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

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Don Anderson Shorthand Typing John Anderson Psychology Attendance B. E. Austin U S. History World Affairs Mark A. Berney Carpentry Robert Bisnett Biology Drivers Training Albert C Boaz Chemistry Biology Wilbur Boschker Algebra Mechanical Drawing ‘Jeachen ane oun neven endinq j nienda, Carl Brueggemcier Geometry Trigonometry Irene Buck man English Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Clarence Cassell Orchestra Frances Conway Home Economics Purdy Cornel iso n Biology Physics Keith Crosbie French Spanish Psychology Juliana Draper World History World Affairs Mary Esary Speech Latin Ralph Emigh Algebra Physics Geometry

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Admini tnation Arthur Z Jones Allen L. Reynolds £ A. Tidrkk W, G Ledbetter One of the outstanding eve nts of the school year is the completion and distribution of the annual. Here re corded in graphic form are the events and accomplish ments which make the year interesting and profitable. This year ' s record is a good one. I want to congratulate the Wa-Hi students, and particularly the seniors on their accomplishments for year 1955-56, and wish for those who are graduating the best of success and hap¬ piness in your future endeavors. Arthur D. Jones Superintendent The Royal Blue is your diary of ‘56. Each senior by actions, words, or deeds has written something there. It serves as the indelible imprint of school life. When you leave the sheltered harbor of high school for the open sea of life, be ever mindful of the diary you write. So long, senior’ Good luck and happy hunting. K. A. Tidrick Principal I wonder how many students really re alize how indebted they are to the staff of the Royal Blue. The job of recording pictorially and verbally the events of the year is no easy task. The spirit with which the an- ; nual staff attacks this task exemplifies the spirit of the entire student body. It has been through the efforts and loyalty of the hundreds of students that have passed through these doors that the Wa-Hi heritage hasevolved. This year, each one of you has upheld and added to this heritage. Your continued determination in acquiring knowledge and in practicing the principles of good citizenship will serve you well. Allen L. Reynolds Assistant Superintendent All of us can be proud of Wa-Hi, its students and its graduates. For the past six years, more than fifty per cent of the graduates have entered college; others have gone to hospitals for nurse’s training, into military serv¬ ice, or to work on farms, stores, service stations, etc. The fine background of training acquired at Wa-Hi has con¬ tributed to the excellent work being done by these graduates. Seniors, our best wishes go with you. Match or ex¬ cel the record of your predecessors Congratulations, annual staff, duction of the Royal Blue.

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quidinq ua along Ada Howells Secretary to Mr Tidrick Edward Kan tola Agriculture General Metals E. L Keezel Journalism English Elizabeth Kirkman Latin English John Klumb Director of Athletics Agnes V Little English Felix Fletcher Boys P E. Georgia Mae Gallivan English Music Virgil Goodman Auto Mechanics Columbus E. Gray Jr. R O T C Ruth Gray English Fhotography Margaret Guenther Retail Selling Albert Haase Typing Bookkeeping Fay Hamm English Jack S. Honeycutt R.O.T.C