu 203 1V11f.n11. Xvllmun, liarnvv. 15nrc1l, Van Scot- lvr. 1'mrnvll, Xvnudx, Hnlgh. Fu-Ida, jauslm. VC'1rt11 Gumirnrnu. Smxrh. Andvrson, Rader. Shem- uvll. Gramm-nd. ffovlv. Jawbx. Diem, Kmcaid 13:11, Stvv-nrt, Dn'Vaxwy. 1.r1-pn-r. Cnrtvr. lfusxm-11. 1N1m'13n11. Rowe. Rolvvrtx 319 Sw-umm, Grnv. Howard. Tnvlor, Slwr- mmd, Ku-nvnu. Gunn-u. Lmdatmm 1N1l11e'r, 1 u1tnn, f:1l1!0n. Dulllng, Hnrlvl-r'I. rum... ls...,1.-M. umm.. Slum. j,nu1uxx, 1511111--rm 1.nn-nyuml, 1 u11vr -ROYAL BLUI' IU.. Hmm 12-n ROYAL BLUE- Page Thirty-four The Green is Filfllllil From The ophomores First Semester Second Semester HELEN WEBB ..e......,. .,,...e, P resident ee......... ,. .ee,e.,ee FRANK Boxawmz WESLEY SHAW ....EE,eEe.e..... , ee,,eee Vice President ....eee e..,.... V IRGINIA PRATT LOURENNE DYSART ,,,,sE,ssss,,,,,.......,,,,,s,,,. Secretary-treasurer s,,,,,s,,.,..,,s,,,,,s,,,..., JERRY LA RUE This year the former Freshmen have proved successful Sophomores and loyal sup- porters of Wa-Hi. The Sophomore class has also been fortunate in having many students who have made the honor roll and who have been prominent in school activities. For the first time in many years the class has contributed several athletes to the varsity teams. Jack Melton, David Cox, Bud Miller, Jack Kenny, Warren Bischoif, Dick Clark, Paul Garland, Daryl Gilliam, and Dick Eggers have received this honor. The class has also contributed a number of successful players to the interscholastic girl's team. Dorothy Chriscoe and Lois Mace will be in the group of the first girls to earn letters in Wa-Hi this year. Many of the students in the class have participated in speech and dramatics. Two members of the class won places in the Golden Jubilee contest. Dorothy Chriscoe who spoke on The Pioneers of Washingtonl' had the honor of winning iirst place and also placed in the state meet. Harold Pratt not only placed 2nd in the Oratorical Contest but also had one of the important leads in the All-School Play. The class contributed a bowery scene to Wa-Hilarity which consisted of 2 skaters, a dancer, and 12 singers. In the absence of Frank Boewer, sophomore president, Virginia Pratt, vice president, took the responsibility of chairman for Wa-Hilarities. Many of the students in the class have proved capable leaders of school clubs. Reginald Thompson and Helen Webb, both former presidents of the class, were chosen to be the typical students of the Sophomore class. The class has had the capable guidance of Miss Draper throughout the year. ORU Y A I Hmnl-lwmllls ' f 5f3 5nInuIvl. I,muI4'n. I511-u. ffuxuxll. Kvnnv. INI1vu4'II. INIuIIunm'x. Alulnuon, K4-Ivm, 5IImuLIl Ihvl-lnwu, fnloxuxlm, Imzn-lx. ,'XmI4'1ml1, Hlnuzxu, julzxxxmu, S.uln-lx, II.llxIInp:. Xvvnlllllpg I, WH-lululmz If Ii.n'1v, fXxnI4'lxull. II.lll, II.lx'lIn-x. I'x.llu 57 Iw-flux. Wilyzlut. Iivnxwu. INII-Imn. Ihsldf ...4..., u...1.m.1. ml.-. Imk. rguppl.-. S.-xnmln Ik-wn. XX rnllu-mmm. Hall. H.u.Ilm1. I5nI-I- m.m. Iknmumx. Ifrm-m.m. 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I xlxvll. Iiugpglux Uhwl, Ivpx.unv. III,uIuwII, Immun. I'InIu.1gm-1. II.v.-MII--1 I.mkm, IIN-:mln-. I3.u4p:n'u. I-wx. I'1mku- vvn. Y-nk. 'I',uI1, Umm. Ihmui. I-rn-mv. I-.xgun Ihxls. I'1xIlrl'. Hrnlx, OWAILI. IU-Irv. IM- I-xr, W'-xlfv. I5vnn'I. Imuxwttl. Sumvrlln. Imuv-. Z I7 IiuIIIln.1n. I .mku Ifulghxun. II.mwn Izuuch. K--Im, Y4-nm. Rm, Nmmx S4l1'm'Iln-I. SfIwr'u', Ruun-II. II.ulIn'x' 'I'--.nl. SIwrlmI. Iim-uvr, IVIlIIvr II. Snlmn-In-1 ffl -,go Ifnrln-rl. I,awmn. INIcI.vod Cf , Snvxdvrx IXInI.vmI I,., Xvrlghl, I'vuurrn1.ln. lfIurlNtvl1v-ll KI-Im SIIS 11.11. r1U.,p.-f. mm. 1l..,.,.,N,.., yu...-.. I'.nlIV. l,m'In', IS:'rg4'vln I3xs.ll'l, Yallx. N'.xIlI. L5vm'rt1lrI. INInIfxux. I-'I--nlwr. ZJIII. Dvvr Ilmmpmn. Pnrnnnx, Irwin, I'Iuovvr. Hut' vm, G.lrr1'!l. I lmII1-r. II1'niI1'IaI. I.n Ru:- 3 15 Iwmuln-r, I7ummIvr, ,I'1'mpIvlun. f.nuIK.u. lI1IImm. Wfulkn-1. Klnmnu, Platt. IVInwt1'nn, Ijn-n'IsIn-w Sum:-1. I'Ivrun, Yokmn. Slxlw, INIIUH-w. Kulmw. K ng. W'n'IvIw. Pm-lrvlll. IJUII INInI,vmI. Xvulfv. IVIfI5ArI:uw, Iirnlv. fwlgvx. Ullman, Kfullvv. I'r.lrlun. Strmim-, Sllmmvl I I 316 Klnkn-1, Cluullv. SIIJIM. RnIwl'lwnn. Hull:- vvllm ID.lhIu. Dlrkllxmlu, Iiulvrnwn. .I.u'uIw IXIA-Ilmlvr. Rankin. Ihwnrl. I51-alll. Umlv- ln-kr, MI-Iv, SInnIw, lfdk--rdr INIIIIM. Xvllxon, Al-In-1, XY-wIIv SmuII. Ilnlnn I'u .II IIIIII I - . -v -, I., Iffu I ROYAL BLUE 0 Page Thirly-si Always Lively Are The Freshmen First Semester Second Semester PAUL GARLAND. ,A.e,.. ....,..,e P resident ..,s,,,sss..,,s,, s.,..ss.s,,,, T oivi COPELAND JACK MELTON. ..,...., ...,.,... V ice President ss,.,es.,.. ,ss,,...s M AXINE HARTLEY JACK FREEMAN, s...,.,se....e,...,.,,e,,e.,.....e,..e Secretary-Treasurer ,,s,eee,,,s,,es C e..ee.. CHARLES GALLO This year, Wa-Hi welcomed one of the largest freshman classes that has ever attempt- ed to pry into its educational secrets. Combined with the two hundred and fifty new stu- dents that entered the first semester, the second semester's seventy-five froshers made a total of three hundred and twenty-five. The uwearers o' the green occupy ten homerooms. Miss Ivy Peterson, the class adviser, cooperating with Tom Copeland, second semester president, and his assistants, vice-president Maxine Hartley, and secretary-treasurer Charles Gallo, contributed a beautiful Hawaiian scene to the Wa-Hilarities. Also, during the first semester, president Paul Garland, and his cooperatives, vice-president Jack Melton, and secretary-treasurer Jack Freeman, sponsored a series of freshman parties after school in the cafeteria. As usual, the responsibility of gathering the wood for a pep-rally bonfire fell upon the unlucky greenhorns. This duty was performed without any prompting from the disap- pointed sophomore class. Eugene McMann was elected by his class as one of the ten typical students of Wa-Hi. Jack Melton made the varsity football team. The freshman basketball team was also good this year. All freshmen take gym, and while the girls are learning the art of dancing, volleyball, basketball, tennis, tumbling, and speedball, the boys are occupied with softball, basketball, horseshoes, and badminton. Some of the more sport-loving ones take part in spring football, fencing, boxing, and wrestling. The freshmen have assemblies separate from the upper classmen, because of the in- crease in the enrollment of Wa-Hi, and the insufficient number of seats in the auditorium. Freshman boys cannot enter the R.O.T.C. military corps because of a school regu- lation. Many of the musical-minded have entered the band, which is permissible, provided they take gym during their freshman year. Although they have a few short-comings, the present freshman class should make a fine class of sophomores-and eventually, seniors. Hmwmmm Gm Han. Chu-rl-rr, 131-1Vlvrm-. Burl--r. Sum' lu-llc. Hull. Hvmlvrxou. Gallo. Xwatmn l'p1gvrx. fun. 1.1-v. Davxa, Stunv, Slum-r man, Xvvlnllvr, Pvrxluall, Nvllla-xlulp, Knorr. All l'g15vls. Amin-I-.un, lwnlgln. Hunlrl. Papzr. llanwu, Know. Sllullu-rx, IJ.-X'.um-1, lynrnn-1. 1wnn.apv. Hrrkrukaulp 60 Pmtflm. lagv. Hofvr, l3lvmlng. Garrvll. Clmmny. 1,1-pp.-r, llxxon, Lunkrv. Turkvr. 11.-1-p.-11. 1 llnlmlf-vman. lallclnp. Hulvr, lkvmlall, Dor- m.nu'v, l'1aIluw. lllwlmp. '1'vmplo'Iul1, Wvavnlvlv flluuluulll. linwv. llorgrrx. Vffulfl, 1.n'palm'. Swulxn. Nvslln. Aulv, Smith, Anwn. ffnnvwrx, 11.11111 114 farlv, XX llllammn. kllvlvr, Hamlrv. Nlrrta- llung. 1J.m'rx. '1'urrv. Marlin, 1VlcMann. Hon- -lvrmn. l rm-w Uauu-l. Gallo, Rltwulmuw. Hvlmlclc. ,lack- mn. ffm-vlumg. flalvlv. Ban-s. Rnark. Duncan. Xvlllx Hun.-ll. Amlcrsnn, lVla11 all. Tolnlmvon. 151-lim-r, Dunllvv. He:-acnmr. XY'I1m-lvv. Cru- :ula . Sn lm:-sxlrr 112 lfruslad. lirummln-lla-r, Hauclr. lirldpzlnam, Taylor, lNlv1nlmart. lirnwn. Corn. Doodrufl, f,npvland. jvnwn ,ln-sw. lV14l3mvll, Carr--lt, Dixon, Foltz. Smyth, llaull. Kmgslvv. Harlclund, 1V1fl5addrn. Yannuv Iamlrlmn. Snntlm. Samw, lmlvrxc. H1-ndvr, mu. Snumll, Hold--rlnan. Amlvrson Hasllllgs 117 Van Zandt. R, l,av, Barrvtl. Vawlvr. lf:-ul. Wlrvxrvlx-, lfrank. Van Zandt, Nlflirldv Starr, S111-lmn, Sprncvr. lilavlorlc, Hard- mpr. Spa-nu-r, CL. Spa-arman. Awle. Kung. l5r.u-lflvlll, Snkln-r, Starr Holuapgn-r. lh-nm'sm', Rall:-r. Davu. lhmlv. vlkaxlm, W'vlvlwrr, S-llmull 20.2 w'xngn-l. ffarmn. Nlarxulx-lx. llmgi. Hart- lvx. Halvrv. Yi-vml. Santo. Tomplcms. Gould. 171-.ur1'. llve-wr Ralvx. lulu-N. fflxaw. 15111, Xvun 15s'v' Alw. tlnlunmn, XVrlglu, R4-wr, -In-nxvn, Gumlman. 1,1111-nu-m. Sam-rx lxlnllaln. Snullx. lfmulnlm. Yan Nalmu-n. Slrlngtu-ld, Mallumn, 111-rg.-vm. Sllnuull. l1.nxu'V. Rulunl, Rnuwx 207 lNln-llon. fu-r. juvvnal, Spolm. Dull, Dum- mlvv, lfnuu. Hull. Lauler. Sm-nk. jon:-s. Hall. flvlllnan. Collin T1-pp--I. lin-ck. Peaflw. N1-w, Harden. Por, wr. 'l'url1-V, Snuivr. D1-ment. l.,ouxa. Rook. lfnwlwru Rmgvl. Halsfh. Hurst. Scluram, W1ll11'ln1, lfnllr, Huvl. 1V10ll0n. Nlarlln. Dickey 216 Clruwu. Rvvlmlds, lWurrlxon. Wflutv. Rllmlrs, 1,01-r. Harmllllg, Yanlw, Hlllwrl. Klgln. Rnlnusnn Cfmxdaln-. Cfmwlu. 11urnlxam. Srrodv, lfalwy, Smuiaj, Pznwslm. Hn'rgn-rt, Rlfllarlz. Fvrris Ilurldlm-mm, Aum-v. Aw-rs. Tlmmpaon. 11.-.k, lfollvtt. w'umls. Pagr, liafuw, Kolvavaxlu 214 llvnnm-tl. Slufk. Smltlx. Anxpaufh. Davis. lwlaugluan, 1VlcKn-lllpn. 