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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

•flima YYlaten. ‘Neath the range of mighty mountains, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword — Conquer and Prevail, Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla, hail! V 4 L fcM w ' sSs =®fe J f«feaE £ v ,,-.,- fc , --ntii i r- r if pssa fe? , jflfiiTi iifti IlfjVt- V i0 - ofc Wada Wal Walla Wa ..... , . ■....—■-■- -_:r. ' - — _ nineteen hundred fjifjtij, WA-HI Jable o£ Content a Dedication 6 Administration 10 Faculty 11 A. S. B. 16 Seniors 20 Juniors 36 Sophomores 42 N. H. S. 50 Girls League 52 Boys’ Federation 56 Clubs 57 Assistants 63 Journal Staff 68 Annual Staff 70 7 able o( Content a Music R.O.T.C. Senior Play Girls 1 Sports Homecoming Football Basketball Pep Squad F. F. A. Barn Dance Sadie Hawkins Acknowledgements Index BLUE DEVILS A good teachen ia an Mr. Basel E. Austin has made a valuable contribution to Walla Walla youth in the 30 years he has taught in and headed the social science department at Wa-Hi. A few of his many other services to student and professional organi¬ zations include many years as head and student gate-kee¬ per and the presidency of the Walla Walla High School unit of the Washington Education Association. Few stu¬ dents will forget the kindly sense of humor and the per¬ sonal interest shown them by one who has been willing to go beyond the call of duty. The students of Wa-Hi are proud to be associated with o teacher of his caliber and are pleased to honor him in this year ' s Royal Blue, Mr. B. E. Austin A dedicated desire to help young people, wonderful to work with, and loyal to students and teachers — these are o few of the many phrases which describe the high regard students and fellow teachers have for Miss Fay Hamm, The more than 4500 students who have studied under Miss Hamm at Wa-Hi can say, I learned some¬ thing when they recall their classes. Besides being head of the English department since 1933, she has served on many committees for both student and professional groups, and advised numerous student groups, such as N,H,S,, as well os being active in her professional organizations. The Royal Blue is proud to honor one who ts making a distinctive contribution to the teaching field — one whose desire is that the students be well prepared to face the future. Admin ' tetnation The record of the Walla Walla High School contained in the pages of the 58 Royal Blue ' is a record of achievement. It should be a source of real satisfaction to the faculty and to the students to read of these ac¬ complishments both ot the time the annuals ore distributed this school year and in the years to come, Ac¬ tually; you will cherish this record more in the years to come because the memories contained in it will be¬ come increasingly more significant. May I congratulate the annual staff for the high quality of this year s publication. Congratulations also to the graduating Seniors and a sincere wish to them for the most in success and happiness in the future. Arthur D. Jones Superintendent The publication of the Royal Blue is o tangible example of the in¬ dustry and initiative of Wa-Hi stu¬ dents, The same qualities that hove been shown by the staff in the publi¬ cation of the Royal Blue have also been shown by the majority of the stu¬ dents of Wa-Hi. This spirit has made our school one of which we may be justly proud. The class of ’58 is to be congratulat ed for the part it has played in adding to the heritage of Wa-Hi, Your participation in student government, your support of the school organizations and activities, and your willingness to do your best academically will pay good dividends in the future. Keep up the good work so you may be a real credit to your country as you have been to your school. The best of luck and happiness. Allen L. Reynolds Assistant Superintendent Arthur D. Jones fidminiztnation Allen l. Reynolds K, A, Tidrick W. G. Ledbetter The legend of the class of 58 unfolds in the Royal Blue. It is a tribute to the class for its many ac¬ complishments and has deep signi¬ ficance for the senior. The fine work of the Royal Blue staff is an outstanding example of student participation and cooper¬ ation, My congratulations to the ad¬ visor and staff for a job well done, t hope the members of the class of 58 will use their Royal Blue many times in the future to remem¬ ber their many faculty and student friends. So long, seniors! Good luck and happy hunting. K. A. Tidrick Principal It is a privilege to extend best wishes through the Royal Blue to the almost one thousand students of Wq-Hi. The rewards and satisfac¬ tions ore many for those who work with high school young people. It is a pleasure to see these students grow and develop into maturing adults, able to think dearly; to assume re¬ sponsibilities, and to face the chal¬ lenge of today s world unafraid of the problems ahead. Good luck, seniors. Congratula¬ tions, members of the annual staff for another job well done. W. G. Ledbetter Vice-Principal Don A. Anderson Shorthand Typing B. E. Austin U. S- History Geography and World Affairs Mary Bailey English Journal Many 7 hank to oun 1 acuity which hao. quided ua Bess Kirk Geometry Algebra Elimbeth Kirk man Lot in Russell Larson Bond 12 Ruth C. Gray English Annual Photography Albert P + Haase Retail Selling Typing Devils Den Fay E. Hamm English Grace T Houghton Physical Education Motor Columbus E Gray RXXT.G Ada Howells Registrar Ed Kantola Agriculture General Meta is on the patha oft education thnouqhout thin qean. Son jo Lee Sec, to Mr Darlene Lusk C bell □ Rim bey (la Zehner Mr. Holmgren Velda Sisson Mary Jansen Gill Cain J. M. Kerns Glenn Goble Bill Bretim Earl Sec. of Kyle f. Waite Psychology Dnven Training t. M. Wooten U. S, History aciated Student Body KEN CLEMENTS President © TRAFFIC COURT — Skeeter Mmnick, Dick Homm, Leslie Johnson, Demeee Hecly, Jerry Lee, Gary Forrest, Mr. Waite, Mr. Emigh. A. S. B. Cabinet Sarah Aldnch, Commissioner of Interschool Relations; Alon Beck, Commissioner of Halls; Les John¬ son, Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds; Jock Keen, Chie ' Justice of Student Court; Janice 1 Kibler, Commissioner of Publicity; Judy Kirbeby, Commissioner of Organizations; Steve Knapp, Yell -m King; Jerry Lee, Traffic l Commissioner; Dick Monahan, Boys Fed. President; Barbara Oft, Royol Blue Editor; Mar do Pinkert § President; Dick oner of Stage; fty Ray, Commissi oner of As- blies; Chuck Slaughter, Chief; Janice Sutherland, . Editor _ 16 t Ken Clementa — Oun Pneaident 17 Iwociated Gobi net: Dick Monohon, Janice Kibler, Sarah Aldrich, Loune Lucarelh, Janice Sutherland, Judy Kifkeby, Ken Clements, Mary Ann Renborger, Jerry Lee, Steve Knapp, Scotty Roy, Chuck Slaughter, ASB Ticket Soles: Row I: Marlene Filan, Mary Young, Blaine Logan, Louise Locarelli, Jo Ann Blocklinger, Judy Froncu, Gretchen Miller Row 3: Carolyn Worth. Skeeter Minnick, Margaret Schaeffer, Linda Webster, Ann Ey- rood, Rosemary Foss, llene Arnolt Row 3s Lynn Aldrich, Ina Jeon Light, Cathy Hart, John Zaring, Hal Wiggins, Mike Nasamento, Not Pictured: Elsie Smith, Glen Houk, Scotty Ray, Patty Farmer, Steve Hunhngton, Sarah Aid- rich, Marda Dee Baker . First Semester Legislative Assembly: Row 1: Warren Gross, Brenda Marley, Roger Whitney, Mr, Tidrick Row 3; Ora Ault, Jo Ann Blocklinger, Judy Carter, Shirley Weathers, Carol Royce, Marilyn Aliverh, Rosemary Foss, Donna Miller, Lynn Davidson. Row 3: Ton Nunn, Mari¬ anne Miller, Jim Workman, Pam Hallmark, Skeeter Mm- n ck, Donna Schram, Jams Dean, Biff Asselin Row 4: Brian Jon s, Bill Long, Gary Bergevin, Richard Engeln, Bob Jones, Harold Haddock, Bob Aliverti. First Semester Student Court: Marilyn Chisholm, Shan Beck, Jock Keen, Jacky Veronda, Jim Stovall, Lame Wagner. Second Semester Student Court: Sitting: Tom Griffith, Jack Keen, Jo Ann Blocklinger, Betty Jo Bur¬ nett. Standing: Barbara St lie I, Don Gessel, Kelly Farris. (On opposite page) Student Body Wo-Hi ' s Associated Student Body Cabinet began its busy year with on assembly the third week of the year. Given in the form of a comedy skit, the 1957- 58 officers and new faculty members were introduced. Many things were accomplished this year, the first being the successful completion of the 1957 Home- coming. Something newly introduced was the district cabinet meeting which wos held in the Walla Walla area ond planned by the Wa-Hi student leaders, fifteen other schools from near by communities participated in the conference. New frolic regulations were drawn up and carried out at the start of the basketball season. The 1957- 58 Cobine! consisted of Ken Cements, present; Warren Gross, vice-president; Mary Ann Renbarger, secretary; Louise Lucorelli, treasurer, Jack Keen, chief justice; Les Johnson, comm, of buildings and grounds, Judy Kirkeby, comm of organ izotion ; Chuck Slaughter, fire chief; A ton Beck, comm, of hath; Janice Kibler, comm, of publicity; Scotty Roy, comm, of as¬ semblies; Sarah Aldrich, comm, q inter-school relations; Dick Ponti, comm of stoge, Janice Sutherland, Journal Ecfcor; Steve Knapp, Yell King; Kay Me Co won. Yell Queen; Barbara Oft, Royal Blue Edition; Mordo Pinkerton, Girls League president; Dick Monahan, Boys Federation president; and Jerry Lee, Traffic Court. Mr. Ledbetter wos the Cabinet Advisor. Traffic Court: Jerry Stump, Ann Howells, Jerry Lee, Mr. Waite, Steve Huntington, Kent McLean, Mr, Emigh, Dale Herd, 2nd Semester legislative Assembly Row 1: Roger Whitney, Sharon McKenzie, Sharon Pool, Marda Baker, Dyann Sigler, Jack Smiley, Nancy Sounders, Carol Mer¬ cado Row 2: Russell Lybecker, Mike Monohan, John Arbini, ManOnne Miller, Sharon Wey bright, Phyllis Tom¬ linson, Virginia Barnhart, Glenn Weitz, Row 3; Bill Long, Morgo Lone. Richord Engeln, Gary Mulhair, Linda Col¬ well, Carol Lodiges, Miles Kmzer, Brian Jones Row 4: Don Miller, Marvin Entze,, Jeon Christopher, Jim Moxey, Ken Hoftwig, Bill Cousins, Mike Ryles Row 1: Reed. Alan Beck Standing: Judy Carter, Don Davis, Kathryn For many years Wq Hi has been turning out young, alert citizens. Now it is our turn to leave these halls of learning and take aur places in the world. As we look bock on the past four years, we remember our classes and exams, dances, parties, assemblies-now only pleasant memories of things that have become an integral part of us. Our freshman and sophomore years how could we have been so green and innocent? The junior year we climbed a bit higher on the ladder of learning. We studied diligently our new sublets. We also got a bit cockier. Additional pnviledges were taken in our stride: the Junior Prom, a true Flamingo Paradise, and the distribution of our class rings. Now we have reached the top—the senior year— the best of all. We studied hard to grasp the knowledge offered us. We also pro¬ gressed socially under the leadership of the first semes¬ ter officers: pres., Alan Beck; vice pres,, Don Davis; sec., Judy Carter treasurer, Kathy Reed; Girls League Rep,, Jo- Anne Cunnington, We had our biggest money making project, The Senior Play, ‘You Cant Take It With You. Row 1: Gory Spray. Standing: Dorlene Hanley, Chuck Slaughter, Mordo Pinkerton, Valedictorian Karen Engeln SoluTatonon Mary Hooper Our able second semester officers, pres., Gary Spray; vice pres., Chuck Slaughter; sec., Mardo Pinkerton; treas., Darlene Hanley; Girls ' League, Sharon McKenzie; and Boys Fed. Roger Wyckoff and Harold Ellenberger led us in such undertakings as the Senior Ball, Senior sneak. Se nior party and finally commencement exercises. So we come to the end of four wonderful years. Who can express the feeling within u$2 We are eager to push forward, yet we linger behind. Thus with one last look back, we turn to face the future, prepared for greater challenges and higher achievements. - 7 Seniona GARY ACKERMAN ROBERT ADAMS-W.W Hi-Y- Bond. GARY AHLGREN— RGTC It; Drill Teom ; Senior Ploy; All School Play; Projectionist. SARAH ALDRICH— NHS, Gimmel Teth; ASB Cabinet; Sponsors. . . KATHRYN ANDERSON— Grenno Se Cee; Homecoming Royalty; Royal Blue Make-up Editor; Senior Play; Seven Keys to Bald pate LEONARD ANDERSON —FFA; Boys Rifle Team; Senior Play. JIM ANGOTTI DENNIS AXFORD —Football; Basketball; B-squad Manager BRUCE BAILEY— NHS? Orchestra. DEANNi BALDWIN—El Adrea, vice pres.; Sponsors; Jr. Prom Princess; Major¬ ette . . BILL BARNES—Choir; Okla¬ homa ; Sr. Mixed Ensemble; Fortune Teller .JUDITH BARNES-Grenno Se Cee , sec.; Transfer, VIRGINIA BARNHART— GAA; Choir; Soromia; Commercial assistant; Fortune Teller , WIL¬ MA BARTELT— Choir; Tethony; FHA pres.; Crest trees.; Girls” League Cabinet BILL BATES— FFA ; Varsity Foofbatt; Key Club; Baseball. ALAN BECK —Sr. Class pres.; ASB Cabinet; FD Hi-Y pres.; Club Council vice-pres.; Band student conductor. . , GARY J. BERGEVIN— FFA State Farmer; ROTC ; FD Hi-Y vice pres. JIM BERNAVE— Key Club; FFA; Lincoln Arc Welding Award. «i PAM BERRY-Tethany; Club Council Rep; Mixed Senior Ensemble; Choir; Operetta; Girls Fed; . REN AGENE BICKEL— Soromia; Leg. Assembly; Attendance Office. . . DARLENE BLAKE —Tethany Officer; Oklahoma ; Minute Girl; Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Library Assistant, DEAN BLIZE —Dnll Team; FD Hi-Y pres.; Home¬ room Pres.; ROIC Captain, RON BLOCK- L1NGER— Football; Baseball; WW Hi-Y..., MARVIN BLUE. HAROLD BOWERS-Sgt at Arms, FD Hi-Y; FFA; Home Room Officer ... MARY JUNE BRADFORD— Copy Editor, Royal Blue; Tethany; FHA; Minute Girl; Homeroom Officer, „ MARTIN BRAN- NI NO— Transfer. DONNA GAYE BOGLE-NHS; Girls League Cabinet; ElAdrea, treasurer; Crest Honorary; Student Court Justice.... OLIN BOSCHKER— Drill Team; Rifle Team; WW Hi-Y; FFA . , . MICHAEL BOUTZ— Key Club; legislative Assembly; Club Council; Retail Club DAVE BRAZEAL-FD Hi-Y; Boys ' Federation Rep¬ resentative; Track. GORDON BREHM GERRY BROWN-Tronsfer; Retail Selling Club. STEPHANIE BRUCE —Sororma; Sponsors; Minute Girl; Transfer BETTY JO BURNETT- NHS sec.; Latura sec; Crest sec,; Raya! Blue Staff; Student Court. . . SHIRLEY BURROUGHS —Library assistant; Chorus. 22 JOANNE BUSSINI-Cop ond Gown; Minute Girt; FHA JUSTINE M, BUTCHER— GAA; Choir; Commercial as- sistant; ' The Fortune Teller . .JIM BUTLER— Boys Fed. Cabinet; FFA; Shop Assistant; Home Room Pres.; Key Club. GARY CALDER— Transfer. . ELIZABETH GAR¬ RICK —Teth any; GAA; Girls Rifle Team; Choir; Sr. Girls Ensemble.. . JUDITH A. CARTER —Sr, Class secretary, Sr. Class Ploy; Latura vice-pres.; Big Sister; Nurse s assistant. EDDIE CASSENS MARY ANN CHENAULT —Big Sister; Commercial as- sistant; FHA; GAA. . . SUSAN CHRIS- MAN— Transfer; El Adrea; Royal Blue Staff; Homeroom vice-pres. JUDY CHRISTOPHER— Girls League Cabinet Head; Crest; Grenno Se Cee; Daisy Mae ; Club Council., KEN CLEMENTS— ASB pres.; Jr. Class pres.; B-Squad Basketball; WW Hi-Y, pres,; Var¬ sity Football . . TOM CLUTE— Basket¬ ball; Homeroom pres.; Baseball; Track. MIKE COBAIN-WW Hi-Y; ROTC DARLENE COBB— Journalism. CAROL COFFEY— Big Sister. JO ANN (COMFORT) KNOX BILL COUSINS— Frosh Boys Glee; $r Dance Band; Senior Play; FFA; Public Speaking and Parliamentary Procedure Team MONTE CRIPPEN —Frosh, B, and Varsity Football; Boys Federation Cabinet. 