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

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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.

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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.

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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