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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

I l«vl mn rrm IntTN mi mi mi mi 1955 ROYAL BLUE PRESENTED BY TWE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OE WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL WALLA WALLA,WASHINGTON 2 In appreciation of one who has given 30 years of her life to Walla Walla High School, we dedi¬ cate our yearbook to you. Miss Dollie V, Corn, upon your retirement. May these pages hold many pleasant memories for you. We thank you for the splendid job you have done through the years and we want you to know that we wish you many happy years to come. Zable of Contents Page School Calendar ..6-7 Administration 10 Faculty ___ ___11-12-13 A.S.B. Government________ 14-15 Girls 1 Federation __16-17 Seniors _ _„„22-36 Juniors , riTTT ___ ___37-43 Sophomores__—44-49 Freshmen _________50-55 Club Council -....——...——58 Clubs ________59-67 Assistants __ 68-69 Military _ _ . 70-73 Instrumental Music___—74-76 Vocal Music_-_ 77-79 National Honor Society _ 80 Advanced Speech .81 Senior Play ... 82 Assemblies _ .83 Journal 84-85 F.F.A. _ . 86-87 Girls ' Sports ___88-89 Shuffle Shop _ 90 Homecoming 91 Sadie Hawkins _92 F.F.A. Barn Dance .93 Royal Blue Ball 94 Yell Squad . ... ...95 Football .96-100 Basketball .. ... _101-104 Royal Blue Staff „ 106-107 Index . .108-112 School Calendar Aug 30—School Opens Sept 17—Pasco—There Frolic FD Hi-Y Sept 24—Longview there Sept. 29—Boys ' and Girls ' Federation Assemblies Sept. 30—Transfer Party Oct, 1— North Central there National Assembly Oct 8—Richland there Teachers ' institute Oct, 13—Blind Program Oct 14—Military Review Oct, 15-Lewis Clark here Frolic Gimmel Teth Oct 20—Federation Assemblies Oct 21— National Assembly Oct, 22—John Rogers there Oct. 27—N.H,S. Assembly Oct, 29—End of Q uarter Yakima there Nov. 5—Gonzaga here Homecoming Nov, 6—Homecoming Dance Nov. 10—Richland here Nov. 15-Open House Nov, 17-Pfay Assembly Nov. 18-19—Senior Play Nov. 23—Federation Assembly Nov. 24—F.F.A, Barn Dance Nov. 25 26—Thanksgiving Vacation Dec. 1—jamboree here Dec. 3—Kennewick there Dec, 4— Sunnyside there Dec 7—Christmas Concert Dec. 8—Christmas Assembly Dec. 10—Military Review Gonzaga there Dec, 11—Kennewick here Dec. 17—John Rogers here Dec. IB—North Central here Dec 22—Federation Assemblies Yakima there Dec, 24-Jan, 2—Christmas Vacation Jan, 4—Pasco there Jan 5—Grenno Se Cee Assembly Jan 7—Richland there Jan, 8—Sunnyside here Jan. 14—End of Semester Jan 14—Royal Blue Bat) Jan, Jan, Jan Jan. Jan Jan. Hi-Y 15—Pasco here 20—Gimmel Teth—W W assembly 22—Yakima here 26—Soromia—Key club assembly 28— Clarkston here 29— Richland here Feb. 2—Equites Hi-Y Assembly Feb. 4—Choir, orchestra, band concert Feb. 5—Wenatchee here Feb. 11— 1 Clarkston there Feb. 12—Colville here Feb. 15—Federation assemblies Feb. 18—Pullman there Feb. 19—Wenatchee here Feb. 21—P.E. Demonstration Feb. 23—Tethany-Latura assembly Feb. 24, 25, 26—Sub-district in Lewiston Mar. 1—Career Day Mar. 2, 3, 4-District Tournament Mar. 9, 10, 11-State Tournament Mar. 11—Military review Mar. 15—National Assembly Mar. 18-End of quarter Mar. 18—Junior prom Mar. 23-Play assembly Mar. 24, 25-All School Play Mar. 30—Federation assemblies Apr. 15—Military review Apr. 20—Federation assemblies Apr. 27—Band Assembly Apr. 29-Senior Ball May 3—National Assembly May 4—El Adrea-F.D. Hi-Y assembly May 6—A.S.B. Primary May 6—Military Ball May 13-A.S.B. Primary May 22—Baccalaureate May 26—Graduation May 27—End of school , vv | 1 % ‘ f ?TV V v ,. ++ , Administration The school year 1954-55 has been highlighted by an attempt to obtain money with which to build additional school buildings. T he primary ob¬ jective of our schools, however, is to develop character and citizenship, to impart certain knowledge and to develop skills which will enable those graduating from our schools to take their places in the community as good citizens and workers, I feel that the Walla Walla High School is doing a good job both in Hs curriculum program and in the so-called extra curricular activities. This annual is a good example. Congratulations to the staff and a sincere wish for happiness and success to the members of the graduating class of 1955. ARTHUR D. JONES, Superintendent Publication of the Royal Blue is a student activity that de¬ serves the support and appreciation of all students. It will serve as a means of reliving four very important years of your life. If you have made the most of these years, in ac¬ quiring knowledge and developing qualities of good citizen¬ ship through loyalty and service to your school, you will ap¬ preciate to a greater extent the value of this book. The fine job that is done each year by the Royal Blue staff exemplifies the willingness with which Wa-Hi students in general enter into the activities of their school. It is this spirit that makes Wa-Hi a school that we can well be proud of. ALLEN REYNOLDS, Administrative Assistant We owe so much to so few. That could be said of all Royal Blue staff members. Without this pictorial record of our school year, much would be lost after graduation. It has been a fruitful year in all respects. The man¬ ner in which Wa-Hi students work out their school problems is gratifying, t respect your good clear thinking. Congratulations to our seniors? they have done much to make our school year a success. ROBERT KLAVANO, Principal A treasure chest of memories is an apt way to describe the school annual, The Royal Blue. It will become increasingly valuable through the years to each student as he tries to relive his high school days through the use of this record. Many fine achievements were accomplished during the past year, through the united efforts of the faculty and students. Congratulations to all for your contributions. To the seniors, my sincere best wishes for your future. W. G, LEDBETTER, Wee Principal 10 faculty MARSHALL ALEXANDER English, Speech-Dramatics, Dra¬ ma Club Advisor, Play Director, DONALD ANDERSON Typing, Shorthand, A.S.B. Book¬ keeping Supervisor. MARK A. BERNEY Carpentry. GENEVIEVE BERRY Study Hall, Soromia Advisor, WILBUR BOSCHKER Woodworking, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, BURTON L. BOYLAN Psychology, Social Studies, W.W. Hi-Y Advisor. CLARENCE CASSELL Orchestra, FRANCES CONWAY Home Economics, Gimme I Teth Advisor. KEITH CROSBIE Spanish, French, Sophomore Class Advisor, JULIANA DRAPER World History, Social Relations. JOHN ANDERSON Social Science, Attendance Of¬ fice, Student Court Advisor, Psychology, B, E. AUSTIN Social Science Department Head, Social Relations, U, S. History. ROBERT BISNETT Biology, Safety Driving, Safety Council Advisor, Equites Ad vis- or. Boys ' Federation Assistant Advisor, ALBERT C. BOAZ Physics, Chemistry, Jr. Class As¬ sistant Advisor. IRENE BUCKMAN Typing, Bookkeeping, Jr, Red Cross Advisor. M-SGT. SHELTON BULLARD Military. DOLLIE V, CORN English, Bookroom. PURDY CORNELISON Biology, Science Department Head. RUTH DUNN Algebra, Geometry, Teth any Ad¬ visor. RALPH EMIGH Mathematics. M faculty MARY E5ARY Latin,, Girls ' Counsellor, Club Council Advsior, CHARLES FLANAGAN Captain Military, Sponsors Ad- visor. Key Club Advisor, Traffic Court Advisor, Club Council Advisor. VIRGIL GOODMAN Auto Mechanics RHEA GRAY Girls ' Physical Education, Audio Visual. ALBERT HAASE Typing, Bookkeeping. FAY HAMM English Department Head, £ng- lish. EDWARD KANTOLA Agriculture, General Metals E. L. KEEZEL English, F.D. Hi-Y Advisor, Sen¬ ior Play Advisor JOHN KLUMB Athletic Director. RUSSELL LARSEN Director of Music, Bind. FELIX FLETCHER Boys ' Physical Education, Coach Foot ball. GEORGIA MAE GALL IVAN English, Grenno Se Cee Advisor RUTH GRAY English, Photography, Annual Advisor MARGARET GUENTHER Coordinator Distributive Educa¬ tion, Retail Selling. GRACE HOUGHTON Girls ' Physical Education Direc¬ tor, G.A A r Advisor. ADA HOWELLS Secretary to Mr, Klavano. BESS KIRK Mathematics Department Head, Algebra. ELIZABETH KIRKMAN English, Latin, El Adrea Ad¬ visor, W. G. LEDBETTER American Problems, A.S.B Cab¬ inet Advisor, AGNES V. LITTLE English, N,H S, Advisor. faculty FLORENCE LONG librarian, CHESTER LY6ECKER Vocational Director, FLORENCE McGOVERN Journalism, Typing, English, Ad¬ visor of Journal Staff. JAMES R. McKAY Agriculture. DORIS PFAFFLE Home Economics, F.H.A, Advisor. META E. PFEIFFER English, Junior Class Assistant Advisor, JOHN RICHARDSON General Mathematics, Shop, M B Squad Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. WARD R. SMITH Vocal Director. CHARLES H. Me BRIDE U. $, History, Social Studies, Coach, Fresh Advsior, Boys Fed¬ eration Advisor. RUTH MCDONALD Shorthand, Office Practice, Mim¬ eographing. EDWIN F. MOSER Art, Handicrafts, Biology, Art Club Advisor. M-SGT. GIENN OLVER Military, Girls Rifle Team Ad¬ visor. ROBERT PULFER World History, Social Relations, Math, Junior Class Advisor, Yell Squad Advisor. MARION RAY School Nurse. RICHARD WOOTEN Social Studies, U. S. History,, Coach. MARY K. YATES Algebra, Latura Advisor. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—Fin Semester, fifth row, left to right: Ken Underwood Tom Kett.g, Don Saltmarsh, Sill Anderson, Pawl Dague. Ann Shepherd, Mike Knight LeRoy Farley, Fourth row: Carol Mae Russell. Renagene Bickel. Pat Whiteman Betty Hoppe Deanne Baldwin, Barbara El king ton Donna Wallace. Beverly Regula Mr. Klavano, Third row: Dale Hayes. Sill Delaney. Qlin Boschler, Mika Cobain, Donald Bfoddinger, Herb Talabere. Tom Page, Sandra Seldon Clark Erdmam Second row: Brent Wooten, Mike Nunn Don Davis, Carol Ann Jones. Mary Ann Carle, Carol Smiley, Judy Johnson. First row: Eukm Brown, Bill Hammond Harry Poudfoot, Karen Brown, Janice Kingsley Jo Ann Cunmngton. Manlou Irving, Marlene Larson. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—Second Se- mester, fifth row: Allan Rodda Tom Johnston, Jack Thatcher, Paul Dague. Joy Davidson, Don Heifer Harold Bennett. Fourth row: Harriet Btickman. Judy Stone road Frances Doschades Barbara Porter Billie Jo Lusk, Beverly Regula, Gordon Jackson, Third row: OLn Boschker, Richard Behave. Herb Talabere, Virginia Nelson. Cathy Lund Bill Coryell Bruce Bailey Les Johnson, Bob Hartley. Second row; Jim Neitses. Betty Hoppe Wilma BaHel t, Charles Moore, Carol Lee Smiley Mary Ann Cockerline Verta Tate Caro I a Troeh Jerry Fraiure. First row: Don Ritchie, Don Jones. Tom Doggett Warren Gross Man Jmkens. Deniece Healey. Ada Townsend, Ken Underwood, STUDENT COURT—First Semester, left to right: Janice Sutherland. Phyllis Thompson Dick Monahan. Bill Klrk- man, Mr. Anderson. Jeannie Lilley, Bill Weber, Lin Eu¬ banks, Gene Bates, STUDENT COURT—Second Semester: Jeff Olmstead, Darlene Hanley. Roger Burkhart, Bill Kirkman, LeRoy Farley, Dorothy Francis Virginia Nelson. Not pictured: Carol Lutton. A.S.B. TICKET SALES—Third row: Ted Tucker, Pat For¬ rest. Sandra Seldon. Sharon Boyle , Judy Yeend, Vir¬ ginia Nelson. Billie Jo Lusk, Deanna Bogle, Second row- tom Page Maida Blue Rosa Lee Faure, Donna Wallace, Evelyn Kelly, Susan Stoller, Bob Grass!. First row: Janice Sutherland, Marlene O ' Neil, Gloria Hayes, Dorothy Francis, Donna Bogle, Betty Burnett, Not pictured: Dale Hayes. Glenna Jean Rust, Bill Anderson, Gene Hand, Shirley Knudson, Joan Arthurs. DeAnna Pratt. Allan, Beck, Deanne Baldwin, Gall Anderion, Don Beck, Janice Adamf. Laura Hoppe Marilou Irving, Joan Carle. Ruth Kirkman, Nancy Ferre I, Judy McCallum, Del Cole, Don Marshall. Dick Monahan. ji.S.%. government The Associated Student Body Cabinet began Its busy and successful year with an assembly the second day of school. Given in the form of a comedy skit, the 1 954- ' 55 officers and new faculty members were introduced Many things were accomplished for the school by the Cabinet this year. They successfully made plans and preparations for the 1954 Homecoming. Something newly introduced was the noise pa¬ rade in which the service clubs participated. Exchange Cabinet meetings were held with Yakima as hosts, and later we entertained Richland ' s cabinet. They were lots of fun, and quite informational. Split assemblies were tried without too much success New frolic regulations were drawn up and carried out. Members of the Cabinet were guests of the Chamber of Commerce Planning Session held in January Two members were assigned to each different committee, thus bringing back many inter¬ esting and helpful suggestions One suggestion that will go into effect next year is the selection of a Junior boy as Fire Chief assistant. SAFETY COUNCIL —Third row. left to fight; Mike Morris. Marilyn Chun, Beverly Hill, Grant ErmigK Petty Forrest. Cathy Casper. Second f ow: Jane Ann Sivertson, Billie Jo Lusk. Claudia Brown, Judy Whiteman. Carol Ann Anderson, Kaye Murdock. First row: Ken Clements. Dole Hayes, Bob Tinker, Stan Longton, Boyd Koth, Mr. Sisnett. Not pictured- Judy Hathaway 0iris’ Jeder - 0 ' ° % -, «$$+ ' S, vv cw c o VV‘ t rt. l J5� ' ,0 $« t ’ e St ' � ' A� ? ' - S . ., s ' a � ' 4 •$ - The 1954-1955 school year was a very successful one for the Girls ' Federation under the leadership of Marilyn Spray. Serving were: Gail An¬ derson, vice president; Eliza¬ beth Roberts, secretary; and Nancy Powers, treasurer. Spe¬ cial thanks go to our advisor, Mrs. Esary, for her guidance. The Girls ' Federation tried to put on a meaningful assem¬ bly each month. Among them were: a style show, a panel discussion, a candlelight in¬ stallation of the cabinet. For the Christmas Assembly, THE NUTCRACKER S U I T E, a split assembly was presented under WZ ‘TO- £ p €) iW a v C7 w w ir A v © CABINET—Left to right; Carol Ann White. Jeannie Lllley. Wary Ann Carte, Mercia Roedel. Diane Rbdin. Sharon Scott, Eleanor Whitney. Sandra Epstein, Sharon Bovtan Judee McClane, Merry Altemus. FIRST SEMESTER CABINET ASSISTANTS—Upper right, Second row: Sandra Selden, Judy 5+oneroad. Anita CralL First row: Genevieve Dutke. Kay Wise, Ronnie Lou Haider. Not pictured: Sally Porter, Susan Roberts, Glenda Tomlinson, Donna Mart, Carol Lee Utton. CABINET ASSISTANTS SECOND SEMESTER—Second row, left to right; Jane Ann Siuertson, Donna McAdams. Cathy Lund. Ann Shepherd Sara Jo Chandler Janice Kingsley- First row: Nancy Timmons, Marilyn Ord, Beverly Hill, Sue Roth, Ellen Coson, 16 -I ' Bottom right: CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY atm this plan. The 1954 Girls ' Staters, Nancy Powers, Gail Anderson, Anita Crall, Diane Rudin, and Sharon Scott told of their experiences at the Girls ' State Convention. At the beginning of the school year, the Girls ' Federa¬ tion gave a pot luck for all transfer girls. This party was attended by 50 transfer girls. The Royal Blue Ball was taken over by the Girls ' Federa¬ tion this year, the theme be¬ ing, Fire and Ice The royal¬ ties were: Gail Anderson, queen; Ronnie Lou Nalder and Elizabeth, princesses. = S£fis34! KKSS Waters. Elian Coaon. Sue Roth, Pat Cos , Rover ly Htll, Qtunhn Westgard. MINUTE S (LS-E.lcrc j eJI ' ii YounE. Um ' EuUtEi ? ' lnd« 0! W.bi ’ r J6a£VSX«S:« h!� .WiS. .•« c-Jw sft to right; Nancy Powers, Treasurer; Elirabeth Roberts. S cfJ try; Marilyn Spray, President; Gail Anderson, Vtce President. Bot- tm’laft; Valentine Assembly. Moys ’ Vice President President Corresponding Secrefery Secretary-Treasurer LARRY WARNER AL JENTZSCH CHARLES MOORE HERB TALABERE BOVS ' FEDERATION CABINET—Back row, left to right: Gerwyn Jones, Dale Hayes, John Stewart, Brent Wooten, Bob Meadowcroft, Danny Debawka, Bob Hartley, and Jim Butler. Front row: Mr, McBride, Herb Talabere, Larry Warner, and A! Jentzsch. BOYS ' FEDERATION HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES—Back row. left to right: Fred Bouti. To™ Page, iud Rose, LeRoy Farley, and Stan Langton, Middle row: Russell Lybecker, Ralph Teague, Gary Banks, Tom Johnson. Front row: Sen Colley. Ted Tucker, Walden Muller, and Greg Perry. Under the leadership of President, Al Jentzsch, Vice President, larry Warner, and Secretary-Treasurer, Herb Tala- bere the Boys ' Federation car¬ ried out a varied program of service and activities. As in the past the Boys ' Federation continued its popu¬ lar noon-movie program. Some of the films shown were: I Was a Communist for the F.B.L Titanic ' Crimson Pirate, My Pal Gus, Stars and Stripes Forever ' and Story of Will Rogers ' The intramural program with Dale Hayes at the head provided activity for many boys. The championship teams in all sports were awarded pins. federation INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—Back ro , left to right: Vance Zaegel, Man Jinkent, Dove IsEtt, Front row: Dick Dague, Elon Booker, Jim Wiley, Not pictured: Captain Don Hayes and John Wede. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS—Back row, left to right: Dale Hayes. Captain; John Wade, Mai . _ -■ Wiley, Elf ' t A J - rv -- jin kens. Front row: Skeeter Gossett, Don Hayi, Jim Mr, Boschker. homeroom advisor Elon Booker. Not pictured: Don d ' Ablflfng. Speaker: Mr. Santler NOON MOVIE CREW—Left to right; Allen Wetzel, Tom Rettig, Paul Dague. Dan Walker, John Wade Gary Red fie Id and Mike Morris. PROJECTIONISTS—Jerry Hall, Ken Murphy, Darrell Roberts, M.ke McElhaney, Gary Hein, and Ronnie Waters. Not pictured: Fred Thompson, Rtch Weyer, and Bob Schwarz, Not pictured; Don Beck, Duane Cestoid!. Eddie Derbawka, Jack Edwards, Jim Eubanks, Dale Hayes, Dale Herd, Gary Hefsey, Chuck Herrin, Con¬ rad Knopf, Don Lvbecker, Harold McCoy, Don Manson, Dale Potter, Morrie Riemer, Ralph Stambaugh, Lew Stran¬ gle Dick Wright, Roger Wye- feoff. One of the Federation ' s more ambitious and successful programs was a spring clean- up with a Keep Wa-Hi Clean theme. Included in the assemblies presented was a speech by Prof Santler, a traffic forum, a talent show, and Washington State Game Department assem¬ bly. Among other services per¬ formed was a frolic for fresh¬ men and transfers at the first of the year and the eighth gradp visitation day in spring, in addition to sponsoring a delegate to Evergreen Boys ' State A Scholarship Trophy was presented to the valedic¬ torian and salutatorian com¬ mencement night. Marilyn Spray, Gloria Hayes, Bill Kirkman. Graduation! Another milestone on the voyage into the fu¬ ture for the class of 55 The first semester officers of the class were President Bill Kirkman, Vice President Bob Beckel, Secretary Marilyn Spray, and Treasurer Gloria Hayes Bill and Marilyn were again elected with the new officers. Vice President Richard McCoy, Treasurer Sue Timmons, Marilyn Spray led the Girls ' Federation, and Al Jentzsch presided over the Boys ' Federation, The class of ' 55 stands high in scholastic achievement with Anita Crall, Valedictorian, with a 3.94 grade average and Diane Rudin, Salutatorian, with a 3.88 The Senior Play Young April ' the Senior Ball, the Senior Cake Sale, and the Senior Sneak were a few of the many various activities of the busy Seniors of ' 55 SECOND SEMESTER OFFIC ERS, First row: Richard McCoy , Sue Timmons Second row: Bill Kirkman, Marilyn Spray. MARCETTA TAYLOR . , JANICE RAE ADAMS—La t ura President; Choir; Club Council . SANDRA ALLEN- Retai) Club . MERRY ELIZABETH ALTE- MUS— Royal Blue Editor; Art Club Presi¬ dent; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Drama Club; Tethany. ROBERT E. ALTERGOTT-W.W. HUY; Foot¬ ball; W.W. Club; Track; P.E. Assistant . . , BILL ANDERSON-Key Club President; Yell King; Cabinet Legislative Assistant Veep.; Club Council . . . GAIL ANDERSON—Girls ' federation Veep.; N,H.$ ; Sponsor 1st Lt.; Royal Blue Ball Queen; Soromia . GORDON ANDERSON- Football; Track; Lefterman ' s Club; P.E. Assistant. BIIAIE MARIE ARBUCKLE—Royal Blue Picture Editor; Choir; La W tura Secretary; Young April ; Drama Club . . . BOB ARM¬ STRONG—Key Club; Legislative Assembly; Sophomore Foot¬ ball; Transfer from Idaho . „ JANICE BAKER—Homecoming Queen; Flagswinger; Sponsors; Soromia Secretary; Girls ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet. LEE BAKER—Football; Basketball; Baseball; Fire Chief; R.O.TX. Lieutenant , . . JANICE BARER—Student Court; Song Leader; Journal Back Page Editor; Royal Blue Copy Editor; Soromia Secretary . . MARY LEE BARNES—Re¬ tail Club Treasurer. SILL BARNETT—F.F.A. Veep.; F.F.A. Parliamentary Team; F.F.A. Sentinel; Key Club . . . VANDA BARTELT—Latura; Office Assistant; Big Sister; Sen¬ ior Play . . . DON BECK—Regimental Adjutant; Drill Team; Choir; W.W. Hi-Y. BOB BECKEL—N.H.S.; Lieutenant Colonel of R.O T.C.; Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds; Basketball Captain; Baseball Captain . . - RICH¬ ARD BERNAVE—Key Club; legislative Assembly . . . HELEN BERTSCH-Attendance Office; Royal Blue Staff. JOAN BICKEL-EI Adrea; N.H.$ +; Sponsors; Dean ' s Of¬ fice Assistant; Homecoming Princess . . . SALLY BIDNE -Latura President . . , WILMA JEAN BLANCHARD—Girls ' Federation; Orchestra; Choir. PAT BLIZE—Girls ' Rifle Team Captain; latura; GAA; PE As¬ sistant; Attendance Office . , . DEANNA BOGLE—ASB Treas¬ urer; Gimmel Teth; Sponsors; Choir; Girls ' Federation Cabinet Junior Assistant . . . ELON D. BOOKER—Boys ' Glee; Legisla¬ tive Assistant; Intramural Football and Basketball; Homeroom President. 