23 PATTY CRISCOLA—Majorette; El Adrea Sponsors; Mime¬ ographing. . LARRY CRUTHERS JO ANNE CUN- NINGTON—NH5; Tethany sec.; $r, Play; Big Sister; Girls League Sr. Representative. DON LOUIS CURRIE—Legislative Assembly; Mother is a Freshman You Can t Take It With You ; Tennis. JOANNE A, DANIELS—Gren- no Se Cee; Girts Glee and Chorus; Commercial assistant; Office assistant; Girls Fed. Rep .... CLARA DAVIDSON—Tethany; Freshman Girls Glee; Sr. Play Production Staff; Big Sister; Nurse s assistant. EDWARD DAVIDSON—Football; Bas ketball; Intramural manager; ROTC Of¬ ficer; Shop assistant; P.E. assistant .... DON L. DAVIS—Football; Basketball; Key Club; Sr. Class vice-pres.LEROY DAVIS—Wood Shop assistant; Football; Noon Movies, JANIS DEAN-G renno Se Cee; Sr, Band; Freshman Girls Glee; Legislative Repre¬ sentative; Sophomore Ensemble. . ♦ KAY FRANCIS DEBOER—Soromio; Minute Girl; Pep Club; Junior Class Nominating Committee DANNY DERBAWKA— Key Club; Baseball; Boys Federation. WILLIAM DICKINSON—Sports Representative; Projectionist; Display Manager, Retail Selling.... FRANCES DO SC HADES—Legislative Assembly Representative; Cap and Gown Committee; Pep Club; College Conference Hostess. . TERRY DUMMLER. EDDY HIGNET- Fortune Teller ; Choir; Football; Basketball; Golf. . .JIM EDWARDS—Retail Selling; vice-pres. Retail Selling; Parliamen¬ tarian, Retail Selling. , . BARBARA ELKINGTON—Latura; Chair .... HAROLD ELLENBERGER-Varsity Football; Track; Bays’ Federation Representative; Homecoming King; 24 WW Hi-Y. JIM ELLIOTT—P.E. assistant; Football; Track; Wrestling. MIKE ELLIS-FFA WILLIAM EMERT-FFA; Equites Hi-Y; ROIC Company Commander; FFA vice-pres ; Drill Team MAVIS EMMONS-Crest; Grenno Se Cee; Sr, Band; Girls ' Sport Representative; Orchestra KAREN ENGELN—NH5; Tethany; GAA; Girls ' Tennis Team; Mr. Anderson s Commercial assistant MARVIN ENTZE—WW Hi-Y sec.; Sports Representative; Legislative Assembly Representa¬ tive; Varsity Track Manager; Boys P.E. assistant. DARRELL M, ERB-Equites Hi-Y; Band JANIS JOYCE ESSIG-Sr Band; Latum sec.; Homeroom Officer; Minute Girl. . .ROBERT FAUST—Tennis Team; Sr. Band; Pep Band. PAMELA FELTHOUSE—Gimme! Teth; Crest, Treasurer; Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Journal Staff Artist , . . . DAVID FIELDS—T rack; Wrestling . . JACK FIELDS—Dance Band; Sr. Band; Orches¬ tra; Pep Band, PERSIA BERNICE FIELD—Oklah oma ; GAA; Club Council; Annual Staff; Journal Staff. SHARONNE FIGGINS—Journal Front Page Edi¬ tor; legislative Assembly; Big Sister; Homeroom pres ; Minute Girl. . JANICE FI LAN —Tethany; Freshman Girls Glee; Ledbetter s assistant. MARTHA (FLEENOR) FARLEY- Crest; Flagswmger; Gimmel Teth; Sponsor Sergeant; Majorette ■ GARY FLUHARTY . . . . SHARON FOSTER—Band; Latura; vice pres, Latura; Latura treasurer. . JIM HOYT—FFA 25 DEANNA FOX—Tefhany, Freshman Girls 1 Glee; Home¬ room pres.; Leg. Assembly; Pep club. . GERALD FRAZ¬ IER— FD Hi Y; FFA State Officer; ROTC captain; Drill Team; Boys Fed. Rep, . GEORGIA ANN FRENCH—Girls Rifle Team; Annual Staff; Big Sister ' . KARL GABEL—Shop assist.; Golf Team; Football manager. . ANN GARVIE—Grenno Se Cee ; Annual Staff; Big Sister; Attendance Office assist.; FHA sec. . GERALD GATES-WW Hi-Y, vice- pres.; Bond president; Dance Band. EDDIE GREEF—Senior Band; Eqgites Hi Y. . LYNN GREGORY. WARREN GROSS—ASB vite-pres.; NHS; ROTC Battalion Executive; All Northwest Or¬ chestra; Equites Hi Y. GARY HAASCH—sec. Equites Hi Y; Safety Coun cil; Sr Band; Dance Bond. . . ANNE HALVER¬ SON—Sponsors; Club Council; Journal Staff. DICK HAMM— We Were Young That Year ; Equites Hi-Y ; Traffic Court; “You Can t Take it With You ; Annual Staff Co-Chief Photographer. KEN BRISKEY BEVERLY JUNE HAMMOND—GAA; Cop and Gown Comm.; Office assistant; Club Coun¬ cil; FHA PATRICIA HANFORD —Latura pres., vice-pres., trees.; $r + Band; Minute Girl; Cleb Council. . MARY DARLENE HANLEY- NHS treas.; El Adrea vice-pres.; Club Council; Sponsor capt. ; Sr. Class trees. KEN HARKEMA—Baseball; Football; Sand; Transfer; Bas¬ ketball . PAT HARLOW—Big Sister- Handicraft assis¬ tant .CATHERINE HART—Cabinet Head, Girls League; FHA pres.; Crest; Dean s Office assistant; Tethany. DAVID J. HATHAWAY-Freshman Football; Re¬ tail Club; Club Council; Traffic Council; Legislative Assembly_KENNETH HEADLEY—FF A; Retail Club . . JOSEPH PAUL HAWS-Dnll Team; ROTC; P.E. assistant; Noon Movie Projectionist. DENIECE JOY HEALY—Grenno Se Cee ; Sponsor 1st SgL; Traffic Court sec.; ' You Cant Take It With You ; Journal Staff. . LARRY GENE HIISEY-Retail Club, . DON HELPER—Key Club; FFA; Drill Team; Wrestling. SHARON HELPER—Band; Orchestra; Choir. VERN L HENZEL DALE HERD-WW Hi-Y. ROBERT HESS SANDRA JO HICKS- Minute Girl; Retail Club; Legislative Assembly; Washington Retailer Club Reporter.. KIT HIMES—Tethany; Props-AII School Play; Sr. Play- Props; Bookroom assistant. FRED HOFER MARY HOOPER — NHS treasurer; Crest vice-pros.; Tethany treasurer; Girls League Cabinet assistant , . . . CHARLES HOPKINS—WW Hi Y; Intro-mural Sports.. MARVIN HORN-FFA; Varsity Football; Basketball; Baseball; Key Club. PAT HOUK—Tethany; Cap and Gown Committee; Minute Girl; Senior Play Costume Chairman. . . . LEROY HUETHER -Dance Band; Volley Ball_SUSAN IVERSON—Gim mel Teth sec.; Sponsor Corps sergeant; Crest; Girls ' League Cabinet Head; Journal Alumni Editor. JUDY JOHNSON—Flagswinger; El Adrea; Girls League Cabinet; Jr Class sec; Sponsors. . LESLIE JOHN50N- NHS; AS8 Cabinet; Equites Hi-Y; Drill Team; Choir, student director . , . NANCY KATSEL—Wa-Hi Retail Club. 28 JACK KEEN—Equites Hi-Y; pres.; NHS; pres., Boys State; A.S.B. Cabinet, All School Plays. . JANICE KIBLER—ASB Cabinet; Evergreen Girls ' State; Seabeck Leadership Conference; Tethony . , . .PAT KILBURG JUDY KIRKEBY—ASB Cabinet, NHS; Lotura pres.; Voice of Blue Devil, coordinator; Rep. to Girls ' League. . DICK KIRKPATRICK BONNIE JEAN KLEIN—Tethany; sec.. Chorus; Commercial ass t ; Ledbetter ' s Office; Leg. Assembly Rep. STEVE KNAPP—Yell King, A$£ Cabinet; WW Hi-Y; Senior Play; All School Play RUBY KNUDSON- Projectionist; GAA . . MARILYN KR ALMAN—Grenno Se Cee; Sr. Band; Girls ' League Cabinet ass ' t; Club Council; Pep Band ... RENA KUKAL—Tethany; Choir; Sr. Girls ensemble; Nurse s Assistant. JANET LACEY-Choir CAROL MARIE LADIGES— Grenno Se Cee; Commercial asst.; Big Sister; FHA; Legis¬ lative Assembly . . JIM LAMB—FHA; Projectionist, A GERALD E. LANE-Sports; Senior Bond LARRY LANE—Drill Team; 3rd year officer, Military; Boys ' Sports Representative; Track JERRY LEE-Dance Bond; Senior Band; Traffic Court Commissioner; ASB Cabinet; Equites Hi-Y president. DAVID LEWIS—FD Hi-Y; Sports Editor, journal . . . - SHARON LIND-Grenno Se Cee; Nurse s assistant . . EUGENE LINKE-Equites Hi-Y; Sr. Band; Okla¬ homa; Tennis; Donee Band. NONA LINTON—Choir; Senior and Junior Bond; Girls Glee. . BILL LONG —Leg, Assembly; WW Hi-Y; Club Council GARY LONGMIRE—Rifle Team; Football; Track; Drill Team. BARBARA JEAN LOOMIS LOUISE LUCA- RELL1 — ASB treasurer; Flagswmger; NHS; Gimmel Teth; Sponsors, NORMAN LUCARELLI—Sgt. Arms, Equites Hi-Y; FFA; Leg. Assembly; Home¬ room Officer. RUSSELL LYBECKER—Equites H. Y ; FFA; Safety Council; Leg. Assembly PAT LYNCH—Key Club; FFA; Lincoln Arc Welding Award . . LYNN McCAMBRIDGE-Drill Team; ROTC Officer_ KAY (McCOW- AN) BECK— Yell Queen; El Adrea; Sponsors; Jr. Prom Princess; Co-Edi¬ tor and Alumni Ed, of Journal. 29 BOBBY McCOY—Orchestra; Dance Band; Band, Student Conductor; You Can t Take It With You ; P.A, and Stage HAROLD McCOY—Senior Band; ROTC; Boys ' Rifle Team; 1 You Can t Take It With You ' ; P.A. and Stage. JUDY McCOY—Retail Selling; W R.C Reporter for Retai Selling, GENE McDANIEL—Boys Federation; Senior Bond SUE MaeDOUGALl—Gimmel Teth; Crest; Girls League Cabinet Head; NHS; Club Council SHARON McKENZIl—Tethany, vice pres, and sec.; Minute Girl; Girls League representa¬ tive; Safety Council; Nurse $ assistant, DUSTIN M A LAND—Ski Club PA¬ TRICIA ANN MALCOLM—G t r I s f League Cabinet; NHS; Crest; Et Adrea secretary; Senior Play . JACK MAN- SON—Senior Band; Radio Club; Boys Federation, 30 LUCILE MARBACK—FHA; Transfer. . . VICKI KATHLEEN MARCY—Orchestra; Grenno Se Cee, secretary; Girls League Cabinet assistant; Transfer . . BOB MARKER. BRENDA MARLEY—All State Choir; Latura sec¬ retary; Club Council; Legislative Assembly scribe; Choir GLORIA MARSHALL-Tethany; Royal Blue Staff; Radio Show; Minute Girl; Senior Play Production Staff . , SHIRLEY MARTIN—FHA ; Chorus; Big Sister, DIANE MATTHEWS—FHA; Pep Club; Home Ec assistant; Freshman Girls Glee , . JIM MAXEY DYANN JO MERRIAM—president of Soromia; Choir; Senior Mixed Ensemble; Home Ec assistant; Minute Girl, , JEAN MILLER. VICKI MILLER—Yell Queen; El Adreo; Homecoming Royalty; Choir; Minute Girl.. .JOAN MOFFITT—Girls Glee; Frosh Band; Pep Club; Nurse $ Office assistant. , DICK MONAHAN —ASB Cabinet; Football; Baseball; WW Hi-Y; NHS; Boys Federation president. ARDYTH MORELAND—Choir; Legislative Assem¬ bly; Minute Girl; GAA.MELINDA MORRIS —Gimmel Tetb; Safety Council; Choir; Senior Mixed Ensemble; Girls League Cabinet assistant __RUBY PAULINE MOSLEY—Big Sister, MERTIS KAY MUNNS-Grenno Se Cee; Senior Play_CORABELLE MUN- SEY—Choir; Senior Girls Ensemble . . . . MARY MURRILLS-NHS; Grenno Se Cee treasurer and president; Orchestra; Minute Girl. MIKE NASCIMENTO-Key Club; FFA ; Journal Staff_MARTIN NEIGHBOR —Choir; Boys Glee; Legislative Assembly; Audio-Visual assistant . , .VIRGINIA NELSON—pres., Grenno Se Cee; Crest pres,; Girls ' League Cabinet Head; FFA Sweetheart. DUANE NIEMEYER—Squad Leader ROTC; Com¬ mercial Art_VALERIE NUXALL_MARY LOU OAKLEY—secretary. Girls Rifle Team; Tethony; FHA vice-pres.; Club Council; Royal Blue Staff. ■ MARIAN OBACKA —Songleader; Girls ' League Treasurer; Gimmel Teth; Sponsors; Crest. . .GARY OBERHOLTZER BARBARA OFT — NHS; Annual Editor; Grenno Se Cee; GAA President; Crest, Sgt, at arms, . . JEFF OLMSTEAD —Equites Hi-Y; NHS; Boys ' Federation Secre¬ tary and Treasurer. 31 DONNA OSBORNE—P.E, assistant; GAA; Girls ' Rifle Team_MIKE OSWALD-Annual; Radio Show..,. DARLENE PALMER—Girls ' Glee; Chorus; Freshman Girls Glee; P E. assistant. LARRY PASCO—ROTC Squad Leader ROB¬ ERT PETERSON DAVID ALLEN PHELPS. MARDA PINKERTON —Girls ' League pres.; NHS; Sponsor Lieutenant; Ever green Girls State; Soromia, sec, and vice-pres . . RICHARD G, PONT!- FFA, State Farmer; ASB Cabinet; Equites Hi-Y; FFA, secretory . . . .DAVE POR¬ TER—Freshman Football and Basketball; Soph. B-5quad Baseball; Jr. Shop assis¬ tant; ROTC Lieutenant. GAIL POTTER—Basketball, DEANNA PRIEST—Transfer. . FRIDAY. EDITH MADELINE RAHN-Minute Girl; Girls Glee; Legislative Representative; FHA . . . . SCOT¬ TY RAY-FD Hi-Y; Baseball; ROTC Staff; Choir; AS8 Cabinet. . . GAIL REED—Equites Hi-Y; Sr. Band; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Boys Federation Representative. KATHRYN MARLENE REED—El Adrea pres; Sponsors; Girls League Cabinet Head; Sr. Class treasurer; Club Council . . . DON REIN¬ HARDT GERALD R El SWIG— Sr. Mixed Ensemble; Mikado ; Oklahoma ; ' Fortune Teller’ .... NEIL REITER —Royal Blue Staff, Chief Photographer; Hi-Y Officer; Band; Choir. MARY ANN RENBARGER-ASB secretary; Sponsors 1st Lieutenant; Journal Back Page Editor; Girls League Cabinet and Crest; Soromia pres, JOAN REW —Tethany; Sr. Band . ELWIN RILEY-Band; Pep Band; Football; Intra¬ mural Sports Representative. DEL RIMBEY—Choir; Annual Staff; Mixed Ensem¬ ble; Oklahoma ; Fortune Teller GLENDA ROBERTSON DONNA MAE RODE—Senior Band secretary; Pep Band; Tethany treasurer; Home Room president; Soph. Nominating Com¬ mittee, MIRIAM ROGERS-Tethany; Sr Girls Ensemble; Oklahoma ; Soph. Girls En¬ semble; Orchestra . MIKE RYLES— WW Hi-Y pres.; Sr, Ploy; Dance Band; All School Play; Legislative Assembly. MABEL SAMS—Commercial Art . GAYLE SANDERS-Auto Mech. assistant JANICE S ANDERSON—P.E. assis¬ tant; Minute Girl; Home Ec. assistant; At¬ tendance Office assistant . WANDA LEE SAUER-latu ra; Big Sister; Ledbet¬ ter s assistant; Cap and Gown Commit¬ tee; Royal Blue business manager. AILEEN KARYl SCHAEFER—Grenno Se Cee; Crest pres.; Dean ' s Office assistant; Nurse ' s Office assistant; Club Council ... MARGARET MAE SCHAFFER— Gimme! Teth; Choir; ‘Fortune Teller Ledbetter s Office Commercial assistant , . . . ROGER SCHMERER—Key Club; Homeroom pres.; Retail Club; Legislative Assembly CRAIG N. SCHULTZ MARTHA 5CRIMSNER—Tethany pres,; Girls ' league Cabinet; Crest; Club Council; Minute Girl . . BOB SHOWER- Wrestling; Football; Choir, Operettas . .CHARLES SLAUGHTER-NHS pres.- Choir pres.; Sr. Class vice-pres,; Evergreen Boys State; ASB Cabinet, ELSIE SMITH— ' Gimme! Teth; State Retail sec.; FHA; Relail Club pres.; Minute Girl... JIM SMITH— Varsity Basket¬ ball; Baseball; Intramural Sports Rep , . . BART SNYDER —FFA; Equites Hi-Y; Transfer. GARY SPRAY —All-State Football; All-Conference Football; Inspirational Player; Senior Class pres.; Wrestling captain . EUGENE STAPLETON- Shop assistant; B Squad Football and Basketball. . GARY O. STICKA. FRANK STILLMAN-Boys Rifle Team captain; ROTC Drill Team . . SUSAN STOLLER— Sponsors; Gimmel Teth; Song- leader; Jr. Prom Royalty; Fortune Teller” MARILYN JEAN STRAW— NH$ vice-pres.; Lotura; Girls League Repre¬ sentative; Cap and Gown Committee; Legislative Assembly, GEORGE C. STRICKLAND JR JANICE SUTHERLAND-Homecoming Queen; Journal Editor; Sponsor Sergeant; Gimmel Teth vice-pres.; Girls ' League Cabinet. , ED THARP— Transfer; WW Hi-Y. ANN TODD—Transfer from Cheney; FHA; Minute Girl. . PHYLLIS TOMLINSON —Mmute Girl; Latura; Club Council; Retail Club; Office assistant DONNA TOWNSEND-Watla Walla Re¬ tailers; Historian, Retail Selling. 34 TED TUCKER— Leg. Assembly; ROTC Lt. Colonel; Drill Team; Key Club, pres.; FFA; LINDA TWENSTRUP —El Adrea, pres.; Minute Girl; Band; Club Council . , RONALD VAN D ATT A— WW Hi-Y., GARY VAN HORN-NHS; Band; Choir; Fortune Teller All State and Afh Northwest Choir. ANNETTE MARIE VAN WAGNER— Bond (officer) !ibrar ion; Grenno Se Cee; Pep Band; Orchestra; Senior Play. . ROBERT VASSEUR DOROTHY VERNON— Teth- any, president; NH$ t secretary; Choir, secretary; Office assistant; Homeroom officer. JACKY VERONDA— Gimmel Teth; Student Court (sec.); Girls ' League Cabinet Assistant; Minute Girl; All School Play. DON WAITE— Tennis Team; WW Hi-Y, Senior Boys Quartette; Okla¬ homa ■, ’ The Fortune Teller . . LOIS JO WAR- FIELD— Girls ' Rifle Team; Home Economics Assis¬ tant; Pep Club. JOY WARREN— Retail Selling Club; Re¬ tail Recorder, . LINDA WEBSTER- Gimmel Teth, president; Girls ' League, vice pres.; NHS- Crest; Senior Mixed Ensemble LAURA LOUISE WEINEL —Retail Selling Club; Transfer. PATTY WHITEMAN— Sponsors; Gimmel Teth; Junior Prom Queen; Girls League Cab. Head; Freshman, Soph, and Junior Class offices JIM WHITTINGTON —F.D. Hi-Y . . . HAL CURTIS WIG¬ GINS —Drill Team; Leg. Assembly; ROTC III; P E. Assistant, JOE WILSON -Varsity Football; Wrestling; Tumbling DEE WOLFE MARIE WOOD —Big Sister, NOT PICTURED Bob Burnette, Carol Ferral, Charles Hesel, Lee Katseli Alfred Langis, Wilma Torrence, Jim Wade, and Ralph Zimmerman, JAMES WORKMAN —Legislative Assembly Representative; Boys Sports Representative, ROGER WYCKOFF— Football; Baseball; Bas¬ ketball . . JUDY YEEND-Flag- swinger- Sr. Play; Crest; Sponsors; Girls League sec, . BETTY LU- CILE YOUNG-G renno Se Cee; Minute Girl, Girls ' Glee. ‘lumon.a Brian Jones, President Glenn Wertz Vice-President, Elaine Logan, Treasurer; Pan McAdams, $gt. at Arms; Wayne Rembold, Boys Federation Representative; Jean Christopher, Girls league Rep¬ resentative; Judy Du rend. Secretary, Glenn Wertz, President; Chuck Wetzel, Vice President- Elaine Logon, Treasurer; Gary Forrest, Boys Federation Representative, Jean Christopher, Girls League Representative; Craig McEwen, Sgt, at Arms; Judy Durand, Secretary, Jim Bridges Jeanette Brawn Carol Bnggs Carolyn Bruce Stone ly Bright Bob Brunei I Mary Brock Bill Brunion Terry Brotherton Ron Burdett Bill Brown Elizabeth Burroughs John Bury Lmdo Carter Gary Suffice Dennis Castoldi Donna Bother us Dedeen Cothey Dave Caldwell Janice Cearley Fayette Carder Jim Chapman Judy Carey Ann Chappell Jean Code Bob ChenouIt Eugene Chipman Jeon Christopher Sandy Cline Bob Cloud Carolyn Cludos Barbara Colburn bnda Colwell Cathy Corkrum Mone Cate Karen Cotton Gary Co Mike Creevon Kay Cunning ton Steven Davenport Beverly Davis 36 Many projects were included in the activities of the Junior class this year. Among them were a cake sole, a car wash, numerous candy soles, and o very successful hanger drive. The climax was the beauti¬ ful Junior Prom, which took place April 18. The first semester officers were: Glenn Weitz, president; Chuck Wetzel, vice-president; Judy Dur¬ and, secretary; Elaine Logan, treasurer; Jean Chris¬ topher, Girls League Representative; Gary Forrest, Boys Federation Rep.; Craig McEwen, Sgt, at Arms. The second semester officers were; Brian Jones, pres,; Glenn Weitz, vice-pres.; Judy Durand, secre¬ tary; Elaine Logan, treasurer; Jean Christopher, Girls League Repre¬ sentative; Wayne Rembold, Boys Fed, Representative; Ron McAdams, Sgt. at Arms. The Junior class wishes to thank Miss Pfeiffer and Mr. Wooten for helping them make this a suc¬ cessful year. Morda Dee Baker Susan Baker Diane Barbuto Buford Barntt Drew Bass Shirley Botes Bob Allverti Marilyn A!iverti John Arbirti Manon Arbim llene Arnold! Ora Lee Ault Darlene Bailey Judy Bair Bob Baker Sharon BlamquiU Melvin Blue Mary Ann Bock oven Ivan Bollinger Nick Bontrop Walter Bosley Wayne Bales Carol Ann Brehm 4C Fred Baxter Beatrice Beard Shan Beck Shirley Bennett Marlene Benzel Tam Bergevin Robert Biersner Judie Davis Kathy Davis Lynn Davison Jerry Deeney Barbara DeKeysei Groce Delaney Carol Dennis Carl Depp mg Jerry Depp mg David Dirks ton Doving Mike Drake Sandro Dunham Judy Durand Judy Dutton John Edwards Sandy Edwards Lynden Ekstrom Phil Ekstrom Bob Engebbretson Allan Erb Stevie Eubanks Elizabeth Evans Grace Ewing Ron Farley Gory Forrest Pot Go II amore Rosemary Foss Dave Gallo Judy Francis Frank Gallo Lorno Fletcher Dan Frandsen Richard Garnei Larry Franklin Betty Goskill Dale Frankson Bill German Sheila Frederick John Gilman Patty Farmer Kelly Farris Betty Foust Myron Ferguson Marlene Filan Del Fisher Tom Fisher Bill Gluck Genevieve Golden Dorold Good Richard Gray Clark Green way Mike Greer Toni Griffith Buddy Heimbigner Kay Henderson Pot Herring Jo Hess Jock Hester Judy Hiott Bill Hill Corel Guthndge Harold