1-laufl. Hnwlu. Fln-tclwr. Alllxnn 1Nlurplw. lrllmll. U Dvll. Pratt, Rn-mrlr. 114-mwr. Nu-man, Zalxl, Juni-s, l3ar4'l.1'y', 5142114-x'. Ummm lkuylv. Lru-k. Ku-sun. liurlx--rm, XlC'mvvr, R--luln-rp, XVolI1-, Cupp OROYALBLUE lin. lf-nn -1. n YAI. BLUE' 102 Higga, Gallo. Rupp. Zandt, Wlllson. MV ers, Rotherlwrgvr. MclN'11llmn. Baxln-r. Tnnm Chrislvmen, Pollard Savage. Knudson. Blnhandvr, Cflmriwov Hulbush, Slokm. Harman. Gllwraon. Gard Arnold, LeRouX Posey. Yevnd. Beck. Kruger, Nlyvrs. Dent Cvnbim. Wfallccr. Friesv. Glampcy. Harris Row bt-tween two thorn. Wfhatl No referee? On thx- mound Hold tight-Hold tightlcrl The check-up Students on the march Hold it, Glm-nnal Moonlight and shadows Noon hull ft-at WU'-y-v-y Sargvl Alu-n-tmn I 1 llwrn rivlll Two heads are? No ballet skirt Xvhoops and hollc-rs Thv wheels of Wa-Hi Spring mcew Fall Sun Babies Thr flu-ck down PM-k-a-imc Tvplfal lwo -ROYAL Future' cooks lic prepared! Takv your puck So long. fellas Tlnrcn- clwvrs lllumlwlrrs Go un ur, Iml-5 Pall Grow up! Cuttin' up Full 'er up Spill The lnar mile Hear yr! Hold ngrlirk! End of Clnslmlm Trail Flngvrs Look out hr-lo Wfomvn army lc HI. Good loo Arn-rlmn wl m'l slugs Plrnlr in wllnlvrm-xx Tlw gang.: Martin and llvl lllmropgrnplu-rx H:-Ip! F14-.xx IH llnrxun ,w Vw . - ww--agwm. -rr . 1 . , f'fiIfI?fTEi?-132,:HC-715'5' I W 453 .-:Q .,,,'11jWM'if'i 5QN-.p I ts wi 5425? , i ' ,w - , Mu tl X nl X six V A '. , . .- f V 1 m L , -- A .,,-, . it 4. , . w' V ,,r. , , hi ' , .L M W f 'ik 1 r.-1.11415 ,A ' ' ' ' um ci -' - R . V M . 1. - f 1 I ,E 2-- '4' ,. . fl, .Ar 'H M H, 'P A , .., . Q w r 4 x I W ptivities OROX AL Bl UI Slau- SIU-N! Smmm-1 num-1 S.nlgv gm-NR-n11.uuu 1 n.....n.-1 .....1.1...,,.-U... HA-NIJ Ang--l Hmm-mum Sam Ms-Y Nunn ruslm 'l'lw :lun-v um-nluw Rx-lwwvd Harm' Slum, pl U.n1g'x .ull ln-rv Xxfrum fNllal.akv I uunhl' hun: wluxl 1,114-ml nl I I Smm Nun Il.-.nl I lfmuku-N XX'Ixu Hlkm' H1-xl' lWarlux1.uldfQulkx' l'rn-14 Ga-I mv mn! I'--1-l 1 I 'I'l'Jcll,111'i'f'AvK1l ROYAL BLUE 0 MR. STISVIENS. Adu-ir CLAYTON MATFIEWS. A SARAH ELLEN LONEY, lidmrr JUNE WAMFSLE. Bn-iimi IlfItnm,ut-r Hiifhlifflitinff School Activities Fl H Fl Returning student desire for a year book has enabled this year's staif to publish a book larger and more colorful than those of recent years. This year over half the students in Wa-Hi have purchased annuals. The present staff, determined to fulfill the demand for publication before the end of the school year, has been forced to put diminished emphasis on late spring activities. To counteract this loss, records of this years achievements will appear fully reported in the 1940 Royal Blue. Under the leadership of Sarah Ellen Loney, Editor-in-chief, and Clayton Matthews, Associate Editor, in charge of photography, a large and active staff has developed. June Wamble, Business Manager, has had complete charge of sales and business. Glenna Dris- coll displayed her stellar salesmanship in disposing of over three hundred books. Other Royal Blue staff members are Roberta Gowen, make-upg Virginia Crego, art, Dorothy Lucky and jane Harold, salesg Dale Dixon, publicity, Thelma Dunning, typistg Helen Cummins, Seniorsg Barbara Wocidward, Betty june Timm, lVlarinn Crego, Jeanne Turner, and Dorothy Chriscoe, general staff. lhziji li-vrli It-in Q., -ROYAL BLUE 'Q-.ff MR. H AMAR. .flilri-ii VHARHZS HASTINGS. lfu-nz.-it Illia. fQ'I'liRl,lNCi l.ARlll1, liliiiii l'l:Ci lDIliKl:llSUN. yliwiiiili Ifililnr Iltwnrtling the arch of Events By sponsoring a literary contest with a cash prize, the Wa-Hi journal has made a definite step in encouraging students in creative writing. An interesting feature is the addition of the Journal office for members of the staff. Quite different is the new head schedule which gives a modern appearance to the paper. The advertising staff has held up unusually well, and the journal will finish the year with a favorable balance. The grade requirement is raising the standard of writing, and it is hoped that it will raise the N.S.P.A. rating from a first-class paperl' to their goal of an All American paper . Under the leadership of Clifford Hamar, the Quill and Scroll chapter has been re- vived, giving the journalists more incentive to do outstanding writing. Staff for the first semester was: Changes the second semester were: Hdiror STERLING LA RUE Business Manager CHARl,ES MONTGOMERX' Associate Editor PEG DICKERSON Advertising Manager GLENNA JOHNSON Advertising Manager DANNY KREMER Assistant Editors Donoruv 'TOMLINSON Business Manager liEONTlNE jAssAUn ELEANOR St:MEiat:i-i Assistant Giaoieoia RoMiNt: News Editor lVlAIJEI.INli Howmm News lftlitor Hici.i4.N f:UMMINS Assistant -Ifuriuii SNXIH-'II Assislillll l:RANKIIS PoN1'i Society Rtrru l..-xNi1 lit-attii'c lfditoi' EIINA Snitz Sports l k.ftNx lioiswmz Society Lois JEAN WILJENER Features ci0RA JEAN Hii,BEii'i' Columns FRANCIS Hoi.Toiii5vE l'.i,,i furli fin' -ROYAL BLUE In l'eai'e-Tillie I'reparatinn The voluntary unit of Wa-Hi was officially recognized by the Federal War Depart- ment as a Reserve Officers, Training Corps in 1919. Captain P. W. Allison, assisted by Sergeant Mizony, is now in charge of the four companies of military boys and one company of sponsors. Mr. H. C. Tilley is in charge of the military band. There are many chances to win special awards and advancement for the boy who fol- lows the regulations of the corps. Jack Darch was chosen as the best first-year student, and two first lieutenants, three sergeants, and one private received awards for straight As, in theoretical work. Every week a general inspection is held, when one person from each company, and one person from the band is chosen according to the neatness of their uniforms. Once a month theater tickets are given to the five best-dressed cadets that have won the most times during the month. Harris Taylor is in charge of a rifle team of boys in the corps that shoot in the riiie range beneath the military offices in the Industrial Arts Building. Also, the supply room is in that building. The sponsor,s company is under charge of Captain Mary Jean Aylward. Sarah Ellen Loney and Virginia Crego are first lieutenants. Each week girls are chosen from the spon- SUFS corps tl! inspect the tfljops. The Federal inspection is held in the spring of every year. The battalion also sponsors a military tournament. ORUYAI BLU! v 'Fits 'U Speaking Well for the Selinnl The newly organized speech squad having sponsored two radio programs, and various contests, and dehates, has met regularly throughout the year. Dorothy Gould, Clayton Matthews, Barbara Woodward, and Frank Boewer reached the finals in the Eh-Kali-Nam, traditional Wa-Hi speech contest. Dorothy Gould placed first and Clayton Matthews, who represented Wfa-Hi at Whitinaii, second. Four girls who were chosen from a large mixed group to represent Wa-Hi at Seattle were Cora jean Hilbert, who placed second in the state-wide poetry interpretation contest, Marion Aiton, who placed third, Dorothy Gould and Barbara Woodward. The speakers are under the direction of James Stevens. Iutlging From Experience Representing Wa-Hi at various stock and potato judging events this year were two well-trained teams. Those selected to do potato judging were Elwood Shemwell Bruce lVlnxson and Richmond Blomgren. Blomgren with jack Hoglwen and john Rehlwerg con- stituted thc stock-judging team. hen Clubs eet ROYAL BLUE 0 Aviation Club Gas airplane models have received the enthusiastic attention of the nineteen members of the Aviation Club. The boys, who are all interested in model build- ing, were asked to cooperate in the National Air Week. Under the leadership of Sergeant Harold Mizony, they are laying a good foundation for future aeronautical work. Officers are: President. ..,,,e,,,...,. ...,. . ,,,,...,.. S TERLING LARUE Vice President .e...,.,..,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 oHN WEIDERT Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,..,.,, ,,,, .,,..,...,, J A CK DAVIS Camera Club Learning to take, print, and develop pictures is the aim of the Camera Club. This year the members have improved the dark room, thereby getting practice in what they learn about developing and printing. Many candid snaps were contributed to the snapshot pages of the annual. Parties and hikes, which feature picture taking are the main activities of the club. El Arlreo Prominent in girls' clubs of Wa-Hi, E1 Adrea has attained new heights this year. The girls strive to develop the character of members by freeing them from self-consciousness. Among its accomplishments were a successful semi-formal dance, an assembly, a skit for Wa-Hilarities, and a formal banquet for the senior members. Shirley Stone, president, was aided in these undertakings by Louis Preas, vice president, Sarah Ellen Loney, secretary, and Jane Nilsson, treasurer. Equites One of the oldest Wa-Hi clubs is Equites, the clas- sical club for boys. The heavy stage curtain was pur- chased with proceeds from the production Antigone given by the club members. At the meetings, one-half of the programs are about everyday problems, and a varied program of classical subjects. The boys plan their own programs. President ...........,...........,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., D Avm NEW Vice President .,.., ..... , , ,, .,..,,... DICK KENYoN Secretary .. . . FRANCIS BATFANY Treasurer .. . .. JERRY LARUE Page Furly-ugh! F. F. A. Altogether there are fifty Future Farmers of Amer- ica in Wa-Hi's branch of the national organization. The boys gave showings of cattle, fruit, and vegetables at the Southeastern Washington Fair and at the Spo- kane Junior Livestock Show. Their projects include cooperative swine and potato projects, a grass nursery, and fertilizer plots. This year, the Union Pacific Scholarship was earned by John Rehberg. Der Lorelei Verein Members of this club are either studying German now, have studied it, or speak it at home. In the educa- tional meetings of the club, programs are organized so the members can learn about Germany and German life. Besides these meetings, this club has social meet- ings which include parties, an annual spring picnic, and a semi-formal banquet at the end of the year. The officers of this club are: President. ........,....................... ,.... ........... J o HN FRANK Vice President ' .................... GLORIA HILL Secretary .......................... ........, D oizorl-IY HARDING Treasurer ................ ...,........ ............,.. E s TI-Ian DILL lillllllllll Tetb One of the outstanding social clubs is the Gimmel Teth. The girls have their social meetings at the mem- bers' homes. They sponsored an Election Dance in the fall. At the beginning of the new semester, new mem- bers were introduced into the club by a formal invita- tion and banquet. An annual picnic was held in the spring. The president, Kay Husby, is aided by vice president, Barbara Chisholm, secretary, Patty Marum, and treasurer, Myrna Cation. Girls' Honorary Sports Club Sponsoring girls athletics in the school is the main aim of the Girls' Honorary Sports Club. The girls act as leaders and referees in intramural games, and help to score and manage tournaments. A skating party was held in the fall, a progressive dinner in the spring. Later they held their annual overnight camping trip. A play-day for the nearby schools was sponsored by the girls in the spring. They also gave an assembly depict- ing the history of basketball. Aviation ,lvnsi-n. J, lfmiglu, Haxlings. lfupzvrs. nl, XV:-nlvrt, Harman. l.a Ruc- lX'lllunv, la Rui: limlpglx. Wfvlilvrl lhvls, fforn. llolillnan Camera Hoovvr, XV:-lls, linfk, lioldman I.anp1r, Anton. Harold, I.:-lxman Cfovlv. W'oodward, Tavlor. Vails Dunning, lloldinan li., Hnhvll Cfovlv, Dixon Rvvnolilx, Dull. Vi-ildvr, Howard Y:-i-nd, Sclmik, Hathaway. Largr-ni El Adrea Xvamlwlv, ffrcgn. Tvaglw. lfnllrr Olivvr. Snyiln-r. Avrli-. l,onn-y Foster. Marsluall. Nllsxon. Sionv, Pri-as. Fulton. Xvooion. Mann Pollard. Davis, Ov'-rlwv, Nvwman. Flaw-s, ji-nwn Equites Kinks-r. Klmwlvn. Nlonnt, Ni-w. liranlclm, Nlafkw, K1-nvnn, Aclamw, l l0lall'rn1an 1 Dann-l. lwslwr. Sui-nmn. Cfonlcv. fiarrvll, llalf.1m'. Nlattlu-wx, l.aRu1- F. F. A. lVli-Dow-ll, Taylor, York. Cfollrv. Smllli, Dixon. Yrs-vwv. Samlvrs, Yvvrwv. Holm-r. fflirixtlan-on, Slwin- ui-ll -In-wir. llanll. Smith. l7nknuon. Shun-. l'l:-mln-rmn, Smllli, fiarivll, lfanxtl. l,xlu-flu-r Rlltvnluxnw, l'lanawn, Kllvlrr, llvr- gs-vm. XY'allafr, Tranartli. fihrrvtt, H1-fmr. ji-W-v, ifliri-ro, Maxaon, fflarl: Der Lorci Verein Uavimn. lioldman. Harding. Frank, Klnsfatllrr, Wllnning, Kins- latlwr. Dill, Ci-ul. Ciraclwolml, Frnvw. Xvllxning Gimmel Tetla W'l1nr, Russell, fflnwlxolnl. Pratt. Stvvvlxs. Palnwr. Timm, Halcrr. Radvr Copclanil, Ri-horn. Hmlxy, Harvcv, Nlarrln, Nlarum, Valul. Hamm, fjauon Girls Honorary Sports Clula l'lom.nil'. lVl.uuln-lil. lNlil..nlxlm. Ri-nlvlv. funny. R1-nblv N. lannlwrl. Dunk-'ll. l'mlrlm.1n l Svpl. Sllnnlw, ll.-rip-ll. Sain-is, N is.,x.i....m. Vi.-....-.., .'XlI.u.l, Ma., OROY A P ROYAL BLUE 0 Arts ul' Hume Euinumirs Developing interest in the Home Economic depart- ment is the desire of the Arts of Home Economics Club. Scrap books are being made for the Children's Ortho- pedic Hospital in Seattle, and also of the club activities. The activities of the club consisted of the ticket sale, for Petticoat Fever, ushering for Wa-I-Iilarities, a radio program, a spring picnic and a Christmas party, and initiation. Three girls attended the Washington Home Economic Convention at Cheney. Y' 7 Y ' fJlI'lS Classical Club Greek architecture is the chief discussion at meet- ings of the Girls' Classical Club. The girls have taken an active part in school affairs, such as a skit in the Wa-Hilarities, a progressive dinner, a skating party, and an initiation of the club members. Officers are: President .........,............................................,. FRANCIS Horfrsnsvs Vice President ......... MARY Lou COLEMAN Secretary .... ,..,............... J UNE S1-uMEo Treasurer , , ,,,,, , . .... . ., . ., BEVERLY BURGESS Future Cral'tsl1uu1 ul' AIIlHl'll'il The Future Craftsmen of America is composed of ten boys who are interested in the construction of furni- ture and machinery. At present, they are not affiliated with the national organization, but they plan to join in the future. The boys make machinery for the shop, and work on furniture projects which are sold with the profit going to further the development of the shop. The boys have no officers. Fencing Club With a membership of twenty fencers, this club holds practice three afternoons a week. Captain P. W. Allison is the instructor. The members hold annual competitions with the B teams of the neighboring colleges and universities. The fencing paraphernalia is furnished by the students. Page Filly Nlutlr Club With the idea of learning something about mathe- matics, and having a good time, the members of the Math Club, have enjoyed a very full year. At the meetings, math games are played, and math puzzles are worked. Speakers have spoken on army codes and as- tronomy. An enjoyable fall party was given and also a delightful spring party, both being given at members' homes. 1' I ' - N f1ll'lS llllle Llub Using the R. O. T. C. range, the girls of the Rifle Club have weekly competition between club members on Wednesday evenings. At the beginning of each semester new girls are taken in and taught the funda- mentals of shooting. The girls shoot ten consecutive shots each evening and Frances I-Ioltgreve recently received the honor of shooting a perfect score. In a close match the Walla Walla girls defeated the Kenne- wick girls club. Truullutlur Club Featured at their meetings, are programs put on by members of the Troubador Club. This is done to make them more at ease in the assemblies, noon skits and radio programs. They help Santa Claus at Christ- mas, and Cupid on St. Valentine's day with their post office. Also enjoyed, is a social side to the club, with the members having several parties, and basket socials. They also presented a dancing skit for the Wa-Hilar- 1t1es. VV W Club Keeping order at school games, is the main duty of the W. W. Club. This club is limited to lettermen. Under the supervision of Merton Holloway, offenders at games are hacked,' by the paddle committee. One interesting feature of the club is its initiation, which is never forgotten by the member. Lawrence Jacky is the adviser. President is Merton Holloway, vice presi- dent, Bob Weathersg secretary-treasurer, Wayne Berry, reporter, Dick Clark. 'ROYAL BLUE A. H. E. lira-ling, K4-nt, lirmnl, Rohn, Fri' vr, W'n'lw, lmtvtlarnl Plaquct, Stlllwvll, Wfollc, Gunllu-. Stall--r. Ytnndtwvnit-In, Vattrm Girls Classical Clulw Pnpv. Bilrgt-ss, Colrman. Hatgll, Chrmfn, Mnrru, Hollgrvvr, Klrkman Turner. Catvs, Gard. Nlannmg, Gmvan. Flvtflxt-r. Staines, Slunlw F. C. A. XV1-rd. Sauvrs, Kinman. Bnldman. Anti-x. Rn-su-ig, Mn-slclt-ann llvnvvl. Fox, Hart. Frm-sv, Snlmvs lvr Fencing j, Lakin-. liullvr, Otto, Timm. I.ongmirt', Darrin, Van Atta, Harvvy, Nlafkn- Russvll. Knorr. Hart, Palm:-r, l.a Rim, Dnrctnirn-. Gilwlwm Math Ki-lm, lfmtt-r, Huw.n-tl. IM-M.u-ix Alvin-glalx. Di-Hnrr, Travis Kfnllw. Lonvv, Xvolfv. linwvrman, Whmiwnrtlx, Davin, Gm-rinan. Hn-ftur Girls Rilic Clulw Rauli. Htxltgl'n'x't', Halgll. lulavrs. Honvi-r, Lange. Cuvlv Gilwlwnns, Nxfamlwlr. Harvrv. John- son. Mann. Harald, Travis, Ks-Im Troulvaclor Clulw Pratt, l.1m.latnrm. Rogvrs. liaxtron, O. Smith, Bnsm-ll Olsnn. Muutwv, King, Small, Srlmlvr, Collin' W. W. Club Rhay, Kvye-5, MafDnugall, Coch- ran, Owwala. Taylor, Pirrcv, lfggvm, Xvnodh, Clarkv. R. Jacky Burton. Xvallarc, Martin. Gvhrrx-tt, Tran:-4-th, VUuathn-ra, Dunham, fists-5, lfggvrx, licrry. jafky' l'.n:. l'iylx .Int ROYAL BLUE 0 Page' Fifty-lm: ln Harmony The chorus has been very outstanding throughout the year having successfully partici- pated in many school activities. Among these were radio programs, performances for P. T. A., and assemblies. The chorus also contributed a very realistic and pleasing Indian scene to Wa-Hilarities. Approximately seventy-five boys and girls toolc part in the Indian scene. The mixed chorus and the girls' chorus have both almost doubled their singers with a total of seventy-Hve boys and girls now taking part. Students who have done exceptionally fine work have done solo and trio worlc this year. The students learn the fundamentals of music which includes the reading of notes and theoretical work. The work done by the chorus has been under the capable supervision of Mrs. Highberg. With