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

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gi amwerec! nam! ZW gif 4 ,5lo0 lfo On January l4, l96O, Mrs. Donald Kamp presided at the first meeting ofthe Girls' Recreational Association KGRAD during which officers were elected. FRONT: Dollyjean Orchard, vice-president, Kathy Weber, president, Carol Donovan, secretary. STANDING: Linda Schille, managerp Patty Mele, sergeant-at-arms, and Vicki Winnette, treasurer. DeSales . Kathy Weber and Dollyjean Orchard discuss means of providing a wholesome sports program for the girls at Vicki Winnette keeps the financial records connected with such , ' GRA functions as snack sales at games. . if 11 , txt Q- x As secretary, Carol Donovan records volunteers' names in connection with the Patty Mele is the strong arm gal of GRA. GRA Service Court assistance at school functions . Activities for which Linda Schille offers managerial assistance include basketball, volleyball, badminton, golf, and soft ball.

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Publishing the first yearbook chronicling the events of DeSa1es' first year, the DeSALlAN staff comprises: Barbara Coombe, Suellen Wilson, Ann Berrigan, Carol Lord, Adele Nibler, Kathy Becinski, and Betty Heriza. STANDING: Ricky Wylie, Ernie Greco, Lenny Taruscio, Frank Munns, Iohn Phillips, Dan Donovan, and Robert Owsley. UPPER RIGHT: DeSALIAN's editor, Barbara Coombe, and assistant editor, Frank Munns, agree with Adviser Sister Agnes that a spring delivery is preferable. w-,gc 4? recom! lmlforg 0! izyeegizfbo, imf year BELOW: With Iudy Horiza as co-manager of the business affairs for the yearbook, Carol Lord completed patron collections in record time, leaving the editorial staff free to work on the book's contents. if R 1.., X, .,. 3. G -NY Co-adviser Sister Mary Aquinas checks a page layout with Iohn Phillips. BELOW: Sharing his talent with both the newspaper and the annual staff, Mike Della wins one more round withart editor Adele Nibler and assistant Suellen Wilson . ,fs M1-' 1- tg, 'SEI' --nuns

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Z LP' 4,0123 140 JIOMIAVQC! Cbtgfbtfdff gl 0lfUfA X The Girls' League at DeSales aims to develop better Christian women and to give service to the Church, the school, and the community. Chief among the first year's activities ranked a mother-daughter tea sponsored with a view to creating stronger ties between mother and daughter while cultivating appreciation for the high ideals and responsi- bilities of motherhood. Girls' League adviser is Sister Agnes. UPPER LEFT: President Susie Haft led the ros- ter of Girls' League officers . and Leslie Ann Beck . Council of the Girls' League includes: FRONT-- Doreen Locati Iudy Yeend LaNette McMann, Marilyn Schneller, Susie Haft. STANDING: Marilyn Crumpacker Shirley Taruscio, Adele Nibler, Kay Gutemey, Betty Heriza, Lenella Hansen Qface hidden! fx 15? Among activities arranged for DeSa1es girls have been lectures on good grooming, on enjoying music, and on creative art. Officers assisting the president are Marilyn Schneller, treasurer fleftlg Kay Gutemey, secretary flower leftlg Doreen Locati, vice-president flower rightly and Leslie Ann Beck, sergeant-at-arms Krightl. is Qc- nn qu- 1? 'sf Ci?