23 FREDRICK O. BOUTZ-Equites HUY; Firefly ; Choir; legist five Assembly; Homeroom President . , . SHARON BOYlA E! Adreii; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Journal Sports Staff; Leg is- letive Assembly; Drama Club . . KAY BOWERS—Transfer from Rich I and; Mimeographing. PATSY BROOKS—E! Adrea; Sponsor lit Sergeant; Cap and Gown Committee . , GLORIA BUOY—Advanced Speeth; Retail Club; Club Council; Devil ' s Den Cashier; Minute Girl . . ARTHUR BUSSINI-Cafeteria Assistant, JOAN CARLE—Choir Accompanist; Senior Band Manager; Tcfhany; Girls ' Federation Tri-State; Young April . . . MARY ANN CARLE-Tethany President; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Girls ' Fed¬ eration Council; Legislative Assembly; Club Coun¬ cil . . DON CASSELL—Junior Band; Senior Band; Orchestra Ail-State. RICHARD P. CASTOLDI—Key Club; Club Council , , . STEVE CASTOLDI-Key Club; Tumbling; US Navy , . . JOANNE CLARKE—Grenno Se Cee; Choir; Homeroom President; Minute Girl; Big Sister. JOANN CLAYTON—Tethany; Retail Selling Treasurer; GAA ; Pep Club; Nurse ' s Assistant , . . DELBERT COLE— Boys ' Rifle Team; FFA Parliamentary Team; Freshman Bowling Team . . . GEORGE B. COLLEY—FD Hi-Y Veep; Football; Tumbling; WW Club; PE Assistant. DARLENE CONKLIN-PE Assistant . , . LUCILLE CORKRUM- Choir; Chorus; Orchestra . , MARY LOUISE COUSINS- Sponsors; Grenno Se Cee; Girls ' Federation Cabinet Representa¬ tive. ANITA CRALL-NHS; Evergreen Girl ' State; Royal Make¬ up Editor; Girls ' Federation Cabinet Assistant; Art Club Secre¬ tary . P DON CUNNINGTON—Freshman Football; Track; Shop Assistant; B Squad Football Manager; Carpentry , , MARY ANN ELIZABETH CZYHQLD-Chorus; Choir; Office Assistant. DON D ' A B LA ING—7 rack; PE Assistant . . . PAUL 0. DAGUE-ASB Veep; FD Hi-Y President, Vanity Sports Manager; Boys Federation Cabinet; Club Council . . . DARYL DAUGS-FD HiY-Veep; Pep Band. DENNIS DAUGS-FD Hi-Y; Football; Track; Band . . . EARL DAVENPORT- B Squad Baseball; B Squad Football; Homeroom President . CAROLYN KAY DAVIS-Choir; Firefly ; Office Assistant; FHA. KEN DOLAN—Key Club . . . DAVE EGGERS-Key Club; Frosh Football; Tunfbling; US Navy . . . BUD DORUM— Track; Football; Homeroom President; Royal Blue Staff. DARYL DEBEAUMONT-Equites Hi-Y; FFA , . CAROL JEAN DENT-Retait Club; Library Assis¬ tant; Girls ' Giee . . . CLIFFORD DICKINSON, JR - Lrbrary Assistant; Protection Staff. DOROTHY DUFF—Retail Club . . . GENEVIEVE JUNE DUTKE- Girli ' Federation Cabinet; Orchestra; Tethany; legislative As¬ sembly . , . KITTY NORENE EADES—Girls ' Glee; Big Sister; Pep Club; Attendance Office; Commercial Assistant. TOM EAST—Band Student Conductor; Senior Band; Or chestra; Dance Band . , . AL ELLIOT—WW Hi-Y Veep; Choir Veep; Track; Junior Class Veep . . , SANDRA EPSTEIN—El Adres; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Legisfa- tive Assembly; Royal Blue Copy Editor. KEITH C. FENNER-Semor Play; WW Hi-Y; Legislative Assembly; Safety Driving Club ... JIM FERREL—FFA President; FFA Judging Team; WW Hi-Y; Boys ' Federa¬ tion Cabinet . . . JIM FIDDES—Retail Club President; Golf Team; Equites Hi-Y. LEON FILAN-Projeetionist; FFA; Carpentry . . . EUGENE YOU WIE FONG—Key Club; Royal Slue Staff; Library Assistant; Boys ' 1 Tennis; Transfer from China „ . . MARIIOU SUSAN FOSTER— Tethany; Pep Club; Senior Band; Firefly ; Choir. li x t 7 CAROL MAE FRAZURE—Retail Club; Pep Club; Big Sister . . KATHY FREDERKING-Choir; FHA Prendent; Commercial A sistant; Mimeographing Club Council . . BARBARA GATES— Grenno Se Cee; Choir; Big Sister. CONRAD GETTMAN-Track; PE Assistant; WW Club; B Squad Football; Tumbling . , . BONNIE JEAN GLEIM— Girls Glee; Advanced Chorus , . ♦ LYLE GLENN—Drill Team; Equites Hi-Y; Projectionist. GORDON GRADWOHL-WW Hi Y; Track . , ROBERT GRASSI-ASB Cabinet; Equites Hi-Y; Drill Team; Auto Mechanics ♦ . BILLII GROSGE- BAUER-Choir; PE Assistant. LINDA CUDGEL—Tethany; Drama Club; Choir; Senior Band; Senior PliY JERRY HALL— Key Club; ROTC Officer; Projectionist . . . MARK HANEBUT-Key Club. GLENN I, HARG ITT-Advanced Speech; Senior Band; Equites Hi-Y; Stage Crew; Drama Club . . GLORIA HARMON—Retail Club , . PATRICIA HARRISON— Tethany; Advanced Girl Glee; Mimeographing. HARRIETT HART-La tun; Senior Play; Legislative Assembly . CAROL HASTINGS—Band; Girls ' Glee; Choir; Girls Federation Assembly; Advanced Chorus . . GERALD HAWKS—Equites HUY; Radio Club. iOAN HAWS—Transfer from Utah , t . DALE HAYES—Equitet Hi V; legislative Assembly; Tumbling; Boys ' federation Cabi¬ net; Intramural Sports . . . GLORIA HAYES—Ye If Queen; Sponsors; I) Adrea; FFA Sweetheart; Junior Prom Princess. NEIL T. HAYES—Equites Hi-Y; Shop Assistant; General Metals Assistant . . . KENNETH E. HEIFER—Choir; FFA Judging Team , . . LEONARD R. HEIFER—Choir; Wa -Hilites; Firefly ; Orchestra. LOIS HEtlBERG—Grenno Se Cee; Choir; Nurse ' s Office Assistant; Homeroom Secretary; Big Sit¬ ter - . BOB HICKS— B Squad Football; US Navy; Track . . . CHARLES HILL-Senior Band; Orchestra; Royal Blue Staff; Pep Band. JACQUELINE HILL-Grenno Se Cee ; GAA; Club Council; NHS . r , BETTY HOPPE-Legisletive As- sembly; Freshman Girls ' Glee; FHA Veep; Mimeo¬ graphing; Commercial Assistant , . . GENE HUME —Yell Squad; Key Club Secretary; Senior Play, DAVID IRVING—NHS; Traffic Commissioner; Choir; ROTC Company Commander; WW Hi-Y . . . DAVID ISITT— 1 WW Club; Football; Shop Assistant; Froth Basket¬ ball .. . SHARY JACKSON-Big Sister; Safety Council; Wi-H Kites. AL JENTZSCH—Football Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Boys ' Federation President; WW Hi-Y Treasurer . . . MAX ROBERT JINKENS—Shop Assistant; Retail Selling; Legislative Assembly; Boxing; Tumbling . . . BARBARA JOBE—Sponsors Sgt.; Choir; Legislative Assembly; Tethany; Student Court. I 9 i LEONARD JOHNSON-NHS; Golf Team; Key Club; Transfer from New Mexico . . NORMA JEAN JOL5TEAD—NH$; Sponsor Captain; Gimmel Tefb Veep; Commissioner of Pub I icily; Student Court , . GERWYN JONES-FD Hi-Y; Boys ' Federation Cabinet; Baseball; Tumbling. SHARON JEANNETTE JONES—Gimmel Teth; Senior Play; Art Club Secretary; Drama Club; Tranefer from Mac-Ht . . . BARBARA KEEN-Freshman Girls ' Glee . . . MERWIN KELLN—Pep Band; Choir; Band. EVELYN KELLY-Tethany; Club Council; Girls ' Fed eraiion Council; Legislative Assembly; Choir . . JO ANN KING—Majorette; Grenno Se Cee; Spon son; Homeroom Secretary; Advanced Girls ' Glee , . . WILLIAM G. KIRKMAN-NHS; Senior Clast President; Chief Justice; WW Hi-Y President; Junior Class President. JANICE MARIE KLEIN-Freshman Girls ' Glee; Big Sister „ . , DON KLUDAS—Safety Council Presi dent; Mixed Ensemble; Key Club Secretary; Drill Team; Boys ' Federation Cabinet , ♦ SHIRLEY KNUDSON—Art Club Treasurer; Retail Selling; PE Assistant; Minute Girl; Girls ' Glee, ROBERT D. KOLBUS—Drill Team; Legislative Assembly; WW Hi-Y; Choir , . . CELIA A, LANE-Choir; FHA; Tumbling; Cap and Gown Committee . . . STAN LANG TON—Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Equites Hi-Y; Track; WW Club. MAX J. IANTZ—Public Address System; Stage Crew; Wa-Hilites; Chorus; Transfer from Yakima . . , G, MERLENE LARSON— Choir; Gimmel Teth; Journal Front Page Editor; Legislative As¬ sembly . , . WAYNE LEE—Baseball; Legislative Assembly; Stu¬ dent Court, JE ANNIE LILLEY-Tethany Secretary; Mixed Ensemble; NHS; My Little Margie ; Girls ' Federation Cabinet . . . JIM LINTON -Key Club; Rifle Team; Drill Team; Frosh Football GOLDA LOCKARO-Grenno Se Cee; GAA President; Legislative Assembly, f SALLY LOGSTON-Minute Girl; Pep Dub; Library Assis tant . . JACKIE K. LONG-Gimmel Teth; Choir; Office Assistant; Cap and Gown Committee; Legislative Assern- bly . , CAROL LEE LUTTON-Flagswinger; Sponsors; Grenno Se Cee; Girls ' Federation Cabinet. JUDIE CHASE McCLANE—Girls ' Federation Cab met; E! Adrea; Choir; Tri-State League; Senior Play . . . RICHARD McCOY-Football; Tumbling; Key Club President; ROTC Captain; FFA . . . SYLVIA IRENE Me DOW ELL-Choir; Drama Club. PATRICIA HELEN McFALL—Chorus; Girls ' Federation . . JOYCE McF ALLS—Office Assistant; Big Sister; Girls ' Glee , . . DON McKINNEY—Homeroom President; Ski Team; Boys ' Glee. tm MARTHA MtSLOY-Chofui; Choir; Advanced Speech; Trenifer from Arizona . . . DON JEAN MANSON-WW Hi-Y; Track; ROTC Officer; Pinafore . . . DONNA MARR-Tethany ' Girl ' Federation Cabinet; Girls ' Federation Council; Choir; Cap and Gown Committee. don A. MARSHALL— B Squad Football . . . ROX ALEE MAR¬ TIN—NH5; AS8 Cabinet; Journal Front Page Editor; Latura Veep; Drama Club . . . MARGARET MATTHEWS-Soromia; Deanes Office Assistant; Chorus; Cap and Gown Committee. JACK J. M A UGH AN—Homeroom President; Advanced Speech; Transfer from Wenatchee . . . ROBERT MEA- DGWCROFT—Wa-Hiliies Sports Announcer; Royal Blue Sports Editor; Journal Sports Writer; Basketball; Key Club . . , ALVIN MILLER—FD Hi Y; Shop Assistant; Carpentry. DELORES MILLER—Senior Band; Pep Band; Girls ' Federation Assembly; Commercial Assistant , , . JANET MILLER—Girls ' Rifle Team; Choir; Tethany; Legislative Assembly . . . FRED MILLS. CALVIN MOBLEY—Drill Team; Shop Assistant; Boys ' Federation; Projectionist; Intramural Basket- ball . . , CHARLES MOORE-NHS Veep; Equites Hi-Y Secretary . . DARRELL D. MORTON-NHS; Football; WW Hi-Y President; ASB President; Ai I -State Track. BERT MOSLEY . . WALDEN MULLER-Football; WW Hi-Y; WW Club; Track . . . KAYE MURDOCK—Girls ' Rifle Team Secretary; Latura; Choir; Attendance Office; Safety Council MARY NIXON-Latura . . , ZINA NOBLE-Senior Band . GARY W, OLDHAM—Key Club; Senior Band; Metal Shop As¬ sistant; Homeroom President; Orchestra, TODD OLESON-Choir; Equites HUY; Girls ' Federation Assembly; Homeroom President . . , GAIL OSBORNE . - BARBARA OYE—Royal Blue Staff; Minute Girl; Girls ' Glee; Nurse ' s Office Assistant; Mimeographing, WILMA JEAN PAUL—Pep Club; Commercial As- sistant , , ANITA PINKERTON-Tethany Presi¬ dent; NHS President; Drama Club Secretary; Sen¬ ior Play; ASB Secretary , . . SALLY RAE PORTER —El Adrea; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Choir, NANCY POWERS—NHS; Journal Editor; Girls ' Federation Treasurer; Sponsors; Gimme I Teth . DEANNA PRATT—Grenno Se Cee; Pep Club; Li¬ brary Assistant , . , ELIZABETH E, PRESTON Tethany; Choir; FHA; Tumbling. LARRY PRICE-FFA . . THOMAS PRICE-FFA; FFA Bas ketball , . . ANN REBILLARD-NHS; Gimmei Teth Presi¬ dent; Commissioner of Assemblies; Sponsors; Club Coun¬ cil Secretary, VIRGIL REED-Frosh Football . , . WAYNE REED—Rifle Team (Soph); Color Guard (Junior); Frosh Football . . THOMAS RETTIG-NHS; Equites HUY; ROTC Ma[or; ROTC Drill Team. ARDELl RICHARD$— So romia; Girts Council; Homecoming Roy ally; Book Room; Band Senior . . . LOUIE ED RtLEY-FD HUY; WW Club; FFA; Football; Tumbling . . CHARMAGNE RIVERS (CINDY)— Principal ' s Office; Transfer from Hayward, California. JOHN ROBERSON . . . ELIZABETH ROBERTS—El Adree; Flags winger; Sponsors Sergeant; Girls Federation Sec re tary; Choir . . . JEAN ARLEN ROBERTS-Principal ' s Office; Freshman Girls Glee; Legislative Assembly, Junior Year. SUSAN ROBERTS—Flagswinger; Sponsor; El Adrea; Girls Federation Cabinet; Cap and Gown Com¬ mittee . . . ALAN RGDDA—Drama Club Presi¬ dent; Senior Play; Band; Orchestra; Solo work with Hammond Organ . . . MARCIA LOUISE ROEDEL—NH5 Treasurer; Soromia Treasurer; Spon¬ sors; Girls Federation Cabinet Head; Dramatics Club. BOB ROWELL—Choir President; PE Assistant; Track; Equites HUY; Mixed Ensemble . . . DIANE RUDIN-NHS Secretary; El Adrea; Back Page Editor of the Journal; Girls Federation Cabinet; 1954 Girls State . . . JANET RUFF-Choir Secre¬ tary; Mixed Ensemble; Tethany; Journal Associate Editor; ' The Firefly. 1 CAROL MAE RUSSELL-Library; Legislative Council; Dr ma Club . . . GLENNA JEAN RUST-Band Manager; Tethany; ' The Firefly ' ; All-State Chorus; Mixed Ensemble , . . VIRGINIA SAITER—Sponsors; Solngleader; E! Adrea Treasurer; Homeroom Secretary; Transfer from Spokane. LARRY SANDERS-Cholr; Band , . . JOHNNY SCHNEIDMILLER, JR.—Equites Hi-Y; ROTC Drill Team; Track; ROTC 1st Lieutenant; Shop Assistant . , . JUDITH ANN SCHNELLER-Grenno Se Cee Veep; Mixed Ensemble; Legislative Assembly, Junior; Pep Club; Choir, BINKY SC HOCK—Grenno Se Cee; Choir; Minute Girl; Legisla¬ tive Assembly; Past Sponsor Member . . , GARY SCHWAMK— FFA; Tumbling . . . ROBERT (BOB) SCHWARZ-Choir; Mixed Ensemble; iqultei Hi-Y Chaplain, t A SHARON CECILE SCOTT-ASB Cabinet; El Adrea Ve V ? Student Court 1951; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Mixed Ensemble . . , SANDRA SEiDEN—NHS; My Little Mar- gie ; Junior Prom Princess; Soromia Vice President; Girls ' Federation Cabinet , . . PATTY JEAN SHINBO- Grenno Se Cee; Songleader; Tumbling; Girls ' Rifle Corps; Annual Staff. DAVE SIRES-Equites Hi-Y . . . CLAIRE SPARKS- Senior Band, Secretary and Librarian; Soromia; Club Council; Girls ' Rifle Corps, Secretary; All State Band . . . LORRAINE SPIES-GSC; Senior Band; Freshman Girls ' Glee. MARILYN SPRAY (SPRINKLE)-Girls ' Federation President; Soromia; Sponsors; Student Director of Band; Secretary of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes . . . RALPH STAMBAUGH-Royal Blue , . . ILA STEVENS—Retail Club II; Transfer from Tenino High, Washington, PHIL STOLLER (ROSll)-WW Club; Football; Baseball; Skiing . . . JUDITH STONEROAD—El Adrea President; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Club Council; Journal Staff Artist; Choir . . . WALTER SUTHERLAND-Advanced Woods hop; Projectionist. LQRAN SVEUM—Retail Selling; Store Buyer; Transfer from North Dakota . . . HERB TALABERE—NHS; Senior Band; Equites Hi-Y President; Traffic Court Secretary; Boys ' Federation Secre¬ tary-Treasurer . . , DAN TOMPKINS-Key Club; Tumbling. BETTY LOU TOTH—Tethany; Senior Band and Pep Band; Or chest ra Secretary; Allstate Band; r Mi$s Air Power ... ADA MAE TOWNSEND-Tethany; Girlt ' Rifle Teem; Art Club; GAA . . PAUL TRGEH—E quite Hi-Y; Band; Track; Journal Staff; Drill Team. JEANINE TURNER-Chotr; Senior Band; Pep Band; Girl ' Rifle Team . . . ELINOR FRED IA ULRICH—Gimmel Teth; Club Council Scribe; GAA Secretary; Journal Staff; Choir . - - KENNEY UNDERWOOD-FFA; Frosh B M Football; § Basketball; Ski Team. BARBARA LEE UPCRAFT-Soromia; Band, Senior; Big Sister; Journal Typist . . . JOHN WADE—Key Club; ROIC Officer; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Track . . . MARTHA LOU WARD-Qrchestra Concert Mistress; Teth any; Choir; Homeroom President. DIANE D. WARNER—Sponsors Lieutenant; Song Leader; El Adrea President; Club Council; Stu¬ dent Court . . . LARRY 8. WARNER—Boys ' Fed¬ eration Vice President; Boxing; WW Hi-Y; WW Club; Legislative Assembly . . RONALD C. WATERS—Project ion iff; Transfer from Colville. ALLEN C. WETZEL-WW Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms; Football; Basketball; ROTC Officer; WW Club . . PHILLIP WHEELER—President of Radio Club; Amateur Radio Operator; Adv„ Speech (Radio Engineer); Public Address Crew; Transfer from Tigard, Oregon . , CAROL ANN WHITE—Majorette; Sponsors; Soromia President, Secre¬ tary; Girls ' Cabinet (Dress Standards); Junior Class Treasurer. ELEANOR WHITNEY Gimmel Teth; Tennis Team, Girls ' Cabinet Finance Head; Student Court; Deans ' Office Assistant , , , JAMES R. WILEY—Shop Assistant; Retail Selling II; Boys ' Glee; Club Council; Intramural Football . . . YVONNE WILLIAMS Latura; Minute Girt; Legislative Assembly Representative, Junior Year. A CATHERN WILSON-Art Club; GAA; Club Council; PE Ataiiiant; Retail Club . . . PATRICIA KAY WISE-Girls Federation Cabinet; Tethany; Club Council; NHS , � . DALE WOOD NHS; ROIC Captain; Drill Team, RONALD ZUMWALT—Football; Baseball; FFA , , SUSAN TIMMONS—Sponsors; Tethany, President; A$B Cabinet; Girls Federation Council and Cab¬ inet; Senior Class Treasurer . . . GLENDA TOM¬ LINSON— Gimmel Teth; Girls ' Federation Cabinet; Legislative Assembly; Arl Club. PAUL ANDREWS—Transfer from Tacoma , . , BOB DONALDSON . . , STAN DICUS-Football; Tumbling; Sophomore Class President; FFA; Home¬ coming King, DON HAYS—Shop Assistant; Art Club; Intramural Cap- lain . . ■ CHUCK HERRIN—Key Club; Legislative Assem¬ bly; Basketball; Football , . . VIVIAN MIER. AITEN HJELMFELT . . . JEAN BLANFORD . . . LOIS DYE. Not pictured: Marla Brooks, Stuart Rew ( Marvin Samuel, Edwin Teal!, Wallace Wilson, Steve Wrbanieh, Leo Day, Paul Hodgini. {juniors FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS—left to right: June Briete, Janet Jo Devi ion, Tom Page, Red Detaney. A hard-working junior class looks forward to A.S.B. leadership in their Senior year. During the first semester, the Juniors were under the capable leadership of Red Delaney, president; Tom Page, vice president; Janet Jo Davison, secretary; and June Briese, treasurer. For the second semester, Jack Thatcher served as president; Wesley Farley, vice president; Beverly Hill, secretary; and Nancy Borum, treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS—Top to bottom: Jack Thatcher. Nancy Bo rum, Wes Farley. Beverly Hill. Dick Anderson and John Stewart served on Boys ' Federation Cabinet and Janiece Taehibana filled this office for Girls ' Federation. Serving on Girls ' Council were Carolee Smiley and Gwen Dammrose. Tom Page and Bill Weber held Boys ' Federation Cabinet offices while Janiece Taehibana served on Girls ' Federation Cabinet, Gwen Dammrose remained on Girls ' Council while Marilyn Chun filled the other vacancy. The Junior Prom, which is always The affair for the new upperclassmen, was the main project of the year. Working hard to raise funds, the class sponsored a frolic, had a spur-of-the-moment popcorn ball sale, and a cake sale followed by a candy sale added to the sum. Such a successful year wouldn ' t have been possible without the help of the wonderful advisors, Robert Pul fer, Albert Boaz, and Elizabeth Kirk man. Shirley Adams Linda Akehurst Wayne AI bin Howard A Id rich Jim Allen Richard Anderson Raymond Arbogast Joan Arthurs Maurice Ash Sally Backous Mary Lee Bailey Beverly Baldwin Shirley Barnhart Jeanetle Barritt Karen Beachman Robin Beck Margee Beneffel Harold Bennett Bob Benzel Darrell Benzel Joanne Bernave Johnnie Bird Maida Blue Nancy Bo rum Roger Boyer Darlene Boynton Jim Braden Elizabeth Bredstead June Briese Nancy Brooks Karen Brown Leroy Brown Rondall Brown Sharon Brown Richard Bruce Barbara Brunton Jackie Buchheim Vanna Burgess Roger Burkhart James Burleson Bob Bury Myra Carder Jerry Carlyle Wesley Carney Don Carter Geraldine Carter Catherine Casper Don CattoldE Duane Cestoid! Sara Jo Chandler Susan Chandler Bill Chapman Royce Cherry holme Doris Childers Marilyn Chun Janet Clayson Pat Co bain Mary Ann Cockerline Carolyn Conner Joe Cook Lynne Coryell Ellen Cox on Ray Crawford Ralph Croft Charles Crufhers James Cummings Mae Cureio Frank Currie Gwen Dammrose Frances Daniels Joy Davidson Janet Jo Davison Mary Jane DeKeyser Red Delaney Marlene Depping Richard Dickinson Tom Doggett Bill Douglas Howard! Downey Ken Drake Louise Dye Larry Ekstrom Roger Efkington Sondra Emert Dick Eng Clark Erdman Joanne Erdman Cora Esters Christine Fag era from Wesley Farley Dianne Fenner Jane Fields Murl fleenor Dorothy Francis Carl Frank Janice Frank Phyllis Garvas Robert Gar vie John Gatzke Jim George Edna Gles Geraldine Gies Don Gilman Sue Gilmore Wallace Givens LeRoy Gossett Deanna Gradwahl Carolyn Graf Charlene Grover Darlene Grover 40 Carroll Gumm, Louis Hall, Jackie Nanefc, JoAnn Hanley, Dick Handford, Gerald Hargitt, Carole Hart- wig, Pat Hathaway, Everett Hatley. Janice Haws, Gary Hein, Bryce Henline, Lorine Hester, Beverly Hill, Melvin Hill, Janice Hilliard, Hone Hinckle, Tommy Holway, Paul Hooper, SHarron Hudson, Richard Huff, Doreen Hunter, Jeannette Husel, Lucy Hutchings, Mari log Irving, James Irwin, Patricia Jackson. Barbara Jensen, Jim Jessup, Virginia Jobe, Janice Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Tom Johnson, Betty Jones, Carol Jones. Don Jones, Wayne Kelln, Eddie Kennedy, Fred Kennedy, Mike Kight, Fred Kimball, Vicki Kimzey, Eugenia King, Janice Kingsley, Howard Kirchgestner, Dean Knox, Gloria Knudson. Ray Kronquist, Dolores Krumsick, Charles Lackey, Janice Lemott, Jack Lee, Cordelia Leichner, Janice Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Claudia Link. Veneta Linke, Dewane Logan, Beverly Loney, Sherry Loney, Marlys Lycke, Catherine Lund, Donald Lybecker, Donna McAdams, Diana Me Bee. Marilyn McCallum, Don McCowan, Cliff McCoy, Joy McCracken, Mike McElhaney, Lee McFarland, Pat McGlothlin, Jack McKinnon, Gene Me Kinsey. Jerry McVay, Mane Massie, Rosalie Mead, Roger Mercado, Fern Mills, Carol Mobley, Nola Monroe, Gerald Montgomery, Mike Morris. Norman Mynsey, Marilyn Myxlow, Jim Myers, Lou Neill, Tom Nelson, Duane Norquist, Aileen Ohashi, Neil Oldridge, Marilyn Ord. Tom Page, Duane Poe, Franklin Potfratz, Berwyn Rasco, Marlene Reavis. Gary Redfield, Sharon Redfield, Bev Regula, Geraldine Reiswig, Janet Remboldt, Evangeline Rimbey, Don Ritchie, Darrell Roberts, Myrna Roberts. Gary Rogers, George Rose, Lawrence Rosenfelt, Boyd Roth, Sue Rolh, Norman Royoa, Gene Salsberry, Delores Sams, Phyllis Saunders. Betty Schmidt, Bob Schoessler, Mary Seeley, Sandra Shaw, tom Shaw, Ann Sheperd, David Sher¬ wood, Jane Ann Silvertson, Carolee Smiley Carolyn Sooter, Bill Spurlock, Linda Stazel, Roger Steiner, Bill Stewart, Carol Ann Stewart, John Stewart, Allyn Stillman, Darlene Summers, Ronnie Swanson. Janiece Tachibana, Verta Tate, Virginia Taylor, John Thatcher, Richard Thom ley, Fred Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, Charline Thrasher, Nancy Timmons, Robert Tinker. 