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

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1st Semester Officers 2nd Semester Officers Knox, Tompkins, Folletl Graver, Griffiths, !rby, Olterson, Knox FRESHMEN In referring to a slightly altered proverb, it appears that the freshman class did not put off until next year what they could have done this year ' for they certainly revealed their talents and abilities in extra-curricular activities, A freshman sextet, made up of Rosemary Board, Norma Fry, Joan Lee Ebersole, Marion Riehl, Maysel Follett, and Janet Harmon, sang for assemblies at Wa-Hi and for special programs other than school programs. The boys ' glee consisted mostly of freshmen boys, and the class contributed a good many girls to girls ' glee. In the field of sports, this sedulous class managed to be represented. Alan Rose won a B squad letter in football, and Bud Kight won a letter in boxing. Kenny Knox, president, Maysel Follett, vice president; and Bobby Tomp¬ kins, secretary; were class officers for the first semester. At midyear, Kenny Knox was re-elected, Phil Griffiths was elected vice president, and Jim Irby, secretary. Representatives to Girls ' Council were Gay Childers and Joan Fitz¬ gerald; Chloe Hart and Marilyn Otterson were members of Girls ' Cabinet Serv¬ ing on Boys ' Cabinet were Bud Kight and Norman Craven Ted Shockley was appointed as member of the Student Court, and, during the second semester, his place was filled by Russell Mead. Three freshmen assisting on the Journal staff were Pat Maher, Richard Stanton, and Gene Ford. Yvonne Flikke contributed her abilities to the Roval Blue staff The freshmen were even represented in the senior play, J ' Janie 1 by Joan Lee Ebersole who played the part of Elsbeth, the spiteful little sister. All these extra-curricular activities didn ' t keep the freshmen from their studies; for they placed 22 on the Honor Roll the first semester and 20 the second semester. If the freshmen continue their successful efforts, they will have no difficulty in fitting themselves into more important duties in the future.

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Baslee, and Bud Pringle, comprised the yell staff which efficiently instigated school spirit in backing the teams. As vice president Gerald Brunton had charge of legislative assembly which assures the students of a representative govern¬ ment The legislators instituted a code of conduct for the cafeteria. Proctors, aiding in its enforcement, were appointed weekly by the Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds to turn in any offenders to Student Court. A point system was set up for boxing and base¬ ball letters, and provision was made for letter awards in music also. The past year has seen the Wa-Hive, a student managed club, steadily rising in popularity. This has resulted, principally, from the idea of the various school clubs ' rotating weekly in the man¬ agement of the downtown club. The presentation of a door prize, each week, to the person holding the lucky number was an in¬ novation. A demerit system was established this year in an attempt to control unexcused absences and disorderly conduct The attend¬ ance office, Student Court, and teachers had the power to give demerits for any offenses. 1st Semester Legislative Assembly 1ST SEMESTER STUDENT COURT Klicker, Mitchell, Shockley, Duckworth Woodhall, Benefiel, Harold 2nd Semester Legislative Assembly 2ND SEMESTER STUDENT COURT Mead, McMann, Stokes, Plucker, Humphrey Anderson, Bruce F I ‘ 4a1£ 1 3 i aki jjf

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HOMEROOM 104 Back row: Anderson, Belles, Burnham, Lee, Guier, Slater, Vogel, Damon, Tweedy, Con¬ rad,. Bell. Middle row: Harkins, Kingsley, Meckler, Smith, Spearman, Wood, Fitzgerald, Kessler, Foiled, Oswalt, Wilson. Front row: Perier, Board, Flikke, Gander, Kennedy, Yales, Jensen, Zier, Yeend, Amery, Ferguson. HOMEROOM 207 Back row; Heumphreus, Henze I, H a k. e n. Records, Boehmer, Ross, Otters on, Brooks, Schwarz, Jansen, DeBoer Booth. Middle row: Lybecker, Millard, Shock, Har t, F lisra m, Eva n s, Page, Booth, Frazure, Gulick, O ' Neil. Front row: Bates, Hagen, Hatch, Robinson, Ebersole, James, Maier, ReihL Jones, Porter, Stratton, O ' Dell. HOMEROOM 101 Back row: Reed, Walters, Mar¬ tin, Hart, Dimmick, Davis, Leeper, Ehrlich, White, Pear¬ son, Middle row: Johns, Parker, Jack- son, Anderson, Simmons, Me Cubbins, Harmon, Johnslon, Richmond. Front row: Brickner, Merry, Wendt, Sloan, Hardin, Gillock, Anderson, Adams, Corn HOMEROOM 319 ack row: Hunting, Nash, Ragsdale, Sanders, Ruff, Fin¬ negan, Huie, Walls, Bergman. Middle row: Lane, Pearson, Pickard, Kingsley, Clinehens, Riley, Ros, Frank, Adams, Front row: Howard, Goble, Mang, Hayes, Buchanan, In- gal 1, Myers, Strozinsky, Hud¬ son, Tom.