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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

Cloae to Qod The Forest was God ' s first cathedral, The stately pines His congregation, The willows were the organ pipes, The ferns made up the billows The flowers were the choir boys, The thunder was the prayer, The wind was the Amen; and The rain was the recessional. Delwin Rimbey Alma lflaten ' Neath the range of mighty mountains. Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater. _Asthe years go by. Forwarc Yer be our watchword— Conquer and prevail Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla-hail! 4 I dm in iltnation Art h U r D. The high school annua! is one of the most valuable possessions ac¬ quired by a student during his high school days It is one of those un¬ usual items that becomes even more valuable as the years pass It is surprising the number of in¬ quiries we receive from former Wa¬ hl i graduates as to the possibility of buying an annual published in the year of their graduation. The record made this year by Wa¬ hl i students is one of which you may well be proud. Many years from now, you may read the stories of accomplishments contained in this annual with a feeling of real satis¬ faction, To the graduating seniors, may 1 give a personal wish for success and happiness and may I encourage you to always keep The old Wa-Hi spirit, Arthur D Jones Superintendent The Royal Slue is one of the most valuable books that you will ever own. As you browse through these pages in the years to come, if will be the means of renewing old friend¬ ships and reliving your many pleas¬ ant years at Wa-Hi The entire stu¬ dent body owes a debt of gratitude to the staff of the Royal Blue who have worked so tirelessly to bring you this lasting record of school events Congratulations to the seniors. You have done a fine job and can be proud of your part in adding to the heritage of Wa-Hi Best wishes for the future Allen L. Reynolds K. A, Tidrick ■ G. U db etter It is a real pleasure to extend best wishes, through the Royal Blue to the 960 students of Walla Walla High School To the seniors, it is the last opportunity, to the others I hope It is for the summer vacation period only and that you will return for additional training The need in today ' s complex world for well- educated people is greater than ever. Especially important in our demo¬ cracy is the need for informed citi¬ zens who will assume their political responsibilities. Congratulations to the annual staff for another excellent produc¬ tion of the Royal Blue. W. G. Ledbetter Vice-Principal The Royal Blue is a graphic rep¬ resentation of that old proverb which says, One picture is worth a thousand words The pictorial events of the class of ' 57 are in¬ delibly recorded May I fake this opportunity to thank the senior class and student body officers for adding to the illustrious achievements of Wa-Hi. My congratulations to the advisor and staff of the Royaf Blue for their part in making these achievements a permanent part of school history. So long, seniors! Good luck and happy hunting K A Tidrick Principal Don Anderson Shorthand Typing John Anderson Aftenoance Psycho fogy 8 E- Austin History Mark A, Berney Carpentry Albert C. Boaz Chemistry Wilbur Boschker Algebra Woodwork Carl Brueggemeier Geometry T rigonometry Irene Buckman Typing Bookkeeping Clarence Cassell Juliana Drape Orchestra History Frances Conway Mary Esary Home Economics Speech Purdy Cornefison English Biology RaJph Emigh Physics Algebra Keith Crosbie Physics Spanish Geometry French Felix Fletcher Boys ' P. E Ina Fogarty Typing Business Arithmetic Georgia Mae Gallivan English Music Virgif Goodman Auto Mechanics Columbus E. Gray ROTC Ruth C Gray English Photography Albert Haase Retail Selling Bookkeeping, Typing Fay Hamm English Jack 5. Honeycutt ROTC Grace Houghton Girls 1 P E, English Ada Howells Registrar Edward Kantola Agriculture General Metals E. L r Keezel Journalism English Elizabeth Kirkman Latin English W. G. Ledbetter American Problems Agnes V. Little English Russell Larsen Band I June Schultz 1st row: Cloella Rimbey Hrldegarde Bescup Not pictured: Mr, Holmgren Custodians—2nd row Bi I Brehm Jim Kerns 1st row: AI Lrtz Bill Kain Glenn Goble Florence Long Librarian Visual Aids Northwest History Chester Lybeoker Vocational Education Charles H, McBride History Ruth McDonald Shorthand Mimeographing Office Practice James R. McKay Agriculture Edwin F. Moser Art Biology Glenn R. Olver ROTC Meta E. Pfeiffer English Ma rian Ray School Nurse John Richardson Biology Kyle Waite Psychology History Driver Training Richard Wooten History Boys ' P. E. Office— Frances Kafirs Lenore Zaro Driving— Clark Nelson Officer Brown Not pictured Officer Ed Hamm Cafeteria—3rd row: Lena Rease Caroline Simmons 2nd row; Martha Smith -A ' -- ' -: } i� •■- ' ■ ' .;■ ;S S “- 3 m i BfiKw � £s? ' ■kMlidHiMiB ' u-V v ' ' T ■ ” i.. S ' ; «i. ■ ■ .V, - «� ,.. ' . ; -V ■-v i- ’,: ■ . . A • . ■ • -■ . - ’ ' • ' • t ,f . ' T-vst ■ - .. ■ ' ■ : • ■: “ ' ,;V‘V ' J ' V v| . .-■ •• ■■:. - v ■• ■ ' Nature with her beauty dear. Autumn with her leaves. Here God has made perfection clear, Oh peace, among the trees. Dick Hamm li i -0:. A noc iated ■ � Student Bodtf Gront Emigh President ' The Associated Student Body Cabinet carried out a ship- launching theme in the opening assembly of the year, ‘ The Launch¬ ing of the USS Wa-Hi 1 The purpose of the assembly was to intro dues the A.S.8. officers and commissioners to the students For the 1956 Homecoming, the girls ' clubs combined to build a moveable float. The boys ' clubs also constructed a float. The Cabinet-sponsored Homecoming Dance was decorated on o ' Frost Fantasy ' ' theme. In trying to promote better student governments, our Cabinet planned a district student council meeting and an exchange council meeting with Richland. An exchange assembly was held with Pasco to create better relations between the two schools. The Cabinet was composed of Roger Amundson, Fire Chief: Harriet Buckman, Commissioner of Organization: Leroy Farley, Qommissioner qf Halls: Patty Forrest, Girls League President: Bob Kittle, Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds: Larry Knapp, Boys ' Fed, President; Conrad Knopf, Commissioner ' of Traffic: Mike Nunn, Chief Justice: Barbara Porter, Yell Queen; Eileen Stone- road, Journal Editor; Patty Tachibana, Royal Blue Editor: Carla Troeh, Commissioner of Inter-School Relations: Dee Lee Tucker, Commissioner of Publicity; Brent Wooten, Commissioner of As¬ semblies. Dave Soper was selected as Commissioner of Stage for the second semester as the result of the resignation of Jim Neisess. Traffic Court—lie (: Deniece Nealy Conrad Knopf, Donna Wallace. Rq ?: Dave Burgess, Bill Hammond, Not Pictured: Gary Forrest, Cabinet Meeting Homeeoming ASB Ticket Sole —Row h Carolyn Duff, Judie DavU, Pat Herring. Patty Whiteman, Carla Troeh, Judy. Durand Anne NovJes- Row 7; Dave Folsom. Bedy trying, Garry Motion. Deniece Nealy. Eileen Stoneroad. Row 3: Mary Loomis Rule, Melinda Harman. Richard Hamm, Nat Pictured’ Steve Motion, Alice Bergevin, Gary Bants, Richelle Oleson Wayne Fogg Larry Steffy, Lyn Lo«ieou Roger Amundion, John Bury, Donna Osborne. John JacUon, Shirley Woiemiller. Deanna Fa . Gorry Moxson Treasurer 1st Semester Lag, Assembly Row I: Mr, Tidrick, Janet Long, Karen Vernon, Sarah Aldrich. Jdnice Kibler, Evqn Hawker Jerry McFarlgne, Row 2; Alice Bergevio, Kay Van AgsdJe, Judy Corner. Shirley Bennett Jydy Durond, Nancy GradwoM, Car olyn Duff, Donna Bogle, Row 3: Ralph Teague Allen Struthers, Jock Si vert son Date Bra shear Jim Tompkins, Bob Adorns. Ted Tucker. Row 4; Gary Con¬ ner Roger Whitney, Don Hd fer. Gene Teel. Dd Wolfe, Dove Burgess, Ronald foe ley Marvin Entje. Row 5: Russell Lybecker Martin Neighbor, Rus Morqn. Tom Johnston. Not pic tiired: Don Miller., Bill Ham¬ mond, DarJene Hanley, Eddie Hignett, Leeanne Kfnzer, Pot Case, 2nd Semester Leg. Assembly Raw f: Warren Gross, Evan Hawker, Janice Roberts, Row 2 : Alice Bergevin, Marilyn Straw Marion Obacka, Nancy Gradwohl, Shirley Weathers, Carol Mercado, Row 3; Ralph Teague, Ted Tucker, Bob Adams. Steve Knapp, Jim Tompkins. Larry McRae, Ger aid Gates. Row 4; Russell Ly- bedter, Harold Haddock. Kent McLean Jerry McFarFone, Hal Wiggins, John Nitmeyfir, Row Sr Gory $p-ay, Mite Czyhold. BifJ Morrisson Dean Reeder. Not pictured; fUnagene Bicfcel Mickey Bout Marie Cote. Linda Knapp. Gary Co . 1st Semester Student Court Don Davis Cathey McCoun Mike Nunn. Judy Francis. Judy Johnson, Chuck 2nd Semester Student Court Ro Set Jud; Dav:i ' Mory Loom:t Rui ' Mii, ° Nu ' ,n ' War ha Fie9n ° r ’ Coinin ' Leaque Mrs, Esary The 1956-57 Girls ' League had a very active year under the capable leadership of Patty Forrest, President As¬ sisting Patty were Donna Wallace, Vice-President; Alice Bergevin, Secretary; and Shirley Muller, Treasurer Help¬ ing the girls throughout the year was Mrs, Tom Esary, Advisor Walla Walla High School was very proud to have one of its members, Harriet Buckman, elected to the high¬ est office of Girls ' State, Governor Ruth Kirkman also attended Girls ' State Crest Row I Janice Sutherland, Virginia Ann Nelson, Shirley Muller, Linda Roberts, Nancv Gradwohl, Billie Jo Lusk, Alice Bergevm, Ruth Kirkman Row 2; Patty Forrest, Judy Jefferis, Mary Par¬ rott, Judy Whiteman, Donna Wallace, Lin Eu¬ banks, Cathy McCoun, Nyla Oelke Row 3; Mar net Buckman. Barbara Porter Eileen Stone- road, Kay McCowan Martha fleenor, Marian Obacka, Carol Ann- Anderson, Gene Reb Hard Minute Girts Row : Nancy Richards, Betty Lou Young, Kay McCowan, Carolyn Worth, Kit Kirk, Betty Fran cis, Audrey Blanc, Maralyn Mock Row 2 Wilma Bartelt, Mary Ann Renbarger Rose Lee Faure, Edith Rahn, Jackie Veronda, Judy Yeend Doris Mobley Row 3 Linda Roberts, Judy Christopher, Jean Christopher Joan Meadow croft, Martha Scrimsher, Dianne Hiller, Sally Martin. Not pictured: Sandra Hicks, Connie Bennett, Elsie Smith, Anne Nowles, Barbara Loomis, Susaa Stoller, Stephanie Bruce Joy Simons CALENDAR FOR ’56- ' $7 September—Big Sister Program, Welcome Frolic, Orientation Assembly, Dues Program. October—Style Show, November—Minute Girl Luncheon, Thanksgiving Assembly, December—Tronsfer Dinner, Talent Assembly for Junior High, Christmas Decoration in Girls ' Lounge, Stationery Program (Beginning), January—Panhellenic College Discussion, Cookie-Punch Mixers, Panel Discussion Assembly, ktnemblii Ilf Semester Gobi net Head and Assistant— Row 1 1 Alice Be-qev-n, Jackie Hording. Carol Ann Anderson, Virginia Ann Nation. Ruth Kfrfcmon, Bi lie Jo Luifc, Nancy Grad- wohl, Donna Wolloce Row 2 : Judy White’ man, Shirley Muller. Cathey McCaun, Janet English, Eileen Stoneroad Gene Rebillard. Barbara Porter, Susan Hunter. Raw 3; Carolyn Duff Pat Forrest, Melinda Harmon, Dee Tucker Mary Loomis Ryle. Linda Rob¬ erts, Richelle Oleson, Becfcy Irving, Not Pictured: Anne Nowlet, Krista Baler Crest, 2nd Semester— Row I; Billie Jo Lusl Kay McCoun Nancy Gradwohl, Donna Wallace, Patty Whiteman Alice Bergevin. Corol Ann Anderson, Kay Van Ausdle. Ruth Kirfcman. Row 2: Janice Sutherland Lin Eubanls. Shirley Muller, Eileen Stoneroad, Martha Fleenof, Barbara Porter, Marian Obacfca Harriet Buelmon. Row 3: Mary Parrot Janlyn Webster, Vir¬ ginia Ann Nelson. Gene Reblllord, NFyo OeMe, Linda Webster Pot Forrest, Row 4: Cathy Hart, Linda Roberts. Cathey McCoun, Judy Jefferis, 2nd Semester Cabinet Head and Afsiitont— Row I: Janice Sutherland. Vir¬ ginia Ann Nation, Shirley Mul¬ ler. lillie Jo Lusk, Jackie Hard¬ ing, Sue Iverian, Judy Yeend. Row 2; Linda Webster, Nancy Grodwohl. Potty Whiteman, Janet English, Eileen Stone- road. Sue MpcDougall, Row 3; Cathey McCcun, Cathy Hart, Susan Hunter, Sarah Aldrich, Pot Forrest, Kathryn Reed. Not pictured; Dee Tucker, Martha Fleengr, Gene Rebillflrd, Corqf Ann Anderson. Mary Ann Ren barge r. 2nd Semester Minute Girls— Row h Potty Former, Mordo Dee Bolter, Gloria Marshall, Solly Page Susan Stoller Linda Carter. Marie Wood Bev erly Affray. Row 2- Sandra Patton, Donna Smith, Katherine Seely, Donna Gay Bogle. Carol Patterson, Judy Patterson, Judy Vaughn, Jean Lucaralli, Row 3: Maio-rie Lee Kathy Anderson, Sharon McOmber Leeanne Kinjer, Marl n Nel¬ son, Judy Dutton. Dorothy Vernon Mary Ann Renbarger, Not pictured; Betty Faut+ Janice Sanderson, Jtrdie Davis. Dyonn Sigler, Hoiel Selby, Grace Dela ney, Betty Jo Gronskei. Nancy Richards. Second Semester Representatives—Row f: Gretch®n Miller, Patty Whiteman, Row 2: Shon Beck Judy Kirleby Harriet Buckmon, Not pictured: Betty Francis. First Semester Representatives—Row I Maralyn Mack Marilyn Aliverti, Row ?: Judy Shoemaker T©rry Brotherton, Cathy Hart, Not pictured Da lene Hanley. February—Sponsorship of Whitman Choir for Assembly, Redecoration of the Girls Lounge (begin), Clothes Drive for Charity. March’—Girls ' State Program Assembly, Second Transfer Dinner April—Campaign Speeches far Girls Leoque Offices, Election of Officers, Second Stationery Drive, Delegates Sent to Tri-State. May—Play Day Concession, Installation of New Officers. Farewell Assembly for Seniors. Reception for Senior Girls and Their Mothers, Coffee Hour After Commencement, 19 Larry Knapp president [ f Gene Bates vice president Boty ' ledenation Mr. Ledbetter dean of boys Mr. McBride adviser The Boys Federation had a good year under the leadership of Larry Knapp president; Gene Bates vice president; David Burgess secretary-treasurer: and Mr, C. H. McBride, adviser. Appointed offi¬ cials on the Boys ' Federation cabinet were Bill Ham¬ mond, commissioner of assemblies: Dove Ford, com¬ missioner of noon movies: ond Dayle Johnson, intra¬ mural sports manager. Under the able leadership of Dave Ford, the noon movies featured such films as Three Came Home. ' ' Springfield Rifle ' and Mr. Roberts ' Boys ' Federation assemblies were presented by local talent. Dieter Bergstrasser, Alan Beck, Bob Allverti, Fred Goodhew, Dayle Johnson, Jerry Lee, Mr. Mc¬ Bride. Mr, Tidrick. Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Richardson, and the Wa-Hi wrestling team participated in the as¬ semblies , On one occasion, Rev. Dallas French spoke to the boys. The group also laid the groundwork for a Boys ' Federation Fother $on Banquet Bay ’ Fe deration Cabinet—Row 1 : Oav ' d Burgees Lorry Knapp, Gene Ba ' es. Row 2: John Arbmi Gerald Franer. Craig MtEwan Not pictured: Conrad Knopf, Richard Franzen, Bill Hammond, Dave Ford, Dayle Johnson. Boys ' Federation Representatives—Row I : Bill Dickinson, Steve Masson Data Sticko. David Phelps, Row 2; Neil Reiter, Ron McAdams Sandy Edwards. Row 3 Peter King. Jerry Lee, Terry Parsons. Bill Morriison. Not pictured: Nick Ban+rop Conradi Knopf, John Gilmgn, Ronald Olocklinger. Harold Bowers Rick Stevens Jack Bell. Wayne Fogg, Barton Owsley Gary Buttice, Steve Singleton. Doug Gwinn, Ken Pont! Gerald Gates. Patrick Peterson Brion Jones, Bill Layton, Dick Mona¬ han, Robert Baker Harold Ellenberger, Tom Johnston, Hal Wiggins. Boy ' Federation Sports Repre¬ sentatives— Raw I; Doyle John¬ son, Bart Owsley. Richard Jaffa, Jerry Niebon. Gary ' Snyder, John Arbtni. Row 2: Olin Boschter, Dave Hawkins, Mel vi n Blue, Diet Pogue Ken Ponti, Row 3: Lorry Lone. Lorry Front tin, Dean B tee, Tam Turner Ed Davidson, Horold Jamison, Not pictured: Gory Longmire. Brian Jones, Steve Hopkins. Pete Pol mer, Peter King Jim Lamb, Dave Fond. Buddy Heimblgner, Bob Spencer, Jim Manson Gory Maestretti. Paul Bontrop. Joe Sargent, Paul Hoys, Kelly Form, Joel Zuber Bruce Bailey, Boys State—Row I : Grant Emigh, Bob Kittle, Ro 2: Gory Banks, Garry Moison. Jim Neisesi, Boys ' Federation Assembly Left: Projectionists for noon movies Ron Copeland Paul Haws BUI Layton. Right; Soys Basketball Intromurof Chom- pions Houn Doug; representing homerooms 56. (01. 