a Melody For twenty-five years the Wa-Hi orchestra has made musical contributions to the school. Most of the development during this time has been under the guidance of Mr. H. C. Tilley. The present organization has twenty-eight members who meet twice a week for practice with a variety of instruments. Providing much of the musical back-ground for Wa-Hilarities, the orchestra played the introductory overture and incidental music through-out. He Had 'Seven Chances' Seven Chances, by Roi Cooper Megnee was chosen for the annual Senior class play this year. The play which was directed by Miss Meta Pfleiffer and presented on May 5, was the story of one Jimmie Shannon who would receive twelve million dollars as the result of an erratic grandfather's will if he could find himself a wife in one day. He is refused by six girls and finds his true love in the seventh. The cast consisted of: Earl Goddard, George Davison, Joe Spence, Bob Rhay, Ralph Denby, Joe Mount, Henry Garrison, James Boldman, George, James Woodworth, Billy Meekin, Stirling La Rue, Jimmie Shannon, Robert MacDougall, Mrs. Garrison, Marion Aiton, Anne Windsor, Cora Jean Hilbert, Irene Trevor, Helen Marshall, Georgianna Gar- rison, Elaine Teague, Lilly Trevor, Aurel Maxey, Peggy Wood, Barbara Chisholm, Flor- ence Jones, Betty Coyle, and Betty Willoughby, Jane Nilsson. For Petticoat Fever Petticoat Fevern was given as the annual all-school play on November 23. The story tells of a lonely wireless operator lDascom Dinsmorej who is daffy about women and who falls in love with a beautiful girl fEthel Campion, who has landed near his station with her fiancee fSir James Fenton, . Directed by Miss Meta Pfeiifer, the cast was as follows: Dascom Dinsmore, Sterling La Rue, Kimo, Jack Snyder, Sir James Fenton, Harold Pratt, Ethel Campion, Elaine Teague, Little Seal, Cora Jean Hilbert, Snow Bird, Glenna Driskell, Reverend Arthur Shapham, Homer Stewart, Captain Landrig, James Boldman, Scotty, George Davison, and Clara Wilson, Helen Coleman. lflmrus Ili'i'I11-sim I'i'Ilil'nzll Fl'Nl'I'H N Lusl I'.I'lP1I1 Pratt, Tmguu, Coleman in Rua lfilwi' Davison, Drisfoii, Hiii10rt Boidnmn. ll I Y I 5 'lf bi-wn I,Imnu's Y basl Ifrmil-Maxey, MacDougal, HilA bert, Ln Rue, Chisholm, Mount C.'z'ntcr+Aiton, Nilsson, Teague Davison, Boldman Back-Drisicell, Harold, Beatty Ireland i ROYAL BLUE 0 Page Fifty-four Making the Grade Walla Walla High School for many years has maintained a chapter of the National Honor Society. Three times each year, students ranking scholastically in the upper five percent are elected to membership. In addition to scholarship, the members are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, and service. Under the returning leadership of Miss Faye Hamm, the group held their first ini- tiation this year in January. After the ceremony, which was held at Aurel Maxey's house, the members went to see the show, You Canit Take It With Youf' On a radio program in March, the initiation service was again presented. Cora jean Hilbert, who won second place in the poetry interpretation division of the Seattle Speech Festival early in March, read several poems, and Barbara Woodward offered a piano selection. At the beginning of the first semester, Clayton Matthews was elected president, June Wamble, vice-president, Ada Ichikawa, secretary, and Robert Fisher, treasurer. For the second semester, the members elected Sterling La Rue, president, Mary Lou Coleman, vice- presidentg Ada Ichikawa, secretary, and Robert Fisher, treasurer. In their annual assembly in the spring, the new members were announced and the old members presented. Members of the National Honor Society are: Mary Lou Coleman, Alice Evans, Robert Fisher, Frances Holtgreve, Ada Ichikawa, Neoma jauslin, Kenneth Knowles, Sterling La Rue, Clayton Matthews, Aurel Maxey, Jean Martin, Betty Oswald, June Wamble, Helen Ruther, Barbara Woodward, Orville McCarroll, Wayne Aylward, Dorothy Gibbons, Cora Jean Hilbert, Beth Lange, Sarah Ellen Loney, Mitzi Mansfield, David New, June Schreiner, Robert Seiver- ling, Helen Sporleder, Ruth Wiebe, Jeanne Wooton, John Frank, Roberta DeMerice, Marion Aiton, Milan Neslin, Esther Youdovitch, Robert Martin, Elaine Teague, Robert Wells, Peggy Allison, Grace Harris, Dorothy Gould. With Pen In Hand The W. A. Lacey chapter of Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for high school journalists, has fourteen members this year. They are Peggy Allison, Helen Cum- mins, Peg Dickerson, Frances Holtgreve, Sterling La Rue, Sarah Ellen Loney, Clayton Matthews, Edna Seitz, June Wamble, Esther Youdovitch, Madeleine Howard, Cora Jean Hilbert, Roberta Gowen and Charles Montgomery. Members of Quill and Scroll are chosen for their superior work on either of Wa-Hi's two publications and for high scholastic standing. Mr. Clifford Hamar, who helped re- establish Wa-Hi's chapter of this organization last year, is the adviser. The group presented an assembly, A Tribute to the Modern Newspaper, on Octo- ber 28, 1938. This skit presented a very comprehensive idea of printing from the earliest stages to the present efficient presses. The group also sponsored a Fireside on the sixth of January at which they entertained members of the Journal and Royal Blue staffs. At the beginning of the second semester this year, the members re-elected Sarah Ellen Loney president. Peggy Dickerson was elected vice-president, and Peggy Allison, secretary- treasurer. OROYAL BLUI MR wi.. L sf I 5 L .... , A 6 fa we . -I' L ,' sniff ,,.k ,wgvggfy .S bf- tsl: ...' if NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Hamm, Aylward, Coleman, Evans, Fisher, Gibbons, Hilbert, lchilcawa, jauslin, Knowles, Lange, LaRue, Loney, Mansfield, Martin, Matthews, Maxey, New, Oswald, Ruther, Shriencr, Sporleder, Sa-ivcrling, Wamble, Wiebe, Woodward, Wooten, Holtgreve QUILL AND SCROLL Allison, Collins, Ditlcerson, Holtgrvve, LaRue, l.0m'y, Nlnrtlii-ws, Simi, XV.unlwlv, Yomlovilrlu I X A Jr' 1 H, - c 01. ll., ,J ' y Vf pr bg ,,.1. K '..,, .,1 ,f r 1'-my V. tx m 1 L 1. 4 S -.,is.4- 11 , ' f'.', r. Irv 5' -' I H , V ,- ,H . -f--,. ,fw- ..,. , rw --ff - f f a fwr1f.5N4Sm e.':5f'-, A 4 I -3 if X .1 g':1Qr-fi, 5, ,fn T1 V f 5'Eg, 'i 3, 'p,.,::-jffmdw' ' . -' r - J I 1 .W . I ' . - ,fu 1 4 ITS ROYAL BLUE 0 'SMX 94' QC 53-Cox, 55-Hirsh, 68-Cochran, 69-Eggers, 62-Transeth, 77-Grote, 70-Garrett, 76-O'deU 57-Fichner, 58-Melton, 64-Argo, 60-Holloway, 69-Taylor, 73-Brumback, 66-Mathes, 56 Rhay, 75-Oswald, 63-Woods, 65-Clarke, 74-Pierce, 71-Moore, 61-Sherwood, Dunham Coach Jeffs. P S y -ROYAL BLUE With Fall IFUIIIUS Football The football team of 1938 has been called the most outstanding team since 1934. The Blue Devils met with three defeats during the seasong one to the conference champion, Stadium High of Tacoma, and the second to the strong Seagull crew from Everett. The Imps lost a hard-fought game to the Lewiston Bengals by a one-point margin. The Blue Devils achieved a high third-place berth in the Cross State League. PIGSKIN WI-IO'S WHO 68-Co-Captain Eugene Cochran, who was unanimously named All-Cross State guard, played an outstanding brand of ball for three years. 60-Co-captain Merton Holloway held down the blocking half-back job for two years where he showed his power and fast thinking. 55-Bob Hirsh led the team with quick and brilliant head work in the quarterback position. 57-Kenneth Fichtner, the boy with the snake hips enabled the Imps to pick up many yards in their stride for scores. 66-Dale Mathes filled the fullback position because of his power and drive. Dale will be back next season. 76-Frank OlDell, the only sophomore to crack the starting line-up, displayed a good brand of ball in the right-guard position. 64--Bernard Argo carried the load of a very dependable center throughout the season. 74-Vard Pierce, who also was elected to the All-Cross State Team, showed a brilliant performance during the season at the tackle post. 75-Henry Oswald, who held down the other tackle position, showed consistent power and drive. Plank will be back next season. 73-Don Brumbach was voted an end berth on the second All-Cross State Team this year. 63-Harris Taylor, who made the starting line-up played a Hne brand of ball for his first year of Varsity Ball. SECOND STRINGERS 71-Bud Moore played as strong reserve guard. 67-Willard Transeth, a hard-hitting end, came through from last year's B squad. 65-Dick Clark, a sophomore fullback, will return next 'year for a chance at the first eleven. 56-Bob Rhay entered from Waitsburg in 1937 to play two years as reserve end. 61-Kenneth Sherwood, reserve junior, will be back next year fighting for the guard spot. 77-Ben Grote played his first year of ball as a reserve tackle. 62-Frank Woods, a center from last year's B squad, will be back for strong bid for the center post. 69-Dick Eggers, a sophomore halfback who shows great possibilities as a ball player, will also be back. 58-Jack Melton, a freshman quarterback, played wonderful ball this season and will be back for three more years. 70-Rod Garrett started the season with a first string berth but was held on the bench because of an injury. GRIDIRON RECORD OF 1938 Wa-Hi ..,.,. .,............,.,... l 3 H 0 Mac-Hi .................... 