42 Top row: Patty Todorovich, Shannon Tompkins, Sherry Tompkins, Karen Touchon, Jim Townsend, Dennis Vaughan, Harold Walters, Donna Waters, Gary Watson, Middle row: Bill Weber, Jim Webster, Quinlan Westgard, Mary West, Eddie Wilson, Herbert Wilson, UVerne Wilson, Dick Wright, Ted Zaat. Bottom row; Gloria Zitterkopf. Donna Zoesch, Mildred Ginter, Lois Henderson, Alan King, Mary Jo King, Eleanor Meade, Charles Morgan. Not pictured; Patricia Heath, Shirley Layton, Cherryl Plowright. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS—Lett to right; Eulon Brown, Vice President; Ruth Kirkman, Secretary; Nancy Gradwohl, Treasurer; and Gene Bates, President, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS—Left to right; Shirley Muller, Treasurer; Ruth Kirkman, Secretary- and Leroy Farley, President. Not pictured: Roger Amund¬ son, Vice President, The Sophomore Class got off to a very successful start and kept it up throughout the year. Near the end of the first semester, an all Sophomore party was held with fun for alL leading the class in the first semes¬ ter, assisted by our advisors Mr. Crosbie, Miss Draper, and Mr, Moser, were Gene Bates, President; Eulon Brown, Vice Presi¬ dent; Ruth Kirkman, Secretary; and Nancy Gradwohl, Treasurer. Serving on Girls ' Fed¬ eration Council this semester were Judy Whiteman and Maralyn Mock, while Gene Rebillard represented the class on Girls ' Fed¬ eration Cabinet, Brent Wooten was elected to Boys ' Federation Cabinet, Elected to govern the class during the sec¬ ond semester were Leroy Farley, President; Roger Amundson, Vice President; Ruth Kirk¬ man, Secretary; and Shirley Muller, Treasurer, Holding a position on Girls ' Federation Coun¬ cil was Alice Bergevin, Dee Lee Tucker and Betty Francis served on Girls ' Federation Cabinet while Gene Bates held the same post in Boys ' Federation, Leonard Ada mi David Ac mi Beverly Alfrey Betty Ambs Roger Amundson Carol J, Anderson Carol Ann Anderson Jim Angotti Velma Angotti Joann Arnoldt Roy Aro Jack Atwood David Babb Donna Bailey Janice Bailey Cherri Baker Krista Baker Gary Banks Stanley Barer Naidene Barlow Gary Barr Larrie Barritf Gene Bates Elion Baugh Bill Bennett Connie Bennett Alice Bergevtn Clayton Blue Phyllis Bergers Dale Brashear Harold Bridges Bill Briggs Wayne Briggs Art Brixey Carol Brown Claudia Brown Eulon Brown Sonja Lee Brown Rosemary Bruce Oletta B run ton Harriet Buckman David Burgess Jackie Callagan Shannon Carder Dennis Carlyle Bill Carpenter Joyce Carter Pat Case Mary Etta Cathey Doris Gear ley Cathy Center Terry Childers Ben Clark CI1H Clark Jerry Colley Wes Colley Gary Connor Barbara Cooper Catherine Cooper Ronald Copeland Bill Coryell Mary Jane Cummings Michael Ciyhold Dick Dague Carl Davidson Arthur Davis Carol Davis Harold Davison Bill Delaney De Bonce Photos Top, left to right: Ronald DeWitt, Virginia Dickman, Luana Dixon, Jack Donaldson, Janet Downey, Dianne Drake, Carolyn Duff, Fred Easton, Roger Eisenbeisz, Barbara Eld ridge. Grant Emigh, Norma Engebretson. Janet English, Wayne Estes, Lin Eubanks, Nancy Fairchild, Leroy Farley, Rose Lee Faure. Clifton Ferguson, Nancy Ferre I, Joy Filan, Tommy Flisram, Dave Fofsom, David Ford. Bottom, left to right: Patty Forrest, Lloydeen Frakes, Betty Francis, Richard Franzen, Joyce Fulkerson, Leo Gaddis, Lois Gage, Gary Gainer, Marilyn Gobble, Fred Goodhew, Nancy Gradwoht, Richard Gradwohl. Lauia Graham, Karen Grosgebauer, Richard Gunderson, Douglas Gwinn, David Hall, Russell Lee Hall, Clarence Hammond, Jackie Harding, Melinda Harmon, Bill Hartley, Bob Hartley, Earle Harvey. Judie Hathaway, Dave Hawkins, Curtis Hawks, Paul Hayes, Larry Hays, Don Heimbigner, Gary Heisey, Dorothy HenzeJ, James Hopkins, Laura Hoppe, Fred Horner, Ronald Hoy. Susan Hunter, Becky Irving, Shorty Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Ed Jackson, Eileen Jackson, John Jack son, Harold Jamison, Joe Janni, Leon Jaussaud, Judy Jefferis, Dayle Johnson. Top, left to right: Howard Johnson, Judy Johnson, Tom Johnston, Nancy Jonas, Eva Joseph, Betty Kendall, Jim Kimzey, Rosalind King, Leeene Klnzer, Gerald Kirchgestner, Ruth Kirkman, Bobby Kittle. Mary Lou Klassen, Dolores Klinsky, Larry Knapp, Conrad Knopf, Milton Knud son, Jim Kooreny, Dick Ladd, Robert Lee Lamb, Ronald Lang bee ker, Gary La Pine, Majorie Lee, Louise Lenhart. Bob Like, Joyce littoral, Lyn Loiseau, Jerry Loney, Dale Long, Jean Lucarelli, Johnny Lucarellt, Janet Lundin, Richard Lundin, Billie Jo Lusk, Gary Maestretti, Linda Maestretti. Ronald Mallonee, Duane Mang, Phyllis Marcy, Diana Marcs, Marlene Maughan, Gary Maxson, Barbara McAulay, Wesley McCarthy, Jim McClenny, Cathey McCoun, Deanna McCoy, Janice McCully. Bottom, left to right: Glen McDonald, Sondra McFalU, Jerry McFarlane, Donald McLeod, Myron Meiners, Jo Ann Mikkelsen. Beverly Miller, Morrie Miller, Bob Miller, Ted Millgard, Doris Mobley, Maralyn Mock. Boyd Moreland, Eillean Morris, Howard Morris, Joyce Morrison, William Morrison, Andy Moses, Don Mosley, Shirley Muller, Della Nelly, Jim Neisess, Dorothy Nelson, Kenneth Nelson. Marlene Nelson Nell NeUon Virginia Ann Nelson Janice Nemiti Martha Nightingale Gary Norquitt Anne Nowlet Mike Nunn Nyla Oelke Richelle Okeion Marlene O ' Neill Elsie Oswald Sally Page Mary Parrott Joanne Paxton Sally Pentecost Greg Perry Kenneth Ponti Barbara Porter Kenny Rahn Pierre Rambow Gene Rebiltard Dean Reeder Jerry Reever Georgia nn Rem bold Morry Riemer Beverly Rigsby Jim Ritchie Janice Roberts Linda Roberts Kay Robins Don Robinson Bob Rode David Rogers Judy Ross Afan Russet I John Russel Carla Mae Sabins Raymond Sabins Lois Sal a Don Sallmarsh Don Saunders Dennis Schaffert Joy Schick Tyke Serven Larry Shelton Carole Shepard Judy Shoemaker Shirley Slead Annette Smith Dennis Smith John A. Smith David Soper Lew Sprengel Edgar M, Stading Jerry Stambaugh Larry Steffy Bill Stephens Loretta Stevenson Bob Stewart Eileen Stoneroad Carol Sforrer Helen Stoval 1 Patti Strode Allen St ruth a rs Patty Tachibana Ralph Teague Eugene Teal Nancy Thomas De flunce Photos Top row: Richard Thonney, Nona Thorne, Carla Troeh, Duane Trudgeon, lee Trousdale, Dee lee Tucker, Rae Underwood, Tommie Unruh, Kay Van Ausdle, Judy Vaughan, Norman Wade, Linda lee Wagner, Second row: Gordon Wainwright, Daniel Walker, Mary Walker, Tom Walker, Donna Wallace, Pat Walling- ford, Pat Wallers, Bobby Warwick, Shirley Wasemlller, Maureen Weatherly, Janlyn Webster, Hick Weyer. Third row: Frank Wheeler, Janice White, Roberta Whiteley, Judy Whiteman, Linda Winn, Dick Wold, Delbert Wolfe, Roger Wolfson, Carol Wood, Brent Wooten, Ruth Young, David Zero. Bottom row: Anrr Zimmerman, Bob Zitterkopf, Robert Zoller, leRoy Henager, Alice Liming, Ramon Rios, Norman Simmons, Lionel Stanford, Not pictured: Shirley Barrett, Lola Mae Baughs, Myrna Ross, Gary Skinkoskey, Jack Smith, Gilbert Webb. freshmen The class of ' 58 with Mr. McBride, Mr. Wooten, and Mr, Keezel as advisors, got off to a successful start The officers elected the first semester were- President, Dick Monahan; Vice President, Harry Proudfoot; Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Stofier The following were elected for the second semester: President, Dick Monahan; Vice President, Don Heifer; Secretary-Treasurer, Deniece Healy. Representatives to the Girls ' Federation Council for the first semester were Marda Pinkerton and Patty Whiteman, Second semester representatives were Susan Stoller, and Louise Lucarelli On the Girls 1 Cabinet for the first semester was Joanne Daniels and for the second semester was Bar¬ bara Louderback. The freshman girls showed a great interest in the federation by turning out for the assemblies and various activities. On the Boys ' Cabinet for the first semester were Danny Derbawka and Jim Butler. For the sec¬ ond semester, Danny Derbawka and Ted Tucker held this office. The freshmen were high on the honor roll, with three straight A students at the semester mark The Freshman boys were active in sports this year. In football they made an excellent record with only one defeat while the basketball season proved to be successful. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Don Heifer, Vice Preii dent; Dick Monahan, Preiident; Deniece Nealy, Secretary Treasurer. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS-Left to right: Harry Proud foot. Vice Preiident; Dick Monahan, Preiident; Susan Stoller, Secretary Treasurer, Gary Ackerman Robert Adams Judith Aerni Gary Ahlgren Sarha Aldrich Kathryn Anderson Janice Angotti Michael Babb Bruce Bailey Willard Baker Deanne Baldwin Thelma Barker Orlaine Barnett Virginia Barnhart Wilma Barteit William Bates Charles Bean Alan Beck Gary Bcrgevrn James Bernave Pamela Berry Renagene Bickel Darlene Blake Dean BHze Ronald Blocklinger Marvin Blue Donna Gaye Bogle 01 in Boschker Michael Boutz Harold Bowers Mary Bradford Gordon Brehm Ken Brlsky Faye Brooks Gerry Brown Betty Jo Burnett Bob Burnette Bill Burrese Sheldon Burroughs Shirley Burroughs Robert Busse Joanne Bussini Justine Butcher James A. Butler Jim F, Butler Elizabeth Garrick Judith Ann Carter Judy Chamberlain Mary Ann Chenault Helen Childress Kenneth Clements Mike Cobain Carol Coffey Jo Ann Comfort Carolyn Conrad Alice Cook Loyal Cooper Bill Cousins Monte Crippen Gerald Criscola Patricia Criscola Jo Anne Cunnington Don Currie Joanne Daniels Clara Davidson Edward Davidson Don Davis LeRoy Davis Janis Dean De flu nee Photos si W- Kay DeBoer Danny Derbawke Bill Dickinson Gerald Dickinson Robert Dickinson Sharon Dolan Frances Do sc hades Terry Dummler Byron Eastman Jack Edwards James Edward Leonard Effinger Barbara E Iking ton Harold Ellenberger Jim Elliot Michael Ellis Bill Emert Mavis Emmons Karen Engeln Frank Enney Marquita Enney Marvin Entze Sharon Erdman Sharon Evans Jan is Essig Jim Falter Robert Faust Pamela Felrhouse Carol Ferret Persia Field David Fields Jack Fields Sharonne Figging Janice Filan Martha Fleenor Wa ne Fogg Saron Foster Deanna Fox Judith France Gerald Frazier A TST JoAnn French Karl Gabel Ann Garvie Bruce Gaines Gerald Gates Harold Gee Francis Gervais Eric Gessel Barbara Girton Ted Gobel Loretta Gray Patricia Hanford Drusilla Hargitt Patty Harlow Catherine Hart John Harter David Hathaway Sharon Heifer Vernon Henzel Robert Hess Donna Heumphreus Sandra Hicks Eddy Hignett Marvin Horn Pal Houfc Jim Hoyt Rosa Lee Hughes Terry Ann Hughes Sue Iverson Nancy Katsel Rennie Keasel Jack Keen Janice Kibler James King Dick Kirkpatrick Rena Kukal Karen (Bill) Labadie Janet Lacey Carol Ladiges James Lamb Gerald Lane Judy Lewis Sharon Lind Eugene Linke Nona Linton Juenira Logan Bill Long Lynn McCambridge James McCarthy Kathy McGowan Bobby McCoy Harold McCoy Sue MacDougftll Gloria Marshall Shirley Martin Diane Matthews Warren Gross Gary Haasch Anne Halverson Richard Hamm Beverly Hammond Darlene Hanley LeRoy Headley De niece Healy Alice Heffron Gail Hein Larry Heisey Don Heifer Gary Hilliard Kathleen Himes Tony Hina David Hjelmfelt Fred Hofer Mary Hooper Gordon Jackson Barry Jaqyins Judy Johnson Leslie Johnson Laura lee Kaniut Lee Katie! Bonnie Klein Mary Kline Robert Klingbeil Ruby Knudson Marilyn Krai man Shirley Krogh Larry Lane Gerald Langbecker Alfred Langis Elolse LaPlante Nancy Lee Bart Leisf Gary long mi re Barbara Louderback Louise Lucarelli Norman Lucarellf Russell Lybecker Pat Lynch Sharon McKenzie Dustin Mai and Pat Malcolm Jack Manson Robert Market Brenda Marley Ella Miller Jean Miller Joan Moffitt Dick Monahan Nila Monroe Ardyth Moreland Melinda Morris Ruby Mosley Mary Murrills Judy Myers Mike Nascimento Martin Neighbor Virginia Nelson Jerald Newbill Duane Niemeyer Mary Oakley Marian Obacka Gary Oberholtzer Barbara Oft Jeff Olm stead Linda Olson — De Sunce Photos Osborne, Donna Oswald, Mickey Palmer, Darlene Parker, Patricia Pasco, Larry Phillips, Shirley Pinkerton, Marda Plath, Elberta Pont!, Richard Porter, Dave Porter Jewel Potter, Gail Proudfoot, Harry Raber, Wesley Rahn, Edith Ramer, Dorothy Ray, George Reed, Gail Reed, Kathryn Reierson, Gene Reinhardt, Charlene Reinhardt, Don Reiswig, Gerald Reiter, Neil Renbarger, Mary Ann Riley, Elwan Rimbey, Delwin Rivers, George Rode, Donna Mae Rogers, Judy Rogers, Miriam Sams, Del Sanders, Gayle Sanderson, Janice Sauer, Wandalee Tomlinson, James Torrence, Wilma Townsend, Donna Townsend, Edward Townsend, Glenda Tucker, John Tucker, Ted Turley, Ann Turner, Noel VanDoren, Frank Van Horn, Gary VanWagner, Annette Vernon, Dorothy Wade, Jim Wallace, Carol Wallace, Patty Weaver, Cathy Webb, Gilbert Webster, Linda West, Delmer Weyer, Sharon Whiteman, Patti Whittington, Jim Wilson, Jeanette Wilson, Joe Wood, Marie Woods, Danny Wyckoff, Roger Schaefer, Aileen Schaefer, Margaret Schmerer, Roger Schoenrock, Linda Schultz, Craig Sch wank, Shari Scrimsher, Martha Shower, Bob Slaughter, Charles Smith, Jim Smith, Sharon Lee Spencer, Anthony Stapleton, Eugene Sticka, Gary Stillman, Frank Stolier, Susan Stovall, Judy Straw, Marilyn Strickland, George Sutherland, Janice Thomsen, Dennis Not Pictured: Fred Anderson Kenneth Carter Eddie Cassens Larry Cruthers Brent Eastman Dale Herd Ivan Lewi Jeanne Parker Joan Rew Warfield, Lois Yeend, Judy Young, Betty Zero, Nick Zier, Sharon Zimmerman, Ralph Zuber, Joel Anderson, Leonard Brown, Carl Christopher, Judy Hand, Gene Haws, Paul Johnson, Charles Kilburg, Pat Liming, Loretta Leyton, Bill Peck, Russell Perry, Jane Workman, Jim Lee, Jerry De Bunce Photos 55 eiub Council 58 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS—Left to fight: Elinor Ulrich. Sharon Scott, Sul! Kirkman, Ann Rebillard. r w, left to rigjfc Mike Morris, Bill Anderson, Joan Bickef. Carol lutton. Jim Ferrel. Al Elliot, Herb Tala- here, Bayd Roth Bill tarnett. Third row: Barbara Jensen, Janice Adams, Edna Gles, Carol Ann White, Claire Sparks, Judee Me- SlV ?!?• Second row Gloria Buoy, Merry Altemu . Evelyn Kelly, Mary Ann Carle, Janice Kingsley, Kathy Frederking. L McBr.de. Sal y Page. First row; Judy Stoneroad, Elinor Ulrich, Sharon Scott. Bill Kirk man, Ann Rebillard. Not pictured: Gary Maxon, David Smes, Jim George, Mary Etta Cathey. Jackie Hill, Richard Cestoldl, Jim Wiley, Alan Rodda. SECOND SEMESTER—Third row, left to right: Claire Sparks. Judee McClane. Janice Lamott. Richard McCoy. Jim Ferrel, Bill Barnett. Alan R odd a. Second row: JudySchneller, Norma Jolstead, Ann Garvie. JoAnn Hanley. Diane Warner, Nancy Rowers, Bob Grass! Herb Talabere First row: Priscilla McBride, DeAnna Pratt, Susan Timmons Gloria Buoy, Evelyn Kelly, Mary Cousins. Elinor Ulrich Sharon Scott Not pictured: Jim George Mike Kight, Kathy Frederking, Richard Castoldf, Marilou Irving. Tom Page, Keith Fenner, Jim F.ddes, Max Jrnkens, Rtchard Lundm, Edna Gies. Sally Page. The 1954-55 Club Council has been a very active organization this past year. Club Council, which it composed of the president and one representative from each service and interest dub of Wa-Hi, strives for a closer working relationship between the clubs and discusses and_ solves any problems that might arise. The Homecoming Noise Parade, Disabled Veterans ' Drive and taking charge of the Annual Play Day booths were some of the outstanding activities the clubs have participated in this past year. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS—Left to right: Sharon Scott, Elinor Ulrich, Herb Talabere, Norma Jolstead. Grenno Sc Cee ' s projects during the year were: erecting the traditional Chriitmas tree making gift bo es, the annua) Sadie Hawkins Dance and other school and community projects Third row, left to right: Carta Troeh, Lloydeen Frakes, Mary Ann Cockerline, Lorraine Spiel, Golds Lockard, Susan Hunter, Bifiky Schock Fatty Shinbo Second row: Marly! Lucke, Janice Kingsley, Janice Johnson, Lois Hellberg Majorie Lee. Barbara Gates, Joanne Clark, Judy McCallum, Beverly Hill First row: Joann King, Sherry Tompkins Janice Frank, Judy Schneller. Jackie Hilt, Eugenia Kmg, Christine Fagerstrom, Deanna Pratt, Qimmel Zeth Among SimmeJ Tefh ' s projects during the_ year were: Girls’ Federation, and the joint assembly. _ _ Jack O’ Lantern Stalag 13, with W.W, Hi-Y, D ag, Christmas philanthropy, a faculty tea, service to Fourth row, left to right: Marlene Larson, Marlene O ' Neil Barbara Jensen, Sue Gdmore. Edna rf C Lindf Robeys Md ld a Mary Lee Bailey. Third r 0 w: Judy Whiteman, Becky Irving. Barbara Brunton, Joy Davidson, Gene Pebillard Linda Mtlinda Harmon, Cathey MtCoum Second row Betty Franck Sue loth, Florence W.lco . J kie Long ( “J K RVfolKf Oelke Deanna Bogle Elinor Ulrich, Advisor, Mrs. Conway. First row: Nancy Brooks Phyllis Thompson, Norma JoUteftd, Ann Dorothy Francis. Jane Fields, Glenda Tomlinson, Not pictured: Sharon Jones, Nancy Powers, INSTALLATION—Back row. left to right: Patty Shinbo, Eugenia King Carla Troeh, Janice Frank, Gold a Lockard, Judy McCallum. Lor raine Spies Doreen Hunter. Front row: Jackie Hill, Susan Hunter, Judy SchneHer Mary Ann CockeHIne, Deanna Pratt. OFFICERS—left to right: Ben Colley, Mike Mom , Don Jones, Roger Bu rkha rtJ i m George. ?.£ . Mi-y F + D, Applegate Hi-Y, under the advisorship of Mr. Keezel, has enjoyed a successful year. Some of the services rendered have been selling programs at football games r winning the Homecoming noise parade and keeping up the plaque honoring Wa-Hi ' s war dead. En¬ tertainment included a party, frolic, banquet, and a joint assembly. Third row, left to right; Mike Nunn, Don Jones, Mike Kight, Dale Brash- ear, Dick Dague r Second row: Paul Dague, Larry Knapp, Bob Kittle, Jerry Colley, Wesley Colley, Ger- wyn Jones, Benny Colley. First ow: Roger Burkhart, Neil Qldridge, Dick Hanford, Alvin Miller, Dennis Daugs. Louie Riley, Mike Morris, Not pic¬ tured: Jim George, Tom Nelson. w. m Mi-y Walla Walla Hi-Y had a successful first semester under the leadership of Bill Ktrkman, president, Al El licit vice president,- John Stewart, secretary; Walden Muller, treasurer; Allen Wetzel sergeant-at-arms; and Bob Beckel, chaplain, helped Bill during the first semester. They performed such services around school as: painting parking lines by the gym, selling programs at the football games, taking charge of the bon fire for homecoming, burning the W , at the homecoming game, selling tickets before the senior play, and changing the bulletin board by study JJ B ' W.W. Hl-Y—Fourth row, left to right: Mr, Boylan, Red Delaney, Gordon Grad wo hi, Wesley Farley, Howard Aldrich. Third row; Don Beck, Bill Weber, Conrad Knopf, Jerry McVay, Leroy Farley, Bob Kolbus. Second row: Keith Fenner, Lou Sprengle, Fred Kimball, Tom Page, Bill Delaney, Jim Ferrel, Don Manson, Shannon Tompkins, First row: Dale Woods, John Stewart, Bob Beckel, Al Elliott, Bill Kirkman, Al Wetzel, Walden Muller, Dave Irving. HERB TALABERE key Club row, left to right: Eugene Fong, Jerry Hall, Leonard Johnson, Dick McBride, Rich McCoy, Don Kludas, Bid Barnett, Steve Cestoid!. Second row: John Lucarelli, David Folsom, Dave Zero, Bryce Henline, Gene Bates, Gary Banks, John Bird, Bob Meadowcroft. Third row: Gene Hume, Dave Hawkins, Roger Amundson, Arthur Brixey, Brent Wooten, Bob Miller, Byron Feathe ' rs- ton. Fourth row: Gary Oldham, Fred Kennedy, Dave Eggers, John Wade, Richard Bernave, Stuart Hew, Bill Anderson, Fifth row: Marvin Miller, Dave Sherwood, Chuck Herrin, Rich Cast old i, Ken Dolan, Mark Haneburf, Bill Morrrsson. Not pictured: Stan¬ ley Barer, The Key Club completed the most successful year in its history dur¬ ing 1954-55, Under the leadership of President Rich McCoy, the club grew in numbers and service to the school and community. Its 42 members carried on such services as operating the Shuffle Shop bar, taking tickets et home football games, and presenting a formal dance as well as several parties. KEY -CLUB OFFICERS—Bill Barnett, Dick McBride, Rich McCoy, Don Kludas, Leonard Johnson. This year Equftes has carried out both service and money making projects. With Mr. Bis nett as advisor, Equites has taken special interest in traffic safety, regu¬ lating after school traffic, publicizing Safe-Driving Day and parking cars at football games. Three heavy exten¬ sion cords were purchased for the dance lights. The club also participated in the Homecoming noise parade, the for-get-me-not sales, and presented an assembly. First row, left to right: Tom Rettig, Paul Troeh, Bob Rowell, Herb Tala- bere. Bob Grassi, Charles