Haddock Linda Hamilton Elizabeth Hardin Sondy Hays Arthur Heilbgrn Dionne Hitler Dove Hopkins Nancy Happen Bill Houchin Anne Howells JoAnne Hoaie Larry Hoy Gary Hull Douglas Hutcheson Laddie Hutchins Dan Ing tad Eleanor Isitt Ron Jockson Richard Joffe Miles Kmzer K.t Kirk Roy Kirkpatrick Jerry Klundt Linda Knapp Mickey Knudson Greg Koehler Gene JauSaro Curtis Johnson Danno Johnson Jeon Johnson Sylvia Johnson Bob Jones Brian Jones Joan Kooreny Koren Kropf Eugene KukaS Elame Lacey Koren Lommers Jim Lamott Polly Landt Quinn Lane Lois Lenlesty Bob Lewis Ina Jean Light Loretta Liming Mory Lindsay Robin Lindsay Robert Li Ike Paul Logsdon Janet Long Brian Lucarelli John Mac Murdo Ron McAdams Gary McClenoghan Craig Me E wen Dave McKinney Kent McLean Alice McManus Sharon McOmber Larry McRae Bob Mansfield Jim Mansoo Barbara Marriott Henry Marshall 39 Sol lie Martin Leona Massey Charles Max son Stephen Maxson Joan Meadowcroft Curtis Melhus Carol Mercado David Meyn Donald Miller Gretcben Miller Penny Miller Pay Miller Sharon Mi shier Shirley Moeller Anne Moffitt Fred Moore ob Morrissort Robin Moses Sydney Masher Roger Muller Mary Munkrei Don Newbill Jerry Nielsen Donna Niemeyer Calvin Northrop Sylvia Northrop Tom Nynn Onna Oran Alan Ord Cynthia Orluck Don no Overturf Sharon O verturf Sort Owsley Fred Poge Pete Palmer James Palo Francme Parker Terry Parsons Sand Patton Eva Pearson Patrick Peterson Bonnie Phares Louise Fresnel I Alice Pribilsky Dole Pnce Sam ftaguso Ann Ray Dona Reeder Jimmy Reid Wayne Rembold Herb Rempel Bob Rempel Duane Remus Nancy Richards John Richardson Gerry Jo Riggs Linda Roberts Darlene Root Barbara Roth Carol Royse Kenneth Ruff Bill ftukavina Diane Raley John Russel Stephen Sontler Sharon Serve 40 Nancy Sountiers Sharon Schc ert Nancy Schnebly Tom Schreiner Deonna Schwarz Bill Scrimsher Katherine Seely Larry Thompson Rick Stevens Michael Stewart Dale Stick a Dean Stiles Bob Stun me I Diane Stovall Jim Stovall Ken me Strange Phil Shelstad Donna Smith Nancy Sheridan Wilbur Smith Eldon Sherlock Anno Lee Snyder Jay Simons Gory Snyder Steve Singleton Diane Soper Terry Sisson Bob Spencer Sob S me I tier Barbara Stelzel Linda Strode Jerry Stump Bab Summers Don Talbott Monte Thomas Nancy Niemi Donald Tbonney Florence Tomlinson Jim Tompkins La no Townsend Tom Turner Diane Underwood Phil Underwood Eugene Van Buren Gene VanDoren Karen Vernon Robert Vogt Glenn VonGunter Sharon Wagner Sharon Weathers Shirley Weathers Chuck Wetzel Roger Whitney Charles Wickizer Judy Williamson Nora Jane Wilson Lorry Winston Lila Writ Gory Wolfe Cody Wo I vers Carolyn Worth Carol Wyckoff Steve Yeend Judy Zoro Charles Zisko Dale Zisko Neva Zwanzig 41 Row 1: Carol 5 hn®idmill r, Sharon Waybright, Stand¬ ings Glen Houk„ John Zor- ing, Skeefer M innick. n mo tea •4 i. . Row 1; Donna Schrarn, Louie Wagner. Standings Marcia Landau,, Sharon Hall, Jill Spencer. Tne sophomore class got off to a gcfod start this year with advisors Mrs Baily and Mr, Bruggemeier, First semester officers were: prel, Louie Wagner; vice pres., Donna Schram; sec , Jill Spencer; trees., Marcia Landau; Girls League Rep., Sharon Hall; and Boys Fed, Rep., Chuck Stewart. The second semester the sophomore officers were: pres., Skeeter Minmcfe; vice pres., Glen Houk; sec,, Sharon Weybnght; treas., Carol ' Schneidmillerj Girls League Rep. Marrianne Miller; and Boys ' Fed. Rep. John Zoring. Sophomore class rings were chosen and ordered, and during the second semester a money raising pro¬ ject was planned. The sophomore class wishes to thank Mrs. Bailey and Mr, Bruggemeier for their help. 42 Jay Abrams Sherry Adam Carolyn Adams Pat Alexander Nancy Alexie Bill Allen Roy Ames Lawrence Anderson Biff Asselin Poul Atwood Wilma Ax ford Gary Axtel! Fred Ay I ward Pot Baird Dowd Baker Shelley Baker Nancy Baldwin Bob Barnes Evonne Barnett Judith Batten Darlene Baxter Janet Beachmon Virgin o Bennett Rosa he Benze! Richard Berley Della Biggs Judy Bixler Tom Blair JoAon Bfockmger Gail Bferke John Boschker Edith Bradford Karen Brittain Janie Brooks Merrily Brotherfon Jeanette Brown Marilyn Brueggemeier Mane Bull Dean Bundy Myrno Buoy John Burke Kenny Buthergs Verna Colder Jeffrey Carlson John Tom Carlyle Marty Carlyle Patricia Carney Dorothy Carter Martha Ann Carter Beth Ann Gaitoldi Brian Harty Caughey Moudie ChambeHom Merle Chenault Marilyn Chisholm Annette Chrestensen Gail Clayton Carole Clements Martin Coker Sandra Colley Jim Cook Jim Cornelison Anita R. Cox Rosalie Craig Gary Crivellone Bill Croker Naomi Cruthers Lonny Cummings Chuck Davenport Gary Davidson Peggy Davis Solly Davis Verne Day Eugene DeBoer Richard Del a von Marlene DeNevers Mike DeNevers Lowell Deppmg Dennis Dick Shirley Dick Gory Dirks Mike Donaldson Lezli Downey David Downing Carafe Draper Kenneth Draper Cy Drew Maroo Dummler Susan Duncan Barbara Dye Georgia Eckley Gary Effinger Richard Engel n Pomelo Ennes Ronald Entze Judy Epstein Ron Erdman Les Ewer Anne Eyroud Bill Former Steve Filon Gory Fleenor Victor Fhsram David Flyharty Cherfi Franklin Joan Frazure Jerry Fredencksan Barbara Frederking Jim Fulton Joe Pulton Barbara Garnett Ronald Gascon Jim Gardner Gertrude Gaskill Marvin Gerking Don Gessel Celia- Gibson Roberta Gilbert Betty Gilliam Shirley Gable Judy Grodwohl Steve Grodwohl Karen Gwinn Jean Gusler Myrna Hoaseh Jack Hagen John Hair Sharon Hail Pom Hallmark Jen Honek Darlene Harlow Bart Harrison Nancy Harshman Kenneth Hartwig John Hawkins Vic Hawley Joonne Hayden Dwayne Headley Dean Henderson Ray Henderson Pat Hicks Dick Hillman Afvid Huron Judy Hofer Shirley Holland Steve Holland Karen Holmquist Ken Hooper Glen Houk Sally Howard Sheryl Huggins Bob Holser Geraldine Humphrey Kay Hunter Jeff Huntington Steve Huntington Rosemarie Hurlbert Beth Ingstad Darlene Isley Jerald Ivie Peggy Joe bon Mike Jacobsen Martha Jaggar Louis Jdusoro Jeanne Jentzsch Lester Jeremiah Ardith Johnson Carl Johnson Myrno Johnson Sharon Janes Sandro Joseph Kay Jung main Debora Ann Kennedy Juanita Kerns Steve Kimball Irene Kimble Sharon Kimzey Beverly King Gwen King Beth Klessen Meredith Klitzke John K no be I Darlene Knopf Helen Marie Knopf Jennifer Knopf Jim Knopf Nancy Krem Russell Lamb Marcia landau Bobbie Landers Janice Lone Margo Lone George Langley Hal Linker Rollie Little Mike Loney Pam Loney Lavonne Long Dove Loomis Denms Lott Ron louderbock Sharon Lynch Mi c heal Me Beth Bob McCauley Marlene Mcdonahan Mar hi McCully Ted McDonald Mike MacDonell Bill McKinney Phyllis McKinney Sandra Melees Donald McLemar Shelly McMillan David McNeil Virginia McQuJSfan Pal Marge rum Car Id i ne Martin Douglas Martin Don Maxon Particua Moxon Lee May Dennis May hew Come Mead Thelma Meiners lone Me I h us Bob Me r code Gory D. Michel Don no Miller Marianne Miller Nora Jane.Miller ion Miller Walter Mmmck Darlene Mosley Gary Mu I hair Zella Murray Ray No rum Ann Neighbor Judy Nesteby Dale Nichols Barry Odom Karen Ole son Gene Osborn Leona Oswald Bette Overman Linda Owsley Jim Page Tom Parish Morgie Pastern ick Linda Patrick Charlotte Patton Bill Patton Bill Paul Jim Paul Roberta Peters Sharon Pool Joann Pottrotz Nancy Preston Bob Rand Kaye Randall Hazel Ritchie Pat Rode Ron Roohtool Milton Ros$ Stuort Rudin Cmdfy Lou Ruff Lorry Sateberry Mike Sanders Bob Santo Dove Schluter Helen Rawlins Judy Reed Terry Reed Jean Rem hard Sonny Reyborn Betty Richardson Don Richardson Bev Riley Maytielu Rimbey Carol Schneidmiller Danna Schram Jim Schulte Diana Schwondt Ray Selph Greg Serven Dinah Sharp Ross Sheeks Gary Shelton Mike Shields Shoron Waite Beverly Wales Bob Walker Cherry Wan Han d Theron Webb Beverly Weber Sharon Weis Byrl Williams Dgb Willsey Phil Wolfe Morva Waivers John Womack Loony Woods Brian Wooten Dove E. Wright David F. Wright Richard Wnght Steven Shipton Catherine Shukle Bonnie Simmons Fred Smger Jock Smiley Bob Smith Jeff Smith Sara Jane Smith Virginia Sneddon Carole Snyder Sandra Southholl Jill Spencer Patricio Stapleton Jerry Sterlm Ben Stevenson Jay Steward Chuck Stewart Moureen Stewart Jams Stiller Gloria Stone Tom Strickland Richard Suck aw Frank Swoyze LeRoy Tate Ralph Taylor Vanda Taylor Merilyn Theep Lynda Thomas Patty Tharmgton Sherry Tidrick Gordon Topel Pat Torrence Janice Tyler Dale Unruh Susan Von Donge Stanley Van Wagner Dick Votendahl Carol Wade Sandra Wade Charlene Waggoner Louis Wagner Melvm Wagner Bill Wells Mary Lou Weller Anne Werts Steve West Robert Wetzel Sharon Weybnght Vern Wheeler Allen D, While Tom Wilburn Karen Wyckoff Roy Wyckoff Barbara Wymann Dale Yenney Mary Young Bob Zahl John R. la ring Bill Zier Lorry Altizer Spencer Avey Mordo Pinkerton Chuck Slaughter Marilyn Straw Linda Twenstrup National Honor So¬ ciety, a nationwide honorary whose mem¬ bers are chosen on the basis of scholar¬ ship, leadership, char¬ acter and service, tapped 1 3 seniors in their foil assembly and 15 seniors and 13 SO juniors m the spring assembly. NHS was under the leadership of Jack Keen, president; Bruce Bailey, vice president; Dorothy Vernon, secretary; Mary Hooper, treasurer the first semester; Chuck Slaughter, president; Marilyn Straw, vice president; Betty Jo Bur¬ nett, secretary; Darlene Hanley, treas¬ urer the second semester, and Miss Agnes Little, adviser, A spring ban¬ quet and initiation for members and their parents concluded the year. Judith Barnes Darlene Blake Donna Gaye Bogle Karen Engeln Gerald Frazier Warren Gross Pot Houk Gordon Jackson Les Johnson Sue MacDouga! Pot Malcolm Jeff Olmstead David Phelps Gory Van Horn Dorothy Vernon Linda Webster Ward a Pinkerton QinU ' Leaque Our 1957-58 Girls ' League has had quite an active year under the leadership of Marda Pinkerton, president. Assisting Marda were Linda Webster, vice-president; Judy Yeend, se cretary; Marian Obaeko, treasurer; and the Girls League Cabinet, Always there to help and direct us was Mrs, Esary, Adviser, An assembly was presented each month and the main highlights were the Christmas Assembly, The Nutcracker Suite , and the Exchange Assembly with Pen¬ dleton. Another project, of which we are very proud, is the redecoration of the Girls Lounge We ore very satisfied with the results. We would like to give special recognition to Sue MocDougail, Janice Ktbler, and Marda Pinkerton who attended Girts State at Ellensburg last summer. CABINET HEADS AND ASSISTANTS, I First Semester): Marilyn Krdman, Mon an Obocka, Judy Whiteman, Vicki Morey, Donna Goye Bogie, Sue Iverson, Pot Malcolm Row 5: Marda Pinkerton, Janice Sutherland, Deanna Baldwin, Linda Webster, Sue MocDougail, Mary Ann Senbarger, Jocky Verooda, Row 3: Judy Yeend, Pam Felthouse, Virginia Nelson, Melmda Morns, Judy Christopher, Katherine Reed, Wilma Bortelf, Mary Hooper. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY: Jennifer Knopf, Chuck Slaughter, Judy Carter, Moraa Londau, Sharon Weis, Joanne Blockhnger Linda Webster MINUTE GIRLS (Fnst Semester i Row t: Shoron McKenzie, Pom Loney, Sharon Kimzey, Jennifer Knopf, Betty Richard- son, Sharon Weis, Judy 8oir Row 2 1 Kathy Seely, Myrna Johnson, Sandi Patton, Karen Holmquist, Nancy Baldwin, Sharon Blomquist, Mary Ann Renborger Row 3: Marilyn Chisholm, Mary June Bradford, Margo Lane, Jeon Chris¬ topher, Undo Twenstrup, Pat Honk, Mary Hooper. Not Pictured: Barbara Stotiol, Sharon Mrshier, Sharon Schaf fert, Marilyn Krolmon, Vicki Miller, Phyllis Tomlinson. MINUTE GIRLS {Second Semester), tow 1? Claro David¬ son, Penny Miller, Judie Nesteby, Dana Reeder, Verna Col¬ der, Kathleen Himes, Marie Bull, Row 2: Judy Carter, Janies Essig, Dyonn Sigler, Kaye Jones, Betty Jo Burnett, Row 3: Judy Christopher, Nancy Sheridan, Debora Ken nedy, Nancy Hoppen, Stephanie Bruce, Barbara DeKeyser. Nat Pictured: Solly Howard, Alice McManus, Sherry Adam, Sharon Kimzey, Nancy Sounders, Donna Townsend, Judy Williamson, Sharon Waite, Sandra Joseph. GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET, Row 1 : Terry Brotherton, Bar¬ bara Stelzel, Marilyn Abverh, Donna Gaye Bogle, Judy Yeend, Elaine Logan, Sandy Cline, Judy Durand, Judie Davis. Row 2: Sue MaeDougall, Carolyn Worth, Marion Obacka, Janice Sutherland. Patty Whiteman, Kaye Jones, Marda Pinkerton Row 3; Linda Webster, Virginia Nelson, Judy Christopher, Cathy Hart, Wilma Bartelt, Lynden Ek strom, Shan Beck, Kathryn Reed Not Pictured: Mary Hooper, Kay Beck, Mory Ann Renborger, Marilyn Krolman, Pom Felthause, Melinda Morns, Judy Johnson, Jackie Ver¬ anda, Elsie Smith, Vicki Morey, Pat Malcolm, Deanne Bald¬ win, Susan Iverson. CREST Row 1: Marda Pinkerton, Terry Brotherton, Aileen Schaefer, Cathy Hart, Sue MacDougali Barbara Oft, Donna Goye Bogie. Row 2; Marion Obacka, Jacky Ver- onda, Virginia Nelson, Judy Yeend, Mavis Emmons, Betty Jo Burnett. Row 3t Mary Hooper, Linda Webster, Martha Scrimsher, Wilma Bartelt, Kathryn Reed, Pam Felthouse. Not Pictured: Judy Christopher, Susan Iverson, Pat Malcolm, Mory Ann Renborger, Janice Sutherland ELECTED REP . Row 1; Shoron Hal I, Shoron McKenzie Row 2; Marianne Mil¬ ler, Jean Christopher, Jo Ann Cunnmgton, APPOINTED REP , Row 1 Anne Werts, Linda Strode. Row 2: Sandi Patton. Mar tha Scrimsher, Marilyn Straw Not Pic¬ tured: Donna Schrom. Don Dovis Vice-President Dick Monahan President BoifU ' Jeff Olm stead Mr McBride Secretor y-Treasof er Jedenation The Boys Federation had a very active year under the leadership of Dick Monahan, president; Don Mr. Ledbetter Davis, vice-president; and Jeff Olmstead, secretary-treasurer; and advisers Mr. McBride and Mr, Boschker. Mf Boschker Noon movies this year were a big success again under the direction of Monte Crippen. Funds secured from this program bought some new wrestling equipment and put up several incentive prizes to raise in- ferest tn the new wrestling team. The Intramural progrom this year wos very successful under the direction of Ed Davidson and adviser Mr. Boschker. Assemblies this year provided a variety of entertainment. All in all it was a successful year from the standpoint of service performed and goals accomplished. Homeroom Representatives (left): Joe Fulton, Roger Muller, Richard Jaffe, Steve Mason Row 2: Melvin Wagner, Bill Farmer, Chuck Stewart, Gail Reed Not Pictured: Roy Hen¬ derson. Boys Sport Representatives (Lower Left): Jock Smiley, Lorry Franklin, Lorry Lane, Bob Shower. Row 2 : Melvin Wogner, J.m Workman, Ed Davidson, Mr Boschker Not Pictured: Marvin Horn, Ed Cassens, Barry Jccquins, Bill Dickinson, Duane Remus, Bob Baker, God Potter, Brian Janes, Steve Kimball, Laddie Hutchins, Marvin Intze, Lee Kotsel, Dave Porter. Center: Monte Cnppen, noon movie chairman. Noon Movie Crew, Row 1: Allan White, Lorry Franklin, Steve Thonney. Row 2; Monte Crippen, Dennis Gillis, Ron Burdette Not Pictured- Pout Hows. 1 ST, SEMESTER: Alan Beck, Judy Kifkeby, Mary MurrilJs. 2ND. SEMESTER: Mary Mur- rills, Judy Kirkeby, Darlene Blake, Club Council 1ST, SEMESTER: Row 1: Marilyn Kralman, Brenda Morley, Lana Townsend, Mory Ann Renbarger, Judy Kirkeby, Bar bora Oft, Helen Marie Knopf, Ann Howells. Row 2: Sue MacDougall, Virginia Nelson, Colby Harl, Martha Scrimsher, Karen Vernon, Kathryn Reed. Oorlene Hanley Row 3: Tam Nunn, Dave Hathaway, Warren Gross, Wayne Remboldi, Sandy Edwards, Jock Keen, Mike Ryles, Alan Beck. 2ND. SEMESTER, Row I: Pot Hanford, Helen Mane Knopf, Iona Townsend, Darlene Blake, Barbara Stelzel, Judy Durand, Penny Miller Row 2 j Mary Murnlls, Barbara Oft, Vrrginia Nelson, Judy Christopher, Dave Hathaway, Pam Berry, Darlene Hanley, Row 3: Mertis Munns, Undo Twenstrup, Bill Long., Warren Grass, Dean Bhze, Melinda Morris. Officers: Marvin Entze, Sieve Yeend, Dick Monohcn, Sandy Edwards, Glenn Weitz, Brian Jones, Craig MtEwen. Row 1: Ken Horkema, Ken Clements, Steve Knapp, Mike Ryles, Jerry Gates, Neil Reiter, Bob Adams, Marvin Intze Row 2: Craig McEwen, Ray Selph, John Howkms, David Wright, Cy Drew, Del Fisher, Miles Kinzer, Ron McAdams, Mike Laney, John Boschker, Mr. Boaz. Row 3; Steve Kimball, Jerry Fredrickson, Glen Houk, Wayne Rembold, Glenn Weitz, Melvin Wagner, Chuck Stewart, Jim Fulton, Bob Lewis, Brian Jones. Row 4; Dick Monahan, Mike Monahan, Don Waite, Sondy Edwards, Steve Huntington, Bill Long, Mickey McBeth, Steve Yeend, Joe Fulton, Jim Knopf Not Pictured: Zeke Blocklinger. W W Hi-U Row 2: Morvin Entze, Bill Lang, Sandy Edwards, Dick Monohan, Neil Reiter, Row 1; Brian Jones, Mike Ryles, Glenn Weifz, Steve Knapp Not Pictured: Wayne Rem- bold, Jerry Gates, Key Club Under the leadership of Glenn Wettz, second semester president, and Mr, Boaz, Walla Walla Hi-Y had a very busy year. Our activities included burning the big W at Homecoming, selling tickets and programs at football games, sponsoring a frolic, helping with the Community Chest. Officers: Maior Gray, Ted Tuckee, Gary Sproy, Chuck Wetzel, Dave McKinney. Key Club had as their activities taking tickets at all the football games, distributing Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, distributing the March of Dimes cans to the local merchants and picking up these cans full of money, and sponsoring the Oregon State Choir from Eugene for a singing program on March 29, Major Gray was our advisor. Row 1: Don Davis, Ted Tucker, Ed Hignett, Mike Boutz, Mike Nasamento, Roger Schmerer, Jimmy Bernave, Don Heifer Row 2: Bart Owlsey, Chuck Wetzel, Dave McKinney, Eldon Sherlock, Roy Henderson, Bob Adams, Terry Parsons, Bob Morrison, B.ff Asselm. Row 3: Ben Stevenson, John Ar- bim, Gary Forrest, Richard Engeln, B ll Gluck, Dennis Castoldi, Bill McKinney Row 4: Tom Schriener, Brian Wooten, Ray Miller, Louis Wagner, John Zar.ng, Bill Bates, Pat Lynch, Gary Spray, Mike Drake, Jim Butler, Robin Wetzel Row 5: Horold Haddock, Jerry Stump, Gary Axiell, Bob McCauley. Not Pictured: Bob BruhielL Fred Page, Pete King, John Richardson. Row 1: Jack Keen, Larry Hay, Gary Haosch, Jerry Lee, Russ Lybecker, Gene Lmke, Warren Gross, Ken if McLean Row 2: Jack Hester, John Richardson, Chuck Slaughter, Danny Frond sen, Frank Swayze, Jim Gardner, Jim Reid. Row 3: Dick Hamm, Eddie Greet, Darrel Erb, Steve Maxson, Jim Stovall, Jim Cornelison, Bill Zier Row 4; Pete King, Gail Reed, Gary Fluharty, Fred Page, Sob Boker, Kelly Farris, les Johnson. Not Pictured: Monte Thomas, Jeff Olmstead, Alan Ord, Dick Panfi, Norman Lucarelli, Bill Emert, Cquitea -Hi-1 Under the leadership of Jack Keen ond Jerry Lee, pres, and Sgt. Honey- cut as adviser, Equites had a very active year. Our activities included a bot¬ tle drive, lining the parking lot at school and at the stadium, parking cars, petroling for Traffic Court, giving Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and participating in the noise parade and sending a delegate to the youth Legis¬ lature at Seattle, Jack Hester, Steve Maxson, Kent McLean, Gory Haasch, Jerry lee, Russ Lybecker, Les Johnson, Bill Zeir. Tom Bergevm, Gary Fluharty, Brian Lucoretli. 