Desales Catholic High School - Desalian Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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A Seniors Kay Gutemey, Iudy Heath, and Adele Nibler donned the DeSales uniform on October 8, 1959 . The wool plaid skirt of deep green and brown is topped by a dark green cardigan sweater. A short-sleeved blouse with tailored collar completes the DeSales uniform for girls. Wjaaa wow ffm Emi At Mass offered by Father Triesch in the cafeteria, students actively participated by saying the responses in unison. Sam Delaney and Wayne Berrey were servers at this Lenten Mass ijricfay an Ognfen Research work in the library becomes part of the school life of each student. Iim Ralph finds himself temporarily distracted from the card catalog by the book display atop it. CBeloved former pastor of Saint Patrick Parish, Father John I. Callanan, is pictured. Parishioners have an initial Sl3,000 available toward a Father Callanan Memorial Chapel to be erected at DeSales.J Below: ASB President Ernie Greco presides at a student assembly in the gym during a discussion of the pro's and con's of holding a basket social. Seated officers are: Michele LeRoux, secretary: Carolyn Van Doren, treasurery and Bill Lonneker, sergeant-at-arms. EW

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-K r ,fd NX X X. 5 rokki Sister Anna Clare registers the first student at DeSalesg jerry Maher, senior. 3'-'Qi E it 1' A,,...-r-'SZ inllll this 4 xg X J . X ea! i In their natural habitat, the bookstore, Sister Valerie directs initial efforts of the TIMELINE staff. On the job are the faithful editor, Carolyn Van Doreng feature writer, Marilyn Crumpackerg and art editor, Mike Della. fo regiafer aww! acgvwf once more fo 5C!L00ff 0l!Ltf:f!1fe l Taking advantage of one of the new school's 5,600 books is student Jim Berrigan, winner of a letter of Commendation in the 19 59 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Prosh Ed Maiuri purchases a world history notebook from Barbara Maher and Carolyn Van Doren, TIMELINE staff members on duty in the bookstore. .V af' alter 'Yi' . I . 1 i 'W 1.40- 1 ,

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Kathy Zakrzewskl and other sophomores take advantage of library facilities during a study hall. - .41 Q. . t x I 'x in fine me ca eferia ofoeneog file gym wad cfecbcafe t?..,kL, On the cafe-teria's opening day, October 12, 1959, Mrs . Frank Schuster and other members of the kitchen crew began a year of service which won unanimous praise from faculty and students. Served in order of class seniority, famished freshmen stack up fortifications. Left to right: Bob Atkinson, Irwin Fluor, Cliff Heath, Steve Lamperti, and Mike Hughes. Steve Gwinn and Ricky Gates admire trophies in the four-section trophy case lining the hall wall opposite the gymnasium. Trophies, as well as the nickname Irish, have been transferred to DeSales from its predecessor, Saint Patrick High School. Father Triesch presided at the dedication of the gymnasium on December l. Steel-framed and steel-roofed, the spacious 100 x 110 foot gym comprises a regulation basketball court, two practice courts, four volleyball-badminton courts, and separate dressing room, locker, and shower facilities for boys and girls. The gym's hideaway bleachers have a seating capacity of 1400. 9