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

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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,

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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.

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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