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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

dedication When it comes to the time when an annual must be dedicated, those in charge are faced with a truly heavy responsibility. They must select not only someone who has done some job or service well enough to deserve the honor, but someone with whom the students will be pleased. For this reason, the Royal Blue does not have a dedication each year. The staff this year, however, feels that the person they have chosen is worthy of the highest praise and regard for her never-ending contributions, not only to the yearbook, but to the school. It is with the greatest pleasure and pride that we, the staff members, dedicate the 1954 ROYAL BLUE to our adviser, MISS RUTH GRAY! v jl . ip ya 1 fc. Presented W . The Editor and Staff - And Pub tshed by The ASSOC Are£ STUOertrs of WALLA UVAiLA H GH SCMOOE u c ' Ufa a, (Uashfttyfon Page Page Administration „ , , . . g Faculty ,.941 ASB Government . 12-15 Girls’ Federation . . , 14-15 Boys’ Federation.16-17 Journal Staff , , . , . 18-19 Football 20-25 Instrumental Music.24-26 Yell Squad., . , 27 Homecoming 28 FFA Barn Dance.29 Senior Play . . 30 Tom’s Page . 31 National Honor Society . 34 Assemblies , t , 35 Vocal Music.„ 36-37 Shuffle Shop.. t 38 Advanced Speech.39 Basketball. , . 40-43 Club Council 44 (Contents Clubs. Pace 45-53 Assistants . 54-55 Varsity Ball. . . 56 Tumbling Team . . 57 Royal Blue Ball • 58 Sadie Hawkins Dance . . 59 Military. 62-65 FFA. . 66-67 Girls’ Sports . 68-69 All School Play . . 70 Activities. . . 71 Royal Blue Staff 72-73 Freshmen , • .« . 74-78 Sophomores . 79-83 Juniors . . 84-89 Seniors 90-104 Closing Acknowledgments Patrons and Patronesses Index 6 Leaves of brilliant autumn hues Drift slowly to the ground; Earth retires in splendor. Color splashing all around . —Virginia Gobble. sddmintdtration Someone once said! Use the past only in so far as it is useful in the future Your Wa-Ht experience is going to be useful in the future because of your academic achievement, your participation in various activities, and your development of leadership and good citizenship, I sincerely hope that your future is bright and that you will not forget soon the days you spent in Wa-Hi, The friendships developed here, both with faculty members and classmates, will have even greater value to you in the years to come, Arthur D, Jones, Superintendent Each passing year brings me closer to our school and its traditions. The Royal Blue captures these thoughts and feelings, preserving them for posterity. It actually is a Treasure Chest of facts and memories that mellow through the years. It is important that our achievements are good ones as they go on record for all to see as the years go by, Fm proud of our accomplishments this year. We have overcome many obstacles and turned them into successes. Congratulations to a fine senior class. May you be happy and successful always. Robert Klavano, Principal. Wa-Hi has a rich heritage. For many years, the stu- dents and faculty, through their continued loyalty and initiative, have made this school one of the outstanding high schools in the state. During the past year, you students have added materially to this heritage by your good citizenship, scholarship, and your wholehearted par- ddpation in worth-while activities. Congratulations to the staff of the Royal Blue who have again given so generously their time to create a lasting record of pleasant memories and enduring friend¬ ships; and ro the seniors for your record of outstanding achievement—keep up the good work. Allen Reynolds, Administrative Assistant. One of the big events of the year is RB Day ; in other words the day that the Royal Blue is distributed to the students, The eagerness with which everyone awaits this day attests to the popularity of the school annual. The Staff deserves a great deal of credit for performing a very great school service. The annual is a fine record of the school year, with its activities and accomplishments. Each of us might ask the same question; What is my record? Did l achieve all that I wished to achieve? Were my exper¬ iences valuable for training in citizenship? What are my hopes and plans for the future? Did I help make Walla Walla High School the fine school that it is today? W. G. LEDBETTER, V ice Principal. 8 Marshall Alexander Donald Anderson John Anderson B. E. Austin Mark Bernly English, Speech t Typing, Shorthand Ptychology (J S, History Carpentry Dramatic f Social Relations Genevieve Be n rt Robert L. Bisnltt Shelton G, Bullard Wilbur Boscmker Irene Buck man Study Hatt Biology, Driver Training ROTC Woodworking, Drafting Typing. Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping Clar lnce Cassell Francis Con wav Ddli.il V Corn Purdy Cornel iron Juliana Draper Orchettrj Home Economics English Biology World History, Social Relation Ruth Dunn Ralph Faugh Mam Flaky Charles P. Flanagan, Jr. Felix Fletcher Algebra Geometry Algebra, Geometry Latin ROTC Boys ' PE, Coach Land wLen nee dedy occupie d Gioitn.i a Mae Galli van Engltth Virgil Goodman Auto Mechaniet Rhea M. Gray Girls PE Ruth Ghat English. Photography Margaret Guenther Distributive Education A l ii nr t Haase Typing, Bookkeeping Fat Hamm English Arlene Ho tom Spanish Latin Grace T, Houghton Girls PE Keith Glosbie Spanish, Latin Ada Howells Sectett y to Mr. Klavano Eotarp M- Kant tola AgrcimUmret General Mrtah E. L. Kh-hh, Engltth Bess Kirk A l zebra John J, Klumb Athletic Director Russell UisrN Band Glen Ledbetter American Problemt Aches V. Little English Florence Long Librarian Chester Lybeck urn Agriculture time this i ear. Char lea McBride Ruth McDonald Flo eno: McGo v ern Robert McGrath J. R McKay U, S. Hiitory,, Social Studies Shorthand, Office Practice, Msmeog raph i ng English, Journaiiim, T yping Vocal Matte Agtirtiltmre Edwin F. Moser Jack Pah tin Doris Pf affi_e Meta Pfeiffer Rohkbt Pulfer Art, Handicraft! Psychology, Soc ial SIndia Home Economic t English World History, Soctai Relation!, Phytict Marian Ray Paul M. Refti John Richardson Vjrcii- P. Wright R, M. fonw Nttrie Cfxmittry, Phyria General Math, Shop ROTC Ur 5. History, Social Stud id. Coach Muv K. Yates LUNCH LINE. Miss McGovern, Mrs. Esart, Miss Draper, Mr. Bisnitt, Miss Long. Algebra ? General Math OFFICIAL BUSINESS. Mrs. Howelu, Mr. Partin. ElSIE Fiun Secretary Cable ne Fjiank T red surer FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: Fourth Row: John Hamilton. Norma Simons. Dor¬ othy Upcraft, Donna Johnson. Karen Stevens, Luella Dudley? � Nancy Brooks, Cathprine Gasper, Dick Mobley. Third Row: Linda Wacnetr, Ray Joseph, Boh Kolul-s. Lloyd en Frakes. Harriet Bucrmant. Susan Cmanckllr. Carol Ann Jones. Judy Schneller, Janet Jo Davison, Second Row: Wt s Colley, Jim No su, Flon Booker. Dave Jackson, Lin Eubanks, Nancy Boklj.m. Ellen Coxon, Myrtle Earner. Eva Joseph, Betty Frahos. First Row: Lee Baker. Bob Becker, Gary Darling, Jim Jlppf, Morrie Miller, Bill Sty wart. Dick Jones. Tom Rtmc, LiRov Farley. The Associated Student Body Cabinet met during the last two weeks of summer vacation for a meeting which came about as a very interesting, informative, and enter¬ taining planning session for the opening assembly on the second day of school. The product of this meeting was a very well thought-out and vivacious skit which introduced, to the student body, the governing officers of the 53- 54 year and the newly acquired faculty members. The officers introduced were President Tom Leonard,- Vice President Dick Mobley, Secretary Elsie Filan, and Treasurer Carlene Frank. The Cabinet was also introduced at this time, and its commissioners are: Joe Bergevin, Build¬ ings and Grounds; Ron Roscow, Halls; Annette Cote, Inter- school Relations; Don Cline, Stage; Eddie Epstein, Publicity; Scott Gruber, Chief Justice; Carolyn Reynolds, Organiza¬ tions; Alice Ross, Assemblies; Don Shafer, Fire Chief. Mem ASB TICKET SALES? Sixth Row- Marlene Deppinc, Lela Mae Pentecost. Sallt Pin- tecost, Janice, Frank, Carl inf Frank. Fifth Row: Harriet Buck man, Betty Fran Cis. Rosalind King. Gail Anderson, Fourth Row: Bill Carpenter, Maurice Blake, Richard Anderson. Art Evans. Third Row: Diane. Drake, Helen Bektsch, Anita C it all, Vonoa Ball i vgije, Estir Lane, J« cmd Row: Rose Fai re, Luella Dudley ' , Ev¬ elyn Langhecker, Rost Mary Bruce, First Row : Tom Johnson, Chuck Branson. Bob Rowell, Dick Jones, Occupied ivi tli the ajjairS oj tlu Dick Mobley Free President ASB CABINET (Top) Jok Bhoevin, Building and Ground ; Joyce Burney. journal Editor; Ron Rosoow, Hailt; Davk Casper, Buy ' Federation Prtrident Daniel Clem, Koval Blue Editor; Do Clinf, Stage Manager; Annette Cote, inter ichoot Retatwnt; Chita Cous¬ ins, Shuffle Shop. (Bottom) Eddie Epstein. Publicity; Scott Gruber, Chief Juttke; Myrna Moore, Cir f ' Federation Prendent; Dar¬ lene Reiswtg, Yell Queen; Carolyn Reynolds, Or guru lattont; Alice Ross. Anemhltei; Don Shafer , Fire Chief. government. were the S. )3. oj ' j ' icerd, bers on the cabinet in an honorary capacity were: Joyce Berney, Journal Editor; Dan Clem, Royal Blue Editor; Myrna Moore, Girls Federation President; Dave Casper Boys 1 Federation President; and Chubby” Reiswig, Yell Queen This year’s cabinet has accomplished more for the school and the youth of Wa-Hi than has been done for a very long while Together, they planted the seed 11 for a Community Youth Service Coun¬ cil They did the work; all we must do now is to sit back and wait for the seed 1 ’ to grow and then enjoy the products of the cabinet’s labors. Two more extremely important projects were taken on and well accomplished by the cabinet. These were the organization of Wa-Hi drivers and arrangements for counsel and guidance for students who are in need of such. They compiled and issued the Student Questionnaire which asked personal questions of the stu¬ dents and which resulted in the recognition of the need for a Recreation Center, other than the Shuf¬ fle Shop This thought was presented to various city clubs, and it is our hope that they will do some¬ thing with the idea These young people leave Wa-Hi with a record of accomplishment not soon to be forgotten Much of the credit goes to A.S.B. Prcxy, Tom Leonard, who devoted so much time towards the betterment of Wa-Hi. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: Third Ro : John Hamilton. Richard Anderson, Paul Dague, Allen WmeL, Second Row ; Nfls Nilsow Bill Con el, Jane Ann Sivertson. Maul vs Luckf. Pat Hathaway. Myrtle Earner, Pat Lunsford, Ronnie Hoy Jim Neuss, Pat Corain. Francis Daniels, Ruth Kirkman. Pktliij Thompson, Marl inf Fagg. Deanna Bogle, Vera Jones, Janice Owsley. Beverly Gifford. Yvonne Williams. Fir it Row ; Dick Mobley, Mar Jinkews, Wayme Lee. Forrest Day, Ray Joseph, Lltella Dudley, Mer¬ ry Alttmus, Janet Miller, Joy- Filam, Joyce Morrison, Gloria Zimtxopr, Carol Ann Stewart, Georgian Remboldt, Jackie Long. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COURT: Brent Wooten, Gewf SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COURT: Fred Kimball, Bill Rb illard, Diane Warner, Scott Gruber, Sharon Eastman, Hammond, Stott Cruder, Sheri Koehler, Janice Barer. Nancy Ann Shefkrd, Jerry McVat, David Sires. Borum. Not Pictured: Lee Baker, Patty Forrest. concerns To promote friendship, to bring the girls closer together, and to give all girls a chance to help in stu¬ dent activities were the purposes of the Girls’ Federa¬ tion under the leadership of President, Myrna Moore; Vice-president, Betty Jo Burnap; Secretary, Pearl Liv engood; and Treasurer, Sue Kent. Our counselor, Mrs. Esary, has been a great help to all the girls. Eight assemblies were presented during the year: Carnet : Myrna Moore. Left to right: Pearl Liven coco. Betty Jo Burnap, Sue KENT. MrNUTE GIRLS: Fourth Hon : Mary Ann Cocker line, Nancy Kerr. Bonny Reyburn, Gloria Zittfr- kopf, Mary Jane DeKeysf-r. Nancy Timmons, Fii i i n Stone road. Third Row : Evelyn Zaro, Marlene; O’Neil. Donna Armstrong, Marilyn Gomif. Maioa Blue, Loretta Smith. Second Row: Judy Jftferis, Pat Cobain, Donna Waters. Dunk Binning, Ester Cramer, Diane Ruoin. First Row: Shirley Muller, Barbara Porter, Eileen O ' Hasmi, Joanne Arnoldt, Billie Jo Lusk, Sandra Seldom. Beverly Hill. FIRST SEMESTER ASSISTANTS: Sheri Koeler, Loretta Smith, Margie Riley, Dorothy Upcraft. Ann Shepard. Barbara Porter, Doris Byerly. Shari Smith. Fi i Raw : Sharon Allen. Janet Mit¬ chell, Joyce Berney, Faye Rigsby. Yvonne Hanebut. Not Pictured: Dorothy Duke. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY: Ruth Kirkman, Nyla Oelke. Phyllis Maicy, Virginia Taylor, Pearl Livengooo. Marilou Irving. Cathy Lund. Faye Rigsby. Barbara Brunton. 14 % li (s were tahen care oj hij the Cjirls ? “federation ? a candle-light installation of the cabinet, the medical auxiliary Nurses ' Assembly, a Thanksgiv¬ ing assembly, Santa ' s Workshop, a panel discussion, Girls 1 State candidates, candidates for new federation officers, installation of new officers, and honoring of seniors. The Boys ' Federation presented the girls a lovely tea table. Fall activities included a friendship day with Myra Carder crowned Howdy Queen,” co¬ sponsorship of The Howdy Drag,” honoring all freshmen and transfers, the cabinet ' s transfer potluck dinner for all new girls, and several after-school teas in the girls 1 lounge. In the spring, delegates to the tri-state convention in Lewiston entered our scrapbook in the contest. The cab¬ inet and council entertained their mothers with a Valentine banquet. Later the Junior girts pre¬ sented the Senior Tea honoring the senior girls and their mothers. INSTALLATION BANQUET CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY; Faye Rigsby. Barbara Brunton, Mart Jane Milbrath, Mvrna Moore. Sue Gilmore. Mary Lynn Davjn, Peggy O ' Neil. Maida Blue, Billie J o Lusk, Joanne Arnoldt, Janice, White, Steve Quit. Donnie Mathu, Judy Jefterij, Sharon Allen. CABINET HEADS: Second Raw: Sharon Hartman, Mary Jahf Milrrath, Karen Stevens, Lea Stegmillee, Karen Ross. Fffjf Row ; Mary Lynh Davin, Janice Owsley, Marlene Facg, Anette Cote. Not Pictured: Carolyn Reynolds. Chita Cousins. SECOND SEMESTER ASSISTANTS; Donna Marr. Norma Jolstead, Sharon Scott, Susan Timmons, Diane Rudim, Janice Barer, Elizabeth Roberts, Nancy Posters, Merry Altejmus, Deanna Bogle. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY; Mary Jane Milbrath, Barbara Jensen, Myrna Moore, Joanne Arnolds, Mary Lynn Davin, Donnie Mathia, Sue Gilmore. GIRLS COUNSELOR: Mrs. Esary. GIRLS ' COUNCIL: Second Raw: Nancy McAdams. Judy White- man, Judy Shoemaker, Jane Ann Siverstdn, Ruth Kirkman, Sue Roth, Beverly Hill, Darlene Reiswig, Faye Rigsby, Harriet Buckman FiVfi Row: Evelyn Kelly, Donna Mark, Elizabeth Roberts, Mary Jane Mii.brath, Doris Byeely. Not Pictured: Gloria Hayes, Sue Gilmore, BOYS ' FEDERATION CABINET; Second Row: Glen Coffey. Jim Hop¬ kins Paul Dague, Jim Shepherd. Dane Anderson. Fit ft Row : Larry Warner. Leroy Farley, Dave Casper, Jim Jeppe, Tom Page. PROJEC¬ TION EQUIPMENT: Jerry Hall Mr Ledbetter,, Andy Anderson, SPEAKER DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Ledbetter an cl thoAe o the bo bij tin companion Led by President Dave Casper, Vice President Don Scholl, and Secretary-Treasurer Jim Shepherd, the Boys’ Federation embarked upon a program of activities and service that topped that of all previous years. Again this year the Boys’ Federation presented the noon movie program, which proved to be very successful. The movie schedule ran from mid-November to late March and aided great¬ ly in cutting down the congestion in the halls during the winter months The Aims shown in¬ cluded: Father Was a Fullback;’ The Day the Earth Stood Still” Call Northside 777 ” Ticket to Tomahawk;’ Miracle on 34th Street,” Slattery’s Hurricane,” Jim Thorpe, All- American,” David and Bathsheba,” Treasure of Sierra Madre,” Monkey Business,” Break¬ through,” Mr, 880,” Bird of Paradise,” The Frogmen,” The Jackie Robinson Story,” and With a Song in My Heart ” Finances gained by the program enabled the Federation to buy a new screen, speaker, and projector to be used in the auditorium. They also bought a blond- wood drop-leaf table for the Girls’ Federation to use for teas and other social events. The intramural program was well organized and directed by Jim Hopkins, Intramuraly Manager. Awards were given to the members of the championship teams in all the sports played. 16 )r(janization . the ()3oijS J 33ederation. Cloikwite: Jim Hopkiks, IntTwiuraii Manner; Jim Shepherd, Secfttary- Trcaiumt; Don Schdj- t Vfct-Prtf- i dent, nff : Dave Casper, Preiidtnt, The Federation ' s corresponding secretary, Glen Coffey, wrote letters to boys absent from school for an extended period. Enclosed with these letters were copies of the Wa-Hi Daily Journal and other interesting news from around the school. Assemblies presented to the boys this year included a bow and arrow exhibition, a film and lecture by the Washington State Game Department,, a film of the 195? World Series, and an invitation from the Girls ' Federation to attend their Christmas assembly. The two Federations combined their efforts to present a frolic for freshmen and transfers at the first of the year and to conduct the eighth grade visitation day in the spring. All in all it was a successful year from the standpoint of service performed and goals accomplished. TKo Wa-K be tionAc Mob le 7 Founder ' s a scholar- tuition ne year SttAftGfcl LLEM Wednesday - Jnnuory 27 Soon Movie Shuffli Shop « Thurrdoy - January 28 N Noon Movie r - — | j dacL rewi iW RcatUAUb, Jauilc , Judy £rcjt tao , Eumih (JtRiiirt, N c«LEfc £ Lacsgiv, Cmm- 4 Lmt TtfCUIlCt, £uiy e ft M fi tLV J dVovVi CathV Ly«fl itt S«£Ptt££ 2 vi i-aft- WVa uK 4 L U t t f FU Q @£uuT0u lit r ' aw £iL m Oi 4 Jt WIAM1C ri a id QiYLMj hiltT FtCT flCo: £c , jA4(ti «MC Paul Taaem 4 UlAMfc CSwtO’iu ' ' k . HHHHHHHH IHHi , 4HHt 4HBj- 4H5 ter Club Poun- taken One of the high-lights of this year, the eleventh year of publication for the journal m one of the few high school dailies in the nation, was the Homecoming edition prepared by the staff in October, This four page paper boasted an entire page of pictures, a feature unprecedented in the Wa-Hi Daily Journal ' s history. Heading the staff for 1953-54 were Editor Joyce Beroev, Associate Edi¬ tor Dick Mobley Front Page Editor Nancy Powers, Back Page Editor Sharon Allen Business Editor Vir¬ ginia Gobble, and Exchange tali tor Carol Swcgle. Miss McGovern con¬ tinued to serve us the Journal ' s guar¬ dian angel, the adviser. At the beginning of first semester six reporters, Janice Barer, Ed Carter, Dick Estek Box Alee Martin, Janet Ruff, and i a Stegniiller, rounded out the rather small staff. Second Jno’ semester found eighteen new report eve. 9r3°. in 5 ACK TCf feral : CaCDL 5 w£ l£ DiC. WaSLfV, Au.6t). HEi A wit ove Jin and be ty pro rer o c MfMliEHS S JJiV SHi A . 3 ( 11 ME if at v 3h ron AliURP 1 w s rh ' k- ers, two of them transfer students, hard at work writing stories for puli lication. New ' reporters were Sharon Boy Ian, Barbara Bmiiton. Claude Gleim, Mrrlene Larson, Beverly Lat tin. Marl vs Lueke T Cathy Lund, Ann Held I lard, Diane Bud in, Sandra Seb den Ann Shepherd, Sandra Silen, Judy Stoneroad, Marianne Sira ugh am. Charline Thrasher, Paul Troeh, El¬ inor Ulrich and Diane Warner. In February four junior members id the staff, Nancy Powers, Sharon Boylan, Janet Ruff, and Box Alee Martin, and Miss McGovern traveled to Seattle to attend the Pacific Slope School Press Conference held on the University campus. They returned fresh with ideas which they tried to use to advantage on the Journal, The staff again continued to take over cutting their own stencils; and helping with this, Barbara Jensen en¬ listed as staff typist. Special thanks go to Mrs, McDonald and the mene hers of the mimeographing detri¬ ment without whom the Journals could not have been mimeographed. L lifter aper.dt we ka in vhit meetings at nitely not b with i«v suf be one per council r.dvrf or at� i7ati’: wo Xd luivr calendar times wo’jg way the clutTp not planning Uf r u w th ir n: tion as it . elubfl riry LL ' r - VCi TO ; Vlfl OtUfc ooau£ doVCt B CsiiV hifcttC.V pave Caspar 2.9 Torvv LeonArei 30 Dick J nsen ■ JtL jt A xf7 ™ Jhck Goblnta • Matt ayes- Jim Jeppe. 38 f Lee Bft� keir 3H -«rr«r George goiLn AH sispirofio ho V Pfaye. - 4% fsr tafe a ' -Starts ack ? i i ■. | Mtlvitv -Hill 3 r Paul Dtcjue a . r Jtm ‘Seoi ' ge 2.4 Buck Jart ' t ' T.seh c -4 4 M St -rv T � coft •O Skip Davdrvporf’ 3 3 The 1953 Varsity football team, led by Captain John Hergert, coached by Felix Fletcher and John Klumb, and managed by Dick Gohlman and Paul Dague, went through the season with two wins, three ties, and four losses. John Hergert was named to the Alt State team with George Sullivan as alternate The best summary of the nine game run is that of Dick Mobley, who said in part, This year’s team played good football; maybe not the game people have been used to seeing of previous Wa-Hi teams, but they played and learned a lot about football and sportsmanship. {A goo d sport knows how to lose as well as how to win.)” Wa-Hi 12 „ --Sunnyside 6 Wa-Hi 19 - __-- Wenatchee 0 Wa-Hi 19 -———_John Rogers 19 Wa-Hi 14__ - Gonzaga 14 Wa-Hi 7_ ----_— Richland 7 Wa-Hi 6_ . _ ... Pasco 7 Wa-Hi 0 Lewis and Clark 7 Wa-Hi 0 „ ____Yakima 6 Wa-Hi 3 ...