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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

e Hilfo _ Jhe lima TTlaten -• ' Kb L Neath the range of mighty mountain Rcar d against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. Forward ever lie our watchword — Conquer and prevail Hail to thee our Alma Mater Walla Walla-hail! J! , 7 ' is y a - r 4ry- ' a ]L ■ dUL ' ' C -L ca_ Presented Bg the Associated Students o$ Walta Walla High School Walla Walla, Washington Though we may remember Marshall Alexander best as a speech and drama teacher, we remember him also as a friend and confidant. To those whom he served as a teacher, he was also a friend; to those to whom he ministered as a friend, he remained, by the excellence of his own living, a teacher. You are gone, but in our hearts Your voice is speaking clear, In gentle tones of quiet strength, As when you still were here. 7 able oft Content Administration,. ... 8 Faculty. ........... 9 A. S. B... ... _’ .. 14 Girls 1 Federation... . . .17 Boys ' Federation.. 20 Sophomores... . 22 Juniors. ....... 27 Seniors 33 Clubs ... 52 Assistants .. . . 62 National Honor,... 65 Military... .. 66 Music. ........ . 70 Senior Play.,, 75 journal.. 76 Annual.. ,. 78 F. F. A... 80 Girls’ Sports.. 82 Dances .................. 84 Cheerleaders .. 88 Football. .......... 90 Basketball. . ,. 95 Patrons ,.. 100 Index ...............101 Conscientious and faithful in the performance of his duties, Mr. William Howard served the Walla Walla School District for many years as secretary of the board and business manager. His wide and active interest in community activities, in his church and in his profession mean that not only has the staff but also the community suffered a great loss in his passing. SJn Iflemoniain Admini tnation Arthur Z Jones Allen L. Reynolds £ A. Tidrkk W, G Ledbetter One of the outstanding eve nts of the school year is the completion and distribution of the annual. Here re corded in graphic form are the events and accomplish ments which make the year interesting and profitable. This year ' s record is a good one. I want to congratulate the Wa-Hi students, and particularly the seniors on their accomplishments for year 1955-56, and wish for those who are graduating the best of success and hap¬ piness in your future endeavors. Arthur D. Jones Superintendent The Royal Blue is your diary of ‘56. Each senior by actions, words, or deeds has written something there. It serves as the indelible imprint of school life. When you leave the sheltered harbor of high school for the open sea of life, be ever mindful of the diary you write. So long, senior’ Good luck and happy hunting. K. A. Tidrick Principal I wonder how many students really re alize how indebted they are to the staff of the Royal Blue. The job of recording pictorially and verbally the events of the year is no easy task. The spirit with which the an- ; nual staff attacks this task exemplifies the spirit of the entire student body. It has been through the efforts and loyalty of the hundreds of students that have passed through these doors that the Wa-Hi heritage hasevolved. This year, each one of you has upheld and added to this heritage. Your continued determination in acquiring knowledge and in practicing the principles of good citizenship will serve you well. Allen L. Reynolds Assistant Superintendent All of us can be proud of Wa-Hi, its students and its graduates. For the past six years, more than fifty per cent of the graduates have entered college; others have gone to hospitals for nurse’s training, into military serv¬ ice, or to work on farms, stores, service stations, etc. The fine background of training acquired at Wa-Hi has con¬ tributed to the excellent work being done by these graduates. Seniors, our best wishes go with you. Match or ex¬ cel the record of your predecessors Congratulations, annual staff, duction of the Royal Blue. _ Don Anderson Shorthand Typing John Anderson Psychology Attendance B. E. Austin U S. History World Affairs Mark A. Berney Carpentry Robert Bisnett Biology Drivers Training Albert C Boaz Chemistry Biology Wilbur Boschker Algebra Mechanical Drawing ‘Jeachen ane oun neven endinq j nienda, Carl Brueggemcier Geometry Trigonometry Irene Buck man English Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Clarence Cassell Orchestra Frances Conway Home Economics Purdy Cornel iso n Biology Physics Keith Crosbie French Spanish Psychology Juliana Draper World History World Affairs Mary Esary Speech Latin Ralph Emigh Algebra Physics Geometry quidinq ua along Ada Howells Secretary to Mr Tidrick Edward Kan tola Agriculture General Metals E. L Keezel Journalism English Elizabeth Kirkman Latin English John Klumb Director of Athletics Agnes V Little English Felix Fletcher Boys P E. Georgia Mae Gallivan English Music Virgil Goodman Auto Mechanics Columbus E. Gray Jr. R O T C Ruth Gray English Fhotography Margaret Guenther Retail Selling Albert Haase Typing Bookkeeping Fay Hamm English Jack S. Honeycutt R.O.T.C Russel] Larsen Band Florence Long Librarian Chester Lybecker Agricultural Economy Charles H. McBride U.S, History N.W. History Ruth McDonald Shorthand Office Practice Mimeographing James R. McKay Agriculture up the mountain Glenn R. Olver R.O.T.G. Meta E. Pfeiffer English Marion Ray School Nurse John Richardson Shop Richard Wooten U.S. History Office-Frances Kajita Lenore Zaro Driving-Clark Nelson lving Offii icer Brown Cafeteria-2nd row. Helen Stewart Mary Wistrum Carolyn Simmonds 1st row: Martha Smith Cloella Rimbey Lena Rease Custodians-2nd row: Bill Brehm Jim Kerns 1st row: A1 Litz Bill Kain Glenn Goble C(a££@£ I no dated Student Body endeavoned The Associated Student Body Cabinet began this year by presenting an assembly M Blackboard Jumble” to acquaint the students with their A.S.B. officers and com¬ missioners. For the 1955 Homecoming, the cabinet introduced some new ideas. For the clubs contribution to the Home coming festivities, they set up stationary floats on the school grounds. A serpentine through town to Borleske Field was held the night before the game. A huge bon¬ fire—lighted by the torch of the Senior Class runners— and pep rally were high lights of the evening. The dedication of the Circle Theater in memory of Marshall Alexander and the establishment of a trophy to be awarded in his memory each year at graduation to an outstanding speech student were among Cabinet projects. The Cabinet has been trying this year to lay a foundation for better student government. The A.S.B became a member of the National Association of Stu¬ dent Councils. Plans were made to have an annual meet¬ ing of the Student Councils of the area to discuss mutual problems. The Cabinet is again sponsoring two delegates to the Northwest Student Leadership Training Conference. A.S.B. TICKET SALES. Row U Cherri Baker, Edith Rahn, Darlene Hanley, Patty Malcolm. Row 2: Leanne Kinder, Mary Ann Cockerline, Nancy Borum, Jo Hanley, Joanne Daniels, Mary Bradford. Row 3; Tom Page, Roger Burkhart. Not Pictured: Jim George, Dorothy Francis, Nancy Brooks, Fred Thompson, Joan Arthurs, Mike Morris, Dick Eng Jim Butler, Donna McAdams, Billie Jo Lusk, Jo Ann Comfort, Tom I ohnson, Cathy Lund, Jane Fields, Harriet Buckman, Laura ioppe, Carole Shepard, Maida Blue, Marilyn Ord, Gene STUDENT CABINET; Maida Blue, commissioner of imer-school relations; Karen Brown, yell queen; Barbara Brun ton, Journal editor; Wes Farley, chief justice; Jane Fields, commissioner of publicity; Jim George, Boys’ Fed president; Sue Gilmore, Girls’ Fed president; Gerald Hargitt, commissioner of stage; Mike Right, commissioner of traffic; Cathy Lund, commissioner of organizations; Neil Old- ridge, commissioner of halts; Tom Page commis¬ sioner of buildings and ground; Don Ritchie, fire chief; Janiece Tachibana, Royal Blue editor; Jack Thatcher, commissioner of assemblies to finomote TRAFFIC COURT. Row 1: Beverly Hill, Melvin Hill, Mike Right, Cathy Lund. Row 2: Jim Neisess, Mike Morris, Harold Ellenberger, Roger Mer¬ cado. SAFETY COUNCIL, Row I: Judie Hathaway, Sharon McKenzie, Mary Ann Renbarger, Beverly Hill, Marilyn Chun, Barbara Oft. Row 2: Eu¬ genia King, Darlene Hanley, Denicce Healy, Judy Yccnd, Melinda Morris Row 3; Mike Morris, Richard Pomi, Russ Lybecker, David Hathaway. STUDENT COURT OPPOSITE PAGE, First Semester; Don Hei¬ fer, Mike Nunn, Wes Farley, Mr. Anderson, Dee Lee Tucker, Donna Gaye Bogle, Not Pictured: Marilyn Grd. Second Semester: Ken Clements, Marian Obacka, Wes Farley, Lin Eubanks, Roger Amundson, Not Pictured: Jo Ann Hanley. OFFICERS PRESIDING. Opposite page: John Stewart, Roger Burkhart. CABINET MEETING. Row Ljim George, Jack Thatcher, Janiece Tachibana. Row 2:; Neil Oldridge, Gerald Hargitt, Don Ritchie, Mike Right, Wes Farley. Row 3: Maida Blue, Jane Fields, Karen Brown, Cathy Lund, Barbara Brunton. student anticipation. ASB President John Stewart and Mr. Holmgren. The Student Body honors Mr. Holm¬ gren on his seven¬ tieth birthday LEGISLATIV E ASSEMBLY. 1ft Semester, Row 1: Mr. Tidrick, Shirley Barnhart, Roger Burkhart. Bill Weber, Virginia Nelson. Row 2; Jim Jessup, Leslie Johnson, Ronald BJockJm- ger, Laura Lee Kanuit. Row ' 3: Billie Jo Lusk, Dolores Krumsick, Janet Jo Davison, Barbara Brunton. Bob Miller, Patty Forrest, Bonnie Klein. Row 4: Joanne Erdman. Joan Arthurs Dick Eng, Carol Ann Stewart, Phyllis Thompson, Gary Banks, Gary Maxson. Row 5: Claudia Link, Don Gilman, Pat Lynch, Dick Hanford, Fred Kimball, Don Davis, 2nd Semester, Row 1: Sarah Aldrich, Janice Haws, Mr Tidrick, Roger Burkhart, Herb Wil¬ son, Nancy Brooks, Judy Christopher. Row 2: Ronnie Hoy. Boyd Roth, Alice Bergrvin, Ruth Kirkman, Gwen Da mm rose, Nancy GradwohL Jean Hungate. Row 3:; Fred Kimball, Gary Van Horn, Bill Hammond, Marvin Entze, Eileen Stoncroad, Dave Austin, Joanne Erdman, Tom Johnson, Roger Steiner, Russel Lybecker, Dave Burgess v Jocl Zuber, Don Martin. Not Pictured: Judy Myers, Marlene O’Neil, Qinla ' Jedenation played an important note The Girls’ Federation has adopted this creed in the hopes of developing these qualities. GENEROSITY—to forgive and to forget, to realize the wants of others I DEALS--a firm belief in Goa, worthy standards RESPECT--for the beliefs of others, for our elders L OVE—for humanity; Loyalty—to our family, our country; Leadership S INCERITY--Service-to our Federation, our country; Sports¬ manship F RIENDSHIP—to all girls, to the new friend we make each day, to ola friends E NTHUSIASM—to enter into activities, to have fun D EMOCRACY—Development of our character; Dignity in our actions E DUCATION-eagerness to learn R EADINESS—to help anyone; Realization—of our opportuni¬ ties APPRECIATION—of everything; Ambition—to become the best we are able T HOUGHTFULNESS-Truthfulness—Tact—Tenacity—to fin¬ ish what we begin I NTEGRITY—Industry -Imagination OBEDIENCE—to our parents, to the law; Observance—of the little things NOBLENESS-in all we do Under the leadership of President Sue Gilmore, Vice-president Ann Shepherd, Secretary Janiece Tachibana, and Treasurer Lucy Hutchings, Girls’ Federation promoted a friendlier atmosphere at Wa-Hi. The of¬ ficers and cabinet strived to unify the girls as one happy family. The biggest project for the busy year was the planning and pre¬ senting of Tn-State, which was held April 27 and 28 in Walla Walla. This convention was held for the sole purpose of promoting better re¬ lationship among the schools attending. Under the capable president, Sue Gilmore, Tri-State was both successful and beneficial. A new honorary organization, Crest, was formed with wish-bone holders as members. Crest’s aim is to encourage all girls to participate in Federation activities. Other activities included in the extensive program were: an enter¬ taining assembly every month, transfer dinner, and a Christmas parly. Special thanks go to Mrs. Esary for her patience and guidance throughout the year. This year’s Girls’ Federation was a credit to the school and com¬ munity. Mrs. Esary r. lathsi! Iff ilaui, ( rw Bwicnl init-ihf fhimt fewrl.ukaJibUfby ii Hi a 4«aia wrirf lintbrifui f� the Csbimii tbinsp u t eft LaXc f� t qra ti) l he fhnMhc ttm.fkt btf h Ute .each floiwr fnt tbing Jtt Vij Sttw thimlbi) Bwii of i� is 4 1 __ thankful tw A 1 Hiiri «!-- juTIl tP. an the fail ' iNv tar a wist ■Oentrau fl wHe lUalrfKs p nil - nb Tot tLi � Ifcnb Vmtrica %t render thank giving. THANKSGIVING BULLETIN BOARD GIRLS ' STATE: Jane Ann Sivertson, Janiece Tachibana, Nancy Brooks, Doreen Hunter. Not Pictured: Donna McAdams. ta a Qood-Will Amba adne Row 1: Marilyn Kralman, Janice Bailey, Kay DeBoer, Barbara McAulay, Cherri Ba- Iter. Row 2: Beverly Loney, Marilyn Chun, Sherry Loney, Nancy Bprum, Janice Kingsley, Vir¬ ginia Ann Nelson. Row 3: Linda Fletcher, Lou Neill,Janice Lamott, Claudia Brown, Ardyth Moreland, Marda Pinkerton. Row l: Eugenia King, Almeta Johns, Darlene Blake, Nancy Reardon, Sharon Brown, Mar¬ ilyn Straw, Velma Angotti, Row 2: Melinda Harmon, Nan¬ cy Borum, Kay Van Ausdle, Carla Troeh, Mary Ann Ren- barger, Linda Wagner, Jackie Hanek. Row 3: Betty Jo Burnett, Joyce Morrisson, Phyllis Marcy, Bec¬ ky Irving, Pamela Berry, Mary Jo King. FIRST SEMESTER CABINET Row 1; Eugenia King, Ellen Coxon, Sue Roth, Carolee Smiley, Row 2: Janice Haws, Betty Schmidt, Janice Frank, Barbara Brunton,Janet Clay- son, Nancy Reardon, Cathv Hart. Row 3: Nancy Borum P Cathy Lund, Gloria ZUtcrkopf, Berwyn Rasco, Anne Nowles. Row 4: Maida Blue, Nancy Brooks, Doreen Hunter, Phyl¬ lis Thomoson, Carol Ann Stewart, Marilou Irving, No Pictured: Beverly Kill Jane Ann Sivcrtson. SECOND SEMESTER CABINET. Row l Jackie Harding, Nancy Grad- wohl, Gene RcbilJard, Alice Bergevin, Barbara McAulay, Jean H ungate. Row 2: Dee Lee Tucker, Cathey Mc- Coun. Doris Mobley,Phyllis Marcy, Harriet Buekman, Cathy Hart, Row 3: Nancy Borum, Barbara Brunton, Cathy Lund, Gloria Zttterkopf, Ber¬ wyn Rasco, Anne Nowles, Row 4: Maida Blue, Nancy Brooks, Doreen Hunter, Phyllis Thompson, Card Ann Stewart, Marilou Irving. Not Pic¬ tured Jane Ann Sivcrtson. CREST. Row l: Billie Jo Lusk, Nancy Gradwohl, Ellen Coxon, Beverly Hill, Sue Roth, Kav McGowan, Virginia Nelson, Carol Ann Anderson, Row 2: Ruth Kirkman, Eileen Stoneroad, Nyla Oelke, Nancy Timmons, Alice Bergevin, Marilyn Chun, Barbara B run ton. Row 3: Janice Haws, Linda Roberts, Ann Shepherd, Gloria Zitterkopf, Lucy Hutchings Judy Jeffer is, Harriet Buekman. Row 4 Janet Clayson, Carol Ann Stewart, Gappv Casper, Cathy Lund, Nancy Brooks, Phyllis Thompson, Jane Ann Sivertson. Not Pictured: Maida Blue, Marilyn Muxlow, Cathey McCoun, Sue Gilmore. BcHja ' Jedenation had a vanied pnoqnam Jo the Jim George Red Delaney Bill Weber DEAN OF BOYS: Mr. Ledbetter BOYS’ FED ADVISOR: Mr McBride. INTRA¬ MURAL ADVISOR: Mr. Boschker. J£ Under the leadership of President Jim George, Vice-presi¬ dent Red Delaney, and Secretary-treasurer Bill Weber, the Boys’ Federation carried out a varied program of service and activities. As in the past the Boys’ Federation continued its popular noon movie program. Some of the films shown were “Viva Za¬ pata,” “The Desert Song,” “Calamity Jane,” and “The Great Dan Patch.” The intramural program with Don Jones, manager, pro¬ vided activity for many boys. The championship teams in all sports were awarded pins. Included in the assemblies presented were: the State Game Department assembly, archery assembly, and a transistor assem¬ bly given by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Boys’ Fed again sponsored a delegate to Evergreen Boys’ State. In the spring the Boys’ Fed were asked to escort and chauf¬ feur the girls attending Tri-State. The 1955-56 year was a success as was shown by the interest and participation in Boys’ Federation activities. CABINET MEETING. Row I: Jerry Lee, Gerald Gates, Don Jones, Mike Morris, Red De¬ laney, Bill Weber, Jim George. Row 2: Bill Cousins. Harry Proudfoot, Jim Braden, Tom Johnson, Gene Bates. Row 3: Scotty Ray, Ken Clements, Wayne Fogg. TELEPHONE ASSEMBLY nefcit ofc the TICKET SELLERS Row I: Carroll Gumm, Mike Morris. Row 2; Dan Walker, Jerry Lee. PROJECTIONISTS. Gary La Pine, Gary Hein. BOYS’ STATE. Row 1: Boyd Roth, Don Ritchie. Row 2: John Thatcher, Roger Burkhart. SPORTS REPRESENTATIVES. Row I: Dick Wright, Kenneth Car- ter, Howard Downey, Jerry McFar- lane, Steve Hopkins, Larry Lane. Row 2: Jtm Hopkins, Roger Mer¬ cado, Edward Davidson, Mike Mor¬ ris, Tom Johnson, Dayle Johnson, Bill Lohdell. