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

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Marshall Alexander Donald Anderson John Anderson B. E. Austin Mark Bernly English, Speech t Typing, Shorthand Ptychology (J S, History Carpentry Dramatic f Social Relations Genevieve Be n rt Robert L. Bisnltt Shelton G, Bullard Wilbur Boscmker Irene Buck man Study Hatt Biology, Driver Training ROTC Woodworking, Drafting Typing. Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping Clar lnce Cassell Francis Con wav Ddli.il V Corn Purdy Cornel iron Juliana Draper Orchettrj Home Economics English Biology World History, Social Relation Ruth Dunn Ralph Faugh Mam Flaky Charles P. Flanagan, Jr. Felix Fletcher Algebra Geometry Algebra, Geometry Latin ROTC Boys ' PE, Coach

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sddmintdtration Someone once said! Use the past only in so far as it is useful in the future Your Wa-Ht experience is going to be useful in the future because of your academic achievement, your participation in various activities, and your development of leadership and good citizenship, I sincerely hope that your future is bright and that you will not forget soon the days you spent in Wa-Hi, The friendships developed here, both with faculty members and classmates, will have even greater value to you in the years to come, Arthur D, Jones, Superintendent Each passing year brings me closer to our school and its traditions. The Royal Blue captures these thoughts and feelings, preserving them for posterity. It actually is a Treasure Chest of facts and memories that mellow through the years. It is important that our achievements are good ones as they go on record for all to see as the years go by, Fm proud of our accomplishments this year. We have overcome many obstacles and turned them into successes. Congratulations to a fine senior class. May you be happy and successful always. Robert Klavano, Principal. Wa-Hi has a rich heritage. For many years, the stu- dents and faculty, through their continued loyalty and initiative, have made this school one of the outstanding high schools in the state. During the past year, you students have added materially to this heritage by your good citizenship, scholarship, and your wholehearted par- ddpation in worth-while activities. Congratulations to the staff of the Royal Blue who have again given so generously their time to create a lasting record of pleasant memories and enduring friend¬ ships; and ro the seniors for your record of outstanding achievement—keep up the good work. Allen Reynolds, Administrative Assistant. One of the big events of the year is RB Day ; in other words the day that the Royal Blue is distributed to the students, The eagerness with which everyone awaits this day attests to the popularity of the school annual. The Staff deserves a great deal of credit for performing a very great school service. The annual is a fine record of the school year, with its activities and accomplishments. Each of us might ask the same question; What is my record? Did l achieve all that I wished to achieve? Were my exper¬ iences valuable for training in citizenship? What are my hopes and plans for the future? Did I help make Walla Walla High School the fine school that it is today? W. G. LEDBETTER, V ice Principal. 8

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Land wLen nee dedy occupie d Gioitn.i a Mae Galli van Engltth Virgil Goodman Auto Mechaniet Rhea M. Gray Girls PE Ruth Ghat English. Photography Margaret Guenther Distributive Education A l ii nr t Haase Typing, Bookkeeping Fat Hamm English Arlene Ho tom Spanish Latin Grace T, Houghton Girls PE Keith Glosbie Spanish, Latin Ada Howells Sectett y to Mr. Klavano Eotarp M- Kant tola AgrcimUmret General Mrtah E. L. Kh-hh, Engltth Bess Kirk A l zebra John J, Klumb Athletic Director Russell UisrN Band Glen Ledbetter American Problemt Aches V. Little English Florence Long Librarian Chester Lybeck urn Agriculture