— _North Central 18 Playing a vital role in the field of sports at Wa-Hi are the B Squad and Freshman football teams. These two hard-hitting representatives of the Blue Devils battle during the football season with their respective opponents; and while sometimes they don’t rate as much attention as the Varsity, their victories are applauded and their losses mourned by all of Wa-Hi. The 1953 season saw the B s with three wins and four losses, while the Frosh came through with flying colors, winning six games and losing only one. 22 (food showing. B SQUAD —Third rott ' i Dick Hanford, Larry Warner, David Sherwood, Scan Langton, Howard Aldrich, Mickey Vale, Dick McBride, Donald Marshall, Mr. Richardson, coach, Second row: Wesley Carney, Walden Muller, A1 Elliot, Gordon Gradwohl, Dave Isicr, Frosty Bennett, Bob Rowell, Mike Kighr. First row: Denny Vaughan, manager, Royce Cherryholmes, Tom Page, Daryl Daugs, johnny Stewart, Shannon Tompkins, Dennis Daugs, Robin Beck, Bob Hicks, Bud Dorum, Ronald Zumwalt, Mike Morris, manager. Not pictured: Bennie Colley. FRESHMEN Third row: Wesley McCarthy, Roger Amundson, Boyd Moreland, Norman Wade, Bob Like, David Soper, LeRoy Farley, Morrie Miller, Tom Johnston, Jerry McFarland, Brent Wooten, Bob Miller. Second row ; Mr. McBride, coach, Duane Mang, Richard Wold, Larry Steffy, Gary Conner, Roger Wolfson, Richard Gradwohl, Cliff Clark, Douglas Gwinn, Gene Bares, Lew SprengeJ, Arthur Briitey, Mr, Wooten, coach. First row: Howard Johnson, Dale Brashear, managers, Andy Moses, Donald Aylward, Bill Coryell, Ronald Copeland, Don Heimbigner, jerry Colley, Bill Hartley, Norman Harding, Larry Hays, Nels Nelson, Paul Hayes, Bob Stewart, manager. Not pictured: Bill Morrison, Dick Ladd, Howard Anderson. B Squad 0 Pomeroy 13 B Squad 13 Waitsburg 7 B Squad 19 — —_ Pendleton 6 B Squad 0 --Pasco 14 B Squad 6 _ --—_ Frosh 13 B Sq uad 13 -- Pasco 6 B Squad 7 Kennewick 14 Frosh 27 __ Pasco 0 Frosh 42 _ . Milton-Freewater 6 Frosh 41 ___Hcrmiston 7 Frosh 19__ Touchet 39 Frosh 20 _ Pendleton 0 Frosh 19 . LaGrande 0 Frosh 13_ — .. .. . B Squad 6 23 CjameS, dances, concerts, etc, were all on the SENIOR BAND: ’ihx Row; Lol 1 Torn. VBNbTa Ljnke. Virginia Jum . Charles Hill, Bill Bennett, Kahijj Brown. Fred Godd- hew, Michelle Oleson, Lt‘An Dixon, Carol i-tr Smiley, Clair Sharks. Second Rim, Patty Forrest. Jerry McVat, Jim Eubanks, Lulubellf Neil, 1 lone HinqkLe, Bob Burt, Leon Jausiaud. Mart Parrott, Linda Maiutretti, Rat Joseph, Johnnie Bird, Jcanini Turner, Dennis Drugs Gary Oldham, Daryl Daugs. Mary Ann Carle, Marilyn Sprat, Richard L undin, Esther Lane, Third Row • Djn Saltmarsh, Hkru Talaberk, Larry Sanders, Janet Rlmholbt, Claudia Brown, Sue Roth, Mvrna Travajlle, Norman Rovst. Dennis Schafflrt,. Gary Gainer, Glenn Hargitt, Darrell Benzcl. Paul Trol’H, Ron Grassj. David Hawkins Jay Del K Lassen Bud Rose. Bud Clark, Cathy Center, John Hamilton, Joan Carle, Tom East, FLAG SWINGERS: Mary Lynn Bavin. Carol Lee Hutton, Susan Roberts, Shari Koehler, Elizabeth Roberts, Peggy Nessel. MAJORETTES: Barbara Jensen, Joanne Kino Fourth Row Berwyn Rasco, Bobby Wahhick, Carol Biotpn, Najstcy Ga DvoHL, Shirley Barnkart, Carolyn Duet, Ztna Noble. Bev- brly Hill, Deanna McCoy, Fdwtn Tball, Marie Malmi- , Dayle Johnson, Howard KtRCMOEsTNER;, Bob Jones, Neal King, Bud Cassell, Delores Miller, Mr. Larsen, Curtis Hawks, Gary Barr. Tom Morrell, Lynn Johnson. Gordon Wainwright, Gaby Watson, Ray Craw EORj� , Leiand Hastings, Gordon Gia wohl, Mi r win Kflln. Johnny Stewart, Glkwna Jean Rust. Not Pic¬ tured: cdme Wilson, Barbara Jensen, 3 ‘ tin tor JUNIOR BAND; Fit ft Tow: Barbara Cooper, Gail Williams, Boyd Moreland, Gary Nqrquist, Melinda Ha , mon, Georgiann Remrold, John Russell, Johnny Jackson, Don Saunders. Second Row: Betty Am as, Janet English, Patty Strode, Everhtt Hatley, Kenneth Nelson, Lee Hall, Hixf.n Stovall, David Aung, Rich¬ ard Fowler, Hilean Morris, Clayton Blue. Third Row: Lois Sala, Janet Lundin, Gary Lapine, Leanne Kin ter, Jim Koobeny, Stanley Bare . Bob Miller, Eugene Teal. Fourth Row: Rdcenia Gletm. Judy Hathaway, Joanne Pakton, Frank Wheeler, Bob Jones, Joyce Fulkerson. A’of Pictured: Don Cassell, Carol Mobley. 25 agenda jOr the tiepcirIm ent oj instrumental music . DANCE; BAND: Fiiti Row: Monte Kauffman, Don Saltmarsh, Kenneth Nelson Fpdel Wit son, Ffti_ui ti Gooohfw, GunM Haagitt. 5in}tidf So : Harold Bfkmltt, John Hamilton:, Ron Grassy Li land Hastings Steve Oubt, Bob Hanson, ORCHESTRA; Ftrtt Row: Bua Cassell. Bob Easton, Martha Lou Ward Gbmkvieye Dutkh, Luana Dixon, Carolef Smiley, Esther Lane, Don Gilman, Don Cassell, Janice Lamott. Mrs a Carder. Sccoiid Row ; Karen Stevens, Maralyn Mock, Bev erlv Ai frey. Barbara Porter, Betty Lou Toth, Veneta Links, Virginia Jobe Charles Hill Lucille Cokkrum, Beverly Carter, Fred Easton. Third Row: Martha Nightingale. Jot Schick, Duane Trudgeon, Beverly Jackson, Marv Jang Cummings, Johnny Stfttart, Le i and Hastings Glenna Jean Rust Mary Parrott, Dennis Daucs Linda Maestretti, Joan Carle, Alan Rodda, John Hamilton, Di lores Miller, Carol Storkfr, Sharon RepHULo, Rosalind King. Fourth Row: Mb. Cassell, Marilyn Spray Dennis Carlyle, Ralph Evans, Harold Blnnptt, Dayle Johnson, Sally Dull, Marie Massie. The Wa-Hi Band and Orchestra had a full schedule this year. The activities of the band were divided into two parts: the marching band and the concert band As a marching band, they played for the centennial celebration at the Fair, several parades, military reviews and the halftime programs for six football games. They also traveled to Pullman and Richland. The concert band played their first concert for an audience of parents in November They then played two other concerts, one with Raphael Mendez as the guest artist As usual the band has had a full schedule of events in performing for community and school functions and providing a pep band for basketball games. The majorettes and flagswingers represent the glamorous side of the band’s activities These girls are on hand whenever the band marches and were a main attraction in the football and basketball half-time pageants The Orchestra, under the direction of Clarence Cassell, has almost complete instrumentation for a symphony with forty-six members signed up for credit. The orchestra plays for all the school plays, operettas, combined concerts, and gives a spring concert of its own 26 ' lAJhat would School Spirit he without the ijell Scj uadd Thud Row i Ed Carte , Chubby Reiswjg Second Row: Gloria Hayes, Gene Hume t First Row: Bill Anpefson, Ronnie Lou N alder. The Wa-Hi yell squad of 1953- 4 really boosted the school spir¬ it with their many peppy and energetic yells. Fulfilling the du¬ ties of Yell Queen and Yell King were Darlene Chubby” Reiswig and Ed Carter. Returning with them to the squad were juniors Ronnie Lou Nalder and Bill An¬ derson, while the newly elected members were Gloria Hayes and Gene Hume, also juniors. Little Stevie Reiswig served as mascot. With the help of their new adviser, Mr. Keezel, the squad undertook many activities. The organization of the Homecoming parade was one of their main projects. This included making signs, arranging for convertibles for the royalty, and inviting alumni to ride in the parade. Pep assemblies during the foot¬ ball and basketball seasons were planned by the yell squad and the school clubs, Coach, Team,” With a Big W” and Devil ' s Drone” were some of the new yells for this year. The boys on the squad changed their uniforms this year. They are now white-letterman sweaters and white cords with navy tee shirts and shoes. 27 (Upper Uft } Annette Cote and Dick Mobley. (Upper right } Darlene Reiswig. Joyce Berney, Annette Cote , Mr. Klavano, Dick Mobley, Pearl Lxvengood, and Don Scholl, (Lower right ) Don Scholl, Pearl Livengqod, Dick Mobley, Annette Cote ' , Joyce Berney, and John Hergert. Annette Cote and Dick Mobley were King and Queen of Wa-Hi’s fifth annual Homecom¬ ing, with Pearl Livengood Don Scholl, Joyce Berney, and John Hergert as their supporting royalty. Queen Annette was crowned by Mr. Klavano during half-time at the Homecoming game and then again at the dance by Student Body President Tom Leonard. Highlighting the Homecoming celebrations was the dance, Blue Satan while many other ac¬ tivities were featured during the long week-end. Among these were a beard-growing contest won by Ray Joseph, a parade without the usual floats, the decorating of dowmtown store windows by service clubs, with the first-place cup taken by El Adrea, a serpentine, and the game with Yakima. 28 (Upper right ) Janice Owsley (Middle) Shorty Meek and Janice Owsley. Janice Owsley reigned as queen and sweetheart of the Future Farmers of America’s annual Barn Dance which was held in October Straw benches, a brown false ceiling, and a throne of sacks set the scene to be that of a barn. Pictures were taken in an old-fashioned buggy Janice, who w r as selected by the FFA members, was crowned during intermission by Chapter President Joe Bergevin, and was presented with a bracelet by the boys She was their sweet¬ heart throughout the year, was an honorary member at all their affairs, and received a sweet¬ heart jacket 29 fafa Q ZUU Jhe Spotlight turns on ch rcuna. 32 dyeing tapped for J. Jd. S. id a a mountain Sharon Allen Joe Bergevin Joyce Berney Chuck Branson Dave Casper Dan Clem Annette Cote Chita Cousins Sharon Eastman Boa Easton Frank Ellis Eddie Epstein Elsie Filan Carlene Frank V irginia Gobble Scott Gruber Louie Hamm Jim Hopkins Dick Jansen Dick Jones Suzanne Kent Esther Lane Evelyn Langbecker Pearl Livengood Nancy McAdams Mary Jane Milbrath Dick Mobley Dale Montgomery Janice Owsley Lela Mae Pentecost Darlene Reiswjg Carolyn Reynolds Marge Riley Don Shafer Jean Shemwell Jim Shepherd Norma Simons Shari Smith Terry Tucker Marian Ulrich Adviser, Miss Little experience JUNIOR MEMBERS —-Second Row . Marcia Roldel. Norma Jol stead, Diane Kudin, Leonard Johnson, Nancy PomE £, Anita Pinkerton, Anita Ghall, First Ron : TAPPING —Marcia Roedel, Micmu Cowell, Paul Daoub, Darrfll Morton Dave Ikying, Dale Wood, Herr Talabere, Carol Ann White, Bill JCikkman. Charles Moori . KEY CLUB ASSEMBLY (Upper Left ) Bill Barnett, Bill Anderson. MAGICIAN ASSEMBLY {Upper Right) Ernie Cowell, Marlene Fagg, Lyle Bushey. CHOIR CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY (Cert fr) Carlene Frank, Ron Boscow. EQUfTES PEP ASSEMBLY (Lower Left) Louie Hamm, Marlene Fagg, Clyde Catron, Ronnie Lou Nalder, Terry Tuck¬ er. HOMECOMING PEP ASSEMBLY (Lower Right) Mr, Dickey, Ray Joseph, Pearl Livengoop. S SSembfieA hroLe in to f li routine. 35 a, vocal departm ent had a very success P year The Wa-Hi vocal department consisted of several units this year; consequently every student interested in music had an opportunity to take an active part in this program. The Christmas season featured the annual vocal concert presenting the entire vocal department. Two new addi¬ tions to the vocal department this year were the Seventeens and the Sophomore Ensemble, both outstanding in their efforts. CHOIR: At Piano: Chita Cousins. Joan Carlin Mr. McGrath. Ftrft Row: Patsy Brooks, Evelyn Lahobccxur, Garlene Frank. Mary Lynn Davin, Mary Ann Carle, Marcia Roeuel, Sally Porter, Judy Schmeulei, ByceLyn Kelly, Martha Lou Ward, Luella Dudley, Judy McCallum, David Jackson, Janitt Mitchell, Donna Mara, Deanna Boole, Janice Adams, Janet Farrens, Elizabeth Rod- i rts, Glenn a Jean Rust, Dorothy Udcraft, Nancy McAdams. Janet Sherwood. Darlene Cummins, Yvonne Hanebut, Mary Cousins, Gloria Hayes, Plaint Rogers, Nancy Talbott, Secon Raw: Carol Lee Lutton, Faye Rigsby, Janet Ruff, Jackie Hill, Betty Sm tetter, Linda Cudgel, Jeanette Garner, Elba Nordhlim Joanne Clark, Virginia Gobble, Betty Barnett, Marge Riley, Nadine Klein, Leonard Helper, Gordon Page, Wayne Kklln, Jim Hopkins. Kay Davis Jerry McVay, Joan Bickle, Lf.la Mai P iWTEcosr, Myrna Moore, Mary Jane Milbrath, Joyce Berney, Pearl Ljvengood. Barbara Lacey, Darlene Reiswig, Nancy Pow ers, Mary Bryan, Susan Roberts, Billie Marie Arruckle, Sharon Scorr. Third Row: Roger Steiner, John Hamilton Larry Wood, Sandra Allen. Peggy Nilssll, Anita Pinkerton, Donna Johnson, Virginia Summers, Georgia Majuiacu, Marilyn Spray, Sylvia M owell, Marjlou Foster, Bob Schwarz, Diane Rudin. Fred Bour , Stan Langton, Todd Ole on, Bor Rowell, David Irving, Robert Grassi, Bor Allfn, Larry Sanders, Ron Bqscow, Bert Wilson, Charles Branson, Tommy Holwat, Maurice Bi_ake, Dick Jones, Lit and Hastings, Don Kludas, Don RitchU?, Jim Webster, [ irx Hanford, Gfne Alverty, Bob Beach, Ken¬ neth Hitter, Sot Pictured: Barbara Jobe, Gail Kennedy, Mike Kight, Jltdet McGlane, Dick Wright, Nancy Kerr. CHORUS: Fim Row: Darlene Boynton Elinor Ulrich, Jackie Long Cufton Ferguson, Lfji Trousdale, Billy Delaney, Bill Hartley, Bill Bennett, Roger Amundson, Tommy Flisram Leonard Adams, Boh Kettle, Lucille Corkrum Janice Lamott, Evelyn Kelly, Joanne Ber¬ eave, Billie Grosgi3iauer, Sara Jo Foss, Second Row: Joan Arthurs, Shirley Moss, Carolyn Clarke, Virginia Sajti a, Carol Ann White, Nancy Kekr, Morris Pihmir. Elion Baugh, Dennis Carlyle, Marvin Mfinkrs, Herb Wilson, Gail Anderson, Jeannii: Lilley. Lois Heelwkrg, Priscilla McBride. Marlys Lucre Jeaninr Turner, Mr. McGrath, Third Row: Melba Brown, Mary Ann Czyhqld, Carol Hastings, Donald McLeod, Gary Barr, Larry Knapp, Rioiard McDowell, Ncil Qldri ge, Frank Wheeler, Barbara Jensen, Carol Jones, Janice Frank, Helen Ri rtsch, Vonpa Ballfjhgel, Vshbta Linkf, Cathy Lund. Elizabeth Preston, Celia Lane, Kathy Frrder king. Fourth Row: Charles Cruthcrs, John Lucarelli, John Smith, Larry Hunt, Boyd Moreland, Duane Castqldi, David Ford. Ed¬ win Teal Dennis Schafvhrt, Ronald Lancbecker, Alan Russel Duane Trudgeon. Janet Jo Davison, Claudia Link, Merlene Larson, Sara Jo Chandler. Not Pictured: Howard Anderson, Wally Briggs Myra Carder, Pat McFalls, Janet Miller, Kaye Murdock. Mike Nunn, Tyke Serven Diane Warner Brent Wootfn, Myrna Zier, Margaret Levis, Sue Roth, Dfnnjs Smith, John JArne son, Milton KHUDSON. LVN LoISKAU. SEVENTEENS: Chita Cousins, Pearl Livengood, Peggy Ne sel MIXED ENSEMBLE: Maurice Blake, Ron Boscdw, Joan Carle, Faye Rigsby, Mary Jane Mi is rath, Myrna Moore, Mary Lynn Carlene Frank, Janet Ruff. Sharon Scott, Dorothy Upcraft, Day in Fred Boutz, Ron Grassi, Bob Rowell. in cl aave muc 1 Under the direction of Robert McGrath, the choir had a very active year. They gave many concerts with a varied program of religious and spiritual numbers for such groups as community service clubs, teachers ' institute, and the midwinter concert, A year of experience and enjoyment ended successfully in the spring with attention centered on the bright operetta Firefly CHORUS: Third Row : Judy Vaughn, Linda Maestretti Beverly Rigsby, Cathy McCoun, Marlene O ' Neil, Deana McCoy, Melinda Harman, Joanne Paxton, Naideniz Barlow, Carla Sabins, Ail i bn Hamilton, Carol Shizniif i : lt Dei: Li e Tucker, Patricia Wal lingford, Rae Underwood, Janlyn Webster, Laura Hoppe, Lynn Johnston, Janice McCully, Lin a Roberts, Claudia Brown. Marlene Maughan, C arol Brown. Sally Pentecost. Sonja Brown, Marlene Nelson, Ricmblle Olhson, Martha Nightingale, Carol Storrer, Judy Jeffcris, Pat Forrest, Diane Drake, Carla Troeh, Doris Mobley, Marilyn Gobble, Linda Wagner, Roberta Whiteley, Betty Kendall, JfiOfirf fo ’, Judy Hathaway Barbara Porter, Ann Zimmerman, Ckgrie Stovall. Sally Krfin, Judy Whiteman, Janet English, Barbara Cooper, Anne Nowles, Ruth Kirkman, Gene P frill ard, Nyla Okike. Ruth Young, Carol Shepard, Eileen Stonerdad, Mr. McGrath, Patty Tachibana, Kay Van Ausdlf, Nancy Fairchild, Shirley Wasi-miller, Joyce Morrison, Nancy Thomas, Cathy Center, Loydeen Praxes, Beverly Jackson, Janet Downey, Phyllis Hobciys, Joyce Fulker¬ son. Marjorie Lee Betty Francis, Lynda Aaring. Shirley Esters. Jean Luca belli. Fint Pat Carp, Dorothy Henhel, Louise Lenhart Sondra McFalls, Virginia Nelson, Eillean Morris, Carol Wood, Judy Shoemaker, Maureen Weatherly, Jackie Harding, Carolyn Duff, Helen Stovall, Barbara Hldridgf, Shirley Muller, Mary Etta Cathey. Eva Joseph, Karen Grosgebauer, Janet Transue, Joann Arnoldt, Rose Lee Faure, Betty Gronskiy, Velma Angotti, Sally Page, Irene George, Norma Engebiftson Nancy Gradwohl, Donna Wallace, Donna Bailey, Jackie Callagan, Rosalind King, Doris Cearly. Carol Ann Anderson. Maralyn Mock, Beverly Alfrey. Cherri Baker. Not Pictured: Virginia Dickman, Lin Eubanks, Janicel Roberts. Mary Ellen Hughes, Rose Marie Bowen, Thelma Barker, Vera Jones. Ani-:ttk Smith, Pat Doocy, Jeanctte Barritt, ADVANCED GIRLS GLEE: Fint Row: Ellen Coxon, Nancy Borum, Eucelnia King, N rma Sawyer, Cora Estfjis. Bobbie Reyburn. Janice Johnson, Susan Chandler, Jane Ann Siybrtson, Carolyn Graff, Mr. McGrath, Second Row ; Delores Sams, Joanne Erdman, Carol Ann Stewart, Doris Childers, Maida Blue, Deanna Gradwohl, Fern Mills, Joy McCracken, JoAnn Hanley, Third Row: 1 1. one Hinkle, Sally Bacxous, Gloria Zitterkopf, Pat Cobain, Pbgcy O ' Neil, Janice Kingsley Pat Hathaway, Donna McAdams, Fourth Row: Quinlan Westgard, Evangeline Rimbey, Pat Jackson, Catherine Casper, Myrna Roberts, Nancy Brooks, Phyllis Thompson, Susan Gilmore, Janet Clayson, Bobbie Anderson. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: Fint Row : Cathy McCoun, Myrna Roberts, Phyllis Thompson. Maida Blue. Nancy Brooks, Gloria Zin-fcKKOPF. Second Row: Eugenia Kino, Peggy O ' Neil, Jane Ann Sivertson, Susan Gilmore, Donna McAdams, Catherine Casper, Janet Clayson. Top: Cmita Cousins. Bottom: Ed Carter, Terry Tucker, Ron Reihl. The past year has been a very enjoyable one for those who have attended the Shuffle Shop. The commissioners this year were all seniors, without the underclass representation there had been in past years. This method was adopted last year and proved so successful that it will be continued in the fu tore. Chita Cousins, Suffle Shop commissioner appointed by our student body president, along with Ed Carter, Terry Tucker, and Ron Reihl, commissioners elected by the students, and Miss Kamm of the YWCA, were the ones responsible for organizing the 53-54 activities. Nine school service clubs alternate in decorating the Shuffle Shop through the nine school months. The decorations this year have been very impressive, with those of Christmas and the Hi-Y slave mark¬ et being considered the best. The club which gave the most service to the Shuffle Shop was given a plaque at the end of the school year. Among the many parties that were held, two of the most memorable were the ticket-holders ' party, carried out on a western theme, and the annual freshman class party Stamd Row: Lowell Davenport, Richard Huff. First Row: Carolee Smiley, Myrna Travaille, Marlene Widmann, Harold Bennett, Gerald Harcitt. Bottom : Mike Morris, Darrell Roberts, Jerry McVay, Bud Dorum. j roducing two weehh. radio programs hept the a dvanced Speech class hopping. y Wi Hilitcs and the Wa-Hi Omnibus Show were the proudly hailed results of the efforts of the advanced speech class. Under the direction of Mr, Alexander, or Mr, A,, as his students affectionately know him, the class produced these week¬ ly programs throughout the year over the two local radio stations, Wa-Hilites is a fifteen minute broad¬ cast of news, sports, and features current happenings around school. Omnibus is a half hour program which may include such things as music, drama, special events, and creative writing. ON CUE! Second Row: Karen Ross, Bert Wilson, Jim Stephens. Firtf Row: Steve Ouitv. Virginia Gobble, Maralyn Rich wine, Mr. Alexander. SOUND EFFECTS: Don Cline, Luella Dudley. Sandra Selden. Rok Alee Ma rtin, Bette Barnett. PUBLICITY YET! Janet Farr lns, Lea Stegmlller, Glen Coffey, P, A.: Bert Wilson. ENGINEERS: Ernie Cowell. David Walker. 39 With six returning lettcrmen, one a starting guard on last year’s team and another the number one replacement. Coach Wooten looked down at the trosh and B squads for top flight material to bring up for experience during the season. Though the Blue Devil team of 55-54 was one of the shortest in years, Wa-Hi played a spectacular season with ball hawking, sharp shoot ing, and fast break tactics. The Blue Devils opened their regular season by defeating the Wenatchee Panthers 41 -24. Bob Becker and Clyde Catron led Wa-Hi with !3 and 10 points respectively. Then a tall Sunnyside team edged Wa-Hi 47-46. The Devils were playing without Bob Pouts, who was benched because of illness. Returning home, Wa-Hi defeated three Spokane teams, John Rogers, Lewis and Clark, and West Val¬ ley, The North Central Indians then scalped the Devils as they took home a 58-53 victory. From then on the Devils went wild outshooting, outplaying, and outscoring all competition. The regular season win streak went to 14 straight. The highest scoring game for the Devils w T as a 73-34 victory over the Pullman Greyhounds. Bob Becker took game honors with 19 points. A 72-54 w r m over the Colville Indians almost duplicated the 72 point mark against West Valley. As the regular season drew ' to a close, the Clarkston Bantams almost knocked Wa-Hi’s win streak in the red. The Blue Devils came out on top in the 46-44 free- for-alL Wa-Hi captured the District Tournament in Wenatchee and earned the single entry to the State Tournament by defeating Cashmere and Central Valley, During the second week of March, the Devils traveled to the State Tournament for the 25th time in 30 years. After losing their first tourney game to Auburn 60-50, the Devils went ahead to defeat Renton 53-39, Vancouver 56-48, and finally Montesano 63-60, to take fifth place in the tournament. Bob Beckel, junior guard, proved to be consistent in his scoring and totaled 49 points. Captain Bob Becker totaled 48 points and played good enough ball to be chosen guard on the second all-state team. Our Lai LetL a tit eam,i prove cl themselves exce Kent h a ttJa ■ 14 B SQUAD; Tom Page, Skip Dav. enpqrt, Gary To d, Wes Far¬ ley, Richard Huff, Neil Olb- kidge, Coach Fletcher, Bill Stewart, Dick Hanford, Jer¬ ry McVay, John Stewart Gfjwyn Jones, Mike Morris, Manc $ cT t Darrell Roberts, FROSH SQUAD; Donald Hall, Manager ; Donald Avi.ward, Manager. Second Row: NeLS Nelson, James Hopkins, Bill Hammond, Gary Banks, Nor¬ man Harding, Dennis Shat- fert, Larry Hays, Bill Rutan, Alfred Jackson. Coach Rich¬ ardson, Third Row: Douc Gwimn, Dbe Wolf. Roger Amundson, Tom Johnson. Le¬ roy Farley, Wesley McCar¬ thy, Ted Milliard, Not Pic ¬ turedi Mohpif Miller, th id year, Laviny won tLe majority of their yarned REGULAR SEASON Wa-Hi 41 Wenatchee 34 Wa-Hi 46 Sunnyside 47 Wa-Hi 46 John Rogers 42 Wa-Hi 64 Lewis and Clark 39 Wa-Hi 72 West Valley 68 Wa-Hi 53 North Central 58 Wa-Hi 55 Yakima 51 Wa-Hi 62 Yakima 49 Wa-Hi 53 Pasco 38 Wa-Hi 67 Pullman 50 Wa-Hi 52 Sunnyside 35 Wa-Hi 55 Pasco 44 Wa-Hi 65 Clarkston 42 Wa-Hi 73 Pullman 34 Wa-Hi 60 Colville 47 Wa-Hi 59 Wenatchee 46 Wa-Hi 72 Colville 54 Wa-Hi 60 Central Valley 48 Wa-Hi 46 Clarkston 44 Wa-Hi 58 Central Valley 50 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi 72 Cashmere 61 Wa-Hi 59 Central Valley 50 STATE TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi 50 Auburn 60 Wa-Hi 53 Renton 39 Wa-Hi 56 Vancouver 48 Wa-Hi 63 Montesano 60 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS —{Upper Left): Joyci-: Bekhev, Eddie Epstein, Mart Ltmn Davin. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS — IL pper Cm cr) Elinor Ulrich, DawE( Janicr Oolkt. ADVISERS ' — I Upper Rixht) Standing: Mr. Corni lison. Cai� t. Flanagan. Seated ' . Mrs. Esarv. Miss McGovern. FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL—-{CcnlTr) Third four: Don Scholl, Scott Gttrot.n, Paul Da cue. Karen Ross, Second Row: Kay Wise,, Pearl Liyengood, Loretta Smith, Luklla Dudley, Ray Joseph. First Raw: Carolyn Reynolds, Doris Byerley, Elda Noidhf.ih, Annette Cctte ' . Ann Zimmerman. {truet}: Carolyn Reynolds, Commiui m«r of Organizations, SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL—|7-ti cr) Third Row: Charles Lackey, Darrell Morton, Don Shafer. Margie Rile-y, Paul Daguc, Mary Bryan, Karen Stevens. Second Row: Barbara Long, Elda Nordheim, Elinor Ulrich, Sharon Scott. Anita Pinkerton, Kay Wise Merry Altemus. First Row : Myrna Roberts, Luella Dudley, Carolyn Reynolds Janice Owsley, Loretta Smith, Doris Byerley, Karen Ross, Sherri Smith. Club Council is a group composed of the presidents of all the service and interest clubs plus one representative from each and is presided over by the Commissioner of Organizations Its purpose is to set up and enforce rules and standards for all clubs to follow, to coordinate the clubs that they may be a purposeful, smooth-running force, to bring the clubs to a better common understanding, and to stimu¬ late school and community service projects Some of the Council’s joint activities this past year have been Homecoming window displays, Disabled Veterans’ Drive, March of Dimes, Spring Frolic, and Play Day Booths. The officers were Carolyn Reynolds, Chairman; first semester secretary, Mary Lynn Davin; vice pres¬ ident, Eddie Epstein; scribe, Joyce Berney; second semester secretary, Janice Owsley; vice president, Paul Dague, and scribe, Elinor Ulrich 44 It Ml Cl wot l of tk e Aervtce reAu Q pen no Under the advisorship of Mrs. Robert Gall i van, the first project of Grenno Se Cee was decorating a store window, a contest in which they placed fourth. Before Christ¬ mas, the club erected a big Christ¬ mas tree at school with effective blue lighting. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance put on by GSC was held February 12, concluding Twirp Week, Along with many other activities for the school and community, the club put on a pep assembly and entertained the stu¬ dent body with Grenno Se Gee’s Popular Selections 1 a TV Show assembly. Fourth Row: M kv Bryan, Mary Cousins. Jan- ice Frank, Shari Smith, Evelyn Langbkcic- er. Mary Ann Cocxerline.. Doreen Hun¬ ter. Third Row: Sheri Koehler. Janice Johnson, Judy Schnlller, Patty Jfan Shin o. Eugenia King. Jackie Hill. Lois Helberg, Barbara Gates. Second Row: An¬ nette Cote , Deanna Pratt, Janice Kings¬ ley, Nancy Livemgqod, Carlene Frank, Firtt Row: Donna Johnson, Bjnky Sohooc. Carol Litton. Joanne King, Nadine Klein, Joanne Miller. Lela Mae Pentecost, Lor¬ raine Spies. Not Pictured: Gretchen Welk, SADIE HAWKINS DANCE: Joyce Beaney. John Hlhgert. Pearl LivfngOod. Don Scholl, WINDOW. opomia Starting off a successful year of school and community serv¬ ice, Soromia placed second in the Homecoming window dis¬ play contest- Shortly following this, the club presented their general assembly, The Night before Halloween. During the year some of their many other projects included decorating the teachers 1 lounge and cafe¬ teria, helping the DAV drive, giving a Thanksgiving basket, and presenting a faculty tea in May. Third Row: Ardell Richards. Faye Rigs¬ by. Peggy Noskl, Barbara Upcraft. Margaret Matthews, Loretta Smith. Carol Ann Whit . Second Row: Sara J o Foss, Karen Brown. Joanne Ber- nave, Marcia Ror del, Carolyn Rey¬ nolds. Dorothy Upcraft, Janice Bar¬ er, Firtt Rtm : Virginia Taylor. Karen Stevens. Mary Jane Mu brath, Joyce Sernev, fvl ar [lou Irving. Claire Sparks, Gail Anderson- Not Pictured ; Jan ice Barer, Elsie Filan. Yvone Hahebut, Myrna Moore. Marilyn Spray, ASSEMBLY: Joyce Beaney. Gail Ander¬ son, Elsie Filah, Janicf Barer. Janice Barer, Marcia Roedll. WINDOW. tn profit for the dchoof CMC 1 tk ie coni muni it i 9 - 3S jj;.y FD Applegate Hi - Y had perhaps the most exceptional of its four years of existence, A new angle on cake sales was tried by selling made-to-order cakes. Other activities were an informal party, the Y Fun- ival, ' a Mother and Son ban¬ quet, the joint Hi-Y assembly, the Varsity Ball, the annual Hi-Y picnic, ushering at the Senior Play, and selling pro¬ grams at football games. Also the club sent a number of members to the Washington State Youth Legislature held in Olympia in the spring. Third Rom: Daryl Daw, Dennis Cauls, Richabc Andbrson, Gamy Togo, Low¬ ell Davenport, Dick Gohlman, George Sullivan, Bob Hansen, Gordon Page, Second Row: Jim Groptcf, Gerwyn Jones, Paul Board, Bennie Colley, Gordon Anderson. Louie Riley, Paul Daoue, Ron Bosoow First Row: Dick Mobley, Gary Dammrose. Bob Allen Eddie Carl®, Dick Jansen. John Hlrgirt. Alvin Miller. Nor Pictured: Bob Beck lr. Gary Darling, Monte Kauffman WINDOW PARTY; Third Row: Bob Bicker, Eliz¬ abeth Roberts, Second Row: Marcia Roedel, Ed Carle. First Row: Yvonne Hanebut, Monte Kauffman, Mary Ann Cockerline, Dick Jansen. wwjh-y During the last year WW Hi- has been active, not only in school activities, but in com¬ munity service as well. Their activities for the year have in¬ cluded the assembly, Dirty Dan Returns,” which they pre¬ sented in collaboration with the other two Ht-Y s, a frolic, a Funival, several parties, and the burning of the W during halftime at the Homecoming game. The club was fortunate in having as their adviser, Mr, Jack Partin, Fifth Ron: Darrell Morton, Ken Under¬ wood, Larry Warner, Al Elliot, Don Stroll. Fourth Ron: Claude Glom, Bob Altergott. Doug Seely, Tom Leonard. Third Row: Ron Reihl, Don Manson, Bob Koldus, Walden Muller, Ken Lemke, Jim Jlppe Second Row: Wayne Lai, Don Beck. Dale Wood, Day® Irving. Dave Casper. Al Jentzscm. First Row: Tom Page, John Stewart. Bill Kirkman, Phil Stolleh, Jim Fer¬ re l, Bor Beck el, Joe Beagevin, Allen W ' atrzEL. Not Pictured : Gordon Grad- worn,, ASSEMBLY: Dick Gilman. Paul Board, Darrell Morton. Dale Wood, Paul Troeh, Art Evans, Jim Hopkins. WINDOW, among the (east of these actions was €r t uihi J4i y Although having just received its Hi-Y charter, Equites Hi-Y upheld the same high ideals in its activities and its members as it did previously, Equites Hi-Y service to school and community was extensive and varied. Park¬ ing cars at football games, selling concessions during games, spon¬ soring a production of the Little Theatre ’ donating 30 for Jap¬ anese Hi-Y, purchasing a Christ¬ mas package, and being astive in the Youth Legislature program were only a few of their activities The donation of colored lights to the school for use at dances w as was another service sponsored by Equities Hi-Y Fourth Raw: Ernie Cowell, Fred Boutz. Ray Joseph, Jim Fiddf . Gaby Oldham. Dale Hayes, Red Delaney, Dave Sikes. Third Raw: Paul Tihwh ( Root Steiner. Glen Coffey, David Rossi , Bruce Rommel, Tom Rbttto, Jack Thatches Charles Moont. Daryl Df Beaumont; Second Raw: Jim Hopkins, Art Evans, Bob Easton. Bob C om f w, Boh Beach, Neal King. Hfrr Talabfrf, Bob Grassi, Fred Thompson. Fiat Raw : Eddie Epstein, Dick Gilman, Dick Jones, Scott Gruber, Dan Clem. Don Shafer. Terry Tucker, Louif. Hamm, John Sohnfidmille . Jim Shepherd. Not Put i red . Ha ml d B f nn ett, Char les Cruth - ers, Don Gilman, Norman Royce. The Key Club has completed a very successful year with its many projects ( both money-mak¬ ing and service. Among these were the Homecoming window, Show ’Em Your Fire, Devils,” the assembly, ff White Harlem, the youth guidance program, Operation Vandalism 1 the com¬ ical pep assembly, and play day. The club was increased by twenty new members, and the chief goal of the entire group was to make their club one of the outstanding clubs of Wa-Hi ASSEMBLY : Bill Anderson OFFICERS: Standing: Richard McCoy. Bill Barnett. Seated: Bill Anderson, Gene Hume, Third Row: Richard Bernave, Ron Grajssi. Stuart Rew. Dick McBride. Bob Arm strong. Bill Andp.rjon, Second Raw: Dave Jackson, Gene Hume. Duane Belleville, Norman Munsly, Jerry Hall, Dave Eg- gehs. Bill Barnett, Firrt Row: Harold Raiin, Clifford Bates, Ken Maestrettl Mark Hanedut, Don Kludas, Jim Linton, Leonard Johnson. Not Pictured: Gene All yerti, Jim Carter. Richard Castoldi, By¬ ron Featherston, Tim Frak.es, John Ham¬ ilton, Fred Kennedy, Richard McCoy, ciAAem Lh teA preAen ted to €ijil rea Caught in the Devil’s Drag net ' was El Adrea’s winning Homecoming window After this, the club did many other commun¬ ity services which included sell¬ ing Forget-me-nots Having a cake sale, giving silver nut trays to the Girls’ Federation, and dec orating the cafeteria were among the club’s other projects. To con¬ clude the year, their assembly. The Wizard of Rods,” was pro sented to the student body Fourth Raw: Sandra Epstein Virginia Saiter Sharon Boylan, Diane Warner, Elizabeth Roberts Ann Shepherd, Joan Bickle, Diane R.uoin. Third Row: Catherine Cab per, Jane Ann Siv rtson, Maida Blue. Janet Clavson, Sally Porti-r, Jude Me Clane. Janice Owsley Second Row: Mar. ilyn Ord, Ellen Coxon, Joanne Hanley, Peggy O’Neil Cathy Lund, Nancy Borum, Ronnie Lou Malder Judy Stoneroad, Ftrsi Row: Betty Jo Bu� nap, Sharon Al¬ len, Janet Mitchell Sue Kent, Mary Lynn Damn, Claire Sherwood, Lea Stec- miller Not Pictured : Patsy Brooks, Mar¬ lene Fagg, Gloria Hayes, Susan Roberts Sharon Scott, WINDOW, MEETING, Cjimmel Jeth Gimmel Teth undertook many services for the school and com¬ munity this year including dec orating bulletin hoards and a Homecoming window, sending gifts to a family on Thanksgiv ing and Christmas, selling con¬ cessions at football games, and presenting a silver tray to the Girls ' Federation Money-making projects included cake and candy sales and selling Forget-me-nots for Disabled Veterans The club also enjoyed preparing their as¬ sembly for the students Third Raw: Barbara Brunton, Jane Field . Joy Davidson. Norma Jolrtead. Sharon Jones, Ann Rebillard. Nancy Powers, Doris Bvprly. Second Row: Jackie Long Elinor UllUCH, Eleanor Whitney, De¬ anna Bogle, Darlene Reiswig. Sharon Eastman Janet Jo Davison. First Remt: Susan Gilmore, Phyllis Thompson, Nan¬ cy Brooks. Barbara Jensen, Mkrlenl Lar¬ son. Marian Ulrich, Alice Ross, Not PiV- tured: Marge Riley. MEETING INSTALLATION: Nancy Powers, Marge Riley, Mrs. Conway. Alice Ross, Darlfnk Rid swig, di rived L dated in lUetaif CLL The Retail Clubs are made up of students enrolled in the Retail Mer¬ chandising classes. Wa-Hi has two classes and two clubs. These are affiliated with State and National Retail Clubs and also have a Tri- County group with Pasco and Rich¬ land, which encourages good public relations in this area. Among the activities of the two organizations during the year w-ere their assembly, which was presented in the spring, and their frolic, tc Spook 13,” which was held on Hal¬ loween, Besides these, they are re¬ sponsible for the Lost and Found for the Girls 5 Fed., taking care of the Devils 1 Den, and ordering class rings and Senior announcements. One of their greatest services to the school is the sale of Savings stamps, which is a regular part of their work each year, Wayne Kuhn of Wa-Hi was the State President and presided at the State Convention in Yakima, March 2ft, 29 and 30 f and also attended the National Convention in Texas rn April. CLUB 1— Third Row: Vivian Meier, Don Ander¬ son, Tom Flaherty, Art Hansen, Mike Har vfy, Joanne Reybuihe. Stcond Row: Betty Schmelzer. Down a Hbiwucnb , Sharon Adams, Myrtle Barnpr. Joann Clayton, Emma Jean Carder. First Row : Cecil Zaat. Janet Shfp- hari l Barbara Jackson, Sharon Webej, Mrs, Guenther, Wayne Kuhn, MAY I HELP YOU? Doris Linn, Joyce Flisram, Gail Gl Eaton. STATE PRESIDENT. CLUB l GOVERNOR: Wayne Kuhn. CLUB I PRESIDENT: Art Hansen. CLUB 2 GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT: Bon HaRTWELL, OFFICERS: Joann Clayton, Art Hansen, Bet¬ ty ScHMELZEt, Vivian Meier, Myrtle Barner. AND WHAT FOR YOU. SIR? Evelyn Zaro. Mr. Partin. LETS SEE NOW, Thelma Katsm.. CLUB NO, 2 — Fourth Row; Gary Dickinson, Frank Henzel. Third Row: Thelma Katsel, Doris Linn, Jessie Hopkins. Second Row; Gail Gleatdn, Joyce Flisram, Carol Nelson, Ev. elyn Zaro. First Raw : Paul Board. Bob Hart¬ well. the hashetd oj j ooJ cine Ik oxes 3JU FHA is a national organization made up of girls who have had one year of home economics eith¬ er before entering high school or during their high school years. On their slate of activities was serving at the monthly teachers 1 meetings, a frolic, a cake sale, sev¬ eral parties, bulletin boards, the March of Dimes and Disabled Veterans drives, and many other chapter activities. In April, a state convention was held in Pull¬ man with many Wa-Hi girls in attendance. Fourth How: Nwct Talbott, Celia Lake, Pat Cobaen. Elda Nuruhi im, Kathy Fhe- Of H.Ki.NG. Third Row: Lois Myers, Betty Hoppe. Mary Etta Cathey, Roberta Whitely. Second Row: Lu Raf Jenkins, Janlyn Webster, Margaret Frfdfrking. Naidjnk: Barlow, Ruth Young. Firtt Row: Barbara Long, Patricia Wallingford, Joycl Morrisson, Loir Sal a. S ' vi Pictured: Olftta Biunton, Mary Jane CuMHmcL Aileen Hamilton, Judith Ann Hathaway, Laura Hoppe, Elizabeth Preston, Bever¬ ly Regula, Ann Zimmerman. SPONSORS: W r , E. Wallingford, Mrs, Phae fle. Mt. AND Mr . John Nohdhlim. Noe Pictured: Mrs. Wallingford. OFFICERS: Standing: Bette Hoppe, Celia Lane, Barbara Long, Pat Co bain. Mar. caret Fbitk aking Seated: Ann Zimmerman, Elda Nordhfim, Kathy Frfdlrking. A pep assembly and a regular assembly were just two of the services Tethany performed for the school this year. Also for the benefit of the student body were their cake and candy sales and the bulletin boards they decorat¬ ed, On the community service slate, they participated in the DAV drive, decorated a float and a store window ' for Homecoming, and filled a basket and made toys for the needy at Christmas, That they also had fun on the side is evidenced by their parties, instal¬ lation, and initiations. Fifth Gloria Zitterkopf, Glenn a Jean Rust, Donna Mars. Joan Carle. Fourth Rum’: Elkeadeth Preston, Linda Cudgel, Carol Ann Jones. Kay Wise, Mich a l Cowell. Third Row: Donna McAdams, Ev¬ elyn Kelly, Merry Altfmus, Genevieve Dutke. Mary Ann Carle, Anita Pinker¬ ton. Second Row: Virginia Gobble. Joann Clayton, Marilou Foster, Nancy Tim. mqns, Susan Timmons. Firtt Row: Barbara Jensen, Janf.t Ruff, Karen Ross, Betty Lou Toth, Not Pictured: Ruthii: Burkhart, Gwen Dahhiose, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Hor¬ ton, Donnie Mathia, Vonda Ballengi i Geraldine Gies, Donna Gifford, Lucy Hutchings, Jeannie Lilley, Vkrta Tate, Ada Mae: Townsend, Martha Lou Ward, ASSEMBLY PLANNING: Standing: Ruthif Burkhart, Joann Clayton. Linda Cudgel, Donnif Mathia Mrs. Dunn, Virginia Gobble, Evelyn Kelly, Merry Altemu Anita Pinkerton. Seated : Gloria Zitter- KOEF. Genevieve Dutke. Gwfn Dammrosf. OFFICERS: Kay Wise, Linda Gudgel Mary Ann Carle Anita Pinkerton. distributed to needy families, QJJ GAA, the Girls ' Athletic Association, is organized for the purpose of promoting the girls intramural program throughout the school year. Both team and individual sports are organized. Other activities include one or more initiations and the sponsoring of a frolic. A play-day is or¬ ganized for neighboring schools, and GAA is invited each year to sports activities in other schools. Mrs Hough¬ ton is GAA’s advisor Thtrd Rom: Janice Roberts, Sally Pace, Jqan Clayton, Vernice Noble:, Joyce Carter. Maxwi Pavlor, Janice Nim mjtz. Second Row: Lucy Hutchings. jo Ann Erdman, Pat Blize, Golda Lock hard. Jaoctb Hill. Priscilla Mo Bride, Gayle Williams Lynn Johnson. ftrft Row: Doreen Hunter. Ada Mae Townsend, Susan Gilmore. Jeanine Turner, Caxhern Wilson. Edna Gier. Marlene Nelson. Marlene Maughan, Marian Ulrich. Not Pictured: Jackie B umHUM, Mary Jane De Keyser, Di¬ anne Drake, Delores Krumsioc, Pearl Livlngood, Elinor Ulrich, Grittchen W elk. OFF WE GO!! Second Row: Sally Pace, Maxine Pavlor, Mary Jane De Key- sh, Edna Gies. Pat Blize, Delores Krumsick. Marlene Nelson. Gayle Williams. Ftrtt Row : Priscilla Me- Burnt. Golda Lockaro. Janice Niemitt. GET THAT BALL!! Diane Drake, Sally Pa or. Latura Service Club, which started out the year with only six members, has now grown to around twenry and has a substan¬ tial treasury. Latura started off this year by drawing up a new constitution which, among other things, changed the name from Legentes to Latura, Next, a noon assembly was given, the first to be presented by a girls ' club. A frolic, Devil ' s Fire” followed. Later on, other activities included a cake sale and a Washington’s Birthday mother-daughter dinner. Third Row: J amice Lamott, Joan Hosftlt, Mean a Roberts, Norma Simons. Har¬ riet Hart. Second Row: Marilyn Chun. Priscilla McBride, Fiances Daniels, Roy Alee Martin, Yvonne Williams, Shirley Kelly. Fir ft Row: Luella Dudley. Billie Marie Ar- buclki.e, Janet Farrens, Esther Lane, Not Pictured: Janice Adams. Norma Jean Lee, Berwyn Rascu. OFFICERS: Stwndimf: Miss Yates, adni t r, Berwyn Rasco. Sealed: Shirley Kelly, Merna Roberts, Luella Dud- FILLING CLOTHING BOX: Janice Adams, Priscilla McBride, Yvonne Williams, Janice Lamott, Marilyn Chun. Seated: Esther. Lane. an cl manij other acts oj Service M CU Placing third in the decora¬ tion of store windows contest was the first project of the year for the Art Club Under the advisership of Mr, Moser, the club put on an assembly for the student body in No¬ vember Their main money¬ making project was the “Blum Blum ' frolic which they gave after one of the basketball games. One other activity of the group was the making and sale of booster buttons. Third Rem: Carol Swegle Shari Smith, Karen Ross, Pat Carter, Caihuk Wilson. Second Row; Richard Glaspey, Tom Leonard, Sharon Jones Maralyn Rich wine. Patsy Workman. First Row; Boa Beach, Janice Frank La Vera Joy, Anita Crall, Nancy McAdams. Not Pictured: Janice Adams, Merry Altehds, Michal Cowell, Janet Davison, Deanna Gradvohl, Betty Grimes, Lorini: Hester, Charlene Jackson Dick Jenkins. Barbara Jknsen, Sr., Shirley Knudson, Jack Lee. Richard Lundxm, Gary Maxon Alicf Ro s. Patty Jean Shindo Bruce Worley. ASSEMBLY; Alice Ross, Rich aro Glaspey. WINDOW. tocf roc fib J 52 ww cu Fourth Row, ' Wayne Lee Bob ALTOtflOTT, Phil Stoll fr, George Sullivan, Dick Gohlman, Don Scholl. Thtrd Row : Tom Uoharii, Dick Mobley. Larky Warner,. Gordon Anderson, Dick McCoy, Skit Dav¬ enport, Jim Jeppe. Second Row : Allen Wetzel, Richard Anderson. Jim George, Stan Dicus, Ken Lemke, Chuck Branson, Darrell Morton, Paul Daguk. First Row: Bob Beck el, Lite Baker, Dick Jones Dick Jansen, John Hi rgi rt. Boo Fouts, Dave Caster. Bucky Jentkscm. Not Pictured : Larry Axtell Bob Becker, Ed Carter. Clyde Catron, Ed Eps-ftm, Conrad Gett- man. Melvin Hill, Mike Morris, Norman Munsi v, Neil Oldmch, Darrell Roberts, Doug Seeley, Junior C, roS5 Second Row: Claudia Brown, Harriet Buck- man, Kaye Murdock, Nancy Moore. First Row : Charles Lackey, Carol el Smiley. Hay Joseph, James Cummings. Not Pic¬ tured: Eva Joseph Barbara Long Linda Roberts, Patsy Workman. Third Row : Michal Cowell Janet Miller, Ada Mae Townsend, Lucy Hutchings Second Row: S herron Hudson, Yvonn i. Hanebut. Rok Alee Martin, Kaye Mur¬ dock. First Row: Pat Buze, Marlene Dep- pinc, Esther Lane. Claire Sparks, Jean- ini; Turner. Not Pictured: Marian Ulrich, Judy Meier, Darlene Boynton. ram a Second Row: Ed Epstein, Sheri Koehler. San¬ dra Selden, Glen Coffey, Herb Talabere, Robert Co lew, Virginia Gobble, Tom Leonard, Steve Oury, Jan ft Farrlns. Ray Joseph. First Row: Susan Gilmore. Sharon Boy lan, Norma Jolsteao, Jeannie Lilley, Chubb Rejswig, Myrna Moore, Billie Marie Ar buckle. Joan Arthurs. Not Pic¬ tured: Mr. Alexander, Chuck Branson, Don Cline, Ernie Cowell, Luella Duo ley, Nancy Kerr, Carolyn Reynolds, 5 ? GIRLS COUNSELOR ' S OFFICE — Second Row : Bette Barnett, Bevulv Carter, Virginia Summers. Fir ft Row ■ Annette Cote. Myrna Moore, Carolyn Reynolds. Dorothy Upcraft. BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS — Second Row: Anita Crall, Anita Pinkerton, Beverly Regula. Firtt Row: Janet Sherwood, Jean Shfmwkll, Margaret Frepfrking. PRINCIPAL ' S OFFICE —Carla Hawkins, Sharon Eastman, Ramona Day, Beverly Young, Mary Myers. Not Pictured: Faye Rigsby. Donna Ram age. Doris Bye r ley. AUDIO VISUAL ASSISTANTS —Betty Jean Noel, G r itch in Well, Jerry Hall. Services for both teachers and students ATTENDANCE OFFICE — Second Row: Norma Enge- bhetson, M ary Myers, Yvonne Hanebut, Peggy Ness el. Fit ft Row: Judy Rawson, Donna Marr, Virginia Summers, Norma Jean Lee, Kaye Mur¬ doch. Not Pictured : Sara Jo Chandler, Darlene R it swig, Barbara Jobe, Susan Roberts. Barbara Jackson, Betty SotHBUei. Vanda Bartytt, Sharon Adams, Myrtle Barn r, Dorothy Fran CIS. JUNIOR RED CROSS- Scfmnd ' Raw: Claudia Brown, Harriet Buck man, Kaye Murdock, Nancy Moore, Firtf Ro : Charles Lackey, Carol lb Smiley, Ray Joseph, Glenn Hargitt, Not Pic - tured : Eva Joseph, Linda Roberts. LEDBETTER ' S OFFICE — Second Raw: Marilyn Sef- rin, Marilyn Cook, Darlene Cummings. Pat Carter. Ftfjf Rd : Nancy Talbot, Janet Far rens, Beverly Young, Sunni: Frazier. Not Pie tured: Wayne Kuhn. COMMERCIAL ASSISTANTS — Second Row Lois Myers, LuRae Jinklns, Barbara Long, Rost ni Stevenson. Fint Row: Donna Heimbigni r, Dar¬ lene Cummings, Sunny Frazier, Marilyn Holl- way, Esther Lane. Nor Pictured: Patty Kirk, Donna Ramage, Beverly Young, Clyde Catron, Gary Darling. 54 SHOP ASSISTANTS — Second Row: Neil Hayes, Max Jinkhni, Don Hays First Row : Kenneth Dolan, Jim Stephens, Eton Maughan, Don Marshall. Not Pictured Garry Gale, Stewart Croft, Vernon Po� , Carroll Gumm, GRILS ' P.E. ASSISTANTS — Second Row: Pat Blize; Bar oar a Lacey Vexnice Noble. First Row: Cathkrn Wilson, Billie Gnosur baui;ji, Evelyn Lang becker, Emma Jean Carper. Not Pictured: Sheri Koeh¬ ler, Shirley Knudson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS —Carolyn Sootcs, Dolores Klinsky, Bonnie Glum. Carol Swegli , A r o Pictured: Donna Fouste, Carol Farley, Sheri Koehler, Eugene Fong, Lucy Hutchings, Jackie Harding, Delores Krumsick, Vurnice Noble. STAGE CREW Jist Stephens, Bert Wil¬ son, Don Cljne,. David Walker, Ernie Cowell, Duane Kitson, Steve: Ourv. were e efficiently performed by the many assistants. PROJECTIONISTS— Row: Vernice Noble, Freddie GoobHiw, Gary Hein, Mike Mcilhan y, Andy Anderson, Carla Hawkins. First Row: Lyle Glenn, Li-on Filan, Duane Nor qu 1st, Ham old Gosnfy, Harold Havs, Warren Triebwasser. Not Pictured: Linda Wagner, Gail Gettings, Paul Hein, Ted Zaat, Bob Schwartz. Fred Thompson. BOYS ' P.E, ASSISTANTS — Second Row: Mickey Workman, Dick Gohlman, Kinny Lfmke,, Jim Potter. First Row: Steve Oury, Bob Broker, Bob Fours, Clyde Catron, George Sullivan. Not Pictured: Monte Kauffman. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS — Second Row: Ralph Ewer, Authur Bussinl First Row: Mine y- hold, Ronald Lan checker. Nat Pictured: Nancy Jones, Annette Smith, Raymond Arbooast, Sharon Riditii,d, Carolyn Conner, Della Nal- ly, Wilma Nelson, William Morrtsson, Lee Hall, Dennis Smith. NURSE ' S OFFICE —Ailefn Ohaski, Barbara Oye, Mary Bryan, Joanne Clayton, Not Picturedi Maralyn Richwine, Linda Akehurst, Gloria Hayes, Clair Sherwood, Luella Dudley. 55 Bad was held in honor oj varsity sports. Scott Gruber. Alice Ross, David Sires, Doris Mobley. Bill Kelly, Janet Miller. Brent Wooten, Lin Eubanks. Bill Km km an, Carol Ann White, Jim Hopkins, Suzanne Kent, Del Cole, Mary Ann Carle. Sharon Allen, senior, was crowned as Queen of this year’s Varsity Ball on Friday, March 21, She was crowned by Paul Dague, president of FD spon¬ sor of the dance. The coronation took place at intermission and included a presentation of wrist corsages to class princesses Elizabeth Roberts, junior; Marilyn Ord, sophomore; and Lin Eubanks, freshman. The gym, decorated in a spring theme, was done in red, white and blue and consisted of a false ceiling and walls and an elaborate throne. Refreshments of cookies and punch were served during the intermission. The Wa-Hi Combo pro¬ vided the music for the affair. 56 OL tumbiincj. team qreath (jreatlij improves 1 in shilljal acts. Fit it Row: Anpy Moils, Gordon Anderson, Wayne Lee, Dale Hayes Bennie Colley, Dan Tompkins. Second Row: Ron alp Cope¬ land, Jerry Colley Paul Hayes Phil Stoller. Louie Riley, Bom Tinker, Ed Carter. Thud Row: Dick McCoy, John R oar ktson. Gary Conner Art Briket, Gene Bates, Bor Miller Duane Mano, Jim George. Fourth Row: Coach McBride. Dav¬ id Soper, Richard McDowell. Bos Like. Darrell Mqrtoh Norman Wade Jerry McFahlane Roger Mercado. The boys tumbling team, under the supervision of Coach Chuck McBride, is well on its way with the completion of a very successful second year. Putting on half time entertainment at two basketball games, doing their part of the P.E, demonstration, and originating the yearly project of presenting an assembly were their major highlights Included in these programs were for¬ ward and backward flips, assist backflips, forward and backward rolls, forward and backward band springs, head springs, and head stands. The team used a springboard, also, which aided them in some of their very thrilling stunts The assembly put on for the Student Body started with all the boys demonstrating their in¬ terpretation of a caterpillar. This is new this year and quite delicate, for if any one person gets off one step it will topple the caterpillar over on its side. Many thrills came next, ending with Darrel! Morton jumping over most of the group Summing it up, the team this year has had a lot of fun, learned a lot, and given much to their large audiences in enjoyment and thrills ( Middle ) Sheri Koehler Myrna Moore, and Darlene Reiswig, (Lov«r) Back row: Fred Goodhew, Harold Bennett John Hamilton, Bob Hanson, Ron Grassi, and Leland Hastings. Front row: Ken Nelson, Ed Wilson and Glenn Hargjtt, Queen Myrna Moore reigned in absentia over the 1953 Royal Blue Ball, which was held by the Royal Blue Staff in November. Other royalty for the event were Princesses Sheri Koehler and Darlene Reiswig. Myrna who was chosen by popular vote of the student body, was crowned in her home a few days after the dance by Royal Blue Editor Dan Clem. The theme of the Ball, Night with Neptune ” was carried out with under-sea murals on the walls and stuffed paper ftsh suspended from the ceiling. The throne was a treasure chest with a large sea shell in the background. Merry Alt emus Associate Editor of the Annual, acted as general chairman for the event. 58 (Upper left) Second row: Stanley Baber, Judy Hathaway, David Burgess, Dan Clem, Louie Hamm. First row: Dave Casper, Genevieve Dutke, Rox Alee Martin, Merry Altbmus. (Upper right ) THE CROWNING —Ron Grassi, Janice Johnson, tMiddle left) Daryl Daugs, Sue Roth, Alice Ross, Tom Leonard. {Middle right ) COSTUME CONTEST WINNERS— Luelll a Dudley, Jim Hopkins {LoR ' fjp right) GRAND MARCH —Janice Johnson, Dan Clem, Ron Grassi, Dick Jones, Merry Altemus, Rox Alee Martin, Alice Ross, Tom Leonard, Jim Hopkins, Roger Amundson, Melinda Harmon, Don Cline, Byron Feath erston, Virginia Gobble. Climaxing Twirp Week, Ron Grassi was crowned King of Grenno Se Cee s Sadie Hawkins Dance by Daisy Mae, Janice Johnson. On behalf of GSC he was presented a cashmere sweater and a pair of socks, after being soundly kissed by Daisy Mae. At the request of King Ron, The Woman Is Requested to Pay was extended for two more weeks, giving Wa-Hi boys further oppor¬ tunity to take advantage of this unusual season. Amidst the motely group of Dogpatchers, Ron announced the winners of the costume contest, Luella Dudley and Jim Hopkins. 59 fflOZ C 3 €0 Uke Wa-Jh R.O.D.C. Corf, celebrated its Cadet Commanding Offi¬ cer, Lieutenant Colonel Eddie Epstein, led the honor ROTC unit through its thirty-fifth year at Wa-Hi. The growth of the unit has increased great¬ ly over the years and now has two hundred eighty cadets, which makes it the largest Jun¬ ior ROTC unit in the Sixth Army Area. REGIMENTAL STAFF: Capt Dak Clem Lt Col. Eddie Epstein, Maj Don Skafejl FIRST BATTALION STAFF: Capt. Boa Easton, 2nd, Lt. Paul He4N Maj. Tom Leonard, 2nd, Lt, Russel Brown, 2nd. Lt. Bruce Rommel. SECOND BATTALION STAFF: 1st, Lt, Ron Rfihl, I it, Lt, Forrest Day, Maj Dave Cas¬ par, 1st, Lt. Gene Aliyektt, 2nd, Lt. Dick Gohlman, COMPANY A OFFICERS: 1st. Lt, Boa Beach, COMPANY B OFFICERS: 1st, Lt. Harold Rahn Capt Terry Tucjcea. 1st. Lt, Mike Harvey, Capt, Dick Jansen, 1st. Lt, Dick Cm hi, man. COMPANY C OFFICERS ' 1st. Lt, Dick Morley. Capt, Don Scholl, 1st Lt, Jof, fimiviM. COMPANY D OFFICERS: In. Lt. Maurice Blake. Capt Chuck Branson, 1st Lt John Herbert. One of the main extra ac¬ tivities of the ROTC was the white - trimmed Drill Team which performed during half time at football and basketball games, in all parades, and for Federal Inspection, The team, this year led by Lt, Col Ep stein, and consisting of the top men in the Cadet Corps, was termed excellent by visiting in¬ specting officers. The Boys ' Rifle Team also w r as highly efficient. Coached by M Sgt. Shelton G Bullard, a new-comer to Wa-Hi, they tried hard to uphold their record of last year, which consisted of placing third in the Sixth Army Area. This was accomplished with high success New personnel were added to the ROTC staff as others were transferred to different areas. It was led by Captain Charles P Flanagan, PMS 6C T, who taught third year military as well as advising the Drill Team and the Sponsor Corps. M Sgt Virgil P Wright was in charge of the second year and also the Girls Rifle Team, M Sgt. Bullard efficiently broke in the first year besides coaching the Boys Rifle Team, 62 anniue rMir if remaining one 1st, Lt, Annette Cote 1st, Lt Suzanne Kent 2ND Lt, jANJCE OwSLEY 2nd, Lt. Marlene Fagc 2nd, Lt. Sharon Allen FIRST PLATOON; Third Ram Ellen Goxon, Nancy Bosom, Joan Bernave, Chita Ojl ' E ins, Barbara Brunton, Carol Ann White, Corp. Norma Jolstead. Sttond Row: 2nd. Lt, Janice Owsley, Mary Lee Baillv, Sherry Tompkins Mary Lynn Davin, Virginia Taylor Donna McAdams Joanne Kind, Corf Diane Warner. First Rent: 2nd Lt, Sharon Allen, Sara Jo Foss, Susan Timmons, Darlene Rkiswig, Fate Rigsby, Marilyn Sprat Cord. Patsy Brooks, Sot. Janet Mitchell, Front: 1st. Lt. Annette Cote. Not PiVfiirfd; Joyce Berney. Jan¬ ice Kingsley, INSET. Captaim Pearl Liv. IN GOOD ' SECOND PLATOON. Third Row Marilyn Ord. Deanna Bogle, Betty Jo Bur nap Ann Shepherd, Susan Roberts Karen Stevens, Corp, Barbara Jobe:. Car lent, Frank, Ronnie Lou Nalder, Joy Davidson, Carol Lutton, Jane Ann Sivkrtson, Janice Baker, Barbara Jensen, Corp, Gail Anderson, Fittl Row : 2nd. Lt. Marlene Fagg. Mar¬ cia Rokdel, Janice Johnson, Mart Cousins, Mi bn a Moore, Nancy Powers, Maid a Blue Gorp. Elizabeth Roberts, 5gt; Mary Jane Milbrath, Front. 1st. Lt. Suzanne Kent. RIFLE TEAM, Third Raw: Lynn Johnson, Lonnie Harman, William COLOR GUARD. Don Manson, Bob Beckel, Tom Rettig, Bill Berry. Second Row: Dick Bruce, Don Carter Del Cole, First Kirkman. Row : Hark Hanebut, Harold Kahn, Dale Wood, 63 tojJ h onor units in the United States. Capt Flanagan M Sgt. Wkight M Sgt, Bullard DRILL TEAM, Fourth Rom: Lausss Du axe, Lyle Glen , John Wade;, Wayne Reed. Dale Wood, David Irving, Bob Beckel, Don Kludas. Third Holt ' : Fred Bdutz, John Schneedmiller. Daryl De Beaumont, Neilen Walden, Dave Sires, Claude Glum, Bob Grassi, Tom Rlttig Second How: Bob Beach, Bruce Rommel, Max Jink?ns, Calvin Mobley, Duane Belleville Bob Kolbus, Don Beck, Fitit Row: Dick Gilman, Terry Tuck¬ er, Don Shafer, Eddie Epstein, Dan Clem, Bob Easton, 64 COMPANY A Sitth Row: Don Cunhincton, Stan Langton, Bert Mosley, Jim W + ejister, Leroy Brown. Jack Mauchan, Ralph Evans, Duane Norquist, Jack Aylward, Jack Palmer. Robirt Schwarz William Weber, Leonard Johnson. Fifth Row: Larry Fairchild, Delbert Cole, Jake Fousti:, Robert Rowell, Shannon Tompkins, William Kip man Larry Eksthom Jack Sheridan, Gerald Montgomery, Ted Zaat, Vance Zaegel. Fourth Row: David Isitt, Tom Johnson, Robert Donaldson James Ferrel, Royce Chfrryholmes, Joe Cook, Duane Beixkvilli, James Alley . Roger Elkington, Larry Price, Gary Schwank, Virgil ftn , Richard Anderson, Wesley Farley, Third Row: Albert Jentzsch, LaVernb Hector, Andy Anderson, Paul Hodgins, Clifford Dickinson, Todd Olsen, Paul Hooper. Jim Braden, Red Delaney, John Stewart Tom Page. Don McGowan, Dick Eng, Kenneth Helper Don Mamson. Second How: Rickard McCoy Stt wart Sew, Richard Huff Kenneth Under wood. Robert Kdi bus, James. Jessup, George Downing. Jerry Carlyle, John Barney, Robert Tinker David Holmes, Mike Kight. Robert Gkassi. Tint Ron: Robert Beach, Terry Tucker, Mike Harvey. COMPANY B Sixth Rowz Daryl DeBeaumont, David Gumn. Donald Carter, Wayne Albin, James Irwin, Michael Morris James Cummings, Cuff McCoy Jack McKinnon, Byron Fisatherston, James Townsend, En Dickinson, Lawrence; Rosetvfelt Neil Oldrxdgf- Fifth Row: Tom Price, Franrlin Pottratz, Neil HaYZb, Harold Bennett, Charles Lackey, Robert Garvif, Don Gilman. Richard Dickerson, Ralph Stambaugh Ronald Zumwalt, Paul Dague. Fourth Row : Dave Sires, James George, Gene Hume William Douglas, Donald Ly beck Eh, Lb Roy Gossett Ralph Coyle, Roger Burkhart, Jerry Fisher, Eddie Draper, Dale Wood. Robert Armstrong, Gfxwyn Jones. Third Row: Calvin Mobley, Max Jenkins, James Wiley Gary Hein Alvin Miller, Don Jones James Madison. Darrell Roberts, Lynn Johnson Fred Mills, Stan Dicus, Allen Wetzel. Second Rom: Carl Frank Donald Cas- tdldi. Conrad Gettman, Gary Rogers, Walden Muller John Wade. Harold Hayes, Louis Riley, Laurin Drake, Darrell Morton, Dan Tompkins, Firit Harold Rahn, Dick Jansen, Dick Gilman COMPANY C Sixth Row; Lee Baker Mickey Vale, Duane Castoldj. Lonnie Harman, Roger Steinfr, Dave Eggfrs. Dave Irving, John Roberson, Melvin Hill, Lowell Davenport, Don Kludas, Jim Linton, Bob Bfcktl. Fifth Row: Bob Hicks, Jerry Roper, Du ant Poe, Fred Boutz, Red McCarthy, Ed Kennedy, Bob Schqessler, Louis Foss Charles Herrin. Wallace Givens. Richard Burnaye, Bill Stew-art Fourth Rom: Claude Glum Charles Moore, Marvin Miller, Tom Doggltt, Gerald Hargitt. Charles Crothers, Dean Knox Dale Hayes, Bob Betczel, Gene Blattman, Tom Holway. Third Row: Gerald Hawks, Herbert Wilson, Harold Walters, Pat McGlothlin, Jerry Wilson, Murl Flecnor Howard Downey, Jerry Hall. Frijj Thomson, Elon Booker. Second Row; Allen Stillman, Rioiard Bruce, Gary Redfield, Ed Krlln, Bob Ambs Ray Kronquist, Bob Altesgott. Wayne Lee, Ralph Croft, Warren Weavfr, Al Elliott. Firit Row ; Dick Mobley, Don Scholl, Joe Bergeyik COMPANY D Sixth Rom: Mark Hami but, Richard Hi hm, Dick McBride, Don Marshall Ed Royce, Carrol Gumm, Bob Miller, Bill Anderson, Don McKinney. Fifth Row: Lyle Glenn, Robin Bfck, Don Ritchie, Leonard Butler, Roglr Mercado, Dew-ane Logan, Fred Kennedy, Roc hr Boyer, Dick Hanford. Howard Aldrich, Fourth Row: Ralph Ewer John Thatcher Richard Castoldi David Sherwood, John Schneidmillfr, Keith Mur rills, John Smith, Don Hays, Jim Fidpes, Wesley Carney. T iVd ' Ron: Gary Todd Ron Johnson, Gordon Anderson, Mike McElhaney, Bryce Hinljne Tom Rettig, Don Beck, Dennis Vaughn. Dick Wright, David Jackson. Second Row: Marvin Samuels, Larry Dfccid. Bob Easton Russell Brown, Paul Hein, Arthur Bussini Bruce Worlrt Phil Stoller. Fir tt Row: Maud icy Blake, Chuck Branson, John Hergert. a aSS wot L and outside projects helped th The Walla Walla Chapter started the year by receiving the Master Chapter Award as one of the outstanding chapters in the State of Washington, John Nordheim received the Amer¬ ican Farmer Award for 1953. Joe Bergevin, Larry Ax tell, Larry Dodd, Bob Madison, and Jim Shepherd were named state farmers. David Carey received the National Farm Mechanic Award, In October the F F,A. held its annual barn dance at which Janice Owsley was named F.F.A. Sweetheart for the coming year. Other projects included Christmas trees for the school, a bas¬ ketball team which played other district teams, the annual parent and son banquet, crop identifi¬ cation and parliamentary procedure teams, exhibition of livestock, crops and poultry at the South¬ eastern Washington Fair. The judging team took fourth place at Walla Walla, third at Yakima, second at Dayton and first at Pullman. First Row; Glen McDonald, Robert Zoller. Jerry Colley, Dali: Brash ear. Lahsie Barrett, Dean Reeder, Second Ro : Bob Lamb, Ho Draper, Tom Price. Bob Garvie, D- r Jones, Jim Braden, Frank Potts atsc, Louie Riley, Daryl Dp-Beaumqnt. Richard McCoy, Kenny Underwood. Mr McKay. Tihri Rot: Allen Strother . Larry Knapp, David Burgess. Larry Shelton Gary Banks, Duane Mang, Carl Davidson, Jerry Reaver. Bill Coryell, Bill Stephens, Wesley Colley Fred Homer, Duane Castolqi. David Zaro, Carl Frank. Fourth Rq : Harry Jamieson, Ronnih Johnson, Larry Fairchild. Jack McKinnon, Mike Morris. Tf.ijdy Millgard, Roger Burk hart, Tom Johnson, Richard Huff, Tyke Seryen, Jim Mad: son, Boa Tinker, Jake Fouste Leroy Brown, Dale Wood, Don Lybecker, Tommie Swanson. Fifth ffow.- Tim F rakes Gary Praxes, Jerry Rice. Leon Hagen, Ken Hi Lri.it, Joe Bi rgevin. Gerald Klrchgestner, Dave Roach. Larry Axtell, Ed Casseday, Norman Arbinni, Gerald McDonald. Jim Shepherd, Clifford Bates, Larry Deccio, Jim Carter. 66 motto J. boyd five up to tit eir F.F.A. SWEETHEART The chapter grass co-operative operates some thirty acres of grass each year Its machine co op owns a complete line of farm implements while the chapter owns Hampshire sheep, Hampshire swine and registered Hereford cattle. In April a delegate and chapter candidates for the State Farmer degree attended the state F.F.A, convention. Several members took livestock to the Spokane Junior Livestock Show, Thirty- five new members received the greenhand degree; twenty-three became chapter farmers. Under President Joe Bergevin, the future farmers were busy fulfilling their motto—-Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve, Upper Left ; Chapter Window at a Downtown Store. Top Right: Officers of F.F,A. Jerry Rice Clifford Bates, Joe Blhcivim, Mr. McKay. J:m Shepherd Gerald McDonald. Bill Barnett. Middle Right: Officers of Co-op, Bruce Zier, Jim Braden, Richard Huff, Mr, Lybecke . Daryl Ddsaumomt Lower: F.F.A. Banquet. Wa-J4i (jirfs Leep jit with Apart ami dance. A 1 I GIRL ' S TUMBLING TEAM: Bottom Row: Barbara Hording. Carla Mae Sab. jms, Delores Krumsick. Middle Row; Li.annl Kinder, Oletta Bruntqm, Top Rom; Pat Jack ion, Not Pictured; Linda Stazel. SQUARE DANCING: Freshman P.E. Class. Girls’ sports, supervised by Mrs. Grace Houghton and M iss Rhea Gray play a big part in the girls’ activities around Wa-Hi. This year something different was tried and found very successful This was one class specializ¬ ing in dancing and individual sports instead of the team sports the other classes participated in. This class pro¬ vided entertainment at the Odd Fellow’s Home and at the P.E. Demonstration March 5. After-school sports were well attended and many a hard fought game was played. The managers of the var¬ ious sports are as follows: speedball, Priscilla McBride; basketball Marian Ulrich; volleyball Golda Lockard; table tennis, Vernice Noble; and badminton, Edna Gies Doreen Hunter won the badminton tournament. Girls’ tumbling, taught by Miss Gray, performed for the P.E. Demonstration, BASKETBALL: Frances Daniel , Catherine Caspfr, Janice Lamott, Jane Ann Sivertbqn, Carol Ann Jones, Side Lines: Sara Jo Foss Jvdv Meier, Cathy Ll-n , Phyllis Thompson, Barbara Brunton. BADMINTON: Cathv Lund. Nancy Brooks Sara Jo Cbandllr, Judy Tandy. TAP DANCING: Sophomore Girti, Fttit Row: Gwen Dam m rose. Pat Cobain Faye Selph. Second Row; Marilyn Ord. Barbara Harding, Mary ' Jane DeKeyser, Third Row: La Verne Wilson, Darlene Grover, Phyllis Gary as. 68 1 Jheir 6ports program is well roun U ai tear. ___ ARCHERY: Vanna Burge , M rg i Benefield, Ail ben Ohasmi, Jackie Bitchhhm, Sharon Bnh n, Janet Rejw� olpt. Delores Sams. Marilyn McCau.uk. TENNIS: Janice Nemitz, Linda Winn, Ann Knowles. SQFTBALL: Laura Hoppe, Janlt English, Dons Ceakley. Carol Brown, Catherine COQfbft. Three juniors, Golda Lockard, Priscilla McBride, and Cathern Wilson, and, although it is very unusual, two sophomores, Edna Gies and Doreen Hunter, were award¬ ed their letters, mid-year. Ten girls attended a play-day at Pasco, February 20, and also attended one at St. Pauls, May 1, Girls Athletic Association officers this year are Pres¬ ident Marian Ulrich, vice president Golda Lockard, sec¬ retary Pat Blize, publicity chairman Elinor Ulrich, and sergeant at arms Jackie Hill, Altogether the Girls Sports program was well carried on and very successful. VOLLEYBALL: Virginia Jore. Vera Jones, Jc nn Hanley Jeanette Beret Donna McA ams. Ebna Gies, Pat Seize, Quinlin Westward PING PONG: Nancy Timmons, Virginia Taylor POSTURE QUEEN AND PRINCESSES: Maralyn Mock. Queen Jane Ann Sivertson, Marilyn Oro, P.E. DEMONSTRATION: Folk Dancing by Sophomo 4 Girls. 69 CAST; Second Rom: Tom Leonard, Robert Coilev, Jeanie Lille y, Billie Mauii Akbuckls, Janet Farrbns, Chuck Branson. Nancy Kerr, Ftr§t Row: Ray Joseph Sandra Sll- deint, Steve Oury, Herb Talabi.ri;, Joan Arthurs, MAKE-UP; Donna Armstrong, Dick Jones, Tom Leonard, Betty Jean Noal, Luella Dudley, Mr. A- invited to participate in producing iL -AM School PLy. My Little Margie,™ a comedy about the troubles of the famous radio and television character, Margie Albright was produced as this year ' s All School Play, Margie, herself, was played by Sandra Selden, with Tom Leonard as her frustrated father, Vern Albright, and Steve Oury as her long-sufFering boy friend, Fred die Wilson. Others in the cast were Mrs. Odetts, Billie Marie Arbuckle; Mr. Honeywell, Robert Corlew; Roberta, Janet Barrens; Sir Say id Nasif, Chuck Branson; Miss Sherm an, Jeannie Lilley; Bill, the elevator boy, Herb T alabere; Madame Nasif, Nancy Kerr; the nurse, Joan Arthurs; and the Berabian assassin, Ray Joseph, Director, Mr, Alexander, had the able assistance, on the production, of student director, Luella Dudley; stage manager and set designer, Don Cline; make-up, Bette Barnett; costumes, Virginia Gobble; props, Claire Sherwood; publicity, Rox Alee Martin; programs, Karen Ross; and prompters, Lea Sregmilter and Glen Coffey. PRODUCTION STAFF; Second Rom: Dick Jones, Glenn Hargett, Luei_la MRS. ODETTS. YOU KNOW SOMETHING!! ' 1 Bjl- Dublcy, From v BwNivTT. Glen Coffey, Fmt Row: Karen Ross. Merry lie Marie Arbuckle, Tom Leonard. Steve Oury. Altemul. Rox Ales Martin. Bette Barnett, Lea Steomillcr. Virginia Gobble. FOR ME? Steve Gury Mb. A., Sandra Selden ‘ DAUGHTER OF AN ACCURSED T MISS ALBRIGHT, YOU ACCEPT? ' San. INFIDEL!! Ray Joseph, Sandra dba Set-den, Chuck Branson, Selden. lie re 3 a L I Lina L always Something happening a t Wa-JJi! SAFETY COUNCIL: Upper Right (standing): Kavf Mi ' anonc, Mike Mqrpis, B fe BuflV, Mvra Cakpek. Boyd Roth. Mr. E3ein tt. Seated Rld Del any, Shaky Jackson. Besides their curricular program, the students at Wa-Hi have a very full activity schedule. Some of the activi¬ ties that this program includes are school service clubs, that meet on al¬ ternate Tuesdays and do the school and the community a great deal of service; ROTC Drill Team, Flags wing¬ ers, Sponsors, and Majorettes, who spend a great deal of time preparing to entertain us at football games, pa rades, and many other public affairs; and Girls and Boys Federations, which contribute much to our school government. One of the outstanding activities of Wa Hi this year was the trip to Seattle for State Tournament. The band, along with the basketball team and many stu¬ dents, went to Seattle to support our team. Our sports program also in¬ cludes football, baseball, track, and tumbling, in which many students par¬ ticipate. 