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Left to right: Tom Johnston, Donald Ly- becker, John Thatcher. FLEECEBALL. Left to right; Dick Dague, Gary Longmire, David Bra- zeal, Dick Dague, Larry Hays, NOON MOVIE Garry Ackerman, Robert Adams, Judith Aerni, Gary Ahlgren, Sarah Aldrich, Kathryn Ander¬ son, Leonard Anderson, Lyle Anderson. Danny Axford, Dennis Axford, Mike Babb, Bruce Bailey, Wil¬ lard Baker, Deanne Baldwin, Thelma Barker, Virginia Barn hart. Wilma Bartelt, Bill Bates, Charles Bean, Alan Beck, Mer- lyn Berg, Gary Bergcvin, Ursula Bergstrasser, Jim Bernave. Pam Berry, Renagene Bickel, Darlene frlake, Dean Blize, Ronald Blocklinger, Marvin Blue, Donna Gaye Bogle, Olin Boschker. Penny Bottger, Harold Bowers, Mary Bradford, Anna Mae Bradley, David Brazeal, Gordon Brehm, Ken Brisky, Betty Jo Burnett. Bob Burnette, Shelden Bur¬ roughs, Shirley Burroughs, Ro¬ bert Busse, Joanne Bilssini, Jus¬ tine Butcher, Jim Butler, Jim A, Butler. Elizabeth Garrick, Kenneth Carter, Eddie Casscns, Judy Chamberlain, Mary Ann Chen ault, Judy Christopher, Ben Clark, Ken Clements, the doon to education Tommy Clute, Mike Cobain, Darlene Cobb, Marvin Cochran, Carol Coffey, JoAnn Comfort, Alice Cook, Loyal Cooper, Bill Cousins, Monte Grippen, Gerald D, Criscola, Patty Cris- cola, Larry Cruthcrs, Jo Anne Cunnington, Don Currie, Jo¬ anne Daniels. Clara Davidson, Edward David¬ son, Don Davis, LeRoy Davis, Janis Dean, Kay DeBoer, Danny Derbawka, Billy Dickinson. Robert Dickinson, Frances Dos- chades, Terry Dummlcr, lim Edwards, Leonard Effinger, Bar¬ bara Elkington, Harold Ellen- bergcr, Mike Ellis. Jim Elliot, Bill Emert, Mavis Emmons, Karen Engeln, Frank Enney, Marvin Entze, Darrell Erb, Jarvis Essig. Wilma Fales, Robert Faust, Carol Ferrel, Pamela Felthouse, David Fields, jack Fields. Persia Field, Sharounc Figgins. { anice Filan, Martha Fleenor, anda Fletcher, Wayne Fogg, Sharon Foster, Deanna Fox, Gerald Frazier, JoAnn French. Karl Gabel, Bruce Gaines, Alice Gamble, Judy Gamble, Ann Garvic, Gerald Gates, Harold , J Gee, Frances Gervais, Eric Gessel, Dennis Gillis, Bar¬ bara Girton, Glenn Ted Goble, Warren Gross, Gary Haasch, Anne Halverson, Richard Hamm. Beverly Hammond, Pat Han¬ ford, Darlene Hanley, Drusilla Joyce Hargitt, Patty Harlow, Catherine Hart, David Hatha¬ way, Paul Haws. Waa opened wide Ken Headley, Deniece Healy, Alice Heffron, Gail Hein, Larry Heisey, Don Heifer, Sharon Hei¬ fer, Ruth Henderson. Vernon Henzel, Donna Heum- phreus, Dale Herd, Robert Hess, Sandra Hicks, Eddy Hignett, Kathleen Himes, Fred Holer. Mary Hooper, Steve Hopkins, Marvin Horn, Pat Honk, Jim Hoyt, Terry Ann Hughes, Susan Iverson, Gordon Jackson. Barry Jaquins, Almeta Johns, Don Johnson, Judy Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Laura Lee Kanuit, Lee Katsel, Nancy Katsel. Jack Keen, Janice Kibler, Pat Kilburg, Dick Kirkpatrick, Bon¬ nie Klein, Ruby Knudson, Marilyn Kralman, Rena Kukal { anet Lacey, Carol Ladiges, Jim ,amb, Gerald Lane, Larry Lane, Gerald Langbecker, Alfred Lan- gis Jerry Lee. Nancy Lee, Bart Leist, Ivan Lewis Judy Lewis, Loretta Lim¬ ing, Sharon Lind, Eugene Llnke, Nona Linton. Jaunita Logan, Bill Long, Gary Longmire, Barbara Louderback, Louise Lucarelli, Norman Lu- carelli, Russell Lybecker, Pat Lynch. Sue MacDougal, Dustin Maland, Pat Malcolm, Jack Manson, Robert Marker, Brenda Marley, Gloria Marshall, Mary Lou Matthews. Shirley Martin, Diane Matthews, Lynn McCambridge James Mc¬ Carthy, Kay McGowan, Bob McCoy, Harold McCoy, Sharon McKenzie. ad the if climb towand thein qoal. Jean Miller, Joan Moffitt, Dick Monahan, Nila Monroe, Ardyth Moreland, Melinda Morris, Ruby Mosley, Carley Munsey. Mary Murrills, Judy Myers, Mi¬ chael Nascimento, Martin Neighbor, Virginia Nelson, Duane Niemeyer, Darrel North durg, Marylou Oakley. Marion Obacka, Gary Ober- holtzer, Barbara Oft, Jeff Otm- stead, Shirley Oman, Donna Os¬ borne, Mickey Oswald, Darlene Palmer. Larry Pasco, Russell Peck, Mar da Pinkerton, Richard Ponti, Dave Porter, Rosanna Jewel Porter, Gail Potter, Harry Proud- foot. Mike Pruett, Edith Rahn, George Ray, Gail Reed, Kathryn Reed, Gene Reierson, Don Reinhardt, Gerald Reiswig, Neil Reiter, Mary Ann Ren- barger, Joan Rew, Florence Rice, Elwin Riley, Delwin Rimbey, Donna Mae Rode, Robert Rod¬ gers. Miriam Rogers, Mike Ryles, Mable Sams, Gayle Sanders, Janice Sanderson, joe Sargent, Wandalee Sauer, Ailecn Schae¬ fer. Margaret Schaefer, Roger Schmerer, Craig Schultz, Mar¬ tha Scrimsher, Bob Shower, Dyann Sigler, Charles Slaugh¬ ter, Jim Smith. Sharon Smith, Anthony Spencer Eugene Stapleton, Carolyn Sted- man, Gary Sticka, Frank Still¬ man, Susan Stoller, William Stoneeipher. Marilyn Straw, George Strick¬ land, Janice Sutherland, James Tomlinson, Phyllis Tomlinson, Wilma Torrence, Donna Town¬ send, Ted Tucker, Wad oftfr in the distance Ronald Van Dana, Frank Van Doren, Gary Van Horn, Annette Van Wag¬ ner, Dorothy Vernon,Jim Wade, Carol Wallace, Sharon Walther, Sharon Zier. Tom Wally, Lois War- field, Joy Warren, Linda Webster, Sharon Weyer, Patty Whiteman, Jim W ' hittington, Hal Wiggins, Ralph Zimmerman. Jeannette Wilson, Joe Wilson, Marie Wood, Danny Woods, James Workman, Roger Wykoff, Judy Yeend, Betty Young, Joel Zuber. Jon Uhe unionn Is The Junior class, during the 55- ' 56 year, was under the capable leadersehip of their officers who, during the first semesLer were President LeRoy Farley, Vice-president Sfanley Battnv- Secretary Ruth Kirk man, and Treasurer Maralyn toefe. Second semester officers were President LeRoy Farley, Vice-president Dave Folsom, Secretary Judy Whiteman, and Treasurer Alice Bergevim Serving as the Bovs ' Federation representatives were Dave Folsom, Gene Bates, and Jerry Colley. Serving Girls ' Federation Cabinet were Barbara McAula Billie Jo Lusk, and Anne Nowles. The Jtmioi rom was the main function ofthe yeaLJTo raise funds the class held a car wash, and sponsored an all Jun¬ ior frolic and candy and cake sale. With the helpful assistance of the class advisors, Miss Pfeiffer and Mr. Wooten, the class had a very successful year. Stanley Barer Lee Roy Adams Leonard Adams Dave Aerni Beverly Alfrey, Betty A mbs, Bob A mbs Roger Amundson. Andie Anderson Carol A n n Anderson Carol Anderson Howard Anderson Jim Angotti Velma Angotti, Joann Arnoldt. Roy Aro, David Babb, Donna Bailey Janice Bailey, Cherri Baker Krista Baker Gary Banks. Stanley Barer, Naidenc Barlow Gary Barr Larrie Barritt, Gene Bates Elson Baugh Bruce Bay- ley, Bill Bennett, Connie Bennett, Alice Bergevin, Dieter Berg- strasser, Susan Blattman Clayton Blue Phyllis Gorger s. the noad uma mone difrfjicu Dale Brashcar, Bill Briggs Art Brixey Carol Brown, Claudia Brown Eulon Brown, Sonja Lee Brown. Rosemary Bruce Oletta Brum ton Harriet Buck man David Burgess Shannon Carder, Den¬ nis Carlyle Bill Carpenter, Joyce Carter, Peggy Carter Pal Case Mary Etta Cathey Doris Cearley Cathy Center Terry Childers, Jerry Colley Wes Colley, Gary Conner Ronald Copeland Col¬ leen Correll, Bill Coryell, Cathy Crawford, Rosalie Crawshaw, Mary Jane Cummings, Michael Gzyhold, Dick Dague, Carl Davidson, Arthur Davis, Carol Davis, Harold Davison, Bill Delaney, Ronald Dewitt, Luana Dixon, Tom Donovan, Janet Downey, Dianne Drake. Carolyn Duff, Betty Dunne, Bar¬ bara Eld ridge, Grant Emigh, Janet English, L i n Eubanxs, Nancy Fairchild. Leroy Farley, Rose Lee Faure, Clifton Ferguson, Nancy Ferrel, Joy Filan, Tommy Flisram, Dave Folsom. Dave Ford, Patty Forrest,James Fowler, Lloydeen Frakes, Betty Francis, Richard Franzen, Leo Gaddis. et theta unendinq detenminatian John Gaffney, Gary Gainer, Irene George, Marilyn Gobble, Fred Goodnew, Nancy Gradwohl, Richard Gradwohl. Bobby J o Grefshcim, Karen Gmsgebauer, Richard Gunder¬ son, Douglas Gwinn, David Hall, Bill Hammond, Jackie Harding. Melinda Harmon, Bill Hartley, Bob Hartley, Earle Harvey, judie Hathaway, Evan Hawker, Dave Hawkins. Curtis Hawks, Paul Hayes, Larry Hays, Don Heimbigner, Gary Heisey, Dorothy Henzel, James Hopkins. r Laura Hoppe, Fred Horner Ronald Hoy, Arlene Hughes, jean Hungate, Susan Hunter, Teresa Hurley, Becky Irving, James Irwin, A! Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Ed Jackson, Eileen Jackson, John Jackson. Harold Jam ison, Leon J aussaud, Judy JdTeris, Dayle Johnson, Howard Johnson, Judy Mae Johnson, Tom Johnston, Eva Joseph, Betty Kendall, Jim Kimzcy, Mary Jo King, Rosa¬ lind King, Leanne Kinzer, Ruth Kirkman. Bob Kittle, Mary Lou Klassen, Dolores Klinsky, Larry Knapp, Conrad Knopf, Milton Knud- son, Jim Kooreny, Paved the way uputatu Dick Ladd, Robert Lamb, Gary LaPinc, Bill Layton, MajorieLee, Louise Lenhart, Bob Like, Alice Liming,Joyce Litteral, Lyn Loiscau, Jerry Loney, Dale Long, Jean Lucarelli, Johnny Lueareln- Billie Jo Lusk, Barbara McAuIay, Jim McClenny, Cathey McCoun, Deanna McCoy,Janice McCully, Glenn McDonald. Sondra McFalls, Jerry McFar- lane, Donald McLead, Gary Maestretti, Linda Maestretti, Duane Mang, Phyllis Marcy. Garry Maxson, Myron Meiners, JoAnne Mikkelscn, Bob Miller, Morrie Miller, Ted Millgard, Doris Mobley. Maralyn Mock, Boyd Moreland, Eillean Morris, Joyce Morrisson, William Morrisson, Don Mosley, Shirley Muller, Delia Nally, Jim Ncisess, Dorothy Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Mar¬ lene Nelson, Neis Nelson, Vir¬ ginia Ann Nelson. Janice Neiniu, Martha Nightin¬ gale, Gary Norquist, Anne Now- Fes, Mike Nunn, Nyla Oelkc, Richelle Qleson. Marlene O’Neil, Sally Page, Mary Parrott, Sally Pentecost, Greg Perry, Kenneth Ponti, Bar¬ bara Porter. the to 2 of the mountain Dale Powers, Kenny Rahn, Gene Rebillard, Jerry Reeder, Terry Rcever, Georgiann Rcinbola, Kaye Rice. Morry Riemer, Beverly Rigsby, Raymond Rios, Jim Ritchie,Jan¬ ice Roberts, Linda Roberts, Kay Robins. Don Robinson, Bob Rode, David Rogers, Judv Ross, Mary Loomis Rule, Alan Russel,John Russell. Carla Sabins, Raymond Sabins, Lois Sala, Don Saltmarsh, Don Saunders, Joy Schick, Tyke Ser- ven. Larry Shelton, Carole Shepard, Judy Shoemaker, John A, Smith, David Soper, Jerry Stambaugh, Larry StefTy, Bob Stewart, Eileen Stoneroad, Carol Storrer, Helen Stovall, Pat Strode, Allen Struthers, Patty Tachibana. Ralph Teague, Gene Teal, Nancy Thomas, Richard Thonney, Car¬ la Troeh, Lee Trousdale, Duane Trudgeon. Dee Lee Tucker, Rae Under¬ wood, Tom Unruh, Kay Van- Ausdle, Judi Vaughan, Norman Wade, Linda Wagner, Gordon Wainwrighl, D a n i e 1 Walker, Mary Walker, Tom Walker, Donna Wallace, Patricia Wallingford, Patty Walters, off educatic Bob Warwick, Shirley W ' ase- miller, Maureen Weatherly, Jan- lyn Webster, Rick Weyer, Frank Wheeler, Roberta Whitely. Judy Dick Wold, Carol Wood, Brent Wooten Ruth Young, David Zaro. Ann Zimmerman, Bob Zitter- kopf. Robert Zoller, Shirley Richardson, Delaney Valedictorian DOREEN Ht Vim. Lee Powers Barbara Jensen The Senior Class with Mrs, Guen¬ ther and Mr. Tidrick as advisors was lead by President Red Delaney, Vice- President Lee Powers, Secretary Bev¬ erly Hill, Treasurer Barbara Jensen, Girls Cabinet Diane Fenner, Gwen Da mm rose, and Mary Ann Cocker line. Boys ' Federation Norman Mun- sey. During the second semester, the following were officers: President Wwe Farley, Vice-President Mike Kight, Secretaty£®Gverly Hill, Treasurer Bar¬ bara Jensen GirIs Federation repre¬ sentatives Janie ' Haws, and Nancy Borum, Boys Federation representa¬ tives, Don Martin and 3Pctm Johnson. Many activitie$ for tfee Senior c lass included a cake sale, noon assem¬ bly, the Senior Play, the Senior Sneak, Senior Ball, Senior party, anddm By Graduation Mike — Barbara Jensen Latura, Club Coun- Girls Tumbling ure Editor, Ra- 1, Track, W.W. 3o i Jhe Seniona Salutatorian_ CASPER 7he Sun shone bniqhtlq thnouqh the cloudo. SHIRLEY BARNHART Legis¬ lative Assembly secretary, Senior Band JEANNETTE BAR RUT KAREN BEACHMAN Choir, Pep Club, Latura ROBIN R. BECK Varsity foot¬ ball, Varsity basketball. Baseball Captain, F,D. Hi-Y MARGEE BENEFIEL Library Assistant, Principal’s Office, All School Play HAROLD M BENNETT JR. Equites Hi-Y, Stage Crew DARRELL BENZ EL Band, Equites Hi-Y Track JOANNE BERNAVE Sponsors 1 First Lieutenant, Soromia treasurer. Shuffle Shop Commissioner, Legis¬ lative Assembly, Cap and Gown Committee JOHNNIE BIRD R OXC Of¬ ficer, P,E. Assistant, Key Club, Shop Assistant D MAID A BLUE El Adrea Presi¬ dent, A S,R. Cabinet, Sponsors, Girls’ Fed Cabinet, Art Club presi¬ dent NANCY ANN BORUM Spon¬ sors’ Captain, El Adrea, Junior rrom Queen, Student Court, Junior class treasurer JIM BRADEN Hi-Y, Ski Club ELIZABETH BREDSTED Club DARLENE MAE BOYNTON Girls’ Rifle Team, Latura, Choir, Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, Homeroom secretary F.F.A., Equites Glee JUNE L, BRIESE Gimmel Teth, junior class treasuer, Minute Girl NANCY BROOKS Girls’ State, Girls 1 Fed Cabinet, Gimmd Teth vice-president and president, Choir, N.H.S. KAREN BROWN Yell Queen, Soromia president, A.S.B, Cabinet, Club Council, Senior Band LEROY BROWN Livestock Judging, F Farmer mg, tate aa the lonq-awaited RONDALL BROWN. SHARON M BROWN Grenno Se Gee RICH ARD BRUCE Rifle Team, Freshmen Boys’ Glee 1 BARBARA ANN BRUNTON journal Editor, Sponsors, Crest, Gimme) Tcth president, Girls’ Fed Cabinet Head JACKIE BUCHHEIM G A, A. f Club Council, Pep Club vice presi¬ dent, Senior Assembly, Pep Club Sgt. at Arms VANNA BURGESS Girls’ Glee ROGER BURKHART A. S. B vice president, F. ErA president, R.O,T,C. Comparf ' - ‘ F. LX Hi-Y Chaplar ir$ X_ ®]Urhdcr, am, uraqK JAMES A, BURLESON P. A., Stage, Band, Athletic Manager BOB BURY Equites Hi-Y, Art Club, Safety Council, Senior Band TOM CARLSON JERRY CARLYLE Boys’ Turn- ling, Legislative Assembly, Orches¬ tra WESLEY CARNEY R, Q, T, C. Squad leader. Freshman football, B squad football DONALD CARTER Intramural sports, B squad football. Rifle Team, Projectionist GERALDINE CARTER Pep Club, Commercial Assistant, Girls’ sports, transfer San Diego, California CATHERINE CASPER N.H.S, A, S, B. secretary. All-Northwest Chorus, Sponsors, El Adrca DON CASTOLDI F.FA, F.FA Basketball DUANE CASTOLDI Boys’ Glee, Chorus, Carpentry, U.S. Navy SARA JOE CHANDLER Spon¬ sors, Senior Play, Song-leader, Gim- mel Teth, Cap and Gown Commit¬ tee Destination was attained, WILLIAM CHAPMAN ROYCE CHERRYHOLMES Legislative Assembly, Safety Coun¬ cil, Track MARILYN CHUN N,H.S. trea¬ surer, La tura vice-president, Safety Council, Crest, Girls ' Council JANET CLAYSON N.H.S., El Adrea vice-president. Choir, Crest, Girls’ Fed Cabinet MICHAEL F CLUTE Hr. Boys’ Fed representative PAT COBAIN Latura, Chorus, Minute Girl MARY ANN COCKERLINE Sponsors, A.S.B, ticket sales, Legis¬ lative Assembly, Girls’ Council rep¬ resentative, Grenno Se Cee vice- president JOE COOK F.F.A., B-squad foot ball, Baseball, W. W. Hi-Y LYNNE CORYELL Commercial Assistant Soromia ELLEN COXON El Adrea, Sponsor flag-bearer. Junior and Sen¬ ior Girls’ Fed Cabinet, 64 Good Housekeeping,” “The Great Big Doorstep’ RAYMOND CRAWFORD Orchestra, Dance Band FRANK CURRIE MAE ARLENE CURCIO Pep Club, Commercial Assistant, Mim¬ eographing, Nurse’s Assistant, P.E, Assistant GWEN DAMMROSE Club Council, Tethany president, Junior and Senior Girls’ Fed representative JANET JO DAVISON Flag swinger, Gimmel Teth, Choir, Legis¬ lative Assembly, Junior class secre¬ tary RALPH CROFT Equites Hi-Y, Art Club, Shop Superintendent CHARLES CRUTHERS Equites Hi-Y, Intramurals JAMES CUMMINGS R.O.T.C. officer. Freshman Boys’ Glee 7 he if Qained Knowledge LEO DAY Art Club MARY JANE DeKEYSER La¬ tura, G. A. A. Secretary, P. E. as¬ sistant, Com mercial assistant. Girls’ Rifle Team RED DELANEY R. O. T. C. Lieutenant Colonel, N. H. S presi¬ dent, Senior class president. Varsity track, WW Hi-Y MARLENE DEPPING Girls’ Rifle Team, Art Club, A. S B. ticket sales CHARLES RICHARD DICKIN¬ SON F. F. A., Junior Red Cross THOMAS M. DOGGET A. S. B. Cabinet, Journal Sports Editor, R. O. T C Cadet Major, Wahilites and Omnibus, N, H. S. Eugene High School Chapter WILLIAM M. DOUGLAS Key Club, Freshman baseball, Club Council HOWARD DOWNEY R O, T C. 1st Lieutenant, journal Sports Editor assistant, P E. assistant, Intra¬ mural sports KEN DRAKE Projectionist LOUISE DYE Retail Selling LARRY EKSTROM ROGER ELKINGTON Fresh¬ man football, Projectionist JAMES ELY SONDRA JEANETTE EMERT Latura, Pep Club sergeant-at-arms, Dean’s assistant DICK ENG N. H S., F D Hi-Y, Legislative Assembly CLARK D ERDMAN WW Hi- Y, Retail Selling, Shop assistant, P. E. assistant, Freshman football JOANNE ERDMAN Latura, G. A. A. treasurer, Offi.ce assistant. Choir, Legislative Assembly CHRISTINE FAGERSTROM N. H. S., Grenno Se Gee, Art Club, Pep Club, Transfer Lewiston, Idaho which ahall be thein Quide WESLEY D. FARLEY Football, Track, A. S. B. cabinet, W. W. Hi- Y DOROTHY DIANNE FENNER Girls’ cabinet representative, Teth- any. Hr, secretary JANE FIELDS Sponsors, Gimmel Teth secretary. A. S, B. cabinet, Legislative Assembly, Wa-Hilifes MURL FLEENOR P