Moore. Bob Schwarz. Second row: Glenn Hargitt, Laurin Drake, Stan Lang- ton, Todd Oleson, Jack Thatcher, Herb Wilson. Third row: Ken Ponti, Jim- Neisses, Grant Emigh, Bob Bury, Harold Bennett. Fourth row: Bill Hammond, Don Gilman, Mike McElhaney, Gerald Hargitt, Roger Steiner, Gerald Hawks. Fifth row: Dave Soper, Don Ritchie, Gene Teal, Norman Royce, Boyd Roth, Not pictured: Fred Boutz, Daryl DeBeau- mortt, Lyle Glenn, Dayle Hayes, Neil Hayes, Jtm Jessup, Dean Knox, John Schneidmiller, Dave Sires, Fred Thompson. Squites Hi- j EQUITIES OFFICERS-First row: Charles Moore, Herb Talabere, Bob Grassi. Second row: Herb Wilson, Tom Rettig, Bob Rowell, Bob Schwarz, Todd Oleson. Art Club ' s big activity this year was the Monday night meetings for the members to meet and criticize each other ' s work. In foreground: Lynn Loiscdv. left to right; Terry Childers, Nancy Ferre). Linda StezeL Janice Frank. Richard Lundin. Standing; Don Hays. Front row. left to right: Janice Frank, Nancy Ferret, Linda Stezel Merry Altemus, Anita Crall, Ada Mae Townsend, Carolyn Conner, Marlene Pepping. Back row; Don Hoys, Jack Lee. Terry Childers, Ralph Croft, and Richard Lltndln, Art Club Left to right; Anita Crall, Marlene Pepping, Merry A Item us Front row left to right: Catherine Hart, Laura Hoppe, Betty Hoppe. Kathy Frederking, Celia Lane, Beverly Regula Ann Zimmerman, Back row Barbara Girton, Ann GarvJe, Jaftlyn Webster, Oletta Brultton, Shirley Krogh. Mary Etta Cathey, Rosemary Bruce, Not pictured; Judy Lewis. Janice Anderson, Mary Hooper. Edith Rahn, Linda Scheenrock, Joann Bimini, Ann Halverson, Dorothy Ranrter. Pam Berry, Carol Ladiges, Donna Townsend, Betty Jo Burnett, Wilma Bart c lt, Shirley Martin, Marda Pinkerton. OFFICERS; Laura Hoppe, CeLa Lane, Katherine Frederking. Mn, SJatt, Betty Hoppe, Ann Garvle. F + H,A, ts a National organization made up of gtrlswho have had one year of Home Economics either before or during their years at Wa--Hi. On their slate of activit ies was serving at a Teachers ' meeting, a cake sale, several parties, decorating bulletin boards, March of Dimes, and Disabled Veter am ' Drive. In October, a regional convention was held in EUensberg with many Wa-Hi girls in attendance. Retail Selling Some of the many activities of the Retail Club are taking care of the Devil ' s Den, Lost and Found (for the Girls ' Federation), and selling savings stamps. They also order senior announcements and class rings. The president and governor of club I, Jim Fiddes, attended the convention in Olympia, RETAIL I—Bade row. left to right; Dollie Duff, Loren Sveum, Gloria Harmon, Front row; Myrna Me on, Clerk Erdman. F red Bouti, Jim Fiddes, Myrna Zler, Byron Featheri- ton. Not pictured: Cathern Wilson, Shirley Knudson. Selling pom poms: Fred Boutx and Jim Fiddes. Cashing Up —Cathern Wilson. Myna Her. RETAIL II—Back row, left to right; Me Stevens, Ralph Ewer, Gloria Buoy, Front row; Sandra Alien, Mary Lee Barnes, Jim Wiley, Carol Freiure, Carol Dent. Mot pictured: Max Jinkens. This club also does service for other school clubs, such as order¬ ing mums for the Homecoming Dance and buying pom poms for the Pep Club, The local club is a member of the State and National Retail Club, Taking senior announcement orders: Dollie Duff, Myrna ZIer. Store inventory—Clark Erdmam. Jim Fiddes, Duff, Fred Bout . Dollie 63 EL ADREA OFFICERS—Back raw: Ron¬ nie low Nalder, PaHy Brooks. Front row: D«ano Rudin, Diane Warner, Below: Preparing for the frolic. Back row. left to right: Patsy Brooks, Susan Roberts, Jane Ann Si vert son. Eileen Stoneroed, Catherine Casper, Carol Anderson, Joan Bickel. Sandra Epstein. Third row: Virginia Nelson, Lin Eubanks, Marilyn Ofd, JoAnn Hanley, Janet Clayton, Ann Shepherd Pat Forrest, Donna Wallace, Second row: Judy Shoemaker Jackie Harding, Shirley Muller, Ellen Co on, Sharon Boylan, Ronnie Lou Nalder Nancy Gradwohl, Eva Joseph, Cathy Lund, Haney Borum. First row: Sally Porter, Elizabeth Roberts, Virginia Salter Jude McClane, Judy Stoneroad, Sharon Scott, Diane Rubin, Diane Warner, 81 Adrea Soromia INSTALLATION—Left to right: Gail Anderson, Janice Barer, Phyllis Mercy, Carol Ann Stewart Janice Baker, Claire Sparks, Karen Brown. Carol Ann White, Marcia Roedel, Joanne Bernave, Giving a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, giv¬ ing presents to needy families at Christmas, decorating bulletin boards, selling forget-me-nots and putting on an assembly were some of the major services done by Soromia during the year. First row, left to right: Marilyn Spray, Virginia Taylor, Marqaret Matthews, Sandra Selden, Carol Ann White, Janice Baker. Marcia Roedel, Janice Barer. Second row: Margaret Lewis ,Janet Enqllsh, Barbara McAulay, Carol Ann Anderjon, Barbara Porter, Cherri Baker, Maralyn Mock Janiece Tachibara, Third row: Joanne Bernave. Beverly Rigsby, Karen Brown Lynne Coryell. Mary Parrot, Doris Mobley Ann Zimmerman. Fourth row: Leeanne Kinzar, Gail Anderson, Claire Sparks. MaHlou Irving, Carol Ann Stewart, Ardelt Richards. Barbara U pc raft. Not pictured: Judy Johnson, Janet Lund in. Phyllis Mercy. LATURA — Fourth row, left to right: P 0 t BlTie, Jeanette Hus !. Beverly lone , Billie Arbuckle. Charline Thresher. Third row: Janice Lamott, Kaye Murdock, Yvonne Williams, Mar Jane DeKeyser Low Neill, Vondo Kartell, Joann Amoldt, Sec¬ ond row: Linda Store!, Marilyn Chun, JudY Jefferies Pat Hathaway, Linda AJte- hurst, Claudia Link, Darlene Boynton. First row: Myma Roberts Priscilla Mc¬ Bride, Ron Alee Martin, Janice Adams. Berwyn Rasco. Francis Daniels. Harriet Hart. Not pictured: Vickie Kinney, Pat Winn, Mary Nlvon. Latura has had a very active year by working on numerous service activities, various money-making projects, and a joint assembly with Tethany. A Day In t he Life of a Critic 1 ' —Latura-Tethany Assembly Catura Zethany Tethany made a good start at the beginning of school and carried on through the year by many service activities, a frolic, popcorn ball sale, a faculty tea, a bulletin board, and an assembly with Latura. TETHANY—Fourth row, left to right: Verta Tate Sandra Shaw. Luana Di on Betty Lou Toth. Mary Lois Seeley, Maurice Ash, Geraldine Gies. Third row: LuCy Hutchings, Anita Pinkerton, Janet Ruff Donna Marr, Kay Wise, Joenie Carle, Pat Harrison, Undo GudgeL Second row; Gwen Damrose, Evelyn Kelly, Merry Altemus. Jqann Clayton, EHiabeth Preston Marilou Foster, Ada Mae Towmend. Gloria Zitterkopf, First row; Martha Low Ward. Gen Dutxe. Sue Timmons, Mary Ann Cade, Jeannle Lilfay, Donna McAdams, Nancy Timmons. TETHANY OFFICERS—Left to right: Kay Wise. Jean- nTe Lilley, Donna Mc¬ Adams, Sue T i m m o n s, Mary Ann Carle. 65 The purpose of Girls ' Athletic Association is to organize intramural sports for girls. The club has sponsored four team sports, three individual sports, and swimming and bowling. The girls attended play days at other schools and had several parties. First row, left to right; Phyllis Garvas, Mary Jane De Keyser, Edna Gies, Joanne Erdmair Second row; Eillean Morris, Janice Nemitz, Lucy Hutchings, Donna Rode, Laura Lee Kaniuf, Third row; Georgi- ann Rem bold, Oletta Brunton, Jackie Buchheim, Jeanine Turner, Diane Fenner, Sue Gilmore. Fourth row: Carol Ladiges, Charlene Grover, Darlene Grover, Janlyn Webster. JJ Back to camera; Judee McClane. Left to right; Anita Pinkerton, Marcia Roedel, Mr. Keezel, Mr, Klava no Drama Club came to life during the second se¬ mester with a one-act play, ' When Shakespeare ' s Ladies Meet ' which was presented during noon periods. Front row, left to right; Marcia Roedel, Merry Alta mu . Second row: Linda Stazel, Charlene Thrasher, Rox Alee Martin, Sandra Selden, Sharon Boylan, Sharon Jones, Wilma Blanchard. Third row: Alice Serge vin, Cathy Lund, Judee McClane, Norma Jol stead, Carol Russell, Sylvia McDowell. Fourth row: Glenn Hargitt, Tom Rettig, Herb Talabere, Alan Rodda. Left to right: Harriet Buckman, Jackie Buchheim, Edna Gies, Janlyn Webster, Joanne Erdman, Phyllis Garvas, Charlene Grover, Laura Lee Kaniut, Darlene Grover, Marlene Maughan, Janice Nemiti, Drama RADIO CLUB—Sealed, left to right: Lee Trousdale, Phil Wheel¬ er, Glenn Hargitt. Standing: Terry Dummler, Dick Gunderson, Wayne Albin, Gerald Hawks, Louis Hall, Mr Boaz. GIRLS ' 1 RIFLE TEAM—Seated, left to right: Nancy Ferrel Mar¬ lene Maughan, Ada Mae Townsend, Pat Blize, Kay Murdock, Severely Alfrey Standing: Hone Hinckle, Beverly Loney, Marlene Depping, jeanine Turner, Claire Sparks, Rosalie Mead, Dolores Krumsick. Not pictured: Rox Afee Martin, Janet Miller, Jackie Buckheim, W.W. CLUB—Fifth row, left to right: Mike Morris, Robin Beck, Wes Farley, Red Delaney, Richard Anderson, Brent Wooten, Dick Hanford, Howard Aldrich. Fourth row: Mel Hill, Rich McCoy, Louis Riley, Jim George, Tom Page, Allen Wetzel, Conrad Getfman, Third row: Art Brixey, Ben Colley, Phil Stoller, Wayne Lee, Paul Dague, Al Elliot, David Isitt. Second row,: Larry Warner, Bud Do rum. Bob Altergott, Wal¬ den Muller, Harold Walters, Gene Sates, Roger Mercado. First row: Stan Lang ton, AI Jentzsch, Darrell Mor ton, Bob Beckel, Gordon Anderson, Lee Baker, Gerwyn Jones. Not pictured; Clifford McCoy, PEP CLUB—Back row, left to right: Sondra Emert, Lynne Coryell, Lou Neil, Clara Davidson, Linda Stazel, Catherine Hart. Fourth row: Judy Schnelier, Mary Lou Foster, Ruth Young, Mary Jane DeKeyser, Charlene Thrasher, Dorothy Ramer, Barbara Elkington. Third row; Mary Seeley, Barbara Ekdrige, Pat Cobain, Beverly loney, Betty Jo Burnett, Dolores Krumsick, Rosalie Mead, Second row: Beverly Atfrey, Pat Case, Janice Nemitz, Delores Sams, Fern Mills, Donna Townsend, Joanne Erdman, Marilyn McCallum. First row: Marlene Nelson, Janice McCully, Charlene Grover, Jackie Buckheim, Phyllis Garvas, Darlene Grover, Kittle Fades, Edith Rahn. PEP CLUB—Back row, left to right: Joan Moffitt, Rena Kukal, Sharon Lee Smith, Sherry Schwank, Beverly Ham¬ mond, Carol Wallace, Christine Fagertfrom, Karen Touchon. Fourth row: Nancy Lfce, Janlyn Webster, Claudia Link, Patty Strode, Jackie Ha nek, Edna Gies, Sherry Loney. Third row: Pat Wallingford, Geraldine Carter, Carole Hartwig, Karen Beachman, Quinlin Westgard, Nancy Thomas, Carole Shepard, Roberta Whiteley. Second row: Alice Heffron, San¬ dra McFalls, Maureen Weatherly, Kay De Boer, Jean Lucarelli, Linda Akehurst, Miriam Rogers, Deanna Fox, First row: Frances Do sc hades, Joanne Cunning ton, Marlene Maughan, Margaret Schaefer, Pat Hoyk, DeAnna Pratt, Mary Ann West, Carla Mae Sabins, BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS —first row: Beverly Reou la. Phyllij Garvaf. Second row: ArdeJI Richards, Myrna Roberts, Martha Nightingale. Not pictured 1 Sally Backoui. • ' w ' o ft, ' s%m n 9Hi f Pt 3 BOYS P.E ASSISTANTS prrst row: Berime Colley Bud Do rum. Larry lan Wetw| Second row: Gordon Anderson, Phil Stoller, Bob Rowell Don d Ablamg, Stan Lang ton, Buclty Jentzsch. 4 ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASS 15TA N TS— First row: Pat Bliw, KTttre Eades, Sandra Shaw, Donna Marr, Barbara Jobe, Evelyn Kelly, Sandra Selden Second row: Marlene Reavis, Kay Davis, Marilyn McCollum. Delores Sami, Ronnie Lou Nalder, Sara Jo Chandler, Helen Bertsch. a GIRLS ' P.E. ASSISTANTS—First row: Mary Jane DeKaysc Pa BtEze, ° Srosgebauer, Second row; Delores Krumsicfc, Edna Giey Joanne Efdmarft. Not pictured : Doreen Hunter , Dianne Fenner, Beverly Pegu la . Myra Carder. Lorine Hester, Darlene Conklin, 7 ESARY’S OFFICE ASSISTANTS —Joan Bickel, Marilyn Spray, Frances Daniels, Norma Job stead, Judee McOane. Mar¬ garet Matthews, Kay Wise, Eleanor Whitney 8 KENYON S ASSISTANTS— Jerry Hall, Bob Schwarz u.j] Do „ s.Ty %x as “ I LEDBETTER’S 0 F F t C E- Ba-ck row: Paul Ddgue Middle raw: Jackie Long, Biftky Shock, Front row: Joyce McFallt, Diane Wef- ner. . o t ' ®j h V , a • • ' ■ ne ' ' We’ 0 ' - 0 -. . . 6 ' ° ® _ rv jfjl l«f ,,, o« ' C l ty Of r . rv jo 3 PRINCIPAL ' S OFFICE—Eliisbeth Preiton Jackie Hanek , Charmai Rivers, Nancy Brooks, Jean Roberts. Not pictured: Mary Ann Carle. 4 MIMEOGRAPHING—fact r 0 w: Mary Ann Ciyhotd. Front tow: Kittie Eades. Betty Hoppe Kathy Frederkmq ‘ ©ONins d c £ h d A I “ e,n rX £ : 0 S jf h W 5 ne r Mo u ° ' JL ” ' -■ ' ” ... , . - ee ' C | a rmonj Ae b S- j (m nrthuif 5 STAGE—B act r 0 w: Ken Murptiy. Mr, Alexander, Frosty Bennett, Hal Mor et?, Front row: Glenn He gift, Phil Wheeler, Ma Canti, Wallace Givens, The Wa-Hi R.OJ.C., under the command of Captain Charles Flanagan, is n its 36th year and was rated an honor unit in the Federal Inspection, held May, 1954. Personnel changes were the retirement of M Sgt, Virgil Wright and the transfer of M Sgt, Bullard. They were replaced by M $gt. Glen Olver and Sgt, Jack Honeycutt. Commanding Officer Lf. Colonel Robert Beckel has done outstanding work in the military field. The boys ' rifle co s, coached by Sgt. Honeycutt, is progressing smoothly. The girls ' rifle team, ooached by M Sgt, Olver, has been firing a num¬ ber erf matches with Boise, Idaho, and is holding its own. The Sponsor Corps, under the command of Captain Norma Jolstead, has had another outstanding year. A special note was the part that they played in the welcome of President Eisenhower to Walta Wall a. The drill team has functioned as usual by per¬ forming during half time at basketball and football games, Top pictures, left to right: M 5gt. Oliver, Captain Flanagan, Sgt. Honeycut. DRILL TEAM—Back row, left to right: Dick Han ford, Laurin Drake, Dave Irving, Jim Linton, John Schnei dm filer, John Wade, Third row: Dick Dague, Bob Tinker, Ted Zaat, Don Jones, Neil Oidridge, Paul Dague, Dave Soper, Don McGowan. Second row; Leroy Parley, Sill Delaney, Duane Norquist, Larry Knapp, Paul Troeh, Don Gilman, Wes Farley, Dean Knox. First row: Red Delaney, Johnny Stewart, Jim George, Darrel Morton, Bob Beckel, Bob Kolbus, Tom Rettig, Donald Beck. 70 SPONSOR OFFICERS—First row, left to fight; Patsy Brooks Nflrma Jobtead, Marcia RoedeJ. Second row: Barbara Jobe, Diene Warner, Gall Anderson, SPONSORS—FIRST PLATOON: First row, left to right: Marilyn Qrd, Ellen, Coxon, Shirley Muller, Patsy Brooks, Diane Warner, Carole Lee Smiley. Billie Jo Lust, Second row: Janice Klngsly. Marilyn Mock, Mary Lee Bailey, Sara Jo Chandler, Ruth Klrkman, Gene Rebillard, Jack Jackie Harding, Third row: Nancy Borum, Janet Jo Davidson. Donna McAdams, Judy Whiteman, Donn a Wallace, Catherine Casper. Fourth row: Mary Cousins, Barbara frunton. Loydeen Frakes, Ann Shepard, Barbara Jensen. SPONSORS—SECOND PLATOON: First row. left to right; Sheri Tompkins, JoAnn King, Carol Ann White. Bar bare Jobe, Gail Anderson, Jana Fields,, Linn Eubanks,, Linda Wagner, Second row: Joanne lernave, Mary Lou Irving, Becky Irving, Virginia Taylor, Nyla Oelke, Joanne Hanley Janice Johnson, Third row: Jane Ann Sivertson, Joan iiclcel, Phyllis Thompson, Harriet luckman, Marilyn Spray, Susan Roberts, Nancy Timmons. Fourth row: Nancy Powers, Virginia Saiter, Deanna Bogle, Ronnie Lou Nalder. Susan Timmons, Virginia NeJson, Judy Shoe¬ maker, RIFLE TEAM—Back row, left to right; Jim Neisess, Donald McLeod. Second row; Nel$ Nelson, Tom Unruh. Ken Ponti, Dick Bryce, First row: Larry Knapp. Paul Troth, Dole Wood. John Wade, Jim Allen. COLOR GUARD—Left to right: John Stewart, Bill Weber, Dave Soper, Tom Doggett, REG. STAFF—Left to fight; Don Beck, Bob Beckel, Darrell Morton. COMPANY A —Sixth row: Jim Webster, Dave Soper, Larry Shelton, Fred Kennedy, Tom Hqlway, Dave Burgess, Bill Weber, Jim Meyer , Boyd More land, leRoy Farley, Ed Kennedy, Bob Zoller. Fifth row: Larry Childers, Dick Dickinson, Don Jones, Duane Norquist, Alan Stillman, Gary Norquist, Dick Ladd, Jim Angotti, Brent Wooten, Ted Millgard. Fourth row; John Smith, Don Heimblgner, Ray Kronquist, Gary Banks, Lew Sprertgel, Glenn McDonald, Paul Hooper, Don lybecker. Art Brixey, Ted Zaat. Third row; Dean Knox, Harold Davison, Norm Wade, Charles Lackey, Wes Colley, Jim McClenny, Jim Jessup. Leonard Adams, Bob Tinker, Bob Benzel. Second row; Joe Cook, Dick Wold, Dick Huff, LeRoy Brown, Mike McElhaney, Dick Gunderson, Bill Spurlock, Rick Weyer, Jim Hopkins, BUI Delaney, Jerry Colley, Boyth Roth. First row: Red Delaney, Mur] Fleenor, Don McCgwan, Mike Nunn, Bob Milter, Larry Knapp, Andy Moses, At Jackson, Jerry Reever, Dave Rogers, Fred Hor ner, Tom Page. OFFICERS: John SchneidmHIer, Paul Dague, Bob Kolbus. FIRST BAT. OFFICERS: Leurin Drake, Dave Isitt, Tom Rettig, Bill Anderson. COMPANY B ' —Seventh row: James Irwin, David Sherwood, Wes Carney, Tom Johnston, David Ford, Harold Jamison, Mike Morris, Don Mosley, Ron Swanson. Sixth row: Bob Rode, Arthur Davis, Grant Emigh, Roger Burkhart, Roger Mercado, Raymond Sabins, Bill Carpenter, Mike Czyhold, Dale Long, Greg Perry, Fifth row: Dick Dague, Dale Brashear, John Smith, Tom Unruh, Howard Aldrich, Carrol Gumm, Wayne Estes, Carl Davidson, Jack McKinnon, Fourth row: Clifford McCoy, Fred Kimball, Duane Mang, Paul Troeh, Jim Kinney, Douglas Gwinn, David Zaro, Allen Strufhers, Franklin Pottratz. Third row; Gary Heisey, Bill Coryell, Roger Lee Lamb, Royee Cherry holmes. Tyke Senren, Kenneth Ponti, John Lucarelli, Tom Flisram, Tom Walker, Dan Walker. Second row: Bryce Hen line, Ron Copeland, Jim Braden, Dave Folsom, Leroy Henager, Bill Stephens. Pierre Rambow, Carl Franks Jerry Loney, Dick Franzen, Norman Munsey, Don Gilman, John Stewart. First row: Laurin Drake, David Isitt, Dave Irving, John Wade, Jim Linton, SECOND BAT. OFFICERS; Dale Wood, Af Jentxsch, Don Manson, Stan Discus. COMPANY C —Seventh row: Paul Hodges, Dick Hanford, Neil Oldridge, Mo me Miller, James Cummings, Raymond Arbogast, Roger Amundson, John Gatzke, Mike Kight, Wayne Albin. Sixth row: Bob Schoessler, Eulon Brown, Duane Poe, Jim Ritchie, Larry Barritt, Jerry McFarland, Gary Conners, Ronald Mallonee, Gerald Hargift, Richard Bruce, Fifth row: Clerk Erdman, Stanley Barer, Gerald Kirchgestner, Alan Russell, Curtis Hawks, Gary Redfietd, Kenny Rahn, Harold Bridges, Wayne Kelln. Fourth row: Bill Douglas, Harold Walters, Els on Baugh, Gene Bates, Bob Stewart, Kenny Drake, Bill Hartley, Larry Hayes, Bob Zitterkopf, Mickey Knudson, Gerald Hawks. Third row; Tom Dog gelt. Herbert Wilson, Shannon Carder, Nels Nelson, Fred Thompson, Clayton Blue, Gary Maestretti, Morrie Riemer, Dick Eng, Lee Trousdale, Richard Thonney. Second row: Paul Hayes, James Burleson, Ronnie Hoy, Frank Currie. First row: Jerry Hall, Don Man son. Rich McCoy, Jack Thatcher COMPANY D”—Seventh row; Tom Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Lawrence Rosen- felt, David Babb, Conrad Knopf, Wesley McCarthy, Robin Beck, Leonard John¬ son, Leo Gaddis, Wes Farley. Sixth row: Don Ritchie, Delbert Wolfe, Jim Allen, Dennis Carlyle, Wallace Givens, Larry Ekstrom, Keith Murrills, Roger Steiner, Howard Downey. Fifth row; Darrel Roberts, Myron Meiners, Cliff Clark, Duane Logan, Gerald Montgomery, Donald McLeod, Dennis Vaughan, Jack Donaldson, Wayne Briggs, Sob Hartley. Fourth row : Richard Thomley, Bill Hammond, Richard Gradwohl, Gary Rogers, Larry Steffy, Howard Johnson, Charles Cruthers, Jerry Stambaugh, Don Robinson. Third row: Robert Game, Ralph Teague, Johnnie Bird, Eugene Fong, Lyn Loiseau, Ralph Croft, Leroy Gossett, Roger Eisenbeisz, Bill Briggs, Ronald DeWitt, Ben Clark. Second row: Dick Wright, David Hall, Ed Jackson, Garry Maxson, Jim George. First row: Don Kludas, AJ Wetzel, lee Baker, leyoy Gosset, Don Kludas, Tom Retrig, Don Norquist. 