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

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HOME ROOM 315 3rd Row: Heimbignei, Sc hock, Moorhouse, EngeiJ Hook irk, Rowell, Ness 6 | Oliver. 2nd Row: Jackson, L as ater, Carpenter, Fehlberg Marshall, Juenke, Berry Fisher, Jones, Livengooi 1st Row: Johnson, Kiri Thomas, Zeagel, Merklfcj Bales, McLaughlin, Gould Smith, Brooks. HOME ROOM BOYS 1 GYM 3rd Row: Hendricksor. Angotti, Dirks, Miller, Ah ' quiet, Nieman, Morris, Be ry, Bauman. 2nd Row: Steward Leichner, Hamilton, Kenny, Boyer, Fain, Morrison. Jacob, J. Klingbeil, Renid. Gardner. 1st Row: Royse, Mason Altizer, Joseph, P. Kline- beil, Schreiner, Davidsoj; McEvoy, Beck, Heirra- phreus HOME ROOM 307 3rd Row: Munger, Fra¬ zier, Tinker, Mobley, Rog¬ ers, Bulherus, Fields, Hard¬ ing, Gaddis, Gingerich, 2nd Row: Christian, cles, Linds trom, Hasting; Dicus, Wilson, Greenlee Blue, McGee, Marcy. 1 si Row: Huie, Keelin: O ' Rourke, Ralls, Schme- zer r Croft, Rizzuti, Robert son, Fagg r Koehler. HOME ROOM 213 3rd Row: Berne?, Brown, Edinger, L a ne, Hunting, Johnson. 2nd Row: McDonald Mead, S u mmers, Ha t ley, Hoppen, Warner, Mr. Alexander. 1st Row: Joy, Hawk Yeend, Spurber, Lepiane Blake, Star.

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Sophomore Sum-Ups The graduating class of 1950 is beginning to prepare now for their duties as future leaders of Wa-HL Chosen to lead them the first semester were Jim Casper, President; Bob Brown, Vice Presi¬ dent; and Jim Thornton, Secretary-Treasurer, Vernon Schacht, Beverly Berry, and Jerry Jes¬ sup filled these positions during the last half of the year. Elected to serve on Boys Cabinet were Bob Comfort and Jack Ellis, Priscilla Clem and Doris Proctor were representatives to Girls ' Cabinet. Girls Council members were Nancy Nessel, Donna Ralls, Pat McGee, and Patty Jones. Appointed to render the sophomore opinions for the Student Court, were Nancy Nessel, Duane Weitz, Gordon Boyer, and Janice Fehiberg. Several members of the class revealed ability in the field of dramatics, Pat Gump appeared in the all-school play, Priscilla Clem, Doris Proc¬ tor, and Elaine Jeffs performed in the Girls ' Fed¬ eration play, Ladies of the Mop ' Varsity letters were awarded to several boys in the field of sports. Duane Weitz and Bob Morrison were active in football, Richard Mead and Dwight and Larry Morrison turned out for basketball, while Jerry Stiller preferred boxing. In the field of knowledge, Eddie Aliverti and Nancy Gingerich led the first semester with straight A ' s. Twenty-two girls and twelve boys were listed on the first semester honor roll. Upper picture: First Semester Officers Thornton, Casper Lower picture; Second Semester Officers Jesseph, Berry, Schachl HOME ROOM 210 3rd Row- Mathison, Jowy, Phillips, Bickford, Hill, Hielt, Ward, McKillip, Durand, 2nd Row: Lodmell, Jesseph, Thrapp, Biersner, Locali, Lan- chesler, Weiiz, Corker, Cas¬ per, Morrison, Hanson. 1st Row: Stiller, Rawlins, Haslings, Elia, Aliverli, Fer¬ guson, Santo, Schacht.

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HOME ROOM 102 3rd Row: Meador, Clem- n$ t Barbuto, Vincenl, WoodhalL Schmidt Gump, Hagen, Eggers, Hoffman. 2nd Row: Jeffs, Filan, U Nichols, McKinnon, Ault, Berry, Colley, Robin¬ son, Goodrich. Isl Row: Herbert Darl¬ ing, Bennett, Reinhardt D. Nichols, Ainley, Liven- good, Fausti, Keen, Oye. HOME ROOM 204 3rd Row: Mundell, Ser¬ ver, Davison, lore, Huntly, Subke, Steiner, McWil¬ liams, English, Seely, De- mary, M. Berry, 2nd Row: G fiber I son, Hay, Castoldi, Brown, Rockwell, Proctor, Grad- wohl, Roidale, Womack, Stewart Fisher, Loll, Arnold. 1st Row: McWelhy, Newsum, Lester, Wheatly, Underwood, Leonard, Knaus, Cooper, Williams, Parker, Zier, Jones, Hardin, Walker, Ferguson, HOME ROOM 208 3rd Row: Berry, Lane, Meek, Levin, Ellis, How¬ ard, Hellberg, Moss. 2nd Row: Cummins, Hawkins, Cherryholmes, Lloyd, Roy, Comfort, Fra¬ zier, Ivester, 1st Row: Manley, Moore, Bogle, Stanley, Ray, Wea¬ ver, Young, Thom, Hall, Phillips, Re is wig. The Sophomore class boasted a Girls Octette under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Griewe, Margaret Berry, Mary Fausti, Rose La Rae Lott, Shirley Smeltzer, Esther Baker, Dianne Lasater, Carol Jean Schmidt, and Pat McGee were accompanied in their singing by Merridee Hobkirk. Mention should also be given to Priscilla Clem who brought laughter to all with her specialty, the ' Cremation of Sam McGee. Dick Ivester has started his career in photography by acting as chief photographer for the Royal Blue, Shirley Stewart, make-up editor, and Carol Ann McLaughlin were also on the staff. Helping to set the stage for the all-school and Senior play were John Alquist, Conley Car¬ ter and Bill Clayton. As advisor, Miss Corn assisted the sophomores through another eventful year.