114, 312. Row t: Larry Lane, Larry Frank ' in Charles Hopkins. Row 2: Dean Bltee. Harold Jamison Gary Wolfe, Not pictured: Eddie Cossens, Sorry Jcq -Ins. Juniors—Row I: Judy Kiffceby, Many Murrillt, Barbara Oft, Marilyn- Straw, Karen Enqeln Ma ' do Pinkerton, Dorothy Vernon, Row 2 ' Jock Keen, Bruce Boifey, Joanne Cumiington. Mary Hooper. Sue MacDougall Not pictured: Warren Grois,. national H Gary 8a rr Son|a Lee Brown Richard Fra men Conrad Knopf Mary LoomSs Rule Bill Bennett Harriet Buck man Nancy Grodwohl Deanna McCoy Eileen Stone road The Nationol Honor Society Is the notionwide scholastic honorary in high schools Membership is determined on the basis of service, character, leadership, and scholar ship. The first tapping assembly of the 1956 57 year was held in October, ot which time twelve seniors were tapped. Claudio Brawn Potty Far re it lorry Knapp Georgiann Rembo d David Ford Delarei Klinsky Gene Rebillord onon Society Dieter Bergitra er Michael Czyhold Betty Jo Groiutat Janice MeCully Patty Tochibano Carol Browrn Litono Diion Bill Horn mood Bob Miller Ralph Teague Joy FSlan Susan Hunter Jim Neisess Lee Trousdale Tapping Assemblies Sixteen seniors ond thirteen juniors were topped in the final topping assembly of the year. Lorry Knapp served as president the first semester with other officers being Bob Kittle, vice-president; Harriet Bachman, secretory: and Donna Mae Wallace, treasurer. Second semester officers were Conrad Knopf, president; Janice McCully, vice president; Potty Tachibana, secretory; and Susan Hunter, treasurer. To conclude their full and varied program for the year under the advlsorship of M iss Agnes Little, an initiation, a spring banquet for the new members, as well os old members, and their parents was given. BAND OFFICERS, Left to right: Claudia Brown, Librarian; Carol Brown, Secretary; Gary Gainer, Drum Major; Gary Barr, President; Leon Jaussaud, Manager; and Bobby McCoy, Student Conductor, BAND. Row 4: Mike Ryles, Gary Van Horn, Betty Faust, Carol Guthridge, Cathie Cork- rum, Carl Depping, Gene McDaniels, Eva Pearson, Karen Vernon, John MacMurdo, Judy Hathaway, Jerry Gates, Sharon Foster, Sharon Heifer, Gerald Lane, Neil Reiter, Edwin Riley, Harold McCoy, Herbert Rempel, Dayle Johnson, Mildered Me Lees, Gary Gainer, Mr, Lar¬ sen, Dan Ingstad, Darrel) Erb, Gary Haasch, Jim Kooreny, Gene Teal, Alan Beck, Dave Gibb, Row 3: Bob Cloud, Sharon Blomquist, Nancy Hoppen, Kay Cunnington, Anna lee Snyder, Leon Jaussaud, Ken Nelson, Robert Adams, Jerry Lee, Marvin Blue, Bill Brunton, Jim La- mott, Dana Reeder, Jack Manson, Joe) Zuber, Bob Faust, Dave Aernr, Bobby McCoy, Don Saunders, Jack Fields, Jon Russel, John Jackson. Row 2: Jams Dean, Jams Essig, Pat Han¬ ford, Joan Rew, Gary Barr, Frank Wheeler, Jim Stovall, John Richardson, Quinn Lane, Bar¬ bara DeKeyser, Curtis Johnson, Lois Sala, Gail Reed, Fred Goodhew, Claudia Brown, Dean Reeder. Jhe Wa-Hi Band 24 Row I: Don Saltmarsh, Bill Bennett, Carol Brown, Bob Warwick, Donna Rode, Eugene Linke, Terry Sisson, Joan Kooreny, Gretchen Miller, Ora Ault, Annette Van Wagn er, Marilyn Krafman, Flagswingers. Standing, left to right: Louise Lucarefli, Judy Johnson, Nyla Olke. Major¬ ettes: Deanne Baldwin, Lfoydeen Frakes, Barbara Louderback. Flagswingers: Gene ReBil- lard, Judy Yeend, Joanne Arnolds The Wa-Hi Band added much color and glamour to school and commun¬ ity life. The following administered the band: Russell Larsen, Band Director; Gary Barr, President; Carol Brown, Secretary; Gary Gainer, Drum Major; Bobby McCoy, Student Conductor; Leon Jaussaud, Manager; and Claudia Brown, Li¬ brarian. The band started the year by playing for the Southeastern Washington Fair, The marching band played for all major parades, football games, mili¬ tary reviews, pep assemblies. Shrine game, trip to Yakima, and a special foot¬ ball, half-time show for Whitman College. The concert band was equally busy with concerts, assemblies, and contests. f Row 1: Accompanists—Brenda Mar ley and Cathey MtCoun; Sondra McFalls, Helen Stovall, Majorie Lee, Barbara Elkington, Salty Page, Eloise Davis, Joyce Litteral, Dorothy Vernon, Linda Wagner, Phyllis Marcy, Nyla Oelke, Jackie Harding, Barbara Porter, Martha Nightingale, accompanist—Judy Jefferi ; Gene Rebillard, Ruth Kirkman, Janice Roberts, Director—- Mrs, Gatlivan, Row 2 : Connie Bennett, Phyllis Borgers, Pat Strode, Linda Webster, Elizabeth Carrick, Doris Mobley, Joann Arrvofdt, Carol Brown, Dyann Sigler, Pam Berry, Kay Van Ausdle, Claudia Brown, Sally Pentecost, Janice McCully, Darlene Blake, Miriam Rog¬ ers, Carol Ann Anderson, Nancy Gradwohl Row 3 : Delwyn Fisher, Eugene Linke, Robert Shower, Steve Singleton, Leonard Adams, Dale Long, Curtis John¬ ston, David Gibb, Russell Moran, Gary Van Horn, Clifton Ferguson, Steve Yeend, Don Waite, Karen Grosgebauer, Doris CeaHey. Row 4: Robert Grieve, Marvin Blue, Merle Campbell, Gerald Reiswig, Neil Reiter, Evan Hawker, Frank Wheeler, Delwin Rimbey, Bril Hartley, Larrie Sarr itt, Beverly Jackson, Donna Bailey. Senior Girts Ensemble Row 1 ■ Kay Van Ausdle, Barbara Porter, Jackie Hard¬ ing Row 2 : Linda Wagner, Phyllis Marty, Nyla Oelke. Ruth Kirk man Mixed Quartette Left to right; David Gibb, Judy Jeffehs. Linda Wag¬ ner Phyllis Marcy, Russell Moran Department The 1956-1957 season of the Wa-Hi Choir opened with a performance in October for the Teachers ' Institute In December the choir, directed by Georgia-Mae Gallivan, presented four Christmas programs for community serv¬ ice clubs, and then on the 1 8th gave their annual Christ¬ mas program in the high school auditorium Seventy-five members of the choir sang French and English traditional Christmas carols highlighted by Ben¬ jamin B ntten ' s A Ceremony of Carols ' The orchestra, directed by Clarence Cassell, and three small vocal groups (the Senior Girls ' Ensemble, the Mixed Quartette, and the Sophomore Triple Trio) assisted in the program The Girls ' Chorus, composed of forty-five junior and sophomore girls, sang two numbers at the Christmas pro¬ gram and were also heard at the Veterans ' Hospital dur¬ ing a Christmas-week chapel service. ChoruK Row 1 Janet Lacey, Neva Zwamig, Corabelle Munsey, Audrey Blanc, Marilyn Aliverti, Kathleen Kirk, Elame Lacey, Katherine Seely, Marie Cot£. Cathie Corfcrum, Don Ella Wiggins, Beatrice Beard, Mary Munkres, Director—Mrs Gallivan Row 2: Judy Lewis, Marlene Ben sc el, Shirley Bates, Linda Parkinson, Diane Underwood, Carol Royce, Barbara Stelzel, Elame Logan, Sharon Weathers, Rosemary Foss, Jean Carte, Judy Durand. Row 3: Sharon Blomquist, Nancy Sehnebley, Sheila Frederick, Sharon Evans, Diane Soper, Grace Ewing, Patty Herring, Delores Van Zandf Oncheitna Row ] Kelly Farris, Martha Nightingale, Sob Stimmel, Robert Shower Marilyn King, Leslie Johnson, Carolyn Bruce, Rosalind King, Deanna Schwarz. Bruce Bailey Row 2 Anne Howells, Miriam Rogers, Fred Goodhew, Dean Reeder, Gretchen Miller. Ora Ault, Carol Dennis. Genevieve Golden, Stevie Eubanks, Row 3; Karen Vernon, David Gibb, Daniel Ingstad, Sharon BlomquisL Bob Warwick, Bill Bennett, Dayle Johnson, War¬ ren Gross, Director—Mr Cassell. Row A Bill Brunton, Jim Lamott, Quinn Lane, Barbara DeKeyser, Curtis Johnson. The Wa-Ht Orchestra, under the direction of Clarence Cassell, has had an enjoyable year fol¬ lowing a year of taking a superior rating at the contest in Spokane. This year has been full of performances. The orchestra started early by performing for the Teachers ' Institute on October 2 . Other performances were for the Senior Play, December Concert, Christmas program with the choir, Nurses ' Graduation in February, other plays, business clubs. Spring Concert, and Baccalaureate, Some of the members performed with the All-Northwest Orchestra in Boise Idaho, April 3-6. Dance Band Singer—Jackie Harding, Row I; Don Salfmarsb, Fred Goodhew, Leon Jaus eud, Mike Ryles, Bob Adams Row 2: Dave Hawkins, Jack Fields, Bill Brunton, Dayle Johnson, Evan Hawker, Jerry Lee, Gary Haasch, Alan Beck, David Gibb. Jime Out fron Qinqen Top left; Carolyn Duff, Judy Shoemaker, Mary Loomis Rule, Dale Long, Jackie Harding, Top middle: Don Saltmarsh, Phyflis Marcy, Carolyn Duff, Jackie Harding, Dave Folsom, Date Long Top right. Seared Don Salt marsh, Phyllis Marcy, Date Long, Carolyn Duff, Judy Shoemaker Standing- Mary Loomis Rule, Jackie Harding, Dave Folsom Lower middle: Carolyn Duff, Dale Long, Fred Goodhew, Dave Folsom, Lower right: Mr. Keezel, Dale Long, Cano lyn Duff, Fred Goodhew. Cast, Seated: Don Salt marsh, Phyllis Marcy, Dale Long, Carolyn Duff, Judy Shoe¬ maker. Standing: Fred Good¬ hew, Mary Loomis Rule, Ralph Teague, Jackie Hard¬ ing, Dave Folsom. Production Staff Seated: Jim Neisses, Joyce Morrisson, Colleen Correll, Janlyn Web¬ ster, Barbara McAulay, Judy Jefferis. Standing: Dave So¬ per, Jerry Stambaugh, Dean Reeder, Hal McCoy, Fred Goodhew, Don Robinson, Dale Johnson, Mr. KeezeK Bob Kittle Militant De i The ROTC Batalhon started the year with an aJ[ time high enrollment of 333 cadets. The training received by the ca¬ dets is the equivalent of basic training minus the range fir¬ ing and maneuver stages The cadets made an excellent showing in the Veterans ' Day Parade The Sponsors and Drill Team provided the half-time en¬ tertainment at football and basketball games in addition to performing many school and community services. The success which the ROTC BataMion has enjoyed since it was officially recognized in 1919 is due to the enthusiasm of the cadets and the encouraging support given by the school and community. The ba tall ion h ad one of the highest ratings on the Federal Inspection in the Sixth Army area last year and it hopes to do better this year. Cadet Lt. Col. Leroy Farley and Cadet Captain Harriet Buckman have turned in superior performances as batallion commander of the ROTC cadets and Captain of the sponsors. The boys ' and girls ' rifle teams have been most active this year The boys competed in the William Randolph Trophy and Sixth Army matches placing high in both The girls have won many NRA awards this year Dave Soper Drill Team. Row 1, left to right: Stan Barer, Grant Emigh, Jim Neisses, Leroy Farley, Bob Kittle, Dennis Carlyle, Alien Struthtrs. Row 2: Curtis Hawks, Jack Keen, L e s li e Johnson, Ted Tucker, Willard Baker, Frank Stillman, Richard Gradwohl Row 3: Charles Slaughter, George Ray Monte Crrppen, War¬ ren Gross, Ron Van Da ft a, 01 in Boschker Row 4: Jim Fowler, Paul Haws Lynn Me- Cambridge. Gail Reed, Dean Blize Not Pictured Dave Soper, Bob Miller, Wayne Fogg, Bill Hammond Color Guard: Dean Blize, Wayne Fogg George Rav Warren Gross antment Harriet Butkman Sponsors Fint Platoon. Row 1, left to right: Judy Shoemaker, Shirley Muller, Ruth Kirkman, Donna Wallace Row 2: Maralyn Mock, Martha Fleenor, Anne Halverson, Judy Johnson, Stephanie Bruce, Marian Obacka, Terry Brotherton, Sandra Hays. Row 3: Marda Pinkerton, Becky Irving, Deanne Baldwin, Gretchen Miller, Kay Cunnington, Toni Griffith, Billie Jo Lusk. Row 4 Darlene Hanley, Linda Reynolds, Judy Whiteman, Patty Whiteman, Gene Rebiltard, Susan Iverson, Mari¬ lyn ANverti, Second Platoon, Row I; Judy Shoemaker, Lin Eu¬ banks, Linda Wagner. Row 2: Deanna McCoy, Mary Ann Renbarger, Kathryn Reed, Shirley Weathers, Patty Chscola, Louise Luca relit, Kay McGowan, Sandy Cline Row 3: Janice Sutherland. Dee Lee Tucker, Nyla Qelke Anne Nowles, Virginia Nelson, Susan Stoller, Jackie Harding. Row 4; Deniece Healy, Judy Yeend, Barbara Porter, Pat Herring, Elaine Logan, Betty Francis. Girls 1 Rifle Team Row 1: Nancy Richards, Barbara DeKeyser, Mary Lou Oakley, Karen Kropf, Donna Osborne Row 2: Darlene Bosley. Lois Warfield, Betty Garrick, Kay Henderson. Betty Faust, Louise Presnelf. Not Pictured: Carol Dennis, Leanne Kinzer, Rosalind King, Linda Jones, Carol Davis. Ruth Young. Boys Rifle Team Row 1: Curtis Hawks, Dennis Carlyle, Don McLeod. Ken Ponti Row 2: Frank Stillman, Sam Raguso, Jim Fowler, Dean Blize, Gary Longmire Row 3: Olin Boschker, Jim Lamott, Ted Goble, Dennis Gillis, Gail Reed Not Pictured: Ron Jackson, Rudolph Otteson. Dick Gamer. wmmm iMVlwr r-riiimvtwn • T__ .ft Row 6: Terry Parsons, Philip Ekstrom, Donald Miller, Dennis Gillis, Gary Ackerman, Ralph Zimmerman, Jim Smith, James Palo, Micheaf Boutz, Mar¬ tin Neighbor, Glenn Goble, Mike Ellis, Peter Palmer, Row 5: Marvin Horn, Don Reinhardt, Pat Lynch, Ed Cassens, Wayne Rembofd, Ken Clements, Gerald langbecker, James Fowler, Richard Hamm, Gayle Sanders. Row 4 Dale Price, Gail Hein, James Workman, Bill Cousins, John Russell, Olin Boschker, Dean Bltze, Ronald Van Datta, Gary Sticka, Mike Oswald Leroy West, Bill Scrimsher, Kelly Ferris. Row 3: Monte Thomas, Myron Ferguson, Steve Yeend, Allan £W , Jim Whit¬ tington, Emmet Granger, Ray Nixon, David McKinney, Don Talbott, Peter King, James Manson, Charles Hopkins. Row 2: Steve Santier, Dale Herd, Ron Blocklinger, Edgar Granger, Larry Hoy, Curtis Melhus, Duane Remus, Fred Moore, Larry Warren, Robert Adams, Ronald Hickman, Dave Caldwell. Row 1: Jim Edwards, Larry McRae, Travis Shelton, Bob Stimmel, Ken Brisky, Dave Fields, Delwyn Fisher, Larry Franklin, Bart Owsley, Don Newbill, Gary Snyder, Bob Lewis, Bob Mansfield. Front Center: Lt. Dennis Carlyle, Capt. Bill Hammond, Lt. Dave Burgess. Row 6: John Edwards, Fred Hofer, William Bates, Gail Reed, James A. But¬ ler, Gene Van Doren, Charles Slaughter, Gary Butt Ice, Leroy McDowell, Hal Wiggins, Richard Stevens, Bruce Bailey, William Stonecipher, James Lamott, Raymond Jewett. Row 5 Robert Bruhjelf, Robert Rempel, Mike Nascimento, James F. Butler, Harold Eflenberger, Harold Haddock, Kenneth Ruff, Robert Marker, Dan Frandson, Donald Currie. Row 4: David Dirks, Roy Kirkpatrick, Donald Laeger, Mike Cobain, Jerry Depping, Richard Weyer, Mike Stanner, William Emert, Robert Baker, Bu¬ ford Barritt, Dale Ziska, Donald Thonney. Row 3: Jack Keen, Robert Baker, Robin Moses, Gerald Criscola, John Tucker, Bart Snyder, James Wade, William Houchin, Gary Bergevin, Deneen Cathy Row 2: Jeff Olmstead, Raymond Miller, Greg Koehler, Ivan Bollinger Norman Lucarelli, John Bury, Dale Sticka, Brian Lucarelli, Richard Ponti, James Ber- nave, Tom Nunn, Warren Gross. Row 1: Ted Tucker, Charles Wetzel, Dale Frankson, Kenneth Strange, Terry Dummler, Vernon Henzel, Jerry Netlsen, David Gallo, Garry Shelton, Calvin Northrop, Ronald McAdams, Willard Baker, Harold Bowers. Guidon Bearer: Gerald Frazier Front Center. Lt, Robert Lamb, Lt. Allen Struthers, Capt. Robert Miller, Lt Jim Kimzey. Row 6 Richard Gardner, Edgar Stading, Barry Jacquins, Bill Little, Tom Donovan, Tom Turner, Joe Sargent, Wayne Boyles, Glenn Weitz, Drew Bass, Roger Whitney, Wayne Fogg Row 5: Marvin Entze, Fred Page, Gary Ahlgren, Bill Layton, Monte Crippen, Bob Summers, Don Davis, Ronny Burdett, Jerry Stump, Bill Hill Row 4: Jerry Klundt, Danny Derbawka, Eugene Stapleton, Curtis Mikkelson, Patrick Peterson, Edward Davisdon, Jim Chapman, Phillip Underwood, Alan Grd, Bob Aliverti. Row 3 Dave Porter, Gary Hull, Steve Davenport, Scotty Ray, Dennis Cas- toldi, Jack Sivertson, Wayne Clapper, Gary Oberholtzer, Jim Bridges, Melvin Blue, Gene Chipman. Row 2: Gary Miles, Ronald Doving, Ronald Jackson, Frank Gallo, Robert Vasseur, Robert Biersner, Gary Wolfe, Bob Smeltzer, Dick Monahan, Jack Mann, Alfred Langts. Row I: Henry Marshall, Eugene Kukel, Richard Jaffe, Rudolph Otteson, Bill Garvin, Cody Wo I vers, Craig Me Even, Bill Dickenson, John Arbini, James Thompkins, James Reid, James Elliot. Guidon Bearer: Karl Gabel. Front Center Lt. Curtis Hawks, Capt. Stan Barer, Lt Donald McLeod Row 7 Donald Blackburn, Merle Campbell, Robert Litke, Tom Clute. Row 6 Kenneth Blackburn, Paul Haws, Lynn McCambridge, Larry Cruthers, Russell Lybecker, Larry Pasco, Don Johnson, Kent McLean, Charles Maxson, Dustin Maland, Delwin Rimbey, Glen Von Gunten. Row 5 Robert Chenault, Roger Wyckoff, Gene Jausoro, Ronald Farley, LeRoy Davis, Sandy Edwards, Gary Longmire, Robert Hess, Tom Schreiner, Mike Drake. Row 4: George Rambow, Robert Grieve, Bill German, Dennis Axford, Paul Bontrop, Raymond Masoner, Charles Ziska, Charles Long, Bob Morrisson, Bill Brown. Row 3: David Brazeal, Mike Meek, Gary Forrest, Mike Greer, Sam Raguso, Donald Heifer, Leslie Johnson, Wilbur Smith, Eric Gessel, Kenneth George. Row 2 Steve Maxson, Robert Graham, Duane Niemeyer, Mtcheal Stewart, Frank Stillman, Steve Hopkins, Robert Vogt, John Gilman, David Phelp, Larry Lane, Dick Stowe. Row T: Bob Jones, Eugene Van Buren, Gordon Jackson, Brian Jones, Walter Bosley, Roger Muller, Jack Hester, Dave Hopkins, Dick Kirkpatrick, James Gilliam, Buddy Heimbigner, Charles Wiekizer, Guidon Bearer: David Hathaway, Front Center: Lt, Ken Ponti, Lt, Douglas Gwtnn, Capt. Grant Emigh, Lt Robert A mbs. A Row 1: Mr McKay, Dave Burgess, Gary Bergevin, Dale Brashear, Glenn McDonald, Gerry Frazier, Bill Storvecipher, Larry Shelton, Norman Lutarelli, Dick Pontr, Jim Bernave. Row 2: Larry McRae, Ivan Bollinger, Larry Warren, John Edwards, Monte Thomas, Jerry Nielsen, Gary Shelton, Olin Boschker, Marvin Horn, Ken Headley. Row 3: Dale Ziska, Dan Wal¬ ker, Dale Price, Bart Owsley, Bill Scrimsher, Kenneth Ruff, Bill Houchin, Jim Wade, Allen Struthers, Bill Cousins. Row 4; Deneen Cathy, Bob Lamb, Glen Garvie, Carl Davidson, Don Talbott, Duane Remus, Delwyn Fisher, Bill Emert, Don Miller, Mike Ellis, Jim Hoyt, Row 5 Ted Millgard, Tom Donovan, Pat Lynch, Myron Meiners, Wayne Rembofd, Carl