71 DL Bi lue The Bible says, “In all labor there is profit, and judg¬ ing by the books that have been published through their efforts, this statement can well be applied to the stall of the Royal Blue. Throughout the year when the annual is only a vague, far-off dream in the minds of most students, it is a stark {and sometimes grim) reality to the staff members. At the helm of the hard-working crew this year were Editor Dan Clem, Associate Editor Merry Ahem us. and Adviser Miss Cray, Make-up Editor Louie Hamm, Copy Editor Virginia Gobble, Picture Editor Joan Hosfelt, and Index Editor Nancy McAdams, heading their respective departments, combined their efforts to produce the pages before you. Handling the financial end of the organization were Co-Business Editors Betty Grueuich and Norma Simons, Merry Alt emus IA t Oos « ■■ oi� c fc� rw- -■ 60 - s ' ° ' mT Lt j ToO S-’ P ft j Oii‘ vC - Y V GEP ' 0 h 1 ' : AtsUTA C ALL, V NDA SalUNGEE, S OftA V ZtTTEtf oPP T D Cue isa. The remaining member of the staff. and the ones who V can l e credited with doing much of the work, were Wayne W ♦ Albin, Billie Marie Arhuckle, Vonda Ba lien gee, Janice f Barer, David Bosse, Marilyn Cook, Harold Davison, San¬ dra Epstein, Gary ' Hein, Donna McAdams, Jim Madison, Janice Owsley, Bn cl Bose, Boyd Both. Loretta Smith. Jerry Stambaugh, Ralph Stambaugh, Linda Stazel, Lea Slegmiller, Janiece Tachibana, Patty Todorovich, and Gloria Zitlerkopf. Mrs. Guenther’s retail students helped the staff members in the selling of Royal Blues and pom poms. Those con¬ cerned with that were Don Anderson, Sharon Adams, Myrtle Barrier, Emma Jean Carder, Joann Clayton, Gary Dickinson, Tom Flaherty, Joyce Flisram, Gail Gleaton, Art Hansen, Bob Hartwell, Mike Harvey, Donna Heimbigner, Franklin Henzel, Jessie Hopkins, Barbara Jackson, Thelma Katsel, W ayne Kuhn, Dot is Linn, Vivian Meier, Carol Nelson, Joanne Beyburn, Betty Schmeher, Janet Shepard, Sharon Welter, Cecil Zaat, and Evelyn Zaro. . BACK ©us ; DwJ } { s Rav?H STA 6iU t AiAftiE. f ' S AuJud Feonr Rem- Jeftw Me f daws °“ v The Frosh, during this school year at Wa-Hi, were very ably led by first semester officers. President Gene Bates, Vice President Brent Wooten, Secretary Ruth Kirkman, and Treas¬ urer Paul Hayes, and by second semester officers, President Brent Wooten, Vice President Stan¬ ley Barer, Secretary Cathy McCoun, and Treasurer Donna Wallace. Serving as representatives to Boys 1 Federation Cabinet first semester were Norman Harding and Leroy Farley. Holding the Girls 1 Federation post was Barbara Porter. The Freshman Girls 1 Council representatives were Judy Whiteman and Harriet Buckman. Second semester the Boys 1 Cabinet representatives remained the same, while Ruth Kirkman and Judy Shoemaker were elected to Girls 1 Council, and Harriet Buckman to Girls 1 Cabinet. Acting as advisors for the Freshmen were Mr. Wooten and Mr, KeezeL men This year ' s freshmen showed great promise and a variety of talents , 74 Aaring, Lynda Adams, Leonard Aitrni, David Alfrey. Beverly Amos, Bitty AMUNDSON, RoGPIR Anderson, Carol Ann Anderson, Carol Jane AnIH RSON, Howard Angotti. James Awgotti, Velma Arnoldt. Joann Aylward. Donald Babb. David Bailey, Donna Bailey, Janice Baker, Cht ari Baker, Krista Banks, Gary Barer, Stanley Barker, Thelma Barlow. Naideni: Barr, Gary Barrett, Laurie Bates, Gene Baugh, Li. son Bell, Joseph Bennett, Connie Bennett. Bill B kr g e vin, Alice Birmingham, Virginia Blue, Clayton Borders, Phyllis Bovn i msn, Buwf, Bowen, Rose Marie Brash;ar, Harold Bridges. Harold Briggs, Bill Briggs, Wayne Brixey, Arthur Bros . Larry Brown, Carol Brown, Claudia Brown, Elton Brown, Son a Lee Bruce, Rosemary Brltnton Olltta Buck man, Harriet Burgess, Davio Calder. Mary Cal lagan, Jackie Campbell, Cora Belle Carder, Shannon Carlyle, Dennis Carpenter, Bill Carter, Joyce Case, Pat Cathey, Mary Etta Cazier, Russfll Cf.arley, Doris Center, Cathy Childers, Terry Christensen, Jerald Clark, Ben Clark, Cliff Colley, Jerry Colley, Wesley Conner, Gary Coopls, Barbara Cooper, Catherine Copeland, Ronald Coryell, William Cummings, Mary Jean Czyholo, Michael Dagl f, Dick Daniel, Curtis Davidson, Carl Davidson, Harold Davis, Arthur □avis, Carl Delaney, Bill De Witt, Ronald Dick man, Virginia Dixon, Luana Donaldson, Jack Donovan, Tom Downey, Janet Drake, Diane Btinff Phoiot 75 Duff, Carolyn Easton, Fred Lisin m ist:, Rix,nt Fldkidgf , Barbara Emicm, Grant HncjI hrltson. Norma English. Janet Esters, Shirley Eubanks, Lin Fairchild, Nancy Falter, John Farley, Li pot Faury. Rose Lle Fi h uun, Clifton Fsirel, Nancy Fields, Wayne Filan, Joy Flisram, Tommy Ford, David Forrest, Patty Fowler, Richard Frari s. Loydeeh Francis, Betty Franz bk, Richard Fulkerson, Joyce Gaddis, Leo Gainer, Gary George, Irene Gilmore, Pat GlEJM, JeaNNIE Gobble, Marilyn Goodhkw, Fred Graowohl, Nancy Gradwohl, Richard Graham. Laura G noMRtt, Betty GrOSOI BAUER , KaREN Gunderson, Dick G w inn, Douglas Hagen, Leon Hall, David Hall. Les Hamilton, Aileen Hamilton, Jo Hammond, Bill Harding, Jackie Harding, Norman Harmon. Melinda Hartley,, Bob Hartley, Bill Harvey. Earle Hastings, Joyce Hathaway, Judith Hawkins, David Hawks, Curtis Hayes, Paul Hays, Larry Heim signer. Don Hi imi, Gary Hlnagf.r, Le Roy Hentel, Dorothy Hina, Viola Hoff, Ramona Hopkins, James Hoppe, Laura Horner, Freddie Horton, Sharon Hoy, Ronald Hunt, Jerry Hunt, Larry Hunter, Susan Irving, Becky Jackson, Alfred Jackson, Beverly Jackson. Eileen Jackson, John Jamison, Harold Janni, Joe Jaussaud, Leon j ifu ris. Judy Johnson, Dayle Johnson, Howard Johnson, Judy Johnston, Lynn Johnston, Tommy Jones, Nancy Joseph, Eva Kendall, Betty —D r Burnt Pbotof 76 King, Rosalind KtNYi.il, Lu:annc Ki� r iif.i.ATNr:n t Gerald Kir km an, Ruth Kitson, Darlene Kittle, Bob Kussek, Mary Lou Klinsky, Delores Knapp, Larky Kno y, Conrad Knowles, Anne Knudsgn, Milton Kooreny. Jim Kri vs, Albert Ladd. Dick Lamb, Robert Lahgbecker, Ronald Lapink, Gary Lee, Marjorie Lwhut, Louise Like. Bob Littl ' kal, Joyce Loueau, Lvn Loney, Jerry Long, Dale Lucarklli, Jean Lucarellj. Johnny Lundin, Janet Lundin, Richard Lunds ford, Patricia Lusk. Billie Jo McAulay Barbara McCarthy. Wesley McCauley, Paula McClenny, Jim McCoy, Deanna McGqun, Cathey McCully Janice McDonald, Glenn McDowell, Richard McFalw, Sondra McFarlane, Jerry McLeod, Donald McMurpky, Wayne Maestretti. Gary Maestretti, Linda Many . Duane Marcy, Phyllis Maughan, Marlene Majcson, Gary Meiners, Myron Millf r, Morrie Miller, Robert Millgaro, Ted Mobley, Doris Mock, Maralyn Moreland, Boyd Morris, Dorothy Morris, Eillean Mor ressoin. Joyce MORRISSON, Wll.I.IAM Moses, Andy Mosley, Don Muller, Shirley Murdock, Jeanne Nally, Della Nejsses, Jim Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Marlene Nelson, Nlls Nelson. Virginia Ann Neuttz. Janice Nightingale, Martha Noaquist, Gary Nunn, Michael Oelkb, Nyla Oi.i son. Rich el le Omar, Sandra Onf ' ILL, Marlene Oswald, Elsie Marie Rage, Sally Parrott, Mary Parton, Joanne Pentecost, Sally Perry, Greg Pond, Kenneth Porter, Barbara Ra ils. Kenny Ramhow, Pif.rre Rambow. Wayne Rkbtllard, Gene Reeder, Jerry Reever, Jerry Rem bold, Georgian n Renville, La Verne Reimer, Maurice - —Dt Burnt Photos 77 Ritchie, Tim Rigsby, Beveily Kohirte, Janice Roam tv. Linda Hhiunv, Kay Ron in son. Don Rod . Bobby Rock� y David Ross, Judy Russell, John Russell . Alan Rut an, Bill Sabins. Cabla Mae Sabins. Raymond Sal a, Lois Saltmaksh. Don Saunders, Don Schaffert, Dennis So-ucx. Jisr Skiven, Tyke Shelton, Lairv Shi ni tilt, Carol Shepard, Carole Shoemaker, Judy Smith, Annette Smith, Dennis Smith, John Soper, David Sfrengel, Lev Staihng, El fie St am imuoh, Jerry Stamper, Darrell Steffy, Larry Stephens, Bill Stewart, Bob Stone road, Eileen StORRER, CaROL Stovall, Heten Strode, Patti Struthers, Allen Sullivan, Jackie Sullivan. Shannon Sullivan, Wewdall Tachibana. Patty Stadinc, Edgar Teague, Ralph Tf.al, Eugene Thomas, Nancy Thonney, Pilhard Transub, Janet Troeh, Cabla Trousdale. Lee Trudceqn, Duane Tucker, Dee Lee Underwood. RaE Unruh, Tommy Van Ausole, Kay Vaughn, Judy VOTENDAHL, DaRLFNE Wade, Norman Wagner, Linda Wainwright, Gordon Walker, Daniel Walker, Mary Walker, Tom Wallace, Donna Wallingford, Patricia Warvtqc, Bobby Wasimili.fr. Shirley Weatherly, Maureen Wi rater. Janlyn Weyer, Richard Wheeler, Frank White, Janice White ley, Roberta W ' hiteman, Judy Williams, Gayle Winn, Linda Wold, Dick Wolfe, Delbert Wolfson, Roger Wood. Carol Wooten, Brent Young, Ruth Zaro, David Zimmerman, Ann Zitherkopf, Bobby Zoller, Robert Lawrence, Patricia Barrett, Shirley - Dt BunCt PflOtQt 78 She ' 53 ’54 Soph o mo re A showed much talent and leadership ability. Leading this class in alt their undertak¬ ings first semester were; Jim George, Pres¬ ident; Melvin Hill, Vice President; Peggy O ' Neil, Secretary; and Robin Beck, Treas¬ urer. Serving as class representatives for the Boys ' and Girls ' Federation Cabinets were Richard Anderson and Ann Shepherd, respectively. Two girls, Jane Ann Sivertson and Susan Gilmore, were members of Girls Council The advisors for the Sophomores were Mr, Robert Bisnett and Mr, Jack Partin. During the second semester, the class leaders were: Bill Weber, President; Red Delaney, Vice President; Ann Shepherd, Secretary; and Dorothy Francis, Treasurer, Richard Anderson remained Boys ' Federation Cabinet representative while Janice Frank became the Girls ' Federation Cabinet representative. Serving on Girls ' Council this semester were Sue Roth and Beverly Hill, The most outstanding accomplishment of the Sophomores in the second semester was their realization of something that they had been working towards all year: Sophomores will be able, from now on, to order their class rings during the latter part of their sophomore year so that they will be able to wear them during summer vacation and all their junior year instead of mere¬ ly two-thirds of it. Their zealousness in accomplishing this task will be credited to them always. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Mel vim Hill, J EM George. Not Pictuui: PttBV O ' NEfL, RoftlN Bech, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Standmg: Red Du- LANtv, But Weber. Seated: Dorothy Francis. Ann Shepherd. Adams. Shirley Arehurst, Linda Albin, Wayne Aldrich, Howard Allen. Jim Ahim. Robert Andi son, Bosnia Anderson. RICHARD An boo ast, Raymond Arthurs. Joan Ash, Maurice Backous. Sally Bailey, Mart Lb e Baldwin. Beverly Ballencff. Vonda BaRRITT, JEANETTE Rich. Robin BkNEYIFL, MaRCFE Bfnnet, Harold BsnzeLv Bob Bikzsl. Darvle B e knave. Joanne Berry, Bill Binning, Diana Bikd, Johnnie Blue. Mai da Borum, Nancy Boyer, Roci i Boynton, Darlene Braden, Jim Bredsti-d, Elizabeth Bhilsi, June Brooks, Nancy Brooks, Melva Brown. Karen Brown, Melba Brown, Sharon Brown. Leroy Brown. Randall Bruce, Richard Brunt on, Barbara B uniHi jM. Jackie Burkhart, Roger Burdiss, Vanna Bury. Bob Butler, Leonard Carder, Myra Carlyle. Jerry Carney, Wer Carter. Don Carter. Geraldine Casper, Cathy Castoldi, Donald Ca toldl Duane Chandler, Sara Jo Chandler. Susan Cherryholmea, Royce Childers, Doris Chun, Marilyn Clay son, Janet Cobain, Patsy Cocki slink-, Mary Ann Conner, Carolyn Cook, Joe Cos on, Ellen Coyle, Ralph Crawford, Ray Croft, Ralph Cruthlrs. Charles Cummings, James Curcio, Mae Currie;, Frank Dammro f, Gwen Daniels, Frances Daniels. Monte Davenport, Lowell Davidson, Joy Davidson, Janet Jo De Kityser, Mary Jane Delaney, Red —Dt Burnt Photof 80 Depping, Marlen r . Dickenson, Richard Doggett, Tom DolJid as, Bill DOWNEY, Howard Drake, Ki m Dye, Louise Ekstrom, Larry Elkington, Roger Emi ' -rt, Sondra Eng, Dick Erdman. C lark Lruman, Joanne Esters, Cora Fagi rstron t Christine Fair, Ryan FARLEY, WFSLtY Fields. Jane Fleenor, Murl F oss, Sara Jo Francis, Dorothy Frank, Carl Frank, Janice Gary as, Phyllis Gar vie, Robert George, Jamies Gibs, Edna Gif V Gl.RAI.OIM ' Gifford. Donna Gilman, Don Gilmore, Sue Givens, Wallace Gosnety, Harold Gossett. Lf Roy Gradwqhl, Deanna Graf, Carolyn Graham, Allen Green, Kent Grow h. Charlene Grower, Darlene Gumm, Carroll Hamilton, Gerald Hanford, Dick Ham k . Jackie Hanley, Jo Ann Harding, Barbara Hargitt, Gerald Harmon, Lonnie Hath air ay, Pat Hector, La Verne Hein, Gar y Hi.ni.ine. Bryce Hfstfr, Lorine Hill, Beverly Hill, Melvin Hilliard, Janice Hinkle, I lone Holmes, David Holway, Tommy Hooper, Paul Hudson. Shirron Huff. Richard Hughes, Mary Ellen Hull. Shirley Hunter, Doreen Husel, Jeanette Hutchings, Lucy Irving, Marilou Irwin, Jim Jackson, David Jackson, Patricia Jensen, Barbara Jessup, Jimmy Jobe, Virginia Johnson, Janice Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Tom Jones, Betty Jonfs, Carole Ann Built Phatar si Jones, Don Jones, Veka Joy, La Veka Km.ln, Waynl Ki nni r Y, Eddie Kenhkdy . Fuldpie Kight, Mike Kimdall, Fred King, Eugenia Kingsley, Janice KiRCKGFSTMFR. HOWARD Kiyson, Duane: Knox, Dean Knudson. Gloria K«hn, Sally Marie Khgkqlmst. Ray K rum sick, Delores Lamott, J a nice Lancaster, Shirley Lane, Evelyn Lackey, Charles Lee, Jack Leichner, Cordelia Levis, Janice Levis, Margaret Link. Claudia Links, Veneta Lonfy, Beverly Lon by. Sherry Logan, Dr. vane Lucre, Marlvs Lund, Cathy Lybecker, Donald Lyons. Darrell McAdams, Donna McCallum, Marilyn McCarthy, Richard McCovan, Don McCoy, Clifford McCracken, Joy McElkaney, Mike McFarland, Lee McGlothljn, Pat McKillip, Peggy McKinney, Eleanor McKinnon, Jack McVay. Jerry Malina, Sally Madison, Jim Massif., Marie Mead, Rosalind Meier, Judy Mercado, Roger Mills, Fern Monroe, Nola Montgomery, Gerald Morris, Mike M oss, Shirley Munshy, Norman Muxlow. Marilyn Myers, Jimmy Reavis, Marlene Neill, Lci.abelle Nelson, Wilma Norqujst, Duane Oh ash i, Aililen Oldridge, Neil Olsen, Marie O’Neil, Peggy Ord. Marilyn Pask, Thomas Palmer, Jack Poe, Duane Pottratz, Franklin Rasco, Bervyn Reayis, Marlene Redpield, Gary Rf-dfield, Sharon R ecu la, Beverly R El SWIG. Gl RALDIHK “-Df Banff Photo f Z 2 fti m� ol ijt, Janet R( Tdi’ftS. fioBBY ftlMBI , EvaNGELINB Ritchie, Donald Robert .. r wi LI Roberts. Mtena Rogers. Gary Rose. Gf-ontii Rosen felt, Lawrence Ross. Mtrha Roycl, Eddy Roysi, Norman Sams. Delores Saunders, Phyllis Sawyer, Norma Jean Schmidt, Bftty ScHNELLER, JUDY Soiood-RX, Bobby Scott,, Emgen Seeley. Mary Sflph. Faye Shaw Tom Shepherd, Ann Shelley, Geraldine Sherwood, David Sivlrtson Janf- Ann Smiley, Carolee Smith, John Soots , Carolyn Stazel. Linda Steiner, Root r Stewart, Bill Stewart, Carol Ste wart, Johnny Stlllman Allyn Stovall, Ckerie Summers, Darlene Swanson Ronald Tack i ban a, JaKirk Tandy, Judy Taylor, Virginia Teeter, Don Thatcher, John Thompson, Freddie Thompson, Phyllis Thrasher Charlene Timmons. Nancy Tinker, Bob Todorovich, Patty Tompkins, Shannon Tompkins, Sherry Townsend. Jim Vale, Mickey Valentine, Cynthia Van Zandt, Darlene Vaughan Dennis Vincent, Vqnamy Wade Tom Walters, Harold Waters, Donna Watson, Gary Wbav r, Warren Weber, Bill Webster, Jim West, Mary Wfistgard, Quinlan Widener, Elaine Williams. Dixie Wilson, Eddie Wilson Herbert Wilson, La Verne Witt, Neil Wright, Richard Zaat Ted Zittkakopf, Gloria Tate, Vesta Roth, Boyd Roth, Sue Blackman, Karen —Dt Banff Photoi 83 Hdhe juniors prepared them Selves to taLe over the —X . (Jd. leadership in a bit and they added to that sum, the money Candy Sales. their Senior 1, ' jear. During their first semester, the Juniors were very capably led by: Bill Kirkman, President; A1 Elliot, Vice President; Mar¬ ilyn Spray, Secretary; and Carol Ann White, Treasurer. The Boys Federation Cabinet representatives were Paul Dague and Larry Warner and the girl who filled this office for the Girls Federation was Carol Lee Lut ton. Serving on Girls Council for the Jun iors this semester were Donna Mae Marr and Elizabeth Roberts. The big project for these lower-upper classmen this semester was the planning and carrying out of the Junior Prom which is always a big affair. To raise funds for the dance, this ambitious class gave a lively frolic on a night when there was no game and nothing much to do. This netted quite made from a Junior class Cake Sale and two For the second semester officers. Bill Kirkman and Marilyn Spray retained their offices of President and Secretary respectively, and Allen Wetzel took over the position of Vice President white Gail Anderson became Treasurer, The Boys’ Federation Cabinet representatives remained the same and the Girls ' Federation Cabinet representative office was taken over by Susan Tim¬ mons. Serving on Girls Council were Evelyn Kelly and Gloria Hayes. Junior class advisers were Mrs, Conway and Mrs. Gallivan. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS; Sill SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Kuicman. Carol Auk White, Al Standing: Bill Kirkman Allln Elliot. Sot Pictured ■ Maiilyn Wetxfl, Seated : Gail Anderson, Speav. Marilyn Spray, SUCH CONCENTRATION!! Adams, Janice Allen San d a Altemus, Moot Alteagoty, Boo Anderson, Andy Ande rson, Bi ll Anderson, Gail Audi a wn, Gorlqn Ar ucklf, Billie Mali ' Armstrong, Bon Aylwaad, Tom Bakt h. Janice Baker Lee Baker Janice Barnes, SI ary Lee Barnett, Bill Barney, John Rartck. Charles Bartflt, Vontda Beck Donald Becki l, Bon Belleville. Duane Bkrnavl, Richard Biiayscii. Helen Bickfl, Joan Btdne. Sally Bl an ford Jean B l rz l, Pat Bogle, Deanna Booker, Elon Bwrz, Fred Boylan, Sharon Brooks, Patsy Bryan, Mary Buoy, Gloria Burns, Betty Bussjni. Arthur Carle, Joan Carle, Mary Ann Cassell, Don Castoldl Richard Cazter, Lloyd ClLK, Anne Cisneros, Marsha Clarke, JoAnne Clarke, Carolyn Clay, Jim Clayton, Joanne Cole, Dj ibfht Colley, Bennie; Conklin, Darlene Coakrum, Lucille Cousins, Mary Com ell, Michal Crall, Anita Cramer, Esther Cunnington, Don Czyholo, Mary Ann d Aulaikg, Don Daguf, Paul DauGs, Daryl Daugs, Dennis Davenport, Earl — Dt Burnt Photot 85 Davis, Kay De Beaumont Daryl Dent, Carol Jean Dickinson. Clifford Dtcus Stan Dolan JCln Do vm, Bun Donaldson, Boa Downing, George Duane-, Lauain Draper Eddie Duff, Dollie Dull Sally Duyke, Genevieve Dye, Lois Fades. Kittle East. Tom Edwards, Theresa Eggeks. Dave Elliott. Al Guim, Bonnie Epstein. Sandra Esters, Jim Eubanks Jim Evans, Margaret Evans Ralph Ewer, Ralph Fairchild Larry Featherston, Byron Flrri l, Jim Fidoes, Jim Filan Leon Fisher, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Shirley Fong, Eugene F azure. Carol Foster. Marilou Fouste, Jake Fr liber king. Kathy Fulkerson. Marilyn Garner. Jeanette Gates. Barbara Gettman, Conrad Glum. Claude Gunn, Lyle Gradwohl, Gordon Grassi. Robert Grimes, Ann Grimes, Betty Grosgebauer, Billie Cudgel, Linda Gumm, David Hall Jerry Hanebut, Mark Harding, Richard Hargitt. Glenn Harmon Gloria Hahjuson, Pat Hart, Harriett Hastings, Carol Hawks Gerald Hayes Dale Hayes, Gloria —Dt Bum? Photos 66 Hayes Neil Hays, Don Hualy, Sylvia Helfer. Kenneth Hilfi r, L eon a ii ts HeusiiQ, Lois Hi units ' , Chuck Hicks. Robert Hill, Charles Hill, Jackie Hiili-r, Joanne HoixjIns, Paul Hoppe, Betty Hume, Gene Irvino. Da yip Tsitt, Davip Jackson, Shaky Jin ice ns. Max Jefferis, Nancy Jentzsch, Al Jose, Barbara Johnson, Leonard Jqlsttad, Norma Jones, Gerwyn Jones, John Jones. Sharon Keen, Barbara Kelly, Evelyn Ki.li.n, Mlrtvin Kfrr, Nancy King, Jo Ann Kirkmaw, Bill Klein, Janice Klupas. Don Knudson, Shirley Kolbus, Bos K ooit. Virginia Lane, Celia Langton, Stan Larson, Merllnb Lee, Wayne Lelper, Sharon Lilley, Jean Linton, Jim Lock haro, Golda Logston, Sally Long. Jackie Lutton, Carol McBripf, Dick McBridf, Priscilla McCallum Judy McCauley, Don McClanf-, Jubee McCoy, Richaro McDaniel, Jessie Ann McDowell, Sylvia McFall, Pat McFalls, Joyce McKinney, Don Man son, Don Mark, Donna Marshall. Don alp Martin, Roy Alee —Dr Bimfr Phoi i 87 Matthew s, Margarit Mauchan, Jack Meiei, Vivian Mitu t, Alvin Milieu, Delores Miller, Janet Miller. Marvin Mills. Filed Mitchell Ruth Mobley, Calvin Moore Charles Mortzi., Hal Morton, Darrell Mosley, Bert Muller Walden Murdock. Kaye Murphy Ken Muarii i s. Keith Nalder, Ronnie Lou N f w bill, Eugene NnOH, Mart Noble, Zina Oldham Cart Olbjon, Todd Osborne Gail Oye. Barbara Palmer, Jim Paul, Wilma Pinkerton, Anita Porter, Sally Powers, Nancy Powers Wayne Pratt, De Anna Preston, Elizabeth Price Larry Price Thomas Rebill ard, Ann Refd, Virgil Reed, Wayne R tT TtG, Thomas Rew, Stuart Richards Ardell Riley Louie Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Jean Roberts Susan Robertson, John Rodda, Alan Rofjdfl. Marcia Rowell, Bob Rudin, Diane Ruff, Janet Rust, Glenn a Jean Saiteh, Virginia Samuel, Marvin Sanders, Larry Schmeidmiller, John S cHHELLEX, JuDY Schock Rink r Schvank Gary Schwarz. Bob Scott, Sharon Sfldfn, Sandra —Dir Bun ? Phot of m Shelley, Geraldine Sheridan, Jack Shinto. Patty Jean S i r i s . Dave Sparks Claire Spies, Lorraine Sprat, Marilyn Stambauch, Ralph Stevens, It .a Stoll er, Phil SruNi ROAD, Judy Sutherland, Walter Taj-abere, Herb Taylor, Merly Teall, Edwin Thompson, Frank Timmons, Susan Todd„ Gary Tomlinson, Glenda Tompkins, Dan Toth. Betty Lou Townsend, Ada Mae Troeh, Paul Turner, Jcanine Ulrich, Elinor Underwood, Ken Upcrapt, Barbara Wade, John Ward, Martha Warner, Diane Warner, Larry Watson, Helen Wetzel, Allen White, Carol Whitney, Eleanor Wiley, Jim Williams, Yvonne Wilson, Gathern Wilson, Wallace Wise, Kay Wood, Dale Wood, Larry Worley, Bruce York, Ronald Zaecel, Vance Zier, Myrna Zv mvalt, Ronald Sprelngu-, Joyce Hehn, Dick 89 Once again, the senior class of Wa-Hi marched to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. This year it was the Class of 54 that was granted the satisfaction and glory of this moment that they had awaited so long. The first semester officers of the class were President Eddie Epstein, Vice President Terry Tucker, Secretary Lea Stegtniller, and Treasurer Annette Cote, Eddie w r as again President during the second semester, while the other officers were Vice President Jim Hopkins Secretary Shari Smith, and Treas¬ urer Mary Jane Mi lb rath, Myrna Moore led the Girls’ Federation, and for the first semester, Nancy McAdams and Marian Ulrich were representatives to Girls’ Council, with Sharon Allen on Girls Cabinet, Second semester, Faye Rigsby and Darlene Reiswig were on Girls’ Council, and Peggy Nessel w r as on Girls Cabinet. The Boys’ Federation was presided over by Dave Casper with Gary Darling and Jim Jeepe, representatives to Boys’ Cabinet for both semesters. The Class of ’54 stands high in scholastic achievement with Carolyn Reynolds and Eddie Epstein sharing the honor of Valedictorian, Both have 4. grade averages, Marian Ulrich was class salutatorian with a 3.95 grade average. Other successful ventures of the class, under the guidance of Mrs. Guenther and Mr, Klava no, were the Senior Play, M Char lie s Aunt, the Senior Ball, Street Scene, and the Senior Sneak. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Swari 3m rT h, Mary Jane Mjlbaath, Eddie Epstein, Jim Hopkins. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Lea Stegmiller Annette Cote ' , DOUBLE. DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE Terry Tucker, Eddie Epstein. Alice Ross, Annette Cote ' , Darlene Reiswig. 