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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla, Hail. ' Neath the range of mighty mountains. Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. U t ROYAL BLUE 7962 Presented by the Associated Students of Walla Walla High School o • Walla Walla Washington 3 Dedication Donald A. Anderson was born in Minnesota, but raised in Montana, A graduate of the Joliet, Montana, high school, he received a degree in business administration and a teaching certifi¬ cate from the University of Montana, Missoula, Montana. He earned additional credits in educa¬ tion and business at Washington State University, the University of Idaho and the University of Washington. Out of a total of twenty-eight years of teach¬ ing, he has spent seventeen years at Wa-Hi teach¬ ing typewriting, shorthand, commercial law, and office machines. Before coming here though, he taught at several high schools in Montana and Washington. Mr, Anderson says, The students of. Walla Walla High School, by their achievement and ac¬ complishment, have earned for themselves the rating of best anywhere It has been a real pleasure for me to work the past seventeen years with such a friendly and outstanding group of young people and Table Dedication 4 Seniors 8 Juniors 34 Sophomores 44 Government 55 Administration 60 Faculty 61 Football 68 Homecoming 72 Basketball 74 Wrestling 78 Pep Club 79 Contents r ' s At Pep Squad Girls ' Sports 82 84 Band 88 Vocal Music 92 Christmas Program 95 Orchestra 95 Military 96 Boys ' Federation Girls ' League 100 102 Exchange Student 105 Journal Staff 106 Royal Blue Staff Boys ' Clubs 108 no Plays 112 Clubs 114 Dances 118 F.F.A. 120 Retail Selling 123 G.A.A. 124 Math Science 124 Assistants 125 Patrons 128 Acknowledgements 129 Index 130 Autograph pages 141 7 President Jeff Campbell Treasurer Virginia Mertens Girls League Representative Cheryl I sift President Phil Lane Treasurer Sheila Holland Girls ' League Representative Wayvallea AAassey Class of ’62 Robert M. Ahsmuhs Rick Ames Jay Ahlers Cathy Andres Judy Anderson Ardyth Anderson Lee T. Andersen Joyce Bailey Linda L. Bailey Gale Baker Zella Marie Bartelt Max Barnes Shannon Banker r Gary L. Batt Karla Beck Linda Beckham Les Bergh Judith Jeanne Blessinger Earl Betts Michele Bescup — Jon Braden Cheryl Bogart Barbara Bogle Dennis Brownlow Donna Bryant Sherry Brumback Mary Lou Bristol Ron Bradstreet Kathy Branson Carol Bradshaw Opal Brock June Brooks Sandra Joan Brown Les C. Broome Leta Carroll Darlene Casseday Lumina Case Judy Bee Chamberlain Margaret Cheney Richard N. Cheney Craig Buchanan Chuck Burroughs Bill Butherus Mariann Cameron Mike Byergo Jeff Campbell Mar kali (Mike) Wayne Campbell Paul Clodius Gwen Cobain Karen Christian Francis Jean Cline Roger Cockerline Lyle K. Coblentz Susan Rae Collins 2 ' Lavona Cox Janet Sue Coulter Nancy Lee Cox John Cranor Cathy D. Crawford Edward Crawford Gilbert Cunningham Kathryn Czyhold Bill Crutcher m , 7J Marilyn H. Darrow Margaret Davidson Wilma Davidson Ann DeBunce Linda Davis James Devine Susan Dixon RwJ Mike D. Dunham Jock Edwards Hazel Dye Fred Entze Marcia Emmons Sally Epstein Christine Drinkard Brian R, Duncan Dianne Draper Mike Doyle Rose Marie Doody Sarah Jane Donaldson Peggy Ann Eycleshymer Patti Farris Mary Ann Ewer Rella May Faris Judy Figgins Victor Flores Patrick Farwell Ted Fogarty Mike Friedman Elizabeth A. Franzen John Frederking Charlotte Frederking Connie M. Fuller Phyllis Gardner Stephen Frederick Gessel Fred Gwinn Darlene Harpe Nikki Grosgebauer Elaine Gobble iWSL —! v?5V •• • Suellen Hascall Pauline Marie Hart Donna Marie Headley Sandy Healy Sharlene Harman Leroy Hansen Jim Hayden Kay Healy Michael J. Herold f l ■ Tom Hendrickson Karl Herrmann Richard Hodges Sheila Holland Jeffrey Wayne Howard Marylyn Irwin Pamela Kay Huntington Gretchen Rea Herrmann Ricky Hilliard Marvin Hintz Philip Huffman Richard Hovland Jack F. Irving Ross Hulse Keith Kimzey Joan B. Kirk Edna Kimble Bob Jessee John Johnson Earl Jefferis Dianne E. Jones Nancy Knopp Deanna Knopf Donna Knopf Beverly Kralman Judith Klinsky Karen Klundt Cora Knopf Nancy Lind Garfh S. Lindsey Larry Loney Roberta Long Lyle E. Lutton Elinor Lyons Greg Lutcher Jean McMullin Donald L. McCoy Roger Louts McElhaney Bill McLean Mary Ann Maddux Jeanie Marks Gary C. Main Gordon C. McLean Douglas McLemore Jtm MacMurdo Marsha Marley Sandra Marr Bob Martin Wayne Modine Elaine Rose Minzghor Daryl Miller Allan Moeller Carol Monahan Barbara Moore Dean Mastor Shaleen Massey Wayvallea Massey Mary Morse Greg Mulhair Bonnie Moser Dean Morrison Susan Morris Frances Paulette Mundt Sandra Myers Georgia Ann Nelson Jerry Nelson Donald Myrick John Nelson Sue Newhouse Tom Nelson Janice Nichols Robert J. O ' Kelley Ardith Oldridge Gordon Orluck Kirk Osborne t Judith Ann Overturf Jim Oswald Merry Lynn Parish Amy Owen Cheryl Page — Jean Reinhardt Paul Rempel Ray V. Ries Susan Roberts Harold Royse Richard Ruff Dianne Russell Veronica Sabins Alice Schneidmilier Jim Schoessler Ron Seibel Evadine Shelstad mm Arminta Sanders Trudy Kay Sanders Mike Schaefer Don Salsberry Judith Kay Skow Margaret Anne Slaughter Richard Smiley Cliff Smith Kathryn M. Smith Rayma Sue Smith Sam Smith Dave Q, Stading Toni Sprouse John E. Staudenmaier Carol Sterling Betty Marie Stambaugh Paul B. Stevens John Ellsworth Stone Terry Stonedpher Dick K. Swanson Sandra Louise Mary Ann Thonney Tomlinson Linda Jo Van Horn Stan Underwood Janice Vernon Donald E. Wagner Penny Walters Diana Weis William Ward 32 Linda Watters Richard Dale Walker Lundy Wantland Paul Wheeler Susan West Mary Williams Ed Weitz Jerry Zahl Frederick L. Zitterkopf Nancy J. Ziska Not Pictured: Steve Baker, Bob Brewer, Marilyn Ruff, Bob Savage, Ronda Walt. Edith Young Gary C. Wyckoff Bob Yenney Row 1: Linda Abrams, Scoff Allen, Crissy Allison,, Norman AI tom, Kathy Amen, Donna Anderson, Row 2 Gordon Anderson, Karen Anderson, Karla Anderson, Paul Anderson, Ed Arbini, Janet Arttill. Row Ernie Asselin, Richard Austill, Mike Austin, Nikki Austin, Pamela Bafus, Patty Bair, Row 4: Allen Baird, Craig Baker, Dick Baker, Patricia Barbuto, Gary Barrett, Lynda Barritt. Row 5: Georgia Bates, Sharon Baugh, Denise Baumgart, Carol Baxter, Eugene Beach, Connie Benedict. Row 6: Pat Bennett, George Benzel, Mike Benzel, Sharon Benzel, Shirley Bergrud, Rodger Berley. 1st Semester Vice President Mickey O ' Neil 1st Semester President Ed Frazier of 63 T 1 Row 1: Brenda Beyer, Mike Bickford, Rachel Blake, John Blom, Suite Boat¬ man, Francie Bodmer. Row 2: Jerry Boomer, Larry Bradley, Jamei Brenn, Donna Brotherton, Betty Brown, Carol Brown, Row 3; Genie Brown, Larry Brown, Mike Brown, PaMi Brownell, Della Brunson, Janice Buckland. Row 4: Wilbur Bundy, Larry Burdetf, Eddie Cabral, Judy Cantrell, Don Carter, Coleen Case. Row 5: Julia Cassell, Ken Castles, Pam Chamberlain, Bill Chandler, Lons Clark, Karen Clayton. Row 6; Diane Clements, Carole Cloud, Tim Coffey, Glenn Coker, Pat Collins, Penny Collins. 2nd Semester President Jack Thornton 2nd Semester Vice President Bill Schwerin Row 1: Suzanne Col wed, Janet Conway, Terry Copple, Judy Corder, Mar¬ garet Cornelison, Barbara Cotter. Row 2: Charles Cottrel, Connie Cox, Gordon Orippen, Tony Criscola, Jean Croker, Gale Crump. Row 3: Kathy Davenport, Deanna Davison, Gene Dawes, John Delaney, Diana Dennis, Larry Defmer Row 4i Susan Dickinson, Alan Dillard, Ronnie Oil low, Nancy Dixon, Mark Durfee, Darryl Dutke. Row 5e Clyde Dyer, Pat Dyer, Jeanne Eagleson, Den¬ nis Ebding, Stephan Ellis, Julia Findley. Row 6: Norene Fisher, Tim Fisher, Bob Fteek, Joe Fletcher, Carolyn Foege, Richard Fogarty. O V 2nd Semester Secretary Merridy Reser 2nd Semester Treasurer Jeanne Eagleson on to Goal Row 1: Bill Fortune, Mike Foss, Daryl Foster, Tom Fox, Bob France, Terry Franklin. Row 2: Edwin Frazier, Robert Frazure, Carol Fuentes, Sharen Ganzman, Clayton Garland, Jim Garner. Row 3: Carl Gentry, Arlan Gibb, Jon Gibson, David Gieselman, Carole GilJett, Earl Gillum. Row Ax Gary Gilman, Toni Gom, Earl Gordon, Tonia Grabinski, Lynne Grad- wohl. Bill Graves. Row 5: Patti Greiner, Jess Griffin, Dick Grueneich, Jon Guinn, Kay Gustin, Tim Hanifen, Row 6: Joann Hansen, Paul Hansen, Jerry Harmon, Patty Hastings, Jane Hatfield, Jim Hawkins. Row T: Bob Heilbrun, Anita Heimbigner, Jim Henderson, Charlotte Hermanns, Carolyn Hibbard, Jackie Hickman, Row 2; Bernice Hoffman, Ronald Hoffman, Dennis Hogenson, Sonya Holmquist, Sue Honeycutt, Floyd Hope. Row 3: Roberta Hoppe, Orville Horn, Jeannette Howard, Jeffery Howard, Diane Hunt, John Hunter. Row 4: Melvin Hust, Steven Ingalls, Carol I sift, Laurie tto, Judy Jackson. Row 5; Edward Jacob, Larry Jaggar, Robert Jamison, Gayle Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Johnny G. Johnson, Row 6: Johnny W. John¬ son, Kenneth Johnson, Larry Johnson, Meiodye Johnson, Fat Johnson, Patti Johnson. Row 7: Tom John¬ son, Gary Jones, Gregory Jones, Kerry Jones, Marcia Jones, Beverly Joseph. of Edu 1st Sem. Girls ' League Rep Carma Stone cation. 2nd Sem Girls ' League Rep. Pat Brownell Row h Sharon Kapeska, Benny Kelly, Leland Kelly, Bob Kennedy, Wilson Kerns, Claudia King. Row 2: Richard Kinsfather, Patricia Kliban, Kay Klingensmifh, Dave Knobel, Everett Knudson, Cecily Koch. Row 3: Larry Koibe, Billie Kotsakis, Bill Krflpfel, Karri Krika, Dorothy Krohn, Carol KrummeL Row 4; Arthur Krunv sick, Alan Kuzens, John Lamb, Dick Landers, Betty Landoni. Row 5: Richard Langis, Carolyn Lasater, Gar¬ land Lasater, Judy Levin, Larry Lewis, Butch Lind. Row 6: Mary Lindsay, Ray Lindquist, Connie Limcott, Janice Livesay, Gordon Logan, Diane Longmire. Row 7: Joe Lopez, Doug Lusk, Linda Lutcher, Janet Ly- ford, Jerry Lynton, Sharon Macdonald, Row 1 S Robert Mauri Gloria Mann Linda Marge rum Dennis Marks Arthur Martinez Mike Masoner Row 2: Judie Master Dick Mathews Jim Matthews Ronnie Matthews Charles Maynard Michael McCandless Row 3: Dave McCully Ray McDaniel Jack McDonald Virginia McDonald Grace McFarland Violet McGiolhiin Row 4: Marilyn McIntosh Larry McKi IIip Jim McKinney Jay McLean Judith McMullin Tommy McPherson Row 5; Pat Meiners Jerry Mertens Jedra Michaelson Joy Michener Debbie Miller Judy Miller Row 6: Carol Mock Richard Moeller Joseph Molkie Carmen Monfe Cheri Moore Betty Moran Row 7s David Morgan Gary Morgan Katherine Moro Alma Morrow Jerry Moss Nancy Mulhair Row B: Jeanette Muller Tom Munroe Louie Murray Paul Nelson Frank Noal 40 Larry Oberholtzer — 4 _ Row 1: Clara Odell Nancy Oft Janet Oldham JoAnn Of ton Mickey O ' Neil Lana Orton Row 2: Mike Ovens Ron Overman Carla Owsley Patti Palmer Flor Paredes Susan Parker Row 3: Mike Parkins Darrell Paulson John Pederson Robert Perry Faith Peterson Linda Peterson Row 4t Marcia Peterson Judy Plaquet Judy Powers Vera Powers David Price Peter Price Row 5: Susan Pritchard Carol Pruss Karen Pgyear Ron Randall Del Reed Gary Reed Row 6: Kenneth Rembold Donna ftenick Mike Repass Merridy Reser David Richardson Keiton Richardson Row 7 j Sandi