Depping, Tyke Servan. c This was a fairly successful year for the Wa-Hi F F A. Chapter. At the State F F.A Convention this Chapter had the honor of having David Burgess elected Sentinel and receive the Award of State Farmer. Other recipients of the State Farmer Degree were Glenn McDonald, Dale Bra shear and Larry Shelton. At the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, the Wa-Hi Chapter was rated within the top 1 % of all the Chapters in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. At the end of the last school year, the Wa- Hi Chapter was awarded a Gold Emblem and rated the second best Chapter in the State and received the Washington State Bankers ' As¬ sociation Award for being the best Chapter in the District. Jack McKinnon and Paul Hooper each re¬ ceived Lincoln Welding Awards for their work in the Ag Shop. Paul Hooper also placed third in the sub¬ district Public Speaking Contest. Carol Davis was elected the F F.A Sweet¬ heart for the ' 56- ' 57 school year and reigned as queen of the annual F.F.A. Harvest Ball. F RA, Banquet: Dale ScosKeor Dovid Burgess. BIN Ho uger -Prescott Leland C. Strait— Asst. Dean of College of Agriculture. W,S C Mr, McKay, Glenn McDonald, Carol Davis Bill Cousins, Rev. Cousins. Gross Co-op Officers— Row I: Larry Knopp. Chester Lybecter. Howard Johnson, Row 2 Doyle Johnson. Ml fee Ellis. r (finin ' Spontn To relieve the sophomore schedule, girls have had physical education only twice each week this year and will com¬ plete their course as juniors. This has resulted in a curtailed program, but there have been intramural tournaments in speed ball, volleyball, basketball, and soft ball as well as table tennis. The tennis team lost many members through gradu¬ ation, but there are good prospects among the sophomores The Wa-Hi Girls ' Athletic Association was hostess to six schools at a volleyball playday in December and has attended play days at several other schools Two! initiation parties were held Exercise Left to right Karen Jorgensen, Carolyn Bruce Cathie Cork rum. Ora Ault, Carolyn Worth, Carol Dennis, Ina Jean Light, Stevie Eubanks, Janet Long, Genevieve Golden. Pat Farmer Speed ball Left to nght: Linda Jones, Shan Schwank, Barbara DeKeyser, Anne Howells. Linda Knapp, Karen Jor gen sen, Stevie Eubanks, Carol Mer tithing. Group 1 L.nda Carte,. Ela.ne Logan. Pat Farmer. Sandy Cline, Vicki Marcy. Carol Mercado. Lorna Fletcher, Sharon Overturf, Edith Wilson Fay Carder, Eloise Davis Group 2 Betty Hayden, Nora Jane Wilson, Louise Presneil, Penny Miller, Diane Hiller, Alice McManus, Robin Lindsay, Judy Carey, Barbara Roth, Toni Griffith Linda Reynolds Volleyball Left to right Donna Neimeyer, Mary Lindsay. Sharon McOmber. Sharon Schaeffert. Lila Witt Softball: E ' irobeth Burroughs (batter) ond Coro! Me ' -ado (catcher). Tennis — Lef to r IgM: Bo ba o Loomis Caro’ Ornn - Barboro DeKeyser Ann© Moffett, Barbara Groham Don«a Osborn©. Archery -Left to r ' .qhf; Barbara Colburn. Judy Button. Hqio! Selby, Louise Presnell, Sandra Kay Chapman. Table Tennis—Loft to righ : Ka r en Jorgenson, Darlene Bosley. Basketball-left to r!gh‘ Referees—Linda Jones o«d Beverly Hammond 1 Betty Garrick Linda Badminton -Left to right: Ina Jeon Light Sandra Carter Lana Townsend. Patton. DaiJty tyounnal Becky Irving Front Page Editor Joyce Litteral Back Page Editor Joy Filan Assistant Back Page Janice Sutherland Assistant Front Page 7he Wa-Hi Seated: Mike Nascimento, David Lewis, Evan Hawker, Mary Ann Renbarger Standing: Joyce Litteral, Becky Irving, Alice Bergevin, Sharon Weyer, In its fourteenth year of publication the Wa-Hi Daily Journal was limited to four issues due to a smaller budget. The staff hopes once again in the near future it will be able to publish five issues Eileen Stoneroad, as Editor-in-Chief, headed the Journal Staff for the yea r 1956-1957. Assi st ing her as Front Page Ed¬ itor was Becky Irving and Back Page Editor, Joyce Litteral. They were as¬ sisted by Janice Suther¬ land, front page assistant, and Joy Filan, back page assistant. The position of Busi¬ ness Editor was filled by Nyla Oelke, while Carol Davis was Circulation Ed itor; Carol Ann Anderson, Alumni Editor; Alice Ser¬ ge vin, Feature Editor; Top Left: Eileen Stoneroad. Editor. Top Right: Pat Wallingford, Eileen Jackson. Bottom, left to right: Judy Shoemaker, Sharon Weyer, Mr, Keezei. Right: Mary Ann Renbarger r Eileen Stone road, Kay McCowan, Judy Shoemaker 7 ounnal Sharonne Figgins, Staff Artist; Judy Shoemaker, Proof Reader; and Kay McGowan, Copy Reader Acting as reporters and typ¬ ists were Anne Nowles, Caro¬ lyn Duff, Mary Ann Renbarger, Deniece Healy, Sherry Me- gurar, Sharon Weyer, Mildred McLees, Evan Hawker, Mike Nascimento, David Lewis, and Scotty Ray. Mr. Keezei, ad¬ visor, assisted the staff throughout the year. Special thanks goes to both Mr Keezei and Mrs. McDon¬ ald ' s mimeographing depart¬ ment for giving their time and patience to help make the Jour¬ nal a success. A high light of the year was the opportunity of several staff members to attend the Pacific Slope School Press Conference, February 23-24 in Seattle. Right: Carolyn Duff, Ann Nowles, Sharonne Figgins. Top Left: Judy Shoemaker Bottom Right Mildred McLees, Sherry Meguiar Patty Tachibana Editor Kathy Anderson Index Editor Beverly Alfrey Copy Editor Joy Schick Chief Photographer Barbara Oft Make-Up Editor Ann Garvie Business Manager Did you bleed that picture? Don ' t run that into the gutter! Where ' s your dum¬ my? Did you hang up Mrs, Esary? Shall we take peanuts for the band? No, use 22V These terms shock strangers to the annual staff, but each has a special meaning in yearbook language. As you see, there ' s never a dull moment. Early in October, Patty Tachibana, Beverly Alfrey, and Joy Schick went with Miss Gray to the Washington State Yearbook Workshop in Seattle at the Uni¬ versity of Washing¬ ton. Mary Bradford Oletta Brunton Nancy Ferrel Dick Hamm Sonja Brown Clifton Ferguson JoAnn French Gail Hein Left; Neil Reiter, Gail Hein, Joy Schick, Mickey Os¬ wald, Clifton Fergu¬ son, and Dick Hamm Middle; JoAnn French and Nancy Ferrel. Right: Dick Hamm and Barb Oft. They learned new things and got new ideas for this year ' s annual. While there, they had a wonderful time. The Royal Blue was assem¬ bled by six editors, five photo¬ graphers, and ten staff mem¬ bers. The staff had a busy year selling annuals, drawing, up pages, getting the write-ups, taking the pictures, selecting the type, and deciding on the cover, Under the supervision of Miss Ruth C. Gray, the ad¬ visor, and Patty Tachibana, the editor, the staff tried its best to bring the student body a book of which to be proud. 7 he Royal Blue Staffjf Top right picture, left to right: Row 2: Sonja Brown, Jo Ann French, Oletta Brunton, Kathy Ander¬ son, Dick Hamm. Row 1: Beverly Alfrey, Patty Tachibana, Barb Oft, Ann Garvie, Mary Bradford. Club Council Club Council is the governing body of oil the service and interest clubs ot Wa-Hi Some of the activities in which Cfub Council participated were; provide music for the cafeteria, decorate bulletin boards, participate in Homecoming in the fall and plan ploy day !n the spring. Officer —Row 2 : Linda Wagner, Harriet Buckman, Row I: Rkhelle Olesom, Leroy Far I ay; Mary Loom! Rule, Firjt Semester—Row 3: Jim Nekess, B ' 1 Hammond Conrad Knopf Leroy Farley. Ddve Soper. Grant Emigh, Dave Burgess, Larry Knapp. Dove Folsom Row 2: Joonn Arnoldt Mary Jo King, E-lflen Stoneroad Gene Rebillard, Judie Hathaway. Barbara Oft. Mary Bradford, Mary Lou Oakley, Barbara Eldridge. Row I: Mary Ann Ronbarger Doris Mobley, Shirley Muller. Linda Wagner, Sally Page, Billie Jo Lust, Nancy Ferre , Persia Field. Not pictured; Georgiann Rembold. Bob Kittle, Johnny Jackson, Evon Hawker. Second Semester—Raw 3; Dale Brashear. Jim Neiseis Dick Dague Marvin Entje. Ken Clements, Johnny Jackson, Ralph Teague, Row 7 Lin do Wagner, Louise Presnell, Kay Von Ausdle Melinda Harmon, Judy Carter. Dorothy Vernon Marian Obocka Carolyn Duff. Row I; Richelle Gleson, Bob Kittle, Mary Loomis Rule Dove Folsom, Brent Wooten, Lloydeen F rakes Judie Hathaway. Not pictured: Georgiann Rembold, Kay Henderson Mary Lou Oakley, Dale Powers. Cathey MtCoun. Mortha Scrimsher A y Bergovin Row h Alice Bergevin, Cbudio Brown, Dyann Sigler. Mcjrdo Pinkerton, Corolyn Duff, Dork Mobley Janet English, Cherr! Baker. Row 2: Mane Cote, Mardo Dee Baker Anne How ells+ Mary Muni:res. Carol Royse, Sign® Arnold , Audrey Blanc. Carol Ann Anderson, Be y Gronstie, Maralyn Mod. Row 3: Toni Griffith, Sandro Hayes. Dano Reeder. Shirley Weathers. Leonne Kinzer. Carla Track Barbara Porter. Penny Miller. Row 4; Velma Angotti Beverly Rigsby, Jodie Hess. Stephanie Bruce. Nancy Falr- child, Judy Dd on, Mary Ann Renbarger, Barbara McAulay. Row 5: Linda Roberts, Mary Parrott, Nancy Happen Carol Brawn, Gflorgiann Rembold. Phyllis Morey, Ann Zimmer- mon, Nat pictured: Lynden EVstrom, Soromia s activities included giving Thanks¬ giving and Christinas baskets, putting on a joint assembly with Key Oub, having □ frolic. Friendly Persuasion. ' selling conces sions at the games, taking part in Homecoming acKvi ties, and many other services far the school and community. Slumber Party Officer : Marda Pinte on, Cherry Barker Dans Mobley, Jane English. Sonomia Qenno Se Cee Grenno Se Cee Grenna Se Cee this year has done much to serve Wo Hi and Walla Walla. This included putting on programs at the county in¬ firmary each month. Combined with Tethany. we presented the first club assembly of the year. The Edno Sullivan Shaw. Traditionally, GSC put up the school Christmas tree, and spon¬ sored a very successful Sadie Hawkins Dance, Nancy Thomas was Daisy Mae for the affair. Row 5: Pot Strode Judy Christopher. Jonice MeCuHy. Aileen Schaefer, Mar leoe Nelson. Alice Gamble. Suson Hunter Row 4: Harriet Buckmon, Roe Underwood, Carol Ladlges. Deniece Neely, Carol Dennis. Mojone Lee. Row 3: Bor boro Oft, Janice Robert Deanna McCoy Carol Davi . Martha Nightingale Sonjo Lee Brawn Judy McCoy. Sally Pentecost, Row 2: Marilyn Kra man. Betty Young. Sharon Zier Jeanne Daniels Kathy An¬ derson, Mavis Emmons Mary Myrriil , Raw I; Joyce Morfision, Virginia No son Nancy Thomas, Mary Rule. So r Page Uaydeen Flakes, Jams Dean. Not pic tured: Vici Marcy. t Row I. left to right; Virginia Nelson, Shirley Mailer. Eileen Stqneroad Judy Shoemaker, Richelle Oleson Eva Joseph, Patty Tachibona Anne Nowe ' ls. Raw 2: Gre chen Miller, Grp Ault. Nancy Gradwohl. Kaye McCowan Pat Malcom, Donna Wallace, Elaine Lacey, Row 3: Terry Irotherton. Linda Knapp Deanne Baldwin, Darlene Hanley Donna Go ye Bogle, Pat Herring, Cora! PoHersan. Sharon Weather. Raw 4 ; Kathy Reed Judy Johnson, Patty Forrest, Cathy Center. Shan Beck Patty CrJscola, Janet Long Marilyn Aliverti, Not pictured: Barbara Roth, Lin Eubanks, Jackie Hording, Judy Carey, Linda Reynolds, El Adrea has done many services for the community and school under the advisership of Mrs, Kirkman. Activities have included preparation of a boy for o needy girl in Wa-HI, preparation and distribution of posters for people to get out and vo e, donation of money to CARE and the daily Journal, sponsorship of o cake sale ond frolic, and the presentation of an assembly with Gimme! Teth. £1 Adnea Latona Latufd has hod an active year under the supervision af Miss Hamm, In October the group sponsored a frolic with ' Harvest Hop os the theme. Decorating bulletin boards, having a cake safe, helping in the Homecoming activities, and participating in play day were some of the functions that made this year a busy one for Lotura. Row I: Brando Morley, Pat Hanford Judle Hathaway. Judi Vaughan. Joann Arnoldt, Kay Van Auidle. Row 2: Florence Tomlinson. Jeon Lucarelll, Janice Nemlti,, Deanna Schwas. Ro a- ting King, Kathryn Seely Etelse Davit. Row 3; Phyllfi Tomlinson Barbara Elkington. Anna Lee Snyder, Robin Lindsey, Judy Carter, Noidene Barlow, Dorothy Heniel, Jan Is Essig. Row 4: Sharon Foster, Sandro Potton Carolyn Worth Judy Kirfceby, Betty Jo Burnett, Karen Jo G osge bauer, Barbara Eldridge. Not pictured: Marilyn Straw. Row I. loft to right. Jydy Durand. Billie Ja UiV Linda Roberts, Gene RebilWd Becky Irving, Melinda Hormqn. Linda Wagner, Ruth Kirkman. Row 2: Judy Davis, Potty Former Elsie Smith, Susan Stoller. Lynn Dovison, Rosemary Foss, Judy Durand, Sandy Cline. Raw 3: Martha Fleenor, Pom Feltbouse, Janice Sutherland. Marion Obacko Patty Whiteman, Jackie Veranda, Sue MocDougal. Under the leadership of Gene Rebillard president ond Mrs Kenyon, advisor, Gimmel Teth asststed In the burning of the Grizzly at the Homecoming game, had a coke sale, and gave an assembly with El Adrea In February. The dub gave a Thanksgiving bosket La iris Luearolli. Joan Carlo. Raw 4: Sue Iverson. Margaret Schaefer, Grace Delaney, Sara Aldrich, Melinda Morris. Joan Christopher Joan Johnson, Linda Webster, Judy Yeend, Not pictured: Judy Jeffens. Doe Lee Tucker, Cathey McCoun, Nylo Oolko, to a needy family, filled candy cups for the Veterans Hospital, assisted the Traffic Court, and repainted the W T W.H,S on the curtains in the auditorium. Qimmel Jeth This has been a highly successful year for Tsthany. Among our activities hove been decorating the bulletin boards, cake and candy sales, participation In Homecoming activities, and on assembly Jethanif. with S $.C. Participation in ploy day closed this year ' s services We were very fortunate to have Mrs Buckmon as our advisor. Assembly: Pam Gerry, Janico Roberts, Darlene Bloke. Officers —Row I: Dorothy Vernon, first semester vice president ond second semester president: Darlene Bloke, second semester vice-president: Nancy Ferret, first semester president. Row 2: Martha Sorifflsher, second semester dub council representat,ve Luona Diton, first semester secretory; Mary Jo King first semester dub council representative JoAnne Ctinnington. second semester secretory. Row I: Martha Scrlmsher, Darlene Blake, JoAnne Cuisnington, Dorothy Vernon Nancy Ferre! Luana Dison, Mary Jo King. Row 2 : Donna Rode. Reno Kukol, Sharon McKenzie. Louise Presnel Gloria Marshall, Deanna Fes, Koren ingelin. Row 3; EHeen Morris. Miriam Rogers, Sandra McFalls Connie Bennett. Eileen. Jackson. Bonnie Klein Bever ' y Atfrey. Row 4; Ruth Young, Joy Fi ' an, Wilma Bortelt, Karen Vernon Jeon Miller, Betty Garrick, Sharon Blomqui t. Row 5; Kathleen Himes. Janice KibW. Mary Hooper Cathy Hart. Mary Bradford, Pom Berry. Not pictured: Phyllis Bargers. Jo Ann Comfort. Pat Houk, Beverly Jackson, Mary Lou Matthews, Row I: Ken Clements, Conrad Knopf, Bill Delaney, Jim Kim iey, Mr Boar, Leroy Farley. Wlchgel Ciyhold Dave Ford. Row 2: Raymond Rros, Don Waite, Dale Herd. S� eve Yee d. Sandy Edwards. Ron Van Datto, Ron McAdams, Charles Hop- tins, Ran Hoy. Row 3: Bab Lewis, Diet Monahan. Neil Reiter. Harold lltenberger, Glen Weitz, Diet GrodwoM, Ear? Harvey, Gerald Gates. Row 4: Joe Sargent, Bob War wict. Bob Adams, Gordon Woinwright. Ron Farley, Mar vin In tie, Lee Troutdale, Roy Hay, Conrad Knopf. Mr. Boai, Leroy Farley. Jim Kimzey. Dove Ford. Meeting W,W. Hr Vs services to the school and community included the burning of the W ot the Homecoming game, taking in new members, and money making projects. We are fortunate in having Mr. Boar as our advisor. JDHi-lf WWHi-y This year F,D. Hi-Y has been prominent m community services as well as school services. Our many activities included ushering for the Senior Play, decorating several bulletin boards, selling pro¬ grams ot football games, ushering for Thanksgiving services, par¬ ticipating in the Community Chest Drive, and other community projects. During this fall the officers attended the Youth Leadership Conference in Pendleton, This spring they sent several delegates to the Washington Youth Legislatur e in Olympia. On February 13 the boys presented an assembly to the student body. Party Officers— Row I: Lorry Knapp Mr, Keeiel. Dkt Dog o, Row 2; Wes Colley, Wayne Fogg, Jim Fowler. Jerry Colley. Row i: Larry Knapp, Dki Dogve. David Hal David Burgess, Dole Grasheor, Bob Kittle, Row 2: John Bury, Larry McRae Wilbur Smith Jim Whittington. Roger Muller, Harold Bowers Tom Nunn. Row 3: Roger Whitney Dennis Carlyle, Tom Tur¬ ner Bob A ivftrti. Cyrtii MILfcelsen, Scatty Ray. Row 4: Wayne Fogg. Alan BecT, David Mann. Jerry Colley Gary Bergevin, Not pictured: Wei Colley Jim Fowler Gary Moettretti. Mite Nunn Marry Remer, Jim Tompkins, Gory Snyder, David Lewis, n r o Row I: Don Johnson, Chuck Slaughter. Ralph Teague, J m Nsfseis Warren Gross. Jock Keen, Raw 2: Norman Luca roll!. Harold Davison Bart Snyder. Lethe Johnson. Dick Ponti. Row 3: Jerry