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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

■ EDITOR ASSOC. EDITOR PICTURE EDITOR ART EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS Ruthie McLean Carol Neisess Nancygayl Welch Frances Blackman Bill Patterson Barbara Weathers Shirley Eddy ADVISER Miss Ruth Gray $tcz Kindness, inspiration, and understanding all make up the friendly guy whom we know as Mr. Reed. As a symbol of appreciation, we the students of Wa-Hi, dedicate to you upon your retirement, Paul M. Reed, our yearbook. As you turn its pages may they hold memories which will re¬ main in your heart. We wish you many happy years in the future and express our deepest gratitude for the serv¬ ice you have rendered toward the betterment of Walla Walla High School, as head of the science department, as Hi-Y and Science Club adviser, and as a friend to all the faculty and students since you first taught here in 1924. From, the bottom of our hearts. Good Luck! M ■ fi’ A tvIvXvH 3f t Ja , f jBP V I HU J r.-jL 8 With the strength and inspiration the mountains offer , our faculty steadily raises our ambitions to mighty goals. Photo by ROBERGE It has been said that they liked the city of Walla Walla so well, they named it twice !t seems to me the same applies to the Walla Walla High School, Your school is a community within a community Not only are you as students in the high school learning to be good citizens, you are being citizens in your school government and in other student activities, and in your academic work as well. Your transition from your school community to your adult community will be the easier because of your participation and accomplishments in Wa-Hi. To the graduating Seniors a sincere wish that you will be as proud of your community as you are of the Walla Walla High School ARTHUR D. JONES, Supf. of Schoo s A high school is a community within a community. Moreover, It is usually the best little civic group to be found in the average city. Where will you find an organized group of twelve hundred people in Walla Walla, or any other city, in which there is a level of conduct as high, or less dirty work at the crossroads? Cities are justly proud of their high schools In them are found the vitality, aspirations and cleanness that too many of the elders have used up and thrown away. The pride shown by you students in the good name of your school is most commendable. No one can beat down our schools if you keep your guard up. Good Luckl W. A. LACEY, Asst, Supt. of Schoo s The achievements for the past nine months have been outstanding. Teamwork and co-operation of students and teachers have been the pri¬ mary factors in these accomplishments. Best wishes for the future, Seniors. Keep up your fine work. W, G. LEDBETTER, Asst. Principal The basis for school spirit is loyalty to one ' s school. Sometimes we are too much inclined to rest on our laurels, Because Wa-Hi has been an outstanding school in the past is no reason that it will continue to be, unless each student and faculty member makes a continual effort. I am very much pleased with the business-like way school has progressed this year. It Is encouraging to see the students take and handle responsibility in their student government. We are fortunate in having outstanding student leaders. Our activities have been highly successful and will give future students a goal to attain. Congratulations to a fine Senior class, and may you have much success and happiness. To both students and faculty, whatever we do as a school, may we do it well, ROBERT P, KLAVA NO, P rind pal Again the treat of the year is the Royal Blue with its record of the activities and events of 1951-52. Congratulations to the staff for a job well done. Reminiscence of the school year recalls many pleasant and happy as¬ sociations and memories of another successful term. The students are to be commended upon their growing interest in and assumption of more responsibility in handlin g their own government, the training ground for adult participation in our democratic way of life, The Faculty has ambitions and secret hopes for the School and Students, MARSHALL ALEXANDER Speech and Dramatics DONALD ANDERSON Commercial, Bookkeeping for A S.B MARK BERNEY Carpentry GENEVIEVE BERRY Study Hall CAL BOYES Social Science, Baseball Coach MARALYN BROWN Secretary to Mr. Jones JULIANA DRAPER Social Science RALPH EMIGH Mathematics RONALD FLE5HMAN Military, Girls ' 1 Rifle Corps ALFRED FULTON Military, Boys ' Rifle Corps JOHN ANDERSON Social Science, Audio Visual, Freshman Class Adviser B, £. AUSTIN Soda! Science Dept. Head ROBERT BISNETT Science, Shop, Safety Driving, Sophomore Class, Eqoites, Ski Club Adviser WILBUR BOS CHKER Industrial Arts, Shop CLARENCE CASSELL Orchestra DOLLJE CORN English, Bookroom Head MARY ESARY Language Dept. Head, Dean of Girls BENJAMIN FLATHERS Military, Sponsor Corps, FD Applegate HLY Adviser FELIX FLETCHER P.E., Football, Track Coach, W.W. Club Adviser GEORGIA MAE GALLIVAN English, G.S.C., Junior Class Adviser and though sometimes they are discouraged, they still strive onwar IRENE BUCKMAN Commercial, Jr. Red Cross Adviser FRANCES CONWAY Home Economics RHEA GRAY Girls P.E. RUTH GRAY English, Photography, Annual Adviser MAITA HAGEDORN Secretary to Mr. Klavano FAY HAMM English Dept. Head ALICE KENYON Audio Visual Co-ordinator BESS KIRK Mathematics Dept. Head GLEN LEDBETTER Vice Prin„ Social Studi es, Dean of Boys AGNES LITTLE English, Latin, El Adrea Adviser PURDY CORNELISON Biology RUTH DUNN Mathematics MARGARET GUENTHER Diversified Occupations Retailers, Divendo, Senior Class Adviser ALBERT HAASE Commercial GRACE HOUGHTON P.E. Head, GAA Adviser EDWARD KANTOLA Ag., r meral Metals JOHN KLUMB W.W. Athletic Director RUSSEL LARSON Music Dept. Head FLORENCE LONG Librarian, Legentes Adviser CHESTER LYBECKER Ag., Vocational Ed Director . ... for their desire is to build a better America through its future citizens. CHARLES CHUCK McBride Social Science, Boxing Coach ruth McDonald Commercial Dept. Head SGL PARKER Military, Boys Rifle Team META PFEIFFER English, Gimmel Teth Adviser PAUL REED Science Dept, Head ALLEN REYNOLDS Mathematics, Atten. Office Student Court Adviser JAMES STIDHAM Art, Handicrafts, Art Club Adviser ' CONRAD STOEHR Languages, N.H.S. Adviser MARY YATES Mathematics VERA WIDMEYER Secretary to Mr. Howard FLORENCE McGQVERN English, Journalism, Typing Journal, Soromia Adviser ROBERT McGRATH Vocal Dept, Head DORIS PLASTER Home Ec. Dept. Head, F.H.A, Adviser MARIAN RAY School Nurse JOHN 5AFFORD Vocational Ag,, F,F.A. Adviser SGT. STACKE Military, Boys ' Drill Team WILLIAM WADSWORTH English, Tethany, Yell Squad Adviser RICHARD BOOTS WOOTEN Social Science, Basketball Coach 13 S ' TREASURE Nancy cVay This year the student body gov¬ ernment has succeeded in better acquainting the students with the fundamentals of the democratic gov¬ ernment. Everyone has been given a chance to show his approval or disapproval of the methods of gov¬ erning the associated student body through the organization of the Key Club ' The Legislative Assembly cut its membership to one represen¬ tative from each homeroom in order to accomplish more business. A.S.B. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dick Turner SECRETARY p hyllh Acfc, errna n One important bill gave the Fresh¬ men the right to be equally repre¬ sented in student court. Student court has operated efficiently and has started the practice of penalizing offenders by giving them a punish¬ ment that will do something to help Improve the school. Our govern¬ ment has operated on the demo¬ cratic principle of everyone working together to make a more perfect whole. VICE PRESIDENT Louis Clayson FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—First row; D. Decker, L. Clay- FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COURT—D. Gohlman, N. son, A. Stensvad, W. Lee. Second row: S. Dicus, D. Derby, D. Jacky, Jobtead, J, MeClane, N. Lange, Mr, Reynolds, M. J. Marshall, K. Underwood, R. Oldham, D. Lodmell, S, Hasselman, D. Hagen, C. Cousins, B. Brunton. Deffenbaugh. Third row: K, Wise, P. Schatzel, M, Kmcheloe, L Sells, D. Carlisle, J. Hall, L. Lentz, S, Schoenrock, P. Porter, M. Yenney. Fourth row: l, Weitz, F, Kalita, S, Boylan, M. Fagg, G. Anderson, B. Gifford, P, Beaman, M. Staley, L. Davidson, S. Kent. S, HALLS Richard Moore INTERSCHOOL RELATIONS Sharlene Williams FIRE CHIEF Richard Proctor CHIEF JUSTICE Ned Lange BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS STAGE Jack Haase Dan Sutherland The purpose of legislative assembly is to give the entire student body a chance to represent themselves in the proposi¬ tion and enaction of all laws governing the student body. Im¬ mediate problems are taken through legislative assembly and are discussed in all homerooms by the representatives. This year legislative assembly, headed by the A.S.B. Vice President, Louis Clayson accomplished many things. The student court, under the capable leadership of the Chief Justice, Ned Lange, accomplished much this year in the way of furthering student government. More than ever before the students became aware of the student court and its working, consequently resulting in eliminating of many problems and misunderstandings. STUDENT BODY TICKET SALES—First row: C Luffon, N. McVey, J, lutton, D. DTppel, S. Corkrum, J, Richards, D. Gohlman. Second row; E. Whitney, N. Klein, C. Neisess, J. Henline, L. Snyder, D + Cilk. Third row: R. Stearns, D. Michaelson, F. Luper, J r Davis, J. McAllister, D. Page, D. Decker, D. Casper. PUBLICITY Nancygayl Welch SHUFFLE SHOP Jim Kerr ASSEMBLIES Jackie Wright SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CGURT-B. Beckel, $. Scott, Drum he Her, N. Lange, C. Reynolds, R. Allen, P„ Porter, S. Gruber. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-First row: L. Wietz, D, Bergevln, P. Leedom, D. Scholl, F. Kimball, G. Meek, L, Sells, Q. Kiehn, F, Santler. Second row: L Clayson, W. Lee, Judy McClane, D. Lenharf, S. Beck, M Yenney, M. Hart, B. Schock, B. Jewett, R. Berry, F. HenzeL Third row: D. Smith, P. Gerfln, P. Beachman, L r Smith, J. Mitchell, E. Roberts, K Weitz, P. Livengood. Fourth row: C. Branson, D. Jensen, B. Madison, R. Deffenbaugh, G. Meyers, D. Baney, F. Tompkins, A. Stensvad, D. Damon, Mr. Klavano. Not pictured: $ Allen, R. Oldham, B. Raines, D. Jacky, B. Becker, B. Burnap, G. Hayes, J. Schick. Girls Federation develops character , companionship , and confidence To bring all girl students closer together, to solve problems, and make Wa-Hi a more friendly comfortable place to be, are the purposes of Girls ' Federation, These ideas have been ably carried out under the leadership of the Girls ' Fed. officers. Fed. Activities range from assemblies to frolics to teas to plays to potluck dinners. The year began with the redecoration of the Girls ' Lounge, begun during the ' 51 summer and continued through the year. First on the agenda was the get-acquainted frolic to welcome all Frosh and transfers, co-sponsored by the Federations, September ' s assembly—our first meeting—was a candle light installation ceremony for the new cabinet and our new Girls ' Counselor, Mrs. Tom Esary who has counseled, encouraged,, and understood us throughout the year. In October, Girls ' Fed, began an annual Halloween Party. November: Armlda Alexander wrote the religious theme script for a very successful Thanksgiving Assembly. Also in November a potluck dinner was held for all the new transfer students. December: Janice McGowan put us in the Christmas spirit with her lovely assembly. t p Barrett, f A 0 D e S rbawk3 . B. Live.- e ’, n harU G , p stoneman, « ■ ° hcOane, fc - Ka . Gins- CAB ' -Seca J. Rivards, Slru ,hers. F. rov,: C. r °° ■ HB f Bbckman. S_ ■ y. Hobkirk, TM« = G J Henline , D. Sen. , M Presion, J- C. HiH, P- Sch3,ie SW e , 0 . e( - N01 Pl T Swon, C. � . — i 6 OFFICERS—President, Sally Maxon; Vice President, Phyl¬ lis, Ackerman; Secretary, Wanda Moss; Treasurer, June Frank, GIRLS ' COUNCIl-First row: G. Hayes, $, Davenport, J. Lutton, Second row; F, Rigsby, AA. Yenney, C. Broome, E. Bicias. Third row: M. Powers, P Schatzel, B. Hill, S. Romine. Fourth row; J. Owsley, N. Jobtead, W t Gibbs, N. Powers. In February a wish bone pin ceremony was held and the new Junior class cabinet assistants were in¬ troduced. At the beginning of the second semester many girls were found rushing around in order to present the annual Fed. play; this year Elmer ' Delegates went to Tri-State Conference held in Milton April 4 and 5, where our scrapbook was en¬ tered, In a joint assembly Wa-H s representatives to Girls ' State spoke and campaign speeches for Girls ' Fed. presidency were given. In April the Fed, and the Home Economics depart¬ ment presented the annual spring style show, and gave a tea for mothers afterwards. Junior girls worked to make this year ' s Senior Tea a huge success. In May, the installation of new officers was held and the old officers sard goodbye to their high school and their—friends. 0 y S federation promotes friendship, fellowship, and fun. The Boys Federation turned in a very successful year under the able supervision of Mr, Ledbetter, Dean of Boys, The year got under way with a Freshman frolic which was presented by the Boys ' and Girls 1 Federations. Wa-Hi ' s future Freshmen from the grade schools were welcomed in the spring by Boys ' Federation, A guided tour was conducted and refreshments were served. An assembly was held every month with many interesting programs featured including a movie and special program by the game department. The members of Boys 1 Federation also enjoyed a basketball game between the intramural all-stars and the faculty, A special project this year was writing letters to boys absent from school with the purpose of encouraging them back to school. This was ably carried out by Orville Kiehm The intramurals program was carried out by LeRoy Kelly. His duty was to care for the equipment, schedule the games to be played, publish the results, and determine the championship team. A trophy was awarded the winning team at the end of the school year. OFFICER S—Vice President, DEek Decker; Secretary-Treasurer, David Page; Intramurals, LeRoy Kelly; Cor re spo n d i ng Se c reta ry, Orville Keihru As in the past, Mr, Ledbetter was Boys ' Fed. Adviser. His task was to help students with their schedules and troubles. He also originated the idea of sending the letters to boys absent from school. In addition, he gave a helping hand to transfers by arranging their schedule s and help¬ ing to get them acquainted with their new school. The officers have led the boys to a closer friendship among them¬ selves and a feeling of loyalty and respect to their school, really mak¬ ing it a Bqys ' Federation ' PRESIDENT Harlow Tucker S Derb ' H AH ,. E. ep. D Decker, j. Kirk. F ° W ' B Al,er 9°tt, D. p age 18 Photo by ROBERGE With the unceasing power of a mighty dam, the youth of our school treads the road to creation. J 19 During four years of numerous and varied activitie May 29 found the class of 52 marching to the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance out to take their places in the world. They were proud of their class and sorry to leave their high school days behind, but eager to see what the future held. Leading this year ' s class as first semester officers were; Chuck Stone, President; Karl Schwarz, Vice President; Ralph Stearns, Secretary; and Gladys McKinnon, Treasurer. For the second semester, Frank Kimball served as President; Richard Proctor as Vice President; Glenna Dunham as Secretary; and Bob Spearman as Treasurer. Senior class Representatives on the student court were Ned Lange, Chief Justice; Joan McClane, first semester; and Elsie Drumheller, second semester. Sometimes activities take precedence over homework, but Emma Jean Barrett and Marlyn Plankenhorn, with 3.9 averages, kept the class scholastic record at the top of the books. In all, 40 members of the Senior class experienced the thrill of being tapped for National Honor Society; OFFICERS—F. Kimball, R. Stearns, K. Schwarz, R. Proctor, B Spearman, C. Slone, G. Dunham, Not pictured: G, McKinnon, The annual Senior class play, Call of the Banshee, was a huge financial success. To round out a full year of activities, the Senior Ball, under the chairmanship of Jackie Wright, drew a large crowd; and the Senior Sneak, held in May was declared the best ever PHYLLIS ACKERAAAN—ASB Secretary; Sponsors; Junior Pro Queen; El Adrea; NHS. EDWIN E. ALDRICH—Leg, Assembly, ARM I DA ALEXANDER—Senior Class Play; Gimmel Teth; NHS; Journal Staff; Advanced Speech. MYRDENE LEVONNE ANDERSON-NHS; Gimmel Teth; Transfer, South Kitsap DELORES M, BAKER—Girls ' Rifle Corps; El Adrea Secretary; Senior Play; Drama Club; Advanced Speech, EDWARD DEAN BANEY—Divendo; Stage; Leg. Assembly, KATHLEEN ARNOLDT-Art Club; NHS. he Class of “52” has demonstrated outstanding abilities. BARBARA LEE BANKS— Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; Commercial Assistant. REG BARR— Football; Track; Hi-Y; Advanced Speech; W W Club. EMMA JEAN BARRETT—Tethany President; NHS Veep; Girls ' Cabi- 4 net; Girls 1 Rifle Corps; Choir. DIANNA BARTELT-Legentes, JERRY D. BATES—Carpentry; Leg. Assembly. DAVID W. BEACH—Tennis; ROTC Drill Team; Frosh Basketball; Physics Assistant; Transfer, PAT BEACHMAN—Commercial Assistant; Leg, Assembly; JRC; Journal Staff; Sports HR. DON BEAVER—FD Hi-Y; Retail Selling; Officers ' Club; Ski Team; Skt Club. MARY ELLEN BELLES—Retail Selling; Nurses Assistant; Cafeteria, JOAN BENEFIEL—Yell Squad; NHS; Sponsors Lt,; Gimmel Teth President; Leg, Assembly Clerk, ROBERT L, BERREY—Orchestra; Legentes; Leg. Assembly, ALBERT L, BEST—W W Club; Teth any; Officers 1 Club; Boxing, DONNA JEAN BICKEL—Band; Transfer, Coulee Dam, BERNICE BRUHJELL—El Adrea President; Sponsor Sgt; Cap and Gown Committee; Attendance Office; Club Council. Bill A. CAAAERON—Drill Team; ROTC Officer; Radio Club; Physics Assistant. JAMES CAMPBELL ROBERT CANTONWINE-Varsity Football; W W Club; FD Hi-Y. WILLIAM J, CAUVEL—Project Assistant; Senior Band; Equttes. They’ve shared each other s disappointments, joyi DON BRAMAN—Leg. Assembly; Dance Band Leader; Pep Band; Choir. BEVERLY BREHM—Nurse ' s Assistant; Dean ' s Assistant; Wash. Retail Hist, CLIFF BRENNAN- W W Hi-Y; Drama Club; Drill Team; Band; Senior Play. MARGARET ANN BRENNAN—GAA; Journal Staff; Royal Blue Staff; Choir; Transfer, Ida. Falls ELIZABETH ANN BRINKER—Grenno Se Gee, Veep; Commence¬ ment Committee; Leg, Assembly; Cap and Gown Com.; Home¬ room President. ELAINE L. CASTOLD1—Girls ' Rifle Corp; Choir; FHA; Homeroom President; Big Sister. DONALD CEARLY-Carpentry. JOHN V. CHANDLER—Drill Team; Lab Assistant; 3rd Year Military. DELBERT CLAIR CILK-Football; FD Hi-Y; W W Club; Boys ' PE Assistant; Student Office. LOUIS O. CLAYSON—Hi-Y President; Choir; NHS; A$B Vice Presh dent; Golf Team. 22 successes with sympathy and unselfishness. w GAA Veep FAY AUNE CRAM—Grenno $e Cee; Girls ' Rifle Corps Homecoming Royalty; Advanced Speech. Sponsors EUGENE CftISS SALLY ANN COLE—Sponsors; Legentes Treasurer, Tumbling Team; Homeroom Secretary. JAMES CORKRUM— Senior Bend; Tethany. JAMES A. CORN ... v ' ■ft TED J. DAMM—Divendo; Boys ' Rifle Team; Homeroom President; Boys 1 Drill Team. JEANETTE ANN DARLING—Sponsor Lt,; Gimme! Teth President; NHS; Cap and Gown Choir; Club Council. DOROTHY DAVIDSON—Nurse ' s Assistant; JRC; NHS, DENNIS DAVIN—Golf Team; Senior Play; Transfer, Lakeside. MARY EVELYN DEAN—Gimme! Teth; NHS; GF Social Chairman; Con cert mi stress of Orchestra; Royal Blue Staff. RICHARD S. DECKER—Homecoming King; Boys ' Fed. Veep; W W GERALDINE DERANLEAU—Adv. Girls ' Glee; Divendo; Attendance Club; Football; Baseball. Office; Leg, Assembly. RICHARD H. DEFFENBAUGH-FFA; Ski Club; Leg. Assembly; Club Council. WAYNE DEMOSS—Stage Manager; PA Assistant; Shop Assistant. GLORIA M. DERBAWKA—Grenno Se ' Cee; Sponsors; Art