72 Fint row: Betty Lou Toth, Veneta Linke, Virginia Jobe, Don Saltmarsh, Herb Talabere, Annette Van Wagner, Morris Ommtms, Marilyn Kratman, Rkhelle Oleson, Luana Dixon, Carolee Smiley, Claire Sparks, Second row; Bill Bennett, Barbara Jensen, Janet Rembold, Carol Brown, Bobby Warwick, Claudia Brown, Georgiann Remholdt, Mary Parrott, Unde Maestretfi, Jeanine Turner, Dennis Dauga, Pat Hanford, Shirley Barnhart, Lois Sala, Gail Reed, Fred Good hew, Richard L undin. Third row: Hone Hinckle, Berwyn Rasco, Zina Noble, Barbara Cooper, Betty Ambs, Janet English, Janet Lundin, Gary la Pine, Wes Raber, Gary Barr, Sharon Erdman, Frank Wheeler, Ken Nelson, leon Jaussaud, Bob Bury, Everett Hatley, Gary Gainer, Dennis Schaffert, Norman Royse, Eddie Wilson. Fourth row: Gtenna Jean Rust, Merwln Kelln, Lynn Johnson, Gordon Wainrlght, Jim Kooreny, Gene Teal, Ray Crawford, Gary Watson, Beverly Hill, Don Cassell, Judy Hathaway, Carol Mobley, Gerald Gates, Howard Kirchgestner, Nell Reiter, Gerald Lane, Delores Miller, Marie Massie, Dayte Johnson, David Aerni, John Russel, John Jackson, Don Saunders, Darrell Benzel, Paul Troeh, Alan Rodda, Bud Rose, Dave Hawkins, Tom East. JUNIOR BAND Back row, left to fight: Sharon Foster, Gerald Gates, Sharon Heifer, Dennis Thomsen. Harold McCoy, El win Riley, Duane Trudgeon, Mr. Larson. Back row on left seated; Donna Rode, Wesley Raber, Gene Linke. Second row left: Ann Garvie, Joan Rew, Janis Essig, Judy Rogers, Darlene Blake, Joan Moffitt, Judy Aerni, Center circle: Annette Van Wagner, Gail Reed, Patti Hanford, Dean Reeder, Jerry Gates, Glenn Goble, Charles Bean, Dorothy Nelson, Jack Manson, Billy Dickinson. Center back: Drustlla ' Hargitt, Nona Linton, Gary Van Horn, Robert Adams. Second row rightt Robert Faust, Joel Zuber, Roy Aro, Bobby McCoy. Back row right; Gary Haasch, Alan Beck, Gordon GradwohI. ORCHESTRA—First row, left to right: Dgane Trudgeon, Martha Nightingale, Maralyn Mock, Martha Lou Ward, Bruce Bailey, and Mary Murrills. Second row: Beverly Alfrey, Joy Schick, Dave Folsom, Bar bare Oft, Genevieve Dutke, Don Cassell, Don Gilman, Annette Van Wagner, Sharon Redffeld, Lucille Corkrgm, Myra Carder, Cathy Weaver. Third row: Sharon Heifer, Charles Slaughter, Bob Shower, Miriam Rogers, Betty Lou Toth, Veneta Linke, Wilma Blanchard, Janice Haws, Marda Pinkerton, Leslie Johnson, Gary Bergevin. Fourth row: Nola Monroe, Ray Crawford, Tom East, Mr. Cassell, Jerry lee, Linda Maestretti, Harold Bennett, Dayle Johnson, Marie Massie, Warren Gross, Not pictured: Rosalind King. The Band is one of the busiest organizations in school, since it takes part in so many activities. At the end of the first week of school it played for the,fair parade and then provided music for each afternoon and evening for the three days of the Southeastern Washington Fair. During the football season the Band is pri¬ marily a marching unit with the primary mission being that of putting on half¬ time football shows. This year the Band was as spectacular as usual. When foot¬ ball season is over, the Band changes to a concert organization and goes to-work on the first concert which was given this year on February 4. Briefly it provides music for pep assemblies, military reviews, Basketball games, 5 parades, 3 formal concerts, concerts for service clubs, trip to contest, trip to Yakima football game. Wa-Mi Vocal Department The Wa-Hi Vocal department enjoyed a full schedule this year. The Choir, the largest in the history of Wa-Hi, presented many concerts on such occasions as Open House, Service Club programs, The Christmas program, Thanksgiving church service, midwinter concert, and the final spring program. The three ensembles were in popular demand for numerous community ac¬ tivities where they were well received. As a climax to the year ' s activities, the entire vocal department presented a varied program which was enthusiastically received. ' MIXED ENSEMBLE—Second row, left to right; Evelyn Kelly. Sharon Scott, Janice Lamott, Jeanie Lilley, Janet fluff, Judy Schrteller. First row; Bob Schwarz, Fred Bouta, Joanie Cade, Stan Lang ton, Bob Rowell, Not pictured: Sienna Jean Rust. Don Kludas. SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE—Second raw, left to right: Linda Wagner, Phyllis Mercy, Claudia 8rown, Nyla Oelke, Virginia Dickman, First row: Kay Van Ausdle, Barbara Porter, Betty Ken dell, Jackie Harding, Patty Forrest. ADVANCED GIRLS ' GLEE—Fourth row: Rae Under wood, Carol Anderson, Claudia Brown, Carol Brown, Sally Pentecost, Marlene Nelson, Dianne Drake, Nancy Thomas, Doris Mobley, Ruth Young, Nona Thorne, Betty Francis, Helen Stovall, Carol Stover, Third row: Carla Sabins, Lloydeen F rakes, Phyllis Borgers, Deanna McCoy, Joyce Fulkerson, Barbara Eldridge, Carol Wood, Linda Maestrettl, Judy Whiteman, Marilyn Gobble, Nancy Fairchild. Sec¬ ond row: Ann Zimmerman, Connie Sennet. Virginia Dickman, Eileen Stoneroad, Cathy Center, Marlene O’Neil. Dee Lee Tucker, Nyla Oelke, Judy Hathaway, Sonja Brown, Kay Van Ausdle, Dorthy Henjel. First row: Patty Forrest, Eva Joseph, Barbara Porter, Carol Ann Anderson, Nancy Gradwohl, Judy Shoe¬ maker, Ann Noweles. Sandra McFalls. Dorthy Neb son, Linda Wagner, Alice Bergevln, Eillian Morris, Pat Case. Not pictured: Phyllis Marcy, Beverly Rigsby, Velma Angottl. Karen Gro gebauer Choir Front row, left to right; Mr. Ward Smith, Gldhna Jean Rust, Janet Ruff, Judy Schneller, Joan Arthur , Elinor Ulrich, Kaye Murdock, Eugenia King, Darlene Boynton, Bob Kolbus, Fred Boutz, Bob Rowell, Merwtn Kelln, Leonard Adams, Billie Grosgebauer, Myrna Zier, Kathy Frederking, Carol Ann Jones, Janet Jo Davison, Celia Lane, Elizabeth Preston, Maida Blue, Sharon Scott. Second row, left to right; Janqt Miller, Anita Pinkerton, Judee McClane, Marilyn Spray, Sally Porter, Myrna Roberts, Jackie long, Carol Hastings, Binky Schock, Don Beck, Todd Oteson, Janice Adams, Donna Marr, Myra Carder, Judy Stone road, Ann Re bi I lard, Mary Ann Carle, Gail Anderson, Lois Hell- berg, Martha Lou Ward, Janice lamoti, Billie Arbuckle, Lucille Corkrum, Wilma Blanchard. Third row: Mary Ann Czyhold, Sylvia McDowell, Catherine Casper, Barbara Gates, Jo Anne Clarke, Judy McCallum, Janice Frank, Linda Cudgel, Leonard Heifer, Mike Kight, Larry Sanders, Neil Oldridge, Jerry McVay, Wayne Kelln, Jane Ann Sivertton, Janet Clayson, Phyllis Thompson, Gloria Zitterkopf, Donna McAdams, Helen Bertsch, Kay Davis. Back row; Patsy Brooks, Diane Warner, Virginia Setter, Marilou Foster, Dick Wright, Kenneth Heifer, John Smith, Gene Teal, Bobby Kittle, Frank Wheeler, Stan Langton, Bob Schwarz, Dick Hanford, Jim Webster, Don Kludas, Don Ritchie, Jeanine Turner, Diane Rudin, Nancy Brooks, Barbara Brunton, Merlene Larson, Not pictured; Mary Cousins, Gary Van Horn, Louis Hall, Sue Roth, Carol Ann White, Susan Roberts, Al Elliot, Jeanie Lilley, Tommy Holway, Barbara Jobe, Marty McSIoy, Mfke Nunn, JUNIOR ENSEMBLE—Front row, left to right: Barbara Brunton, Maido Blue. PhyMIs Thompson. Gloria Zitterkopf. Mymo Robert . Canter row: Eugenia King, Jane Ann Sivertson, Catherine Casper, Janet Clayton, Beck row: Cathey McCoun, Sue Gilmore, Nancy Irookf. FROSH GIRLS GLEE—Front row, left to right: Glenna Jean Rust Elberta Plath, Persia Field. Judy Lewis, Deanna Fox, Brenda Marley, Ann Turley, Margaret Schaefer, Barbara louderback, Mavis Emmons Edith Kahn. Diane Matthews. Dorothy r Jame . Sharon Zier, Donna Gaye Bogle. Kay McCowon, Alice Heffron. Joanne Busslni. Shirley Mat in, Mr. Ward Smith. Second row: Nila Monroe, Dorothy Vernon, Patty Whiteman, Janice Dean Laura Lee Koniut, Marie Wood, Miriam Rogers, Rena Kukal. Clara Davison, Joan Moffitt, Shirley Krogh, Efoise LaPlante, Gloria Marshall. Wanda Lee Sauer. Marilyn Straw Kathleen Himes, Nancy Lee, Janet Lacey. Betty Vovng, Third row: Judy Rogers, Sharonne Figginj, Janice Filan. Ruby Knudson, Rosa Lee Hughes, Martha Fleenor, Marion Obacke. Patty CriscoFa, Louise Luearellt, Da kne Hanley. Janice Sutherland. Mary Ann Renbarger, Judy Carter, Ardyth Moreland. Linda Schoenrock, Carol Wallace, QHalne Barnett, Pam Feithouse, Dar lene Palmer, DrusiFFa Hargltt. Fourth row: Nona Linton. Wilma Bartelt, Pat Malcolm. Susan Stoller. Pamela Berry, Martha Scrlmsher, Carol Ladigei, Jean Miller, Darlene Blake, Judy Johnson, Kathryn Reed. Sara Aldrich, Melinda Morris, Joanne Daniels, Mary Bradford, Jewel Porter, JoAnne Cunnington, Sharon Lind, Sharon Foster. JoAnn Comfort, Linda Webster. AiFeen Schaefer, Mary Lou Oakley. Patty Wallace. MIXED CHORUS—Front row left to right: Jackie Harding, Ellen Coxen, None Hinckle, Marilyn McCallum, Carl Gable, Richard Pont!, Dustin Maland, Eric Gessel, Leslie Johnson, Terry Dummler, Billy Dickinson, Dick Kirkpatrick, Leonard Anderson, Janice Johnson, Sarah Chandler, Virginia Dlckmaa, Margaret Lewis, Vick? Kimzey. Second row; Joanne Erdman, Delores Sams, Evange line RSmbey. Marvin Blue. Eugene Linlte, Bruce Gaines, Dick Monahan, Dennis Thomsen, Gary Oberholtier. Eddy Hiqnett, Jim Edward, Clifton Ferguson, Pat Cobain, Beverly Loney Janice Kingsley, Joanne Bernave, Carla Troeh, Mr. Smith. Third row: Quinlan Westgard. Cordelia Lelchner, Lou Neill, Diana Marrs, George Ray, Olin Boschker, Dean Bflie, Delwin RImbey, Gary Van Horn, Charles Slaughter, Keif Reiter, Sob Rowell, Ruth Kirkman, Pat Hathaway, Martha Nightingale, Gene RebiFlard, Lin Eubanks Cathy McCoun, Carol Steward Fourth row: Karen BeacHman, Doris Childers. Martha McSIoy, Lewis Hall, Michael Bouti, Don Curry,, Mike Ellis. Gerald Lane, Leonard Effinger, Gayle Sanders, Fred Bouti, Martin Neighbor, Stan Langton, lob Sehwan, Charles Bean Gerald Reiswig, Jim, Allen. Ralph Zimmerman, Craig Schulti, Pat McFall, Janice McCully. Beverly Jackson, Linda Roberts. 79 MMS. Diane Rudin; First Semejfer President,, Anita Pinkerton. SENIOR MEMBERS: Gail Ander¬ son, Bob Beckel, Joan Bickel, Steve Castoldi, Anita Crell, Paul Dague, Genevieve Dutke, Keith Fenner, Jarquelin Hill, David Irving, Leonard Johnson, Norma Jolstead, Bill Kirkman, Merlene Larson, Jeannie Lilley, Jackie Long, Judee McOane, Sylvia McDowell, Rox Alee Martin, Robert Meadowcroft, Chari e s Moore, Darrell Morton, Ronnie Lou Nalder, Nancy Powers, Ann Rebillard, ' Tom Rettrg, Marcia Roedel, Janet Ruff, Sandra Seh den, Sharon Scott, David Sires, Claire Sparks, Herbert Talabere, Phil Wheeler, Kay Wise, Dale Wood. OFFICERS—Ronnie Lou Nalder, 2nd semester Treasurer; Anita Pinkerton, 1st Semester President; Leonard Johnson, 2nd Semester Vice President; Miss Little, Advisor; Diane Rudin, 1st Semester Secretary and 2nd Semester President; Charles Moore, 1st Semester Vice President; Sandra Selden, 2nd Semester Secre¬ tary; Marcia Roedel, 1st Semester Treasurer. JUNIOR MEMBERS—First row: Berwyn Rasco, Jane Ann Sivertson, Catherine Casper, Doreen Hunter. Second row: Cathy Lund, Marilyn Chun, Lucy Hutchings, Donna McAdams. Third row: Phyllis Thompson, Red Delaney, Mike Kight. Not Pictured: Sue Gilmore. Advanced Speech This year ' s advanced speech class has kept busy with two radio shows each week to be produced. The first show was Wa-Hi Lites, a fifteen minute program, and later on in the week a half hour show Wa-Hi Omnibus was presented Beside regular duties performed by the P.A boys and the usual coverage of all school activities, the staff presented several special programs A class of fifteen students wrote, pro¬ duced, and announced the programs in their new radio theatre in the round type studio. Above, left to rights Jane Field , Pat McGlothlin, Marilyn Ord. Center: Sharon Boylan, Tom Daggett, Louis Hell, Rox Alee Martin, Gloria Buoy. Right: Shary Jackson, Dick McBride, Jack Maughan, Martha McSloy, Max Lantz. Phil Wheeler, Tom Dog- gen. Standing: Glenn Hargitt. Diana Mam, Wallace Given , Mary Ann Carle. (( young April Of hers were: Merry Alt emus Billie Marie Arbuckle Joan Carle Norma Jolitead Judee McCJane Tom Rettig Bill Kirkman Dick McBride f j(frai In the casf were; Darrell Morton Allen Wetzel Al Jentzsch Bob Meadowcroft Gene Hume Bob Armstrong Dave Eggers Picture one, htr to right: Alan Rodda Dave Eggers Dick McBride Keith Fenner Bill Kirkman Darrell Morton Anita Pinkerton Bob Meadowcroft Bob Armstrong Bucky Jentzch Gene Hune Al Wetzel Picture three, left to right; Glen Hargitt Alan Rodda Sharon Boy Ian Bob Beckel Anita Pinkerton Cast, left to right: Judee McClane Mr, Keezel Billie Marie Arbuckle Norma Jolitead Merry Aftemui Bill Kirkman Glenn Hargitt Bob Armstrong Sharon Jones Bob Meadowcroft Keith Fenner Gene Hume Bucky Jentzch Anita Pinkerton Al Wetzel Alan Rodda Dave Eggers Sharon Boylan Darrell Morton Bob Beckel Marcia Roedel Dick McBride Tom Rettig 82 The Senior class presented Young April as the class play for 1954. November 16, the cast put the play on at the Veterans ' Hospital and on November 18 and 19 for the public in the audhoriunvMr. Keezel directed the production, assisted by student director, Rox Alee Martin. Members of the cast included Sharon Boylan, Keith Fenner, Anita Pinkerton, Alan Rodda, Marcia Roedel r Bob Beckel, Sharon Jones, and Glenn Hargitt. left to right: Mr. Keezel, Rox Alee Martin, Keith Fenner and Sharon Boylan. Assemblies Assemblies, always an important part of Wa-Hi life, provided good entertain¬ ment again this year The Federations, service clubs, National Assemblies, music and dramatic de¬ partments have presented a variety of assemblies, ranging from orchestra concerts to slapstick skits A new plan was tried this year under which two service clubs went together and gave an assembly resulting in bigger and better dub assemblies. GIMMEL TETH and W.W. H1 Y— Left to right: Allen Wetzel Bucky Jentzsth Darrell Morton Joan Arthurs Barbara Jensen Barbara Brunton Deanna Bogle Leonard Johnson Nyla OeJke Linda Roberts Don Beck Don Ma n son Ruth Kifkman Sharon Jones Keith Fenner Merlene Larson Ann Re bi I lard Walden Muller. BOYS ' FEDERATION ASSEMBLY- Le f to right: Steve Oury Pat McGlethlin. GIRLS ' FEDERATION ASSEMBLY “ Left to right: Herb Wilson Jackie Harding 8oyd Roth, 83 Wa-Mi ' Daily {Journal miss McGovern Left to righu Paul Troeh, Bob Meadowcroft, Char¬ lene Thr � her, nd Sh«r� on Boy I an. ,0 r ' 9ht: Diane Rodin, Rox Alee Merlin, Jenet Ruff. Housed in the spacious new office in room 103, the Wa-Hi Daily Journal began its twelfth year of publication under the guidance of Miss Florence Mc¬ Govern, the paper ' s competent advisor. Nancy Powers, as Editor-in-Chief, headed the small but capable staff of 1954-55. Assisting her as Associate Editor was Janet Ruff, while Rox Alee Martin and Merlene Larson co-edited the front page of the daily publication. Co-editors of the back page were Janice Barer and Diane Rudin. Barbara Brun¬ ts 1 1 ' Charline Thrasher, and Elinor Ulrich filled the positions of Alumni editor, circulation, and contributing editor, respectively. The Sports Department was handled by Sharon Boylan, Paul Troeh and Bob Meadowcroft, a transfer student new to the staff. Ann Rebillard and Judy Stoneroad served as staff artists while the staff typists were Marlys Lucke and Barbara Upcraft. Top picture, left to rl 9 ht: Janice Barer, Barbara Brunton, Marlene Lenon. Mrs. McDonald and her dependable mimeograph operators, Kathy Frederking, Delores Miller, and Betty Hoppe also are to be commended for their splendid cooperation and patience. Second semester members of the Journalism I class, eager to try out their nose for news were added to the Journal staff. The Pacific Slope School Press Conference, which is held on the University of Washington cam¬ pus, was the destination for several staff members of the Wa-Hi Daily paper. Among these dele gates was the editor who served on one of the discussion panels. Top—CO OP OFFICERS—Left to right: Mr, tybecter Mike Morris, Daryl De Beaumont, Franklin Pott ret Left: P.F.A. OFFICERS—Seated, left to right; Fred Kimball, treasurer; Bill 8e - nett, vice president; Jim Ferrel, presi¬ dent; Mike Morris, secretary. Standing; Roger Burkhart, Reporter; McKay, ad- wisor; Ken Underwood, sentinel. V . . Bob ' o 0 qef . . E.tl . 0 .V.v 1le “ , pe , e Bu � rt ‘ W ‘ ‘ Lsr , v Sk 1- s S fd d RO 3 8oflt wtf i, ' ” rd ' - - UtW- d ■- “ “ , ... . .. r4 ’ , « i We ® ' 0B - -« fo nda 10 GLORIA HAYES F.FA Sweetheart The F.F.A, had another successful year with the selection of three State Farmers: Jim Ferrel, Gerald McDonald and Larry Deccio. Larry also received the State Farm Mechanics Award, The chapter initiated twenty-four chapter farmers and thirty-five greenhands F.F.A, members participated in judging, parliamentary procedure, livestock showing, livestock judging, public speaking, and performing services for school and community. Chester Lybecker, Director of Vocational Education, received one of twenty-five Honorary American Farmer Degrees awarded at the National F F A, convention in Kansas City in 1954, F.FA—Rfft row left to right; Mj. McKay, Jim Bema e,, Nick Zero, Olin Bosch ker, Norman Luca re II. Leonard Anderson. Dick McCoy Tom Price. Cad Davidson, Dean Reeder, Gerald Frazier Second row: Larry FaircMd, Ed Draper, Delbert Cole, Gary Schwank, Bill Barnett, Ken Underwood. Jim Ferrel, Roger Cole G v E Glenn McDonald, Jerry Reever. Third row; Harold Bowers, Richard Ponti. Larry Price. Fred Kimball. Joe Harold Ellenberger Cliff McCoy LeRoy Henager. Fourth row; Carl Frank, Dan Woods Don Lybecker, Larry Knapp Donald Castoldi, Don Jones, Franklin Pottretz, Mike Morris, Roger Burkhart Ted Tucker Don Heifer James McCarthy, Mike Babb, Fifth row: Ronnie Swanson, Myron Meaners. Robert Tinker, LeRoy Brown Tyke Serven, Harry proudfoot, LeRoy Headley, Gary Oberholtier. Sisrth row: Robert Zolter, Larry Shelton Bill Cousins Gary Ahlqren Mike Ellis, Gene flelerson. Seventh row: II Emert, Gerry Criicola, Bob Lamb, Mtke Naiclmento Jim Butler. Not pictured: Frank VenDoren, Dayle Johnson, Marvin Horn, Howard Johnson, BUI Coryell. Wes Colley, Ken Ponti, David Zero, Ted Millgard, Duane Mang, David Burgets, Dale Brethear McKinnon, Jim Braden, Richard Huff, Ron Zumwalt, Louis Riley. Daryl DeBeaumpnt. Girls Center: Queen Judy Yeend. Left: Princess Linde Roberts. Right: Princess Maralyn Mock. G.A.A. added new sports this year to the usual team sports of speed ball, basketball, and softball and the individual sports such as badminton, tumbling, table tennis, and tennis. Swimming at the Y.M.CA. was offered in November and De¬ cember, followed by bowling twice a week in the second semester. Under Edna Gtes, president, G.A.A, had month¬ ly social events such as an initiation party, volley¬ ball jamboree, and swim and basketball party. Sport managers were: Speed bait, Sally Page Volleyball, Jackie Buckheim; Badminton, Marlene Maughan; Basketball, Marlene Maughan; Table Tennis, Elinor Ulrich, New additions to the regular physical educa¬ tion program were elective classes in modern dance and co-educational ballroom dance. Hutching Laura Hoppe ARW . ma0; Don � ■ £lking ° BAD J V Darlena � 8S Sports r TL laLrk L e Harding, c , efl stone road . Thorne, J ari i 01 eph Sonia ® , ° ' wn ' N to C«ol Sw,rer ' SSST r ;.- -.- ” � � - rasr ® SSSU.- “ w „,„ � =- -t K� £- U S £;.� — , . Bac k W Linda � « ■ 06 Lees n 6 W«� r - jBck ; e Harding TUMBUN Oia“a B.on.on- � J ta r Cam - Barbara . B U«- L ° ' W ' Twn Lva- ' V mm ° nd ' r „ ol Stcre., «W� « “ 9 SSWn ' Dianne Drake, C� « 1 Shuffle Shop Everyone must have a Shuffle Shop card to come in, and if you forget it, that will be a quarter 1 This is just one of the many im¬ provements that have taken place at the Shuffle Shop this year. It has been a great year Tor The Club because things have been accomplished to make it as much fun for the students as possible. , co 10 ' ei° s ' ,e 10 ® .1e o CO ' •“St 1 ' - ' r , ' ■ W Hi i homecoming of 1954 was a gala affair. The gaiety started Thursday evening at 6:30 with an original noise parade which was won by F.D, Hi-Y. The Blue Devils topped the Bulldogs on Friday, November 5, which added considerably to the homecoming spirit,, Mr. Klavano crowned Queen Janice Baker and her attendants, Joan Bickel and Ardelt Richards, during the half time. As a climax to the festivities, the annual homecoming dance was held. The second coronation was conducted at the dance, The Glass Slipper sponsored by the A.S.B, Cabinet, by Darrell Morton for the royalty Janice and Stan, Bill and Joan, and Ardell and Lee Sadie Hawkins Grenno Se Cee s big project for the year was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance reigned over by King of Sadie Hawkins, Sonny Elliott Besides crowning him, Sherry Tompkins presented him with the traditional sweater and matching socks. Sonny ' s wish being granted was that shuffling at the Shuffle Shop ' be banned. A little section with a roof over the top formed the effect of a porch on which the Four Notes, who provided the music, played. Jeanme Lilley and Jim Linton were the winners of the Dogpatch costume contest. Royalty: Sherry Tompkins Sonny Elliott Crowning: Sonny Elliott Sherry Tompkins Dogpatch: Jeanme Lilley Jim Linton 92 Mam Dance Phylis Marcy Bill Barnett Jane Fields Bill Weber Jane Ann Si verson Jerry McVay Nancy Bo rum John Stewart Mike Morris Susan Gilmore Jack Thatcher Gloria Hayes David Page Rox Alee Martin Dick Emerson Beverly Hill Bill Emerson Sandy Selden Tom Leonard Merry A Item us Boyd Roth The F.F,A, Barn Dance, which set off the gala Thanksgiv¬ ing holidays for 54 f was attended by the largest crowd in many years. The decorations were undertaken by hang¬ ing saddles from the ceiling and sacks of wheat were used for seating purposes. All had a gay time dancing to the music of the Revelers while Mrs, Wm, Stocks called the dances The climax was the crowning of the F,F A. sweetheart, Gloria Hayes, during the intermission by Chapter President Jim Ferre!, Gloria, as the F.F.A sweetheart, received the traditional pin and sweetheart jacket. n toy at Klue Ml Gail Anderson reigned as queen of the Royal Blue Ball, which was presented by the Girls Federation January 14. Gail along with princesses Elizabeth Roberts and Ronnie Naf der, was crowned by Marilyn Spray, Girls ' Federation President. The throne was in the form of an igloo lined in red. Following the Fire and Ice theme, the walls were bordered in red and white over lapping icicles. Silver icicles hung from the wall with red streamers covering the ceil¬ ing. The punch bowl was surrounded by imitation ice cubes. Chaperones tor the dance were; Mr. and Mrs. D. An- derson, A, Sogle, A. Soai, A, Carle, V. P, Cornelison, A. Epstein, T. Esary, J. Richardson. A. Robert , W. B Spray, and R. 5. Stoneroad, Left to right; Elizabeth Roberts, Gail Anderson, and Ronnie Lou Nalder. yell Squad The 1954-55 Yell Squad consisted of four re-elected members, Gloria Hayes, Queen; Bill Anderson, King; Ronnie Lou Nalder, and Gene Hume, Karen Brown and Gene Sals berry were the two newly elected members. The Yell Squad also had a new advisor, Mr, Pulfer, who was a great help in many ways to the squad Gene Teal became a member of the squad when Gene Salsberry moved. The Yell Squad had a very successful year which included many activities such as the very successful Homecoming noise rally, many pep assemblies and the organization of the Pep Club The Yell Squad, Song Squad, and Pep Club working together did a good job of boosting the school spirit by cheering and supporting our fine teams. - Hi, I v ± ’54 - 55 Varsity S, ANDERSON—G COLLEY—T Wooton plungei through lino ogolnit Yokirno. Efcv.