3 JD Ippleqate -Hi-1 Under the supervision of Mr. Moser, F.D. Hi-Y had a very active year. The activities consisted of a frolic, putting the flog in the gym, sending o delegate to ' Youth in Govermenf in Olympia, selling programs, and ushering ot the all-school play. Row 1: Harold Bowers, Scotty Ray, Gary Bergevin, Alan Beck, Dean Bhze, Dove Brazeal, Gerald Frazier. Row 2: Skeeter Min- nkk, Roger Muller, John Bury, Tom Nunn, Larry McRae, Gory Snyder, Richard Jaffe, Mr, Moser Row 3: Roger Whitney, Jerry Klundr, Wilbur Smith, Dave Lewis, James Thompkms Row 4: Bob Aliverti, Kent McLean. Rick Stevens, Stewart Rudin, iil Row T: Roger Muller, Harold Bowers. Row 2- Bob Aliverti, Alan Beck f f ! ' • i Row 1: Mary Munkers, Undo Roberts, Mane Cote, Dyann Sigler. Mary Ann Ren- borger. Penny Miller. Anne Howells, Judy Dutton Row 2: Mordo Baker, Judy Botton, Karen Wyckoff. Bonnie Simmons, Jeanne Jenfiscb, Kay Deboer, Sandy Hayes, Tony Griffith Row 3: Beatrice Beard, Linda Carter, Marie Bull, Judy Hiatt, Stephanie Bruce, Coral Royce, Virginia Barnhart Row 4: Mardo Pinkerton, Beth Ingstad, JoDee Hess, lynden Ekstrom, Rena Bickel, Shirley Weathers, llene Arnoldt. Sonomia Under the leadership of Mary Ann Renborger, pres,, and Mrs. Howells, adviser, Soromia hod many activities. Our activities were entering the Home¬ coming celebration, giving a Christmas and Thanksgiving basket, and assist¬ ing the Traffic Court. We sponsored a candle drive for the men at Vets Hospital, raised money to finish buying the punch cups for Girls Lounge and had a car wash. Row f: Penny Miller, Dydnn Sigler, Marie Cote. Row 2: Judy Dutton, Mary Munkers, Anne Howells. Row 3? Linda Roberts, Mary Ann Renborger, Lmdo Roberts, Bonnie Simmons, Anne Howells, Mane Coti, Dyann Sigler, Sandy Noyes. Qimmel Jeth Under the supervision of Melinda Morris and Lindo Webster, Gimme! Teth hod o very active year. The activities consisted of stuffing envelopes for the Heart Fund Drive, working for the Washington State Childrens Home, shining the trophies in principal 1 s office, making a bulletin board for second floor, renew¬ ing girls magazines for three years, and working on Traffic Court. Row 1: Susan Stalled, Suson Iverson, Janice Sutherland, Lmda Webster, Sue MaeDougall, Judy Veend, Morton Obocko Row 2: Judy Durand, Sarah A! drich, Elsie Smith, Judie Davis, Carole Clements, Virginia Sneddon, Sandy Cline, Marcia Landau, Petty Former, Pam Felthouse Raw 3: Polly tondt. Jacky Veranda, Louise Lucarelli, Lynn Davison, Margaret Schaefer, Phyllis McKinney, Sherri Tidrick, Sharon Waite, Donna Schrom. Raw 4: Elame La gan. Rosemary Foss, Patty Whiteman, Marilyn Brueggemeier, Grace Delaney, Jean Johnson, Jean Christopher, Lynn Aldrich, Margo Lane. Qnenno Se Cee Row 1; Mortis Munns, Aileen Schaffer, Judy Barnes, Kay Jones, Mary Murrills, Virginia Nelson, Judy Christopher, Vickt Marcy, Marilyn Kralman. Row 2s Carolyn Bryce, Barbara DeKeyser, Alice Pribilsky, Carol Guthridge, Stevie Eubanks, Cmdy Ruff, Annette VanWagner, Miss Nixon. Row 3: Linda Patrick, Kathy Anderson, Anri Game, Demece Heoly, Bar¬ bara Colburn, Barbara Oft, Annie Wert Row 4: Genevieve Golden, Sandy Wade, Sharon Lind, Mavis Emmons, Carol Lodiges, Gail Bi-erke, Carolyn Adams, Janice Lone, Betty Young, Row 5: Carol Dennis, Peggy Davis, Diane Soper, Sally Howard. Not Pictured: Pat Alexander, Judy Bair, Grenno Se Cee, under the advisershtp of Miss Nixon and the leadership of presidents Virginia Nelson and Mary Murrills, has continued its program of service. Among our projects were the sponsoring of a girl at Lakeland Vil¬ lage, sending clothes to o Korean Orphanage, putting up the school Chtstmas free, and presenting the Sadie Hawkins dance where Judy Christopher served as Daisy Mae. Sadie Hawkins Decorations Mary Mur nils and Virginia Nelson, £1 Idnea mn „ El f ' rSt s , e ™ ester by Reed, and second semester by Linda Twenstrup. Mrs. Kirk- man is the advisor Some of the service pro|ects included cleaning the school yard, helping decorate the pr™„W i.Tn d ,h.°dub SZaP Vari °“‘ ' h ° r iS! ' W ' ° ' S0 iPOn! ' d ' he Sn ° w H ° p Row li Potty Malcolm, Don no Go ye Bogle, Deonne Baldwin, Kathryn Reed, Linda Twenstrup, Darlene Hanley, Barbara Stefzel, Mrs. Kirk man Row 2: Patty Griscola, Myrna Buoy, Marilyn Ativerti, Patty Herring, Terry Brother- tan, Linda Knapp, Ora Ault, Gretchen Miller, Jennifer Knopf, Pam Loney. 3: Virkr Miller, Ann Eyraud, Marilyn Chisholm, Joanne Block linger. Sharon Weybnght, Jill Spencer, Dinah Sharp, Gloria Stone, Barbara Roth, Sharon Weather Row 4: Susan Chnsman, Sharon Half Carol Ann Schneid miller, Janet Lang, Shan Beck, Carol Mercado, Susan Baker, Janet Beach- man, Elaine Lacey Not Pictured: Marianne Miller, Donna Miller, Judy Carey. 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Brenda Morley. dub council representative; Janice Eitig, secretary; Judy Krrke- by, president; Sharon Foster,, vice- president; Carolyn Worth, treasurer. tow 1: Pat Hanford, Judy Carter, Betty Jo Burnett, Carolyn Worth, Jams Essig, Shoran Fos¬ ter, Judy Kirkeby, Miss Hamm. Raw 2: Wonda Lee Sauer, Brenda Mar ley, Phyhs Tomlinson, Card Snyder, Marilyn Strow, Cheryle Wanttond, Betty Richardson, Carol Ann Brehm, Robin Lindsoy. Row 3: Barbara Elkmgton, Pam Hallmark, Shirley Dick, Jomce Tyler, Myrna Haaseb, Donno Smilh, Nancy Baldwin, Send Patton, Katherine Seely, Carol Wyckoff Row 4: Sharon Sohoffert, Anno Lee Snyder, Judy Zara, Sandra Joseph, Sharon McOmber, Ina Jean light, Karan Kropf, Helen Mane Knopf Not Pictured: Money Richards. Latuna Sharon Foster, treasurer; Betty Jo Burnett, secretary; Pat Hanford, president; Judy Carter, vice-presi¬ dent; Robin Lindsay, dub council representative. The activities of Latura have been quite varied and plentiful this year. The ac¬ tivities included service to our school by preparing four bulletin boards, helping with Homecoming, helping financially with the purchase of the Girls League door, filling and delivering baskets packed with food and toys, and going out to the Vet erans Hospital and packing baskets for the patients and any other services we were called on to perform. Miss Hamm was the advisor for Latura, Jethany With Mrs. Buckman as advisor and under the leadership of Martha Scrimsher, first semester president, and Darlene Bloke, second semester presi¬ dent, Tethony had a very busy year. Our many activities included cleaning the auditorium flog, giving Thanksgiving and Christmas boskets of food to a needy family, presenting o doll with clothing to a small girl, giving a box of toys to a family with 12 children, decorating the bulletin boards, sponsoring the basketball frolic, Porky Pig Rock which was a big success, and partici¬ pating in the noise parade and winning first place. We have been busy but our service is not over to serve the school and community. Row 1: Bonnje Klein, Darlene Blake, Pam Berry, Martha Scnmsher, Mory Hooper, Sharon McKenzie, Donna Rode, Karen Vernon Row 2: Mrs Buokmon, Clara Davidson, Cathie Corkrum, Gloria Mar shall, Sharon Blomquist, Miriam Rogers, Rena Kukal, Janice Kibler, Juanita Kerns, Louise Presnell, Karen Engeln, Jomce Filan Row 3: Kay Henderson, Betty Foust, Deanna Fok, Dorothy Vernon, Donna But her us, Betty Car rick, Jean Miller, Joan R w, Virginia Bennett, Ann Neighbor, Cathy Hart. Row 4: Maytielu Rimbey, Shirley Goble, Jo Ann Cunntngion, Wilom Bortelt, Linda Colwell, Pat Hook, Mary Lou Oakley, Mary June Bradford, Edith Bradford, Nancy Ale ie. Bonme Klein, Mary Hooper, Karen Vernon, Martha Scrim jher, Pam Berry. Row l ' j Sharon McKenzie, Darlene Blake, Donna Rode, Karen Vernon, Reno Kukal, Pam Perry, Martha Scnmsher, Wilma Bartelt. Jt k % Officers, Row 1- Betty Faust, Lanno Townsend, Key Hen¬ derson tow 2: Barbara Oft, Sharon McOmber, Sondi Patton. Row li Kay Henderson, Lona Townsend, Betty Faust, Barbara Oft, Sondi Patton, Sharon McOmber Row 2: Delores Ahlgren, Sandra Colley, Corel Wade. Linda Jones, Korea Jorgenson, Jo Ann Ho ie, Beverly Hammond, Karen Engeln, Corldme Martin Row 3: lane Melhus. Eleanor Isrtt, Barbara DeKeyser, Carolyn Bruce, Genevieve Golden, Donna Osborne, Myrna Johnson, Betty Car nek, Angela Chappell. Q t J GAA hod a very successful yeor under fhe leadership of Mrs. Houghton and Barbara Oft, president; Betty Faust, vice president; Sandi Patton, secre¬ tary; and Sharon McQmber, treos. The girls participated in the various sports of speedball, volleyball, basketball, softball, ping pong, badminton and ten¬ nis. They attended play days at Mac-Hi and Pullman and were host to one here. A booth for Ploy Day was our last project. Posture Royalty: Marianne Miller, Queen Jennifer Knopf, Judy Christopher, Mr Tidndt, Sharon Weis. Coke Baking Winners: Cathy Hart, FHA member, Darrel) Erb, first place winner? Gory Ahlgren 3H 1 FHA offers opportunities of leadership training far high school girls and furthers interest in the homemaking program. Among activities of the group have been demonstration day, cake baking contest for boys, parent daugh¬ ter banquet, operation of a loon fund for girls projects FHA has enjoyed a successful year. Row 1: Helen Knopf, Cathy Hart, Louise Presnell, Judy Dutton, Saudi Patton, Joy Simons Row 2: Nancy Preston, Judy Williamson, Carol Wade, Beth Irtgsfad, Linda Jones, Mama DummJer, Barbara Frederkmg, Elsie Smith, Mrs. Conway. Row 3: Fayetta Carder, Juanita Kerns, Evonne Barnett, Lucille Marboch, lone Melhus, Donna Butherus, Cheryle Wantland, Susan VonDang. Row 4: Nancy Alexie, Lorna Fletcher, Wilma Bartelt, Carldine Martin, Gail! B|erke, Linda Owsley Not Pictured: Shirley Martin, Cherry Adorns, Deanna Schwartz, Gail Gay son, Judy Bixter. - % : r r ftow 1: Bonnie Phares, Marlene Ben !, Jamte Ceorley, Jim Edwards, Laura Wtenel, Elsie Smith Row 2: Sul! Dickinson, Barbara Colburn, Oonno Townsend, Gerry Brown! Judy McCoy, Nancy Kateel. Row 3: Demece Nealy,. Joy Warren, David Hathaway Mike Drake, Gene Jousoro, Charles Wicktzer. Retail Club Doss room Work VJnestiinq The Retail Selling Club ts □ non-elective club doing service for the school and community while training for future business careers. It managed the school supply store, the Devil s Den, and was in charge of the school Lost ond Found. Our co-ordinator was Mr Haase. In its first year as a ma|Or sport, the Blue Devil Wrestling team consisted of Lorry Frank¬ lin, Greg Koehler, David Fields, Bob Shower, Gary Spray, and went to the district meet in Pullman. Dave Fields and Bob Shower won district championships while Gary Spray was a runner-up in the 175 pound division. At the state Wrestling at WSC, Gary Spray won sec¬ ond place and Bob Shower o third. Gary Spray and Jim Elliot were chosen as co¬ captains by the team which included: Row 1: Steve GradwahJ, Larry Franklin, Greg Koehler, Jack Hester, Brian Jones, Lenny Woods. Row 2: Ron Bur dette, Melvin Blue, David Fields, Gory Spray, Bob Mar- riison Row 3: Mr. Haddock, Jim Elliott, Curtis Metlhus, Ken¬ ny H artwig, Jerry Pepping, Lester Jeremiah, Gary AxteJI, Mr, McBride. Jerry Lee, Sarah Aldrich, Judy Durand, Glenn Weili, Marcia Landau, Don Ge � l. 7oll Week Toll Week began with a teachers ' day an on which the students were extra polite to their instructors. The week commenced with ladies day, gentlemen ' s day, mess-up day, dress-up day and Friday night, the royalty, pictured above, was crowned at a frolic which climaxed the event. Toll Week was sponsored by Legislative Assembly, Clas.sn.oom Snaps DEAN ' S OFFICE; Row 1: Marilyn Straw, Marda Pinker¬ ton. Row 2: Wilma Bartelt, Virginia Nelson, Judy Kirk eby, Edith Rahn. Row 3: Shan Beck, Mary Hooper, Cathy Hart, Aileen Schaeffer. LEDBETTER’S OFFICE; Row 1: Wanda Lee Sauer, Janice Filan, Row 2: Dorothy Vernon, Betty Jo Burnett, Margaret Schaefer, Beverly Hammond, Row 3; Janice Kibler, Joanne Darnels, Judy Carey, Bon¬ nie Klem, PROJECTIONISTS; Row 1: Larry Franklin, Allen White. Row 2: Den¬ nis Axford, Ron Bur- deft, Richard Corner. MIMEOGRAPHING; Row 1: Ardyth More¬ land, Potty Criscola. Row 2: Louise luca- relli, Mary Ann Chenault, Deanne Baldwin. P. A. AND STAGE; Row 1: Dave .Dirks, Buddy Heim- bigner, Bill Hill. Row 2: Don Waite, Phil Ekrom, Dennis Git I is. Bill German. Not Pictured—Dick Ponti. ATTENDANCE OFFICE; Raw 1 Linda Jones, Nancy Richards, Janice Sutherland, Deanna Fox, Marda Dee Baker, Carol Mer¬ cado. Row 2: Pam Felthouse, Sue Moc- Dougalf, Patty Cris- cola, Louise Luca- relli, Beverly Ham¬ mond, Janice Sand¬ erson, Not Pictured — Ann Garvie, Karen Gotten. MRS. KEN¬ YON S ASSISTANTS; Diane Hiller, Jim Lamb, Sally Martin. COMMERCIAL AS SISTANTS; Row 1- Karen Engeln, Vir¬ ginia Barnhart. Row 7. Barbara Elkington, Donna Smith, Mar- g a r e t Schaefer, Deanne Baldwin, Justine Butcher. Row 3: Bonnie Klein, Ar¬ dyth Moreland, Jo¬ anne Daniels, Mary Ann Chenault, Carol Ladiges, Pat Cris- cola. WELDING ASSISTANT: Bob Vasseur. ante LIBRARY ASSISTANTS; Row 1: Elome Locey, Diana Pri- day, Onna Oran, Della Biggs. Row 2: Darlene Root, Dorlene Blake, Donna Johnson, Shirley Burroughs, Jams Stiller, Roberto Peters. NURSES OFFICE; Row 1: Claro Davidson, Cora Munsey, Linda Strode. Row 2; Sharon Lind, Sharon McKenzie, Reno Kukal, Deanna Schwarz. Row 3: Pat Houk, Aileen Schaefer, Martha Scrimsher, Pom Berry, Donna Neimeyer. Not Pictured—Shoron Weathers. GIRLS P, E.; Row 1: Sandy Hayes Potty Farmer. Row 2: Jean Carle, Linda Jones, Nancy Richards. Row 3: Sharon McOmber, Ina Jeon Light, Car¬ olyn Worth, Janice Sanderson. Not Pictured—Lila Witt, Marlene BenzeL HOME ECONOM¬ ICS; Row 1: Diane Priday, Denice Healy. Row 2; Dyann Sigler, Lorna Flet¬ cher. Not Pictured — Sandt Patton. CAFETERIA; Row 1: Donno Thompson, Persia Field. Row 2; Dennis Axford, Jerry Reiswig, Terry Sis¬ son, Curtis Melhus. Not Pictured — Bob Morrison, Russell Moran. PRINCIPAL S OFFICE; Row 1: Saroh Aldrich, Mary June Bradford. Row 2: Jeon Miller, Deanna Fox, Robin Lindsay. Not Pic¬ tured—Phyllis Tom¬ linson. BOYS P. E.; Row 1: Ed Davidson, Jim Elliott, Harold Ellenburger. Row 2; Eric Gessel, Dave Porter, Marvin Entze. Not Pictured—Paul Haws, Gary Berge vin. WOODSHOP; Row i Jim Elliott, Alfred Langis, Karl Gabel, Frank Gallo, Curtis Melhus, Lorry Lane. Row 2: Terry Sisson, Gene Staple- ton, LeRoy Davis, Dick Garner, Ed Davidson. Not Pic¬ tured—Jim Bridges, Glenn Weitz, Tom Clute, Jim Lamb. Janice Sutherland Editor Kay (McGowan) Bed Associate Editor Sandro Dunham The Wo-Hi Daily Journal has the distinction of being one of the few mimeographed or printed high school papers in the United States which puts out an issue oftener than once a week. It has held this distinc¬ tion since 1941, when the Journal changed from a prmted weekly to a mimeographed daily. Editor-in-chief for the year was Janice Sutherland, and her associate editor for the first semester was Kay Beck. Sharonne Figgins served as front page editor, assisted by Marlene Filan. The back page was handled