'Everett ....,..., 6 6 Wenatchee 0 0 'Stadium 7 'Bremerton Dayton 7 'Lincoln 7 6 Lewiston 26 Yakima ,,,,., ...,.,,,, G Conference ames 'f Page Sixty-on ROYAL BLUE 0 VAIASITY ,gl First row-Keyes, Estes, Eggers, Bischoff, Berry Second Row-Cox, Miller, Welub, Kenny SECOND STRING FRESHMAN TEAM Owen Willianms Case Dumlcr Gilliam Beck Williaxlxs Tipper Fulgam Dacres Taylor Henderson 'Xxfoodruff I S -ROYAL BLUE Through tho Hoop Ba kethall 1939, showed a team composed of young and inexperienced players. With only one regular back, Coach Jeifs molded a team made up of six sophomores, two juniors and two seniors into a third place tie with Yakima in the Cross-State League. This years' team showed prospects of developing into champions of the Cross-League in the next two years. As usual Wa-Hi's B and C squads came through a successful season with a string of wins. Playing heavy schedules, they defeated many of the outlying schools. WHO'S WHO AMONG HOOPSTERS 22-Wayne Berry, a three-year veteran and a member of the State Champion team in 1937, played more quartets than any other player in the last two years. Wayne has also captured a berth on the All-Cross State League team during the seasons of 1938 and 1939. The Red-Headed Ace also was high scorer with 136 points for twelve games in the Cross-State League. Even though Walla Walla took eleventh place in the State Tournament, Wayne was voted honorable mention on the All-State team. 26-Jack Kenny, a sophomore who made the first five on the varsity this year, showed wonderful ability under the backboards, getting the ball and scoring at the center position. 30-Don Keyes, a veteran also from the championship team of 1937 returned this year after playnig inde- pendent ball to be starter in the left guard berth. Z3-Warren Webb, a junior from last years B squad performed as a fine guard. 20-Bud Miller, the half-pint forward, showed speed and ability at scoring throughout the season. Bud will be back next year. 24-Ralph Estes, who cracked the travelling squad while sophomore, looks very promising for next year's starting line-up. 21-David Cox, a sophomore forward, has good prospects for next year's starting five because of brilliant playing. 29-Warren Bishoff, a member of the freshman team in 1936 has returned this season to turn in a good brand of ball. Warren will be back next year. 28--Dick Eggers, another of six sophomores, will be back next year as a strong bid for a first string position. 1939 MAPLE COURT RECORDS Wa-Hi Opponents Wa-Hi Opponents 38 Dayton ....,.........,.........,...,.... Z0 28 Mac Hi ..............,,.............. 23 31 Mac Hi ,.............. ......... 2 4 Prescott ............... 14 Lewis-Clark .,... .....,... ' 42 Bellingham ,...,...,,...... ....... 29 Lewis-Clark ......... .......... ' 40 Stadium of Tacoma 33 North Central ......... ......... ' 28 Everett ...................,.. ........ 31 North Central ,...,.... .,,...... ' Z6 Lincoln of Tacoma ..........,... '35 Bellingham .....,. ......... '30 Stadium of Tacoma '25 Everett ,.,..,.,,, ......,.., 4' 33 Yakima ,................., '27 Bremerton ,.,.... ..,....... 4' 23 Yakima .... 23 Prescott .............., ......... 5 8 Dayton ,.,,.,.. '29 Bremerton .,,.........,., ......,.. 2 2 Moscow ,,,.,. '26 Lincoln of Tacoma ..,..,..,,..., 30 Moscow ...... STATE TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi Date Opponents 29 March 15 Blaine , ,, 47 March 16 Colfax .,,.,. ..,,..,.. 2 6 24 March 17 Bothel ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 8 ' Conference games Pagr Sixtyvtlvrce ROYAL BLUE' Page Slixtvfwiar Spring Sports Travk Boxing Front-Bishop, Bowerman, Benfielcl, Kelley Back-G. Kelley, Gibbs, Aylwarcl, Barnett, Neiswanger, Wolfe llcisvllall Wrestling Front-Sherwood, Gorclon, Kaiser Perry, Lewis, Kelso, Amend, Engle Bark-I-Iilyard, Oswald, Hansen, Taylor, Pierce, White, Brower, Mitchel 'ROYAL BLUE Sprinting for Victory Wa-Hi for the first time in many years has turned out some very capable sprinters in Michalis, Taylor, Rhay, and Erdman. Rhay, Michalis, and Taylor are seniors and will carry the burden of sprint and hurdle events. Vard Pierce, letter winner of last year, will be back to carry the burden in the weight events. Wa-Hi will be weak in the jumps and pole vault as no lettermen are in sight for these events yet but several promising sophomores are out working hard. Un the Diamond Veterans of last year's team and new boys greeted the baseball season. This is the first time that baseball has been included in the Cross-State league. In addition to these games, the team is competing with the W. S. C. and Whitman Frosh teams and neighboring schools. Five letter men are returning to the diamond this season. They are: Wayne Berry, Dick Eggers, Paul Garland, Dick Clarke, and Bob Weathers. These with the assistance of several promising new players, should boost Wa-Hi,s team high on the Cross-State League. Mr. Welch who is coaching baseball predicts that baseball will develop into a major sport at Wa-Hi. Learningthe Hopes The Wa-Hi boxing and wrestling team has had the best year of its existence. The Wa-Hi maulers and grapplers won the state championship at Washington State College in both boxing and wrestling. The boxing team was a well balanced affair and proved itself a strong aggregation. The team lost but one card all year and that was to our old rivals, the Mac-Hi Pioneers. However, 'on the return engagement the Blue Devils scored three knockouts and cleaned the slate by holding the Pioneers without a decisive bout. Jack Aylward won the 135 pound state championship for the second successive year. Dave Gibbs, 115 pounder, also won his state crown as did Harold Howen, the heavy weight. The wrestlers were handicapped by lack of inter-school competition, but the boys certainly tore their opponents apart when they did meet. Three boys, Henry Oswald in the 185 pound class, Chester Hillyer at 155, and Eldon Engle at 135, won state crowns at Pullman. With a heavy nucleus of fine material coming up Wa-Hi should have another fine year. S YALI f Haskvlhall allrunm Ilanvilmg Vullvy hull I'imz-Pong Spvvflllall -ROYAL BLUE Girls Sports Take the Spotlight Perhaps the recent establishment of a point system by which girls can earn letters through participation in individual tournaments, homeroom tournaments, exhibitions, and outside sports such as skiing, swimming, bicycling, hiking, skating, and horseback riding has been responsible for increased popularity and enthusiasm shown for girls' sports this year. One thousand points must be earned with no more than six hundred points a year earned in the combined fields to receive a letter in girls' sports. Girls who have reached that goal and have the honor of being the first to receive letters in girls' sports at Wa-Hi are Eileen Coyle, Roberta Bristol, Lois Mace, Mathilda Reuble, Isabel McLachlen, and Glenna Driskell. Other girls who will be among the first to earn letters, as they have eight hundred points or more, are Jane Harold, Alice Garrett, Helen Lambert, and Dorothy Chriscoe. Homeroom, double, and individual tournaments have played the largest part in sports this year. The volleyball tournament held last fall had a good turnout with twenty-three homerooms participating. Honors in volleyball went to homerooms 202, 103, and 317. The ping-pong singles tournament and the badminton double tournament were huge successes. A new ladder tournament was featured this year in ping-pong. Alice Garrett placed first, Lois Gray, last year's winner, second, and Dorothy Chriscoe third in this tournament. The team, composed of Miss Porter and Lois Gray, placed first in badminton with Alice Garrett and Eileen Coyle close behind in second place. Homerooms 213, 101-109, and 319 won the honors in the basketball tournament with some very close games played. A badminton singles tournament and archery tournament will be played this spring. The tumblers have done some outstanding work and have been in demand for frequent appearances. The girls' gym classes have been playing volleyball, speed ball, tennis, badminton and basketball. They have also had archery, tumbling and ballroom dancing. Ballroom danc- ing, much in demand, and speedball, are new in Wa-Hi this year. Archery ,has been re- vived because of the interest shown. The Girls' Honorary Sports Club has done much to make the girls sports-minded. They have sponsored tournaments and an assembly which reviewed the history of basket- ball. In addition to this the girls sponsored a play-day on April 29, for girls from schools near Walla Walla. Girls' sports are playing a more active and important part in school activities each year. The director is Miss Betty Howard. ROYAL BLUE 0 I N .151-1 Sept. 7 16 30 Oct. 17-18 21 Nov. 5 11 18 19 Dec. 16 22 'lu Around lhv lliIll'lll n The doors were opened for the stam- pede of 1,332 students who are Wa-Hi. Wa-Hi trims Mac-Hi 12-6 in the first game of the gridiron season. We all turned out to swing at the first frolic. Vacation at last! The teachers go to school. In mask and wig the Girls, Feder- ation enjoyed a colorful Halloween Party. Ballots were cast at the Gemmel Teth Election Dance. Armistice Day-R. O. T. C. marches in town parade through first snow of the season. De Molay Municipal Day sees our friends in office. The Girls' Federation sends 12 girls to the conference at Waitsburg. Another frolic. Annual Christmas assembly. School is 'cr for 1958. Students leave while 'visions of sugar-plums danced through their headsf' With Sluilvnl Avliwilivs jan. 2 With full tummies and heavier hearts, the students continued the grind. 