Club; Mixed Ensemble; NHS. 23 Many students have become close companions and hav DOROTHY Art. DlPPEL—Tethany; Band Manager; Pep Band; Tennis Team; Homeroom Secretary. GEORGIA D KS—Choir; Journal Staff. SHERRIL DOWNING—NHS; Homeroom President; FHA Treasurer; Dean ' s Assistant. ELSIE DRUMHELLER—NH$; Gimmel Teth Veep and Treasurer; Girls ' Cabinet and Council; Student Court; Ski Club President, GLENN A Art. DUNHAM—Gimmel Teth; Royal Blue Princess; Senior Class Secretary; NHS; Cap and Gown Committee, SONDRA EASTMAN-Soromia; Sponsors; Cap and Gown Commit- KARLEEN RAE FARRENS—Girls ' Glee; Choir, tee; Club Council. JOAN FERGUSON—Choir; Tethany Royal Blue Staff; Attendance SHIRLEY EDDY—Retail Sales Manager; Legentes; Royal Blue Co- Office Assistant. Business Manager; Girls ' Fed, Rep. WARD EM IGH—Drill Team; JRC; Boys ' Fed, Rep,; Officers ' Club. BE A FITZGERALD—Dlvendo President; Homeroom Secretary; Study Fed, Treasurer; Operetta. Hall Assistant. JACK FREDRICKSON-Hi-Y. JIM FOWLER—Football; Boxing; W W Club; Retail Selling; PE Assistant, FAY DELL GARNER—Girls ' Glee; Big Srster; Secretary to Mr. Bisnett; Attendance Office Assistant. JUNE CAROL FRANK—NHS; Choir Soloist; Grenno $e ' Gee; Girls ' 24 PAL RAY GATZ—FFA Secretary; LegenTes; Da yendo. CAROL GERKEY-Girls ' Fed. LYNDEN GERKING—FFA; Projectionist; Advanced Photo; FFA Judging. WANDA MAE GIBBS-Grenno Se Cee; Sponsors; Mixed Ensemble; Choir; Junior-Senior Octette, CLIFF GLASPEY nade friendships that will last throughout their lives. JAMES GOTTWIG—Retail Selling. ORRIS R r GREFSHEIM—Divendo; Physics Assistant; Radio Club. ROBERT GRIMES—Homeroom President; B Football; Biology Assist¬ ant; ROIC Officer. TERRY ANTHONY GUSKE-Retail Selling. EDWARD GWINN, JR,—Football; Track; W W Hi-Y; PE Assistant; W W Club. Sports Rep. JEAN HANKLA—Girls ' Rifle Corps; GAA; Cap and Gown Com¬ mittee; Homeroom President; Art Club. GENE HANSEN-FFA. 25 JACK A. HAASE—Commissioner Building and Grounds; Ski Team; Leg, Assembly; Tennis Team; NHS, W, LAMAR HALL—Ski Club President; ROTC Officer; RQTC Drill Team, ANNA MARIE HANFORD—Divendo; Tumbling; GAA; Big Sister; They have developed their skills in all fields, bu LELANO HEILBERG—Boxing; FFA President; Hi-Y JOAN HEN LINE—Art Club President; Tethany; Girls ' Cabinet; Leg. Assembly; Girls ' Fed. Play. EVA HARRIS—Journal Staff; FHA Business Manager. NORAAA HARTWELL—Divendo Secretary; Legentes. CURTIS A, HAUER—Boys 1 Fed.; Homeroom Veep; Retailers ' Club; Officers 1 Club; Devils ' Den Officer. MILDRED HERRIN—Big Sister; Fr. Girls ' Glee. ORAN HIEBERT-Band; Royal Blue Staff BEATRICE FAY HILL Tethany; Drama Club; GAA President; Tum¬ bling Team; Journal, Girls ' Sports Editor. VIRGINIA LOU HOBKIRK—Soromia Secretary and President; Ad¬ vanced Speech; Choir; Oh Say Can You Sing ; Girls ' Fed. Cabinet. LEROY HOLLAND—Band; Football; Retailers ' Club Treasurer; Leg. Assembly. CLAUDE HUFFMAN—FFA; ROTC; Boxing Manager. AGNES IORI—FHA Secretary; Leg. Assembly; Cap and Gown Committee; Library Assistant; Pep Club Secretary and Treasurer. JACK E. JACKSON—football; Golf; WRC Rep. to State Convention. JEANETTE JAUSSAUD—Journal Editor; Grenno Se Cee; Student Cabinet; Leg. Assembly; Girls ' Rifle Corps Secretary. BARBARA JEWETT—Girls ' Rifle Corps; GAA; Advanced Speech; NHS; Leg. Assembly. unusually enough, have excelled in every one . . . LAWRENCE H. A, JOHNSON—Senior Band; Leg. Assembly; NHS; Ski Club; Dance Band. ROWLAND JONES—Band; Orchestra; Dance Band, DALE JORDAN—Band; Legentes; Pep Band. DELBERT KENNEDY—Club Council; DEvendo; Art Club; PE As¬ sistant. JERROLD DALE KENNEDY-Divendo; Carpentry. JAMES Art. KERR—Drill Team; W W Hi-Y; Shuffle Shop Committee; Advanced Speech; Call of the Banshee. JERRY KIRK—Boys ' Fed. Rep.; Officers Club; Leg. Assembly; Tethany. DEL KLICKER—Football; Basketball; Baseball; W W Hi-Y; W W Club. JIM LA NGBECKER—Baseball; Chorus. FRANCES KAJITA—Grenno Se Cee; Student Court; Girls ' Cabinet; Leg, Assembly; NHS. LEROY E. KELLY—Boys ' Intramural Director; FD Hi-Y; Boys ' Rifle Team; Officers ' Club. ORVILLE KIEHN—Junior Class Veep; Golf; Band; Call of the Banshee ' Hi-Y. FRANK KIMBALL—Hi-Y Secretary; W W Club; Ski Team; NHS; Senior Class President, EDWARD N r lANGE—C hief Justice; NHS President; Hi-Y President; ROTC; Junior Class President. AL LANGTON—Sports Manager; Hi-Y; Leg. Assembly; Boys ' PE Assistant. 27 including Athletics, Scholarship, Dramatics, and Musi PAUL BEN LEEPOAA, JR.—Leg. Assembly. DANIEL LESTER—Officers ' Club; Leg. Assembly; Divendo. DEE LENHART—Art Club; Teacher Assistant; Leg, Assembly; JRC; CHARLES E. LINDSEY—Homeroom President; Carpentry. Minute Girl. LOUISE LENTZ—Divendo; Leg, Assembly; Minute Girl; Nurse ' s Assistant; Home Fc, Assistant, BERNADINE LIVENGOOD—Grenno Se Cee ‘’resident; NH5 Secretary; Sponsors; Ski Club; Girls ' Council President. DEAN LODMELL—Football; Skiing; Baseball; Hi Y; Choir. DELBERT LONG-Tennis Team; FDA Hi-Y; Boys ' Fed Rep, MARIE LONG—Leg. Assembly; Choir; Tennis Team; Girls ' Fed Cabinet; Girls ' Rifle Corp. SHIRLEY LONG—Legentes; Ski Club; Bookroom; Homeroom Of¬ ficer; Retail Club Reporter. WILFRED L. LONG—Homecoming Royalty; Football; Basketball; W W Club; PE Assistant. GERALD LOWERY-Divendo; Officers ' Club. LORRAINE MARIE LUBKE—Sorom 1 a; Journal Staff; Transfer, Lin¬ coln, Neb. MARILYN LUOMA—Soromia; Principal ' s Office Assistant; Commer¬ cial Department; Homeroom Veep. JOY E„ LUTTQN— Grenno Se Cee Veep; Homecoming Royalty; Leg, Assembly; Club Council; Commencement Co-Chairman. Their class has many exceptional leaders , MERT McGREW—Hi-Y; PE Assistant; Football; Baseball; Basketball. JACK McGUlRE—Retail Club; Transfer, Yakima; Attendance Office. BOB MclNTURFF—HI-Y President; Yell Squad; Chess Champion.; Junior Class President; Legentes. GLADYS McKINNON—Grenno Se Cee; Girls ' Rifle Corps; Senior Gass Treasurer; Choir; Senior Class Play. RUTH MARGERY McLEAN—Sponsor Captain; Royal Blue Editor; Hi-Y Princess; Ski Club Secretary; El Adrea President and Veep, JIM MANLEY—Retailer ' s Club; Devils ' Den; Tri-County Retail Club. JOHN MARSHALL—Equites; Advanced Speech; Rifle Team; Leg. Assembly; Drill Team. ART MARTEL—Art Club. JACK McALLISTER—Football; Basketball; PE Assistant; W W Hi-Y; W W Club. JOAN VALENTINE AAcCLANE-NHS President; El Adrea; Student Court; Choir Ensembles; Girls ' Cabinet and Council. JANICE Y. McCOW AN—Grenno Se Cee President; Drama Club President; Journal Back-page Editor; Girls ' State; NHS. GENE MASON—Art Club; .Yell Squad; Tethany; Royal Blue Staff; Boxing, • SALLY MAXON—Girls ' Fed. President; NHS; Gimmel Teth; Spon¬ sors; Senior Play. WANDA JUNE McFALLS—Big Sister; Commercial Assistant; Girls ' Glee. ROBERT L. McGREGGR—Drill Team; Club Council; Tennis Team; Officers ' Club; Radio-Speech. NANCY McVAY—ASB Treasurer; Grenno Se ' Cee; Sponsors; Leg, Assembly; Journal Staff. JACK L. M E E R DINK—Sports; Art Club. HELEN MEIN HART—Tethany President; NHS Treasurer; Girls ' Fed. Cabinet; Choir; Leg. Assembly. DENNIS L. MICHAELSON—FD Hi-Y; W W Club; Basketball ALLEN MILLER SALLY MILLER—Book room; Cafeteria Assistant; Homeroom Treas- DICK MOORE urer PHILIP MOORE—Art Club President; Legentes; Drama Club; Senior DIANE MARIE MOODY—Gimmel Teth Veep and Treasurer; Spon- p|ay ; All School Play, sors; Student Court; Girls ' 1 Fed. Cabinet; NHS, DEAN MOORE-Transfer. RICHARD LEE MOORE—Student Cabinet Fire Chief; FD Hi-Y; Track. WANDA MOSS—NHS; Yell Queen; Gimmel Teth; Sponsors; Art Club President. RAY NEEDHAM—Football; Hi-Y; Retail Club; Advanced Speech; W W Club. 30 GEORGENE MARY NELSON—Legentes President; Ski Club Secretary; Girls ' Cabinet; FFA Sweetheart; Advanced Speech. MILDRED NICHOLS—Bookroom; Attendance Office; Commercial Assistant. balance the class forming a near-perfect whole. JEROME F, NORTON—Senior Band; Pep Band; Baseball; B Football. EARL NORWOOD—Band Student Conductor; Choir; Tethany; Or¬ chestra; Pep Band. DICK OELKE—W W Club; Officers ' Club; Track; Leg, Assembly; Divendo. RONALD OLDHAM—Senior Band; Rep Band; Orchestra; Ski Club; Leg. Assembly. MAR I LYNN M, OLDR EDGE—Choir; Advanced Speech; Operetta. ELDON D, OTIS JtM OURY—Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y; W W Club. RICHARD B. OWSLEY-Band; Ski Club; FFA; FFA Judging Team; JRC DAVID PAGE—Boys ' Fed. Secretary and Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Baseball; Hi-Y Veep; W W Club. JACK PAGE—Pep Band; Senior Band, LEOTA PAIMLUND ANN PATRICK—Majorette; Sponsors; Choir; Gimme! Teth; Girls ' Rifle Corps. BILL PATTERSON—Royal Blue Chief Photographer; Senior Band; Retail Selling; Pep Band, PAUL S. PHILLIPS GRACE E, PHI NNEY—Nurse ' s Assistant: Advanced Chorus; Girls ' Fed. They depart — confused, eager, and ambitious for the future, MARLYN JOAN PLAN KEN HORN—Sponsors; Grenno Se ' Cee Presi¬ dent; Flag Swinger; Girls ' Cabinet; NH5. CONNIE JEAN POTTER—Attendance Office Assistant; Mimeo. De¬ partment; FHA, BILL PLUCKER-FD Hi-Y; Football; Student Court; Homecoming NEIL POWERS-W W Hi-Y; Crops Judging FFA. Royalty; Leg. Assembly. LAUREL D. PORTER—Projectionist; Choir; Band; Operetta. RICHARD PROCTOR—baseball; Commissioner of Halls; Choir; Sen- PERCY JOE RANDOLPH—B Football; CAP. tor Class Veep; Senior Play. CAROLYN REED—Band Manager; NH5; Tethany; Orchestra- Shuffle VIRGINIA RAGSDALE-NHS; Girls ' Fed. Rep.; GAA. Shop Committee. BOB RAINS—Football; FD Hi-Y. LEONARD REIHL—Boxing; W W Club; Tethany. LOANA M. RENSCH—Tethany; Advanced Chorus. ED RESER—FFA; Hi-Y; Football, JOANN RICE—FHA; GAA; Homeroom Officer; Homeroom Sports. MARGARET RICE—Big Sister; Leg. Assembly; Home Ec. Assistant. : reluctant to leave what is an important part of their lives. LOLA RILEY—Senior Band; Choir; GAA; Art Club; Operetta. EMERY J. RINK ROBERT C ROBBINS PRISCILLA M. ROBSON—Art Club. LOUIS j. ROEDEL—Choir; Senior Play; Drama Club; ROIC Drill Team; Operetta. SHARON LEE ROMINE—Ski Club; Legentes; Girls ' Council; Com- mercial Assistant; HR Treasurer. PHYLLIS JEAN SCHATZEL-NHS; Grenno Se Cee Veep; Leg. As¬ sembly; Girls Fed. Cabinet and Council; Girts Rifle Corps Capt. BUZZ SANDERSON—Sports Editor Journal; Track; Boxing; W W Club; HUY. JACK W. SCHICK-Retailers; Key Club. RON SAWYER—Key Club Veep; Tethany; Bowling Team President; Choir; Quartette. DARYL SCHREINER—Retailer ' s Club Veep; Tethany; Band. KARL F. SCHWARZ—Bend President; Tethany; NHS; Senior Class Veep. RAY SEITZ—Annual Chief Photographer; Retailers President; Te¬ thany; leg. Assembly, LEE SELLS—FD HUY Secretary; Baseball; Leg. Assembly; PE As¬ sistant. LEO E. SEPT Now their wings are grown , they are pushed from their nest no! ROBERT LOUIS SPEAR, AN—Football; Baseball; Basketball; Senior Class Treasurer. RALPH STEARNS—Senior Class Secretary; W W Hl-Y; Art Club; Sophomore Class President. ALLEN AA, STENSVAD—Student-Faculty; Relations Committee; Hi-C , President; Choir; Leg. Assembly; Transfer, Portland, CAROLE ANN STEWART—Commissioner of Organizations; El Adrea President; NHS; Art Club; Choir Accompanist. CHARLES STONE—Football; Track; W W Hi-Y; Senior Class Presi¬ dent; W W Club. JANET SHEMWELL—NHS; Pep Club President; GAA; Girls ' Fed, Cabinet Finance Assistant; Big Sister. CAROLYNN SHERWOOD—Big Sister; Commercial Assistant, ETHEL SIBLEY—Choir; Commercial Assistant; Transfer, Richland, ORVILLE E. SIAAONS-FFA Judging Team. DONNA DEE SMITH—Grenno Se Cee Secretary; Girls ' Cabinet; Leg. Assembly Secretary; HR President; Dean ' s Office Assistant, PHYLLIS STONEMAN—El Adrea President; Flag Swingers; Sponsor Sgt; Girls ' Cabinet and Council; Club Council. GARY STROHMAIER—Equites. HOWARD L. TALENT—Boys ' Rifle Team; Carpentry Class. ROGER B. TAYLOR—Legentes; ROTC Drill Team; Advanced Chorus; Call of the Banshee ; Leg, Assembly. DANNY SUTHERLAND—Stage; Speech; Commissioner of Stage. 34 strong, willing, and determined to fly long and high. JO ANNE THURBER—Choir; Cap and Gown Committee; Legentes; HARLOW TUCKER—Boys ' Fed, President; Basketball; Key Club; Commercial Assistant Vice Principal ' s Office; Junior-Senior Octet. Student Cabinet; Divendo. SHERRILL L, TOLLEY MARGARET TOMLINSON—FHA; Student Office. RICHARD DARING TURNER—ASB President; Hi-Y Chaplain; Foot¬ ball; District Boxing Champ; State Track, DON L VAIL—Royal Blue Staff; Rif 1 Team. GENE WALKER—Boxing; W W Club. HARLAN NATHANIEL VALE—FD Hi-Y; W W Club; Football. EVA WASEMILLER—Divendo President; Leger tes; Library Assistant. JANICE VAN HORN—Glee Club; PE Assistant; Homeroom Veep, MILTON WATSON-NHS; Student Court, LEROY WEBSTER-Tethany; Ski Club; W W Hi-Y; Orchestra; Band. BARBARA JO WEATHERS—Sorom la; Annual Co-Business Manager; NANCYGAYL WELCH—NHS; Royal Blue Picture Editor; Committee Journal Front-page Editor; Attendance Office; Senior Tea Com- of Publicity; Tethany President; Homecoming Queen, mittee. HAROLD WEBER“Advanced Speech. 35 SHIRLEY WILEY—Divendo Club; Stamp Sales; Fr. Girls ' Glee. ROBERT WO ACK-Divendo Club Treasurer. BOB WILLI AM$-£quites; Rifle Team; FFA; Proj. Staff. BARBARA WRIGHT—Tethany Secretary; Junior Red Cross Secretary. SHARLENE WILLIAMS—NHS Secretary; Comm, of Inter-School Re¬ lations; Grenno Se ' Cee Secretary; Girls ' Fed. Cabinet and Council; Student Court. JACQUELINE WRIGHT—Sponsors 1st Sgt + ; E] Adrea; Comm, of DONNA YOUNG—Journal Business Editor; FHA President; Club Assembly; Senior Play; Ski Club President. Council; Attendance Office Assistant. ALIEN E ROSEMARY YATES—G A A; Art Club; PE Assistant; Big GOODBYE WA-HM Sister. JEANNIE YODER CTOLLEY)-Retail Selling; Devils ' Den. (famena, Sfy Se U yi BOB CRALL ANN MATSON JIM DAVIS JOHN MATSON LARRY DELANEY BETTY RAMAR BOB DOLL SHIRLEY RENICK VIOLET FROMM FRED ROCKWELL MARVIN GRAF MARY ANN SPENGLER BETTY HUGHES DON SHEAFFER NEIL HUFF GENE SHERWOOD ' ALLEN KNOWLES 36 THE JUNIORS— proud of past achievements, ambitious for future opportunities f « The Junior Class has had many activities this year, in which they have proved themselves a well-rounded group and capable of carrying on next year as Seniors, Students elected to govern the class first semester were: John Knowles, President; Dave Klicker, Vice President; Greg Cowan, Secretary; and Dale Carlisle, Treasurer. Sharon Davenport and Ernestine Bicais were elected to Girls ' Council and Nancy Brown to Girls ' Cabinet, The Juniors took an active part in student govern¬ ment, with Greg Cowan elected to Vice President of Legislative Assembly, Junior Justices for first semester Student Court were Marlene Hagen and Bob Brunton. busy juniors?? __ With most of the activities coming up in the second semester, the class elected new officers: Greg Cowan, President; Everett Beck, Vice President; Ernestine Bicais, officers— a Carlisle, G. Cowan, E. Beck, Secretary; and Dave KlickeV, Treasurer, Meriiyn Yenney, Mary Roberts and Stania o. Klicker, J. Knowles d. Bicais. Loft were elected to Girls ' Council and Cabinet respectively. Chosen to represent the class in the judicial branch were Pat Porter and Bob Alien. With Mrs, Gallivan and Mr, Stoehr advising the class they started the year by making money. Second semester was the Junior Class assembly which required many hours of work, but was enjoyed by the audience. Scholastically, the Juniors rate high, and fourteen of the top were chosen for National Honor Society. In the music department the Juniors excelled, with a large part of the choir and several ensemble groups being third year classmen. Many Juniors also participated in the Royal Blue and Journal staffs. In the two Federations, Juniors played a leading roll. The all school play and the operetta were produced with their aid. Both girls and boys participated in sports; but the boys received more recogni¬ tion; being prominent in football, basketball, boxing, track, and baseball. With happy memories of a successful school year behind them, they now meet the future as Seniors of Walla Walla High. First row; C, Aldrich, B. Allen. Second row; E, Allesio, P. Anderson, 0. Angotti, J. Anspaugh, D. Archer, B. Bailey, R. Bailey, Beryl Baker. Third row: Bob Baker, P. Banks, A. Barer, J. Barner, G. Barnes, V. Barnett, D, Bar- ragar, 0. Bates. First row; P. Beaman, E, Beck, 5. Beck, B t Becker, J t Bennett, M. Benzel, D. Bergevtn, E. Bergevin. Second row: J. Bernard, P. Bescup, E. Bicais, P. Bigelow, C + Blake, B. Blackman, F. Blackman, R. Boicourt Third row: $. Borum, N. Bosley, 5, Bowers, B. Bradley, C. Broome, B. Brown, G, Brown, J, Brown. Fourth row; N. Brown, B. Brunton, B. Buckman, J. Bughi, R. Bunch, B Burdin, D. Carey, D, Carlisle, Fifth row: G. Carlisle, D. Carter, E, Childers, J. Christensen, B. Clark, L Clements, D. Clouse, P. Coffman. Sixth row: $. Combs, P Condon, J, Cook, 1 S, Corkrum, G. Cowan, B. Cox, J. Cox, A Craig, Seventh row: V. Cunningham, P. Currie, M. Dahl, D. Damon, S, Davenport, P r Davenport, L Davidson, G. Davis. Eighth row: J. Davis, L. Davison, R. Demaray, P. Demory, D. Derby, J. Dickerson, P. Dill, J. Dirks. 38 Firat row: L. Dodd, J. Duncan, T. Easton, B. Eck, P. Edwards, H. Engebretson, H, Erdman, B, Esstg. Second row: D. Ewer, S. Fain, C. Fairchild, B. Feigner, ft. Fields, A, Filan, S. Forrey, S. Foster. Third row: E. Franzen, J. Gardner, J. Gentry, P. Gerfen, M, Golden, J, Goodrich, J, Granek, L Gray. Fourth row: C. Green, B. Gumport, M, Hagen, C. Hail, L, Harmon, G. Hart, D. Hartwlg, S. Hasseltnan. Fifth row: $. Hastings, S, Haun, Y. Haupt, H, Heiser, D, Heifer, T. Henzet, M. Heumphreus, Bonnie Hill. Sixth row: C. Hill, AA. Huff, J, Hume, R. Ivie, Dick Jacky, Don Jacky, AA. Jacobs, E. Jaqulns. Seventh row: B. Johnson, R. Johnson, D. JoEsfead, G. Jaros, B. Jefferis, B. Kenney, AA, Kiehn, $, Kight, Eighth row: G. Kinchelpe, N. Kincheloe, AA. Kirkland, M Kirkpatrick, M. Klandt, R. Klassen, Dave Klicker, G. Klingbeil. First row: J. Knowles, J. Kohl, $♦ Kuhn, J. Larson, G. Lasater, J, Lawrence, P. Light, D. Lind, Second row: E. Lintner, 0, Lobdell, S, Lott, F. Luper, B. Madison, C. Marshall, D. McCracken, L. McCoy. Third row: K. McDonald, M. McKilfip, J d McKinnon, E. Mead, E. Meador, G. Meek, B. Mefners, S. Mercado, Fourth row: Darrell Michaelson, C Miles, J. Miller, Joyce Mitchell, B. J. Mojonnier, M. Molkie, A. Moore, S. Morris. Fifth row: D, Muirhead, G. Myers, C. Nessess, D, Nelson, T. Nelson, B. Newbill, J. Noble, J. Oldridge. Sixth row: E. Olsen, H. Page, B. Penffeld, P. Peterson, M. Porter, P. Porter, J. Pratt, M. Preston. Seventh row: G. Palls, G. Randolph, C. Rawlins, R. Red, M. Reddish, R. Reed, R, Rehberg, C Referson. Eighth row: C, Rennings, H. Reybum, J. Richards, S, Riemer, R. Ring, S. Ritchie, M Roberts, P.‘ Robinson. First row: G. Rounsaville, B. Ruff, C Sampler,, F. Santler M, Schlitt, AA. Schmid J. Schock, S, Schoenrock. Second row: J. Schriener, W, Selby, AA. Sheldon, B. Shipman. L Shupe, L, Smith, L Snyder, M. Speer- Third row: 8. Spies, J. Stevens, J- Steward, G, Stewart, J. Stiller, D. Strahm, B r Strampher, P. Stumpe. Fourth row: J, Struthers, A. Sullivan, D. Taylor, P. Taylor, B. Teal, M. Tedholm, E. Tehan, AA. Thom. Fifth row: D. Thompson, B. Till, F. Tompkins, A. Townsend. R. Trucker, D. Tucker, V. Van Buren, W. Van Decar. Sixth row: L Vernon, C. Waggoner, A. Wainwright, C. Waters. C. Webster, M. Webster, L, Weitz, AA, Westward. Seventh row; 8. Wellman, V, Wendt, A. West, K. Wiley, H. Williams, R. Winn, H. Wolff, D. Yager. Eighth row: J. Yeager, M. Yenney, D, Yeend, Claudia Young, Clayton Young, J. Young, G, Zachary, B. Zoellner. 