90 Sharon An a ms Retail Qub I Attendance Office As Y Manager Lost Found Manager Savings Stamps Sharon Allen N M.S. Sponsor Lt. El Adrea Vice Pres, Journal Back-Page Edit. Varsity Ball Queen Donna Armstrong Minute Girl Gene Aliverti Key Club Choir Operetta Legislative Assembly Don Anderson Larry N, Axtell Football FF.A. Treasurer Parliament ary procedure President F,F.A. Judging Team Bob Allen Sports F.D. Hi’Y Vice Pre . H.O.T.C, Captain Operetta, 4 years Choir Norman Arbini F.F.A. F.F.A- Basketball Myrtle Barner Leg. Assembly Retail Club I Sec. Attendance Office Clifford D. Bates F.F,A„ Treasurer Key Gob Robert C. Becker Basketball Captain Football F.D, Hi V Baseball Sophomore Class Pres, Maurice W. Blake Choir President Hquites Hi-Y Operetta R.O.T.C, Drill Team Bette Barnett Band Librarian Advanced Speech Choir Make-up Chairman Dean ' s Office Joe Behgevin F.F.A. President N.H,£. W.W. Hl-Y A.S.B. Cabinet Livestock Judging Team Gene Blattman Track Bob Beach Burners Hi-Y Drill Team Art Club R,O.T,C r Officer Red Mill 4 ' Firefly Joyce Behney MRS journal Editor Soromia President Student Court Sponsors Paul Board F.D. Hi-Y B Squad Baseball Ronald B, Boscow ‘ The Firefly Ml and EnsrmbU F,D. Hi V TffiiurfT Commissioner of HaJU Russell Brown Choir R O.T.C Officer Tom Butler Rifle Team David Bosse Royal Blur Start Hquite Hi-Y Senior Bend Pep Bind Freshmen Boys Gle Ruthie Burkhart Tethany Minute Girl F.HA, Doris Byerley Gimmel Teth Club Council Girls ' Fed, Cabinet Girts Fed, Council Ski Oub Chuck Branson Choir N.H.S. R.O,T,C. Captain OisrhCs Aunt ' Ail School Play Betty jo Burnap Girls Fed, Vic Pres. El Adrea Secretary Sponsors Girls Fed, Cabinet Legislative Assembly Emma Jean Carder Retail Cub 1 Homeroom President P,E. Assistant Library Assistant Ed Carle F,D. Applegate Hi-Y Ed Carter Yell Squad F D. Hi Y Trade David B, Casper Football Track W.W Hi Y Vice-Pres. N,H,S. Vice-Pres, Boys Fed- Pres Anna Belle Carney Transfer from Umapine, Oregon Jim Carter Key Club P.F A, F.F.A- Basketball and Judging P.E. Assistant Track Ed Casseday F.F.A, Shop Assistant Driving Council Beverly Carter Orchestra Chorus Deans Office Asi ' r. Pat Carter Art Club Home Room President Transfer from San Diego CaliL Girls Club G.A.A. Bud Cassell Orchestra Concert-master Junior Red CroS Vice-President Senior Band Pep Band Clyde Catron Basketball Football W.W. Club Batehall Lfciilattirr Aurmbl|r Glen Coffey Beginners Luck Char Ley ' a Aunt ’ Advanced Speech Eqtuiws Hi-Y Drama Club Robert Corlew ' My Little Margie ' Gurley ' Aunt 1 Equites Hi-Y ' Legislative Assembly Senior Bind Reed Clark, Jr. Senior Bind Pep Band Gull Team Legislative Assembly Roger Cole Annette Cote Spomirs 1st Lt. N.H.S, Grenno Se Cee Homecoming Queen A S B. Cabinet Daniel Clem Royal Blue Editor N.H.S. Drill Tram R.O.T.C Reg. Adj. Equitrs Hr Y Sec. ' Treas. Marilyn Cook Annual Staff Wa-Hi Ski Club Mr. Ledbetter ' s Ah ' l A dvanced Girls Glee Ernest A. Cowell, Jr. Senior Play l, 4 Advanced Speech Band Transfer P.A. Engineer Elizabeth Anne Walter Dale Cram Cousins N.H.S Choir Accompanist A S B Cabinet Girls Fed, Cabinet Sponsors Darlene Cummins Eileen Cunningham C hoir Commercial AsYt Vicr Principal ' i Office Gary Da mm rose Gary Darling Hi-Y Boy ' s Fed. Cabinet P.H. Assistant Stewart Croft Arthur Currie Intramural Sports Mary Lynn Davin Flag Swingers Sponsors Sevent ee ns El Adrea President Gub Council Secretary Forrest C. Day W.W.Chib BoxiBf Legislative Assembly Sheri, tN Decker Luilla Dudley La tufa President Wa-Hi Choir Drama Club Legislative Assembly Phyllis DeBoer Senior Band Cap and Gown Comm. Dean ' s Office Ass ' t. Senior Spon. Career Day Big Sister Gary E, Dickinson Retail Selling Club Football Drill Team Band Rifle Team Dorothy Duke Art Club Sec- flc Trea . Gif Is Rifle Corp. Girls Fed. Cabinet Legislative Assembly Lawrence F. Deccio R.O.T.C Lt Lt. State Farmer Legislative Assembly F.F.A. B Squad Baseball Sharron Djngee G.A.A. Minute Girl Girls Sports Sharon Eastman N.H.S, Secretary Gumnel Teth Student Court Girl ' Cabinet Sponsors Robert Easton Eq tides Hi V N.H.S Drill Team Orchestra Djck Esteb Senior Band Journal Staff Key Club Carol Farley Library Assistant Attendance Office Frank Ellis Equites Hi Y N H.S. Drill Team Arthur Evans Equites Hi Y Homeroom President A.S B. Card Sales Wa-Hi Safely Council Transfer from Umatilla Janet Farrens Latura V ice-Pre . Choir Cap and Gown Comm, Charlie Aunt ' My Little Margie ' Eddie Epstein R.O.T.C. Lt. Q� L Equites Hi-Y Pres. Co-Valedictorian Varsity Basketball Senior Class Pres. Marlene Fagg Sponsors 2nd Lt. El Adtea Girl ' Fed. Cabinet Freshman Shuffle Shop Comm. Legislative Assembly Secretary Don Featherston Elsie Esther Filan Tom Flaherty Joyce Marie Fliseam A,S.B- Secretary N.H.S. Sardinia Legislative Assembly Retail Club Buyer Divendo Club Retail Selling Oub T reasurer Girls ' Fed Assembly Louie Foss Donna Fouste Bob Fouts Library Assistant Basketball Baseball W.W. Club P.E. Assistant Gary L. Frakes F.F.A. F.F.A. Judging Legislative Assembly Dennis Tim Frakes Key Oub F.F.A. F.F.A. Judging F.F.A- Parliamentary Team F.F.A. Basketball Carlene Kaye Frank A.S.B. Treasurer N.H.S. Grenno Se Cee H.M.S, Pinafore Sponsors Sunne M Frazier Ledbetter ' Office Legislative Assembly Commercial Assistant Rig Sister Frf ruan Girls ' Gift Gary Gale Wood shop Assistant Carpentry Dick Gilman Equite Hi-Y Drill Team R.O.T.C Officer Margaret Fkederking B jckroom Dub Council F.H.A, Treasurer Library Assislant Alice Gardner F.H.A. Girls’ Glee Badminton Transfer front Drummond. Montana Gail Gleaton Retail Selling Club Secretary Big Sister Freshman Girl ’ Glee Georgia Fry L. Gail Gettings Projectionist Rifle Team Shop Anittint Richard Glaspey Boxing Art Club Virginia Gobble N.H.S, Royal Blue Copy Editor Jouriul Business Editor Tethany Driml Cltlk Ronald Grass! Senior Bind Pits, Choir Vice-Pres. Key Club Dante Band Pep Band Stanley Guinn Frtshmin Boys Glee Ecj ij i tc4 HbY Dick Gohlman FJ , HbY Secretary Varsity Basketball Mgr, Varsity Football Mgr. Golf Team P,E. Assistant Scott Gruber A-S-B, Chief Justice N.H.S. Equites Hi V Pres Drill Team Homeroom President John Hamilton Legislative Assembly Key Club Chou- Senior Band Dance Band Leader Beverly Goss Betty Grueneich Royal Blue Business Manager Library Assistant Commercial Assistant Louie Hamm N.H.S. Equites Hi-Y Chaplain Royal Blue Make-up Editor Freshman Boys ' Glee Yvonne Hanebut Soromia Treasurer Girls ' Rifle Corps Choir Girls ' Fed, Cabinet Attendance Office Robert Hartwell Retail Selling II Pres. Football Boys’ Cabinet Art Hansen Divendo Club Retail Club I Pres. Michael Harvey R.O.T.C. Officer Drill Team Retail Gub Dance Band Bob Hanson F.D. Hi Y Dance Band Shop Assistant Boys Cabinet Leland E. Hasting Senior Band Dance Band Band Drum Major Qioir Firefly Harold Hays Donna Heimbigner Paul W, Hein Projection Staff Retail Club Sates Mgr. Commercial Assistant Homeroom Vice-Pres. Library Assistant Big Sister Drill Team Military Officer Proircuoniit Radio Amateur Class, and dub Marilyn Holway Commitriil AiiWtant John Hergbrt All State Football Baseball F D, HTY R.O.T.C Captain W.W. dub Jessie Jewel Hopkins Retail Selling W.R.C Barbara Jackson Retail Clubs Reporter Sponsors Attendance Office Ass ' t, Honrseroom Presi dent Career Day Ray Herring Color Guard Jim Hopkins N,H.S. Equites Hi-Y Varsity Baseball Boy ' Intramural Dir. Senior Qm Vice-Pres. Charlene Jackson Art Club President Big Sister Joan Arlene Hosfelt Latura Royal Blue Picture Editor Senior Band Devi trite Vica-Pres. Legislative Assembly Richaro W„ Jansen Football Track W.W Club N.H,S. F.D. Hi-Y Dick Jenkins Art Quh Tumbling Transfer from Topeka. Kansas Barbara Jensen Trtbany Act Club Cap and Gown Comm. Journal Staff Transfer Twin Falls Idaho ,u Rae Jin kens F.H.A. Commercial Assistant ' I M 1 T . ■ N H S. Football Equites Hi-Y Choir Donna M. Johnson Grenno Se Cee Legislative Assembly Choir Triple Trio Ray Joseph Jr. Red Cross Pres. Legislative Assembly Mv Little Margie” Club Council Equites Hi-Y James A. Jeppe W.W. Hi-Y V.-Pt es. W.W. Club Basketball Football Bob Jones Senior Band Pep Band Orchestra Thelma Lou Katsei. G.A.A. DlVffldtl Retail Selling V.-Prr ft, Devil’s Den Cashier Transfer from Moscow. Hahn Monte Kauffman Bill Kelly Shirlev Kelly F D. Hi-Y Varsity Baseball Legislative Assembly P.E. Assistant F.F.A. Football Re-transfer Choir Secret ary of La tor a Mimeographing Gail Kennedy Sljzanne Kent Neal King Tethanv Choir Minute Girl ' ‘Firefly NH.S. Sponsors 1st Lt. Girls ' 1 Fed. Treasurer Girls ' State El Adrea Equitrs Hi-Y Band Patti Jean Kirk Jay Dee Klassen Nadine Klein Commercial Assistant Legislative Assembly F’lomeroom President Senior Tea Senior Band Pep Band Legislative Assembly Choir Grenrto Se Cee Past Double Mixed Ensemble Sheri Koehler PUgftringm Grrnno Sr Cee Srfluir Pi av Student C’oUrt Girls Fed. Cabinet Esther Marlene Lane Senior Bind Strtfrtary Captain Girls Rifle Tram N MS. I atura Orchestra Norma Jean Lee La (ura Minute Girl Wayne Kuhn W.R.C Stair Pres, W,R,C. Stair Gov. Band Football Office Assistant Evelyn Langbecker N.H.S. Grenno Sr Cee Choir Transfer from Yakima, Wash. Kenneth Lemke Football Track W.W, Hi-Y W W Club Barbara Lacey Choir PJL Assistant James Langford Tom Leonard A.S B. President All School PUy, I. V WAV. He Y Chaplain Va mt y Foot bal I, 5 i, Freshman Class Pres. Doris M. Linn Junior Rind Managrr Freshman Girls ' Glee Retail Selling Club Advanced Girls ' Glee Div« ndo Barbara Long F,HA Club Council Commercial Assistant Gerald McDonald F.F.A. Secretary Stock Judging Crop Judging F F A Ba k-tbill F.F.A Parliamentary Turn Pearl Livengood Jack Lloyd Sponsor Captain B Squid Football N.H.S. Secretary Seventeen! Girls ' Fed. Secretary Grenno Se Ce Vke- Pres. and Treas, Nancy Jean Bertha McCarty McAdams N.H.S, Choir Secretary Grenno Se Cee See. Royal Blue Indr Ed. Girl« ' Council Kenneth Maestretti La Donna Mathia Girls ' Fed, Assembly Tethany Lewiston Exchange Assembly Transfer from New Mexico Bob Mauchan Track Mary Jane Milbrath N.H.S Girls ' Cabinet and Council Seventeens Sponsors Soromia Janet Mitchell Sponsor Slid Sergeant El Adrea Treasurer Girls ' Fed. Cabinet Choir Legislative Assembly Ruth Metcalf Robert Miller P,E. Assistant Dick Mobley A.$.B. Vice-Pres. N.H.S President F,D Hi Y President Assoc. Editor Journal W.W. Club Lois Meyer F.H.A. Commercial Assistant Transfer from Spokin ' -. Washington Fred Mitchell Nels Mqdine Dale Montgomery Dale Moore N.H.S. Mvrna Moore Girls ' Fed. Pres. Seventeen Salute to Spring Queen Sorocnia Sponsors Nancy Jean Moore Junior Red Cross Vice President DeifTs Offirt Auiiunf Advanced Art Big Sister Aft Glib Sharon Needham T ethiny Homeroom Officer Thomas Rowland Morrell Senior Band Legislative Assembly Sophomore Assembly Carol Nelson Freshman Girls ' Glee Retail Selling Club Mary Lots Myers Library Assistant Principal’s Assistant Attendance Office La i ura President Peggy Nessel Flag!winger Head Softwmi Sponsor Firefly Seventeen 1 Jerry D. Nickelson Betty Jean Noal Commercial Assistant Minute Girl Vernice Noble G.A.A. Girls Tumbling P.E. Assistant Projection Assistant Library Assistant El da Louise Steve Oury Janice Owsley NoRDHEtM My Little Margie F.F.A. Sweetheart F.H,A President Wa Hi Dance Combo Sponsor 2nd Lt. Choir Advance Speech-Radio Fl Adrea President Oub Council Boeing N.H.5. Adv, Chorus F.H.A. Treasurer Drama Oub Girls State Gordon Page Maxine Pay lor Lela Mae Pentecost Choir G.A.A. N.H.S. Track Grenno Se Cee F.D. Hi Y Choir Soph, Assembly Cap and Gown Rifle Team Committee Vernon Poe Jim Potter B Squid Foal bill Carpentry Harold D Rahn Rifle Trim Captain Key Oub 3rd Year R.O.T.C First year F.F.A, Carolyn Reynolds N-H.S. President Chairman, Oub Council Sororma President Fed, Gab. Social Head mi Girls’ State Faye Rigsby Sponsors Soromia Seventeen Girl ' Cab. and Council Choir Charles Robertson Jerry Rice F,F,A. Club Reporter F.F.A, Judging Red Crovi Representative Marjorie Riley Gimme t Teth President N.H.S, Girl ' Fed, Assistant Choir Elaine Rogers Tran tier from Mu Hi Choir Otona La Grand Music Festival Donna Ramage Tethaiiy Art Club Ron Reihl W.W. Hi-Y Shuffle Shop Comm. Boys ' Cabinet Third Year R.OT.C. Judy Rawson Attendance Office Principal t Office Career Day Darlene Reiswig MRS, Gimme I Teth, Vice- Pres,-—-Treat. Yell Queen Junior Prom Queen Sponsors Bell Reever Legislative Assembly Bays’ Cabinet JoAnn Delveta Reyburn Retail Club Principal ' s Assistant Big Sister Pep Club Maralyn Richtwine Wj -billies and Omnibus Advanced Speech Art Club President Nurse ' s Office Dave Roach F.F.A, Bruce Rommel Drill Team Equites Hi Y R.O.T.C. Officer Jerry M. Roper Art Qub Karen Ross Tfthany President Girls’ Fed, Cabinet Qub Council Advanced Speech Art Oub President Donald Scholl Football Track W;W. Hi Y President B,O.T,C Captain Boys ' Fed, Vice Pew, Alice Ross Chairman of Assemblies GtfU 1 Cabinet Legislative Assembly Gimme I Teih President Art Oub Rachel Schaefer Tethany Cap and Gown Comm. Transfer from Pendleton, Oregon Douglas Seely W.W, Hi Y W.W. Club Track James Ross Elizabeth Louise SCHMELZER Retail Qub Vic -Pres. Choir Attendance Office Big Sister Home Room President Marilyn Sefren Freshman Girls ' Glee Don Shafer A.S.B. Fire Chief Equites Hi-Y Pres, R.O T.C Major N.H.5. Qub Council Janet Shepard Retail Club F,HJV Legislative Assembly Library Assistant Janet Sherwood Choir Jean Shemwell N.H.S, Big Sister Book room Assistant Pep Club Treasurer Dean’s Office Assistant Jjm Shepherd N.H.S, F.F.A- Bsys ' Fed. Sec.-Treas. Equites Hi Y Vice-Pres. Ski Team Nada Sherwood Advanced Chorus Mimeographing Jim Shenepelt T rack Claire Sherwood El Adrea Cap and Gown Comm. Ledbetter’s Office Nurse’s Office Property Head Play Ralph Shively Art Qub Norma Simons N.H.S. Devilettai Secretary Legislative Assembly Royal Blur Go-Bun nets .Manager Litwi Lea Stegmh.ler El Adrra Tmitittr Sec. of Senior Class Girls ' Frd. Cibtnft Royal Blur Start journal Start Karen Stevens S fdJuta Pres. Girls 1 ' Frd, Cabinet, Hrad Sponsors Cub Council Orchestra Loretta J. Smjth Soromta V ice-Pres. Girls ' Frd- Cabinet Royal Blur Staff Club Council Tennis Tram Don Steindorf Advanced Shop Red Cross Hall Monitor Student Body Card Sales Rosene Stevenson Commercial Assistant Homeroom Officer G.A.A, Transfer from Marysville, Wash, Shari Smith Senior Oiu Secretary N,H.S. Grenno Se Of Pre . Girls ' Fed, Cabinet Assistant Art Club Vice -Pres. James Lewis Stephens Advanced Speech Public Address Assist. Shop Assistant MaRJANNE STRAUCHAN Transfer from Mac-Hi Journal St art-Reporter Mimeographing Geo roe Sullivan Football Track W.W, Club W W. Hi V P,E, Assistant Nancy Talbott Office Assistant Choir F.H.A. Girls ' Fed, Minute Girl Advanced Chorus Virginia Summers Choir Legislative Assembly Dean ' s Office Assistant Girls ' Fed, Assembly Girls ' Sports Carla Thompson Warren Triebwasser Pro ection Staff Terry A. Tucker NH.S. Equitrs Hi-Y, V.-Pres. Drill Team Senior Class Vice-Pres. f Carol Swegle Journal Ex, Editor Art dub Library Assistant Myhna Lee Travaille Senior Band Band Officer Pep Band F.HA, Cap and Gown Comm. Marian Ulrich N.H,S Treasurer Gimmrl Teth Girls ' Rifle Corp, Vn-e-Pres, G.A.A, Pres, Girls 1, Council Dorothy Upcraft Soromia Girls ' Fed, Cabinet Choir Mixed Ensemble Cap and Gown Comm. David E. Walker Advanced Speech Public Address Rid IQ Him Stage Rifle Team Sharon Joy Webes R etail Club Di vendo dub Legislative Assembly Club Council Gretchen Welk Junior Red Cross G.A.A. G,S.C Audio Visual Assistant Big Sister Albert Wilson Advanced Speech All-State Chorus P.A, Assistant Choir T rifisfer Audrey Workman Transfer from Towchet, Wash. Mickey Workman Football Tracfe Boxing Wrestling P E, Assistant Patsy Workman Art Club Junior Red Cross Beverly Young Legislative Assembly Junior Red Cross Principal ' s Office Vice Principal ' s Office Commercial Assistant Cecil E, Zaat Drill Team Ret ait Club I Franklin Henzel Projectionist Legislative Assembly Retail Club II Dan Tate Evelyn Zaro F.H.A, President Retail Selling Homeroom President Minute Girl Roland Hussey Sports Not Pictured; Ramona Day Virginia Meyers Anna Paganini Delores Webster Santo Patricia Graham Don Cline Bruce Zjer FT, A, Grass Co-op Boxing Beverley LaTTTN Transfer, High line High School, Seattle Journal Nurse’s Office Edward Dickinson Ken Dolan Dennis Fleenor Bor Ofheim Matias Reyna Neilen Walden Even as the sun slowly sinks below the horizon, so this year draws to a close. It has been, for most of us, a year of happiness and goals achieved; a year of ideals and ambitions realized. In the fu¬ ture as you look back on it, may this book serve as a chronicle of the happenings that meant so much to all of us. May it be a record of your joys and triumphs, and even of some of the more sorrowful moments; for life has its bitter as well as its sweet. We hope that you will never forget Wa-Hi and all it stands for; that you will always remember the friends you met and the things you did here, for they have become an irrevocable chapter in your life and in the history of this school. The Wa-Hi Blue Devil can well be proud of the , 53- , 54 year, for it has been one of accomplishment and satisfaction. 1 Lm da Stani Olor id. 2i ' tt«.r opf Vond.cc BcaUnqee tfittic f A i.rte Ar buck It Lta Stf mUkr Janice Ta.chibo.na fSAarilun .DC .Janice. tWer V ryiuiu M ' SS (jrQ. . Marry AU emus A L _ J_ i. Atcknowled men i J— — As a final note, the staff of the Royal Blue would like A to take this opportunity to thank those who have made the publication of this book possible. Our special appreciation •s? is extended with heart-felt thanks to; the students, faculty. Jn? Bontrop, DeBunce, Miller, Roberge, and Vi tart studios, Mr. Bob Craves, Dr C. Balcom Moore, tlie Walla Walla || ia | Union-Bui let in, the Walla Walla College Bindery, Arte raft Mr Engraving Company, S. K. Smith Cover Company, and ( the patrons ami patronesses. We ' ve had a lot of pleasure and hard work in making up the annual this year, and we w hope that in the future you will get as much enjoyment as uc have had from the L954 ROYAL B! I. K. wm s-i __ Money AA c Adoni6 Louie -jlmrn Vfc ni Albiq H bud tbse and patronesses The Bakcr-Boyer National Bank The Bee Hive Store Bontrop Studio Braden Tractor and Equipment Co. Campbell’s Industrial Cleaning, Inc. Coca-Cola Bottling Company The College Bindery Columbia Feed and Seed Co. Darigold Dickey ' s Barber Shop The Donald Duck Bread Company Electric Home Service Falkenberg’s The Feed Bin Garden City Feed Mill Gardner and Company Henderson Office Supply Henry E, Gross Jackson ' s Sporting Goods Jayne’s Typewriter Exchange Key City Cleaners Radio Station KUJ Kurt’s Decorative Service Melcher-Ray Machinery Company Miller Studio Morgan Builder’s Supply Co. Morrison Supply Company Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Poultry Shipping and Feed Co. Roedel ' s Scotty” Cummins’ Athletic Supply Sherwood and Roberts, Inc. Tallman’s Uptown Music Studio Vitart Studio Wade’s The Walla Walla Clinic Farm Bureau Co-op Walla Walla Drug Walla Walla Grain Growers, Inc. The Walla Walla Union-Bulletin White Bros. Company Wilton’s Shoes Young ' s Yankee Dairy 107 A Aaring, Lynda 37, 75 Adams. Janie . 36, 49, 52 5 Adimi. Leonard, J6, 75 Adams, Sharon. 51, 54, 71, 91 Adams, Shirley, 80 Aernt, David, 25 75 Akrhurst. Linda, 55, 80 Alhin, Wayne, 65, 71, 80, 106 Aldrich Howard, 20, 23, 65, GO Alexander, Marshall, 9, 30, 19, 51, 70 Alfrey, Beverly, 26, 37 75 Aliverii, Gene, 36, 47, 62, 91 Alien, Bob, 36, 46. 91 Allan. Jim. 65, SO Alien. Sandra. 05 Allen, Sharon. M. 15, 10, 19, 34. 16, 48, 56, 63 90 91 Alttmgi, Mtrrv, 13 15 44, 30 32 5®, 59, 70 72, 85 106 Allergen, Boh, 20 46 53, 65, 85 Alyward, Jade, 65 Amhr. Belly, 25, 75 Amb , Robert. 65. 80 Amundsen, Roger. 23, J6, 43 59, 75 Anderson, Andy. 16 35, 65, 85 Anderson, Bill, 27, 35. 47, 65, 85 Anderson, Bobbie, 37, 8(1 Anderson. Carol, 75 Anlerson. Carol Ann, 37 75 Andersen, Don 9 Anderson, Don, 49 73 91 Anderson Galt, L2 36 45 63. 84, 85 Anderson Gordon, 21 46. 53 57. 65, 85 Anderson, John 9 Anderson, Howard, 23 36, 75 Anderson. Richard. 12, 13 16, 20, 4L 46 53 65. 79, 80 AngoCti, James, 75 Angottt Velma. 37 75 Arbint, Norman, 91 Arhogaat. Raymond, 55, 80 Arbtickle. Billie M r«, 36, 51 53 70. 72 73 85, 106 Armstrong, Bob. 47, 65, 85 Armstrong Donna 14 91 Arttoldi, Joann, 14 15. 37. 75 Arthurs, Joan 36. 53. 70 80 Ash. Maurice, 80 Austin, B. E,, 9 Asttell, Larry, 20, 51 91 Aylward, Donald. 23 43. 75 Aylward, Tom, 85 B Babb, David 75 Back out. Sally, 37, 80 B nley, Donna, 17 75 Bailey Janie , 75 Badry, Mary Lee, 63, 80 Bakrr, Qherri 37, 75 Baker, Janice, 45. 63 85 Baker, Krista, 75 Baker, Lee, 12 13 21 40 53 65 85 Baldwin Beverly, 80 Billrngee, Vanda 12. 36. 50. 72 73. 80, 106 Banks, Gary, 41 66, 75 Barer. Janice, 11, 15, 18, 19, 45, 72, 73, 85. 106 Barer, Stanley, 25, 59. 74. 75 Barker. Thelm . 37 75 Barlow, Naidene 37 50 75 Bartief , Myrtle, 12. 13, 49. 54. 73. 91 Barnes, Mary Lee, 85 Barnett, Bette, 30 36 39. 54, 70. 91 Barnett. Bill, 35 47 67 85 Barney. John, 65 85 Barr. Gary. 25. 36, 75 Barnrt, Jeannette, 37 69 80 Barriit. Larne, 66 75 Barritt, Shirley, 25 7® fijrtvh. Charles, 85 Bartelt, Vonda, 54 85 Bates, Gifford. 47 67, 91 Bates. Gene 23 57 74, 75 Baugh, Ebon, 36 75 Beach. Boh, 36. 47. 52, 62 64. 65. 91 Beadsman, Karen, 83 Beck, Donald, 46, 64, 65 85 Beck, Robin, 23, 65, 79, 80 Berkel. Boh, 12 41,42, 46, 53, 61, 64, 65, 85 Becker, Bob, 20, 40, 42. 46, 53 55 91 Belt, Joseph, 75 Brllcvtllr, Duane 47 64. 65 T 85 Bfittfitl, Margee, 69, 80 Ben net, Harold, 23, 26 38, 47. 58, 65, 70. 80 B nnm. Bill 24 36 75 Bennett, Connie. 75 Benrel, Boh, 65, 80 Binirl Daryl , 24, 80 Bergevnt Alicia, 75 Btr evm, Joe. 12, 13, 29 34. 46, 62, 63 66. 67 91 B?rnave, Joanne 36 45 63, 80 B?rnave. Richard. 47. 65 85 Berney, Joyce. 12, 13, 14, 18 19, 28. 34, 36. 44. 4 5, 63, 91 Berney Mark, 9 Berry, Bill. 63 80 B?mf, Genevieve, 9 B?rtsch. Helen, 12 16, 85 Bickel, Joan, 36, 48, 85 B.dne, Sally. 85 Binning. Diana, 14, 80 B td, Johnnie. 24, 80 Birmingham, Virginia, 80 Bunrn, Robert, 9, 11,71 79 Blake Maurice, 12, 36 62. 65, 9i Blanlord, Jean, 85 Blattman, Gene. 65 91 BSi� Pat. 51, 53 55 69. 85 Blue Clayton, 25 75 Blue, Miida, 14, 15, 37, 48, 63, 80 Board. Paul, 46 49, 91 Ragle. Deanna, 13 15 3ft., 48, 63 85 Booker, Elon, 12, 65, 85 Bergers. Phyllis, 37, 73 Brum, Nancy, 12, 13, 37. 48 63, 80 Boschkee, Wilbur, 9 Boscow. Ronald, I2„ 13, 35. 36, 46, 92 Basse , David. 47 73 92, 106 Bostrlman, Eddie, 75 Boutr, Fred. 36. 47, 64, 63, 85 B iwrn, Rom Marie, 37 75 Bayer, Roger. 65, 80 Boy Ian, Sharon. 18, 19. 48, 53, 85 Boynton, Darlene 36, 53, 80 Braden. Jim. 65, 66, 67. 80 Branson Chuck, 12, 30, 34, 36, 53, 62 65, 70. 92 Bra shear, Dale, 23. 66, ?5 Bred St rd. Elizabeth, 80 Bridges. Harold, 75 Briesc, June, 80 Briggs, Bill, 75 Briggs, Wayne 36 75 Brixev, Arthur 57 75 Brooks, Mrlva, 80 B oots. Nancy, J 2. 