Leo, Ken Ponti, Bill Emert, Jim Wade, Dick Franien. Row 4: Gone Tool, Tom Walter, Joe Zuber. Dick Hamm, Don Robinson. Row 5: Russell lybecker, Dean Reeder John Smith. Jerry McFarlone John Nonneyer. Not pictured: Grant Ertligh, Gory Haosh, Gene � ke. Kelly Form, Darrel Erb. Jeff Qlmsteod, Jim Stovall. Grant Emigh. Kenneth Ponti, Tom Walter; Don Robinson. John Neimeyec Jerry Lee. Jerry McFarlone, Chuck Slaughter, Equity Hi Y, with the capable advisorship of Sergeant Honeycutt, ho continued it$ program of service this yeor. Among the many service projects, two of the more noteworthy were the fcquites sponsored bottle-drive with proceeds going to the Hungarian Re¬ lief Fund and the maintenance ond lining of our new school parking lot. A sound system in the cafeteria and a pep-banner were also donated to the student body by Equites. Keif Club The Key Club this year has been active in school and community service with the advice of Major Gray. Some of the services that Key Qub has done for the school were: donating a clock for the library, donating trash barrels CquiteA for the school, ond building o grizzly for Homecoming. Some of the community service Key Club did wcs dis¬ tributing charity boskets ond organizing a Key Club at St. Pats. Assembly Officers, left to right: Gen® Bates Evon Hawker. Roger Amundson, Bob Miller. Row I: Bill Mormton, Gary Gainer, Tom Johnston, BreM Wooten Roger Amund son Gary Spray, Gory Conner Row 7 : John ArbinL Bo t Owsley, Chuck We 3el. Dove McKinney, Doug Gwinn, Jerry Stump, Ray Miller. Row 3- Ted Tucker, Gary Forrest, Jim Palo, BUI Hartley. Don Davis Evan Howker Dave Folsom. Row 4: Harold Haddock Bob Morrijson, Gary Bonks, Rusty Moran, Frank Wheeler. Dove Gibb, Dave Hawkins, Allen Struther . Raw I: Mq ' v Lou Dole ley. Cothy Hof t Dolores Kilo sky. Pot Wallingford. Row 2 Bile Smith, Soodra McFqlh, Sandro Pottoo. Judy Dutton Louise Presnell. FoyeHq Carder. Row 3: Edith Wilson. Mo Nolly, Lomo Fletcher, Mary Bradford, Jcmlyn Webster. Joy Simons. Not pic tured: Wilma Bortelt. Ann Gorvie. Nancy Richards Bar¬ bara Colburn, Mildred McLees, Shirley Martin Banquet Mrs, Conway ond Sondra Me Falls. The Wa-Hi Chapter of the National Organi¬ zation of Future Homomakers of America has taken part in various activities around school. Among these were decorating the bulletin boards, ushering at the Senior Play, making tray favors for the Odd Fellows Home, ond acting as host for the Regional IV meeting held In Walla Walla last fall Many of the girls prepared for Demon¬ stration Doy and also attended the state con¬ vention G.A.A had a very successful year under the advlsorship of Mrs. Houghton and leadership of their able officers: Georg ion n Rem bold, president; Betty Garrick, vice-president; Karen Engeln, secretary: and Barbara Oft, treasurer. They boosted their year off to a good start by hosting a play day: then they attended ploy days at Mac HI, Kennewick, ond Pullman. To end the year, they had a booth on the Wa-Hi play day. Jump Boll; Beverly Hammond, Sa n d r a Patten, Linda CoH r, Joanne Ho le, Off to a Playday eft t right; Shore n Wplther Undo Jones, Beverly Hammond Lona Townsend, Sharon MeOmber, Bokhara Of Ardyth Moreland, Shari Schwonlt, Mrs. HougMon. Row I: Sandra Patton Kqren ErgeSn GeQrg ' etnn Rembold Betty Garrick Barbara Of . Row 2 : Olettq Brunton. Virginia Bomh rt U da Jones, Lana Towniend. Sharon Walther, Jorice Nemltz, Row 3; Betty Foius 1 . Ardyth Morelond Sharon McOmber Jonlyn Webber Ju$ ne Bu | the T Not pictured: Do«na Osborne A.ngelo 1 Choppe ' Eleanor Uitt, Carolyn B-uce Kay Henderson, Beverly Hammond, Shari S ' hwank Linda Carter, Karen Jorgenson. Sherry Megulcr Genev.eve Golden. Row 3: Phyllis Bergers Beverly Rigsby Judie Hathaway. Mickey Iqu i. Ucydeen prake . Gary Ackerman. Row 2: Sandro Hicks. Barbara Eldridge. Maureen Weatherley. Carla Sabins. Carole Sbepard. Row I: Dale Powers. Karen Grosg ebouer, Rtfger Schmerer. John Jackson Shirley Wasemiller. Roberta Whiteley. Mot pic¬ tured : Doris Cearley. £d Hignett, James Hop- The class operated the Devils ' Den, which is the school supply store, toot core of the lost and found, took orders for senior graduation announcements, class rings, and also for the annuals ordered late by students. Members also put up display counters and each made a merchandise manual, the best of which is sent to the state convention of dis¬ tributive education clubs. Our old and new Devil Den httoqnapha. Row I : L� n Euboits, Judy Shoemaker Ru h Kidmen. Row 2: Edd� e Hignett. Charles SSaugMer Dee Lee Tucler, Mike Nunn Gory Moestretti. Skiing: This year ' s $kl team hod o successful year. The team placed first for the Walker Cup, competing against Bremerton and La- Grande, They placed second in the race for the Little Brown Jug, The boys ' team went to Look-Out Pass, near Yakima, and raced under the sponsorship of the Blue Mountain Ski Club- They also placed first in racing for the Harvey Carter Trophy. The girls ' team come in first in raclnq for the Francis Bennet Trophy. Wneatlinq Wrestling: This year s state meet ot Pullman gave every indication that high school wrestling is rapidly becoming a major interscho¬ lastic sport in the state of Washington. At this year ' s state meet 88 wrestlers from four districts participated, with Pullman winning the state title—the first time a team east of the mountains bos accomplished such a feat. Moses Lake placed second with the Everett Seagulls third. Wa-Hi competed with Richland, Pasco, and Pullman In dual meets without a team win: however. Bill Morrison, Gory Spray, Skiinq Bob Shower, Gary Conner, Dave Field. Bob Bruhjell, Melvin Blue, Brian Jones, and Jim Elliott won a fair share of their Individual matches during the season. Increasing interest in wrestling has made it o distinct possibility that next year Wa-Hi will hove a new major sport. Competitive weights range from I OS pounds to unlimited, so boys of lighter weight will have on opportunity to participate in a major sport for the first time since boxing was dropped from the mterscnolastic program several years ago. lutoqnapha. Projectionist Left to right, row I: Dole Zlslo, Neil H©|l Ruby Knudson Judy Carter Bob Sibbett, Howard Anderson. Row 2 Bill Li t ' e Jim Lamb Barry Joquins Paul Hgwi Sill Layton, Ron Copeland. Not pictured Gerald Langbecl er Dove Aerni Delwyn Fisher Vern HenreL Attendance Office Ro I Barbara Porter Rieholle Oleson, Renogene BlcteL Coda Troeh. Ruth Young Janice Sanderson Karen Grosgebauef, Doris Cearley, Raw 7 Phyllis Borgers, Jo Anne Comfort Lk?ydeen Frafces. Mary Loomis Rule, Judy Johnson Sonia Lee Brawn Kathy Anderson. Not pictured; Connie Bennett Dionne DroLe, 1 library Row 1 Rosalind King, Betty Jo Bur nert, JoAon Arnoldl Row 7 ' lorn Fletcher, Mildred Me lees, Judy Carter. Not Pictured; Karen Vernon, Roberta WHitely, Barbara Humbert 2. Welding Art Davis, Bob Amb . Larry Steffv, Ken Rahrt I, Woodshap Row I: Raymond R«os, Duane Mang, larry Hays, Tom Flisram, Earle Har vey, Loyal Cooper Row 2. Eulon Brown, Harold Jamison, Dave Porter, Gene Stapleton, Ed Dav idson Not Pictured Dennis Carlyle, Jame Hopkins, Allan Russel 4, Home Ic Row I: Cathy Harr, Della Nally R w 2 - Elsie Smith, Lois Warfield 5, Principal ' Office Row I : Nancy GradwohL Carolyn Duff, Janlyn Webster, Marlene Ken ney. Row 2 Uoydeen Frakes. Velma An gotti Not Pictured: Doris Mobley, Maureen Weatherly 6, Girl ' Rl. Row I; Darlene Palmer, Janice San derson, Mary Etta Cathey Row 2: Donna Osborne. Laura Hoppe 8. Nurjo ' i Office Row I Ma|orie Lee, Judy Hathaway, Patty Tachibana, Deanna Schwara, Row 2 Mary Lou KI assert, Martha Scrimsher, Joan Moffitt, Mary Etta Cathey. Row 3 Pat Strode. Sharon Lind, Nancy Thomas, Rose Lee Faure Jnoat 3an.taa.if • • i Queen Can a Kinq Quant Pumceas Qene Pnince Bnent Pnmceaa Banbana Pnince Qanq WA-H1 MHp rtfll C rla Troeh and Grant Emigh reigned as king and queen over Wa-Hi ' s 1956 Homecoming The supporting royalty was Barbara Porter, Brent Wooten, Gene Rebillard, and Gary Banks Art Brixey, the winner of the annual beard growing contest, was shaved by Mr. Dickey in the pep assembly, starting the Homecoming fes¬ tivities A moveable float was made this year by the girls ' clubs. The team got a real Homecoming victory with a score of 50-0 over Sunnyside The big week was climaxed with the dance, frost fan¬ tasy ' on Saturday L Jj ] Grenno Se Gee presented o very successful Sadie Hawkins Dance on February (5. The tickets were white pigs with pink polkodots, Dogpatch murals on the walls and a spiderweb ceiling complete with spiders were decorations for the affair. King Dave Folsom reigned over the dance after being crowned Mo® crown Qov® Sadie Hawkins 56 by Daisy Mae (Nancy Thomas), Prlz for the best costumes went to Johnny Jackson and Lee onne Kinzer, who came as Mammy and Pappy Yokum, Johnny Rigdon ' s band provided music for the dance. G,W McDonald c-c.n s� .,; h ea c ° ' d --. Dance Linda Roberts. G.™ The Walla Walla Chapter of Future Farmers of America again sponsored its annual Barn Dance on Novemoer 16. A western atmosphere was given to the dance, by the false ceiling of feed sacks, the Queen ' s throne of baled straw, and several saddles. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of F.F.A. Sweetheart Carol Davis by the chapter president, Glenn McDonald. He presented her with a necklace, a gift of the chapter Queen Carol ' s reign continued throughout the year for she was a special guest of the chapter and honored at various F.F.A. activities and functions. Barbara Oft, Allen Struthers Gerry Frazier, Ben Colley, Ted Millgard, Wes Colley Jerry Landeau, Lynn Eubanks, LeRoy Farley, Phyllis Marcy Porter Yelf Queen j ’ VI Stan Barer TheWa-Hi Yell Squad of 1956-57 really boosted the school spirit with their many peppy and energetic yefls. Fulfilling the duties of Yell Queen and Yell King were Barbara Porter and Johnny Jackson. Other members of the squad were Kay McCowan and Stan Barer, The Song leaders also worked very hard this year. They worked up many new and cute routines. The Senior members were Billie Jo Lusk and Anne Nowles; the Junior members were Marion Obacka and Susan Sfoller. 58 With the help of their adviso Wr. bie, the Pep Squad undefffJokimany ities, A new addition this year waf ' Tbe intro¬ duction of Devi Is Day ' ' on whiclj veryone was asked to wear blue and wh Quite a few out-of-town ips were en- Joyed by th Yell qua arTg l he Sonqleaders during bof m ootball and the basketball seasons. 59 FELIX FLETCHER Coach Wa-Hi 26 Pasco 13 Wa-Hi 20 Longview 7 Wa-Hi 14 Lewiston 6 Wa-Hi 28 Richland 21 Wa-Hi 25 Kennewick 0 Wa-Hi 50 Sunnyside 0 Wa-Hi 26 Yakima 0 Wa-Hi 40 North Central Mike Nunn 60 3 ootUall Charles McBride John Richardson Boots Wooten The Wa-Hi football team finished its eight game schedule without a single loss and first in the A.P, Poll. The starting line-up included Roger Amundson, Gary Conner, Dick Monahan, Tom Johnston, Jerry Colley, Norman Wade, Dave Gibb, Don Davis, Harold El- lenberger. Gene Bates, and Brent Wooten. Gene Bates and Norman Wade were chosen by the team as honorary co-captains of the 1956 season. Brent Wooten was elected as inspir- atronal player. In the season ' s opener at Borleske Stadium, Wa-Hi was too much for Pasco, as the Blue Devils rolled to a 26-13 triumph. Gene Bates made three touchdowns for a total of 119 Y ards hile Brent Wooten came in with another score, making the total yardage 196. Wa-Hi ' s next game was at Longview, where Wooten, Bates, and Ellenberger scored the first quarter touchdowns that won the game for Wa-Hi with a 20-7 margin. The Blue Devils gained 269 yards on the ground, and an additional 44 yards in aerial play. Wooten carries with Ellenber- The third game of the season was a non-conference game with Lewiston. By a score of 14-6, the Blue Devils re-estab¬ lished grid supremacy over Lewiston in a renewal of the series of games which had been suspended since 1950. Wooten and bates made the two touchdowns. Varsity Team Row 3: Coach Felix Fletcher, Roger Amundson, Dave Gibb, Roger Wyckoff, Bill Morrisson, Tom Johnston, David Soper, Moe Miller, Elwin Riley, Wayne Fogg, Gary Conner. Row 2: Manager Marvin Horn, Ken George, Harold Ellenber¬ ger, Don Davis, Mike Nunn, Harold Haddock, Gene Bates, Norman Wade, Doug Gwinn, Jerry Stump, Ken Clements! Coach Charles McBride Row 1: Bob Miller, Wes Colley, Dick Monahan, Art Brixey, Jerry Colley, Brent Wooten, Jim Elliot, Bill Hammond, Paul Hayes, Ray Miller, Manager Karl Gabel. B SQUAD Row 3: Tony Spencer, Bob Grieve, Bob Morrisson, Gene Chipman, Wayne Clapper, Gary Miles, Gary Maxon, Larry Lane, Coach John Richardson. Row 2: Coach Boots Wooten, Ron McAdams, Gordon Brehm, Bart Owsley, Gary Forrest, Ron Blocklinger, David Fields, Bruce Gaines, Monte Crippen, Gary Wolfe, Row 1: Tom Schriener, LeRoy Davis, Glen Weitz, Melvin Blue, Bill Barnes, Bob Bruhjell, Terry Parsons, Dennis Axford. Wa-Hi ' s Blue Devils made their fourth straight win over the Richland Bombers with a score of 28-21. Roger Amundson scored a T,D, on a pass from Don Davis. Bates brought in the other three tallies, with Moe Miller doing the conversion honors on all four. A 25-0 victory over the Kennewick Lions marked Wa- Hi ' s next game. Along with Roger Wyckoff, who caught another of Davis ' passes for 6 points, Wooten and Bates were among the scorers. Wa-Hi climbed from third place to first in as many weeks in the A.P. Poll. This honor was retained through¬ out the remainder of the season. In our Homecoming Game, Wa-Hi tromped over the Sunnyside Grizzlies to a 50-0 victory. Monahan made a great showing intercepting a pass of Sunnyside ' s and went for a T.D Amundson and Gibb receiving Davis ' aerials, scored in the first quarter. With this game, Wa- Hi gained more of a lead in the A.P. Poll with 464 ballot points. On the night of Yakima ' s Homecoming, Wa-Hi topped Yakima 26-0, spoiling the host ' s homecoming. This brought them the title of the Yakima Valley Conferences. For three weeks straight, Wa Hi held a 100 ballot point lead over Everett in second place. Blue Devils hit North Central, topping with a score of 40-13 and ending an unbeaten grid season. The Devils were holding the fop in the A.P. Poll, with Everett hold¬ ing a close second. For the conference first team Gene Bates, Norman Wade, Dick Monahan and Brent Wooten were chosen. Coming in for second team were Dave Gibb and Tom Johnston. Don Davis, Moe Miller, and Roger Amundson received honorable mention. 1 1 Wo Hi 56 Kennewicfc 52 Wa Hi 9 North Centro! 