41 THE SOPHOMORES— carefree, cocky, confident characters The class of 54 with Mr. Bisnetf and Mr Cornelison as cap¬ able Sponsors, proved to the student body that they were defi¬ nitely gong places. Wa-Hi is destined to hear much of them in the coming two years. For the first semester the officers were: Wally Burdette, Presi¬ dent; Bob Foots, Vice President; Pearl Llvengood, Secretary-Treas¬ urer; Bob Hartwell and Kenny Trousdale as Boys ' Cabinet Represen¬ tatives; Mary Jane Milbrath as Girls ' Cabinet Representative; and Annette Cote ' and Elsie Filan as Representatives to the Girls ' Council. The students serving on the first semester Student Court were Chita Cousins and Dick Gohlman. Carolyn Reynolds and Scott Gru¬ ber served in these posts for the second semester At the end of the first semester there were 6 6 students on the honor roll, with 10 str aight A students among them. OFFICERS—D, Scholl, E. Filan, B. Pouts, B r Becker, P, Llvengood. Not Pictured: W. Surd eft. Outstanding in the sports field were Don Scholl and David Casper who made the varsity football team. Dick Gohlman was Assistant Manager for both the varsity football and basketball teams. Wally Burdette was elected to the yell squad for the first semester and Peggy Nessel was voted into flag swingers The Sophomore Girls ' Ensemble contributed their share to the class by being sufficiently good that it appeared by request before several assemblies and nu¬ merous town organizations. The class was represented in the drama department by Carolyn Reynolds, in the all school play; and Lea Steagmiller, in the Girls ' Federation play. Officers for the second semester were Bob Becker, President; Don Scholl, Vice President; Elsie Filan, Secretary-Treasurer; Eddie Epstein and Tommy Leonard were Boys ' Cabinet members, Marlene Fagg was representative to Girls ' Cabinet, and Faye Rigsby and Janice Owsley were members of Girls ' Council. A very successful class party was held in the Girfs ' Gym in the latter part of November. Spring events for the class of ' ' 54 included the class assembly and the popular class picnic All in all, the Sophomore class looks back on a highly success¬ ful year In Memory of PATRICIA KRESS and VERN MAKINSON First row: S. Ackerman, S. Adams, G. Aliverti, S. Allen, 0. An- C, Bates, B, Beach, B. Becker, E, Bellack, J, Bergevin, derson, N. Arbini, L. Axtell. Third row, J, Berney, M. Blake, P. Board, R. Boscow, D. Bosse ' , Second row: H. Babcock, B. Baldwin, M. Barner, B. Barnett, C, Branson, R. Brown, W, Burdette, R, Burkhart. Pint row: B. Burnap, T. Butler, D. Byerley, G. Carlton, E, Carder, E, Carle, B. Carter, E. Carter, J. Carter, Second row: D. Casper, E. Casseday, C. Cassell, C. Catron, G, Clark, R. Clark, D, Clem, D. Cline, D, Clouse, Third row: G, Coffey, R, Cole, M. Cook, R. Corlew, A, Cote, G Cousins, D. Cram, S. Croft, R. Crosley. Fourth row: D. Cummins, E, Cunningham, A. Currie, J. Damm, G. Damm rose, G. Darling, M. Davin, J, Davis, F. Day. Fifth row: K. Deaver, P« DeBoer, L Deccio, 3 Decker, R. Dendler, M, DeVore, G. Dickinson, $, Dingee, L Dudley. Sixth row: D. Duke, 3. Eastman, R, Easton, F. Ellis, R. Enquist, E. Epstein, D. Esteb, A. Evans, M. Fagg, Seventh row: C. Farley, J. Farrens, N, Ferguson, J. Fiedler, E. Filan, T Flaherty, D. Fleenor, J. Flisram, L Foss. Eighth row: D. Fouste, B. Fouts, G. Frakes, T. Frakes, C. Frank, $, Frasier, M. Frederking, P, Galbreath, G. Gale. 43 First row; T. Gallo, A. Gardner, G, Gettings, B + Gifford, D, Gilman, R Glaspey, G, Gleaton, V. Gobble, D, Gobi man. Second row: 8. Goss, M. Graham, ft, Grass], $. Grogan, S Gruber B. Gruenelch, S. Guinn, D, Hall, L. Hamm. Third row: J. Hamilton, V. Hanebut, A. Hansen, B, Hanson, D. Harbers, B. Hartwell, M. Harvey, L, Hastings, D. Hauer, Fourth row: C Hawkins, D. Heimblgner, P. Hein, J r Hergert, F Henze!, R, Herring, S. Hilliard, M. Holway, Jack Hopkins. Fifth row: Jessie Hopkins, L Horning, J. Hosfeet, L. Howe, Barbara Hughes, R, Hussey, S. Irvin, C, Ivie, Barbara Jackson. Sixth row: Bill Jackson, C. Jackson, D. Jansen, L Jenkins, J, Jeppe, D. Johnson, R r Johnson, Richard Jones, R. Joseph, Seventh row: T, Katsel, M, Kauffman, B. Kelly, S. Kelly, G Kennedy, $. Kent, N. King, P. Kirk, J, Klassen. Eighth row: M. Klein, S. Koehler, W. Kuhn, B. Lacey, E. Lane, E, Langbecker, J. Langford, N. Lee, K. Lemke. First ' row: T. Leonard, D. Linn, P. Uvengood, J. Lloyd, B. Lobdell, 1C Maestretti, G. Marback, J. Mawhin, E. McAdams. Second row: N. McAdams, G. McDonald, M Meerdink, ft. Metcalf, L. Meyer, M. Milbrath, F. Mitchell, Janet Mitchell, D, Mobley. Third row: Dale Moore, M. Moore, NL Moore, T. Moore, T„ Morrell, l, Mouton, M. Myers, S. Needham, C Nelson. Fourth row: P. Nessel, P. Newlove, J, Nickelson, B. Nixon, B. Noal, V. Noble, E, Nordheim, ft. Oswald, S. Oury. Fifth row: J. Owsley, A. Paganini, G. Page, P, Parish, M. Pay lor, L Pentecost, G, Petteys, V Poe, J. Potter. Sixth row: L Prather, M. Querna, H. Rahn, D. Ramage, C. Rasmussen, L. Rasmussen, J, Rawson, B Reever, B, Reihl. Seventh row: R + Rethl, D. ftelswig, J, Reyburn, C. Reynolds, J, Rice, M. ftichwine, F. Rigsby, M, Riley, B. Rommel. Eighth row: F. Root, R. Rose, A. Ross, J. Ross, K. Ross, M. Russell, V. Salyer, R. Sanderson, B T Schmelzer. First row: D. Scholl, D. Scholten, D. Seety, M, Sefren, D. Shafer, J. Shay, Jean Shemwell, J. Shenefelt, J, Shepard. Second row: J. Shepherd, C Sherwood, J. Sherwood, N, Sherwood, R, Shively, H Shontz, B. Simons, N, Simons, J. Smith. Fifth row: C- Thompson, L Thonney, Wh Travaille, W. Trieb- wasser, K. Trousdale, T. Tucker, M. Ulrich, D. Upcraft, V, Van Ausdle, Sixth row- G, Vanderpool, B. Voile, J. Votendahl, M. Wade, T Wade, L Wagner, D. Walker, J. Weaver, R Weaver, Third row: L Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, B, Standage, l. Steg- milEer, D Steindorf, K. Stevens, Neusa Stoehr, Nilza Stoehr. Fourth row: N. Strozlnsky, G. Sullivan, V. Summers, C. Swegle, N. Talbott, G. Task, D. Tate, D. Taylor, D, Thom. Seventh row: S. Weber, D, Webster, G. Welk, H. White, J. White, J. Wilford, M. Williams, D. Wood, G, Woodford. Eighth row: M. Workman, P. Workman S. Worley, B. Wright, K. Wyckoff, C. Zaat, F. Zaat, E. Zaro, B, Zier. 46 OFFICERS—EL Beckel. A. Wetzel E. Roberts, L Baker,, G, Anderson. THE FRESHMEN— wide eyed, innocent, and shy peak around the corner at great big WA-HI The Freshmen have shown unusual talent and leadership this year. With the Freshman social studies teachers as Advisers, Mr. Anderson, Mr, McBride, Mr. Wooten, and Mr. Wads¬ worth, the class of 55 elected for the first semester Bob Beckel as President, Lee Baker as Vice President, Elizabeth Roberts as Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Baker as Girls 1 Cabinet Representative; Nancy Powers and Norma Jolstead, Girls 1 Council; and Bob Altergott on Boys ' Council. Norma Jolstead was appointed to student court. Class officers for the second semester were: Lee Baker, President; Allen Wetzel, Vice President; Gail Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Cousins, Girls ' Cabinet; Gloria Hayes and Ardel Richards, Girls ' Council; Darrel Morton, Boys 1 Council; and Student court, Sharon Scott and Bob Beckel. The Freshman Boys ' and Girls 1 Glee, under the direction of Mr. McGrath, joined the choir to sing the Hallaluah Chorus in the Christmas program. The Freshman boys have had a good year in sports, with Coach McBride in football and Cal Boyes coaching basketball In the GiHs 1 Federation play Elmer the Freshman girls took over with Nancy Powers as Mrs, Collier, Jeanne Turner as Russell Jameson, Priscilla McBride as Susan, Deanna Bogle as Janie, Mary Cousins as Jeanie, and Evelyn Kelly as Pansy. In the all school play two Freshmen played leading parts. Sharon Boylan portrayed Paula, and Nancy Kerr as Freida The band this year under the direction of Mr. Larson, is made up of one-third Freshmen. The Freshmen had sixty-four students on the honor roll at the end of the first semester with six straight A students First rows J Adams, M.. Altemus. Second row: B. Altergott, A. Anderson, B. An¬ derson, G. Anderson, B. ArbuckSe, J. Austin, D. Baker, J. Baker, L. Baker Third row; J. Barer, D. Barker, B. Barnett, J. Barney, V. Bartelt, B. Beckel, D. Beck, P. Blize, G. Bellack. Fourth row: D. Belleville, R. Bernave, H. Berfseh, J. Blanford, D. Bogle, E. Booker, F, Boutz, A. Bussini, 5. Epstein. First row: K. Bowers, S. Boylan, E. Brickner, A. Brooks, P. Fifth row; C. Dickinson, S. Dicus, B, Donaldson, B, Dorum, Brooks, M. Bryan, P, Bryant, G. Buoy, B. Bums. G, Downing, l, Drake, E, Draper, J. Drew, D, Duff. Second row: G. Butler, J. Caldwell, J. Carle, M. Carle, D r Sixth row: W. Duff, Sally Dull, Sylvia Dull, M. Duncan, 0. Cassell, R. Castoldi, J. Clarke, J Clayton, D, Cole, Dutke, K, Eades, T. East, T, Edwards, D. Eggers, Third row: S. Conrad, B. Colley, D. Collins, L. Corkrum, M. Cousins, A. Crall, E. Cramer, D. Cunnington, M. Cyzhold. Fourth row: D. d ' Ablaing, P. Dague, Daryl Daugs, Dennis Daugs, E. Davenport, L, Day, D. DeBeaumont, C Dent, B. DeWItt. Seventh row; R, Eisenbelsz, A. Elliott, D, Engebretson, L. Eriney, J. Esters, J. Eubanks, AA. Evans, R Evans, R. Ewer, Eighth row: L Fairchild, J. Ferrel, Z. Ferris, D, Fen n I mo re, J. Flddes, L Fllan, J. Fisher, N, Flynn, M. Foster. First row: K. Frederking, C Frazure, J Fouste, M, Fulkerson, J. Garner, B. Gates, B. Gleim, C. Gleim, L. Glenn. Second row; L Gordon, G. Gradwohl, C Green, Betty Grimes, B. Grosgebayer, R. Grassi, L. Cudgel, D„ Gumm, J. Hall, Third row; M. Hanebuf, R. Harding, G. Harmon, F, Harrison, H. Hart, C Hastings, G, Hawks, D, Hayes, G, Hayes, Fourth row: N. Hayes, K. Heifer, L. Heifer, C Herrin, R, Hicks, Charles Hill, J, Hill, L Hellberg, J. Hiller, Fifth row: B, Hoppe, G, Tyme, C Huntley, B, Hyer, 0. Irving, D, Isitt, S. Jackson, B r Jamison, N. Jefferis, Sixth row: M. Jinkens, A. Jentzsch, B, Jobe, A, Johnson, D. Johnson, E, Johnson, G. Johnson, 5. Johnson, P. Johnston. Seventh row: N. Jolstead, G, Jones, B, Keen, D. Kludas, N. Kerr, E. Kelly, J, King, J. Klein, P. Kloepper. Eighth row: B. Kolbus, L Krein, C. Lane, AA. Larson, S. Langton, W. Lee, S. Leeper, B. Lindsey, J, Linton. 49 First row: G. Lockerd, S. Logston, J, Long, P, Long, C. Lutton, D. Fifth row: K. Murrit! , D. Myrick, B, Mytinger, R. Nalder, E. MacLeod, D, Man son, P. Merr, D. Marshall. Newbill, M. Nixon, Z, Noble, G. Oldham, B, Olson, Second row: M. Matthews, D. McBride, P, McBride, J. Mc- Callum, R. McCarthy, D. McCauley, Judee McClane, D, McCoy, J. McDaniel. Third row- $ McDowell, J. MeFalls, P. McGlothlin, C Me- Kennie, D. McKinney, S. McLeod, V. Meier, A. Miller, D. Miller. Fourth row: J. Miller, M. Miller, C. Mobley, C. Moore, B. Moseley, D. Morton, L Mueller, W, Muller, K. Murphy. Sixth row: G. Osborne, B. Oye, J. Palmer, L, Patton, A. Pear- son, J. Pied, A. Pinkerton, S Porter, N. Powers. Seventh row: W. Powers, L. Price, T. Price, A. Rebillard, V, Reed, W. Reed, T. Rettig, M. Rice, A. Richards. Eighth row: G, Richards, L Richmond, Louis Riley, E. Roberts, J. Roberts, S. Roberts, M. Roedel, N. Roff, M. Rogers. SO First row: M. Ross, B h Rowell, D. Rudin, J. Ruff, G. Rust, E. Salsberryi N. Salyer, M. Samuel, L Sanders, Second row: J r Schneidmiller, J. Schneller, B. Schock, G„ Schwank, B. Schwarz, S. Scott, N. Scrimsher, J. Sheridan, P. Shlnbo. Third row: B. Smith, P. Smith, C Sparks, L Spies, M Spray, R, Stambaugh, J, Stoneroad, P. Stroller,, R. Stubbs Fourth row: W Sutherland, H. Tafabere, M. Taylor, E, Teafl, M. Tempany, F. Thompson, S Timmons, G Todd, G Tomlinson. Fifth row: D. Tompkins, B. Toth, B. Torrence, A. Townsend, P, Troeh, J, Turner, E, Ulrich, K. Underwood, N. Ulstad. Sixth row: B. Upcraft, J. Wade, Margaret Ward, AAartha Ward, R. Ward, D. Warner, L. Warner, R. Waters, K. Watson. Seventh row: B. Wells, S. Wendt, A. Wetzel, C White, £, Whitney, C. Wicks, J. Wiley, V, Williams, C. Wilson. Eighth row: W, Wilson, K. Wise, D, Wood, B, Worley, R. Wyc koff, V. Zaegel, M, Zier, S. Ziska, R. Zumwalt. 5 ! Photo by ROBERGE Like the buzz of mainstreet, our halls ring ivith activities that help us and will help us to live a rounded life. S3 A BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Weathers PICTURE EDITOR Nancygayl Welch The first day of school saw activity start on the 1952 annual under the supervision of Miss Gray, the annual ' s Adviser, Ruthie McLean was the Editor with Carol Neisses as Associate Editor who took care of copy as¬ sisted by Mary Evelyn Dean, Pic¬ ture Editor was Nancygayl Welch assisted by Ellen Franzen. Frances Blackman, Gene Mason, and Gloria Derbawka made up the art staff. Dividing their time be¬ tween the copy and make up BUSINESS MANAGER Shirley Eddy staffs were Margaret Brennan, Maralyn Golden, Joan Ferguson, Bernadine Uvengood, Carole Hall, Louie Hamm, and Carol Hill. The photography staff headed by Bill Patterson consisted of Oran Hiebert, Daniel Clem, Ed Carter, Arny Barer, Don Vail, and Don Cline. There was a change this year in the organization of the annual staff with the business staff and production staff meeting differ¬ ent periods. This proved to be quite successful in that the busi¬ ness part of the annual ' s worries editor Ruthie McLean ANNUAL SALES—First row: E. Franzen, E. Carter, B. Blinker, R. McLean, L. Pentecost, R + Taylor, L. Hamm. Second row: B. Uvengood, G. Derbawka, C Neisess, M, Freder- king, R. Weaver, G. Rounsaville. Third row: E, Drumheller, J. Lutton, F. Blackman, X Baker, J. Garner, B. Bradley, BUSINESS STAFF-B. Weathers, B. Brown, R. Ring, S. Eddy. no longer interfered with the work of the production staff. Members of the business staff were Barbara Weathers and Shir¬ ley Eddy, Co-Chairman with Re¬ nee Ring and Elizabeth Brown helping- The annual staff would like to express its appreciation to Miss Gray, our Adviser who has helped the staff over some of the hard places. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Carol Neisess e ART EDITOR Frances Blackman The annual staff sold 925 cop¬ ies but this was not enough to meet the budget so for the first time in Wa-Hi ' s annual staff his¬ tory advertisement was accepted from interested local merchants. In addition to this, mums were sold at Homecoming and, of course, the social season was not complete without the annual ' s Royal Blue Ball, ADVISER Miss Ruth Gray PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Bill Patterson PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-D. Vail, D. Clem, O. Heibert, B, Patterson, E. Carter, Not pictured; A, Barer, D. Cline, MAKE UP AND COPY STAFFS-First row; F. Blackman, C. Hall, L Hamm. Second row: E. Franzen, B. Livengood, M. Dean, C Neisess, G, Mason, G, Derbawka, Third row: M. Brennan, C. Hill, M. Golden, R, McLean, N h Welch, Not pictured: J. Ferguson. i EDITOR Jeanette Jeussaud The first semester Journal Staff of 1951 and 1952 began its tenth year of daily publication in room 301 V 2 otherwise known as the hole in the wall ' Miss McGovern, the Adviser, had her hands full most of the time helping the staff members out of tight spots. The Editor-in-chief of the almighty scandle sheet was Jeanette Jaussaud with Barbara Weathers acting as front page Editor and Janice McGowan, better known as Spud, Editor of the back page. Buzz Sanderson was Sports Editor and he also had the job of cartoonist. Buzz was assisted by ever-ready Dale Carlisle. The seat of Business Manager was filled by Donna Young who had the biggest and most headaches of any other member of the staff. The on the spot Reporters were Ruthie Boicourt, Kathleen Wiley, Date Carlisle, Gail Zachary, Elaine Bergevm; Margaret Brennan, the poet, Phyllis Dernory, Merilyn Yenney, and Lorraine Lubke. 1ST SEMESTER REPORTERS—First row: M. Brennan, L Lubke, G. Zachary. Second row: D, Young, P. Demory, R T Boicourt, E, BergevTn, D. Carlisle, J. Jaussaud, B, Weathers, BACK PAGE EDITOR Janice McGowan JOURNAL EDITORS—First row: J. Jaussaud, B. Sanderson. Second row: B. Weathers, D. Young, J. McGowan, Qowut i ADVISER Miss McGovern The highlight of the year was a dream come true . . 4 we made history by having a picture in the Wa-Hi Daily Journal. The picture appeared in the Homecoming Journal and it was, of course, of the Homecoming Royalty. February 22, several members of the Journal Staff traveled to Seattle to attend the Pacific Slope School Press Conference which was heid on the University of Washington Campus, Lots of the credit for the year ' s Journal goes to the mimeo¬ graphing department under the supervision of Mrs. McDonald, The same Editors carried on second semester but with new talent in the way of Reporters ♦ , Carol Hill, Gwen Rounsaville, Tom Easton, Betty Bradley, Janet Shemwell, Evelyn Zaro, Armida Alexander, Pat Beachman, Frances Blackman, Arny Barer, Joyce Berney, Sandra Ritchie, Jerry Young. Bill PSucker offered his help to sports writers during sixth period without credit. 2ND SEMESTER REPORTERS—First row: G. Zachary, L lubke, E. Bergevin, P. Beaeh- rnan, M. Tenney, E. Zero. Second row: M, Brennan, S. Ritchie, F. Blackman, G. Rounsaville, A. Alexander, B. Bradley, X Shemwell. Third row: J, Young, B r Plucker, A. Barer, D. Carlisle. Not pictured: C Hill, T. Easton, X Berney. FRONT PAGE EDITOR Barbara Weathers SPORTS EDITOR Buzz Sanderson MIMEOGRAPHING DEPARTMENT— M. Tomlinson, G. Nelson, $. Romine, 3. Downing, M. Luoma, Mrs. McDonald, C. Potter. Not pictured: F. Kafita, S. Miller, B, Banks, C. Waggoner. First row: E. Barrett, M. Plankenhorn, M. Anderson, N, Welch, V T Ragsdale, J- McClane, J, Benefiel. Second row: B. Livengood, N, Lange, H, Meinhart, K. Schwarts, S. Downing, A, Knowles, J. Frank. Third row: P. Ackerman, C. Reed, L, Giayson, C. Stewart, S. Williams, M, Dean, S, Maxon. Fourth row: P. Schatzel, E, Drumheller, K t Arnoldt, J. Darling, B. Jewett, L. Roedel, F, Kimball Fifth row: J. Haase, W. Moss, L Johnson, M. Watson, G Dunham, J r McGowan, G. Derbawka. Sixth row: D. Davidson, F, Kajrta, A. Alexander, J. Shemwell, D. Moody. OFFICERS of N.H.S. for the first semester were: Ned Lange, President; Joan McClane, Vice President; Bernadine Uvengood, Secretary; and Helen Meinhart, Treasurer, Second semester officers were: Joan McClane, President; Emma Jean Barrett, Vice President; Sharlene Williams, Secretary; Karl Schwartz, Treasurer. Mr Stoehr is the Adviser. 