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

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SPEAKING OF PICTURES . . . Wa-Hi has a lot to boast of on its own campus. Spring weather finds some students strolling around the extensive grounds; others are gathering under the many shade trees that adorn the lawn. Some more ambitious souls may be found playing softball or pitching horseshoes, for there is ample room for many varied activities. A recent augmentation to the beauty of our grounds are the shrubs which have been planted on the Palouse street side. Walks for both bicycles and pedestrians replace the well worn paths A new and welcome addition to our campus play grounds will be the tennis courts which are soon to be completed. These courts, which were made possible through the efforts of many individuals and organizations in the school, will fill a real need in the recreational activities of the students

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CONTENTS THE YEAR ' S NEWS Editorial, Wa-Hi News Front ... — 16 Broadcasting ...— .44 Journal ... ——-46 Annual ...........—.——---. 48 GOVERNMENT 7 10 64 Administration ... Student Government Yell Staff . ............ CLASSES Seniors .......- ..... 18 Class Officers —.... Juniors —--——---—---— 34 Sophomores —— -—--—---37 Freshmen „ —-—.. --— — -...-40 SOCIAL LIFE Senior Day ------—-31 National Honor Society —---—---45 Social Clubs —----——— -— 50 Music ----------—......---—--—55 Drama — —-—.---—--60 Sports —- ——--— --——-—65 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Speaking of Pictures -— ---—-—---— 4 Picture of the Year —.—---— -—---—17 FLQ.T.C - 58 FFA -- - - .. ..: 78 Assistants -—— - -——— 80 Life Goes to a Party ...—---— ..-82 Pictures to the Editors--...--——-.....84 IN MEMORIAM Katherine Kimmerly and Coach Hult were well-known on our campus for their friendliness and generosity to all whom they knew, Orville Hult, though with us for only one year, gained the admiration and respect of the boys he trained, who recognized his outstanding ability as a coach. Katherine was admired by the many students who knew her well, and her friendli¬ ness and personality will be cherished by them. Though no longer with us, in this book, as in our hearts, the fond memories of Katherine Kimmerly and Coach Orville Hult are enshrined forever We wish to pay our respects, too, to the late Clarence Steel smith, who, although not on the faculty during the past two years, left a great imprint on the life of our school.