44 Wq-Hi SB John Rogers 56 Wq Hi 45 Richland 55 Wq-Hi 54 Hermiston 63 Wo Hi 54 Hermiston 40 Wo-Hi 59 Pullman 67 Wq-Hi 72 Kennewicfc 47 Wq-Hi 59 PendUton 57 Wq Hi 52 Richland 67 Wq Hi 54 Lewiston 64 Wa ' Hi 74 Pqsco 45 Wo Hi SO Wopoto 71 Wq. H i 39 Ctoflston 38 Wq-Hi 68 Pullman 50 Wq Hi 71 Lewiston 40 Wo Hi 45 Cloftston 64 Wo Hi SI Pendleton 69 Wq Hi 57 Poseo 34 Wo Hi 55 Wopoto 67 rrn V-Fr4TWZ 4 ) ROY FARLEY | HAROLD HADDOCK SILL HAMMOND MARVIN HORN MANAGERS - MOE MILLER EVAN HAWKER S ub-Di it rlc+ Jr Wo-Hi 46 Pullman 46 TOM JOHNSTON ' Wo HT 63 Clortjtofl 55 DUtrlet , Wo-Hi 6 Cheney 39 Wo HI 48 Pullman 5? (overt; m«| Basketball The Richland Bombers and the Wapoto Wolves proved to be the only unbeatable teams on the Wa-Hi schedule this year. Wa-HI dropped two gomes apiece to these talented prep teams, rated first and fifth In the Associated Press Poll, while spliH.ng with Lewiston. Hermkton. Pullman. Pendleton, and Clarkston. Wo Hi hod double wins over Kennewick and Pasco, In single games with John Rogers ond North Central of Spokane. Wa-Hi won. The regular season finished with a record of 9 wins and I I losses. At the end of the regular season of ploy. Wa-HI, Pullman, and Clarkston, the teams In the southern division of this district were tied with 2 wins and 2 losses apiece, making a sub-district playoff necessary, Clarkston and Pullman ployed the first gome with Wa-Hi drawing o bye. Pullman won, sending Wa-Hi and Clarkston against each other for the third time this season. Wa-Hi came out on top 63 - 55 , and with the victory became host for the district tournament. In Walla Walla, the finalists of both the northern and southern division ployed for the one state tournament berth at Seattle. Pullman beat Colville and Wa-Hi beat Cheney 46-39, thus sending Wo-HI and Pullman into the championship game. The battling Blue Devils came from an eight-point deficit in the fourth period to fie the game at the finish 46-46. only to have a spectacular tip-in by a Pullman player and four straight free throws spell defeat in the overtime period. Wa-HI outgunned the Pullman team considerably from the field, scorina 38 points to 32 on boskets. Pullman had a sizeable edge at the charity line, hitting 20 of 28 attempts wh.le Wo Hi connected with 10 of 18 attempts. Leading scaring was done by Brent Wooten and Larry Hays. Wa Hi s fast breaking guards, with a season average of 13 and 14 points. Others who contributed greatly to the season ' s victories were Farley, Smith. Johnston. Banks, and Haddock B Squad— First Row: Wilbur Smith Gene Stapleton. Ken Cement , Tom Turner Gall Potter. Glen Welti, Ron BbcMInger Second Row: M . Richardson Kelly Farris, Tom Schreiner, Terry Fors-ans, Wayne ftembold Not pictured: Bob Lewis, 1 ClcteAei ea oj the Lond mou ntains at T ffLdest c fcrests ' rwander, ines reach longingly For the ' And sway to their own whistling tune Judy Christopher Sophomon.es. No+ pictured: Diane Ruiey m AMBL Delores Ahlgren Lynne Aldrich Bob AI verb Marilyn Alverti John Arbini Marian Arbini lllene Arnolds Shirley Bennett Barbara Benson Marlene Benzel Ursula Bergstrasser Robert Biersner Howard Biss Don Blackburn Ken Blackburn Audrey Blanc Sharon Blomquist Melvin Blue Mary Ann Bockoven Ivan Bollinger Raul Bontrop Darlene Bos lev Walter Bosley Wayne Boyles Carol Ann Brehm Jim Bridges Carol Briggs Stanley Bright Mary Brock Terry Brother ton Bill Brown Glenda Brown Carolyn Bruce Bob Bruhjell Bill Brunton Ronnie Burdette Elizabeth Burroughs John Bury Donna Butherus Gary Buttice Dave Caldwell Merle Campbell Fayette Carder Judy Carey Jean Carle Linda Carter Dennis Castoldi Deneen Cathey Janice C ear ley Jim Chapman Sandra Kay Chapman Angela Chappell Bob Chenault Gene Chipman Jean Christopher Phillip Ekstrom Bob Engebretson Allan Erb Stevie Eubanks Grace Evans Grace Ewing Ronald Farley Patty Farmer Kelly Farris Betty Faust Judy Fenner Myron Ferguson Marlene Ft Ian Delwyn Fisher Lorna Fletcher Gary Forrest Rosemary Foss Judy Francis Dan Frandsen Larry Franklin Dale Frankson Sheila Frederick Pat Gal la more David Gallo Frank Gallo Richard Gamer Glenn Garvie Bill Garvin Ken George Bill German Jim Gilliam John Gilman 1 Wayne Clapper Sandy Cline Bob Cloud Barbara Colburn Linda Colwell Cathie Corkrum Marie Cot£ Gary Cox Kay Cunning ton Richard Daniel Stephen Davenport Beverly Davis Eloise Davis Judie Davis Kathy Davis Lynn Davison Barbara DeKeyser Grace Delaney Carol Dennis Carl Deppmg Jerry Pepping Gerald Dickinson David Dirks Ronald Doving Lynne Drake Mike Drake Sandra Dunham Judy Durand Judy Dutton John Edwards Sandy Edwards Lynden Ekstrom Bob Grieve Toni Griffith Carol Guthridge Harold Haddock Neil Hall Linda Hamilton Elizabeth Hardin Myma Hardin Betty Hayden Sandra Hays Arthur Heilbrun Buddy Heimbigner Kay Henderson Ruth Henderson Pat Herring Jo Dee Hess Jack Hester Ronald Hickman Gill Hill Dianne Hiller Kathryn HodsOn David Hopkins Nancy Hoppen Bill Houchtn Peter King Miles Kinzer Kathleen Kirk Roy Kirkpatrick Jerry Klundt Linda Knapp Greg Koehler Joan Kooreny Karen Kropf Eugene Kukal Elaine Lacey Don L aeger Karen Lammers Jim Lamott Patty Landons Quinn Lane Lois Lenfesty Bob Lewis Ina Jean Light Mary Lindsay Robin Lindsay Robert Litke Bill Little Elaine Logan Bonita Long Janet Long Brian lucarelti Ron McAdams LeRoy McDowell Craig MeEwen Dave McKinney Kent McLean Anne Howells Joanne Hoxie Larry Hoy Gary Hull AI den Hutchins Daniel Ingstad Charlotte Irwin Eleanor Isitt Ron Jackson Richard Jaffe Gene Jausoro Ray Jewett Donna Johnson Jean Johnson Kay Johnson Curtis Johnston Alice McManus John MacMurdo Sharon McQmber Mary McPherson Larry McRae Jack Mangold Judy Mangold Jim Manjon Bob Mansfield Henry Marshall Salty Martin Ray Masoner Leona Massey Charles Maxson Gary Maxson Stephen Maxson Joan Meadowcroft Mike Meek Sherry Meguiar Curtis Melhus Carol Mercado Carol Mertschmg David Meyn Gary Michel Curtis Mikkleson Gary Miles Don Miller Gretchen Miller Penny Miller Ray Miller Sharon Mishler Anne Moffitt Fred Moore Bob Momsson Robin Moses Roger Muller Mary Munkres Don Newbill Jerry Nielsen Donna Niemeyer Nancy Niemi Ray Nixon Calvin Northrop Tom Nunn Onna Oran Alan Ord Cynthia Grluck Ruby Otteson Donna Overturf Sharron Overturf Barton Owsley Fred Page Pete Palmer James Palo Polly Land! Francine Parker Linda Parkinson Terry Parsons Sandra Patton Eva Pearson Patrick Peterson Bonnie Pharos Louise Presnell Alice Pribilsky Dale Price La Donna Pulliam Sam Raguso Ann Ray Dana Reeder Jimmy Reid Wayne Rem bold Herbert Rempel Bob Rempel Duane Remus Linda Reynolds Nancy Richards John Richardson Gerry Jo Riggs Linda Roberts Darlene Root H V Kennie Strange Linda Strode Elmer Stubblefield jerry Stump Bob Summers Don Talbott Reg Taylor Mac Teeter Monte Thomas Larry Thompson Steve Thonnev Florence Tomlinson Jim Tompkins Lana Townsend Tom Turner Diane Underwood Phil Underwood Eugene Van Buren Gene Van Doren Barbara Vernon Karen Vernon Robert Vogt Glenn Von Guten Bill Waldron Larry Warren Sharon Weathers Shirley Weathers Glenn We it Chuck Wetzel LeRoy West Roger Whitney Charles Wickirer n o Don Ella Wiggins Edith Wilson Nora Jane Wilson Lila Wdt Gary Wolfe Cody Wolver Carolyn Worth Steve Yeend Mary Ann Ross Barbara Roth Carol Royse Ken Ruff Diane Ruley John Russell Del Sams Stephen Santler Nancy Saunders Sharon Schaffert Nancy Schnebly Tom Schreiner Deanna Schwari Bill Scrimsher Katherine Seely Hazel Selby Gary Shelton Travis Shelton Nancy Sheridan Rochelle Sherman Bob Sibbett Elaine Simons Steve Singleton Terry Sisson Jack Stvertson Bob Smeltzer Donna Smith Wilbur Smith Anna Lee Snyder Gary Snyder Diane Soper Bob Spencer Edgar Stadmg Barbara Stelae I Rick Stevens Michael Stewart □ale Sticka Bob Stimmel La Donna St, John Jim Stovall I r f? ' A a Ik c % 1 Gary Ackerman Robert Adams Judy Aerm Gary Ahlgren Sarah Aldrich Kathy Anderson Leonard Anderson Dennis Axford Bruce Bailey Willard Baker Deanne Baldwin Bill Barnes Virginia Barnhart Wilma Bartel! 0iH Bares Alan Beck Gary Bergevin Jim Bemave Pam Berry Renagene Biekel Darlene Blake Dean Blize Ronald Biocklmger Marvin Blue Donna Gaye Bogle Qlin Boschker Michael Bout? Harold Bowers Mary Bradford David Brazeal Gordon Brehm Ken Brisky Gerry Brown Stephanie Bruce Betty jo Burnett Bob Burnette Shirley Burroughs Jo Anne Bussini Justrne Butcher Jim A. Butler Jim F, Butler Elizabeth Garrick Judith Carter Eddie Gasmens Mary Ann Chenault Judy Christopher Ken Clements Tom Clute Mike Cobaih Darlene Cobb Carol Coffey JoAnn Comfort Loyal Cooper Bill Cousins Monte Crippen Gerry Criscofa Party Cnscola Larry Outhers Jo Anne Cunningfron Eton Currie Joanne Daniels Clara Davidson Edward Davidson Don Davis LeRoy Davis Janii Dean Kay Deboer Danny Derbawka Billy Dickinson Frances Doschades Terry Dummler Jim Edwards Barbara El king ton Harold Ellenberger Jim Elliot Mike Ellis Bill Emert Mavis Emmons Karen Engeln Marvin Entze Darrell M, Erb Janis Essig Sharon Evans Robert Faust Pamela Felt house Carol J, Ferre I Persia Field David Fields Jack Fields Sharonne Figgins Janice Filan Martha Flee nor Blaine Allen Fletcher Lmda Fletcher Wayne Fogg Sharon Foster Deanna Fox Gerald Frazier Jo Ann French Karl Gabel Bruce Gaines Alice Gamble Ann Game Gerald Gates Frances Gervais Eric Gessel Dennis Gillts Glenn Goble Warren Gross Gary Haasch Ann Halvorsen Dick Hamm Beverly Hammond Patricia Hanford Darlene Hanley Patty Harlow Catherine Hart Dave Hathaway J. Paul Haws Kenneth Headley Deniece Healy Gail Hein Larry Heisey Don Heifer Sharon Heifer Vernon Henze I Dale Herd Robert Hess Donna Heumphreus Sandra Hicks Ed Hignett Kathleen Himes Fred Hofer Mary Hooper Charles Hopkins Steve Hopkins Marvin Horn Pat Houk Jim Hoyt Susan Iverson Gordon Jackson Barry Jaquins Don Johnson Judy Johnson Leslie Johnson Lee Katie) Nancy Katsei Jack Keen Janice Kibler Pat Kifburg Judy Mae Kirkeby Dick Kirkpatrick Bonnie Klein Steve Knapp Mickey Knudson Ruby Knudson Marilyn Kratman Rena Kukal Janet Lacey Carol Ladiges Anita Laeger Jim Lamb Gerald Lane Larry Lane Gerald Langbecker Alfred Lang is Jerry Lee David Lewis Judy Marie Lewis Loretta Liming Sharon Lind Eugene Linke Nona Linton Jaunita Logan Bill Long Gary Longmire Barbara Loomis Reynaldo Lopez Barbara Louderback Louise Lucarellt Norman Luca re! I Russell Lybecker Pat Lynch Lynn MtCambndge Kay Me Cowan Bobby McCoy Harold McCoy Judy McCoy Gene McDaniel Sue MacOougall Sharon McKenzie Dust in Maland Pat Mafcom Jack Man son Vicki Marty Bob Marker Brenda MaHey Gloria Marshall Shirley Martin Mary Lou Mathews Diane Matthews Jean Miller Joan Moffitt Dick Monahan Nila Monroe Ardyth Moreland Melinda Morris Ruby Mosley Corby Munsey Mary Murrills Mike Nascimento Martin Neighbor Virginia Nelson Duane Niemeyer Darref Northburg Mary Lou Oakley Marian Obacka Gary Qberholtzer Barbara Oft Jeff Olmstead Shirley Oman Donna Osborne Mike Oswald Betty Own by Darlene Palmer Larry Pasco Judy Patterson Russel Peck David Phelps Marda Pinkerton Dick Ponti Dave Porter Gail Potter Edith Rahn George Rambow George Ray Gail Reed Kathryn Reed Don Reinhardt Gerald Reiswig Neil Reiter Mary Ann Renbarger Joan Rew Elwin Rilev Delwin Rimbev Donna Mae Rode Miriam Rogers Tom Russell Mike Ryles Gayle Sanders Janice Sanderson Joe Sargent Wanda Lee Sauer Aileen Schaefer Margaret Schaefer Roger Schmerer Craig Schultz Shari Sohwank Martha Scrimsher Dave Shelton Robert Shower Dyann Sigler Charles Slaughter Elsie Smith Jim Smith Sharon Smith Bart Snyder Anthony Spencer Gary Spray Mike Stanner Gene Stapleton Gary Sticks Frank Stillman Susan St oiler Bill Stonecipher Dick Stowe Marilyn Straw George Strickland Celia Strong Janice Sutherland Phyllis Tomlinson Donna Townsend John Tucker Ted Tucker Ronald Van Datta Gary Van Horn Annette Van Wagner Delores Van Zandt Robert Vasseur Dorothy Vernon Jacky Veronda Jim Wade Don Waite Sharon Walther Lois Warfield Joy Warren Linda Webster Laura Weinel Richard Weyer Sharon Weyer Patty Whiteman Jim Whittington Hal Wiggins Joe Wilson Barbara Winston Marie Wood James Workman Roger Wycfcoff Judy Yeend Betty Young Sharon Zier Ralph Zimmerman Joel Zither Thelma Barker Leonard! L. Ad ami Drill Team Choir Mikado Beverly Jean Alfrey RoyO ' Blue Copy Editor and Business Mgr. Tethony Minute Girl Orchestra Girl Rifle Team Bob Ambs Auto Mechanic! Asst, P,E. Asst. R.Q.T.C. Lt. Carol Arm Anderson Choir Crest Vice‘Pres, Soromio Journal Alumni Editor Girls’ League Cabinet Jim Angotti Joann Arnold! Rag swinger Choir Secretary Lotura Vice-Pres Club Council Oklahoma and ’’Mikado ' 1 Cherri Baker Soromio Treasurer Homeroom Secretary Gary Banks Basketball Baseball Captain Key Club Boys ' State Homecoming Royalty Dave Aerni Dance Band Senior Band Pep Band Betty Jean Ambs Senior Bond FHjV Commercial Asst. Minute Girl Roger Amundson Foot bo 11 Tract Key Oub A 5-B. Cabinet Howard Anderson Projectionist B Squad Baseball Velma Angotti Soromio Cap and Gown Com. Principal’s Asst. Jr. Homeroom Sec. Commercial Asst. Donna Bailey Grenn© Se Cee Treos Choir Mikado Oklahoma” Chorus Krista Baker Girls ' League Cabinet Dean ' s Asst, Stanley Barer Jr, Class Vice Pres. Journal Sports Editor Yell King Key Club Secretary R.O.T.C. Captain Naidene Barlow Gary L. Barr Laturg Treasurer Senior Bond Cop and Gown Com. Pep Band Great Big Doorstep Bond President Production Staff N.H.S, Commercial Asst. Fr. B-o ys’ Glee Lame Borritt Gene Bates Choir All-State Football Track Wrestling Sr, Class President Key Club Vice Pres, Bruce Bay ley Transfer Ekon Baugh Fr. Boys ' Glee Bowling League W.W, Hi Y William Bennett Connie Bennett Senior Band Tethony Pep Bond Choir |E Mikado’ 1 Fr, loyi Glee ’Oklahoma Attendance Asst, Alice iefqevin Toll Week Queen Girls’ League Sec, Soromia Crest Jr,. Sr, Class Trees . Clacton Blue Rifle Team Ski Club Dale Brathear F.D. Hi Y F F A Vice-President Club Council livestock Judging Team Leg, Asembfy Art Brixey Key Club Lettermen ' s Club Football Traci Tumbling Claudio May Brown Band Librarian Choir Soromia Secretary Junior Ensemble Minute Girl Sonjo Lee Brown M.H.S Royal Blue Staff Chorus Green a 5e Cee Attendance Asst. Oletta B run ton G.A.A. F.H.A, Royal Blue Staff Cop cmd Gown Cam. Fr, Girls ' Glee David Burgess Boys ' Fed Sec. and Treas, Leg. Asembly Vice Pres. F.D. Hi Y President Traffic Court F.FA. Bill D. Carpenter Bowling League Golf Club Tennis Club Basketball Pat (Case] McElroth Doris (Ceorly ] Day Choir Minute Girt Attendance Asst. Retail Club Gerald David Colley Football Baseball Tumbling F.D. Hi Y F.FA, Dieter Sergttrasser Homeroom President Phyllis Bargers Tethany Choir Attendance Asst. Retail Club Cap and Gown Com. William £. Briggs 8 Squad Baseball Drill Teom R.O.T.C. Asst. Carol Annette Brown Senior Band Secretory Soromia Choir Homeroom President Miised Ensemble Euion Brown Baseball P,E. Asst. Soph. Class Vice Pres. Rosemary Bruce Commercial Asst. Harriet Buck man N.H.S. Secretary Grenno Se Cee Club Council Chairmon Sponsor Captain Girls ' Sta e Governor Dennis Carlyle Rifle Team Drill Team R.O.T.C, Officer F.D. Hi-Y Orchestra Joyce Carter Tethany GA.A. Fr, Girls Glee Mary Etta Cathey Commercial Ass . P E. Asst. Homeroom President F.HA Nurse ' s Asst. Cathy Center El Adrea Principal ' s Asst. Wes Colley F.D, Hi-Y F F a. Footbo Wrestling Track Gary Courier Key Club Football Wrestling Leg. Assembly Colleen Correll Cop and Gown Com. Michael Ctyhold N.H.S. W.W. Hi Y Treasurer Bowling League Cafeteria Cashier Leg. Assembly Carl Davidson F.F.A. Carol Davis F.F.A. Sweetheart Grenno Se Cee Journal Staff Circulation Editor Girls 1 Rifle Team Cap and Gown Com. Bill Delaney Track W W. Hi Y R.O.T.C. Officer Luano Diion Senior Band Orchestra Tethony Secretary Homeroom President Janet Downey Choir Art Club Carolyn Duff Soromia President Girls’ Leaque Cabinet Journal Staff Time Out for Ginger ' Leg. Assembly Grant Emigh A.S.B. President R.OJ-C. Co. Commander Eguites Hi-Y Boys ' State Sea beck Leadership Conference Lin Eubanks Sponsor First Lieutenant £1 Adrea Treasurer Crest Varsity Ball Princess Ski Club Leroy Farley RO.T.C, Lieutenant Colonel Basketball A.S.B. Cabinet W W. Hi Y Soph.. Jr., $r t Class Pres. Ronald Copelan d Protectionist Boys ' Fed. Projectionist Mary Jane {Cummings} Worley Pep- Club Vice Prev,, Sgt.-ot Arms, Trcos. F H A. Orchestra Transfer Richard G. Deque F.D, Hi Y Vi e Pres. Treo . Bowling League R.OXC. Drill Team Arthur Davis Mechanics Asst. Boys ' Fed, Rep. Harold Davison Royal Blue Staff Equites Hi Y Bawling League Golf Team Ronald Dewitt Tom Donovan F.F.A, Dianne {Drake) Johnson Lo ura G A A. Fr, Girls ' Glee Adv. Girls Glee Fr. A.S.B Ticket Sales Barbara Eldridge Club Council Retail Club Home Ec. Ass . Loturo Janet English Girls ' League Cob, Head Soromia Vice Pres. Roya ' Blue Staff Senior Band Nancy Fairchild Soromia Commercial Asst, Rose Lee Foure Minute Girl Nurse’s Asst, Fr. Girls ' Glee Clifton Ferquson Royal Bl ua Staff Choir Art Club Joy Rio fi Tethany Minute Gift Journal Staff Leq, Assembly Do� e Folsom Key Club Track Vice Pres. Jr. Class Soys Fed Rep. Time Out for Ginger ‘ Patricio Louise Forrest Girls League President Sea beck Leadership Conference Sponsors El dreo N.H.S. Lloydeen Fraket Head Majorette Sponsors Grenno Se Coe Principal; s Asst. Leg Assembly Richard Fronzen N.H.S. Equites Hi -Y lea Gaddis Boys ' Rifle Teem David Gibb Football State Track Meet Dance Band All-Northwest Chorus Vice-Pres. Sr. Class Fred Good hew Seni or Bond Donee Bond Time Out for Ginger Choir Orchestra Richard GradwaM R.O.T.C, Captain W.W Hi-Y R.O.T.C. Drill Teom Nancy Lynn Ferret Tethony President Royal Blue Staff Art Club Girls Rifle Teom Ski Club Tom Flitram Shop Asst. Intramural Sports David Ford N.H.S. Boys Fed. Cabinet W,W. Hi Y Vice Pres Track Boys Sports jlop, James D- Fowler R-O.T C, Drill Team H.O.T.C, Rrf’e Team Golf CL.b F.D, Hi Y Betty Francis Gimme Te� h Sponsors Miaw e Girl Doro Marie Fuller Gory Gainer Key Club Band Drum Major SH Oub Marilyn (Gobble) Miller Minute Girl Tethony Biq Sister Nancy Gradwohl Crest President Girfj League Cabinet l Entertainment | El Adreo Leq. Assembty Ski Club Lynn Gregory Betty Jo Gronskei Karen Jo Groiqebauer N.H.S, Soromia Vice Principal s Asst Minute Girt Lotura Choir Attendance Asst. B q Sister Richard Gilbert Doug Gwinn Gunderson Shop Atst + Football 1 Key Oub P A. Crew R.QT.C. Officer Wy Wa Hi Amateur Radio P ,E. Asst Club 88 Wl . David Hall Shop Asst. F D, Hi Y Project ion i st Melinda Harmon Club Council Gimmel Teth Royal Blue Inde Editor GMs ' League Cabinet Asst, Minute Girl Earle D. Harvey Shop Asst. W.W. HI Y Dave Hawkins Key Club Donee Bond Ski Club Larry Hays Basketball Lettermen ' s Club Key Club Shop Asst. Homeroom President Alvin Herman Transfer C, H. (Bill) Hammond Football Bose boll Key Club R O.T.C, N.H.S. Bill Hartley Key Club Ski