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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1961 volume:

Alma Mater ' 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. i Presented by the Associated Students Walla Walla, Washington of Walla Walla High School Nineteen Hundred Sixty-One Dedication Mr. Wilbur Boschker, a graduate of Tolloch High School, South Dakota, and State Normal and Industrial College, Clendale, North Dakota, has been teaching for twenty-seven years. In his twenty years at Wa-Hi he has taught woodshop, al¬ gebra and mechanical drawing, also. Believing that the building isn ' t what makes the school, Mr. Boschker states, What I like best each year is coming back to the kids, not seeing teachers, not the work or facing the hard¬ ships, but seeing the kids because each one is a challenge. For his outstanding work, deep devotion to guiding each student who passes through his door and his love of teaching, we the students of Wa-Hi wish to dedicate this Royal Blue of 1961 to him. Table of Dedication.4 Football.8 Homecoming.13 Senior Play.14 Exchange Students . . 15 Government.16 Pep Squad ..20 Barn Dance.26 Sadie Hawkins .... 28 Basketball.30 Wrestling.34 Assistants.35 FFA . ....... 38 Vocal Music.40 Clubs.43 N. H. S.50 Annual Staff.52 Contents Journal Staff .... . 54 Girls ' League .... . 56 Boys ' Federation . . 58 Girls ' Sports .... . 62 Mr. Lybecker .... . 64 Christmas Assembly . . 65 Orchestra. . 65 Military . . 66 Administration . 70 Faculty. . 71 Sophomores .... . 78 Juniors. . 88 Seniors ...... . 98 Patrons. . 128 Acknowledgments . 129 Index . . 130 Autograph pages . . 136 5 Autumn arrives on the bright showy wing Of the month of September, who with it brings Beauty and splendor of crisp sunny days, And the promise of learning in multiform ways. Meeting old friends with a comfort and ease, To a game we all tramp just in order to seize Thrilling enjoyment to carry us on through a year Of hard study which quickly is gone —Nancy Smith Mr, Fletcher, Mr. McBride, Max Barnes, Jim Bedford John Cummins, Mike Dunham, Dave Fletcher, John Folsom Tom Fox, Ken Frazier, Bob Qradwohl, Don Gfover Fred Gwinn, Bill Johnston, Jim Kinney, Phil Lane Don Linke, Jim Matthews SCORES Davis 32 Wa-Hi Pasco 0 . Wa-Hi Lewiston 21 . Wa-Hi Sunnyside 6 . Wa-Hi Kennewick 7.Wa-Hi Richland 18 . Wa-Hi Eisenhower 19 . Wa-Hi Wenatchee 7 , . . ..Wa-Hi Gonzaga 34 . Wa-Hi (5 Dave McRae a Tom Nelson Frank Noal Mickey O ' Neil Larry Richards Tom Schulke Mike Williams The 1960 football season was an in-between year for the Wa-Hi Blue Devils. Faced with the loss of 18 lettermen, Coach Fletcher was nevertheless, able to field a light but scrappy team. Off to a slow start, they finished the season with a record of four wins, four losses, and earned second place in the Big Seven with a league tally of four wins and one loss. Seven lettermen will graduate this year, but there are quite a few talented sophomores and juniors to take their places, among them Frank Noal, Mickey O ' Neil, Tom Fox, Jack Thornton, Tom Schulke, Tom Nelson, Doug Coffey, and Mike Dunham. The Blue Devils presented a good ground game, but were easily hurt by more aerial-minded teams. Memorable games included the romp against Richiand, Pasco ' s sharp demise, and the fine victory over Kennewick. Ken Frazier was the captain of the 1960 team while Roger Weber was our lone representative on the All-Conference team. Bob Yenney Orville Korn. Jack. Jrvtng Roger Weber Bob Sporledier VARSITY—Row 1: Jim Irving, Ken Frazier, Tom Fox, Fred Gwinn, John Folsom, Dave McRae, Phil Lane, Tom Schulke, Steve SchneN- hardt, Mickey O ' Neil, Brian Duncan, Bob Sporleder. Row 2: F. Fletcher, Larry Richards, Dave Fletcher, Don Linke, Frank NoaJ, Jim Kinney, Doug Coffey, Bob Gradwohl, Tom Nelson, Mike Williams, Chas, McBride, Row 3: Bob Yenney, Ralph Sc hoes si er, Roger Esters, Don Glover, Jim Bedford, Roger Weber, Bill Johnston, Max Barnes, Gordon Logan, Jack Thorn¬ ton, Jim Matthews, Orville Horn, MR, RICHARDSON fl SQUAD, Row 1; Fred Gwinn, John Folsom, Ricky Shower, Mike Bickford, Eddy Welch, Bill Chandler, Bob Kerns, Mike BenzeJ, Phil lane, Gary Baft. Row It Steve Schnelhardt, Brian Duncan, Dave Langis, Lanny Johnson, Dave Thorne, Tim Tucker, Joe Fletcher, Ed Frazier, Gene Daws, Jim Henderson. Row 3: Bob Gradwohl, Ed Cabrelle, Jerry Nelson, Ralph Schoessler, Jim Matthews, Jim Baker, Larry Colby, Bill Sacks, Bruce Williams, John Sfelzel. M m a 12 •� o Royalty for 1960 Homecoming were Prince Bill Wallingford, Princess Winnie Oakland, Queen Sharon Amen, King Ken Frazier, Princess Linda Zaring and Prince Jim Bedford. Wa-Hi ' $ 13th annual homecoming was celebrated November 11-12 with a ser¬ pentine and bonfire and a day-light noise parade before the afternoon game a- gainst Gonzaga Prep, and was climaxed by the Peppermint Palace dance The decorations in pink, red, and white and stereo music, all planned by the A5B Cabinet, formed the perfect setting for a perfect evening o m e c o m i n 13 Student Director Gretchen Herrmann Dino Falcaro Dave Miller Shirley Wallace Terry Williams Mr. Sheridan Tony Howells Miss Harris Marjorie Hart Mr. Mandel Larry Hanley Jackie Terry Fox Danny Dan Clark Steve Larry Schwerin Della Peggy Luke Sylvia Norma Bern rose Pat Kay Whitney Bea Betty CzyhoJd Tony Falcaro Dennis Snyder Mrs. Falcaro Karen Whitner Mr. Falcaro Jim Kinney Mrs. Mikcula Sue Hall 1st young girl Karen Dippel 2nd young girl Loxi Fiedler Neighborhood boy Jack Hamburg Neighborhood girl Judie Jewell Make-up Dawn Coryell Publicity Vicki Saucier Programs Sharon Flanagan Costumes Karen Murphy Properties Chris Eubanks Sets Lighting Bob Esfltng ' DINO” The senior class play, Dino, was presented in the Wa-Hi au¬ ditorium January 20th and 26th, under the direction of Mr. Sohwager, advisor, and Gretchen Herrmann, student director. Dino is the story of a young boy, who discovers at the last possible moment that a better life is possible. His new life in a big city settlement house is an experience in trusting and sought-for friendship — eventu¬ ally to understanding. Essen¬ tially a study in human nature. It is the most challenging play yet attempted by the Wa-Hi Dra¬ ma Department. Joe Jaucian } arrived in the United United States last August and since then have found wonder¬ ful new experiences and have seen interesting places ' says Joe Jaucian of his A.F.S. mis¬ sion to the United States. Joe, a senior, and a guest of the Robert Jamisons, found the cli¬ mate and activities very differ¬ ent from his native Philippine Islands, but has found the change pleasant. He likes topla ping-pong in his leisure time and also col¬ lects stamps and writes to about 15 pen-pals. Future plans include a possi¬ ble career in the foreign service. Exchange Students Dan Clark Dan, as the first Wa-Hi stu¬ dent to go abroad as an ex¬ change student under the Am¬ erican Field Service program, spent the past summer in Ros¬ ario, Argentina. There he drank mate ' , lived with a local family, met Argentine President From dize on television, and did his best to leave a good impression of American good-will. Of the fifty students in South America, four were in Rosario. Dan ' s relatives there includ¬ ed a brother Pablo, 17, and a sister Anna Stella, 14, He was able to swim, golf, sail, go rid¬ ing, and play tennis. Current A.F.S activities in¬ clude presenting talks on his trip and acting on the commit¬ tee to select new exchange stu¬ dents. 15 Our President - Bill Wallingford 16 RON THOMPSON Vke President WINNIE OAKLUND Secretary DONNA FULTON Treasurer Associated Student Body Cabinet DICK MOORS Chief Justice Student Court JIM BEDFORD Fire chief DEANNA BROWN Royal Blue Editor CHRIS EUBANKS Girls ' League President JIM KINNEY Chief justice Traffic Court FRED DAVENPORT Yell King JEANNIE McMANUS Journal Editor KEN FRAZIER Boys ' Federation President T7 1st SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Row 1: Linda Yeager, Margaret Klundt, Beulah Abenroth, Mr. Tidrick, Ron Thompson, Dean Uyeno, Dave Grieb. Row 2; Dave Miller, Connie Mich- aelis, Marjorie Hart, Kay Whitney, Jerry Hawley, Bill Boldman, Alan Chun, Larry Lewis, Mike Freeman, Melvin Swanson. Row 3; Dan Gluck, Bob Sporleder, Dick Peterson, Craig Buchanan, Judy 0 Chamberlain, Cheryl hilt, Patty Farris, Doris Parker, Robert Wagner. Row 4: Roberta Long, Ann Schultz, Cora Knopf, Carolyn Foege, Sharon Flanagan, Carina Stone, Judy Levine, Patty Greiner, Nancy Cox, Charlene Harmon. Row 5: Tom Schulke, Jack Irving, Max Barnes, John Folsom, Les Broome, Dave Woodward, Gordon Logan, Jonny Gibson, Mike Mc- Candless. 1st SEMESTER STUDENT COURT, Left to Right: Bill Anderson, Jim Baker, Jim Kinney, and Cora Knopf. 1st SEMESTER TRAFFIC COURT, Row 1: Dick Moors, Steve Schilling, John Folsom, Roberta Long, Row 2: Dan Clark, Jack Thornton, Don Linlte. f A$B TICKET SELLERS Row T: Sarah Jane Donaldson, Nancy Hrmes, Carol! Weathermen, Jeanne McManus, Pam Chamberlain, Donna Veley, Patty Collins, Bob Ahsmuhs, Row 2: Cathy Andres, Karen Dippef, Linda McFarland, Becky Horton, Patty Farris, Chfisiy Allison, Sally Epstein, Dolly Ann Ekstrom, Row 3: Dan Gluck, Cheryl Cummings, Terry Fox, Pat Buchanan, Bill Schwerin, David Thompson, Kay Eyraud, Donna Fulton, Mike Williams. Legislative Assembly has had a year of mixed accomplishments, handling worthwhile legislation, while at the same time experiencing the need for better- regulated assemblies and more clearly defined areas of authority. The work of committees formed to orient new students and to revise the Blue Book were specif ic accomplishments. Student Court has continued the process of revision and improvement which began last year. Procedures, enforcement, and the effectiveness of the Court have been greatly improved; improvement will continue as more students support the Court ' s attitudes. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES, Row 1; John Fol¬ ium (Sgt, at Arm ), Alan Chun (Vice-presidem), Ron Thompson (President), Linda Yeager (New Student ' Comm.), Beulah Aben- rojh (Secretary), Row 2: Mr. Tidrick, Tom Schulke, Cathy Craw¬ ford, Deanna Knopf, Nikki Grosgebauer, Judy Bee Chamberlain, Patti Greiner, Carma Stone. Row 3: Betty Seeliger, Nancy Cox, Diana Havens, Karleen Schreiner, Pam Huntington, Terry Wit tiams, Kathi Pollan, Ann Schuhz , Row 4: Jim Schoessler, Car roll Weathermen, Calhy Andres, Becky Horton, Steve Schilling, Sharleen Harmon, Larry Lewis, Row 5; Robert Wagner, Larry Koibe, Craig Buchanan, Steve Shoun, Larry Hanley, (Chairman Evaluation Comm.), Jack Frost, Jerry Bickel, Bob Jamison. Not Pictured: Tom Cufley, Dave Powell, Gordon Logan, Ron Over¬ man, Don Glover. WA-HI BAND. Row !: Jackie Hickman,, Lynnetle Cockrum, Deanna Dav¬ ison, Linda Peterson, Elaine Minighor, Lanny Johnson, Jim Tom¬ lin, Fred Krohn, Dee Byrd, Don Salsberry, Jerry Harmon, Wal- Eace McDonald, Eddie Welch, Jack Conway, Allan Moeller, Jay Abler , LaVerne Huffman, Gordon Crippen, Greg Jones, Jon Braden, Trudy Sanders, Don McCoy, Jim McMurdo, Larry Loney, Mr. Larsen, Ricky Stewart, Bob Fuller, Jonny Gibson, Dick Moors, Dan Clark, Ricky Showers, Betty Stimmel, Dorotha Krohn. Row 2: Doug McLemore, Sandy Rohde, Merry Parish, Janice Nichols, Marcia Emmons, Lana Orton, Bob Jamison, Paul Davis, Jerry lewis, Paul Anderson, Duane Wagner, Jerry Boomer, Gor¬ don Anderson, Jim Long, Tom Proctor, Jim Kinney, Norm Smith, Tom Miller, Roger McEllaney, Kirk Osborne, Karon Clayton, Jay McLean, John Siaudenmier, Dallas Patterson, Barbara Wain wrighf, Mary Ann Maddux, Susan Leslie. Row 3: Kathy Cry- hold, Jean Croker, Patty Barboto, Wayne Modine, Jo Ann Luft, Nancy Safa, Marcella Smith, Jean Warren, Mike Brown, John Folsom, Linda Marbut, Richard Zler, Robin Harkins, Jack Mc¬ Donald, Bob Ahsmuhs, Sonya Patzkowskl, Sandy Marr, Darlene ftemey. Sue Newhouse. Row 4; Bill Anderson, Anne Tyler, Linda VanHorn, Peggy Luke, Mary Lou Tomlin, Carole Cloud, Kathy Anderson, Sam Smith, Jim Rankin, Marcia Michaelsen, Bob Perry, Dan Gluck. Not pictured: Janie Griffen, Gary Jutz. 24 Barn Dance The F.F.A. Barn Dance that was held in the Wa-Hi girls ' gym was decorated with bales of hay around the edge. Bales in the center of the gym surrounded Bill Hof ' s ram lamb. Tiger, The false ceiling in three shades of blue, created the atmosphere of an oldtime square dance. Mel Repass and his band provided the music while couples did several mixers and square dances, Kay McKay was crowned this year ' s sweetheart by Ken Frazier, F,F,A, president. KEN FRAZIER AND F.F A. SWEETHEART ' KAY McKAY Sadie Hawkins The annual Sadie Hawkins dance, presented February 17, 1961 in the Wa-Hi Girls ' gym, was quite different, and was enjoyed by everyone. The royalty was omitted this year, but Mr, Kamp added a special feature with his marriage booth. Girls ' League sponsored the dance and con¬ tributed the decorations which consisted of dog- patch personalities on the walls. Several bales of hay in the center of the gym held up Mr, Scarecrow and his sweetheart. General chairman was Kathy Mundy, assisted by Sandy Oleson. Other chairmen were: Pat Seaborn, Joyce Bailey, Mary Morse, Marjorie Lewis, Janice Nye, Gretchen Herrmann, Kay Mc¬ Kay, Penny Walters, Jayne Siegel, Bev Wilson, and Ann Schultz. Chaperones for the dance were Dr, and Mrs. Philip Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, and Mr and Mrs. Robert Whitner, The Gems provided the music for the dance and pictures were taken by Dan Gluck. Winter has come bringing temperatures low. Naked trees being clothed in a garment of snow. Studies and homework are now in full swing With the prospect of finals and headaches they bring. 28 Burdens of tests make us anxious to catch A brisk basketball game or a tough wrestling match. Half the year gone, and we ' ve only begun! We must wage ourselves on for there ' s work to be done! 29 A-5QUAD, kneeling: Orville Horn and John Cranor. Standing: Roger Weber, Ed Weitz, Jim Bedford, Jack Irving, Kenny Van Ausdale, Tom Schulke, Jack Frost, Jock Edwards, Ned Shafer, Tom Nelson, Don Glover and John Netann The Wa-Hi basketball team wound up a good season March 11, in their bid for a State berth, a bid which was rudely turned down by Spokane ' s Central Valley team. The preceeding games were on the whole more favorable, as Wa-Hi finished the season with a score of 13 wins to 9 losses. Coach Richardson had a steady, well-balanced nucleus of six seniors, backed up by a group of five juniors. This second team will be next season ' s starting squad, and on that basis, the future ' s prospects are bright. The year ' s winning pattern fell into victories at home and losses away. However, the Lewiston Bengals were the only team to defeat Wa-Hi twice. FG FT T, RTS Weber 90 78 258 Bedford 95 55 245 Van Ausdle 73 35 181 Frost 37 23 97 Glover 38 26 102 Shafer 41 12 94 T. Nelson 12 20 44 Irving 12 5 28 J. Nelson 4 2 TO Weitz 0 3 3 Edwards 1 0 2 Schulke 1 1 3 Totals 404 260 1067 fl SQUAD BASKETBALL, Row I: Mike Benzel, Mike Repass, Mick- Ingalls, Bill Graves, Paul Roesch, Jim Matthews, Louis Murray, ey O ' Neill, Frankie Noel, Tom Fox, Bill Chandler. Row 2: Steve Bob Frances, Coach Kremer. 1960-61 SEASON Wa-Hi 59 Richland 54 Wa-Hi 48 Rogers 65 Wa-Hi 59 Kennewick 46 Wa-Hi 54 Lewiston 57 Wa-Hi 40 Mac-Hi 41 Wa-Hi 48 Ctarkston 22 Wa-Hi 54 Moses Lake 49 Wa-Hi 55 Clarkston 57 Wa-Hi 38 Lewiston 66 Wa-Hi 42 Pasco 38 Wa-Hi 54 Richland 47 Wa-Hi 36 Hermiston 41 Wa-Hi 68 Hermiston 51 Wa-Hi 10 Wenatchee 50 Wa-Hi 52 Pasco 47 Wa-Hi 39 Wenatchee 50 Wa-Hi 43 Kennewick 59 Wa-Hi 56 Moses Lake 73 Wa-Hi 62 Rogers 54 Wa-Hi 62 Rogers 54 Wa-Hi 51 Mac-Hi 37 Wa-Hi 40 Central Valley 63 33 WRESTLING TEAM VARSITY MJke By ergo Ken Frazier David Grieb Frank Bailey Phil Lane Ron Thompson Ear! Betts Wa-Hi enjoyed a fair wrestling season this year, winning five dual meets, tying two; and losing four. Although several times hurt by for¬ feits in the unlimited class, the squad had good depth. Special effort was made this year to at¬ tract spectators, on a paying basis Of those who attended the sub-district (we are in the southern half of the Yakima Valley Wrestling Conference) competition at Pasco, Feb. 14, Mike Byergo (Jr ) placed third, Earl Betts (Jr.) fourth, Frank Bailey (Sr ) fourth, Dave Grieb (Sr.) first, Phil Lane (Jr ) second, Ron Thompson (Sr.) fourth, and Ken Frazier (Sr ) first. At the District Contest, held in Grandview Feb 18, Betts placed third, Grieb second, Lane third, and Frazier sec¬ ond; no Wa-Hi matmen qualified for the State competition Individual high records for the season were made by Frazier (16-2) and Grieb (11-3-1). Ken was voted the recipient of the Mr. Hustle award, given for outstanding performance, hard work, and group contribution Dave Grieb and Phil lane Wrestling SEASON RECORD 1961 Wa-Hi 15 Pasco 33 Wa-Hi 27 Richland 19 Wa-Hi 23 Grandview 21 Wa-Hi 19 Richland 23 Wa-Hi 20 Kennewick 20 Wa-Hi 20 Prosser 20 Wa-Hi 36 Lewiston 12 Wa-Hi T5 Pasco 33 Wa-Hi 34 Lewiston 16 Wa-Hi 24 Pendleton 18 Wa-Hi IB Kennewick 20 Wa-Hi 12 Pasco 3Q Ken Frazier and Ron Thompson WRESTLING, Row 1: Terry Franklin, Ken Frazier, Ron Thompson, Mike Byergo, Dick Williams, Rodney Jensen, Frank Bailey, Dave Grieb, Richard Lang is. Row 2; Richard Moeller, Fred Gwinn, Eddie Welch, Phil Lane, Earl Betts, Mike Bickford, Jim Hender¬ son. Row 3: Larry Koibe, manager; Allan Dillard, Larry Rich¬ ards, Ed Frazier, Bruce Williams, Jerry Nelson, Greg Mulhair, Mr McBride BOYS ' P,E. ASSISTANTS, Row 1: Robin Smith, Warren Bozarth, Gene Longood. Row 2: Ken VanAusdale, David Wickizer. GIRLS ' P.E. ASSISTANTS, Row U Gay Chipman, Linda Davis, Judy B. Chamberlain, Emilie Cote, Shirley Schulke. Row 2: Dianne Russell, Elsa Troeh, Wayvallea Massey, Kay Eyrand, Christine Drinkard. HOME EC, ASSISTANTS: Wanda Smith, Carol Rohn, Claudia Oldham, Assistants AUTO MECH ASSISTANTS: Jim Oakley. HAND CRAFT ASSISTANTS: Dick Williams. WOODSHOP ASSISTANTS: Lynn Dapping, Jim Kennedy, Bo Bollinger, Dan Brown, Tom Cufley, Mike Oertel, Jerry Bafus, Erae Strampher. NURSE ' S ASSISTANTS, Row 1: Sandy Mart, Winnie Douglas, Barbara Halverson. Row 2: Helen Max on, Patty Chapman, Nancy Jo Cookran, MR. LEDBETTER S ASSISTANTS, Row I: Penny Mahan, Laura Rye k men, Myrna Wheeler, Edna Jane Luebke. Row 2: Nancy Johnson, Nancy Sale, Beulah Abenroth, Sharon Louderback, Betty Seeliger. DEAN ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Sharon Amen, Chen Stamper, Linda Nyman, Lumina Case, Norma Semrose, Marjorie Lewis. WELDING ASSISTANTS: Ron Cantrell, Bob Walker, Wes Butler, Ron Carlyle. PRINCIPAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Pat Collins, Suzanna Wischmeier, Wanda Smith, Judy Klinsky, llene Williams, Carol Keith. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS, Row 1: Janice Gardner, Sandra Scruggs, Jerry Duff, Karen Petrie, Row 2: Betty Czyhold, Janice Vernon, Sharon Atkinson, Carol Bradshaw, Sharon Flanagan. STAGE ASSISTANTS: Bill Campbell, Bab Estling, Tom Proctor. AUDIO-VISUAL ASSISTANTS, Row 1: Sonya Patzkowski, Harold Hatch, Art Sauer, Jerry Johnson. Row 2: Bill Woods, Gary Duff, Mike Oertel, David Grieb. Vs iaa MILIl , DEAN ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Nancy Himes, Julie Austin, Virginia Mertens, Party Radford, Mary Potter, Barbara Siegel, Linda Bailey. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, 1st semester: Judy B. Chamberlain, Georgia Bales, Judy Miller, Pat Grabinski, Judie Jewel. TEACHERS ' ASSISTANTS, Row 1: Bonnie Reisinger, Laura Ryckman, Bar¬ bara Hoy, Elizabeth Franzen. Row 2: Nancy Veronda, Wallace McDonald, Betty Czyhold. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, 2nd Semester: Patti Thompson, Carol Mock, Car- lene Heimbignet, Darlene Casseday, Connie Fuller. Not pictured: Judy Figgins, Carolyn Waggoner. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS; Dan Brown, Paul Nelson, Larry Coblentz, Sylvan Rim bey, Glenn Rimbey, Lyle Coblentz. COMMERCIAL ASSISTANTS: Deanna Brown, Bonnie Ruddick, Marlene Mc- Clanahan, Winnie Priday, Pat Chapman, Dawn Coryell, Barbara Luchte, Susan Aldrich, Ruby McKinnon, AUDIO-VISUAL ASSISTANTS, Row Is Pete McClure, Paul Field, Frank Bailey, Ron Cantrell, Colin Gumm, Row 2: Larry Shaw, Mark Barnes, Henry Schatzel, Marvin Haws, Gary Bradley. MR. CAMPANELirS ASSISTANTS, Row 1; Darlene Berney, Gerry Sloan. Row 2; Jean DeWolf, Carol Hopkins, Louise Griffin, Linda Margerum. V Girls’ Sports The girls ' physical education classes par ticipated in a variety of different activities during the school year Flag football, punt socker and Norwegian ball were some of the sports that highlighted the fall season. The winter months kept the girls inside for basketball, volley¬ ball and badminton. For the first time in three years, co-ed uca- tional dancing was taught. Spring found the girls outside for tennis, softball and track, which is a relatively new sport for the girls at Wa HL VOCAL MUSIC CHOIR, Row 1: Karla Beck, Cheryl Fiedler, Shaleen Massey, Nancy Smith, Paul Wheeler, James Devine, James Brenn, Jerry Lewis, Michael Masoner, Sherry Schesser, Kathryn Anderson, Margaret Slaughter, Judy Pulliam, Sharon Iben, Joy Bratvold Row 2: Kathy Branson, Mary Ann Maddux, Bonnie Moser, Mary Williams, Joyce Bailey, Larry Coblent , Tom Nelson, Duane Wagner, Bill Wallingford, Steve Fausti, Kay Whitney, Carol Robertson, Julie Gainer, Norma Bemrose, Peggy Luke, Merle Anderson, Linda Van Horn. Row 3: Zella Barieif, Judy Jewell, Nancy Jo Cochran, Steve Schnellhardt, Harold Oldridge, David Craig, Wallace McDonald, Dean (Jyeno, Jim Bedford, Fred Dav¬ GIRIS ' GLEE CLUB, Row T: lyda Spellman, Sharon Young, Con¬ nie Benedict, Rachel Blake, Roberta Hoppe, Grace McFarland, Judy Levin, Barbara Teal, Connie Linscott, Susan Boatman, Donna Johnson, Sandra McClanahan, and Pat Bair. Row 2; Cheryl Fisher, Carla Owsley, Penny Collins, Judith Russell, Susan Honey- enport, Larry Lewis, Frank Bailey, John Rothrock, Ron Overman, Diana Weis, Carolyn Preston, Mary Beth Arbuckle. Row 4 Amy Owen, Marjorie Hart, Gwen Cobatn, Ardyth Oldridge, Judy Overturf, Norman Russell, Pat Farwell, Ron Lloyd, Arlan Gibb, Norman Smith, Mike OerteJ, Jim Hays, Bob Bennett. Larry Smith, Garth Lindsey, Charles Masoner, Ernie Storr er, Judy Wise, Helen Maxon, Kathryn Czyhold, Beulah Abenroth. Not pic¬ tured: Lavonna Cox, Dolly Ann Ekstrom, Sharfene Harman, Gary Knudson, Jim Kinney, Linda Lamdoni, Jim MacMurdo, Jan Reed, Lois Schwarz. cuff, Carole Cloud, JoAnn Olson, Elaine Royse, Rachel Miller, Carolyn Hibbard, Lois Furrow, Linda Margerum, and Sharon Daniel. Not pictured: Diana Draper, Karen Krika, Darlene Pet¬ erson, Arminta Sanders, Juanita Stephenson, and Patti Thomas, JUNIOR ENSEMBLE, I. to f.: Marg arct Slaughter, Sandy Oleson, Ardith Old- ridge, pianist Joyce Bailey, Kathy Branson, and Phyllis Gardner, All juniors. These girls have sung at Girls J League and school programs, and at ouHrf-ichoot functions. Right’ The Wa-Hi orchestra performed at the Cnrislmas Program and also accom- panied the Choir in the Messiah. Above: The soloists for the Messiah included soprano Amy Owen, alto Linda landoni, soprano Kathy Branson, alto Linda Van Horn, alto Ardith Ofdridge and soprano Maryann Maddux, The Christmas Assembly was presented Dec, 23 through the combined efforts of the Speech and Music Departments. The Orchestra played a short program of num¬ bers which appeared in their Christmas Concert, and they were followed by a sidewalk view of the Holidays, Jim Bed¬ ford portrayed Santa Claus, interviewing passers-by and reading children ' s letters. The program was narrated by Allen Ger¬ man. The bedlam and excitement of Chirst- mas morning was represented by a fami¬ ly skit, which was partially a satire of the modern commercialized Christmas, Gay Chipman pantomimed ' The Little Match Girl as Marjorie Hart narrated the story. A new 50-star flag was presented to the school by the R.OT.C, Department as the Choir provided a vocal background for the ceremony. They also sang se ver¬ al other numbers, dramatizing ' ' Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer ' 42 V b r ' [91 n DRAMA CLUB, Row 1: Mr. Schwager, Susan Leslie, Karen Whitner, Donna Schmerer, Pauline Hart, JoAnn Taylor, Bonnie Reisinger, Marilyn McIntosh, Row 2: Peggy Luke, Gretehen Herr- mann r Georgia Nelson, Elaine Gobble, Norma Bemrose, Carol Monahan, Dawn Coryell, Row 3: Alice Albright, Winnie Douglas, Betty Czyhold, Karen Murphy, Marjorie Hart, Ardith Oldridge, Phoebe Younker. Row 4: Tony Howells, Tom Proctor, Bill Compbell, Bob Estllng, Dave Miller, Jim Kinney. Not Pictured: Amy Owen, Terry Williams, Chris Eubanks, Deanna Brown, Karl Hermann,Mary Morse, Vicki Saucier, Susan Roberts, Donna Bryant, Diana Gilliam. This year saw the Wa-Hi Chapter of the School Projectionists Clubs of America get well on Its way. Officers for this year included Frank Bailey, President; Ron Can¬ trell, Vice President; Jean DeWolf, Sec¬ retary; Louise Griffin, Treasurer; Gary Duff, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Mr. R. L. Campan- elli. Advisor. The club took part in many activities, one of which was the making of a wooden toy box for Seguin School. The Club is one of 1,200 School Projection¬ ists Clubs organized in the United States, Canada, and Mexico for the purpose of carrying on the duties and responsibilities of the projection of the educational motion picture and other audio and visual aids in the classroom. Drama Club Audio-Visual ■■■ 1 The Drama Club was re-established at Wa-Hi this fall after pronounced enthusi¬ asm on the part of approximately fifty students. The group, under the direction of Mr. Schwager, has enjoyed a variety of entertaining and educational programs concerning the theatre, among which was a discussion of the art of mime by Whit¬ man instructor. Bill Douglas; participation in the production of Dino; and a discus¬ sion of college theatre by two Whitman senior drama students. Thirteen of the members qualified for National Thespian Society. They are to be installed this spring. The objectives of the club are to provide background and experience for students interested in drama, provide a source of acting talent for school da- mafic activities, interest students rn dra¬ ma, and provide for stage upkeep and crews during all civic and school use of the slage. AUDIO-VISUAL, Row 1: Louise Griffin, Jean DeWolf, Gerry Sloan, Sonya Patzkowsku Betty Cochran, Carol Hopkins Row 2: Harold Hatch, Frank Bailey, Pat Johnson, Mark Barne s, Sill Woods, Tom Reynolds, Colin Gumm. Row 3: Ron Cantrell, Michael O ' Brien, Gary Bradley, Mike Oertel, Henry Schatzef, Art Sauer, Gary Duff. Not Pictured: Marvin Haws, Calvin Bust, Jimmy Wilson, Cathy Waggoner, Jerry Johnson, John Beckham, Linda Margerum, Constance Peyton, Opal Brock, Jim Depee, Pete McClure. I ; | A 1 e I u b Wa-HTs Pep Club the Devilettes is one of the largest and most vigorous of the new in- school clubs. Their membership, rang¬ ing up to 160 girls, has appeared in uniform at all home games and pep as- emblies and has gone to several out of town games. Their main project this year is to raise money for uniforms To ac¬ complish this, the girls have held cake sales, sold concert tickets, held a frol¬ ic and a raffle. The posters in the halls before each game have been a real asset to school spirit. 44 Row 1: Cheryl Isitt, Lauraie Ryekman, JoAnn Reid, Bonnie Roddick, Patty Johnson, Deanna Nienhueser, Darlene Peterson. Row 2: Shaleen Massey, Kay Stiles, Laurie Ito, Bonnie Beijinger, Cheryl Page, Sue Has call, Nancy Johnson, Lynne Gradwohl. Row 3: Cathy Waggoner, Donna Bryant, Arlene Butherus, Christine Drinkard, Sue Collins, Marsha Sehlitt, Alma Morrow, Row A: Patty Palmer, Nancy Mu lhair, Barbara Siegel, Sharon Amen, Cheri Stamper, Linda Mar but, Penny Mahan, Karen Murphy Row 5: Karen Christian, Mari¬ an Cameron, Winifred Douglas, Judy Jewell, JoAnn Winkler, Barbara Pierce, Deanna Brown Row 1: Par Bair, Wendy Williams, Sue Pritchard, Judy Powers, Sandy Severson, Jayne Siegel, Karen Dippel, Row 2: Gale Crump, Crisiy Allison, Shirley Bergrud, Judy Bee Chamberlain, Patty Barbufo, Carrie Sim mends, Terry Fox. Row 3: Carol Krummel, Jeanne Eagle son, Sally Epstein, Connie Linscott, Kay Gustin, Betty Stimmel, Alice Stark. Row 4: Carma Stone, Melinda Brown, Judy Saltmarsh, Carol Monahan, Patti Greiner, Susan Watson, Carolyn Hibbard, Kathy Branson. Row 5: Gayle Johnson, Charlene Selby, Kathi Pol lari, Pat Seaborn, Mary Russell, Diana Dennis. Not Pictured: Nancy Himes, Sheila MaeArfhur, Ida Williams, Mary Morse, Nikki Grosgebauer, Carmen Monje, Susy Parker, Marilyn McIntosh. Row 1: (Carla Beck, Linda Peterson, Linda Abrams, Adene Knott, Dan id Straw, Shannon Banker, Row 2: Betty Landoni, Bobbi Teal, Jan Nye, Cheryl Frandsen, Cathy Crawford, Ann DeBunce, Connie Fuller. Row 3: Sandy May, Penny Walters, Carla Owsley, Marian Haken, Phyllis Gaffke, Pat Dyer, Berrys Davis, Judy Figgena. Row A: Barbara Adam, Maureen Harried, Pam Mele, Patty Collins, Diana Kennedy, Marcia Jones, Diane Weis. Row 5: Karla Anderson, Alice Wahl, Phoebe Younger, Elaine Gobble, Mar jean White, Gretchen Herrmann, JoAnn Olson. PEP CLUB OFFICERS, Row 1: Ida Williams, Attendance Officer; Terry Fox, President; Karen Dippel, Vice President, Row 2; Mary Morse, Secretary; Penny Walters, Historian; and Kathy Branson, Treasurer. RETAIL SELLING, Row 1; Jackie Schultz, Barbara SandersXarol Hopkin , Donna Weber, Irene Landoni, Linda Yeager, Mr. Haase. Row 2: Jerry Duff, Carolyn Waggoner, Jerry Erdman, Bill Tennent, Larry Schlegel, Day Clark. Row 3; Bril Knowles, Den Coryell Nat Palmer, Jim Irving, We Butler. Not Pictured: Betty Cochran, Dennis Saxon. Retail Selling Math-Science Distributive Education is a vocational course in which the students earn two credits and two work credits, and must put in 450 work hours per year. The class ' s activities on a state-wide scale were the Govenor ' s planning convention in Olympia, to which Jerry Erdman was the Wa-Hi delegate, and the State Con¬ vention in Aberdeen, attended by all members of Washington ' s 32 D.E. clubs. Their local activities included giving Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, conducting shopping surveys and a fruit promotion week, and arranging for speakers and films. MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB, Row I; Michele Best up, Elizabeth Franzen, Lesley McCormmack, Donna Schmerer. Row 2; Mark Davenport, Steve Oldfield, Ed Zilk, Richard Zier, Eric Nunn. Row 3: Eddie Taylor, Michael Guinn, Allen Scott, Stuart Baker. 1960-61 marked the beginning of Wa-Hi ' s Math and Science club. During the year, lectur¬ es ranging from astronomy to the spect¬ rum were presented by various resource speakers from the sur¬ rounding area. At one of the monthly meet¬ ings a cloud chamber demonstration was giv¬ en by a Wa-Hi student. Several field trips were taken including a trip to the atomic plant at Hanford and one to the Corps of Engineers where the computer and electronic machines used in the work at the base were demon¬ strated. GAA, Row 1: Carls Owsley, Connie Lintcott, Betty Landoni, Sandy Severson, Laurie (to, Barbara Teal. Row 2: Betty Stimmel, Chris Drinkard, Kay Gu tin, Elsa Troeh, Betsy Franzen, Barbara Moore, Not Pictured: Lesley McCormmack, Jo Ann Winkler, Carrie Simmonds, Karla Beck. GAA FHA FHA, Row 1: Karen Ruiz, Linda Van Horn, Jean DeWolf, Janet Oldham, Francis Mundr, Karen Sisson, Elaine Royee. Row 2: Janet Conway, Patty Wingeri, Donna Renick, Par Melton, Claudia Oldham, Barbara Moore. Row 3; Suzanna Wischmeier, Karen Holloway, Marilyn White, Bonita Rebman, Nancy Ziska, Zella Bartelt, Jeanie Warren. Not Pictured; Elaine Minzghor, Sonja Pat- zkowski, Karen Petrie, Patti Thomas, Edith Young. Future Homemakers of America had an active year under the leadership of Karen Sisson. We entertained the pati¬ ents at Blue Mountain Infirmary, at Christ¬ mas, repaired dolls for needy children, made hats and place-mats for the stu¬ dents at Seguin School and completed other community projects. FHA sponsored one of the basketball frolics. Highlight of the year was our annual banquet and National FHA week, held in April, At the annual State Convention, which was held in Seattle at the Univer¬ sity of Washington, State Homemaker degrees were presented to Karen Hollo¬ way and Karen Petrie. FHA OFFICERS: Jeanie Warren, Treasurer; Claudia Oldham, Secretary; Suzanna Wisch- meier, Historian; Karen Sisson, President; Karen Holloway, Vice President. W. W HI-Y OFFICERS, Row I: Bob Collum, Craig Buchanan. Row 2i Mike Syergo, Dave Woodward, Steve Schilling. Row 1: Dick Swanson, Dick Moors, Bob Currie, Roger Weber. Not Pictured: Gary May, Jerry ZahL W. W. HI-Y, Row Is Bob Collum, Dick Moors, Bob Currie, Steve Schilling, Mike By ergo, Dave Woodward, Roger Weber, Row 2 : Terry Lee, Fred Davenport, Larry Hanley, Phil Stovall, Craig Buchanan, Eddy De- Key scr. Row 3: Dennis Marks, Don Wagoner, Bob France, Jim Hawkins, Jerry Merrens, Ralph Schoesler, Jim Wright, Mike Zier. Row 4: Dave Milter, Greg Lutchet, Jim Schulke. Jeff Campbell, Jerry Sickle, Gary Gil l man Row 5; Skip Philips, Dick Stewan, Phil Eagon, Emil Wiessner, Mike Repass, Mel Swanson, Dick Swanson, Ben Kelly. Not Pictured: Jim Baker, Bob Hooson, Gary May, Pete McClure, Robert Van Donge, Jerry Zahl, Dave Willoughby, John Junter, Bill Schwerin, Phi! Stovall, Charles Philips, Ben Kelly, Bob Zilk. Under the energetic leadership of pres¬ idents Dean Uyeno and Jim Tomlin, Equites Hi-Y has maintained its position as the most active service club. Judged by a point system, Equites has led the other service clubs throughout the year. Among its projects have been ushering, helping with Homecoming, putting on a frolic, giving food baskets, donating to the March of Dimes, a scrap-metal drive, putting up room numbers, and participat¬ ing in the YAACA Youth Legislature, The most important project of this club has been the continued support of an orphan girl in Greece. Our advisors, to whom much of the credit must go for our suc¬ cess, were M Sgt. Harold Turner and Mr, Poole. WW Hi-Y Equites Hi-Y W. W. Hi-Y has been very active and participated in various activities throughout the school year. The dub sponsored a frolic, donated a Christmas Basket and put on a bottle drive to raise money for the Pep Club, The boys sold tickets and helped with the parking of cars at the football games. They also took the responsibility of changing the bulletin board sign. EQUITES HI-Y, Row 1: Mr. Poole, Dan Gluck, Sieve Schnellhardt, Gary Tash, Bob Ahsmghs, Lonny Butherus, Paul Hansen, Bill Anderson, Dean Uyeno, Jim Tomlin. Row 2 : Jon Braden, Dee Byrd, Tom Proctor, Alan Chun, Allen Stott, Paul Field, Darrel Dufke, Jerry Lynton. Row 3: Jim Rankin, John Viestenz, Larry Loney, Steve Pavish, John Ledbetter, Richard McLemore, Ed Taylor. Not Pictured: Jim Hayes, Don McCoy, John Rothrock, Mike Taylor, Doug Head, Ted Rkherzhagen, F.D. Hl-Y, Row |: Ron Thompson, John Cummins, Alan Gradwahl, Sieve Fausti, Doug Redfield, Richard Zier, Frank Bailey. Row 2 : lundy Want land, Steve Oldfield, Ed Zilk, Bill Bufherus, Bruce Williams, Row 3: Paul Anders on. Jay McLean, Don Peterson, Jim Kennedy, A! ten Dillard, Erk Nunn, Ed Cabral, Not Pictured; Paul Sievens, Larry Gehring, Sob Bennett, Tony Howel ls, Larry Schwerin, Steve Gessel, Ray Ries, Bill Johnston, Bill Boldmen, Jerry Hawley, Denny Brown low, Tom Campbell, Jon Gibson, Garth Lindsey. FD Hi-Y Key Club F. D, Hi-Y has participated in many and varied activities including ushering, contributing money to many worthwhile causes, making improvements in the school and announcing at the basketball games. F. D. has also participated in money making projects, including selling Pom Poms and candy. The Key Club has been very active this year by part id pa ting in various school and community activities. Some of the most sig¬ nificant in direct concern with our school are the placement of trash barrels around Wa-Hi, participa¬ tion in various jobs at the foot¬ ball games, and sponsorship of a frolic during the basketball season. Community activities In¬ cluded a Save the Children ' s Clothes drive sponsorship and administering of the March of Dimes drive and the Easter Seal drive, and the cleaning and re¬ conditioning of Kiwanis Camp in the fall and spring. Several Key Club members also attended the District Convention in Portland this spring. KEY CLUB, Row 1; Jim Bedford, Ken Frazier, Keith Nye, Ned Shafer, Don Links, Don Glover, Dave Fletcher, Joe Jaucian, Duane Wagner, Dave Powell, Chuck Cline Row 2 : Greg Mulhair, Tom Fox r Doug Winn, John Folsom, Larry Richards, Jock Edwards, Don Zwanztg, Mike Dunham, Mike Benjrel, Frank Noal, Eddie Welch, Tom Nelson, Ed Frazier. Row 3: Bill Wallingford, Ron Thompson, Phil Lane, Lei Broome, Gordon Logan, Tim Tucker, Earl Betts, Fred Gwinn, Row 4- Jack Irving, Paul Roesch, Jim Matthews, Mike Berry, Max Barnes, Dick Williams, Joe Fletcher, Dan Clark. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the international honorary for high school journalists, and is open to all staff members who can meet scholastic require¬ ments, and are recommended by the publication ' s advisor for out-standing work. The Wa-Hi Chap ter contained eight students this year, initiating Tony Howells, Susan Leslie, Bev Wilson, Judy Largent and Chris Eubanks in the spring. In addition to the initiation, the year ' s activi¬ ties Included administering a national poll. A current event quiz was given to all students in history classes as a part of a Gallup poll, handled through all Quill and Scroll Chapters. National Honor Society National Honor Society is an honorary organi¬ zation formed for the promotion and recognition of the qualities of leadership, service, character, and scholarship among Wa-Hi students. NHS is a purely honorary society, and thus Its only activities are twiee-yearly tappings of new mem¬ bers. Each year a scholarship is offered to one senior who is a member of NHS, Row u Sandy Oleson, Cathy Andre , Bill Crutcher, Bob Martin, Jock Edward . Row 2 Alice Schneidmilter, Kathy Branson, Christine Drmltard, Amy Owens, Karla Beck, Stuart Baker, jeame Mark , Carol Minnick, John Folsom. John Ledbetter Don Unke Peggy Luke Donna Fulton Barbara Hoy Royal Blue Staff Editor Jk DEANNA BROWN This year the Royal Blue staff was made up of six editors, four photograph editors, ten photo¬ graphers and seven staff mem¬ bers. The staff was occupied with the many pictures that had to be taken, the selling of annu¬ als, the drawing up of pages and getting the write-ups. In October, Deanna Brown, Susan Leslie, JoAnn Luft, Dick Creevan, Dan Gluck and Miss Gray shared in many worth-while ideas when they attended the Washington State Yearbook Workshop in Seattle, Dick Cree¬ van entered several of his draw¬ ings in the cover contest. The annual staff wishes to ex¬ press their appreciation to those who have worked and helped to make this yearbook possible. SUSAN LESLIE Associate Editor KAREN PETRIE Associate Editor DAN BROWN DAN GLUCK DJCK HODGES CHUCK MASONER ROYAL BLUE STAFF, Row 1: Violet Buoy, Jo Ann Taylor, Judy Blessinger, Sue Haseall. Row 2: Miss Gray, Karen Murphy, Dawn Coryell, Carol Robertson. PHOTOGRAPHERS, Row I: Roy Graves, Jeanette Howard, Jerry Boomer, Stanley Simmons. Row 2: Mike Oertel, Jim Wilson, David Thompson, Jan Reed, Dick Me Lem ore, Marvin Haws, Not Pictured; Jim Luce, w h: U B DICK CREEVAN A Art Editor °0 _u o°c= l $ X BONNIE MOSER Business Manager WILMA WHYBARK Make-Up Editor 41 ANNIE McManus A ssignment Editor SHARON FLANAGAN Make-Up Editor JOURNAL STAFF: Elsa Troeh, Chris Eubanks, Marcia Michaelson, Don Glover, Dave McCrae, and Pella May Farris. The 1960-61 School year was one of change and innovation for the Journal Staff. Where the paper itself is concern¬ ed, the change from biweekly to bi¬ monthly editions insured coverage of a higher quality, while a new combination of five columns and smaller type provid¬ ed more thorough coverage. The name plate was also changed. At the semes¬ ter, the Journal completed one full year of an offset paper and has vowed never to go back to the mimeograph style. The Staff ' s various activities this year included their annua! trip to the Pacific Slopes Press Conference held in Seattle February 24-25. This convention is at¬ tended by more than 1000 journalism students f rom 10 western states January 27, a frolic, Jungle Fever was sponsored by the staff, who em¬ ployed African figures and big posters in their decorations STAFF PATTY BATES Girls Sporty Editor TONY H0WE1LS Boys ' Sports Editor MRS BAILEY Advisor LONNIE BUTHERUS Advertising Manager The StafF was reorganized into a board of six editors, heading a group of reporters, advertisers, artists, and typists. The photography for the offset publication has been handled by the Annual Staff Photographers. ADVERTISING COPY WRITERS: L. to R.t Bov Wilson, Judy Largent, Judy Cantrell, Don Cushman, John Cummins. 1st SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS, Row 1: Diana Weil, Carrie Simmonds, Linda Peterson. Mary Morse, Peggy Luke, Jackie Schultz, Mary Lou Bristol, Row 2: Sally Smethurst, Karen Dipole, Margaret Slaughter; Deanna Nienhauser, Sharon Amen, Mary Potter, Karen Jenkins, Row 3: Betty Seeliger, Marlene Rahn, Patty Far¬ ris, Annas Lee Frisby, Marsha Marley, Joyce Bailey, Marilyn Frederick, Judy Skow. Row 4: Pat Zaht, Nancy Mulhair, Lynne Gradwohl, Karen Viestenz, Judy Powers, Linda Luteher, Sharon Baugh Not pic tured: Lynne Greer, Janet Conway, Phyllis Gardner, Nikki Grosgebauer, Sisie O ' Grady, Deanna Knopf, Nancy Lind, Georgia Sue Newell, Chris Eubanks, 1st SEMESTER CREST, Row It Barbara Siegel, Beverly Wilson, Cheri Stamper, Dorothy Smethurtt, Linda Nyman, Terry Williams, Julie Austin, Patty Radford. Row 2: Chris Eubanks, Kathy Branson, Marjorie lewis, Judee Timmons, Linda Mar but, Sharon Amen, Cathy Mundy, Sandy QTeson. Row 3: Ruth Ann Harrison, Susan Roberts, Cheryl Cummings, Kay Whitney, Ardtfh Oldridge, Sandy Hampton, Nancy Jo Cochran, Dolly Ann tkstrom. The purpose of this organization is to ' ' foster a spirit of wholesome fellowship among the girls, to create active school spirit, to encourage the render¬ ing of service to the school and community, promote scholarship, and prepare today ' s girl to become to¬ morrow ' s woman ' {Constitution). The governing body of this Organization, made up of all Wa-Hi girls, consists of the officers, cabinet heads and their assistants, the appointed and elected class representatives, and the Girls ' Counselor serv¬ ing as advisor. There are two branch organizations: Crest is a girls ' service honorary, while Minute Girls, selected by the homerooms, serve as a link between the mem¬ bers of Girls ' League and Girls ' League activities. The activities of Girts ' League have included assemblies which are held monthly, and the Crest and Girls ' League frolics. Crest also held a tea for the teachers, and a fall transfer banquet. CHRIS EUBANKS 56 President MARJORIE LEWIS Vice-President SECOND SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS, Row 1: Loretta Lloyd, Arlene Butherus, Penny Mahan, Deanna Knopf, Nikki Austin, Shirley Bergrud, Patty Barbuto, Janet Conway. Row 2: Eileen Beechinor, Gey Chipman, Christy Allison, Judy Jackson, Sandy May, CariEyn Preston, Diane Russell, Jeanne Marks, Karen Christian. Row 3: Pat Brownell, Barbara Luchte, Cynthia Wood, Darlene Peterson, Lynn Gradwohl, Karla Anderson, Pat Dyer, Alice Schneidmiller, Kathy Smith. Row 4: Kay Eyraud, Charlotte Fredeiking, Mary Russell Jeri Kibler, Karen Viestenz, Janice Livesay, Susan Honeycutt, Sharon Baugh, Carolyn Waggoner. Not Pictured; Chris Eubanks and Marjorie Lewis. SECOND SEMESTER CREST, Row f: Linda Nyman, Julie Austin, Nancy Himes, Patty Radford, Carol Keith, Karen Whitner, Joyce Bailey Row 2: Nancy Jo Cochran, Pat Greiner, Dorothy Smethurst, Dolly Ann Ek- strom, Terry Williams, Cheryl Frandsen, Linda Marbut. Row 3: Lynette Cockrum, Barb Siegel, Sharon Amen, Kathy Branson, Cathy Andres, Beverly Wilson, Sandy May, Terry Fox, Cheri Stamper. Row 4: Ruth Ann Harrison, Cheryl Cummings, Sandy Hampton, Marjorie Hart, Margaret Klundt, Susan Roberts, Sandy Olson, Ardith Oldridge, Judee Timmons, Kay Whitney. Not Pictured; Chris Eubanks, Marjorie Lewis. MRS ESS ARY Advisor 57 FIRST SEMESTER CABINET HEADS, Row 1: Janet Wilson, Barb Siegel, Julie Austin, Karen Whitner Row 2: Linda Nyman, Cheri Stamper, Sharon Amen, Dorothy Smethunt, Terry Williams, Ann Tyler, Row 3: Julie McGough, Becky Horton, Terry Fox, Dolly Ann Ekstrom, Patty Radford, Cheryl Cummings. Row 4: Linda faring, Ann Schultz, Margaret Klundt, Ruth Ann Harrison, Sandy Hampton, Kay Whitney, Linda Stegmiller, Helen Blaylock, Not Pictured; Chris Eubanks, Margie Lewis. SECOND SEMESTER CABINET HEADS, Row 1: Karen Whitner, Barb Siegel, Patty Radford, Julie Austin, Patty Bennett, Emilie Cote ' . Row 2. Linda Nyman, Cheri Stamper, Sharon Amen, Dorothy Smethurst, Terry Willi¬ ams, Penny Walters. Row 3: Joyce Bailey, Sandy May, Cheryl Cummings, Bev Wilson, Sally Epstein, Gret- chen Herrmann, Carol Monahan. Row 4: Pat Seaborn, Linda Zaring, Sandy Olson, Ruth Ann Harrison, Kay Whitney, Helen Blaylock, Kay McKay. Not Pictured: Chris Eubanks, Marjorie Lewis. Boys’ Federation KEN FRAZIER Boys ' 1 Federation President DAVE FLETCHER Vice-President MR. HANES Advisor DEAN UYENO Secretary-Treasurer The main function of the Boys ' Federation this year was the presentation of three monthly assemblies. These included award assemblies, an audience participation pro¬ gram, and several speakers, including Mr. America, Al¬ though the service projects of Boys ' Federation members are carried on through the Hi-Y ' s and Key Club, the Fed¬ eration aided in the national election by supplying trans¬ portation for voters. BOYS ' FEDERATION CABINET, Row It Steve Schilling, Dave Fletcher, Ken Frazier, Jim Bedford, Dean Uyeno Row 2: Jock Edwards, AAick O Neil, Sob France, John Folsum. Row 3: Jack Thornton, Bill Walling¬ ford, Roger Weber, Fred Guinn, la Verne By ergo. Not Pictured: Frank Noal, Elegy to Winter Good-bye brave branches— Grim and ghostly reached your fingers, But now the new Spring ' s gallant orchestra. IBS With its many feathered singers Chimes forth its connubial orchestration In farewell to the c old bleak desolation. Feathery blossoms pink and white Decorate your once dreary arms, Mr, Pool Future Farmers of America F‘F.A. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Ray Kelly, Jim Kibler, David Grieb, Ken Frazier, tarry Schwerin. Ron Thompson. STATE FARMERS, Row 1: Bill Boldman, Dave Grieb, Delwin White. Row 2i Jim Kibler, Larry Schwerin, Ken Frazier. Mr. Kantola with Lincoln Arc Welding award winner Lowell Depping. 62 F. A. A,, Row 1: John Miller, Tom McKenzie, Dean Longgood, David Grieb, Ken Frazier, Ron Thompson, Larry Schwerin, Jim Kibler, Ray Kelly, Dick Kelly, Ted Benzel, Scott Tompkins, Steve BenzeL j -L 4 The Walla Walla F.F.A, Chapter enjoy¬ ed a busy and successful variety of activi¬ ties this year. It was selected as the Best State Chapter, winning the Washington State Banker ' s Plaque. The localites were also one of sixty-eight Chapters in the U.S.A. to be awarded the gold emblem, which is the highest award given in F.F.A The F.F.A. Basketball team was the only basketball team in Walla Walla to remain undefeated through-out the regular season. The Parllmentary Procedure Team was awarded the gold emblem, at the District Competition held in Walla Walla March 23. In public speaking, a Wa-Hi junior, Jerry Zahl, placed second in District Competition and third in Sub-district. Throughout the year, the judging team performed well; Individually, Larry Schwerin placed fifth in the state, only 3 points short of national rating. The F.F.A, banquet was held March 30, when awards and recognition for the year were presented- Miss Kay McKay was crowned F.F.A, Sweet-Heart of the year at the annual Barn Dance. KAY McKAY F.F.A. Sweetheart LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM; Dean longgood, Jerry Zahl, Tom McKenzie, Dennis Farley, Larry Schwerin, Dan Blomquisi, Jim ftibler. Bob Jessee, Roger Cocker- line, Lee Kelly, PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM, Row V: Larry Schwerin, Jerry Zahl, Roger Cockerline, Row 2: Gene Longgood, George Benzel, Dean Longgood. Row 2: Larry Yaw, Del White, Jim Kukal, Row 3: Gene Longgood, Wayne Knowles, Row 4: Richard Frederking, Barry Van Bob Kukal, Bill Hof, Mike Watts, Dick Har- Chuck Burroughs, Doug Winn, Bob Jessee, Donge, Alan Gradwohl, Jerry Zahl, Robert vey, Roger Cockerline, Steve Brunson, Lynn Bob Yenney, Dean Van Donge, lee Kelly, Maiuri, Dick Landers, Karl Hermann. Depping. Bruce Williams, George Benzel, Clyde Dyar, In Memory of Chester Lybecker 1901-1961 Chester Lybecker was the vocational director of Wa-Hi for 13 years. He pass¬ ed away on Monday, February 13, of a heart attack; his loss deeply saddened the faculty and students. His unselfish effort was a primary factor in the devel¬ opment of an outstanding vocational pro¬ gram in Walla Walla. Because of his warm and friendly manner, he shall not be forgotten by the teachers and students who knew him. 64 ORCHESTRA, Row 1 : Concert Mistress, Sharon Atkinson, Julia Cassell, Patti Farris, Bob Perry, Barbara Wainwright, Betty Stim mel, Daryl Du ike, Sheila MacArther, Elaine Royse, Carrie Sim- monds, Row 2: Nancy Oft, Gordon Anderson, Adene Knott, Tom Proctor, Norman Smith, Sam Smith, Merry Parish, Ann Tyler, Ricky Stewart, Jonny Gibson, Jay McLean, Phyllis Ows¬ ley, Row 3: Sonje Patzkowski, Sandy Peterson, Mr. Cassell. Orchestra 65 RIFLE TEAM: Dick Swanson, Steve Pavish, Jeff Campbell, Ted Richerzhagen, Chuck Masoned Doug ftedfield, Sill Butherus, Tom Campbell, Rick Ames, Melvin Swanson, Bill Wood, Cadet tapi RON THOMPSON Cadet Cap . JOHN LEDBETTER LIEUTENANTS: Bob Currie, Terry Lee, Gary Gregory, Norman Russell Steven Oldfield, Dean Dirks, Jim Hays, Melvin Lufjemeier, Larry Cunningion, Jim Wilkinson, Frank Bailey. Not pictured: Dick McLemore Sylvan Rimbey, John Cummins, ROTC DRILL TEAM, 1st row: John Rothrock, Ray Pies, Frank Bailey Norman Russell, Ron Thompson, John Ledbetter, Dean Uyeno, Doug ftedfield, Tom Campbell, Jim Wilkinson, Dan Coryell, Terry Lee, Don Peter¬ son, Hal Qidridge. 2nd rew: Gary Wyckoff, Dick Hodges, Dan BlomquisT, Stewart Baker, Jime Luce, Fred Zitterkopf, Lyle Lutton, Art Sauer, John Stone, Craig Buchanan, Gordon McLean, Bob Martin, Bill Crutcher, Gilbert Cunningham, Bob Opie. Military Department Ut It. PATTY RADFORD Capt, LINDA NYMAN 1st it. GLORIA HENDRICKSON M Sgt. MARJORIE Sgf. MARGARET KLUNDT GIRLS ' RIFLE TEAM, left to rights Edna Kimble, Shirley Lane, Ronda Welt, $uzy Aid- rich, Sharon Lane, Ruby McKinnon, SPONSORS, lit row: Judy Blessinger, Judy 0 Chamberlain, Bev Wilson, Elinor Lycos, Shannon Banker, Sally Epstein, Terry Fox, Becky Horton,, Margaret Klundf, Linda Nyman, Patty Radford, Marjorie Lewis, Mary Morse, Terry Williams, Dorothy Smet- hurst, Loxi Fiedler, LaVonne Carroll, Leta Carroll, 2nd row: Edna Jane Luebke, Joy Brat void, Jeanie Marks, Joyce Bailey, Carol Minnick, Nancy Frank, Karen Kiundt, Kathy Branson, Cora Knopf, Cynthia Wood, Sharon Worth, Galen Davis, Becky Jefferis, Pam Huntington, Carol Keith Alice Schneidmiller. 3rd row: Janice Nichols, Cathy Andres, Doflyann Ekstrom, Kay Whitney, Sandy Hampton, Winnie Oaklund, Donna Fulton, Cheryl Cummings, Roberta Long, Ardith Oidridge, Gwen Cobain, Nancy Lind, Patty Buchanan, Judee Timmons, Sandy Oleson, Kathy Mundy, •t iivi j t 4 ,-A. 4 ,.i ,A A A 4 M tA u i i 4 St A. t v .t. , t .,-A, A,-A • A.. 