37, 48, 68 80 Brooks. Patsy, 36 48 63 85 ftfose. Larry, 75 Brown. Carol 25. 37 69, 75 Brown. Claudia, 24 37 53, 54, 75 Brown, Eu[on, 75 Brown Karen 24, 45, 80 Brown. Leroy 65, 66, 80 Brown, Melba, 36. 80 Brown, Rondall, 80 Brown, Russell, 62. 65. 92 Brown Sharon, 69 80 Brown, Son,a, Lee 37 75 Bruce, Richard, 63 65, 80 Bruce. Rosemary. 12, 75 Brunton, Barbara. 14, [5. 18, 19, 4®, 63 68 80 B run ton, Oletta. 50 68 75 Bryan Mary. 36, 44 45, 55, 85 fiuchheim, Jackie, 51, 69, 80 Btiekman, Harriet 12 15, 53, 54. 74. 75 fiuL ' kman. Irene, 9 Bullard. Shelton, 9 62 64 Buoy, Gloria 85 Burgess, David 59, 66, 75 Burgess, Vatina, 69, 80 Burkhart, Roger, 65 66, 80 Burkhart, Ruthie. 69, 80 Burnap, Betty Jo, 14, 48, 63, 92 Burns, Betty 85 Bury Bob 24 71 80 Bussini, Arthur, 55 65, 85 Butler Leonard, 65, 80 Butler, Tommy. 92 Bverlv, Doris. 14. 15 44. 48. 54. 92 C Calder, Mary, 75 Callagan Jackie, 37, 75 Campbell Cara Belle 75 Carder, Emma Jean, 49, 55, 73 92 Carder Myra 15 26, 36, 71. 80 Carder Shannon 75 Carle. Ed, 46. 92 Cade. Joan, 24, 26 J6, 50, 85 Carle. Miry Ann, 24, 36, 50, 56, 85 Carlyle. Dennis, 26 36, 75 Carlyle, jerry, 65, 80 Carney, Anna, 92 Carney Wes. 23. 65. 80 Carpenter Bill 12 75 Carter Beverly, 26 54 92 Carter Don 63, 65, 80 Carter, Edwin, 18 27, 38 53, 57 92 Carter, Gefildilte 80 Carter Jim 47. 66, 91 Carter, Joyce, 51, 75 Carter. Pat 52 54 92 Case, Patsv, 37. 75 Casper, Cathy, 12 37, 48, 68. 80 Casper. David 12, 13, 16, 17, 21, 34, 46, 5 3, 59, 62. 90 92 Gassed ay, Ed, 92 Cassell, Bud, 25, 26 92 Cassell, Clarence, 9, 26 Cassell, Don 25. 26 85 Ostoldi, Donald, 65, 80 Castoldi. Duane. J6, 65 66, 80 Castoldi. Richard 47, 65, 85 Cathey, Mary Etta 37 50 75 Catron, Clyde 35, 41,42, 53. 54, 55, 93 Caaier Russell. 75 Cearlv Dons. 37, 69. 75 Center Cathy, 24, 37. 75 Chandler, Sara Jo. 36, 54. 68, 80 Chandler, Susan. I 2 37 80 Chrrry holmes Royer 23. 65, 79, 80 Childers Doris 37. 80 Childers, Terry, 75 Christensen. Jerald, 75 Chun. Marilyn, 51, 80 Ctlk, Anne 85 Cisneros Marsha, 85 Dark. Ben. 75 Clark, Cltlf 23, 75 Clark, Reed. 24. 9J Clarke, Joanne, 36 45 L 85 Clarke. Carolyn, 36, 85 Clay, Jim, 85 Clayson, Janet. 37, 48, 80 Clayton. Joann 49, 50 51 55 73, 85 Clem, Daniel, 12. 13, 34. 47. 56 58 59 62 64, 72 93, 106 Clme Don, 12, 13 10 19 T 53, 55. 59 104 Cohain, Patsy, I), 14, 37, 50, 6®, 80 Cockffltne Mary Ann, 14, 15, 46 80 Coffey. Glen 16, 17. 30. 39. 47, 53, 70. 93 Cole, Delbert. 56. 63, 65 85 Cole Roger, 93 Colley, Bennie 23, 46, 57, 85 Col lev. Jerry, 23. 57, 66, 75 Colley, Wesley, 1 2. 66 75 Conklin, Darlene, 85 Conner Carolyn, 55 80 Conner, Gary, 23. 57 75 Conway. Frances, 9, 48, 84 Cook, Joe, 65. 60 Cook, Mardyn 54 73 93, 106 Cooper, Barbara. 25. 37 75 Cooper, Catherine, 69 75 Copeland Ronald, 23, 57 75 Oirkrum Lucille, 26, 36. 85 Corlew. Robert. JO 47 53, 70, 93 Corn, Dolhe 9 Cornelison Purdy, 9, 44 Coryell. Bill, 13 23 66, 75 Owe ' Annette, 12. 13 15. 2®, J4, 44 45, 54, 63, 90, 93 Cousins. Chita 13. 15, 34, 36. 38 45 63 93 Cousin , Mary 28, 36 45 63. 85 Cowell, Ernie, JO, 35, 39, 47, 53 55 93 Cowell Michal 34 50. 52. 53, 85 Coion, Ellen, 12 37 48 63, 80 Coyle. Ralph. 65 80 Crall. Anita, 12 34, 52 54. 72. 73. 85 106 Cram, Dale 93 Cramer. Esther, H, 85 Crawford Rav 25, 80 Croft. Ralph, 65. 80 Croft. Stewart. 55, 93 Crokbie. Keith. 9 Cruthrrs, Charles 36. 47 65 80 Cummings, James 63, 65, 80 Cummings Mary Jane. 26, 50, 75 Cummins, Darlene, 36, 54, 93 Cunnington, Don, 65, 85 Cunningham, Eileen 93 Cuffio, Mae, 80 Currie. An, 93 Currjt, Frank, 80 Czvhold, Mary Ann, 36, 81 Czyhold Michael, 55. 75 D d ' Abtatng, Don, 85 Dagur, Dick, 75 Dague. Paul. (I. 16, 21, 22, 34, 41. 44, 46, 53, 56, 65, 84, 85 Dartmirose. Gary. 46. 9? Dammtose, Gwen, 50, 68, 80 Dan id, Curtis, 75 Daniels, France , 13, 51, 68, 80 Daniels Monte, 80 Darling, Gary, 12, 46, 54, 90, 93 Dauga, Daryl, 23 24, 46, 85 Daugs, Dennis, 23, 24, 26, 46, 85 Davenport, Eart, Si Davenport, Lowell, 21 38, 43, 46, 53, 63, 80 Davidson, Carl, 66. 75 Davidson, Joy, 48, 6J, 80 Davin, Mary Lynn, 15. 24, 16, 44, 48. 63. 93 Davis, Arthur, 75 93 Davis, Carol, 75 Davis, Kay, 16, 86 Davison. Harold. 73, 75, J06 Davison, Janet jo, 12, 36, 48, 52, 8 1 Day, Forrest, I 3, 62, 94 Day, Romona 54, 104 Dvhvaumont. Daryl. 47, 64. 65, 66, 67, 86 DeBoer, Phyllis. 94 Deccio, Larry, 63, 66, 94 Decker, Sherlen, 94 Dvkeystr, Marv Jane, 14. 51. 68, 80 Delaney, Bill, 16, 73 Delaney. Red. 47 65, 71, 79. 80 Dent, Carol Jean. 86 Deppmg, Marlene, 12, 53, 81 Dewitt, Bill, 75 Dickinson, Clifford, 65, 86 Dickinson. Ed 65, 104 Dickinson, Gary, 49 7.1, 94 Dirk in ton. Richard, 61, 81 Dickman Virginia, 37 75 Dima Sian, 21, 33, 63 86 Ding , Sharon. 94 Duon, Luana. 24, 26. 75 Daggett, Tom 65 81 Dolan, Ken, 55. M 104 Donaldson, Bob. 65, 86 Donaldson, Jack, 75 Donovan, Tom, 75 Dorurn. Bud 23 38 86 Douglas. Bill 65, 81 Downey, Howard, 65, 81 Downey Janet, 37 75 Downing, George, 63, 86 Drake. Diane. 12 37 51, 75. 86 Drake, Ken, ftl Drake, La unit 64, 65 Draper, Eddie, 65, 66. 86 Drawer, Juliana, 9, ll Dudley, Luella, 12 13 30 36, 19, 44 51. 53. 55, 59, 70. 94 Duff, Carolyn 25 37 76 Duff, Do] lie. 86 Duke. Dorothy, 14. 94 Dull. Sally. 26 86 Dunn Ruth 9, 50 Hulk , Genevieve, 26, 50, 39, 86 Dye, Lois, 86 Dye, Louise 81 E Hades Kiltie 86 Hast, Tom, 24 86 Eastman. Sharon, 13, 15 34, 48, 54, 94 Easton Bob. 26, 34 47. 62, 64. 63. 94 Easton Fred 26 76 Edwards Theresa. 86 Eggers. Dave 47, 65, 86 [t ism he ■ 2, Roger. 76 Fkitrom, Larry 65, 81 Eldridg . Barbara 37, 76 Elkington, Roger, 65, 81 Elliott. Al. 23. 46. 65, 84, 86 Ellis, Frank, 34, 94 Erne Ft Son dr a 81 Emery Carl 89 Emigh, Grant 76 Eng, Dick, 65, 81 Engebretson, Norma, 37, 54, 76 English Janet, 25 37 69, 76 Fpstem, Eddie. 12, 13, 30. 34, 41, 44. 47, 53 62, 64, 90. 94 Epstein, Sandra, 48, 72, 73, 86, 106 Erdman Clark. SI Hr dm a ii. Joanne 37 51,81 Esary Maty, 9, 11. 14, 15, 44 Estefe, Dick. IS, 19. 94 Esters Cora, 37 81 Esters, Jim. 86 Esters, Shirley. 37. 76 Eubanks, Jim, 14, 86 Eubanks, Lin, 12. 37. 36, 76 Evans, Arthur 12, 46 47, 94 Evans. Margaret, 86 Evans, Ralph, 26 65 86 Ewer. Ralph, 55 65 86 F Fagernroti, Christine, 81 Fagg, Marlene, 13. 15, 35. 48. 63 94 Fair, Ryan, 81 Fairchild, Larry, 65 66, 86 Fairchild, Nancy 37 76 Falter, John. 76 Farley. Carol, 55. 94 Farley, Leroy 12 16 23 43 74, 76 Farlev, Wesly, 43. 81. 65 Farrtns, Janet 30, 36 39, 51 51. 54, ?0 94 Faure, Rose Lee, 12, 37, 76 Feather stop, Byron 47 59 65 86 Featherston, Don. 94 Ferguson Gif ton 36, 76 Ferrel. Jim, 46. 65, 86 Ferrel, Nancy, 76 Fiddes. Jim, 47 65. 86 Fields. Jane. 48, 81 Fields, Wayne. 76 Fitan. Elsie, 12 34, 43. 95 FiUn, Joy, I 3. 76 Filin, Leon. 55. 86 Fisher, Jerrv, 65 86 Fitrpatnck Shirley, 86 Flaherty, Tom, 49, 73, 95 Flanagan, Charles, 9, 44, 62, 64 pleenor, Dennis, 104 Fleenpr. Mur!, 65 81 Fletcher, Fell 9, 20 22 43 Flurim, Joyce, 49. ?3 95 FEsrem. Tommy, 16, 76 Fong Eugene 55, 86 Ford, David, 36. 76 Forrest Patty, 13 24, 37. 76 Foss, Louie, 65, 95 Foss, Sara Jo 36 45 63, 68, 81 Foster. Minkiu, 36. 50, 86 Fomte, Donna, 55 95 Fouste, Jake, 65 66 86 Foun, Bob, 40, 42, 13. 55, 95 Fowler, Richard, 25 76 Frakes, Gary, 66 95 Frakes, Loydem, 12 37 76 Frake� , Tim 47 66 95 Francis Betty, 12 37, 76 Francis Dorothy, 54 79, 8j Frank. Carl 65 66. 81 Frank, Arlene, 12, 34, 35. 36. 45, 6|, 63 95 Frank. Janice 12 36 45 52 79 81 Franzrn, Richard. 76 Frailer, Sunni’. 14, 95 Frazure, Carol. 86 Frederking. Kathy, 36, 5(1, 86 Frederking. Margaret, 50, 14. 95 Frye Georgia 36 95 Fulkerson, Jovce 25 37, 76 Fulkerson. Marilyn, 86 G Gaddis, Leo, 76 Gainer, Gary, 24 76 Gale Gary, 55, 95 Gtllivu, Georgia, JO, 45, 84 Gardner, Alice, 95 Garner, Jeanette, 36, 86 G areas, Phyllis, 68, 81 Garvie. Robert 65,, 66, 81 Gates, Barbara 45, 86 George, Irene, 37 76 George James. 21, 46 53. 57, 65, 79, 81 Gettings, Gail, 55, 91 Gettman Conrad 53, 65 86 Gies. Edna , 51, 68, 69. 81 Gies Geraldine, 50 81 Gifford, Donna. 50, 81 Gilman, Dick, 47. 64, 65 95 Gilman, Don 26 46, 47 65, 81 Gilmore Pat 76 Gilmore. Sue. 15, 37. 48. 51 53 79 81 Givens. Wallace, 65, 8! Glaspey, Richard, 52, 95 Cleat on, Gail 49. 71. 95 Gleim, Bonnie, 55, 86 Glenn, Claude. 18 J9, 46. 64. 65, 86 Gleim Jeanme, 25. 76 Glenn, Lyle 55, 64, 65, 86 Gobble, Marilyn, 14, 37 76 Gobble, Virginia, 7. 18. 19, 30. 34, 36, 39, 50, 51, 59. 70 72. 96, 106 Gdilnun, Dick, 21, 22, 41, 46. 53, 55, 62. 96 G ood hew, Fred, 24, 26, 55. 58, 76 Goodman. Virgil 10 Go� ney, Harold. 55, 81 Goi$, Beverly 96 Gossett, Leroy. 65, 81 Gradwohl, Deanna, 36, 52, 81 Gradwohl, Gordon 25, 26, 46, 86 Gradwohl, Nancv, 25 37. 76 Gradwohl, Richard, 23. 76 Graf, Carolyn, 37. 81 Graham, Allen, 81 Graham, Laura, 76 Graham Patricia 104 Grasst, Robert 64, 65, 86 Grass.. Ronald, 24, 26, 36 47, 58 59, 96 Gray. Rhea 10, 68 Gray, Ruth, 10 72. 106 Green, Kent, 81 Grimes, Ann, 86 Grimes, Betty. 52, 86 Gronskei. Betiy. 37 76 Grosgrbauer. Billie, 36, 55 86 Grosgebauet, Karen. 37, 76 Grover Charlene. 81 Grover. Darlene 68, 81 Gruber, Scott, 12, 13 34 44 , 47, 56 , 96 Grueneich Belly, 72, 73, 96, 106 Cudgel, Lmda, 36 50, 86 Guenther, Margaret 10. 49, 73, 90 Guinn, Stanley, 96 Gumm. Carroll 55. 65, 81 Gumm, David 65, 86 Gunderson. Dick, 76 Gwinn, Douglas. 23, 43. 76 n Hum, Albert, 10 Hagen, Leon, 66, 76 Hsll. David, 43, 76 Hall Jerry, 16 47 54, 65 86 Hall, Lee, 25, 55 76 Hamilton, AiIren, 37 50, 76 Hamilton Jo 76 Hamilton. John. 12, 13, 24, 26, 36 47 58 96 Hamm, Fav, ID Hamm, Louir. 34, 35, 47, 59, 72. 73, 96, J06 Hammond, Bill, 13 43, 76 Hanebut. Mark 47 63 65 86 Hancbut, Yvonne. 14, 36. 45, 46, 53, 54, 96 Ha nek. Jackie, 81 Hanford. Dick, 23, 36 65 81 Hanley Joann, 37. 48, 69, 81 Hansen. Aft 49, 73, 96 Hanson, Bob, 26 46, 58 96 Harding, Barbara, 68. 81 Harding. Jackie, 37, 55, 76 Harding. Norman, 23, 43, 74, 76 Harding, Richard. 86 Margin, Gerald, 38 65 61 Hargitt. Glenn, 24, 26, 54, 58, 70, 86 Harmon Gloria 86 Harmon Lonnie, 63 65. 81 Harmon. Melinda, 25 37 76 Harrison, Pat 37, 86 Hart, Harriett, 51 86 Hartley, Bob, 76 Hanley. Bill. 23. 36, 76 HanwetL Bob, 49 73. 96 Harvey, Earle, 76 Harvey, Mike, 49, 62, 65, 73, 96 Hastings, Card 38, 86 Hastings, Joyce, 76 Hastings, LelansL 25. 26. 36. 58 96 Hathawav Judy. 25 37 50, 59, 76 Hathaway, Pan 13, 37. 81 Hatley Everett, 25 Hawkins, Carla. 14. 55 Hawkins, David. 24, 76 Hawks, Curti . 26 76 Hawks, Gerald, 65, 86 Have , Dale. 47, 57, 65, 86 Ham, dona, 15, 27 36 48, 55, 84. 86 Haves, Neil, 55, 65, 87 Hayes. Paul. 23. 57. 74. 76 H� y� . Don, 55, 65. 87 Hays, H if old. 55, 65, 96 Hays, Larry. 21. 43. 76 Healy, Sylvia. 87 Hector, Lavrrne, 65, 8! Hehn. Dick. 56. 65. 89 Hrimhignrr Don, 23, 76 Heim blotter. Donna, 19, 49, 54. 73 96 Hem, Garv, 55, 65, 73, 81, 106 Hem, Paul, 55, 62, 65, 96 Hnsev. Gary, 76 Heifer, Kenneth, 36 , 65 , 66 . 87 Heifer. Leonard, 36, 87 Helium. Lais 36. 4 5, 87 Hensgtr, Leroy. 76 Hen I iiit. Bryce, 65, 8] Heozet Dorothy, 37, 76 Henzel. Prank. 49, 73 Herftert, John. 20. 22. 28. 45. 46, 53, 62, 65. 97 Herrin. Chuck. 65, 87 Herring. Ray. 97 Hester. Lodite, 52. 81 Hicks, Robert, 23, 65, 87 Hill, firmly, 14, 15. 25, 79, 81 Hill. Charles, 24. 26, 87 Hill. Jackie, 36. 45, 51, 69, 87 Hill. Melvin, 21 51, 65. 79, SI Hiller, Joanne. 45, 87 Hilliard. Janice, 81 Hma. Viola, 76 Hinkle. Hone, 24, 37, 81 Hod Kins, Paul, 65, 87 Hoff, Ramona, 76 Holmes, David, 65, 81 Hoi way, Marilyn. 19, 54, 97 Hoi way, Tommy 36, 65. 81 Hooper, Paul. 65, 61 Hopkins, James, 43. 76 Hopkins, Jessie, 49, 73 97 Hcpkin , Jim, 16 17, 34, 36. 46, 47, 56, 59 90, 97 Hoppe, Betty, 50. 87 Hoppe. Laura, 37. 50, 69, 76 Horner, Fred, 66, 76 Horton. Arlene, 10, 50 Horton, Sharon, 76 Hosfelt. Joan. 51 72, 97, 106 Houghton, Grace, 10, 68 Howells, Ada, 10 11 Hoy. Ronald, 13, 76 Hudson, Sherron, 53 81 Huff, Richard, 38. 42, 65, 66, 67. 81 Hughes Mary Ellen 37 81 Hull. Shirley, 81 Hume, Gene, 27 47. 68 87 Hunt, Jerry 76 Hunt Larry, 76, 36 Hunt?r, Darren. 45 51. 68. 69, 81 Hunter, Susan, 76 Husel. Jeannette. 81 Hutching , Lucy. 50 51, 53 55 81 I Irving, Becky. 76 Irving David. 34. 36. 46, 64, 65 87 Irving. Mafilou, 14, 45, 81 Irwin, Jim, 65 81 Isitt David, 23 65 87 r Jaelwti, Alfred, 43 76 Jackson, Barbara, 49 54. 73, 97 Jackson, Beverly, 26, 37 76 Jackson, Charlene, 52, 97 Jackson, David, 12, 36, 47 65, 81 Jackson Eileen, 76 Jackson, John. 25 36. 76 Jackson Patricia. 68, SL Jackson Shary, 71, 87 Januson. Harold, 66, 76 Janni. Joe 76 Jansen, Dick 21 34, 46, 53 62 65. 97 jassaud, Leon 24 76 Jeffens Judy, 14 15 37 76 Jefferis, Nancy, 87 Jenkins, Richard, 52, 97 Jensen, Barbara. Sr, 19, 50. 52 97 Jensen, Barbara, Soph-, 1.5, 21. 25 36, 48, 63, 81 Jentsch. Al, 21 40. 46, 53, 65. 87 Jeppe. Jim. 12, 16. 21. 41, 46, 53. 90, 97 Jessup, Jim 65 81 Jinkens, Lu Rae. 50, 54 97 jinkens, Mi . 13. 55, 64, 65 87 Jobe, Barbara, 36. 54. 63, 87 Jobe Virginia 24, 26, 69, 81 Johnson Davie, 25 26, 76 Johnson, Donna I 2 36. 45, 97 Johnson. Howard, 23. 76 Johnson. Janice. 37 45, 59, 63, 81 Johnson. Judy 76 Johnson, Leonard 54 , 47 . 65 87 Johnson Lynn, 25, 51, 63 81 Johnson, Ronnie, 65, 66. 81 Johnson, Tom, 12 23. 65, 66, 81 Johnston Lynn, 37, 65, 76 Johnston. Tommy, 43, 76 JoUtead, Norma. 15, 34 48. 53, 63, 87 Jones, Arthur, 8 Jones, Betty, 81 Jones, Bob, 25 97 Jones, Carole, 12, 36, 50, 68, 81 Jones, Don, 65 66, 82 Jones, Gerwyn 4J, 46, 65, 87 Jones. John, 87 Jones, Nancv 55, 76 Jones, Richard 12 20 34, 36 47 53 59, 70. 97 Jones Sharon, 48, 52, 87 Tones Vera 1 3, 37, 69. 82 Joseph. Eva, 12, 37 53, 54. 76 Joseph. Rav. 12, 13, 24 28, 30. 35. 44 47 53. 54, 70, 97 Joy, La Vera. 52 82 K Kantola, Ed 10 Kaisel. Thelma, 49 73, 97 Kauffman, Monte. 26, 46, 55. 98 Keen, Barbara. 87 Keeail. Tine . 10, 27 74 Kelln, Edward, 36, 65 82 Kelb. Merwtn, 25. 87 Keltv. Bill, 56, 98 Kelly Evelyn, 15 36. 50. 84, 87 Kelly , Shirley, 19, 36, 51, 9ft Kendall. Betty, 37. 76 Kennedy. Eddie 65, 82 Kennedy, Freddie. 47, 65 82 Kennedy. GiiL 36 98 Kent, Suzanne, 14 . 34 , 48 . 56, 63 98 Kerr, Nancy 14 36 53 70 87 Right. Mike. 23, 36, 65, 82 Kimball, Fred, 13, 82 Kng. Eugenia, 37, 45, 82 King, Jo Ann, 24. 45, 63, 87 King. Neal, 25, 47 98 King, Rosatind. 1 2. 26, 37, 77 Kingsley Janice, 37 45 63, 82 Kinder, Leeanne. 25, 68. 77 Kirchgestner Gerald, 66, 77 Kirchgestner Howard 25, 82 Kirk. Bess, 10 Kirk. Patti. 54, 98 Kirkman, Bill. 34, 46, 56, 63, 65 84, 87 Kirkman Ruth J3 14, 15. 37. 74, 77 Kit son Darlene, 77 Kit.wn, Duane. 55 82 Kittle. Bob. 36 77 Klisten, Jav Dee 24, 98 Kla.vven, Marry. 17 KEavano, Robert. 8, 28, 90 Klein. Nadine 36, 45, 87, 98 KUnsky, Delores 55 77 Ktudas, Don, 36. 47. 64, 65 87 Kfumb, John. (0 20, 22 Knapp. Larry. 36, 66. 77 Knopf. Conrad. 77 Kno . Dean. 43, 65. 79 82 Knudson. Gloria. 82 Knudson, Milton, 36, 77 K Hudson. Shir lev, 52, 55 87 Koehler, Sheri, 13, 14, 24, 30. 45. 53, 55, 58. 98 Kolb us Bob, 12 46 64 65, 87 Koob, Virginia, 87 Kooreny, Jim, 25, 77 Krein, Sally Mane, 37, 82 Kfess, Albert, 77 Kronquist Ray 65 82 Krmsick. Dolores 51 55 68. 82 Kuhn Wayne, 49, 54, 73. 9ft L Lacey. Barbara, 36, 55, 98 Lackey Charles. 44, 53, 54 65, 82 Ladd, Dick 23, 77 Lamb. Robrrt 66 77 Lament, Janice 26, 36, 41,68, 82 Lancaster, Shirley 82 Lane, Celia, 36. 50, 87 Lane, Esther 12. 24. 26, 34. 51. 53, 54 98 Lane Evelyn, 82 Langhecker. Evelyn 12. 34 36 45 54 98 Langbecker, Ronald. 36 55 77 Lang ' ord, James, 98 Langton, Stan, 23, 36, 65, 87 Lapme, Gary. 25. 77 Larson Merlene. 18 19, 36, 48 87 Larson, Russell I0. 25 Lattin Beverly. 18 19 |04 Lawrence. Patricia 78 Ledbetter Glen 8, 10, 16 Lee Jack 52 82 Lee, Marjorie, 37 77 Lee, Norma Jean 51, 54, 9ft Lee W ' avne, 13, 28, 46, 53, 57. 65, 87 Leeper Sharon, 87 teichner. Cordelia 82 Krmke Ken 21 46. 53 55 98 Lenhart, Louise, 37 77 Leonard. Tom, 12 2|. 2ft. 11, 46 52. 51. 59, 62, 70, 98 Lewis, Jan ire. 82 Lewis, Margaret. 36. 82 Like, Bob, 23 57, 77 Lillejr, Jeannie. 36, 50 51 70, 87 Link, Claudia 16, 82 Linke. VWta. 24, 26, 36, 82 Linn. Doris, 49, 73, 99 I inton. Jim. 47. 65 87 LitreraJ, Joyce 77 Little Agnes, 10 34 Liven goad, Pearl. 14, 28, 34 35. 36, 44 45, 41. 63 99 Movd Jack, 99 Locfcard, Golda 5J, 6ft 69 87 Logan, Drwane 65 82 Logalon Sally 87 Loiseau, Lyn, 36. 77 Loney. Beverly. 82 Loney. jerry, 77 Loney. Shrrrv 82 Long, Barbara, 44 50 53 54, 99 Long, Dale, 77 Long. Florence, 10 11 Lontt Jackie i J T 36. 48, 87 Lurarelli Jean 37, 77 LucareMi Johnny 36. 77 Lucke. Marlys 13, 18 19, 36 82 Lund. Catherine. 14, IB 19. 36, 48 68, 82 Lundtn, Janet, 25 77 Ltitidin Richard, 24. 52. 77 Lunsford. Patricia. 13 77 Lusk, Billie, 14, 15. 77 button Carol, 24. 28, 36 45 63 84 87 Lybecker, Chrst-r, 10, 67 Lybecker, Donald, 65, 66. 82 Lyons, Darrell 82 M McAdams, Donna, 37, 50, 63, 69, 72, 73, 82, 106 McAdams. Nancy, 15, 34, 36 45, 52. 72, 73 90, 99. 106 McAttUy, Barbara, 77 McBride, Dick. 23, 47, 65. 87 McBride, Charles, 10, 23 57 McBride, Priscilla. 36 5J. 68. 69, 87 McCall urn, Judy 36 45, 87 McCalium, Marilyn, 69, 82 McCarthy Bertha 99 McCarthy Richard, 65, 82 McCarthy, Wesley, 23, 43 77 McCauley. Don, 87 McCauley. Paula, 77 McClane Judre. 36, 48, 87 McClenny, Jitn 77 McCoun. Cathey. 37. 74, 77 McGowan. Don, ft ' s, 82 McCoy Gifford, 6 , 82 McCoy, Deanna. 25, 37, 77 McCov, Rich ltd, 20, 47, 53, 7, 65, 66, 87 McCracken, Joy, 37 82 MfCiily, Janice, 17, 77 McDaniel Jessie 87 McDonald, Gtral, 57. 99 McDonald, Glenn 66, 77 McDonald. Ruth. II 19 McDowell, Richard, 36, 57 77 McDowell Sylvia, 36 87 McElhanev, Mike. 55, 65, 82 McFitl, Pat. 36, 87 McFalls, Joyce 87 McFalls. Sandra, 37 77 McFarland Lee, 82 Me Far line. Jerry 23, 57 77 McGlotM.n. Pai. 65, 82 McGovern, Florence, Jl. 18, 19, 44 McGrath. Robert, II, 36 37 McKillup, Pen(iv, 82 McKinney Don, 65, 87 McKinney, Flea nor. 82 McKinnon, Jack, 65, 66. 82 McLeod. Donald. 36, 77 MrMurphy, Wayne, 77 McKay, T R . H 66, 67 McViy, Jerry, 1 3 24. 36. 38, 82 Madiwn, J«m, 65, 66, 73, 82, 106 Maestretii Gary, 77 Maestmti, Kenneth, 47, 99 Maestretti. Lends 24, 26 37 77 Malen a. Sally, 82 Mann Duane. 21, 57, 66 77 Manson, Don, 46, 63. 65, 87 Mircy Phyllis 14. 77 Marr, Donna. 15 36 50 54, 84. 87 Marshall. Donald 23, 55. 65, 87 Martin, Rosale . 18, 19. 30 39. 51 53. 59, 70 87 Mamie, Mane. 25. 26. 82 Mathia, LaDonna, 15, 50, 99 Matthews. Mar yarn, 45, 88 Maughan, Boh, ' 5. 99 Maughan. Jack 65, 88 Maughan. Marlene, 17, 51. 77 Mtnon, Gary, 5 2, 77 Mead, Rosalie. 82 Me.er, Judy, 53, 68 82 Meier. Vivian, 49. 73. 88 Memers. Myron 36 77 Mercado Roger, 57, 65 , 82 Men all, Ruth, 99 Meyer, Lob, 50. 54, 99 Meyer Virginia, 104 Milbrath, Mary Jane. 15 34 36 45 63 . 90, 99 Miller, Alvin 46 65, 88 Miller, Bob 23 57 65 99 Miller, Dr lorn, 25, 26. 88 Miller Janet, 13, 16, 53, 56, 88 Miller Marvin 65, 88 Miller. Morne, 12. 23. 43. 77 Miller, Robert. 25, 77 Millgstd Ted, 43, 66, 77 Mills, Fern, 37, 82 Mills Fred, 65. 88 Mitchell Fred, 99 Mitchell, Janet, 14, 36, 48, 63 99 Mitchell Ruth, 88 Moblev, Calvin 64, 65 88 Mobley, Dick 12, 18 19 22, 28 34, 46, 53, 62, 65, 99 Mobley, Doris, 25 37, 56 77 Mock, Marilyn, 26, 37, 69 77 Mod me, NeU, 99 M on roe No la, 82 Montgomery, Dale 34, 100 Montgomery, Gerald, 65 82 Moore, Charles, 34, 47 65 88 Moore Dale 100 Moore, Mvrna 12 11 14 15, 17 30, 36 45, 53 64, 58, 63, 90 100 Moore Nancy 53, 54 100 Moreland. Boyd 23. 25 36, 77 Morrell Tom. 25, 100 Morris, Dorothy, 77 Mortis, Fill ran, 25 37, 77 Morris, Mike 23 38, 43 51, 65, 66 71. 82 Morrisson, Joyce, 13 37 50 77 Momsson. William 23 55 77 Morion, Darrell, 20, 14, 44 46 53, 57 65, 88 Mnrt e. Hal, 88 Moser, Ed, 11 Moses, Andy, 23 57 77 Mosley, Bert 65 88 Mosley, Don 77 MOSS, Shirley, 82 Muller Shirley, 14, 37. 77 Muller, Walden, 23 46. 64, 65. 88 Mumey, Norman, 47. 53. 82 Murdock, Jeanne, 77 Murdock. Kaye, 36, 53. 54, 71 88 Murphy, Ken. 88 MurrilU, Keith 65, 88 Mualow. Marilyn, 82 Myers, Jimmy 82 Myers, Marv, 54 100 N Nalder Ronnie Lou. 27 35, 48. 63 88 Nally, Della 55. 77 Needham, Sharon 100 Neill, LulubtlW. 24, 82 Nets . Jim 12 13 77 Nelson, Carol, 49, 73, 100 Nelson Kenneth, 25. 26. 58 77 Nelson, Marlene, 37 51,77 Nelson, NeU, 13. 23. 43, 77 Nelson Virginia 37, 77 Nelson. W.lmi, 55, 82 Netnitz. Janice, 51,69, 77 Nessel. Peggy, 24, 36. 45, 54, 56, 90, 100 Newbilt, Fugene, 88 Nickelson, Jerry, 100 Nightingale Martha, 26 37. 77 Niion. Mary, 88 Noth Betty Jean 54 70, 100 Noble Vernier, 51 55, 68 100 Noble. Zina, 25. 88 Nordheim El dm. 36, 44, 50, 100 Ndrqutst. Duane. 55, 65, 82 Norqum Gary, 25. 77 Nowles. Anne. 37, 69, 77 Nunn, Michael, 36. 77 O Oelke, Nvla 14 37, 77 Ohmshi, Aileen 14 55 69 62 Oldham, Gary. 24, 47 88 OEdridge. Neil 36, 43, 53, 65 82 Oleaon, Ricbelle, 24. 37, 77 Oleson. Todd, 36, 65, 88 Olsen, Mane, 82 Otnaf, Sandra 77 O ' Neil Marlene, 14 37 77 O ' Neil, Peggy. 15 37 48, 79, 82 Opheim, Bob, 104 0rd. Marilvn, 48, 46, 61, 68, 69, 82 Osborne, Gail. 88 Oswald, Elsie Mane 77 Oury, Steve, J 5, 26, 30 39, 53 55 70. 100 Owsley Jamce, 13 15 29, 34 44, 48, 63 67. 72, 73, 100 106 Ove. Barbara. 55 88 P Paganini, Anna, 104 Page Gurdon, 36, 46, 100 Page. Sally 37 5! 77 Page. Thomas. 16, 23 43, 46, 65 79, 82 Palmer, Jack, 65, 82 Palmer, Jim 88 Parrott, Mary 24 26 77 Pmrtm. Jackson. II. 46. 49, 79 Paul Wilma, 88 Pa set on Joanne 25. 37. 77 Paylor, MtUtU 51 100 Pentecost UU Mae, 12, 34. 36, 44, 100 Pentecost, Sally, 12. 37, 77 Perry. Greg. 77 Pfafffe, Doris, Jl, 50 Pinkerton, Anita, 34, 36 44 50, 44, 88 Pfeiffer, Meta, 11 Poe, Duane, 65, 82 Poe, Vernon, 45 101 Ponti, Kenneth, 77 Porter, Barbara, 14. 26. 37, 74, 77 Porter, Sally, 36, 48. 88 Potter, Jim, 55 101 Portrait, Franklin, 65 66, 82 Powers, Nancy, 15. 18. 19, J4, 36 48 63, 88 Powers, W ayne, 88 Pratt, Deanna 45, 88 Preston, Elizabeth, 3,6 50. 88 Price Larry, 65, 88 Price, Thomas, 65 66, 88 Puller, Robert 11 R Hahn. Harold, 47 62 63. 65. 10! Rahn, Kenneth, 77 Ramage, Donna, 54, 101 Rambow, Pierre, 77 Rambow, Wayne 77 Rasco. Berwyn, 25, 51, 82 Rawson, Judy. 54 101 Ray, Marian, II Reaver, jerry 66 Rravia, Marlene, 82 Rebillard Ann, l«, 19 48 88 Reb.lUfd Gene, 13 37 77 Red field Gary, 65, 82 Redfield Sharon 26. 55, 82 Reed, Paul, I I Reed, Virgil, 65, 88 Reedj Wayne, 64, 88 Reeder, Jerry, 66 77 Reeve , Bill 101 Reever, Jerry 77 Reguli, Beverly. 50. 54. 82 Re,hi. Ronald 38, 46, 62 101 Reimer, Maurice 36 77 Reiswig, Darlene, 12, 11, 15, 27. 28 30, 34, 16, 48, 53, 54, 58, 6J, 90, 10] Reiswig, Geraldine 82 Rrmbeld, Grocgiann, L3 25 77 Remboldt. Janet 24. 69. 83 Renville, La Verne 77 Ret tig. Thomas, 12. 47 63 64. 65, 88 Rew. Stuart, 47. 65, 88 Reyburn. Bobby Jo, 14, 37. S3 Reyburn, Joanne. 49 73, 101 Reyna, Man , J04 Reynolds Allen. 8 Reynolds, Carolyn. 12 13 15. 34. 44. 4 5 54, 90. 101 Rice Jerry, 66, 67. 