14 National Honor Society initiates new members followed by theatre party. 19 We didn't need our skiis at the El Adrea Snow Ball, but instead our silver slippers. 20 Report cards announce the end of another semester. Feb. 17 The Equites gives us The Dance of the Northern Lights. 22 Washington's Birthday--a days va- cation. Student body brings King Lan Chew, a concert dancer. Mar. 1 Out of the Alps came the Swiss yodlers to Wa-Hi. 15 Teachers let students leave boolcs for the state tournament. 29 Speakers vie for honors in the tradi- tional Eh-Kah-Nam Contest. 31 The World's Fair was brought to Walla Walla by the Wa-Hi Jinlcs. Apr. 1 Sees the repeat performance. 5- 7 In the Spring a Wa-Hi student's fancy turns to-vacation! 14-15 Wa-Hi girls are hostesses to 300 girls attending the Tri-State League. 22 Boys' Federation and Hi-Y send delegates to the Older Boys' Confer- ence at Spokane. May 5 Inspection Day-Federal Inspection, Wa-Hi Play Day, Senior Class Play -Gosh! What a day! 19 Students sorrowfully attend the last frolic of the year. 28 Baccalaureate. june 1 Comm 'cement. 2 School is over for another year- haclc to work for many! 'ROYAL BLUE IH... S 1 ROYAL BLUE P S Acknovvledgments Engraving . . . Western Engraving 81 Colortype Co Seattle Photography . . . Ward Studio, Walla Walla Printing, Binding and Lithography . . . Bulletin Printing Co., Walla Walla Cover . . . Babcock Cover Co., Los Angeles S. K. Smith Co., Chicago 'ROYAL BLUE A Abegglen, Carl, 35, 51 Adams, Harry, 25 Adcock, Floyd, 36 Aiton, Marion, 25, 43, 49, 53 Albright, Maxine, 35 Albro, Tony, 31 Allard, Frances, 25, 49 Allen, Bob, Z5 Allessio, William 31 Allison, Betty, 37 Allison, Peggy, 17, 25, 46, 55 Amen, Frank, 37, 64 Anderson, Betty, 36 Anderson, Bob, 37 Anderson, Edward, 36 Anderson, Ernest, 35, 49, 51 Anderson, James, 37 Anderson, Luetta, 17, 36 Anderson, Phylis, 35, 46 Anderson, Vendell, 37 Anderson, Virginia, 36 Anspauch, Norma, 37 Antes, Henry, 35, 51 Appling, Ella May, 36 Arbini, Eva, 38 Archer, Nadine, 36 Argo, Barnard, 25, 55 Armstrong, Lowell Arnold, Maxine, 38 Ary, Marcia, 35 Ary, Wendell, 37, 46 Antrey, Dorothy Ayde, Loletta, 25, 49 Ayde, Patrick, 37 Ayde, Viola, 37 Ayers, Frances, 37 Aylward, Jack, 9, 15, 19, 25, 5 Aylward, Mary jean, 25, 46 Aylward, Shirley, 35 Aylward, Wayne, 18, 31, 53 B Backlund, Dick, 37, 49 Bafus, Inogene, 37 Bailey, Mary, Z5 Baisch, Bob, 37 Baker, Sara, 17, 25, 49 Barclay, Dave, 15, 25, 68 Barclay, Shirley, 37 Barney, Lois, 37 Barnev, Vivian, 25 Barre, De Witt, 36 Barrett, Marjorie. 37 Barton, Kenneth, 36 Baslee, Robert, 37 Bastron, Mildred, 36 Bates, Curtis, 21, 25 Bates, Harold, 37 Batey, Lee Roy, 36 9, 64 Batfany, Francis, 35, 46, 49, 68 Baxter, Pat, 38 Beale, Alvin, 36 Beale, Harrison, 35 Bean, Bettilyn, 17, 25 Beatty, Alice, 25, 39, 53 Beck, Arthur, 35 Beck, Clarence, 37 Beck, Sylvia, 38 Beck, Theodore, 36, 62 Beck, Verna, 37 Beechinor, Bob, 37 INDEX Bemiss, Lila, 25 Benedict, Alan, 36 Beneiield, Johnie, 36, 64 Bennett, Bette Rae, 36 Bennett, Jeanne, 37 Benzel, Irene, 36 Benzel, Harold, 25 Benzel, Richard, 36, 51 Bergevin, Claire, 36 Bergevin, Claro, 36, 49 Bergevin, Keith, 35 Barbuto, Joe, 35 Bonita, Barney, 35 Beath, Evelyn, 36 Berkenkamp, Fredric, 37 Berry, Wayne, 18, 25, 39, 62 Biagi, Angelina, 37 Biagi, Margaret, 25 Biggs, Alice, 38 Binbander, Denice, 38 Bischoff, Warren, 35, 60 Bishop, Leonard, 37, 64 Blaylock, Minnie, 37 Bleakney, Awilda, 25 Blomgren, Richmond, 25, 49 Board, Margaret, 36 Bockeven, Forrest, 36, 49 Boewer, Frank, 36, 43, 46 Boldman, Doris, 25, 49 Boldman, Gilbert, 36, 39, 43, 49 Boldman, Guy, 36, 49 Bolclrnan, Irene, 36, 49 Boldman, Jim, 25 Boldman, Robert, 36, 39, 43, 49 Boldman Rufus, 35, 49 C Cameron, Lalah, 36 Campbell, Craig, 25, 46 Campbell, Helen, 35 Cannon, Mildred, 36 Carle, Melvin, 37, 49 Carson, Helen, 37 Carter, Ruth, 35, 46 Carter, Wayne, 35 Case, Lewis, 36, 62 Casey, Janet, 35 Cates, Peggy, 35 Cation, Myrna, 35, 49 Cecil, Bob, 35, 49 Cecil, Dick, 37 Chabre, Albert, 35 Chambers, Darlene, 35 Chase, Elaine, 37 Chase, Herman, 35 Chernis, Phil, 35, 46 Chisholm, Barbara, 25, 39, 49, 53 Chrisco, Carlson, 35, 49 Chriscoe, Dorothy, 17, 36, 44, 47, 51 Chriscoe, Florence, 38 Christensen, Buddy, 36, 49 Christensen, Lilly Ann, 38 Clark, Arlene, 25 Clark, Norbert, 36, 49 Clark, Robert, 43 Clarke, Dick, 36, 60, 68 Claytor, Lucille, 36 Clemens, Nona, 25 Clemensen, Dick, 25 Clemensen, Kenneth, 36 Clendaniel, Mary Ellen, 35 Bogle, Ray, 25 Border, Webster, 37 Burgers, Allan, 37 Boswell, Iona, 36 Bowe, Jimmie, 37 Bowe, Helen, 35 Bowerman, Maurice, 36, 46, 64 Bowers, Curtis, 35 Bradfield, Howard, 25 Bradiield, Virginia, 37 Bridgham, Freddie, 37, 46 Bristol. Ralph, 36 Bristol, Roberta, Z5 Blakely, Bishop, 35 Bowers, Rowena, 36 Browen, Donald, 64 Brown, Betty, 36, 43 Brown, Lewis, 37 Brown, Morris, 37 Bruer, Arthur, 36 Brumback, Don, 31, 60 Buck, Bill, as, 39, 49 Bueklen, Warren, 36 Burgess, Beverly, 35 Burnham, Kathryn, 37 Bussell, Doris, 36, 59 Bussell, Marjorie, 25 Butler, Bonnie, 35 Butler, John, 37 Burton, Blaine, 15, 59 Bland, Agnes, 36 Butherus, Art, 36 Butherus, Ruth, 37 Butherus, Victor, 35 Byford, Marie, 36 Byford, Harold, 35 Byrant, David, 25 Buchholz, Winona, 36 Clifton, Vivian, 35 Coburn, Helen, 35, 68 Cochran, Eugene, 15, 25, 60 Cochran, Charles, 37 Cochran, Russell, 36 Cohoom, Lois, 35 Colby, Geraldine, 36 Coleman, Helen, 35, 43 Coleman, Marylou, 25, 53 Colley, Nadine, 36, 46 Colley, Robert, 36, 49 Collins, Charles, 37 Collins, Peter, Z5 Colombo, Louise, 36 Comstock. Frances, 36 Conkey, Carlton, 37, 46 Connery, Armond, Z5 Connery, Betty, 35 Connors, Charlotte, 35, 46 Connors, Clifford, 37 Copeland, Patty, 17, 35, 49 Copeland, Tom, 37 Copple, Dave, 25 Copple, Max, 36 - Corn, Bob, 37, 49 Costello, Angelo, 35 Coston, Don, 36 Couch, Lois, 37 Cox, David, 36, 39, 60, 62 Cox, Opal, 35 Coyle, Betty, 25, 39, 49 Coyle, Clarence, 68 Coyle, Daryl, 36 Coyle, Donald, 35, 46 Coyle, Eileen, 35 Coyle, Helen, 17, 37, 39, 49, 66 Creek, Crego, Q... Nellei Anne, 37 Virginia, 17, 25, 46 Page Seventy-one ROYAL BLUE 0 Crego, Marian, 36, 49 Crevling, loe, 37 Criddlebaugh, Dorothy, 25 Criscola, Virgil, 37, 49 Croxdale, Jean Adair, 37 Cruzen, Blanche, 35 Cruzen, Gladys, 37 Culver, Bob, 35 Cummins, Helen, 25, 46, 55 Cunnington, Dorothy, 36 Cunnington, Roberta, 25 Cupp, Glenda Lee, 37 Czyhold, Margaret, 25 D Dacres, David, 37, 62 Dacres, Marjorie, 3, 17, 25, 46, 49 Daggett, Berney, 35 Daggett, Hal, 36 Daniel, George, 37 Danielson, Edith, 36 Darch, Bill, 35 Darch, Jack, 36 Darnell, Wilma, 35 Davies, Geraldine, 36 Davies, Marian, 35 Davis, Gilbert, 37 Davis, Hilda, 36 Davis, Jack, 36, 49 Davis, Kenneth, 25, 43 Davis, Margaret, 35 Davis, Mary Alice, 17, 25, 39, 43, 49 Davis, Mary Elizabeth, 36, 59, 66 Davis, Peggy, 37 Davis, Robert, 36 Davis, Roger, 35 Davis Shirle 37 F s yn Davison, George, 53 Dawson, Florence, 25 Deare, Doris, 37 De Boer, Arthur, 37, 46 De Boer, Jeanne, 46 Deeter, Faye, 25 Deeter, Jim, 35 Deeter, Wilma, 37 Delong, Howard, 25 De Maris, Charlotte, 35 De Maris, Harry, 35 Demet, Frank, 37 De Merice, Bruce, 37 De Merice, Roberta, 25 De Maris, Harry, 51 Dent, Lorene, 38 Denton, George, 36 Denton, Mary Alice, 36 De Vaney, James, 37 De Vaney, Joyce, 35 De Weese, Donna, 37 Dickey, Neil, 37 Dickinson, Douglas, 36, 49 Dickenson, Peg, 25, 46, 55 Dicus, Charles, 35 Digh, Selma, 35 Dill, Esther, 35 Dimmick, June, 35 Dixon, Charlie, 36 Dixon, Dale, 35, 46, 49 Dixon Howard, 37 Dixon, Pearl, 25 Dixon, Tommy, 37 Doak, Carol, 35 Drew, Evelyn, 36 Driskell, Glenna, 27, 46, 49, 53, 59 Drumheller, Kirk, 37, 46 Dudley, Leonard, 37 Dudley, Maye, 25 Duff, Helen, 36 Duff, Verl, 35, 49 Dull, Jack, 37 Dummler, Esther, 36 Dummler, Harold, 37, 62 Dummler, Bill, 25 Duncan, Dorothy, 35 Duncan, George, 46 Duncan, Walter, 37, 46 Dunham, Wallace, 35, 60 Dunning, Thelma, 25, 43, 49 Dyer, Harold, 36 Dysart, Carl, 36 Dysart, Louraine, 36, 46 Donley, Hazel, 25 De Weese, Mary Anne, 36 E Eagon, Carol Jean, 36 Ebersole, Dorothy, 36 Eckerdt, Lydia, 36 Eddy, Wayne, 25, 35 Eggers, Dick, 7, 35, 60 Eggers, Harold, 37, 49, 62 Eggers, Patricia, 36 Eggers, Robert, 36 Eide, Errol, 35 Elliott, Betty Lee, 37 Elia, Angelina, 37 Emigh, Frank, 37, 49 Emigh, John, 36, 49 Engel, Katherine, 36 Entze, Eddie, 37 Entze, Rudolph, 35 Erdman, Elmer, 36 Estes, Ralph, 62 Evander, Neil, 36 Evans, Alice, 25, 53 Evans, Ed, 36, 46 Evens, Arlene, 36 Everett, Robert, 36 Ewart, John, 46 Fabricus, Robert, 35 Fahey, Ruth, 37 Falbo, Joe, 35 Fanning, Helen, 35 Farmer, Sam, 37, 46 Farrier, Merle, 37 Fausti, Vincent, 25, 49 Feigner, Rosalie, 35 Ferris, Bob, 25 Ferris, Ellen Joyce, 37 Fichtner, Kenneth, 60 Fiedler, Leonard, 36 Fields, Jean, 35 Fisher, Gordon, 36 Fisher, Lawrence, 35 Fisher, Robert, 25, 53 Fitzpatric, Joyce, 35 Flemming, Donald, 37 Fletcher, Adda, 37 Fletcher, Donald, 37 Foltz, Curtis, 37 Fondahn, Pauline, 37 Forest, Jeanne, 35 Foster, Herberta, 36, 46 Foster, Virginia, 17, 35, 49 Fouts, Billy, 37 Fowler, Maxine, 36 Fox, Marian, 36, 51 Frank, Harold, 35 Frank, John, 31 Frank, Sarah, 37 Frank, Sol, 27 Franlcland, Jack, 27, 49 Franklin, Lorain, 27 Franklin, Phil, 36 Freeman, Jack, 36, 68 Freeman, Teresa, 35 Freepons, Edward, 27 Freepons, Gaylord, 37 Freepons, Marian, 35 Freeburn, Alene, 35 Friese, Dorothy, 38 Friese, Mildred, 36 Fritzler, Helen, 35 Froese, Arthur, 37 Froese, Oscar, 27, 49 Froese, Teddy, 36, 51 Fulgham, Richard, 36, 62 Fuller, Dorothy, 35, 49 Fuller, Elmer, 36 Fullerton, Norma, 35 Fulton, Marian, 35, 49 G Gable, Alex, 37 Gale, Gweneth, 36 Gale, Loris, 36, 43 Gallaher, Ernest, 35 Gallo, Charles, 37 Gallo, Frank, 37 Gallo, Victoria, 38 Gard, Dorothy, 38, 51 Garland, Paul, 36 Garrett, Alice, 3, 17, 35, 46 Garrett, Edmund, 37 Garrett, Frankie, 37, 49 Garrett, Herbie, 35 Garrett, Richard, 37, 46, 49 Garrett, Zenna, 36 Doak, James, 36, 46 Donhert, Donald, 36 Dolling, Bill, 35 Dormaier, George, 37 Dotson, Rebecca, 36 Page Seventy-Iwo Fletcher, Pauline, 36. 