E. assistant, shop assistant, R.O.T.C, officer. Boys Rifle Team DOROTHY FRANCIS Gimmel Teth president. Legislative Assem¬ bly, Student Court, junior class of¬ ficer, attendance office CARL D. FRANK In K. O. T, C, F. F. A. JANICE FRANK Grenno Se Cee, Club Council, Choir, Minute Girl, A. S. B, ticket sales JUDY GAETZ PHYLLIS GARVAS G. A. A. treasurer. Pep Club president, Bowl¬ ing manager. Nurse ' s office, Book room assistant ROBERT E. GARVIE Cafeteria, Projectionist, P. A. and Stage crew JOHN GATZKE Drill team JIM GEORGE Boys’ Fed presi¬ dent, F. D. Hi-Y president. Sopho¬ more class president, Football EDNA MARIE GIES Gimmel Teth, G. A, A. president. Club Council, Tennis team, P. E. assistant GERALDINE GIES Journal back page editor, Tethany, Minute Girl DON GILMAN R O. T C. Drill team, Legislative Assembly, Equites Hi-Y SUE GILMORE N. H. S. f Girls ' Fed president, Tri-State Girls ' League president, Crest, Gimmel Teth secretary WALLACE GIVENS A. S. B Commissioner of stage, P, A. and stage, R, O. T, C. LEROY (SKEETER) COSSET Intramurals captain, Key Club, Hr. officer ffon the Wonld ofc Jomonnow. CAROLYN GRAF Advanced Girls’ Glee Accompanist, Senior Reception CHARLENE D. GROVER G + A A., Pep Club DARLENE C GROVER G.A.A. Pep Club, Badminton manager CARROLL GUMM Projectionist Shop assistant PAULINE MARIE GUMM Band, Orchestra LOUIS HALL Radio J ACKIE HANEK Latura DICK HANFORD W.W, Club, F.D, Hi-Y, Football, Choir JO ANN HANLEY Sponsors. El Adrea secretary, Club Council, Cap and Gown Committee, Office assit- ant GERALD A HARGITT P.A. and Stage, Equites Hi-Y PATRICIA M, HATHAWAY Choir, Latura EVERETT HATLEY Band, Pep Band, F.F.A. JANICE HAWS Orchestra, Girls’ Cabinet representative, Royal Blue Staff, Girls ' Fed Cabinet assistant, Art Club vice-president GARY L. HEIN Royal Blue Chief Photographer, Projectionist, Boys’ Fed Projectionist, Audio-visual as¬ sistant BRYCE HENLINE Key Club president Football, R. O, T. C. of¬ ficer, Ski Club, W. W. Club LORINE HESTER Art Club, P.E + assistant, Retail Club NANCY LEE HICKMAN F.HA, Art Club BEVERLY MARIE HILL Crest president, Senior Play student di¬ rector, Senior Band secretary, Gren-, no Se Cee secretary. Junior and Senior class secretary 7he if will take with them MELVIN HILL Varsity football, Varsity track, Traffic Court ILONE HINCKLE Retail Club, Latura, Pep Band, Choir, Mixed Ensemble PAUL HOOPER Key Club, F.F.A., Royal Blue Staff, R.O.T.C. Officer SHERRON HUDSON RICHARD HUFF Basketball Team captain, W, W. Hi-Y, Hr, president JIM “WHITEY” HUNGATE Key Club, Transfer Pullman DOREEN HUNTER Valedic¬ torian, Grenno Se Cee president, N. H. S. vice-president. Evergreen Girls ' State, Girls’ Fed Finance commissioner JEANNETTE HUSEL Latura, Ski Club, Minute Girl LUCY HUTCHINGS Girls ' Fed treasurer, N.H-S,, Crest, Tethany, Drama Club MARI LOU IRVING Sponsors, Soromia vice-president and trea¬ surer, Girls ' Fed Cabinet, Home¬ coming Princess BARBARA JENSEN Majorette- head, Sponsors, Gimmel Teth, Sen- Play, Senior Class treasurer JIM JESSUP Legislative Assem¬ bly, Senior Plav, Equites H i-Y ser¬ geant-at-arms, Ski Club, All School Play VIRGINIA JOBE Senior Band, Orchestra, Pep Band JANICE JOHNSON Sponsors, Grenno Se Cee, Flagswinger head, Junior Prom Princess, Cap and Gown Committee LYNN JOHNSON Senior Band, Rifle Team RONNIE JOHNSON F F. A. THOMAS R. JOHNSON Hr Offices, Key Club, Intramurals, R.O.T.C,, F.F.A. Basketball CAROLE ANN JONES Tethany, Legislative Assembly, Choir, Christ- mass Asemblies, Advanced Girls ' Glee Cheni hed YYlemonie a and IniendAhipa DON E. JONES F D. Hi-Y, F. F. A,, Drill Team, Intramural manager, Senior Play VERAJONES WAYNE KELLN Choir, Band ED KENNEDY Eqtikes Hi-Y Boys Fed Hr. representative. Track FRED KENNEDY Key Club, Legislative Assembly MIKE KIGHT NH.S. president, Senior Class vice-president, A,S.B. Cabinet, F D. HUY, Varsity football FRED KIMBALL W, W + HUY, Student court, Legislative Assembly, FT.A., Baseball VICKIE KIMZEY ALAN J. KING Royal Blue Staff, Transfer Sand point, Idaho EUGENIA KING N.H.S., Gren- no Se Gee treasurer. Girls 7 Fed Cabi¬ net, Safety Council, Choir and En¬ semble JANICE KAY KINGSLEY Spon¬ sors 1st. Lieutenant, Grenno SeCee, Club Council, Jr. Girls ' Fed Cabi¬ net assistant, Art Club secretary DEAN W. KNOX Equites Hi-Y, Boys 1 P,E, assistant, R.O.T.C. Of¬ ficer, R.O.T.C. Drill Team SALLY KREIN Hr. secretary, Art Club, Transfer Renton RAY KRONQUIST N.H.S. DELORES KRUMSICK Girii’ Rifle Team Captain, Latura presi- dent. Girls ' Tumbling, Cap and Gown committee, Dean ' s assistant CHARLES LACKEY Junior Red Cross, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant DICK LAWRENCE JANICE MARIE LAMOTT La tura treasurer, Choir, Mixed Ensem¬ ble, Orchestra, Dean ' s assistant which ahall lonq he nemembened JACK TUEN LEE Art Club, Royal Blue JO ANNIE LEEPER Choir CORDELIA LEICHNER Retail Selling, Hr officer. Advanced Girls’ Glee, Chorus MARGARET LEWIS Soromia, Cap and Gown Committee, Shuffle Shop Commission, Advanced Glee and Chorus, Senior Play CLAUDIA LINK Retail Selling, Latura, Minute Girl, Royal Blue VENETA LINKE Grenno Se Cec, “Great Big Doorstep”, “Good Housekeeping”, Senior Band, Band Manager BILL LOBDELL “Great Big Doorstep”, Key Club, Journal Staff a DEWANE LOGAN BEVERLY ELAINE LONEY Latura, Choir, Club Council, Girls’ Rifle Team vice-president, Minute Girl SHERRY LONEY Minute Girl, Club Council, Mimeographing, W.RG. treasurer CATHERINE ANNE LUND Crest, N.H.S., El Adrea, Girls’ Fed, Cabinet Head, Commissioner of Or¬ ganizations DONALD LYBECKER F. F A. vice president, N.H.S., Boys 1 Fed, Homeroom Representative Home¬ room officer. F.F ,A. Livestock Judg¬ ing DIANA MARRS Nurse’s Assis¬ tant, Journal Staff. Library Assis¬ tant, Attendance Office Assistant, Advanced Speech DONALD MARTIN Equites Hi- Y, N.RS. PATRICIA MAUER ■ M Glee Club Tethany, DONNA LEE McADAMS Spon¬ sors, A. S. B. treasurer, Tethany, Choir, N,H,S. MARILYN MeCALLUM La¬ tura, Commercial Assistant, Mime¬ ographing, Attendance Office As¬ sistant, Cap and Gown Committee DON McCOWAN F. D. Hi-Y, R.G.T.C., officer. Drill Team, Bas¬ ketball, Journal Staff afjten leavinq Wa-Hi . CLIFFORD McCOY Football, Track, F.F.A,, Rifle Team MICHAEL McELHANEY Senior Play, Freshman basketball. Intra¬ murals captain, Hr. officer PATRICIA HELEN McFALL Chorus, Girls ' Glee GENE McKIMSEY Retail Sell¬ ing, Transfer from Bremerton i JACK McKINNON F.F.A., Shop assistant, F.F.A. Sports JERRY McVAY N.H.S, The Firefly, ' 1 Senior Play, “Down In the Valley,” Band president ROSALIE MEAD Grenno Se Cee, Girls ' Rifle Team, Advanced Girls ' Glee ROGER MERCADO Varsity Football, Key Club, W. W. Club, Traffic Court FERN MILLS Royal Blue Copy Editor, Minute Girl, Pep Club NOLA MONROE Choir, Atten¬ dance office, Commercial assistant GERALD MONTGOMERY MICHAEL JAMES MORRIS Sports ' manager. Hr. officer, F.F.A. officer. Traffic Court, F.D. Hi-Y NORMAN JAMES MUNSEY Freshman football. Track, R.O T.C. Captain, Senior Class officer, F.D. Hi-Y president MARILYN MUXLOW Journal Circulation Editor, Crest, Minute Girl, Senior Play, Hr, president JIM MYERS BARBARA ELLEN NATIONS Transfer from North Carolina LULUBELLE NEILL Senior Band, Choir, Commercial assistant, Latura, Minute Girl TOM NELSON F.D Hi-Y, squad football and basketball B- 7heae Semona hold within DUANE A. NORQUIST Golf team, Drill learn, Projectionist AILEEN OHASHI N,H.S ; , La- tura secretary. Nurse’s assistant, Royal Blue Staff, Hr secretary NEIL OLDRIDGE Choir presi- dent, Mixed Ensemble, A.S.B. Cab¬ inet, “Down in the Valley”, R.O. T.C. Major MARILYN ORD El Adrca, Sponsors sergeant, Senior and All School Play, junior Prom Princess, N.H.S. TOM PAGE W W. Hi-Y, Foot¬ ball, A.S.B, Cabinet, R,0,T.C. Cap¬ tain, Junior class vice president HELEN PATRICK Transfer Boise, Idaho DUANE POE FRANKLIN POTTRATZ F F A., Grass Co-op secretary, Chairman F,F,A. Cooperative activities LEE POWERS Band, Football CLIFF RAGSDALE Projectionist, Royal Blue Staff, Transfer Uma¬ tilla BERWYN RASCO Girls’ Fed Cabinet Head, Latura president, Journa Back Page Editor assistant, N.H.S., Transfer Yakima NANCY REARDON El Adrea, Girls’ Fed Cabinet, Senior An¬ nouncement Committee, Choir, Transfer Heidelberg, Germany MARY JEAN RE A VIS GARY REDFIELD Public Ad dress. Stage, Intramural SHARON M REDFIELD Or¬ chestra, Art Club GERALDINE REISWIG P. E. assistant, Minute Girl JANET REMBOLDT Senior Band, Retail Club Historian, La- tura, Girls’ Rifle Team, Pep Band EVANGELINE RIMBEY i x e d Ensemble, Choir, State Music Festival, Minute Girl, Senior Play i. the Palma ofc thein Handa DONALD RITCHIE Equites Hi-Y vice-president, Boys State Delegate, Seabeck Leadership Con¬ ference, Choir, A.S.B. Cabinet DARRELL G, ROBERTS Track Manager, B squad basketball man¬ ager, Projectionist, Shop Assistant MYRNA ROBERTS Latura, Choir, Sophomore, Junior, and Sen¬ ior Ensemble GARY ROGERS Key Club, Ski Club, Baseball LAWRENCE ROSEN FELT BOYD ROTH Boys’ State, Equites Hi-Y secretary. Boys’ Fed Representative SUE ROTH Crest vice-president, Club Council secretary, Girls’ Fed Cabinet Assistant, Gimmel Teth, Girls’ Council NORMAN ROYSE Equites Hi-Y, Senior Band, Ski Club, Hr. Officer GEORGE ROSE Senior Band Drum Major, Equites Hi-Y, Dance Band Chairman, Boys’ Fed Repre¬ sentative DELORES SAMS Attendance Office, Pep Club, Chorus PHYLLIS SAUNDERS Assistant Library BETTY JANE SCHMIDT Girls’ Fed Cabinet, Commercial Assistant, Pep Club, Mimeographing BOB SCHOESSLER Boys’ Fed representative, Baseball MARY LOIS SEELEY Tethany, Minute Girl, Art Club, Pep Club SANDRA SHAW Tethany, Legis¬ lative Assembly, Retail Selling, Hr. president. Retail Club Governor ANN SHEPHERD Girls’ Fed vice-president, N. H. S., Crest, El Adrea treasurer, Sponsors DAVE S. SHERWOOD B squad football, Key Club JANE ANN SIVERTSON N.H.S., Evergreen Girls’ State, El Adrea, Sponsor Sgt., Flag swinger Jhein Jutune to become CARO LEE SMILEY Sponsors, Gimmel Teth vice-president, secre¬ tary, and treasurer. Band, Girls ' Fed Cabinet JOHN F, SMITH Choir BILL SPURLOCK LINDA STAZEL Royal Blue Art Editor, Latura, Art Club vice presi¬ dent, Safely Council, Minute Girl ROGER STEINER Choir, Equites Hi-Y, Varsity track, R.O.T.G. Lieu¬ tenant, Ski Club CAROL ANN STEWART $o- romia secretary and vice president, Crest secretary, Choir, Legislative Assembly, Girls ' Fed Cabinet Head JOHN STEWART AAR. presi¬ dent, Varsity football, Varsity track, R.O.T.C. Major, W AV. Hi Y 1 it RONALD W + SWANSON Track, Football, Rifle Team ALLYN STILLMAN CHERI STOVALL Choir, Com¬ mercial Assistant DARLENE SUMMERS Frosh Style Show narrator. Speech. Dra¬ matics, W.R.C. reporter, Library Assistant F.F .A JAM ECE TAGHI BAN A N.H.S, Royal Blue Editor, Girls ' Fed secre¬ tary, Girls’ State, Soromia president and secretary VERTA JEAN TATE Legislative Assembly, Tethany, Minute Girl JOHN D. THATCHER E Hi-Y, Junior class president. State, A,S,B, Cabinet, Senior Play uites FRED THOMPSON Retail Sell¬ ing, Frosh-Sophomore football, In¬ tramurals, Devils’ Den Display Manager PHYLLIS JUNE THOMPSON N.H.S., Gimmel Teth, Sponsors’ Master Sergeant, Girls’ Fed Cabine t Head, Senior Triple Trio CHARLINE THRASHER Journal Stall ' , Latura, Ski Club, Drama Club, Homeroom treasurer ROBERT H. TINKER F.F A secretary. Rifle team, Drill team. Tumbling, Homecoming Committee the Leadena off Lemocnactf. NANCY ANN TIMMONS Spon¬ sors, Song leader, Girls ' Fed Cabinet, Tetharay, Club Council representa¬ tive, Crest MARIAN TOMLINSON Senior Tea, Office assistant SHANNON TOMPKINS Foot ball, W.W Hi-Y, Track. PE. assist¬ ant KAREN TOUCHON Latura DENNIS VAUGHAN Freshman football, Baseball manager HAROLD WALTERS Football, Wrestling, W, W. Club, Track MARY ANN WARREN Retail Club, Advanced Girls’ Glee WARREN “WILLIE” WEAVER Transfer from Pomeroy, Baseball, Basketball, Legislative Assembly BILL WEBER Basketball, Base¬ ball, R.O.T.C. captain, W.W. Hi-Y, Boys’ Fed secretary-treasurer MAR LEN E W ESTGAR D Offia assistant, Girls’Giee, Hr. re present a tive, P.E. assistant, Big sister QUINLAN SUSANNE WEST CARD Choir, Pep Club president secretary, and treasurer. Nurse’! office, Attendance office LA VERNE WESTLAKE Com¬ mercial assistant, Mimeographing ED WILSON Legislative Assem¬ bly, Equites Hi-Y, Student Con¬ ductor, Dance Band leader, Senior Band HERB WILSON Equites Hi-Y president, chaplain, and Club Coun¬ cil, Retail Club president, Drill Team, Choir, Legislative Assembly vice-president RICHARD WRIGHT Choir, W.W. Club, Varsity baseball, F.D. Hi-Y f R.O.T.C, officer TEDDY ZAAT Drill Team, R.O. T.C.’ Retail Club, Projectionist GLORIA ZITTERKOPF N.H.S., Choir, Crest historian, Tethanv, Girls’ Fed Cabinet DONNA LEA ZOESCH Tethany Not Pictured: RICHMOND HOP¬ PER, lee McFarland,jessie ann McDaniel, william PR LET. GARY WATSON, JIM WEBSTER - s Resolved: Capital punishment is right Activities Club Council Nancy Romm, Suer Roth Cathy Lund. Club Council is the governing body of all the service and interest clubs at Wa-Hi, Some of the activities Club Council partici¬ pated in were: provide music for the cafeteria, decorate bulletin boards, participate in Home¬ coming in the fall, and plan play day in the spring. Club Council was chairmaned by Cathy Lund, who was assisted by Vice-president Nancy Borum and Secretary Sue Roth. Second Semester Vice-president was Don Ritchie and Secretary Janiece Tachibana Janiece Tachibana, Cathy Lund, Don Ritchie, FIRST SEMESTER CLUB COUNCIL. Row 3: Don Lybecker, Nancy Brooks, Mike Mor¬ ris, Roger Burkhart, Wes Farley, Berwyn Rosco Row 2: Mary Lou Oakley, Janice Kingsley, Maida Blue, Aiieen Stoneroad, Beverly Loney, Sue Roth. Row 1: Cathy Lund, Jackie Buch- heim, Nancy Borum, Sherry Loney, Phyllis Tomlinson, Karen Brown, Nancy Timmons. Not Pictured: Norman Munsey, Doreen Hunter, Doris Mobley, Quinlan Westward, Gwen Damm- rose, Gary Maxson. SECOND SEMESTER CLUB COUNCIL. Row 3: Mike Nunn, Conrad Knopf, Dave Soper, Neil Gldridge, Doreen Hunter, Janet Cl ay son. Row 2 : Herb Wilson, Don Ritchie, Roger Amundson, Red De¬ laney, Dolores Krumsidc, M a r d a Pinkerton, Barbara Brunton. Row l: Sue Roth, Nancy Borum, Nancy Tim¬ mons, Anne Nowles, Eugenia King, Linda Akehurst. Not Pic¬ tured:; Edna Giea, Laura Lee Kanuit, Cathy Lund, Bryce Henline, Donna McAdams, Jackie Buchheim, Wilma Bar- telt, Linda Stazel, Maida Blue. Latuna INSTALLATION: Marilyn Chun, Beverly Loney, Pal Hathaway, Dolores Krutmick, Berwyn Rasco, Janice Lamott, Linda Alee- hurst, Aiken Onashi. HOMECOMING FLOAT Row 1: Kay Van Ausdle,Joann Arnoldt, Marilyn Chun, Berwyn Rasco, Aiken Qhashi,, Janice La- mot t, Myrna Roberts. Row 2: Hone Hinckle, Darlene Boynton, Rosalind King , Linda Akehum, Joanne Erdman, Marilyn Straw, Anna Mae Bradley, Pat Hanford, Barbara Elkington. Row 3: Dianne Drake, Jeannette Husel, Judy Hathaway, Pat Cobain, Brenda Marley, Karen Touchon, Kay DeBoer, Row 4: Janet Rem bold t, Charlene Thrasher, Judy Vaughn, Naidene Barlow, Maryjane Dc- Keyser, Lou Neill, Marilyn McCaltum. Row 5: Karen Beach man, Sondra Emert, Linda Stazel, Pat Hathaway, Renagenc Bickle, Jackie Hanek, Dolores Krumsick. Not Pic¬ tured: Beverly Loney, Participating in numerouse activities, Latura has had an active year under the advisorship of Miss Hamm. Decorating bulletin boards, home coming activities, putting on a pep assembly, having cake and cookie sales, and supplying music for the cafeteria were some of Latura s many activities. Row 1: Gloria Zittcrkopf, Nancy Timmons, Joy Filan, Gwen Dammrose, Dolores Klinskey, Dianne Fenner, Donna Zoesch. Row 2: Beverly Alfrey, Joyce Carter, Vcrta Tate, Pam Berry, Dorothy Vernon, Nancy Ferrel, Karen Engein Row 3: Marilyn Gobble, Carol Storrer, Carol Ann Jones, Donna McAdams, Ruth Young, Joann Comfort, Geraldine Gies, Row 4: Luana Dixon, Mary Seely, Lucy Hutchings, Sandra Shaw, Betty Kendall, Kaye Rice. Row 5: Pat Mauer, Maryjo King. Jethany THANKSGIVING BASKET. Front: Bev¬ erly Alfrey, Karen Engein, Nancy Ferrel. Back: Kaye Rice, Joann Comfort, Donna Zoesch, Luana Dixon, Gloria Zitterkopf, Ruth Young, Maryjo King, OFFICERS, Row I: Gwen Dammrose, Mrs. Buckman, Donna McAdams. Row 2 : Lucy Hutchings, Dolores Klinskey, Joy Filan, Nancy Timmons, Carol Ann Jones. Tethany got off to a good start with a new advisor, Mrs. Buckman, We had a foot¬ ball frolic, and later donated a box for Christmas. Participation in play day closed our year ' s activities. The Girls ' Athletic Association is organized for the purpose of pro¬ moting the girls intramural pro gram throughout the school year. Activities included initiations, a frolic, and sponsoring and attend¬ ing play days with girls from other schools. Mrs. Houghton acted as G.A.A. advisor. Row L Phyllis Garv is, Gcorpiann Rembold, Edna Gies. lar jane DeKeyset, Jackie Buch- Keim, Laura Lee karauiL Row 2 . Donna Rode, Virginia liarnhai i. Fillraii Morris Karen En- gcln, Belly Garrick, Ardyih Moreland. Row 5: Janice Nemitr, Joanne Kidman, Phyllis t om Imson, Beverly Hammond, Justine Butcher. Not Pictured: Oleita Brumon, Persia Field, Bar Inara Oft, Donna Townsend, Sharon Wallers. Row 1: Sue Gilmore, janlyn Webster, Darlene Grover. Charlene Grover. KJ Qimmel Jeth Q.