by Mary Ann Renbarger with Sue MacDougall as assistant. Mimeographing: Ardyth Moreland, Louise Lucarelh. Below: Dave Lewis, Mrs. Bailey, Sharonne Figgins, Janice Sutherland, Jhe Wa-Hi you Daily, nal Nevo Zwonug Advisor Mrs. Boa ley Sports Ed a tor David Lewis Sue Iverson Right; Pom Felthouse Mary Ann Renbarger, Kaye McGowan, BeJowL Sue MacDougoH, Sue Iverson, seated. Dar- lene Cobb, Anne Halverson, standing, Lynden Ek strom Tom Griff a th Anne Howells Other positions were filled by David Lewis, Sports editor, Pam Felthouse, staff artist, Susan Iverson, alumni editor, and Anne Halverson, business manager. Two carloads of delegates went to Seattle in Febru¬ ary to the Pacific Slope Press Conference, They hod a wonderful time and brought back many new ideas for the Journal. The staff expresses their appreciation to advisor, Mrs. Bailey, and to Mrs, McDonald and the mimeo¬ graphing department. Sharonne Figgms Mary Ann Renborger Front page Editor Bock poge Editor 5h«� la Frederick Anne Ho I verson Row 1: Ora Ault, Gretchen Miller, Marilyn Krol- mon, Linda Twensfrup, Annette Van Wagner, Joan Kooreny, Michael McDonell, Terry Sisson, Beverly Weber, Donna Schram. (tow 2; Sharon Blomquist, Paul Atwood, Bob Cloud, Donna Rode, Jani$ issig, Joan Rew, Quinn Lane, Jim Cook, John Richardson, Barbaro DeKeyser, Curtis John¬ ston, Jim Stovall, Eddie Greet, Kenneth Butherus, John MacMurdo, Gary Van Horn, Betty Foust. Row 3: Eugene Unite, Carol Schneidmiller, Carol Guthridge, Nancy Happen, Denim Mayhew, Jeff Huntington, Jim Lamatt, Bill Brunton, Bob McCoy, Dana Reeder, Jack Fields, Bob Foust, Jerry Depping, Jack Manson, Karen Kropf, Bev Riley, Bob Adams, Verna Colder, foul Logsdon, Carl Depping, Frank Swoyse, Cathie Corkrum- Row 4: Betty Richardson, Irene Kimble, Gail Bjerke, Linda Owsley, Karen Holm- quit t, Mr. Larsen, Karen Vernon, Harold McCoy, Gerald Lone, Herbert (temple, Elwyn Riley, Miles Kinzer, Eva Pearson, Gerald Gates, Sharon Foster, Sharon Heller, Steve Singleton, Dan Ingslad, Jeff Smith, David McNeil. Gary Haase h, Alan Beck, Not pictured: LeRoy Heuther, Eliza¬ beth Ingstad irst mm two week prior to tne v 19pwMAg of school in the,f all in to be teadyfoFITr? par a df Hi| on-Fr j water Pea Parade frnd the home fo tbqU gamlTTiioy | formed elaborate shows at. ery home football gGmp and travels to Yakima to perform t the Eisen bower vs. Wa-Hi gar participated in the ShriV g gome, WS C Be the Memorial service at the Veterans ' Hospital. In addition to the rather elaborate marching sed son the Band had a fall schedule as a concert organ ization Highlights of the concert season were the an¬ nual Winter Concert on March 13, and the Band Con¬ test in Hermiston on March 29, A selective Pep Band played for the home Bas¬ ketball games. Coro Dennis-Acc Row 1: Gory Cox, Bill Ziec M □ r I y Coryle, Les Johnson, Jim Cornell- son,, Stuart Rudin, Jim Stovall, Buddy Heim- bigner Row 2i Henry M o r s h o 11 , Vernon Wheeler, Gary Dovid- jon, Bill Barnes, John MacMurdo, Fred Singer, Gory Von Horn. Row 3; Dan Ing- stad, Phil Ek strom, Martin Neighbor, Jim Lamott, Bill Hilt. Nor Pictured; Jim Cook. V- Vocal ITlunic Caroling SOPHOMORE GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO: Anme Werts, Pom Hallmark, Marilyn Brueggemeier, Margo Lane, Shirley Dick, Donna Miller, Sherd I Huggins, Maytielu Rim bey, Sharon Waite, Juanita Kerns, Beverly King Not Pictured: Barbara Frederkmg Night Before Christmas— Senior Girls Ensemble, This year s Wo-Hi choir was very active under the direction of Mr. Lowell Corbin. He was assisted by choir officers Chuck Slaughter, pres,; Don Waite, vice pres.; Dorothy Vernon, sec.; JudyYeend, treas.; and Les Johnson, student director. The choir per¬ formed first for local service clubs, then gave an annual Christmas program. The high point of the year wos the operetta, Victor Herbert s The Fortuneteller The final performance of the year wos grodua- tion. I i $ fit SOPHOMORE BOYS’ ENSEMBLE: Silt Z� er, Marry Carlyle. Row 2; Vernon Wheeler, Gary Davidson, Fred Singer. JUNIOR BOYS ENSEMBLE: Row 1: Buddy Heimbigner, Gary Cox. Row 2- Bill Hill, John MacMgrdo, Jim La matt, Jim Stovall. SENIOR BOYS ENSEMBLE: Chuck Slaughter, Les Johnson, Don Waite, Jim Corneli son. Chorus; Row 1: Sherry Adams. Maureen Stewart, Gloria Stone, Sharon Waite, Shirley Bennett, Maytielue Rimbey, Ardith Johnson. Row 2: Pot Morgeruem, Marlene McClana- han r Pat Thonngtan, Sydney Mosher, Sharon Wies, Bev King, Gail Clayson, Joann Bfocklinger, Naomi Crothers, Susan Van Donge, Charlene Waggoner, Annie Werts, Diane Schmidt. Row 3: Koy Henderson, Koy Shukfie, Lois Warfield, Noncy RichordSj Juanita Kerns, (one Melhose, Lezlie Downey, Judy Hiatt Georgie Eckley, Annette Christensen, Anita Cox, Martha Joggor. Row 4 ; Roberta Peters, Angelo Chappell, Jeanette Brown, Mary Young, Gertrude Gosk ll, Judy Grad- wohl, Shrrley Burroughs, Judy Bixler, Nancy Krem, Betty Gilliam, Nancy Horshmon. Not Pictured: Pam Loney, Leona Massey, Donna Miller, Diana Friday, Pat Torrence 74 JUNIOR GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE; Row 1: Marie Cote, Deanna Schwarz, Katherine Seely, Anne Howells, Row 2: Cathy Corkrum, Sbon Beck, Corot Dennis, Potty Herring, Barbara Sielzef, Ora Ault. SENIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE; Raw 1: Bill Barnes, Pam Berry, Brenda Marley, Melmda Morns, Jim Stovall Row 2: Gary Van Ham, Dorothy Vernon, Dyann Sigler, Judy Yeend, Gerald Reiswig. Row 3: John MacMurdo, Del win Rimbey, Chuck Slaughter, WA-HI CHOIR. Row 1 Deanna Schwarz, accompanist. Undo Strode, Beverly Davis, Corby Munsey, Virginia Barnhart; Janet Lacey, Justine Butcher, Potty Herring, Beatrice Beard, Katherine Seely, Marie Cote, Brenda Marley, accompanist, Row 2: Mr Corbin, Barbara Elkington, Wilma Bartelt, Bar¬ bara Oft, Pam Berry, Dyann Sigler, Ron Oovmg, Bill Barnes. Russell Moran, Bob Shower, Gary Davidson, Del Rimbey, Del Fisher, Gene Lmke, Undo Roberts, Robm Lindsay. Nancy Sanders. Row 3; Ardyfb Moreland, Dorothy Vernon, Dione Ruley, Les Johnson, Jim Cornelison, Buddy Heimbigner, Steve Yeend, Buford Borritt, Darlene Bloke, Karen Cotton, Rena Kukol, Sandi Patton, Nona Linton, Mary Munkres, Miriam Rogers. Raw A, Ed Tharp, Tom Schreiner, Scotty Ray, Judy Yeend, Melinda Morris, Susan Stoller, Judy Davis, Sharon Heifer. Row 5: Carol Dennis, Elaine Logon, Margaret Scha¬ fer, Vicki Milter, Lmdo Webster, Gary Von Horn, Bill Hill, Don Waite, Ned Reiter, Jim Stovall, Gerald Reiswig, Chuck Slaughter Not Pictured: Betty Carnck, Kay Beck, Kay Hen¬ derson, Steve Singleton. 7 5 ORCHESTRA; Row 1: Kelly Form, Anne Howells, Michael Jacobsen, Gret- then Miller; Ora Ault, Stephanie Eubanks, Bruce Bailey. Row 2; Vicki Morey, Bab Stimmel, Geraldine Humphrey, Meredith Klitzke, Marilyn King, Genevieve Golden, Carolyn Bruce, Mary Murrills. Row 3: Alan Beck, David McNeil, Dan Ingstad, Jim Lcmott, Jeff Huntington, Bob Cloud, Elizabeth Ingstad, Jim Cook, Barbara DeKeyser, Curtis Johnston, jean Gusler, Virginia Bennett, Shirley Goble, Warren Gross. Row 4 l Karen Vernon, Brenda Mar ley, Mr, Cassell Not Pictured: Donna Sohrom, John MocMurdo, Bill Brunton, John Richardson, Quinn Lane, Bob Shower, Deanna Schwarz, Nancy Preston, Onchentna WA-H1 IN PICTURE. Virginia Nelson, Mike Os wald, Janice Kibfer, Radio Show PRODUCERS AND ENGINEERS; Row h Dave Wr.ght, Judy Kirkeby, Bob Mansfield. Row 2: Mike Stewart, A Ion Beck, Phil Ekstrom. WA-HI RADIO SHOW FROM THE DEVIL’S DOOR STEP. Row I: Carol Ann Srehrn, Terry Bratherton, Louise Presnell, James Thompkms, Undo Carter, Vicki Morey. Row 2: Bob Shower, Mardo Pinkerton, Gloria; Marshall, Stephanie Bruce, Del Rimbey, Frances Doschodes, Gail Reed. Row 3r Steve Yeend, Mike Ryles, Mary Hooper, Barbara Elkmgton, Vicki Miller, Kathleen Kirk, Mertis Munns, Judy Christopher, Bill Cousins. Chuck Slaughter, Pot Malcolm, Mite Ryles, Judy Yeend, Abn Beck Jock Keen, Don Currie, Dick Homm, Steve Knapp, Gory Ahlgren Kathy Anderson. i ou Can ' t Jake Sit With Ifou TOP, ROW ONE: Deonne Baldwin, Deniece Mealy, Judy Yeend, Kathy Ander son ROW TWO: Judy Carter, Mike Ryles, Jack Keen, Don Currie, Mertu Munns, Pot Malcolm. ROW THREE: Dick Homm, Chuck Slaughter, Steve Knapp NOT PICTURED: Bob McCoy, Alan Beck, Gary Ahlgren, Bril Cousins, Harold BOTTOM, ROW ONE: Henry Marshall, Persia Field, Gloria Marshall, Kit Himes ROW TWO: John Richardson, Pat Houfe, Betty Jo Burnetl, Cbro David¬ son NOT PICTURED: Annette Van Wagner, Donno Rode, Bill Hill, Ron Farley, Darlene Bloke, Reno Kukal, Pat Hanford, Miriam Rogers, Harold McCoy, Bill Cousins. Judy Yeend, Chuck Slaughter, Mrs. Nick Mason, Alan Beck. TOP: Judy Yeend, Steve Knapp, Alan Beck. BOTTOM: Judy Yeend, Alan Beck, 78 Ted Tucker Lt. Col. Scotty Roy Captain Gary Langmire Captain 7 hen 7 nain fton The ROIC Batallion storied the year with an all time high enroll¬ ment of 351 cadets, The training received by the cod els is the equivalent of basic training minus the range firing and maneuver stages. The cadets made an ex¬ cellent showing in the Veteran s Day Ceremony at the Veteran s Hospital. The success which the ROTC Batallion has enjoyed smce it was officially recognized m 1919 is due to the enthusiasm of the cadets and the encouraging support given by the school and community. The Batallion hod one of the highest ratings on the Federal Inspection in the Sixth Army Area last year and again was awarded the Honor School Unit. Leslie Johnson Coprom DRILL TEAM; Leshe Johnson, Gory Longmire, Ted Tucker, Warren Gross, Scotty Roy, Deon Bhze ROW ONE; Kelly Farris, Tom Nunn, Gerry Frazier, Roy Miller, Chuck Wetzel, Steve Yeend, Larry Lane ROW TWO: Gory Alhgren. Bob Jones, Frank Stone, John Bury, Roger Miller, Bob Baker, Brian Jones, Bill Emert Bob Adams, ROW THREE: Chuck Slaughter, Fred Page, Sandy Edwards, Paul Haws, Lynn MeCombndge, Hal Wtggms, Ron Farley. GIRLS 1 RIFLE TEAM, ROW ONE ' Eleanor Isitt, Jo Ann Pottratz, Barbara De Keyser, Darlene Root, Judy Williamson, Darlene Isley. ROW TWO: Karen Kropf, Belty Cor rick, Mary Lou Oakley, FrarKme Parker, Noncy RfChords. Merle CHenaulf. NOT PICTURED: Kay Henderson, Betty Foust, Wilma Axford, lo s Warfield, Sergeant Glen Olver. the Jutune Mary Ann ftenbargcr lieutenant Cadet Lt. Col. Ted Tucker and Cadet Captain Darlene Hanley have turned in superior perform ances as Batallion Commander and Captain of the ROTC and Sponsors, respectively. The Sponsors and Drill Team provided the half-time entertain meat at football and basketball games in addition to performing many school and community services. The boys and girls rifle teams have been most active this year. The boys competed in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match and Sixth Army Area last year placing high m both. The girls have won many NRA awards this year. omfipwi ' x 1 ] A 1 J { s_% m i - !■ V‘ : i‘i i S M ; Darlene Hanley Captain Janie Sutherland Master Sergeant Mortho Fieenor Master Sergeant SPONSORS, OFFICERS: Deniece Heofy, Mordo Pinkerton, Martha Fieenor. ROW ONE: Patty Whiteman, Potty Farmer, Sue Iverson, Sarah Aldrich, Marilyn Chisholm, Dearme Baldwin, Jill Spencer, Susan, 5taller, Jennifer Knopf Kay McCowar ROW TWO: Terry Brotherton, Sandy Cline, Margo Lane, Susan Baker, Shirley Wheothers, Louise Lu- Corelli, Shelly Baker ROW THREE: Jean Christopher, Ann Halverson, Judy Corey, Sharon Weathers, Judy Durand, Toni Griffith OFFICERS- Janice Sutherland, Mary Ann Renbarger. ROW ONE: Katheryn Reed, Elame Logan, Janet Beechman, Judy Yeend, Jo Ann Block!mger, Carol Mercado, Gretchen Miller. ROW TWO: Mantyn Aliverti, Stephanie Bruce, Dinah Sharp, Donna Miller, Sandy Hays, Phyllis McKinney, Carol Clements. ROW THREE: Patty Herring, Karen Olson, Potty Criscola, Donna Schrawk, Linda Knapp, Shern Tidnck, Judie Davis. BOYS 1 RIFLE TEAM- Larry Me Roe, Charles Wickizer, Sam Raguso, Frank Shllman, Dick Votendahl, Dave Gallo, Fred Baxter, Dan Richardson, John Knobel, Jim Lomott, Phil Shelstad, Billy Jo McKinney, Hal Linker, Allan Erb, Spencer Avey, Brion Caughey, Kent McLean, Steve Holland, Jim Knopf, Greg Serven, Bab Walker. Not Pictured: Tom Strickland, Lowell Deppmg. Ken Hortwig, Bob Mercado, Bill Wells, Gary longrmre, Paul Logsdon, John Arbmi, Pat Hicks, 79 -f- , -f ,, v Jj f T COMPANY A: OFFICERS: Dave Porter, Ottn Boschker, Ken Clements, Lynn MeCambndge ROW ONE: Jock Hester, John Boschker, Dave Wright, Larry McRae. Bob Mercado, Dole N chols, Charles Hopkms, Kelly Farm, Jay Steward, Milton Ross, Martin Coker, Mike Looey, Gary Buthce ROW TWO: Tom Parish, Ray Nixon, Jerald I vie, John Hair, Gene Osborne, Dwayne Headley, John Carlyle, Gary Ffeenor, Cady Waivers, Jerry Nielsen, Dennis Dick, Steve Maxson, Lee May ROW THREE: Larry Safsberry, Chuck Stewart, Dale Yenney, Ken Strange, Terry teed, Larry Franklin, Lorry Hay, Ken Hooper, Ray Selph, THeron Webb, Gary Crivellane. ROW FOUR: Charles Johnson, Arvid Hixson, George Lang- ley, Ron Rookstool, Steeve Davenpart, Leroy Tate, Ricky Hillman, Kenneth Hartwig, Bob Landers, 8 11 Howchin, David Baker. ROW FIVE: Roger Schmerer. Ron Farley, Dan Frondsen, Mike Greer, Harold Haddock, Bob Ahverti, Bill Hill, Bob Bruh elt, Steve Yeend, Dave McKinney, Lowell Dapping ROW SIX: Rus Moron, Rian Caughey, Kent McLean, Lester Jeremiah, Wayne Rembald, Jim Chapman, Gory Flyhorty, Joe Wilson, Ron Miller, Jim Lamott, ory Odom, ROW SEVEN: Gary Davidson, Mike De- Nevers, Ranald Entie, Rus Lamb, Steve Santler, John Hawkins, Cy Drew, Bill Wells, Bab Barnes, Peter King, Greg Serven, COMPANY C OFFICERS: Mike Cobain, Chock Slaughter, Enc Gessel, Gary Ahlgren, Jimmy Reed ROW ONE: Brian Jones, Glen VonGuaten, Dale Price, Gill Zier, Dick Votendahl, Bill Allen, John Womack, Jim Fulton, Jerry Fredrickson, Bill Patton, Jim Gardner, Robin Wetzel, Bab Adams. ROW TWO: John Gilman, Dennis lott, Phil Shelstad, WoJter Mmnick, Gary Shelton, Gene Chipman, David Gallo, Vic Hawley, Bill Pool , Larry Winston, Bob Mansfield, Charles Davenport, Bab Smeltzer ROW THREE: Richard Berley, Clark Greenway, Dave Schluter, Dick Wright, Bob Biersner, Steve Kimball, Del Fisher, Henry Marshall, Pat Hicks, Jim Cornehsori ROW FOUR: Fred Alyword, Bob McCauley, Ron Gas¬ con, Tom Strickland, Melvin Blue, Duane Remus, Bill McKinney, Jim Page, Buford Barntt ROW FIVE: Bob Pitmer, Jerry Klundt, Steve Holland, Ben Stevenson, Roy Kirkpatrick, Donald Richardson, Charles liska, Roger Whitney, Kenneth Ruff. ROW SIX: Fred Page, Richard Garner, Bab Litke, Bob Huber, Charles Maxson, Ray Nor urn, Don Miller, Spencer Avey, Steve Huntington, Phil Wolfe, Ran Burden, COMPANY B: OFFICERS: Frank Stillmon, Gor Bergevin, Gerald Frazier, Edward Davidson, Larry Cruthers. ROW ONE: Tom Bergevin, Lonnie Woods, Steve Grodwohl, Ray Miller, ROW TWO: Charles Wetzel, Ted McDonald, Steve Shipton, Kenneth Draper, Martin Carlyle, Joe Fulton, Gary Co , Steve Filan, Bob Stimmel, Donald Thonney, Bob Srmth, John Arbm. ROW THRU: Terry Parsons, Don Gessel Jeffrey, Carlson, Stuart Rudin, Gary Snyder, Eugene Von Suren, Roger Muller, Louis Jausoro, Allen White, Ron McAdoms. Bob Lewis, Russ Sheeks ROW FOUR: Rtehofd Soekow, Dorold Good, Bob Rond, Brian Ucorelli, Fred Moore. Greg Koehler, Dole Slicko, Gory Wolfe, Robert Vogt, Jim Poul. ROW FIVE- Byrl Williams, Bob Baker, John Bury, Paul Logsdon, Ron Erdmon, Michael, Jacobsen, Jim Bridges, Denms Costoldi, Vernon Wheeler ROW SIX: Phil Underwood, Bob Zahl, Davrd Ffohorty, Lew Ewer, Steve West, Cart Johnson, Pat Peterson, Jerry Sterlm, ROW SEVEN: Pete Palmer, Robert Rempel, Gary Aittell, Sandy Edwards, James Polo, Glenn Weitz, Phillip Ekstrom, Steve West, Bob Summers, Donald McLemor NOT PICTURED: Harry linker, Gene Jousoro, Jim Thompkins, COMPANY D: OFFICERS: Pout Hawes, Bill Dickinson, Bill Emert, Lorry Lane, Hoi Wiggins ROW ONE: Buddy Heimbinger, John Burke, David Downing. ROW TWO: Bob Janes, Dave Wright, Craig McEwen, Richard Jaffe, Doug Martin, Roy Henderson, Fred Baxter, Sonny Rayburn, Don Rayburn, Don Mauon, Lonnie Cummings, Mike Monahan, Tom Nunn, Victor Flisram ROW THREE: Denfpn Cathey, Wilbur Smith, Roy Ames, Frank Gallo, Brian Wooten, Robert Kelly, Lawrence Anderson, lay Abrams, Ron Louderback, Ladd.e Hutchins, Walter Bosley, Nick Bontrop. ROW FOUR: Dean Bundy, Biff Asseiin, Dale Zuka, Curtiss Melhgs, Doug Hutchison, Gory Forrest, Michael Stewart, Mike Sanders, Dale Unruh, Fred Smger, Solly Davis, John Edwards ROW FIVE: M.ckey McBeth, Gary Hull, Ron Dovmg, Alon Ord, Allen Erb, Tom Willbern, Charles Wkkizer, Sam Roguso, Gary Mulhair, ROW SIX: Tom Schreiner, Glen Houk, Richard Engeln, John Knobel, Tom Blair, Bill Former, Eugene DeBoer, Don Talbot, Ralph Taylor, Melvin Wagner ROW SEVEN: Bart Harrison, Bill German, Bob Chenault, Stan ley Bright, Bob Momsson, Drew Bass, Richord Gray, Wayne Boyles, Ray Wyckoff ROW EIGHT: Jack Hagen, Tom Turner, Mike Drake, Bill Little, Bill Croker, Bob Walker, Bill Scnmsher, J.m Knopf, John Zorirtg, Bill Brown. NOT IN PICTURE: Louie Wagner, Jerry Stump VOLLEYBALL DANCING: Myron Ferguson, Janet Beachman, Jeanne Jentescb, Merits McCully, Deneen Cathey, Larry Anderson. BADMINTON: Carolyn Bruce. DECK TENNIS: Kay Cunnington. BASKETBALL: Sydney Mosher, Karen Jorgensen, Linda Jones, Gerry io Riggs, JoAnne Hoxie. PING PONG: Sondi Patton, Karen Jorgensen. Sophomore girls again had physical education classes twice weekly in order that their schedules might include safety driving, while juniors had a choice of two or three days o week. In o long outdoor season, speed boll became a popular sport. It was followed by volleyball and social dancing,thus postponing basketball until the second semester, A brief course in the fundamentals of move¬ ment was a new experience before spring weather permitted softball, archery, and tennis. 