Riggert Glenn Rimbey Tom Reynolds Claudia Riomondo Marjorie Rodda Paul Roesch Row 8: Janice Rogers Sandra Rohde William Root Efatne Royte Judy Russell Dorothy Santler 1 Row It Ronnie Saxon Kathy Schild Judy SchEege! Gary Schmerer John Schmid Ralph Schoesler Row 2: Karleen Schreiner Jim Schulke Ann Schultz Donna Schultz: Richard Schwarz Bill Schwerin Row 3; Don Scoville Steve Scruggs Charlene Selby Roberta Self ridge Sandra Severson Richard Shaver Row 5: David Smith Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Stephen Smith Connie So ter Lyda Spellman Row 6: Alice Stark John Stelzef Rick Stewart Betty Stimmel Steve Stockdale Carma Stone Row 7 s Phil Stovall Dan id Straw Dave Suckow Gary Tash Doug Taylor Mike Taylor Row 8: Barbara Teal Helen Thomas Vlrgene Thomas Gary Thompson Patti Thompson David Thorne Row 1: Jack Thornton Mary Lou Tomlin Si grid Tooker Sharon Transeth Kay Travaille Greg Trousdale Row 2: Tim Tucker Bob Unck Larry Uribe Dean Van Donge Steven Van Wyk Donna Veley Row 3 ' Karen VEestenz Margaret Vogel Mike Wade Robert Wagner Alice Wahl Barbara Wainwright Row 4: Jim Wallace Dennis Walt Cecil Warner Carol Watson Sue Watson Tom Watson Row 5: Terry Weatherman Gay la Weber Nona Weitz Sharon Wells Jeffrey West Vern West Row 6 Marilyn White Richard White Steve Wilkinson Bruce Williams Wendy Williams JoAnn Winkler Row 7: Jim Wright Connie Wyckoff Sharon Young Patty Zahl Mike Zier Bob Zilk 1 i hi Row B: Ron DeGraw Roger Esters Bob Gradwohl Bob Matthews Rachel Miller Jerry Pepin Jim Smith Class of Row 1: Burt Akehurst John Albert Milton Aldrich Harvey Alexander r f 11 Row 2: Grady Anderson Jay Anderson Kathleen Anderson Ross Anderson Sue Anderson AAarcy Andres Larry Arbini Dave Arnold John Ary Row 3: Donna Ay cock Jon Bachtold Cynthia Baker Lynn Banks Pamela Barker Ron Barthoiome Tom Baslee Janice Baxter David Beaman Row 4: Mary Bean Jerry Bell Bonnie Benedict Loren a Benson Sharon Bergman Ed Berney Linda Bickef Francis Bieloh Fred Bieloh Row 5 1 Gary Bier wagon Ray Biggs Doug Binder Judi Bird Row 6 Glenda Bozarth Pete Bradford Ron Bradshaw Cherylene Bragg Mary Beth Branson Karen Brehm Row 6: Karen Srixey El Jane Brooks Darcia Brown Row 7: Paul Brueggenneier Gib Brumback Bonnie Buehler Cliff Buehler Georgia Bunten Cherle Burley Jackie Burnap Dan Burroughs Don Bury Row 8: Eddie Buschini Dorothy Cameron Dave Campbell John Campbell Gary Carlyle Jim Carney Susan Carter Kyla Chamberlain Suzann Cfoherty Treasurer Gtb Brumback Girls ' League Rep, Sue Anderson Treasurer Barbara Perry Girls ' League Rep. Marcy Andres 45 Row T: Sherra Lee Cole, Camille Colley, Vkk! Colley, Gary Colombo, Donald Corkrum, Lupe Coronado, Carol Coryell, William Cotter, Gary Cox, Bill Craig, Julie Cramer, Vicki Cranor. Row 2t Mark Crosbie, Joyce Cross, John Crud up, Lyle Culbertson, Francine Cruthirds, Richard Ciyhold, Ray Davis, Doran DeGraw, Dean De- lavan, Stephen Demotts, Janice Dent, Dwight Derrick, P Row 3: Rickey Devaney, Patricia Devine, Frank Dick, Jim Dick, Richard Dill, Sally Dixon, Sally Drew, Bob Drinkard, Judl Duff, Phyllis Duff, Sandra Dunterman. f 1 Row 6t Jacqueline Figgins, Marsha Fitzsimmons, Judy Fleming, Kenneth Fletcher, Christine Fol¬ som, Rickt Fowler, Sandy Frank, Susan Franzen, Tom Frazier, Richard Frederking, Harley Free- burn. i S4 ml t Row 7: Robert Freeburn, Kathleen Freeman, Steve Friedman, Janice Fuller, Velma Garland, Patsy Garrett, Susan Garske, Faye Gaskill, Anita Ga rke, Annette Gaizke, Carlee Gee, Karen Gib- ton. Row ft: Linda Goettch, Jerry Goodman, Carol Goodwin, Pat Goodwin, Jacqueline Gordon, Gene Gossett, Bobble Joe Gradwohl, Ronald Green, Helen Grieb, Lou Ann Griffin, Betty Guthridge, Judith Gwin, Ardith Hadden. Row 1: Duane Haken, Larry Hardin, Jan Harmon, Jacqueline Harper, Frank Harrison, Denerd Har- sfad, Janice Hastings, Billie Hayes, Virgil Head, Row 2; Howard Hendershot, Judy Hensley, Eddie Hermsen, Wayne Hersh, Bob Hirsh, Bill Hobkirk, John Hofer, Beverly Hoff, Kirk Holm- quist. President Lynn Banks res I den r 0w 4 Rhoda Ingstad, Charles Jackson, Steven John Crudup Jacky, Michael Jaekel, Robert Jaffe, Cammi© Jensen, Jesse Duane Johnson, Phillip Johnson, Vice President j; mm i e j one . Jim McGough Row 3; Wayne Hoppen, Dale Henderson, Terry Hook, Eleanor Howells, Kenneth Huff, Delta Huffman, Robert Hunt, Judith Huntington, Carol Iben mamm Row 5: Robert Jones, Steven Jones, Jean Kantola, Kevin Keller, Carmen Kelly, Frank Kelly, Karen Kibler, Judy King, Becky Kirk. Row 61 Linda Kirkpatrick, Jack Kittle, Gary Klessen, John Klavano, Michael Klitzke, Liane Knudson, Kenneth Klundt, Dorothea Knaggs, Paul Knight. Row 7: Robert Korfhage, Warren Kropf, Richard Krueger, Pat Lamb, John Lammers, Linda langis, Linda Larsen, Jim Laughlin, Kathleen Leslie. Row 8 ; Gerry Levin, Elsie Lewis, David Lievtay, George Lindsay, John linker, Pat Liven good, Lee Loiseau, Don Long, Judy Long, Secretary Carnmie Jensen Vice President Lynn Banks Secretary Vicki Patterson Row 1 j Tylene Low Richard Lusk, Marie Mac¬ Donald Beverly Maclean, George MmtratH, Mike Malcolm, Ota Marshall, Dennis Mathews, Suzanne Mathews, Penney Maxey, John Max- son, Janet McCabe, Sandra McClanahan. Row 2: Ted McDowell, Linda McEthaney, Gilbert McFadden, Mike Johnson, Jim McGough, Mari¬ lyn McKinney, Gary McKinnon, Linda McManut, Susan Mele, Michael Merkle, Alecia Miller, Bar¬ bara D Miller Row 3; David Miller, Jim Miller, Marilyn Mills, Ruth Mindemann, David Mitchell, Mary Ellen Mobley, Frank Monahan, Karoleen Montgomery, David Moore, Robert Moore, Jack Moran. 50 Row 4; Fred Morgan, Marilyn Mundy, Nancy Murphy, David Murray, Steven Murray, Nancy Jane Myers, Gunner Mykland,, Richard Nath, Charles Nelson, David Newhouse _ Row 5: Mike Newton, Marilyn Nichols, Larry Nienhueser, Jerry Niva, Linda Nunn, Par Oak lund, Royann Qestreich, Susan Ohashi„ Larry Old ridge, Janice Oliver, Row 6: Julie Olsen, Ronald Olson, Kenneth Ord, Claudia Orluck, Mike J Orr, Bill Pall is, Diana Palmer, Scott Palmer, Rita Mae Parker, Terry Parker, Dale Parrott, Row 7: Ann Patterson, Vicki Patterson, Jim Patikowski, John Payne, Peggy Pena, Gail Pep plnger, Paul Perkins, Barbara Perry, Judy Peter¬ son, Dave Pitner, Ronald Plath, Wanda Powers I Row 8: Connie Preso, John Preston, Judy Priv- eft, Patricia Pruitt, Jerry Prutsman, Tom Quares- me, Linda Raby, Janice Ramey, Joe Ramos, Rich¬ ard Randall, Barbara Rankin, Wilbur Rea, Linda Reece, Row 1: George Reisinger, Mike Remillard, Mar¬ garet Rempel, Steven Reyman, Darrel Richard ton, Sharon Riley, Lorraine Ringel, Dixie Ripley, Larry Robert ton, Doug Rohn, John Royse, Paula Rozier, Lynn Ruff, Row 2: Doreen Ruley, Donald Russell, Jane Rus¬ ted, Patti Rutkoski, Connie Sabins, Linda Sams, Betty Sanders, Verna Santas, Michael Saranfo, Carol Saucier, Henry Sauer, Thomas Schaefer, Row 3: Jeanne Scfaatzel, Darrell Schluter, John Schluter, Tom Schneidmiller, Judy Schreiner, Lowell Schultz, Richard Seoggin, Peggy Scott, Robert Seavey, Dan Seete, Shirley Self ridge. Row 4: Frank Sept, Linda Shaw, James Dale Shelton, Mike Shepherd, Judy Shively, Kenneth ShoMenberger, Carol Siders, Carol Siemens, John Simmons, Karen Skew. 4R I Row 5: Sandra Smires, Carol Smith, Kenneth Smith, Leon Smirh, Lynn Smith, Marjorie Smith, Susan K. Smith, Susan P. Smith, Carol Sornson. Row 6: Jan Spencer, Dennis Staley, Kathy Stapleton, Nancy Stark, Barbara Stewart, Sher- ron Stockton, Marc Stone, Philip Storrer, Dana Straw- Row 7: Michael Streck, Martha Swit¬ zer, Row Talbot, Carol Taylor, Doug Thompson, Karen Thonney, Sherrey Thonney, William Tomiion, Judy Tom¬ lin ion. Row 8: James Tompkins, Gary Troyer, Charlotte Tysko, Berry Unck, Lawrence Uyeno, James Vining, Sharon Wagner, Eddy Walker, Janet Walker, m C Row 1: Nancy Walker, Larry Wallingford, Ed Walsh, Leonard Warneke, Susan Weathers, Mary Weitz, Dennis Weybright. Row 2: Eunice Wheeler, Dawn White, Delilah White Donald Whitefey, Terry Whitney, Robert Wickizer, Bill Wiebe Row St Don Wilkins, Barbara Wilson, Darlene Wilson,, Eudora Wilson, Ginger Winn, William Winter . Row 4: Juanita Wise, Sharon Woiblet, Karen Wold, Jon Wolf, James Wong. r i A ( Row 5: Juleen Woodard, William Woods, Ean Wright, George Wright. Row 6: Jam Kay Wyrick, Ralph Yaw, Gary Yeend, Carol York, Larry Young. Row 7: Sandra Youngberg, Ronald Zier, Dolores Zim- merly, Marilyn Ziiterkopf, Terry Zohner. Row 0: Gwendolyn Andrews, Larry Colvin, Turley, Wayne Isley, Mary Morse Secretary Denny Brown low Chief Justice Traffic Court Marvin Hintz Chief Justice Student Court Susan Collins Editor WA-HI JOURNAL Susan Leslie Editor ROYAL BLUE Carol Minnick Treasurer The year 1961-62 at Wa-Hi has fled and within these pages is captured The history of another school year. For each of you this record is a little different,, for the memories and associations are yours alone to remember It has been a privilege to serve as president this year. I hope you have had the opportunity to learn and to grow within yourselves. Generally speak¬ ing, the unified efforts have done much to bolster the welfare of the school; and although the strides made might possibly have been greater, at least we were on the right track. Congratulations to the annual staff for this fine annual. To each and every one of you, I wish success in your chosen field of endeavor. Jock Edwards President, Boys ' Fed. Sandy Oleson President, Girls ' League Sally Epstein Yefl Queen Craig Buchanan Fire Commissioner Bob Van Donge Grounds Commissioner Sandy May Co-ordinating Commissioner Student Government in Action The Committee for Revision of The Blue Book (upper right) has made the necessary changes in The Blue Book which provides the students with up-to- date information concerning their school life. Left to right: Cynthia Wood, Terry Hook, Lesley Me Co rm mack Elizabeth Fran- zen, Steve Ellis, David Anderson, Greg Tones. Not Pictured: Steve Gessel and Tom Proctor. The Pep Club Improvement Committee (middle right) has been chiefly concerned with school spirit. They feel that by sug¬ gestions to the Pep Club, Pep Squad and Student Body, Wa-Hi ' s school spirit will be increased. Row h Ann Schultz, Cathy Crawford, Carol Monahan, Judy Powers, Sharlene Harmon. Row 2: Gwen Cobain, Sally Epstein, Carma Stone, Bob Kennedy, Doug Winn, Not Pictured: Karen Christian, Mike Dunham, Carla Owsley, Carol Isitt and Gordon Logan. After reviewing all the court records, the Committee for Standardizing the Stu¬ dent Court Punishments (lower right) pre¬ sented to Legislative Assembly a code tc be used as a guide by the Student Court. Left to right: Dave Campbell, Dick Baker, Marcy Andres, Jim Baker, Kathy Branson, Elinor Lyons. Not Pictured: Carma Stone. The Committee for Revision of the Cabinet (above) discuss¬ ed ways to bring the cabinet up-to-date. The decisions were presented to the Legislative Assembly. Left to right: Bob Ben¬ nett, Brenda Beyer, David Woodard, Shirley Bergrud, Sandy May, Jeff Campbell, Virginia Mertens, Bill Graves, Cheryl Isitt, Wavy Massey, Shannon Banker, Ann Schultz, Kathy Czyhold, Not Pictured: Marilyn Mills, Dennis Farley. The Committee for the Renewal of Club Council (right) has established a new Club Council. Many sessions and consulta¬ tions made this possible. Row 1; Kay Eyraud and Vicki Patter¬ son. Row 2: Carol Bradshaw, Jeanie Marks, Cheryl Munyon, Wendy Williams, Linda Barrett, Lynn Banks, Becky Kirk. Not Pictured: Greg Lutcher, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FJRST SEMESTER, Row It Connie Fuller, Scribe; Jerry Zahl, Chairman; Tom Nelson, Vice Chairman; Mike Dunham, Parliamentarian; Mr. Tidrick. Row 2: Linda Barrett, Patty Farit, Carma Stone, Susan Roberts, Anne Schultz, Veronica Sabins, Georgia Bun ten, Vickie Cranor, Sharon Birkes, Eleanor Howells, Patti Johnson, Kay Gusfin, Diana Weis. Row 3; Helen Grieb, Mercy Andres, Barbara Wilson, Darlene Harpe. Row 4: Paul Brueggemeier, Pat Meiners, David Anderson, Lynn Banks, Ron Zier, Paul Wheeler, Richard Smiley, Bill Schwerin, John Klavano. Row 5: John Rothroek, Keith Kimzey, Dennis Ebdrng, Jerry Meriens, Tom Hendrickson, Ed Weitz, Phil Lane, Roger Cockerline, Gordon Logan, Jim McKinney, Jack Thornton. Th e Legislative Student Traffic Our Three JURY MEMBERS—Row l: Dick Baker, Doug McLemore, Cathy Andres, Wavy Massey. Row 2: Bill Ward, Judy Powers, Phyllis Gardner, Karla Beck. