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

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Not Pictured MAGDELENE AREVALO Trans., Edinburg, Texas FRANCES WHITEMAN N.H.S. Legentes Divendo Siudent Court Choir NOREEN COE WILLIAMS Adv. Girls ' Glee Art Club Tumbling MARIAN WILTSE F.H.A. Officer Adv, Girls ' Glee leg. Assembly Vice-Prin. Asst, Hi-Y Queen BILL WOODFORD Retail Selling R.O.T.C. Officer JIM WOODS Officers ' Club Track Wash, Retailers LILLIAN E1LRAN WRIGHT Retail Selling PATRICIA WINN Sponsors Flag Swinger El Adrea A S B, Secy. Prin. Nurse ' s Asst. ELLEN YENNEY Legentes, V.-Fres., Secy. Attendance Office Asst. H. R. Pres. CHET YOUNG Legentes Pres, Annual Staff Art Club Club Council R.O.T.C. Officer CAROL ZIER N.H.S, El Adrea Girls ' Cab. Jr. Class V.-Fres. Leg. Assembly ROY YOUNG Boxing W, W. Club GERALD E. JACKSON Trans. r Nampa, Ida. Salutatorian Debate Club Track DICK WRIGHT Equites Trees. GENE E. WIKE N.H.S. Hi-Y W W. Club Football Mqr Track Mgr, ZOE ZACHARY DICK YEAGER Soromia Com. of Assemblies Sponsors Girls ' Cab. Drama Club

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DONALD C. TAYLOR LYLE L. TRIMBLE Boxing D, O, Glass JOAN STRANGE DELORA M. SHIRLEY TEEL TOM L, THOMPSON LARAE S. TOMAN N.H.S. TOMLINSON Divert do. Secy, F.F.A. N.H.S. E! Adrea Gimme 1 Teth, Pres. Ciub Council F,H,A., V.-Pres. Drama Club Pres. N.H.S. Principal ' s Office Ski Club Sponsors Girls ' Cab- Dramatics Girls ' Rifle Corps Journal News Ed. Student Court Principal ' s Office Sponsors Girls ' Council DOROTHY TIANEN DOUG TAYLOR Sponsors El Adrea Shuffle Shop Corn., Frosh Choir Officers ' Club Drama Club Senior Play Hi-Y Boys ' Cabinet KARYL MAY TODD Legentes Divendo Wash, Retailers Orchestra Book Room ROBERT STONEROAD Baseball Hi-Y Officers ' Club Leg. Assembly CAROL TRUDGEON CAROLYN TUCKER MARIE TYRREL Girls ' Fed. Rep. Girls ' Fed. N.H.S. Teachers ' Asst. Orchestra Royal Blue, Trans., Sunny side Leg, Assembly Bus. Mgr. H. R, Secy, Tethany Trans,, La Grande Ski Club Leg. Assembly ELAINE VIETZ MARY ANN VASILE gretchen NANCY WAGGONER GEORGE ELLEN BILL WARNER Asst, to Mrs. Yell Squad ELIZABETH Art Club WAGNER Kenyon Leg, Assembly H. R. Pres. Commercial Asst vqilendqrff G renno Se Gee Journal, Bus. Mgr. Girls ' Rifle Corps Cap Gown Com, Student Office Trans., Portland Hi-Y Boxing Baseball Mgr. ELMER R. WARREN, JR. Equites PETER W. WELK A.S.B,, Treas, Hi-Y Student Court Annual Staff Officers ' Club HERBERT WEST Football Track Hi-Y Equities, Treas. W.VA Club LESTER WEST Boxing Football Track Hi-Y Boys ' Cabinet 28

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J u N I O R S OFFICERS Mclnturf:, Lange, Turner, Page Maxon The class of ' 52 has been active throughout its years at Wa-Hi and this year proved to be no exception. The Junior Class, under the helpful guidance of Mrs. Esary and Mr. Stoehr, elected class officers for the first half of the year as follows: Bob Mclnturff, President; Dick Turner, Vice President, and Sally Maxon, Secretary-Treasurer. June Frank and Elsie Dmmheller were Girls 1 Council Representatives while Joan Hanson represented the Junior Class on Girls ' Cabinet. For the second half of the year Ned Lange, Orville Kiehn, and David Page took over the duties of president, vice president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. Of course no Junior year would be complete without the annual Junior Prom. The theme for this year ' s Junior Prom was Stairway to the Stars. Phyllis Ackerman was crowned queen of the Junior Prom with five princesses who were Nancygayl Welch, Bernice Bruhjell, Fay Cram, Sondra Eastman, and Joan Benefiel. Ruthie McLean was also honored by being chosen the Junior Princess for the Hi-Y Varsity Ball. Another event of the year which shows off the talent of the class of ' 52 is the Junior Assembly, which was well received by the students. An operetta, The Pirates of Penzance, was put on by the Music and Dramatic Depart¬ ments. The Juniors were not to be left out of this, for June Frank, Sally Maxon, Wanda Gibbs, Louis Clayson, Dean Lodmell, and Louis Roedel ployed leading roles. We should also mention the many Juniors in the chorus. Other examples of talented Juniors were found in the Girls ' Federation play with Virginia Hobkirk, Dianna Bartelt, Joan Henline, and Janice McCowan; and in Men Are Like Streetcars with Janice McCowan and Jim Kerr. In the Music Department Juniors were members in the Mixed Ensemble, Junior-Senior Triple-Trio and the Boys ' Quar¬ tette. The Juniors have taken an active part in the Government of Wa-Hi. Joan Benefiel was elected Secretary of Legislative Assembly both semesters. The Junior Justices for the first semester Student Court were Frances Kajita and Richard Proctor. During the second semester on the upper court were Dianne Moody and Milton Watson. On the lower court were Sharlene Williams and Louis Roedel. This year was the year for the semi-annual Northwest Music Conference. Many Juniors from Band and Choir attended. They were June Frank, Sally Maxon, Dorothy Dippel, Caro¬ lyn Reed, and Louis Clayson. Many Juniors were active in athletics. Reg Barr, Jack McAllister, Mert McGrew, Bob Spearman, Chuck Stone, and Ed Gwinn were some of the more prominent players in football, in basketball, Harlow Tucker, Jack McAllister, and Del Klicker were on the first five, with Tucker receiving a unanimous selection on the All State team and Klicker a selection on the second team. Many Juniors were also active in both baseball and track. By all these activities and many more too numerous to mention, you can see the year 1951 has been an exceptionally busy one for the class of ' 52. 30