58 JUNIORS—First row: J. Christensen, S. Beck, C. Neisess, S. Bowers. Second row: j, Struthers, M. Hagen, B. Alien, E. Bicais, D. Jolstead Third row: E. Franzen, S. Hasseiman, B. Brunton, C. Hill. FRONT—First row: AA. Foster, B. Jobe, J. Pratt, J, Eubanks, W. Kuhn, A. Richards, B. Upcraft, M, Travaille, J. Page, Second row: H. Tala here, L Saunders, J. Hosfelt, G. Jaros, S. Timmons, Third row: D. Bogle, G, Hume, R. Corlew, D, Marr. Fourth row: C. Webster, M, Milbrath, B. Toth, J. Norton, S. Riemer, AA. AAoore, Mr, larson, T, Easton, B, Buckman, D. BIckle, C. Sparks, G, Carlisle, Fifth row: G. Oldham, C. Reed, L. Johnson, M, Spray, E, Lane, Sixth row: G. Richards, J. Hamilton, J. Carle, D. Esteb, D, McBride, T. East, L. Riley, R. Oldham. Seventh row, T. Morrell, C Bland, D. Daugs, l. Porter, L. Clay son. Eighth row: D. Bosse 1 , S„ Hastings, AA. Hanebut, J. Corkrum, D. Jordan, D. Schreiner, K. Schwarz, BACK—First row: J. Turner, L. Gudgel, D. Daugs, J, Knowles, D. Upcraft, C, Rawlins, B, Hill, L Webster. Second row: D, Brennan, L, Rasmussen, C. Hill, R. Joseph, O. Yeend, R, Grass! , J, Klassen, R. Clark, Jr„ D, McCracken, E. Teal, K. Maestretti, G. Rust, G, Hawks, L, Hastings, G. Gradwohl. Third row: Y, Hanebut, C. Sampier, D. Webster, B. Patterson, D, Carlisle, R. Ivle, N. King, B. Cassell, D, Miller, L Holland, E Norwood, G. Kiehn. Not pictured: AA r Carle. PRINCIPAL PLAYERS- First row: E. Norwood, R. Oldham, L. Johnson, G. Carlisle, C. Webster. Second row: O, Kiehn, K, Schwarz, D. Bra man, L. Webster, Owi Mattel The full schedule of the Wa-Hi Band made It one of the busiest organizations in school. It started with the Walla Walla County Fair before school opened in the fall and ended with special music for graduation exercises. The band operates in a dual roll, a marching band and a symphonic concert band. As a marching unit of eighty-nine members it performed at military reviews, parades, and eight Wa-Hi football games and one Whitman College game. It also traveled to Richland and Spokane. As a concert band, they presented two formal concerts, entered the band con¬ test and made numerous other appearances. The Pep Band is a group of thirty- five students, selected from the concert band to play for basketball games. SENIORS—First raw: L, Johnson, R. Oldham, L. Webster, C. Reed. Second row: D. Braman, D. Biekel, 0. Jordan, L. Riley. Third row: J. Page, L, Holland, J. Norton, B. Patterson. Fourth row: L Clayson, L. Porter, C Bland, O, Kiehn. BAND OFFICERS—First row: C. Webster, Manager; C. Sam pier, Secretary; G. Carlisle, Librarian, Second row: E, Norwood, Student Conductor; K. Schwarz, President; C Reed, Manager. PEP BAND—First row: D. Bogle,, R„ Corlew, G. Hume, B, Toth, C. Webster, 5. Reimer, M. Milbrath, ML Moore, L. Johnson, C, Reed, Mr. Larsen. Second row: D, Braman, G. Jams, J, Page, J. Norton, C. Sparks, D. Bickel, G. Carlisle, L, Rasmussen, T, East, D. McBride, L Riley, D. Esteb, R. Oldham, J. Carle, j. Hamilton. Third row: C. Sampier, D. Upcraft, J. Knowles, D. Schriener, D. Bosse ' , L. Hastings, G. Gradwohl, D, Jordon, K. Schwarz. Fourth row: B. Patterson, R. Ivie, L. Webster, B. Hill, D. Miller, E. Norwood, O, Kiebn, L. Porter, C Bland, L. Clayson. DANCE BAND—First row: D. Sraman, G. Jaros, L. Johnson, L. Rasmussen. Second row R. Ivie, L. Hastings, I East, L. Riley, J. Hamilton, E- Norwood, G. O 1 FLAG SWINGERS—A. Patrick, P. Ackerman, P. Storeman, M. Plan ken horn, 5- Fain, E. Bergevin, P, Nessel, S. Forrey. ORCHESTRA—First row: M. Dean, B. Cassell, D. Cassell, L. Corkrum, B. Arbuckle, AA, Bryan, M. Cousins. Second row: B r Buckmen, M. Preston, M. Ward, R. Haider, W, Muller, G. Todd. Third row M. Golden, K. Stevens, G. Page, G, Carlisle, C. Webster, B r Toth, L. Johnson, B. Bailey. Fourth row: K. Schwarz, R. Jones, T, last, L. Riley. Fifth row: M. Spray, AAr. Cassell, V, Van Ausdle, R. Evans, A. Gardner, E. Norwood. Not pictured: $. Dull, C Cousins. Om t occU ‘Defiantmetti The vocal music department was composed of about 300 members. The choir now meets 5 days a week instead of 3 as in previous years. Something entirely new this year is the advanced chorus which meets 5 days a week also. CHOIR—First row: Mr. McGrath, C. Stewart, J. Thurber, A, Patrick, D. Moody, J. Frank, P, Beaman, J, Richards, M. Hagen, S. Daven¬ port, L Davison, D, Strahm, R. Bailey, C. Barrens, B. Teal, C Broome, D. Bates, G, Derbawka. Second row: M. Long, W. Gibbs, V. Hobkirk, G, McKinnon, G Kinchefoe, R. Brown, D. Damon, B. Wellman, 5. Hastings, P. Schatzel, P. Porter, M. Yertney, M. Hanford, B. Bradley, S. Lott, Third row: M, Porter, AA. Brennan, J. Struthers, D, Lodmell, L, Ciayson, G. Allverti, R, Trucker, $, Schoenrock, L. Clements, 5. Beck, M. Webster, E, Castoldi, AA. Oldridge. Fourth row: V, Barnett, J. Schreiner, H, Meinhart, J. Ferguson, L. Palmund, E. Norwood, R. Grassi, R. Boscow, A, Stens- vad, F, Kimball, F. Santler, B. Beach, AA. Blake, E. Sibley, J, Law¬ rence. Fifth row: D. Lobdelf, R, Proctor, B, Allen, J. Hamilton, R. Jones, L Porter, R, Sawyer, B. Gordon, B„ Spies, B. Madison, D. Baraguer, J. Brown, L Riley, P. Light. Not pictured: J. Schock, N, Kincheloe. FRESHMAN BOYS ' GLEE—First row: Mr. McGrath, G. Hume, D, Beck, C. Gleim, B. Kolbus, C. Mobley, j. Wiley, E. Booker. Second row: M Jinkens, B. Colley, W. Powers, R. McCarthy, K. Watson, 8. Rowell, L. Drake, G. Jones. Third row: D. Harding, T, Rettig, J, Hall, P. Dague, L. Sanders, A, Elliott, D. McKinney, D. MacLeod, A, Miller, D, Manson, D. Morton. Fourth row: F. Boutx, B. Jamison, D. McBride, M. Hanebut, D. Irving, L. Baker, A, Jentzsch, D, Fennimore, D. Kludas, S. Langton, B. Schwarz, B. Beckel, J. Schneidmiller, Not pictured: R, Bernave, J, Esters, K. Heifer, J. Palmer, J. Sheridan. FRESHMAN GIRLS ' GLEE—First row; ft, Eisenbeisz, M. Roedel, B r Keen, J. Hill, P. Brooks, J. Long, J. Carle, J. Schneller, M. Larson, $. Wendt, M, Czyhold. Second row; N r Ulstead, 1C Frederklng, L. Enney, G. Be! tack, M. Rogers, P. Long, 0. Marr, D, Bogle, J. Adams, E. Cramer, P, Blize. Third row: R. Nalder, L. Gudgel, J, Garner, K. Johnston, J Clarke, C. Lane, E Kelly, G. loekard, P. McBride, $. Bqylan, B. Grosegebauer, G. Dutke, M. Fulkerson, Fourth row; J. Steneroad, B. Oye, M. Altemus, M, Carle, G. Anderson, G. Rust, M, Cousins, J. McCallum, M, Ward, V r Barfelt, S, McLeod, M. Mathews, C. Lutton, B. Smith, Mr. McGrath Fifth row; A. Pearson, J, Baker, E. Whitney, M, Zier, B. Hoppe, C, White, B h Schock, S. Ziska, J McFalls, E, Preston, H. Bertsch, N Blanford, C Dent, S. Scott, S. Timmons. Sixth row: S. Porter, B. Toth, N, Jeffens, B, Jobe, E. Roberts, J, McDaniel, D. Warner, J. Ruff, N. Powers, M. Foster, K. Wise, J, Austin, A. Pinkerton, S. Roberts. Seventh row: A. Rebillard, B. Arbuckle, S. McDowell, M. Bryan, D, Kudin, J, Turner, J. Klein, T. Edwards, J. Roberts, M, Taylor, L. Spies, S. Conrad, M. Spray, P. Harrison. Not pictured: J. Pied, D. Ramage, J. Roberts, P. Workman, B. Grimes, P. Kloepper, N. Kerr, G. Osborn, B. GJeim, C Hastings, G, Hayes, J. King, C. Huntley, K, Eades, B Gates, J McClane, S. Logs ton. ADVANCED GIRLS ' GLEE— First row: Mr. McGrath, C. Reynolds, D. Thom, J. Sherwood, B. Schmelzer, S. Kelly, S. Decker, E, Nord- helm, V. Summers, N. Klein, N. Lee. Second row: L. Pentecost, D. Reiswtg, P, Kirk, A. Cote , M, Meerdink, S. Allen, B, Lacey. Third row; S. Kent, V, Gobble, D. Linn, C. Green, N, Sherwood, G. Mar back, B, Carter. Fourth row: M, Cook, S. Eastman, G. Kennedy, N. Talbott, C. Thompson, D, Cummins. Not pictured: 0. Engebretson, G. Loekard, P. Stumpf, $. Worley. ADVANCED CHORUS—First row; Mr, McGrath, L. Vernon, J, Gard¬ ner, P Demory, M. Davin, C. Cousins, J. Jeppe, B, Baker, L Hastings, J. Shenefelt, J. Farrens, D, Upcraft, G. Phinney. Second row: P. Newlove, S. Kohler, R. Weaver, J. Marshall, K. Trousdale, B. Sanderson, G. Carlisle, P, Livengood, E. Filan. Third row: B, Standage, L. Dudley, D, Duke, D. Johnson, M. Riley, Joyce Mitchell, E Lintner, J. Berney, M. Moore, N. McAdams, Fourth row: L, Rensch, L, Jinkins, F. Rigsby, Janet Mitchell, M. Milbrath. Not pictured: P Nessel, C. Rennings, C, Frank, D. Fleenor, E, Langebecker, J, Langebecker. 63 DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET-First row: P. Light, S. Kight, W, MALE QUARTET-L. Clayson, D. Lodmell, S. Hastings, B. Spies, Gibbs, G + Derbawka. Second row: i. Brown, S, Hastings, 8. Spies, D, Damon. JUNE and LOUIS MIXED ENSEMBLE-First row: Mr, McGrath, G. Derbawka, J. Frank, W. Gibbs, P. Light, C. Stewart, Second row: B. Spies, D. Damon, B. Gordon, $. Hastings, J, Brown. SOPHOMORE TRIPLE TRIO—C. Cousins, C Frank, E Filan, V. Hanebut, M. Milbrath, D, Johnson, M. Moore, F. Rigsby, P. Nessel, P. Livengood, CHRISTMAS CONCERT Walla Walla High School is composed of students enrolled in Military training I, II, and 111. The first battalion is commanded by Cadet Major Dave Beach and the second battalion by Cadet Major Ward Emigh, Members of the military department staff are: Captain, Benjamin B. Flathers; PMS T, 5FC Alfred J, Fulton; and SFC Donald J. Stacke; Instructors, SFC Ronald M. Fleshman; and Sgt. Clifford A- Parker, Administration, Under jurisdiction of the military department is the boys ' rifle team and the boys ' drill team. The Girls ' Sponsor Corps, commanded by Sponsor Captain Ruthie McLean, is an auxiliary of the cadet corps and is a service group for school affairs. Sponsor Lieutenants Joan Benefiel and Jeanette Darling, respectively, command the two platoons of the Sponsor Company. V.f r J. f 00 ITS ' T 5 ° 11 n C. C r3 - 6tO ' wr ‘ ' p ot reV‘ B, ' SOf , r FotJ rth ' ° ' ac h p C Fr enk h s E. Fil Derb 4 ' G, ' J 91 e. f , ' s - £ Bruh hn, ROTC SPONSORS i R, AAcLEAN Captain 65 COMPANY A First row: L Roedel, L. Delaney, D. Long, M + Gref, R. Grimes, I. Kerr, L. Hall, W. DeMoss, D. lodmell, R, Proctor, L, Sells. Second row: L Dodd, J. Weaver, C. Young, D. Taylor, M. Blake, F- Ellis, J Bennett, S + Kuhn R. Oswald, D. Tucker, J t Hopkins, S. Oury, R. Trucker. Third row: J. Dickerson, R. Fields, D. Muirhead, G. Kincheloe, B. Allen, G, Aliverti, B. Becker, L. Thonney, F. Root, P, Hein, W. B- ' deft, M. Reddish. Fourth row: V, Poe, B. Lobdell, P. Coffman, E + Carle, S. Morris, F. Mitchell, L. Davidson, S. Croft, G f Dickinson, B, Williams, L. Foss. Fifth row: P. Robinson, I. Brown, B. Shipman, A. Evans, J. Smith, F. Henzel, D. Gilman, B. Rommel, S. Guinn, D. Walker. Sixth row: D. Davin, E. Jaquins, D. Vail, 8. Wellman, G. Page, C. Edwards, It Shively, J, Ross, G, Woodford, H. Wolff, R. Winn, Not pictured: B. Brunton, E. Olsen, R t Smith, A. Wainwright, B. Womack. COMPANY B First row: H. Weber, C Stone, H. Tucker, W t Long, D. Beach, J. Marshall, B. Cameron, P. Randolph, N. Lange, Second row : T- Henzel, G. Hart, J. Stevens, D. Carey, T. Tucker, G. lasater, J. Dirks, 8. Kelly, J. Bergevin, M. Westgard, R. Bunch, Third row; C Glaspey, R. Sanderson, J. Damm, J, Rice, i. Potter, G. Coffey, T. Frakes, N. Arbini, B. Baker, A, Currie, E, Epstein, P. Taylor, D. Michael son. Fourth row: R. Johnson, G. Frakes, P. Davenport, J. Bernard, E. Bel lack, D, Seely, D, Steindorf, G. Meek, R t Crosby, D, Hartwig, Dick Jacky. Fifth row; M. Russell, D. Mobiey, M. Kiehn, D. Tate, H, Page, C. Brennan, V. Van Buren, Don Jacky, G. Myers, R r Glaspey, H. Rahn. Sixth row: J r Noble, C. Bates, L Ax tel I, B. Zier, j. Young, H. Helser, M. Dahl, A t Gardner, T. Wade, F. Day, C, Zaat, Seventh row: D. Lester, J, Langford, B + Sanderson, W. Triebwasser, P, Edwards, K. Wyckoff, D, Moore, M Workman, J. Nickelson, C. Catron, A. Barer. Not pictured: H, White. COMPANY C First row: A. Best, L Reihl, R Seitz, B Rains, R. Sawyer, R. Moore, X Jackson, B. McGregor, S. Tolley, G. Lowery, L Kelly, C Huffman, J. Kirk, Second row: L. Deccio, K. Trousdale, R. Enquist, P. Anderson, T. Flaherty, J, Fredrickson, M Kauffman, S. Gruber, D. Derby, D. Klicker, T, Nelson, B. Clark, F. Santler. Third row: D. Gohlman, R. Boscow, B. Hartwell, L. WeiTz, A. Craig, E Carter, D. Shafer, L. McCoy, D, Lind, B. Till, D. Clouse, J. Cook, D. Bergevin. Fourth row: J. Jeppe, J. Carter, D. Wood, J, Manley, B. Fouts, D, Jansen, G, Gettings, R + Reed, R. Herring. Fifth row: B, Allen, M, Harvey, D, Casper, M. Jacobs, R. Rehberg, R r Demaray, R. Hussey, G. Gale, D. Scholl, H. Williams, D + Barrager. Sixth row: F. Tompkins, E. Beck, J + Shepherd, B. Hanson, J, Shene- felt, J. Votendahl, P Anderson, R. Easton, D, Hall, E, Casseday, D. Fleenor. Seventh row: B. Reever, M. Williams, J. Duncan. Not pictured: J, Gentry, F, Luper, G. Ralls, R„ Red, G. Strohmaier, L, Hamm, V. Van Ausdle. COMPANY D First row: D Beaver, J, Oury, J. Fowler, E. Aldrich, B. Plucker, J. Haase, F. Kimball, M. McGrew, G. Mason, J. Chandler, W. Emigh, D, Oelke, Second row: W. Van Decar, J, Miller, H, Erdman, G, Cowan, P. Board, B, Madison, C. Marshall, J. Davis, D + Clem, G. Klmgbeil, M. Kirkland, G, Petteys. Third row: B. Kenney, R. Jones, Hergert, L, Howe, J, Lloyd, R. Reihl, G. Sullivan, G. Dammrose, V. Salyer, J. Stewart, D. Yager, R. Klassen. Fourth row: B. Jefferis, J. Yeager, H. Reyburn, K« Lemke, H. Babcock, T. Leonard, B. Beach, D. Carter, B. Blackman, B, Penfield, M. McKEllip, G. Hansen, Fifth row: G. Davis, G. Barnes, T, Butler, B. Baker, A, Hansen, A. Gardner, P. Leedom, D, Moore. Sixth row: B, Johnson, N. Vale, K. Maestrettl, G + Randolph, C Branson, B, Jackson, Seventh row: D. Cram, G. Darling, R. Dendler, R. Johnson, G, McDonald, W. Selby, J. Barnet, R, Brown, G. Brown. Not pictured: B h Cox, D. Hauer, D. Cline, H. Shontz, G. Vanderpool. MILITARY REVIEW COLOR BEARERS AND COLOR GUARDS T. Leonard, B. Blackman, R. Jones, D. Yager OFFICIALS DRILL TEAM First row: J r Chandler, D. Beach, J, Kerr, Second row: R. Jones, G. Brown, B, Allen, D. Clem, R. Red. Third row: J. Stevens, C Brennan, J. Jeppe, E. Epstein, Don JackyJ G, Covvan. Fourth row: T, Leonard, L, Hall, B. Cameron, T. Tucker, Dick Jacky. Fifth row: G. Davis, E. Jaquins, H, Rey- burn, R, Trucker, W. Van Decar, L, Roedel, RIFLE TEAM First row: T, Henzel, H. Rahn, L Kelly, L Delaney, B. Williams, j. Marshall. Second row: C. Glaspey, J. Da mm, B. Baker, S. Morris, D. Vail, Third row: L McCoy, R. Demaray, P. Robinson, B. Jefferis, Fourth row: Sgt. Fulton, W. Emigh, R. Proctor, Sgt. Parker, The Hairy Champ Locker Room That ' s How it ' s Done in the Movies Gimmel Teth ' s Row Boat Thanks Boys Their Majesties What ' s New? Mutt ' s Mug You Say He ' s A Family Man? Wolf Chases Lion Bubbles and Kick He ' s Smiling! The commissioner of assemblies, Jackie Wright, and faculty Adviser, Marshall Alexander, have had a busy year. This year there were rules set up for the students participating in assemblies. This prevented cancellation and unrehearsed per¬ formances and also made the students work for more and better assemblies. A cup was awarded to the best club assembly and a plaque to the best class assembly Four members of the faculty voted on these assemblies by a ballot set up by the commissioner and her four class representa¬ tives, The assemblies have been some of the best Wa-HI has ever seen. The students participating have really earned the gratitude of their audi¬ ences. 0 a % 70 First row: B. Zeir, L. Filan, R. McCoy, L Sanders, J. Ferrd, B. Madison, G. Schwank, E. Draper, R. Zumwalt, R h Wyckofi, N. Arblni, L. Deceio. Second row: L. Gerking, C. Huffman, J, Rice, Darrell Micheelson, J. Shepherd, M, Samuel, L. Riley, L. Price, L Fairchild, D. Debeaumont, D. Cole, Mr, Safford, Third row; J. Bergevin, B. Kelly, D. Tate, R. Deffenbaugh, G. Myers, P. Edwards, D. Wood, M, Williams, T. Frakes, J, Cook, D. Carey. Fourth row: G. Brown, C Blake, H, Page, The Walla Walla Chapter bega n the year by receiving the Master Chapter Award for being among the top chapters in the state. Then came the awarding of a plaque to the chapter for being the best in our district. Following this came the awarding of a Gold Emblem certificate for being one of the top two chapters of the state, then the plaque for the best chapter in the state. This award the chapter has won for two consecutive years. This enabled the Walla Walla Chapter to enter the National Chapter Contest where the chapter ranked among the top twenty in the Nation. Receiving this award for the chapter were three boys from Walla Walla, Richard Owsley, Richard Deffenbaugh and Jerry Still, who attended the National Convention held in Kansas City, Mis¬ souri. Mr. J. W. Safford, who also attended the convention, received an Honorary American Farmer Degree. Honors were won by thirty-five members ex¬ hibiting livestock, poultry, and crops at the South¬ eastern Washington Fair and the Spokane Junior Livestock Show, During the past year, which includes the spring and fall of 1951, the F.F.A. Judging Teams which represented the chapter in the various 5. Morris, 3, Kuhn, J, Bennett, P. Taylor, G. McDonald, W. Van Decar, S. DEcus, T, Price, B. Barnett. Fifth row: B. Baker, L Dodd, R. Demarsy, R. Reed, L. Axtell, G. Frakes, C. Gates, J. Carter, O. Simons. Not pictured: R, Owsley, E. Reset, N, Powers, E. Gwinn, L Hellberg, J. Duncan, E. Casseday, D. Yeend, P. Gatz, G. Hansen, D. Barker, D, Cole, J. Fouste, N. Roff. During National F.F.A. Week, the chapter made an all out effort to familiarize the community with Future Farmer work. The chapter was well rep¬ resented at the state convention. In December, Duane Drushella, Regional National Vice Presi¬ dent visited the chapter and spoke at one of the meetings. Two state officers visited the chapter during the year and made excellent speeches. All of the F.F.A. members are trying to carry out their purpose: The farmer of tomorrow is the Future Farmer of today. contests made an excellent record. They received either a first, second or third place banner in 18 contests out of 21 entered. Besides farming activities, members of the chapter have the opportunity to participate in leadership training, such as public speaking, parliamentary procedure, scholarship, radio work and a great amount of committee work. For rec¬ reation during the winter months, numerous bas¬ ketball games were played with neighboring chapters. Again this year, the Walla Walla Chapter spon¬ sored its annual F.F.A. Barn Dance with a large crowd in attendance. Miss Georgene Nelson was named F.F.A. Queen and Sweetheart for the year at this event. PEA, ' VEST OCX mimvmr JUNIOR FAIR ? GRASS CO-OP OFFICERS—G. Hansen, 6. Madison, G. Myers, H. Page, Mr. Lybecker. Parliamentary Procedure with Mac-Hi JUDGING TEAM—l, Gerking, O. Simons, D. Owsley, Mr. Safford. SOPHOMORE JUDGING TEAM-G. Frakes, L Axtetl, T, Frakes, J, Rice, G, McDonald, J. Bergevin, Mr. Safford. GEORGENE NELSON F.F.A, Sweetheart OFFICERS—E. Reser, R, Qw ley, D. Carey, ft, Deffenbaugh, L Hdlberg, P. Gates, Mr, Safford. Ouft Swim ' Play Wright, Kerr P. Moore, $, Maxon, J. Kerr, R Taylor, CX Kiehn, C Brennan, A. Alexander, THE CAST FErst row: D. Davin, O. Kiehn, E. Drumheller, B, Bruhjell, W. Moss, S. Eastman, B. Brinker. Second row: AAr. Alexander, Mr. Severs, A, Alexander, G. McKinnon, P. Moore, D. Baker, S. Maxon, R. McLean, J. McGowan, B. Hill, J. Wright, J. Kerr, Third row: W. DeMoss, D r Walker) D. Sutherland, L. McCoy, C. Bland, C, Brennan, L. Roedel, R. Taylor, B. Sanderson. Not pictured: R. Proctor. Mr, Alexander, Mr. Severs, J. McCowam On the nights of November 29th and 30th, 2,000 of the best people in the world laughed, cried, and were scared stiff through two performances of the Senior class play, Call of the Banshee . In spite of several faux pas and the need for ad libbing, the cast was well pleased with the show. Some members of the cast can still hear old familiar phrases ringing in their ears, Project! , C ' mon you kids, REACT! , Play ' er to the hilt! The Call of the Banshee will be remembered in the hearts of at least fifteen Seniors for a long time. 72 WAtHI broadcasters First row: M. OEdridge, J Lutton, B ' Brinker, P. Ackerman, C Brennan. Second row: G Nelson, J, Wright, J. McGowan, V. Hobklrk. Third row: B, Jewett, F. Cram, D, Baker, G. Dunham, R, Barr Fourth row: Mr. Alexander, J. Kerr, D. Sutherland, R. Needham, J, Marshall, R. McLean, H, Weber. dveutced SfceecA MUSIC SHOW-F. Cram, J. McGowan. PRACTICE—First row: R. Barr, V. Hobkirk, M. Oldrlch, Second row: D. Baker, H. Weber, G. Dunham. OMNIBUS SHOW—A. Alexander, J. Marshall, J. Lutton. ENGINEERS—-D. Sutherland, B. Brinker, 8. Jewett. RECORD SHOW—j, Wright, Mr. Alexander, D. Sutherland, R. McLean, WA ' H ' ILITES—J McGowan, J. Kerr, P. Ackerman, V. Hobkirk. WA-HITS—P. Ackerman, R, Needham, J. Wright, G. Nelson, FARM SHQW“J t Kerr, R. McLean, C. Brennan, Throughout the year the students of the Ad¬ vanced Speech Class have produced radio shows and besides having a lot of fun have learned pro duction and radio techniques. COMMERCIAL—First row: F. Kajita, F. Garner. Second row: D, Dippel, B. Banks, J. Darling Third row: S. RomEne, AA. Nichols. Not pictured: D. Thompson,, G. Dirks, P. Beach- man, M. Tomlinson, W. McFalls. CAFETERIA—First row: L, Harman, D. Ewer, S, Miller. Second row: B, Patter¬ son, B. Selby, D. Clouse. Not pictured: M. Kirkland, M. Nichols, A. Alexander, M. Belles, B, Doll, E Newblll, A. Curry. DEAN ' S OFFICE—First row: j. Shemwell, S. Hasselman, Second row: M. Hagen, M. Yenney, W. McEalls. Third row: D. Baker, D. Smith. GIRLS ' P.E,—First row: L Gray. Second row: M. Porter, B. Stram- pher. Third row: B. Bradley, A. Yates. NURSES ' S OFFICE—First row: 8, Reihl, S. Davenport. Second row: L. Lentz, D. Davidson, Third row: G. Phinney, B. Jewett. Not pictured: B, Brehm, ATTENDANCE—First row: G, Nelson, L. Palmlund. Second row: C. Sherwood, C. Potter, F. Garner. Third row: J, Wright, E Drumheller, J. Darling Not pictured: J. Ferguson, B Bruhjell, B, Hughes, D, Young. BOOKROOM—First row: B. Becker, J. Struthers. Second row: B, Newblll, G. McKinnon, Third row: L Davison. Not pictured: S. Kight. LIBRARY—First row: A. Best, G. Bugbt, Second row: M. Freefer- king, C, Farley, E. Carder, B, Feigner. Third row: M. Myers, J, Yoder, A. lori, C. Hawkins, Not pictured: K. McDonald, K. Murphy, R. Klassen. BOYS ' PE—First row: R. Barr, Second row: C Stone, J. Mc¬ Allister, J, Fowler, W. Long. Third row: D. Page, D. CTtk, D. Decker, D, Klicker, Hot pictured: E, Gwinn, M. McGrew, L. De¬ laney, A. Langton, D. Miehael- son, B. Plucker, L. Sells. PRINCIPAL ' S OFFICE—First row: P- Stoneman, M. Luoma, P. Ackerman, J h Lutton, Second row: A. Moore, G. Dunham, B. Livengood, J. Benefiei. Hot pictured: W. Moss, PROJECTION I STS-First row- D, Cline, J. Noble, J. Hall, Second row: J. Fiedler, J, Hankie, T. Moore. Third row: G. Hart, D. Beck. Not pictured: B. Wprley, A, Gardner, J. Smith, R, Bunch, G. Klingbiei, E. Aldrich, B. Williams, L, Gerking, G. Ran¬ dolph, C. Dickinson, J. Barney, B. Cauvel. LEDBETTER ' S OFFICE—First row: J. Tburber, S. Williams, L. Vernon, M, Tomlinson. Second row: D. Decker, D. Page, S. Eastman, D, CilL STAGE—First row: D. Angotti, C. Brennan. Second row: B. Lacey, W. DeMoss. Third row: M. Huff, C. Bland. Fourth row: D. Walker, D. Sutherland. Not pic¬ tured: C. Jackson. Out Service Clubs offer opportunities for us to better our school GIRLS 1 RIFLE TEAM—First row : j. Jaussaud, E. Castoldi, Second row: P, Schatzel, F. Cram, D. Duke, Gr McKinnon, B. Meiners, Instructor 1. Bartlet. Third row: J r Christensen, E, Lane, B. Jew¬ ett, S. Foster, C, Aldrich, ' E Barrett. Not pictured: M. Yen ney. G.A.A.