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-SECOND SEMESTER, Row h Ron Zier, Mike Dunham, Parliamentarian; Jerry Zahl, Chairman; Tom Nel¬ son, Vice Chairman; Richard Kinsfather. Row 2; Margaret Slaughter, Wendy Williams, Susan Leslie, Patti Paris, Connie Fuller, Scribe; Sharon Brum back, Gayle Johnson, Susan Garske, Sandy Healy, Cheryl Munyon, Kathy Moro, Phyllis Duff. Row 3: John lammers, John Klavano, Terry Copple, Pete Bradford, Ted Fogarty. Row 4: Shirley Bergrud, Carol Bradshaw, Bev Hoff, Gary Batt, Terry Parker, Phil Lane, Francie Bodmer, Tom Schulke, John Schmid, Tom Guaresma. Row 5: Steve Scruggs, Lesley McCormack Pat Oakland, Dick Hodges, Paul Roesch, Jim Mat¬ thews, Becky Kirk, Glenn Coker, Art Sauer. Assembly Court and Court Are Governing Bodies STUDENT COURT-FIRST SEMESTER, Row 1: Phyllis Gardner, Mary Russell, Marvin Hintz, Kathy Pollari Row 2: Jim Baker, Stuart Baker, Dick Hodges, Bob Martin, Doug McLemore, STUDENT COURT - SECOND SEMESTER, Row Is Becky Kirk, Patty Greiner, Bob Martin, Marvin Hintz, Doug Me Le more, Mary Russell, Kathy Pollan. Row 2: Phil Lane, Bob Opie, Dick Hodges, Stuart Baker, Bill Ward, Phyllis Gardner, 59 Arthur D, Jones W. G. Ledbetter Allen Reynolds Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1962 and to the annual staff for another excellent publication of the Royal Blue, As you graduate and meet the challenges of the years ahead, my wish for each of you is for the best of success and happiness. Arthur Jones Superintendent of Schools K. A, Tidrick The pictorial events of school life provide material for a pleasurable pastime for many Wa-Hi students. To recall happy events of high school life is always a satisfying experience. The annual provides a picture history to bolster their memories of happy days. Congratulations to the staff of the Royal Blue for another outstanding year book. So long, Seniors. Good luck and happy hunting. 1C A, Tidrick Principal The school year has been outstanding in many ways: school spirit and morale, scholar ship, cooperation, and general attitude to mention a few. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to faculty and students alike for their part in making this an outstanding year. W. G. Ledbetter Vice-Principal The staff of the Royal Blue is to be commended for adding to the rich heritage of Wa-Hi by so faithfully and energetically recording the many fine activities and accomplishments of the Student Body. Congratulations, Seniors, on your many achievements and on your graduation. May you be a credit to your country as you have been to your school. Best wishes. Allen Reynolds Assistant Superintendent Faculty and Administration Donald A. Anderson Commercial Mary Bailey Dorothy Beard Irene Buckman English Library Asst. Bookkeeping Journalism Business Machines Mark Berney Carpentry A. C Boaz Chemistry Wilbur Boschker Woodwork Drafting Carl Brueggemeier Trigonometry Algebra Charles Cairncross Biology Milton Christison U $. History Geooraphy Frances Conway Homemaking Luther W. Corn Business Math. Purdy Corneltson Robert Couch Ellis G, Cox Keith Crosbie Biology U. S. History Study Hall Spanish Richard Campanelll Johnnie T. Dennis Ralph M. Emigh Mary Esary Audio-Visual Director Geometry Life Science Dean of Girls Speech Felix Fletcher Physical Ed. Ina Fogarty Commercial S. F C. John Gentry ROTC Beth Gleason English Virgil Goodman Auto-mechanics Ruth Gray English Photography Albert Haase Distributive Ed. Ruth Hanson English Ray Harmon Stanley Hastings Physics English Biology Rodney Hermes Ada Howells History Counselor It Col C E, Johnson Ed Kantofa ROTC Agriculture General Metal Gordon Kent Ronald Kespohl History Driver-Training Psychology Sharon Kinder Girls ' P. E Russell Larsen Band Elizabeth Kirkman Latin German Agnes Little English Donald Kremer Attendance Officer Florence Long Library M. Sgt. John Kuehl ROTC Charles McBride Social Studies Ruth McDonald Business Education Florence McGovern Typing Reading James McKay Sgt. R, E. Morrissey Agriculture ROTC Edwin Moser Clark Nelson Charles Patterson Leroy Pell Art Driver Training English Social Studies Speech Drama Morris Pixley Richard Poole Marian Ray John Richardson Algebra English Nurse Boys ' P, E World Geography Carolyn Shupe Nancy Turner James Tyler Kyle Waite French English Math Driver Training Psychology Louise Weitman English Typing French George White Vocal Music Lola Whitner English Dev. Reading Cooks; Dorothy Dodd, Marcia Neel, Jean Thomas, and Ruth Branning Cooks: Myrtle Rimbey, Dolly Stubble¬ field, and Annie Ledbetter Cooks: Lois Murrilfs Cloella Rimbey Secretaries: Marjorie Short, Betty BJoom, and Zelma Coyle Custodians: Kenny Bueknum, Custodians: Pete Yelenioh Neil Wagner, and Allen Mills and Don Elder GO OUT FOR 67 Jim Miller Lynn Banks Gib Brumback Brian Duncan J. R, Eddington Tom Fox John Hofer Asst. Coach Pixley Greg Lutcher Coach Fletcher Gilbert McFadden Max Barnes Jack Thornton Doug Coffey Jim Wells Jim Baker Bob Yenney Phil Johnson Phil Lane Fred Langley Tom Nelson Mike Malcolm Tim Tucker Frank Noal Mickey O ' Neill Ron Bradstreet Joe Fletcher Ralph Schoessler Ed Frazier Jim Matthews Dick Lang is John Cranor, Mgrs. Fred Gw inn Orville Horn VARSITY Row 1, left to right: Phil Johnson, Tom Quaresma, Fred Gwinn, Brian Cancan, Tom Fox, Lynn Banks, Jim Miller, Mike Malcolm, Doug Cof¬ fey, Frank Noel, Ed Frazier, Row 2: Phil Lane, Tim Tucker, John Hol¬ er, Joe Fletcher, Tom Nelson, Les Broome, Greg Lutcher, Mickey O ' Neill, Frank Monahan, Max Barnes, Coach Pixley, Row 3; John The Blue Devils ' varsity finished the 61 football season with a record of 4 wins, 4 losses, and 1 lie, and placed second in the Big Seven Conference The losses were, however, to highly rated teams. Regular backs were Brian Duncan, Tom Fox, Lynn Banks, Jim Miller, Mickey O ' Neill, and Frank Noal, Linemen included Dick Langis, Doug Coffey, Phil Lane, who was chosen Inspirational Player, Tom Nelson, elected Captain by his teammates, Gilbert McFadden, Jack Thornton, Ralph Schoessler, Jim Matthews, and Fred Gwinn. Nelson placed on the sport a writers All State first learn as left end. O ' Neill was awarded honorable mention. Cranor, manager, Ray Biggs, Gib Brumback, Bob Yenney, J. R. Edd¬ ington, Gilbert McFadden, Jim Baker, Jack Thornton, Ralph Schoessler, Jim Matthews, Jim Wells, Orville Horn, manager. Not pictured, Ron Bradstreet. BLUE DEVIL SCORES 1961 SEASON Davis of Yakima 13 Pasco 7 Lewiston 0 Sunnyside 0 We-Hi 6 Wa-Hi 7 Eisenhower of Yakima 7 Wa-Hi 0 Wa-Hi 13 Wa-Hi 13 Wa-Hi 19 Wa-Hi 31 Wa-Hi 20 Kennewick 19 Richland 26 Wa-Hi 31 Borah 33 Gonzaga 20 B SQUAD Row 1, left to right: Dwayne Johnson, Tom Allen, Darrell Schluter, Denerd Harstad, Harold Hendershot, Earl Gordon, Don Wilkins, Ron Zier, Gary Klassen, Richard Krueger, Tom Quaresma. Row 2: Dave Newhouse, John Stelzel, Lanny Johnson, Steve Schnellhardt, Frank Sept, Jim McGough, John Crudup, Allen Baird, Wilson Kern , Gene Dawes, Jon Wolf, Mike Shepard, Coach Kent. Row 3: Coach Richard¬ son, Mike Saranto, Wayne Hersh, Bob Wtckizer, Louie Murray, Larry Kolbe, Jim Hawkins, Pete Bradford, Paul Knight, Mike Orr, manager, Starting Irne-up, linemen, left to right: Jim Matthews, Ralph Schoessler, Fred Gwinn, Jack Thornton, Phil lane, Doug Coffey,, Tom Nelson, Quarterback, Tom Fox. Backs, Mickey O ' Neill, Brian Duncan, Frank Noal. Homecoming Royalty, left to right: John Folsom, Cord Knopf, Cheryl Frandsen, Jock Edwards, Sandy May, and Jerry Zahl. Denny Brownlow is officiating. Wa-Hi ' s 14th annual Homecoming was kicked oft Wednesday, November 1, with the erection of floats. The next day found loyal Devils, dressed in their class colors, making the yearly run to Borleske Stadium and its waiting bonfire, burning W , and pep rally. The survivors returned to school Friday to join the Pep Assembly, which included an informal coronation, beard judging, and entertainment. A Noilfc Parade preceded the game against Borah, which was well played but sadly scored- ™ The ha lftime show included the Sponsors, a special band routine, and presentation of me royalty. The Saturday-night dance, flamingo Fantasy , was well attended by both alums and students. The decorations were in orchid, pink and white; the music was stereo. Queen Cheryl, King Jock Basketball The Blue Devils ' basketball team wound up a fine season in a heroic bid for a berth at the state competition with a 47 to 43 loss to West Valley of Spokane. The narrow margin was typical of many games played this year. The Devils finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 8 losses. Cold figures conceal the fact that many of the wins were over the top teams of the state, such as Richland and Hudson ' s Bay, and do not reveal an 8- game winning streak late in the season. The Lewiston Bengals, who with the Kennewick team were the only teams to defeat Wa-Hi twice, ended the season defeating the Devils and breaking the winners ' luck. The only team to defeat the Blue Devils on the home maples was Mac-HL The team was plagued at times by an early season weakness, excessive fouling. Only three lettermen will graduate this spring - Jock Edwards, John Nelson, and Tom Nelson - and a strong and ample squad of underclassmen are left for next year. They include leading scorer Paul Roesch, rebounder Jim Matthews, shooter Bill Chandler, sophomore forward Gib Brumback, junior Mike Repass, forward Bob France, ju nior Mickey O ' Neill, and sophomore Mike Malcolm. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, left to right: Paul Roesch, Jim Matthews, Torn Nelson, Jock Edwards, Coach Richardson, Bill Chandler, Mickey O ' Neifl, Orville Horn, manager, Bob France, Mike Repats, Gib Brumback, and John Nelson. 