Club R.O.T.C. Captain All Northwest Chorus Judie Hathaway Loturo President Sponsors Senior Bond Attendance Asst. Curtis Hawks Drill Team Rifle Team Don Heimbigner James Hopkins Basketball Shop Asst. InframuroU B Squad Foatba I Mqr. B Squad Baseball Mqr. Jackie Lee Hording El Adreo Treasurer ‘Time Out for Ginger ' 1 Girls ' League Cabinet Soph.. Jr., and Sr. Ensemble Sponsors Boh Hortlev Leg. Assembly Boys Fed. Cabinet Evan Hawker A,S B Vice-President KeyOub President Basketball Transfer Paul Hayes Football Baseball Wrestling Key Club Class Officers Dorothy Hem I Lotura Fr. Girls Glee Advanced Girls’ Glee Laura Anne Hoppe P E Asst. Commercial Asst. F.H.A. Treasurer Fred Homer Ronald Hoy W,W, H!,Y Leg, Assembly Becky Irving Journal Front Page Editor Gimme! Teth Vice Pres,. Treas. Sponsors Girls League Cabinet Ski Club Eileen Jackson Royal Bu e Staff Cap and Gown Com Commercia 1 Asst, Tetkony ' Time Out for Ginger Leon A. Jaussaud Shop Asst. Pep land Senior Ba n d Officer Dance Band Judith Johnson Homeroom Secretary Leq. Assembly Soromig Attendance Asst. Betty Kendall Soph.. Jr. Ensemble Tethany James Irwin Retail Club Vice Pres. Stage and P,A„ John E. Jackson Yell King Senior Band Retail Club President Choir Gen. Mgr, of Devils Den Judy JefferJi Crest Gimme! Teth Minute Girl Choir Accompanist We Were Young That Year ' Thomas C. Johnston Football Basketball Key Oub Leg. Assembly Homeroom President Beverly Jackson Choir Tethgny Mikado Vice-Principal ' s Ass . Harold Jamisqn P E. Asst. Royal Blue SporH Editor Basketball Track Shop Asst. Doyle Johnson Sr., Dance Pep Band Orchestra Intramural Sports Leg. Assembly FJ.A Eva Joseph El Edrea Misred Ensemble Chair Ski Club Homeroom President Jim Kinney Baseball W.W. Hi.Y Vice Pres, Basketball R.OT C, Officer Homeroom Officer Marlene K. Kenney Principal ' s Asst. 90 Mary Jo King Tethany Club Council Minute Girl Transfer Ruff) Kirfcmon A.S.B. Secretory Sponsor 1st lieutenant N h H,S. Class Secretary Soph., Jr,, Sr. Ensembles Dolores June Klin sky F.H.A. Vice-President F.H.A. Secretary Tethony Secretary Royal 0Sue Stoff Journal Staff Jim Kooreny Sr. Band Msiorie lee Grenno Se Cee Choi r Minute Girl Cap and Go«n Com, Nurse s Asst. Marjorie Joyce Lit+eral Journal $taff flack Page Editor Art Club Choir We Were Younq Thot Yea - ' ' Oklahoma” Rosalind R, King Orchestra Laturo Girl s ' Rifle Team Homeroom Vice Preside Library Asst. Bob Kittle N.Hi Vice-President A S B, Cabinet F,D. Hi Y Vice-President R.O.T.C, Captain Bays ' State Larry Knapp Boys Fed. President F.D, Hi-Y President N.H S. President F.FA. Reporter Bob lamb R.O.TC, F.FA. F.FA, Judging Intramural Sports P,E. Asst, Louise E. Lenhart Girls ' Glee Lyn Loiseau Art Club 91 Letanne Kinier Soromia Minyte Girl Leg. Assembly Girts ' Rifle Team Tumbling Team Mary Lou Klotsen Library Asst, Nurse ' s Asst, Commercial Asst. Conrad Knopf N.H.S. A.S,8, Cabinet W W Hi-Y Pres R.O.TC. Drill Team Boys ' Fed. Rep. Bill Layton Projectionist Handicraft Asst. Alice Liming F,HA. Transfer Cheerleader Jerry Loney Dala Long Tim Out for Ginger” “We Were Young That Year” Dramatics Club Choir Stage Billie Jo Lusk Songleader Sponsor Gimmel Tefh Girls League Cabinet Head Crest Cot hey McCouft Gimmel Toth President Crest Vice-President Choir and Ensemble Accompanist Girls ' League Cabinet Tri-State Delegate Glenn McDonald F.F.A. Pres F.F,A- Judging Club Council Intramural Sports F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Jerry McForlone Leg Assembly Track Equates H(-Y Ski Club Foot bail Gory Moestrett! F.D. Hi-Y Ski Team Ski Club Football Jeon Luca relit Latura Minute Girl Fr. Girls ' Glee Pep Club Homeroom Officer Barbara McAulay M Mother Is a Freshman Boro mi a Girls Leogue Cabinet Girls ' League Rep Minute Girl Deanna Kay McCoy Sponsors Grenno Se Cee Senior Band Commercial Asst. Homeroom President Michael McElroth Mildred Me Lees Journal Staff Library Asst. Bond F H A. Transfer Duane Mang F.F.A, Football Track Shop Asst. Tumbling Johnny Luca re Hi Boys ' Fed. Cabinet Key Club Jim McClenny Gen. Metals Asst. Janice McCully Valedictorian N.H.S. Vice-President Grenno Se Cee Treasurer Choir Journal StafR Sondro D. McFolls Cop and Gown Com. Tethony F.H.A. Choir “M kodo Oklahoma Royal Blue Stoff Donald R. McLeod Boys Rifle Team Captain R.O.T.C. Officer Fr. Boys Glee David Mann Boys ' Fed. Rep. F.D Hi Y Wrestling Phyllis Morey Scfomio Time Gut for Ginger Girls ' League Cabinet Asst. Soph,. Jr.„ Sr. Ensemble Miited Ensemble Mae Miller Football Basketball Baseball Doris Mobley Soromio President Club Council Minute Girl Choir Girls ' League Cabinet Asst. Garry Ma san A.SJ Treasurer Leg, Assembly Homeroom President Boys ' State Art Club President Robert L. Miller Football Key Club W,W, Club R O.T.C, Captain Drill Team Maralyn Mock Soromio Sponsors Orchestra jr. Class Treasurer Girl N League Rep, My ran Me inert F.F.A. Ted Millgard Key Club PJvA. Livestock: Judging Team Parliamentary Procedure Team Crop Judging Team Russell Moran Choir Key Dub Senior Quartet Leg, Assembly AII-Northwest Choir Boyd Moreland 8 Squad Football Tumbling Wrestlinq Track Eiflean Morris G.A A Tethany Bond Fr, Girls ' Glee Joyce Mammon Grenno $e Cee Sec. ’ We Were Young That Year ' Leg. Assembly Minute Girl Time Out for Ginger” Shirley Muller Girls ' league Treasurer Sponsor Sergeant fl Adrea Crest Club Council Nek Robert Nelson Kenneth Nelson W.W. Hi-Y Bonce Bond Baseball Band Janice Nemiti LatyfQ G.A.A, Cap and Gown Com, P.E, Asst John Niemeyer Equates Hi-Y Ski Club Stl Patrol Leg, Assembly Transfer Gary Norqukt Senior Band Anne Carolyn Nowles Songleader El Aidrea Sponsors Girls ' League Cabinet ■■ i ■ Nyla Oelbe Gimitiel Teth Rdgswmger Sponsors Sr. Ensemble Crest Riche lie Oleum El Adrea Pres., Vice-Pres.. Treos. Girls ' League Cabinet N.H.S. Club Council Scribe Mary Elba be th Parrott Corel Patterson N.H.S. Transfer We Were Young Minute Girl That Yeor Mother Is a Freshman Band Saromia Greg Perry Bob Peterson Key Club Shop Asst. Virginia Ann Nelson Crest Secretary Sponsors Girls ' League Cabinet El Adrea Club Council Martha Nightingale Orchestra Choir Grenno $e Cee Oklahoma Mikado All State Music Mike Kent Nunn F D HI-Y Football A.S.B. Cabinet Ski Club Sally Page Grenno Se Cee Pres. Club Council Minute Girl We Were Y6unq That Year GAA. Sally Ro Pentecost Choir Mixed Ensemble Grenno Se Cee Treas. N.H.S, Minute Girl Kenneth Ponti Eqvites Hi Y Boys Rifle Team R.O.T.C. Officer P.E. Asst. Do! Power Key Club Retail Selling Kenny Rahn Auto Mechanic! Asst. Barbara Jeon Porter Yell Queen Sponsors Homecommg Royalty A.S B, Cabinet Soromio Treasurer Sene Rebillord Gimmel Tftth President Girls ' League Cabinet Flag swinger Homecomlriq Royalty Sponsors J. Dean Reeder Fquites Hi Y Bond Lob. Assti f.F.A. Orchestra Jerry Reever Bovs Rifle Teon Georgtann Koy Rembold Soromla G.A.A- President Leg- Assembly Band Orchestra Maurice L. Riftaier FD Hi Y Boys ' P,E, Asst. Football Beverly Rigsby Choir Soromia Retail Selling Ramon Rios Jr. W W. Hi Y Shop Asst. Fr„ Baseball Linda Roberts SLE Cub Girls ' League Cabinet Minute Girl Crest Vice-President Gimme! Te h Janice Marie Roberts Grenna Se Cee Commercial Asst. Choir 6.A.A, Leg. Assembly ■ Don Robinson Bob Rode Equites Hi-Y Intramural Sports Boys Rifle Team Shop Asst. Drill Team ' Time Out for Ginger We Were Young That Year Mary Loomis Ryle N.H,$. Grenna Se Cee Pres. Girls ' League Cabinet Time Out for Ginger Student Court Alan L. Russell Drill Team Shop Asst. Noon Movies John Russel W W Hi Y Bond Pep Band Carta Sabins Retail Club Adv, Tumbling AtJv. Girls’ Glee Big Sister Lais Sato Don A- Salt marsh Senior Band We Were Young Commercial Asst. That Year Tifne Out for Ginger ' ’ Senior Bond Dance Band Student Director Pep Band Don Saunders Bond Orchestra Joy Schiele Royal Blue Chief Photographer Orchestra Journal Staff Down in the Valley Nancy Jean Sellec.lt Transfer Girls ' Glee Pep Club Tyke Serven Larry Shelton Carole Shepard F.F.A. F.F.A. Officer Retail Club F.F.A. Basketball F.F.A. Livesto ck Judging Dean ' s Asst. F.F.A. Livestock Judging F.F.A. Crop Judging Shop Asst. Library Asst. P E. Asst. F.H.A. Judy Shoemaker Sponsor Flagbearer El Adrea Vice-Pres. ’Time Out for Ginger” Journal Proof Editor Girls ' League Rep, Jerry Stombaugh P.A. and Stage Carol Storrer Tethany Vice - Principal ' s Asst Ft, Girls ' Glee Orchestra John Arthur Smith Equites Hi-Y Shop Asst. Intramural Sports Larry Steffy Key Club Auto Meeh. Asst, Helen L. Stovall Fr Band Fr. Girls ' Glee Chorus 96 Choir John David Soper A.S.B. Cabinet Traffic Court Vice-Pres. Equites Hi-Y R O.T-C. Boto. Comdr. Footboll Eileen Stoneroad Journal Editor El Adrea Pres,. Sec. Girls’ League Cabinet Head Crest A.S.B. Cabinet Patricio Darlene Strode Choir Cop ond Gown Com. Big Sister Jr. and Sr. Band Nurse ' s Asst. Ralph W L Teague Equates HUY Leg, Assembly Club Council 1 Time Out for Singer Richard Thonney Carpentry Agriculture Dee Lee Tucker A S B. Cabinet Girls ' League Cabinet Gimme : Teth Secretary Sponsors Jr. and Sr, Ensemble Kay Van Ausdfe N.H.S, Laturg President Soph,, Jr. Sr, Ensemble The Mikado ' Leg. Assembly Scribe Gene Teal Yell Squad Eq mites Hl-Y Track Choir Senior Band Carlo E. Troeh Inter-School Relations Committee Soromio Homecoming Queen The Mikado Cap and 5q« n Com, Helen Rae Underwood Grenno Se Gee Commercial Asst. Girls ' Glee Judith L. Vaughan Cap ond Gown Com. Lgtura Secretary Leg, Assembly Girls ' Glee Linda Lee Wagner Club Council Secretary Master-Sgt. Sponsors Soph,, Jr., Sr Ensemble Gimme I Tet h Leg. Assembly 97 Gordon Wainwright N.H.S. W.W. HUY Monty Thomas Greena Se Cee Sec, Girls ' Glee Pep Club Miss Daisy Mae Lee R. Trousdale Radio Club President R.OT.C. Asst, Squad Leader Tom Umruh Norman Wode Key Club Footbal Daniel Walker az Tom G. Wolker Equates Hi-Y Shop Asst. R.Q.T.C. Squad Leader Donna Mae Wallace N.H.S. Treasurer Jr. Prom Queen Sponsor Sgt. Girls League Vice-Prei. El Ad reo Patricio Wallingford Royal Blue Staff F.H.A. Treasurer Cap and Gown Com. Commercial Asst. Pep Club Potty Walters Bob Warwick Transfer W ' .W. Hi-Y Pep Club Band Orchestra Pep Band Bowling league Shirley Wasemiller Grenno Se Cee Retail Selling Club Sec. 0ffice Assh Maureen Weatherly Retail Club Advanced Girls ' Glee Principal s Asst. Big Sister Announcements Janlyn Webster G.A.A. F.H.A, Treasurer Time Out for Ginger ' We Were Young That Year Crest Cap and Gown Com. Frank Wheeler Choir President Sr, Quartette Sr. Bond Donee Bond All-Northwest Choir Roberta Whiteley Library Asst. Retail Club F.H.A. Judith Adele Whiteman Delbert Wolfe Sponsors Gimme I Teth Secretary Girls ' League Cabinet Class Sec. Jr. and Sr. Crest President Carol Wood Office Asst. Brent Wooten All-State Football All-State Basketball Baseball A S J- Cabinet Key Club Ruth Young Tethqny Rifle Team Minute Girl Attendance Asst. Commercial Asst. Dove Zero Key Club f.f.a. Bob Zitterkapf Gen. MetoU Asst. Ann Zimmerman Soromia Office Asst. Cop and Gown Com. t ' Sr 7he Royal Blue Aeknoutledaea. Myers Yearbook Company for the production Uf r (JB S. W Smith Com¬ pany for,puj yearbook cover; Bontroo Studio. DeBunce Studio, Miller Studio, -Rpbpcge Studio, and Vitart Studio for senior pictures, DeBunce Studio for un¬ derclass and football individual pictures; patrons and patronesses; teachers and students who cooperated so well; and the groups that raised funds for addi¬ tional space. We Winh to Jhank Oun ' Patnom Who Have YYlade 1 956 -, 1 95 r% Arhery and AULT R| Bak y H not hen Succeinkul yean- ' - r )N EQUIPM onal Bank i Bcrr JHtfl[ft Company ftC Book Drug Stationery Stone A Bur-Bee C npany _ _ Campbyi ' Drive-in.fatnt Sto a CarnaWB Company v 1 Clark ' s Bopk Store. , CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, l 1 Croft ' s FlqyerfT Darigold-Wellfl Wafla Dairymen ' s As! Davis Kaser ' DeWift Funeral Home DJCKEY ' S BARBIE SHOP nffrumkelfer Compafiy Hlkenberg ' s Jewelers Silversmiths First Federal Savings Loan Assn, Gradwo l Furniture Carpet Co, Grand Hotel Harvey ' s Beauty Shop Henry I. Gross, General Contractor Herb Himes Hub £ J Q Jack Ay Sard ' s Sheet Metal Works Jaymar Company Mill 1 Jaynes Typewriter Exchange J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC, Jim ' s Furnace Service KUJ Broadcasting Station L, D, Proctor, Building Contractor Libby McNeill Libby Lott Supply Co, mICler STUDIO Morgan Builders Supply Morrison Supply Company Pete ' s Sport Shop Marina Roedels Ice Creanip Scotty Cummins ' Athletic Supply Sherwood and Roberts, Inc, Drloders Tery Co, an Petten Lumber Co, Vitart Studio Wade ' s Clothing House, Inc, Wainwright Insurance Loan Agency — Walla Walla Drug % . 1 ' WALLA WALLA GRAIN GROWER INC, Washington Machinery Supply Wilton ' s Shoe Store W. R. O ' Rourke Co-jH YOUNGS DAIRY I SJndex A Ackerman, Gary 33 ' 49 79 Adams fiob 16, 46, 73 Adams, Leonard 26, 85 Adams Robert 24 26 33. 79 Atrn!, Dove 24. 51, 85 Aerni, Judy 79 AKlgren, Delores 73 Ahlgrfn, Gory 79 Aldrich, Lynne 73 Aldrich So rah 16 19 45, 79 A f-ey Beverly 19, 40 41 45 85 A verti. Marilyn 19, 27, 31 44 72. 73 Aliverll Robert 20. 46, 77. 73 Ambv Betty BS Ambi Bob 52 85 Amundson, Roger. 14. 15 47, 60, 62 63, 64. 85 Andenon. Carol Ann 17, (8. (9, 26, 36. 43, 69. 85 Anderson. Don 9 Anderson. Howard 51,85 Anderson. John 9 Anderson Kathy 19. 40, 4 I 4 3 5 1 . 79 Anderson Leonard 79 An gotf il, Jomes @5 Angott, Velma 43, 52, 85 Arbin, John 20 2 i 4 7. 72 73 Arbini Morion 73 Arnold Hone 43, 69, 73 Arnold Joonn 25, 26 4?. 44 52. 69, 85 Ault Ora 25 27 28 36. 44. 73 Austin, 8. E. 9 Ai ord Dennis 53, 63. 68, 79 B Bo ' ey, 8r u ce 21 22 20 33. 79 Bailey, Darlene 73 Ba■ cy, Donna 26 85 Bair, J,,dy 73 Baler Bob 73 Baler, Cherri 43 85 Boler Krista 10 53 85 Baler. Mordo Dee (9. 45 73 Baler, Mory 7| Bator. Robert 20 33. 73 Baler, Susan 7J Baler, Willard 30 33 79 Baldwin, Deanre 25. 31. 44 78, 79 Banks Gary 15. 16. 21, 47 53 55 66, 68, BS florbuto, Dion 73 Barer, Ston 3 i 58, B5 Barter The mp S3 Barlow Naidene 44 §5 Born 0S fill! 63 79 Barnhart Virginia 79, 46 Barr Gary 22 24 85 BarriH Buford 33 7j Barit Lorrie 26 85 Borteit Wilma p7. 45 48, 53, 79 Boss Drew 73 Ba es BiH 33 79 Barei, Gent 20 47. S3. 62 63 64 84 85 Bates. $h,r ey 27. 73 Bo uqh, El son 05 layffly Bryce 85 Beard Beatrice 27 71 Se :t A’an 20, 24 2S 46. 79 Beck $Ha 19, 27, 44 73 Bocl ' f h Marti 73 Be Jo20 73 B--netr B 1 22 25 28. 85 Bennett Connie 17, 26. 45, 51, 85 Sennet , Snirey 16, 73 Benyon. Barbara 73 Berfel Mar ene 27 7} Bergev n Alice IS 16 17, 18. 38. 43. 53 64 86 Bergevin Gary 33 34 35 46 , 79 Bergs rosier Dieter 20 23 53 86 Be 3 tr 0 s er, Urs O 73 Behove Jim 33 34. 79 Barney, Mart 9 Barr Pom 26. 5. 7 ? Bescgp M; dcgarde I I Bate- Re oqene I6„ 51. 79 B e ' R :b«rj 73 6 i Howard 73 Backb urn Dan 73 B’artb Kenneth 73 EToke Da- 26 5 79 B one A drey IT 27 43 73 8 ie Dean 21 30 31 33,78 79 8 cut linger Ranald 20 33 63, 68, 7 9 Blomguist. Sharon 24, 27. 28, 45 7] Blue Clayton 86 Blue Margin 24, 26, 79 Blue Melvin 2i, 50. 63. 73 Boar, Albert 9, 46 Boeloven. Mary Ann 73 Bogle Donna Goye 6 19 44 79 Bol Inger, Ivgn 33. 34 ?3 Bontrpp Paul 20. 21, 73 Bargers, Phyllis 26 45 49 51. 86 Boschler Olin 21 30 31 33 34 79 Boschter Wilbur 9. 21 Bosley Darlene 31 73 Bosley Walter 73 Michael 16 33 49, 79 Bc wers Horo J d 20 33 46 79 Boyie Wayne 73 Bradford Mary 40 41 4? 45 48 S3 79 Broshear Dale 16 34 35 42 46 86 Broaeo 1 David 79 Brehm BUI 11 Brehm Carol Ann 73 Brehm. Gordon 63 79 Bridges Jimmie 73 Br.qgs BiH 86 Briggs Carol 73 Bright Stanley 73 Br sty Ken 33 S3, 79 Botev A.t 55 60 62 86 Brnrl Mary 73 Brother Terry 14 19 31 4 72 73 Brown, Bill 73 Brown Carol 23 24 25 26. 43 86 Brown Claudia 22 24 26 43, 86 Brown E Jon 53 52, 86 Brawn. Gerry 79 Brown, Glenda 73 Brown Officer I 1 Brown, Sanja Lee 22 40 41 43 51.86 Br.j Carolyn 28 36 48 73 Bruce Rosemary 86 BiruCf. Slephanie I 7 31,43 79 BrMeqqemeier Corl 9 6 rub jell Bib 33 SO 63 73 Br w nTpn B 24 28 7 3 8r k ,nton Oletto 40 4| 48 86 Buctmcm Harriet |4 ! 5, ( 7, 10 19 22 31 42 43 84 06 B rfckman Irene 9 45 8 .rde f Ronnie 73 Burgee David 15 16. 20. 33 34 35 42 46, 86 8 .men Be ty Jo 44 52 79 0 jmet ' e Bob 79 0 irrooghs. Eliteb«th 7} 0 nrrpughs. Shirley 79 8 tt ■, John 15, 13 46 73 Butsini JoAnne 79 Butche Justine 40 79 B.� herus Donna 73 flutter Jim A. 33 79 B.i,tier Jim F, 33 79 Butt-re Gory 20 33. 72, 73 C Caldwell, Dave 33, 73 Campbell Merle 26. 73 Carder. Fayette 36. 40, 73 Carey Judy 36 44, 73 Carte. Jeon 27. 45, 73 Car ' ylo. Den n s 30. 31 33 46. 52, 86 Carpenter Bill 06 Camel, Elisabeth 26. 31. 45, 48. 79 Carter. Joyce 86 Carter Judith 16 42. 44 51. 52, 79 Carter. Linda 19, 36. 48 73 Case Pa 16, B6 Cassell, Clarence 9. 