-A. l. Row J: Sue Gilmore, Sue Roth, Nancy Brooks. Dorothy Francis, Garolee Smiley, Barbara Jensen, Phyllis Thompson, Row 2 : Martha Fleeno r, Marian Obacka, Janice Sutherland, Billie Jo Lusk, Patty Whiteman, Judy Whiteman, Marlene O’Neil, Ruth Kirkman, Row 3: Susan StoHer, Janet Jo Davison, Mary Lee Bailey, Susan Blattman, Sara Joe Chandler, Gene Rebillard, June Briese. Row 4: Louise Lucarelli, Cathey McGoun, Linda Wagner, Melinda Harmon, Barbara Brunton, Jane Fields, Sue Iverson. Row 5: Joan Arthurs, Becky Irving, Linda Roberts, Edna Gies, Dee Lee Tucker, Nyla Delke, Linda Webster. Not Pictured: Betty Francis Gimmel Telh has participated m many activities throughout this past year. Among them were t h e Home¬ coming assembly, Homecoming float which won third prize, a cake sale, table decorations for the state audio visual meeting i n Pullman, a Thanks¬ giving basket for a needy family, a n assembly given with Equites Hi-Y, the Christmas caroling party, and service to the Girls ' Feder¬ ation. El Adrea has participated in many activities such as working on the Homecoming dance. The Homecoming float, “PickJe the Pirates”, won second place. Other important services were the Christmas basket with toys and the as¬ sembly with Key Club in April. Row 1: Marilyn Ord, Nancy fiorum, Jo Anne Hanley, Janet Clayson, Ann Shepherd, Cathy Lund, Nancy Rear¬ don. Row 2: Ellen Coicon, Nancy Grad- wohl, Judy Shoemaker, Peggy Carter, Shirley Muller, Gappy Casper, Don- na Bogle, Donna Wallace, Jackie Harding Row 3; Judy Johnson, Pat Malcolm, Jane Ann Sivertson, Patty Tachibana, V irginia Nelson, Kay McGowan, Eileen Stone road, Barbara Louder- back, Eva Joseph. Row 4: Anne Nowles, Patty Criscola, Darlene Hanley, Katherine Reed, Carol Jane Anderson, Patty Forrest, Lin Eubanks, Cathy Center, Richelle Oleson. Inset: Mrs. Kirk man. Maid a Blue. £1 rtdnea Row 1: Carol Brown, Marilou Irving, Ja- niece Tachibana, Karen Brown, Carol Ann Stewart, Doris Mobley, Claudia Brown. Row 2: Cherri Baker, Janice Bailey, Marda Pinkerton, Barbara Porter, Carol Arm An¬ derson, Carolyn Du IT, Maralyn Mock. Row 3: Janet English, Mary Ann Renbarger, Jo¬ anne Bernave, Margaret Lewis, Alice Bei¬ ge vin, Leaane KInzer, Barbara McAulay. Row 4: Beverly Rigsby, Phyllis Marcy, Ann Zimmerman, Mary Parrott, Georgiann Rem bold, Lynne Coryell, Nancy Fairchild. Not Pictured: Judy Johnson Once again Soromia continued its school and community service by putting on a frolic and a joint- assembly with F D. Hi-Y. Home¬ coming festivities, selling concessions at a game, caroling, and giving a Christmas basket were some of the activities Soromia undertook as pro¬ jects for the busy year. The club was fortunate in hav¬ ing Mrs. Howells as their advisor. lb Hi-lf F. D. Hl-Y has kept quite busy throughout 1955-56. They were in charge of the bulletin boards October 3-7 and December 12-16, The club also supplied the wood and dummy for the Homecom¬ ing bonfire, besides building the winning stationary float. Among other things, F.D. sold programs at home football games, gave Thanksgiving services for the Hi-Y Clubs, ushered for the Thanksgiving ser¬ vice at the Pioneer Methodist Church, gave the assembly ‘ This Is Your Life?” with Soromia, sponsored the frolic, “Hoop Hop”, and gave two Christmas baskets. The officers of F.D. Hi-Y were hosts at the Youth Leadership Confer¬ ence, October 1. Row l: Neil Oldridge, Dick Hanford, Bob Kittle, Norman Munsey, Roger Burkhart, Dick Hague, Mike Nunn. Row 2: Dale Brashear, Morry Riemer, Jerry Colley, Jim Bernavc. Harold Bowers, Gary Rergevin, Larry Knapp. Row 3: David Burgess, Wayne Fogg, George Ray, Wes Colley, Gan ' Maestretti, Larry Heisey. Row 4: Jim George, Don Jones, Tom Nelson, Mike Morris, Mike Kight, Dick Eng, Dick Wright. Keif Club Row I; Paul Hooper, Paul Hayes, Gary Banks, Bill Hartley. Row 2: Tom Johnson, Bob Miller, Stan Barer, Bryce Henline, Gene Bates, Tom Johnston, Gary Rogers. Row 3: John Bird, Bill Hammond, Dave Folsom, Allen Struthers, John Lucardli, Dave Zaro, Jim Hungatc. Row 4: Eulon Brown, Bill Douglas. Larry Hays, Joel Zuber, Gary Conners, Fred Kennedy, led Tucker, Ted MiUgard. Row 5; Dick Todd, Art Brixy, Norman Wade, Don Heifer, Don Davis, Greg Perry, Danny Derbawka, Row ' 6: Roger Amundson, Dec Wolfe, Dave Hawkins, Morric Miller, Evan Hawker, Bill Morrison, Doug Gwinm The Key Club completed a highly successful year during 1955- 56, Under the Leadership of Presi¬ dent Bryce Henline, the club grew in numbers and service to the school and community. Its members carried on such services as operating the Shuffle Shop bar, taking tickets at home football games, putting on a frolic, and holding a formal initia¬ tion dance. Cquitei Under the advisorshio of Sergeant Honeycutt, Equites Hi-Y’s service to the school and community was extensive and varied. Special interest was shown in traffic and safety ac tivities and the supporting a Korean and an Indian orphan for one year. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Row 1 Jack Thatcher Me Jim Neisess, lira Mike MtElhaney, Herb Wil Ritchie, Jim Jessup, Dave Soper. Row 2: Boyd Roth, Don Robinson. Ralph Croft, Ralph Teague, Dick Franzen, Dick Ponti, Row 3: Darrell Bcnzcl, Harold Davison, Gerald Har- PIWTFS . Roger Steiner, HOMECOMING FLOAT: “Dunk the Pirates” w.w. m-y ASSEMBLY W.W, Hi-Y had a successful first semester under the lead- ership of Wes Farley, Conrad Knopf, Leroy Farley, Bill Weber, Bill Delaney, and Nels Nelson, During the last year W,W, Hi-Y had performed services around school as; burning the “W” at the Homecoming game, preparing a Homecom¬ ing float, and presenting a fro¬ lic and pep assembly. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Secretary Dick Monahan, Bill De- l ney, President Conrad Knopf, Trea¬ surer Dave Austin. HOMECOMING FLOAT KeePfhat JuG Row LTom Page, Bill Delaney, Conrad Knopf, Wes Farley, Bill Weber, Fred Kimball, Red Delaney. Row 2: Ronald Blocklinger, Shannon Tompkins, Shorty Jackson, Nels Nelson, Dick Monahan, Joe Sargent. Row 3; Dave Austin, Ken Clements, Howard Aldrich, Harry Proud- foot, Mike Cobain. Row 1; Carla Troeh, Donna Bailey t Mary Ann Cockerline, Doreen Hunter, Harriett Buckman, Janice Frank, Lloydeen Frakes, Row 2: Majorie Lee, Eugenia King, Marilyn Kralman, Jean Hun- gate, Sally Page, Veneta Linkc. Beverly Hill Row 3: Rae Underwood, Christine Faeerstrom, Rosalie Mead, Barbara Oft, Sharon Brown, Nancy Thomas, Carol Davis, Row 4: Mavis Emmons, Linda Maestretti, Shirley Wascmiller, Deniece Healy, Deanna McCoy, Virginia Nelson. Row ' 5: Judy Christopher, Marlene Nelson, Sally Pente¬ cost, Janice McCully, Mary Loomis Rule, Initiation: Harriet Buekman, Doreen Hunter. Standing: Virginia Nelson, Sally Page, Mary Ann Cocker! me. Outstanding among Grenno Se Gee ' s many school and community projects this year were; the erecting of the annual Christmas tree, assembly entitled “Leg¬ end of Moonwind,” and the annua) Sadie Hawkins Dance. Ant Club Q..S.C. Row 1: jean Hungate,Joyce Littcrah Ellen Coxon, Gary Maxson, Linda Stazel, Nancy Ferrel, Sharon Red- fidd. Row ' 2; Clifton Ferguson, Lyn Loiseau, Ralph Croft, Dorothy Ver¬ non, Mary Seeley, Christine Fager- strom. Row 3: Janice Frank, Janet Downey, Bob Bury, Jack Lee,Janice Haws. Donna Osborne. Officers, Front: Maida Blue, presi dent; Linda Stazel, dub council; Janice Kingsley, secretary; Janice Haws, vice-president and treasurer. Measuring: Ralph Croft, Nancy Fer- rcl, Dorothy Vernon, Maida Blue, Janice Kingsley. Gary Maxson, Among the many activities of the Art Club were entertaining the children at the Special School, with chalk talks, pencil drawings, and request drawings. We also painted a mural for the Girls 1 Lounge. Other activities were a Brownie sale, initiation of new members, and a sledding party. Retail Club is an interest and service club affiliated with state and national D E dubs. All retail students are members of this organi¬ zation The following were some of the services performed by this club: taking care of lost and found arti¬ cles for Girls ' Federation, assisting with sales of items for other clubs, and making up signs and tags, such as for parents 1 identification. Over 1800 of these tags were made up--- two for each set of parents. Not knowing who was coming, the en¬ tire list had to be made up and sorted and distributed to the proper home rooms. Retail Club Row 1 Cordelia Leichner, Ted Zaat, Herb Wilson, Sandra Shaw, Sherry Loney, Fred Tho mpson. I Row 2; Mary Ann West, Hone Hinkle, Janet Rcmboldt, Darlene Summers, Louise Dye, Not Pictured: Claudia Link, 1. H. A. The Wa-Hi Branch of the Nat¬ ional Organization of F.H.A has taken part in a variety of activities around the school. Among these were a special Christmas party, a frolic, cake sale, serving at Open House, music in the cafeteria, and decorating t h e bulletin boards. Many of the girls have also gone to State and Regional Meetings. Row 1: Judy Gamble, Diana Mam, Ann Garvic, Wilma Bartelt, Dolores Kiinsky, Janlyn Webster, Mary Ann Chenault, Row 2: Alice Heffron, Karen Engcln, Aim eta Johns, Beverly Hammond, Frances Gervais, Anna Mae Bradley, Laura Lee Kaniut. Row 3: Diane Matthews, Ursula Berg- strasser, Linda Fletcher, Betty Garrick, Fat Wallingford, Ruth Henderson. Row 4 Alice Gamble, Marylnu Oakley, Jewel Porter, Catherine Hart. Not Pictured: OLetta B run ton, Mary Bradford, Sondra McFalk, Shirley Martin. Officers Standing: Alice Heffron, Janlyn Webster Delores Klinsky Seated: Wilma Bartelt, Ann Garvic ■V V‘ 1 1 Row I: Bob Burnette, John Jackson, Clayton Blue, Pat Lynch, Bill Stanecipher, Jack Keen. Row 2: Jim Jessup, Dave Hawkins, Dec Lee Tucker, Nike Nunn, Lin Eubanks, Marian Obacka, Pat Forrest, Row 3 Billie Jo Lusk, Eva Joseph, Ruth Kirkman, Nancy Gradwohl, Nancy Ferrel, Linda Stazd, Donna Bogle, Pam Fdthouse, Martha Ftccnor, Barbara Oft, Aileen Schaefer, Sally Page. Row 4: Bill Hartley, Judie Hathaway, Janice Sutherland, Judy Shoemaker, Virginia Nelson, Eileen Stoneroad, Anne Nowlcs, Linda Webster, Pat Malcolm, Eddy Hignett, Row 5; Dick Daguc, Allen Strothers, Stanley Barer, Charles Slaughter, Gene Reicrson, Dustin Maland, Bryce Henline, Ted Tucker. Row 6: Fred Kimball, Gary ' Rogers, Norman Royse CLEANING THE GROUNDS TROPHY: Ruth Kirkman, Judy Shoemaker, Charles Slaughter, Mike Nunn, Gary Maestretti. Ski Club Row 1: Tony Spencer, Eugene Linke, Jim Elliot, Art Brixcy, Dan Walker, Red Delaney, Wes Colley. Row 2: Ted Tucker, Gordon Brehm, Jim Edwards, Jim Hoyt, Ron Johnson, Dave Fields. Row 3: Boyd Moreland, Harold Walters, Joe Wilson, Bill Morrisson, Dave Soper, Harry Proudfoot. Row 4: Harold. Row 5: Norman W r ade, Gary Conner, Don Heifer. The Ski Club, which started this year with a number of en¬ thusiastic members, has had a successul year under the advi- sorship of Mr, Tidrick, Some of the activities were selling booster buttons to sup- port the Olympic Training Camp, which was held at Spout Springs, and helping to clean the ski area. Wne tlinq Wa-Hi and the Tri-City schools started wrestling for the first time. Jim Hungate was captain of the squad which in¬ cluded 30 boys. Future of wrestling at Wa-Hi looks bright, for the boys were enthusiastic about the sport. Mr. McBride was the advisor. Left: Gene Bates and Joe Wilson- Right Wes Colley and Dave Fol¬ som. OFFICERS. Row 1: Alice HefFron, Mary Jane Cummin , Row 2: Shirley Oman, Phyllis Tomlinson, Quinlan Westgard, Ruth Hen¬ derson, Carol Wallace, Laura Lee Karuiit. The Pep Club for 1955 has participated in the fol¬ lowing activities:; ushering at home games and taking charg e of a new concession. The following are the members of Pep Club: Phyllis Garvas, Darlene Grover, Charlene Grover, Jackie Buch- heim, Mae Curcio, Diane Matthews, Beverly Hammond, Shirley Oman, Carol Wallace, Ruth Henderson, Judy Gamble, Francis Gervais, Mary Jane Cummings, Quin¬ lan Westgard, Alice HefFron, Phyllis Tomlinson, and Laura Lee Kanuit. Pep Club Wiatatanta ATTENDANCE OFFICE. Row 3: Quin¬ lan Westgard, Marlene Westgard, Lucy Hutchings, Diana Marrs. Row 2 : Janice Johnson, Nola Monroe, Nancy Borum, Judy Johnson, Dolores Sams, Marilyn McCallum. Row I: Dorothy Francis, JoAnn Hanley, Sara Joe Chandler, Andy Anderson, Jane Fields, Jane Ann Sivertson. BOYS’ PE. ASSISTANTS. Row 3: Don Gilman, Dean Knox, Norman Munsey. Row 2: Bill Weber, Mud Fleenor, Dick Ahderson, Tom Page, John Bird. Row 1: Clark Erdman, Shannon Tompkins, Jim Hungate, Howard Downey, Herb Wilson. P, A. Left to right: Bob Game, Hal McCoy, Gerald Hargitt, Dan¬ ny Axford, Jim Burleson, Gary Red field. Ken Briskey, Wally Givens. Sitting: Duane Trud¬ gen n, Principal ' s Office Sitting, left to right: Beverly Hill. Mar¬ lene O ' Neil, Cathy Center, Ann Shep¬ herd. Standing: Dolores Krumsick and Margee Benefield. Commercial Assistants Row I, left to right: Carol Ann Jones, Lou Neill Lynne Coryell. Mary Jane DcKeyser. Rae Underwood. Row 2: Betty Schmidt, Marilyn McCallum, Jackie Ha nek, Beverly Baldwin, Dolores Klin- sky. Row ft: Geraldine Carter, La Verne Westlake, Cheri Stovall. Mimeographing Row I: JeAnn Hanley. Charlene Grover, Cheri Stovall. Mary Jane DcKeyser. Row 2: Darlene Grover. Beverly Baldwin, Betty Schmidt, Jackie Hanek. Stage Row L: Wally Givens, Frosty Bennett, Hal McCoy. Row 2; Bob Game, Gerald Hargiii, Ken brisk y. Danny Ax ford. Can Red field, Jim Burleson. Duane Trudgeon, Dean ' s Office Left to Right: Dolores Krutmick, Cathy Lund. Linda Akehurst, Janice Lament, Rosalie Mead, Eugenia King. Home Ec Left lo right: Janice Kingsley, Della Nally. Almeta Johns. Girls ' P E. Assistants Row I. left to right: Laura Hoppe, Carole Shejjard, Row 2: Eillcan Morris, Janice N cm it ivGera Id hie Reiswig, Mar¬ lene WcsLgard. Nurse s Office Standing: Phyllis Gan is, Aileen Ohashi. Sitting: Cathy Hart, Linda Akehurst, Quin Wesigard. Diana Mam. mamv mta Mechanics Assistants Row I: Carroll Gurnm. Mike Morris. Dick Wright, Dave Austin, Dick Gun¬ derson. Row 2: John Bird, Paul Haws, John Smith. Jim Elliot. Row 3: Larry C rut hers. Not Pictured: Loyal Cooper, Charles Outliers. Book Room Assistants Row 1: Carol Stoner. Carolyn Duff. Row 2, left to right: Cherry Baker, Shir¬ ley Wascmillcr Kathleen Himes, Mary Lou Oakley. Not Pictured; Mary Brad¬ ford, Cafeteria Assistants Row I: Mike Czyhold, Danny Woods, Bill Morrison, Charles Bean, Gerald Reis wig. Row 2: Marvin Blue, Judy Acrni, Gary Van Horn, Bob Showers. Library Assistants Sitting: Carol Atm Anderson, Barbara Nations, Darlene Summers. Standing: Phyllis Saunders, Jo Anne Mikkclsen, Mary Lou Klassen. Margec Benefit], Vera Jones. Della Nally, Not Pictured: Evangeline Rimbcy Donna Zocsch, Mrs, Kenyon ' s Assistants Left to right: Ann Zimmerman, Gerald Montgomery, Gary Hein. David Hall. Margaret Lewis, Welding Assistants Left to right: Darrell Roljerts, Paul Hooper, Mike Morris, Clifford McCoy. Mr, Let!better ' s Office Sitting: Bill Douglas, Marian Tomlin¬ son, Ellen Cox on. Standing: Janice Johnson, Joanne Bcrnave, Joanne Erd- man, Phyllis Thompson, June Briese, Cathy Casper. Projectionists Left to right: Gary La Pine, Don Garter Carroll Gurnm, Roger Elkington, Har¬ old Gee, Ken Drake, Boh Garvic, Ruby K Hudson. Tapping Assembly. Tapping Assembly. Officers. Row 1; Secretary Phyllis Thompson, Treasurer Berwyn Rasco, Treasurer Marilyn Chun, Secretary Lucy Hutchings. Row r 2: President Mike Right, Advisor Miss Little, Vice Pesident Doecn Hunter, President Red Delaney. Cincle Uheatue Dedication YIM.S. National Honor So¬ ciety members are se¬ lected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The first tapping as¬ sembly was held in No¬ vember, at which time thirteen Seniors received the high honor. The sec- o n d tapping assembly was held in February. Concluding a full and varied program under the advisorship of Miss Agnes Little, an initiation banquet was held in February for members and their parents. Wednesday, December 29, was the date of the formal dedication of Wa-HFs Circle Theatre in room 110. The theatre, designed and promoted by the late Marshall, Alexander, was dedicated in his memory. The Marshall Alexander Memorial Theatre, as it is now officially known, has facilities for staging arena type plays and most types of radio-speech work. A perpetual cup is also to