101 Richards Ardetl 45 88 Richardson. J., 11 23, 43 Rtchwinr, Maralyn 39 52 55, 101 Rigsby, Beverly, 37, 78 Rigsbv, Pave. 14 15. 36 45, 54. 63, 90, 101 Rilev, Louie, 46, 57 65 66. 88 Riley, Margie, 14, 33, 34, 36, 44, 48 101 Rimbey. Evangeline. 37 83 Ritchie, Donald, 36, 65, 83 Ritchie, Jim, 78 Roach, Dave, 66, 101 Roberts, Darrell, 38, 53, 65. 83 Roberts, Elizabeth, 1 5, 24 36 46. 48, 56, 63 , 84 , 88 Roberts, Janice 37, 51, 78 Roberts, Jean, 88 Robern, Linda 37, 53. 54, 78 Roberts, Mvrna, 37 44 51 83 Roberts, Susan, 24, 16, 48. 54 63, 88 Robertson Charles, 101 Robertson. John. 57 65. 88 Robins. Kav, 78 Robinson. Don. 78 Rodda. Alan, 26 88 Rode. Bobby. 78 Rrsedel, Marcia. 14. 36, 45, 46, 63, 88 Rogers, David 78 Rogers, Elaine, .16 101 Rogers, Gary, 65, 83 Rommel. Bruce, 47 . 62, 64 101 Roper. Jerry, 65, 102 Ro«. George, 24, 73 83, 106 Ro«nfelt, Lawrence, 65. 83 Rom, Alice, 12. 13, 48, 52. 56. 59. 90, (02 Roii, James. 102 Ross. Indy, 78 Rosa. Karen, 1 5, 30, 39. 44, 50 52, 70, 102 Rosa, Myrna, 83 Roth. Bovd, 71. 73 81 106 Roth. Sue, E5, 24, 36 56 59, 79, 83 Rowell, Bob, 12, 23, 36 65 88 Royce. Eddie, 65 , 81 Royse Norman, 24, 47. 81 Rudm. Diane, 14. I 5. 18, 19, 34. 36. 48, 88 Ruff, Janet, 18, 19, 16 50, 88 Rust, Glenni Jean, 25, 26, 16, 50, 56 88 Russell, Alan. 36, 78 Russell, John 25, 78 Rutan, Bill 43, 78 s Sabina Carla Mar, 37, 68, 78 Sabins, Raymond, 78 Stiitr Virginia 16, 48. 88 Sala, Lais, 25. 0. 78 Salttnai-sh, Don, 24, 26, 76 Sam , Dr3ofr . 17. 69 8! Samuel, Marvin, 65, 88 Sanders Larrv, 24, 36+ 88 Santo, Detnff ' .. 104 Saunders, Don, 25, 78 Saunders Phyllis, 81 Sawyer Ngrma, 37, 83 Schaefer Rachel, 102 Schaffert Drnmi. 24 36, 43, 78 Schick. Joy. 26, 78 Schmelzer Bntv. 36 49, 54, 73, 102 Schmidt. Bettv, 83 Schneidmtllrr John, 47, 64, 65, 88 Sehneller, Judy, 12. 36. 45, 83. 88 Schock, Bmfcv, 45. 88 Scholl. Dern 16, 17, 28, 44. 45, 46, 51, 62 65, 102 Schoesiler Rohbv 65, 83 Schwank. Gary, 65, 88 Schwarz. Boh. 16, 55 65, 88 Scott, Fu rn. 61 Scott. Sharon, L5 16, 44, 48, 88 Seely, Douglas. 46, 5J. 102 S ' etey, Mary 81 S ‘rm. Marilyn, 54, 102 Seldm, Sandra, 14. 18, 19, 39 53, 70, 88 S-lph Fay 68. 81 Srrvrn, Tyke 36. 66, 78 Shafer, Don, 12 13. 34 44 47, 62, 64 J02 Shaw, Tom. S3 Shelley Geraldean, 81. 89 Shelton, Larry 66, 78 Sketnwel! Jean 34. 54 102 Shenefeti, Carol 17 78 Shenefelc, Jim !02 Shepard, Carok. 37 78 Shepard. Janet, 49, 73, 102 Shepherd Ann, 13. 14 18. 19. 48 63, 79 81 Shepherd, Jim, 16, 14, 47 67 102 Shrrtdan, Jack, 65, 89 Sherwood, dairy. 10, 48 55, 102 Sherwood, David 23, 65, 83 Sherwood Janet. 36. 64 102 Sherwood, Nada, 19. 102 Shmbo. Patty Jean 45, 89 Shively, Ralph 102 Shoemaker, Judy, 15. 37 78 Si bn Sandra, 18. 19 Simons. Norma 12 34, 5J, 72 73, 103, 106 Sires, Davy 13. 47 56. 64, 65 89 Sivertion, Jane Ann 13, 15 37, 48. 63 68, 69. 79, 81 Smiley , Carole , 24 26, 18, 53 54 83 Smith. Annette 37, 55 78 Smith, Dennis, 36, 55, 78 Smith John Soph. 65, 81 Smith, John Fr 36 78 Smith, Loretta, 14, 44, 45. 72, 73 101 106 Smith, Shart. 14. 34. 44 45. 52, 90. 103 Sooter. Carolyn, 55, 83 S p ' r, David, 23, 57, 78 Spark . Claire, 24. 45, 5 5. 89 Spirit Lorraine, 45. 89 Spray, Marilyn. 24, 26, 36, 45 63. 84, 89 Sprrnpel Lew 23. 78 Sprenglr, Joyce, 89 Stadtng. Edgar 78 5 lading EJfie, 78 Stambaugh. Jerry 73 78, 106 Stambaugh Ralph 65 89, 106 Stamper, Darrell, 78 St axel, Linda 68 72 73. 81 106 SteJfy Larry, 23 78 Siegmiller Lea. 15. 18, 19 30, 39. 48 76 72. 73. 90 103, 106 Ste indorf, Don, 103 Steiner. Roger, 36, 47, 65, 83 Stephens Bill, 66, 78 Stephen , Jamrt 39, 55, 101 Stevens Ua, 89 Steven e, Karen 15, 26, 44, 45 63. 103 Stevenson, Ro ene, 54. 103 Stewart, Bill 12, 43 65, 83 Stewart Bob. 23 78 Stewart Carol, 12 13 37 83 Stewart, Johnny, 23 25 26, 46, 65, 83 Stillman Allen, 65, 81 Stoller, Phi I, 20, 46, 52 57 65, 89 Sttmeroad, Etleen. 14, 37 78 Staneroad, Judy, 18 19 48, 89 Storrer Carol 26 37, 78 Stovall, Qirne 37, 83 Stovall, Helen 25 37 78 Straufthatn, Marianne. 18 19. 103 Strode, Pat, 25. 78 St ru then Allen, 66, 78 Sullivan, Jackie 78 Sullivan. George 21, 21. 46. 52 55, (05 Sullivan. Shannon, 78 Sullivan, Wendell, 78 Summers Darlene 83 Summer , Virginia, 36 54, 103 Sutherland, Walter 89 Swan cm, Ronald 66, 83 Swegle, Carol, 18, 19 52, 55, 103 I Tachibana, Janice, 72 71, 83, 106 Taehibana, Patty. 37, 78 Talabere. Herb, 24 34, 47 53 70 89 Talbott, Nancy. 36, 50, 54, 103 Tandy Judy 68 83 Tale Dan 104 Tate. Vert . 50 83 Taylor, Merly. 89 Taylor Virginia, 14 45, 63 69. 83 Teague, Ralph 78 Tea], Eugene 25, 78 Teall, Edwin 25 36 89 Teeter, Don, 83 Thatcher, John 47 65. 83 Thomas Nancy. 37 78 Thompson, Carla, 103 Thompipfi, Frank. 89 Thompson, Fred, 47+ 65, 66+ 83 Thompson, Phyllis, 13, 37, 48+ 68. 83 Thonney, Richard, 78 Thrasher, Charlene, 18. 19, 83 Timmon . Nancy, 14+ 50, 59, 81 Timmon . Susan, 1 5 50. 63, 84+ 89 Tinker, Bob 57 65. 66, 83 Todd, Gary, 4 3+ 46, 65. 89 Todomvith, Patty 72 73. 83 106 Tomlinson, Glenda, 89 Tompktm, Dm 65, 57, 89 Tom pic in . Shannon, 23+ 65. 83 Tompkiru. Sherrv 63, 83 Toth, Betty Lou, 24, 26, 50. 89 TovtUted, Ada Mae, 50+ 51+ 53, 89 Townsend, Jim, 65, 83 Trantue. Janet 17+ 78 Travaille ' Myrna 24, 38, 103 Trnhwa� er, Warren. 55, 103 Troeh, Carla 37, 78 Traeh Paul, 18+ 19, 24, 46+ 47, 89 Trousdale, Lee 36, 78 Trudgeon Duane, 26, 36 78 Tucker, Dee Lee 37+ 78 Tucker, Terry 34+ 35. IS. 47+ 62+ 64, 65. 90. 103 Turner, Jeanine. 24+ 36+ 51, 53+ 89 U UlricV, Elinor, 18, 19+ J6, 44, 48 51+ 69. 89 Ulrich, Marian 34, 48. 51+ 53, 68+ 69, 90. 10? Underwood Ken, 46, 65, 66, 89 Lmderwood, Rae, 37+ 78 Unruh Tommy + 78 UpcTaft Barbara, 45 89 Lfper aft, DorertJiy, 12+ 14. 36+ 45, 54. 104 V Vale. Mickey 23+ 65+ 83 Valentine, Cynthia, 61 Van Ausdle Kay, 17, 78 Van Zandi, Darlene, 83 Vaughan, Dennis 23, 65, 83 Vaughan, Judy 37+ 78 Vincent, Vcrnamy, 83 Vatendahl, Darlene 78 w Wade, John. 64+ 65+ 89 Wade. Norman, 21, 57, 78 Wade Tom 8? W ' agner, Linda. I 2+ 37 55, 78 W F a in weight, Goedort, 25+ 78 Walden, Neilen 104 Walker. Daniel. 78 Walker, David. 30, 39, 55+ 104 Walker, Mary, 78 Walker. Tom, 78 Wallace, Donna, 37+ 74. 78 Wallingford. Patricia, 37+ 50+ 78 Walters. Harold. 20. 65, 83 Ward, Martha 26 36 50, 89 Warner. Diane, 13 18, 19. 36. 48, 63. 89 Warner, Larry 16, 23, 46, 53, 84, 89 Warwick Bobby, 25+ 78 Wasemiller, Shirley, 37, 78 Waters. Donna, 14, 83 Warscm, Gary. 25, 81 Watson, Helen, 89 Weatherly. Maureen, 37, 78 Weaver, Warren, 65. 8? Weber. Bill. 65. 79 83 Weber, Sharon, 49, 71, 104 Webster Janlyn. 37 50. 78 Webrter, Jim, 36, 65, 83 Welk Gretchen. 45 51, 54 West. Mary, 83 Westward. Quintan 37 69, 83 Wetzel. Allen, 13, 20, 28, 40, 46+ 53. 65, 84. 89 Weyer Richard, 78 Wheeler. Frank, 25, 16, 78 White, Carol Ann, 34. 36. 45+ 56, 63, 84. 89 White Janice, 15, 78 Whrtelv. Roberta, ?7+ 50 78 Whiteman, Judy. 15 37+ 7 . 78 Whtrnev, Eleanor, 48, 89 Widener, Elaine, 83 Wiley, Jim, 68, 89 Williams, Dine 8? Williams,. Gavie. 25 5t+ 78 Williams. Yvonne, 11+ 51 89 Wilson, Albert, J6+ 39 55, 104 Wilson. Cithern 51, 52, 55 69. 89 Wilson, Eddie, 25 26, 58, 8? Wilson, Gerald, 65 Wilson, Herbert 16 65, 83 Wilson, LaVerne, 68+ 81 Wilson, Wallace 89 Winn, Linda. 69, 78 Wiv. Kay. 44. 50. 89 Wirt. Neil 81 Wotd, Dick 21, 78 Wolfe, Delbert, 43, 78 Wolf son, Roger, 23, 78 Wood. Carol, 37. 78 Wood, Dale, 34, 46 63+ 64. 65. 66, 89 Wood, Larry 16 89 Wooten Brent, 13 23. 36. 40 56+ 74 1 78 W ' oocen Richard, !l 21. 40, 42. 74 Workman, Audrey, 104 Wnrkmin, Mickey, 20+ 55, 104 Workman. Patsy 52, 53, 104 Worlev, Brer, 65, 89 Wright, Richild. 16+ 65, S3 Wright, Virgil, 11+ 62, 64 Y Yale . Mary 11, 51 York, Ronald. 89 Young, B-verly. 13 54. 104 Voting. Ruth, 37+ 50, 78 z Zatt, Cedi 49 73, 104 Zatt, Ted 55, 65+ 81 Zaegel Vance, 65. 89 Zato, David 66, 78 Zaro Evelyn, 14, 49, 73. 104 Zier, Bruce, 67+ 104 Zier, Mvrna, 36, 89 Zimmerman Ann, 37+ 44 50+ 78 Ziuerkopf Gloria, 13, 14, 37, 50, 72, 73. 83+ 106 Zitterkopf Bobhy. 78 Zolk-r. Robert, 66, 78 ZumtvaLr, Ronald, 23, 65, 89 Jf was a 9 a V Fred Boutz, Mary Lynn Davin, Dick Jones. Carlene Frank, Luella Dudley, Ron Boscow. Ron Grassi Peggy Nessel. Virginia Gobble, Janet Sherwood, Jerky Mo- Vay, Glenna Jean Rust, Kay Davis, Ron Grass], Mr, Alexander, Peggy Nessel, Mr. McGrath. a Marcia Hwdfl Faye Rigsby Marge Riley Janet Ruri Glenna Jean Rust Betty Schmelrer Judy Schneller Marilyn Spray Virginia Sum men ALTO Billie Arbuckle Bette Bamett Joan Slckel Joyce Bernev Mary Cousins Darlene Cummin (Cay Di U Virginia Gobble Yvonne Hanrbut Gloria Hayes Barbara Lacey Pearl Livengood Carol Lofton Nancy McAdams Mary Jane MUbrath Myrna Moore oir Lela Mae Pentecost Nancy Powers Elizabeth Roberts Elaine Rogers Diane Rudtn Darlene Reuwig Sharon Scott Janet Sherwood Nancy Talbot Dorothy Upcrafr Martha Ward TENOR Janice Adams Deanna Bogle Fred Route Joan Carle Janet barrens Ron Grusi David Irving David Jackson Wayne Krlln Donna Marr Todd Oleson Gordon Page bass Gene Ah verts Bob Allen Bob Beach Maurice Blake Ron Boscow Darrell Morton John Hamilton Dick Hanford Lcland Hastings Ken Heifer Leonard Heifer Tom Hoi wav Jim Hopkins Dick Jones Mike Right Don Kludaa Stan Langton Jerry McVay Dan Ritchie Larry Sanders Bob Schwari Roger Steiner Larry Wood Jim Webster Bert Wilson Dick Wright SOPRANO Sharon Allen Patsy Brooks Mary Ann Carle Jo Anti Clarke Mary Lynn Davin Luella Dudley Marilou Foster Jeanette Garner Linda Gudgel Jackie Hill Barbara Jobe Donna Johnson Shirley Kelly Gail Kennedy Nadine Klein Evelyn Langbecker Judy McCallum Judee McClane Sylvia McDowell Janet Mitchell Peggy Newl Elda Nordhiem Anita Pinkerton Sally Porter Susan Roberts jew oj the fast ac tivities oj the 33- ' 34 year the junior jf rom. ant the S were emor Elizabeth Roberts was crowned queen of the junior Prom by Bill Kirkman, Junior class president. Her crown was of white carnations. The members of her court were Janice Baker Gloria Hayes Virginia Saiter, and Sandra Selden. The princesses were presented wrist corsages of w ' hite carnations. The decorations done in purple, lavendar, and turquoise, carried out the theme, Kismet ' A false ceil¬ ing, slanting from the center, very authentically repre¬ sented a tent. The queens throne was done in purple velvet and the princesses sat on grey velvet cushions. Setting off the oriental effect were Larger than life size silhouettes of Arabian dancing girts. Eddie Aliverti and a portion of his band provided the music for the affair. The annual Senior Ball, April 30, was a gay affair which a large part of the senior class attended. The theme of the dance, Street Scene,” was carried out with murals on the walls and a star studded ceiling. At intermission Peggy Nessel, queen, and her court consisting of Mary Lynn Davrn, Mary Jane Mtlbrath, Janice Owsley, and Sheri Koehler, were crowned by Senior Class president, Eddie Epstein. Ray Thompson’s Band provided the music for the ball; and delicious punch and cookies were served at intermission. Senior Bali Royalty— Prince mips Janice Owsley and Mary Jane Mil- bwath; Queen Peggy Nessel; Princesses Sheri Koehler and Mary Lynn Davin, Jr. Prom Royalty—Princess, Virginia Sajter; Queen, Eliza¬ beth Roberts; Princess, Gloria Hayes; Jr. Class Prexy, Bill Kirk man; Princesses, Janice Baker and Sandra Sel- den. oeroiO c) tM VAopkiiOS BuCKY Je-t Ti5 cH BWfcep 4Ptek ' MB um K- ■ Avlw v Back Row —left to right: Ben Colley, Fred Kimball, Dick Hanford, Eddie Royce, Mike Kicht, Rodger Amon- son, Eulon Brown, Dennis Scheaffert, Coach Richardson. Second Row —left to right: Alfred Jackson, Nels Nelson, Gary Rogers, Warren Weaver, Bill Hammond, Jerry Colley, Bob Schoesler. First Row— left to right; James Hopkins, Larry Hayes, Gary Maestretti, David Jackson, Paul Hayes, Bill Hartley, Gary Banks, Bill Coryell, The Varsity and B Squad Baseball Teams came through as Victors ' again this year . . . The B Squad Baseball team had a very successful season this year, winning ten of their fourteen games and losing only four. The squads played eight home games and six out-of town games under the supervision of Coach Richardson. The B Squad infield saw Gary Rogers and Dick Hanford at first, Warren Weaver and Mike Kight at second, Dennis SchafFert at shortstop, and Gary Banks at third. In the outfield were Paul Hayes and Jerry Colley in left, Larry Hayes and Fred Kimball in center, and Ben Colley in right field. Pitch¬ ers for the squad were Eulon Brown, Eddie Royce, Bob Schoesler and Bill Coryell, Taking the catch¬ ing honors were Bill Hamond and Bill Hartley, Paul Hayes and Warren Weaver came up with the highest batting averages at the end of the season. The Blue Devil baseball team of ’53-’54 under the fine coaching of Boots Wooten had one of the most successful seasons ever enjoyed in the history of the favorite American sport at Wa-Hi as they wound up their nineteen game schedule with thirteen wins and six losses. The Washington State record was nearly perfect as Kennewick was the only team to boast a victory over the Devils, taking only two at that. The other losses were: three to Lewiston and a single loss to Mac-Hi. Mac-Hi, although they took an early season 4 3 victory from Wa-Hi, did not fare as well in the three following games as Wa-Hi amassed 43 runs against their 13. The Devils infield consisted of: team captain Bob Fouts, senior, at first; Wayne Lee, junior, at second; Bob Becker, senior, at third; and Phil Stoller, junior, at short. The outfield saw Bob Beckel, Darrell Morton and Lee Baker or Bucky Jentzsch throughout the season. Doing a good share of the catching was freshman, Brent Wooten while Gerwyn Jones, junior, and Jim Hopkins, senior, also saw considerable action. The pitching was pretty well divided amongst John Hergert and Dick Mobley, seniors, and Bucky Jentzsch, junior, although Allen Wetzel, junior, and Bill Weber, sophomore, were kept in con¬ stant reserve. Hergert had a season record of 5 wins and 3 losses, Mobley bad 5 wins and 1 loss, and Jentzsch had 3 wins and 2 losses. Utility infielders were Monte Kauffman, senior, third baseman, and Robin Beck, sophomore, short¬ stop. Dick Wright, sophomore, was an outfield reserve. nd tvi th Spring coined the ' Jt evii ' d trach L earn . , , It was a busy season for the track boys of Wa-Hi this year. The season opened with The Mac-Hi Speed Carnival in which our boys got off to a slow ' start. The next day on April 10th y the Blue Devils participated in the W.S.G. Invitational at Pullman. The Devils came in a strong fourth with 15 points; ten of which were made by Ed Carter who broke a three year old high-jump record and the remaining 5 points were made by David Casper who won in the high hurdles, April 16, brought around the Richland Dual at Richland. The Devils topped the Bombers 69-5T It was a good day for the Wa-Hi thinclads, Ed Carter came out top point man with the blue ribbons in both hurdles and runner-up in the high jump; Con Gettman won with his fastest mile, 4:56; Roland Hussey, Don Featherston, and Gordon of Richland had a three-way deadlock on first in the pole vault, Don Scholl won in the discus and quartet relays; Al Elliot came in second in the broad jump; and Rich McDowell came out on top in the 220. TRACK TEAM — Fifth Row —left to right: Bob Stewart, Rich McCoy, Don M anson, Jerry Reeder, Morrie Reimer, Red Delaney, Ron Reihl, Don Scholl, Gordon Page, Shannon Carder, Bob Rowell, Al E lliot, Doug Seeley, Bill Mor¬ rison, Dick McBride. Fourth Row —left to right: Don McGowan, Paul Troeh, Gary Conner, Duane Mang, Conrad Gettman, Daryl Daugs, Jim Allen, Norman Munsey, Wes Colley, Don Beck, Bud Dorum, Arthur Brixy, Lew Spren- gel. Bulan Brown, Don Cunningtqn. Third Row —left to right: Coach McBride, Royce Cherry holmes, Tom Page, Jerry McFarland, Shan Tompkins, Bob Like, Harold Walters, Walden Muller, Gene Bates, Wesley Farley, Doug Gwinn, Dick Ladd. Second Row —left to right: Coach Fletcher. Gordon Ghadwohl, Gordon Anderson, Howard Aldrich, Jim Shenefelt, Ken Lemke, Louis Riley, George Sullivan, Richard Huff, Bob Allen, Leroy Farley, Dick Anderson, Den nis Daugs, Robert Hicks, First Row —left to right: Mike Morris, Conrad Knopf, Raymond Sabins, Don Featherston, Lowell Davenport, Gene Blattman, Dave Casper, Ed Carter, Mel Hill, Don d Adlang, David Ford, Stan Langton, Dave Soper, Richard McDowell. Next on the agenda were the Wa-Hi relays held at Borleske field. Yakima won the relays with 54 7 10 points while the Blue Devils came in second with 44 l 2 points. At the Yakima Invitational Meet } May 1st, the Blue Devils took fifth place. Ed Carter broke a nine year old record with a leap of five feet eleven inches. The very next week, May 7, Wa-Hi placed second in the Richland Triangular Meet in Richland. George Sullivan turned in his top performance of the year in the 440 in 53.4 seconds, another new mark. Next came the District Track Meet held at Borleske Field in Walla Walla. The Devils with 52 l z points were runnersup to the Clarkston Bantams who totaled 58, Ed Carter and Darrell Morton broke two records at the Tri-District Meet and qualified themselves for the State Meet held in Pullman. Carter cracked an age old record by leaping an even six feet. Morton winged the javelin 170 feet and l % inches to break Wa-Hi’s 1952 record of 167 feet 8% inches, David Casper also qualified for the State Meet. At last the State Meet came on May 28-29. Wa-Hi came in seventh with 6 points while Stadium High won the meet with 23. We are all very proud of the efforts of both the track boys and the coaches, Felix Fletcher and Chuck McBride, who did their very best in this 53-’54 season for Wa-Hi. The girls tennis team had a fairly successful year under the direction of Mrs, Houghton, Matches were held with Pendleton and Saint PauTs, The team lost both matches with Pendleton and tied with Saint Paul’s. Play¬ ers for singles were: Sheri Koehler, Eleanor Whitney, Edna Gies, and Loretta Smith. Double players in¬ cluded: Sheri Koehler, Elea- p nor Whitney, Hone Hinkle, Joanne Erdman, and Mar¬ lene Maughan Eugene Fong was the only member of the boys’ tennis team. Boys ' Tenni —G ene Fong. Girls ' Tennis — left to right: Loretta Smith, Sheri Koehler, Eleanor Whit- net, Edna Gies. Back row— left to right: Ilone Hinkle, Lucy Hutchings, Marlene Maugham, Jo Ann Erdman. Golf Team — left to right: Reed Clark, Jr., Jim Fiddes, Bill Carpenter, Dick Gohlman. The 1954 golf team coached by John Klumb was composed of four members. Two seniors, Dick Gohlman and Reed Clark; one junior, Jim Fiddes; and one freshman, Bill Carpenter. Out of the five tournaments entered by the Wa-Hi divot diggers, they were consistent and placed second in all five. Teams the Blue Devils competed w ' ith were: Colfax, Clarks ton, Lewiston, Moscow, and Pullman. At the close of the season the team kept up the consistent pace and placed second in the Bi-State League championship tour¬ ney at Colfax only a few strokes behind the win¬ ners, Lewiston. In the school championship matches, Clark beat Gohlman 4 and 2 and Fiddes heat Carpenter 8 and 7 in thirty six holes. Reed Clark was the winner, winning 6 and 4. State Tournament Senior Reception Band Banquet fun, food, and frolic This 53- f 54 Play Day was no exception to the rule. The school service clubs provided a the various food stands, and the Key Club dunking pond provided some new and original fun. Also a street dance was a new addition to the af¬ fair. All attended the afternoon track meet. Refreshments! In goei Tom! Cali of the Wild Cleanup! Wa-Hi Darlings The Senior Sneak was successful as always. The sun was very warm at Bingham Springs on the special day the seniors sneaked. There was plenty of good food to eat and lots of sun but not a great deal of relaxing was done. Mr Klavano and Mr. Anderson fished while chaperoning the affair. Play Day Voting Fred Boutz, Bob Rowell Outside Booths Tom and Paul Op and Gown Committee—left to right: Janice Baser, Sandra Ep- Jim George stein, Barbara Jobe, Susan Roberts, Judy Stgneroad, Ann Rebillard, Susan Timmons, Military Ball Royalty, Back tow — left to right: Pearl Livengood, Queen Chubby” Reiswjg, Lt. Col, Eddie Epstein, Suzanne Kent, Front row—Uh Chubby 1 ' and to right: Janet Mitchell, Smaron Allen. Capt, Flanagan Queen Darlene Reiswig and Her court of four princesses, Pearl Liv¬ engood, Suzzane Kent. Janet Mit¬ chell, and Sharon Allen, reigned over the annual Military Ball, May 14 The Girls Gym was decorated in red, white, and blue crepe paper as was the throne. The crowning of the royalty took place at intermission. Queen Dar¬ lene was presented with a crown of white carnations and the princesses crowns were pink carnations. The Wa-Hj Dance Band provided the music for the affair. Punch and cookies were served. Rev Cousins The Seniors Said Their Last Goodbye to Wa-Hi The 1954 Commencement pro¬ ceedings began with Baccalaur¬ eate, May 23rd. The sermon was given by Rev, Albert J, Wilson with Rev, Rodda, Rev. Elliott, Rev, Southard, Rev. Renzema, and Rev. Woodley, participating. Music was provided by the or¬ chestra, choir, and chorus. Commencement was opened on May 27 with the invocation, by Rev. Cousins. The choir present¬ ed The Nutcracker Suite and further music was provided by the Advanced Girls’ Glee. The Wa-Hi band contributed to the program with the Unfinished Symphony and the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. The graduating seniors were addressed by Prof, David Stevens, whose subject was Twelve Years to Ig¬ norance. Co-valedictorians, Ed¬ die Epstein and Carolyn Rey¬ nolds, presented the valedictory addresses, and Marion Ulrich cave the salutatory. Awards were presented by Mr. Klavano following the presentation of scholarships. Tom Leonard received the Legislative Assembly Award for his contribution to student government; Eddie Epstein received the Lawrence Jacky Memorial Award for his contribution to good sportsman¬ ship David Casper received the Brown Trophy for team work and co-operation in athletics, hollow¬ ing the presentation of diplomas by Gerwyn Jones, the program was closed with the Benediction, pro¬ nounced by Rev. J. A. McKee. Coffee Hour, under the direction of Chita Cousins, was held for the graduates and their families in the Girls Gym. This was followed by an all-night senior party, under the chairmanship of Eddie Epstein, senior class president, and sponsored by senior parents. A midnight movie, dancing at the Elks, swimming at the Y.M.C.A. and a breakfast, prepared and served by senior mothers, concluded the program ,at which an excellent attendance was noted. Carolyn Reynolds