1961-1962 Record Wa-Hi 43 Kennewick 69 Wa-Hi 39 Pasco 38 Wa-Hi 41 Kennewick 50 Wa-Hi 63 Richland 56 Wa-Hi 40 Pasco 43 Wa-Hi 48 Richland 63 Wa-Hi 54 Hermiston 43 Wa-Hi 61 Mac-Hi 41 Wa-Hi 59 Rogers 69 Wa-Hi 58 Moses Lake 65 Wa-Hi 38 Lewiston 45 Wa-Hi 72 Mac-Hi 41 Wa-Hi 58 Clarkston 52 Wa-Hi 58 Hermiston 50 Wa-Hi 50 Hudson ' s Bay 42 Wa-Hi 39 Hudson ' s Bay 35 Wa-Hi 63 Rogers 62 Wa-Hi 72 Moses Lake 50 Wa-Hi 45 Lewiston 57 Wa-Hi 58 Clarkston 43 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Field Goals Free Throws Total Fouls a m a m Points 1 . Roesch, Paul 190 102 75 53 257 55 2. Nelson, Tom 231 94 76 31 227 50 3. Matthews, Jim 130 57 53 39 149 63 4. Edwards, Jock 151 53 29 23 129 35 5. Chandler, Bill 116 52 23 16 118 22 6. Nelson, John 98 31 20 8 70 31 7. O ' Neill, Mickey 64 27 9 7 61 11 B. France, Bob 64 23 10 0 54 13 9. Brumback, Gib 22 0 10 5 21 4 10 . Repass, Mike 6 1 2 0 2 1 IK Malcolm, Mike 0 0 2 1 1 1 B-5QUAD BASKETBALL TEAM, kneeling: managers Mike Orr Eddington, Jerry Niva, Bill Cotter, Mike Benzel, and Lynn Banks, and David Newhouse, left to right- Jim McGough, Phil John- Coach Kremer stands behind, son, Jim Miller, Mike Malcolm, Don Corkrum, Ron Zier, J. R. Basketball Coaches Richardson and Kremer Wrestling Coaches McBride and Pixley Managers Orville Horn and Doug Winn Bill Chandler Bob France Mickey O ' Neill Mike Repass Paul Roesch Gib Brumback Jim Matthews Tom Nelson Jock Edwards John Nelson Tom Allen John Crudup Bill Butherus Phil Lane Ray Biggs Frank Monahan Dale Shelton Jim Henderson Bob Drinkard Gil McFadden Mike Byergo Dick Langis Denerd Harstad Greg Mulhair Larry Kolbe Wrestling Phil Lane “Mr. Hustle The Blue Devil ' s wrestling ream ended the season with a dual meet record of 7 wins against 3 losses. Losses included the season ' s opening match Richland, which the Blue Devils later reversed with a decisive 25- 14 victory over the Bombers. The other two losses were administered by a strong Pullman Greyhound team in out-of-league competition. The squad captured an undisputed claim to the Southern Yakima Valley Conference grappling title Feb. , with a 23-20 win at Kennewick. This was the first time the Devils had won the dual meet title since the conference was formed three years ago. The future of wrestling at Wa Hi looks bright, since the dual meet championship was won with a team in which sophomores wrestled regu¬ larly in 7 out of 12 weight divisions. Individually team Captain Phil Lane won 15, lost 3, and drew one. Phil tost out in district and did not go to state this year. Mike By- ergo, district champion and the only Devil to enter state competition (where he had 1 win and 2 losses), compiled a season record of 18 wins and 3 losses. Illness prevented junior Dick Langis from continuing competition this year, but next year he will be the veteran of a squad which should feature Dale Shelton, Bob Drinkard, John Crudup, Denerd Harstad, Tom Allen, Frank Monahan, Ray Biggs, and Gil McFadden. WRESTLING TEAM, row 1, left to right? Larry Kolbe, Tom Allen, Denerd Harstad, John Crudup, Phil Lane, Mike Byergo, Dale Shelton, Bob Drinkard, and Dick Langis, Row 2: Coach Pixley, Gil McFadden, Frank Monahan, Rich Kinsfather, Jim Vining, Mike McCandless, J3m Thompson, Bill Butherus, Ray Biggs, and Coach McBride. Row 3: Darrel Schluter, Chuck Nelson, Mike Saranfo, Wayne Hirsh, John Hofer, Roger Cockerline, Tom Hend¬ rickson, David Moore, and Jim Henderson. PEP CLUB Cathy Crawford vice-president Judy Powers historian Kay Gustin treasurer adfvfsor 7 Jl 4 Ann DeBunce Senior attendance officer CAPTAINS, Row 1: Laurie Ito, Party Palmer, Connie Linscott, Carol Monahan. Row 2: Karla Beck, Alice Stark, JoAnn Winkler, Gretchen Herrmann, Diane Dennis, Crissy Allison, Not Pic¬ tured: Gale Crump, Pat Dyer, Judy Figgins, Judy Huntington, Linda Nunn, Sandy Tomlinson. The pride of having new uniforms is the reality of a lot of diligent work by the Pep Club, Girls in white sweaters with the devil ' s head emblem and blue skirts are seen on Friday during school. Pep As- semblies and at games. Because of the addition of many new members, school spirit and enthusiasm have greatly increas¬ ed. The main projects this year have been rummage sales in both fall and spring, a bake sale, and the frolic, Toylsnd Tumble. Miss Kinder, girls ' physical education in¬ structor, has been a great help to the dub. PEP Row 1: Julie Cassell, Marty Andres, Sue Hascafl, Connie Lin- Scott, Cris Drinkard, Connie Fuller, Judy Figgins, Carol fiitt, Kay Guitin. Row 2s Linda Luteher, Diane Clements, Janice Live say. Gale Baker, Toni Sprouse, Karen Christian, Susie Parker, JoAnn Olson, Joan Kirk. Row 3: Karfa Beck, Terry Houk, Kathy Davenport, Donna Anderson, Gale Crump, Shirley Bergrud, Linda Bailey, Cheryl I sift, Unda Peterson. Row 4: Judy Levin, Brenda Beyer, Marilyn McIntosh, Dan id Straw, Nancy Stark, Linda Nunn, Claudia King, Patty Barbuto, Jeannie Eagle son.. Row 5: Judy Huntington, Unda Bickei, Mary Beth Branson, Karla Anderson, Karen Anderson, Gretchen Herrmann, Margie Rodda, Nona Weitz, Judy Cantrell. Row 6: Judy Plaquet, Carol Mock, Pam Bafus, Jayne Myers, Barbara Stewart, Carrie Simmons, Cecily Kock, Merridy Reser, Helen Grieb. Row 7: Sharon Brunv back, lynne Gradwoht, Bev McLean, Elaine Gobble, Lana Orton, Sandy Tomlinson, Diane Longmire, Betty Landoni. Row Bs Wanda Powers, Judy King, Sue Anderson, Ardith Hadden. 80 1 « + JL 0 0 .0 0 ' 0 000 00 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 i 0 $ ’ I l � CLUB Row 7 1 Patty Johnson, Betty Stimmel, Juleen Woodard, Connie Sabins, Phyllis Duff, Carol Taylor, Sand! Severson, Toni Goin, Jan Butkland, Alma Morrow, Row 2; Dot Knaggs, Royann Oestrekh, Georgia Bun ten, Diana Dennis, Linda Raby, Jo Ann Winkler, Dorothy Cameron, Bev Hoff, Marilyn White. Row 3; Roberta Selfridge, Marcia Jones, Marilyn McKinney, Alice Stark, Patty Palmer, Sigrid Tooker, Carma Stone, Virgene Thomas, Don¬ na Bryant, Charlotte Tysko. Row 4; Jan Harmon, Janet Lyford, Billie Kotsafcis, Norene Fisher, Laurie I to, Marilyn Milis, Cathy Crawford, Linda Barritt, Jayne Siegel, Judy Powers, Row 5t Sharon Transeth, Kathy Branson, Martha Switzer, Barbara Rankin, Rita Benefrel, Sharlene Harman, Margaret Vogel, Jackie Hick¬ man, Carolyn Hibbard. Row 6; Gayle Johnson, Judy Tomlinson, Crissy Allison, Bev Joseph, Karleen Schreiner, Charlene Selby, Patty Greiner, Carol Monahan, Ann DeBunce, Sue Morris. Row 7 Nikki Grosgebauer, Shannon Banker, Judy Gwinn, Judy Bee Chamberlain, Unda langis, Nikki Austin, Delilah White, Ginger Winn. Row 8? Pat Pruitt, Marilyn Moody, Carol Pruss, Sandy May, Susan Dickinson. Not Pictured: Unda Abrams, Kathy Amen, Pam Barker, Lorene Benson, Della Brunson, Bonnie Bueh ler, Pat Collins, Sandy Cordiner, Pat Dyer, Carla Erb, Charlotte Frederking, Eleanor Howells, Shateen Massey, Judy Miller, Pat Oaklund, Janice Oliver, Judy Peterson, Betty Sanders, Judy Schiegel, Carol Siemens, Susan Smith, Nancy Walker, Connie Wyckoff, Jani Kay Wyrick. 81 4 PEP , SQUAD Patty Brownell Junior Cheerleader ■Audi ■V- Bill Schwerin Junior Cheerleader ft Left to right: Dick Swanson, Patty Brownell, Bill Schwerin, and Sally Epstein. Dick Swanson Senior Cheerleader Sally Epstein Queen Cheerleader The girls ' physical education classes participated in many activities through¬ out the school year. Soccer, skill tests, softball, scooter softball, basketball, vol¬ leyball, and badminton were among the activities, including class tournaments in the last three sports. During the winter months, co-educafiona! dancing classes were held. All girls are required to participate in two years of physical education. For each girl there is an option of two or three classes weekly while juniors and seniors may be assistants. Mix Fun an d MANY OTHERS JOIN INTEREST _ PEP BAND, Row 1: Danid Straw, Dave Anderson, Pat Liven good, Patty Martin, Lynn Elliott, Sharon Woib- let, Susan Frenien, Patty Lamb, Row 2t John Al¬ bert, Doug Dysart, Steve Friedman, Bill Craig, Rho¬ de Ingsfad, Row 3: John Max son, Doug Binder, Gerry Levin, Sharon Riley- Row 4: Jim Long, Gary jut , Jerry Boomer, Judy Skow, Gary Troyer, Mike Kiitike, and Tom Proctor, WA-HI BAND CONCERT BAND, Row 1j Linda VanHorn, Mary Lou Tomlin, Carole Cloud, Doug McLemore, Sam Smith, Arlan Gibb, Linda Peterson, Bob Ahsmuha, Mary Ann Maddux, Betty Stimmel, Bob Perry. Row 2: David Anderson, John Albert, Merry Parish, Patty Barbuto, Kathryn Czyhold, Janice Nichols, Lynnette Cockrum, Elaine Minzghor, Jack McDonald, Sharon Riley, Kathi Leslie, David Smith, Gerry Levin, Mike Brown, John Folsom, Oee Dee Krohn, Sue Newhouse, Barbara Wainwright, Row 3; Sandy Rohde, Jean Croker, Lana Orton, Marcia Emmons, Lanny Johnson, Deanna Dawson, Bob Heilbfun, Steve Friedman, Bill Craig, Mike Ovens, Jerry Harmon, John Maxon, Doug Binder, Jack Conway, Bob Jamison, Bill Woods, Karen Clayton, Rick Stewart, Steve Wilkinson, John Staudenmater, Doug Dysart, Dallas Patterson, John Rengstorff, Jay McLean, Rhoda Ingstad, Pat Lamb, Susan Franzen, Rick Shower. Row 4: Jackie Hickman, Karen Skow, Pat Liven good, Patty Hastings, Eudora Wilson, Kerry Jones, Shari Woiblet, Greg Jones, Jim MacMurdo, Larry Loney, Don McCoy, Carol Smith, Trudy Sanders, Gordon Crippen, Allan Moeller, Lynn Smith, Lynn Elliott, Paul Anderson, Dana Straw, Tom Proctor, Gary Troyer, Gordon Anderson, Mike Klitzke, Jim Long, Jerry Boomer, Gary Juti, Not Pictured: Susan Leslie, Wayne Modine. Caught in two different routines are the six Flagswingers. First in the top picture are Cora Knopf, Pat Seaborn, Sandy May, Connie Cox, Connie Wyckoff, and Sheila Holland. In the small picture to the right, they are shown with their flags in position. Carol Coryell Ricki Fowler Janice Hastings Diana Palmer Above, John Folsom, activities and Bob Perry. Band Officer , front row: Linda VanHorn, librarian; John Folsom, director; Kathy CzyHold, secretary. Back row: Dallas Patterson, president; Bob Perry, drum major; Tom Proctor, manager. ' A. _ Ca Ml CHOfR,Row Is Cheryl Fiedler, Sharon Young, Lavona Cox, Kathy Amen, Gary Kfatien, John Roy$e, Lyle Coblentz, Jim Devine, David Newhouse, Henry Sauer, Connie Linseott, Linda Van Horn, Judy Pulliam, Pauline Hart, Margare t Slaughter, Mr. White. Row 2: Mary Ann Maddux, Carole Cloud, Beverly Kralman, Sue Honeycutt, Sharon Macdonald, Elaine Royie, Paul Brueggemeier, Jim Brenn, Tom Nelson, Paul Wheeler, Judy Wise, Penny CoU lins, Carrie Simmonds, Barbara TeaJ, Jeanne Eagleson, Walla Walla High Performing five times in December, the Wa-Hi Choir highlighted an unusually busy holiday season with the Christmas concert and Christmas assembly. They sang for everything from the Walla Walla City Teachers ' dinner to the inmates of the Washington State Penitentiary and were paroled in time to meet their other Christmas dates. Other vocal groups, the Elkettes and Sophomore Ensem¬ ble, were equally as busy. The canaries did not terminate their activities there but prepared a joint concert with the Wa-Hi Band to obtain sound equipment for the music