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A Av4vA A AyA A COMPANY A, Row 1; Ron Randall, Ron Matthews, Eddie Arbinl, Jim Gar ner, Jerry Zahi, Jerry Daniels, Paul Stevens, Ron Esselslyn, Dick Miller, Tom Nelson, Steve Oldfield, Bill Wallingford, Met LutjemeJer, Les Broom, Greg Lurcher, Daryl Miller, Ron Lloyd, Pete McClure, Bob VanDonge, tarry Gehring, Leroy Wilton, Rich Moeller, Rodney Jensen, Row 2 Bo Bollinger, Robin Smith, Charles Klaveno, Bruce Williams, Jay McLean, Art Pease, Roger Berley, Frank Noah Fred Schnebley, Ray McDaniel, Mike Foss, Lloyd Carder, Dennis Snyder, Steve Schnellhardt, Tim Tucker, Joe Lopez, Trank COMPANY B r Row 1: Terry Franklin, Floyd Hope, Richard Smiley, Tom Me Pherson, Dennis Marks, Jerry Lynton, Dick Baker, Roger Cockerline, Rich¬ ard Williams, John Nelson, Darrel Lane, Don Glover, John Cummins, Chuck Cline, Dave McRae, Sylvan Rimbey, Tom Cufley, Tom Schulke, Jim Selby, Bob Gradwohl, Max Barnes, Brian Duncan, Dennis Wall, Dick Baker, Gar land Lasafer, Ron Smith, Rick Gruenelch, Phil Stovall, Larry Jaggar, Bob Savage. Row 2: Terry Weatherman, Mike Benzel, Walter Blue, Gary Bar¬ rett, Steve Sims, Dick Mathews, Mike Cooper, Robert Smiih, Cecil Warner, COMPANY €, Row 1; Richard Kinsfather, John Blom, Mike Taylor, Bill Campbell, Dennis Farley, Pat Farwelt, Jan Reed, Pann McCuaig, Ed Weifz, Jim Hayes, Ted Richerzhagen, Steve Price, Dean Dirks. Garry Wyckoff, Jock Edwards, Paul Wheeler, Ken Knowles, Emil Wiessner, Phil Lane, Mar¬ vin Hintz, Wilson Kerns, Jerry Johnson, Paul Hansen. Row 2: Gary Knud son, Richard Schwarz, Dick Landers, Del Reed, John Ward, Mike Repass, Darryle Dutke, Charles Cottrell, Jim McKinney, Philip Huffman, Ron Over¬ man, Gary Jones, Jim Schulke, Ronnie Saxon, Jot Fletcher, Garry Gillman, Gruenekh, Mike Hero Id, Mike Maso ner, Earl Jefferk, Bob Frazure, Rick Hilliard, Bob Zilk, Mike Ossipoff, Jim Wright, Dan Coffey. Row 3: Paul Rempei, Jim Matthews, Bruce Oufland, Art Crumskk, Harold Richardson, Karl Herrmann, Larry Detmer, Mark Barnes, Carl Gentry, John Lamb, Louie Murray, Bob Bennett, Greg MulhaSr, Denny Brownlow, Larry Smith, Bill Sacks, Bill Graves, Doug Lusk, Dan Snook, Jerry Nelson, Steve Cassell, Jim Depee, Terry Rundell, Jerry Mertens, Jim Brenn, irny Asselin, Steve In¬ galls, Steve Baker, Steve Ellis, Allen Baird, Howard Talbott, Stanley Underwood, Steve Scruggs, Bob Matthews, Jeff Chertok, Ed Frazier, Greg Trousdale, Dick Langis, Bill Culbertson, Steve Smith, Bob Unck, Mike Doyle, Arturo Martinez, Richard Thomas, John Frederking, Tom Fox, M.ike Byergo, Larry Brown, Row 3: Charles Phillips, Jess Griffin, John James, Doug Taylor, Jim Wells, Ken Rembold, Bob Geist, Larry Burdett, Gary Main, Ed Crawford, Ivan Isley, David Stading, Larry Kolbe, Dennis Ebding. Not pictured; Vic Wolfe, Tom Munroe. Larry Uribe, Clyde Dyar, LeRoy Hansen, Tom Watson, Harold Garland, David Richardson, Donald Carter, lelend Kelly, William Schwerin, John Schmid. Row 3: Orville Horn, Robert Maiuri, Cofin Ford, Gary Ringer, Jon Guinn, George Benzel, Delbert Locati, Robert Wagner, Gary Stevenson, Lundy Wantland, Larry Bradley, Ken Castles, Gordon Logan, Dennis Leitch, Ron Diliow, Charles Maynard, Jack Thornton, Harold Royse, Dave Wood¬ ward, Richard Fogarty, David Gieselman, Larry Lewis, Jim Oswald, Roger Esters, Melvin Hust, Steve Van Wyk, Ralph Schoesiler, Jim Hawkins. i ' A AA A .At i. A ,1 ,.t A I. A A. A JL t. t „ t „ . ,t f f ■ A„, A A V A A-, , t A ' 4 . . . i.,� . .t4 t. i . ® « 9 4 M.M I M, Jk .1, t, t. i, i. I, .?. «, 4t .44 -!r.. jt .4 4, .f. 44..?. „.?• 4 4. , W -4,4-4-.4.-.4 .4 4- 1 4 , if. 4 . 2 : A i’irri ' .i 44 A .;t i. ivi,. .i .jk,l.,.i..i 4 ,-§. i.A $v COMPANY D, Row 1: Charles Burroughs, Craig Baker, Par Meiners. Paul Tuttle, Don Wagner, Dean Mastor, Gary Bart, Tom Reynolds. Jack Irving, Mike Friedman, Terry Lee, Roger Weber, Larry Cunnington, Bob Currie, Mike Dunham, Mike Berry, Fred Gwmn, Garth Lindsey, Doug Coffey, Jim Schoessler, Ray Lindquist, Larry Oberhobzer, Carl Thomas, Gary Thompson, Row 2; Mickey O ' Neill, Peter Prke, Gary Duff, Gene Dawes, Doug Winn, Clyde Kelley, Leslie Berg, Jim Henderson, Daryl Foster, Pat Johnson, Mike Schaefer, Wilbur Bundy, Ross Hulse, Terry Copple, Gary Tash, Mike Camp¬ bell, David McCully, Mike Bickford, John Delaney, Scott Alan, Mike Zier, Dean VanDonge, Larry McKillip, Gordon Anderson, Row 3: Paul Roesch, Bob Jessee, Everett Knudson, Bob Yenney, Dennis Hogenson, Jim Baker, Paul Nelson, Jerry Moss, David Suckow, Gary Richardson, Lance lechner. Dee Fleenor, Glen Coker, Bob France, Richard Cheney, Jim Devine, Alan Dillard, Tim Fisher, John H. Johnson, Tom Picker, Dean Morrison, John W- Johnson, Rickey Shaver, Mike O ' Brien, Tom Hendrickson, Ron Seibel, Eugene Beach. Ctpt, BILL WALLINGFORD Cipl, CHUCK CLINE Cipt, TED RiCHERZHAGEN Capt, ROGER WEBER v . . . . . . . ,, . . I- ,i-. t , ..« , ‘•t 1 4 (4 1 •nP 1 m ji -4 .. 14 , A , 4 .:■v-t.. k 4 . 4 . As many of you know, plans are being formulated for a new high school in Wal¬ la Walla The building will not be complex ed in time to benefit the present Junior and Seniors My comment on this fact, however, is that even more important than the building is the program being carried on in a building — new or old. I want to commend the Wa-Hi students and faculty for the quality and scope of this year ' s high school program and for your enthusiasm and accomplishments. All of you individually and collectively have justifiable reason for being proud of the year ' s record. To the graduating Seniors may I express my sincere wishes for your continued suc¬ cess and progress in the years ahead. ARTHUR D, JONES superintendent The Royal Blue provides a lasting record of friends, teachers, and activities that will become more valuable with each passing year. The students on the annual staff who are responsible for the publication of this book deserve a real vote of thanks from the student body. The willingness with which these fine folks have given of their time and talents to render a real service to their school typifies the type of worth while activities in which Wa-Hi students participate. It is this spirit of cooperation and good citizenship that has made Wa- Hi the fine school that it is today. Congratulations, Seniors, on your gradu¬ ation and best wishes for the future. Administration and Faculty The Royal Blue unfolds the pictorial events of the busy year. The task of creat¬ ing and assembling a fine annual is a challenge of no small magnitude. Miss Gray and her staff deserve the plaudits of all for meeting that challenge so adequate¬ ly, To the Seniors goes my fondest wish for success and happiness. So long, Seniors. Good luck and happy hunting. K. A, TIDRICK PRINCIPAL One of the first traditions of the school is ihe publication of the Royal Blue. It ' s record of the school year is valuable both to the students and the faculty It gives an opportunity to relive the pasl year with its many accomplishments. 1 would like to extend greetings to the student body and best wishes to the Sen¬ iors that they may accomplish their future goals. W. G. LEDBETTER ALLEN REYNOLDS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT DONALD A ANDERSON Commercial MARY BAIIEY EngUih Journalism travel MARK BERNEY Carpentry hunting A. C BOA2 Chtmijlry amateur radio, guns, bowling WILBUR B0SCHKER Woodwork, Drafting golf, gardening, hunting, bowling CARL BRUEGGEMEIER Geometry. Algebra Canadian fishing RICHARD L CAMPANELLI Audio-visoil Director tooting ,SGT, DOYLE R CAUDLE Military marksmanship CLARENCE CASSELL Orchestra travel JERRY CRAWFORD Sec BuiirWi) Office JUNE HER, Sec. Superintendent JE ANNIE WELCH Receptionist ELAINE MERGERT, Sec _ Ant. Superintendent _ LENORE ZARO, Sec Business- Office SANDY MILLER. Sec Maintenance Office FELIX FLETCHER Ptiysrcal Ed woodwork RUTH C GRAY INA FOGARTY English Commercial Photography gardening photographing ‘bird ’ RUTH S HANSON English Wendy PURDY CORNEU ON RAY HANES Biology Dean of Boys U S colonial coins hunting, fishing MARY ELLEN HANSEN Girls ' Physical Ed golf VIRGIL GOODMAN Auto-mech. old cars BFTH GLEASON English music RAY HARMON Physics, Chemistry Biology beaming, fvihing, hunting RODNEY HERMES Geography. World Affairs sports, reading woodwork STAN HASTINGS English stamp collecting ADA HOWELLS Registrar. Counselor family DONALD KAMP Math reading C E JOHNSON Military golf EDWARD E KAN TOLA Farm Shop General Met al fishing ELIZABETH KIRK MAM Latin, German gardening DONALD KREMER Social Studies daughter RUSSELL LARSEN Band, Music Theory fishing 74 ruth g McDonald Commercial Dep photography FLORENCE LONG Library reading CHARLES MeflRIDE U S. History, Cwth«ng fishing,, reading p Holography flowers SGT RALPH MORRISSEY Mil ir ary hurvling, fishing SGT. HAROLD TURNER Military hunting, mhing CHESTER IY6ECKER Vocational ' Director gardening J, « McKAY Agriculture FLORENCE A McGOVERN Typing, DevelopnTental Reading travel MARY ELLEN MORRISON EDWIN F. MOSER CAROLYN SHUPE Bookkeeping Art, Biology French Business Machines playing piano. garden, flowers. sewing ' bowlmg, traveling farming., being in the hills MARIAN RAY ROBERT SCHWAGER LEROY PELL School Nurse English, Speech. World History, gardening Dramatics American Problems acting traveling R. A PQOU KYLE WAITE K A TIDRICK English Psychology. Principal hunting, fishing Driver Training bowling fishing JOHN RICHARDSON NANCY TURNER Dullness Maih, English Boys‘ Physical id. horse, bowling. fishing writing WENDY WILLIAMS Secretary JERRY MERTENS Vice-president PAT BAIR Treasurer SHARON TRANSETH Girls ' League Representative JUDY POWERS Vice-president PATTI BENNETT Girls ' League Representative Row t: Linda Abrams Scott Allen, Crissy Allison, Kathy Amen, Donna Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Karen Anderson, Karla Anderson, Row 2: Paul Anderson, Edward Arbini, Ernie Asselin, Nikki Austin. Row 3; Pamela Bafus, Patty Bair, Allen Baird, Row 4: Craig Baker, Dick Baker, Patty Barbuto. Row 5: Benny Barnhart, Gary Barrett, Lynda Barrltt. Row 6: Georgia Bates, Sharon Baugh, Carol Baxter, Eugene Beach, Row 7 : Pat Bennett, Connie Benedict, George Benzel, Mike Benzel, Sharon Benzel Row 8: Shirley Bergrud, Rodger Berley, Brenda Beyer, Mike Bickford, Rachel Blake, John Blorm Row 9: Susie Boatman, Francie Bodmer, Jerry Boomer, Larry Bradley, Jim Brenn, Donna Brotherton, Betty Brown. 0 J r n jk 1 4 ' VS El a IS It? C. t rs o ■ j a ft ii O _s L ini Row 10: Carol Brown, Genie Brown, Larry Brown, Patti Brownell, Della Brunson, Jan¬ ice Buck land, Wilbur Bundy. 1 Row 1: Larry Burdeft, Eddie Cabral, Judy Cantrell, Lloyd Carder, Don Carter, Ken Castle , Colleen Case, Julia Cassell. o Row t: Pam Chamberlain, Bill Chandler, Lonna Clark, Karen Clayton, Diane Clements, Carole Cloud, Tim Coffey Row 3: Glenn Coker, Patricia Collins, Penny Collins, Suzanne Colwell, Sharon Condon, Janet Conway. Row 4: Mike Cooper, Terry Copple, Margaret Comelison, Barbara Cotter, Char lei Cottrell Row 5: Connie Cox, Gordon Crippen, Jean Croker, Gale Crump, Row 6: Kathy Davenport, Deanna Davison, Gene Dawes. 4 t ft nJ 4k w 9 . o Row 7: John Delaney, Dianna Dennis, Larry Detmer. Row 8: Susan Dickinson, Alan Dillard. Ronnie Dillow, Row 9: Nancy Dixon, Darryl Dutke, Clyde Dyar« Row 10: Pat Dyer, Jeanne Eagleson, Dennis Ebding, Steve Ellis, Roger Esters, David Fenner, Joe Figueroa, Julie Findley. Row T: Cheryl Fisher, Norene Fisher, Tim Fisher, Sharon Flanigan, Sob Fleet, Joe Fletcher, Carolyn Foege, Mike Fogarty. Row 7: Bill Fortune, Mike Foss, Daryl Foster, Tommy Fox, Bob France, Terral Franklin, Ed Frazier. Row 3: Bob Frazure, Carol Fuentes, Lois Furrow, Sharen Ganz- man, Clayton Garland, Jim Garner, Row 4: Ralph Gar vie, Carl Gentry, Arlan Gibb, jonny Gibson, linda Giese. Row 5; David Gieselman, Carole Gillett, Diana Gilliam, Gary Gilman. Row 6: Toni Goin, Pat Grabfnski, Tonia Grabinski. Row 7: Lynne Gradwohl, Sill Graves, Row 8- Patty Greiner, Jess Griffin, Richard Grueneich. Row 9: Jon Guinn, Katen Gustin, Tim Hanifen. Row TO: Joan Hansen, Paul Hansen, Elsie Hapner, Darlene Hargett, Jerry Harmon, Patty Hastings, Jim Hawkins, Robert Heilbrun. Row 1: Anita Heimbigner, Jim Henderson, Charlotte Hermanns, Carol Hibbard Jackie Hickman, Kathryn Bildebrandt, BernIce Hoffman, Dennis Hogenson, Row 2: Sonya Holmquist, Sue Honeycutt, Floyd Hope Row 3: Della Hopkins, Roberta Hoppe, Orville Horne Row 4t Jeanette Howard, LaVerne Huffman. Row 5: John Hunter, Melvin Bust, Steve Ingalls. Row 6: Carol Jsitt, Laurie I to, Judy Jackson, Ed Jacob Row 7: Larry Jagger, Bob Jamison, Jerry Johnson, John G Johnson. Row 8; John W Johnson, Lanny Johnson, Melodye Johnson, Pat Johnson, Patty Johnson, Tom Johnson. Row 9: Gary Jones, Greg Jones, Kerry Jones, Marcia Jones, Sharon Kapaska, Ben Kelly, LeLand Kelly. Row 10: Bob Kennedy, Wilson Kerns, Claudia King, Richard Kinsfather, Charles Klavano, Patricia Kliban, Everett Knudson. n Row 1: Larry KoJbe, Billie Kotsakis, Karen Krika, Dorotha Krobn, Carol Krumnmel, Arthur Krumskk, Alan Kuzens, John Lamb, Row 2: Janice Lammers, Dick Landers, Betty Landoni. Row 3t Richard Langis, Mark Larsen, Carolyn Lasaier. Row 4; Garland Lasater, Lance Leehner. Row 5: Ronnie Lees, Judy Levin, Larry Lewis. Row 6: Ray Lindquist, Connie Lin scon, Janice Livesay, Gordon Logan. Row 7; Diane Long ml re, Joe Lopez, Doug Lusk, Linda Lufcher, Janet Lyford Row 8: Betty Lyman, Jerry Lynton, Sharon MacDonald, Robert Maiuri, Gloria Mann, Linda Marge rum. Row 9: Dennis Marks, Patti Martin, Arturo Martinez, Mike Mason ' er, Judie Master, Dick Mathews, Jim Matthews. Row TO: Ronnie Matthews, Charles May¬ nard, Sandra McClanahan, David McCully, Ray McDaniel, Jack McDonald, Virginia McDonald, Grace McFarland, Row 5: Betty Montague, Chen Moore, Betty Moran, Row 6: Kathy Moro, Linda Morris, Marianne Morris, Alma Morrow. Row 7: Jerry Moss, Bob Muirhead, Nancy Mulhair, Jeanette Muller, Tom Munroe, Row B: Louis Murray, Paul Nelson, Bob Nesfeby, Frank Noal, Larry Oberholtzer, Clara OdetL Row 9: Nancy Oft, Janet Oldham, Jo Ann Olson, Micky O ' Neill, Susie O ' Grady, Lana Orton, Mike Gssipoff. Row 10: Mike Ovens, Ron Overman, CarJa Owsley, Pat Palmer, Mike Perkins, Arthur Pease, Bob Perry, Linda Peterson. ■ m ' ' Row 1; Marcia Peterson, Chades Phillips, Judy Plaquet, Becky Potts, Judy Powers, Vera Powers, David Price. Peter Price. tow 2: Susan Pritchard, Terry Randall, Ron Randall. Row 3; Alan Ray, Gary Reed, Jim Reed, Row 4: JoAnn Reid, Marilyn Reiswig. Row 5: Ken RemboJd, Donna Renick, Mike Repass, Row 6: Merridy Res or, David Richardson, Sandi Riggerf. Row 7i Glenn Rimbey, Gary Ringer, Claudia Riomondo, Paul Roesch, Janice Rogers, Row fi i Dolly Rogers, Sandy Rohde, Bill Root, Elaine Royse, Judy Russell, Bill Sacks. Row 9 : Dorthy Sander, Ronnie Saxon, Gary Schmerer, John Schmid, Fred Schnebley, Ralph Schoesler, Karlene Schreiner, Row 10: Jim Schulke, Ann Schultz, Dick Schwarz, Bill Schwerin, Steve Scruggs, Charlene Selby, Roberta Selfridge, Sandra Severson. ft ft ft A _____ Row 1: Ricky Shaver, Rkky Shower, Jayne Siege!, Carrie Simmonds,Steve Sima, Smethurst, David Smith, Larry Smith. Row 2: Robert Smith, Ron Smith, Stephen Smith. ' ow f uan ' ,a Sneddon, Don Snook, Lyda Spellman. Row 4: Paul St ad mg, Clara Stairs. Row 5: Alice Stark, John Stelzel, Juanita Stevenson. Row 6: Garry Stevenson, Rick 5tewart,Betty Stimmel, Carma Stone, Row 7: Phil Stovall, Danid Straw, David Sutkow, Howard Talbott, Gary Task. v . V-- . i O Row B: Doug Taylor, Mike Taylor, Barbara Teal, Carl Thomas, Helen Thomas, Patti Thomas, Row 9: Virgene Thomas, Patty Thompson, Gary Thompson, David Thornejack Thornton, Mary Lou Tomlin, Signd looker. A %■ f =, J jT Row 10: Sharon Transeth, Kay Travail le, Greg Trousdale, Tim Tucker, Paul Tuttle, John Tyacke, Larry Uribe, Gerald Vance. (?) ft Ip ±m D ■ .4 V a -M ft jdk ' ri w £ Jrd- rs n (? ■ -- - _ - i ft J Row 1: Dean VanDonge. Steven Van Wyk, Donna Veley, Karen Viesienz, Dennis Walt, Robert Wagner, Alice Wahl, Barbara Wainwrighf. r Row 2; lim Wallace, John Ward, Cecil Warner Row 3: Carol Watson, Susan Watson, Tom Watson, Row 4: Terry Weatherman, Gayla Weber. A it vr f -crl 4 v JM CS t ' YvhI P w p b % F- Row 5; Nona Weitz, Ed Welch, Jeff West. Row 6; Marilyn White, Sandra Wilburn, Bruce Williams, Wendy Williams. Row 7: Leroy Wilson, Ratty WIngert, Joann Winkler, Jim Wright, Connie Wyckoff, Row 8- Sharon Young, Phoebe Younker, Pat Zahl, Mike Zier, Bob Zilk, Dave Alexander Row 9i Ronald Freeman, Alona Hinger, Bill Krapfel, Karen Ruiz. rs 4i j v In Memory of Bob Schatzel 1943-60 Girls ' League Representative Row 1: Jay Ahlers Bob Ahsmuhs Rick Ames Ardyfh Anderson Lee Anderson Merle Anderson Row 2: Cathy Andres Pauline Auxier Joyce Bailey Linda Bailey Gale Baker Jim Baker Row 3: Dick Baker Steve Baker Stuart Baker Vance Baltrusch Shannon Banker Mark Barnes Row A. Max Barnes Zella Bartelt Gary Baft Karla Beck Eifeen Beechinor Row 5: Rita Bene fie I Bob Bennett Leslie Berqh Mike Berry Michele Bescup Earf Betts Row 6: Judy Blessinger Dan Blomquist Geneva Blue Walter Blue Barbara Bogle Bo Bollinger Row 7: Jon Braden Carol Bradshaw Ron Bradstreet Kathy Branson Bob Brewer Mary Lou Bristol Row 8: Opal Brock June Brooks Les Broome Sandy Jo Brown Denny Brownlow Sherry Brumback Row 9: Donna Bryant Craig Buchanan Bill Butherus Mike Byergo ■Mariam Cameron Jeff Campbell Mike Campbell Bill Campbell Row 3; Karen Christian Frances Cline Paul Clodius Gwen Cobain Row 4: Lyle Coblentz Roger Cockerline Lynnette Cockrum Doug Coffee Row St Susan Collins Jack Conway Emilie Cote Janet