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

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DeSales students enjoyed the Mardi Gras semi- iormal dance on February 22, held in the gaily decorated cafeteria which doubles as a multi- purpose room. Iim Hunt and Norman Herring were among freshmen attending the Mardi Gras to which the student body and parents were invited. S 10 Pep Club member Barbara Falkner has time for a smile while she issues a ticket to admit Barbara Coombe to the Saint Gertrude's-DeSales basketball game. Saciaf acfiuifieo cms! alfltklfic euenb J Mascot for the Irish is David Ferraro, little brother of senior Dick Ferraro. Flanking David are regular cheerleaders Leslie Ann Beck and Tom Maccarone.

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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

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'ls as Typical of adult auxiliaries interested in DeSa1es, Ron Vennerl stamps in Ioan Wagoner, Leo Lyons, and Sandy Grieser on the night of the Prescott game. P6111 M5 fogelfiter t!LI 0lftgA0lfLt lfA8 78017 Ioanne Pfafile and Beth Phillips try practice shots dur- ing eighth period physical edu- cation class. A gigantic fabric divider allows simultaneous use of the gym by boy and girl groups. During noon hour and between halves of home games, the if snack bar adjacent to the cafeteria helps to provide needed energy. Giving proprietors Ioe Arbanas and Pat Schllle a little business land a bad timel are Jim Cooper, Randy Sporleder, Mellene Buttice, Leonila Berrones, Beatrice Rios, Robert Southwick, and Barbara Falkner. With proceeds aimed to supply chapel needs, the Knights and the Handmaids of the Altar operate the concession. ,- 1 rd The stage of the cafeteria-multi-purpose room provides facilities for modeling of fall fashions at the Thanksgiving-time Mother-Daughter Tea. Freshman twlns Iudy and Denise Yeend wear 1ook alikes to add to viewers' confusion as to who's who. 11