20 Cosiins Eddie 21 33, 79 Costoldl Dennis 73 Cathey, Deneen 33, 34 73 Cathey. Mary Etta 52 06 Cearfey, Doris 26, 49, 06 Cearley Janice 73 Center Cathy 44, 5l, 86 Chapman, Jim 73 Chapman. Sandro Kay 73 Cnappeil Angela 40 73 Chenoult. Bob 73 Chengul ' t. Mary Ann 79 Chipmon, Eugene 63 73 Christopher Jeon 17,45 73 Christopher Judy I 7, 43, 79 Clapper Wayne 63 74 Clement Ken 16 33 42 46. 60, 62 60 78, 79 CHne, Sandy 31.36. 45. 74 Cloud Bob 24, 74 Oute. Tpm 66 . 79 Cobain Mile 33 79 Cobb. Darlene 79 Coffey, Carol 79 Colburn, Barbara; 48. 74 Colley, Jerry 46, 60. 62, 06 Collar, Wev 46 50 57. 60. 62. 86 Colwell, L ndo 74 Comfort, Jp Ann 45 Si. 79 Conner, Gory 16. 47. 50, 60 62, 87 Conway. Frances 9, 48 Cooper. Loyal 52 79 Copeland. Ronald 21,51 87 Carkrurfi Cathie 24, 27. 36, 74 Cornelrsari. Purdy 9 CorreM. Colleen 29. 87 Coryell, Bill 84 Cote Marie | 6 , 27, 43, 74 Cousins. Bill 33, 34 35, 79 Co Gory J 6 . 74 Crippen. Monte 30 63, 69, 79 Criscola Gerry 33, 79 Cfiicala Potty 31, 44, 79 Crosbje, Keith 9 Cruthors Larry 79 Cummings, Mary Jane 8 ? Cunnington, Jo Ann 22. 45. 79 Cunnington. Kay 24 3 1 , 74 Currie, Don 33. 69. 79 Ciyhold, Michael 16, 23. 46. 53, 87 D Dague Dick 21 42. 46 87 Daniel Richard 74 Daniels Joanne 43, 79 Davenport, Stephen 74 Davidson, Carl 34„ 87 Davidson OafQ 79 Davidson. Edward 21, 52 78, 79 Davis Arthur 52. 87 Davis. Beverly 74 Davis Carol 31, 34. 35, 3B, 43 57, 87 Davis Don [6 47 60. 62. 63 64 66 78, 80 Davis. Elolse 26, 36 44, 74 Davis, Judie 14 IS, 16. 19 45, 74 Davis, Kathy 74 Davis: leRoy 63, 80 Davison, Harold 47 87 Davison. Lynn 45 74 Dean, Jams 24. 43 80 DeBoer Kay 80 DeKeyter, Barbara 24 20 , 31, 36, 74 Delaney, Bill 46 87 Debney Grace 19. 45, 74 Dennis. Carpi 27, 28 3 1 . 36 43. 74 Depp ng CgH Lee 24 34 74 Depping. Jerry 33 74 Derbawka Danny 80 DeW.fr Ronald 53, 7 Dickinson. Billy 20 80 Dickinson Gerald 74 Dirts. David 33 74 Dixon, Luang 23 45 87 Donovan, Tom 34 37 Dofchades Frances 80 Dovlng, Ronald 74 Downey Janet 07 Drake Dianne 51 87 Drake Lynne 74 Drake Michael 74 Draper Juliana 9 Duff Carolyn i$ 8 29 38 39 42 3 52. 53 87 Dummfer Terry 33 00 Dunham Sandra 74 Durand Judy IS. 16 2 ?, 45 72 74 Dutton. Judy 19 43 40, 74 £ Edwards Jim 33 80 Edwards. John 33 34 74 Edwards Sandy 20. 46. 74 Ekstrom Ly den 43 74 Ekstrom. Philip 33 74 Eidr-dge Barbara 42 44 49 g? E Iking ton, Barbara 26 44 B0 Ellenberger Har©1d 20, 33 46. 61 62 64 80 Elliot Jim 50 6 � , 62. eo Eltk, Mile 33 34 35 80 Emert BJ1 33 34, 35 4? 60 Emiqh GfQfi 14 21, 30, 42 47 54 55 , 87 Fmigh. Ralph 9 Emmruss. Maviv 43 80 Engebretion, ' Bob 74 Engeln Kq ren 22 45 4g 80 English Janet 16 t9 4] 53 g? Entfe Marvin (6 42 46 80 Erb Allan 33. 74 Irb Darrell M 24 47 69 80 Esary Mary 9 |7 Essig, Janis ?4 44 80 Eubanks, jLm 17 | 31 44 50 57 67 Fubanh Stevrn A. 28, 36, 74 Evans Grace 74 Evans. Shafan 27 80 Ewing Groce 27, 74 F Fairchild Nancy 43. 53 , 87 Farley, Leroy 14 15 31. 4J, 46, 57. 65 67. 68 Earley, Ronald 16 46. 74 Former, Patty (9, 36. 45, 74 Farris, Kelly 2 1 28 31. 47, 68 74 Fagre Rose Lee 17. 52 87 Faust Betty K, 19 24 31, 4B, 74 Faust Robert 24. 80 Felthouse, Pamela 45, 80 Fenner, Judy 74 Ferguson, Clifton 26. 4). 6 B Ferguson. My on 33 74 Fefrel. Carol 80 Ferre Nancy 41. 42, 45 68 Field Persia 42. 53. 80 Fields David 13 63 69 80 Fields Jack 24, 28 50, 80 Flggins, Sharonne 39, 39, 80 FHon Janice 80 Filon Joy 23, 38 45. 88 Filon Marlene 74 Fisher, Deiwyn f4 26 33 34 51 . 74 F’eenor. Martha 16 17, IS. 19. 31 45, 80 Fletcher, Blaine Alien 80 Fletcher, Fell 9. 20, 60, 62 Fletcher, Linda 80 Fletcher Loma 36, 48 52 74 F iSfOflfi, Tommy 52 88 Folsom. Dove IS, 29 42 47 56 , 88 Fogarty I no 10, 84 Fogg Wayne 15. 20. 30, 46 61, 62, 80 Ford, David 20 21 , 22 46, 04 S 8 Forest Gary kS 47. 63. 72 74 Forrest Pot 14. 15 17, 18 19, 22 . 44 S3. 08 Foss Rosemary 27 4 5 74 Foster Sharon 24 44 80 Fowler, James 30. 31, 33, 46, 88 Fo Deanna t S 45 80 Fra lev Lloydeen 25 4 2 43 49. 5 52 88 Francis Bet y 17 19 31 69, 04 00 Francis, Judy 14. 16, 74 Frandsen, Dan 33, 74 Franklin, Lgrry 21 33- 74 Frankso n Da 1 ® 33, 74 Franyen Richard 22 , 47, 04, 08 Frazier Gerald 20 33 34 35, 5? 70 80 Frederick, Shel ' o 27, 74 French, JoAnn 40, 41 80 Futuhara. Gary 72 Fuller, Dora 88 G Gabel, Karl 61 62, 80 Gaddis Leo 38 Gainer Gary 24 47. 88 Go T nes. Bruce 63, 80 ©a I la mo re Pat 74 Golllvan, Georgia Mae IQ. 26 27 GpHo, David 33 74 Gallo, Front 74 Gamble. Alice 43 53. 80 h Gamer Richard 31, 33 74 Garvle Ann 40. 41, 48. 80 Gorvie Glen 34, 74 Garvin, Bill 74 Gates. Gerald 16 20 . 24 46 00 George Kenfiith 61. 62. 74 German, BH 74 Gervafs, Frances 80 Gessel, Eric 80 Gibb David 24 26 28 47 61 62. 63 04. BB Gilllqfn. Jim 74 Gillis. Dennis 3 L 33, 80 Gilman John 20 74 Girton, Lorry 74 Gobble Marilyn 88 Goble. Glenn I i Goble, Glenn |Ted} 31, 33 80 Golden Genevieve 28, 36, 48 74 Good hew Fred 20, 24 28 29 80 Goodman. Virgil 10 Gradwohl Nancy 16 17, 10 19 22 26 44, 52 88 Gradwehl Richard 30, 31 46. 00 Graham Barbara 74 Graham Bob 74 Granger, Edgar 33 69, 74 Granger. EmmiH 33, 69, 74 Gray Columbus IQ, 47 Gray Richard 74 Gray Ruth |Q, 41 Green. Mike 74 Gregory, Lynn 88 Grieve, Robert 26. 63 75 Griffith, Toni Lee 31 36 43 75 Gronskei Betty Jo 19 43,53,88 Grosgebauer, Karen 26 44 49 51,88 84 07 Gross Worren 16 22 30 33 28 47, 00 Gunderson, Richard 80 Guthridge. Carol J4 75 Gwinn. Douglas 20 47 61 62. 80 H Viaasch Gory 24 20 47, 00 Haase. Albert |0 Haddock Harold 16 33 47 50 6f 62 64 67 68, 75 Hall David 46 53 89 Hall Neil 51 75 Halverson Anne 31 80 Hamilton Linda 75 Hamm Dick 15 33 40. 41 47 @0 Hamm, Ed 11 Hamm Fay t0, 44 Hammond Beverly 48 53 80 Hammo-d Bi’l 15 16 20 23 30 33 42 64 62. 67 89 Hanford, Patricio 24 44 80 Hanley, Darlene 16, 19, 3i 44. 78, 80 Hardin, Elizabeth 75 Hardin Myrna 75 Harding. Jackie 18. 19, 26 28 29 3 4, 44. 89 Harlow. Patty @0 Harmon Melinda 15 18 4? 45 89 Hart Catherine 19 (9 45 48 52. 53, 70. 00 Hartley Bill 26 30 47 89 Hartley. Bob 89 Harvey, Earle 46, 52, 89 Hathaway, Dave 80 Hathaway, Judith Ann 14 24 42 44 49 S? 89 Hawker £ vqn |4 (6. 26 28. 38 39 42 47 67, 89 Hawkins Dave 21 28 47, @9 Hawks Curtis 30 31,89 Haws. J. Paul 21 30 SJ, 80 Hayden Betty 36 75 Hayes Paul 21 53,6! 62 89 Hays Larry 52 65 67 68, 09 Hays, Sandra 3l 43 75 Headley, Kenneth 34 80 Healy Deniece 15. 3 4 30, 39 41 80 Heilbrun Arthur 75 Heimblgner Buddy 21. 75 Heirnb qner Don 89 Hein Gai 33 41 53 80 Heisey, Gory 84 Heiiey, Lorry 80 Heifer Dan 16 80 Heifer Sharon 24 80 Henderson, Kay 31 42 48, 75 Henderson, Ruth 75 Henze I Dorothy 44 09 Henjel Vernon 33 51 80 Herd. Dole 33 46 81 Herman, Alvin 89 Herring P a t 14, 15, 27. 3 t. 44 75 Hess, Jo Dee 43, 75 Hess, Robert 81 Hester. Jack 75 Heumphreus, Donno 8! Hickman, Ronald 33. 75 Hick ., Sandra 17, 49, 81 Hignett, Ed 16. 49, 10. 01 Hill, Bill 75 Hiller, Dianne I 7, 36. 75 Himes, Kathleen 45, 81 Hod ion Kathryn 7S Hofer, Fred 33 01 Holmgren. A, l If Honeycutt, Jack 10. 47 Hooper Mary 22. 41. 5 B i Hopkins, Charles 21 33 46, 81 Hopkins, David 75 Hopkins, James 49 52 89 Hoptini, Steve 21. 84 Hoppe, Laura 52 53, 69 Happen Nancy 24. 43. 75 Horn. Marvin 33 34 61 62 . 67. 81 Homer Fred 90 Houchin Bill 33 34 , 75 Houghton Grace 10 40 Houk, Pat 45, 01 HoweIIi. Ada 10 Howells. Anne 27, 28. 36 43, 75 Hgme Joanne 40 75 Hoy Larry 33 75 Hoy Ronnie 46, 90 Hoyt Jim 34 81 Hull, Gory 75 Humbert Barbara 52 Hunter Susan 18 19 23 43. 90 Hutchins. AEden 75 I lngs ad Daniel 24 20 75 Irving, Becky I 5„ I @ 31 30 45 90 lrw� n Charlotte 75 Irwin James 53, 90 Isitt Eleanor 48. 75 Iverson Susan, (9 31 45, 01 J Jackson, Af 84 Jackson, Beverly 26, 45 53 90 Jackson, Eileen 39, 4| 45 53 90 Jackson Gordon 0 4 Jackson, John fS, 2 42 49, 56. 58 90 Jack,on, Ron 31, 75 Jaffe, REchord 21 75 Jamison Harold 21 41 52 53. 90 Jaqiiins, Barry 24 33 51 84 Jausoro Gen 75 Joussuad, Leon 24 28 90 JefferU Judy 17 18 26 29 45 90 Jewett Ray 33 75 Johnson. Doyle 20 21 24, 28, 29 35 53, 90 Johnson, Don 47 0 | Johnson. Donna 75 Johnson Howord 35 84 Johnson, Jean 45, 75 Johnson, Judy 16, 25 31 44 78, 81 Johnson, Judy Mae Si 90 Johnson Kay 75 Johnson. Leslie 28, 30, 47 81 Johnston, Curtis 24 26 28, 75 Johnston Tom 16. 20 47 61 62.63 64 65 67. 60. 90 Jones. Arthur D. 0 Jones, Brian 20 21. 50, 75 Jones. Kaye 75 Jones Linda 3i 36 48 69, 75 Jones. Pat 04 Jones. Bob 7§ Jorgenson, Karen 36. 40. 75 Joseph Evo 44 90 K Korn. Bill 1 1 Kajita Frances 4 I Ksntolo Edward 10 Katsel Lee 01 Katsef, Money 0 I Keen. Jack 22, 30. 33 47 69 04 feerel E. L. 10 29 19 46 Kendal . Betty 90 Kennedy, Ruth 7| Kenney Marlene 45, 52 9Q Kenyon Alice 45 Kents, Jim 11 Kibler Janice 16 45, S3 01 Kllfaurg, Pat SI Kimble, Inez 75 Kimzey. Jim 33. 46 90 King Marilyn 28, 75 K,ng Mary J© 4? 45 9| King Peter 20 21, 33, 75 King Rosalind 28, 31. 44, 52 91 Kinier. Leeane 16, 19, 31, 43, 56 9t Kinzer. Miles 75 Kirk Kathleen 17 27 75 Kfrkeby, Judy Mae 19, 22 44 70, 84 Kirk man Elizabeth | Q, 44 Kirk man Ruth (4, 17, 10 23 26, 31 45 50 51 84. 9| Kirkpatrick, Dick 81 Kirkpatrick Roy 33 75 Kittle Bob H 15. 2 1 72 30 42 46, 69, 91 Klcmen, Mary Lou 52 91 Klein Bonnie 45. Si Klinily, Dolorej 22 4B 9f KlyncJt, Jerry- 75 Kngpp Lory H 15 16.20 22 35, 42 46, 91 Knapp, Undo 16. 36, 44, 75 Knopp Steve (6. Bl Knopf, Conrad 14. | 5, 20 27 42 46, 84 9 Kftudson, Mickey 81 Knydion. Ruby 51, 8 I 1 Koehler, Greg 14. 33, 7| Kooreny, Jim 24 9l Koareny. Joan 25 75 Kralman Marilyn 25, 43. 8 I Kropf Karon 3 1 75 KukaL Eugene 75 Kukal. Reno 45, 81 L Lacey Elaine 27 44 75 Lacey, Janet 27, 81 Lod.qes Carol 43 81 Laeger, Anita 81 Laeger Donald 33 75 Lamb. Bob 33, 34 91 Lamb Jim 21, 51, 91 Larnmers Karen 7$ Lamott Jim 24 20 31, 33, 75 London; b‘ y 75 Lane, Gerald 24 81 Lone, Larry 2 I 61. Bt Lane. Quinn 24 28 75 Lang better. Gerald 33 51, @1 Langis Alfred 81 La Pine, Gary 04 Larsen Ruisefl 10. 24 Layton Bill 20, 21 51 91 Ledbetter W. G 8, 10, 20 Lee, Jerry 20 24 ?0 47, 81 Lee Maforie 19 26. 43, 52 91 Lenfesty Lais 75 lenhart, Louise 91 Lewis Bob 33 46 68 69 75 Lewis David 38 39 46 Si Lewis Judy Marie 27 SI Light frig Jean 36, 75 Liming Alice 9f Liming. Loretta 81 Lind Sharon 52 01 Lindsay, Mary 36, 75 Lindsey Robin 36. 44 75 Unite F .-gen© 25. 26, 47. Q Linton. Nona 81 LitLe Robert 75 littenal. Joyce 26 38 91 Little Agnes 10. 22 Little. Bill 33 51. 75 Liti, A! 11 Logon Elaine 26 27 31 72 75 Lagan, Juanita 81 Loiseau, Lyn IS, 91 Loney Jerry 9i Long Bill 8f Long fhnita 7$ Long Dole 26, 29 92 long Florence 11 Long Jane A. 16, 36 44 75 Longmire, Gary 21. 31, 81 Loomis Barbara 17. 81 Lopez, Reynaldo 81 Louderbact Barbara 25 SI Lucarelh. Brian 33. 75 Lucarelli Jeon 19 4 92 LucareUi, Johnny 92 Lucarelli. Louise 25 31 4S 01 Lucarelli Norman 33, 34 47 81 Lust Billie Jo 17 PS. 19 31 42 45 59 9? Lybecfcer, Chester H, 35 Lybecker Russell 16 47 81 Lynch Pot 33, 34 81 M MacDougaM, Sue 19 22, 45, 82 MacMurdo. John 24 53, 76 Maestretti Gary 21, 46 50, 92 Moland, Dustin 82 Malcolm, Pot 44 82 Mong, Duane 52, 92 Mann, David 46, 50, 92 Mangold Jack 76 Mangold, Judy 76 Mormon, Jock 24, B2 Momon Jim 21, 33, 76 Mansfield. Bob 13, 7g Morey Phyllis 26, 29, 43, 57, 93 Marcy. Vickr 36. 43, 82 Morter, Bob 33 82 Moftey; Brenda 26. 44. 82 Marshall, Gloria 19 45, B2 Marshall. Henry 76 Martin, Solly 17 76 Martin, Shirley 40, 82 Masaner, Ray 76 Massey, Leona 76 Mothews, Mary Lou 45. 82 Matthews, Diane 82 Mai$om. Charles 76 Manson, Garry 15 21. 57. 63, 76, 93 Mo«son. Stephen 15 20, 76 McAdams, Ran 20, 33. 46, 63, 75 McAuloy. Barbara 29 43. 53, 92 McBride Charles 11, 20, 50, 62 McCambridge Lynn 30, 01 McGtenny. Jim 92 McCoun Cathey 16, (7 8 19 26 42 45. |J, 92 McCowan, Kay 17 PS, 31 39, 44 58 8 McCoy, Bobby 24 01 McCoy, Deanna 22, 31 43 53 92 McCoy Harold 24 29 53 8.1 McCoy Judy 43, 8« McCully, Janice 23, 26 43, 04r92 McDaniel, Gene 24. 81 McDonald Glenn 34 35 53 57 92 McDonald Ruth II McDowell Leftoy 33, 75 Me El rath Mike 92 McE«en Craig 20. 75 Me Falls, Sondra 26 45 48 53. 92 Me Far lone, Jerry 16, 47. 92 McKay, James 11, 34 35 McKenzie. Sharon 45 82 McKinney, Dave ij 47. 75 McLean Kent 16. 75 Melees, Mildred 2 39. 40 52, 92 McLeod, Donald 31 92 McManus AUce 36, 76 McGmber, Sharon 19, 36. 48, 76 McPherson, Mory 76 McRae Lorry (6 33, 34 46 76 Meadowcrcft, Joan 14 17 76 Meek Mike 76 Megulor. Sherry J9 48, 76 Meineti. Myron 34 98 Melhus Curtis 33 76 Mercado. Cord 16, 36 76 Mediching Cord 36. 76 Meyn. David 76 Michel, Gary 76 Miles Gary 63, 76 Miller Qe ' la 84 Mi ler. Dona ' d 16 34, 57 69, 76 Miller Gre+chen 19 25, 28 44 72, 76 Miller Jean 45, 02 Miller Woe 61. 62 63 67 92 Miller Penny 36. 43 76 Miller Rgy 16. 33 47, 61 2, 76 Miller Robert E 84 MiHer Robert L 23 30 33 ? 61 62 92 M, gord, Ted 34 57 92 Mi kite I ton Curtis 46 ?G Mishler. Shoron 76 Mobley Doris 17 26. 4? 43 52 69 93 Mock Maralyn (7 i9. 31 43 £4 93 Moffitt Anne 76 Moffitt, Joan 52 82 Monahan Dick 20 46 6l 62 63 78 62 Monroe Nila 82 Moore Fred 33 76 Moron Rus y 16 26 47 93 Moreland Ardytb 40 02 Moreland, Boyd 93 Morris. Eiilean 40 93 Morris Melinda 1 4 45 82 Mar ri non. Bob 20 47 53 63 76 Moffitton, Joyce 29 43. 93 Morritwn B 16 47 50 53 60 62 93 Moser Edwin I f Moses Robin 33 76 Motley, Don 93 Mosley Ruby 82 Muller Shirley 17. ifl (9 31 42 44 53 93 Muller Roger 46, 76 Munkres Mary 27 43 76 Mume v Corbv 27 02 Murri ' b Mary 22 3 82 N Nolly, Delia 48, 52 93 Nav imen+o Mike 33, 38 39 82 No;«h. Jim t 4. is. ;i a 29 J0,42 47 53 n Neighbor. Martin 16 57, 82 Nelson. Cork TI NeUon Marlene 19 43, 93 Nelson. Nek 94 Nelson Kenneth 24 53 94 Nelson. Virginia 31 43 53 0? Nelson Virginia Ann IT 10 9 44 53 94 Nemitr Janice 44 4g 94 New bill Don 33 76 Nielson. Jerry 21, 33 34.76 Niemeyer Donna 36, 76 Niemeyer. Duane 82 Niemeyer, John 16 47. 94 Niemi Nancy 76 Nightingale, Martha 26 28 43 94 Nison Roy 33 76 Norquiit Gory 94 Nnrthburg, Dorrel 82 Northrop Colvin 33, 76 Nowles Anne 15, 17 |0 Jt ]9 44 $9 94 Nunn Mike 14 f 16 46, 50 60, 62 94 Nunn Tom 33. 76 O Oaltley Mary Lou 31 4? 48. 5], 02 Obocla Marian 16 17, f , 31 42 45 59, 02 Oberhaltjer r Gary 82 Oelte N v lo |7 10. 25 26 31 39 45,94 Oft Barbara 14 22. 40 41 42 43 40 57,82 O ' eson Richel e tS 18 23.42 44 51 94 Olmstead. Jeff 13 47 02 Otver Glenn 11 Oman. Shirley 02 Oran Onno 76 Ord Afan 76 CMVCk Cynthia ?£ Osborne Donna 15 31 40 52 82 O ' .HQ d Mike 33 40 4 82 Otteson Rudy 31 76 Overtgrf Donna 76 OveHurf Shorrpn 36 76 Ownby Betty 0? Owsley, BaHon 20 21 33 34 47 63 68 76 P Page Fred 76 Page Sd y 19 23. 26. 42 43 94 Pribiliky Alice 76 Palmer Darlene 52 82 Palmer Pet e 2l 33 66 76 p a ; o James 33 47 76 Pondt Pot y 76 Porker Frondne 76 Parkinson Linda 27. 76 Parrott Mory 17 10 22 4J 94 Parians, Terry 20, 33 63 68 76 Pasco, Larry 82 Patterson Carol f9 44 94 Patterson Judy 19 02 Patton Sandra 19 44 40 76 Pearson Eva 24, 7a Peck Russel 02 Pentecos . Sally 22 26 43 94 Perry, Greg 94 Peterson Bab 94 Peterson Patrick 20 76 Pfeiffer Me a 78 Phares Bonnie 76 Phelps David 20, 62 Pinkerton Marda 22 3l 43 S2 Pont Dick 33 34 7 83 Pont Kenneth 20 21 3, 4 T 53 94 Porter Barbara 14 15 17 10 26 3i 4} 51 55 58 95 Porter Dave 52 82 Potter Gail 6S 62 Powers Da’e 4J 40 95 PresnelJ Louise 3 l 36 42 45 43 75 Price Da 1 33 34 7 Pulliam LoDonna 76 R Ragusa Sam Jr, 3 . 76 Rahn Edith 17 82 Rahn Kenny 52 95 Rambcw, George 82 Ray. Ann 76 Ray. George 30 39 46, E2 Ray. Marian If Rease. Lena 11 Rcb- ' ord Ge-e 17 18 19 22 25 26 31 45 47, 55 95 Reed Go 24 30 31 33 S? Reed Kathryn (9 3 44 02 Reeder. Dona 24. 4J. 76 Reeder Dean lb 24, 29. 29 4 7 9$ Reeves, Jerry 95 Re«d, Jimmy 76 Reinhordt. Don 11 , S 2 Reiswlg Gerald 26 53, 32 Rclt Neil 20, 24 26 40. 41 46, 02 Rom bold. Way 33 34 35 68 . 76 Rembold Georgiann 22, 42, 43 49, 95 Rem pal Herbert 24, 76 Kempel Bob 33 76 Remus, Duane 33. ]4 76 Rcnbarger Md� y Ann 14, 17, (9. 31, 38, 39 42 43, 78. 82 Re Jaafi 24. 82 Reynolds Allen L. 0 Reynolds, Linda 31, 36. 44 76 Rice, Kaye 84 Richards, Nancy 17, 9. 31, 40 76 Richardson John 24 76 Ru;h Q rdson. Mr. John I f. 20. 62. 63, 68 Ri enter. Merry 46 53 95 Riggs. Gerry Jo 76 Rigsby. Beverly 43 49 95 Riley. Ehwtn 24 60, 62 62 Rimbey, Ooello 11 R rrboy Detwin 26 82 Riot Raymond 46. 52 95 Ritchie, J ; m 84 Roberts. Linda 17 43 76 Roberts, Linde 17. 18 45 57, 95 Roberts Janke 16 26 43 45 S3 95 Rabin . Kay S3 95 Robinson, Don 29, 47, 95 Rode Donna Mae 25 45, 82 Rode Bob 95 Roger, Miriam 26 28 45 82 Roo . Darien 76 Rots, Judy 84 Ross Mary Ann 77 Roth, Barbara Jeon 36 44 77 Rovse, Coral 27 43 77 Ruff Kenneth 33 77 Rule Mary Loomis 14 16, 10 22 29 42, 43 51. 95 Ruley. Diane 72 Russel John 24 95 Russell Alan 52 95 Russel John 33, 77 95 Resell Tom 82 Ryles. Mike 24 28 82 S Sabin. Carla 49 96 Sab. L ois Ann 24 53, 96 So It marsh Don 25 28 29 , 96 Del, So ms 77 Sander , Gayle 33 82 Sanderso . Jonice |9 51 52 02 Sootier Stephen 33, 77 Sargent Joe 21, 46 87 Sauer Wanda Lee 83 Saunders, Don 24. 