Coulter Row It Ed Crawford Bill Crutcher Bill Culbertson Kathy Czyhold Row 9: Wilma Davidson Linda Davis Paul Davis Ann DeBunce Jim Depee James Devine Peggy Dixon Susan Dixon Row b Lavona Cox Nancy Cox John Cranor Cathy Crawford Row 0- Sharon Daniel Jerry Daniels Marilyn Darrow Margaret Davidson Row 1: Richard Corbin Marjie Dodge Bob Doepker Sarah Donaldson Rose Doody Diana Draper Christine Drinkard Gary Duff Row 3i Marcia Emmons Fred Entze Sally Epstein Ron Esselstyn Row 2: Brian Duncan Mike Dunham Hazel Dye Jock Edwards Row 4; Mary Ewer Peggy Eydeshymer Kay Eyraud Re! la May Paris Row 5; Dennis Farley Patti Farris Pat Farweil Cheryl Fiedler Row 6: Judy Figgfns Dee Fleenor John Folsom Colin Ford k A ' Row 1: Bob Geitt Steve Gessel Elaine Gobble Bob Gradwohl Nikki Grosgebauer Frank Grueneich Fred Gwinn Leroy Hansen Row 2: Sharlene Harman Darlene Harpe Pauline Hart Sue Hastall Jim Hayden Donna Headley Row 3: Kay Healy Sandy Healy Myrna Heimbigner Tom Hendrickson Mike Herolcl G retch on Herrmann 15 Row 4: Karl Herrmann Rick Hilliard Marvin Hint! Dick Hodges Sheila Holland Phil Huffman Row 5: Ross Hulse Dan Hunt Pam Huntington Jack Irving MaryJyn Irwin Cheryl Isitt Row 6: Bob James Mickey James Earl Jefferis Rodney Jensen Bob Jessee John H Johnson Row 7: Merry Jones Gary Jutz Wanda Kef ley Geraldine Kibler Edna Kimble Joan Kirk Row 3: Judy Ki insky Karen Klundt Cora Knopf Deanna Knopf Donna Knopf Nancy Knopp Row 9: Wayne Knowles Gary Knudson Bev Kralman Barbara Lamb Larry Lamphiear Darrel Lane Z Row 1: Phil Lane Judy Largent Dennis Leifch Susan Leslie Nancy Lind Barbara Lindsay Garth Lindsey Linda linke Row 2: Ron Lloyd Delbert Lotah Larry Loney Jim Long Roberta Long Jim Luce Row 3; Greg Lutcher Lyle Lutton Elinor Lyons Bill MacLean Jim MatMurdo Mary Ann Maddux Row 4: Gary Main Ray Makin Jeanie Marks Marsha Marley Sandy Marr Sob Martin Row 5: Mary Massey Shaleen Massey Wayvallea Massey Dean Mas tor Bob Mathews Sandra May Raw 6: Betty McClenny Pete McClure Lesley McCormmach Don McCoy Pann McCuaig Roger McElhaney Row 7: Gordon McLean Doug McLemore Janice McMullin Virginia Mertens Daryl Miller Dick Miller Row 8: Rachel Miller Carol Minrtick Elaine Minzghor Wayne Modine Allan Moeller Carol Monahan Row 1: Row 2: Sandy Myers Donald Myrkk Jerry Nelson John Nelson Tom Nelson Sue New ho use Janice Nichols Janis Nye Row 3; Row At Mike O ' Brien Ardith Old-ridge Hal Oldridge Sandy Oleson Bob Opie Gordon Orluck Kirk Osborne Jim Oswald Row St Row 6: Susan Ouderkirk Judy Overturf Amy Gwen Phyllis Owsley Cheryl Page Merry Parish Diris Parker Dallas Patterson Row 7: Row 8: Don Peterson Darlene Peterson Tom Picker Barbara Pierce Carol Piper Kathy Pol bri Karen Potts Tom Proctor Row 9: Jimmy Ann Pruitt Judy Pulliam Marlene Rahn Shirley Rausher Alan Ray Harold Richardson Del Reed Jan Reed Row 1: Paul Rempel Ron Reyburn Tom Reynolds Ray Ries Susan Roberts Carol Robertson Carol Rohn John Rot brock Row 3: Don Sal sherry Arminta Sanders Trudy Sanders Art Sauer Row 2: Harold Royse Dianne Russell Mary Russell Veronica Sabins Row 4: Bob Savage Mike Schaefer Donna Schmerer Alice Schneidmiller Row S: Row 6: A £ A iA a •f h il Steve Schnellhardt Jim Schoessler Tom Schulke Shirley Schulke Row 7; Jim Selby Eva dine She Is tad Karen Sisson Judy Skow Row 9r Rayma Smith Sam Smith Toni Sprouse David Stading Lois Schwarz Sandy Scruggs Pat Seaborn Ron Seibel Row 8: Margaret Slaughter Geraldine Sloan Richard Smiley Kathy Smith Row Ts John Staudenmaier Betty Stambaugh Paul Stevens John Stone Terry Stonecipher Dick Swanson Richard Thomas Patty Thompson Row 2: Bob Thonney Mary Ann Thonney Sandy Tomlinson Bob Unck Stanley Underwood Bob VanDonge Row 3: Linda Van Horn Janice Vernon Cathy Waggoner Don Wagner Rhonda Walt Penny Walters Row 4; Lgndy Wantland Ball Ward Marlene Warneke Bill Watson Linda Watters Diana Weis Row 5: Ed Weitz Jim Wells Marcia Wengreen Paul Wheeler Mar jean White Emil Wiessner Row 6 : Mary Williams Mike Williams Sharon Williams Beverly Wilson Doug Winn Judy Wise Row 7: Vic Wolfe Doug Wolff Charlotte Wood Cynthia Wood David Woodward Gary Wyckoff Ro w B: Bob Yenney Edith Young Jirry Zahl Nancy Ziska Fred Zitterkopf Judy Zohner Row 9; Charles Burroughs Harold Royse Bob O ' Kelly Tommye Bratton Mike Doyle Pam Mele Not Pictured: Bonita Rebman DEAN UYINO President EDNA JANE LUERKE _ 6irl� ' League Representative DOROTHY SMETHURST Treasurer KAY WHITNEY Sec re fary ss . KAREN JENKINS Treasurer ! V Mi r A BECKY HORTON Girls ' League Representative Wins --— W f T 1 H-Lsi SCHWERIN President CHOCK CLINE Vice President Morybeth M, Arbuckle Sharon Atkinson Julie Ann Austin Jerry Bafus Frank Bailey Patty Bates Jim A, Baugh John Beckham Marilyn Ann Biersner Allen Bond Joanie Bland Warren Bozarth Helen Blaylock Gary Bradley Bill Boldman Joy Bratvold Steve Brunson Patty Buchanan Violet Buoy Robert BurggraH Becky Burkhardt Judith Burleson Norman E Buroker Arlene Butfierus Lonnie Butherus Wes Butler Dee Byrd Tom Campbell Ronald J. Cantrell Ronald R, Carlyle Victor H. Case Potty Chapman Dorothy Gay Chipman Alan G. Chun Dan Clark Day Clark Linda Coxon Dick Creevon Patsy Cross Tom Cufley Cheryl Cummings John Woodson Cummins Larry Cunnington Leslie G. Cunnington Bob Currie Donald G. Cushman Mark Davenport Pomelo Davin Betty Kay Czyhold Fred Davenport Bertys Davis Galen Davis Ed DeKeyser Lynn Depping Jean Douglas Jerry Duff Winifred Douglas Phil Eagon Carole Draper (Elkington) Dolly Ann Ekstrom Frank Drischel Richard Emigh Jerry Erdman Robert Estling Stephen Fousti Loxi Fiedler Dave Fletcher David Fogarty m Duane Foster Jack Frost Terry Fox Roy W. Frost Ken Fraiier Bob Fuller Mike Freeman Donna Fulton Phyllis Goffke Julie Gainer Jan Gardner Bill Gee Alan German Jim Gleaton Don Glover Dan Gluck 107 Marion Haken Jack Hamburg Sue Hall Sandra Leigh Hampton E. Steven Hoi left Larry James Hanley Barbara Halverson Rabin Harkins Jerry G, Hawley Gary Hedy Marvin Hows John E. Hendricks, Jr Jimmie Hoys Gloria Hendrickson Douglas N Head Maureen Herried Janice Hill Karen Holloway Denis E. Himes Robert Hooson Nancy Himes Carol Hopkins Bill Hof Becky Horton Anthony Howells Barbara Hoy Eddy Huffman Sharon I ben Calvin Hust Jim Irving Daryle G. Jacobson Joseph Thomas Jaucian Becky Jefferis Karen Jenkins Lana Jensen Steve Jensen Judie Jewell Charles Johnson Donna Johnson Dorothy Johnson Nancy Ann Johnson Sharon Johnston William Dwight Johnston Joyce Jorgensen Carol Keith Jim Kennedy Dick Kelly Bonny Kerley Raymond Kelly Jim Kibler Diana Kennedy John King James Kinney Carol Kinsfather Fred E. Krohn Linda Lee Landoni Jim Kukal Sharon Lone Robert Kukal Shirley Lane Irene Londoni John Ledbetter f V 1 Dean Lcmggood Beverly Louderback (Bernave) Loretta Gail Loyd Barbara A. Luchte Gene L. Longgood Sharon Louderback Edna Luebke Shei la MacArthur JoAnn R. Luft Eddie Madison Peggy Luke Penney Mahan Melvin Lutjemeier Bob Mann Linda Marbut Helen Maxon Gary May Marlene McClanafoan N. Wallace McDonald Linda McFarland Julie McGough Kay McKay Tom McKenzie Ruby McKinnon Carole M, Miller Dave Miller John Charles Miller Norman Mindemann LeRoy Modine Dick Moors Kathy Mundy Karen Murphy Pat Melton Connie Michaelis Marcia Michael sen Alan Miller Fred Moore Lawerence NoLamlieng Eric Nunn Keith Nye Linda Nyman Jim Oakley Winnie Oakland Mike D. Oertel Steve Oldfield Claudia Jean Oldham Larry Owen Nat Palmer Jeon Parsons Sonya Patzkowski Stephen Pavish Dick Peterson Gary Peterson Sandra Lee Peterson Karen Petrie Mary Potter David Powell Carolyn W. Preston Bonnie Sue Rudditk Lindo Russell (Bond) Norman Russell Lauraie Ryckman Nancy Sola Ron Sams Vicki Saucier Barbara Saunders Dennis Saxon Lorry Sc hi eg el Henry SchaUel Marsha Schlitt Sherry Marie Schesser Steve Schilling David Schneidmiller Jackie Schultz Larry Schwerin Allen R Scott Betty Seeliger Ned Shafer Donna Selfridge Larry Shaw - -f C. ' -A Ellynn Shelton Steven A. Shoun Barbara Siegel Stanley Simmons Dorothy Smethurst Barbara Smith Marcella Anne Smith Nancy |_. Smith Norman Smith Robin M« Smith 122 Shirley Stinnett Ernest Storrer Melvin R. Swanson Carma Roe Switier Earl Strainpher Ed Taylor Bruce Stuart Jo Ann Taylor Bill Tennent Tom Thomsen Ronald Thomas Judee Timmons David Thompson James P. Tomlin Ron Thompson Scott Tompkins Elsa Moe Troeh Dennis Trousdale 123 John Viestenz Arthur James Vigneron Ken VanAusdle Carolyn Veley Barry B, VanDcmge Nancy Veronda Katherine Wade Judy Wagner Kathleen Wade Judith A, Wallace Carolyn Waggoner Tom Wallace Duane Wagner Bill Wallingford Donna Weber Del White Roger Weber Sandra Wengreen Karen Whitner Kay Whitney Myrna Wheeler Jan Whittington Wiltna Whybork Dove Wickizer Gary E, Wies James Wilkinson Dick Williams Ida Williams Judy Wilcox llene Williams Terry Williams David Willoughby Richard Zier GiIbert Cunningham Edward L. ZiIk Harold LeRoy Hatch Don C, Zwamig Charles Masoner Dovid Craig Connie Peyton Thank You to Baker Bayer National Bank A. D. Barre Company Barrett’s Shoe Store Bear Roofing The Bee Hive Store Ben Hunt Son Benzel Son Berry Electric Company Blue Mountain Television Cable Company Bowlaway Braden Construction Carnation Company Chick ' s Drive Inn College Place Laundry Dry Cleanders Continental Can Company, Inc, R. J Daniels, Contractor Davis-Kaser ' s Delishus Bake Shoppe First Federal Savins Loan Association Garland Coyle Motor Company Gordon E, Matthews Associates Gross! Refrigeration Sales Service Ben Greco Sons Herb Himes Hub Horne Orthopedic Appliance Company Huntington-Cummings, Inc. Hunt Lindstrom Ice-Burg Inland Excavating Company Inland Machine Works Inland Northwest Film Service Inland Printing Company Jacky Fiedler Flowers Jaymar Company Mill Jaynes Typewriter Exchange Johnson ' s Real Estate Dickey’s Barber $hap Kelty ' s Wrecking Yard Key City Cleaners Inc, Kight-fUiott Horton KUck« sos rfrawberry Form Dickey ' s Lunch Doti ' s Auto Electric DrumheUer Company ken berg ' s Jewelers Lariat Mote Our Patrons Lindsey Water Softener Soles Service Locafi Motor Company Loehr Sheet Metal Logan Chevrolet Company Malcom-Bier wagon Mayfield Insurance The Marcus Whitman Mayflower Milk Distributors Midland Drilling Company Miller Studio Miller Supply, Inc, Mock ' s TBA Supply Modern Cafe Morrison Supply Company Musicians Mutual Protective Association W, R. 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Smith Company for aur y£S Jbok cover; Bontrop Studio, DeBunee Studio, Miller Studio, Roberge Studio, Vitart Studio, and Notionol School Studio for class pictures; patrons and patronesses; teachers and students that cooperated so well. BETt- LINCOLN ' MFR(V V H 4Nil FR Ctj Index A Abenroth, Beulah..18, 19,36,41,99 Leg. Asm,; Scribe; Choir; Grenno Se Cee; Mr. Ledbetter’s Assist¬ ant. Abrams, Linda 45,79 Adam, Barbara .. 45,99 Tethany; GAA; Minute Girl; Pep Club; Library Assistant. Ablers, Jay ..24,90 Ahsmuhs, Bob ___.19,24,48,90 Albright, Alice .. 43 Aldrich, Suzanne _____ .... 3 7,99 Girls’ Rifle Team; Minute Girl; Chorus; Com. Assistant. Alexander, Dave. 87 Allen, Scott ............... 68,79 Allison, Crissy. 19,44,57,79 Amen, Kathy ... 79 Amen, Sharon ..... 13,21,36,44,56,57,56,99 Songleader; Homecoming Queen; El Adrea; Crest; Girls ' League Cabinet. Ames, Rick ,.. 66,90 Anderson, Ardyth. 90 Anderson, Bill 18,24,48,99 Equites; Senior Band; Orchestra; Student Court; Pep Band. Anderson, Donald ............ 71 Anderson, Donna- ......... 79 Anderson, Gordon ....25,65,68,79 Anderson, Karen ... 79 Anderson, Karla ........ 45,57,79 Anderson, Kathy ....... 24,41,99 Band Sec.; Choir; Grenno Se Cee; Minute Girl. Anderson, Lee .. 90 Anderson, Merle 41,90 Anderson, Paul ......... 25,49,79 Andres, Cathy.__......19,57,90 Arbinl, Eddie __ ,68,79 Arbuckle, Marybeth M._ 41,99 Choir. Asselin, Ernie.48,79 Atkinson, Sharon ..36,65,99 Orchestra; Big Sister; Office Asst.; Girls’ League; Northwest Orchestra. Austin, Julie Ann. 37,56,57,58,99 Gimmel Teth; Vice-pres. sec.; Girls’ League; Student Court. Austin, Nikki.. 57,79 Auxier, Pauline 90 B Bafus, Jerry .. 35,99 Shop Assistant. Bafus, Pamela..79 Bailey, Frank34,37,41,43,49,99 Wrestling, FD Hf-Y, Team, Choir; Audio-Visual Club pres. Bailey, Joyce ........ 18,42,56,57,58,89,90 Bailey, Linda. ....37.90 Bailey, Mary. ,,,,,55,71 Bair, Pat.._..... 41,44,78,79 Baird, Allen, ,79 Baker, Craig R. __68,79 Baker, Dick ............... 68,79 Baker, Dick .. 68,90 Baker, Gale ..90 Baker, Jim ..11,18,48,68,90 Baker, Steve. 68,90 Baker, Stuart........... 46,66,90 Baltrusch, Vance . 90 Banker, Shannon ,45 t 90 Barbuto, Patty.. 24.44,57,79 Barnhart, Ben ................ 79 Barnes, Mark .. 37,43,68,90 Bames, Max ... ,10,18,49,68,90 Barrett, Gary.............. 68,79 Barritt, Lynda ............... 79 Bartelt, Zella.41,47,90 Bates, Georgia ..37,79 Bates, Patty _ ......... 55,99 Journal Staff: P.E. Ass’t; GAA; Pep Club; Girls’ Track. Batt, Gary.............. 11,68,90 Baugh, Jim A...99 Soph. HR pres. sgL at arms. Baugh, Sharon .....56,57,79 Baxter, Carol .. 79 Beard, Dorothy ..... 77 Beach Eugene ............. 68,79 Beck, Karla.. 41,45,57,90 Beckham, John...43,99 Beckham, Linda90 Bedford, Jim _ 8, 2,10,13,17,31,32,41,49,59,66,100 Football; Basketball; Baseball; Key Club; ASB Cabinet. Beechinor, Eileen. .57,90 Bern rose, Norma. 34,36,41,43,100 Drama Club, ’’The Curious Savage”: ”Dino M ; Grenno Se Cee; Nat. Thespian. Benedict, Connie .. 41,79 Benefiel, Rita... 90 Bennett, Bob ........ 41,49,68,90 Bennett, Patty 58,78,79 Benzel, George 63,68,79 Benzel ( Mike_ 11,33,49,68,79 Benzel, Sharon .... .79 Benzel, Steve ............ 62,100 FFA; Recreation Chairman Basketball Intramural s. Benzel, Ted L. ..._... 62,100 FFA; Intramurals. Bergh, Les .. 68,90 Bergrud, Shirley ....... 44,57,79 Berley, Roger .. 68,79 Berney, Darlene .. 24,37,100 Cap Gown; Audio-Visual, Big Sister, Senior Band; Pep Band. Bemey, Mark... 71 Berry , Michael ......... 49,68,90 Bescup, Michele . . ,,..46,90 Betts, Earl . ' . 34,49,90 Beyer, Brenda .. 79 Bickel. Jerry ....... 19,48,98,100 Varsity Baseball Jr. Sr.; Leg. Asm.; Walla Wat la Hi-Y, Bickford, Mike ...... 11,31,68,79 Biersner, Marilyn Ann... 100 Triple Trio (Jr); Girls’ League; Asst. : Latura. Blake, Rachel...41,79 Bland, Joanie .... 100 HR sec.; Minute Girl; Leg. Asst.; El ndrea; Crest. Blaylock, Helen ..58,100 Girls’ League Cabinet; Leg, Asm.; El Adrea: Crest. Blessinger, Judy ........ 53,67,90 Blom John ...._..._..,68,79 Blomquist, Dan., 63,66,90 Blue, Geneva.90 Blue, Walter ..68,90 Boatman, Susie _ 41,79 Boaz, Albert .. 71 Bodmer, Francie .... 79 Bogle, Barbara ........ _ ... 90 Bold man, Bill .. 18,38,49,100 FFA public speaking; FD Ht Y; Choir; Drill Team; Rifle Team. Bollinger, Bo ...35,68,90 Bond, Allen .....100 Varsity Baseball. Boomer, Jerry .. 24,79 Boschker, Wilbur ........... 4,7! Bozarth, Warren.......... 35,100 P.E. Assistant. Braden, Jon 21,48,90 Bradley, Gary . 37,43,100 Bradley, Larry 68,79 Bradshaw, Carol .. 36,90 Bradstreet, Ron..... 90 Branning, Ruth... 77 Branson, Kathy ... 41,42,44,45,56,57,89,90 Bratton, Tom my e Jean 97 Bratvold, Joy ........... 41,100 Minute Girl, Sponsors, Choir. Brenn, Jim .. .,.. 41,68,79 Brewer, Bob 90 Bristol Mary Lou,.. 56,90 Brock, Opal __ 43,90 Brooks, June .,. .. 90 Broome, Les ....... 18,49,68,90 Brotherton, Biff.. 101 Leg, Assembly; Track; Football; Walla Walla Hi-Y, IX Brotherton f Donna ,. .__ 79 Campbell, Tom ........ 49,66.162 GAA; Girls’ Rifle Team; Retail Brow ' ll r Betty ....... .......... 79 FD Hi-Y: Military Major; ROTC Selling. Brown, Carol .. , ..79 Drill Team Cochran, Nancy Jo Brown, Dan R. . ,,. .35,37,52.101 Campbell, William.,, 36,43,68,90 35, 41,56,57 102 Wood shop superintendent, Handi- Campanelli, Richard .... Crest; Choir; Grenno Se Cee; craft Asst,; Snackbar; Royal Blue. Cantrell, Judy .. ... 54,80 Dean’s Asst.; Triple Trio Brown, Deanna.17,37 ,43,44,52,101 Cantrell, Ronald J, , .36, 37,43,102 Cockerline Roger .. Royal Blue Editor: Drama Club: Gen. Metal Ass ' t; Audio ■ -Visual Cockrum, Lynnette .. ... 24 57,91 Pep Club; Com, Assistant; ASB Club vice-pres. Coffey, Doug. . .. 9,10,68,9: Cabinet, Carder, Lloyd .. . 68,80 Coffey, Tim.... . 68,80 Brown, Genie . .. . 79 Carlyle, Ronald R.. .102 Coker, Glenn ....... . 68,80 Brown, Larry. . 68,79 General Metals ssistant. Collins, Dorothy . . . . . ..103 Brown, Melinda , .. ..44,101 Carroll, LaVonna....... ...... 91 Chorus. Pep Club, Carroll, Leta ......... .. . . 67,91 Collins, Patricia . ,.. . 19,36,45,80 Brown, Mike. . 24,79 Carter, Don ... 68,90 Collins, Penny. ....... 41,80 Brown, Sandy Jo ... ..._90 Case, Colleen ......... .80 Collins, Susan . ... 44 54,91 Brownell, Patti. ..57,79 Case, Lumina ........ ... 36,91 Co Hum, Bob . .. 48,66,103 Brownlow, Denny . . , .... 49,68,90 Case, Victor H. ........ . ._ 102 Walla Walla Hi-Y sec. ; ROTC Brueggemeier, Carl. . ..71 Casseday, Darlene.. _ 37,91 officer; Drill Team. Brumback Sherry - ...90 Cassell, Clarence. ...... -65,71 Colby, Larry ...... _...... 11 Brunson, Della., ,, .79 Cassell, Julia ......... Colwell, Suzanne . ... ...80 Brunson, Steve. . 10,63 Castles, Ken ... - 68,80 Condon, Sharon .... ... 80 FFA. Caudle, Sgt. Doyle ..... .. . ....71 Conway, Frances ,.. . __ .... 72 Bryant, Donna . .... .... 43,44,90 Chamberlain, Judy B, . . Conway, Jack . . 24,91 Buchanan, Craig.., 18,19,48,66,90 18,19,35 ,37,44,91 Conway, Janet .. .47,56,57,80 Buchanan, Patty .. , . .19, 101 Chamberlain, Pam .. ... ... 