be awarded, in Alexander ' s memory, to the outstanding speech or drama student at graduation. Middles Mr. Reynolds Top right: Mr, Reynolds and Tom Doggett Bottom right: Tom Doggett and Clayton Michadis Miss Little, Advisor Nancy Brooks Barbara Brunton Roger Burk ban Robert Bury Wesley Carney :ta Catherine Casper Marilyn Chun Janet Clayson Mary Jane DeKeyser Red Delaney Dick Eng Joanne Erdman Christine Fagerstrom Edna Gies Susan Gilmore Carolyn Graf Bryce Henline Doreen Hunter Lucy Hutchings Carol Ann Jones Mike Ki ht Eugenia King Ray Kronquist Cathy Lund Donald Lybecker Donna McAdams Jerry McVay Rosalie Mead Aileen Ohashi Marilyn Ord Berwyn Rasco Geraldine Reiswig Don Ritchie Ann Shepherd Jane Ann Sivertson Janiece Tachibana John Thatcher Phyllis Thompson Gloria Zitterkopf Jhe militant} department haa done c Top; Red Delaney Lieutenant Colonel Center: John Stewart Major Lower: Tom Page Major At the home game, November 4th, the spon¬ sors and drill team took part in half time enter¬ tainment. On November 11th, they gave an Armistice Day show for the patients at the Vets’ Hospital. Later that morning, the Corps of Cadets and Sponsors participated in the Armistice Day parade down town. On November 21, the Girls’ ' Rifle Team completed the competition in the National Rifle Association, The Bovs Rifle Team competed in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy match in December. Under the command of Major Columbus Gray, M-Sgt. Glenn Oliver, Sgt. Jack Honeycutt, and Cadet Lt. Colonel Red Delaney, the R.O T.C, units of Wa-Hi have had another outstanding year. Captain Nancy Borum of the R.OT.C. Sponsor Corp, has shown great capability in her military work. The military department has done outstanding work throughout the past year. Color Guard; Larry Knapp, Stanley Barer, Bill Delaney, and Bob Kittle. il { adminable ofr. Sponsor Qjfutn; Left to right: Nancy Borum, Joanne Bernave, Janice Kingsley, Marilyn Ord, Jane Ann Sivertson, Phyllis Thompson. FIRST PLATOON flow: l: Jane Ann Sivertson, Joanne Bernave. Row 2: Ellen Coxon, Donna McAdams, Donna Wallace, Judie Hathaway, Nyla Oelka, Pat Criscola, Mary Ann Renbarger, Judy Shoemaker, Row 3: Lin Eubanks, Lloydeen Frakes, Jane Fields, Janice Suther¬ land, Carolee Smiley, Kay McGowan, Susan S toller. Row 4: Harriet Buck man, Deanna McCoy, Judy Whiteman, Barbara Porter, Marian Obacka, Martha Fleenor, SECOND PLATOON Row 1: Marilyn Ord, Janice Kingsley, Phyllis Thompson. Row 2: Ellen Coxon, Gappy Gasper, Ruth Kirkman, Anne Halver¬ son, Judy Johnson, Janice Johnson, Marda Pinkerton, Betty Francis, Billie Jo Lusk, Row 3: Shirley Muller, Becky Irving, Deniece Healey, Gene Rebillard, Louise Lucarelli, Anne Nowles, Maralyn Mock. Row 4: Linda Wagner, Barbara Louderback, Darlene Han¬ ley, Virginia Nelson, Jackie Harding. DRILL TEAM Row l: Alan Russell, Dean Knox, Stanley Barer, Red Delaney, Don McGown, Bob Kittle, Willard Baker, Row ' 2: Leonard Adams, Don Jones, Bill Delaney, Bill Ham¬ mond, Herb Wilson, Jim Neisess, Row r 3: John Stewart, Grant Emigh, Larry Knapp, Bob Miller, Curtis Haw f ks, Leroy Farley, Conrad Knopf, Neil Oldridge, Don Gilman, John Gatzke, Ted Zaat. BOYS 1 RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Frank Stillman, Don McLeod, Ken Ponti, Leslie Johnson. Row 2: Dean Blize, Harold McCoy, Curtis Hawks, Olin Bosch ker, Murl Fleenor. Row 3: Gail Reed, Leo Gaddis, Dennis Carlyle, Scotty Ray, Don Robinson Not Pictured: Dennis Gillis. j i -i 1 i l Company A Sitting left to right: Don Gilman, Wally Givens, Wes Farley, Howard Downey, Row 2: Merry Riemcr, Dave Folsom, Dave Hathaway, Jim Edwards, Shelden Burroughs, Harold Bowers, Ken Brisky, Terry Dummicr, Alfred LangU, Ron Hoy, Billy Dickinson, Bill Coryell, Bill De- fancy. Row ' 3: Olio Boschker, Dustin Maland, Bill Cousins, Robert Busse, Bovd Roth, Ted Tucker, James Burleson, Jerry Colley, Jack Fields, Jim Whittington, Jerry Rcever. Row-4: Leonard Adams, Bruce Gaines, Garry Ackerman, Dick Wold, Bob Hess, Ron Rloeklingcr, Glenn McDonald, Wes Colley, Lyn Loiscau, Mike Cobain. Row 1 5; Roger Schmerer, Tom Flisram, Gene Reierson Harold McCoy, Eddie Gasscns, Danny Woods, Bill Hammond, Ralph Teague. Row 6: Tom Donovan, Russell Lybecker, Gary Conners, David Burgess, Gram Emigh, Dick Ladd, Barry Jaquins, Ho w-ard Johnson, Marvin Horn, Ken Clements, Pat Lynch, Don Heifer. Row 7; Bill Morrison,Jim Hoyt, Mike Ellis, Mike Babb, Leroy Farley, Mike Cry- hold, Conrad Knopf, Joe Sargent, Larry Pasco, jerry Me Far lane. Company B Sitting left to right: Dick Wright, Paul Hooper, Mike Right, Tom Johnson. Row 2: Richard Franzen. Dan Walker, Gerald Frazier, Norman Lucarelli, jack Keen, Gary Bergevin, Jim Bernavc, Dick Ponti, Larry Lane, Lee Katsel, Shannon Carder, Jim Elliott, Bill Dickinson, Leo Anderson. Row3: Bill Emert, Dale Herd, Dave Zaro, Dale Brashear, Duane Mang, Bill Briggs,Bart Lcist Jim Wade, Duane Neimeyer, Dick Monahan, Gordon Jackson, Mike Pruett, Bob Ambs. Row 4: Mike Nascimento, Bob Zoller, Don Reinhardt, Bill Long, Carl Davidson, Don Thonncy, Bill Stonecipher, Ron DcWiti, Tom Walker, Doug Gwinn, A! Strothers. Row r 5: Gail Reed, Larry Shelton, Bob Burnette, Tyke Servcn, Jim Ritchie, Ken Rahn, Monte Crippen, Bob Rode, Gene Stapleton, John LucarellL Row 6: Marvin Cochran, Don Currie, Merlyn Berg, Warren Gross, Gerald Criscola, Fred Hofer, Myron Meiners,Jim Smith, Harold Ellen be rger, Row 7: Bob Lamb, Dave Ford, Gary Hciscy, Joe Wilson, Dennis Gillis, Jim But¬ ler, Bill Bates, Frank Enney, Ted Millgard, Ron Swanson, Harry ' Proudfoot, Tom Unruh. First Battalion Staff Murl Fleenor, Bill Weber, Neil Qldridge, Don McGowan. Second Battalion Staff Herb Wilson, Bryce Henline, Carl Frank, NOT Pictured: John Bird. Company C Sitting left to right: Don Jones, Tames Cummings, Dean Knox. Row 2: Curtis Hawks, George Strickland, Tom Walty, Harold Gee, Eric Gessci, Darrel North burg, Fred Horner, Steve Hopkins, Gary- Oberhoitzer, Danny Axford. Row 3: Marvin Entzc, Howard Anderson, Nels Nelson, Clayton Blue, Bob Marker, Gary Sticka, Dean Blize, Mickey Oswald, Jerry Lonev. Row 4: Don Robinson, Dieter Bergstrasser, David Hall, Donald McLeod, Dick Dague, Ronald Van Alta, Frank Stillman, Bill Hartley. Dannv Derbawka. Row 3: Jim Angotti, Ed Davidson, Ralph Zimmerman, George Ray, Dick Gunderson, Dennis Axford, Bruce Bailey, Stan Barer, Bill Layton. Row 6: Greg Perry, Jim Kirnzey, Eulon Brown, James Fowler, Don Davis, Gary Ahlgren, Robert Dickenson, Wayne Fogg. Row ' 7: Morric Miller, Don Johnson, Bill Carpenter. Dave Porter, John Gatzke, Mike Boutz. Roger Amundson, Dick Hamm, Gail Potter. Company D Sitting left to right: Roger Steiner,Roger Burkhart,Ted Zaat. Row 2: Alan Russell, Anthony Spencer, Tom Clute, Paul Hayes, Leo Day, Jeff Olmstead, Les Johnson, Vernon Henzel, Willard Baker, Karl Gable, F7d Jackson, Ray Rios, Dick Kirkpatrick. Row 3: Harold Davi¬ son, James Hopkins, Gordon Rrehm, David Rogers, James Workman, Larry Heisey, Lee Trousdale, Clark Erdman Art Brixey, Ron Copeland,Jim Ncisess. Row 4: Richard Gradwohl, Gary ' Longmire, Bob Miller, Kenny Carter, Bob Hartley, Larry ' Knapp, Gary Banks, Larry Hays, Gary Maesireiti, A1 Jackson. Row 5: Gene Bates, Bob Kittle, Mickey Knudson, Bob Zitterkopf, Jim McClenny, Don Mosley, Bruce Bailey, Delwin Rimbey, Leroy Davis, Ronald DeWitt Row 6: El son Baugh, Gayle Sanders, Gerald Langbeckcr, Jerry Stambaugh, Mike Nunn, Brent Wooten, Kenneth Ponti, Charles Slaughter, Robert Rodgers. Row 7: Paul Haws, Glenn Goble, Lynn McCambridge, Leo Gaddis, John Smith, David Babb, Roger Wyckoff, Delbert Wolfe, Larry ' Cruthers, Wa-Hi Under the direction of Mr, Russell Larsen and officers Jerry McVay, President; Carolee Smiley, Secretary; Beverly Hill, Librarian; Veneta Linke, Manager; Ed Wilson, Student Conductor; and Bud Rose, Drum Major; the 85-piece band started the 1955-56 school year by playing at the Southeastern Washington Fair and the annual Shrine game. MAJORETTES Standing left to right: LJoydeen Frakes, Martha Fleenor, Barbara Jensen. FLAG SWINGERS. Kneel- Hng left to right: Janice Johnson, Janet Jo Davison, Judy Johnson, DRUM MAJOR Bud Rost, FLAG SWINGERS Jane Ann Sivcrtson, Nyla Qelke, Gene Re hi) Lard. Band: Row I: Veneta Linke, Virginia Jobe, Jerry McVay, Don Saltmarsh, Bill Bennett, Bar¬ bara Jensen, Janet Remboldt, Dean Reeder, Annette Van Wagner, Mavis Emmons, Marilyn Kralman, Carolee Smiley, Row 2 : Hone Hincklc, Carol Brown, Bob Warwick, Claudia Brown, Gene Linke, Gary Barr, Frank Wheeler, Joel Zuber, Jerry Lee, Georgiann Rembold, Mary Parrott, Linda Maestretti, Pat Hanford, Lois Sala, Shirley Barnhart, Gail Reed. Row 3: Janis Dean, Jams Essig, Joan Rew, Gary Norquist, Gary LaPine, Don Saunders, John Jackson. Bob Adams, Leon Jaussaud, Mike Ryles, Drusilla Hargitt, Nona Linton, Everett Hatley, Gary Van Horn, Gary Gainer, Norman Roysc, Ed Wilson. B and Among other activities, they played for school functions such as football games, as¬ semblies, parades, and basketball games. Two projects of the year were the raising of money for new uniforms, which were pur¬ chased in March, and the annual band con¬ cert on May 4. The band also traveled twice to Spokane and once to Pendleton. BAND OFFICERS Left to right: Ed Wilson, Student Conductor; Bud Rose, Drum Major; Jerry McVay, President; Carolee Smiley, Secretary; Veneta Linkc, Manager; Beverly Hill, Librarian The Big W Row 4: Lynn Johnson, Gordon Wainwright, Gene Teal, Alan Beck, Gary Haasch, Jim Koo- reny, Darrell Erb, Marvin Cochran, Harold McCoy, Elwin Riley, Duane Trudgeon, Neil Reiter, Gerald Lane, Dave Aerni, Bobby McCoy, Jack Fields, Bob Faust, John Russel, Dar¬ rell Benzel, Dave Hawkins. Row 5: jerry Gates, judie Hathaway, Sharon Foster, Kaye Rice, Beverly Hill, Mr Larsen. Not Pictured: Fred Good hew, Lee Powers. Bud Rose. Ray Craw¬ ford, Donna Rode, Kenneth Nelson, Jack Manson, Dayle Johnson, Harold Bennett If uJjMru® � | 1 7he Wa-Hi Vocal Department Jur Ld unior Ensemble ft to right: Patty Forrest, Linda Wagner, Kay Van Ausdlc, Phyllis Marcy, Barbara Porter, Claudia Brown, Dee Lee Tucker, Betty Kendall, Nyla Oelke, Jackie Harding, Ruth Kirkman. Boys ' Quartet Row 1: Leslie Johnson, Gary Van Horn. Row 2: Charles Slaughter, Fred Goodhew. Chorus Row 1: AlmctaJohns, Joyce Litteral, Martha Fletnor,Janis Dean, Dorothy Vernon, Dorothy Nelson, Vera Jones, Mary Lou Matthews, Karen Grosgebauer, Anne Nowlcs, Rena Kukal, Susan Stoller, Doris Cearly. Row 2: Brenda Marlev. Barbara Nations, Janet Lacey, Majorie Lee, Darlene Blake, Judy Gamble, Ann Zimmerman Patty Strode, Pam Berry, Dyann Sigler, Betty Carrick, Beverly Rigsby, Patty Criscola, Cathy Crawford. Row 3: Wandalee Sauer, Helen Stoval, Sonja Brown, Bonnie Klein, Joanne Daniels, Pat Mauer, Mary ' Jean Reavis, Carol Anderson, Nancy Lee, Shirley Oman, Darlene Palmer, Row 4: Eugene Linkc, Gerald Rciswtg, Don Johnson, Gayle Sanders, Ralph Zimmerman, Marvin Blue. During the Christmas season the choir gave an evening performance of their Christmas program with the orchestra, rhythmic choir, and three en¬ sembles. They also sang for various Walla Walla service clubs during the holidays. In the spring the choir performed their annual operetta, which this year was “The Mikado.” It was very well received. I t 11 t ♦ ft K «i f � ' t • I .ft £ ' 28 • ' Choir Row 1; Accompanist Fatty Forrest, Joan Leeper, Evangeline Rim- bey, Myrna Roberts, Eugenia King, Darlene Boynton, Quinlan Westgard, Phyllis Marcy, Gappy Casper, Hone Hinkle, Phyllis Thompson, Jane Ann Sivertson, Claudia Brown, Gene Rebillard, Barbara Porter, Carla Troch, Beverly Loney, Lou Neill, Martha Nightingale, Cheri Stovall. Row 2: Linda Maesireui Jackie Harding, Ruth Kirkman, Sondra McFalls, Connie Bennett, Phyllis Borgers, Kay Van Ausdlc, Joanne Amoldt, Linda Wagner, Janet Clayson, Nancy Brooks, Alice Gamble, Eva Joseph, Gloria Zitterkopf, Mari¬ lyn Ord, Janet Jo Davison, Carol Ann Anderson, Janice Lamott, Cathey McCoun, Row 3“ Accompanist Judy JefFeris, Carol Brown, Sally Pentecost, Fred Good hew, Charles Slaughter, Roger Steiner, Dick Wright, Dick Hanford, Jerry McVay, Neil GIdridge, Lcs Johnson, Clifton Ferguson, Gary Van Horn, Joanne Erdman, Pat Hathaway, Donna Bailey, Beverly Jackson, Nancy Gradwohl. Row 4: Herb Wilson, Wayne Kclln, Joe Sargent, Gene Teal, Neil Reiter, John Smith, Jim Allen, Frank Wheeler, Leonard Adams, Dave Austin, Del wm Rim bey. Dee Lee Tucker, Janice McGully, Betty Kendall, Nola Monroe, Karen Beachman. Not Pictured: Jim Web¬ ster. Mixed Ensemble Row 1: Hone Hinkle, Cappy Casper, Evangeline Rimbcy, Sally Pentecost, Nancy Brooks, Cathey McCoun. Row 2 : Leslie Johnson, Richard Wright,Jerry McVay, Dick Hanford, Frank Wheeler, Roger Steiner Not Pictured: Neil Oldridge. Senior Triple Trio Row 1: Eugenia King, Cappy Casper, Jane Ann Sivertson, Janet Clayson. Row 2: Cathey McCoun, Phyllis Thompson, Nancy Brooks, Myrna Roberta, Gloria Zitterkopf, Barbara Brunton. Sophomore Ensemble Row 1: Almeta Johns, Dyann Sigler, Miriam Rogers, Rena Kultal, Row 2: Dorothy Vernon, Janis Dean, Pam Berry, Sue MacDougail, Darlene Blake. Accompanist Brenda Marley. 73 Row 1: Mavis Emmons, Marilyn Kralman, Row 2: Maralyn Mock, Martha Nightingale, Miriam Rogers, Charles Slaughter, Dean Reeder, Virginia Jobe, Vencta Linke, Janice Haws, Sharon Red- field, Bruce Bailey, Row 3: Joy Schick, Duane Trudgeon, Robert Showers, Sharon Heifer, Ray Crawford, Alan Beck, Bob McCoy, Jack Fields, Jerry Lee, Gcorgiann Rem bold, Mary Parrott, Linda Maestretti, Fred Coodhew, Leslie Johnson, Rosalind King. Row 4: Kaye Rice, Judy Hathaway, Roger Thiesen, Harold Bennett, Dayle Johnson, Marie Gumm, Warren Gross, Director-Mr, Cassell One hestna The orchestra started its activities by playing for the Christmas concert. Following, were the senior play, spring concert, regional con¬ test in Spokane, all-school play, operetta, “The Mikado , ' 1 and bacca¬ laureate When combined with the junior High strings, the Youth Symphony was formed. The music this year has been along the symphonic line—different but very interesting. ltiNpn.ition In girls { if Kill i her| hot!I I ' ll Is IjitMhrfe Will V i [trr W ru| fml Hw fow rn ru fMwrl j Is BwrlL .U ffar- r f p! j H | f hitT a aca. jui IstWLJ f ■tvmr. ' hrify j i!hf r � ■ nn !kr bit), I kbm tad f [In 1 hanshfw | Iffrnt t , bn an Aiili Tw a Cemrttt Hal .4 [ r f - I. ? f.r tf, ( thanki art Holiday Activities. Thanksgiving Bulletin Board: Maida Blue and Janice Haws assisted by Jan ice Kingsley and Linda Siazel. Stationer) 1 : Doreen Hunter and Beverly Hill assisted by Lucy Hutchings, Betty Schmidt and Minute Girls, Christmas Party; Jane Ann Sivertson and Ellen Coxon as¬ sisted by Gappy Casper and Gloria Zilterkopf. New Year ' s Bulletin Board: Maida Blue and Janice Haws, Senion Play Under the direction of Mr. B, L, Keezel and student director, Beverly Hill, “Good Housekeeping”, a comedy by William McCleery, was a great success as the senior class presented it to well- enthused audiences. 1. Why’d I have to be so tall? 2. 3 cheers for Mrs, Burnett 1 3. Presentation to Mr, Keezel. 4. Now it’s like this— 5 Ah, flowers! 