82 Qinln’ Sponta. ARCHERY: Donna Overturf, Judy Williamson. TENNIS: Cynthia Orluck, Sally Martin, Shelia Fred¬ erick, Ina Jean Light, Karen Lammers, BADMINTON, DANCING: Sharon Wagner, Linda Jones, Eleanor Isitt, Elaine Lacey, Sharron Overturf SOFTBALL: Nancy Ntemi, Carol Brehm, Patty Farmer, Judy Boir Homecominq Homecoming festivities began Thursday night with the traditional serpentine in which an enthusiastic crowd partic¬ ipated. At Friday s pep assemble, Queen Janice Sutherland ond King Harold Ellenburger, along with Princess Vicki Miller and Prince Ted Tucker, Princess Kathy Anderson and Prince Dick Hamm, were announced as the Homecoming royalty. Also at the assembly Gary Fluharty was announced as first place winner of the beard growing contest and was shaved by Mr. Long. The noise parade was held that evening led by the yell squad in which trucks representing one letter of Homecoming ' tried to outdo each other in making noise. Tethany was announced the winner of the noise parade. The game was a 39-0 victory for Wa-Hi over Moses Lake. The climax of the exciting week was the Home¬ coming dance, Midnight Sun, STARTING LINEUP: Roger Wyckoff, El win Riley, Hoi Ellenberger, Richard Gray, Don Davn, Gary Long- mire, Gary Spray, Glenn Weifz, Harold Haddock, Dick Monahan, Tom Schreiner. 85 A Bates—Sr. T Gluck—Sr. E Showers—Sr. G. Blocklmger—Sr 8 Gray—Jr, G Stump—Jr. B Blue—Jr, G Haddock—Jr, 0 Weitz—Jr, G Bruhjell—Jr, G Houk—Soph, E Horn—Manager Clements—Sr. C Huntington—Soph. E Fletcher—Coach 86 Mr. Wooten Mr Richardson B Squad Coaches Sob Adams Bart Owsley Managers ■3 Id O ' ' MS - • Block linger look l for a h ole with Porsons helping The 1957 Wo-Hi football team wound up its season with 7 wins, 2 losses, one he , ond a big 5th place on the state A.P. poll. The gndders climbed steadily up the poll, climaxing the season by defeat¬ ing top-fated Wenatchee to shoot from ninth to fifth place in the State, The Blue Devils started slowly, losing to Pasco 16-14. The next 2 games saw the Devils gain speed as they defeated Longview in their best running at¬ tack of the season 40-6, and blanked Pendleton 43-13 with the best passing attack of the season. A high point of this gome was a Davis-Roger Wyckaff pass 65 yards to a touchdown. We were outclassed by Richland 20-0. Davis of Yakima, the Devils took 33-7. Kennewick was the next to fall to the mighty Devils 25-6. Then Wa-Hi traveled to Yakima to defeat Eisenhower 31-19 on a muddy turf. The first time Wa-Hi got the ball Haddock took it sixty yards for a touchdown. For the homecoming game, we played Moses Lake, defeating them 39-0. Wa-Hi encountered Richland again, this time on home ground battling to a 12-12 tie. On the first play Zaring took a 65-yard Davis pass for a touchdown. The other Wa-Hi goal came four plays later when Roger Wyckoff inter¬ cepted a Bomber pitchout and ran 71 yards. VARSITY SQUAD: ROW ONE; Don Davis, Harold Ellenberger, Dick Monahan, Harold Haddock, Gary Spray, Jim Elliot, Gory Long- mire, Ken Clements, Melvin Blue, Jim Paul ROW TWO; Bart Ows¬ ley, Ronald Bfocklmger, Gary Forrest, Richard Gray, Glenn Houk, Say Wyckoff, Bob Brohjell, Jerry Stump, Bob Shower, LeRoy Davis, Monte Crippen ROW THREE: Mr. Fletcher, Bob Adams, Joe Wilson, ■ I ‘J 1 Vi T gj t J f - 1 A 1 i W Uf 1 f A 1 A I ■Bl m ri w , • j B SQUAD: ROW ONE Roy Ames, Kenneth Hortwig, Solly Davis, Brian- Wooten, Theron Webb, Mike Monahan, Larry McRae, Dove Wright ROW TWO: Russ Shuks, Fred Aylward, Jim Page, Louie Wagner, Bill Farmer, Jerry Depping, Gary Wolf, John Bury, ROW THREE: Gary Axtell, Bob Summers, Lester Jeremiah, Sandy Edwards, Bob Morrison, Ben Stevenson, Bob McCauley, Eugene DeBoer, Mr. John Richardson, Coach, Wa Hi was able to reschedule Wenatchee, the state s number one team, on the afternoon of Nov, 16, The Devils took the lead when Spray went 65 yards through the middle for a touchdown. Davis pushed over a touchdown from 4 yards out to tie the score. During the second half Wenatchee was held scoreless while Davis pushed over a touchdown from 5 yards out and Ellenburger took the ball to pay dirt from the 8. Wa-Hi won, 26-13. Dick Monahan served as captain, and Gory Spray was elected Inspirational player. Don Davis and Dick Monahan were chosen for all state team, and Gary Spray and Roger Wyckoff for the second string all state. The team is to be congratulated for a successful season. Roger Wyckoff,, Bill Bates, John Zoring, El win Riley, Tom SHremer, Terry Porsons, Bill Gluck, Mono Horn, Mr, Mc¬ Bride NOT PICTURED: Glenn Weitz, Steve Huntington, Vansity, Basketball Steve Huntington Coach Boots Wooten rete Palmer Harold Haddock Weiti shoots as Haddock watches. Glenn Weiti Bob Adams and Carl Johnson Managers Tom Turner Marvin Horn, Manager Tom Olute Co-Captain Richland Pasco Kennewick Pasco Kennewick Richland Hermiston Hermiston Pullman Lewiston Pendleton Mac-Hi Wenatchee Clarkston Mac-Hi Pullman Clarkston Pendleton Lewiston Wenatchee Varsity Team: Mike Monahan Roger Wyckoff, Steve Huntington, Peter Palmer, Tom Turner, Glenn Weitz, Jim Smith, Harold Haddock, Don Davis, Tom Cute, Basketball The Wa-Hi hoopsters this year ended the season with a 10-wtn, 10-loss record. The team began the season slowly, but picked up speed gradually during the season. We lost the first game to Richland, 69-48. Horold Haddock was high scorer for Wa Hi with 15. The second which we lost to Pasco 55-44, Davis and Haddock tied for high score honors with 1 2 points each. The next four games Wa-Hi out- scored Kennewick twice, Pasco and Richland. The next two games with Her- miston were lost by a margin of one and two points respectively. After these games we won four, lost three, took one from Pullman 64-47, and lost to Clarkston. The next game with Pendleton was a real thriller, which Wo-Hi lost in the last three seconds by a score of 52-50. Harold Haddock, who hadn t been able to break 18 points oil season, topped oil scoring with 21 points, CJute was second with 18. The last game of the regular season with (cant. next page) Wenatchee, was taken by Tom Clute in the last three seconds. During this spectacular contest, Gute scored 30 points. At the district tournament in Clarkston, we lost a heartbreaker in an overtime period. Harold Haddock tied with Clute for top scoring honors of the season, with 30 points, Wa-Hi scored 1056 points against 1026 far op- ponents. Haddock was high scorer for the year with 352 points, and Clute was second with 264 points. The outlook for next years basketball team is promising, as the B Squad lost only one of its 18 games, and there ore only two seniors graduating from Varsity Squad. Steve .Knapp Yell King Susan StolJer Marian Obacka . - k. I V; ' : J •% ' J The Wa-Hi pep squad.of 1937-58 had a very suc¬ cessful y«ir leading the student body in yells and songs, and in M moting school spirit. Yell Queen Kay Mc¬ Gowan, jing Steve Knapp, and cheerleaders Vicki Mil¬ ler and Jim Stovall made up the yel| squad while sen¬ iors Susan Stoller and Marian Obacka, and juniors Gretchen Miller and Linda Knapp served as songleaders. Under the advisorship of Mr, Crosbie the yell sqiA( undertook many activities including the annual seri VS tine and bonfire, leading the noise parade, and thepe assemblies. ■ Gretchen Miller £ A Undo Knapp F.F.A.; First Row: Marvin Horn, Gerald Frazier, Monte Thomas, Gary Bergevin, BiH Emert, Wayne Rem- bald, Dick Fontr, John Edwards, Bill Cousins, Jim Lamb, Pat Lynch, Elwin Riley, Mike Ellis. Second Row: Bill Scrimsher, Deneen Cathey, Dale Price, Don Miller, Carl Deppmg, Gary Shelton, Myron Ferguson, Del Fisher, Gene Van Doren, Ted Tucker, Bill Bates, Third Row: Tom Bergevm, Ken Hooper, Lowell Deppmg, Tom Carlyle, Jim Paul, LeRoy Tate, Jerry Sterlin, Russeil Lamb, Dale Ziska, Don Talbot, Mr, McKay, Fourth Row: Danny Woods, Bob Rand, Ray Selph, Dwayne Headley, Vernon Wheeler, Ken Hartwtg, John Hair, Ron Miller, Lester Jeremiah, Richard Suckow, Duane Remus, FFA OFFICERS, Row 1: Bill Emert, Wayne Rembold, Dick Ponti, Row 2: Gary Bergevin, Monte Thomas, John Edwards, Right: Jerry Frazier—State Sentinel. The Walla Walla High School Chapter of the Future Farme rs of America had a very successful year under the leadership of Wayne Rembold, President; Bill Emert, Vice- president; Dick Ponti, secretary; Monte Thomas, treasurer; Gary Bergevin, reporter; John Edwards, sentinel; and Mr. McKay as our Chapter Advtser Three state farmers were chosen and they ore Gary Bergevin, Dick Ponti, and Jerry Frazier, who is State Sentinel this year. The Chapter sent teams all over the state for judging contests including the state and inter-state fair. Jerry Frazier won the beef contest and Carl Pepping won the sheep contests at the fair. Four members of the Chapter acquired calves from the calf scramble at the fair. A Par¬ liamentary Procedure team went to sub-district and took top honors this year, and we also entered o public speak¬ ing contest at Prescott, Virginia Nelson was elected as our FFA Sweetheart and was crowned at our annual Barn Dance in November. The officers put on a radio program during National FFA Week which was Feb. 24-28 A win¬ dow display was another feature that week. The Wa-Hi Chapter won the State Bankers Award for the best Chapter in the district and also received the gold oward for being one of the out¬ standing chapters in the state. PARLIMENTERY PROCEDURE TEAM Row 1; Wayne Rembold, Gory Bergevin, Don Miller Row 2: Bill Cousins, Carl Deppmg, Bill Houchin. Right Bottom: Judging Team, Row , Monte Thomas, Jerry Frazier, Gory Bergevin. Row 2: Bill Emert, Bill Hooch in, Don Miller, Dick Ponti. Bann Dance The F.F.A. Barn Dance was held on November 17, 1957, in the girls gym. The decorations consisted of tumbleweeds of various colors and a pale blue ceiling. Virginia Nelson, a Wa-Hi Senior, was crowned F.F.A, Queen and Sweet¬ heart for 1957 1958, by Wayne Remboldt, the chapter president. Her throne was a modern four horse buggy, Virginia was elected by a vote of all Future Farmer members at Wa-Hi and was presented with a heart-shaped compact bearing the F,F.A, crest. Sweetheart Virginia TOP LEFT; Martha Fleenor, Jim Butler, Sue TOP RIGHT: Vicki Mtller, Ted Tucker, Roger Iverson, Gory Bergevim Whitney, Sarah Aldrich. BOTTOM LEFT- Dyann Sigler, Skeeter Gasset, Irene Kimball, Bob McCoy, Pat Whiteman, Alan Beck, Vicki Miller, Ted Tucker. BOTTOM RIGHT: Vick. Miller, Susan Baker, Donna Miller, Pat Lynch, Mary Ann Renbarger, Gary Bergevin, Jim Butler, Wes Farley, Mar¬ tha Fleenor. Best Dressed: Gory Forrest, io Arm Blocklinger. Frank Swoyze, Donna Miller, Mqmo Dummler, Skeeter Minmck, Sharon Hall, Marilyn Straw, Sob Adams. Doily Mae, Judy Christopher— ond King Steve Knapp. Upper Right- Marcia Landau, Rose Mary Foss, Jim Smith, Grace Dei any, Carolyn Worth, Bob Perkins, Jerry Lee, Carol Dennis Below: Don Waite, Pom Berry, Jean Christopher, The Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by Grenno Se Cee, was held February 7, in the Girls ' Gym. The decorations consisted of a false ceiling, walls which simulated the inside of a house, a washing hung in one corner, and a pot bellied stove, which served as the throne, Steve Knapp was crowned King by Daisy Mae Judy Christopher and prizes for the cutest costumes went to Jo Ann Block linger and Gary Forrest, Sadie Hawkin ' a Dance 99 f - The Blue Devil has spoken. The year 1957-1958 is closed. We who ore now leaving Wa-Hi will look at this annual and it will serve to bring bock four year of memories—the fun we ve had at the dances and parties, the disappoint ments at .having our dreams turn out not quite as we wished, the sorrow over poor- grades ot goals not yet reached, the joy over things done well. It has been a wonderful four . years with many friendships _ We t he Cla ss of SB wili those following in our footsteps, the desire for betterstKool government and school spirit. We hope that you will babble to do what we have left undone and add to what we have accomplished May you too strive to make Wa-hli a school of which we can all be proud The Royal Blu -Staff would like to thank Myers Year¬ book Company, $ K, Smith Cover Company, Bontrop Studio, DeBunce Studio, Miller Studio, Roberge Studio, and Vrtart Studio, for senior pictures and DeBunce ' Studio for underclass and football pictures. ' . ! thank those who have helped us in gathering our material and cooperated with us so well to produce this, the 1958 Royal Blue. SJndex A Abrams, Jay 43, Sr Ackerman, Gary 21 Adam, Sherry 4 3. 53, 61, 74 Adam , Sob 37. 56. 71 7g 08 91, 99 Adorns, Carolyn 4 3 59 Adams Robert 2 . 8Q SB Ahfgren. Delores 37, 61 Ahlgrvn, Gary 21, 61 77 71. SO Aldrich, Ly nne IS. 37, 50 Aldrich Sirah 16, IS. 19 21 - 50 58 63 65 79 98 Alexander Pat 43 59 Alexia, Nancy 43, 60. 61 Aliverti, Sob 10, 37, 57. SO Afiverti, Marilyn I8 37. S3, 59 79 Allan, Bill 4 3 SO Alhzer. Larry 47 AJyward Fred SO Ames. Ray E 43, SI, 89 AndersOn. Don 1 1 Anderson Kathy 21, 59 69 77 04 Anderson, Lawrence 43, §1, S2 Andenon. Leonard 21 Angotti, Jim 21 Arbmi, John V9 37, 56. 79, 01 Arbmi, Marian 37 Arnold!, Ifena 18, 37, 56 AiseSin B,lf IS 4 3 56 01 Atwood. Raul 43, 70 72 Ault, Ora Lee S, 37, 59 70 75. 76 Austin. Basil 6, 11 Avey Spencer 4 7 79 SO Afford, Denmy 21 64 65 Afford Wilma 43, 78 AxreJi, Gary 43 56, 62, S ' , 89 Aylw rd. Fred 4 3. 89 B Bailey, Bruce 21. 50, 76 Bailey, Darlene 37 Bailey, Mary 11, 66. 67 Bair, Judy 37. 53, 59, S3 Baird, Pat 43 Baker, Bob 37, 54 57, 78 B0, B1 Baker David 43, SO Baker. Marda Dee IS, 19, 37 58, 64 Baker Shelley 43, 79 Baker, 5 uw m 37 59. 79 90 Baldwin, Deanne 21, 32, 53 59 64, 70. 77 79 Baldwin, Nancy 43. 53, 60 Barbuto, Diane 37 Barnet Bill 21. 73 Barnes, Bib 43, 75. SO Barnes. Judith 21, 51, 59 Barnett. Evonne 43, 61 Barnhart Virginia 19, 21. 5S. 64 75 Barr it t, Buford 37, 75, SO BarteH Wilma 21. 52, 53. 60, 61. 64, 75 Bass Drew 37, 81 Bates, Bill 21. 56,86,96 Bam Shirley 37 Batten, Judith 43, 58 Baxter, Darlene 4 3 Baxter. Fred 37. 79, Si Beachman. Janet 43, 59. 79. 82 Beard, Beatrice 37, 58, 75 Beck. Alan 16, 19. 20. 21, 55, 57. 71 72 76. 77 98 Beck, Kay ' McCowanl 19, 29 53, 66, 67, 75, 79, 94 Beck. Shan Ifl 37 S3, 59 64 75 Bennett Shirley 37 74 Bennett Virginia 43, 60, 76 Beniel. Marlene 37. 62, 65 Beniel, Rosalie 43 Bergevm, Gary 18, 21, 57 65. 8 1, 96, 97, 98 Bergevin, Tom 37 p 01. 96 Berley, Richard 43, BO Bernave. Jim 2L 56 Bemev, Mark 1 I Berry Pam 22 55. 60, 65 75, 99 Sickd Renagene 22, 50 Biersner. Robert 37, 80 Biggs. Della 43. 65 Bixler, Judy 43. 74 B t erke. Gail 43, 59 61. 71 Blair, Tom 43. 81 Blake Darlene 22 r 51. 55, 60 65. 74, 75, 77 Blake, Earl 13 Bine Dean 22 55, 57, 78 Block linger. JoAnn IS, 43. 52. 59. 74 79 99 Btocklmger, Ron 22, 56, 86, 08 BlomQuist. Sharon 37, 53, 60 70 Blue, Marvin 22 Blue Melvin 37. 62, 00, 86. 88 Boat Albert 11,56 Bockovcn, Mary Ann 37 Bogle. Donna Giye 22 32 SI, S3, 59 Bollinger, Nan Ray 37 Bom rep, Nick 37, 81 Boschker, John 4 3 56. SO Boschker, QU 22. 80 Boschker Wilbur 11.54 Bosley, Walter 37„ 01 Bouti, Micheal 22, 56 Bcwers. Harold 22, 57 Boyles Wayne 37. 01 Bradford 1 , Edith 4 3 60 Bradford, Mary 22. 53, 60 65, 68 69 Brannmg, Martin 22 Braaeal Dave 22, 57 Brehm, Bill 13 Brehm, Carol Ann 37. 60, 76 03 Brehm, Gordon 22 Bridges, Jim 36. 65. 01 Briggs. Carol 36 Bright, Stanley 37, 81 Brittam, Karen 4 3 Brisk y, Ken 26 Brock Mary 37 Brooks, Janie 4 3 Br therton, Merrily 43 Brolherton. Terry 37, 53, 59. 76, 79 Brown. Bill 37, 01 Brown, Jeanette 4 3, 37, 7a Brown, Gerry 22. 62 Brown, Scmia Lee 13 Bruce. Carolyn 37, 61 59 76, 82 Bruce, Stephanie 22. 53. 58 76 79 Brueggemeier, Marilyn 43 50, 73 Brueggemeier, Carl 11 Bruhjeii Bob 37, 56, 00 86. S3 Brunton. Bill 37,71,72,76 Buckman. Irene IT. 60 Bull. Marie 43, 53. 50 Bundy, Dean 43. 8! Buoy, Myrna 43, 59 Burdett, Ron 37. 54, 62. 80 Burke, John 43, 81 Burnett, Betty Jo IB. 22, 50. 53 60. 64 68 77 Burnette, Bob 64 Burroughs. Elizabeth 37 Burroughs, Shirley 2J 65, 74 Bury, John 36. 57, 70. SO. 81 89 BusSim, Joanne 23 Butcher, Justine 23. 