—First row: A, Townsend, S. Cole, V, Noble, B. Baldwin, B. Bradley. Second rgw; A. Yates, D, Taylor, M. Paylor, J. Hankie, M. Brennan, $. Foster. Third row: D, Webster, M. Ul¬ rich, S. Koehler, J. Shemwefl, M. Yenney, B. Hill Not pictured: L Riley, J. Struthers, J. Shay, JUNIOR RED CROSS—First row: D, Jolstead, C, Reynolds, N Moore, D, Byerly, L. Smith. Sec¬ ond row: S. Leeper, H. Enge- bretson, J, Sherwood, B. Wright, £. Barrett, D. Davidson, B. Ar- buckle, B. Hill, Third row: B. Buckman, R. Taylor, C, Bland. 76 ssemblies they put on build up our school spirit and entertain us TETHANY—Flrst row: S. Need¬ ham, P. Banks, C. Webster, M. Preston, D. Dippel, G. Carlisle, G, Sampler, B. Hill. Second row: C. Reed, A, Best, J. Ferguson, H. Meinhart, E, Barrett, 5, Bow¬ ers, B. Hill, B. Wright. Third row: E. Norwood, J. Henline, C Neisses, L. Rensch, K, Ross, N. Welch. Fourth row: D. Car¬ lisle, K, Schwarz, L. Webster, R. Sawyer, L, Porter, J. Kirk, L. Relhl Not pictured: R. Moore. EL AD RE A—First row: M, Davin, M, Fagg, S, Allen, 5. Kight, S. Kent, J. Owsley, J. Richards, B Teal, Second row: D. Baker, B. Br6h|ell, C Stewart, J, Wright, P. Ackerman, C Wag¬ goner, Janet Mitchell, C, Sher¬ wood, S, Davenport, M, Poster, S, Lott Third row: J, McClane, $. Beck, M, Yenney, M, Web¬ ster, P, light, L. Stegmiller, C. Hill M. Roberts, P. Porter, S, Schoenrock. Not pictured: R, McLean, P. Stonemen, GRENNO SE CEE—First row: F. Kalita, J. Lutton, J. Jaussaud, C. Cousins, $. Smith, A. Cote ' , J. Hume, G. McKinnon, Second row: C Frank, P. Livengood, B. livengood, N r McVay, N, Klein, S, Decker, .. Burdin, M + Benzel, J, McCowan. Third row: S. Koehler, G. Derbawka, M. Plankenhorn, S. Williams, B. Brinker, D. Smith, F. Cram. Not pictured: E, Bergevin, S. Borum, J. Frank, W. Gibbs, P. Schatzel, G. Welk. They teach us social relations, co-operation , organization, and ingenuity. LEGENTES—First row; D. Strahm, S. Cole, B. Brown, G. Nelson, S. Romine, E. Wasemiller, i. GraneL Second row: S. Long, 5. Eddy, JVL Molkfe, J, Thurber, D. Bartelt, N. Hartwell, P. Gatz, H. Williams. Third row: D. Jor¬ dan, R. Berrey, Ft. Heiser, S. Hastings, P. Moore, L. Roedel, R. Fields. Not pictured: J, Christ ensen, J, Joy, G, Kincheloe, R. Taylor, G. Woodford, B. Brown, V. Barnett. SORGMIA—First row: C. Rey¬ nolds, P. Upcraft, C. Hall, S Eastman, R. Boicourt, E. Filan, Y. Haupt, L. Lubke, Second row: G. Zachary, N, Brown, F. Rigsby, L Smith, M. Moore, Y. Hanebut, V. Hobkirk, M. Luoma. Third row: B. Weathers, J, Berney, S. Fain, M. Sheldon, J. Lawrence, K. Stevens, P. Parish, M, Mil- brath. Not pictured: P, Neasel, D. Thompson, J, Mitchell. GIMMEL TETH—First row: L Davison, B. Becker, M. Dean, S. Ritchie, D. Jolstead, E. Drum- heller, S. Corkrum. Second row: P. Gerfen, F. Blackman, J. Cox, J, Benefiel, A. Ross, S. Eastman, D. Reiswig, C. Broome. Third row: D, Moody, M, Hagen, £. Franzen, S. Hasselman, S. For- rey, S. Maxon, J. Darling. Not pictured: G. Dunham, W. Moss, M, Riley, A, Alexander, J. Struthers, M. Anderson. s, our Clubs do many services for our school that often go unappreciated. W,W. HI-Y—First row; D. Lod- mell, B Sanderson, B. Brunton, L. Hellberg, D, Klieker, 0, Scholl. Second row; L David ' son, P. Anderson, G. La safer, D. Casper, R. Steapns, Third row; 5. Meek, T Leonard, B. Me Inturff, N. Powers, L Webster, N. Lange. Fourth row; E Gwinrt, M. McGrew, C. Brennan, C. Bland, Not pictured: R. Barr, D, Bergevin, D. Decker, L De¬ laney, J. McAllister, M. Mc- Killip, G, Myers, E. Reser, C Stone, D. Turner. F.D. APPLEGATE Hl-Y-First row: F. Kimball, D. Page, G. Darling, B. Becker, J. Weaver Second row; O. Kiehn, R, Needham, B r Rains, J. Brown, L r Clayson. Third row: L Sells, R. Moore, B. Cantonwine, J. Oury, A. Langton, D. Miehaelson. Not pictured; D. Beaver, E, Beck, j. Fredrickson, J. Knowles, D. Long, R, Moore, B. Plucker, 1. Seachris, B. Spearman, L. Sells, N. Vale, C. Young. W.W, CLUB—First row; B. San ' lerson, C, Meek, K Trousdale, M, Dahl, D. Cilk, P. Davenport. Second row: D. Hartwig, D. Miehaelson, C. Young, R. Need¬ ham, H. Heiser, E, Reser, E Gwinn, Third row: L. Reihl, A. Best, C. Huffman, D. Decker, D. Turner, D. Page, Del Klieker, R. Alien. Fourth row: A, Lang- ton, R, Proctor, l. Delaney, M. McGrew, J. Oury, J. Davis, 0. Derby, Dave Klieker, J Miller. Fifth row: D. Casper, B, Spear¬ man, W, Long, J. Fowler, J. McAllister, C. Stone, R. Barr, N. Vale, B, Till, B. Johnson, J. Kerr RETAIL SELLING—First row: 8. Me- Gregor, R. Needham, J. Jackson, 0. Hughes. Second row: A. Alexan- der, S, Long, S. Eddy, I Guske, B, Brehm, M. Boyce, J, Yoder Third row: J. Hoppe, 0. Beaver, J, Mc¬ Guire, M, Belles, M. Guenther Fourth row: R r Seitz, J, Manley, J Davis, J. Gottwig. Fifth row: B, Patterson, A. Miller, J. Fowler, D. Schreiner, L Holland, C, Hauer, DRAMA CLUB—First row: L. Roedel, D. Baker, J. McGowan, C Brennan. Second row: M, Alexander, Q. Kiehn, J, Wright, G. McKinnon, D, Sutherland. Third row: B, Hill, P. Moore, J. Kerr, D. Davln, A. Alex¬ ander Not pictured: R, Proctor, S. Maxon, R.«Taylor. • DIVENDO-First row: O. Gref- sheim, N. Hartwell, B. Fitzgerald, D. Gelke. Second row: O. Baney, S. Wiley, L. Lentz, G. Deranleau, G. Barnes. Thirds row: J. Oldridge, M. Heymphreus, E. Wasemiller, M. Hanford, P. Gatz. Fourth row: D, Kennedy, D Lester, T Damm, B Womack, G. Lowery, Not pictured: A. Gumm. EQUITES—First row: B. Allen, D. Gohlman, J. Stevens, G. Cowan, R. Dendler, S, Guinn, T. Tucker. Sec¬ ond row: S. Gruber, D. Jacky, D, Damon, L. Hamm, C, Branson, D, Jacky, E. Epstein, D. Clem. Third row: G. Davis, D. Shafer, T. Tomp¬ kins, D, Jansen, N, King, B Wil¬ liams. Not pictured: D. Casper, J, Marshall, F. Santler, G, Strohmafer, D, Derby, 80 ART CLUB—First row: C Waters, J. Granek, Bonnie Hill, N. Moore, B. Teal, D. lenhart Second row: G. Derbawka, M, Richwine, K. Arnoldt, C. Falrchiid, j. Hankla, A. Ross, F. Blackman, Third row: W. Moss, L Rile , J, Hen line, M. Shel¬ don, A, Yates, P. Robson, N. Welch. Fourth row: A. Martel, P. Moore, G. Mason, T, Leonard, D. Kennedy, R Stearns, i. Young, J, Pratt. Not pictured: L. Roedel, R. Shively, R. Smith, G, Stewart, SKI CLUB-FErst row: L. Warner, G. Jones, B. Altergott, J, Lutton, S. Ritchie, J. Owsley, E, Drumheller, D, Byerley, J. Strutbers, Second row: R. Deffenbaugh, S Romine, B. Livengood, G. Nelson, N. Ferguson, L, Smith, J. Wright, C. Webster, C. Sherwood, F Blackman. Third row: P. Stoller, P, Porter, M, Web¬ ster, K. Underwood, S. Forrey, K Stevens, J, Berney, M. Cook, M. Querna Fourth row: D. Owsley, E. Franzen, L. Hall, R. Oldham, R. McLean, L. Webster, B. Brmker, C, Reed. Not pictured: J. Brown, J. Haase, Y. Haupt, J, Hume, l. John¬ son, F, Kimball, C. Stewart, R. Taylor. CLUB COUNCIL—First row: J, Mc¬ Gowan, J. Benefiel, C. Stewart, H. Meinhart. Second row: 1. Hellberg, D. Long, N. Lange, B. Brunton, L. Roedel, B, Allen, P, Ackerman. Third row: S Eastman, B. Bruhjell, B. Livengood, D. Jolstead, 8, Hill, A. Alexander, D. Young Fourth row: R. McLean, D. Deffenbaugh, L. Clayson, D. Kennedy, S. Hast¬ ings, B. McGregor, G. Cowan.Not pictured: K. Arnoldt, A Ross, P. Moore, E. Nordheim, M. Yenney, F, Blackman, J Lutton, E. Drum¬ heller, S. Ritchie, V. Hobkirk. F. H.A.—First row: B, Essig, C. Pot¬ ter, M Speer, A r lori, D. Young, G. Rounsaville, B. Baldwin. Second row: M, Rice, M, Tomlinson, J. Sheperd, $. Foster, B. Noal, R, Burk¬ hart, E. Zara, B. Hoppe, G, Dutke. Third row: M. Roedel, E. Preston, E. Nordheim, S. Downing, J. Rice, G. Richards, J. Davis, D. Lane, Not pictured: D. Davidson, E. Harris, 5, Hilliard, B. McCoy, A. Matson, D. Scholten, S. Taster. si Ouri Recitation @entvt l e Single S6ofc COMMISSIONER Jim Kerr This year the Shuffle Shop started out in the new Y.W.CA, building with new equipment and enthusiasm which has carried it through a very successful year of social entertainment for teen-age members. SENIOR Many parties were held, a few to remember were the March of Dimes party which was called ' Come Western ' Shaion Forrey and Gene Mason won the prizes for the best costumes. Another gay party was the annual “Hobo Dance ' Janet Mitchell and Buzz Sanderson were chosen Hobo King and Queen. School organizations took turns taking care of the club, A plaque was given to the dub who did the most for the Shuffle Shop during the school year. Jim Kerr and his commissioners along with Mrs. Walker, Y.W.C.A. Adviser, did a wonderful job of running the Shuffle Shop this year. Ann Patrick FRESHMAN Kenneth Underwood SOPHOMORE Peggy Nessel JUNIOR Dorothy Thompson Sadie HawkirVs Puppy love Sadie Interested class Dance Science class King Dale Practice makes perfect Clerks??? The McClanes Comfortable?? Happy Seniors Sun Valley kids Oh!! New Years Eve What dolls Smile pretty Oh Darling! Big fish! What a learn! Sponsor Tea Happy? Judge Lange Jerry Cute couple All American Cowgirl Handsome boy Kar! Skater Steady kids Miss Becker Love!!! r iO 3 G.O � oa ' °A vcp Mft n QUEEN—Bea The annual Royal Blue Ball was held the night se¬ mester tests were finished, January 18, thus prompting the theme, Cell Break A black and white false ceiling, a sillouette band, and a black throne accented with white carried out the unusual idea. At intermission time Honey Roberge carried the Queen ' s pink carnation crown and Mickey McLean held the two white crowns for the princesses Ruthie McLean, annual Editor, announced that Bea Hill had been chosen Queen by popular vote of the school, and that her court consisted of Jeannette Darling and Glenna Dun¬ ham. Larry Dodd, Jack Haase, and Neil Powers, respectively, were the proud escorts This dance was one of the best the Royal Blue staff has ever given P fc u ss -faV . N Ct P ' s SS p INc - Bn O aff KING—Dick Decker a Homecoming and the end of the quarter, No- _VJ‘M re vember 2, saw Wa-Hi in an unusual dither A cabinet meeting with the Yakima Council and the customary pep assembly, given this year by Tethany, added to the hustle The high spot of the assembly was the introduction of the Queen and King, Nancygayl Welch and Dick Decker, and court, Joy Lutton and Bill Plucker, Pay Cram and Wilfred Long The Royalty, from thrones on the floor, witnessed the judging of the Beard Growing Contest, sponsored by the Journal, and the shav¬ ing of grand winner, Roger Taylor, by a downtown barber A long line of colorful floats and cars participated in the parade held immedi¬ ately after school Winners of the float contest were: El Adrea, 1st; Gimme] Teth, 2nd; and Art Club 3rd, Legentes won the Jalopy prize That night at the game halftime, Hi-Y cheered on by Wa-Hl fans, burned the W To make a perfect homecoming, Wa-Hi was victorious over Yakima The Royalty reigned over the dance held on the following evening. The theme, Frost on the Pumpkin, was carried out by silver spiderwebs and an orange pumpkin throne. When the evening ended, both alumni and students felt this homecoming had been one to remember with pleasure s ' � Kr H£A ' ey ' d «c 0 „ Georgene ' s reign continues throughout the year for she will be a special guest of the chapter and honored at various F.F.A, functions. Georgene drew numbers for the awarding of the door prizes to several lucky couples. The dance was a big success and was enjoyed by everyone. The Walla Walla Chapter of Future Farmers of America again sponsored Its annual F.F.A, Barn Dance this year on November 16th, A west¬ ern atmosphere was provided; feed sacks re¬ placed the chairs: an old buggy, a turkey, and the band were in the corners with saddles hang¬ ing overhead, A large crowd was in attendance and square dancing mixed with ballroom danc¬ ing proved to be very popular. During intermission the F.F.A. Queen and Sweetheart was crowned. The identity of the Queen had been kept a secret until the corona¬ tion festivities. At that time Georgene Nelson was named Queen and was presented with a crown that was a gold floral creation with F.F.A. in blue. Georgene and Johnny 88 Photo by ROBERGE Like a Held of rolling wheat , our sports symbolize that which is good , clean, and vital to America. B. SPEARMAN D. DERBY R, NEEDHAM e, COX B. PLUCKER C A PM IN ML Ag Brs D. TURNER N. VALE E. RESER X FOWLER Coaches Felix Fletcher and John Klumb piloted the Walla Walla Blue Devils through another undefeated sea- son in 1951. The members of the team elected Chuck Stone first string all state center, as their Captain, Later he was named the best high school center in the United States by Scholastic Magazine. Chuck is the second Wa-Hi boy to win this high honor in recent years. Ray Needham won the inspirational player award. Traditionally, the Wa-Hi Blue Devils started the season against the Pasco Bulldogs at the letters home gridiron. The Devils romped at will over Pasco with Cox, Gwinn, Young, McAllister, Johnson, and Decker scoring. The final score was 46—0. In the second shut out victory for the Blue Devils, Wenatchee fell before the Blue Boys 26—0. Eddy Gwinn, fullback, scored twice, Bobby Spearman sprinted over the diagonals and Don Hartwig snagged a Cox Special for the last tally. North Central traveled to Walla Walla only to be beaten by the powerful Blue Devils, 18—6. This game was one of the hardest according to many of the players. Another long pass to Don Hartwig scored six points and Gwinn and Derby pounded over for the second and third tallies. Chuck Stone stood out as the star defensive line¬ backer. Walla Walla traveled to Sunnyside to settle an argument between themselves and the Grizzlies. The Sunnyside eleven fell to the stronger, faster Devils, 24—0, Dean Derby, Junior left halfback, scored twice. Eddy Gwinn, old standby, racked up a big six and Don Hartwig scored also. The closest game of the year, from a scoring stand¬ point, came from a strong and determined Richland team. The final score of the game read 19—14 in favor of Walla Walla. Spearman and Derby tucked in long Cox passes and Gwinn plunged through the line to score. First row: T. Leonard, L. Lemke, L, Foss, D. Jansen, D, Hall, J. Lloyd, W, Kuhn, J. Hergert, R. Hussey, R. Jones, B. Jackson, K, Trousdale, E, Epstein, C. Catron, Second row; J. Noble, D. Seely, J. Potter, H. Rahn, T. Tucker, F, Luper, B, Alien, B. Jefferis, B, Hartwell, M. Workmen, J. Shenefelt, Coach Wooten. 94 Another close game that could have been won bv either team was between Walla Walla and Gonzaga of Spokane. The Gonzaga team was very underrated and though hey were small they were fast and deceptive. The muddy field hindered the Devils. The score stood at 12—6 with Wa-Hi getting the nod. Dean Derby and Eddy Gwinn scored the touchdowns. Cox played a good game as did Bobby Spearman. Walla Walla defeated the Lewis and Clark Tigers 23-13 in a Borleske Field thriller. Bob Cox, star quarterback threw three touchdown passes; two went into the wide spread arms of left end Don Hartwig and Dean Derby, left half gathered in another. The Little Brown Jug, an old tradition between Walla Walla and the Yakima Pirates was regained by the Blue Devils as they defeated Yakima 37-0. This was Wa-Hi ' s annual homecoming game in which Bobby Spearman played one of his best games of the year. During the season the Devils scored 237 points while holding opponents to a diminutive 39. Wa-Hi averaged 26 points per game as the other schools scored an average of 4. Wa-Hi blanked five teams. In the associated press poll Wa-Hi ' ost by one point to Ballard of Seattle as the state champion. Wa-Hi has proclaimed themselves state champions for 195L Walla Walla won the Columbia Basin League Champion¬ ship by defeating the John Rogers Pirates 36-0, Eddy Gwinn was the star standout as he scored three times on long end runs and smashed through the center of the line. Sophomore quarterback David Casper scored his first TD of the year. First row: B. Dorum, L Riley, J. Wade, M, Jinkens, G. Jones, L. Warner, D. Isitt, G. Todd, B. Altergott, W, Lee. Second row: P, Dague, L. Baker, Dennis Daugs, P, Stoller, Colley, D. D ' Ablaing, D. Belleville, B. Kolbus, Dary! Daugs, A. Elliott, D. Eggers, D. Cunnington. Third row: Coach Boyes, M, Hanebut, D. Morton, C, Herrin, C. Gradwohl, A. Wetzel, L. Drake, R, McBride, R, Stubbs, K, Underwood, P, McGlothlin, B. Hicks, A, Anderson. Fourth row: J. Esters, W, Reed, D, McCauley, J. Linton, $. Dicus, D. Fennimore, R, McCoy, 8. Jamison, D, Ktudas, A. Jentzsch, Coach McBride. 