19,80 Cooper, Conalyn .... . 50,103 Sponsors; Soromla; Leg. Asm. Chandler, Bill.. . 11,33,80 NHS; Pep Club; Minute Girl; Buckland Jan. ....__ 79 Chapman, Patty. 35,37,102 HR officer; Latura. Bucknum, Kenneth .. .. 77 Com. Asst.; Nurse’s Asst.; Cooper P Mike ....... . 80 Bundy, Wilbur. .. 68,79 HR officer; Soromla. Copple, Terry. . 68,80 Buoy, Violet .. . 53,101 Cheney, Margaret ..... ...... 91 Corkrurn, Linda . .. .103 Royal Blue; GAA; P,E, Assist- Cheney, Richard ... , 68,91 GAA. ant; Pep Club Chertok, Jeff . .. _ 68,91 Corn, Luther. ..72 Rurdett, Larry. .. . 68,80 Chipman Dorothy Gay .. Cornell son, Margaret .80 Burggraff Robert,. . 101 35, 57,65,102 Cornell son, Purdy , . .. 73 Sophomore Forty (Boys’ Feder- GAA; P.E. Asst.; Minute Girl. Coryell, Daniel P,,.. , 46,66,103 ation) Christian, Karen . . 44,57,91 Retail Selling; Drill Team, Burkhardt, Becky . ..101 Christison, Milton. . -- 72 Coryell, Dawn E.. J4 43,53,57 103 Minute Girl; Leg. Assembly. Chun, Alan G.18,19, 48,50,102 Royal Blue; Drama Club; Dina ; Burleson, Judith .,. _ .... 101 Equites; NHS; Leg. Assembly Pep Club, Leg. Assembly; Jr. sec.; NHS pres, protein; Dance Band. Cote’ t Emile. ... . 35,58,91 treas.; All School Play, Clark, Dan.. Cotter, Barbara ..... .......... 80 Buroker, Norman E, .. 101 14,15,18,24,25,48,50,192 Cottrell, Charles ... ....... 68,80 Burroughs, Charles . ..._68,97 Key Club; NHS: Foreign Exchange Couch, Robert . _ .. .... 72 Butherus, Arlene.. ., ...44,57,101 Student; Dino ; Tennis, Coulter, Jan. --- 91 Minute Girl; Sr. Play; Tethany. Clark, Day ............. . , 46,102 Cox, Connie .. .. ...80 Butherus, Bill ...... HR sec.; HR sgt at arms: Soph. Cox, Ellis. .72 Butherus, Lonnie . . , ... 48,54,101 Football. Cox, Lavona .. , . 41,91 Journal; Equites. Clark, Lonna . .80 Cox, Nancy ......... ....18,19 91 Butler, Wes.... . . . 36,46,101 Clayton, Karen .... . . . 24,80 Coxon, Linda.. ......... 103 Retail Selling. Clements, Diane _30 Girls’ League rep ; Transfer, B verge. La Verne . . . .59 Cline, Chuck_ 49,64,68,98,102 Coyle Zelma ...... .......... 77 Bvergo, Mike....... . 34,48,68,90 Key Club; Sr. Class vice-pres.; Craig, David . . 41,127 Bvrd, Dee. .24,48,102 ROTC; Track, Choir; Chorus. Equites; Senior Band; Dance Cline, Frances. __91 Cranor, John .. _ 31,32,91 Band. Clodlus Paul .. . 91 Crawford, Cathy..... _ 19,45,91 Cloud, Carole . 24,41,80 Crawford, Ed . _68,91 c Cobain, Gwen ... ... 41,91 Crawford, Jerry .... . . ..71 Coblentz, Larry ,,.37, 41,68,102 Creevan, Dick. . 53,103 Cabral, Eddie. - 11,49,80 Boys’ Ensemble; Snack Bar; Royal Blue: All School Play. Cameron, Marlann.. .44,90 Choir; Boys ' Federation rep. Crlppen, Gordon ...., .24,25,80 Campbell, Jeff ..... _ 48,66,90 CoblenU Lyle .,... . .... 37,91 Croker, Jean. _24 80 Campbell, Mike . 68,90 Coekran, Betty A,. 43,46,102 Crosbie, Keith H. . . . .... 72 13T Cross, Patsy .103 GAA; Big Sister. Crump, Gale .... 44,80 Crumsick, Art .,,.68 Crutcher, Bill. . ...... 66,91 Cufley l Tom..,...., 19,35,68,103 Key Club; Shop Asst. Culbertson, Bill ..,. .68 Cummings, Cheryl .............. 19,56,57,58,67,103 Crest; Girls ' League; Sponsors; Gimme 1 Teth; Traffic Court. Cummins, John Woodson. 8,49,55,66,68,103 ROTC eapl. ; Football. Cunningham, Gilbert. 66,127 Cunnington, Larry. 66,68,103 ROTC. Cunnington, Leslie G.. 103 Ctirrie, Bob ....... 48,66,68,104 WW Hi-Y vice-pres.: Track; HR officer; Boys’ Federation rep. Cushman, Donald G. ...... 55,104 Journal Staff; intramurals. Czyhold, Betty Kay.... 14,36,37,43,104 ’ ' Curious Savage 1 ’; Drama Club. Czyhold, Emil. 77 Czyhold, Kathryn ....... 24,41,91 D Daniel, Sharon ..,,, 41,91 Daniels, Jerry ............ 68,91 Darrow, M;irllyn . 91 Davenport, F red ..17,21,41,48,104 ASH Cabinet; Yell King; WW Hi-Y; FD Hi-Y; Choir. Davenport, Kathryn ... ,,, 80 Davenport, Mark ......... 46,104 Equites; ROTC officer. Davidson, Margaret. 91 Davidson, Wilma.............. 91 Davin, Pamela . 104 Big Sister; GAA. Davis, Bertys... 45,104 Pep Club; Big Sister. Davis, Linda ... .35,91 Davis, Paul. 24,9! Davison, Deanna 24,80 Dawes, Gene.11,68,80 DeBunce, Ann . . 45,91 DeKeyser, Ed.. 48,105 WW Hi-Y; Tennis; Boys 1 Federation, Delaney, John. 68,80 Dennis, Diana . ....44,90 Dermis, John .. 73 Depee 1 . Jim. .......43,68,91 Depping, Lynn. 35,62,63,105 Detmer, Larry ........... 68,80 Devine, Jim............ 41,68,91 DeWolf, Jean . 37,43,47,104 Dickinson, Susan.............. 80 Dillard, Allan.,. 34,49,66,80 Pi How, Ron .. 88,80 Dippel, Karen K. .. 14,19.44,45,50,56,104 NHS; Dino : Pep Club vice- pres.; Grenno Se Cee; Minute Girl. Dirks, Dean 66,68,104 ROTC officer. Dixon, Nancy ................. 80 Dixon, Peggy... 91 Dixon, Sue ..91 Dodd, Dorothy..77 Dodge, Marjie .. 92 Doepker, Robert .. 92 Doll, Gary ... 104 Football; Boys ' Federation. Donaldson, Sarah Jane ..... 19,92 Doody, Rose ................. 92 Douglas, Jean ............... 105 Douglas, Winifred ., 43,44, 35,105 Pep Club; FHA; Drama Club; Royal Blue. Doyle, Mike.. ,68,97 Draper, Carole .. 103 GAA. Draper, Diana ........... 41,92 Drinkard, Christine... 35,44,47,92 Drischel, Frank.105 Duff, Gary . 36,44,68,92 Duff, Jerry_ ........ 36,46,105 Pep Club; Retail Selling; Cap Gown; Big Sister; Minute Girl. Duncan, Brian ...... 10,11,68,92 Dunham, Mike ....... 8,49,68,92 Dunn, Harriett 72 Dutke, Darryl ....... 48,68 65, 80 Dyar, Clyde ... 63,68,80 Dye, Hazel. 92 Dyer, Pat .. 45,57,80 E Eagleson, Jeanne,. 44,80 Eagon Phil.. 48,105 Track; WW Hi-Y; Leg. Assem¬ bly; HR pres.; Boys 1 Federation. Ehding, Dennie .............68,80 Edwards, Jock ..., 31,32,49,59,68,89,92 Ekstrom, Dolly Ann 19,41,50,56,57,58,105 NHS; Latura; Sponsors; Crest; Girls’ League Cabinet Asst. Elder, Don ___ 77 Ellis, Steve . 80 Emigh, Ralph .. 72 Emigh, Richard .. 105 Emmons, Marcia.. 24,92 Entze, Fred ,. 92 Epstein, Sally.... 19,44,54,58,92 Erdman, Jerry ......... 46,105 Retail Selling. Esary, Mary .. .57,72 Esselstyn, Hon .... 68,92 E sters, Roger.10,68,80 Estling, Bob,...14,36,43,105 Radio Show; Drama Club. Eubanks, Christopher B. ........ 14,43,54,17,56,57,58,105 Ail School Play; El Adrea, Ewer, Mary Ann .... 92 Eycieshymer, Peggy - ...... 92 Eyraud, Kay ........ 19,35,57,92 F Faria, Bella May ......... 54,92 Farley, Dennis .. 63,68,92 Farris, Patti. 18,19,46,65,92 Farwell, Pat ........... 41,68,92 Fausti, Stephen.. 41,49,105 FD Hi-Y; Choir; Drill Team; Boys 1 Ensemble; Sophomore Top 40, Fenner, David 80 Ferguson, Pam...._ ...... 105 Fiedler, Cheryl .. 41,92 Fiedler, Loxi ..... 14,50,105 Field, Paul,,.._... 37,48,106 Math-Science Club; Equites. Figueroa, Joe .....80 Figgens, Judy ... 37,45,92 Findely, Julia ... 80 Fisher, Carolyn ... 106 Fisher, Cheryl..... .41,81 Fisher, Norene ..81 Fisher, Tim 68,81 Flaherty, Dick H. .... _ ... 106 Baseball; HR pres.; Intramurals. Flanagan, Sharon .... 14,18,54,106 Journal eo-editor; Quill Scroll. Flanigan, Sharon... 36,81 Fleek, Bob . 81 Fteenor, Dee...68,92 Fletcher, Dave .... 8,9,10,49,50,59,106 NHS; Football; Wrestling; Track; Key Club. Fletcher, Felix. 8,10,73 Fletcher, Joe ........ 11,68,49,81 Foege ( Caro lyn....18,81 Fogarty, David.. 50,106 NHS. Fogarty, Richard .......... 68,81 Fogarty, Ina .. 73 Folsom, John .. 10,11,18,19,3,49,59,89,92,24 Ford, Colin...68,92 Fortune, Bill ..81 Foss, Mike.. 68,81 Foster, Daryl. 68,81 Foster, Duane ..... 106 Fox, Terry... 14,19,44,57,58,106 “Dino”; Pep Club; Sponsors; Flag Bearer. Fox. Tom...8 33,49,68.81 France. Bob...... 33.48 59,68.81 Franc!sen, Cheryl.... 21,45,57,92 Frank, Nancy ..92 Franklin, Terra!........ 43,68,81 Franzen, Elizabeth. 37,46,47,54,92 Frazier, Ed ... .11,34,49,68,78,81 Frazier, Joan ................ 92 Frazier, Ken .. 8,9,10,13,17,26,34,49,59,62,106 Boys ' Federation pres.; Home¬ coming king; FFA pres, ; Football; Wrestling. Frazure, Bob... 68,81 Frederick, Marilyn.56,92 Frederking, Charlotte ...... 57,92 Frederking, John.. 68,92 Freeman, Mike .......... 18,106 Legislative Assembly, Freeman, Ronald ... 87 Friedman, Mike Frisby, Annas Lee ..56,92 Frost, Jack.31,32,19,106 Basketball; Leg. Asm.; Boys ' Fed. representative; Baseball. Frost, Ray . 51,106 NHS; Audio-Visual; Rifle Team. Fuentes, Carol ..81 Fuller, Bob ............. 25,106 NHS; Dance, Pep, Senior Bands. Fuller, Connie....37,45,92 Fulton, Donna.. ,17,19,106 A SB treasurer; Jr, Class treas.; NHS; Sponsors; Sr. Band, Furrow, Lois ............. 41,81 G Giese, Linda. 81 Gle selm an, Dave.. 68,81 Gillett, Carole ..81 Gilliam, Diana...43,81 Gilman, Gary .......... 48,68,81 Gleason, Beth ................ 73 Gleaton, Jim ................ 107 Glover, Don.. 8,9,10,19,31.32,49,54,68,107 Basketball Varsity; Track; Foot¬ ball Varsity; Key Club; Leg- Asm. Gluck, Dan .,.16,19,25,48,52,107 Band: Equites; Leg. Asm,; Royal Blue; Pep Band. Gobble, Elaine.. 43,45,93 Coin, Toni .. 81 Goodman, Virgil . .. 73 Gordon, Sheryl . .107 Graduation Committee. Grabinskl, Pat ............ 37,81 Grabinski, Tonia . 81 Gradwahl, Alan _ 49,63,107 FFA; FD Hi-Y. Gradwohl, Lynne .... .44,56,57,81 Gradwohl, Bob_8,10,11,68,93 Graves, Bill...33,68,81 Graves, Roy ............. 53,107 Royal Blue;Boys ' Fed. Rep,; Leg, Asm.; Audio-Visual Asst. Gray, Ruth .. 53,73 Greer, Lynn.., 56,107 Minute Girl; Soromia. Gregory, Gary 66,107 Wrestling; Senior Play Pub. Com.; ROTC; Track. Greiner, Patti .... 18,19,44,57,81 Grieb, David.,,,. 18,34,36,62,107 Wrestling; FFA Judging Team; Leg. Ass, ; FFA vice-pres,; FFA Basketball. Haase, Albert .. 72 Haken, Marian ,..... 45,108 Pep Club; Big Sister; HR vice- pres. Hall, Sue. ...14,108 Dlno ; GAA; A Curious Savage. Hallett, F. Steven .. 108 Halverson, Barbara ....... 35,108 Nurse ' s Asst. Hamburg, Jack .. 14,108 Senior play. Hampton , Sandra Leigh ....... 56,57,58,108 Jr, Class officer; Senior play; Sponsors; Crest; Girls League Cab, Hanes, Raymond ..59,73 Hanifen, Tim , 81 Hanley, Larry James. 14,19,48,108 Leg, Asm.; WWHI-Y; Drill Drill Team; HR pres; Dino , Hansen, Joan ................. 81 Hansen, Leroy ......... _ 68,93 Hansen, Mary- Ellen.. 73 Hansen, Paul ..,48,68,81 Hanson, Ruth .. ,. .73 Hapner, Elsie 81 Hargett, Darlene,............. 81 Harkins, Robin,.,..25,108 Orchestra; Equites; Pep, Dance, Senior Bands. Harman, Sharlene .,., 18,19,41,93 Harmon, Jerry.......81,24 Harmon, Ray..,.74 Harmon, Tom.... .109 Harpe, Darlene ............... 93 Harrison, Ruth Ann .. 56,57,58,109 Girls League Cab.; Crest; Latura; FHA Sec. ; Minute Girl. Hart, Marjorie ..,.. Gaffke, Phyllis ..._ 45,107 Pep Club. Gainer, Julie 41,107 Sr. play: Latura. Ganzman, Sharen.. 81 Gardner, Janice36,108 Office assistant; Homeroom officer. Gardner, Phyllis «... 23,42,56,92 Garland, Clayton 81 Garland, Harold ............. 68 Garner, Jim ...68,81 Garvle, Ralph ................ 81 Gee, BUI 107 Gehring, Larry ........ 49,68,92 Geist, Bob __ ..68,93 Gentry, Carl ... 68,81 German, Alan.107 B Squad Football; FD Hi-Y; Leg. Asm Geese), Steve. ......49,68,93 Gibb, Arlan ............... 41,81 Gibson, Jonny ,,,,18,24,49,65,61 Griffin, Janie....24,108 Band; Chorus. Griffin, Jess....68,81 Griffin, Louise .. 37,43,108 Audio-Visual; Office Asst, Grosgebauer, Nikkie. . .19,44, 56,93 Gruber, Brian .. 108 Grueneich p Frank 68,93 Grueneich, Richard_ ..... 68,81 Guinn, Jon .............. 68,81 Guinn, Michael Edward .... 46,108 Math-Science Club; HR pres. Soph. Gumm, Colin J, ..37,43,108 Audio-Visual, Gunderson, Janet. 108 Tethany; Triple Trio (Soph. ) Gust in, Kay _ 44,47,81 Gw inn, Fred .. , 8, 10,11,34,43,59,68,93 H 14,18,41,43,57,109 Drama Club Treas. ; Leg. Asm.; Dino ; Crest; Triple Trio, (Soph. Sr Jr.) Hart, Pauline... , . 43,93 Harvey, Richard....63,109 Harvey, Thomas C. .. 109 FFA; Leg. Asm. Hascall, Sue. .......44,53,93 Hastings, Patty . 81 Hastings, Stanley. 74 Hatch, Harold LeRoy ..36,43,127 Rifle Team; Royal Blue. Hawkins, Jim....,,. _ 48,68,81 Havens, Diana ..19,109 Girls ' League; Leg, Asm,; Transfer. Hawley, Jerry G.____ 18,49,109 FD Hi-Y; HR vice-pres, (Jr.) Haws, Marvin.,.,,, 37,43,53,109 Royal Blue; Audio-Visual Club, Hayden, Jim. .93 Hays t Jimmie ,.,,41,48,66,68,109 ROTC officer; Baseball; Equftes; Choir. Head, Douglas N , 46,109 Headley, Donna 93 Healy, Gary. 109 ROTC Drill Team. Healy, Kay. 93 Healy, Sandy. , 98 Heilbrun, Bob .,,, , ,81 Heimbigner, Carlene_. ..37,82 Heimbigner, Myrna ....93 Henderson, Jim...,,, 11,34,68,82 Hendrickson, John E..109 Hendrickson, Gloria....... 67,109 Sponsors; Sormia. Hendrickson, Tom ,.68,93 Hergert, Elaine. .71 Hermanns, Charlotte .......... 82 Hermes, Rodney, , . � � . 74 Hernandez, Mary Ann Herald, Mike ____ ...... 68,93 Berried, Maureen..,,..45,108 Pep Club; Transfer. Herrmann, Gretchen..... 14,43,45,58,93 Herrmann, Karl ,, , .43,63,68,93 Hibbard, Carolyn ....... 41,44,82 Hickman, Jackie.24,82 Hildebrand!, Kay ..... . 82 Hill, Janice ., . . ,110 Girls ' League rep,; Minute Girl; Big Sister. Hill iard, Ricky ..._ .... 68,93 Himes, Denis E. 110 Drill Team, Himes, Nancy .... 19 1 37,44,57,110 Crest; ASR ticket seller; Pep Club Hinger, A Iona__ ............. 87 Hint?., Marvin,....68,93 Hodges, Richard , ,,«,, 52,66 t 93 Hof, Bill ...63,110 Hoffman, Bernice...82 Hogeson, Dennis 68,82 Holland, Sheila__ 23,89,93 Holloway, Karen .. .,.47,110 FHA; Chorus, Holmquist, Sonya. 82 Honeycutt, Sue ....41,57,82 Hooson, Robert............48,110 WW Hi-Y: Basketball (B); HR vice-pres. Hope, Floyd L.. 66,82 Hopkins, Carol. 37,43,46,110 Retail Selling; FHA: Audio-Visual Hopkins, Della ...82 Hoppe, Roberta ............ 41,82 Horn, Orville ..... .9,31,32,68,82 Horton, Becky ... 19,58,67,98,110 Gimmel Teth; Sponsors: Leg. Asm.; Girls ' League represent¬ ative. Howard, Jeanette .......... 53,82 Howells, Ada... ..... ,74 Howell s r Anthony. .14,43,49,55,110 Curious Savage ; Dino ; NHS vice-pres.: FD Hi-Y; Journal Staff. Hoy, Barbara ,..,...37,50,98,110 NHS: Senior class treas,; Grenno Se Cee; Mr, Kamp ' s asst.; Leg. Asm. Huffman, Eddy.... Huffman, LaVerne . 82,24 Huffman, Philip .. Hulse, Ross ...... ........ 68,93 Hunt, Dannv ...... ___...93 Hunter, John...... . 48,82 Huntington, Pam .. ......... 19,93 Hast, Calvin. ....43,110 Shop asst. ; Audio- Visual. Hust, Melvin ...... i Iben, Sharon ..,.41,110 Pep Club sec, (St. Louis): Choir; Student council (St, Louis). Ingalls, Steve .... 33,68, 82 Irving, Jack..9,18,31,32,49,68,93 Irving, Jim...10,46,110 Irwin, Marylyn ............... 93 Isitt, Carol .. .82 Isitt, Cheryl .,, ., .18,44,93 Isley, Ivan. 68 Ito, Laurie Ann . , _ 44,47,82 J Jackson, Judy.. ....57,82 Jacob, Ed .... ... ....... 82 Jacobson, Daryl G. .Ill Jaggar, Larry.. _68,82 James, Bob... , ___93 James, John. .93 James, Mickey.,.. , .93 Jamison, Robert.. Jaucian, Joseph Thomas , .19,82,24 15,49,51,111 HR pres.; Key Club; Exchange Student; NHS. Jefferis, Becky .. 111 Sponsors; Leg, Asm.; Minute Girl; HR pres. Jefferis, Earl . 68,93 Jenkins, Karen. . ,.,56,98,111 NHS; Minute Girl sec.: Evergreen Girls ' State; Crest: Latura, Jensen, Lana ..23,111 Majorette. Jensen, Rodney...34,68,89,93 Jensen, Steve. Ill Jesse, Robert,. 63,68,93 Jewell, Judie.,.. 14,37,41,44,111 Minute Girl; Choir: Pep Club; Library Asst. ; FHA. Johnson, C, E. (Major).. 74 Johnson. Charles,............ Ill Johnson, Donna . 41,111 Johnson, Dorothy . ill Girls ' League. Johnson, Gayle ..44 Johnson, Jerry .,,.,.36,43,68,82 Johnson, John G. ..82 Johnson, John H.. 68,93 Johnson, Johnny W. __... 68,82 Johnson, Lanny ..11,24,82 Johnson, Melodye.82 Johnson, Nancy Ann .,. ,31,44,111 Big Sister; Pep Club. Johnson, Pat.43,68,82 Johnson, Patti..44,82 Johnson, Tom .. 82 Johnston, Sharon.. Ill Orchestra; Chorus: GAA. Johnston, William Dwight 8,10,49,111 Football: FD Hi-Y; HR pres, ; Boys 1 Federation representative. Jones, Arthur ... ...... 70 Jones, Gary ......68, 82 Jones, Greg.. 25,82 Jones, Kerry,...., 82 Jones, Marcia, .45,82 Jones, Merry , ..♦ .93 Jorgrensen, Joyce ......ill GAA, Jutz, Gary ............... 25,93 K Kttmp, Donald 74 Kantola, Edward .......... 38,74 Kapaska, Sharon ...82 Keith, Carol .. 36,57,112 Sponsors, Dlno ; El Adrea; Crest. Kelly, Ben .. 48,82 Kelly, Clyde ... 68 Kelly, Dick ..._ .... 62,112 FFA Asst, officer, parliamen¬ tarian, Basketball, (all FFA), Kelly, Leland .63,68,82 Kelly, Raymond ..62,112 FFA sentinel Basketball; Key Club. Kennedy, Bob .. ,, ,.82 Kennedy. Diana ....... _. 45,112 Pep Club; Big Sister. Kennedy, Jim.35,49,112 FD Hi-Y. Kerley, Bonny.. 112 Kerley, Wanda 93 Kerns, Wilson ... 11,68,82 Kespohl, Ron ................. 77 Kibler, Geraldine_ ...... 57,93 Kibler, Jim ....,.,,, .62,63,112 FFA Reporter; Judging Team. Kimble, Edna ........ _ ., 93 King, Claudia _ 62 King John.112 Transfer. Kinney James 8,9,14,If t 18 25,41,43,112 Football; Drama; Wrestling; Senior Band. Kinsfather, Carol ..23,112 Flagswinger; Sponsors; Soph. Jr, Class officer; Jr. Prom Royalty. Kinsfather Richard 68,82 Kinter, Vicky . .82 Kirk Joan. 93 Kirk man, Elizabeth 74 Klavano, Charles .68,82 Kleinkneckt, Audrey ........ 112 FHA; Cap and Gown, Kliban, Patricia .... ...... 82 Klinsky, Judith ..36,93 Klundt, Karen 93 Klundt, Margaret .18,56 57 67,112 Sponsor sgt. ; Crest; Leg. Asm.; Jr, Claes officer. Girls ' League Cab. Knopf Cora ... 18,89,93 Knopf, Deanna ..... 19,56,57,93 Knopf, Donna ... 93 Knopp, Nancy 93 Knott, Adene S. 45 65,112 Pep Club; Orchestra. Knowles, Bill 46 112 Retail Selling. Knowles , Ken.. ........ 