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

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u i student w iJzedt VICE-PRESIDENT Shorty Meek A S.B. TICKET SALES- Third fow: D, Byerley, N, Jol stead, B. Burnap, J. Owsley, S, Boylan, N, Borum, Second row: L, Smith, J. Barer, N. Powers, M, Roberts, S. Decker, G. Carlisle. First row: B Anderson, N. Timmons, C. Lund, D. Jolstead, S, Porter, Not pic¬ tured: S. Gruber, D. Hartwig, C, Jackson, B, Meiners, N. Brooks, D. Steindorl, R. Cole, S. Dicus, D, Ritchie, S. Kent, J. Jefferis, E, Royce, P. Demaray, L Dodd, S, Davenport, M. Hanebut, D. Upcraft, V. Noble. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COURT—J, Stewarl, S. Gilmore, E. Whitney, P. Dague. B, Brunlon, J. Rich¬ ards, D. Shafer, P. Livengood, Mr, Anderson. Walla Walla High School continued to grow in 1952-53? and to head the large student body lor the year were John Knowles, president; Shorty Meek, Wee-president, who later resigned, and then Jack Brown was ap¬ pointed for the olfice; Sharon Davenport, secretary; and Doris Jolstead, treasurer. The student government ol Wa-Hi strove to work in harmony With all the students, and improve rela¬ tionships between teachers and students Though many problems arose for the three departments, executive legislative, and judicial, all were met in a satisfac¬ tory way. SECRETARY Sharon Davenport TREASURER Doris Jolstead The A.S.B. cabinet members, students appointed by the presi¬ dent to help him throughout the year, were Bob Brunton, chief jus¬ tice; Everett Beck, tire chief; Ellen Franzen, commissioner of pub¬ licity; Marlene Hagen, commissioner of organizations; Greg Cowan, commissioner of assemblies; Carole Hall, commissioner of inter- school relations; Henry Erdman and John Stevens, commissioners of halls; and Harry Williams, commissioner of buildings and grounds. Yvonne Haupt, Harold Heiger and Barbara Becker were the three commissioners of the Shuffle Shop and were in charge of FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — Filth tow: F Saritler, L Davidaon, B, Reever, J. Brown, C. Herrin, B, Beckel Fourth tow; B. Buck man, J. Barrier, L. Warner, B, Barnett, B- Armstrong, W. Weaver. Third tow: E, Epstein, A. Rebillard, J. Barer., N. Jef¬ feris, M. Tempany, S. Hilliard, D. McAdams, L, Mc¬ Coy, Mr. Klavano, Second row: J, Carlyle, N. Borum, S. Boylan, J. Owsley, S, Eastman, M. Fagg, B. Teal, C. Broome, P. O ' Neill, S. Meek, First row: B- Mainers, C. Webster, J, Johnson, B. Grimes, P, Hathaway, D, Gifford, 5. Weber.

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• ta be (pood, etcantplel, and help, j,uide in the diAect utay. FLORENCE McGOVERN English, Journalism, Typing; Journal Adviser ROBERT McGRATH Vocal Dept. Head J R. McKAY Agriculture JACKSON PARTIN Social Science DORIS PLASTER Home Economics Dept. Head; F.H.A. Adviser. Cap and Gown Advisor ARLENE PITTMAN Languages; Telhany Advisor MARIAN RAY Nurse; El Adrea Adviser PAUL REED Science DONALD STACKE Military; Boys ' Rifle Team Advisor JAMES STIDHAM Art, Handicrafts; Art Club Adviser WILLIAM WADSWORTH English; Yell Squad Adviser. F.D. Hi-Y Adviser. Ski Team Coach W, E. WARWICK Science RICHARD WOOTEN Social Science; Basketball Coach MARY YATES Mathematics VIRGIL WRIGHT Military MAITA HAGEDORN Secretary to Mr. Klavano FRANCES KAJITA Secretary to Mr Jones VERA WIDMEYER Secretary to Mr, Howard 11

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Ut UaA,ma uf, Utdlt all tke itudesiti PUBLICITY Ellen Franz® n the activities of the club. Honorary members on the cabinet were David JClicker, Boys ' Federation president; Carol Hill Girls ' Feder¬ ation president; Nancy Brown yell queen; Carol Neisess, editor of the Royal Blue, and Dale Carlisle, editor of Wa-Hi ' s Daily Journal. Legislafve Assembly, under the guidance of vice-presidents Shorty Meek and Jack Brown consisted of one member from each homeroom One alternate was also elected from the home CHIEF JUSTICE rooms, in case of the absence of the repre- Bab Brunton BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Harry Williams HALLS John Stevens let the students voice their opinion and take part in the government of Wa-HL In these ses¬ sions, students ' rights were discussed and bills were passed to try to better the Wa-Hi student body. Student Court this year was reorganized into one court treat¬ ing all cases Bob Brunton, chief justice kept the judicial depart ment functioning well, always keeping the students strongly aware of their conduct and behavior. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COURT—W Farley J- Sivertson, W. Lee, P, Gerten, B Brunton, G. Anderson J, Bemey, D Mobley. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY— Fourth row: 1. Brown, j, Bergevin, Don Jacky, L. Riley J. Cook, J. Stewart, R Chenyholmes, P. Dogue. B. Kirk- man, F. Kennedy, R, Eernave Mr Klavano Third row: M. Roedel, G Lockard M. Larson, M. Porter, A. Sullivan, D, McAdams, G Zitterkoph, D, Gilford, M- Cockerline, M Luck , J. Miller, J. Tachibanna, S. Frazier. Second row: L, Dodd, B. Becfcel, D, Shafer S. Beck, B. Gumport, M Molkie, M Preston, D. John¬ son, Weber A. Cote ' , First row: EL Carter, J. Jeppe, E. Jaquins, E Parrott, V, VanBuren Not pic¬ tured: D, Strahm G. Tomlinacn, S. Eastman, E Filan-