-j- v dipj V • a ■- - football Varsity Wa-Hf ' s football team finished up their grid season with a 7 win and 2 loss record. In Columbia Basin League play the Devils racked up 4 wins against 1 loss to rate a co¬ championship with the John Rogers Pirates of Spokane. Wa-Hi has taken three C.B.L. champion¬ ships in the last four years. In the season ' s opener the Devils took on an inexperienced Pasco outfit and came out in front 20 - 0 . September 24 the Wa-Hi team journeyed over to Longview where they met defeat, 13-6, after leading 6-0 up until the final quarter began. A fullback by the name of Sonny Estes proved tough to stop as Longview scored 2 quick IDs to win WA-HI DOWNS THE INDIANS The week later the Blue Devils ran all over the North Central Indians 27-0. In this game the Wa Hi aerial offense gained 110 yards along with 187 on the ground. Next came Richland on the Bomber field. After fighting to a scoreless first half, the Devils pushed across a touchdown to come out ahead 6-0. Lewis and Clark visited Borleske field Oct. 15 and went home defeated 20-7, The lone Tiger tally came against Wa-Hi J s reserves. Left to right: Paul Degue, manager; Harold Walters, Jim George, Walden Muller, Ben Colley. Ron Zumwalt, tarry Hays, tew Sprengel, Tom Page, Darrell Morton. Second row: Dick Anderson, Robin Beck, Melvin Hill, Louie Riley, Gene Bates, Art Brtxey, Mike Kight, Phil Stolter, Dave Isitt, Dick McCoy, Third row: Dick Hanford, Al Wetzel, Gary Connors, Ben Wade, Gordon Andersen, Howard Aldrich, Roger Mert rdo, Wes FaHey, Mike Morris, manager. Fourth row: Coach Klumb, Bill Stewart, Al Jentzsch, Lee Baker, Stan Dicus, Brent Wooten, Moe Miller, Doug Gwinn, Coach Fletcher. 98 , JOHN ROGERS WHIPS LOCALS Up in Spokane the Blue and White had trouble overcoming a wet field as they dropped a 19-0 decision to the John Rogers Pirates, This was Wa- Hi ' s only defeat in league play. The Pirates were whipped later in the season by the lowly North Central Indians. October 29, Coach Fletcher ' s men traveled to Yakima for their big game, where they whipped the Pirates and thus won back the traditional Little Brown Jug DEVILS BEAT FAVORED GONZAGA In the annual homecoming game of the year, the Devils took on a favored Gonzaga team, A victory for either team would have meant a C. BX. championship, but the Devils put together their finest game of the season in seeking out a 14-13 victory. On Veterans ' day the Wa-Hi team downed Richland in the season ' s final for the second time, but by a 7-0 margin. The Devils scored in the first quarter and from this point on the en¬ counter was a battle of defenses as the longest gain of the affair totaled only 9 yards. DEVILS MAINLY GROUND TEAM The Devils stuck mainly to the ground all season in racking up 113 points, while Wa-Hi ' defense held the opposition to 59. Wa-Hi placed Iheir three tunning backs, Gene Bates, Stan Dlcus, ned Brent Wooten, among the top five rushers in the C.B.L. Brent Woolen, who returns next year, collected 291 yards in 5 games to land himself in the number 1 spot. Wooten also was the top scorer in the league with 30 points, 5 better than his nearest competitor Wa-Hi was the toughest team to get past in the conference, as they yielded an average of 142.2 yards in five tilts. In other statistics, Darrell Morton, a senior tackle, possessed the truest toe in the league with 8 conversions. STARTING LINE-UP ' 54 GRID RECORD Wa-Hi _ 20 Pasco . Wo-HI—6 Longview Wa-Hf--_27 North Central Wa-HI .. 6 Richland _ Wa-HL__... -20 Lewis Clark ___7 Wa-Hi- - 0 John Rogers .19 Wa-Hi. 13 Yakima . 7 Wa-Hi 14 Gonzaga . .13 W -HI ___ 7 Richland__ Q The usual starting offensive line-up for the Devils consisted of the following: Dick Anderson an: Lee Baker at ends, Darrel! Morton and Al Jentzch at tackles, Gordon Anderson and Louie Riley at guards, while Dick McCoy held down the center position In the backfield were: Phil Stoller, Stan Dicus, Gene Bates and Brent Wooten. Others who saw considerable action throughout the season were: Howard Aldrich, Walden Muller, Al Wetzel, Dave Hitt, Wes Farley, Ben Colley, and Jim George. Captains for the year were Darrell Morton and Al Jentzsch, These two were rated by their coaches as two of the best tackles in the state. Louis Riley, senior guard, was voted the most inspirational player award by his teammates. FROSH—First row, (eft to right; Zeke Blockinger, Gene St a pel ton, Roger Wykbff, Dave Porter, Joe Wilson, Gary Longmire, Don Davis, Harold Ellenberger, Dick Monahan, Rennie Keasal, Delbert Sams. Second row: Bruce Gains, Don Rienhart, Gary Ackerman, Bill Briggs, Ed Hignett, Harry Proudfoot, Monty Crtppen, Dan Derbawka, Micky Boutz, Ed Davidson, Jim Elliott, Mike Horn. Third row: Coach Wooten, Harold Bowers, Jim Bernave, Bill Bates, Frank Enney, Paul Haws, Gait Potter, John Tucker, Bob Hess, Da¬ vid Hathaway, Chuck McBride, Coach, B SQUAD—First row, left to right: Gary Maestretti,, Shannon Tompkins, Joe Cook, Bryce Hen line, Jerry Colley, Duane Mang, Wesley Colley, Bill Coryell, Morrie Reimer, Paul Hayes. Second row: Dick Ladd, Mike Nunn, Ted Mlllgard, Don Carter, Jim An- gotti, Eutan Brown, Wes Carney, Bob Miller, Roger Steiner, Boyd Moreland, Third row; Roger Amundson, Jerry McFarland, Bob Like, Dave Sherwood, Tom Johnson, Neil Oldridge, Bill Morrison, Le¬ roy Farley, Mr. Richardson. o o o o ' TOP SEVEN BLUE DEVIL POINT GETTERS DURING THE REGULAR SEASON OF PLAY G FG FT PF TP Ave. Beckel .20 132 116 27 300 19,0 Wooten ..20 71 42 17 184 9,2 Jentzsch _T9 56 33 53 145 7.6 Huff _ —_20 44 63 32 161 8.1 Baker .20 28 34 24 90 4,5 Anderson . .17 13 13 23 39 2,3 Wetzel . __—16 10 12 9 32 2,0 54- 55 Cage Season W Hi ' a Blue Devil basketball team compiled a regular season ' s mark of 13 wins and 7 losses. This might be considered as a fair season as com pared to former records compiled by teams coached by Boots ' Wooten, Although The Blue and White didn ' t receive recognition on the Associated Press ' s Prep poll, they won the Sub-District and were on their way to the state tournament in Seattle at the time of our deadline. OFFENSE TOPS DEFENSE The Devil offense ran up 1128 points for a 56.4 average per game as the Wa-Hi zone defense held their opponents to 1032 digits and a 51,6 mark. Captain 8ob Beckel, Wa-Ht ' s play making guard, scored an average of 19,0 points per game. This was more than twice that of his nearest competitor for high scoring honors, Brent Wooten, who had a 9.2 average. Twice during the season Bob reached the 30 point mark and in 17 of the 20 Wa Hi games he topped the scoring slate. Senior forwards, Al Jentzsch and Lee Baker, were the big rebounders on the Wa Hi squad this year These two were on the starting five along with guards Brent Wooten and Bob Beckel end Center Rich Huff, Lee Farley broke into the starting line up during the later stages of the season. Guards AI Wetzel and Larry Hayes also saw considerable action, FRESHMEN—First row, left to right: Manager Marvin Horn, Don Davis, Gail Potter, Roger Wycoff, Jim Smith, Zeke Blocklinger, Don Reinhart, Second row Coach Richardson, Mike Cobain, Danny Derbewka, Delbert Sams, Eddie Higgnett, Dick Monahan, Gary Ackerman. Third row: Gene Stapleton, Don Johnson, Dave Porter, Ed Davidson, Don Heifer, Kenny Carter. Not pictured: Kennith Dements, Ted Tucker. ® SQUAD—First row, left to right: Jim Kimzey, Tom Page, Don McCowan, Shannon Tompkins, Bril Hammond, Gary Banks, John Stewart, Albert Jackson. Second row: Coach Fletcher, Dennis Schaffed, Wes Farley, Dick Hanford, Bill Weber, Morrie Miller, Roger Amundsen, Manager Bob Stewart. — OUR BASKETBALL RECORD Wa-Hi 49 Kennewick Wa-HI 57 Sunnyslde Wa-Hi 54 Gonxaga Wa-Hi 54 Kennewick Wa-Hi 55 John Rogers Wa-Hi 76 North Central Wa-Hi 50 Yakima Wa-Hi 47 Pasco Wa-Hi 44 Richland Wa-Hi 53 Sunnyslde Wa-Hi 66 Pasco Wa-Hi 57 Yakima Wa Hi 50 Clarkston Wa-Hi 6B Richland Wa-Hi 47 Pullman Wa-Hi 65 Wenatchee Wa-Hi .54 Clarkston Wa-Hi 53 Colville Wa-HI 67 Pullman Wa-Hi 52 Wenatchee SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi 63 Pullman Wa-Hi 51 Clarkston DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi 63 Cashmere Wa-Hi . 64 Wenatchee 64 i 3 Dick Anderson Junior—Center Leroy Farley Sophomore—Center Two of Wa-HYs losses this year came against the No, 2 Washington prep team (according to the A.P.), the Richland Bombers. Gonzaga, who was tied for 3rd in the state, also downed Wa-Hi, Yakima, Kennewick Pasco, and Wenatchee earned wins over the Devils, but Wa-Hi defeated all four in return games. Coach Wooten ' s charges used the fast break quite effectively in achieving a majority of their 13 victor¬ ies, The Devils racked up some close wins over John Rogers, Yakima, Pullman and Clarkston As in pre¬ vious years Wa-Hi was hard to beat on the local hardwood—dropping only one game, that to Richland 84-68 Wa-Hi should field an outstanding team next year as Wooten, Hayes, Huff and Farley will be back along with 3 others, who finished the season on the varsity. Virginia Baiter Pictured below, left to right: Patty Jean Shin bo and Sara Jo Chandler. Pictured left to right: Diane Warner and Janice Barer. Song Ceaders Song Leaders, a new means of a pep squad, were introduced to Wa-Hi this year. The squad consisting of four seniors, Diane War¬ ner, Janice Barer, Virginia Saiter, Patty Jean Shin bo, and two juniors, Nancy Timmons and Sara Jo Chand¬ ler, had a very successful first year. Included in their many activities were entertainment for pep assem¬ blies and for games. As advisor, Mr. Keith Crosbie served as a great heip to the song leaders. Pictured below: Nancy Timmons. Merry Altemus, Editor; Janiece Tachitiana, Aisociate Editor; Janice Barer, Co Copy Editor; Sandra Epilein Co-Copy Editor; Anita Crall, Make-Up Editor, Y Miami a TEAR Billie Marie Arbuekle, Picture Editor; Petty Jean Shinbo, Index Editor; Gary Hein, Chief Photographer; Mrif Ruth Gray,, Advitor. Royal Mlue IF You Don ' t Buy Your Annunl NOW The Royal Blue staff had a very successful year under the supervision of Merry Altemus, editor, and Miss Ruth Gray, advisor. The Royal Blue was assembled by twenty-nine people this year, seven of whom were editors; twelve, photographers; and ten very capable staff members. The staff would like to thank De Bunce studio for taking the underclass pictures; Roberge, Vitart, Bontrop, Miller ' s and De Bunce for the senior por¬ traits; Taylor Publishing Company, for their many helpful suggestions; S, K, Smith, for our attractive cover; the Devil ' s Den for selling this book; and all the teachers and students who helped us to gather the material herewithin. Gtenn Hargitt, Mdinda Harmon, Gail Hein, Howard Ktrthgeimer, Jack Lae, Claudia Link, Bob Meadowcroft, Fern Mill , Barbara Oft, Barbara Oye ( Bud Ro� e. Boyd Roth, Patty Tachibena, Kay VanAusdle. ' Ackerman, Gary, 51, 100, 101 Adams, Janice, 78, 58, 22, 14, 65 Adami, Leonard, 45, 73, 78 Adams, Robert, 51,76 Adams, Shirley, 38 Aerni, David, 45, 74 Aerni, Judy, 51, 4 76 Ahtgren, Gary, 51, 87 Akehyrst, Linda, 38, 69, 67, 89, 65 Albin, Wayne, 38, 67, 73, JQ7 Aldrich, Howard, 38, 97, 98, 67, 73, 60 A Id rich, Sarah, 51, 79 Alexander, Marshall, 11, 69 Alfrey, Beverly, 45, 67, 76, 107 Allen, Jim, 38, 71, 73 Allen, Sandra, 63, 22 A Item us, Merry, 93, lo6, 58, 16, 22, 62, 15, 65, 66 Altergott, Bob, 67, 22 Ambs, Betty, 45, 74, 89 Amundson, Roger, 45, 73, 100, 37, 101, 44, 61 Anderson, Bill, 91, 95, 58, 22, 15, R 61 Anderson, Carol, 45, 77, 64 Anderson, Carol Ann, 45, 77, 85, 15, 64 Anderson, Donald A., 11 Anderson, Fred, 55 Anderson, Gail, 71, 78, 94, 17, 22, 80, 16, 14, 64 Anderson, Gordon, 67, 68, 96, 98, 22 Anderson, Janice, 62 Anderson, John, 11, 14 Anderson, Kathryn, 51 Anderson, Leonard, 55, 87 Anderson, Richard, 38, 67, 96, 98, 103, 101, 37 Andrews, Paul, 36 Angotti, Janke, 51 Angotfi, Jimmy, 45, 73, 100 Angotti, Velma, 45, 77 Arbogast, Raymond, 38, 69, 73 ArbucMe, Billie Marie, 23, 78, 82, 106, 65 Armstrong, Bob, 23, 82 Amoidt, Joann, 17, 45. 65 Aro, Roy, 45, 76 Arthurs, Joan, 14, 38, 78, 83 Ash, Maurice, 38, 65, 85 Atwood, Jack, 45 Austin, B, 11 Babb, David, 45, 73 Babb, Mike, 51, 87 Backous, Sally, 38, 68 Bailey, Bruce, 51, 76, 14 flailey, Donna, 45 Bailey, Janice, 45 Bailey, Mary Lee, 38. 71. 85, 59 Baker, Cherri, 45, 64 Baker, Janice, 23, 85, 91, 16, 64 Baker, Krista, 45 Baker, Lee, 23, 67, 73, 91, 97, 98, 103, 101, 104, 15 Baker, Willard, 51 Baldwin, Beverly, 38 Baldwin, Deanne, 51, 14 Banks, Gary, 45, 73, 101, 61, 18 Barer, Janke, 23, 85, 105, 106, 17, 64 Barer, Stanley, 45, 73, 85, 61 Barker, Thelma, 51 Barlow, Naidene, 45 Barnes, Mary Lee, 23, 63 Barnett, Bill, 23, 93, 58, 61, 87, 86 Barnett, Orlaine, 51, 79 Barnhart, Shirley, 38, 74 Barnhart, Virginia, 51 Barr, Gary, 45, 74 Barrett, Shirley, 49 Barritt, Jeannette, 38 Barritt, Lerrie, 45, 73 Bartplt, Vonda, 23, 65 Barteif, Wilma, 51, 79, 14 Barteh, Charles Bates, Bill, 51, 100 Bares, Gene, 45, 67, 73, 97, 98, 37, 44, 14, 61 Baugh, El son, 45, 73 Baughs, Lola Mae, 49 Beachman, Karen, 38, 67 Bean, Charles, 51, 69, 76 Beck, Alan, 51, 76, 14 Beck, Don, 23, 78, 14, 83, 60 Beck, Robin, 38, 73, 67, 97, 98, 102 Beckel, Bob, 23, 67, 02, 22, 80, 103, 101, 104, 15, 60 Benefiel, Margee, 38 Bennett, Bill, 45, 74, 94 Bennett, Connie, 45, 77 Bennett, Harold, 38, 69, 76, 14, 61 Benzel, Bob, 38, 73 Senzei, Darrell, 38, 74 Bergevin, Alice, 45, 77, 16, 44, 66 Bergevin, Gary, 51, 76, 87 Bernave, Joanne, 38, 71, 90, 64 Bemave, Jim, 51, 100, 87 @ernave, Richard, 23, 14, 61 Barney, Mark A., 11 Berry, Genevieve, 11 Berry, Rama la, 51, 79. 62 Bertsch, Helen, 23, 68, 78, 107 Bkkte, Joan, 23, 68, 71, 91, 58, 80, 64 Bkkel, Renagene, 51, IS Bidne, Sally, 23 Bird, Johnnie, 30, 73, 61 Bisnett, Robert, 11, 15 Blake, Darlene, 51, 76, 79 Blanchard, Wilma, 23, 76, 78, 66 Blanford, Jean, 36 Bike, Dean, 31 Bike, Pat, 23, 68, 67, 65 Blocklinger, Ronald, 5t, 100, 101, 14 Blue, Gaytan, 45, 73 Blue, Maida, 38, 78, 79, 37, 14 Slue, Marvin, 51 Boai, Albert C, 11, 67, 37 Bogle, Deanna, 23, 71, 59, 14, 83 Bogle. Donna Gaye, 79 Booker, Elort, 23, 19 Borgers, Phyllis, 45, 77, 89 Borum, Nancy, 38, 71, 93, 37, 64 Boschker, Olin, 51, 14, 87 Boschker, Wilbur, 11 Boutz, Fred, 24, 63, 77, 78, 61, 18 Boutz, Mike, 51, 100 Boyer, Roger, 38 Boylan, Burton L, 11, 60 Boy Ian, Sharon, 24, 82, 84, 85, 16, 14, 66, 81, 64 Boynton, Darlene, 38, 78, 65 Bowers, Harold, 51, 100, 87 Bowen, Kay, 24 Braden, Jim, 38, 73, 87 Bradford, Mary, 51 . 79 Brashear, Dale, 45, 73, 87, 60 Bredstead, Elizabeth, 38 Brehm, Gordon, 51 Bridges, Harold, 45, 73 Briese, June, 37, 38 Briggs, Bill, 45, 73, 100 Briggs, Wayne, 45, 73 Brisky, Kenneth, 51 Brixey, Art, 45, 97, 98, 67, 73, 61 Brooks, Faye, 51 Brooks, Marla, 36 Brooks, Nancy, 38, 69, 78, 79, 59 Brooks, Patsy, 24, 64, 71, 78,64 Brown, Carl, 55 Brown, Carol, 45, 74, 77 Brown, Claudia, 45, 74, 77, 15 Brown, Eulon, 45, 73, 100, 37, 44, 14 Brown, Gerry, 51 Brown, Karen, 38, 95, 14, 64 Brown, Leroy, 38, 73, 87 Brown, Randall, 38 Brown, Sharon, 38 Brown, Sonja lee, 45, 77, 89 Bruce, Richard, 38, 71, 73 Bruce, Rosemary, 45, 62 Brunton, Barbara, 38, 71, 78, 79, 84, 85, 59, 90, 03 Brunton, Oletta, 45, 89, 62, 66 Buchheim, Jackie, 38, 67, 66 Buckman, Harriet, 45, 71, 88, 14, 66 Bye km an, Irene, 11 Bullard, Shelton M-$gt r , 11 Buoy, Gloria, 24, 63, 58, 17, 81 Burgess, David, 45, 73, 87, 86 Burgess, Vanna, 38 Burkhart, Roger, 38, 73, 14, B7 86, 60 Burleson, James, 38, 73 Burnett, Betty Jo, 51, 67, 62, 14 Burnette, Bob, 51 Burrese, Bill Burroughs, Shelden, 51 Burroughs, Shirley, 51 Bury, Bob, 38, 74, 61 Busse, Robert, 51 Bussini, Arthur, 69, 24 Bussini, Joanne, 51, 79, 62 Butcher, Justine, 51 Butler, Jim A., 51, 50, 18 Butler, Jim F., 51, 87 Cains, Bruce, 100 Cal lagan, Jackie, 45 Carder, Myra, 38, 68, 76, 78 Carder, Shannon, 45, 73 Carle, Joan, 24, 77, 65 Carle, Mary Ann, 69, 78, 24, 58, 16, 14, 65, 81 Carlyle, Dennis, 45, 73 Carlyle, Jerry, 38 Carney, Wesley, 38, 73, 100 Carpenter, Biff, 45, 73 Carrick, Elizabeth, 51, 39 Carter, Don, 30, 100 Carter, Geraldine, 38, 67 Carter, Joyce, 45 Carter, Judy, 51, 79 Carter, Kenneth, 55, 101 Case, Pat, 45, 67. 77, 17 Casper, Catherine, 38, 71, 70, 79, 17, 80, 15, 64 Cassell, Clarence 11, 76 Cassell, Don, 24, 74, 76 Cassens, Eddie, 55 Castoldi, Don, 38, 87 Castoldi, Duane, 38 Castoldi, Richard, 24, 58, 61 Castoldi, Steve, 24, 80, 6! Cathey, Mary Etta, 45, 50, 62 Cearley, Doris, 45 Center, Cathy, 45, 77 Chamberlain, Judy, 51 Chandler, Sara Jo, 20, 38, 68, 71, 105, 16, 59 Chandler, Susan, 38 Chapman, Bill, 38 Cherryhofmes, Royce, 38, 73 Childers, Doris, 38, 73 Childers, Terry, 45, 62 Childress, Helen, 51 Chenault, Mary Ann, 51 Christopher, Judy, 55 Chun, Marilyn, 38, 16, 80, 37, 15, 65 Clark, Ben, 45, 73 Clark, Cliff, 45, 73 Clarke, JoAnne, 24, 70, 59 Clayson, Janet, 39, 64, 78, 79 Clayton, Joann, 69, 24, 65 Clements, Kenneth, 51, 101, 15 Cobain, Mike, 39, 51, 101, 14 Cobain, Pat, 67 CockertEne, Mary Ann, 39, 59, !4 Coffey, Carol, 51 Cole, Delbert, 24, 14, 87 Cole, Roger, 87 Colley, George, 24, 67, 68, 96, 98, 18, 60 Colley, Jerry, 45, 73, 100, 60 Colley, Wes, 45, 73, 100, 87, 60 Comfort, JoAnn, 51, 79 Conklin, Darlene, 24, 68 Conner, Carolyn, 39, 68, 62 Conners, Gary, 45, 73. 98 Conrad, Carolyn, 51 Conway, Frances, II , 59 Cook, Alice, 51 Cook, Joe, 38, 73, 100, 87 Cooper, Barbara, 45, 74 Cooper, Catherine, 45 Cooper, Loyal, 51 Copeland, Ronald, 45, 73 Cork rum, Lucille, 24, 76, 78 Corn, Dollie V., 11 Cornelison, Purdy, 11 Coryell, Bill, 45, 73, 100, 14, 87 Coryell, Lynne, 39. 67, 64 Cousins, Bill, 51, 87 Cousins, Mary Louise, 24, 71, 78, 58 Coxon, Ellen, 39, 71, 16, 17 r 64 Gall, Anita, 25, 106, 16, 22, 80, 62 Crawford, Rey, 39, 74, 76 Croibie, Keith, 11 Crippen, Monte, 51, 100 Crkcola, Gerald, 51, 87 Crlscola, Patricia, 51, 79 Croft, Ralph, 39, 73, 62 Crosbie, Kieth, 44 Cruthers, Charles, 39, 73 Cruthers, tarry, 55 Cummings, James, 39, 73 Cummings, Mary Jane, 45, 1! Cunning Ton, Don, 24, 68, 6? Cunniogion, JoAnne, 51, 67, 79, 89, 14 Curs to, Mae, 39 Currie, Don, 51 Currie, Frank, 39, 73 Czyhold, Mary Ann, 25, 69, 78 Czyhold, Michael, 69, 73 d ' Abiaing, Don, 68, 25, 19 Dague, Dick, 70, 73, 19, 60 Dague, Paul, 25, 67, 69, 70, 73, 96, 8 j, U, 19, 60 Dammroie, Gwen, 39, 16, 37, 65 Daniels, Frances, 39, 68, 65 Daniels, Joanne, 51, 79, 16, 50 Daugs, Daryl, 25 Daugs, Dennis, 25, 74, 60 Davenport, Earl, 25 Davidson, Carl, 73, 87 Davidson, Clara, 51, 67, 79 Davidson, Edward, 51, 100, 101 Davidson, Joy, 39, 59, 14 Davis, Arthur, 73 Davis, Carol Davis, Don, 51, 100, 101, 14 Davit, Kay, 25, 68, 78 Davis LeRoy, 51 Davison, Harold, 73, 107 Davison, Janet Jo, 39, 7T, 78, 37 Day, Leo, 36 Dean, Janis, 51. 