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

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HOME ROOM 317 3rd Row: Wray, Jeglin, Clarke DeBeaumont, Mc¬ Dermott, Hudson. 2nd Row: Froggy Fair child, Page, Gotlwig, Mc¬ Cabe, Spray, Royster, Walker. 1st Row: Kimmerly, Me¬ rely, Shawgo, Slringham, Redfearn, Johnson, Angell, Arnold. HOME ROOM 302 3rd Row: Cummins, Fon- dahn, Butlice, Holman, Bus- sard, Schmidt, Andrews, Helmbigner. 2nd Row: Fahey, Mi- chaelson, Neher, Ahlquist, Hodges, H i U Williams, Boswell, Oliver, Mr. Reed, Is! Row: Koehler, Ayl- ward, Brinker, Aubian, Me- Clanahan, Harvey, Lilts, White, Anderson. HOME ROOM 117 3rd Row: Hill, Kralman, Lewis, Ross, Hastings, Knudsen, Oatt, Dunlavy. 2nd Row: Miss Pfeiffer, Bernard, Binder, Young, Frazier, Love, Armes, Jo harmesson, Riley, Swensen 1st Row: Clemenson, Smith, Yeager, VanHorn, Kirk, Locali, English, Mil ler, Gilpatrick, Timm. HOME ROOM 60 3rd Row: Deccio, Ross, Hastings, Reser, Hoovel, Fleck, Yeager, Figgins, McKnight 2nd Row: Jordan, Timm, Heimbigner, Smith, Poole, Hunlsman, Bass, Knudsen. 1st Row: Paolini, East¬ man, Beck, Young, Patrick, Berreth, Hobson, Anderson.

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junior jumps The Juniors of Wa-Hi were not idle this past year. The following were class officers the first semester: President-—Joe Figgins; Vice President—Bob Andrews; Secretary-Treasurer —Bob Burkhart; Boys ' Federation—Harold Dun ham; Girls ' Council Margaret Kimmerly and Joan Lee Robinson; Girls ' Cabinet—Corinne Walker. Second semester officers were: Presi¬ dent—Stanley Wiley; Vice President — La- Vonne DeBeaumont; Secretary-T reasurer—My¬ ron Skubinna; Boys ' Federation—Bob Hayes Girls ' Cabinet—Carlene Johannesson; Girls Council—Dauna Liebmann and Mary Eccles, The music department was not without the help of the Juniors. Many were in Choir: Caro] Nightingale acting as one of the accompanists; Carol Cox, Vinita Spray, George Anderson, and John Cunnington helped out in the Double Mixed Quartet. The Juniors made up a large portion of the band. Bob Jones doubled as tuba player and band major. It cannot be said that they don ' t like athletics. The boys took an very active part in football, basketball, and baseball Even the girls had a basketball team that played a game with some of the faculty women. The ability to act was shown by Janice Knud- sen, Jean Gilpatrick, Joan Lee Robinson, and Nick Bussard. They were seen in the all school play Ramshackle Inn. Having been chosen at the end of their Soph¬ omore year, Carol Cox and Bob Jones did an excellent job on the Yell Squad. FIRST SEM. OFFICERS Andrews, Figgens, Burkhart SECOND SEM, OFFICERS DeBeaumont, Wiley, Skubinna HOME ROOM 316 3rd Row; Richardson, L i e b niann, Christensen, Brink, Laughlin, Adams, Riley, 2nd Row: Nelson, Page, Atkinson r Danielson, Tay¬ lor, Schatzel, Wright, Filan, Hill, Miss Little. 1st Row: Wagner, Kin- cheloe, Johnson, Norris, Joyce Newman, Jean New man, Coulter, Hall.

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HOME ROOM 56 2nd How: Cooper, Dil erson, Freeman, N ancle; Anderson, Southern, Stone Miller, Oye, Meyers, Era shear. 1st Row; Burkharl, SkJ b i n n a, Garver, Jans Sieindorf, Ader, Foltz, W( liams, Hill, Guenther. HOME ROOM 314 3rd Row: Wright, Joh- son, Pannett, McCurdy Wiley, Fender, Cox, M r ley. 2nd Row: Willis, Tm linson, Bean, Kendall, Mr Bride, Mace, M. Peters® Guske, Schmidt, Pursell, 1st Row: Tanner, B. h terson, Bailey, Morris, Foy.-- ler, Campenelli, Schmidi Bremner. HOME ROOM 217 3rd Row: Patrick (listed in 60), Frogge, Purdy, Bates, Turnbow, Litts, Cun- ningfon. 2nd How; Harr, Stills Lowe, Erdman, BriUot King, Ruoff. 1st Row: Cowles, Jara, Hill, Arnold, Benefit Ha yes, Rigsby, Perie: Myers. One of the big jobs of the Juniors was the presenting of the Junior Prom. The theme chosen was Moonlight Serenade. Shan Shawgo reigned over the affair as prom queen, and the students dancec to the music of Jimmy Lyford and his band. Sixteen boys and girls worked on various committee- under the general chairman and president of the class, Stan Wiley. Their work did much to make tfo Junior Prom one of the gayest social affairs this year. On March 23, the annual Senior Tea was given for senior girls and their mothers. The event wer. over smoothly under the direction of the co-chairmen, Margaret McDermott and Gwen Willis, and wit! the help of their efficient committees. A group of Junior girls presented an assembly with the theme as advertisements from magazine and the radio. With the able help of Miss Falk, Junior class adviser, they chose their class rings during the firs semester. Commencement marshals were Stan Wiley and LaVonne DeBeaumont, president and vice-president respectively. The Junior class decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement So the end of a very busy year!