6. All ' s well that ends well. CAST Rear left To right: Mike Right, Ellen Coxon, Barbara Brunton, Sara Joe Chandler, Phyllis Thompson, Margaret Lewis, Susan Gilmore. Front left to right: Don Jones, Barbara Jensen, Jack Thatcher, Veneta Li tike, Marilyn Ord, Jerry McVay. PRODUCTION STAFF Standing left to right: Helen Patrick, Evan¬ geline Rimhey, Cordelia Leichner, Berwyn Rasco,Jim Burleson, Red Delaney, Gerald Hargitt, Gary Redfield, Ken Brisky, Janice Lamott, Janice Haws, Sealed left to ri ht: Beverly Hi ll, Duane Trudgeon, Marilyn Muxlow, Bob Garvic, Cathy Lund, Nancy Borum, Dan Axford, Harold McCoy. Not Pictured: Darlene Boynton, Marilyn Chun, Gwen Dammrase, Lucy Hutchings, Jim Jessup, Fred Kimball, Janice Kingsley, Joyce Litteral, Nancy Reardon, Linda Stazcl, Stenciling: Joyce Litteral, Geraldine Gii ing: TJtaq Barer, Mary Lee Bailee an 3 • w , Row 1: Andie Anderson, Alice Berg vin, NWcy Brooke. Row 2: Joy Filan, Demese Healey , Dolores Klinl y, Bill LobdelL Row 3: Janice McCdUey, Shirley Miller, JuHv MyerskVir- Ann Nelson, Marilyn Qrd- Kqw 4iJoy Schick udy Shoe¬ maker, JimK SatherlandSQharJf cAp h raster. , N ary Lee Bailey 7he Wa-Hi ailif ' Journal For the first time in journal history, the staff members mimeo¬ graphed the paper every day instead of the mimeograph depart¬ ment, Barbara Brunton served as Editor-in-Chief and was assisted by Mary Lee Bailey, front page editor, and Geraldine Gies, back page editor. Acting as assistant editors were Eileen Stoneroad, front page, and Berwyn Rasco, back page. Carol Ann Anderson filled the position of alumni editor with Marilyn Muxlow as ex change editor, Becky Irving was appointed business manager. Carol Davis and Charline Thrasher were staff reporters. The sports department was headed by Stan Barer, who was assisted by Howard Downey and Bill LobdelL Joyce Litteral served as staff artist with Nancy Brooks, Don McGowan, and Marilyn Ord as staff typists. Experiencing his first year as Journal advisor, Mr, Keezel guided us through many difficult situations. The staff would like to express their thanks to him. One of the highlights of the year was the opportunity for several staff members and the editor to attend the Pacific Slope School Press Conference which was held on the campus of tne University of Washington. Berwyn Rasco 1956 Royal Row l Kathryn Anderson Nancy Brooks. Maty- Ami Chcnau.lt Harold Davison, Janet English. Row 2 Gail Hein, Mary Hooper, Paul Hooper, Alan King. Row 3: Cliff Ragsdale. Under the supervision of the editor, Janiece Taehibana, advisor. Miss Ruth Gray, and the able assistance of the annual staff members the 1956 edition of the Royal Blue was com¬ pleted The Royal Blue was assembled by seven editors nine photographers, and twelve annual staff members. We wish to express our appre¬ ciation to the many people who have helped us produce the book. Editor Janiece Tachtbana, Advisor Miss Ruth Gray, Picture Editor Wayne A)bin, Co-Copy Editor Kay Van Ausdci, Co-Copy Editor Fern Mills, Blue StaM Row l: John Gaffney, Richard Hamm, Arm Garvie, Janice Haws, Alice Heflron. Row 2: Dolores Rimsky, Jack Lee, Barbara Oft, Aiken Ohashi, kow 3: joy Schick. HOPfitCHTIjp NO, « BUY YOUR HNNUR Index Editor Melinda Harmon, Chief Photogra¬ pher Gary Hein, Business Manager Beverly Al- frey, Art Editor Linda Stazd, Make-up Editor Patty Tachibana, 3utune 3anmen F.F.A, Sweetheart: Ann Shepherd This year the Walla Walla FT,A, Chapter celebrated its silver anniversary. At an annual Parent and Son Banquet, Carrol Adams, and Bud Christenson were accepted into the chapter as honorary Chapter Farmers. Don Lybecker, Roger Burkhart, Leroy Brown, and Don Jones received the State Farmer Award, bringing the total of State Farmers from the local FT. A. Chapter to 48. Ed Kantola, instructor in the Ag, shop, received the 1955 Honorary American Farmer degree at the National F.F.A, Convention in Kansas City, Ann Shepherd was elected F.F.A. Sweetheart for the ' 55 - 56 school year and reigned over the annual F.F.A. Barn dance. Honorary American Farmer: Ed Kantola Row 1: Don Lybecker, Mr. McKay, Roger Burkhart, Row 2: Gerald Frazier, Ban Leist, Carl Davidson, Jim Lamb, Leroy Brown, Russ Lybecker, Myron Mciners, Mike Ellis, Ted Mill- gard, Pat Lynch, Jim Butler, Bill Emert, Richard Ponti. Norman Lucarelli. Row 3: Mike Nascimento, Tyke Serven, Marvin Horn, Bob Tinker, Franklin Pottratt, Bill Stonecipher, Bill Bates, Harold Ellenberger, Jim Wade, Bill Cousins, Gary Bcrgevin, Sheldon Burroughs, Leonard Anderson. Row 4: Carl Frank, Paul Hooper, Jim Hoyt, Ken Headley, Cliff Mc¬ Coy, Howard Aldrich, Wes Colley, Don Heifer, Harry Proudfcot, Torn Donovan, Howard Johnson, Dan Walker, Duane Mang Row 5: Gail Hein, ?, Ron Swanson, Jim Webster, David Burgess, Larry Shelton, Glen McDonald, Jim Bernave. Row 6: Olin Boschker, Don Jones, Mike Morris, Fred Kimball, Bob Lamb, Bill Coryell, Dale Brashear, Ted Tucker, David Zaro, Robert Zoller, Allen Struthers. Not Pictured: Larry Knapp, Red Castoldi, Jim Braden, DayleJohnson. 0{j America F.F.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Dale Rrashear, Treasurer; Larry Knapp, Reporter; Don Lybecker, Vice-President; Roger Burkhart, President; Glenn McDonald, Secretary; David Bur¬ gess, Sentinel; Mr. McKay, Advisor. CO-OP OFFICERS: Mr. Lybecker, Larry Knapp, Mike Mor¬ ris, Franklin Pottratz. STATE FARMERS: Don Jones, Leroy Brown, Don Lybecker, Roger Burkhart. BANQUET: Roger Burkhart, Ann Shepherd. LIONS CLUB STOCK AWARD: Bud Christenson, Rex Brumbach, Harry Proud foot, Mr. McKay. APPLE PEELING: Bill Bates, Tyke Serven, Bill Cousins, Mr. McKay. JH any Qinfo enjoyed BOWLING. Left to right: Jackie Buchheim, Don¬ na Heumphreus. TENNIS TEAM Left to right: Joanne Erdman, Hone Hinckle, Carol Storrer, Edna Gies, Barbara Jensen. TUMBLING. Top: Oletta Brunton, Eileen Mor¬ ris, Laura Lee Kanuit, Persia Field, Virginia Barnhart. Karen Engeln, Bottom: JanJyn Web¬ ster, Betty Garrick, Almcta Johns, Ardyth More¬ land, Justine Butcher, Barbara Oft, Linda Ake- hurst. ARCHERY, Left to right: Sharon Lind, Pat Criscola, Janet Lacey, Lois Warfield. BASKETBALL. Left to right: Laura Louise Wcinel, Kathleen Himes, Carolyn Stedman Janice Kiblcr, Mary Ann Renbarger. BADMINTON. Ursula Bcrgstrahser, Linda Fletcher, Dick Gunderson. SHUFFLEBGARD. Pat Houk, Joanne Daniels, Anna Mae Bradley, Joy Warren, Almeta Johns, Betty Garrick. e vanied Sponta. Pnoqnam The Wa-Hi girls carried on their traditional sports in 1955-56 in spite of the absence of the freshmen. Speed ball and volleyball in the fall were followed by basketball badminton and table tennis tournaments through the winter months with archery tennis and softball in the spring Tumbling and bowling continued throughout the year. Daily physical education for sophomores gave more time for folk and social dancing as well as for the introduction of shuffteboard. Co-ed activities took the limelight in December when Mrs. Houghton and Mr Fletcher combined their classes for badminton and volleyball. TABLE TENNIS; Lett to right: Eileen Morris, Georgiann Rembold, Donna Townsend, Janlyn Webster. BASKETBALL: Left to right; Wilma Bartdt, Marion O back a JoAnn Cunnington, Donna Bogle, Carolyn S ted man, Laura Louise We in el, Janice kibler. SOFTBALL: Left to right: Louise Lucarelli, Mania Pinkerton, Ann Garvie, JoAnn Cunnington, Judy Johnson, Pat Malcolm, Loretta Liming Sarah Aldrich FOLK DANCING: Left to right: Barbara Oft Virginia Nelson, Renagene BickeL Back to front: Justine Butcher, Virginia Barnhart, Martha Flee nor, Alice Heffron, Betty Garrick, Jewel Porter. VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: Barbara Oft, Sharon Walther. Row 2: Rev Hammond, Persia Field, Betty Garrick. Row 3: Virginia Barnhart, Janlyn Webster, Justine Butcher. SPEEDBALL: Left to right: Ann Garvie, Sharon Lind, Marilyn Straw Darlene Blake Rena Rukal, Mary Hooper, Dorothy Vernon, Barbara Louder back. Homecominq Thursday night the Homecoming festivities began with a Serpentine w hich ran through town and out to Borleske Stadium where a Yakima Pirate was burned in effigy. Roger Steiner and Roger Burkhart, who ran to set a lime record from the school to the stadium, lighted the bonfire. Stationary floats were set up by members of the school service clubs Friday morning. At the pep assembly, the King and Queen, Gappy Casper and Don Ritchie and Princes and Princesses, Jane Ann Sivertson and Richard Huff, Marilou Irving and Jim George were announced. Kenneth Nelson was the winner of the beard growing contest. Then the Blue Devils won the “little brown jug’ 1 with a 13 to 7 victory. Homecoming ended with the dance Saturday night, having “Silhouette” as its theme. U pper Left—Queen Gappy Gasper, King Don Ritchie. Bonfire. Dance “Silhouette”. Serpentine. Presentation of Float Award. Norman Munsey, Cathy Lund, Burning of the “W” Court—L. R. Marilou Irving, Jim George, Gappy Casper, Don Ritchie, Richard Huff, Jane Ann Sivertson. B ann Dance One of F.F.A.’s biggest projects of the year was the annual F.F.A. Barn Dance, A false ceiling of grain sacks and baled hay for the throne made up the decorations. High lighting the evening was the crowning of the F.F.A, Sweet¬ heart Ann Shepherd by the Chapter President Roger Burkhart. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the Revelers. Sadie Hawkins CROWNING; King Jim Hungate and Daisy Mae, Mary Ann Cockerline. BEST COSTUME: Maida Blue and Don Davis. The Sadie Hawkins dance was presented February 10, 1956 with “Bald Iggles as tickets. Dogpatch murals decorated the walls, and a false ceiling of brown paper with gunny sacks at both ends set off the Dogpatch theme. King Jim Hungate was crowned by Daisy Mae, Mary Ann Cockerline. The best costume awards were given to Maida Blue and Don Davis, who came in wooden barrels. Johnny Rigdon’s Orchestra furnished the music for the very successful affair. Gene Tea Oun Cheenleadenz Promoted Under the advisorship of Mr. Keith Crosbie, the Wa-Hi Yell Squad undertook many activities during the ’55- 56 school year. To promote school spirit and sportsmanship among the students, the Yell Squad gave many pep assemblies. One enjoyed by everyone was the Homecoming pep assembly. Several out-of-town trips were enjoyed by the Yell Squad during both football and basketball season. One of the highlights of basketball season included Beryl Barer, who served as mascot for the squad. Spont manlike Conduct The Song Leaders had another busy year as they were seen enthusi¬ astically leading songs at our many sports events. Many of the spectators attending the football and basketball games saw the new routines originated by this group and heard new songs. The Song Leaders, under the supervision of Mr, Crosbie, worked closely with the Yell Squad and the pep band and helped lend school spirit at our many games. Howard Aldrich Roger Amundson Gene Bates Robin Beck Ron Block! Inger Art Brixey Jerry Colley Gary Conners Don Davis Harold Ellen burger Felix Fletcher, Coach Jim Elliott Wes Farley Jim George Doug Gwinn Dick Hanford Bryce Henline Melvin Hill Tom Johnston John Klumb, Coach Mike Right Dick Ladd Roger Mercado Moe Miller Dick Monahan Bill Morrison Lee Powers John Stewart Norman Wade Harold Walters Joe Wilson Brent W ' ooten Roger WyckofT Marvin Horn Mike Morris Jhe Blue bevila Wa-Hi 6 Pasco 6 Wa-Hi 41 John Rogers 7 Wa-Hi 20 Richland 6 Wa-Hi 0 Richland 12 Wa-Hi 27 North Central 19 Wa-Hi 0 Lewis Clark 12 Wa-Hi 34 Longview 13 Wa-Hi 13 Yakima 7 Wa-Hi 27 Gonzaga 13 B SQUAD FOOTBALL—First Row; Bruce Gaines, Bob Hess, Bill Hammond, Larry Lane, Gary Maestrctti, David Fields, Larry Hays, Morrie Ricmer, Paul Hayes, Second Row: Manager Gail Hein, Jim Angotti, Wayne Fogg, Gary Longmire, Gene Stapleton, Evan Hawker, Elwin Riley, Joe Zuber, Wes Colley, Nels Nelson, Manager Lee KatscL Third row: Mr, Richardson, Delbert Wolfe, Mike Nunn, Monty Cripin, Harry Proudfoot, Bob Miller, David Soper, Ken Clements, Boyd Moreland, Frank Enny, Leroy Davidson, Larry Knapp, Bill Bates, Mr McBride. ncounaqed oun climb A SQUAD FOOTBALL—First Row: Mike Morris, Ron¬ ald Blocklinger, Bryce Henline, Harold Walters, Jim Elliot, Dick Monahan, Jerry Colley, Art Brixey, Brent Wooten, Tom Page, Don Davis, John Stewart, Marvin Horn. Second Row: Wayne Fogg, Roger WycofF, Jim George, Melvin Hill, Harold Ellenburger, Roger Mercado, Wes Farley, Gene Bates, Lee Powers, Mike Right, Doug Gwinn, Dick Ladd. Third Row: Coach Felix Fletcher, Roger Amundson, Joe Wilson, Bill Weber, Dick Hanford, Howard Aldrich, Tom Johnston, Moe Miller, Robin Beck, Dick Anderson, Norman Wade, Gary Conner, Coach John KJumb. Wa-HFs football team wound up its season with a record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. The Blue Devils took second place in the Columbia Basin Conference, winning 4 of their 5 games. At one time, Wa-Hi held 1st place in the A, P. PoIL The Blue Devils opened the season on the Pasco gridiron, fighting to a 6-6 tie against the Bulldogs. September 23, Wa-Hi played their first home game against the Longview Lumberjacks, The Blue and White ran wild, winning by a score of 32-14. In the second quarter the Blue Devils scored three touchdowns in five minutes and 17 seconds. Wa-Hi then journeyed to Spokane where they sur¬ prised £he always tough Gonzaga Bullpups with a score of 27-13. Halfback Gene Bates scored three touchdowns in the sec ond half. Returning home the Blue Devils met the Richland Bombers. Wa-Hi scored two touchdowns in the second half. qivinq ua a qood aeaaon. Returning home the Blue Devils met the Richland Bombers Wa-Hi scored two touchdowns in twelve seconds to put the game on ice as they won 20-6 In this game, guard, Harold Walters, scooped up a Bomber fumble and romped 21 yards for a touchdown. The next Blue Devil encounter was with North Central of Spokane which Wa-Hi won 27-19 This game saw r Tom Page score two tallies and guard Melvin Hill grab an Indian fumble and dash 55 yards for a touch¬ down. Homecoming saw the Blue Devils rally to retain the “Little Brown Jug ' ’ at they defeated the speedy Ya¬ kima Pirates 13-7. Wa-Hi suffered an attack of fumblei- tis but struck pay dirt more often than the Pirates and that is what counted October 28, the Blue Devils, rated as the number one team in the state, traveled to Spokane to meet the Lewis and Clark Tigers. Troubled by a field in deep sawdust, the Blue and White fell prey to the Tigers 12-6 Wa-HPs final game of the season was played at Richland in sub-zero weather The Richland Bombers look advantage of some bad breaks for the Blue Devils and won 13-0. The Blue Devils had a conference total of 1530 net yards gained while holding the opposition 1031 yards. The Blue and White averaged 249 yards per game against their opponents ' 206 Halfback, Gene Bates, was named to the Conference All Star 1st team Full¬ back, Tom Page, and Brent W r ooten, Quarterback, were named to the 2nd team. 7 he Wa-Hi Blue Deutfa Showed Qood Spontamanihip The Richland Boml ers was the only unbeatable team on the BJue Devil ' s schedule this season. Wa-Hi dropped two games to the Rombes while split¬ ting with Kennewick, Yakima, Pasco, Pendleton, Lewiston, and Wenatchee. Coach Wooten ' s boys used their fast break quite effectively in also de¬ feating North Central, John Rogers, West Valley, Ephrata, and the Clark- ston Bantams twice to compile a seasonal record of 12 wins and 8 losses. The Blue Devils advanced to the district playoffs in Moses Lake by taking the Eastern Washington Sub-District Championship defeating Col¬ ville, Chenney, and Pullman, only to lose a trip to the state tournament in Seattle by bowing to Moses Lake in the finals. It was the first time the Blue Devils didn ' t make the trek to Seattle in nine years. t Although Wa-Hi will be losing Richard Huff, Dick Anderson, and Robin Beck, and Bill Weber, they should have a good team next year with the return of Wooten, Hays, Johnston, Smith, Banks, and Farley, The team played good ball and gained valuable experience for next year. 8-SQUAD. Row 1; Tom Glute, Ronald Blocklinger,Jim Kim- zey, Roger WyckofT, Evan Hawker, Don Davis, Nek Nelson. Row 2:; Coach John Richardson, Manager Marvin Horn, Ken Clements, Moe Miller, Hal Jamison. Gail Potter, Gene Staple- ton, Manager Dick Wright. 25 Richard Anderson 23 Gary Banks 21 Robin Beck 20 LcRoy Farley 12 Larry Hays 13 Richard Huff REGULAR SEASON Kennewick 59 55 Wa-Hi John Rogers iSiorth Central 46 52 Wa-Hi 61 69 Wa-Hi Richland 72 56 Wa-Hi West Valley 38 40 Wa-Hi Yakima 61 51 Wa-Hi Kennewick 54 59 Wa-Hi Yakima 54 63 Wa-Hi Pasco 51 45 Wa-Hi Richland 78 66 Wa-Hi Pendleton 68 59 Wa-Hi Pasco 49 60 Wa-Hi Lewiston 45 44 Wa-Hi Clarkston 25 47 Wa-Hi Lewiston 45 56 Wa-Hi Wenatchee 47 57 Wa-Hi Clarkston 36 60 Wa-Hi Pendl eton 53 67 Wa-Hi Ephrata Wenatchee 32 55 Wa-Hi 57 56 Wa-Hi V’ W L V h 4 a A r v aLI Kf n I v i r w SUB DISTRICT! ' Colville 48 62 Wa-Hi Cheney 38 72 Wa-Hi Pullman 28 47 Wa-Hi D1S I ' RICT Ephrata 46 71 Wa-Hi Moses Lake 79 69 Wa-Hi GAME AVERAGE Brent Wooten Richard Hull Larry Hays Bill Weber Tom Johnston Richard Anderson LeRoy Farley Gary Banks Robin Beck Jim Smith v V 24 Tom Johnston 10 Jim Smith 22 Bill Weber 11 Brent Wooten Coach Boots” Wooten Manager Bill Hammond St ' U ■ t i V ”� T - x ■ fw .« • • “ S, K. Smith Company for our yearbook cover; Myers Yearbook Company for the production of our book; Bontrop Studio, DeBunce Studio, Miller jjtudio, Roberge Studio, and rt Studio for senior pictures and other pictures. ■ � e would also |ike to extend our ihanks to the patrons and patronesses and to the groups .who raised funds for additional v ■ . . „ The RovHl Blue Staff Albertson ' s Food Center Appliance Services Company Ay I ward’s Sheet Metal Roofing Berry Electric Company Bontrop Studio Braden Tractor Equipment Company Bur Bee Company Columbia Feed Seed Company Community Cash Market, Inc, Davis Kaser ' s Delishus Bake Shop Falkenberg ' s Jewelers Firestone Stores First Federal Savings Loan Association Garden City Feed Mill George R, Malcolm Company Herb Himes’ Hub Jackson’s Sporting Gtxxls Jaynes Typewriter Exchange ensen Tile and Marble Company J J. NEWBERRY COMPANY AT • w Julius W. Stephens Investments 40 Key City Cleaners, Inc. Kurt’s Decorative Service , LOTT SUPP LY COM PANY Melcher-Ray Machinery Comp any Miller Studio Mojonnier Sons, inc, Nchi Beverage Company Pete’s Sport Shop Marina “SCOTTY 1 CUMMINS ATH SHERWOOD ROBERTS, ! Sonotone of Walla Walla Spence Tire Service Standard Agricultural Chemicals, Inc, ITroyer Schwarz , RT STUDIO WALLA W ALLA GRAIN GROWERS, WALLA WALLA UNIOf ' J Washington Machinery Supply ttwnpi ■ o Have Supported Un m Ackerman Garry 23 68 Ad arm, Carol 80 Adams, Carrol 80 Adams, Leonard 28, 68 67 73 Adams Robert 23, 70 Aerni, Dave 28, 71 Aerni, Judith 23, 63 Ahlgren, Gary 23 68 Akenurst, Linda 33, 52, 53, 62 82 Albin, Wayne 33, 78 Aldrich, Howard 33, 57. 