The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-13


good student. Next September she
VII enter Whitman college as fresh
man, where she will specialize in
mathematics.
Christine McRae has spent most of
her life in the vicinity of Walla Wal
la. She attended grammar school at
ST. Paurs, Lincoln and Baker schools.
During her hin school course she has
ranked among the first in the class in
scholarship. Next year she intends to
0 to Whitman.
Next on the list is our violinist,
Glen Morgan. He was born at Reedly,
Cal, where he attended school for a
short tine. Since then he has at
tended the Walla Walla schools. At
ter his radiation from high school he
will complete his musical education.
Grace Moulton was born in Kansas
From there she moved to Tacoma,
Wash, and from there to Walla Wal
Ia She attended gramar school, both
in Tacoma and Walla Walla. After
graduation from high school, where
she has taken the commercial course
she expects to become a stenOgrapher.
Walter Pauly has attended to the
Walla Walla schools from the first
grade through high school. His plans
for the future are not yet definitely
made.
Henry Reborn has spent practically
al lof his life in Walla Walia. He has
attended Walla Walla high school for
the last four years, where he has
made a record in debating and similar
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study law.
Mary and Ruth RnghOffer were
born and brought up in Walla Walla.
They entered Baker school and with
the exception of a year and half
spent at Washington school they OBJ
tanned their grammar school educa-
ton in the former institution. They
graduated from that school in 1905
and entered high school the follow ng
September. They have attended high
school for four years and during that
time both have ranked high in scnol-
arship They received first and sec
ond honors in the class. Next year
they expect to enter Whitman col
lege.
Myrtle Robinson was born in Iowa,
but she mas received all of her school
ing in Washington. She graduated
from Baker school in 1905 and has at
tended high school s.nce that time.
She exnects to attend Whitman col
lege for two years and then go east
to complete her education. She VIII
specialize in modern languages
Primrose Rupp was born in Adrian,
Mich. When about years of age,
to Sharpstein school for several years
an dthen to Lincoln, from which
school she graduated She expects to
go to the University of Washington.
Clifford Stack began school IN
Bozeman, Mont From there he NOV
edto Wenatche Win, and then to
Walla Walla, where ne has attended
high school during tse past four years.
William Steel, another native or
Walla Walla, has received all OF his
education thus far in the city schools.
After graduating from grammar
school he attended Pearsons academy
for a time. He will continue his edu-
cation IN some college, probably Whit
man.
Beth Stevens graduated from the
eighth grade of Albany public schools
and attended high school there for
seven months Since then she has at
tended the Walla Walla high school,
where she has ranked among the first
in the class for scholarship. she VIII
enter Whitman college next fall
Ida Stubblefield was born in Oregon
She attended country school until
she graduated from the eighth grade
Since then she has attended the high
school of this city. Sc intends TO go
to Whitman college and prepare to
teach
Gilbert Woods, the last senior on
the list, has attended number OF
grammar schools in this state ana IN
Oregon He has attended the Walla
Walla high school during the last
four years. where he has made q rec
ord as an athlete. He will continue MS
education in college but he has not
definitely decided which course he VIII
take up.
Senior Class Officers.
President-Etta r. Kennedy.
Vice President-Glen Morgan.
Secretary-Myrtle Robinson.
Treasurer-Ruth Ringhoffer.
Glass CoIors-Crimson and gray.
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