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

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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

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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

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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.