46, 66 Flomer, Leonard, 37, 49 Flomet, Richard, 37, 46 Follett, Melva, 35, 46 Follett, Olive, 37 Gascon, Bernard, 37 Gaub, Boyd, 35 Gebhardt, Edith, 35 Gehrett, Rodney, 27 Geiger, Hester, 36 Geist, Marjorie, 27 German, James, 35, 51 Gettman, Gordon, 37 Gettman, Helen, 27 Gibbons, Dorothy, 27, 53 Gibbs, Dave, 36, 64 Giberson, Eugene, 36 Giberson, Lou Verna, 38 Gibson, Ken, 36 Gilford, Donald, 36 Gilbert, Aaron, 36 Gilkerson, Dorothy, 35 Gillett, Roscella, 35 Gilliam, Darrel, 36, 62 Glaspey, Georgia, 38 Glaspey, Glen, 27 Glaspey, Guy, 36 Glover, Phyllis, 35 Goble, Don, 35 Goodman, Evelyn, 37 Goodman, Nadine, 35 Goodyear, Kenneth, 35 59 Gottwi Gordon, Earl, 37 Gordon, Goldie, 36 Gorham, Harold, 36 Gottwig, Jack, 37 une 35 ilma, 36 Jessee, s, J , Gould, Berthiel, 37 Gould, Dorothy, 27, 43 Gould, Wanneta, 35 Grabinske, Violet, 36 Gradwohl, Gerald, 37 Gradwohl, Jacob, 15, 27 Gradwohl, Marjorie, 27, 49 Graf, Lois, 35 Gray, Lois, 35, 49 Groff, Taletta, Z7 Gross, Alvin, Z7 Gross, Helen, 37 Gross, Robert, Gross, Warin, 35 Grote, Benny, Z7, 49, 60 Guntle, Margaret, 36 Gowen, Roberta, 35 Grinstead, Pauline, 35, 43 I-I Haag, Wilma, 35 Haas, Elaine, 36 Haas, Eleamor, 36 Haigh, Helen, 35 Haines, Billy, 37 Hale, Edward, 36 Hall, Barbara, 36 Hall, Bette, 36 Hall, Robert, 37 Hall, Mary Janice, 37 Hamm, Lois, 17, 27, 49 Hamilton, Lois Jean, 27 Hamilton, Jack, 36 Hanan, Eugene, 35, 49 Hanan, Warren, 35 Handran, Patrick, 37 Hansen, Alvin, 37, 49, 64 Hanson, Harold, 36 Harbert, Calvin, 36 Harbert, Frank, 35 Harvey, Harding, Alvin, 36 Harding, Dorothy, 27 Harding, June, 36 Harding, La Verne, 37 Harding, Mildred, 37 Harding, Raymond, 36 Hardin Viola, 36 gr Harman, Verdean, 38 Harold, Jane, 17, 27, 43, Harris, Grace, Z7 Harris, Louise, 27 Harris, Margaret, 38 Hart, Billy, 37 Hart, Donald, 36 Hart, Gordon, 36, 51 Hart, Jerry, 36 Hartley, Bob, 36 Hartley, Maxine, 37 Hartley John, 36 Harvey: Elaine, 37 Harvey, Joan, 35, 46, 49 Wallace, 3 5 Hastings, Charles, 27, 49 Hastings, Billy, 35 Hastings, Dean, 37 Hatcher, Lawrence, 36 Hathaway, Glenn, 35 Hauck, Gerald, 37 Hauif, Garriet, 37 Hawkins, Wanda, 36 Hawks, Ethel, 37 49, 53 Hayes, Homer, 37 Hayes, Jeanne Hayes, Marjorie, 35, 49 Healy, Harry, 36 Heal Jim, 27 W. Y, Healy, Hector, Leland, 35, 49 Hector, Mildred, 66 Heesen, Roy Helmick, Dick, 37 Henderson Bob, 37, 49 , Henderson, Florence, 36 Henderson, Glenn, 37, 62 Henderson, Guye, 37 Henderson, Lois, 35 Hergert, Frances, 37 Hergert, Marian, 27, 49 Hergert, Virginia, 36 Heric, Eugene, 37 Herrin, Bob, 46 Herrin, Cora, 36 Hess, Shirley, 36 Hilbert, Cora Jean, 27, 43, 55, 59 Hilbert, Edra, 37 Hill, Art, 37 Hill, Gloria, 36, 59 Hill, Harold, 27 Hill, Henry, 46 Hill, Oscar, 37 Hillyer, Chester, 64 Hirsh, Harry, 35 Hirsh, Bob, 27, 60 Hobson, Almer, 36, 49 Hoelscher, Carol, 36 Hoelscher, Elsie, 35 Hofer, George, 37, 49 Hogben, Jack, 49 Holderman, Bob, 37 Holderman, Hubert, 37, 46 Holloway, Merton, 27, 60 Holtgreve, Frances, 27, 55 Holwager, Marjorie, 27 Holwager, Mildred, 37 Holwager, Ruby, 36 Hooper, Bill, 36 Hooper, Bob, 27 Hoover, Patricia, 36, 49, 51 Hopper, Meme, 36 Howard, Bob, 35, 46, 49 Howard, Lester, 36, 49 Howard, Madeline, 35 Howell, Jack, 37 Hoyt, William, 37 Hubbard, Doris, 35 Huber, Alvin, 27 Huber, Harold, 36 Huddleszon, Betty Jean, 37 Huff, Tom, 35 Huggins, Art, 36 Hulbush, Clarabelle, 38 Hunter, John, 27 Hurst, Everett, 27 Hurst, Lyman, 37 Husby, Kay, 27, 49 Hutsell, Bob, 35, 49 Hutsell, Shirley, 35 I Ichikawa, Ada, 55 Ireland, Pat, 27 Isitt, Garrett, 36 J Jacobs, Elwin, 35, 46 Jacobs, Jean, 36 4 OROYA Jackson, Pearl, 27 Jackson, Richard, 37 Jacky, Robert, 36, 56 Jamison, Wanda, 35 Janshaw, Irene, 35 Jauslin, Josephine, 35 Jauslin, Neoma, 27, 55 Jaussaud, Leontine, 35 Jeffers, Wilma, 35 Jensen, Barbara, 35, 46 Jensen, Darrell, 36, 49 Jensen, Dean, 37 Jensen, Maxine, 27, 49 Jensen, Patty, 17, 37 Arlene, 27 Jessee, Gene 37, 49 Jessee, Robert, 36, 49 Jilg, Johnie, 49 Johnson, Audrey, 37 6, 53, Johnson, Clifford, 35 Johnson, Frank, 36 Johnson, Hazel, 37 Johnson, Marjorie, 35 Johnson, Shirley, 36 Johnson, Violet, 27 Johnson, Viviene, 36 Johnston, Glenna, 35 Jones, Elizabeth, 37 Jones, Jessie, 36 Jones, Laura Lee, 37 Jones, William, 37 Jordan, Leland, 64 Juvenal, Jack, 37 Keen, K Mildred, 36 Keiser, Leslie, 35 Kelley, Dorothy, 36 Kelley, George, 27 Kelly, Helen, 35 Kelly, Norman, 27, 64 Kelso, Kelso, Kelso, Edna, 36 Gerald, 36 Nova, 36 Kelso, Stanley, 27, 64 Kelson, Elaine, 36 Kendall, Ramon, 37 Kendall, Thelma, 27 Kenny, Jack, 36, 60 Kent, Eleanor, 17, 27 L BLUEl Kenyon, Richard, 19, 35, 49 Kerr, Jay, 36, 51 Kison, Hulda, 37 Kison, Lydia, 36 Keyes, Don, 35, 60 Kibler, Bobby, 37, 49 Kight, Margaret Jean, 37 Kilbourne, Bessie, 36 Kincaid, Kenneth, 35 King, Eva, 37 King, Geraldine, 36 King, Huntie, 36 King, Minnie, 35 King, Nellie Mae, 36 King, Patricia, 37 Kingsley, Clinton, 37 Kinman, Eugene, 36, 51 Kinman, Jack, 36 Kinsfather, Alex, 36 Kinsfathet, Irene, 35, 46, Kirkman, Betty, 27 Kirkman, Bob, 27 Kitsinger, Charlotte, 36 Klein, Lois, 35 Kleinback, George, 35 49 Page Seventy-three ROYALBLUE0 Page Se Klicker, Jake, 36, 46, 49 Knopf, Dick, 37 Knorr, Alfred, 37 Knowles, Kennith, 27, 55 Knowles, Louie, 36 Knudson, Elsie, 38 Knudson, Irwin, 36 Kobayashi, Ruth, 37 Kolars, Barbara, 36 Kralman, Arminda, 36 Kruger, Eleanor, 38 I, La Count, Henry, 35 La Count, Fred, 36 La Count, Joyce, 27 La Donceur, Aldine, 37 Lakin, Carl, 37 Lambert, Helen, 27, 49 Lambert, Leonard, 37 Lammert, Lorraine, 27 Lamperti, Joe, 35 Land, Ruth, 27 Landeen, Wilma, 36 Lange, Beth, 17, 27, 55 Langton, Adelbert, 35 Lanning, Mary Alyce, 35 Largent, Alice, 36 Largent, John, 27, 46, 49 Larson, Dick, 27 Larson, Margeret, 36 LaRue, Jerry, 19, 36, 43, 49 LaRue, Sterling, 19, 27, 43, 46, 49, 53, 55 Lauger, Richard, 37 Lawson, Dorothy, 36 Lawson, Grace, 29 Lee, Betty, 35 Lee, Roy, 37 Mace, Dallis, 46 Mace, Keith, 46 Mace, Kenneth, 46 Mace, Lois, 36, 49 McBain, Duane, 35 McBain, Lois, 37 McBride, Wilma, 37 McCall, Dorothy, 35 McCauley, Doris, 15, 36 McDowell, Estell, 37 McEvoy, Dorothy, 36 McFadden, Edward, 37 McFarland, Clifford, 36 McFarland, Jack, 29 McFall, Dallas, 37, 46 McFall, Virgil, 35 McGraw, Daryle Jean, 17, 36 McKellips, Pat, 37 McLachlan, Isabel, 29, 49 lVlcLain, Fern, 35 McLaughlin, Eugene, 35 McLeod, Cecil, 36 McLeod, Betty, 29 McLeod, Lloyd, 36 McLeod, Norman, 36, 49 McMann, Eugene, 5, 37 McManus, Stella, 38 McMillian, Pat, 38 McNamara, Irene, 17, 29 McNichols, Arlys, 29 Mackie, Bobbie, 36, 46 Mackie, Bud, 49 Maher, Betty, 35 Mang, Bertha, 36 Mann, Bobby, 36 Mann, Willetra, 17, 36, 49 Mason, David, 36 Manning, Helen, 35 Mansfield, Mitzi, 29, 49, 55 Miller, Emma, 35 Miller, Ivan, 36 Miller, Jack, 36 Miller Ward 29 Mitchell, Mary Margaret, 35 Mock, Chad, 35 Mohr, Rudolph, 36 Montgomery, Charles, 35 Moore, Floy, 36 Moore, Valera, 36 Moore, Bud, 60 Morris, Marjorie, 35 Morrison, Pat, 37 Leeper, Maxine, 35 Leer, Delores, 37 Lehrman, Howard, 49 Leinback, Bob, 37 Leonard, Theda, 35 Leonetti, Natalie, 36 Lepiane, John, 35 Lepiane, William, 37 Lepiane, Michael, 36 Lepper, Melvin, 37 Lepper, Willard, 37, 62 Le Roux, Betty, 38 Levin, Elmer, 15, 35, 46 Lendelien, Wallace, 46 Markham, Barbara, 35 Marks, Wayne, 36 Marr, Robert, 37 Marshall, Helen, 17, 29, 43, 49 Marsolik. Frances, 37 Martin, Bob, 29 Martin, Gail, 37 Martin, Howard, 36 Martin, Jeanne, 29, 55 Martin, Joan, 15, 35, 49, 68 Martin, Russell, 37 Marum, Patty, 17, 29, 46, 49 Mathes, Dale, 60 Mathison, Carrna, 37, 66 Lewis, Donald, 35 Lewis, Leslie, 37, 64 Lewis, Lucy, 36 Lindberg, Pierce, 35 Lindelien, Wally Lindstrom, Elsie ,37 ,35 Little, John. 49 Livengood, Don, 35 Loney, Dean, 35, 46, 68 Loney, Mervin. 