80, 91,93 Aldrich, Sarah 16 23, 83 Alexander, Marshall 4 64 Alfrey, Beverly 28 53, 6L 79 Allen,Jim 33, 57, 73 Allen brand, Paul 22 Ambs, Betty 28 Ambs, Bob 28, 68 Amundson. Roger 15, 28 52 56 68, 91,93 Andersen Lyle 23 Anderson, Andie 28, 61, 76 Anderson, Carol Ann 19, 28 55 63 73 77 Anderson, Carol 28 55, 72 Anderson, l on 9 Anderson Howard 28 68 Anderson, John 9, 15 Anderson Kathryn 23 78 Anderson, Leonard 23, 58, 80 Anderson, Richard 33, 61 90, 93, 95 97 Angotti Jim 28 68, 92 Angoifi Velma 18, 28 Amoldt Joann 28, 53 73 Arthurs, Joan 14, 16, 33, 54 Am, Roy 28 Austin, B E 9 Austin Dave i6, 33 57 63 73 Axford, Danny 23 62, 68, 75 Axford, Dennis 23. 68 B Babb David 28, 68 Babb Mike 23, 68 Bailey, Bruce 23, 68, 74 Bailey, Donna 28, 58, 73 Bailey, Janice 28, 18 55 Bai lev Mary Lee 33 54, 77 Baker Chcrri 14, 18, 28 55, 63 Baker Krista 28 Baker Willard 23, 67, 68 Baldwin, Beverly 33, 62 Baldwin, Peannc 23 Banks, Gary 16, 28 68 95, 97 Barer Stanley 27. 28, 56, 60, 66, 67 68, 77, 88 Barker, Thelma 23 Barlow, Naidine 28, 53 Barnhart. Shirley 16. 34 70 Barnhart, Virginia 23, 34, 82 83 Barr, Gary 28, 70 Harriet Jeannette 34 Barritt, Larrie 28 Bartel t, Wilma 23 52, 59 83 Bates, BUI 23 68, 80, 81 92 Bates, Gene 14 20,28,56.60,68,91,93 94 Baugh Ebon 28, 68 Bayfey, Bruce 28 68 Beachman, Karen 34 53, 73 Bean, Charles 23, 63 Beck, Alan 23, 71, 74 Beck, Robin 34 91,93 95 97 Beneflel, Margcc 34, 62 63 Ben nett, Bill 28, 70 Bennett, Connie 28, 73 Bennett, Harold 34 57, 62, 71, 74 Bcnzel, Darrell 34, 57, 71 Berg, Merlyn 23, 28 Bergevin Alice 16, 19. 27, 28 55 76 Bergevin, Gary 23 56. 68. 80 Bergst rahser, Ursula 23, 59, 82 Bergstrasser, Dieter 28, 68 Bernave Jim 23 56, 68, 80 Bernave, Joanne 34, 55 63, 67 Bcrtiey, Mark A, 9 Berry, Pam 23 18 53, 72 73 Bickel, Renagcne 23, 53 83 Bird, John 34,56 61 63, 68 Bisnett Robert 9 Blake, Darlene 18, 23 72, 73 83 Blattman, Susan 28 54 RJizc, Dean 23, 67. 68 Biocklinger, Ronald 16, 23, 57 68, 91 93 95 Blue, Clayton 28 60, 68 Blue Maida 19 14, 15, 34, 52, 55, 58, 74. 87 Blue, Marvin 23, 63, 72 Boaz, Albert C 9 Bogle, Donna Gayc 15, 23, 55, 60, S3 Borgers, Phyllis 28, 73 Borum Nancv 14, 18, 19 34, 52, 55 61 66 67 75 Boschker Olin 23, 67 68, 80 Boschker, Wilbur 9 20 Botlger, Penny 23 Boutz Mickey 22 68 Bowers Harold 23, 56, 68 Boynton, Darlene 34 53, 73 75 Braden. Jim 20 34, 57. 80 Bradford, Mary 14, 23 59, 63 Bradley Anna Mac 23 53, 59 82 Brashear, Dale 28, 56, 68, 80, 81 Brazeal David 21 23 Bredsted. Elizabeth 34 Brehin, Gordon 23, 60 68 Brehm Bill 11 Briese June 34 54 63 Briggs. Bill 28, 68 Brisky Ken 23, 62,68, 75 Brixey Art 28, 56 60 68 91,93 Brooks, Nancy 14, 18, 19, 34, 52, 54, 65, 73 76, 78, 16 Brown Carol 28 55, 70, 73 Brown, Claudia 18, 28, 55 70, 7 2, 73 Brown, Euton 28 56, 68 Brawn. Henrv 11 Brown, Karen 15 34, 52 55, 88 Brovytt, Leroy 34, 80, 81 Brown Rondall 35 Brown, Sharon 18, 35, 58 Brown, Sonja Lee 28, 72 Bruce, Richard 28, 35 Rrueggemerer, Carl 9 Brum bach Rex 81 Brunton, Barbara 15, 16, 19, 35 52, 54 65 73, 75 77 Brunton delta 28, 54. 59, 82 Buchheim, Jackie 35, 52, 54, 61,82 Buckman Harriet 14, 19, 28 58, 64, 67 Buck man, Irene 9 53, 80 Burgess, David 16 28 56, 68 81 Burgess, Vanna 35 Burkhart, Roger 14. 15. 16, 21, 35 52, 56, 65, 68, 80, 81, 84 86 Burleson, James 35, 62, 68, 75 Burnett, Betty Jo 23, 18 Burnette, Bob 23, 60. 68 Burroughs, Shelden 23, 80 68 Burroughs, Shirlev 23 Bury Bob 35 57 58, 65 Busse, Robert 23, 68 Bussini, Joanne 23 Butcher, Justine 23, 54 82, 83 Butler. Jim 23. 68 Butler, Jim A. 23 80 C Carder, Shannon 28, 68 Carlson, Tom 35 Carlyle, Dennis 28, 67 Carlyle, Jerry 35 Carney Wesley 35, 65 Carpenter BUI 28 68 Garrick, Elizabeth 23 54. 59, 67 72 82, 83 Carter, Donald 35, 63 Carter Geraldine 35, 62 Carter, Joyce 28, 53 Carter Kenneth 21 23 68 Carter, Peggy 28, 55 Case, Pal 28 Casper Catherine 14, 19 33, 35, 55, 63, 65, 67 73, 74, 84 Cassell, Clarence 9, 74 Cassens, Eddie 23, 68 Castoldi, Don 35, 80 Castoldi, Duane 35 Gat he v Mary Etta 28 Cearley, Doris 28, 72 Center, Cathy 28, 55 62 Chamberlain Judy 23 Chandler, Sara Joe 35 54, 61,75, 89 Chapman, BUI 36 Chenauli Mary Ann 23, 59, 78 Cherry holmes, Royce 36 Childers, Terry 28 Christenson, Bud 80, 81 Christopher, Judv 16, 23. 58 Chun, Marilyn 1$, 19 18, 36, 53, 64, 65 75 Clark, Ben 23 Clay son, Janet 19, 36, 52, 55, 65 73 Clements Ken 15 20, 22, 23, 57 68, 92, 95 Glute Mike 36 Clutc, Tommy 23 68, 95 Gobain Mike 23 57, 68 Gobain Pat 36 53 Cobb Darlene 23 Cochran, Marvin 23, 68, 71 Cockcrlinc, Mary Ann 14, 36 58, 87 Coffey Carol 23 Colley Jerry 28, 56, 68, 91,93 Colley Wes 28. 56, 60, 68, 80, 92 Comfort JoArm 14 23 53 Conner, Gary 28 56. 60, 68, 91,93 Conway, Francis 9 Cook, Alice 23 Cook, Joe 36 Cooper, Loyal 23, 63 Copeland, konald 28 68 Cornel ison Purdy 9 Carrel 1 Colleen 28 Coryell, Bill 28. 68, 80 Corvell, Lvnne 36, 55, 62 Cousins BUI 20, 23 68, 80 81 Coxon. Ellen 19 36 55. 58, 63 67 74, 75 Crawford Cathy 28, 72 Crawford Ray 36, 71, 74 Crawshaw Rosalie 29 Grippen Monte 23, 68, 92 CHscola, Gerald D. 23 68 Griscola, Patty 23, 55, 67, 72, 82 Craft, Ralph 36, 57 58 Crosbie Keith 9, 22, 88, 89 Crulhers, Charles 36 Cruthers, Larry 23, 63, 68 Cummings James 36 63 68 Cummings, Mary Jane 29, 61 Cunnington, JoAnne 23, 83 Curcio Mae Arlene 36 61 Currie, Don 23, 68 Currie Frank A. 36 Czyhold, Michael W. 29, 63, 68 D Hague, Dick 21, 29, 36 60, 68 Dammrose, Gwen 16 36 52, 53, 75 Daniels, Joanne H 23 72, 82 Davidson Carl 29, 68, 84) Davidson, Clara 23 Davidson, Edward 2L 23. 68 Davis Arthur 29 Davis, Carol 29 58, 77 Davis, Don 16, 23, 56 68 87, 91,93, 95 Davis, LeRoy 23, 68, 92 Davison, Harold 29, 57, 68 78 Davison Janet Jo 16, 36. 54 70, 73 Day, Leo 37, 68 Dean, Janis 23 70, 72, 73 DeBoer Kay 18, 23 53 DeKeyser. Mary Jane 37 53, 54, 62, 65 67 Delaney. Bill 29, 57, 66. 67, 68 Delaney, Red 20 33 37, 52, 57, 60, 64, 65. 66, 67 75 Depping, Marlene 37 Derbawka, Danny 23, 56, 68 DeWitt, Ronald 29. 68 Dickinson, Billy 23, 68 Dickinson, Richard 37 Dickinson, Robert 24, 68 Dixon, Luana 29, 53 Doggett Tom 37. 64 Donovan, Tom 29 68, 80 Doschades, Frances 24 Douglas, Bill 37, 56, 63 Downey, Howard 21, 37 61 68 77 Downey, Janet 29. 58 Drake, Dianne 29, 53 Drake Ken 37 63 Draper, Juliana 9, 22 Duff, Carolyn 29, 55 63 Dummler Terry 24, 68 Dunne Betty 29 Dye, lionise 37. 59 Id 15, 68.80,91,93 i. 80 A 7 - ' v63, 66 9T, 93 aa, jo, uu vs i MV Gfl QO ' Edwards, Jim 24, 60, 68 Effingrr, Leonard 24 Ekstrom. Larry 37 Eldridge, Barbara 29 Elkington. BarbaxaiU, 53 Elkington, Roger 57, 63 EllcrfbeXgcr, F Ellis, Mike 24 Eltott jkn 4, ElyVjamet ? v Emm; BUI 24, 68, 69 Emert, Sondra 37. Si Emigh, Grant 2Sj§7JW Emigh, Ralph % Emmonf, ' Mavis 24, 58, 70, 7 ' Eng W; 16, 37, 56, 65 Engl6k, Karen 24, 53, 54, 59 EniUsn; Janet 2 , 55-.7B ErmSr; Frank 24, 68 92 Marvin 16 24, 68 Nihb, Darr Ht£4 T 7t f Erdman. Clark 37, 61.68 Erdman Joanne 16, 3jf)d3, 54, 63,65. Esary Mary 9, 17 . ' Av yj ' Ess Jani S 24. 7 f a X Eubanks, Lin 29 155, 60, 67 i - Pageratrgm Chnsline 37J 8, 65 Fairchild, Nancy 29, 55V Fairs, Wilma 24 J , ifey, Leroy 27 2 67, 68, 95 Fafley, Wesley 1 33, 38, 57168 91,93, raure. Rope Lee 29 Faust, Rdberi 24, 71 Fendfr Diaime 38,41 Fcrgitaon, Clifiofk29; 58, 73 Ferre), CaroL2 ‘ Ferrd, Nandy 9, 53, 58, 60 Felthoffifej Pamela 24 Field, Prfsi 24, 54 Fields, David 24, 60, 92 Fields, Jack 24, 68, 7 Fields, Jane 14, J3 l9o, 54, 61,67 Figgins, Sharonfee 24, 77 Fil an J a (uckjfi $ l Filan Joy 9, 53, 76 C A W Fleenor, Martha 24, 54, dfc 67, 70, 72, 63 Fleenor, Murl 38, ffT, 67, 68 Fletcher, LindA 24, 18 59, 82 FleicheuWI it), 83,91, 93 Flisrsutn iToilim v 29, 68 Fogg, Wayne 2d, 24, 56, 92, 93 Folsom, Dave 27, 29, 56, 60, 68 Ford, David 29, 68 Forrest, Patty 16, 29, 55, 60, 64, 72, 73 Foster. Sharon 24, 71 Fowler, James 29, 68 Fox, Deanna 24 Frakes, Lloydeen 29, 58, 67, 70 Francis, Betty 29, 54, 67 Francis, Dorothy 14, 38, 54, 61 Frank, Carl 38, 68, 80 Frank, Janice 19, 38, 58 Franzen. Richard 29, 57, 68 Frazier, Gerald 24, 68 80 French, JoAnn 24, 67 G Gabel, Karl 24, 68 Gaddis. Leo 29, 67, 68 Gaetz, Judy 38 Gaffney,John 29, 79 Gainer, Gary 29, 70 Gaines, Bruce 24, 68, 92 Gallivan, Georgia Mae 10 Gamble, Alice 24, 59, 73 Gamble, Judy 24, 59, 61, 72 Garvas, Phyllis 38, 54, 61,62 Garvie, Ann 24, 59, 79. 83 Garvie. Robert 38, 62, 63, 75 Gates, Gerald 20, 24, 71 Gatzkejohn 38, 67, 68 Gee, Harold 24, 63 1 68 George, Irene 29 George, James 14, 15, 20. 38, 56 84, 91,93 Gervais, Frances 24, 59-, 61 Gessel, Eric 24, 68 Gies, Edna 38. 52, 54, 65, 82 Gies, Geraldine 38, 53, 77 Gillis, Dennis 24, 67, 68 Gil kaftan 16, 38, wW, 67, Gilmqte, Sue 15, 17,49738, 54, 65, 75 Barbarai 4jJ Wallaeejff 62 1 68 Marilyn 29, 53 . 80 Honeycutt Jack 10, 57, Hooper, Mary 24, 78, 83 Hooper, Paul 49, 56, 63,J Hopkins, James 21, 29, Hopkins. Steve 21, 24J v Hoppe, Laura 14, 3( 62 Hopper, Richmond V s I Horn, Marvitf 24, 6B, 80, 91,93, 95 r y i Horne —T ‘ Hough Houk, Edt 4, 82 VI HowaMf william 5 HowtilJt Ada 10, 55 HoycKoKald 16 v ioytjim 24, iudson, Sherrq Huff, Richard 95, in Ann 24 O Tacc TO, 54, 83 4° JAXhl Hughes, ArlA Hughes Grovet, Darlene 3y, 54, 61, Gdeyiijier, Margaret 10, 3 GuJftfrCarroll 21, £9, “ pumm, Maric 39, Gunderson, Rich, 1 Gwinn, Douglas 29, H Haase h, Gar 224 t 71 Haifse, AWn JO I 29, 63, ,-, 39. , on, Anne 24,J ' 53 I 24, 68, 79 vrrlv 24, 54, 59, 61,83 ' Bill 16, 29,56, 67,68,92,97 ckie 18, 39, 53, 62 lick 16, 39, 56, 73,91,93 Pit 24, 53, 70 Hanley, Darlene )4 t 15, 22, 24, 55, 67 Hanley, JoAnn 14, 15, 39, 55, 61, 62 Harding Jackie 19, 29, 55, 67, 72, 73 Margin, Drusilla 24, 70 Hargm, Gerald 15, 39, 57, 62, 75 Harlow, Patty 24 Harmon, Melinda 18, 29, 54, 79 Hart, Catherine 19, 24, 59, 62 Hartley, Bill 29, 56, 60, 68 Hartley, Bob 29. 68 Harvey. Earle 29 Hathaway, David 15, 24. 68 Hathaway, Judie 15, 29. 53, 60, 67, 71, 74 Hathaway, Pat 39, 53, 73 Hatley, Everett 39, 70 Hawker, Evan 29, 56, 92, 95 Hawkins, Dave 29, 56, 60, 71 Hawks, Curtis 29. 67, 68 Haws, Janice 16, 19, 39. 58, 74, 75, 79 Haws, Paul 24, 63, 68 Haves, Paul 29, 56, 68, 92 Hays, Larry 21, 29, 56, 68, 92, 95, 97 Headlev, l4en 24, 80 Healy, Deniece 15, 24, 58, 67, 76 Heflron, Alice 24, 59, 61, 67, 79, 83 Heimbigner, Don 29 Hein, Gail 24, 78, 80, 92 Hein, Gary 21, 39, 63, 79 Heisey, Gary 29, 68 Heisev, Larry 24, 58 Heifer. Don 15, 22, 24, 56, 60, 68, 80 Heifer, Sharon 24, 74 Henderson, Ruth 24, 59, 61 Henline, Bryce 39, 52, 56, 60, 65, 68, 91, 93 HcnzeL Dorothy 29, 68 Henzel, Vernon 24 Herd, Dale 24, 68 Hess, Robert 24, 68, 92 Hester, Lorine 39 Heumphreus, Donna 24, 82 Hickman, Nancy 39 Hicks, Sandra 24 Hignetl. Eddy 24, 60 Hill. Beverly 15, 19, 33, 39, 58, 62, 70, 71. 74,75 Hill, Melvin 15,40,91,93,94 Hilliard. Gary 22 Himes. Kathleen 24, 63, 82 Hinckle. Hone 40. 53, 59, 70, 73, 82 Hofer, Fred 24, 68 tUiniix Bengal ... tighter, Doreen Kty 65,74 Hunter, Susan 30 Hurley, Te Husel, Jeannette Hutd ings, 4, 75 pnean 16, 19, 30, 58 e, Jjm 40, 56, 60, 61, 87 19, 33, 40, 52, 58, 64, 40, 53, 61, 64, 65 , BeckwlS, 30, 54 7 77 flou 19, 40. 5$: ' 84 . . 30 pdrSusan 22, 24 54 ji t Beverly 30 73 Jxckson, AI 30, 57 68 Jackson, Ed 39 v 68 Jackson, Eileen 39 Jackson, Gordon 24, 68 ackson, Jnhn 30, 60, 70 am isoru li a rold 30, 95 aquins, Barry 25, 68 jau saud, Leon 30, 70 Jefferis Judy 19, 30, 73 Jensen, Barbara 33, 40, 54, 70, 75, 82 pmpAim 16, 40, 57, 60, 75 X dbe, Virginia 40. 70, 74 Johns, Almeta 18, 25, 59, 62, 72, 73, 82 ohnson, Dayle 21, 30, 71, 74, 8t Johnson, Don 25, 57, fj8, 72 J ohnson, Howard 39, 68, 80 ohnson, Janice 40, 61,63. 67, 70 Johnson, Judy 25, 55, 67, 70, 83 Johnson, Judy Mae 30, 55, 61 Johnson, Leslie 16, 25, 67, 68, 72, 73. 74 ohnson, Lynn 40, 71 ohnson, Ronnie 40, 60 Johnson, Fom 14, 16, 21, 40, 56, 68 Johnston, Tom 20. 21, 30, 56, 91, 93, 95, 97 t ones, Arthur 8 I ones, Carol Ann 40, 53, 62, 65 Jones, Don 20, 41, 56, 67, 68, 75, 80, 81 ones. Vera II, 63, 72 Joseph, Eva 30, 55, 60, 73 K Kain, Bill 11 Kaniut, Laura Lee 16, 25, 52, 54, 59, 82, 61 Kan tola, Edward 10, 80 Katsel, Lee 25, 68, 92 Katsel, Nancy 23 Keen Jack 25, 60, 68 Keezcl, E L. 10, 75, 77 Kelln. Wayne 41, 73 Kendall, Be tty 30. 53, 72, 73 Kennedy, Ed 41, 57 Kennedy, Fred 41, 56 Kerns Jim 11 Kibler Janice 25, 82, 83 Right, Mike 15, 33, 41, 56. 65, 68, 64, 75, 91 93 Kilburg, Pat 25 Kimball, Fred 16, 41, 57, 60, 75, 80 Kinney, Jim 30, 68, 95 Kimzey, Vicki 41 King, Alan 41. 78 King, Eugenia 15, 18, 19, 41,52, 58, 62, 65 73 King. Mary Jo 18,30,53 King, Rosalind 30, 53, 67, 74 Kingiley, Jinice 18,41,52,58,62,67.74, 75 Kinder, Leranne H. 30 55 Kirkman, Elizabeth 10, 55 Kirk man Ruth It, 19, 27. UK 54,60 .64 67 72 73 Kirkpatrick Dick 25, 68 KillL« , iinl, 30, 56. M. fir-. 97. 98 KJassen Mary Ixm 30 63 Klein Bonnie 16, 23, 72 Klmskv. Dolores 30 53, 59, 62, 76 79 Klumb, John 10, 91, 93 Kna t Urry 30, 56, 64, 66, 67, 68, 80, 81 Knopf Conrad 30 52 57, 64. 67, 68 Knox, Dean H 57. 61, 67 68, 71 KHudson, Milton 30, 68 Knudson, Ruby 25. 63 Kooreny, Jim 30, 71 Kralman, Marilyn 18, 25, 58, 70 74 Kreiu, Sally 41 Kronquist, Ray 41 65 Krumsiek, Dolores 16, 41, 52 53, 62, 67 Kukal. Rena 25, 72 73, 83 L Lacey, Janet 25, 72, 82 Lackcv, Charles 41 Ladd, Dick 30 56, 60, 68. 91, 93 Ladiges, Carol 25, 68 Lamb Jim 25, 80 Lamb, Robert 30, 68, 80 Lamoti, Janice 18, 11,53,82, 73. 75 Lane Gerald 25 71 Lane Larrv 21 25, 68, 92 Langbecker, Gerald 25 68 Langis Alfred 25 LaPmc, Gary A. 21 30 63, 70 Larsen, Russell II, 70 71 Lawrence. Richard 41 Lavton Bill 30 68 I edbetter, W. G. 8, 20 Lee Jack 42, 58, 79 Lee Jerry 20 21, 25, 70, 74 Lee, Majorie -30. 58 72 Lee, Nancy 25 72 Leeper, Joannic 42, 73 Leichner, Cordelia 42 59, 75 Lcist Ban 25 68, 80 Lenhan Louise 30 Lewis, Ivan 25 Lewis Judy 25 Lewis Margaret 42 55, 63, 75 Like, Bob 30 Liming. Alice 30 laming, Loretta 25 83 Lind, Sharon 25 83, 82 Link, Claudia 16, 42 59 Linke, Eugene 25, 60, 70, 72 Linke VcneU 42 58, 70 71 74 75 Linton Nona 25 70 Lateral Joyce 30, 58, 72, 75 77 Little, Agnes 10, 64 65 Liu, Al i 1 Lobdell, Bill 21 42 76 Logan, Dewane 42 Logan, Jauniu 25 LoLseau Lyn 30. 58, 68 Loney Beverly 18 42 52 53 67 73 Loney jerry 30 68 Lonev, Sherry 18 42 52 59 Long, Bill 25 68 Long, Dale 30 Long, Florence 11 Longmire, Gary 21, 25, 68 92 Louderback Barbara 25 55, 67, 83 Lucarelli Jean 30 Luca relli Johnny 30 56, 68 Lucardli, Louwe 25 54 67, 83 Lucarelli Norman 25 68, 80 Lund, Catherine Ann 14 15 19, 42 52, 55 62, 65,75,84 Lusk. Billie Jo 14 16. 19 30,54 60 67, 89 Lybecker, Chester 11 81 Lybecker, Donald 21 42, 52 65, 80 81 Lybecker, Russel 15, 16 25, 68 B0 Lynch, Pat 16 25,60 68 80 M MacDougal, Sue 25, 73 Maestretti, Gary 30 56, 60 68 92 Maestretti Linda 30, 58, 70, 73, 74 Maland Dustin 25, 60, 68 Pat uane fck 25, hyllis 18 IS 30 Robert 25 68 fend, Marrs, Diana 4 ' Marshall Gloria Martin!4Jo� 16, 4 1 Martii y Shirley 25 M a t hewsTMaqk Lou Matthc «3 Di nff25 59 61 Maucr ■Ffe 53, 72 Maxson O rry 16, 1 52, McAdams, Shnna 14; 18 McAulay Barbara !8, 19, McBride, Charles-AiL 20 McCall um M aril yd 42, 53$ McCambridge, Lynn 25 68 McCarthy, J ames 25 McClenny Jim 30 McCoun, Gathe McGowan Don ' TO, 56 fa 16,25 58 83 ta Ann 18 19 31, 60 55 67 62 63 68 31 73 74 70 22 25 68 11 52, 55, 60 67 72 89 52, 56, 60. 68, 92 McGowan, Kay 19 25 55 67,77 McCoy, Bob 25, 71, 74 v_ McCoy, Cliff 43 63 80 McCoy, Deanna 30, 58 67 McCov, Harold 25, 62. 67 68 71,7 V MtCully Janice 30 58, 64. 73, 76 McDaniel. Jessie McDonald Glenn McDonald Ruth 1 McElhaney, Mike 43 57 McFall Patricia 43 Me Falls Sondra 30, 59 73 McFarland Lee 47 C Me Far lane, Jerry 21, 3CU? McKay James 11 80 81 McKenzie, Sharon 15, 25 McKinnon, Jack 43 McKinsey, Gene 43 McLeod Donald, 30 67, 68 MeVay Jerry 43, 65, 70, 71 73 75 Mead, Rosalie 43 58, 62, 65, 67 Meiners Myron 31, 68 80 Mercado Roger 15 21 43 91 Mikkelsen, Jo Anne 31, 63 Miller, Bub 16 31 56 67 68 92 Miller Jean 25 Miller Morrie 31 56 68 91 93 95 MiUgard,Ted31,56, 6B, 80 Mills, Fern 43 78 Moblev, Dons 19, 31, 52, 55 Mock, Maralyn 27, 31, 55, 67 74 Moffm Joan 25 Monahan, Dick 22 25, 57 60, 68, 91 93 Monroe Nila 25 Monroe Nola 43, 61, 73 Montgomery Gerald 43 63 Moreland. Ardyth 18 25 54 82 Moreland, Bovd 31 60 92 Morris, Eillean 31, 54, 62 82, 83 Morris Melinda 15, 25 Morris Mike 14 15 20 21, 43 52 56 63 80, 81,91 93 Morrisson, Joyce 18 31 Morrisson, William 31, 56, 63 60 68 91 Moser, Edwin 11 Mosley, Eton 31,68 Mosley, Ruby 25 Muller Shirley 31, 55, 67, 76 Munsey CarJey 25 Munsey Norman 43, 52, 56 61 84 Murnlls, Mary r 25 Muxlow Marilyn 19, 43, 75, 77 Myers, Jim 43 Myers, Judy 16, 25 76 N Nally, Della 31 62, 63 Nascimento, Michael 25 68, 80 Nations Barbara 43, 63, 72 Neighbor, Martin 25 fcJeilL Lou 18, 43 53 62 73 Neisess, Jim A. 15 31 57, 64 67 68 Nelson Clark 11 Nelson Dorothy Irene 31 72 Nelson Kenneth 31, 71,84 Nelson Marlene 31 58 Nelson Neb 31 57 68 92, 95 r 4owteSLAnne v -- Oakley a ObackC ' Marian 15 2 □j Gar 25, V “Strike, Nyla 31 54r4.7 72, 19 Oft Barl ara 15 25 58 60, 79 82 83 Ohashi, Ailech44 53?