79 DeBeaumont, Daryl, 25, 61, 87, 86 DeBoer, Kay, 52, 67 DeKeyser, Mary Jane, 39, 67, 68, 65, 66 Delaney, Bill, 73, 14, 60 Delaney, Red, 39, 67, 73, 80, 37, 60 Dent, Carol Jean, 25, 63, 68 Depping, Marlene, 39, 67, 62 Derbawka, Danny, 52, 100, 101, 50, 18 DeWitt, Ronald, 46, 73 Dickinson, Billy, 52, 69, 76 Dickinson, Clifford, Jr„ 25 Dickinson, Gerald, 52 Dickinson, Richard, 39, 73 Dickinson, Robert, 52 Oickman, Virginia, 46, 77 Dicus, Stan, 91, 96, 98, 36 Dixon, luana, 46, 74, 65 Doggett, Tom, 39, 71, 73, 14, 81 Dolan, Kenneth, 25, 68, 61 Dolan, Sharon, $2 Donaldson, Bob, 36 Donaldson, Jack, 46, 73 Dorum, Bud, 25, 67, 68, 69, 107 Doschades, Frances, 52, 67, 14 Douglas, William, 39, 73 Downey, Howard, 39, 73 Downey, Janet, 46 Downing, George, 25 Drake, Dianne, 46, 77, 09 Drake, Ken, 39, 73 Drake, Laurin, 25, 70, 73, 61 Draper, Ed, Jr., 25, 87 Draper, Juliana, 11 , 44 Duff, Carolyn, 46 Duff, Dorothy, 26, 63 Dummler, Terry, 52, 67 Dunn, Ruth, 11 Dutke, Genevieve, 26, 76, 16, 80, 65 Dye, Lois, 36 Dye, Louise, 39 Cades, Kittie, 26, 67, 68, 69, 85 last, Tom, 26, 74, 76 Eastman, Byron, 52 Easton, Fred, 46 Edwards, Jack, 52 Edwards, Jim, 52 Effmger, Leonard, 52 Eggers, Dave, 25, 82, 61 Eisenbeisz, Roger, 46, 73 EkStrom, Larry, 39, 73 Eldridge, Barbara, 46, 67, 77 Elkington, Barbara, 52, 67, B8 r 14 Elkfngron, Roger, 39 EJienberger, Harold, 52, 100, 87 Elliott, Al, 26, 67, 78, 56, 60, 92 Elliott, Jim, 52, 100 Ellis, Mike, 52, 87 Emerson, Bill, 93 Emerson, Dick, 93 Emert, Bill, 52, 87 Eme rt, Son dra, 39, 67 Emigh, Grant, 46, 73, !5, 61 Emigh, Ralph, 11 Emmons, Mavis, 52, 79, 74 Eng, Dick, 39, 73 Engebretson, Norma, 46 Engeh, Karen, 52, 89 English, Janet, 46, 74, 89, 64 Enney, Frank, 52, 100 Enney, Marquita, 52 Entze, Marvin, 52 Epstein, Sandra, 26, 106, 16, 64 Erdman, Clark, 39, 63, 73, 14 Erdman, Joanne, 39, 68, 88, 66 Erdman, Sharon, 52, 67, 74 Eiary, Mary, 12, 16 Eisig, Janis, 52, 76 Esters, Cora, 39 Estes, Wayne, 46, 73 Eubanks, Jim, 26 Eubanks, Lin, 46, 71, 89, 17, 14, 64 Evans, Margaret, 26 Evans, Ralph, 26 Evans, Sharon, 52 Ewer, Ralph, 26, 63, 69 Fagerstrom, Christine, 39, 67, 59 Fairchild, Larry, 26, 87 Fairchild, Nancy, 46, 77 Falter, James, 52 Farley, LeRoy, 46, 73, 100, 57, 103, 101, 104, 44, 14, 18, 60 Farley, Wesley, 39, 67, 73, 96, 98, tOl, 37, 60 Faure, Roselee, 46, 14 Faust, Robert, 52, 76 Featherston, Bryon, 26, 63, 61 Fefthouse, Pam, 52, 79 Fenner, Dianne, 39, 68, 66 Fenner, Keith, 26, 82, 58, 80, 83, 60 Ferguson, Clifton, 46 Ferre I, Carol Jean, 52 Per re I, Jim, 26, 58, 87, 86, 60 Ferrel, Nanc y, 46, 67, 62 14 Fiddes, Jim, 26, 63, 58 Field, Persia, 52, 79 Fields, David, 52 FI aids. Jack, 52 Fields, Jane, 39, 7|, 93, 59, 81 Figgins, Sharonne, 52, 79 FFlan, Janice, 52, 79, 89 Filan, Joy, 46, 17 Fifan, Leon, 26, 69 Flanagan, Charles, 12, 70 fleenor, Martha, 52, 79, 17 Fleenor, Murl, 39, 68, 73 Fletcher, Felix, 12, 96, 101 Fliiram, Tommy, 46, 73 Fogg, Wayne, 52 Folsom, Dave, 46, 76, 61 Fong, Eugene You Wie, 26, 69, 73, 107, 61 Ford, David, 46, 73 Forrest, Patty, 46, 77, 15, 14, 64 Foster, Mary Lou, 26, 67, 78, 65 Poster, Sharon, 52, 76, 78 Fox, Deanna, 52, 67, 79 f rakes, Uoydeen, 46, 71, 59 Francis, Dorothy, 39, 59, 14 Francis, Betty, 46, 77, 88, 16, 59, 44 Frank, Cad, 39, 73, 87 Frank, Janice, 39, 78, 59, 62 Franzen, Richard, 46, 73 Frazure, Carol May, 27, 63 Frazier, Gerald, 52, 14, 87 Frederking, Kathy, 27, 69, 78, 85, 58, 62 French, Jo Ann, 52 France, Judy, 52 Fulkerson, Joyce, 46, 77 Gabel, Karl, 52 Gaddis, Leo, 46, 73 Gage, Lois, 46 Gainer, Gary, 46, 74 Gaines, Bruce, 52 Gal fa van, Georgia, 12 Carves, Phyllis, 39, 67, 68, 88, 66 Garvie, Ann, 52, 76, 58, 62 Garvie, Robert, 39, 73 Gates, Barbara, 27, 78, 59 Gates, Gerald, 52, 74, 76 Gatzke, John, 39, 73 Gee, Harold, 52, 69 George, Jim, 39, 67, 73, 96, 98, 58, 63 Gerveii, Francis, 53 Getsel, Eric, 53 Gettman, Conrad, 27, 67 Gies, Edna, 39, 67, 68, 58. 88, 59, 66 Gies, Geraldine, 39, 65 Gilman, Don, 39, 73, 76, 61 Gilmore, Sue, 39, 79, 93, 80, 59, 66 Ginter, Mildred, 43 Glrton, Barbara, 53, 62 Givens, Wallace, 39, 69, 73, S I Gleim, Bonnie, 27 Glenn, Lyle, 27, 61 Gobble, Marilyn, 46, 77 Goble, Glenn, 76 Goble, Ted, 53 Goodhew, Fred, 46, 74 Goodman, Virgil, 12 Gossett, LeRoy, 39, 73, 19 Gredwahl, Deanna, 39 Gradwohl, Gordon, 27, 76, 60 Gradwohl, Nancy, 46, 77, 37, 89, 44, 64 Gradwohl, Dick. 46, 73 Graf, Carolyn, 39 Graham, Laura, 46 Graham, Maxine, 85 Grass!, Robert, 27, 58, 15, 14, 61 Gray, Loretta, 53 Gray, Rhea, 12 Gray, Ruth, 12, 106 Grosgebauer, Billie, 27, 68, 78 Grosgebeuer, Karen, 46, 77 Gross, Warren, 53. 76. 14 Grover, Charlene, 39, 67, 88, 66 Grover, Darlene, 39, 67, 88, 66 Gudgel. Linda, 27, 70, 65 Guenther, Margaret, 12 Gumm, Carroll, 40, 73 Gumm, David, 68 Gunderson, Richard, 46, 67, 73 Gwinn, Douglas, 46, 73, 98 Haesch, Gary, 53, 76 Haase, Albert, 12 Hall, David, 46, 73 Hall, Jerry, 27, 68, 73, 61, 19 Hall, Louis, 40, 67, 78, 81 Hall, Russell, 46 Halverson, Anne, 53, 62 Hamm, Fay, 12 Hamm, Richard, 53, 107 Hammond, Beverly, 53, 67, 89 Hammond, Clarence 46, 73, 101 14, 61 Hand, Gene, 55, 14 Hanek, Jackie, 40, 67, 69 Hanebut, Mark, 27, 61 Hanford, Dkk, 40, 67, 70, 73, 78 97, 98, 101, 60 Hanford, Patricia, 53, 74, 76 Hanley, Darlene, S3, 79, 17, 14 Hanley. JoAnn, 40, 71, 58, 64 Harding, Jackie, 46, 77, 09, S3, 64 Hargitt, Drusitla, 53. 76. 79 Hargitt, Gerald, 40, 73, 61 Hargitt, Glenn, 27, 67, 69, 82, 107, 66, 61, 81 Harlow, Patty, 53 Harmon, Gloria, 27, 63, 68 Harmon, Melinda, 46, 107, 17, 59 Harrison, Patricia, 27, 68, 65 Hart, Catherine 53, 67, 62 Hart, Harriett, 27, 17, 65 Harter, John, 53 Hartley, Bill, 46, 73 Hartley, Bob, 46, 73, 14, 18 Hartwig, Carole, 40, 67 Harvey, Earle, 46 Hastings, Carol, 27, 78 Hathaway, David, 53, 100 Hathaway, Judy, 46, 74, 77, 89 r 15 Hathaway, Pat, 40, 65 Hatley, Everett, 40, 74 Hawkfns, Dave, 46, 74, 94, 61 Hawks, Curtis, 46, 73 Hawks, Gerald, 27, 67, 73, 61 Haws, Janice, 40, 76 Haws, Joan, 28 Haws, Paul, 55, 100 Hayes, Dale, 28, 15, 14, 61, 10 Hayes, Gloria, 28, 69, 93, 95, 22. 14. 87 Hayes, Paul, 46, 73, 100 Hayes, Neil, 28, 68, 6T Hayes, Don, 60, 62. 36, 19 Hays, Larry, 46, 73, 98, 102, 101, 104 Headley, LeRoy, 53, 87 Healy, Deniece, 53, 17. 50. 14 Heath, Patricia, 43 Heffron, Alice, 53, 67. 79 Heimbigner, Don, 46, 73 Hein, GaSl. 53, 107 Hein, Gary, 40, 69, 106, 19 Helsey, Gary, 46, 73 109 Heisey, tarry, 53 Heifer, Don, 53, 101, 50, 14, 87 Heifer, Kenneth, 28, 78 Hejfer, Leonard, 28, 70 Heifer, Sharon, 53, 76 He 11 berg. Lob, 28, 69, 78, 17, 59 Henager, LeRoy, 49, 73, 87 Henderson, Loii, 43 Henline, Bryce, 40, 73, 100, 61 Henze I, Dorothy, 46, 77 Henzel, Vernon, 53 Herd, Dele, 55 Herrin, Chuck, 61, 36 Hess, Robert, 53, 100 Hester, Lorine, 40, 68 Heumphreus, Donna, 53 Hicks, Bob, 28 Hicks, Sandra, 53 Hignett, Eddy, 53, 100, 101 Hill, Beverly, 40, 74, 93, 16, 17, 37, 59, 15 Hill, Charles, 28 Hill, Jacqueline, 28, 58, 60, 59 Hill, Melvin, 40, 67, 98 Hilliard, Gary, 53 Hilliard, Janice, 40 Himes, Kathlene, 53, 79 Hina, Tony, 53 Hinkle, Hone, 40, 67, 74, 88 Hjeimfelt, Allen, 36 Hjelmfelt, David, 53 Hodgins, Paul, 73, 36 Hofer, Fred, 53 Hot way. Tommy, 40, 73, 78 Honeycut, Jack, $gt +r 10 Hooper, Wary, S3, 62, 6 Hooper, Paul, 40, 73 Hopkins, James, 46, 68, 73 Hoppe, Betty, 28, 69, 85, 63, 14 Hoppe, Laura, 46, 88, 62, 14 Horn, Marvin, 53, 101, 87 Horn, Mike, 100 Horner, Fred, 46, 73 Houghton, Grace, 12 Houk, Pat, S3, 67 Hoy, Ronnie, 46, 73 Hoyt, Jim, 53 Hudson, Sherron, 40 Huff, Richard, 40, 73, 102, 101, 104, 87 Hughes, Rosa Lee, 53, 79 Hughes, Terry Ann, 53 Hume, Gene, 28, 82, 95, 61 Hunter, Doreen, 40, 68, 80, 80, 59 Hunter, Susan, 46, 17, 59 Husef, Jeannette, 40, 65 Hutchings, Lucy, 40, 88, 80, 65, 66 Irving, Becky, 46, 71, 59 Irving, David, 28, 70, 73, 80, 15, 60 Irving, Marilou, 40, 71, 58, 14, 64 Irwin, James, 40, 73 Isin, David, 28, 67, 72, 97, 98, 19 Iverson, Susan, 53 Jackson, Al, 46, 73, 101 Jackson, Beverly, 46 Jackson, Edward, 46, 73 Jackson, Eileen, 46 Jackson, Gordon, 53, 14 Jackson, John, 46, 74 Jackson, Patricia, 40 Jackson, Shary, 28, 81 Jamison, Harold, 46, 73 Janni, Joe, 46 Jaquins, Barry, 53 Jaussaud, Leon, 46, 74 Jefferii, Judy, 46, 65 Jensen, Barbara, 40, 71, 74, 75, 58, 37, 59, 83 Jentzsch, Al, 28, 67, 68, 82, 83, 96, 98, 22, 103, 101, 104, 15,18 Jessup, Jim, 40, 73, 61 Jinkens, Max, 28, 63, 58, 14, 19 Jobe, Barbara, 28, 68, 71, 78 Jobe, Virginia, 40, 74 Johnson, Charles, 55 Johnson, Dayle, 46, 74, 76, B7 Johnson, Don, 101 Johnson, Howard, 47, 73, 67 Johnson, Janice, 40, 71, 75, 59 Johnson, Judy, 47, 53, 79, 64 Johnson, Judy, 17, 14 Johnson, Leonard, 29, 73, 80, 61, 83 Johnson, Leslie, 53, 76, 14 Johnson, Lynn, 40, 74 Johnson, Ronnie, 40, 73 Johnson, Tom, 40, 73, 100, 18 Johnston, Tom, 47, 73, 103, 14 Jolstead, Norma, 29, 68, 71, 58, 80, 59, 15, 66 Jones, Arthur, 10 Jones, Betty, 40 Jones, Carole Ann, 40, 78, 14 Jones, Don, 40, 70, 73, 14, 87, 60 Jones, Gerwyn, 29, 67, 18, 60 Jones, Nancy, 47 Jones, Sharon, 29, 17, 59, 66, 83 Joseph, Eva, 47, 89, 64 Kaniut, Lauralee, 53, 79, 89, 66 Kantola, Edward, 12 Katie I, Lee, 53 Katsel, Nancy, 53 Keasal, Rennie, 53, 100 Keen, Barbara, 29 Keen, Jack, 53 Keezel, E. L., 12, 50, 66, 60 Kelln, Metwin, 29, 74 Keltn, Wayne, 40, 73, 78 Kelly, Evelyn, 29, 68, 77, 58, 14, 65 Kendall, Betty, 47, 77 Kennedy, Eddie, 40, 73 Kennedy, Fred, 40, 73, 61 Kibler, Janice, 53, 17 Kight, Mike, 40, 73, 78, 98, 58, 80, 14, 60 Kilburg, Pat, 55 Kimball, Fred, 40, 73, 87, 66, 60 Kinney, Jim, 47, 73, 101 Kinney, Vicki, 40, 65 King, Alan, 43 King, Eugenia, 40, 78, 79, 59 King, James, 53 King, JoAnn, 29, 71, 76, 59 King, Mary Jo, 43 King, Rosalind, 47 Kingsley, Janice, 40, 71, 58, 16, 17, 59, 14 Kinzer, Leeane, 47, 89, 64 Kirchgestner, Gerald, 47, 73 Kirthgestner, Howard, 40, 74, 107 Kirk, Bess, 12 Kirkman, Elizabeth, 37 Kirkman, William G„ 29, 82, 58, 22, 80, 15, 14, 60 Kirkman, Ruth, 47, 71, 37, 88, 59, 44, 14, 83 Kirkpatrick, Dick, 53 Kittle, Bobby, 47, 73, 78, 60 Kiassen, Mary Lou, 47 Klavano, Robert, 10, 14, 66 Klein, Bonnie, 53, 88 Klein, Janice, 29 Kline, Mary, 53, 89 Klingbetl, Robert, 53 Klinsky, Dolores, 47, 68 Kludas, Don, 29, 73, 77, 78, 61 Ktumfo, John, 12, 96 Knapp, Larry, 47, 71, 73, B7, 60 Knopf, Conrad, 47, 73, 60 Knox, Dean, 40, 73, 61 Knudson, Gloria, 40 Knudson, Milton, 47, 73 Knudson, Ruby, 53, 79 Knudson, Shirley, 29, 63, 14 Kolbus, Bob, 29, 73, 78, 60 Kooreny, Jim, 47, 74 Krai man, Marilyn, 53, 74 Krogh, Shirley, 53, 79, 62 Kronquist, Ray, 4?, 73 Krumikk, Dolores, 41, 67, 68, 89 Kukal, Rena, 53, 67, 79 Labadie, Karan, 53 Lacy, Janet, S3, 79 Lackey, Charles, 41, 73 Ladd, Dick, 47, 73, 100 Ladiges, Carol, 53, 79, 62, 66 Lamb, James, 53 Lamb, Robert Lee, 47, 73, 87 Lamer , Janice, 41, 77, 78, 58, 65 Lane, Celia A., 29, 78, 62 Lane, Gerald, 53, 74 Lane, Larry, 53 Langbecker, Gerald, 53 Langbecker, Ronald, 47 Lang ton, Stan, 29, 67, 68 r 77, 78, 15, 61, 18 Langis, Alfred, 53 Lantz, Max J„ 29, 69, 81 LaPine, Gary, 47, 74 La Plante, Ebise, 53, 79 Larsen, Russell, 12, 76 Larson, Merlene, 29, 78, 85, 80, 59, 14, 03 Layton, Shirley, 43 Ledbetter, W, G,, 10, 12 Lee, Jack, 41, 55, 69, 107, 62 Lee, Jerry, 69, 76 Lee, Majorie, 47, 59 Lee, Nancy, 53, 67, 79 Lee, Wayne, 29, 67 Leichner, Cordelia, 41 Leist, Bart, 53 Lenharf, Louise, 47 lewis, Ivan, 55 lewis, Janice, 41 Lewis, Judy, 53, 79, 62 lewis, Margaret, 41, 68, 64 Like, Bob, 47, 100 Utley, Jeannie, 30, 77, 78, 16, 80, 14, 65, 92 Liming, Alice, 49 Liming, Loretta, 55 Lind, Sharon, 79, 89 Link, Claudia, 41, 67, 107, 17, 65 Linke, Eugene, 53, 76 Linke, Venefa, 41, 74, 76 Unton, Jim, 30, 70, 73, 92 Linton, Nona, 53, 76, 79 Li Here I, Joyce, 47, 85, 88 Little, Agnes V„ 12, 80 Lockard, Golda, 30, 59 Logan, Juanita, 53 Logan, Dewane, 41, 73 Logston, Sally, 3Q Loiteau, Lyn, 47, 73, 62 Loney, Beverly, 41, 67, 65 Loney, Jerry, 41, 73 Loney, Sherry, 41, 67 Long, Bill, 53 Long, Dale, 47, 73 Long, Florence, 13 Long, Jackie K., 30, 69, 78, BO, 59 Long mi re, Gary, 53, 100 Louderback, Barbara, S3, 79, 16, 50 Lucaretli, Jean, 47, 67 Lucarelli, Johnny, 47, 73, 61 Lucarelli, Louise, 53, 79, 16, 50 Lucarelli, Norman, 53, 87 Lucke, Marlys, 41, 59 Lund, Catherine, 41, 16, 80, 14, 66, 64 Lundtn, Janet, 47, 74, 64 Lundin, Richard, 47, 74, 58, 62 Luck, Billie Jo, 47, 71, 89, IS, 14 Lufton, Carol Lee, 30, 58, 16, U Lybecker, Chester, 13, 87, 86 Lybecker, Donald, 41, 73, 87 Lybecker, Russell, 53, 18 Lynch, Pat, 53 McAdams, Donna, 41, 71, 78, 6, 80, 65 Me Aula y, Barbara, 47, 64 McBee, Diana, 41 McBride, Charles H,, 13, 50, 18 McBride, Dick, 30, 82, 61, Bl McBride, Priscilla, 30, 58, 65 MeCallum, Judy, 30, 78, 14 McCallum, Marilyn, 41, 67, 68, 59 McCambridge, Lynn, 53 McCarthy, James, 53 r 87 McCarthy, Wesley, 47, 73 MeClane, Judee 30, 68, 78, 82, 58, 16, 80, 66, 64 McCfenny, Jim, 47, 73 McCoun, Cathey, 47 McCowan, Don, 41, 70, 73, 101 McCowan, Kathy, 53, 79, 89, 59 McCoy, Bobby, 53, 76 McCoy, Cliff, 41, 67, 73, 87 McCoy, DeAnna, 47, 77, McCoy, Harold, 53, 76 McCoy, Richard, 30, 67, 73, 97, 98, 58, 22, 90, 61, 87 McCully, Janice, 47, 67 McCracken, Joy, 41 McDonald, Glenn, 47, 73, 87 McDonald, Ruth, 13 MacDougatl, Sue, 53 McDowell, Sylvia Irene, 30, 80, 66 McElhaney, Mike, 41, 69, 73, 61, 19 McFall, Patricia Helen, 30 McFalls, Joyce, 67, 69 Me Fa Us, Sondra, 30, 47, 77 McFarland, Jerry, 47, 73, 100 McFarland, Lee, 41 McGlothlin, Pat, 41, 81, 03 110 McGovern, Florence, 13, 84 McKenzie, Sharon, 53 McLeod, Donald, 47, 71, 73 McKay, James ft., 13, 87, 86 McKinney, Don, 30 McKinnon, Jack, 41, 73, 87 McKin ey, Gene, 41 McSIoy, Martha, 30, 78, 81 McVay, Jerry, 41, 78, 93, 60 Maestretti, Gary, 47, 73, 100 Maes,tretti, Linda, 47, 74, 76, 77 Maland, Dustin, 53 Mallonee, Ronald, 47, 73 Malcolm, Pat, 53, 79, 89 Mang, Duane, 47, 73, 87, 100 Man son, Don Jean, 30, 73, 83, 60 Man son, Jack, 53, 76 Marcy, Phyllis, 47, 64, 77, 93 Marker, Robert, 53 Marley, Brenda, S3, 79 Marshall, Don, 31, 14 Marshall, Gloria Nan, 53, 79 Marr, Donna, 16, 30, 65, 68, 70 Marrs, Dianna, 47. 68, 81 Martin, Ro Alee, 83, 93, 84, 67, 31, 80, 15, 65, 66, 81 Martin, Shirley, 53, 79, 09. 62 Mason, Myrna, 63 Massie, Marie, 41, 74, 76 Matthews, Diane, S3, 79 Matthews, Margaret, 31, 64, 68 Maughan, Jack, 31, 81 Maughan, Marlene, 47, 67, 89, 66 Maxson, Garry, 47, 58, 73 Mead, Rosalie, 41, 67 Meade, Eleanor, 43 Meadowcroft, Bob, 82, 83, 84, 31, 107, 80, 61, 18 Meiners, Myron, 47, 87 Mercado, Roger, 41, d7, 98, 67, 73 Mier, Vivian, 36 Mlkkelsen, Jo Anne, 47 Miller, Alvin, 31, 60 Miller, Beverly, 47 Miller, Bob, 47, 73, 100 Miller, Ella, 53 Miller, Janet, 31, 67, 78 Miller, Jean, 53, 79 Miller, Marvin, 61 Miller, Morrie, 47, 73, 98, 101 Miller, Delores, 31, 69, 74, 85 Miller, Robert, 61 Millgard, Ted, 47, 100, 73, 87 Mills, Fern, 17, 41,67, 107 Mills, Fred, 31 Mobley, Calvin, 31, 68, 69 Mobley, Carol, 41, 74 Mobley, Doris, 47, 77, 88, 64 Mock, Maralyn, 47, 71, 76, 88, 16, 44, 64 Moffitt, Joan, 53, 67, 76, 79 Monahan, Dick, 53, 100, 101, 50, 14 Monroe, Nila, 53 Monroe, Nola, 41, 76, 79 Montgomery, Gerald, 41, 73 Moore, Charles, 31, 8Q r 14, 61, 18 Moreland, Ardyth, 53, 79 Moreland, Boyd, 47, 73, 100 Moretz, Hat, 43, 69 Morgan, Charles, 43 Morris, Eillean, 47, 77, 89, 66 Morris, Howard, 47 Morris, Melinda, 53, 79 Morris, Mike, 41, 93, 96, 98, 67, 73, 58, 102, 15, 87 f 86, 19, 60 Morrisson, Joyce, 47 Morrisson, William, 47, 69, 1GQ, 61 Morton, Darrell, 82, 83, 97, 98, 67, 31, 80, 14 Moser, Edwin F,, 13, 44 Moses, Andy, 47, 73 Mosley, Don, 47, 73 Mosley, Bert, 31 Mosley, Ruby, 53 Muller, Shirley, 47, 71, 37, 44 64 Muller, Walden, 97, 98, 67, 31 83, 18, 60 Mgnsey, Norman, 41, 73 Murdock, Kaye, 67, 31, 70, 15, 65 Murphy, Kenneth, 69, 31, 19 Mumlis, Keith, 31, 73 Murrilli, Mary, 53. 76, 17 Mux low. Marilyn, 41, 65, 17 Myers, Jim, 41, 73 Myers, Judy, 53 Nalder, Ronnie Log, 68, 31, 71, 94, 95, 6, 80. 64 Nelly, Della, 47, 69 Nascimento, Mike, 53, 87 Neighbor, Martin, 53 Neill, Lou, 41, 67, 65 Neisess, Jim, 47, 71, 14, 61 Nelson, Dorothy, 47, 76, 77 Nelson, Kenneth, 47, 74 Nelson, Marlene, 48, 67, 77 Nelson, Nels, 40, 71, 73 Nelson, Tom, 41, 60 Nelson, Virginia, 53, 14 Nelson, Virginia Ann, 48, 71, 14, 64 Nemitz, Janice, 40, 67, 66 Newbitl, Jerald. 53 Nightingale, Martha, 48, 68, 76 Niemeyer, Duane, 53 Nixon, Mary, 32, 65 Noble. Zina, 32, 74 Norquist, Duane, 41. 73 Norqutst, Gary, 40, 73 Nowles, Anne, 48, 77, 17 Nunn, Mike, 48, 73, 70, 100, 14, 60 Oakley, Mary Lou, 53, 79, 89 Obacka, Marian, 53, 79 Oberholfcer, Gary, 53, 87 Oelke, Nyla, 40, 71, 77, 59, 03 Oft, Barbara. 53, 76, 107, 89. 17 Ohaihi, Aiieen, 41, 69 Oldham, Gary, 32, 68, 61 Oleson, Rkhetle, 48, 74 Oleion, Todd, 32, 78, 61 Old ridge, Neil, 41, 70, 73, 78, 100, 60 Olmstead, Jeff, 53, 14 Olson, Linda, 53 Oliver, Glenn, M-Sgt,, 13, 70 O ' Neil, Marlene, 48, 77, 59, 14 Ord, Madly, 41, 71, 16, 81, 64 Osborne, Donna, 54 Osborne, Gail, 3t Oswald, Elsie, 48 Oswald, Mickey, 54 Oye, Barbara, 32, 69, 107 Page, Sally, 48, 58, 89 Page, Tom, 41, 67, 73, 97, 98, 58, 101, 37, 14, 18, 60 Palmer, Darlene, 54, 79 Parker, Jeanne, 55 Parker, Patricia, 54 Parrott, Mary, 48, 74, 64 Pasco, Larry, 54 Paul, Wilma, 31 Paxton, Joanne, 48 Peck, Russell, 55 Pentecost, Sally, 48, 77, 17 Perry, Jane, 55 Perry, Greg, 48, 68, 73, 18 Pfaffle. Doris B„ 13 Pfeiffer, Meta E„ 13 Phillips, Shirley, 54 Pinkerton, Anita, 32, 78, 82, 80, 14, 65, 66 Pinkerton, Marda, 54, 76, 16, 62, 50 P!ath, Elberta, 54, 79 Plowright, Cherry I, 43 Poe, Duane, 41, 73 Ponfi, Kenneth, 40, 71, 73, 61, 87 Ponti, Richard, 54, 87 Porter, Barbara, 48, 77, 14, 64 Porter, Dave, 54, TOO, 101 Porter, Jewel, 54, 79 Porter, Sally, 32, 78, 16, 64 Potter, Gail, 54, 100, 101 Pottratz, Franklin, 41, 73, 07, 86 Powers, Nancy, 32, 71, 85, 58, 17, 80, 16, 59, 15, 83 Pratt, DeAnna, 32, 68, 58, 59, 14 Preston, Elizabeth, 32, 78, 69, 65 Price, tarry, 32, 87 Price, Thomas, 32, 87 Proud foot, Harry, 54, 100, 50, 14, 87 Pulfer, Robert, 13, 37 ft fiber, Wesley, 54, 74, 76 Rahn, Edith, 54, 67, 79, 62 Rahn, Kenny, 48, 73 Rambow, Pierre, 48, 73 Ramer, Dorothy, 54, 67, 79, 62 ftasco, Berwyn, 41, 74, 80, 65 Ray, George, 54 Ray, Marion, 13 Reavis, Marlene, 41, 68 Rebiliard, Ann, 32, 78, 63, 85, SB, 80, 59, 15 Rebiliard, Gene, 48, 71, 59, 44 Red fie Id, Gary, 42, 73, 19 Redfield, Sharon, 42, 76 Reed, Gail, 54, 74, 76 Reed, Kaihryn, 54, 79, 17 Reed, Virgil, 32 Reed, Wayna, 32 Reeder, Dean, 48, 76, 87 fteever, Jerry, 48, 73, 87 Regula, Beverly, 42, 68, 62, 14 Reierson, Gene, 54, 87 Reinhardt, Charlene, 54 Reinhardt, Don, 54, 101, 100 fteiswig, Gerald, 54 Reiswig, Geraldine, 42 Reiter, Neil, 54, 74 Rembold, Georgienn, 48, 74, 88, 66 Rembofdt, Janet, 42, 74 Renberger, Mary Ann, £4, 79 Renig, Thomas, 32, 80, 14, 66, 61, 19 Rew, Joan, 55, 76 Rew, Stuart, 61, 36 Reynolds, Allen. 10 Richards, Ardell, 68, 33, 91, 16, 64 Richardson, John, 13, 100, 101 Riemer, Morry, 48, 77, 100 Rigsby, Beverly, 48, 77, 64 Riley, Elwin, 54, 76 Riley, Louie, 33, 67, 90, 9J, 87, 60 Rimbey, Delwin, 54 Rimbey, Evangeline, 42, 60 Riot, Ramon, 49 Ritchie, Don, 42, 73, 78, 14, 61 Ritchie, Jim, 48, 73 Rivers, Charmalne, 33, 69 Rives, George, 54 Roberson, John, 33 Roberts, Darrell, 42, 69, 73, 19 Roberts, Elizabeth, 33, 94, 17, 16, 64 Roberts, Janice, 48 Roberts, Jean, 33, 69 Roberts, Linda, 48, 88, 89, 17, 59, 83 Roberts, Myrna, 42, 68, 78, 79, 65 Roberts, Susan, 33, 71, 78, 16, 64 Robini, Kay, 48 Robinson, Don, 48. 73 Rodda, Alan, 33, 74, 82, 58, 14, 66 Rode, Bob. 48, 68, 73 Rode, Donna Mae, 54, 76, 89, 66 Roedel, Marcia, 33, 69, 71, 82 r 16, 00, 66, 64 Rogers, David. 48, 73 Rogers, Gary, 42, 73 Rogers, Judy, 48, 54, 76, 79, 17 Rogers, Miriam, 54, 67, 76, 79 Rose, George, 42, 74, 107, 18 Rosenfelt, Lawrence, 42, 73 Ross, Judy, 48 Ross, Myrna, 49 Roth, Boyd, 42, 73, 93, 107, 58, 37, 15, 61, 83 Roth, Sue, 42, 78, 16, 17, 59 Rowell, Robert, 33, 68, 77, 78, 61 Royse, Norman, 42, 74, 61 Rudin, Diane, 33, 78, 84, 16, 22. 00, 64 Ruff, Janet, 33, 77, 78, 84. 85, 70, 80, 65 Russel, John, 48, 74 RusseH, Alan, 48, 73 Russell, Carol Mae, 33, 60, 14 6 Rust, Glenna Jean, 33, 74, 77, 78, 79, 14 Sabins, Carla Mae, 48, 67, 77, 89 Sabins, Raymond. 40, 73, 94 Saiter, Virginia, 33, 71, 78, 105. 64 Sela, Lois, 48, 74 Salsberry, Gene, 42 Salt marsh, Don, 48, 74, 94, 14 Sams. Del 54, 100, 101 Sams, Delores. 42, 67, 68 Samuel, Marvin, 68, 69, 36 Sanders, Gayle, 54 Sanders, Larry, 33, 78 Sanderson, Janice, 54 Saunders, Don, 48, 74 Saunders, Phyllis, 42 Sauer, Wanda lee, 54, 79, 17 Schaefer, Aiieen, 54, 79 Schaefer, Margaret, 54, 67, 79 Schaffert, Dennis, 48, 76, 101 Schneidmiller, John, 33, 68, 70, 73, 61 Schick, Joy, 48, 76 Schmerer, Roger, 54 Schmidt, Betty, 42 Schneller, Judy, 33, 67, 68, 77, 78, 58, 59 Schocfc, Binky, 34, 69, 78, 16, 59 Schoenrock, Linde, 54, 79, 62 Scheduler, Sob, 42, 73 Schultz, Craig, 54 Schwenk, Gary, 34, 87 Schwank, Shari, 54, 67 Schwarz, Bob, 34, 68, 77, 78, 61, 19 Scott, Sharon, 34, 77, 78, 58, 16, SO, 15, 64 Scrimsher, Martha, 54, 79 Seeley, Mary, 42, 67, 65 Selden, Sandra, 34, 68, 93, 16, 80, 14, 66, 64 Serven, Tyke, 48, 73, 87 Shaw, Sandra, 68, 65 Shaw, Tom, 42 Shelton, Larry, 48, 73, 87, 86 Shepard, Carole, 48, 67 Shepherd, Ann, 42, 71, 16, 14, 64 Sherwood, David. 42, 73, 100, 61 Shinbo, Petty Jean, 34, 105, 106, 59 Shinkoskey, Gary, 49 Shoemaker, Judy, 48, 71, 77, 64 Shower, Bob, 54, 76 Simmon , Norman, 49 Sires, David, 34, 58, 80, 61 Sivertson, Jane Ann, 42, 71, 78, 79, 93, 16, 80, 15, 64 Slaughter, Charles, 54, 76 Slead, Shirley, 48 Smiley, Carolee, 42, 71, 74, 16, 37, 59, U Smith, Annette, 48 Smith, Dennis, 48 Smith, Jack, 49 Smith, Jim, 54, 101 Smith, John, 73, 78 Smith, John, 73 Smith, Sharon Lee, 54, 67 Smith, Ward R., 13, 78, 79 Sooter, Carolyn, 42 Soper, David, 70, 71, 73. 61 Spark , Claire, 34, 67, 74, 58, 80, 64 Spencer, Anthony, 54 Spies, Lorraine, 34, 59 Spray, Marilyn, 34, 68, 71, 78, 94, 17, 22, 16, 15, 64 Sprengel, Lew, 73, 98, 60 Spurlock, Billy, 42, 73 Stading, Edgar, 48 Stambaugh, Jerry, 71 Stambaugh, Ralph, 34 Stanford, Lionel, 49 Stapleton, Eugene, 54, 100, 101 StaieS, Linda, 42, 67, 89, 62, 65, 66 Steffy, Larry, 73 Steiner, Roger, 42, 73, 100, 61 Stephen , Bill, 73 Stevens, Ha, 34, 63 Stevenson, Loretta, 48 Stewart, Bill, 42, 98 Stewart, Bob, 73, 101 Stewart, Carol Ann, 42, 64 Stewart, John, 42, 71, 73, 93. 101, 37, 18, 60 Sticka, Gary, 54 Stillman, Allyn, 42, 73 Stillman, Frank, 54 St oiler, Phil, 34, 67, 68, 96, 98 Stoiler, Susan, 54, 79, 16, 50, 14 Stoneroad, Eileen, 77, 85, 89, 64 St one road, Judy, 34, 78, 85, SB, 16, 14, 64 Storrer, Carol, 89 Stovall, Helen, 77 Stovall, Judy, 54 Stover, Carol, 77 Straw, Marilyn, 54, 79 Strickland, George, 54 Strode, Patti, 67 Strutheri, Allen, 73 Summers, Darlene, 42 Sutherland, Janice, 54, 79, 16, 17, 14 Sutherland, Walter, 34, 69 Sveum, Loren, 34, 63 Swanson, Ronnie, 42, 73, 87 Tachibana, Janiece, 42, 106, 16, 37, 64 Tachibana, Patty, 48, 107 Telabere, Herb, 34, 74, 58, 80, 14, 66, 61, 18 Tate, Verta, 42, 17, 14, 65 Taylor, Virginia, 42, 71, 64 Teague, Ralph, 73, 18 Teal, Eugene, 74, 78, 95, 61, 83 Teal!, Edwin, 36 Thatcher, Jack, 42, 73, 93, 37, 14, 61 Thomas, Nancy, 67, 77 Thomley, Richard, 42, 73 Thompson, Fred, 69, 73, 61, 19 Thompson. Phyllis, 71, 78, 79, 80, 59, 14 Thomsen, Dennis, 54, 76 Thonney, Richard, 49, 73 Thome, Nona, 49, 69, 77, 89 Thrasher, Charlene, 67, 84, 65, 66 Timmons, Nancy, 71, 105, 16, 65 Timmons, Susan, 71, 58, 22, 15, 65, 36 Tinker, Robert, 70, 73, 15, 87 Todorovich, Patty. 