37 Loney, Sarah Ellen, 15, 29, 43, 4 4,4e,49,ss Longmire, Wally, 36 Loas, Ester, 35 Louiseau, Mignon, 35 Lowden, Pat, 17, 36 Luckey, Luckey, Dorothy, 29 Eleanor, 36 Lyons, Bob, 35 Lyons, Rita, 29 Lyford, James, 46 Bd MacDougall, Bob, 29, 53 venty-four Mathison, Dede, 35, 43, 68 Matthews, Clayton, 18, 29 Maughan, Lorraine, 37 Maxey, Aurel, 29, 53, 55 Maxson, Betty Jean, 36 Maxson, Bruce, 29, 49 Maxson, Lois, 36 Maxwell, Glenn, 36 Mays, Shirley, 17, 29, 49, 46 Mealey, Glenadean, 37 Meckenhum, Evelyn, 36 Meckler, Grace, 36 Meiners, Delia, 29 Meinhart, James, 37 Mele, Ann, 36 Mellon, Lester, 37 Mellon, Robert, 37 Melton, Jack, 36, 60 Marklin, Julia, 35 Mertsching, Harold, 37, 49 Miller, Aimee Jane, 35 Miller, Bud, 36, 62 Miller, Bill, 37 , 44, 49, 55 Mortimer, Irwin, 35 Morton, Paul, 35, 49 Mounce, Norma, 36 Mount, Joe, 29, 49, 53 Mullonny, Don, 36 Murphy, Marie, 37 Musgrave, Burnetta, 29 Myers, Helen, 38 Myers, Luella, 38 PJ Naimy, Ruth, 36 Neel, Beulah, 36 Neel, John, 35 Neiswanger, Eugene, 64 Neiswanger, George, 35 Nelson, Carlotta, 35, 46 Nelson, Jane, 53 Nelson, Leland, 35 Neslin, Milan, 18, 29 Neslin, Philip, 37 Nettleship, Phil, 37, 46 Neumann, Yvonne, 35, 49 New, Danny, 37 New, David, 29, 55 Nieman, Dorothy, 37 Nilsson, Jane, 17, 29, 46, 49 C5 O'Brien, Eugene, 35 O'Dell, Frank, 35, 60 O'Dell, Martha, 37 Oldridge, Buffy, 37 Oliver, Donald, 36 Oliver, Donna, 29, 46, 49 Oliver, Maida, 35 Olson, Margery, 29 Olson, Paul, 46 Osborne, Ethel, 29 Oswald, Betty, 29 Oswald, Henry, 35, 60, 64 Oswold, Robert, 36 Otto, Edward, 36 Overby, Leigh, 49 Overturf, Arlyne, 36 Owen, Bud, 36, 62 Owens, Phyllis, 35 I' Page, Donna, 37 Page, Melvin, 37 Page, Olga, 35 Palmer, Marian, 17, 35, 43, 46 49 Paquan, Leo, 35 Parish, Ibyll, 37 Parsons, Aurthur, 36 Parsons, Bernard, 35 Pauly, Arvin, 36 Peachey, Howard, 37 Peachey, James, 37 Peebles, Harold, 36 Percia, Edna, 35 - Perry, Chesley, 35, 46 OROYAL BLUE Perry, James, 36, 49, 64 Pershal, Dale, 37 Pershal, Maxine, 35 Petrelli, Gerald, 36 Pflugrad, Howard, 35 Pierce, Vard, 60, 64 Pike, Bud, 36 Pike, Virginia, 37 Piper, Harold, 15, 29 Plaquer, Don, 29 Plaquet, Peggy, 17, 29, 46 Pollard, Doris, 17, 29, 49, 68 Pollard, Billie, 38 Ponti, Francis, Z1 Pope, Edith, 36, Sl Portch, Bill, 37, 46 Porter, Howard, 37 Rohn, Eldora, 29 Rook, Robert, 37 Ros, Amelia, 36 Rose, Marjorie, 46 Roseborb, Wallace, 37 Rotherberger, Dorothy, 38 Rupp, Loraine, 38 Russell, June, 35 Russell, Joan, 35 Russell, Lenore, 36, 49, 59, Russell, Ray, 35 Ruther, Helen, 29 S Salmeier, Charles, 29 Salmeier, Vernon, 35 Sams, Oril, 37 Posey, Norene, 38 Potts, Petal, 35 Pratt, Dora, 37 Pratt, Harold, 36, 47, 49, 53 Pratt, Virginia, 17, 36, 49 Preas, Lois, 17, 29, 49 Preas, Verne, Z9 Prest, Bernice, 35 Prestridge, Clarence, 36 Prince, Harold, 29 Sandahl, La Verne, 35 Sandahl, Le Roy, 35 Sanders, Jimmie, 36, 49 Santo, Wanda, 37 Santo, Marian, 29 Sauer, Alice, 36 Sauer, Dorothea, 37 Sauer, Gwen, 35, 49 Sauer Martin 36 51 Prutsman, Gerald, 35 Q Questad, Wallace, 37 R Raby, Nellie, 37 Rader, Marjorie, 35, 46, 49 Rader, Norma, 37 Ramey, Dora Lee, 37 Ranking, Iva, 36 Rauh, Betty, 7, 35, 49 Rauh, George, 37 Raymer, Richard, 36 Rea, Frances, 29 Redfield, Ruby, 43 Rehberg, Annie, 35 Rehberg, John, 29, 49 Rehberg, Lola, 37 Rehorn, 29 Reiswig, Eugene, 36, 51 Reiswig, R., 29 Renick, Ethel, 37 Renner, Donna Dee, 37 Reser, Joyce, 37 Reuble, Faye, 49 Reuble, Mathilda, 49 Reynolds, Marian, 37 Reynolds, Wayne, 29 Rhay, Bob, 5, 29, 60 Rhodes, Marjorie, 37 Rich, Ted, 36 Richardson, Joyce, 29 Richartz, Joann, 37 Rittenhouse, Betty, 35 Rittenhouse, John, 37 Rimbey, Alice, 37 Ringel, Roy, 37 Roark, Harry, 37 Robinson, Betty, 15, 25, 46 Robinson, Dick, 36 Robinson, Dorothy, 37, 59, 66 Robinson, Vera, 36 Roberts, Mary Jane, 51 Robertson, Art, 35 Robertson, Rodger, 36, 46 Rolf, Dorothy, 37 Rogers, Helen, 38 Rogers, Roy, 35 Saunders, Richard, Z9 Savage, Lila, 38 Schaefer, Elaine, 36 Schatzel, Albert, 35 Schaub, Derwent, 46 Schaub, Mavis, 36 Schaub, Neil, 35, 46 Scheece, Eleanor, 36, 59 Scheider, Mildred, 35, 46 Schimke, Alpha, 36 Schmeltzer, June, 36 Schmidt, Esther, 29 Schmidt, Florence, 37 Schmidt, Lois, 36 Schmidt, Lydia, 36 Schmidt, Marian, 37 Schneidmiller, Sam, 29 Schock, Oren, 35, 46 Schoesler, Walter, 29 Schoesler, Arthur, 37 Schram, Bob, 37 Schamm, Edward, 35 Schreiner, June, Z9 Schreiner, Sally, 35 Schuler, Gerry, 36 Seitz, Edna, 29, 55 Sept, Edwin, 35 Sept, Emma, 35, 49 Shaler, Eldon, 29 Shaler, Ruth, 36 Shaw, Marion, 35 Shelton, Bonnie Jean, 37 Shewell, Elwood, 35, 49 Sherrod, Donald, 36, 49 Sherwood, Dewey, 35, 64 Sherwood, Kenneth, 35, 60 Shick, Virginia, 17, 37 Shigley, Adaline, 37 Shimbo, June, 36 Shimbo, Maxine, 35 Shore, Francis, 36 Shure, Donald, 36 Sickler, Dorothy, 37 Simons, Floyd, 36 Simmons, Edith, 37 Simpson, Tom, 35 Siverling, Bob, 29 Slater, Johnny, 36 Slone, Estifay, 36 Small, Laura Lee, 36, 59 Smart, Thomas, 29 66 Smigaj, Regina, 37 Smith, Barbara, 37 Smith, Chester, 37, 49 Smith, Elmer, 37, 49 Smith, Genevieve, 35 Smith, George, 36, 49 Smith, Harold, 36 Smith, Marguerite, 37 Smith, Marjorie, 35 Smith, Oscar, 29 Smith. Walter, 37, 49 Smith, Wilbur, 46 Smootz, Bob, 37 Snyder, Jacqualine, 17, 29, 49 Snyder, Ernest, 37 Snyder, Jack, 29 Julia, 36 Sooter, Sooter, Walter, 36, 51 Soper, Le Roy, 37 Soper, Ralph, 35 Spearman, Helen, 29 Spearman, Imogene, 37 Spearman, Paul, 36 Spence, Zelma Jean, 36 Spencer, Evelyn, 37 Spencer, Grace, 37 Spencer, Merry Louise, 35 Splhn, Spohn, Robert, 37 Wilbur, 37 Sporleder, Helen, 31 Staines, Alice, 36 Starr, Bruce, 37 Starr, Bryce, 37 Steinbeck, Bill, 37, 46 Stemmer, Joe, 35 Stephens, Betty, 17, 36, 49 Stewart, Homer, 46, 51 Stewart, June, 35 Stewart, Milan, 36 Stiles, Ardys, 36 Stilwell , Edna, 35 Stimmel, Lila, 36 Stimmel. Orval, 36 Stokes, Eleanor, 38 Stoller, Bernice, 31 Stoller, Paul, 31 Stone, Junior, 37 Stone, Shirley, 17, 31, 46, 49 Stoneman, Leslie, 37 Stratton, Mollie, 31 Streck, Richard, 37 Stingfield, Margaret, 37 Strode, Illene, 37 Strode, Pauline, 36 Struther, Allen, 35, 46 Struthers, Eugene, 15, 37 Srutsman, Clarence, 36 Sumerlin, Roetta, 36 Swanson, Clarence, 49 Swanson, Kathleen, 35 Swant, Gene, 31, 46 Swenson, Bob, 35 Swenson, Dorothy, 35 T Tash, Delbert, 36, 49 Taylor, Bill, 35, 49 Taylor, Gene, 37 Taylor, Harris, 31, 60, 64 Taylor, Mildred, 35 Taylor, Nadine, 37 Taylor, Robert, 36, 62 Taylor, Russell, 37 Teague, Elaine, 17, 31, 49, 53 Teal, Bob, 36 Templeton, Bill, 36 Templeton, James, 37 Page Seventy-in Webb, Warren, 62 Wood ROYAL BLUE O Thompson, Elwin, 31 Thompson, Melva, 37 Thompson, Pat, 36 Thompson, Reginald, 7, 36 Thorington, Dallas, 35 Thorington, Virginia, 36 Timm, Betty, 31, 43, 44, 46, Timm, Mary Ann, 17, 38 Todorovich, May Belle, 36 Tomlinson, Donald, 37 Tomlinson, Dorothy, 31, 45 Tompkins, Peggy, 37 Torrey, Kenneth, 37, 46 Torrey, Leland, 35 Transeth, Alf, 35, 49 Transeth, Willard, 3, 15, 31 Travis, Virginia, 36 Trefz, Harding, 35 Trout, Phyllis, 31 Trousdale, Ross, 35 Tucker, Sherel, 37 Tuke, Joe, 31, 49 Turley, Albert, 37 Turner, Bob, 35 Turner, Jeanne, 15, 36, 44, 4 Turner, Vivian, 31 Tyrrell, Donald, 35 V Vails, Geraldine, 36 Vails, Virginia, 31 Vahl, Elizabeth, 36, 49 Van Atta, Locke, 36 Van Buskirk, Frankie, 31 Vannice, Leslie, 37 Van Zandt, Lucille, 38 Van Zandt, Maxine, 37 Van Zandt, Rosella, 37 Vawater, Betty Alice, 37 Vawter, Wallace, 36 Vedder, Jimmy, 31, 49 Vibbert, Mahlon, 35, 49 Von Der Ahe, Kathrine, 37 Von Nahmen, Ruth, 37 Vrattos, Annie, 35 Vrattos, Lula, 35 W Wagner, Marjorie, 36 Walker, Harold, 36 Walker, Leota, 38 Wallace, Dail, 31 P er Seventy-fix Wallace, Gail, 31 Walters, Keneth, 31 Walters, Patty, 15, 17, 35, 46 Walton, Bill, 31 Wamble, Jimmie, 37, 44 Wamble, June, 19, 31, 44, 46, 49, 55 Warfield, Myra, 31, 46 Warner, Merlin, 31, 49 Watson, Bryan, 37 Weathermon, Lora, 36 Weathermon, Wilma, 31 Weathers, Bob, 15, 31 Weaver, Esther, 35 Weaver, Syble, 37 Webb, Helen, 5, 36, 43, 46, 59, 66 Webb, Ruth, 17, 35 Webber, Thelma, 37 Weed, Leslie, 31 Weidert, John, 36, 49 Weidert, Lee, 36, 49 Weitz, Clara, 31 Wells, Bob, 31 Wells, Dick, 35 Wendler, Leslie, 37 Wendt, Ernest, 35 Wenning, Ida, 36, 49 Wenning, Ruth, 36, 49 Whipple, George, 37 White, Barbara, 17, 35, 49 Wilson, Betty June, 38 Wilson, Helen, 31 Wilson, Marion, 35 Wilson, Winifred, 36, 43, 59 Winger, Priscilla, 37 Wirth, Merlyn, 35 Wiseman, Joe, 35 Wiseman, Kenneth, 35, 68 Witt, Lewis, 35 Woiblet, Albert, 31 Wolfe, Billy, 36, 64 Wolfe, Edithe, 36 Wolfe Jean, 17, 31 Wolfe, Lenna Belle, 37 Wolfe, Lois, 36 rulf, Bill, 37, 62 Woods, Dorothy, 37 Woods, Frank, 35, 60 Woodward, Barbara, 31, 43, 49 Woodworth, James, 31, 46, 51 Wooton, Faye, 35 Wooton, Jeanne, 31, 49 Wren, Marjorie, 38 Wright, Betty, 37 Wright, Gladys, 36 Wright, Lester, 35 Wright, Walter, 36 Wulff, Charles, 37 Wulfl, Stirling, 46 Wymore, Dorothy, 37 White, Helen, 37 White, Kenneth, 37 White, Orville, 35 White, Vivienne, 31 White, Oliver, 36 Whitehead, Walter, 37 Whitley, Darrell, 37, 49 Whittington, Laura, 31 Whybark, Nadyne, 35 Wickland, Gwen, 36 Wiedner, Lois, Jean, 31 Wiebe, Ruth, 17, 31 Wilhelm, Thomas, 37, 64 Willaby, Marie, 36 Willaby, Virginia, 31 Williams, David, 62 Williams, Jack, 36, 62 Williams, Lorraine, 36, 46 Williams, Treelah, 31 Williamson, George, 37 Wills, Opal, 38 Wills, Virgil, 37 Wilson, Betty Jean, 37 Y Yanke, Chester, 35 Yanke, Deloris, 36, 46 Yanke, Laverna, 37 Yeend, Bob, 31 Yeend, Helen, 38 Yeend, Patricia, 17, 37 Yenney, Glenn, 36, 49 Yokom, Ina Mae, 36, 43 York, York, York, Zahl, Eugene, 37 Martin, 36, 49 Ned, 35 Z Helen, 37 Zahl, Ester, 36, 46 Zande ll, Emil Zeit, Art Zeit, Delbert, 37 Zeir, Edith, Zeir, Walter, 37 -ROYAL BLUE TABLE OF CQNTENTS Forward . . 5 Dedication . . 7 Administration . . . 9 Superintendent . . 1 1 Principal . . 11 Faculty .... . 12 Student Government . . 14 Girl's Federation . . . 16 Boy's Federation . . 18 Classes .... . 21 Senior . 25 junior . 32 Sophomore . 34 Freshman . . 36 Activities . . 41 Royal Blue . . 44 journal . . . 45 R. 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