$2, 65 79, V OIdridgn. Neil fr 44. 5 6, 67ftel 73 Ha oOiiohelle % 55, ©hhifead, Jeff 25 «1 Otar Glenn U, 66 cVOmfci, Shirle S 61 15 ' 44 57 61 6 90, 93, 4 nc 25, 72 - V O NdO Marlene; 16, 31 54,62 J Ord M rijyn 14% 44 5!M§ 67 7 Os nc Donna 25 M tckeySL68X_, Ownfiy etty 22_ V f je Saffy3L|H Page Tom 4 V Darlene Mary 3L 5 64 0, 74 Pasco iSry 26 % Patrick, Helen 44% Peck, Russell We Peterson, wb 27 Pfeiffer E II, Pinkerton, Marda 18, Poe, Duane Ponfi Ponti, Porter Porter Dave 26. 68 Porter. Rosanna Jewel Potter Gail 26 68. 95 PottraU. Franldin 44 80, Powers Dale 31 Powers Lee 33, 44, 60. 71 Proud foot, Harry 20 26 57 Pruett, Mike 26, 68 Pruett, William 47 R Ragsdale, Cliff 44, 78 Rahn, Edith 14 26 Rahn, Kenny 31 68 Rasco, Berwyn 19, 44, 53 52 64 65 75 77 Ray George 20, 26 56, 67, 68 77 Ray Marion 11 Reardon, Nancy 18 19 44, 55, 75 Rease, Lena 11 Reavis Mary Jean 44 72 Rebillard, Gene 19 31, 54, 67 70. 73 Redfield Gary 44 62 75 Redfield, Sharon 44 58, 74 Reed Gail 26 67 68 70 Reed, Kathryn 26, 55 Reeder Jerry- Dean 31 57, 70 74 Reever jerry 31 68 Reierson, Gene 26 60, 68 Reinhardt Eton 26, 68 Reiswig, Gerald 26 63 72 Reiswig, Geraldine 44, 62 65 Reiter Neil 26, 71 73 Rembold Georgiann 31, 54. 55, 70 74, 83 Remboldt, Janet 44 53 59 70 Renbargcr, Marv Arm 15,18 22 26, 55 67 82 Rew, Joan 26 70 Reynolds Allen 8, 64 Rice, Florence 26 Rice, Kaye 31,53 71 74 Richardson, John 92 95, 11 Richardson Shirley 32 Riemer, Morn ' 31,56 68. 92 Rigsby, Beverly 31, 55, 72 Riley, Elwin 26 71 92 Rimbey, Cloella 11 Rimbey. Del win 26,68, 73 Rimbey, Evangelinc 44,63,73, 75 Rios, Raymond 31, 68 Ritchie, Don 15, 45,52, 57, 65,84 Ritchie, Jim 31,68 Roberts, Darrell 45,63 Roberts, Jan ice 31 Roberts, Linda 19, 31,54 Roberts, My rna 45, 53, 73 Rubins, Kav 31 Robinson. Don 31,57,67,68 Rode, Bob 31,68 Rode, Donna Mae 26, 54, 71 Rodgers, Robert 26, 68 Rogers, David 31l,68 Rogers, Garv 45, 56, 60 Rogers, Miriam 26, 73 74 Rose, George 45, 57, 70, 71 Rosenfelt. Lawerence 45 Ross, Judy 31 Roth, Ro d 16,21,45,57,68 Roth. Sue 19, 45, 52,54 Roysc, Norman 45, 57, 60, 70 Rule, Mary Loomis 31,64,58 Russel, Alan 31,67 Russel, John 31,68, 71 Ryles, Mike 26, 70 Sabins, Carla 31 Sabins, Raymond 31 Sala, Lois Ann 31,70 Salt marsh, Don 31,70 Sams, Delores 45, 61 Sams, Mabel 26 Sanders, Gayle 26,68, 72 Sanderson. Janice 26 Sargent, Joe 26, 57. 68, 73 Sauer, Wand alee 26, 72 Saunders, Don 31,70 Saunders, Phyllis 45, 63 Schaefer, Aileen 26, 60 Schaefer, Margaret 26 Schick,Joy 31,74, 76,79 Sch merer. Roger 26, 68 Schmidt, Betty 19, 45,62,74 Schoessler, Bob 45 Schultz, Craig 26 Scrimsher, Martha 26 Seelev, Mary Lois 45, 53, 58 Serven. Tyke 31,68, 80, 81 Shaw, Sandra 45, 53, 5? Shelton, Larry 32, 68, 80 Shepard, Carole 14, 32, 62 Shepherd, Ann 17, 19, 45, 55, 62, 65,80, 81, 86 Sherwood, Dave 45 Shoemaker,Judy 32, 55,60, 67. 76 Shower, Bob 26, 63, 74 Sigler. Dyann 26, 72, 73 Simmonds, Carolyn 1 1 Sivertsou, Jane Ann 18, 19, 45, 55, 61, 65, 67, 70 73, 74, 84 Slaughter, Charles 26, 60, 68, 72, 73, 74 Smiley, Caroler 19, 46, 54, 67, 70, 71 Smith, Jim 26, 68, 95, 97 Smith, John 46, 63, 73 Smith ohn A. 32, 57, 68 Smith, Martha II Smith. Sharon 26 Soper, David 32, 52, 57. 60, 92 Spencer, Anthony 26, 68 Spurlock, Bill 46 Stamba ugh, Jerry 32, 68 Stapleton, Eugene 26, 92, 95 Stazel, Linda 46, 52, 53, 58, 60, 74, 75, 79 Stedman, Carolyn 26, 82, 83 Sleffy, Larry 32 Steiner, Roger 16, 46, 57, 68, 73, 84 Stewart, Bob 32 Stewart. Carol Ann 16, 19, 46. 55 Stewart, John 14, 15, 16, 46, 66, 67, 85, 91,93 Stewart, Helen 11 Stkka, Gan ' 26, 68 Stillman, Allyn 46 Stillman, Frank 26, 67, 68 Stoller, Susan 26, 54, 67, 72 Stoncipher. William 26, 60, 68, 80 Stoneroad, Eileen 16, 19. 32, 52, 55, 60, 77 Storrer. Caro! 32, 53, 63, 82 Stovall, Cheri 46, 62, 73 Stovall, Helen 32, 72 Stowe, Dick 22 Straw, Marilyn 26, 53, 83 Strickland, George 26, 68 Strode, Pat 32, 72 Struthens, Allen 32, 56, 60, 68, 80 Summers, Darlene 46, 59,63 Sutherland, Janice 26, 54, 67, 76 Swanson, Ronnie 46, 68. 80 T Tachibana, Janiece 15, 17,18,46, 52,13,60, 65, 78 Tachibana, Patty 32, 55,64, 79 Tate, Verta 46, 53 Teague, Ralph 32, 57, 68 Teaf, Gene 32, 59. 71, 73,88 Thatcher, John 21, 46, 57, 65, 75 Thcison, Roger 74 Thomas, Nancy 32, 58 Thompson, Fred 14, 46, 59 Thompson, Phyllis 16. 19. 46, 54,63, 64,65, 67, 73,75 Thonney, Richard 32, 68 Thrasher, Charline 46, 53, 76 Tidrick, K. A. 8, 16, 33, 60 Timmons, Nancy 19, 47, 52, 53, 89 Tinker, Bob 46, 80 Tom Union, James 26 Tomlinson, Marian 47, 63 Tomlinson, Phyllis 26, 52, 54, 61 Tompkins, Shannon 47, 57. 61 Torrence, Wilma 26 Touchon, Karen 47, 53 Townsend, Donna 26. 54, 67, 83 Troeh, Carla 18. 32, 58, 73 Trousdale, Lee 32, 68 Trudgeon, Duane 32, 62. 7 L 74, 75 Tucker, Dee 15, 19, 32. 54, 60, 72, 73 Tucker, Ted 26, 56, 60. 68, 80 U Underwood, Rac 32, 58, 62 Unruh, Tom 32, 68 V VanAmdle, Kay 18, 32, 53, 72, 73, 78 VanDatta, Ronald 26, 68 Van Doren, Frank 26 Van Horn, Gary 16, 26, 63, 70, 72, 73 Van Wagner, Annette 26, 70 Vaughan, Denny 47 Vaughan, fudi 32. 53 Vernon, Dorothy 26, 53, 58, 72, 73, 83 W Wade Jim 26, 68, 80 Wade, Norman 32, 56, 60, 91, 93 Wagner, Unda 18, 32,54,67, 72, 73 Wain Wright, Gordon 32, 71 Walker, Daniel 21, 32, 60, 68, 80 Walker. Man ' 32 Walker, Tom 32, 68 Wallace, Carol 26, 61, 67 Wallace, Donna Mae 32, 55, 64, 67 Wallingford, Patricia 32, 59 Walter , Harold 47, 60, 91, 93, 94 Walters, Patty 32, Walther, Sharon 26, 54, 83 Walty, Tom 26, 68 Warfield. Laa 26, 82 Warren, Mary Ann 47 Warren, Joy 26, 82 Warwick, iiob 32, 70 Wajemiller Shirley 32, 58, 63 Watson, Gary 47 Watts, Judy 22 Weatherly, Maureen 32 Weaver, Warren 47 Weber, Bill 16, 20, 47, 57, 61,68, 93, 95, 97 Webster, Janlyn 32, 54, 59. 82, 83 Webster, Jim 47,80, 73 Webster, Linda 26, 54. 60 Weincl, Laura Louise 82, 83 Westgard, Marlene 47, 61, 62 Westgard, Quinlan 47, 52, 61,62, 73 Westlake. La Verne 47, 62 West, Mary Ann 59 Weyer, Rick 32 Weyer, Sharon 26 Wheeler, Frank 32, 70, 73 Whiteley, Roberta 32 Whiteman, Judy 27, 32, 54, 67 Whiteman, Patty 22, 26, 54 Whittington, Jim 26, 68 Wiggins, Hal 26 Wilson, Ed 47,57, 70. 71 Wilson, Herbert 16, 47, 52, 57, 59, 61,67, 68, Wilson Jeannette 26 Wilson Joe 26, 60, 68,91,93 Wistrum, Mary 11 Wolfe. Delbert 32, 56, 68,92 Wold, Dick 32, 68 Wood, Carol 32 Wood, Marie 26 Woods, Dannv 26,63, 68 Wooten, Brent 32, 68, 91,93,94.95, 97 Wooten, Richard 11 1 27,97 Workman James 26, 68 Wright, Dick 2 K 47, 56,63, 68, 73, 95 WykofT, Roger 16, 68, 91,93.95 Yeend, Judy 15, 26 Young, Betty 26 Young, Ruth 32, 53 Z Zaat, Ted 47, 59, 67, 68 Zaro, David 32, 56, 68, 80 Zier, Sharon 26 Zimmerman, Ann 32, 55, 63, 72 Zimmerman, Ralph 26, 68, 72 Ztttcrlcopf, Bob 32 68 Zitierkopf, Gloria 19, 47, 53, 65, 73, 74 Zoesch, Donna 47, 53, 63 Zoller, Robert 32, 68, 80 Zuber, Joel 16, 26, 56, 70, 92 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Now that Mrs. Dunn wont be teaching in the math department, she can give her time to her home and garden. She attended Wa-Hi, where she later advanced to her teaching career. The past two years she has capably advised Tethany. After 33 years of help and guidance to the students of Walla Walla High School, we dedicate our book in appreciation of the service you have rendered. You shall be in the hearts and prayers of many as we fondly recall when Mrs. Dunn was our teacher ' 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. buf °° t X « your 3 ; ,ored pc,t 2 $% h � • « you w v you hdve Wa-Hi came up with what some people rate as the best Blue Devil nine in a decade. They won 14 of their 17 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 Afs of the pitching staff, Al Wetzel with 7 wins and 1 loss and Al 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. 808 BECKEL, Caprain ROBIN BECK Al JENTZSCH GARY BANKS GERWYN JONES PH It STOLLER COACH RICHARDSON MARVIN HORN and ____ BILL EMERT 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 right: 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 ab r h 2b 36 hr rbi av. Miller ... t I 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 Jones .... 7 12 3 7 1 0 0 4 .583 Morton 17 45 16 T9 2 2 3 19 ,422 Wooten 17 52 21 21 0 S 0 7 ,404 Stoller ... . 17 54 IS IS T 2 0 11 ,333 Baker _ . .... 16 50 17 15 1 1 2 14 ,300 Lee 13 39 21 10 2 0 1 5 ,256 Jentzich 12 24 4 6 1 1 0 5 ,250 Wright 5 4 } 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 «T i m ® f. VARSITY—Third row: A| Jentzsch, Lee Baker, Bob Beckel, Bill Weber, Robin Beck, Moe Miller, Allen Wetzel, Coach Richardson. Second row; Darrell Morion, Brent Wooten, Gary Banks, Eulon Brown, Phil Stoller, Wayne Lee, Gerwyn Jones, Dick Wright First row: Marvin Home and Bill Emert Managers, B SQUAD—Third row: Manager Lane, Ray, McCarthy, Heifer, Wo Ed, 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: Proud foot, Derbawka, Ackerman, Potter, Wyckoff, Block! in ger, Monohan, Blize, Boschker, Smith, Wa-Hi__5 Wa-Hi._. 5 Wa Hi... 7 Wa-Hi___ 7 Wa-Hi___14 Wa-Hi_ 16 Wa-Hi 13 Wa-Hi____11 Wa-Hi.0 Wa-Hi 15 Wa-Hi 4 Wa-Hi___ __ 16 Wa-Hi_6 Wa-Hi 8 Wa-Hl ___ 7 Wa-Hi .. 1 Wa-HL,_„___ 7 Mac-Hi _2 Mac-Hi 1 Sf, Pat ' s_1 Pendleton 4 Hermtsfon _„ 0 Clarkston __ 3 Mac-Hi „„_ 5 Mac-Hi_3 Lewiston _ 8 Pendleton _ 7 Lewiston_9 Hermiston___ 3 Yakima _ 5 Yakima _ 4 Kennewick_6 Kennewick _7 St. Pat ' s __ 8 GRADUATING SENIORS—Second row: Baker, Beckel, Jentzsch, Morton, first row: Wetzel, Lee, Stoller, Jones, LEROY FARLEY COACH FLETCHER COACH McBRIDE 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 WS.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-4 In the annual Wa-Hi Relays at Borleske field, Yakima cams 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-Hi had the misfortune to go against them several times throughout the season. After the Relays, the Blue Devil fhindads 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 their 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 2BV r 2 and one blue ribbon. The Blue Devils p ossessed three double winners. Gene Bates copped firsts in both sprints as well as running a leg on the winning relay quartet, while Stan Lang ton 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 cindermen qualified for the Tri-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 ' 1 Vs 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 Devil points of the day. His heave was good enough to place Wa-Hi 14th in the meet. Wa-Hi ' s track team this year was made up primarily of juniors and sophomores, as Morton, Lang ton, Bob Rowell, and Don d ' Ablaing are the only graduating lettermen. Top row: Darrell Morton, Mike Kight, Louie Riley, Dick Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Al 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 Bowers, Ed Hignett, Harold Ellen- berger, Eugene Stapleton, Don Reinhardt, Bob Like, Mickey Boutz. Third row: Bill Delaney, Roger Steiner, Howard Aldrich, Harold Walters, Harold Jamison, Darrell Beniel, Duane Mang, Conrad Gettman, Roger Cole, Frank Enney, Lee Katsel, Joe Wilson, Mike Cobain, LeRoy Farley. Second row; Bob Stewart, Manager? Conrad Knopf, Elan Booker, Raymond Sabins, Jim McCarthy, Wayne Fogg, John Getxke, John Wade, Don Manson, Gordon Gradwohl, Art Brixey, Doug Gwinn, 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 Edwatds, 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 Dies, Barbara Jensen, Mantou Irving, Doreen Hunter, Carol Storrer, Mar Jene Maughan, Joanne Erdman ( Hone Hinkle, Georgian Rembold, and Janlyn Webster, TENNIS TEAM—Front row, left to right: Carol Stor rer, Marlene May ghan, Marilou Irving, Edna Gies, Hone Hinkle. Back row; Joanne Erdmen, 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 Me ado wt reft, Leonard John¬ son, Second row: Bud Dorum, Stanley Barer, Dennis Schafferf, Gary Maestretti. First row; Haroid Davison, Loyal Cooper. Zumbling 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 Schwsnk, David Folsom, Wayne Lee, Larry Warner. Sec ond row; Boyd More¬ land, Doug Gwin, Duane Mang, Bill Layton, Jerry Half, Bene Bates, Darrell Morton, First row: Bill Morrisson, Norman Wade, Bob Like, Joe Wilson, Gary Connor, Dick Ladd, Gordon Anderson, Steve Casio Idi. Se nior Mall 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 Vi stem and his band. Queen Susan Timmons and Ed Wilson, Court: Patsy Brooks, Queen Susan Timmons, Nancy Powers. Climaxing the busy year for the R.O.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 in first aid, small unit tactics,- formal inspection, and weapons. Inspecting officers were Col¬ onel Woodbury, U, Colonel Chore, Capt. Blackburn, and C.W.O, Moore, Announced as R.O.T.C. Lt Col¬ onel and Captain of Sponsors for the coming year were Red De¬ laney and Nancy Borum, federal Inspection Military Mall The Annual Mili¬ tary Ball was pre¬ sented May 13, in the boys gym by the R.G.TX. Depart- m e n t, Decorations were the traditional red, white, and blue. Escorted through a sabre guard and crowned by it Col¬ onel Bob Beckel was Queen Elizabeth Rob¬ erts. Her court con¬ sisted of Gall 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 Pad Dague, “Zke (jreat ftig ‘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 Ha rgitt, Marilyn Chun, Harriet Hart, Naidene Barlow, Joyce Morrisson, Tom Rettig, Frosty Bennett, Front row: Janiece Tacbi- bana, Linda Gudgel, Joyce McFalls. Not pictured: Beverly Hill, Gary Ahlgren, Todd Gleson, Linda Stazel, Ed Tea 11, 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 Stone road, CAST—Back row, bot¬ tom right: Marilyn Ord, Evie- Margie Benefieb 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 flouthe STAN LANGTON Leader JERRY McVAY Preacher NEIL OLDRIDGE Jennie ' s Father MIKE KIGHT Guard DON KlUDAS Refers FRANK WHEELER CAST Jantce 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, Joanie Carle, Mary Ann Carle, Gappy Casper, JoAnne Clarke, Janet Clay- son, Mary Cousins, Mary Ann Czyhold, Kay Davis, Lucille Corkrum, Janet Jo Davidson AI Elliot, Janice Frank, Kathy Frederking Marilou Foster Barbara Gates Billie Grosgebauer Linde Gudgel, Louis Hall, Dick Hanford, Carol Hastings, Leonard Heifer Lois Hellberg, 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 McClane, Sylvia McDowell, Marty Mc- Sfoy, Janet Miller, Kaye Murdock, Mike Nunn Anita Pinkerton, Sally Porter, Elizabeth Preston, Ann Rebil- lard, Don Ritchie, Myrna Roberts Susan Roberts, Sue Roth Dian e Rudin, Glenna Jean Rust, Virginia Saiter’ Larry Sanders, Judy Schneller, Binky Schock Bob Schwartz, Sharon Scott Jane Ann Sivertson, Marilyn Spray, John Smith Roger Steiner, Judy Stoneroad, Gene Tea! 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. junior Pwm 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 Nanev Borum Queen of Fantasia who had as her court of four Ann Shepherd, Janice Johnson. Marilyn Qrd and Jane Ann Sivertson, Music was provided by Eddie Aliverti and his Collegians. Queen Nancy Borum Royalty Ann Shepherd, Jane Ann Sivertson, Queen Nancy Borum, Janice Johnson, and Marilyn Ord, Play Day The many spring activities of 1955 was climaxed by the long- awaited Play Day, Various food and amusement service clubs. 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, •j Hi Senior Sneak On Wednesday, May 11, 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 Rod da. Reverend H. 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 Far by, junior class president and vice-president res¬ pectively, marched to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. Guest speaker was Fredrick F. San tier, pro¬ fessor at Whitman Col¬ lege, whose topic was A BETTER Tomorrow ' The valedictory speech was presented by Anita Crall while Diane Rudin 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 many activities for the class of ' 55. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING (j YEARBOOKS We Will Lift Oun Z ea Unto Ihe Hill W(jUT . y £u s Jjf J A t� U ' n U f J U-C t-tP Cm Z j?. 4J C Z % y ++ ik.3T _y JL, : m0ffh 0 . ‘U t -t — J OoJ JtLC i o - 3nom Whence Cometh Oun Help.