68 Knowles, Wayne 93 Knud son, Everett 68,82 Knudson, Gary ...41,66,93 Kolbe, Larry , .19,34,119 Kotsakis Billie ,.,,, . ,83 Kralman, Beverly 93 Krapfel, Bill ,.___. 87 Kremer, Donald 74 Krika, Karen ..41 83 Krohn, Dorotha . 24 83 Krohn Fred E.24,113 Band. Senior, Dance Pep. Krummel Carol ..., ,, .,.44,83 K rum sick, Art ............68,83 Kukal Jim...63,113 FFA. Kukal, Robert .. ...... 63,113 FFA. Kuzens Alan . 83 L Lamb. Barbara .............. 93 Lamb, John...68 83 Lammers, Janice_ ..... _83 Lamphiear, Larry ,..,. _..8,93 Landers, Dick. .63,68,83 Landoni, Betty. 45,47,83 Landoni Irene ........... 46,113 Retail Selling sec. Mag. Reporter; GAA; FHA; GSC. Landoni, Linda Lee ... 41,42,113 Choir; Gimmel Teih: Minute Girl; Senior Band. Lane, Darrel .... Lane, Phil. .. 8,10,11,34.49,68,94 Lane, Sharon . Rifle Team. Lane, Shirley . . .. , . 67,113 Rifle Team, Langis Richard ,. . . . 11 34,68,83 Largent, Judy .... . 55,94 Larsen, Mark ..,. Larson, Russell,., Lasater, Carolyn . Lisa ter, Garland.. ..68 83 Lechner, Lance . .. .68,83 Lee, Terry ...... . . 48,66 68,113 WW Hi-Y; Drill Team; ROTC officer, Ledbetter, John ., . 48 66,113 NHS; Drill Team: Equites, ROTC officer; Ledbetter, W.G, , ...... 64,70,75 Lees, Ron ....83 Leitch, Dennis . . . 68,94 Leslie Susan ... Levin Judv . , , Lewis Jerry Gene . 24.41,113 HR pres. vice-pres : Drum Major; Band officer; Audio-Visual Asst, Lewis, Larry Dean .18,41,113 FD Hi-Y; Drill Team; Choir; Din 5 ; Leg. Assembly, Lewis, Larry , .. . Lewis, Marjorie . 36, 56, 57,58 67,113 Girls ' League vice-pres ; Sponsors sgt.; Crest. Lind Nancy....... , ... .56,94 Lindquist, Ray ..,, . ..68 83 Lind say, B a r ba r a . ..94 Lindsev, Garth ,,., ,, 41,49,68 94 Linke Don ..... 8, 9,10,18,49,113 Key Club; Traffic Court; Foot¬ ball; Baseball; NHS Jr. Norn. Committee. Linke, Linda. .. 94 Linseott Connie ., . .. 41,44,47 83 Little, Agnes. Livesay, Janice . .57,83 Lloyd, Ron ........ Locati Delbert ... ........ 68,94 Logan Gordon., 10, 18,19,49.68,83 Lorn mas son, Paul , Loney Larry 25,48,94 Long, Florence ... .75 Long, Jim ... - 24,94 Long, Roberta ... Ijonggood Dean ., - 62,63.114 FFA Livestock Judging Team, Basketball Team: HR pres. Longgood, Gene L, 35,63,114 FFA Basketball; FFA Leader¬ ship com. Longmire, Diane ..83 Lopez, Joe .. ..... 68,83 Louderback, Beverly. J14 Flag swinger; Senior Singing group. Louderback Sharon .... 23,36,114 Flag swinger; Mr. Ledbetters 1 Asst. Loyd Loretta Gail ....... 57,114 Big Sister; Minute Girl, Luce, Jim ..53 66,94 Luchte, Barbara A. . .37,57,114 Com. Asst.; Minieo Asst,; P.E. Asst.; GAA; Minute Girl, Luebke, Edna 36,98,114 Sponsors; HR sec ; Minute Girl; Mr. Ledbetters 1 Asst.; Big Sister. Luft, Jo Ann.. 24,53,114 Senior Pep Band; Royal Blue; Dino ,t ; Mr. Larson ' s Asst. Luke, Peggy .. Jl 14,24,43,56 114 Northwest Choir: Drama Club; Band officer; Minute Girl; Tethany. Lusk, Doug .. 68,83 Lutcher, Greg ........ 48,68 114 Lutcher Linda 56,83 Lutjemeier Melvin ....66,68,114 ROTC. Lutton, Lyle...66,94 Lybecker, Chester ......... 64,75 Lyford Janet __ 83 Lyman Betty 83 Lynton, Jerry .... 48,68,83 Lyons, Elinor .. 94 M MacArthur, Sheila. 44,65,114 MacDonald Sharon .. 83 MacLean, Bill .. 94 MacMurdo Jim 25,41 94 Maddux Mary Ann ... 24,41 42,94 Madison, Eddie .. 114 P.E. Asst. Mahan, Penny ...... 44,36 57,114 Soromia, Pep Club; Minute Girl; Office Asst Main, Gary 68,94 Maiuri Robert ......... 63 68,83 Makin, Ray ,. ... 94 Mann Bobb ... 114 Mann, Gloria...,93 Marbut, Linda, 21,24,44,56 57 115 NHS; Gimmel Teth; Student Court; Yell Queen: Girls ' League Cabinet Marcy, Dorothy , 77 Marge rum, Linda ... 41,43,37,83 135 Marks, Dennis ,,.,,,,..48,68,83 Marks. Jennie ...... 57,94 Marley, Marsha ........... 56,94 Man, Sandy .... 24,35,94 Martin, Bob .. ♦ ,.. 66 94 Martin, Pattie ..,,, .83 Martinez, Arturo.. 68,83 Masoner, Charles . .41,52,66,127 Choir; Rifle Team; Royal Blue: PA System. Masoner, Mike 41,68,83 Massey, Mary Alice .......... 94 Massey, Shaleen...,18,44,94 Massey, Wayvallea ,,. .,.. 35,94 Mast or, Dean .. ♦,..68,94 Mastor, Juciie . .- 83 Mathews, Bob . 33,68,94 Mathews, Dick . ...... 83 Matthews, Jim. .♦ -.. 8,10,11,49,33,68,83 Matthews, Ronnie .. 68,83 Maxon, Helen.,,,.35,41,115 Leg, Asm.; HR sec,; HR pres. Soph, , Jr, fir Sr. May Gary 48,115 Track; WW Hi-Y. May, Sandy . . . 23,45,57,58,89,94 Maynard, Charles ... 68,83 McBride, Charles ...... 3,34,75 McCandless, Mike 18 McClanahan, Marlene ,.,,,37,115 McClanahan, Sandra ...... 41,83 McClenny, Betty ............. 94 McClure, Pete... 37,43,48,68,94 McCormmach, Lesley.46,47,54,94 McCoy, Don . 25,48,94 McCuaig, Pann 68 94 McCully, David .. 68,83 McDaniel, Ray « .. 68,83 McDonald, Jack . ..... 24,83 McDonald, Virginia .......... 83 McDonald, N, Wallace ........... 24,37,51,115 Royal Blue; Senior Choir; Senior Band. McDonald, Ruth .. 75 McElhaney, Roger ........ 24,94 McFarland, Grace _ 41,83 McFarland, Linda ....... 19,115 McGlothlln, Violet .. 84 McGough, Julie . 58,115 Girls ' League Asst.; Latura; Minute Girl. McGovern, Florence ... 75 McIntosh, Marilyn .... 43,44,84 McKay, J. R. .. ,.75 McKay, Kay . 26,58,115 Soromia; Leg, Asm.; Girls ' League Cabinet. McKenzie, Tom ........ 62,63,115 FFA Basketball Judging Team. McKIllip, Larry __68,84 McKinney, Jim .......... 68,84 McKinnon, Ruby ...... 37,67,115 Com. Asst. ; Girls ' Rifle Team: Big Sister, McKnight, Sharon Lee ..115 Minute Girl. McLean, Gordon 66 94 Me Lean, Jay..... 24,49,65 68,84 McLemore, Doug , . 24,94 McLemore, Richard, 48,54,66,115 Equites; ROTC; Royal Blue, McManus, Jeannie .. 17,19,54,115 ASB Cab, ; Journal Editor: P.E. Asst.; Quill and Scroll, Me Mull in , Janice ............. 94 McMullin, Judy .............. 84 McPherson, Tom 68,84 McRae, David L. , ,9,10,54,68,115 Football {Varsity B Squad); Track; Journal Staff; Drill Team, Meiners, Patrick ....... ... 68,84 Mele, Pam .. .. 45,97 Melton, Pat .47,116 GAA; FHA, Martens, Jerry ..... 48,68,78,84 Mertens, Virginia .. ,37,94 Michaelis, Connie ..... 18,54,116 Journal Staff: Leg. Asm,; Tethany. Michaelson, Jedra ............ 84 Michael sen, Marcia ... 24,54,116 Senior Band; Tennis: Journal Staff; Leg, ssembly; Grenno Se Cee, Mlchener, Joy ... — 84 Miller, Alan.. 116 Transfer ; Nampa, Ida.; Foot¬ ball: Baseball; Hi-Y; P.E. Asst. Miller, Carole M, ..116 HR officer; Pep Club; Nurse’s Asst, Miller, Daryl . 68 94 Miller, Dave .... 14,18,43,48,116 Track; Dino 11 ; WW Hi-Y; Leg. Asm.; Football, Miller, Dick ..68,94 Miller, John Charles ...... 62,116 FFA; Drill Team. Miller, Judy. 36,84 Miller, Louis .. 75 Miller, Rachel.. 94 Miller, Sandy ................ 71 Miller, Tommy ♦ ..24,84 Mills, Al ................. 77 Mindemann, Norman ......... 116 Drill Team. Minnick, Carol. 89,94 Minzghor, Elaine ...... 24,47,94 Mock, Carol .. 37,84 Modine, Leroy .. 116 Modlne, Wayne ........... 24,94 Moeller, Allan. 24,94 Moeller, Richard ....... 34,68,84 Monahan, Carol...., 43,44,58,94 Monje, Carmen...... -.44 84 Montague, Betty..,,,. ... . 84 Moore, Barbara ,. . 47 94 Moore, Cher! ....... .84 Moore, Fred.... .. .116 Moors, Dick..7,18,25,48,116 WW Hl-Y: Jr, Class pres.; Traffic Court: Cabinet Member; Tennis, Moran, Betty ...... .84 Moro, Kaihie ....... .84 Morris, Linda ...... Morris, Marianne ... . ..84 Morris, Susan .. _94 Morrison, Dean ..... . __68,94 Morrison, Mary Ellen .. ..76 Morrissey, Sgt. Ralph .. 75 Morrow, Alma ...... . 44,84 Morse, Mary ..... 43 ,44,45,56,94 Moser, Bonnie.. ... 41.53,94 Moser , Edwin....... .76 Moss, Jerry ........ . 68,84 Muirhead, Robert .,, ___ 84 Mulhair Greg .. 34,49,68,94 Mulhair, Nancy. . . . 44,56,84 Muller, Jeannette .... .. . 84 Mundt, Frances .... ...... 47,94 Mundy, Kathy .. __56,116 Girls ' League Cabinet; Crest; Sponsors, Munroe, Tom ....... ..68,84 Munyon, Cheryl ..,,. .. . 94 Murphy, Karen ..... 14 43,44,116 Pep Club; Drama Club; Senior Play Comm, chairman; Royal Blue, Murray Louie. ... 33 68,84 Morrills, Lois---- .77 Myers, Sandra...... .. . 95 My rick, Donald ..,,, ...95 N Neel, Marcia -.. _... 77 Nelson, Clark. ...... .77 Nelson, Georgia..... . 43,118 Drama Club. Nelson, Jerry . 11,34,68,95 Nelson, John ....... . 31,32,68,95 Nelson, Paul . _ 37,68,84 Nelson, Tom ....... 9,10,31,32,41,49,68,95 Nesteby, Bob .. .. 84 Newell, Georgi Sue . .. , 55,56,117 Journal Feature Editor; Soromia; Leg. Asm. ; Minute Girl, Newhouse, Sue. . . . . ...24,95 Nichols, Janice ,. .,. ....... 24,95 Nienhueser, Deanna , , 44,56,117 NHS: Pep Club; Minute Girl; HR sec. ; GAA, Noal, Franky ... 9,10,33,49,59,68 Noel Ronald ....... _....... 84 136 Nowles, Val. 117 Leg Asm ; HR officer; Christmas Asm Nunn, Eric , . 46 49,117 FD Hi-Y; Drill Team; Math- Science Nye, Janis ,... . .. . 45,95 Nye, Keith 49,117 Football; Basketball (Moscow HS), Nyman, Linda 36,56,57,56,67,117 Crest pres.; Sponsor Cap ; Soph Class officer: Girls ' League Cabinet: Dean ' s Asst o Oakley, Jim. . 35,117 Oakland, Winnie __13,17,117 Girnmel Teth; ASB sec. ; Spon¬ sors: Homecoming Princess; Girls League Cabinet Oberholtzer, Larry . , . 68,64 O ' Brien, Michael , -43,68,95 Odell, Clara .. S4 Oertel, Mike D. .. , , . 35,36,41,43,53,117 Shop Asst Royal Blue; Audio- Visual; Choir Oft, Nancy ..65,84 tPGrady, Susie «,, . . 56,84 Oldfield, Steve , . 40,49,66,68,118 FD Hi-Y: ROTC officer; NHS. Oldham, Claudia Jean ,, 35,47,117 Minute Girl; FHA sec. Oldham, Janet .♦, 47,84 the Devil ' s Den Palmer, Patti . 44,84 Parish, Merry. 24,65,95 Parker, Doris .... - 44,95,18 Parkins, Mike . S4 Parsons, Jean ..118 GAA. Patterson, Dallas .. « . 25,95 Patzkowski, Sonya .. 36,43,47,65,117,24 Pep, Senior Bands; Orchestra; Projectionist; Mr Larsen’s Asst. Pavish, Stephen,. 48,66,118 Rifle Team; HOTC Captain Pease, Arthur. 68,84 Pell, Leroy. . . 76 Perry, Bob . . ... 65,84,24 Peterson, Darlene .. 41,44,95 Peterson, Dick ,. . .18,118 Leg Assembly. Peterson, Don ,. ,.,,.49,66,95 Peterson, Gary . .118 Boys 1 Federation rep Peterson, Linda. 24,45,58,84 Peterson, Marcia. 85 Peterson, Sandra Lee 65,118 Orchestra. Petrie, Karen 36,47,52,118 Royal Blue; FHA pres, sec.; GAA; Club Council, Peyton, Constance.43,127 Phillips, Charles.48,68,85 Picker Tom . 68,95 Pierce, Barbara . 44,95 Piper, Carol ..95 Rad ford, Patty,37,56,57,58,67,118 El Adrea; Girls 1 League; Crest; Sponsor Lt ; Minute Girl, Rahn, Marlene. . 56,95 Randall, Ron.68,85 Randall, Terry. « ,, 68,85 Rankin, James W_ , , 25,48,118 Equites; Pep Band; Orchestra. Rausher, Shirley. 95 Ray, Alan . ,. 85,95 Ray Marion . 76 Rebman, Bonita .. , ,47 RedO eld , Doug., . ,49,66,119 FD Hi-Y; Cadet Lt CoL ; Drill Team; Rifle Team Reed, Del . 68,95 Reed, Gary , . 85 Reed, Jan ..... 41,68,95 Reed, Jim. .85 Regula, Bob.. •• ., . 119 Woodshop supt ; Gen, Metal Asst, Reid, JoAnn... 44,53,85 Reisinger, Bonnie , 37,43,44,119 Pep Club; Drama Club, Reiswig, Marilyn , .86 Rembold, Kenneth . ,. , 68,85 Rempel, Paul. .68,96 Renick, Donna 47,85 Repass, Mike , ,, ,33,48,68,85 Reser Merridy ♦.,,.... . 85 Reyburn, Ron . , — , . , , 96 Reynolds, Allen . ,,,. 70 Reynold s, Tom ,. .43,66,96 Richards, Larry., 9,10,34,49,119 Key Club sec,; Varsity Football Oldridge, Ardith. ♦.,, Plaquet, Judy.-, . ,, . . 85 Wrestling; Student Court; vice- 41,42 ,43,56,57,95 Pollari, Kathy . 19,44,54,95 pres. Sophomore Class. Oldridge, Hal.. . . . 41,66,95 Poole, Richard . ,., . 48,76 Richardson, David ,. .. . .68,85 Oleson, Sandra, , 42 ,56,57,58,95 Potter, Mary,.,. . .37,56,118 Richardson, Gary ■ . . 68,85 Olson, JoAnn . _41,45,84 Minute Girl; Dean ' s Asst Richardson, Harold . _ 68,95 O ' Neill, Mickey_ Potts, Becky . . .. _ _85 Richardson, John , , .76 9,10,33.59,68,78,84 Potts, Karen .. .. . .95 Richerzhagen, Theodore , — , Qpie, Bob. . 66,95 PowelJ, David. 19,49,118 48, 66,68,64,119 Or luck, Gordon . . . 95 Key Club; NHS; Leg. Asm. i Bas- NHS; Equites; Rifle Team; Orton p Lana Sue ,.. . ..84,24 ketball Manager; HR officer. Prosecuting Attorney (Student Osborne, Kirk . ,, . . 95,24 Powers, Judy... 44,56,85,78 Court) Ossipoff, Michael . ,, . 68,84 Powers, Vera.. ..85 Ries, Ray. . _ 49,66,96 Oswald, Jim. . 68,95 Preston, Carolyn W. . .41,57,118 Riggert, Sandi , . Outland, Bruce. . .68 Choir; Minute Girl, Rimbey, Cloella Quderkirk, Susan .. . . 95 Price, David. .. 85 Rimbey, Glenn .,, , ..37,85 Ovens, Mike .♦ . . . , . 84 Price, Peter . .. 68,85 Rimbey, Myrtle . . German, Ron .19,41,68,84 Price, Steve Rimbey, Sylvan , , 37,66,68,119 Overturf, Judy . , ., . 41,95 Drill Team ROTC Owen, Amv. .41,43,47,95 Priday, Winnie. .37,118 Ringer, Gary .68,85 Owen, Larry Cap Gown; Retail selling; Com Riomondo, Claudia . . . 85 Owsley, Carla . , .41,45,47,84 Assistant. Roberts, Susan . , .43,56,57,96 Owsley, Phyllis.. . 65,95 Pritchard, Sue . . . .44,85 Robertson, Carol , , _41.53,96 Proctor, Tom . 36,43 ,48,65,95,24 Rodda, Marjorie , . 4 87 P Pruitt, Jimmy Ann. . ..95 Roesch, Paul. .33,49,68,85 I Pulliam, Judy. Rogers, Bruce, . Page, Cheryl . ,, . 44,95 Rogers, Dorothy (Dolly) ,. . 85 Palmer, Nat . .,. , _ 46,117 R Rogers, Janice __85 Retail Selling pres : Manager of Rohde, Sandy . ... 24,85 137 Rohn Ca rol ..35 96 Root, Bill .. 85 Ross Richard ... Rothrock, John ...... 41,48,66,96 Royse, Elaine........ 41,47,85 85 Royse, Harold..68,96,97 Ruddick, Bonnie Sue ...,37,44,119 Cap Gown; Pep Club; Tethany; Com. Asst,; Big Sister, Ruiz, Karen . 47,87 Russell, Dianne ..,35,57,96 Russell, Judith .... 41 1 85 Russell, Linda.. 119 Senior Band, Russell, Mary. 44.57 Russel], Norman,...... 41,66,119 Choir; Chorus; Drill Team; ROTC officer, Ry ck man, Lau rale_36,37,44,119 Pep Club; Office Asst,; Minute Girl; Chemistry Asst, s Sabins, Veronica ............ 96 Sacks, Bill . .... .11,68.85 Sala, Nancy ___... 24,36,119 Cap Gown; Senior Band; Mr, Ledbetter ' s Asst, Salsberry, Don..24,96 Saltmarsh, Judy.. 44,87 Sams, Ron ... 119 Sanders, Arminta ......... 41,96 Sanders, Barbara ... 46,119 Sanders, Trudy .......... 24,96 Santler, Dorothy ..85 Saucier, Vicki14,43,119 NHS; Pep Club; Drama Club; Dino ' Publicity chairman; FHA. Sauer, Art .......... 36,43,66,96 Savage, Bob 68,96 Saxon, Dennis 46,120 Retail Selling. Saxon, Ronnie ........... 68,85 Schaefer, Mike,............68,96 Schatzel, Henry ........ 37,43,120 Schesser, Sherry Marie.... 41,120 Triple Trio (Soph.); Choir; Tethany Schilling, Steve. 18,19,48,59,120 Pres, Chaplain TO Hi-Y; Club Council; Boys 1 Fed, Cabinet; Traffic Court; Leg. Asm. Schiegel, Judy Schlegel Larry.. .......... 46,120 Retail Selling; HR Officer. Schlitt, Marsha..44,120 GAA; Pep Club; Big Sister. Schmerer, Donna ,.... 43,46,96 Schmerer Gary .. ... 85 Schmid, John .,.. , 68,85 Schnebly Fred.. ,,,. 68 85 Schneidmiller Alice.. 57,96 Schneidmiller, David ...., 120 Schnellhardt, Steve ..... 10,11,14,48,68,96 Schoessler, Jim.. 19,68,96 Schoesler, Ralph 10,11,48,68,85 Schreiner, Karleen .19,85 Schulke, Jim ........ 48,68,85 Schulke, Shirley . 35 96 Schulke, Tommy ................ 9,10, 18,19,31,32,68,96 Schultz, Ann ...... 18,19,58,78,85 Schultz, Jackie.46 56,67,120 Minute Girl; Retail Selling; FHA; Rifle Team. Schwager, Robert ....... 14,43,76 Schwarz, Dick.. 68,85 Schwarz, Lois .. .. 41,96 Schwerin, Bill .19 48,68,78,85 Schwerin, Larry ... 14,49,62,63 98,120 Pres. Senior Class; FFA; FD Hi-Y; ”Dino p . Scott Allen R. ..46,48 120 Equites. Scruggs, Sandy .36 96 Scruggs, Steve .. 85 Seaborn Pat .......... 44,58,96 Seeliger, Betty. 19,36,56 120 Office Asst; Tethany; Minute Girl; Leg. Assembly. Seibel, Ron ..68,96 Selby, Charlene ........... 44,85 Selby, Jim. . .. , , . 58,96 Selfridge, Donna . 120 Attendance Asst. Selfridge, Roberta , , ,, 85 Severson, Sandy.. 44,47,85 Shafer, Ned...31,32,49,120 Varsity Basketball; Track; Key Club; Boys Federation Rep ; Leg. Asm. Shaver, Richard, ,. .68,86 Shaw, Larry ................ 120 Math-Science Club; Audio-Visual Club. Shelstad, Evadine ............. 96 Shelton, Ellynn . , 121 Cap Gown Shoun, Steven A. ......... 19 § 121 Leg. Assembly; HR pres, (Soph.); Class Officer Soph. Jr ; Basketball; Baseball, Shower, Ricky. 11 24,86 Shupe, Carolyn 76 Siegel, Barbara... 20 37,44,56,57,58 121 Cheerleader; El Adrea; Crest; Jr. Prom Princess; Sponsors, Siegel, Jayne ... 44,86 Simmonds Carrie, 44 47,56,56 86 Simmons, Stanley... 121 Sims, Steve .... 68 86 Sisson Karen .... 47,96 Sisson Velva. 77 Skow, Judy .. 56,96 Slaughter Margaret . . 41,42 56,96 Sloan, Gerry . 47,43,96 Smethurst. Dorothy .. 56 57,58,98 121 E] Adrea; Sponsors; Girls League sec.; Crest: Class officer. Smethurst Sally . 56,86 Smiley Richard .68,96 Smith Barbara ♦ ...... 121 Smith, David .. 86 Smith, Kathy. 57,96 Smith, Larry ..41,68,86 Smith, Marcella Anne ... 25.121 Senior Pep Band, Smith Nancy L. ...... 41,51,121 NHS; Grenno Se Gee; Big Sister; Choir, Smith, Norman .... 2 5,41 65,121 Student Conductor; Pep Band; Choir; Orchestra; All-State Orchestra. Smith, Rayma . .... . 96 Smith, Robert ... 86 Smith, Robin M. ....... 35 68 121 P.E. Asst. Smith Ron. 68,86 Smith, Sam... 24,65 96 Smith, Wanda Marie ....35,36,121 FHA; Home Ec. Asst,; Office Asst. Smith Steve .. 68,86 Snedden Juanita.------ 86 Snook t Dan.. 68,86 Snyder, Dennis C. . 14,68 121 Wrestling; Audio-Visual; Christmas Assembly; Dino . Spellman, Lyda , ♦.,., , 41 86 Spencer BUI . 24,121 Senior Band. Spencer, Jerry 121 Leg Assembly. Sporleder, Bob ..... 9,10,18,122 Track; Football; Leg. Asm. ; HR officer, Sprouse, Toni . 96 Stading, David _ 68,96 Stadlng Paul 86 Starts, Clara .. 86 Stambaugh, Betty ... 97 Stamper, Cheri .. 