64. 75 Butherus, Donna 36, 60 61 Buthcrus, Kenny 43. 70 Butler, Jim A 23, 56. 9S Butt ice, Gary 36 SO C Cain, Bill 13 Calder, Gary 23 Calder. Verna 43, 53 71 Caldwell, Dave 36 Carder. Fayetta 37, 61 Carey Judy 37, 59 64 79 Carle, Jean 37, 65 Carlson, Jeffrey 43. 81 Carlyle, Marty 43. 73, 74, 01 Carlyle Tom 43. 80 96 Carney. Patr-cia 43 Garrick, Elizabeth 23, 60 6 74, 75, 70 Carter, Dorothy 43 Carter, Judith 20, 23. 52 53. 60, 77 Carter, Lmda 37, 58, 76 Carter, Martha Ann 43 Cassell. Clarence 1 T, 76 Cassens. Eddie 23, 54 Cestoid 1 , Beth Ann 43 Oasfaldi. Dennis 37, 56, S 1 Cathey, Deneen 37, 01. 02. 96 Caughey, Brian 43, 79, 80 Ceartev. Janice 37. 62 Chamberlain, Miudie 43 Chapman, J|m 37 r 80 Chappell. Angela 37.61,74 Chenault, Bob 27, 81 Chenault. Mary Ann 23, 64 Chenault. Merle 43 7 0 Chipman, Eugene 36. 80 Chisholm, Marilyn 18. 4 3 53 59 79 Chrestensen, Annette 3 74 Chnsman, Susan 23 r 59 68 Christopher, Jean 19, 36, 58 79 53 99 Christopher, Judy 23, 52, 53 55, 59 61, 76 99 Clay® , Gail 43. 61 74 Clements, Carole 43, 58. 79 Clements. Ken 16, 17, IB, 9 23, 56. 80, 86 80 a me Sandy 36, S3. 58 79 Claud, Bob 36. 70, 72, 76 Cludas, Carolyn 36 Clute Tom 23. 65 91 92, 93 Cobairtv Mike 23, SO Cobb. Darlene 23, 66, 67 Coffey, Carol 23 Coker, Martin 43, @0 Colburn, Barbara 37. 59, 62 Colley Sandra 43, 61 Colwell, Lmda 37, 19, 60 Comfort, JoAnn 23 Conway, Frances M, 61 Cook Jim 43 70. 72, 73. 76 Corbin, Lowell II, 75 Corkrum, Cathie 37, 70, 71, 75 Cornefison Jim 43, 57, 73 74, 75 r 80 Cornel iwn, Purdy 1 1 Cote, Mane 37, 58. 75 Cotten, Karen 37 64, 75 Cousins, Bill 19. 23, 72, 7f i 77, 96. 97 Con, Amta A 43, 74 Co , Gerald 37 73, 74, 01 Craig. Rosalie 4 3 Creevan, M.ke 37 Crippen, Monte 23, 50, 54. 07 88 Cnscola, ' Patty 24, 59, 64 70. 79 CrivelJone, Gary 43 00 Croker, BUI 43 81 Crosbie. Keith 1 I Cruthers, Larry 24, SI Crufhers, Naomi 43. 7a Cummings, Lenny 43, 81 Cunning tan, Jo Ann 24, 50 S3. 60 Cunning ton, Kay 37. 82 Cu-ric. Don 24. 77 O Daniels. Joanne, 24. 50, 64 Davenport, Chuck 43, SO Davenport, Stephen 37 80 Davidson, Clan 24 53, 60. 65, 77 Davidson, Edward 24, 54, 65 81 Dav 1 dson, Gary 43, 73, 74 75, 80 Davis, BeverTy 37, 75 Davis, Don 20, 24. 54, 56 85, 07, 00 89 95. 92 Davis, Judie 38. 53, 50, 66 75. 79 Davis, Kathy 30 Davis. LeRoy 24. 65. 80 Davis, Peggy 43. 59 Davis, Solly 44, SI 89 Davison, Lynn ' 8. 30 58, 70 Day, Verne 44 Dean, Janis 10. 24 DeBoer, Eugene 44, SI, S9 DeBoer, Kay 24, 50 Deeney, Jerry 38 93 DeKeyser. Barbara 38 53, 59, 61, 70, 76 78 Delaney, Grace 30. 50 99 Deijvon, Richard 44 DeNevrrs, Marlene 44 DeNevers, Mike 4 4 00 Dennis, Carol 39, 59 73, 75 99 Deeping, Carl L 39 7 ' , 96 r 97 Dipping, Jerry 39, 62, 68, 71. 89 Depping. Lowell 44 79, 80. 96 Derbawka, Dan 24 Dick. Dennis 44 00 Dick, ShiHey 44 , 60, 73 Dickinson, Bill 24. 54. 62. 01 Dirks, David 39, 64 Dirks. Gary 44 Donaldson, Mike 44 Doschadev Frances 24, 76 Dovmg Ron 30 75, 81 Downey, Lei Ne 44 74 Downing. David 44 01 Drake, Mike 38 56 62 61 Draper, Carole 44 Draper. Kenneth 44 81 Drew, Cy 44 56, 80 Oummler, Marcia 20, 44. 61 69 Dummler, Terry 24 Duncan. Susan 44 Dunham, Sandra 30, 66 Durand, Judy 36, 30 S3, 55 58, 63 70 79 Dutton Judy 38 58 61 60 Dye, Barbara 44 E Eckley. Georgie 44 74 Edwards. Jim 24. 62 Kirkpatrick, Roy 39. 80 Klassen, Beth 45 Klem, Bonme 28. 60. 64 Edwards John 33 01 96 97 Edw ds Sandy 38 55. 56. 70 SI. 89 Eflmger G ry 4 4 [kitfom Lynden 38 53, 58 67 Ekstrom, Philip 38 64. 73. 76 81 Elkmgton, Barbara 24. 60. 64 75 76 EMenbergcr, Harold 24 65 04, 05, 87, 08 89 Elliott, Jim 25, 62. 65 07 88 Ellis, Mike 25, 96 Emert. Bill 25 67, 78 81. 96, 97 Emigh Ralph M. 16, 19 Emmonj, Mavis 25, 53, 59 Engebrefson, Robert 38 Engeln. Karon 20, 25, 51, 60. 61, 64 fngcln, Richard 8 19, 44, 56, 81 93 Ennes, Pamela 44 lntKMarv.fi 19,25,54 56. 65 Enfze, Ronald 44, 80 Epstein,, Judy 44 Erb. Allan 38, 79, 81 Erb. Darrell 25, 57, 61 Erdman, Ron 44 01 Esary, Mary 1 1, 52 £ssig. Jams 25, 53. 60. 70 Eubanks, Steine 38, 59. 76 Evans. Elizabeth 39 Ewer Le 44. 8! Ewing, Grace 39 Eyfiud. Anne 44, 59. IB F Farley. Ron 39. 77, 78 00 93 Farmer. Bill 44 54. 81. 89, 93 Farmer. Party 18 , 39. 58, 65 79 83 Farris. Kelly IS, 39. 57, 76 70. 80 Faust, Betty 39. 61, 60 70- 78 Faust Robert 25, 71 Feithouse, Ram 25, 52, 53. 58. 64 66, 67 Ferguson, Myron 39, 82. 96 Field. Pema 25, 65, 77 Field, Dav.d 25, 62 Fields, Jack 25, 72, 91 Figgios. Sharonne 25, 66. 67 Filan, Janice 25, 60 64 Filan. Marlene 18. 39, 66 Filan, Steve 4 4 81 Fisher. Delwyn 39. 56. 75. 80. 96 Fisher Tom 39 Fleenor, Gary 44 80 Fieenor. Martha 25 70, 79 98 Fletcher. FeM 11, 86 88 Fletcher. Lorn 33, 61, 65 Fliirim, Victor 44 01 Ftuhar+y. David 25. 4. 01 Fruharty Gary 57. 80 84 Fogarty. Ina II Forrest. Gary 16. 36 38, 56, 8 3. 87. 08. 99 Fosi, Rosemary 18, 19 38, 58 99 Foster, Sharon 25, 60, 71 Foa. Deanna 26, 60. 64 65 Francis, Judy 18, 38 Frandsen, Dan 3@. 57, 00 Franklin, Cherri 44 Franklin, Larry 38 54 62 64, 69 80 Frankson. Dale 39 Ffaner,. Gerald 26. 51, 57, 78, 8 l 96. 97 Fra lure, Joan 44 Frederick. Sheila 39 67 83 Fredtrickson, Jerry 44. 56. SO Frederkmg, Barbara 44 fil, 73 French, JoAnn 26. 8, 69 Fulton. Jim 44, 56, 80 Fulton joe 44, 54. 56, 81 G Gabel. Karl 26, 65 Gatlamore, Par 39 Gallo, Dave 39, 79, 80 Gallo, Frank 39 65. 61 Garnett, Barbara 44 Gardner, Jim 4 4 57 Garner, Richard 39, 64. 65 00 Game, Ann 26, 59 64, 63 Gascon, Ronald 44. 68 Gaskill Betty 39 Gaskrll. Gertrude 4 4 74 Gates. Gerald 26. 56, 7 1, 72 Gerking, Marvin 44 German. William 39. 64. 81 Gessei. Don 10, 44, 63 8“ Gessel, £nc 26. 65. 80 Gibson. Gek 44 Grlberi. Roberta 44 Gilliam Betty 44, 74 Gillis. Dennis 26 54 64 Gilman, John 39 80 Gifton, tariy 39 Gluck Bill 38 56, 86. 88. 93 Goble. Glenn Jf 26 Goble, Glenn $r 13 Goble, Shi r ley 44 60, 76 Golden. Genevieve 38. 59. 61, 76 Good. Da rold 38 01 Goodman, Virgil 1 Gradwohl, Judy 44. 74 Grodwohl, Steve 44, 62, 81 Gray, Columbus 12, 56 Gray, Richard 38, 81, 85, 86 88 Gray, Ruth 12. 69 Greet Eddie 26, 57. 70 Greenway, Clark 38 80 Greenwav. Druse I la 1 3 Greer. Mike 38. 80 Gregory, Lynn 26 Griffith, Toni 10 39. 58. 67 79 Gross, Warren 16, 18, 19 26 51, 55 57. 76, 78 Gwinn Karen 44 Guthndge Carol 39. 59. 71 Guslcr, Jean 4 4 76 H Haasch, Gary 26. 57, 71 Haaich. Myrna 44, 60 Haase, Albert 12 Haddock, Harold IS 39 56 80 85, 86, 88. 90 92 93 Hagen, Jack 44 @1 Hair John 44 80, 96 Natl. Sharon 42, 44 53, 59 99 Hallmark. R m 1 8, 44. 60, 73 Halverson, Anne 26, 67, 79 Hamilton, Linda 39 Hamm, Dick 16 26 57 68 77, 84 Hamm, Faye 7, 12 60 Hammond, Beverly 26. 61, 64 Hjnek. Jen 4 Hanes. Raymond 12 Hanford, Patricia 26, 55, 60. 77 Hanley Darlene 20, 26, 50, 55, 59, 79 Hardin, Elizabeth 39 Harkema. Ken 27, 56 Harlow, Darlene 44 Harlow. Pat 27 Harrison. Bart 44, 01 Harshman, Nancy 44 74 Hart. Catherine 18, 27. 53. 55. 60, 61. 64 Hartwig, Kenneth 19, 44. 62. 79, 80 89. 96 Hathaway, Dave 27. 55. 62 Hawkins, John. 44 56, 80 Hawley. Vic 44. 00 Haws Paul 27. 54, 65 78, 81 Hayden. Joanne 44 Hays, Sandy 39, 58 65. 79 Headley, Dwayne 44, 80, 96 Headley. Kenneth L, 27 Healy, Demece 16, 27, 59, 62 65. 77, 79 Heilburn. Arthur 39 Heimbigner, Buddy 64 73, 74, 75, 81 Heisey, Larry 27 Heifer Don 27, 56 Heifer. Sharon 27, 71, 75 Henderson. Dean 44 Henderson, Kay 60. 61, 74 75, 78 Henderson. Roy 4 4 54, 56 01 Henzel, Vem 27 Herd, Dale 19 27, 50 Herring. Pal 59. 75 79 Hess, Jo 58 Hess, Robert 27 Hester Jack 57, 62, 00 Hiatt, Judith 50. 74 H,cks Pat 4 5 79, 80 Hicks. Sandra 27 Hignett Ed 24 56 Hill, Bill 64, 73, 74 75. 77. 80 Hiller Dianne 39, 64 Hillman. Rick 45. 80 Himes, Kit 2? 50 53. 77 Hiiton, Aryid 45 80 Hofer, Fred 27 Hofer, Judy 45 Holland, Shirfey 45 Holland. Steve 45, 79, 00 Holmgren, A el 13 Holmguiyt, Karen 45, 53, 71 Honeycutt, Jack I 2, 57 Hooper, Ken 45, 00. 96 Hooper, Mary 20. 27. 50, 52. 53, 60 64, 76 Hopkins, Charles 27, 00 Hopkins, Dave 39 Hoppen, Nancy 39 53, 71 Horn Marvin 16 27 86, 08 91 Houchin, Bill 39. 79. 97 Houk, Glen 18 42, 45. 56. 01 86 08 93 Houk P a i 28 50. 53. 60 65. 77 Houghton, Grace 12 Howard, Sally 4 5, 53, 59 Howells, Ada 12 Howells. Anne 19,39.55,58 67. 75, 76 Ho ie, Joanne 39, 61, 02 Hoy. Larry 39, 57, 80 Hoyt, James 25 Huether, LeRoy 20, 71 Huggins, Sheri If 45. 73 Hull, Gary 30, 01 Hulser Bob 45. 80 Humphrey, Geraldine 45, 76 Hunter. Kiy 45 Huntmgton, Jeff 45, 71, 76 Huntington, Steve 18. 19, 45, 56. 00 86. B8. 90 Hurlbert, Rosemarie 45 Hutcheson, Douglas 38 66, 81 Hutchins, Laddie 38. 54, 81 Ingstad Beth 45, 58. 61, 71, 76 Ingstad. Dan 38 71, 73, 76 Inti, Eleanor 30. 61, 70, 83 Isley Darlene 45, 78 Iverson, Susan 20, 52, 53, 58, 67. 79, 90 Ivie Jerald 45, 80 J Jackson, Gordon 28. 51 Jackson, Peggy 45 Jackson, Ron 38 Jacobsen, Mike 45 76, 01 Jaffe, Richard 30. 54. 57 01 Jaggar. Martha 45. 74 Jansen. Mary 13 Jaqums, Barry 28, 54 Jausaro. Gene 39, 62, 81 Jausaro. Louis 4 5 81 Jentisch, Jeanne 45, 58, 82 Jeremiah, Lester 45, 62, 80 89, 96 Johnson, Ardith 45, 74 Johnson, Cad 45, 01, 91 Johnson, Charles 20, 80 Johnson, Donna 39, 65 Johnson, Jean 39, 58 Johnson, Judy 20. 53, 70 Johnson, Leslie 16, 19, 28 51. 57, 73, 74. 75. 78 Johnson, Myrna 45, 53, 61 Johnson, Sylvia 39 Johnston. Curtis 39 70. 76 Jones, Arthur D. 10, 70 Jones, Bob 39 Jones, Brian 10, 19, 36, 39 54 56, 62. 78 00. 81 Jones. Kaye 38. 53, 59 Jones. Linda 30, 61, 64, 65 82, 83 Jones, Sharon 45 Jorgensen, Karen 38. 61, 02 Joseph, Sandra 45. 53, 60 Jungmann, Riia Kay 5 K Kept , Frances 13 Kantoia, Ed 12 Kars I, Nancy 20 r 62 Katsel, Lee 54 Keen, Jack 16, 18. 19. 28 50, 55, 57, 77 Kelly, Robert 0 I Kennedy, Debora Ann 4 5, 53 Kennedy, Ruth 30 Kerns, Juanita 4 5 60. 61 73, 74 Kerns, Jim 13 Kibler. Jamce 16, 18. 19 28 50, 60. 64, 76 Kiiburg. Pa- 28 Kimball, Steve 45, 54 , 56, 80 Kimble, inei 38 Kiihble, Irene 45, 71, 98 Kimzey, Sharon 45. 53 Kmg, Beverly 45. 72, 73, 74 King, Gwen 45 King, Marilyn 38 60 69 76 King, Pete 30, 57, 00 Kimer, M.les 19, 39 56, 7� Kirk, Bess I 2 Kirk, Kathleen 39, 76 Ktrkman, Elizabeth 12, 59 Kirkeby Judy 16, 18. 19 28 50. 55 60 64 76 Kirkpatrick, Dick 28 Klitike. Meredith 45, 76 KJundf. Jerry 39. 57, 80 Knapp, Lind 39, 59. 79, 95 KnapR, Steve 16, I®. 19, 28. 56 76, 77, 94 99 KnobeL John 45, 79 81 Knopf, Darlene 45 Knopf Helen Ma e 4 5. 53 60, 61 Knopf. Jefvntt 4$, 52. 53 59 61 79 Knopf, Jm 45 , 56, 79 81 Kfiudson, M ft key 39 KnucHson. Ryfey 28 Koehler, Greg 39 62, ®i KOQrtny, Joan 39, 70 Kratman Marilyn 28 52, S3 55, 59. 70 Krem, Nancy 4 5. 74 Kropf. Karon 38 60, 71, 7| Kukal, Eugene 38 Kukal, Ren 28 60. 65, 74 75 77 L Lacey. Elaine 38 59. 65, 83 Lacey. Janet 29 75 Ladigey Carol 19, 29, 59 64 Lamb; Jim 29, 64, 6S, 96 Lamb. Russell 45 80, 96 Lammer . Karen 38, S3 Lamott J.m 38. 7? 73 74 76 79 80 Landau, Marcia 4 5 42 52 58 63, 99 Landers. Bobby 45, 80 Landt, Polly 30 58 Lane Gerald 29, 71 Lane. Jan.ce 4 5, 59 Lane Larry 29 5a 65 70 81 Lane Margo 45. 53 Sfl 7 3 79 Lane, Quenn 30, 70 L ngn Alfred 65 Langley, George 45. 80 Larson. Russell 12, 71 Ledbeifer, W G 10, 19 54 Lee Jerry 16 10 19 29 51 57 03, 99 Lenfesty, Loit 39 Lewis, Dav.d 29 57, 67 Lewis Robert W 39 56 60 81 Light, In Jean 10, 39, 60. 65. 83 Liming, Loreiia 39, 66 Lmd, Sharon 29 59. 65 Lindsay, Mary 39 Lindsey, Rob n 39, 60, 65 75 Linke. Eugene 29 57, 71 72, 75 Linker, Hal 45, 79, 81 Linton. Nona 29. 75 Lifke, Robert 39, 80 Little, Agnes 12, 50 Little Bill 39. 81 Little, Rollie 45 Litts, Alonzo 13 Logan Elaine 19, 36, 39 53 58 75, 79 LogKkm. Paul 38, 71, 79, 81 Lonev Mike 4 5. 50 80 Loney, Pam 4 5 S3, 59, 74 Long, Bril 18, 19. 29. 55, 56 Long, Florence 12 Long. Janet 38, 59 Long Lavonrte 45 Longmire. Gary 29. 70, 79 85 Loomu, Dave 4 5. 87. 88 Loomis. Barbara 29 Lott Dennis 45, 80 Loudrrbaek Ron 45, 01 l ucarelit, Bnan 30, 81 Lucarelli, Louise 16. 10, 19 29 51. 58, 64 66 70, 79 LucareHl, Norman 29, 57 Lusk, Darlene 13 Lybecker, Chester J 2 Lybecker, Russell 19, 29, 57 Lynch Pal 29, 56 ( 96, 98 Lynch, Sharon 45 M McAdams, Ron 36, 38, 56, 81 McBeth. Michael 45. 56. 01 McBride, Charles 12, 54. 62 87 00 MeCambndge, Lynn 29, 78 McCauley, Bob 45. 56. SO. 09 McClanahan Marlene 45, 74 McClenaghan. Gary 38 McCoy, Bobby 30. 71, 77, 98 McCoy, Harold 30 71, 77 McCoy, Judy 30 62 McCiiNy Marl IS 45 82 McDaniel, Gene 30 McDonald. Ruth 1 2 McDonald, Ted 45 . 81 MatDonneM, Mike 45, 70 MacDougall. Sue 30, 5 I 53 55, 58 52 64 66. 67 MeE en, Craig 36, 38 56 81 McKay, James 12, 96 McKenzie, Sharon 19, 30, 53, 60. 65 McKinney Bill 45, 56 79. 80 McKinney, Dave 38 56 00 McK-nnev. Phyll-s 4 5 58 79 McLean Kent 19 38 57 79 80 Me Lees. Sandra 46 McLemOre, Donald 46. 81 McManus Alice 30 53 McMillan Shelby 46 MacMurdo. John 30 70 71 72 73 74 75 70 McNeil Da d 40, 71. 72, 70 McOmber Sharon 39 60 61 65 McQuiSton, Virginia 40 McRae Larry 39, 79 00. 89 Meiand, Dustm 30 Malcolm Par 30 51 52 53 59 77 Mansfield Bob 39. 76 00 Manson, Jack 30, 71 Manson, Jim 39 Marbach. Lucde 30 01 Marcv, Vick. 30. 50 52. 53 59, 70 Margerum. Pat 46 74 Marker, Bob 30 Mir ley. Brenda 10 30 50 55 60 75. 76 Mar not, Barbara 39 Marshall, Gior.a 30 60 68 76, 77 Marshair. Henry 39 73 77 80 Martin, Car Id me 40. 61 64 Martin Douglas 46 01 93 Marnn. Satli 40. 83 Marfm. ShiHey 30 61 Mason. Glmda 13, 77 Massey, Leona 40, 74 Matthews. Diane 30 Maury, Jim 19, 30 Maw son. Charles 4 0. 00 Manson, Don 40, 8 I Manson Patricia 46 MjKson, Stephen 40 54 57 00 May Lee 46 80 Mjyhew. Donms 46, 7 I Mead Carrie 40 Meadowcroft, Joan 4Q Memers, Thelma 46 Methui, Curris 40, 62. 65. 81 Melhui, lone 4 6. 61, 74 Mercado, Bob 46, 79, 80 Mercado, Carat 19, 41, 59. 64. 79 Meyn, David 41 Michel, Gary 46 Miller, Donna 18, 46, 59, 73, 74, 79, 98 99 Milter. Donald 19, 41, 80 96 97 Miller Crete hen fi 41 59. 70, 76, 79, 95 Mtiler, Jean 30, 60, 65 Miller. Marianne 18, 9. 4 6 53, 59, 61 Miller, Nora Jean 46 Miller, Penny 41, 53, 55 58 Miller, Ray 41, 56 78 80. 81 Miller, Ron 46 80. 96 Miller Vicki 31 53 59, 75, 76, 84. 94, 98 Mmn.ck, Walter 16. 18, 42, 46, 59, 80, 99 Mishler, Sharon 4], 53 Moeller, Shirley 41 Moffitt, Anne 41 MoHitt, Joan 41 - Monahan. O.ck 16, 18, 19 31 50 54, 56 85. 86. 08 Monahan, Mike 19, 56, ®1, 89 r 92, 93 Moore. Fred 4 1, 01 Moran, Russell 65, 75 r 80 Moreland, Ardyth 3l r 64, 66 75 Morns, Melinda 31, 52, 53 55, 75 Morrmon, Robert 40, 62, 56 65, 81, 89 Moser. Edwin I 3, 57 Moser. Harryette 13 Moses, Robm 40 Mosher, Sydney 40. 74, 03 Mosley, Darlene 46 Mosley. Ruby 3 1 MuJhair. Gary 19, 46, 0| Muller, Roger 40 54, 57; 7 8 81 Monkers, Mary 40, 58 r 75 Munns, Mert.s 31. 55. 59 76, 77 Munsey, Corby 31, 65. 74 75 Murray, Zella 46 MumiIs, Mary 31, 50, 55, 59, 76 N Narum, Ray 46, 80 Nascimento, Mike 18.3) 56 Neighbor, Ann 46, 60 Ne-ghbor, Marf.n 3!, 73 Nelson, Clark I 3 Nelson, Virginia 3 , 51, 52, 53, 55 59 64 76 96 98 Nesteby Judy 46. 53 Niwbill. Don 40 Nichols Dale 46, 80 Niemi. Nancy 4 1, @3 Nielsen, Jerry i 80 Niemeyer Donna 41 Niemeyer. Duane 3 1. 65 Nuton r Peggy Jo 13, 59 Nixon, Ray 4 1. 80 Northrop, Calvin 4 I Northrop Sylvia 41 Nunn Tom 18, 41. 55, 57. 78. 81 Nujiall, Valerie 31 0 Oakley. Mary Leu 31 60, 69 78 Obacka. Marian 31, 52, 53 58 95 Oberholraer Gary 31 Odom. Barry 46. 80 Oft Barbara 16, 19. 31, 5 S3 55. 59, 61 68 69 74. 75 Olescm. Karen 46, 79 Oliver, G ' lpnn 13 Olmsiead, Jeff 31, 51, 54, 57 Oran. Qnna 41, 65 Ord. Allan 41, 59 81 Orluck. Cynthia 41, 03 Osborn Gene 46. 80 Osborn Donna 32, 61 Oswald Darlene 40 Oswald. Michael 32, 68, 69 76 Qtteson, Ruby 4 I Overman, Bette 4 6 Overture Donna 40 03 Overt urf, Sharon 40 83 Owsley. Bart 40, 56 88 Owsley, Linda 46 61. 71 P Page, Fred 40, 7®. 80 Page. Jim 46. 57, 80. 89 Palmer, Darlene 32 Palmer, Pete 40, 81, 90. 92 93 Palo, James 40, 81 Parish. Tom 46, 80 Parker, Franc me 41, 78 Par semi, Terry 4 1, 56 01, 87, 88 Pasco, Larry 32 Paster nick, Margie 4 6 Patrick, Linda 46 59 Pattcm, Sand 41, 53, 60, 61 65, 75 82 Pattern, Charlotte 46 Patton, B.ii 46, 80 Paul. Bill 46. SO Paul. J ins 46 01, 87 SS 90 Pearyon, Eva 41,71 Perkins, Bob 99 Peters, Roberta 65, 74 Peterson. Patrick 41, 81 Peterson, Robert 32 Pfeiffer, Meta 13 Pbarev Bonnie 41, 62 Phelps, David 32, 51 Pinkerton ManJa 16, 19 20 32 50, 52. 53 58 04 76, 79 Pitner, Bob 80 Pont. Dick 16. 19 32 57 64, 96, 97 Pool, Sharon 19, 40 Porter, David 32, 54, 65, 80 Potter, Gad 32, 54 Pottrat z J oAnn 46, 70 Presneil, Louise 41. 60. 61, 76 Preston Nancy 46. 61, 76 Pnbilsky Alice 41 59 Price, Dale 4 1, 80 96 Pnday, Diana 32, 05, 74 Priest, Deanna 32 R Raguso, Sam 40 01 79 Rahn Edith 32 64 Rand. Bob 40. 81. 96 Randall. Kaye 40 Rawlmy, Helen 46 Ray, Ann 40 Ray Scotty 16 8, 19. 32, 57, 75, 78 Ray, Manan 13 Reed Gad 32. 54, 57, 76 Reed. Judy 46 Reed, Kathryn 20, 32 52 53, 55. 59, 79 Reid 1 , Jimmy 40, 57, 80 Reinhardt. Don 32 Reinhjrd, Jean 46 Reiswig, Gerald 32. 65, 75 Reiter, Neil 32, 56 68 69 75 Reed, Terry 40 80 Reeder, Dana 40, 53, 71 Rembold. Wiyn 36. 4Q. 55. 56 80 96, 97 Rempel, Herbert 40, 7 I Rempel. Robert 41, 01 Remus, Duane 41, 54, ®0, 96 Renbarger Mary Ann !6, 18, 19, 33, 52 53. 