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

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HOME ROOM 209 3rd Row: Lenfesly Bin¬ der Anderson, Cochran, Adams, Sillier, Bennell, Dorn, Vasile, Mills. 2nd Row: Holman, Sc hock, Boss®, Mell, UughUn, Van Derhcef, Smith, Krogh, Lawrence, Buck- 1st Bow: Conrad- Mar- l o n r Hagedcrn, F o p e, Strange, Grosgebauer, Shepard. Briese, Jamison, Wilson. HOME ROOM 318 3rd Row: Heimbiqner, Mobley- Wike, Stoneroad, Lange, Taylor, Foltz, Pear¬ son, Moble, Severs, 2nd Row: Austin, Schild, Larfer, Gowing, Nordheim, Hall, Downing, Filan, Mau pin, Brigham, Schreiber, Schmidl r Green. Jsl Row: Huddleston, Brink, Gardner, Ellis, La¬ cey, McCurdy, Ames, Smith, Woods, McCallum, McCknahan, W rig hi HOME ROOM 201 3rd Row: Martin, Jeg- lin, Angell, Reihl, Gallo, Brock, Wills©, Tianen, Tomlinson, S her wood, Wes! man, 2nd Row: Hignett, Evans, Querna, Jackson, Marr, Bates, Vaughan, Skubinna, Atkinson, Mar¬ lin, Womack, While man. 1st Row: Copeland, Mag¬ nus, Carter, Winkle, Ken- worthy, Huffman, Dockler, Smith, Huff, Carroll, Fisher, Dirks. HOME BOOM 115 3rd Row: Patterson, Kirk¬ patrick, Fowler, H a u n, Gump, Lein weber, Stearns, Gumm, Heimbignor, 2nd Row: Nichols, An¬ ger, Le Page, Schoessler, Lange, Barnes, Wilson, Stinemales, West. 1st Bow: Anderson, Ran¬ dolph, Young, Hoovel, De- ranleau, Thompson, Wood- fcrd, Walker, Dimmick,

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HOME ROOM 118 3rd Bow: G, Bergevin, M, Bergevin, Leek, Shoemaker Churchill, Davy, Powell Coe, Dixcn, San tier. 2nd Row: Vollendorff, Franklin, Bailey, DeBoer, Blake, Baugh, Gilbert, Hill Dicus, Leichner, McCarroll, Sires, Fry. 1st Row: Jones, Zeir, Mu tv sey, Buerstatte, Huntley, Os¬ wald, Joyce Watson, Janet Watson, McAuslan, Allison, Russell. Gottwig. Freshman Freshies The Freshman class introduced many stuu dents having varied interests and talents to Wa-Hi this year. A Freshman Sextette composed of Justine Sires, Juanita Conrad, Muriel Klein, Sally Jo Wilson, Joan Bates, and Dixie Allison have sung many entertaining musical numbers, Joan Bates, because of its interference with other activities, dropped the Sextette and was re- placed by Joyce McCarrolL Officers were elected under the direction of the Freshman adviser, Pete Hanson, who led the students through a successful year. Offi¬ cers were Justine Sires, President; Lester West, Vice President; Bob Hammond, Secretary; and Billy Davis, Treasurer. Girls ' Council Repre¬ sentatives were Sonia Angell and Joan Sher¬ wood. The member of Girls J Cabinet was Dor¬ een Mathison. Selected for Boys ' Federation Representatives were Homer Milbrath and Merle Goble, Peter Welk was a member of Student Court 1st semester. The following semester this office was held by Barbara Dixon Several assemblies throughout .the year gave the freshmen a chance to show their talent, Betty Jo Baxter participated in a ballet number and Shirley Dorn did a tap dance. Swanee and April Showers were sung by Joan Strange. Taking part in the Girls ' Federation play was Mary Davis as Mattee in Ladies of the Mop. The symphony orchestra has received many students new to Wa-Hi, Antonia Dirks, Karyl Todd, and Wilber Pribilsky play the violin. The tympani is handled by Patsy Atkinson, and the trombone is played by Burton Gowing. Top picture: Home Room Presidents Skubinna, Dock ter, Bergevin, Allison., Davis Lower picture: Second Semester Officers Hammond, Sires, Davis

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HOME ROOM 215 3rd Row: Long, Daniel Belles, Remus, Richmond ' Todd, Cole, Pierce, Davis] Booth. 2nd Row: Phillips, Blue, Swanson, Reynolds, Math- ison, Klein, Dippee, Zach ary, Grogan, McCulley. Yenney. 1st Row: Miller, De Groat, Hunter, Baxter, Cc McManis, Teel, Toman Schmidt, Vietz, Wright. HOME ROOM 112 3rd Row: Holmes, Knut son, Phinney, Larson, Dan, Kralman. 2nd Row: Hector, Davis, Hyslop, Hammond, Forrey, Milbrath, Sherwood, Davis MacBoyle. 1st Row: Taylor, War¬ ner, Deccio, Russell, Der¬ by, Preston, Burnett, S; bilia, O ' Rourke, Reiter. HOME ROOM 312 3rd Row: Stoneciphe:, Gohlman, Klein, Gleaton West, Schmidt, Hankla Warren, Merriiield, Yekum 2nd Row: Gillock, Long, Collins, Burgess, Koffman, Clark, Welk, Knopf, Hol¬ lingsworth, Steindorl, Lin ton, Summerville. 1st Row: Locati, Russel, Yeager, Bailey, L. Jadty, B. Jacky, Atwood, Kinche Ice, Rimpler, Miller, Hunt Now for the sports column. The boys seemed to exert dll their energy for the exception¬ ally good season in football, basketball, and boxing. All will agree that the boys have gained valuable experience for future B squad and varsity work. Five freshman boxers appear to be getting off to a fine start for their first year at Wa-Hi. They are Lester West, Darrell Schmidt, George Wagner, Merle Goble, and Robert Kineheloe. The honor roll for the first semester at Wa-Hi included 43 freshmen, of whom 14 were boys and 29 were girls. This number was excelled only by the junior class who had 45 on the list Reginald Green was the only freshman receiving straight As.