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

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. ... 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

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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

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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.