department, Participa¬ tion in the state music contest in April and presentation of the operetta in Way made the spring schedule a busy one. This year seven members of the choir, Ardith Old- ridge, Linda VanHorn, Bob Ahsmuhs, Harvey Ritchie, Pat Far well, David Smith and Garth Lindsey, were selected for the all state choir composed of students from high schools across the state. Musically, this has been an es¬ pecially good year. Choir Officers—Tom Nelson, Garth Lindsey, and Paul Wheeler. Row 3: Phyllis, Gardner, Karla Seek, Bonnie Moser, Kathy Bran¬ son, Mary Williams, Gary Yeend, David Lievsay, David Miller, Jim MacMurdo, Kenny Johnson, Pat Farwell, Gerald Feather- ston, Bob Ahsmuhs, Judy Levin, Carolyn Hibbard, ShaHtne Harman, Rachel BJake. Row 4; Shaleen Massey, Zella Bartelt, Gwen Cobain, Joyce Bailey, Ardyth Oldridge, Ron Overman, Fred Langley, Larry Bradley, Bob Bennett, Harvey Ritchey, David S mith, Garth Lindsey, Larry Smith, Glenn Rimbey, Sandy Oleson, Diana Weis, Dell Brunson, Judy Skow, Kathryn Czyhoid, Not pictured: Karen Krika, Susie Boatman, Arlan Gibb, Mike Mas- oner, Phil Storer. School Vocal Groups Had GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB, Row Is Linda Larsen, Barbara Wilson, Judy Gwin, Barbara Miller, Arminta Sanders, Karen Puyear, Dolores Zimmerly, Lynn Ruff, Judith Russell, Carolyn fben, Sharon Daniel, Jani Kay Wyrick. Row 2: Lynn Eliott, Roberta Hoppe, Dianne Jones, Bev Hoff, Connie Benedict, Mary Ellen Mobley, Caroi Fields, Sherra Cole, Eunice Wheeler, Susan Carter, Elsie Lewis, Linda Raby, Carol Taylor, Row 3: Barbara Rankin, Karen Horner, Rita Parker, Sandra Young berg, Flor Paredes, Nancy Murphy, Carol Siders, Ardith Hadden, Nancy Walker, Carol Sornson, Dawn White r Susan Smith, Veronica Sabins, Jerry Prutsman, Not pictured: Janet Arstill, Carla Erb, Wilma Fiedler, Linda Kirkpat¬ rick, Julie Olsen, Karen Wold. SOPHOMORE SEXTET: Jani Kay Wyrick, Susan Smith,, Nancy Murphy, ELKETTE5, Row 1: Karla Beck, Joyce Bailey, Sandy Ardith Hadden, Eleanor Howells, Linda Larsen, Lynn Elliott, Accompanist. Oleson. Row 2: Kathy Branson, Amy Owen, Ardylh Oldridge, Margaret Slaughter. an Unusually Busy Year. ACCOMPANISTS {lower left) seated: Kathryn CiyHold, Cheryl Fiedler, Standing: Larry Smith. SOLOISTS AND ENSEMBLE SINGERS (below). Row 1: Cheryl Fiedler, Penny Collins, Ardyth Oldridge, Gwen Cobam, Carole Cloud, Linda VanHorn. Row 2: Paul Wheeler, Glenn Rimbey, Tom Nelson, Garth Lindsey, Jim Brenn, Paul Brueggemeier, Bob Ahsmuhs. Not pictured: Mike Masoner. ■ Santa (Tom Nelson) presented candy canes to the faculty (Mr. Cox). Christmas carol singing. Steve SchnelJhardt Christmas Choir reader. Christmas Assembly String Quintet Julie Olsen, Julia Cassel, Eleanor Howells, Darryl Dutke, Elaine Royse. Wa-Hi ' s string quintet was honored by being invited to perform for the state convention of Washington Music Educators in Tacoma. Capt. Don Peterson Capt, Bill Ward Capt. Bob Opie Honorary Capt, Marvin Hinti Top row: Sgt. Maj. Gordon Logan Capt, John Rothrock Capt, Denny Brownlow Capt, Dick Hodges Lower right, top to bottom: Capt. Roberta Long, Lt. Ardi Oldridge, Lt. Alice SchneSd- miller, M Sgt. Cathy Andres, Sgt. Pam Huntington, and Sgt. Jeanie Marks. Lt. CoL Mike Dunham ROTC Rifle Team, Row !: Dave Beaman, Jack Kittle, Paul Hansen, Team Captain Bill Ward, Jim Brenn, Ross Tal¬ bot, Frank Dick, Team Coach M Sgt. KuehL Row 2: Ron Green, Ed Crawford, Bob Hunt, Gordon, McLean, Rick Lusk, Marc Stone, Burt Akehurst. SPONSORS FIRST LIEUTENANTS, Row T: Ed Crawford, Steve Gessel, John Stone, Bob Opie, Fred Gwinn. Row 2 : Steve Baker, Dan Blomquist, Jack Irving, Wayne Knowles, Gordon McLean. Not Pictured: Bob Unck, Sieve Smith. SECOND LIEUTENANTS, Row h Paul Hanson, Joe Fletcher, Pete Price, Ed Cabral. Row 2 ; Mike Taylor, Jim Garner, Bill Schwerin, Craig Baker. Row 3: Glen Coker, Tim Fisher, Ralph Schoessler, Gordon Logan, Richard Shaver. Row 4 : Gary Teth, David Suckow, Jon Guinn, Bill Graves, Jim Matthews. Not Pictured: Clayton Garland. SPONSORS, Row I: Mary Morse, Carma Stone, Jeanie Marks, Ardith Old- ridge, Roberta Long, Cathy Andres, Alice Schneidmiller, Pam Huntington, Judy Blessinger, Jayne Siegel. Row 2; Anne Schultz, Kay Eyraud, Alice Wahl, Francie Bodmer, Gwen Cobain, Janet Conway, Susan Watson, Patty Greiner, Brenda Beyer, Elinor Lyons, Shannon Banker, Carla Owsley, Phyllis Gardner. Row 3: Karen Klundt, Toni Go in. Penny Walters, Nancy Frank, Janice Nichols, Cynthia Wood, Wendy Williams, Cathy Amen, Susie Boat¬ man, Judy Powers, Billie Kotsakis, Beverly Wilson, Judy Bee Chamberlain, r r a. © $ a $ a i-WasiaLit 1 $ k b L-Vk i MM COMPANY A, lit Platoon. Row It Gl g Troufdale, Tom Fob. Jerry Bell. John Blom, Git I and Utlltr. fin Fnher, Ralph Scheduler, Dan Slotnqulii, Roger Cocker line, Slava Gtiwi tarty ! ! How 2 Richard Kimfarher, Mate Siona. Pete Bradford. Duane Johnaon. tarry Ufibi, Omnii Walt, Bob Fratut . Waybrighl, John (flytt. Mart CrotW, Grady Anderion, ftkhaid ScQgglni, Dale Shelton. Ralph Yaw Row 3: WiW Camp- I, David Levity, Clyde Dyer, Doug Thompion. Jim AAiGough, Ray Da vi . HicHird Krueger. Larty Dutton. John Ary, Gary It I alien, tarry Robrfitgn, Ray Bigg . Row 4 : Bnuc Wilber ™, Denmt Hegtettn. Larry W rr n, Larry Bu-ithmi, Larvy Dtflnit Slaky, Sieve Ingillt. John L,nk r, Ed farwell, Jay Anderion. 2nd Platoon. Row 1: Mite Taylor, Mike Parkin , n Seeia. Dan Em , till Dyer, Larry Harding. Gone Goneit. Jim Brenn Uland KtH y, Row 2; Larry Smith, Darryl Du ike David MdCully, Steve Jonri. Jerry Mtnen . ScolT Allan, Richard Ffaderking, Don Long, Phil Johrv ion, Darrell Sefilutar, Larry Oldridge Row 3; David Suckftw, Alan Koran . Ernie A| alin, Richard Dill, Jo Mlo I tie, Tom McPherion. Mike jaekal. fairy Zohn r, Chuck N l on, Rick COMPANY B, I at Platoon, Row I; Jim Garner, Clayton Gar lend, Ron Zler, Ray Lmdquiir Tom Bailee, Larry Arbim, Richard Moeller, Gordon Logan, Fred Gw.nn, Mika Friedman Row 1 : David Mitchell. Paul Brueggemeler, Tom Quartuna. Jim Miller, Doran Degraw, Lowell Schultz, Eddie Her mien, Buliy Klundf., fan Wrighl, Donald Whit lay, Dan Bur rough . Row Sr Jo Fincher, John Delaney, Gary Reed. Dive Miller, Bob Hir h, Rich Shaver, Dick Lengli, Mike Shepard, Mike Newton, Roti Talbot, David R.chaidion, Cliff Bvehler, Row 4 : penni Ebdmg. Bill Chandler, Larry Ividcft, George Lindiey, KcH Hufl, Bill Winter . Dwighl Derrick, Don Ruudl. Ken Shoderibarger, Larry Jaggar, Gary Colombo Link, C baric JadieOn Row 4 Glen Rimbey, Bob Me un, Mike Rp mi I lard, George Benrel Paul Knight, Gary Sehmerar, Lyle Culbartaon, George Hettinger, Steve Jecky, David Price Not pictuted- Roger Barley, Earl Gillum, John Hunter, Don ScOville. Robert Seivty, John Simmon . Leon Smith, Larry WaHingford terry Franklin, Robert Moore, Karl Herrmann. 2nd Platoon, low I: Gordon Mclean, Jim Meithewi, Rick Hilliard, Dal Anderion, Jim Camay, Gary McKinnon, David Arnold, Roger Edward , Richard Gruemch, Jack Moran Row 2. Tony CriicsJa, Wilton Kern . John Jtl vano, Frank Sepl, Gilbert McFadden, Richard Ciyhold. Mike Fogarty. Ron Mathewi, George Wfight, Kevin Kailaf, Fred BiHoh Row $: Frank Noil, Ben Kelly, Mike Autlln, ferry Weatherman, Jon Wolf, Frank Harr on. Slav Van Wyk, Georg Lind, John Campbell, Ed Walih. Larry Brown. Row 4 : M ke fiepati, Louie Murray, Bob Fl ek, Rebcrr Wagner, Earl Gordon, Barry Untk, Jim Bithop, Chad Maynard, Bril Root. Wilbur Rea, Wilbur Bundy. , Iv P ' ' ? $. . ■ mL • ' ■ ,iL i t V. , .f. . -V. .%■. • . « t f- t . , . ,. 1 • i . ■� . 3 - . $ y.v .� f. 44 ■M . .- .$. a . .f. ,$. •$. ,.$ t .i, pB w A jLEL � -., £«.. %. •% ,.� . „ SL. .f! .-t; SL A w Jfl f I 4 COMPANY C, l� i PUioon. Row I Dick Baker, John Cfudug. Jack KiriFe. Leonard W.-rokf. Bob Korfage. Bab Drinkard, Bob Ben !. Craig Buchanan, Greg Lutehat. Row 3 : Bob 2 ilk. Tom Schaefer, Don Cortot, Jim Paizfcowiki, Wki Sarante, Dean Dalavtn, Goorg« MaeitrcFf., Gary Yeend. Ken Ord, Steve Srruggt, Gary Jonea, Lawrence Uyerw. Row 3 ; Paul fioeich, Dick Mil+wwi, Steve Ellii, Don Cerkrum, Phil ' Sforitr, Bob Freeburo, Jerry Parker, Virgil 1 Head, John Schmid, Mike Wet and leu, Jerry Hive. Raw 4 | Ken Rembold. J. R. Fdd.ngion. Art Krumtick,. John Hofer, Tom Schneidmiller, Vern Wetf, John lammen, Bob Jomea r BUI Kraptal, jghrv John ion. Gory T ih. 2nd Plaroon. Row 1 Jack Irving, Mkkoy O ' Neill, Glenn Coker, Mrhon Aldrich, Ron Birthol- ome, Dann Berry, Dave Newhoule. Ron Bradihew, Steve DeMom. Hank Sewer Row 2: Pei Memeri, Mike M Kan«r, Ron Saxon. Gary Thompson. Lynn Banka, Gerald F either itorv Ron Walk. K«n Fletcher.. Rick Devaney, Jim Schulke, Craig Baker. Row 3: Larry Bradley, Frank Monahan, Gunner Myklend, Lindsay McDaniel. Paul Nel on, Mel Huft, Lee Bogle. Frank Kelly, Wayne Htrifl, Gene Dawet. Row 4t larry Kolbe, C rl Gentry, Jon Gibion, Jim Hawk- ini, Jim Wright, Let, ftcrgh, Denerd Minted, Burr Akehursl. Gary fierwagen, Dev id Murrey, Tom Warton. Not Pictured: Steve Sum, Ron Randall, Lee loiieau, Mike Bowen, Dave Thorne, Robert Smith. COMPANY D, lit Plaloon. Row b Ed Frazier, Dave Campbell, Larry Nianhueter, Ken Smith, Harvey Alexander, Fred Morgen, Doug Bohn, Paul Hantafi, Stuart Baker, Dmnii Farley Row 2 : Jim McKinney, CHrii Erb, Tom Allen, Daryl Fatter, Bob Jaffa, Jim Vinmg, John Sdiluter, Gary GiJmen, Alter Baird. Jerry Lynfon, Mike Sfreck. Row 3 : Jerry Mou, Jon Bachtoid, Dale Parrott, Jim Dick, Charier Cottrell. David Girtel man. Pie lander John hw ton, Dave Beaman, Bill Grave . Row 4 : Jni Griffen, Bob Wiefci- aer, Mike Off Bill Hobkirk. Bill Cotter, Eugene Beech, ton Green, Doug Luak. Dick Sch¬ warz, Tim Tucker. 2 nd Platoon, Row I Wayne Knowlet, Everett KnudhOn, Don Pfumback, Ron Hoffman, Jeff Weir terry Young, Mike Mil- � K Jack Thornion Row 3 : Terry Copple. Tim Hanifen, Dave Pitner, Duane Haken, Ter¬ ry Whitney, Dave Moore, Omnn Mathewt, Don Wilkmt, Ron Anderaon How 3 : Bob Ken¬ nedy. Eddie Arbmi. Larry Mc- Ktllip, Frank Dick. Sob Hunt, Jerry Goodman, Tad McDowell, Gary Co . Orville Horn. Row 4 l John Lamb, John Payne, Gary Carlyle. Jim Jonei, Sieve Rey¬ man, Jim Tompkirti, Bill Fault, tarry Oberholtzer, Rick Randall Not PkTuredi: Joe Ramoi. tom fraziar. Bob France, Ooug Tay¬ lor John Johnaon, Jerry John- Cdptain Dennis Farley to - j a A a A..i -i a • •• .A ..k..A s .4. i I i « jC JL ' AT ' A -a . - ' J ' W ' w ' ' 4; . % y t« � ., M. , M , t •f i,,5? ± f, .1. L ) v a a. r 7 r • 4 . • h • ' r %. % i. r i i i . iV t F ' . S « ' 4 .