95 BOOTS WOOTEN Co ch TVa-Wi Coach Boots Wooten shifted into high gear early in the 1951-52 basketball season with seven returning lettermen. Alt State center Harlow Tucker headed the vets and also captained the team. Other Blue Devil fetter winners who returned to the maples were Jack McAllister, Denny Michaelson, Jim Oury, Bob Spearman, Mert McGrew, Del Klicker, and Bob Cox Dave Klicker, Dear! Derby, and Don Hartwig, Juniors, made valuable substitutes. At the start of the season the starting lineup usually was Cox and Klicker at guards, McAllister and Spearman at forwards and Harlow Tucker at center. Later, big 6 ' 5 center Denny Michaelson was shifted into the center or for¬ wards positions alternating with Bob Spearman. The Devils took nine straight games from tough opposition in this vicinity Wa-HI copped the annual Jamboree and also beat Wenatchee, Yakima, John Rogers, Lewis and Clark, Pasco, and Pulfmap before being edged out at Central Valley 51—47. However the Demons soon regained their stride and went on to defeat Richland and Clarkston and return matches with Pasco and Pullman. The biggest victory of the regular season came when the Coubabes of Wash¬ ington State College traveled to Wa-Hi to be clubbed to the tune of 38—33, although Wa-Hi played without Harlow Tucker who injured his elbow in the return match with Clarkston. Early in January the Blue Devils were at the top of the Associated Press Poll 60 points ahead of the nearest rival, Lewis and Clark At that time a strong Port Angeles team was in third place. By the first of February the Port Angeles team had trimmed the Wa-Hi lead and merged ahead by some 18 points. However this poll was taken before the thrilling W.S.C game. During the second game with Wenatchee the Blue Boys, who now had Tucker back, ran up an impressive 70 points against 37 scored by the Red Apple Team. First row: C. Branson, J. Weaver, T. Tucker, K. Leimke, G. Sullivan, B. Becker, A. Anderson. Second row: Mr. Fletcher, C. Catron, B Fouts, D. Casper, J. Hergert, J. Jeppe, E. Epstein, E. Jaquins. tty Scu eticM The next foe to fall to Wa-Hi was Clarkston. The Bantams put up a stronq bid for victory, but in the third quarter Wa-Hi, led by Bob Spearman, pulled the game out of the fire by the score of 54—40. The next night the Blue Devils played at Lewiston and continued their win¬ ning ways by swamping the Bengals to the tune of 59—39, Del Klicker led the scorers for the night with 21 points. Wa-Hi got revenge in their last game of the season by beating the Central Valley Bears. They had to play without Harlow Tucker in this game and the play was close all the way, but never gave up the lead after the first few minutes. Sub-Drsfr ct Tournament at Waif a Walla Wa-Hi won their first tournament game by Taking Clarkston 65-44. Clarkston led all through the first quarter, but the ball hawking of Klicker and the combined shooting of the rest of the team brought the Wootenmen fronr behind and led the way to victory. The following night the Blue Devils won the Sub-District championship by beating Central Valley 62-35. Wa-Hi played steady half most of the game until the fourth quarter when they doubled the score. District Tournament at Wenatchee By beating Omak 53-30 and Clarkston 79-32, In which Harlow Tucker, team Captain, was high point man with 24 points, the Devils won the District Championship, They will go to Seattle March 13, 14, and 15 to compete in the State Tournament. First row: P. Dague, D, Morton, L Riley, B, Belleville, J. Half EL Beckel, D. McBride. Second row: W. Lee, J, Drew, B, Kolbus, R. McCarthy, 0. Isitt, G. Todd, C. Wicks, G, Jones. Third row: C, Boyes, A, Wetzel, C. Herrin, A. Jentsch, D. McCauley, L. Baker, S, Langton, L REIHL A. BEST H, WILLIAMS L. HELLBERG D. TURNER G. WALKER E, EDWARDS Wa-Hi ' s Boxers, under Coach Mc¬ Bride came up with a fair record for the ' 51— ' 52 season. Many of the leather throwers showed promise and lots of skill. The boys carrying most of the fights were Al Best, Glyde Meek, Harry Williams, Leonard Reihl, Leland Hellberg, Eddie Ed¬ wards, Steve Oury, Forrest Day, and Gene Walker. C, HUFFMAN Manager MR, ArteBRJDE Coach Larry Delaney, team Captain, once again came up with one of the team ' s best records for this season after being Tops the two preceding years. Other members of the team were: Larry Warner, Leo Day, Lorn Weitz, Bruce Zier, Gene Newbill, Max Jenkins, Mickey Work¬ man, Bob Allen, David Gumm, John Knowles, and Dick Turner, Managers were Claude Huffman and Doug Seeley. The Devil MIttmen had home and away from home smokers with Dayton, Clarkston, Pomeroy, and Colfax and came out with a season record of 2 wins and 6 losses. Devil Boxers fought in the district and some of the boys went to the newly organized Tri-District. D, SEELEY Manager BOXING SQUAD First row: M. Jenkins, L. Warner, F. Day, S. Oury, L Delaney, A, Best, L. ReihL Second row: C. Huffman, L, Hellberg, G. Walker, Art. Workman, N. Hgff, E. Edwards, G, Meek, D. Seely. Third row: D r Turner, B, Allen, M. Blake, J. Knowles, J. Bernard, H. Heiser, L. Weitz, P. Leedom, Mr. McBride. SKI TEAM 0. Lodmell, J. Haase, P. Stoller, F, Kimball, J. Brown. PHIL STOLLER Ski ‘ cut4tie JACK HAASE SKIERS First row: B. Teal, K. Stevens, M, Webster, Second row: S. Ritchie, ft. McLean, E. Lintner. Third row: L, Johnson, R. Oldham, D. LadmelE, j. Haase, P. Stoller, F. Kimball, J. Brown, K. Underwood, H� Heiser, T. Tucker, B, Altergott, 8, Johnson, J, Shepherd. The Wa-HE skiers started skiing En November and the annual Ski Carnival En April ended the season. The ski area is at Spout Springs, Oregon which is forty miles from Walla Walla. Many enjoyable days were spent by the students skiing and they are looking forward to next winter when they can ski once again. The Wa-Hi Ski Team had ski meets at Leavenworth, Wenatchee, Rossland, B, C and Walla Walla, Wa-Hi won the meet held at Spout Springs, placed second at Wenatchee, fourth at Leavenworth, and fourth at Rossland. Jack Haase and Dean Lodmell, Seniors, were the outstanding members of the squad. Jack Haase was high point four way winner for two of these meets, Phil Stoller, Fresh¬ man, did very well for his first year on the team. This team, along with Ron¬ ald Demaray and Rufhie Mc¬ Lean skied on the Blue Moun¬ tain Ski Team. Clockwise: Art, RoeefeL S. Boy tan, P. McBride, P Shinbo, G. Richards, Y. Hanebut, J. Sherwood, 5. Dingee, V. Noble, D. Taylor, G, Dutke, D. Bogfe, W, Bartelt, S. keeper, E. Kelly, G. Rust, B. Lacey, D. Webster, J Baker, C White, J. Adams, C. Lane, E. Preston, Many girls at Wa-Hi participate in extracurricular sports. Intramurals were held for all team and most individual sports, and tennis matches were played with neighboring schools. Student managers were: Betty Ruth Bradley, speedball; Betty Baldwin, volleyball; Marilyn Yenney, basketball; Myrna Porter, table tennis; and Margaret Brennan, badminton. Marion Ulrich was the proud winner of the table tennis tournament. The tumbling team offered entertainment at the half time of several basketball games, besides tumbling for the Odd Fellow ' s home. Costumed dancers pleased the 1.0,0,F. home and the parents and teachers on Parent ' s Night at Wa-Hi, The purpose of G,A,A„ an organization of girls interested in athletics, is to stimulate more interest and participation in girls ' athletics and to promote demo¬ cratic leadership, good sportsmanship, and good health. Officers are: Beatrice Hill, President; Sally Cole, Vice President; Marilyn Yenney, Secretary; Myrna Porter, Treasurer; and Betty Ruth Bradley, Publicity, Girls in this club have the privilege of earning points toward their letters. During the first semester Margaret Brennan was the only one earning her school letter, but four girls were awarded their state emblem. Some activities that this group planned were two initiation parties, taking their turn to care for the Shuffle Shop, and a basketball playday. AH Freshman and Sophomore girls exhibited their skills to the general public at the annual P,E. demonstration, February 21, Those who watched were proud of them and proud of what the Girls ' Sports program is doing for interschoo! relations, for public relations, and for the girls. 104 Volleyball Tennis Speedball Basketball Ping-pong Shuffleboard Badminton Dancing Softball W. MOSS G. MASON 0. Carlisle, N. Brown, J. BenefieL B. Mdnturff The yell squad elected in the spring of 1951 consisted of three veterans, Wanda Moss, Queen; Gene Mason, King; and Bob Me- Inturff. The three new members elected were Nancy Brown, Wally Burdette, and Joan BenefieL They opened ' the school year with an assembly and kept pep assemblies going well throughout the sports seasons. Dale Carlisle was appointed to fill the vacancy left when Wally Burdette moved. During the football season; the yell squad led three serpentines, as well as organized the Homecoming Parade. On the whole, shoot spirit was greatly boosted by the 1951-52 yell squad. WANDA MOSS GENE MASON BOB MdNTURFF JOAN BENEFIEL NANCY BROWN DALE CARLISLE D. CARLISLE G. MASON N. BROWN W + MOSS J. BENEFIEL W. BURDETTE O. HIESERT B, LIVENGOOD D, VAIL F. BLACKMAN C. HALL J. FERGUSON C. NEISESS R. McLEAN MISS GRAY D. CLINE M. BRENNAN G. DERBAWKA . . . the hard work that has been put into this yearbook. 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Strawberry Del Ackerman, Phyllis .. 65, 75, 73, 89 14, 77, 81, 20, 61, 16, 58 Ackerman, Sharon __42, 65 Adams, Janice ...104, 63 Adams, Sharon __....... 47 Aldrich, Carolyn .....—-- 37 Aldrich, Edwin ___ 67, 75, 20 Alexander, Armida 75, BO, 57, 73 78, 81, 20, 16, 58 Alexander, Marshall .._ 73, 11, 69, 80 Alessio, Elaine _......___ 37 AH verb, Gene ... 66, 62, 42 Allen, Bob . 67, 79, 62, 17, 58, 102 Allen, Robert „„ 66, 37, 94, 68, 80, 81, 15 Allen, Sharon . 65, 63, 77, 42, 15 A It emus, Mary .—-- 63, 47 Altergott, Bob ... 95, 17, 103, 47 Anderson, Andy ....95, 98, 47 Anderson, Bill .,.. 47 Anderson, Donald ....1 1 Anderson, Don . 67, 42 Anderson, Gail .......———- 63, 14, 47 Anderson, John . ... 11, 47 Anderson, Myrdene —... 78, 20, 58 Anderson, Phillip ...-- 67, 37, 79 Angotti, Delores .—-- 37, 75 Anspaugh, John ....,.- 37 Arbini, Norman . 66, 70, 42 Arbuckle, Billie Marie 63, 62, 76, 47 Arnoldt, Kathleen .—... 81, 20, 58 Austin, B. E.—-— - 11 Austin, Jane ... . 63, 47 Archer, Doreen ....-— 39 Ax tell, Larry . 66, 70, 71, 42 Babcock, Henry . . 67, 42 Bailey, Beverly ... . • —— 37 __„„ 37, 62 66, 37 Bailey, Rose Marie ........... Baker, Beryl .. Baker, Bob . 67, 37, 70, 68, 63 Baker, Dolores __74, 73, 84, 80 77, 20, 16 Baker, Donna _ —.-——.- 47 Baker, Lee -- 95, 62, 47, 99 Baker, Janice ...—,. 104, 63, 47 Baldwin, Betty .—. 81, 76, 42 Baney, Dean ——- 80, 20, 15 Banks, Patty ---— 37, 65, 77 Banks, Barbara .... 74, 57, 20 Barer, Arny _..... 66, 37, 55, 108, 57 Barer, Janice -„„--—.. 63, 47 Barker, David .-.—- 47 Barrier, Jim ..................— 37 Earner, Myrtle .—.—--- 42 Barnes, Gary ___— 67, 37, 80 Barnett, Bill .... 70, 47 Barnett, Virginia . 37, 62, 78 Barney, John .......—. .- 25 Barr, Reg . 93, 75, 73, 69, 79, 20 Barrager, Dale .. 67, 37, 62 Barrett, Emma Jean . 77, 76, 21, 4, 16, 58 Bartelt, Dianna . 78, 21 B arte It, Vonda __... 104, 63, 47 Bates, Clifford —-— ■« -- 66, 70, 42 Bates, Donnetta .. 38, 62 Bates, Jerry . .—. 21 Beach, Bob .........._..._ 67, 62, 42 Beach, Dave .-... 66, 68, 21 Beachman, Pat ....... 74, 57, 21, 15 Beaman, Pat .. 38, 14, 62 Beaver, Don . 67, 79, 80, 21 Berney, Mr. .11 Beck, Donald . - 75, 62, 47 Beck, Everett . 67, 93, 38, 96, 79 Beck, Shirley ... 38, 62, 77, 15, 58 Beckel, Bob 62, 15, 47, 99 Becker, Barbara_38 , 65 , 74, 84, 78, 15 Becker, Bob .... 66, 79, 83, 94, 98, 42 Bel lack, Eddie .__... 42, 66 Be Hack, Georgia 63, 47 Belles, Mary Ellen ... 74, 80, 21 Belleville, Duane 95, 47, 99 Benefiel, Joan 65, 75, 84, 106 78, 81, 21, 58 Bennett, Jim .„. 66, 38, 70 Benzel, Mary Ellen 38, 77 Bergevin, Duane . . 67, . 38, 79 Bergevin, Elaine . 38, 65, 84, 56 57, 77, 61, 15 Bergevin, Joe .. 66, 70, 71, 42 Bernard, Jerry . 66, 93, 38, 102 Bernave, Richard 62, 47 Berney, Joyce _.... 63 , 57, 78, 81, 42 Berry, Robert .._ ___ 78, 21, 15 Berry, Mrs. 11 Bertsch, Helen ... ..... .. 63, 47 Bescup, Pat . 38 Best, Al . 67, 75, 79, 77, : 21, 101, 102 Bicais, Ernestine 38, 16, 58 Btckel, Donna . 60, 21, 59, 61 Bigelow, Pat . . 38 Bisnett, Mr. 11,84 67, 38, 68 Blackman, Barney__ Blackman, Frances ..... 38, 3, 65, 54, 55, 108, 57, 78, 81, 16 Blake, Cloyd ....— 38, 70 Blake, Maurice 66, 62, 42, 102 Blanford, Jean ......63, 47 Bland, Charles .. 72, 75, 79, 60, 83, 76, 21, 59, 61 Blize, Pat .....— 63, 47 Board, Paul .. .... 67, 83, 42 Boatman, Bob-—.—-.... 4 Bogle, Deanna . . 104, 63, 59, 61, 47 Boicourt, Ruth __— 38, 65, 56, 78 Booker, Elon .—If— 62, 47 Borum, Sue .......38, 77 Boscow, Ronny ,,-.........— 67, 62, 42 Bosley, Ninabelle ...........-- 38 8osse J , David . 60, 42, 59, 61 Boutz, Fred „......— r - - 62, 47 Bowers, Kay .—.... 48 ........ 38, 77, 5B ___ 80, 21 Bo we rs, Bond ra Boyce, Maryanne .. Boylan, Sharon ...... 104, 48, 14, 63, 47 Boyes, Mr. ... 11 • 47, 99 Bradley, Betty Ruth 38, 104, 74, 54 62, 57, 76 Braman, Don ..- 60, 21, 59, 61 Branson, Charles 67, 80, 94, 98, 42, 15 Brehm, Beverly 74, 80, 21 Brennan, Cliff _ 66, 72, 68, 75, 73 84, 79, 80, 22 55, 108, 62, 56, 57 76, 22 Brfnker, Beth Ann 72, 73, 54, 77, 81, 22 Brickner, Eugene ....- 4 8 Brooks, Alice .. ... 48 Brooks, Patsy Ann .... 48, 63 Broome, Cecilia 38, 65, 84, 62, 78, 16 Brown, Elizabeth . 38, 108, 78 Brown, Gale . 67, 38, 70, 6B Brown, Jack 66, 38, 79, 62, 64, SI, 103 Brown, Nancy 38, 65, 106, 78 Brown, Mrs. ... Brennan, Margaret brown, Russel -. 67, 62, 42 Bruhjell, Bernice .. 72, 74, 77, 81, 22 Brunton, Bob _ 66, 38, 79, 14, 81, 58 Bryant, Paul __.....__—...——.... 48 Bryan, Mary -.......—...—... 48, 63, 62 Buckman, Bruce ____ 38, 62, 76, 59 Buckman, Mrs. .—......--- 11 Bughi, Geanice _____—. 38, 75 Bunch, Ray--- — 66, 3B Buoy, Gloria ..—.--——— 48 Burdette, Wally 42, 66, 106 Burdin, Barbara .....__ 38, 77 Burkhart, Rut hie .....-—. ——. 81, 42 Burnap, Betty Jo ........... 43, 15 Burns, Betty_...— .. 48 Bussini, A. ____47 Butler, Grace ......—---—- 48 Butler, Tommy ___—.. 67, 43 Byerly, Doris_____... 43, 81, 76 Caldwell, Janet ..—„— ----—........ 48 Cameron, Bill -_-- 66, 68, 22 Capipbell, James ... 72 Cantonwine, Bob...- 93, 79, 22 Carder, Emma Jean ....-—........ 43, 54 Carey, David __—- 66, 38, 70 Carle, Eddie —--- 66, 43 Carle, Joan ——- 48, 63, 59, 61 Carle, Mary Ann ..— . 48, 63, 59 Carlisle, Date .....—.. 38, 106, 14, 56, 57 77, 59, 61 Carlisle, Grace _... 38, 60, 62, 63, 77 59, 61 Carlton, Georgia _.....—........--—. 43 Carter, Beverly ...43, 63 Carter, Dean ..—........—.... 67, 38 Carter, Edwin _ 67, 43, 75, 55, 108 Carter, Jim -........ 67, 70, 43 Casper, Dave . . 67, 92, 43, 84, 79, 80 94, 98, 15 Casseday, Ed _ 67, 43 Cassell, Budd .. 43, 62, 59 Cassell, Clarence _ ... 11, 62 Cassell, Don —..— ..... 48, 62 Castoidl, Elaine ... . 62, 76, 22 Castoldi, Richard . . 48 Catron, Clyde . 66, 94, 43, 98 Cauvel, Bill .- . 75, 22 Cearley, Donald . . 22 Chandler, John .... . 67, 68, 22 Childers, Erlene . .. 38 Christensen, June 38, 78, 58 Cilk, Del .. 92, 75, ,69, 74, 22, 15 Clark, Baxter . . 67, 38 Clark, George . . 43 Clark, Reed . . 43, 59 Clarke, Joanne ... . .. 48, 63 Clayson, Louis . 84, 79, 60, 14, 62, 64 81, 22, 59, 61, 15, 58 Clayton Joann .... 48, 63 Clem, Daniel . 67, 68, 43, 55, 108, 80 Clements, Lois .... 38, 62 Cline, Don 43, 75, 55, 108 Clouse, Dale . 67, 38, 74, 43 Coffey, Glen . . 66, 43 Coffman, Paul . . . 66, 38 Cole, Delbert . 70, 48 Cole, Sally .. ....... 65, 78, 76, 22 Cole, Roger .__43 Colley, Bennie — . ...... 48, 95, 62 Collins, David 48 Combs, Suzanne . .... 38 Condon, Phyllis . 38 Conrad, Sharon ....48, 63 Conway, Frances . 12 Cook, Jack _ 67, 38, 70 Cook, Marilyn .. 43, 63, 81 Cork rum, James ....„.22, 59 Corkrum, Shari. 38, 65, 84, 69, 78, 15 Corkrum, Lucille _._......_48, 62 Corlew, Robert ... 43, 59, 61 Corn, Polite __.__ 11 Corn, Jim . 23 Corneltson, Purdy_.._, 12 Cote ' , Annette . 65, 43, 63, 77 Cousins, Chita . 43, 14, 62, 63, 4, 77 Cousins, Mary ... 48, 63, 62, 47 Cowan, Greg ... 67, 38, 68 , 80, Bl Cox, Bob ... 93, 38, 97 Cox, Janice _...____ 38, 78 Craig, Art ........ 67, 38 Crall, Anita _____....._.... 48 Crall, Bob .. 23 Cram, Dele . 67, 43 Cram, Faye .. 87, 65, 73, 76, 77, 23 Cramer, Esther ....______ 48, 63 Criss, Eugene . 23 Croft, Stewart ........... 66 , 43 Crosby, Ronald ........... 66 , 43 Cummins, Darlene _.............._ 43, 63 Cunningham, Eileen ...... 43 Cunningham, Virginia . 38 Cunnington, Don , .... 48, 95 Currie, Aurthur _........... 66 , 43, 74 Currie, Pat .. 38 Czyhold, Mary Ann ..... 48, 63 d ' ABIaing, Don ...;... 48, 95 Dauge, Paul ... 48, 95, 62, 99 Dahl, Marvin ....... 66 , 38, 79, 80 Damm, John .... 66 , 68 , 43 Da mm, Ted .... 80, 23 Pammrose, Gary ....67, 43 Damon, Donley ................ 38, 62, 64, 15 Parting, Gary ............._... ... 67, 43, 79 Darling, Jeanette .. 65, 74, 84, 69, 78 86 , 23, 58 Daugs, Daryl___..... 48, 95, 59 Daugs, Dennis ...............__ 48, 95, 59 Davenport, Earl _....... 48 Davenport, Perry ____ 66 , 38, 79 Davenport, Sharon _... 38, 65, 74, 62 77, 16 Davidson, Dorothy_.... 74, 81, 76, 23, 58 Davidson, La Ray 66 , 38, 96, 79 Davin, Dennis ..... 66 , 72, 80, 23 Davin, Mary Lynn 65, 43, 84, 63, 77 Davis, Gerald ..... 67, 38, 68 , 80 Davis, James _ _..... 67, 43 Davis, Janet ....38, 81 Davis, Jim 80, 23, 15 Davison, Lora Lee .... 38, 65, 74 r 14, 62, 78 Day, Forrest __ 66 , 43, 100 , 102 Day, Leo ..... 48 Dean, Mary Evefyn 55, 108, 62, 78 23, 16, 58 Deaver, Kathryn ... ... ...43 De Beaumont, Daryl ...... 48 De Boer, Phyllis ....43 Deedo, Larry ............._......__ 67, 70, 43 Decker, Dick ..... 87, 92, 75, 69, 79 14, 23, 15, 17 Decker, Sherlen ... 43, 63, 77 Deffenbaugh, Richard .. 70, 71, 14, 81 23, 15 Delaney, Larry . 66 , 68 , 75, 79, 23 100 , 102 Demory, Ronald . . m 67, 38, 70, 68 Esters, James _ .... .... ... 48, 95, 62 Demory, Phyllis ......... . 38, 63, 56 Eubanks, Jim 48 59 De Moss, Wayne . 66 , 72, 74, 75, 23 Evans, Arthur .... —... 66 , 43 Dendler, Richard . 67, 43, 80 Evans, Margaret .. . 48 Dent, Carol .. ..-. 48. 63 Evans, Ralph 48 62 Deranjeau, Geraldine .. _..... _80, 23 Ewer, Dorothy 39 74 Derby, Dean . 67, 93, 38, 97, 84, 79 Ewer, Ralph . 14, 80, 17 Fagg, Marlene . 48, 14, 77 Derbawka, Gloria .. 65, 54, 84, 55, 108 Fain, Shari . . 39, 65, 84, 78, 61 62, 64, 77, 81, 24, 16, 58 Fairchild, Carol . 39, 81 Dewitt, Barbara . ._ ___ 48 Fairchild, Larry .... 48 De Vore, Mary Ellen . ___ 43 Farley, Carol . 43 75 Dickenson, Gary .. . 66 , 43 Farrens, Janet 43, 63 Dickerson, Jon . . 66 , 38 Farrens, Karleen 62 24 Dickinson, Clifford 48, 75 Feigner, Betty 39 75 DEcus, Stanley . . 70, 48, 95, 14 Fennimore, Doug . 48, 95, 62 Dili, Phyllis . 38 Ferguson, Joan 24, 74, 55, 108, 62, 77 DIngee, Sharon .. . 104, 43 Ferguson, Nora 43, 81 Dippel, Dorothy ...._ 24, 74, 77, 15 Ferrel, Jim . ... 70, 48 Dirks, Georgia . ... 74, 24 Ferris, Zana 48 Dirks, Jan . 66 , 38 Fiddes, Jim .. .. 48 Dodd, Larry .. . 66 , 39, 70 Fiedler, Jim 43 75 Doll, Bob ... __ 24 Fields, Robert 66 , 39, 78 Donaldson, Bob .. . 48 Filan, Aimee . . 39 Dorum, Bud .. „ . 48, 95 Filan, Elsie .. . 65, 33, 63, 64, 78 Downing, George _____ 48 Downing, Sherri I ...... 24, 57, 81, 58 Drake, Laurin ..... 48, 95, 62 Draper, Ed _ 48, 70 Draper, Juliana __ ........ 11 Drew, John . 48, 99 Drumheller, Elsie . 72, 74, 54, 84, 69 78, 81, 24, 15, 16, 58 Dudley, Luella __43, 63 Duff, Dorothy .......... 48 Duff, Wayne .. 48 Duke, Dorothy , . , .. _ 43, 63, 76 Dull, Sally ........... 48 Dull, Sylvia _ 48, 62 Duncan, Jim ..._ 67, 39 Duncan, Mary __..._ _„_48 Dunham, Glenna .... 75, 73, 78, 86 , 24, 58 Dunn, Ruth _____ 12 Dutke, Genevieve ... 104, 48, 63, 81 Eades, Kittie ., - - , f . . . . 48, 63 East, Tom .... 48, 59, 61 Eastman, Sharon 65, 43, 63, 78 Eastman, Sondra .... 72, 65, 75, 78, 81, 24 Easton, Robert 67, 43, 59 Easton, Tom ...... 39, 57 Eck, Barbara _____„ 39 Eddy, Shirley . 3, 54, 108, 80, 78, 24 Edwards, Clarence , _ ... .. 66 Edwards, Eddie ... 101, 102 Edwards, Theresa ___ 48, 63 Edwards, Parley ... 66 , 39, 70 Eggers, Dave ..____48, 95 Eisinbeisz, Ramona .... 48, 63 Elliott, Al .... 48, 95, 62 Ellis, Frank ..... 66 , 43 Emigh, Ralph „.. . _1 1 Emigb, Ward .... 67, 68 , 24 Engebretson, Delores ...48, 63 Engebretson, Hazel ___39, 76 Enney, Lolita _ _ ..... 48, 63 Enquist, Roger ...___........ 67, 43 Epstein, Eddie , 66 , 94, 68 , 43, 80 98, 17 Epstein, Sandra _._ .___ 47 Erdman, Henry ..... 67, 39 Esary, Mary _______ 11, 16 Filan, Leon ....---70, 48 Fisher, Jerry ...... 48 Fitzgerald, Bea __80, 24 Flaherty, Tom .____ 67, 43 Flatbers, B h ..... Fleenor, Dennis ... 67, 43, Fleshman, R. __ rr ..,___ Fletcher, F. .......___11, 94, Flisram, Joyce ..... Flynn, Nancy ..._ Forrey, Sharon Foss, Lewis _._ 11 63 11 98 „__ 43 39, 65, 69, 78, 81, 61 66 , 94, 43 Essig, Bonnie . 39, 81 Esteb, Dick .. . 43, 59, 61 Foster, Marilou ___48, 63, 59 Foster, Shirley June 39, 81, 76 Fouste, Donna ......... 43 Fouste, Jake __....._.... 49 Foots, Bob .. 67, 43, 94, 98 Fowler, Jim ... 67, 93, 75, 79, 80, 24 Frakes, Gary ____ 66 , 70, 43, 71 Frakes, Timmy _ 66 , 70, 43, 71 Frank, CarEene .. 65, 43, 63, 64, 77 Frank, June_.... 62, 64, 77, 24, 16, 58 Franzen, Ellen ....__ 39, 55 , 78, 58 Frazier, Sunne 43 Frazure, Carol_ ----- r ....... 49 Frederking, Kathryn ... 49, 63 Frederking, Margaret _.......... 43, 75, 54 Fredrickson, Jack .. 67, 79, 25 Fromm, Violet .____ 25 Fulkerson, Marilyn ....... 49, 63 Fulton, A........ 11 Gal breath, Peggy _____ 43 Gale, Gary __ _ _ _ __ 67, 43 Gallo, Thelma . 44 Gal l Evan, Georgia .... 11 Gardner, Jo Ann .. 39, 63 Gardner, Arlo .. 67, 44, 75, 62 Gardner, Kay 66 Garner, Fay Del) .... 74, 25 Garner, Jeanette _........ 49, 54, 63 Gates, Barbara .. .__ 49, 63 Gatz, Pal .. 71, 80, 78, 25 Gentry, Jim ...... 67, 49 Gerfen, Pat _39, 78, 15 Gerkey, Carol _ 25 Gerking, Lynden . ... 70, 75, 71, 25 Gettings, Gail .. 67, 44 Gibbs, Wanda . 65, 62, 64, 77, 25, 16 Gifford, Beverly . 44, 14 Gilman, Richard ........ 66 , 44 Glaspey, Clifford 68 , 25, 66 Glaspey, Richard .—... 66 , 44 Gleaton, Gail .... 44 Gleim, Bonnie .............. 49, 63 Gleim, Claude . 49, 62 Glenn, Lyle ............. .49 Gobble, Virginia .... 44, 63 Gohlman, Dick 93, 67, 44 r 14, 83 80 r 15 Golden, Maralyn 39, 55, 108, 62 Goodrich, Joan .. 39 Gordon, Bob . 62, 64 Gordon, Leon . 49 Goss, Beverly ..,. 44 Gottwig, Jim . 80, 25 Gradwohl, Gordon, 49, 95, 59, 61 Graf, Marvin . 