21,36 44,56,57,58,122 Songleader; Girls 1 League treas. Cabinet; Crest; Gimmet Tetb. Stanley, Woody ., . 122 Stark, Alice .. , 44,86 Staudenmaler, John ...... 24,97 Stegmiller, Linda . .. 58,122 Stelzel John .,, .. —.,.11,86 Stephenson Juanita 41,86 Stevens, Paul .. 49,68 97 Stevenson Gary , . , , 53,68,86 133 Stewart, Richard J. ,,.48,122 WW Hi-Y; B Squad Baseball. Stewart, Rick 24,65,86 Stiles, Kay....44,122 GAA; Club Council; Big Sister; Pep Club. Stftmmel, Betty.... 24,44,47,65,86 Stinnett, Shirley...122 Big Sister; Com. Asst,; Girls ' League, Stone, Carma ....... 18,19,44,86 Stone, John .. 66,97 Stoneclpher, Terry. 97 Storrer, Ernest ......... 41,122 Choir, Boys ' Federation. Stovall, Phil ...._..48,68,86 Strampher, Earl .......... 35 122 Wood shop Assistant. Straw, Danid .. 45,86 Stuart, Bruce .. 122 Science Club; Chess Club: Biology Club; Math-Science Club (Wa-Bi); Transfer From Orena High School, Stutsman, Rose ..77 Stubblefield, Dollie. 77 Suckow David .68,86 Swanson, Dick ..._ 48 66,97 Swanson, Melvin R.,. 18,48,66,122 Leg, Asm. ; Boys ' Rifle Team; WW Hi-Y: Football. Switzer, Carma Rae. 122 T Tash, Gary. 48,68,86 Talbott, Howard. 86 Taylor, Doug.68,86 Taylor, Ed ...........46,48,122 Math-Science Club; Equites, Taylor, Jo Ann.43,53,122 Journal Staff; Mixed Chorus; Transfer; Drama Club: Royal Blue. Taylor Mike _ .... 48,68,86 Teal, Barbara 41,45 47,86 Tennent Bill............. 46,123 Retail Selling vice-pres,; HR pres. Thomas, Carl............. 68,86 Thomas, Helen.. . 86 Thomas, Patti. 41,47,66 Thomas, Richard .. ..68,97 Thomas, Ronald -----... 49,123 FD Hi-Y, Thomas, Virgene ........... 86 Thompson, David R, . .19,53,123 Royal Blue: Boys ' Rifle Team: Audio-Visual. Thompson Gary ,,, ,,,, 68,86 Thompson Pat ............... 97 Thompson, Patti .,...,.,...37,86 Thompson Ron ....... 17,19,34 43,62,66 123 Key Club; Brig. Command; FFA; ASB vice-pres.; rep. of Com¬ munity Service Committee. Thomsen, Tom ..123 FD Hi-Y: Baseball; Intramural Dir.; Soph. HR president. Thonney, Bob ... 97 Thonney, Mary Ann . ... 97 Thorne, David ..11 86 Thornton, Jack ..9,10,18 59 68 86 Tidrick, K.A_ 18,19,70 76 Timmons, Jude 56,57 123 NHS: Crest; Sponsors; Office Asst. Tomlin, James P. .... 24,48,123 Equites; Golf; Senior Band. Tomlin Mary Lou .. 24 86 Tomlinson, Sandy 97 Tompkins Scott .... _ ... 63,123 FFA Stock Judging; Parliamen¬ tarian; Public Speaking, Tooker, Sigrid 86 Transeth Sharon . 78 86 Travaille, Kay.. 86 Troeh Elsa Mae .... 35,47,54,123 Journal Staff; GAA; Girls ' League; Soromia; Sophomore Jr. Ensemble. Trousdale Dennis ...123 Trousdale, Greg _ ...... 68 86 Tubbs, Nancy Sheryl.. 123 GAA. Tucker Tim ........ 11,49,68 86 Turner, Harold............... 75 Turner, Nancy 76 Tuttle Paul 68 86 Tyacke, John 86 Tyler, Ann. 24,58,65 123 HR Officer; Pep Band; Band officer; Girls ' League Asst, ; Latura. Tysor Ken __ 123 u Unck, Bob .. 68,97 Underwood, Stan ............. 97 Uribe, Larry . . ., ., .... 68,86 Uyeno Dean .... 18,41,48,59 66 98 123 All-State, All-Northwest Choir, Equites Hi-Y pres. ; NHS pres. ; ROTC Lt. Colonel; Evergreen Boys ' State. v Van Ausdale, Ken. , , 31 32,35,124 Basketball, Baseball. Vance, Gerald ... 86 VanDonge, Barry B. ..... 63 124 FFA. VanDonge Bob ____ 48,68 97 VanDonge, Dean ... .68 87 VanHorn Linda ... 24.41 42 47,97 Van Wyk, Steve .. 68 87 Veley, Carolyn . 125 GAA; FHA; Minute Girl. Veley Donna.. 19 87 Vernon Janice.36,97 Veronda, Nancy .......... 37,124 NHS historian. Vtestenz John.48,124 Equites; Projectionist; Royal Blue. Viestenz, Karen ...,... 36 57 87 Vigneron Arthur James.124 Transfer. w Wade, Katherine ..124 Wade Kathleen... 124 Waggone r Caro lyn ..37,46,57,124 Retail Selling; Grenno Se Cee; Minute Girl. Waggoner, Cathy.. 43 44,97 Wagner Don .. 48 68,97 Wagner T Duane ..... 24,41,49,124 HR officer; Band pres, ; Varsity Wrestling; Key Club vice- president. Wagner Judy A. 124 Wagner Neil .. . 77 Wagner, Robert .... 18 19,68,87 Waite Kyle...78 Wahl, Alice .. 45 87 Wainwright Barbara.... 24 65,87 Walker, Robert . 36 Wallace Jim .. 87 Wallace Judith A. .......... 124 Wallace, Tom .. 124 Key Club; Hr. pres. Wallingford, BUI... 13 16 41 49,59 64,68 124 All state track; ROTC Major; ASB pres,; Key Club; Jr. Class pres, Walt, Dennis __ 68 87 Walt, Rhonda___ 97 Waiters, Penny . 45,58,97 Waltz Jim ,.,. 125 Transfer, Want I and Lundy .49 p 68,97 Ward John ..68 87 Ward William ............... 97 Warneke, Marlene ............ 97 Warner, Cecil . 87 Warren, Jean.. 24 47 125 Pep Sr, Band; FHA freas,; Latura. Watson Bill ................ . 97 Watson Carol.. . 87 Watson, Harry , ..... 125 Watson, Susan 44 87 Watson, Tom... 68,87 Watson, Tom . ,... 68 87 Watters Linda 97 Watts, Mike_ ,..,, 63,125 Weatherman, Terry .... . 68,87 Weatherman� Carol! ,..19 t 125 Minute Girl; HR sec,; Leg, Assembly, Weathermen, Darell ........ 125 Weber� Donna ... .,,, 46 f 125 Retail Selling treas. t reporter; Big Sister; GAA treas, Weber, Gayla ..... 87 Weber, Roger .. 9,10,31,32,48,59 64,68 125 WW Hi-Y vice-pres.; Varsity Football; Basketball; ROTC Cadet Major W r eis, Diana. 20 41 45,56,97 Weitman, Louise .. 77 Weitz, Ed.. . 31 32,68,97 Weitz, Nona . 87 Welch Eddie 11,24,34,49,87 Wells Jim .. 68,97 Welsh, Jeannie ,.,. . , � 71 Wengreen, Marcia ,. .97 Wengreen, Sandra... 125 Latura; FHA; Wa-Hi mascot; Girls 1 League. West, Jeff.. _ 87 Wheeler Myrna . ♦. 36 125 Attendance Mr. Ledbetter T s Asst.; Big Sister; GAA; Cap Gown Com. Wheeler, Paul_ 20,41,47,68 97 White, Del _ 38,62,125 FFA; Senior Class Play White, George . . 41,77 White, Marilyn .47,87 White, Marjean ..,. , . . 45 97 Whitner, Karen . 14,43,57,58 125 NHS; Crest; Girls ' League Cabinet Head; Dlno ; Drama Club. Whitner, Lola. 77 Whitney, Kay . 14,18,41,56,57,58,98,125 Crest; Sponsors; Sr. Class sec,; Girls 1 State representative; Sr. Class Play Whittington, Jan .,. ,. . . 125 Glee Club. Whybark Wilma . . 54,126 Tethany; Pep Club: Big Sister; Journal Staff Wickizer, Dave .. . 35,126 Football: Sophomore class pres ; Retail Selling club. Wies Gary E. . 126 Wieasner, Emil ,.... . .. 48,68,97 Wight, Bill Transfer. Wilburn, Sandra.. .. .87 Wilcox, Judy. ___126 Wilkinson Janies . 66,126 Drill Team. Williams, Bruce-- .. 11,34,49,63 68,87 Williams, Dick . 34,35,49,68,126 Wrestling; Key Club Williams, Ida •• ... 44,45 126 Pep Club; NHS; Dino . Williams Ilene .36 126 Grenno Se Cee; Pep Club; Cap Gown; All School Play; Senior Play Willi am s Mary 41 97 Williams, Mike .. 10 19,90,97 Williams Sharon . _ ...... 97 Williams, Terry, . _... 14,19,43,56,57 58,126 Sponsors; Girls ' League Cab Head; Crest: Drama Club pres ; El Adrea. Williams, Wendy 44,78,87 Willoughby, Dave . 48,126 Wilson Beverly 55,56,57,58,92 Wilson, Janet .58,126 Gimme 1 Teth, Girls ' League Cabinet. Wilson Jimmy . 43,53,87 Wilson LeRoy _ _68,87 Wingert, Patty . 47,87 Winkler JoAnn 44,47,87 Winn, Doug .. ..... 49,63,68,97 Wischmeier , Suzanna ...36,47,136 FHA, Wise, Judy .. 41,97 Wolfe, Vic .. ,., 68,97 Wolff, Doug , , , , , , , , 97 Wolff, Lois . 126 Tumbling; FHA; Round Table: Fort Collins High School, Wood, Charlotte .97 Wood Cynthia. _57,97 Woods, Bill ..._ 36,43,66 ,126 Audio-Visual; Band, Woodward, Dave ..... 18,48,68,97 Worth, Sharon -- .. 67,127 Sponsors Minute Girl; Leg, Assembly. Wright, Jim 48,68,87 Wright Richard.. 127 Wyckoff, Connie. .,87 Wyckoff, Gary ..., 66 68,97 Y Yaw, Larry . 127 FFA, Yeager, Linda ,,. 18 19,46,127 Retail Selling; Grenno Se Cee; New Student Committee. Yeh, Victor 127 Yelenich, Pete .. 77 Yenney, Bob .......9,10,63,68 97 Young, Edith .. 47,97 Young, Sharon ,.,.., . 41,87 Younker, Phoebe . . 43 45,87 z Zahl, Jerry.. 48,63,68,97 Zahl, Pat . .., 56,87 Zaro, Lenore. .71 Zaring, Linda _ 13,23,58,127 Flagswinger El Adrea; Crest; Jr. Prom Queen; Homecoming Princess. Zier, June , , ., .71 Zier, Mike. 48,68,97 Zier, Richard... ., 25,46,49,127 FD Hi-Y; Band; HR Officer; Math-Science Club. Zilk, Bob .. 48,68,87 Zilk, Edward L.. 46,49 127 FD Hi-Y; Boys ' Federation Hep.; Intramurals. Z iska, Nancy _ .... 47,54,97 Zitterkopf, Fred ..66,97 Zohner Judy .... _....... 97 Zwanzig, Don C,,, . 49 127 Key Club: FFA; Football; Wrestling; Track, 140 Autographs 1961 Royal Blue • ' ‘‘C ' V ' V - , • ' ■ r . i%l . Spring Supplement Track VARSITY, Row 1: Ed ZHk. Mike Byergo. Mike Bickford, Bob Currie, Jim Henderson, Dick Mathews, Wilson Kerns. Phil lane, Doug Winn, John Foh som Row l: Mr Harm , Steve Scruggs. Steve Ellis, Rick Siewart, Dave Fletcher, Dave Willoughby, Dave Miller, John Gibson, Jim Perry, Brian Duncan, Jay McLean. Mr McBride. Row 3: Steve Oldfield, Gary May, Phil Eagon, Jim Baker, Don Glover, John Nelson, Jan Reed, Jack Irving, Bill Wallingford, Jack McDonald, Dave Giesselman, The 1961 track season was opened with the Mac-Hi Carnival of Speed, where Bill Wallingford was Wa-Hi ' s only first-place winner. The first official meet was a triangular one with Kenne¬ wick winning by 60 points to Wa-Hi ' s 44 and Richland ' s 39. John Nelson was high-point man, earning 12 with firsts in the high-jump and the high hurdles, and a third in the low hurdles. We next scored 56 pomts in the Wa-Hi Relays to tie favored Pendleton for first place, Wallingford on the javelin, and Kerns, Currie Duncan, and Miller in three relays, added greatly to our suc¬ cess, fn the Davis Invitational at Yakima, Wa-Hi placed third out of a field of six teams, behind Davis and Wenatchee, Wa-Hi defeated Pasco 68-59 in a dual meet, with Currie winning the 100, 200, broad-jump, and running on the 880 relay to earn 16 4 points. Wa-Hi was in turn de¬ feated 74-53 in a dual meet with Richland. High¬ lights of the meet were Wallingford ' s record javelin throw of 2075 and Duncan ' s record- breaking :52.7 in the 440. Wa-Hi won the District meet and qualified the following boys for the Tri-DEstrief meet at Spo¬ kane: Currie, Miller, Duncan, Kerns, Oldfield, Scruggs, Nelson, Lane, May, Folsom, Irving, Glov¬ er, Eagon, and Wallingford. At Spokane Wa-Hi scored 40 points and placed fourth in a field of 19 teams. Blue Devils qualifying for the State meet were Eagon on the discus. Nelson in the high-jump, and Wallingford. fn the State meet at Pullman, Wallingford won the first championship by a Blue Devil in several years with a 191 ' S ' a javelin throw. Other highlights of the season were Oldfield ' s 2:00.8 in the half-mile at Tri-District, and the de¬ velopment of sophomores Scruggs in the mile and McDonald in the hurdles. A SQUAD VARSITY Kneeling: Sill Hof, Bob Fuller, Jock Edwards, Don Unke, Earl Betts, Tom Schulke, Mike Dun¬ ham Standing: Coach John Richardson, Ken VanAusdle, Jim Bed- ford. Bob France, Jerry Bickel, Tom Nelson, Roger Weber, Norm Buroker, Jim Matthews, Mickey O ' Neil, Steve Shoun, Tom Thompson, Managers Orville Horn, Chuck Cline, 1961 Batting Averages Player A.B. Hits Matthews 2 1 Shoun 18 7 O ' Neill 8 3 Buroker 35 12 Thompsen 9 3 Fuller 3 1 Dunham 30 9 Bickef 58 17 Bedford 40 11 Nelson 22 5 Linke 32 7 Weber 34 7 VanAusdle 40 8 Schulke 41 6 Edwards 37 5 Hof 12 1 Betts 15 1 ,083 ,067 By the end of the spring, the Blue Devils had compiled a season record of seven wins to nine losses, splitting games with every foe except the Lewiston Bengals, who took three of the four encounters. Four scheduled games were cancelled by unfavorable weather. The season ' s line-up put VanAusdle and O Neill at catcher, Weber, Edwards, Bedford, Nelson, Betts, and Bickel in the infield, and Hof, Buroker, Linke, Schulke, Bickel, and Shoun in the out field. The most frequent pitchers were Dunham and Thompson, but Fuller, Matthews, France, and Shoun all drew mound duty. b-squad Row I, left to right: Bob Kennedy, John Schmid, Frank Noal, Steve Sims, Jim Gar¬ ner, Ed Welch and Tom Fox. Row 2: Bob France, Mickey O ' Neill, Ralph Schoessler, Louis Murray, Jim Matthews, Dennis Ebbing, Bill Graves, and Manager Orville Horne. r_ Tennis Team The ream members pictured at the left are, left to right; Gordon McLean, Elsa Troeh, Larry Shaw, Janet Conway, Ed De Keyset, Elinor Lyons, Paul Field, Cathy Andres, Dick Schwarz, Dick Moors, Greg Jones, Mr. Miller. Those engaged in actual competition were Greg, Dick Schwarz, Dick Moors, Elsa, Gordon, Larry, Paul, Ed, and {not pictured) Dan Clark, Alan German,, John King, Jim Depee, Nancy Mulhair, Karla Anderson, Sheila Holland, and Marcia Michaelaon. The Wa-HI tennis team had a reason¬ ably good season this year, finishing with a 2-3-1 record. The boys singles did very well; Dan Clark, Alan German, and Dick Moors were un¬ defeated for the sea¬ son. Ed DeKeyser, undefeated last year, lost one match this year. This year ' s opposi¬ tion included teams from Pasco, Lewis¬ ton, and Kennewick. The team will miss many top graduating players next year and also Mr. Miller, the coach, who is moving. G 1 T r r I a s c k Pictured below to the right are, standing: Tonia Grabmski, Karen Ander- son, Betty Stimmel, Carol Mirvmck, and Merridy Reset. Seated are Joann Winkler and Christine Drinkard. Others who trained for and participated in the Junior Olympics, held in Walla Walla In late May, were Carrie Simmonds, Susan Parker, Kay Gus- tin, Carol Monahan, and Wavy Massey. This spring ' s results are not yet known, but fast year Wa-Hi did very well, gaining three national awards and setting many local and meet records. Walla Walla, as a city-wide team, rated fourth in the nation. After a lapse of several years, a spring Opera was again presented af Wa-Hi, in the form of Trial by Jury by Gilbert and Sul¬ livan. Mr. While was di¬ rector, assisted by Bob Shields. The Judge Jim Bedford Plaintiff Gwen Cobain Defendant Paul Wheeler Council Tom Nelson Usher Hal Oldridge Foreman Ernie Storrer Bridesmaids Sharon Iben Kay Whitney Judy Jewell Diana Weis Jury and Public Choir Set Jim Kinney Costumes Kathy Anderson The All-School play Pot-Luck was presented April 21 and 22 on a double bill with the Opera, under the direction of Amy Owen and Drama Club Advisor Mr r Schwager The role of the bride was played by Susan Leslie, and her hus¬ band by Jon Guinn. Bill Campbell played the irrascable landlord, while the visiting faculty head and his wife were portrayed by Don Peter¬ son and Peggy Luke. Stage Manager Business Manager Set Design Sound Lighting Publicity Make-up Props Carol Monahan Pauline Hart Mike Guinn Dean Van Donge Tom Proctor Dick Creevan Marilyn McIntosh Lesley McCormach Li. Col. Doug Redfield crowns Edna Jane ' luebke, queen. Princesses are left t right: Terry Fom, Joy SrafvoJd, Becky Horton, and Kay Whitney Military Ball Brigadoon, the rheme of the Military Ball held May 12, was planned and decorated by the ROTC and Sponsor officers with heather colors of blue and lav¬ ender in the boys ' gym, which was transformed with floorside tables and bubbling fountains. Music was by the Kennewick Klassics. The Military Department ' s annual Federal Inspection was held Friday, May 12, before the student body and a good crowd of townspeople. Recognition for individual and group achievement was awarded, and all units passed in review. The first big dance of the spring was Bourbon Street Blues, the Junior Prom held March 17 Overall chairman was John Folsom, aided by Kathy Branson, Cora Knopf, Joyce Bailey, Carol Minnick, Paul Wheeler, Jock Edwards, Sheila Holland, Rod Jensen and Sandy May, Senior Ball i Seniors and their dates were In fact raught up in An Affair to Remember as they danced away the mghf of April 14 at the Senior Ball Music was by the Classics, while decorations in pink and green Dean Uyeno crowns Cher. Stamper Queen, Princesses Winnie Oakland and Karen Jenkins, created an atmosphere of spring. standing, and Dorothy Smethurst and Donna Fulton, seated. Below, Junior Prom Royalty are Roberta Long Ardith Oldridqe Queen Cheryl frandsen, Sally Epstem, and Sandy May. V Baccalaureate and Commencement laccalauneaie M uUce walla walla high school Sunday. May 21, 1961-8 p.m. Riv. Bovaku Wagnm. Minuter in Charge Prrtmde and Fugttf” .Hanki Wiiu Vuu Hmr Scmboj. Ohjwnu DtreUfJ ky Umimh Caul l Procrtiiotial — Pomp and CiTtuttutantf .Elgar Invocarwo.. R v. Jaipm Havkns Scnpcurr Reading .Rrv A. C Wise hhcu« Beatiimdri“ Giail h Prefer and Prmt r � «««,� ,,. . WtuoN Walla W alla H«h Sokml Okmhia amp Ocm Pff iW b Ghhi VlffTI .Rmv + G . T, Sutvqlo Sertnofi to the Class - OWlr-nge pjf the Future ■ Rev. William H. Thompson Besedifoon.R v. Wn ham Fq « Recruioiul — Pomp and CtrntmUmct P (TTw ludts«■ wvfl run Ain Miud • .,!• aunbm ai th dan sHr.h u( f Baccalaureate Speaker RiV. WltUAM H. THOMPSON The annual FFA Parent-Son Banquet was held March 30, in recognition of the past year ' s achievements. Ken Frazier, chapter president, was master of ceremonies, the Rev. J logan Peringer gave the invocation, and fea¬ tured speakers were Roger Cockerline, Slate Sentinel for 1961-1962, and Mr. Webb, Assistant State Supervisor of Vocational Agriculture Educa¬ tion. The Wa-Hi-los provid¬ ed music while FHA girls served. Karen Petrie and Claudia Oldham received recognition as outstanding FHA members at the annual Awards Banquet, held April 4. Local awards and degrees went to Frances Mundt, Janet Oldham, Linda Van Horn, Pat Melton, Bonita Rebman, Karen Sisson, Zella Bar felt, Jean DeWolf, Suzanne Wischmeier, Janet Conway, Barbara Moore, Elaine Royce, and Donna Ren¬ ick. Exchange student Joe Jaucian spoke on the Philippine Islands. FFA and FHA Banquets Decorations for the FHA Banquet -