43 Tomlinson, Glenda, 16, 59, 36 Tomlinson, James, 54, 69 Tompkins, Dan. 34 Tompkins, Shannon, 43, 100, 101, 60 Tompkins, Sherry, 43, 71, 59,92 Torrence, Wilma, 54 Toth, Betty Lou, 35, 74, 76, 65 Touchon, Karen, 43, 67 Townsend, Ada Mae, 35, 67, 62, 14, 65 Townsend, Donna, 54, 67, 89, 62 Townsend, Edward, 54 Townsend, Glenda, 54 Townsend, Jim, 43 Troeh, Carla, 49, 59, 14 Troeh, Paul, 35, 71, 73, 74, 84, 61 Trudgeon, Duane, 49, 76 Trousdale, Lee, 49, 67, 73, Tucker, Dee Lee, 49, 77, 16, 44 Tucker, John, 54, 100 Tucker, Ted, 54, 101, 50, 14, 87 18 Turley, Ann, 54, 79 Turner, Jeanie, 35, 67, 74, 78, 66 Turner, Noel, 54 Ulrich, Elinor, 35, 78, 84, 58, 59 Underwood, Kenneth, 35, 14, 87, 86 Underwood, Rae, 49, 77 Unruh, Tommie, 49, 71, 73 Upcrafl, Barbara Lee, 35, 84, 64 Van Ausdle, Kay, 49, 77, 107 VanDoren, Frank, 54, 87 Van Horn, Gary, 54, 76, 78 VanWagner, Annette, 54, 74, 76 Vaughan, Dennis, 43, 73 Vaughan, Judy, 49 Vernon, Dorothy, 54, 79 Wade, Ben, 97, 98 Wade, Jim, 54 Wade, John, 35, 70, 71, 73, 61, 19 Wade, Norman, 49, 73 Wagner, Linda Lee, 49, 69, 71, 77, 17 Wainwrlght, Gordon, 49, 74 Walker, Daniel, 49, 73, 19 Walker, Mary, 49 Walker, Tom, 49, 73 Wallace, Carol, 54, 67 Wallace, Donna, 49, 71, 79, 14, 64 Wallace, Patty, 54, 79 Wallingford, Patricia, 49, 67, 88 Walter, Donna Walters, Harold, 43, 67, 73, 97, 98 Watters, Pat, 49, 89 Ward, Martha, 35, 76, 78, 65 Warfield, Lois, 55 Warner, Diane, 35, 69, 71, 78, 105, 58, 64 Warner, Larry, 35, 67, 68, 18 Warwick, Bob, 49, 74 Waaemiller, Shirley, 49 Waters, Donna, 43, 17 Waters, Ronald, 35, 69, 19 Watson, Gary, 43, 74 Weatherly, Maureen, 49, 67, 68 Weaver, Cathy, 54, 76, 17 Webb, Gilbert, 49, 54 Weber, Bill, 43, 71, 73, 93, 101, 37, 14, 60 Webster, Janlyn, 49, 67, 88, 89 r 62, 66 Webster, Jim, 43, 73, 78 Webster, Linda, 54, 79, 17 Westgard, Quinlan, 43, 67, T7 West, Delmer, 54 West, Mary, 43, 67 Wetzel, Allen, 35, 67, 68, 73, 82, 83, 98, 97, 102, 101, 90, 19, 60 Weyer, Sharon, 54 Weyer, Rick, 49, 69, 73, 19 Wheeler, Frank, 49, 74, 78 Wheeler, Phil, 35, 67, 69, 80, 81 White, Carol Ann, 35, 71, 78, 58, 16, 64 White, Janke, 49 Whiteley, Roberta, 49, 67 Whiteman, Judy, 49, 71, 77, 16, 17, 59, 44, 15 Whiteman, Petti, 54 r 79, 16, 50, 14 Whitney, Eleanor, 35, 68, 88, 16, 59 Whittington, Jim, 54 Wilcox, Florence, 68, 59 Wiley, Jim, 35, 63, 58, 19 Williams, Yvonne, 35, 65 Wilson, Cathern, 63, 36 Wilson, Eddie, 43, 74, 94 Wilson, Herbert, 43, 73, 61, 83 Wilson, Jeannette, 54 Wilson, Joe, 54, 55, 100 Wilson, La Verne, 43 Wilson, Wallace, 36 Winn, Linda, 49, 65 Wise, Patricia Kay, 68, 16, 80, 65, 36 Wold, Dick, 49, 73 Wolfe, Delbert, 49, 73 Wo I Ison, Roger, 49 Wood, Carol, 49, 77 Wood, Dale, 71, 80, 36, 60 Wood, Larry Wood, Marie, 54, 79 Woods, Danny, 54, 87 Wooten, Brent, 49, 67, 73, 96, 98, 102, 101, 104, 44, 14, 61, 18 Wooten, Richard, 13, 102, 104, 50 Worley, Bruce, 36 Wrbanich, Steve, 36 Wright, Dick, 43, 73, 78 Wyckoff, Roger, 54, 100, 101 Workman, James, 55 Yates, Mary K , 13 Yeend, Judy, 55, 88, 14 Young, Betty, 55, 79 Young, Ruth, 49, 67, 77, 17 Zaat, Ted, 43, 69, 70, 73 Zaegel, Vance, 36, 19 Zaro, David, 49, 73, 61, 87 Zaro, Nick, 55, 87 Zier, Myrna, 63, 78, 36 Zier, Sharon, 55, 79 Zimmerman, Ann, 49, 77, 62, 64 Zimmerman, Ralph, 55 Zitterkopf, Bob, 49, 73, 78 Zitterkopf, Gloria, 43, 79, 65 Zoesch, Donna, 43 Zolter, Robert, 49, 73, 87 Zuber, Joel, 55, 76 Zumwalt, Ronald, 98, 36, 87 H2 With 31 years of teaching at Wa-Hi, in¬ cluding 17 years as head of the math de¬ partment, Miss Bess Kirk has announced her resignation. Her plan is to move to Seattle to be near her relatives and live a leisurely life. With more time on her hands she can well attend to her hobby, handwork, to reading mystery books and to listening to her favorite sport, baseball games. For your many years of service to the school and students, we wish to dedicate our book to you, Miss Kirk. May this book recall many pleasant memories for you in years to come. hobby h: : P ’ teachinJ 1 ' !? your o . S ‘ £hj f J t ? in 9 . your 3 , S deS - W -Hi s?udem ,SriCe and VI«h of book t ' turn s e . m ffcs to ' h ppy years a OU - «y v-ou V° ded ' = as � Z f h ; n v t Wa-Hi came up with what some people rate as the best Blue Devil nine in a decade. They won 14 of their 1? starts and at the same time completed 142 runs to 74 for all opposition. The highlight of the Wa-Hi season was the taking of a doubleheader from the Yakima Pirates. Until they met the Blue and White, Yakima was undefeated in 16 games. Wa-Hi dropped two of their three losses to Lewiston. As in previous years the Bengals were strong, for in the first meeting Ron Shoemaker pitched a one-hit 8-0 win for the Idaho hosts. The two Als of the pitching staff, Al Wetzel with 7 wins and 1 loss and Ai Jentzsch, 6 wins and 2 losses carried most of the pitching load during the course of the sea¬ son; junior Bill Weber won one game while losing none. Darrell Morton with a nifty 442 batting average led the Blue Devil regulars at the plate. Last year ' s leader, Brent Wooten, added 9 points to his average over the pre¬ ceding season, but wound up sec¬ ond with a ,404 mark. Shortstop Phil Stoller with .333 and Lee Baker with .300 round out those who fin¬ ished at the .300 mark or above. RO IN BECK n Y p ' LEE BAKER Jr- m GARY BANKS f t T 1 Uf, AL JENTZSCH V GERWYN JONES SS i % m k • r.’ .i Y4 ■ DARRELL MORTON •ft t • ' w PHIL STOLLER BILL WEBER BRENT WOOTEN A A k f i % ■ w r COACH RICHARDSON Y C DICK WRIGHT Altogether, the Wa-Hi batters collected 134 hits for a team average of .296, The Wa-Hi infield consisted of Robin Beck at first, Wayne Lee at second, Stoller at shortstop, and Gary Banks at third. Roaming the outer gardens were from left to rightt Morton, Beckel, and Baker. Wooten did the majority of the catching, but Gerwyn Jones was a more than capable replacement when Lee wrenched his knee and a shuffle in the lineup was necessary. Utility infielders, Moe Miller and outfielders Paul Hayes, and Dick Wright will be returning. NAME 9 eb r h 2b 3b hr rbi ev. Miller 1 T 1 1 0 0 0 0 1,000 Jones . 7 12 3 7 1 0 0 4 ,583 Morfon_ __ 17 45 16 19 2 2 3 19 ,422 Wooten __ _17 52 21 21 0 5 0 7 .404 Stoller ___ 17 54 15 18 1 2 0 11 .333 Baker 16 50 17 15 1 l 2 14 -300 Lee .... . „ 13 39 21 10 2 0 1 5 ,256 Jentzsch . . 12 24 4 6 1 1 0 5 .250 Wright 5 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 .250 Beck_ _ 17 40 10 9 0 0 0 7 .225 Banks 16 41 9 0 1 0 0 8 .220 Beckel .. 17 58 13 12 0 0 1 7 .207 Wetzel . 12 26 6 5 0 0 0 1 ,192 Weber 3 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 ,167 Hays __- ___ 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 aseball VARSITY—Third row: A) Jentzsch, lee Baker, Bob Beckel, Bill Weber, Robin Beck, Moe Miller, Alien Wetzel, Coach Richardson. Second row: Darrell Morton, Brent Wooten, Gary Banks, Eulon Brown, Phil Sfoller, Wayne Lee, Gerwyn Jones, Dick Wright. First row: Marvin Horne and Bill Emert Managers. B SQUAD—Third row: Manager Lane, Ray, McCarthy, Heifer, Wold, Carter, Bates, Adams, Gaines, Johnson, Heisey, Busse. Second row: Coach Wooten, Rogers, Knox, Kimball, Hina, Coryell, Hammond, Jerry Colley, Wes Colley, Armijo, Sams, First row: Proudfoot, Derbawka, Ackerman, Potter, WyckoH, Blocklinger, Monohan, Bliie, Boschker, Smith. Wa-Hi._ _____ 5 Mac-Hi ..- 2 Wa-Hi. .. 5 Mac-Hi „__ 1 Wa-Hi. ..... .7 St. Pat ' s__ ] Wa-HI_ ___ 7 Pendleton 4 Wa-Hi_ ..14 Hermiston 0 Wa-Hi _,_ 16 Clarkston 3 Wa-Hi. „ - IS Mac-Hi 5 Wa-Hi._ 11 AAac-Hi ■ 3 Wa-Hi__ 0 Lewiston ..... 8 Wa-Hi ... 15 Pendleton ___ 7 Wa-Hi.,. 4 Lewiston __ 9 Wa-Hi _ „.,16 Hermiston __ 3 Wa-Hi. ... _6 Yakima - - - 5 Wa-Hi_ _8 Yakima _ 4 Wa-Hi . . 7 Kennewick ___ 6 Wa-Hi_ __1 Kennewick . ..... 7 Wa-Hi. . 7 St. Pafs ..._ 8 GRADUATING SENIQRS-Second row: Baker Wetzel, Lee, Stoller, Jones. LEROY FARLEY Zrack Wa-Hi ' s track squad started out their season by taking a 64 58 decision over the Pendleton Bucaroos on the Borleske Oval. Next came the Mac-Hi speed carnival which saw this same Pendleton outfit win unofficially by a large margin. Because of rain, the scheduled W.S.C Invitational was not held as planned the day after the Mac-Hi affair. The Devils traveled to Richland for a dual meet with the Bombers and came out on top 77Va-44V2 In the annual Wa-Hi Relays at Borleske field, Yakima came out ahead for the second straight year over Wa-Hi 84-53. Yakima, who won the state meet at Pullman, possessed a phenomenal track team this year. Wa-Mi had the misfortune to go against them several times throughout the season. After the Relays, the Blue Devil thindads grabbed a third in the Yakima Invitational and a second in a Triangular meet with Yakima and Richland, Coaches Felix Fletcher and Chuck McBride sent Yheir sophomores and juniors against the Dayton Bulldogs twice during the year and came out far ahead both times. May 13, Wa-Hi ran away from the pack in the annual District meet with 9 of the possible 14 blue ribbons and 69 5 6 points. Pullman, their nearest competitor, came up with 28 Vt and one blue ribbon. The Blue Devils possessed three double winners. Gene Bates copped firsts in both sprints as well as running a leg on the winning relay quartet, while Stan Langton took both hurdle events and Howard Aldrich the high jump and broad jump. Roger Steiner in the 880 and Darrell Morton in the javelin rounded out the 9 first places. Thirteen Wa-Hi cmdermen qualified for the Trt District competition in Spokane the following week. Wa-Hi qualified three men for the State meet in the Tri-Districts, Morton broke his own record and one of the 5 Wa-Hi holds of 170 ' 1V 2 in the javelin by winging the spear 178 ' 8 ' ' . Langton ' s third in the high hurdles and Bates ' third in the 220 sent them to the State meet in Pullman. Wa-Hi ' s 17 points in the Tri-District tied them with Central Valley for third. Wa-Hi won a coin toss to take possession of a trophy. In the State meet Morton tossed the javelin 184 ' 7 8 , the longest heave of his career, for a first place medal and the only Blue Devi! points of the day. His heave was good enough to ptace Wa-Hi 14th in the meet. Wa-Hi ' s track team this year was made up primarily of juniors and sophomores, as Morton, Langton, Bob Rowell, and Don d ' Ablaing are the only graduating lettermen. Top row: Darrell Morton, Mike Kight, Louie Riley, Dick Anderson, Gordon Anderson, A! Elliott, Gene Bates, Lew Sprengel, Jim Bernave, Don Davis, Bill Morrisson, Mike Morris, Manager. Fourth row: Jim George, LeRoy Gossett, Dick Ladd, Gary Conner, Larry Lane, Harold Sowers, Ed Hignett, Harold Ellen- berger, Eugene Stapleton, Don Reinhardt, Bob Like, Mickey Bout2, Third row : Bill Delaney, Roger Steiner, Howard Aldrich, Harold Walters, Harold Jamison, Darrell Benxel, Duane Meng, Conrad Gettman, Roger Cole, Frank Enney, Lee Katsel, Joe Wilson, Mike Cobain, LeRoy Farley, Second row: Bob Stewart, Manager, 1 Conrad Knopf, Elon Booker, Raymond Sabins, Jim McCarthy, Wayne Fogg, John Gatzke, John Wade, Don Man son, Gordon Gradwohl, Art Brlxey, Doug Gw inn, Eugene Teal, Ben Colley. First row: Coach Fletcher, Stan Langton, Bob Rowell, Don d ' Ablaing, John Schneidmiller, Fred Kennedy, Red Delaney, Walden Muller, Dick McBride, Jim Elliott, George Rivers, jack Edwards, Roger Burkhart, Tom Page, Shannon Tompkins, John Stewart, Coach McBride. Zemis Wa-Hi finished a successful year by winning first and fourth singles and second doubles with Pendleton, Those on the team were Edna Gies, Barbara Jensen, Mari log Irving, Doreen Hunter, Carol Storrer, Mar¬ lene Maughan, Joanne Erdman, None Hinkle, Georgian Rem bold, and Janlyn Webster, TENNIS TEAM—Front row, left to righi: Carol Storrer, Marlene Maughan, Maritou Irwng, Edna Gies, Hone Hinkle, Back row- Joanne Erdman, Doreen Hunter, Georgian Rembold, Barbara Jensen, Janlyn Webster, Golf This year ' s golf squad was a youthful one with only three mem¬ bers in the Senior class. Four matches were played. The Dalles, and Pendleton were oppon¬ ents at Pendleton for the opening contest, Wa-Hi was a close second in this. Baker, LaGrande, and Pendleton formed a four way match at La- Grande. Wa-Hi was again second, losing by four strokes. Pendleton and Wa-Hi met in a home series to wind up the season. Much improvement was shown by all the boys. This gives promise of a strong team next year, loyal Cooper won the school golf cham¬ pionship, GOLF TEAM—Third row: Mike Nunn, Jim Fiddes, Bob Meadow croft, Leonard John¬ son, Second row: Bud Dorum, Stanley Barer, Dennis Schaffert, Gary Maestretti. First rowi Harold Davison, Loyal Cooper Z,ambling Under Chuck Mc¬ Bride ' s capable lea¬ dership, the 1954-55 boys ' tumblers met with another success¬ ful year. At the an¬ nual P.E. Demonstra¬ tion, the tumbling team shared the spot¬ light with the other performers. They also performed for the spectators during half time at the basketball games. TUMBLING TEAM-Back row: Melvin Hill, Art Brixey, Gary Sehwank, David Folsom, Wayne tee, Larry Warner. Sec¬ ond row: Boyd More¬ land, Doug Gwin, Duane Mang, Bill Layton, Jerry Hall Bene Bates, Darrell Morton. First row: Bill Morrisson, Norman Wade, Bob Like, Joe Wilson, Gary Connor, Dick Ladd, Gordon Anderson, Steve Cestoid i. Senior Mali The 1955 Senior Ball, Bamboo was unique in that it was held at the Cougar Club in the Marcus Whitman Hotel, The club was decorated in bamboo with pic¬ turesque scenes of the south seas for a background. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Susan Timmons and princesses Nancy Powers and Patsy Brooks, Music for the af¬ fair was provided by Bob Vtstenz and his band. Quean Susan Timmons and Ed Wilson, Court ; Patsy Brooks, Queen Susan Timmons, Nancy Powers. Climaxing the busy year for the RG.T.C Department was the annual Federal Inspection held May 9. In the morning a review was held, followed by special drills by the Sponsors and Drill Team. The companies then conducted classes rn first aid, small unit tactics,- formal inspection, and weapons. Inspecting officers were Col¬ onel Woodbury, Lt. Colonel C loo re, Capt. Blackburn, and C.W.O. Moore, Announced as RQ.TX. Lt. Col¬ onel and Captain of Sponsors for the coming year were Red De¬ laney and Nancy So rum. federal Inspection Military Kail The Annual Mili¬ tary Ball was pre¬ sented May 13, in the boys ' gym by the R.O,T.C Depart- m e n f. Decorations were the traditional red, white, and blue. Escorted through a sabre guard and crowned by Lt. Col¬ onel Bob Beckel was Queen Elizabeth Rob¬ erts, Her court con¬ sisted of Gail Ander¬ son, Diane Warner, Nancy Powers, and Norma Jolstead, Court: Norma Jolstead. Diane Warner, Queen Elizabeth Roberts, Gail Anderson, Nancy Powers. Queen Elizabeth Roberts and Paul Dague. “Zke Qreat Kig Doorstep” THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP directed by Marshall Alexander proved to be a big success. PRODUCTION STAFF—Bottom left, top row, left to right: Jim Allen, Tom Dogget, Wally Givens, Ken Murphy, Gary Redfield. Middle row: Glenn Margin, Marilyn Chun, Harriet Hart, Naidene Barlow, Joyce Morrisson, Tom Rettig, Frosty Bennett. Front row: Janiece Tachi- bana, Linda Cudgel, Joyce McFalls, Not pictured: Beverly Hill, Gary Ahlgren, Todd Qleson, Linda Sfa el, Ed Teail, Cathy Lund, Berwyn Rasco, Darlene Summers, Mary Ann Carle, Janice Haws, Lucy Hutchings, Wilma Blanchard, Janice Lamott, Sylvia McDowell, Virginia Taylor, Marcia Roedel, Jackie Long, Glenna Jean Rust, Ann Shepherd, Judy Stoneroad. CAST—Back row, bot¬ tom right: Marilyn Ord, Evie; Margie Benefiel, Mrs. Dupre; Veneta Linke, Topal; Ellen Coxon, Elna; Kay McCown, Fleece; Charles Moore, Tobin; Dale Long, Arthur; Bill Lobdell, TayO; Rox Alee Martin, Florist. First row: Jack Thatcher, Dewey Crochet; Merry Alte- mus, Mrs. Crochet; Bruce Worley, Commodore. “Down in the Valley” LEADS Jennie Parsons _ JANET RUFF Brack Weaver BOB ROWELL Tomas Bouche _ STAN LANGTON Leader JERRY McVAY Preacher NEIL OLDRIDGE Jennie ' s Father _MIKE KIGHT Guard_ DON KLUDAS Pefers FRANK WHEELER CAST Janice Adams, Leonard Adams, Billie Arbuckle, Joan Arthurs, Don Beck, Helen Bertsch, Wilma Blanchard, Maida Blue, Fred Boutz, Darlene Boynton, Nancy Brooks, Patsy Brooks, Myra Carder, Joarne Carle, Mary Ann Carle, Cappy Casper, JoAnne Clarke, Janet Clay- son, Mary Cousins, Mary Ann Czyhold, Kay Davis, Lucille Corkrum, Janet Jo Davidson, Al Elliot, Janice Frank, Kathy Frederking, Marilou Foster, Barbara Gates, Billie Grosgebager, Linda Gudgel, Louis Hall, Dick Hanford, Carol Hastings, Leonard Heifer, lois Hell berg, Barbara Jobe, Carol Ann Jones, Merwin Kelln, Wayne Kelln, Evelyn Kelly, Eugenia King, Bobby Kittle, Bob Kolbus, Janice lamott, Celia Lane, Merlene Larson, Jeannie Lilley, Jackie Long, Donna Marr, Judy Me- Callum, Judee McOane, Sylvia McDowell, Marty Me- Sloy, Janet Miller, Kaye Murdock, Mike Nunn, Anita Pinkerton, Sally Porter, Elizabeth Preston, Ann Rebil- lard, Don Ritchie, Myrna Roberts, Susan Roberts, Sue Roth, Diane Rudin, Glenna Jean Rust, Virginia Salter Larry Sanders, Judy Schneiler, Binky Sehock, Bob Schwartz, Sharon Scott, Jane Ann Sivertson, Marilyn Spray, John Smith, Roger Steiner, Judy Stoneroad, Gene Teal, Phyllis Thompson, Jeanie Turner, Elinor Ulrich, Gary Van Horn, Martha Lou Ward, Diane War ner, Jim Webster, Carol Ann White, Dick Wright, Myrna Zier, Fred Goodhew, Gloria Zitterkopf. MW {Junior Prom ■ ' Fantasia was the theme which transformed our gym into a fan¬ tastic maze, March 18, for the gala Junior Prom. Pink tumbleweed ceil¬ ing, unique abstractions and mo¬ biles portrayed this ultramodern theme. Jack Thatcher crowned Nanc Borum Queen of Fantasia who had as her court of four Ann Shepherd, Janice Johnson. Marilyn Ord and Jane Ann Sivertson. Music was provided by Eddie Aliverti and his Collegians. Queen Nancy Borum Royalty Ann Shepherd, Jane Ann Si vert son, Queen Nancy Borum, Janice Johnson, and Marilyn Ord. Play T ay The many spring activities of 1955 was climaxed by the long- awaited Play Day. Various food and amusement service dubs. An attraction that met with the enthus¬ iasm of the students was that of the class relays and races. Entertain¬ ing the students also was the as¬ sembly which was the same as some of the students gave at Pasco. The event of the day was the annual District Track Meet held at the Borleske Stadium. On Wednesday, May IT, around 6:30 a.m., trucks and cars of happy seniors were on their way to Bingham Springs for the long-awaited ' Senior Sneak. Arriving there about an hour later, they began the day with swimming, horse¬ back riding, or hiking. At noon they all ran to the lunch line for food. After lunch they sun-bathed, swam, or watched the braver boys go down the river. From 7:00-8:00, began the trip home for the tired and sunburned, but happy seniors. Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate exercises for the Class of 55 began with the Wa-Hi Orchestra playing ' Prelude to Loreley. The minister in charge was Reverend C. L. Rodda. Reverend H r L Daugs gave the sermon to the class entitled ' Something to Live For. The program was concluded with the Bene¬ diction by Reverend F. R. Elliot. The Walla Walla High School Chorus under the direction of Ward Smith donated its ser¬ vices with two numbers entitled Onward Christian Soldiers and Cherubim Song. ' The 1955 Commence¬ ment held on May 26, began with invocation by Chaplain L E. Cous¬ ins. Music was provided by the Wa-Hi Band, Ad¬ vanced Girls ' Glee Club, and the Choir. The sen¬ iors, ushered by Jack Thatcher and Wes Fartey, junior class president and vice-president res¬ pectively, marched to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Guest speaker was Fredrick F. Santfer, pro fessor at Whitman Col¬ lege, whose topic was A BETTER Tomorrow. The valedictory speech was presented by Anita Crall while Diane Rudtn gave the salutatory ad¬ dress. Mr. Klavano presented the awards and scholar¬ ships. Recipient of Legislative Assembly Award and Lawrence Jacky Memorial Award was Paul Dague; Lee Baker re¬ ceived the Brown Trophy. Bill Kirkman, president of the senior class, introduced the graduating class as Gerwyn Jones presented them with their diplomas. Reverend J. E. South¬ ard concluded the program with the benediction. Coffee Hour, presented by the Girls ' Federation, was held in the girls ' gym for the graduates, parents, and friends. Following this, was the all-night senior party sponsored by the seniors ' parents. This concluded the for the class of ' 55. many activities