66 , 25 Graham, Marlene Grenek, Jean ......._..._.... ...39, 78, 81 Grass], Robert ............ 49 Grass], Ronald . 44, 62, 59 Gray, Lenora ....... 39, 74 Gray, Rhea 12 Gray, Ruth ___ 12 , 55 r 108 Green, Carole . 39, 63, 49 Grefsheim, Orris .. 80, 25 Grimes, Betty . 49, 63 Grimes, Bob . 66 , 25 Grogran, Shelley ................... . .... 44 Grosgebauer, Billie 49, 63 Gruber, Scott .._. 67, 44, 80, 15 Gruenelch, Betty . 44 Gudgel, Linda 49, 63, 59 Guenther, Margaret .. !2, 80 Guinn, Stanley . 66 , 44 r 80 Gumm, David ... 49 Gumm, Arlen ..—. 80, 25 Gumport, Beverly .. 39 Guske, Terry 80, 25 Gwinn, Ed . 92, 75, 84, 79, 25 Haase, Albert . 12 Haase, Jack 67, 84, 81, 25, 15, 103, 58 Hagen, Marlene . 39, 74, 69, 14, 62 78, 16, 58 Hagedorn, Maita .. 12 Hall, Carole .. 39, 65, 84, 55, 108, 78 HaH, Don .... 67, 94, 44 Hall, Jerry .. 49, 75, 14, 62, 99 Hall, Lamar ... 66 , 68 , 81, 26 Hamilton, John . 62, 44, 59, 61 Hamm, Fay . — . 12 Hamm, Louie . 67, 44, 54, 55, 80, 108 Hanebut, Mark ... 49, 95, 62, 59 Hanebut, Yvonne 44, 104, 64, 78, 59 Hanford, Marie 62, 80, 26 Hankla, Jean 75, 81 76, 26 Hansen, Art 67, 44 Hansen, Gene ...... .—- 67, 71. 26 Hanson, Bob . 67, 44 Harbers, Dorothy ... - 44 Harding, Richard 49, 62 Harmon, Gloria ..•.. 49 Harmon, Lillian ..... 39, 74 Harris, Eva .... 81, 26 Harrison, Patricia . 49, 63 Hart, Harley ...... 66 , 39, 75 Hart, Harriett . 49, 15 Hartwell, Bob 67, 94, 44 Hartwell, Norma . ... 80, 78, 26 Hart wig, Don . 66 , 92, 39, 97, 6 , 79 Hastings, Sian Hauer, Curtis Hauer, David Hayes, Dale ___ Hayes, Gloria ... 49 , 63, Hein, Paul Heiser, Harold ... Heifer, Dolores Heifer, Kenneth Heifer, Leonard Hellberg, Lois Hen 2 eI, Ted .. 66 , 39, Hergeri, John .. 67, 94, Herrin, Charles .... 49, 95, Heumphreus, Marilyn Hicks, Robert ..........._ Hill, Beatrice 72, 80, 77, 81, 76, 26 Hill, Bonnie 39, 65, 77, 81, 59, Hill, Charles Hill, Jackie . Houghton, Grace . Holland, Le Roy Holway, Marilyn ... Horning, Lee Howe, Locker Hosfelt, Joan Hume, Gene tori, Agnes ... Irvin, Shirley Irving, Dave . Isitt, David ... Me, Carolann Me, Ray ....... 75, 81, 44 Jackson, Jack __ . 67, 80, 27 , 14 Jackson, Shary 49 , 58 Jacky, Dick ... 66 , 39, 68 , 14, 80 , 63 Jacky, Don . .... 66 , 39, 68 , 80, 15 , 61 Jacobs, Marland . 67, 39 , 81 Jamison, Bill . 49, 95, 62 . 61 Jansen, Dick ........... 67, 94, 44, 80, 15 26 Jaquins, Edwin . . 66 , 39, 68 , 94, 98 26 Jaros, Gary . . 39, 59, 61 39 Jaussaud, Jeanette . 56, 77, 76, 27 . 81 Jefferrs, Bob _..... 67, 39, 94, 68 75 Jefferis, Nancy . . 49 63 59 Jentzsch, Al . 49, 95, 62, 99 49 Jeppe, Jimmy - 67, 44, 68 , 63, 94, 98 47 Jewett, Barbara 74, 73, 76, 27, 15, 58 49 Jinkens, La Rae . 44, 63 44 Jinkens, Max _ 49, 95, 62, 102 , 44 Jobe, Barbara . 49, 63, 59 102 Johnson, Al ... .. 49 39 Johnson, Bob 67, 92, 39, 79, 103 62 Johnson, Dean . 49 49 Johnson, Donna 44, 63, 64 26 Johnson, Eugene ... . 49 102 Johnson, Gary .... .. . 49 49 Johnson, Lawrence . 60, 62, 81, 27, 59 16 61, 103, 58 15 Johnson, Richard . . 67, 44 68 Johnson, Ronald .. .. 66 , 39 98 Johnson, Shirley ... .. . 49 99 Johnston, Kay . . 49, 63 26 Johnston, Patricia .. 49, 63 44 Jolsfead, Doris .. 39, 65, 78, 81, 76, 58 80 Jolstead, Norma ... 49, 16, 47 95 Jones, Gerwin . . 49, 95, 62, 99 26 Jones, Richard .. 94, 44, 68 , 62 86 Jones, Rowland . . 67, 84, 62, 27 16 Jordon, Dale .. 60, 78, 27, 59, 61 61 Joseph, Ray ...._ . 44, 59 77 Kan tola, Ed . .. 12 58 Kajita, Frances . 74, 14, 57, 77, 27 59 16, 58 63 Katsel, Thelma ...... ______ 44 49 Kauffman, Monte .. 67, 44 81 Keen, Barbara . .... 49, 63 16 Kelly, Shirley .......... . .. 44, 63 12 Kelly, Bill .. ... 66 , 44, 70 59 Kelly, Evelyn . ...... 104, 49, 63, 47 44 Kelly, Le Roy . 67, 68 , 84, 27, 17 44 Keen, Barbara . .. 49, 63 44 Kennedy, Dei_....... __80, 81, 27 81 Kennedy, Gail __..... 44, 63 44 Kennedy, Jerrold .. .-.. 27 44 Kenney, Bob . 39 59 Kent, Suzanne . 44, 65, 14, 63, 77 75 Kenyon, Alice .. . . 12 1 02 Kerr, Jim .. 66 , 72, 68 , 73, 84, 79 102 83, 80, 27, 15 27 Kerr, Nancy . ... . 49, 63, 47 61 Kiehn, Mike .. .. 66 , 39 81 Kiehn, Orville . 72, 84, 79, 60, 80, 27 63 59, 61, 15, 17 44 KIght, Shirley . _ . 39, 74, 64, 77 49 Kimball, Frank 67, 79, 83, 62, 28 27 15, 103, 58 44 Kincbeloe, Gerald . .. 39, 62, 78 62 Kincheloe, Nancy ... .. 39, 14, 62 99 King, Jo Ann . .. 49, 63 44 King, Neal . .. 44, 80, 59 61 Kirk, Bess .. .. 12 44 Kirk, Jerry .. 67, 84, 77, 28, 17 44 Kirk, Patty . ... 44, 63 75 Kirkland, Monty ... . 67, 39, 74 113 Kirkpatrick, Mary Ellen .. 39 Klassen, Jay Dee ... 44, 59 Klassen, Ron 67, 39, 75 Klein, Janice 49, 63 Klein, Nadine 44, 63, 77, 15 Klicker, David . 67, 39, 96, 79 KI taker, Delbert 92, 96, 75, 79, 2B Kllngbeil, Gary 67, 39, 75 Kloepper, Patti ... 49, 63 Kludas, Don . 49, 95, 62 Klumb, John . 12 Klundl, Marvin ........ 39 Knowles, Allan ...._.._ _ 28, 58 Knowles, John 92, 40, 79, 59, 61, 102 Koehler, Sheri .... 44, 63, 77, 76 Kohl, Joan .„. 40 Kolbus, Bob . 49, 95, 62, 99 Krein, Lloyd ... 49 Kuhn Stanley . 66, 40, 70 Kuhn, Wayne .. 94, 44, 59 Lacey, Barbara . 44, 104, 75, 63 Lane, Celia . 104, 49, 63, 81 Lana, Esther ..... 44, 76, 59 Langbecker, Evelyn 44, 63 Langbecker, Jim .. 63, 28 Lange, Ned 66, 109, 65, B9, 84, 79 14, 81, 28, 15, 58 Langford, James 44- Langton, Al 93, 75, 84, 79, 28 Langton, Stanley . 49, 62, 99 Larson, Joy . 40 Larson, Merlene 49, 63 Larson, Russell 12, 59, 61, 47 La Stater, Gary .. 66, 40, 79 Lawrence, Joanne ..... 40, 62, 78 Ledbetter, G. . 12 Lee, Norma Jean ____ 44, 63 Lee, Wayne . 49, 95, 14, 15, 99 Leedorm, Paul ...__ 67, 28, 15, 102 Leeper, Sharon .104, 49, 76 Lemke, Kenneth ...... 67, 94, 44, 98 Lenhart, Dee ........... 81, 28, 15 Lentz, Louise .. 74, I4 r 80, 28 Leonard, Tom . 67 r 94, 45, 6S r 79 62, 81 Lester, Daniel ___66, SO, 28 Light, Pat ......._... 40, 62, 64, 77 Lind, Dale - _.__ 67, 40 Lindsey, Betty ......_........ 49 Lindsey, Charles ....... 28 Linn, Doris ... 45, 63 Lintner, Eva . 40, 63, 103 Linton, Jim .... 49, 95 Little, Agnes _........._... 12 Livengood, Bemadine 65, 75, 54, 34 69, 55, 108, 77, 81, 28, 16, 58 Livengood, Pearl . 45, 65, 63, 64 77, 15 Lloyd, Jack . 67, 94, 45 Lobdell, Bill . . 66, 45 Lobdell, Donna .... . 40, 62 Lockard, Gotda . 50, 63 Lodmell, Dean .... 66, 93, 84, 79, 14, 62 64, 28, 103 Logston, Sally . 50, 63 Long, Delbert - 66, 79, 81, 28 long, Florence .. 12 Long, Jackie . . 50, 63 Long, Marie . 62, 29, 16 Long, Peggy —. ...__ 50, 63 Long, Shirley _ __ 80, 78, 29 Long, Wilfred 66, 87, 93, 75, 79, 29 Lott, Stanla . 40, 84, 62, 77 Lowery, Gerald 67, 80, 29 Lubke, Lorraine _ 84, 56, 57, 78, 29 Luoma, Marilyn 75, 57, 78, 29 Luper, Fred .... 67, 40, 94 Lutton, Carol .... 50, 63, 15 Lutton, Joy 87, 75, 73, 54, 77, 81 29, 15, 16 Lybecker, C. ..... 12 McAdams, Estalene ..... 45 McAdams, Nancy .... 45, 63 McAllister, Jack 92, 96, 75, 79, 29, 15 McBride, Dick 50, 95, 62, 59, 61, 99 McBride, C. 13, 47, 102 McBride, Priscilla 50, 104, 63, 47 McCaHlum, Judy ..50, 63 McCarthy, Richard .. 50, 62, 99 McCauley, Donald .. 50, 95, 99 McClane, Joan 14, 77, 30, 16, 58 McClane, Judee .. 50, 63, 15 McGowan, Janice 72, 73, 80, 56, 77 81, 30, 16, 58 McCoy, Barbara . 81 McCoy, Larry 67, 40, 68, 74, 72 McCoy, Richard 50, 70, 95 McCraken, Dave ... 40, 59 McDaniel, Jessie Ann . 50, 63 McDonald, Gera! .. 67, 45, 70, 71 McDonald, Kafhlene . 40 McDonald, Ruth . 13 McDowell, Sylvia .. 50, 63 McFalli, Joyce . 50, 63 Me Fa I Is, Wanda . 30, 74 McGlothlEn, Pat ___... 50, 95 McGovern, Florence .... 13, 57 McGrath, Robert . 13, 47, 62 McGregor, Bob ,,,... 67, 80, 81, 30 McGrew, Mert . 67, 97, 75, 69 r 30 McGuire, Jack ... 80, 30 Mclnturff, Bob .... .. 79, 106, 30 Me Kl I lip, Merle .. ... 67, 40, 79 McKinney, Donald ......... 50, 62 McKinnon, Gladys 72, 74, 62, 80 77, 76, 30 McKinnon, Jacqueline .. 40 McLean, Ruthie 72, 3, 65, 73, 54, 85 55, 108, 77, 81, 86, 30, 103 McLeod, Duane ...50, 62 McLeod, Sharon ...____ . 50, 63 McVayk, Nancy 65, 84, 14, 77, 30, 15 Maestretti, Kenneth ... 67, 45, 59 Madison, Bob .. 67, 40, 70, 71, 62, 15 Maher, Davin Manley, Jim ..... 67, 80, 29 Mason, Don .. 50, 62 Mason, Gene 67, 106, 55, 108, 78, 29 Marbaek, Georgia .45, 63 Marr, Donna ...... 50, 63, 59 Marshall, Clyde 67, 40 Marshall, Donald _____.... _ 50 Marshall, John ... 66, 68, 73, 14, 63 80, 29 Martel, Art __ 81, 29 __ 50, 63 Mathews, Margaret ___ Matson, Anne ..... 81, 29 Matson, John 29 Mawhin, June .. 45 Maxon, Sally 72, 89, 84, 69, 80, 78 29, 16, 58 Meador. Elberta ...... 40 Mead, Ellen . 40 Meek, Clyde . 66, 92, 40, 79, 15 100, 102 Meerdink, Jack ...___... 30 Meerdink, Marla .... 45, 63 Meirthart, Helen 84, 62, 77, 81, 30 16, 58 Meiners, Barbara ............ 40, 76 Meier, Vivian .. 50 Mercado, Shirley 40 Metcalf, Ruth __ 45 Meyer, Lois ................. 45 Michaelson, Darrell . . 66, 40, 70 Mtahaelson, Dennis 97, 75, 79, 30, 15 Milbrath, Mary Jane . 45, 63, 64, 78 59, 61 Miles, Carole . 40 Miller, Allen 30, 80 Miller, Alvin . 50, 62 Milter, Delores .. 50, 59, 61 Miller, Janet . 50 Miller, John . 67, 40, 79 Miller, Marvin . ............ 50 Miller, Sally . 74, 57, 30 Mitchell, Fred .. 66, 45 Mitchell, Janet _ 45, 63, 77, 78, 15 Mitchell, Joyce .. .... 40, 63 Mobley, Calvin _ 50, 62 Mobley, Dick . 66, 45 Mojonnier, Barbara . 40 Motkie, Maxine . .... 40 Moody, Diane 65, 84, 62, 78, 31 16, 58 Moore, Arlene . 40, 75 Moore, Charles . 50 Moore, Dale 67, 45 Moore, Dean . 97, 31 Moore, Dick 66, 84, 31 Moore, Myrna 45, 65, 63, 64, 78 59, 61 Moore, Nancy .. ,,, 45, 81, 76 Moore, Phil .£. 80, 78, 81, 31 Moore, Richard 67, 79, 77, 31, 15 Moore, Tom ......... 45, 75 Morrell, Tom . .. 45, 59 Morris, Sylvester 66, 40, 70, 68 Morton, Darrell . 50, 95, 72, 17, 47, 99 Mosley, Bert ..„.. ... 50 Moss, Wanda . 72, 65, 75, 89, 106 78, 81, 31, 16, 58 Mueller, Larry _. 50 Muirhead, Dennis ...... 66, 40 Mullen, Walden .. . 50, 62 Murphy, Kenneth .___.... 50, 75 Murrils, Keith . 50 Myers, Gene . 66, 40, 70, 71, 79 Myers, Mary .. ........ 45, 75 Myrlck, Dena .. 50 Mytinger, Beverly __..... 50 Nalder, Ronnie ......... 50, 63, 62 Needham, Ray 9 2, 93, 73, 89, 69 79, 80, 31 Needham, Sharon .. 45, 77 Neisess, Carol _ 40, 3, 54, 55, 108 77, 15, 16, 58 Nelson, Carol ____..._ 45 Nelson, Donna . 40 Nelson, Georgene ........ 88, 74, 73, 57, 78 81, 31, 16 Nelson, Thad . 67, 40 Nessel, Peggy . 45, 65, 84, 83, 63 64, 78, 61 Newbill, Barbara ...... 40, 74 Newbill, Eugene __50, 74 Newlove, Phyllis ....... 45, 63 Nichols, Mildred .,, 74, 31 Nickelson, Jerry __— _ 66, 45 Nixon, Mary ..._. 50 Noal, Betty 45, SI Noble, Joseph . 66, 40, 94, 75 Noble, Vernice .... 45, 104, 76 Noble, Zina .... 50 Nordheim, Elda 45, 63, 81 Norwood, Earl . 60, 62, 77, 31, 59, 61 Norton, Jerry .60, 31, 59, 61 Gelke, Dick . 67, 80, 31 Oldham, Gary ' . _ 50, 59 Oldham, Ronald 60, 14, 81, 31, 59 61, 15, 103 Oldridge, Jean 40, 80 Qldridge, Marilynn 73, 62, 31 Olson, Barbara ............... 50 Olsen, Erik . 40, 66 Osborne, Gall ... 50, 63 Otis, Eldon .,....... 31 Oswald, Ralph ..... 66, 45 Oury, Jim . 67, 97, 84, 79, 32 Oury, Steve . 66, 45, 100, 102 Owsley, Dick __. 88, 71, 81, 32 Owsley, Janice . 45, 65, 77, 16 Oye, Barbara . 50, 63 Paganini, Anna .. 45 Page, David 75, 79, 32, 15, 17 Page, Gordon . 66, 62, 45 Page, Harold .. 66, 40, 70, 71 Page, Jack ... 60, 32, 59, 61 Palmer, Jim .. 50, 62 Palmlund, Leota . 74, 62, 32 Patrick, Ann 65, 105, 84, 83, 62 32, 61 Patterson, Bill ...... 3, 74, 60, 55, 108 80, 32, 59, 61 Patton, Loretta ...... 50 Parish, Pat ..... 78 Parker, Sgt r —,—__—.. 13 Paylor, Maxine __..... - 45, 76 Pearson, Anne ... 50, 63 Pentecost, Lela Mae . 45, 54, 63 Penfield, Bill .._ 67, 40, 84 Peterson, Pauline ..... 40 Petteys, Gary ..... 67, 45 Pfeiffer, Meta .—. 13 Pied, Joan .,..... 50, 63 Phillips, Paul .. 32 Phinney, Grace . 74, 63, 32 Pinkerton, Anita __ 50, 63 Plankenhorn, Marlyn . 65, 77, 32 61, 5, 58 Plaster, Doris — 13 Plucker, Bill 07, 67, 93, 65, 75 79, 57, 32 Poe, Vernon 66, 45 Porter, Laurel _.... 60, 62, 77, 32, 59 61, 15 Porter, Merna 40, 104, 74, 62, 77 Porter, Patty __ 40, 14, 62, 77, 81 Porter, Sally 50, 63 Potter, Connie __ 74, 57, 81, 32 Potter, Jim ...._ 66, 94, 45 Powers, Nancy ... 50, 63, 16, 47 Powers, Neil - 79, 32 Powers, Wayne . 50, 62 Prather, Linda .. - 45 Pratt, John 40, 59 Preston, Elizabeth . 104, 63, 81 Preston, Margaret 40, 62, 77, 16 Price, Lawrence . 50, 70 Price, Thomas . 50, 70 Proctor, Richard ...._ .. 66, 68, 84, 79 62, 80, 32, 15 Querna, Mary Lu . 45, 81 Ragsdale, Virginia .33, 58 Rahn, Harold .. 66, 94, 45, 68 Rains, Bob _ 67, 65, 84, 79, 33, 15 Ralls, Gale ..67, 40 Ramage, Donna . 45, 63 Ramer, Betty ... 33 Randolph, Gerald _____. 67, 40, 75 Randolph, Percy 33, 66 Rasmussen, Louise . 45, 59, 61 Rasmussen, Christina ... ... 45 Rawlins, Claude ....... _ 40, 60, 59 Rawson, Judy ........... 45 Ray, Marion .. 13 Rebillard, Ann .. 50 Red, Richard .. 67, 40, 68 Reddish, Michael. 66, 40 Reed, Carolyn . 60, 77, 81, 33, 59 61, 58 Reed, Paul _______ 13 f 7 Reed, Richard 67, 40, 70 Reed, Virgil . 50 Reed, Way ne ..50, 95 Reever, Bill . 67, 45 Rehberg, Robert 67, 40 Reierson, Connie . 40 Reihl, Barbara .. 45, 74 Reihl, Leonard 67, 79, 77, 33, 100, 102 Reihl, Ronald _..._. ____ 67, 45 Reimer, Sandra . 40, 59, 61 Reiswig, Darlene ......— 65, 63, 78, 45 Rentek, Shirley __ ...... 33 Rensch, Loana 63, 77, 33 Rennings, Carolyn .. 63 Reser, Ed ....... 93, 71, 79, 33 Rettig, Thomas . 50, 62 Reyburn, Herbert ..67, 40, 68 Reyburn, Joanne . ..... 45 Reynolds, Alien .13 Reynolds, Carolyn . 63, 78, 76, 45, 15 Rice, Jerry.............. 66, 70, 71, 45 Rice, Joann 81, 33 Rice, Margaret —-.-..- 81, 33 Rice, Mary . ....... 50 Richard, Ardell .— 50, 59, 47 Richards, Joan .. 40, 62, 77, 15, 16 Richards, Gladys _____ 50, 104, 81, 59 Rich wine, Maralyn ... 83, 81, 45 Richmond, Lane —-- 50 Rigsby, Faye 63, 64, 78, 45, 16 Riley, Lola 60, 62, 81, 76, 33, 59, 61 Riley, Louis .50, 70, 95, 99 Riley, Margie 63, 78, 45 Rink, Emery .... 33 Ring, Renee . . 40, 108 Ritchie, Sandra .. 40, 57, 78, 103, 16 Roberts, Elizabeth .50, 63, 15, 47 Roberts, Jean ..... 50, 63 Roberts, Mary _ ——- 40, 77 Roberts, Susan ... 50, 63 Robbins, Bobby .. 33 Robinson, Peter ... 66, 40, 68 Robson, Pat .—. 81, 33 Rockwell, Fred ..—.. 34 Roedel, Louis .... 66, 72, 68, 80, 78 81, 34 Roedel, Marcia 50, 104, 63, 81, 58 Roff, Norman ---—— 50 Rogers, Mildred . 50, 63 Romine, Sharon 74, 57, 78, 81, 34, 16 Rommel, Bruce . 66, 45 Root, Frank . 66, 45 Rose, Raymond _____ 45 Ross, Alice ____.... 78, 81, 45 Ross, James ..... 66, 45 Ross, Karen . 77, 45 Ross, Myrna __ 51 Rounsaville, Gwen _ 41, 54, 57, 81 Rowell, Bob 51, 62 Rudin, Diane ..., 51, 63 Ruff, Barbara . — 41 Ruff, Janet . 51, 63 Russell, Melvin . 66, 45 Rust, Glenna Jean . 51, 104, 63, 59 Safford, John .... 13, 71 Salsberry, Gene ..—.-. 51 Salyer, Nick .—.... 51 Salyer, Vic . 67, 45 Sampler, Carol Ann . 41, 60, 77, 59, 61 Samuel, Marvin ----— 51, 71 Sanders, Larry _.... 51, 70, 62, 59 Sanderson, Buzz , 66, 72, 79, 56, 57, 34 Sanderson, Robert ......... . 66, 63, 45 Santler, Fred 67, 41, 62, 80, 15 Sawyer, Ron .. 67, 84, 62, 77, 34 Schatzel, Phyllis 14, 62, 77, 76, 34 16, 58 Schick, Jack ....80, 34 Schlitt, Marilyn.. . 41 Schmelzer, Betty —.63, 45 Schmidt, Mary -.---—— 41 Schneller, Judy . 51, 63 Schneidmlller, John . 51, 62 Schock, Binky ... 63, 15 Schiock, Joanne ........ 41, 62 Schoenrock, Shirley .... 41, 14, 62, 77 Scholl, Don 67, 92, 46, 84, 79, 15 Scholten, Dorothy . ... 46, 81 Schreiner, Daryl ....- 80, 34, 59, 61 Schreiner, Joann ———— .. 41, 62 Schwarz, Bob . 51, 62 Schwarz, Karl __ 84, 60, 62, 77, 34 59, 61, 58 Schwank, Gary ........... 51, 70 Scott, Sharon ..—.. 51, 63, 15, 47 Scrimsher, Nancy ...._ 51 Seely, Doug ___ 66, 46, 94, 102 Sefren, Marilyn - 46 Seitz, Ray .67, 108, 80, 34 Selby, William ... 67, 41, 74 Sells, Lee 66, 65, 75, 79, 14, 34, 15 Sept, Leo 34 Shafer, Don ......__ 67, 46, 80 Sheldon, Marilyn .. 41, 78, 81, 16 Shemwell, Janet 74, 57, 76, 34, 16, 58 Shemwell, Jean . 46 Shenefelt, James ....... 67, 46, 94, 63 Shepard, Janet —... 46, 81 Shepherd, Jim _67, 46, 70, 103 Sheridan, Jack . 51, 62 Sherwood, Carolynn 74, 34 Sherwood, Claire ... 46, 77, 81 Sherwood, Gene ......—--— .—. 34 Sherwood, Janet .46, 104, 63, 76 Sherwood, Nada - 46, 63 Shinbo, Patty Jean .. 51, 104 Shipman, Bernie . 66, 41 Shively, Ralph _ 66, 46 Shonfz, Howard ... 46 Shupe, Leonard ....41 Sibley, Ethel Summons, Betty Simons, Norma Simons, Orville Smith, Betty 62, 35 46 . 46 . 71, 35 ... 51, 63 Smith, Donna 74, 77, 35, 15, 16 Smith, Jack _ ..... 66 , 46 , 79 Smith, Lavonne .. 41 Smith, Loretta 46, 78, 81, 76, 15 Smith, Patricia _ 51 Smith, Richard . 66 , 46 Smith, Shari 46, 77 Snyder, Lenore . 41 Sparks, Claire .., 51, 59, 61 Spearman, Bob 93, 97, 89, 79, 35 Speer, Margaret ... 81, 41 Spengler, Mary . 35 Spies, Lorraine 51 Spies, Robert . .. 62, 64, 41 Spray, Marilyn . 51, 63, 62, 59 Stacke, Sgt. ......_. 13 Stambaggh, Ralph ............ 51, 84 Standage, Barbara ... 46, 63 Stearns, Ralph .. 79, 81, 35, 15 Steindorf, Don .... 66 , 46 Stegm filer, Lea ..... . 46, 77 Stensvad, Allan ......... 14, 62, 35, 15 Stevens, John ..... 66 , 41, 68 , 80 Stevens, Karen ... 46, 62, 78, 81, 103 Stevens, Shirley . 63 Stewart, Carole 84, 62, 69, 77 , 81 35, 15, 58 Stewart, Glenns . 41 Stewart, Jerry _.......____ 67, 41 Stidham, James . 13 Stiller, Joanne ......_____ ... _ 41 Stoehr, Conrad .......... 13 Stoehr, Neasa 46 Stoehr, Nilza _......_ . 46 Stolier, Phil ... 51, 95, 103 Stone, Charles 66 , 92, 75, 84, 79, 35 Strahm, Dorothy ....... . 41, 62, 78 Strampher, Bonnie _. . . 41, 74 Strohmaier, Gary __ 67, 80, 35 Stoneman, Phyllis ....... 65, 75, 89, 77 35, 61, 16 Stoneroad, Judy ......... 51, 63 Strozinsky, Nancy .... ..... 46 Struthers, Jackie 41, 74, 62, 78, 76 16, 58 Stubbs, Reg ... 51, 95 Stumpf, Pat ...... 41, 63 Sullivan, Aleene ...._ 41 Sullivan, George .. 67, 46, 94, 98 Summers, Virginia .... 46, 63 Sutherland, Danny . .._ l. 72, 74, 75, 73 80, 35, 15 Sutherland, Walter _....__ 51 Swegle, Carol . 46 Talavere, Herb Talent, Howard Talbott, Nancy Task, Gene .. Tate, Don Taylor, Dolores Taylor, Don Taylor, Merly Taylor, Phillip 51, 59 .. 35 46, 63 ...... 46 _..... 66, 46, 70 ._ 46, 104, 76 _ 66, 41 .... 51, 63 _ 66, 41, 70 Taylor, Roger . 72, 54, 69, 80, 78, 76, 35 Teat, Becky 41, 65, 62, 77, 81, 103 Teal, Edwin ... 51, 59 Tedholm, Mildred .... 41 Tehan, Edalene __ _ __ 41 Tempany, Mary Ann .......51 Thom, Donna .... 46, 63 Thom, Marie . ........ 41 Thompson, Carla ...... 46, 63 Thompson, Dorothy _41, 83, 78 Thompson, Frank . 51 Thonney, Larry ............. 66, 46 Thurber, Joanne . 75, 89, 62, 78, 35 Till, Bill . 67, 92, 41, 96, 79 Timmons, Susan .... 51, 63, 59 Todd, Gary ....... 51, 95, 62, 99 Tolley, Sherrill ............ 67, 36 Tomlinson, Glenda .. 51 Tomlinson, Margaret ... 74, 75, 57, 81, 36 Tompkins, Don 51 Tompkins, Fred ... 67, 41, 80, 15 Torrence, Bill . 51 Toth, Betty Lou . 51, 63, 62, 59, 61 Townsend, Ada Mae _.. ........ 51, 76 Travaille, Myrna .. 46, 59 Iriesbwasser, Warren .. 66, 46 Troeh, Paul ...... 51 Trousdale, Kenny . . .. 79, 67, 46, 94, 63 Trucker, Roger ... 66, 41, 68, 62 Tucker, Donald .. 66, 41 Tucker, Harlow _. 96, 66, 65, 89, 36, 17 Tucker, Terry ... 66, 46, 94, 66, 80, 98, 103 Turner, Dick __ 93, 109, 89, 69, 79, 14 36, 101, 102 Turner, Jeanine . 51, 63, 59, 47 Underwood, Ken _ 51, 95, 14, 83, 103 Upcraft, Barbara ..„„.. 51, 59 U pc raft, Dorothy .. 46, 63, 78, 59, 61 Ulrich, Elinor . 51 Ulrich, Marian ......._....__ 46, 76 Ulstad, Nellie Mae ................_ 51, 63 Vail, Don __66, 68, 55, 108, 36 Vale, Nat Harlan . 67, 93, 84, 69, 79, 36 Van Ausdale, Vern ——_ __ 46, 62 Van Buren, Virgil .. 66, 41 Van Decar, Walter _67, 41, 70, 68 Vanderpool, Gail ......_— . __ 46 Van Horn, Janice ...............__ 36 Vernon, Lurrale _.... 41, 75, 63 Voile, Barbara . . .... 46 Votendahl, Jerald ____ _ _ 67, 46 Wade, John ..... 51, 95 Wade, Mary Lou ....... 46 Wade, Tommy ......... 66, 46 Wadsworth, William .....__„„„_ 13, 47 Waggoner, Claudia .. 41, 65, 57, 77 Wagner, Lila ..... 46 Wain weight, Allan _- r _-,-- m , 66, 41 Walker, Dewey .. 66, 46, 74, 75, 72 Walker, Gene .... 36, 101, 102 Ward, Margaret ....._ 51 Ward, Martha .... 