96 Saunders Nancy 77 Schaefer Margaret 45. 83 Shaefer, A-leen Karyi 43, S3, 03 Schaffert, Sharon 36. 77 Schick, Joy 40, 96 Schmerer. Roger 49 83 Schnebfy Nancy C, 27, 77 Schreiner, Tom 63. 68, 77 Schultj Cra fg 83 Schultz Jun% II Schwamlr Short 36 48 81 Sch an Deanna 28 44 52 77 Scrimther Bill 13, 34 77 Srrimvher Mar ha 17 42 45 52 S 3 Seely. Ka+herine 19 27 44 77 Selby Hoiel 9 51. 77 Se -jet Nancy Jeon 96 Serven Tyke 34 96 Shelton, David S3 Shelton Gary 31 34 77 Shelton, Larr J4 35 , 96 Shelton Travis 13. 77 Shepard Carol® 49 S3. 96 Sheridan, Nancy 77 Sherman Rochelle 77 Shoemaker. Judy 1 9 ?9 ]f 39 44 50, S 3 96 Shower Robert 26. 28 50 81 Sibbett Bob St 77 Sigler Dyann 19 26 43 83 Simmons, Caroline I Simons. Elaine Joy 17 48 77 Singleton Steve 70 26 77 Sisson. Terry 25 77 Sivertson Jack 16, 77 Slaughter. Charles 30. 33, 47, 50 83 SmeKier. Bob 77 Smith. Donna 19. 77 Smith, Elsie 17, 45 48. 52, 83 Smith, Jim 13, 65, 66, 60 83 Smith John A 47. 96 Smith. Martha 11 Smith, Sharon 03 Smith, Wilbur 46 60, 77 Snyder Bart 33 47. 83 Snyder Anna Lee 24, 44 77 Snyder Gary 2133 46 77 Soper Dove 14. 15 29, 30 42. 60, 62, 96 Soper. Diane 27, 77 Spencer Anthony 63, 81 Spencer Bob 21. 77 Spray Gary 16. 47 50. 83 Stoding Edgar 33, 77 Stombaugh. Jerry 29 53 96 Stanner, Mike 33 83 Stapleton, Eugene 52. 60. 83 Steffy Lorry | S 52, 96 Stelrel Barbara 27, 77 Stevens Rick 20 33 77 Stewart, Michael 77 Sticka Gory 13, 83 Sticka, Dole 20 33 77 Stillman Prank 30 11 83 Stimme ' Bob 20 33 77 St. John LfjDon no 77 StoMer Susoft 17, 19, 31 45 59 83 Stonecipher WiUiom D. 33. 34 S3 Stoneraad. Eileen |4 15 17, 18 19 22 39 42 44 96 Starred. Carbl 1 53. 96 Stovpl 1 Helen 26 96 Stovall Jim 24, 47, 77 Stowe Diet 83 Strange, Kennie 33, 77 Straw. MadJyn 16 22 44 @3 Strickland George 03 Strode Linda 77 Strode Pat 26. 43. 52. 96 Strong. Celia 91 Struthers Allen 16, 30, 33 34 53 57, 97 Stubblefield Elmer 77 Stump. Jerry 47 60, 62. 77 Summers Bob 77 Sutherland Janice 17. 18 19 31 38 45. 03 Swett, Frank 97 T Tochibora Patty |4 fS 33 40 41 44 52 97 Talbott Don 33, 34, 77 Taylor, Reg 77 Teague Ralph 16 73 29 42 47. 97 Teal Gene 16 24 47, 97 Teeter Mac 77 Thomas, Mont 13, 34, 77 Thomas Nancy 43 52 56 97 Thompson Larry 77 Thonney, Richard 97 Thonney Steve 33 77 Tidrick, K. A. 8 16, 20 Tomlinson Phyllis 44 03 Tomlinson Florence 44 77 Tompkins Jim 16, 46 77 Townsend, Donna 03 Townsend, Lana 48 77 Troeh Carla 14. IS 43 51 55 97 Trousdale Lee 23 46 97 Tucker Dee 14 15 10. 19 31 45 50.97 Tucker John 33 01 Tucker, Ted 16, 30 33, 47, 83 Turner, Tom 2l. 46 60, 77 U Underwood Diane 27, 77 Underwood, Phil 77 Underwood, Rae 41 S3, 97 Unruh. Tom 97 V Van Ausdle, Kay 16, 10, 21, 26, 42 44 97 Van|i ren Eugene 7? VonDatta, Ronald 10 , 31, 46, 83 VanDoren Gene 33, 77 Van Horn, Gary 24, 26 53, 03 VanWqgner Annette 25 03 VonZondt De ' ores 27 03 Vqsjeur, Robert 03 Vaughan, Judy 19 44, 97 Vernon Barbara 77 Vernon, Dorothy 19, 22 26 42 45 83 Vernon, Karen |6, 24 28, 45. 52. 77 Veronda, Jotly 17 45 83 Vogt, Robert 77 Von Gunten, Glenn 77 W Wode. Jim 33, 34 47 81 Wade, Norman 61, 62 63 64 97 Wagner Undo 26. 31 4J 45 97 Wqrnwright, Gordon 23 4p 97 Waite Don 26, 46, 83 Waite Kyle i I, 14 Waldron, Biii 77 Walker, Tom 47, 90 Walker, Don 34 97 Wallace Donna Mae 15 17 10 23. 31. 44, 84 98 Wallingford, Pot 39 4 r 48. 53 98 Wglther, Sharon 40, 03 Walters Pot 53 98 Warfield. Lois 31 52 S3 Warren, Joy 83 Wqrren Lorry 3J 34. 77 Warwick Bob 25. 28 46 98 Wasemiller Shirley (5 49, 53. 96 Weqthers, Shirley 16 11, 41 77 Weathers. Sharon 27 4 77 Weatherly Mdureen 49. 52 90 Webster Linda IB 19, 26 45 83 Webster, Jonlyn 18. 29. 41 40 52, 90 WeineL Laura Louise 83 Welti Glenn 46 60 61, 60 72, 77 Wetjel Chuck 14 16 31 4 7, 77 West, LeRoy 33, 77 Woyer Richard 33 S3 Weyer, Sharon 38 39. 83 Wheeler, Frgnk 24 26 47 53 98 Whitby Roberta 49: 52 98 Whiteman, Judy 17 8.31 53 69 83,98 Whiteman. Patty 15 , 18 19 31 45 70 03 Whitney Roger 16 46 77 Whittington Jim 33 46 03 Wicklier, Charles 77 Wiggins, Don EMa 27 77 Wiggins Ha 16, 20 33 01 Wilson Edith 36 48 77 Wilson, Joe 03 Wilson, Nora Jone 36 77 Winston, Barbara 03 Witt. Lila 36 77 WaPfe, Delbert 16 98 Wolfe Gory 21, 63 77 Wolvers, Cody 77 Wood. Carol 53. 98 Wood Marie 19 03 Wooten, Brent 14 15 23 42 47 44 60 62 63 66 60 96 Wooten. Richard I I 62 63 66 Workman James 13 81 Worth Cordyn I? 16 44, 77 Wyckoff. Roger 60. 62 81 Y Yeond Judy 17. f9 25 11 45 83 Yeend. Steve 26 13 46. 77 Young. Betty 17 43 83 Young Jim 72 Young R„+h 31 45 51 53 90 Zaro, Dave 98 Zato. Judy 7 Zara Lenore 1 Zler, Sharon 43, 03 2 ' tterkopf 0ob 90 Zimmerman Ann 41 S3 90 Zimmerman Ralph 11 83 Ziiko Charles 72 Zl ka Dale 13 34 51 72 Zolfer Robert 04 Zuber, Joel 21 7 47 83 Zwonjig Neva 27 72 m YEARBOOKS Royal Blue Spninq Supplement Top; Steve Hopkins. IcHom: Steve Hopkins, Harold Jomison, Bob Shower, Gory Longnwe. The Wa-Hi track team finished another successful season under the leadership of Coach Fletcher in the running events and Coach McBride in the field events. Wa-Ht had their first track meet in Richland. The meet included teams from Wa-Hi, Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco, Richland finished first with 62, Kenne- wick second with 42, Wa-Hi third with 2816, ond Pasco lost with 1 5. April 19, Yakima swept to their third consecutive title in the Wa-Hi relays and Wa-Hi finished a dose second. The following week Wa-Hi traveled to Richland for a triangular meet with Richlond, Wo-Ht, and Yakima. Yakima won with a decisive 6316 points to 3616 for Richland and 26 for Wa-Hi. April 30, Wa-Hi held a dual meet with Pasco at Borleski Stadium with Wo-Hi easily w inning 80!6 to 4016, May 10 the Wo-Hi cindermen repeated as Southeastern Washington District track champions by out¬ distancing six other schools in the annual meet at Borleski Stadium. Wa-Hi ' s 5516 points was well ahead of the field. In the Tri-district meet at Rifzville,Wa-Hi lost to Lewis and Clark of Spokane by only one point. First places were taken by the 880 yard relay team (Allen Strut hers, Harold Haddock, Gary Spray, and Brent Wooten), ond by Gary Spray in the Shot Put. The season finished with the state track meet at Pullman in which our 880 relay team took fifth place m their event, and Harold Haddock placed fifth in the 100 yard dash. varsity track Row One; Wayne Fogg, Corned Knopf, Jerry McFaricne, Larry Lane, Bob Shower, Steve Hopkins, David Broieol, Jim Elliot. Roger Amundson. Row 2: Dave Folsom, George Strickland, Bob Miller, Steve Davenport, David Fields, Bill Mornsson, Alan Qrd, Roy Miller, Koword Johnson, Melvin Blue, Marvin Entze. Row Three: Coach Fletcher, Jerry Gates, Gory Longmire, Harold Haddock, Brent Wooten, Gary Spioy. Allen Slrvthers, Gene Boies, Doug Gwinn, Richard Gradwohl, Buford Barritt, Coach McBncte, Not pictured: Jerry Deppmg, Q£ u sc: Gooch Fletcher Gooch McBride Gerald Gates Manager 3 Mr. Richordson Marvin Horn B aneball B Squad Row One: Mr. Wooten, Wayne Rembold, Terry Parsons, Ron Farley, Jerry Stump, Glenn Weitz, Joe Sargent, Scotty Ray. Row Two: Gregg Me- Ewen, Bob Boker, John Arbini, Ron McAdams, Bryan Jones, Wilbur Smith, Bob Lewis, Kelly Farris. SCORES Wa-Hi 7 St. Pats 2 Wa-Hi 7 Mac-Hi 0 Wa-Hi 6 Hermiston 0 Wa-Hi 10 Hermiston 6 Wa-Hi 8 Pendleton 9 Wa-Hi 18 Pendleton 0 Wa-Hi 3 Clarkston 2 Wa-Hi 5 Clarkston 0 Wo-Hi 3 Lewiston 10 Wa-Hi 3 Lewiston 8 Wa-Hi 1 Yakima 10 Wa-Hi 0 Yakima 2 Wa-Hi 15 Mac-Hi 1 Wa-Hi 10 Mac-Hi 6 This years baseball team had a number of fine othletes, but the intervening wet weather didn ' t allow the players to perform to the best of their abilities. Gary Bonks, captain, led the team in winning nine games and losing five. This isn ' t a very impressive record, but those losses were against good teams. The B squad had a fairly good year, but they were lacking in pitchers. Bob Lewis, the only pitcher, did an exceptional job consider ing the circumstances he was under. Other than lacking pitchers, the team was fairly well- rounded out, ond has a few good prospects for the varsity team next year. Sneak Circle: Lehman Springs grounds Upper right: On the lodge porch Lower right: Sploshing Seniors Lower left: Shutter bugs On May 16, the graduating class journeyed to Lehman Hot Springs far the Senior Sneok, At 6:30 the seniors as¬ sembled on Park Street for roll check and then were on their way. After reaching Lehman Springs, they spent the doy hiking, swimming, playing baseball and volleyball. About 4 p.m. the Senior Sneak came to a close and the tired but happy seniors returned home Qolt The Wa-Hi golf team had a very successful season this year. They played Pendleton and Richland each twice, losing only to Pendleton ot Pendleton. The home matches were played ot Me¬ morial Park. Loyal Cooper held the number one position all season, the other members in their respective positions all season, the other members in their respective positions being Harold Davidson, 2nd; Bill Carpenter, 3rd; Don Frandsen, 4th; Richard Jaffey, 5th; Steve Yeend, 6th; and Kelly Farris, 7th, Farris tied Loyal Cooper for low score on the team with 73. Season low average was held by Harold Davidson with Loyal Cooper and Bill Carpenter following in that order. Cooper takes a swing. GOLF TEAM Row One: Harold Davidson, Loyal Cooper, Kelly Faros, Richard Jaffey. Row Two- Bill Carpenter, Dan Frandsen, Steve Yeend. 7enma Row One: Carol Storrer, Eleanor Isitt, Barbara DeKeyser. Row Two: Linda Carter, Linda Jones, Georgiann Rem bold, Janice Roberts, Betty Carrick, Karen Engeln. RowOne: Roger Whitney, Gene Linke. Row Two: Dean Reeder, Robert Faust, Fred Goodhew. Row Three: Curtis Mtkkelsen, Don Waite, Ralph Teague. Wo-His comparatively un¬ seasoned Tennis teams lost most of their matches but developed well during the season. Matches were played with Hermiston, Kennewick, Lewiston, Pendleton and Clarkson, The girls also played St. Pauls. Play Day was started with the Exchange Assembly after which class races were held. The Car Road-eo was also held with Gerald Reiswig and S hirley Sennet winning top honors in their respective classes. The food and fun booths were sponsored by the service clubs. Play Day wos climaxed by the Annual District Track Meet held at the Borleske Stadium. The Military Boll ended the very successful Play Day. Upper left: Crippen and Owsley guzzle, Upp er right: Mike Nunn kicks the broom for the mighty seniors, Lowerlefh Lynden Eckstrom and Dayle Johnson haggle over prices. Circle: Teenage Road-eo. Piciif, Jbaij, Wlothen 3a a Jneahman” After a lot of hord work by director Mr. Keezel, student director Jim Neisess, the cast and the production staff, the all school ploy, 1 Mother is a Freshman ' was a great success. First Row: Dove Soper, Barbara McAufay, Don Currie, Judy Shoemaker, Alice Bergevm, Carol Davis. Second Row: Barbara Oft, Stan Barer, Kay McCowan, Chuck Slaughter, Mary Parrott, Dole Long, Anne Howells, Jack Keen, Georgiann Rembold, First Row: John Richardson, Larry Knapp, J m Neisess, Dayle Johnson. Second Row: Betty Jo Burnett, Shoronne Figgins, Mary Ann Ren- barger, Joyce Marrisson, Colleen Coryell, Darlene Bosley. Third Row: Maralyn Mock, Carol Anderson, Janlyn Webster, Kit Himes, Marda Pinkerton, Noncy Ferre!. Fourth Row: Gail Hein, Gary Ahlgren, Dove Saper, Don Miller, Fred Goodhew, Don Robinson, Evan Hawker. Oklahoma 1 . CAST CHOIR Leonard Adorns, Carol Ann Anderson, JoAnn Arnoldt, Donna Bailey, Bill Barnes, Connie Bennett, Pom Berry, Darlene Blake, Marvin Blue, Cloudia Brown, Merle Camp¬ bell, Betty Garrick, Janet Downey, Barbara Elkmgton, Nancy Gradwohl, Robert Grieve, Beverly Jackson, Judy Jefferies, Ruth Kirkman, Rena Kukol, Marjorie Lee, Gene Linke, Joyce Lateral, Brenda Marley, Russell Moran, Son- dro McFolls, Janice McCully, Colby McCoun, Martha Night¬ ingale, Nyla Qefke, Sally Page, Sally Pentecost, Gerald Reiswig, Neil Reiter, Herbert Rempel, Miriam Rogers, Bob Shower, Dyonn Seigler, Steven Singleton, Gary Spray, Patty Strode, Helen Stovall, Carlo Troeh, Dee Lee Tucker, Kay Von Ausdle, Don Woite, lindo Webster. Aunt Eller..Barbara Porter Curly... , . Frank Wheeler Laurey.. . . Jackie Harding Ike Skidmore. .... .Gory Van Horn Fred M . . .. Joe Sargent Slim.. Del Rimbey Will Parker.. Bill Hartley lud Fry.. ... .... Dole Long ndo Annie Carnes.Phyllis Morey Ali Hakim..Evan Hawker Gerti Cummings.Gene Rebtllard Ellen... ,. Eloise Davis Faye...Carol Brown Virginia...... .. Dorothy Vernon Vivienne. . llnda Wagner Andrew Carnes . ...Leslie Johnson Cord Elam.Clifton Ferguson Jess....... .Dave Gibb Chalmers.Steve Yeend Junior...Del Fisher Queen Patty Whiteman and princesses Kay Mc¬ Gowan, Janice Ktbler, Deonne Baldwin and Susan Static i The Junior Prom, Flamingo Paradise, ' was held in the girls gym on March 22. The theme ‘Flamingo Paradise was earned out in pink and white decorations and with a stuffed flamingo os an added attraction. During the intermission the royalty - Queen Patty Whiteman and Princesses Susan Stol- ler, Kay McGowan, Deonne Baldwin, and Janice Kibler were crowned. Top: Vicki Miller, Joel Zuber, Penny Milker, Bob Kittle, Warren Gross, Janice Kibler, Gary Gainer, Phyllis Marcy. Bottom: Kay Van Ausdle, Tom Walker, Ken Clements, Louise Lucarelli, Olin Boschker Jean Lucarelli. bunion Pnom Senion Ball The 1957 Senior Ball, A Dream in Abstract,” pre¬ sented on April 12, was very successful. It was decorated around the theme with abstract murals on the walls and abstract designs on the plastic ceiling. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of Queen Judy Whiteman and Princesses Shirley Muller, Lin Eubanks, Judy Shoemaker, and Donna Wallace by Leroy Farley, Senior Class president. Let!; Queen Judy Whiteman, Leroy Farley, princesses Donna Wallace, Lm Eubanks, Judy Shoe¬ maker, and Shirley Muller, Below, top: Marian Obacka, Mike Nunn, Beverly Alfrey, Don McCauley, Mary Par¬ rott, Chuck Slaughter, Bottom: Tom Walker, Jo Dee Hess, Dick Hanford, Ruth Kirkman, Jerry Hall, Judy Whiteman. Top: Susan Iverson, Don Davis, Judy Kirkeby. Bottom: Mike Nunn, Marion Obacka, Linda Roberts, Gory Maxson, Gary Spray, Judie Davis, militany Ball Honor Guard. Bill Hartley, Stan Borer, Bob Kittle, Don McLeod, Dennis Carlyle, Grant Emigh, Richard Gradwohl, Bob Miller. Royalty; Princesses Barbara Porter, Gene Rebil- lard, Jackie Harding, Judy Whiteman, Queen Lin Eu- bonks Federal Inspection, held April 25, brought out the usual large crowd. The commanding officers for the year 1957 ' 58 were announced. They are: Ted Tucker, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel, and Darlene Han¬ ley, Sponsor Captain, Darlene Hartley is awarded Sponsor Captain by Hornet Buck man. Col. Randall and Le- Roy Farley present to Ted Tucker Lieu- tenant Colonels bars. The Military Ball, held in the boy s gym, was decorated with flags of various nations. It was highlighted by the crowning of princesses Jackie Harding, Barbara Porter, Judy Whiteman, and Gene Rebillard, and Queen Lin Eubanks. Jerry Lee s band furnished the music. 3edenal SJn pection John Anderson, Andrew Tidrick, lowden Johnson, Col Randall, Arthur Jones, Copt. Hassell, Dave Soper, Harriet Buck man. Bob Kittle, Richard Gradwohl, LeRoy Farley. Ted Tucker, Deniece Healey, Janice Sutherland, Mary Ann Renbarger, Marda Pinkerton, Hal Wiggins, Darlene Hanley, Warren Gross, Les Johnson, Bob Miller, Stan Barer, and the other codets receiving awards. Janice McCully Valedictorian B accalauneate Rev, Franklin Elliott Lowden Johnson Delores Kl insky Baccalaureate exercises initiated commencement activities for the doss of 1957, The Reverend Kaye Joy opened with the invocation while the Reverend Franklin Elliott delivered the baccolaureate address, What God Expects of You. Harriet Buck man Ruth Kirk man Co-Salutatonans Commencement On May 27 commencement for the class of 1957 was held in the gym¬ nasium. The invocation was given by the Reverend Albert Wilson followed by LeRoy Farley, senior class president, who introduced the speakers, Ruth Kirk man and Harriet Buckmon gave salutatory addresses with Janice McCulty presenting the valedictory. The Eventful Voyage was the topic for the pan- ciple commencement speaker, Edgar W. Smith, Mr. Tidrick presented the awards and scholarships followed by Lowden Johnson presenting the diplo mas. Bishop G. C, Frederickson closed with the benediction. Thus the class of 1957 bids their alma mater good bye. SUPPLEMENT Clone to Qod The Forest was God ' s first cathedral, The stately pines His congregation; The willows were the organ pipes. The ferns made up the billows. The flowers were the choir boys, The thunder was the prayer. The wind was the Amen; and The rain was the recessional. Delwin Rimbey