55 50 67 r 79, 90 Rewr. Joan 33, 60, 70 ftlybum, Sonny 4 6. 01 Reynolds. Allen 10 Richards, Nancy 41. 60, 64. 6S. 74. 78 Richardson, Betty 46 53 60 71 Richardson, Don 46. 79, B0 Richardson, John 4 1, 57, 70. 76. 77 Richardson. John F 13. BH. 09, 93 R.ggy Gerry Jo 41, 02 Riley,, Sev 46, 71 Riley. Iliwin 33 71, B5 07. 88, 96 Rimbey, Cloelfa 5 3 Rimbey. Del 33, 6B 73, 75, 76 Rimbey, Mayhelu 46 60, 74 Ritchie, Haiel 46 Roberts, Linda 41, 50, 7$ Robertson, Glenda 33 Rode, Donna 33, 60 71, 70, 77 Rode, Par 46 Rogers, Miriam 33, 60, 74 75, 77 Rookstool, Ron 46, 80 Root Darlene 41, 65. 70 Roys Milton D 46. 00 Roth, Barbara 41, 59 Roysc. Carol 10, 40, 50 Rudin. Stuart 46, 57, 01, 73 Ruley, Dune 40, 75 Ruff. Cmdy Lou 46, 59 Ruff, Kenneth 40, 00 Rukavma, Bill 1 4Q Russell, John 40 Ryles. M.ke 19. 33, 55, 56 76 77 5 Salsberry. Larry 46, 00 Sams. Mabel 33 Sanders, Gayle 33 Sanders, Mike 46. 01 Sanderson. Janice 33, 64. 65 Sant ter, Stephen 40, 00 Santo, Bob 46 Sieve, Sharon 40 Sauer Wanda Lee 33, 60. 64. 60 Saunders, Nancy 19, 41, 53, 75 Schaefer, Alton 33. 53. 59. 64 65 Schaefer, Margie 33, 5t, 64 75 Schaffer?, Sharon 41, 53, 60 Schluter. Dave 46 80 Schmerer, Roger 33, 56, 80 Schnebly. Nancy 4t Schneidmillrr, Carol 46. 59. 71 Schram, Donna IB, 42, 46. 53, 50 70, 76 79 Schreiner, Tom 41, 56, 75. 01 85 87. SB Schulti, Craig 33 SebulU, James 46 Sthwjndt, Dune 46 Schwari, Deanna 41 61, 65, 75, 76 Scnmsher, Bill 41 01. 96 Scnmsher, Martha 33. S3 55, 60, 65 Seely, Kather-ine 41. S3, 60, 75 Selpb, Ray 46. 56. 00 96 Serven, Greg 46. 79, SO Sharp, Dinah 46, 59, 79 Sheeks. Russ 46, 61, 09 She Mad. Phil 40. 79, 00 Shelton, Gary 46. 80. 96 Shendan, Nancy 40, 53 Sherlock, Eldon 40, 56 Shields, Mike 46 Shipton, Steven 4 7,81 Shower, Bob 33, 54, 75, 76 86 , 00 Shuklr, Kafhenne 4$, 74 Sigler, Dyann I 9. 30, 53. SB 65, 75, 98 Simmons, Bonme 4 7, $8 Simony, Elaine Joy 40, 61. 69 Singer, Fred 47, 73, 74, 81 Singleton, Steve 40, 71, 75 Suyon. Terry 40, 65, 70 5 son, Veida I 3 Slaughter, Charley 16,10,19. 20 33, 50, 52, 54 74 75, 77, 70, 00 Smellier; Bob 40, 80 Smiley. Jack 19, 47, 54 Smith, Bob 47 r 81 Smith, Donna 40, 60. 64 Smith. Elsie 34 18. 53. 58. 61, 62 Smith. Jeff 47, 71, 72 Smith. Jim 34. 92, 99 Smiih. Sara Jane 47 Smith, Wilbur 41, 57, Si, 93 Sneddon, Virginia 4 7. 50 Snyder, Anna Lee 41 60 Snyder. Bart 34 Snyder, Carole 4 7, 60 Snyder. Gary 41. 57, 81 Soper. Dune 41 59 Southall, Sandra 47 Spencer, Bob 41 Spencer Jill 42 47. 59, 79 Spray Gary 20, 34 56, 62 05. 07 88, 89 Stapleton, Eugene 34 65 Stapleton Fatr.oa 47 Steltel, Barbara Ann 10, 4 1, 53. 55 59 75 Start in, Jerry 4 7, 01, 96 Stevens, Rick 40 57 Stevenson. Ben 47. 56, 00 09 93 Steward, Jay 47. 00 Stewart. Chuck 47 54 56 Stewart. Maureen 47 74 Stewart Michael 40, 76 01 Sticka. Dale 40 0 ' Stieka, Gary 34 Stiles, Dean 40 StiMer, Jams 47, 65 Stillman. Frank 34,79,01 Stimmel Bob 40, 76, 01 StoNer, Susan 34 58 74 75, 79 95 Stone, Frank 78 Stone, Gloria 4 7, 59, 74 Stovall, Dune 40 Stovall ' , Jim IB, 40, 57, 70. 73 74, 75, 94 Strange, Kenme 40. 00 Straw Marilyn. 34 $0, 53, 60 64 99 Strickland, George 34 Strickland. Tcm 47, 79. 80 Strode, Lmda 40, 53, 65, 75 Stump. Jerry 19 4 I 56 01 S6 80 Suckqw, Richard 47, B1, 96 Summers, Bob 41, 81, 09 Sutherland. Janice 16, 10. 19 34 52 53 50, 64, 66, 79, 84 Swayze, Frank 47, 71, 72, 99 T Talbott, Don 4 1 01, 96 Tate, Leroy 4 7 00. 96 Taylor, Ralph 47, 01 Taylor, Vonda Lee 4 7 Tharp Ed 34, 75 Theep, Merilyn 4 7 Thomas, Lynda 4 7 Thomas, Monte 41, 57, 96. 97 Thompson, Larry 41 Thompson. Donna 65 Thonney, Donald 41, 54. 01 Thor mg ton. Patty 47, 74 Tidnck. K A 10,61 Tidrick, Shern 47 58. 79 Todd, Ann 34 Tomlmjpn, Florence 40 Tomlinson, Phyllis 19 34. 53 56, 60 Tompkins, Jim 40, 57. 76, 81 Topel. Gordon 47 Torrence, Pat 47, 74 Townsend, Donna 34, 53 r 62 Townsend, Lana 40, 55, 61 Tucker Ted 34 56, 73, 84 96, 98 Turner; Tom 40, Bl, 90., 92, 93 Twenstrup. Lmda 34, 50, 53, 55, 59, 70 Tyler, Janice 4 7, 60 U Underwood, Diane 40 Underwood, Phil 40, 81 Unruh. Dale 47, 01 V Van Buren, Eugene 40, 01 Van Datta, Ronald 34 Van Donge. Susan 47, 61, 74 Van Doren Gene 40, 73, 96 Van Hom, Gary 34, 51, 70, 7$ Van Wagner, Annette 35, 59, 70, 71, 77 Van Wagner, Stanley 4 7, 68, 69 Vasseur, Robert 35, 64 , Vernon, Dorothy 35, 51, 60, 64, 74, 75 Vernon, Karen 40, 55, 60. 7T, 76 Veronda. Jacky 10, 35, 52, 53, 58 Vogt, Robert 4Q, 68, 81 Von Gun ton, Glenn 41, B0 Votendahi D.ck 4 7 79 80 W Wade Carol 47, 61 Wade, Sandra 4 7, 53. 59 Waggoner, Charlene 4 7, 74 Wagner, Louis B 42 47, 56 81 39 Wagner, Melym 47, 54 56 81, 93 Wagner Sharon 41, 03 Waite, Don 35, 56 64 7a 75 99 Wn?e r Kyle 13, 16, 19 Waite, Sharon 47. 58, 73, 74 Wales, Beverly 4 7 Walker. Bob 4 7, 79. 01 Wintland, Cherry 47, 60, 6t War held, Lois 35. 74 70 Warren. Joy 35, 62 Weathers. Sharon 41, 59; 65, 79 Weathers, Shirley 18, 41, 58 67, 79 Webb, Theron 47, 00, 09 Weber, Beverly 4 7, 70 Webster, Lmda 10. 35. 51. 52. 53 58, 75 Wemel Laura 35. 62 Wen. Sharon 47 52, 53, 61. 74 Weuz Glenn 19, 36 4 1, 56 63. 81, 85, 86 88 09 90, 92 Weils. Bill 47, 79 00 Weller. Mary Lou 4 7 Werts, Annie 47, 53, 59 73, 74 West, LeRay 4E West, Steve 4 7. 81 Wetzel, Chuck 36, 41, 56. 70 81 Wetzel Robin 4 7 56 00 Weybright, Sharon 19, 4 2 47, 59 Wheeler. Vern 47. 73. 74, 81 r 96 White, Allen 47, 54. 64. 69 ei White. Richard 69 Whiteman Pat 35 52, S3 58 79 90 Whitney, Roger 10 19 40 57. 00. 98 Whittington, Jim 35 Wickiier, Charles 40 62 79, 81 Wiggins Hal 10 35, 78, 81 Willbern, Tom 4 7 01 Williams, Byrt 4 7. 01 Wilfiamson Judy 40 53 61 70 03 WiHsey, Dub 47 Wilson, joe 35, 80, 87 00 Wilson, Nora Jane 40 Winston, Larry 40 00 Witt, Lila 40, 65 Wolfe, Dee 35 Wolfe Gary 40. 01 89 Wolfe. Phi I 47, 00 Wolvers, Cody 40. 80 Wolvers, Marva 47 Womack John 47 B0 Wood, Mane 35 Woods, Lannu 47, 62, 01 96 Wooten, Brian 4 7, 56, 01 89 93 Wooten, R M 13, 00. 90 Workman, James 18, 35, 5 Worth. Carolyn 10 40. 53. 60 65, 99 Wright. Dave 47, 76, 81, 09 Wnght, David 47 56, 80 Wright. Richard 4 7, 80 Wytkoff, Carol 4� 60 Wyckoff Karen 47, 56 Wyckoff, Ray 47 81 07, 08 Wyckoff. Roger 35 05 8? 08, 89 90, 92. 93 Wyman, Barbara 47, 66 r Veend, Judv 35 52, $3. 58. 70, 74, 75 77, 79 V end. Steve 41 56 75 70 00 Tenney Dale 4 7, 80 Young, Betty 35, 59 Young, Mary 10, 47, ?4 Z Zahl, Bob 4 7. 01 Zaring. John 18 42, 47 56, 81. 87, 88 Zaro. Judy 41 60 Zaro. Lenore 13 Zehner, I la 13 Zur BiH 47, 57 73 74 80 Ziska, Charles 41, 69. 00 Ziika Dale 4T.01.96 Zwanug, Neva 41, 67 Royal Blue Spninq Supplement 1 9 58 Wa-Hi ' s track team has finished o good season with Gary Spray, captain, and Mr. Fletcher and Mr. McBride os coaches. The first meet with Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco found the Blue Devils in second place. The annual Wa-Hi Relays to which Walla Walla is host had 10 competing schools with Wa-Hi coming in 4th. Kennewick come in first in both meets. The Pasco dual meet was an extremely close scoring meet with Wa-Hi edging Posco 66-56 in the 1st ond Pasco toking the lead 63-59 in the second. Either school could have changed the record by winning an extra 1st place in one event. In another large meet, 9 competing schools, Davis Hi Invitational, Moses Lake commandeered 1st place, Wenatchee 2nd, and Wa-Hi 3rd. For the last meet before District, a tnongular meet between Davis of Yakima, Richland and Wa-Hi, Wo-Hi finished 2nd to Davis of Yakima. In the district meet Wa-Hi led the field of 9 schools with 53 points, Colfax came in second with 27 while Clarkston ond Pullman tied for 3rd with 19 points each. In Spokane for the Tri-District meet (Districts 7, 8, and 9) Wa-Hi tied Rogers of Spokane for 1st ploce, each with 36 points. Thirty-three other schools followed. From this meet, Wa-Hi had seven boys eligible for the State Meet: Glenn Weitz, Low Hurdles; Greg Koehler, High Hurdles; Dove Fields, Javelin; Gary Spray, Shot-put; Warren Sherlock, Dash and Relay,- Harold Hoddock, Relay; and Solly Davis, Relay. Other boys who shared in the lourels for a successful season were: Richard Engeln, mile; Dave Hathaway, lavelin; Lorry Lane, broad jump,- Theron Webb, pole vault; Dave Wright, pole voult; and Dick Monahan, shot. Warren Sherlock wins the relay for Wa-Hi. Lorry Lane Therein Webb Warren Sherlock Glenn WeiU Harold Haddock Gory Spray Dave Wright Dick Monahan Coach Fletcher Jerry Deppmg Dave Fields Coach McBride Solly Davis Dave Hathaway Marvin Entze Richard Engeln Gregg Koehler VARSITY TRACK Row Three: Harold Haddock, Dick Monahan, Glenn Weitz, Steve Huntington, Dennis Afford, Tom Schreiner, Mr Fletcher How Two; Jerry Deppmg, Sandy Edwards, John Honeycutt, Duane Niemeyer, Dave Hathaway, Bob Bnjhjell, Mar¬ vin Entie Row One: Theron Webb, Solly Davis, Larry Lane, Dave Wright, Richard Engeln, Dave Fields, Dave BrazeaL Not pictured: Warren Sherlock, Gary Spray, Mr. McBnde. Right: Larry Lane runs for Wa-Hi. Lower Left: Dick Monahan throws the disc Lower Right: Theron Webb over the hurdles. Baseball Gill Gluck D k Monahan Bob Lewis This year s baseball team had a wonderful season. Zeke Block¬ linger, captain, led the team in winning thirteen games and losing only two. Harold Haddock had the best batting average with 450. Gary Forrest and Zeke Blocklinger followed him with 404 and 363. Dan Dgrbawka and Zeke Blocklinger were Wa-Hi s contributions to the All Star Game. We feel that this is a very impressive record, and we hope that they do as well next season. 4 B SQUAD Row Is Louis Wagner, Eugene Deboer, Brian Jones, Biff AsseJin, Don Gessel, Jack Smiley, Jim Fulton. Row 2; Cooch Wooten, Terry Parsons, Ron Farley, Laddie Hutchmson, B«ll Farmer, Melvin Wagner, David F. Wright, Michael Me Beth, Ron Surdett. SCORES Wa-Hi 7 Mac-Hi 0 Wa-Hi 7 Wa-Hi 7 Mac-Hi 5 Wa-Hi 8 Wo-Hi 4 Pendleton 0 Wa-Hi 9 Wo Hi 5 Clarkston 2 Wa-Hi 12 Wa-Ht 6 Richla nd 7 Wa-Hi 10 Wa-Hi 3 Richland 1 Wa-Hi 17 Wa-Hi 14 Richland 7 Wa-Hi 10 Wa-Hi 2 Mac-Hi 5 5 Richland 6 Pendleton 2 Lewiston 2 Yakima 3 Yakima 4 Hermiston 1 Mac-Hi 3 Captain Zeke Blockmger Upper Left Steve Knapp, Steve Marion, Jack Keen, Susan Stoller, Virginia Sneddon, Jacky Verondo, Carl Johnson. Upper Right: Mike Ryles, Buddy Heimbigner, Carl Johnson, Warren Gross, Susan Stoller. Lower: Harold McCoy, Douglas Hutchenson, Gory Ahlgren, Kathy Anderson, Jim Knopf, Jacky Veranda, Carl Johnson, Virginia Sneddon, Jack Keen, Susan Stoller, Steve Mastson, Mike Ryles, War ren Gross, Steve Knapp. Kathy Anderson Jock Keen Presentation: Mrs. Nick Mason. Seven Keya to B aldpate After a lot of hard work by the director, Mrs, Nick Mason, student director, Don Currie, the cast and the production staff, the all-school play, Seven Keys to Baldpate was a big success. Douglas Hutchenson, Gory Ahlgren, Jim Knopf, Kathy Anderson, Ann Gar- Heimbigner, Judy Carter, Annie Wefts, Bill Hill, Gloria Marshall, Sandie vie, Steve Ma son„ Steve Knapp, Mrs. Mason, Mike Ryles, Don Currie, Susan Wade, Clara Davidson, Dennis Gillis, Warren Gross, Harold McCoy. Stoller, Jacky Veranda, Jack Keen, Carl Johnson, Virginia Sneddon, Buddy 6 PreterotatJOf Mr. Lowell Corbin 7he 7ontunetellen CAST Musette.Carol Dennis, Audrey Blanc Sondor..... .... Steve Yeend Irma.....Barbara Oft, Pam Berry Capt. Ladislaus.. .Les Johnson, John MacMurdo Count Berezowski.Deiwin Rimbey Fresco...... .. ... Gary Van Horn Boris....... ..Jim Stovall Madame Pompon .. .Corby Munsey It. Almir........ Don Waite Lt. Timor. . Bill Barnes Wanda ....................... .Linda Webster Vera ........ Miriam Rogers Vaninka...... , Sandi Patton 1st Agent.......Dick Hamm 2nd Agent....... Delwyn Fisher 3rd Agent...Neil Reiter The Wo-Hi Choir 7 Judy Yeend Barboro Roth Honor Guard: Les John¬ son, Skeeter Minmtk, Roger Whitney, Fred Page, Jerry Frazier, Frank Stillman, Scotty Roy, Chuck Slaughter. Royalty: Queen Judy Yeend, Patty Whiteman, Louise Lucorelli, and Mary Ann Renbarger. YWlitariif Ball Decorated in the patriotic red, white and blue, once again the Military Ball proved successful The crowning of 1958 royalty highlighted the evening with Queen Judy Yeend and her court, Mary Ann Renborger, Louise lucorelli, Deanne Baldwin and Patty Whiteman. Senion Ball The 1958 Senior Ball, Tales of the South Pacific, was held March 28. The theme was carried out very effectively by the brown paper ceiling and bamboo waits decorated with bright tropic flowers. At intermission Susan Chnsman was crowned queen of the ball by Gory Spray, Senior Gass president. Those chosen as princesses were Marda Pinkerton, Judy Kirkeby, Louise Lucarelli, and Judy Yeend. Louise Lucorelli, Judy Kirkeby, Queen. Susan Chnsman, Gory Spray, Mardo Pinkerton, Judy Yeend. Below; Jack Manson, Judy Gradwahl, Steve Knapp, Elame Logon, Ken Clements, Virginia Sneddon, Marilyn Brueggemeier, Gayle Sanders. Gerald Gates, Cathie Corkrum, Jerry Lee, Don Currie, Barbara Stelzel, Warren Gross, Virginio Sneddon. 8 Jedenal SJnupection ; m- f?. - . £1 1 Jide At the sound of the 8:30 bell, the Junior Prom got underway, carried out in the theme of Ebb Tide. The atmosphere was typical of an under water setting. Two-toned green seaweed streamed through dafk blue water. Sea horses and small fish were on each wot), while a school of fish were seen hanging from a ceiling of waves. Carl Britt ' s Band provided the music from a glittering ship wreck. At the time of the crowing of the royalty, they played the song Ebb Tide ' ; - -• ' 5f « Left: Elome Lagan, Jean Christopher, Queen, Judy Durand, Susan Balter, Ora Ault; Lower Judy Durand, Mike Ryles, Sarah Aldrich, Roger Whitney, Mr. and Mrs, Logan, Phil Ekstrom. Gail Bierke, Kay Canning ton, Dale Herd, Federal Inspec ti on brought out the usual targe crowd The com¬ manding officers for the year 1958-1959 were announced Roger Whitney, R O T C Lieutenant Colonel, and Marilyn Ahverti, Sponsor Captain. Upper Right; Aliverti is awarded Sponsor Captain. Upper: Roger Whitney is awarded ROTC Lieu¬ tenant Colonel. 9 Uennia. Wa-Hi‘s compara¬ tively unseasoned Tennis teams had a pretty good season- Although their loses almost tied with their winnings, they developed well during the season. Matches were played with Hermiston, Kennewick, Lewiston, Pendleton, and Clarkston. The girls also played St. Fouls. GIRIS. Row 1: Betty Foust, Linda Jones, Karen Jorgensen, Betty Car rick. Row 2: Barbara DeKey- ser, Eleanor Isitt, Sharon McGm- ber, Lana Townsend, Caroline Bruce- BOYS. Row 1: Dean Henderson, Bob Foust, Stewart Rudm, Mike Loney Row 2: les Johnson, Jack Keen, Carl Johnson, Steve Kimble, Don Currie. Plaif Da if, Ploy Day was started with a very successful assembly, featuring the Wa-Hi Dance Bond, a series of slides taken af the years events, and climaxed with Linda Carter and her record pantomime. Seniors were victorious in class races which followed the Assem¬ bly. An impromptu water fight climaxed the food and fun booths sponsored by the service clubs. In the afternoon Wa-Hi placed first in the District Track Meet held at Borleske Stadium, The Military Ball once again ended a very fun-filled and sun burned Play Day. Loft: Forrest and Haddock get soaked. Right: Hurry! Hurryl lower: Class Races. This year the graduating class jour¬ neyed to Lehman Hot Springs for the Senior Sneak. At 6:30 the seniors assembled for roll check and then were an their way. After bouncing over a dusty, rutty rood, they arrived ot Lehman Springs only to find that the only thing to do was swim in a slimy pooh About 4 p m. the Senior Sneak came to o close and the sun¬ burned and tired seniors returned home. Senior Sneak Jaffe finishes his swing. Qolj) The Wa-Hi golf team enioyed o very successful season this year. Their record shows 6 wins, 2 losses, ond a tie The team members throughout the year werei Richard Jaffe, Dan Frandsen, Kelly Ferris, Roy Henderson, Bob Baker, Tom Turner. Kelly Ferns led the teom with a season overage of 77, however Richard Jaffe captured the seasons lowest score of 75 ot Ken newick. In May, Frandsen, Jaffe, Ferris, and Henderson went to Spokane where they placed 4th in the Inland Empire 4-man team tournament Golf Teom Row I: Richard Jaffe, Roy Hen- derson, Kelly Ferns, Row 1 : Dan frandsen, Tom Turner, Commencement On May 29 Commencement for the class of 1958 was held at Borleske Stadium. This is the first time in nearly 20 years that it has been held out of doors. The invocation was given by the Reverend H. L. Faege. Gary Spray, senior class president made the introductions. Mary Hooper gave the salutatory address with Karen Engeln delivering the valedictory. The Educated and Dedicated Mind was the topic for the principle commencement speaker, Professor Elwyn Schwartz of the University of Idoho. The presentation of awards and scholarships valued at over $20,000 were presented by Mr. T.drick. Carl Johnson, chairman of the School Board of District 110, presented 268 graduating members with diplomas. Reverend A. C Delabarre dosed with the benediction.