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

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MARSHALL ALEXANDER Speech, Dramatics-Stage, Radio-Speech GENEVIEVE BERRY Study Hall DOLLIE V, CORN English RALPH M. EMIGH Mathematics Faculty DONALD ANDERSON Shorthand, Typing ROBERT L„ BISNETT Biology, Shop JULIENNE DRAGICH Home Economics MRS. MARY ESARY Latin JOHN W. ANDERSON Soc. St,, Audio Vis. Psychology WILBUR BOSCHKER industrial Arts, Handi¬ crafts, Shop, Mech. Dr. JULIANA DRAPER World History B. E. AUSTIN U.S. History Jnter. Rel., Soc. Rel, IRENE BUCK M AN Bookkeeping, Typing RUTH DUNN Mathematics MARK A, BERNEY Pre-apprentice Carpentry CLARENCE CASSELL, SR. Orchestra SUZANNE ELLIOTT Vocal Music and Choir BENJAMIN FLATHERS R.O.T.C. SGT. EVERETT M. FIELDER MARILYN FISHER Sponsors Superintendent ' s Office Administrative Sgl. 9

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ADMINISTRATION SUPT. ARTHUR D, JONES ASST. SUPT. W. A. LACEY Over the period of thirly years during which I have watched Wa-Hi operate, I have never been more pleased than I am at Ihe present time. The average student is sincere and cooperative. The faculty is capable and loyal r and the administration encourages genuine growth in citizenship and scholarship. I firmly believe that there is no belter high school in the entire Northwest. The life oi a schoolman offers satisfactions found in no other occupation. As long as life means any¬ thing, as long as learning and progress mean any¬ thing, just so long will teachers Jake pride in their work They have a port in the world ' s most import¬ ant process, the growth of youth, W. A. LACEY The record this book contains is one of which Wa-Hi students, individually and collectively, may well be proud. Notable achievements have been made both in extra-cuiricular activities as well as in your curricular work. Particularly noticeable are the recent developments in student government. To the seniors, may I say that these achievements and this progress will enable you to better meet the challenges which will be yours as graduates of the class of 1951. It is my sincere wish that in ihe years to come you will look back with fond memories to the high school years you are now completing, but more important that you experience greater achieve¬ ments in meeting Ihese challenges as you take your places in your home, in your community, and in your country. ARTHUR D, JONES 1 wish to extend congratulations to the staff mem¬ bers of the annual for the excellent job in producing the 1951 ' Royal Blue. You have been energetic and resourceful, have learned lessons in cooperation and teamwork, and combined your best efforts toward a common go al. Production of the annual is one of Wa-Hi ' s finest activities. Portrayal of school life gives us all a better per¬ spective of cur fine school. During the year all of us, faculty and students alike, are loo involved with¬ in cur own sphere to fully appreciate or understand the wide scope of the school in its subjects and activities. An excellent record has been made this year by the entire student body. I hope you are all proud to have been a part of Wa-Hi in 1950-1951. Congratulations and best wishes, seniors. I wish you success in the future. W. G. LEDBETTER I know of no better way to evaluate the many accomplishments of our school year 1950-51 than through the Royal Blue. What more pleasure can one receive for such a small investment? Treasure this volume; its value increases with age. It is gratifying to see the progress made in student government and all student activities. I am proud to have had the association with this year ' s senior class. They have shown outstanding ability in leadership and good solid thinking. Dur¬ ing these limes, our country is in need of these fine qualities in people. ROBERT P. KLAVANO PRIM. ROBERT P. KLAVANO ASST. PR1N. W. G. LEDEETT 8

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Faculty 5GT, RONALD M. FELIX B. FLETCHER MARY ANNE FREEMAN SGT, ALFRED J. FULTON GEORGIA MAE GALL1VAN FLESHMAN Supply and Administrative Physi cal Ed,, Football Coach Health and P.E, 2nd Year Military English, Creative Writing RUTH C GRAY MARGARET C. GUENTHER ALBERT HAASE MAITA A. HAGEDORN FAYE E HAMM English, Photography, Annual Advisor Diversified Occupations, Retail Selling Typing, Bookkeeping Sec. to Mr. Klava no Head of English Dept. GLADYS HAWKINS GRACE T. HOUGHTON EDWARD KANTOLA ALICE M. KENYON BESS KIRK Boys ' Home Ec. Dean of Girls, P.E. Ag,, General Metals Director of Audio-Visual Aids Mathematics JOHN KLUMB RUSSELL LARSON W. G. LEDBETTER AGNES LITTLE FLORENCE LONG Athletic Director Band Supervisor of Music Vice Principal, U.S. History English Librarian