5 ], 62, 63 Ward, Rosemary______..... 51 Warner, Diane _____ 51, 63 Warner, Larry .... 51, 95, 102 Wasem filer, Eva __ 80, 78, 36 Waters, Carol ......._.........._... ,41, 81 Waters, Ronald ....... 51 Watson, Kim .... 51, 62 Watson, Milton .... 36, 58 Weathers, Barbara ............ 3, 54, 108, 56 57, 78, 36 Weaver, Jerry .. 66 , 46, 79, 94, 98 Weaver, Ramona .. 46, 54 , 63 Weber, Harold ______ 66 , 73, 36 Weber, Sharon ...46 Webster, Barbara ...___ 36 Webster, Carol . 41, 60, 62, 77 , 81 59, 61 Webster, Dolores . 46, 104, 76, 59 Webster, Le Roy 79, 60, 77, 81, 36 59, 61 Webster, Margaret ... 41, 62, 77, 81, 103 Weitz, Lorn 67, 92, 41, 69, 14, 15 100 , T 02 Welch, Nancygay! 87, 3, 54 , 69, 55 108, 77, 81, 36, 15, 58 Welk, Gretchen ...46, 77 Wells, Betty .......___ 51 Wellman, Bill _........_ 66 , 41, 62 Wendt, Selma_..._„„„_ 51, 63 Wendt, Wilma ........ 41 Wetzel, Allan ..... 51, 47 , 99 Westgard, Mike ..___„ 66 , 41 West, Alice ________ 4 ] White, Carol .. 5 ], 104, 63 White, Hugh .... 66 , 46 White, Janie Whitney, Eleanor Wicks, Charles _ Widmeyer, Vera Wiley, Jimmie ..... Wiley, Kathleen . Wiley, Shirley . Wilford, Joann . . 46 — 51, 63, 15 ___ 51, 99 ....___ 13 —-. 51, 62 - 41, 65, 56 SO, 37 ---- 46 Williams, Bob ..... 66 , 68 , 75, 80, 37 Williams, Harry ... 41, 78, 101 Williams, Max ..... 67, 46, 70 Williams, Sharlene ... 75, 77, 37 , 15, 58 Williams, Virginia Wilson, Cathern ... Wilson, Wallace . 51 51 51 Wise, Patricia ___51, 63, 14 Winn, Ronald 66 , 41 Wood, Dale __ 51 , 70 Wood, Don ...._ 57 , 46 Woodford, Gary _......__ 66 , 46, 78 Wooten, Richard ___ 13, 47 , 69 Wolff, Harlan .. 66 , 41 Womack, Bob __ 66 , 80, 37 Workman, Mickey ........ 66 , 46, 94, 102 Workman, Patsy ... 46, 63 Worley, Shirley _ 46, 63 Worley, Bruce.. 51, 75 Wright, Barbara ____ 77, 76, 37 Wright, Betty ....... 45 Wright, Jackie ........ 72, 65, 74, 73, 69, 80 77, 81, 37, 15 Wyckoff, Kevin ._. 66 , 46 Wyckoff, RoHowayne . 51, 70 Yager, Dee .....---„. 67, 41, 68 Yates, Allans ... 74, 81, 76, 37 Yates, Mary ....... ]3 Yeager, Jack ____...__ 57 , 41 Yeend, David ......_. 41 f 59 Yenney, Merilyn ... 41, 104, 74, 14, 62 56, 57, 77, 81, 76, 15, 16 Yoder, Jeannie .......... 75, 80, 37 Young, Claudia _ ______ 41 Young, Clayton .. 66 , 92, 41, 79 Young, Donna ..._74, 56, 81, 37 Young, Gerald . 66 , 41, 83, 57, 81 Zaat, Cecil .... 66 , 46 Zatt, Faye __........__._ 46 Zaegel, Vance .... 51 Zaro, Evelyn .... 46, 57, 81 Zachary, Gail ._____ 41, 56, 57, 78 Zier, Bruce ...... 66 , 46, 70, 83 Zier, My rna ..._ _ _51, 63 Ziska, Sharon ..... 51 f 63 Zoellner, Barbara . ... . 41 Zumwalt, Ronald _..........___ 51, 70 WisSM _ MR. W. A. LACEY, a modest man who has served Walla Walla Schools since 1921, announced his resig¬ nation this spring to the sorrow of the Wa-Hi student body. Mr. Lacey was Principal of Wa-HE for fifteen years and Superintendent of the Public Schools of Walla Walla for fourteen years at the end of which time he retired to administrative assistant for two years. During these thirty-one years he has seen school im¬ provements made, many of which he has suggested or supervised. The campus has added thirteen pieces of property: the gym and agriculture buildings, and numerous shrubs. When he first came to Wa-Hi there were one and a half vocal and instrumental teachers. All athletics were coached by one man who also taught P.E, Guidance and audio visual programs have been developed as well as an extensive extra-curricular activity program. Milestones have been passed, new marks have been in favor of Walla Walla High School through the interest and intentions of Mr. Lacey. We belie ve hts record partially illustrates the reasons ' the students don ' t want him to leave his and their school. Perhaps the other part is that Mr. Lacey benefits any school, any organization, or any person with whom he comes tn contact. He is and has been a true friend to Walfa Walla, §fcjfid9 e tk rner r y r sSSv £� H g C“ - sr« -. Walter -£ carls ° . . ad SS i« « £% o ' « J S- to« ' ft ' e ? de kle a nder « � ■ ££ hv doden ' prorn pters dstedfaV Co ao. and Ja°’ c ®, VU ginia Ho ao . p . «■ a « ..,©• te c. ReV ' S . D P ° ° ' d, ‘ d9e ’ dleI , A. T jsfs fourth _ - Norwood , ean Wmelf Clayson ®° b McJ n , urff Wsnc k Gibbs G r. tight G ' 0 “ M.wfc, , ( June Frank M5r ' erie Hagen 7 nn Patrf 7 rens � mih«, Jaret Web ster lnne lawrenea JVna _ %r ' essDet 7 e::; t Ora ' .. iena _ .-—— _ .. PhyH; s S . Thu ' «Jay ' n ]gh t .-. «� , «i� . ' The ,“r ° ' Mot and ffle J an oi With Zir Z i f dented bv ,£ t e and 9 Witb r moving S 7 al s ' °Ved bofh ni £ b ades ' C °Pereffa 5 this R r Proctor, B. Spies, W, Gibbs, 0. Lodmell, S. Hastings, E. Norwood, J. Frank, F. Kimball, L Clayson, G. Derbawka, B. AAcInturff, M. Hagen. ROYALTY—Joan Hume, Shirley Schoenrock, Carole Hal!, Bar- DANCING THRU THE PARK bars Becker, Cecilia Broome. fyttoiwi ' Plant This year ' s Junior Prom, held April 4, carried out the theme of Strolling Through the Park with a blue false ceiling, picket fences, flowers, and a real fountain which greatly added to the beauty of the decorations. During the dance refreshments were served to the choice group attending. At intermission, under a big umbrella The Royalty was crowned by Greg Cowan, Junior Class President, Sentan SaM This year the Senior Ball was an exclusive affair with at least one member of the couple being a Senior. Those attending were greeted at the door of Club 52 by doorman Jack Yeager, who announced them as they arrived. The ceiling was of fringed white crepe paper and the club atmosphere was carried out further by more than a score of round tables around the dance floor. At intermission Wanda Moss, Queen, and her Court of Jackie Wright, Glenna Dunham, and Phyllis Stoneman were crowned by Mr. Klavano and Frank Kimball, Senior Class President, COURT and 1 ESCORTS—First row; Mickey McLean, Harold Heiser, Glenna Dunham, Mildred Roberge, COURT—Mickey McLean, Glenna Dunham, Wanda Moss, Jackie Second row; Phyllis Stoneman, Jack Fredrickson, Wanda Moss, Wright, Phyllis Stoneman, Mildred Roberge. Delbert Kennedy, Jackie Wright, Ed Reser. HONORARY LIEUTENANT COLONEL and HONORARY CAP- L T. COL. SALLY COLE ROYALTY and ESCORTS—Rutbie McLean, Rex Gwinn, Bernadine TAINS—Rufhfe McLean, Bernadine Livengood, Sally Cole, Pbyliss Livengood, Frank Kimball, Sally Cole, Dick Reed, Jeanette Ackerman, Jeanette Darling. Darling, Gary Strobmaier, Phy lisa Ackerman, Louis Cl ay son. Tftdifanfy Sail Sally Cole walked through an archway of crossed sabers wJiere she was crowned honorary Lieutenant Colonel by Ned Lange. Phyllis Ackerman, Jeanette Darling, Berna¬ dine Liven good and Ruthie McLean were crowned honorary Captains of the Military Ball. The dance was held in the boys gym on Friday, May 9. Music for the dance was provided by Ray Thompson ' s orchestra. A false ceiling of red, white and blue crepe paper and cheese doth made a very attractive scene for the martial affair ' pedvtai ' iHifuAtiA TttdetMif. “Day Federal Inspection was held on April 24. It is an annual and general affair to determine R.OJ.C. training and administrative proficiency. Cups and medals were given out and first platoon of Company A and second platoon of Sponsors ranked first in the review. Company A was rated first in the company competition. On Military Day there was a review in which the Junior officers took over. The new Sponsor officers were announced by PMS T Captain Benjamin Flathers Flathers. They are Carole Hall, Captain; Barbara Becker, 1st Lieut.; Shari Corkrum, Ust Lieut.; Lora Lee Davidson 1st Sgt; Cecilia Broome and Shari Fain, Platoon Sgts. The students enjoyed booths set up by, the dubs and a track meet in the afternoon. DRILL TEAM FEDERAL INSPECTORS WATCHING LAST REVIEW R.OJX SPONSORS rfe tieo Hent4 utd GRENNO SE ' CEE-FiJil tow: J. Hume, 6, Brin kef, J. Jassaud, N. McVay, S- Smith, C. Cousins, J, lutton, M. Benzel, P Livengood, S. Keeler, N. Klein, A. Cote ' , M. Plankenhoro. Second tow: J. McCowan, F, Schatzel, W. Gibbs. F. Cram, F. Kalita, Sr Williams, Mts. Galltvan. MRS. ESARY Dean of GMs Beth Ann Banker, Joy Lylton GIMMEL TETH—First tow: S- Hassel- man, S. Forrey, Jr Bffltfiel, G. Dun- ham, W. Moss, J. Darling, E. Fran- icn, J. Struthers- Second row: M. Riley, L, Davidson, E. Dtumheller, D. Moody, M. Hagen, S. Corktum, B. Becker, D. Reiswig, D. Jolstead. Carole Ann Stewart, Commissioner of Organizations announced the following clubs won the award for 1951 and 1952 as follows: Community Service; 1st—Grenno Se ' Cee, 2nd—Equites: School Ser¬ vice; 1st—Art Club, 2nd—El Adrear School Entertainment 1st—Gimmel Teth, 2nd—Grenno Se ' Cees Club Advancement; 1st—W.W. Hr-Y, 2nd —Grenno Se ' Cee: Best Pep As- sembly: Gimmel Teth, GIRLS ' FED. OFFICERS—Old and New: Carol Hill, Sally Mixon, Shirley Hasselman, Wanda Moss, Phyllis Ackerman, Marilyn Yenney, June Frank, Stania Lott, ART CLUB—First tow: J. Henline, M. Sheldon, T, Leonard, D, Lenhart, P. Moore, W, Moss, C Waters, Second row: Bonnie Hill, J, Granek, P. Robson, K. Arnolds. WALLA WALLA HbY-Firjt row: T. Leonard, B_ Me Inturf f, D. Seely, L Webster. Second row: R. Stearns, B. San¬ derson, Third row: N. Lange, B. Brunton, D. Lodmell, P, Anderson, D. Casper, D. Bergevin, c Ourth row: R. Barr, MR, LEDBETTER Dean of Boys CAP and GOWN COMMITTEE—First row: j. Lawrence, C. Neisess, ,B. Livengood, D. Moody, R, McLean, B. Brujell, S. Eastman, M, Yenney. Second row: A. lori, J. Wright, |. Drumheller, J, Thurber, C, Broome, P- Porter. Third row: J. Benefiel, J, Darling, M. Roberts, J, Richards, S, Hesse!man. D, Jolstead. Dick gives John the A.S.B. PRESI¬ DENCY, BEST ASSEMBLY CUP - Jackie Wright, Jeanette Darling, GOLF TEAAA—B. Cantonwine, L Clayson, D. Kiehn, D. Davin. SfruHf Sfimtd See Otci Retime ut S onfo The girls ' tennis team, coached by Mrs. Houghton, was composed of underclassmen except for Ann Patrick. Play¬ ers for singles were: Joyce Mitchell, Eve Lintner, Claudia Waggoner, and Lee Horning. Doubles play included: Joyce Mitchell and Eve lintner, Shari Koehler and Eleanor Whit¬ ney, and Ann Patrick and Loretta Smith. The girls played Hermiston, Pendleton, and Pasco Because of rain a return match with Hermiston was not held. Although they lost all games this year, an exceptional team is expected for next year. The Wa-Hi boys ' tenpis team had a successful season under the coaching of Mr. John Anderson. Matches were held against Pendleton, Hermiston, Pasco, and Richland. Victories were scored over Pendleton and Richland, with a match with Hermiston ending in a tie and a lone defeat being scored by the Pasco Bulldogs over the Wa-Hi team. Several matches were cancelled because of weather and other conflicts. The team consisted of Dave Beach, Jack Haase, Ned Lange, Bob McGregor, and Orin Hiebert. GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM—E. Lintner, L Horning, 3, Koehler, ]. Mitchell, E, Whitney. BOYS ' TENNIS TEAM—First row: B. McGregor, N r Lange. Second row: 0. Hiebert, J. Haase, D. Beach, Mr. Anderson. jack McAllister Qcw etfaM HARLOW TUCKER JIM OURY Before the eyes of the majority of Wa-Hl, a large group of Walla Wallans, and Wa Hi Boosters, our Blue Devils won the State Cham¬ pionship in Basketball by edging out Ellensburg 4B to 43 in the Championship game Saturday evening. The Devils led 7—2 once in the first quarter, 17—9 after the start of the second but 7 minutes and 44 seconds without a score on the part of the Blue team enabled the Bulldogs to tie the score 17—17 at the half. The Wooten men grabbed the lead again in the third quarter until the last minute with the quarter score being 30—28, Ellensburg, The fourth quarter began with Ellensburg a little more than matching Wa-Hi ' s baskets. Wa-Hi led 44 to 43 with 1 Vi minutes to play, when Spearman and McAllister scored the final 4 points. Spearman was the spark that kept the Devils aflame throughout the contest. Wednesday, with little trouble, Wa-Hi won 63—42 over Blaine, with the second string playing most of the second half. This was Tucker ' s game with 19 points, although the whole team looked good and loomed up as the tournament favorite more strongly. The Devils took Longview 60 to 48 on Thursday, mainly by out¬ running the Lumberjacks, Tucker led the scoring with 20 points and McAllister was a close second with 16. Cox also played a fine game. To a much slower pace the Devils took Yakima, 40—28 in the least outstanding game. Tucker again took scoring honors with 16 points, Cox finished with 10. State @ka mpA ' This team of 1952 is considered by many to be the outstanding team in the history of Wa Hi, if not in the history of state high school tournament play. Every man played as well as was possible under the strain -and every man on the starting five and others on the second team came through at one time or another to spur his team on. Tucker, unanimously named to the all-state team for the second year, scored high for tournament play with 73 points. Some have said Tucker was one of the greatest five in tournament history. McAllister, on the all-stare second team, showed polish during the .entire tournament. His scoring totaled 41. Spearman, who would have been named on one of the all-state teams if the balloting had not taken place before the championship, played steadily all through the tournament. Bob Cox, also chosen for the first team of a Instate, shows the traits that make him an outstanding athlete now, with a great future. Klicker, named on the third ail-state team, inspired the team all season, only tcf be hindered by a cold during tournament play. Nevertheless Little Del proved a pest to the opposition and a trigger man on defense. The team had everything, but tflvo of the most important things wer e a coach with know how and a school with spirit behind them. This team and this tournament and this coach and the feeling of school unity are something to remember always. 1 B. SPEARMAN B- BECKEL i. OURY j. HERGERT P. DAGUE D. SEELY Managers D. DECKER D. KLlCKER B- BECKER B POUTS PROCTOR Captain AA, McGREW D. LODMELL COACH BOYES VARSITY TEAM—First row: D. Seely, B r Becker, T. Tucker, L Davidson, C Branson, P. Dague, Second row; M, McGrew, D. Decker, D, Page, B. Till, B, Beckel, B-, Spearman, Third row: J. Young, R, Procton B. Pouts, J, Herbert, Mr, Boyes, —Owi TfatOmat (fane at The Wa-Hi Demons gased off to a slow start by drop¬ ping seven straight—the 1st going to Richland 10—0, Bob Foots getting the only hit. In the 2nd game Wa-Hi outhit the Bombers 12—9, McGrew getting 3 of the hits- how¬ ever, the blue men couldn ' t push the runs across. Bobby Becker got his only hit of the season in that game. The Devils then traveled to Yakima to drop 2 more, Jim Oury pitched good ball the first game but lost 2 to 3. tn the 2nd game the Pirates opened up with a barrage of 16 hits. Dick Decker, Devil right fielder led the Wa-Hi hitters with 3 hits. Next the Blue Devils dropped two to Lewiston, 9—0 and 7—5. Klicker, Spearman, Page, and Foots each got hits in the first game. In the second game the hitters were Spearman, Decker, Lodmell, and Fouts. The Wa-Hi boys then split a dose pair with Clarkston, losing the first one 2—1 and winning the second 7—6 on Dick Decker ' s double in the 1 1th Inning scoring Spear¬ man. In the first game the leading hitters were McGrew and Spearman while in the second game Klicker, Decker, and Page led the hitters with two hits each. Wa-Hi then went on to win six more, 2 from Mac-Hi, 2 from Kennewick, and 2 from Richland. Rich Proctor turned in an outstanding performance by pitching a no¬ hit, no-run game against the strong Richland Club. Sopho¬ more Hurler John Hergert limited the Kennewick Lions to one hit and hit a home run to win his own ball game. Wa-Hi then dropped two to Yakima 7—6 and 3—1, Then Wa-Hi beat Clarkston 5—0, Rich Proctor limited them to one hit. Spearman led the hitters with two hits. The Blue Devils divided a pair with Lewiston 4—3 and 16—0, Dave Page, speedy center fielder, led the hitters in the first game with two hits. In the second game Dick Decker got the only hit of the game for the Devils. This was the first year for Coach Cal Boyes who turned in a creditable job. Hell be back next year with the boys remaining after Dick Decker, Dave Page, Bob Spearman, Del Cilk, Mert McGrew, Dean Lodmell, Rich Proctor, Jim Oury, and Del Klicker graduate. Dick Decker led the hitters with a .324 average with Bob Spearman close behind with a ,318 average. IMPS—First row: J. Vofendehl, M, Coffman, G. Jones, S. Oury, E. Davenport, M. Jenkins, W. Lee. Second row: H. Rahn, D. Mobley, A. Wetzel, L, Drake, fC Underwood, D. McBride, M, Hannibut, L. Decdo, L, Warner. Third row: Mr. Klumb, D. Fennimore, B. Jamison, D. McCauley, A, Jenztsch, L, Baker, D. Morton, B, Colley. TRACK TEAM—First row: 8, Barnett, D. Gumm, D, D ' Ablamg, J. Carter, Aft. Blake, G. Page, R. Hu$$ey, D, McCoy, B. Jackson, B. Rowell, D, Cunnington. Second row: S. Elliot, B, Allen, C. Gettman, A, Miller, D. Scholl, D. Turner, C, Stone, L Delaney, D. Casper, D, Jansen, M. Kiehn, B. Altergott, D. Jones, K. Trousdale, 8, Jefferies, S. Langton, M. Workman. Third row: D, KHcker, L Weitz, J, Knowles, J, Bernard, D. Derby, E. Beck, H. Heiser, B. Cox, D. Hartwig, B. Johnson, R, Moore. 7iac — TVa i (ZutcUnnteK Place, pountA in State The Wa-Hi track team climaxed a glorious sports year for the Blue and White with e tie for fourth place in the state track meet. Coaches Fletcher and McBride took nine men to the state classic and of these Bob Cox retained his state track title and Dick Turner turned in a near record toss to run away with the javelin championship. Dean Derby placed fourth in the 100 yard dash and the Wa-Hl relay team placed the same to end the Wa-Hi scoring. The Blue Demons were undefeated in dual meets during the year but battled all year long in group meets with John Rogers Pirates, The Pirates scored victories of less than 3 points over Wa-Hi in both the Yakima and Pullman invitational meets. At both these meets our Dick Turner threw the javelin to make new records. The Tri-District meet saw practically all the eastern schools sending contingents to Spokane where the first three places in each event go to the state meet, Wa-Hi ' s 14 contestants came out with 47 points and a tie with John Rogers for first place. Eight Blue Devils placed in their events and got the trip to Pullman and the state meet. Wa-Hi got 5 first places as Reg Barr and Dick Turner set new district records. About 1,000 fans saw the Blue Devil tracksters win the biggest home track meet of the year when they scored 571 2 points to take the Wa-Hi Relays, Pendleton was second with 36, In dual meets Wa-Hi took a 76 to 46 victory over Pendleton, and a win over Mac-HL In other meets Wa-Hi won the AAac-Hi Carnival of Speed and ran away with a triangular meet at Richland between the Bombers, Wa-Hi and Yakima. Z ' ED JACQUIN3 Al LANGTON Managers MR, FLETCHER MR, AAcBRICE Track Coaches C STONE D, DERBY D r TURNER Team Capfem Javelin State Champ | B. SANDERSON | [ D, JANSEN 1 [ P, DAVENPORT B. JOHNSON j R. BARR L. DELANEY E. GW(NN D. SCHOLL B. COX Ha f MHe State Champ D. KLICKER |g. meek. J. KNOWLES D. HARTWIG 1 NED LANGE egis dfive Assembly Trophy Saiutatorian, Marilyn Plankerhorn; Valedictorian, Emma Jean Barrett; Senior Class President, Frank Kimball; Principal, Robert Klavano; President, Board of Directors, Gerwyn Jones; Speaker, Warden John Craner, 7 tde StnaiHb ' Pomft and 0incu H4£ utce The Class of 1952 officially graduated at an impressive ceremony held May 29. The high school Choir provided music during the program which included presentation of approximately 60 scholarships to this outstanding class. SeKt it Snead fo de4m ut Sfrtutqb BOB SPEARMAN Best AJJ Around Sportsman Trophy INTELLIGENCE TN NOT WATER AMBITION To insert the supplement in your Annuel, strip the paper coating from the adhesive, place the supplement inside the back cover of your Annual arid press the adhesive down firmly.