«L iK 4 “ ; ' V • The assembly on firearms was enjoyed by all. Mr, Ray Sullivan, the exhibitor, revealed many interesting facts about firearms President Jock Edwards Advisor Mr. Kremer Boys ' Fed The Boys ' Federation has been very busy this year During the year it has ac¬ complished much. The Boys ' Federation Constitution was written. Better repre¬ sentation from home rooms and for the cabinet was organized. Different assem¬ blies have been presented which have varied from films of past football games to a very interesting firearms display. The Boys ' Federation sponsored a frol¬ ic, which was quite successful, for the students. In addition, an accurate record of points for all service clubs has been kept by the federation. Throughout the entire year it has earned a reputation as a solidly helpful club by rendering both monetary and physical contribution to the various school organizations. SECOND SEMESTER Soys ' Federation representatives. Row 1; Mike Dunham, Doug Winn, Mike Byergo, Phil Lane. Row 2: Dave Woodward, Brian Duncan, Frankie Noel, Gordon Logan, Row 3: Johnny Gibson, Bob France, Jack Thornton, Mickey O ' Neil, Terry Franklin. Boys’ Federation Dick Swanson Secreta ry-trea$urer Fred Gwinn Vice-president FIRST SEMESTER Boys ' Federation representa¬ tives (Bottom of facing page} Row li Brian Duncan, Doug Winn, Phil lane, Mike Byergo, Don 5a(sherry, Mike Malcolm, Phil Johnson, Gary Klassen. Row 2; Jim Tompkins, Greg Lutcher, Jim Matthews, Mickey O ' Neil, Gordon Logan, Lee Bogle, Jack Kittle. Row 3: Dean Mastor, Doug Wolff, Dave Woodward, Mike Dunham, Frankie Noal, Jack Thornton, Terry Franklin. Row 4: Darrell Schluter, Wayne Hersh, David Moore, Johnny Gibson, Bob France. BOYS ' FEDERATION CABINET (below) Row 1: Mike Malcolm, soph.; Phil Lane, senior; Mike Byergo, senior; Jock Edwards, pres.; Phil John¬ son, soph. Row 2; Fred Gwinn, vice pres.; Jii Matthews, (r.; Mickey O ' Neil, [r. Mrs. Esary Girls ' League Advisor Bev Wilson vice-president Girls ’ League Is Sandy Oleson president ■ Phyllis Gardner secretary Gateway to the The goats of Girls 1 ' League, an organization composed of all Wa-Hi girls, are many, but all of equal importance offering many opportunities to each and every member. The execution of Girls ' League duties is first discussed by the officers—a president, vice president, secretary and treasur¬ er. The cabinet, composed of twelve department heads and their assist¬ ants, appointed and elected representatives, approve the decisions. Acting as a Nason between the officers and the homerooms, the minute girls effectively further the projects and voice opinions. Assemblies, dances, sales and service projects keep everyone working; thus cooperation has been the keyword, Cooperation and unselfish service indeed prepare the members to go through a successful Gateway to the Future. Joyce Bailey treasurer MINUTE GiRLS— FIRST SEMESTER, Row 1: Brenda Beyer, Patty Barhuto, Barbara Perry, Delilah White, Sandy Severson, Denise Baumgart, Marilyn Mills, Donna Knopf. Row 2; Merridy Rater, Lana Orton, Mary Lou Bristol, Annas Lee Frisby, Eileen Beechi nor, Marilyn Irwin, Pat Dyer, Carrie Simmons, Judy Levin. Row 3: Barbara Rankin, Diana Draper, Margaret Vogel, Camille Colley, Sandy Rhode, Verna Santas, Susan Garske, Marilyn Mundy. Row 4: Amy Owen, Ardyth Anderson, Judy Anderson, Rita Parker, Claudia Or luck. Sherry Brumhack, Beverly Mae- Lean, Judy Huntington, Pa! Oakland. Not pictured: Charlotte Frederking. MINUTE GIRLS—SECOND SEMESTER, Row 1: lavona Cox, Linda Peterson, Donna Bryant, Sandy Frank, Emile Cote, Sandy Marr. Row 2 : Billie Hayes, Judy King, Sharon Wells, Kay Healy, Carol Isift, Marilyn Irwin, Sandy Meyers. Row 3: Linda Bickel, Shar- lene Harmon, Carolyn Foege, Carol Minnick, Susan Garske, Betty Sanders, Cecily Koch. Row 4: Gerry Levin, Dorothea Knaggs, Patty Zahf, Ann Schultz, Joan Kirk, Gayle Johnson, Judy Overturf, Sue Newhouse Not pictured; Wilma Fiedler, Suzanne Cloherty, Susan Ohashi, Pat Seaborn, Linda McElhaoy, Karen Viestenz Claudia King, Jeanne Eagleson. T03 The Girls ' League Cabinet, pre¬ sided over by the Girls ' League officers, was guided by the Crest president and eleven cabinet heads. First semester each cabi¬ net head appointed a senior as- sistant and second semester she appointed a junior assistant. One elected and one appointed rep¬ resentative from each class also served a semester on the cabi¬ net. Each cabinet head and her assistant had a specific duty to help on Girls ' League projects, assemblies, promotions, or school affairs. CABINET HEADS, Row h Pat Thompson, Alice Schneidmiller, Row 2: Kay Eyraud, Ardith Oldridge, Sheila Holland, Mary Russell. Row 3: Susan Roberts, Kathy Branson, Cynthia Wood. Not Pictured: Roberta Long. CABINET ASSISTANTS AND REPRESENTATIVES—FIRST SEMES¬ TER, Row Is Marcy Andres, Judy Largent, Judy Bee Chamber¬ lain, Ginger Winn. Row 2: Judy Anderson, Gate Baker, Kathy Andres, Sandy May, Carol Minnick, Carolyn Foege. Row 3: Sally Epstein, Jan Nye, Mary Morse, Patti Farris, Margaret Slaughter, Elinor Lyons, Carma Stone. Not Pictured: Cheryl I sift. CABINET ASSISTANTS AND REPRESENTATIVES-SECOND SE¬ MESTER, Row 1: Wendy Williams, Nicki Austin, Linda Barritt. Row 2: Sharon Transeth, S usan Anderson, Carrie Simmonds, Gerry Kibbler. Row 3: Judy Levin, Sally Smethurst, Ann Schultz, Marilyn Mundy, Merridy Reser. Not Pictured: Jeanne Eagleson, Carma Stone, Judy Powers, Wavy Massey, Patty Brownell. CREST, Row 1 3 Eltm r Lyorn, Judy Bee Chamberlain, Jayne Sie¬ gel, Patti Greiner, Susan Roberts, Phyllis Gardner, Pat Thomp¬ son, Shannon Banker, Beverly Wilson, Carol Monahan- Row 2: Carrie Simmonds, Billie KoHakis, Karla Beck, Joyce Bailey, Kathy Branson, Kathi Pollari, Alice Schneidmiller, Jeante Marks, Marcy Andres. Row 3; Mary Morse, Cynthia Wood, Judy Levin, Linda Nunn, Marilyn Mundy, Amy Owen, Roberta Long, Merridy Reser, Wendy Williams, Marjorie Rodda. Row A: Sandy Oleson, Ardith Oldridge, Lumina Case, Kay Eyraud, Ann Schultz, Lynette Cockrum, Sandy May, Cathy Andrei. Not pictured; Cheryl Frandsen, Mary Russell. Crest has enjoyed activi¬ ties this year including the purchase of new blouses. Some events held were a progressive dinner at Christ¬ mas time, a Mothers ' Tea in the spring, and a farewell breakfast- During night meet¬ ings the areas of character, scholarship and service have been stressed by inviting guest speakers. FIRST SEMESTER CREST OFFICERS; Cathy Andres, Susan Roberts, Kathy Branson, Sandy May. SECOND SEMESTER CREST OFFICERS; Karla Beck, Susan Roberts, Ardith Oldridge. Not pictured; Kay Eyraud No rske Folkene Were Highlight of Summer During the summer of 1961, Ardith Oldridge was Wa-Hi s American field Service foreign exchange student to Harstad, Norway. Situated 250 miles above the Arctic Circle a colorful fishing town of 4,000 was Ardi ' s home away from home for two months. She lived with the Ingvald Aronsen family consisting of a business-minded papa, an industrious mama, an energetic sister, a sports-loving brother, and a darling six year old sister. Norske Folken ' ' or the Norwegian people were the joy of her summer. Be¬ cause they are extremely hospitable and friendly, everyone would be charmed by their company, Norwegians are not only fun-lovtng but are modern individual- ists and proud of their nation. Susan Collins, Co-Editor Judy Largent, Co-Editor Mrs. Bailey, Advisor John Folsom, Business and Advertising Manager REPORTERS: Carolyn Hibbard, Joan Hansen, Fred Langley, Evadine Shelitad, Connie Sabins, Tom Mon¬ roe, Ron Olson, Not pictured: Cecily Koch. At the top left are Paul Roeich and Sally Epstein, sports edi tors. At the right are Pauline Hart and Sheila Holland, ad- vertiting staff. At the bottom left are Judy Cantrell, photo¬ grapher, and Sharon Williams, typist. On the bottom right Rella May Paris is exchange edi tor, and Kathi Pollan, feature editor. Under the guidance of Mrs, Bailey, Journal advisor, the Journal staff, this year functioned smoothly in putting out the bi-weekly paper. Because of the high advertising sales, which help to support the paper, the Journal completes this year of publication in the black ' The IBM ma¬ chine, on which final copy is typed, has been largely paid for. A large new light table, which cuts pa sting-up time in half, was made possible by a gift from Walla Walla Hi-Y, boy ' s service club. Mr. John Largent, Judy ' s father, designed and built the light table. Exchange papers, which number almost sev¬ enty, come from schools as far away as Hawaii, Texas, and Rhode Island. Special editions of the paper included the Homecoming issue, a senior issue, and the fourth annual creative writing issue. The Journal staff included co-editors, a feature editor, an exchange editor, nine straight reporters, a business and advertising manager, an advertis¬ ing staff of five, three typists, and a staff photo¬ grapher. Working as a team, this group of twen¬ ty-five made the Journal what it is—a well-writ- ten, stylish paper of which the school can be proud. At the light board are Joan Hansen, Caroline Hibbard, and Sally Epstein. At the IBM machine are Cedly Koch, Art Sauer, Suzanne Col¬ well, and Dawn White. Susan Leslie Editor Ann DeBunce Ass ' t editor The Royal Blue Staff had a very success¬ ful year. Many new and interesting ideas were learned and used in the 1962 yearbook. In October, Susan Leslie, Bonnie Moser, Sue Hascall, Wayne Modine, Sue New house, Ann DeBunce, and Miss Gray went to Seattle to the University of Wash¬ ington yearbook workshop. Upon return¬ ing, the editors and staff members busied themselves with putting together an al¬ together different annual, which includ¬ ed an entirely new cover, Dick Mathews, Mary Bean and Phyllis Gardner joined the staff for part of the year. Others helped in their spare time. Four deadlines later found the junior staff members beginning work on the Royal Blue Spring supplement and dream¬ ing of ideas for the 1963 Royal Blue. Sue Newhouse Ass ' ! editor Seattle Bound Sue Hascall Wayne Modine Bonnie Moser Sue Newhouse Ann DeBunce Susan Leslie Bonnie Moser Business manager Index Editors Nancy Knopp Janice McMullin Sue Hascall ROYAL BLUE ROYAL BLUE STAFF, Row 1: Darrel! Paulson, Miss Gray. Row 2: Patty Hastings, Jeanette Howard, Pat Dyer, Melodye Johnson, SELLING ANNUALS: Phyllis Gardner, Dave Newhouse. Other salesmen, not pictured: Sharon McDonald, Jerry Boomer, Sharon Birkes, Mary Bean. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Pat Johnson, Jim Long, Wayne Modine. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Judy Cantrell, Ed Jac¬ ob, Ray McDaniel, tarry Uribe. FD Hi-Y F. D. Hi-Y sponsored a frolic which everyone enjoyed. The boys earn¬ ed money by having a very successful car wash. Painting and cleaning up the parking lot was a project of service to the school. F.D- Hi-Y, Row 1: Steve Schnellhardt, Paul Stevens, Dick Hodges, Denny Brownlow, Dennis Farley, John Schmid, Steve Wilkinson, Row 2: Jack Conway, Dave Thorne, Gordon McLean, Ed Cabral Row 3: Don Peterson, Richard Ruff, Bruce Williams, Jay McLean, Richard Stewart, Row 4; Greg Jones, Doug Lusk, Jerry Boomer, Tom Hendrickson, Steve Ellis, The Key Club has been very active this year by participating in various school and community activities. Some of the most significant in direct concern with our school are the placement of the new orange trash barrels around Wa-Hi, participation in various jobs at football games, and sponsorship of a Frolic during the basketball season. The Club was the winner in the selling of Basketball Booster tickets, and also the winner in service points for the first semester and prob¬ able winner for the year. Community activities include the distribution of March of Dimes canis ters, the reconditioning of Camp Kiwanis in the fall and spring, and the sponsorship of a Thanks¬ giving Basket. Several Key Clubbers attended the District convention in Redmond, Oregon, this spring. KEY CLUB, Row 1: Mike Berry, Jack Irving, Brian Duncan, John Folsom, Tom Nelson. Row 2: Les Broome, Doug Winn, Mike Dunham, Dick Baker, Richard Smiley, Jock Edwards, Steve Scruggs, Mike Bonze I. Row 3: Fred Gwinn, Tom Fox, Mickey O ' Neill, Dick Langis, John Crudup, Phil Johnson, Ron ZEer, Joe Fletcher, Jim McGough. Row 4: Gib Brumback, Jim Matthews, Orville Horn, Frank Noal, Gordon Logan, Jerry Pepin, Tom Quaresma, Row 5: Jim Henderson, Bill Cotter, Ed Welti, Ron Bradstreet, Paul Roesch, Jim McKinney, Jack Thornton. Not pictured: Tim Tucker, Bill Chandler, Denerd Ha r Mad, Mike Malcolm, Lynn Banks, Ed Frazier. KEY CLUB OFFICERS, Row 1: Steve Scruggs, Jim Matihews, John Folsom, Mike Benzel, Mr. Hastings. Row 2: Mickey O ' Neill, Les Broome, Jack Irving, Jock Edwards, Tom Nelson, Fred Gwinn. Not pictured: Jack Thornton and Gordon Logan. W. W, Hl-Y, Row 1: John Delaney, Ralph Schoessler, Craig Buchanan, Larry Bradley, Terry Copple, Bill Schwerin, Bob France. Row 2% Dcnnh Marks, Lee Loufseag, Greg Trousdale, Steve Simmi, Frank Monahan, Bob Hirsh, Row 3; Gary Thompson, Dave Woodward, Greg Lutcher, Bob Drinkard, John Campbell. Bill Wiebe, Row 4s Mr, Hermes, Gil McFaddin, Keith Kimzey, Jeff Campbell, Max Barnes, Dick Swanson, Jerry Niva. WW Hi-Y W. W. Hi-V completed a busy schedule this year. The dub put up bulletin boards, and do¬ nated Christmas baskets, ushered at various events throughout the school year, made trash barrels for the school and earn¬ ed money through a bottle drive. A frolic was given and was greatly appreciated by alL Equites was a very busy group throughout the ' 6 1 - ' 62 school year. Some of their many ac¬ tivities were parking cars at football games, building a float for homecoming, pleasing every¬ one with a large bonfire which was burned im¬ mediately after the serpentine and ushering for different activities in the evening. In addition to this they had a service project each month and continued to support their Greek orphan. Mr. Richard Poole was welcomed as advisor and the group wishes to congratulate him on his first year of service. EQUITES HbY OFFICERS: Gary Jutz, Mr. Poole, Mike Taylor, Tom Proctor, Bob Ahsmuhs, Dar¬ rel Dutke, Jerry Moss, EQUITES, Row 1: Jon Braden, John Albert, Mike Taylor, Doug Dysart, Larry Uyeno, John Blom, Mr. Poole. Row 2; Darrel Dutke, Jim Long, Doug Thompson, Tom Johnson, Gary Jutz, Bob Ahsmuhs, Tom Proctor. Row 3; Paul Thompson, Ross Talbot, Jerry Moss, Dave Suckow, Ron Green, Gary Tash. Not pictured Dana Straw. Good Housekeeping’’ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, preserved November 17 and 18 by the Senior Class, was a great success, dramatically. The three act comedy by William McCleery concerned a college president ' s wife who was no longer indispensable to her grown family. The stage crew—Bill McLean, Mary Bristol, Sue Morris, Janice Nichols, and Susie Boatman—assembled for the East time the stage flats used since 1935. Assisting Jon Guinn in this undertaking was eo-stage-manager John Rengstorff, Pauline Hart was business manager and Betsy Franzen prompter. Class officers Jeff Campbell and Virginia Mer¬ ten s handled tickets, while Walla Walla and Equates Hi-Y ' s ushered. Cecily Koch, Pam Bafus, Marilyn McIntosh, and Margaret Cornelison worked on publicity, and Cathy And¬ res was in charge of programs. The stage crew collected properties, and the actors did their own make-up. A cast party and gift to Mr Patterson climaxed the weeks of work. Marian Burnett Gretchen Herrmann Charles Burnett Tom Proctor Christine Burnett Amy Owen Edward West Don Peterson Katy Burnett Lesley McCormmach Nat Kahn Gordon McLean Jim O ' Neal Karl Herrmann Mrs. Benson Card Monahan Drum Majorette Donna Bryant Cheerleaders Judy S. Chamberlain Susan Ouderkirk Phyllis Gardner Bev Wilson Director Mr, Patterson Student Director Susan Leslie Stage Manager Jon Guinn On Saturday afternoon, February ? and 24, the curtain rose on ihe Thespian production of Rumpelstilt- skin ' a dawk fairy tale, presented for Walla Walla children and adults- The members of the cast were Susie Boatman, Rumpelstiltskin; Les- lie McCormnriach, Mother Hulda; Ce- city Koch, miller ' s daughter; Mari¬ lyn Ruff, miller ' s wife; Don Peterson, miller; John Campbell, Ingert; Jon Guinn, Gothat; Bill Campbell, king; Richard Ruff, king ' s son; Judy Pet¬ erson, Karen; Nancy Oft, nurse; Su¬ san Roberts and Cynthia Wood, la- diea-imwaitinfl; Donna Bryant and Nancy Dixon, pages; and Wavey Massey, the down. Gretchen Herrmann headed the production as director with her stage manager, Amy Owen, and assistant director, Carol Monahan, Under Gretchen were Karl Herrmann, public relations; Donna Bryant, business manager; Sigrid Tooker, make-up; Pauline Hart, house manager; Mar¬ garet Cornell son, wardrobe mistress; Betsy Franien, lights; and Pauline Hart, co-ordinator. Ru mpelstiltskin AUDIO VISUAL Row 1: Dixie Ripley, Judy Schlegel, Henry Sauer, Connie Benedict, Lind Margerum. Row 2: Terry Frank¬ lin, Gary Reed, Bill Pallia, Sunny Colvin, Penny Collins, Bernice Hoffman, Caro! Watson, Row 3; Don My rick, Ron DeGraw, Jim Patzkowski, Mike Herold, Ron Randall, Mike Doyle, Pat John¬ son, Row 4: Dick Cheney, D wight Derrick, Mike Newton, Ken Caslles, John Linker, Leon Smith, Tom McPherson, Waller Blue, Roger Berley. Audio-visual The Wa-Hi Chapter of the Projectionist Clubs of America is one of 1 f 200 school projectionist clubs organized in the United States, Canada and Mexico for the purpose of carrying on duties and responsibilities of projecting educational motion pictures and other audio-visual aids in the class¬ rooms. The club holds its meetings bi-monthly. This year the club donated five records to Sequin School, eight dollars for lamps which two mem¬ bers worked fifty hours to build, and one member donated cloth for upholstery. Two members put in nine hours operating projectors for the Veter¬ ans ' Hospital, Speech Yes, our speech classes are this close, but definitely not this exclusive. At the beginning of the year many students sat tensely throughout every period dreading those get acquainted speeches. As the months went by, however, and we gave demonstration, Christmas, inform, con¬ vince, banquet, gain action, impress and enter¬ tain speeches, we had confidence more and more in the work we could do. This confidence came not completely from that speech given so perfect¬ ly—most often it came with the seeming failure speech. By making a mistake once, we stopped fearing mistakes and learned how to overcome them. None of it was individual work; we im¬ proved together, criticising or praising helpfully. Those first weeks suffering were worth it. Now we ' re all eloquent—almost. Handbook Bev Wilson SPEECHES: Jeff Campbell, Susan Coif in , John Rengstorff, Kathy Branson. PANEL: Kay Eyraud, Phylia Gardner, Ro¬ berta Long, Susan Roberts, Sandy Oleson. OFFICERS, Row Is Cheryl Fied¬ ler, Donna Bryant, Pauline Hart, Row 2: Carol Monahan, Amy Owen, Leslie McCormmach, Bet¬ ty Franien. DRAMA CLUB, Row I: Carol Monahan, Donna Bryant, Leslie McCormmach, Kart Herrmann, Cheryl Fiedler. Row 2; Margaret Cornelison, Marilyn McIntosh, Susan Leslie, Sharon Woiblet, Sue Morris, Judy Peterson, Susie Boatman. Row 3: Sharon Birket, Pam Bafus, Gretchen Herrmann, Georgia Bunion, Cynthia Baker, Drama Club The objectives of Drama Club are to provide background and experience for students interest ed m drama, provide a source of acting talent for school dramatic activities, interest students in dra¬ ma, and provide for upkeep of the stage. This year the Wa-Hi Drama Club has had many activ¬ ities ♦ Many of the members have been active in the plays Good Housekeeping and On Bor¬ rowed Time, The club has also had several suc¬ cessful parties. This year the club hopes that it has instigated a tradition for the group with its school calendars. Mkhel Betcup, Dianne Hunt. Row 4: Dean VanDonge, terry Houfc, Amy Owen, Judy Huntington, Susan Franzen, Donna Veley, Nancy Dixon, Cecily Koch. Not pictured; Betsy Franzen, Don Long, Tom Proctor, Jon Guinn, Pauline Hart, Alecia Miller, Mary Lou Bristol. Thespians Troup 2156 of the National Thespian Soci¬ ety was officially installed in May of last year and had an excellent year under the inspiration of Mr, Patterson, advisor. The purpose of Thespians is improvement of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. Thespians is entirely separate from Dra¬ ma Club. Their one big project was the Children ' s Theater production, Rumpelstiltskin. The troupe holds three formal initiations a year at the Mar¬ cus Whitman Hotel. Membership is awarded for meritorious participation in drama. THESPIANS, Row h Susie Boatman, Pauline Hart, Carol Mona¬ han, Donna Bryant, Gretchen Herrmann. Row 2: Marilyn Ruff, Susan Leslie, Betsy Franzen, Cecily Koch, Leslie McCormmach, Amy Owen. Row 3: Tom Proctor, Karl Herrmann, Bill Camp¬ bell, Jon Guinn. Not pictured: Richard Ruff, Don Peterson, Dean VanDonge. Row 3: Kathy Branson, treaty Sharon Brumback, Bill Crutcher, pres., Roger Cockerline, Kathryn Cryhold. Row d: Christine Drinkard, vice-pres., Mike Dunham, Jock Edwards, Kay Eyraud, Cheryl Fiedler, John Folsom, Row 5; Elizabeth Franzen, Sharlene Harman, Kay Healy, Marvin Hintz, Sheila Holland, Judy Lar- gent, Beverly Wilson, Row 6; Susan Leslie, Roberta Long, Elinor Lyons, Jeanie Marks, historian. Bob Martin, Lesley McCormmach, Doug McLemore, Carol Minnick. Row 7 1 Sue Newhouse, Ardith Oldridge, Sandy Oleson, Amy Owen, Susan Roberts, Pat Thompson, Robert Thonney, William Ward. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll international journalists ' honorary, this year initiated thirteen new members from the JOURNAL and ROYAL BLUE sTaffs. To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, a student must be in the upper third of hi class, and must have been on the siaff for at least a semester, and must do outstanding work in some phase of journalism. The new members, after being initiated at a candlelight ceremony, were honored at the first annual publications banquet, March 13. At the ban¬ quet each initiate was recognized and presented his Quill and Scroll pin. Again this year Quill and Scroll sponsored the admini ' tration of a national current events quiz given to dll students in social studies classes. The winning papers were submitted to national headquarters in competition with other schools throughout the nation- junior NHS members that were tapped, from left to right. Row 1: Steve Ellis, Merridy Reser, Greg Jones. Row 2 : Jeanne Eagleson, Suzanne Colwell, Bob Trance- Row 3: Darrell Paulson, Paul Roesch, Larry Kolbe. Not pictured: Craig Baker, 1 Society Sue Ann Collins DeBunce Pauline Sheila Hart Holland Fred Judy Langley Largent Darrell Paul Paulson Roesch Rella May John Faris Folsom Mebdye Pat Johnson Johnson Susan Sue Leslie Newhouse Dick Beverly Swanson Wilson w The National Honor Society is an honorary organization formed for the recognition and pro¬ motion of the qualities of service, character, leadership, and scholar¬ ship. It is purely an hon¬ orary society; therefore, its only activities are twice-yeariy tappings of new members, initial tions, and a banquet. Each year one senior member of the National Honor Society r$ offered a scholarship. ' Moon Over Mudville” The Hog Stomp was the annual Sadie Hawkins dance held February 9, 1962, in the Girls 1 Gym and sponsored by Girls League, This dance was held on behalf of all of the boys at Wa-Hi. The chaperones stuck with these crazy hog stompers were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. No Wilson, Mr, and Mrs, Russell, Mr, and Mrs, C, L. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, Dare Chamberlain, The rip- snorting music was presented by the Gems , a musical group of Wa-Hi students. The best dressed couple at the dance was Barbara Pierce and Jerry Nelson. Mr. Dare Chamberlain, Marryin ' Sam , was the man who would marry any willing couple for only one dime. The royalty, chosen for the size of their lowest appendages, were King Mike Dunham, Junior prince Jim Matthews, and Sophomore prince J. R. Edington, Country Christmas’’ “Country Christmas was the theme chosen for the annual F + F.A, dance held December 22, 1961, Kathy Czyhold was crowned “F.F.A. Sweetheart ' by F.F.A. president Jerry Zahl. Music was furnished by the Five Knights, a local group which includes several Wa-Hi teachers. Fir trees, decorated doors and mail boxes and a sleigh provided a Christmas aura. Above lefts Linda Stegmiller and Jack Conway, Doug McLemore and Karen Christian, Jerry Boomer and Kathy Leslie?? Above right: Jerry Zehl crowns Kathy Czyhold F.F.A, Sweetheart. Center: Jock Edwards, Mike Dunham and Phyllis Gardner, John Rengstorff and Janice Nichols. Below right: Jon Guinn and Nancy Oft, Steve Gwinn and Janice Nye, Kyle Chamberlain and Mike Byergo. Below left? Roger Cocker line and Donna Crutcher, Tom Fox and Susan Anderson, Tim Tucker, i SOr; f£ ■ca OFFICERS Row h Wayne Knowles, secretary; Jerry Zahl, president; Bob Yen- ney, vice president. Row 2; Lee Kelly, treasurer; Bob Jessee, reporter; Den¬ nis Farley, sentinel. Roger Cockerline State Sentinel JUDGING TEAM {right), Row t: Larry Young, Roger Cockerline, Jerry Zahl, Row 2: John Payne, Richard CzyHold, Bob Jessee, Dan Blomquist, Bill Winters, Ray Lindquist. Row 1: Bob Jessee, Dennis Farley, Bob Yenney, Jerry Zahl, Wayne Knowles. Row 2: Ean Wright, Clyde Dyar, Roger Cockerline, Mr. McKay. Row 3: Gary Colombo, Don Wilkins, Rick Ames, Ray Lindquist, Fred Bieloh. Row A: Dave Price, Eddie Buschini, Larry Young, Dan Blomquist, tarry Dutton. Row T: Richard Czyhold, John Ary, John Payne, Robert Sea- vey, Don Whitefey, Larry Arbinl, Row 2: Dan Burroughs, Roger Edwards. Row 3; Dave Arnold, Ken Shollenberger, Karl Herr¬ mann, Bob Maiuri, John Freder- king, Richard Frederking. Row 4: Bill Winters, Gary McKinnon, Wilbur Rae, George Benzel, David Gieteimen, Dick Landers. Not Pictured: Lee Kelley, Del¬ bert Locati, Bruce Williams, Dean VanDonge. Jerry Zahl Public Speaking Kathie Czyhold F.F.A. Sweetheart Mr. Ralph McHachlan awarding the Farm Bureau Trophy to Jerry Zahl. Upper Photo: PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE: Jerry Zahl, Bob Yenny, Wayne Knowles, Lee Kelly, Bob Jessee, Dan Blomquisf. Lower Photo: F.F.A, BASKETBALL, Row Is Don Wilkins, Don Whiteley, Ean Wright, Bill Winters. Row 2: Larry Dutton, Larry Young, Eddie Buschini, Wayne Knowles, Dennis Farley. The Walla Walla F.F.A, Chapter had a successful and active year. There were approximately 05 members taking part in the varied and useful activities, 40 of whom were actual Wa-Hi students. Activities open to the members are crop raising, animal raising, farm mach¬ ines, livestock and crop judging, parlia¬ mentary procedure, and basketball As money raising projects the Chapter sponsored a scrap iron drive, a turkey raffle, a cake sale, the F.f.A. Bam Dance, and the selling of tractor seat covers. As an annuai money raising project, the F.F.A. Rodeo was held, open to anyone under the age of 18 This event features bulldogging, calf roping, stake racing, barrel racing and cow riding. The rodeo, held during spring vacation, was climaxed by the rodeo dance in the new exposition building. The F.F.A, Banquet was held March 22, when awards were presented and local farmers honored for their support of the Chapter. The guest of honor, F.F.A. Sweetheart Miss Kathie Cyzhold, had al¬ ready been crowned at the Barn Dance, December 22, 1961. 121 Row T: Sharon Bergman, Donna Rennick, Linda VanHorn, Janet Oldham, Frances Mundt. Row 2: Janice Dent, Janet Conway, Vera Powers, Cynthia Baker, Elaine Royse, Barbara Moore. Row 3: Bonita Rebman, Dawn White, Lou Ann Griffin, Georgia Bun ten, Zella Bartel t. Not Pictured; Betty May shack, Alice Wahl, Carol Pruss r Carleen Heimbfgner, Lauri 3to, Karoleen Mont¬ gomery, Rayma Smith, Carol Wataon, Nona Weitz, Nancy lisla. FHA OFFICERS: Elaine Royse, Frances Mundf, Janet Oldham, Janet Conway. FHA The overall goal of Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. To emphasize specific parts of this goal FHA has eight purposes. They are: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to emphasize de¬ mocracy in home life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good wifi, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further interest in home economics. Important activities of FHA are: the advisors breakfast in September, the regional meeting in October, the mother-daughter Christmas progressive dinner, the demonstration day in March, the awards banquet in April, state convention or rally in April, senior breakfast in May, planning day picnic in June, the booth at the fair in August, the leadership training meeting in Septem¬ ber, the style show for the junior high schools in February, a Halloween party for Blue Mountain Sanitarium, and a candle drive in November. This year ' s purpose was to work for good home and family life for all. Row 1: Rella May Faris, June Brooks, Bonnie Rebman, Wanda Rodney Jensen, Cliff Smith, Ron Reyburn, Pick Miller, Gary Kerley, Linda Linke, Marylyn Irwin, Darlene Harpe. Row 2: Main, Rick Hilliard, Retail Selling The Walla Walla Distributive Education Club participates in many activities throughout the school year. Some of these activities are giving Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families, selling class rings and senior graduation announcements, managing the school store, ' The Devil ' s Den ' and doing display work downtown. The highlight of the year was an employer-employee banquet held January 30, The club members were the guests of Dick Sherwood, manager of the Marcus Whitman Hotel, at an early morning breakfast in the Windsor Room of the hotel. Students on the Thanksgiving basket committee were: Art Sauer, Gary Main, Dick Miller, Bonita Rebman, Darlene Harpe, Marylyn Irwin, and June Brooks. Those on the Christmas basket committee were: Linda Linke, Wanda Kerley, Cliff Smith, and Retla May Paris. Officers for the second semester were president, Cliff Smith; vice-president, June Brooks; secretary, Darlene Harpe; treasurer, Ricky Hilliard; and historian, Ron Reyburn, Upper Left: Darlene Harpe, Bonnie Rebman, Re! la May Paris, Ron Reyburn, Rodney Jensen, Middle Left; Marylyn Irwin, Relfa May Faris, Ricky Hilliard. Lower Left: Tom Russell, Ron Reyburn, Dick Miller, Cliff Smith, Pete McClure, Center Bottom: Linda Linke, Wanda Kerley, Cliff Smith, Re! la May Paris, Lower Right: Bonnie Rebman, Darlene Harpe, Marylyn Irwin, June Brooks. Row 2; Art Sauer, Gary Main, Dick Miller. I 123 _ G A A Row !: Connie Unacott, Judy Bee Chamberlain, Pat Goodwin. Row 2: Glenda Blevin , Christine Folsom, Ruth Mindemann. Not Pictured: Chrittine Drinkard, Lorena Benton, Sandra Dunterman, Sandra Engeln, Mary Beth Branson. GAA is a girls ' sports club. The girls meet on Mondays and Thursdays and participate in various sports. This year they have played soccer, basketball, bad¬ minton, volleyball, and softball. As a special event, they went to Washington State University for a basketball playday where they participated with four other schools. Math-Science The Math-Science Club is for those people who are interested in math or science and want to spend extra time on projects. The dub meets about twice a month and on occasions they have guest speakers. The Math-Science Club has a two fold purpose: to encourage individual stu¬ dent investigation and experiments and to pro¬ vide a stimulating series of programs to acquaint the members with the many various fields of math and science. Row 1: Michele Bescup, Bill Campbell, Bill Tomiton. Row 2: David K no be I, Paul Rempel, John Stone. Not pictured: Elizabeth Franzen, Mary Lou Bris ¬ tol Paul Steven , Don Carter. M2 j Nurse ' s Assistants (top): Georgia Bates, Jean Reinhardt, Sue Hascall, Linda Larson, Carol Coryell, Merry Jones, Linda Linke, Francis Mgndt. Not pictured: Arminta Sanders, Pam York. Teachers 1 ' Assistants: Sack row: Christine Drinkard, Tom Proctor, Mar vin Hinte, Jean MeMullin, Bob Opie, Michele Bescup. Front row: Pauline Hart, Susan Leslie. Not pictured: John Nelson. Boys ' P r E. Assistants (lower): Brian Duncan, Gary Bait, Doug Winn, Dennis Farley, Roger McElhaney, John Frederking. Girls ' P. E, Assistants (top): Christine Drinkard, Penny Collins, Lauri Ito, Wayvallea Massey, Virginia Mertens, Emilie Cote, Charlotte Freder¬ king, Nancy Ziska, JoAnn Winkler. Not pictured: Judy 6. Chamber ' lain, Pam Chamberlain. Attendance Office Assistants (left center); Back row; Carol Brown, Genie Brown, Toni Sprouse. Front row: Linda Beckham, Peggy Eyde- shymer, Linda Linke. Attendance Office Assistants (lower left); Back row: Donna Bryant, Marlene Rahn. Front row: Nancy Mulhair, Emilie Cote, Marilyn Dar row. J L £ r 12s Woods hop Assistants: Doug Coffey, terry Jaggar, Dennis Ehding, Frank Noel, Robert Smith, Jerry Johnson., Don Myrick, Delbert Locati. Dean ' s Office Assistants; Back row; Cynthia Wood, Roberta Long, Susan Roberts, Mary Ann Thonney, Geraldine Kibler. Front row; Phyllis Gardner, Pat Thompson. Audio-Visual Assistants: Bob Unck, Terry Franklin, Gary Reed, Mike Herrold, Dan 5eese� Audio-Visual Assistants: Ron Randall, Lyle Culbertson, Jim Patzkowski, Bob Smith, Tom McPherson, Roger Berley, David Siading, Commercial Assistants; Merry Parish, Nancy Knopp, Karen Christian, Dianne Russell, Shirley Rausher, Barbara Bogle, Elaine Minzghor, Not pictured: Arminta Sanders. Dean ' s Office Assistants; Cheryl Frandsen, Virginia Mertens, Way- vatlea Massey, Sandy Oleson, Karla Beck. Audio-Visual Assistants: Ken Castles, Bill Winters, David Lievsay, John Linker, Dick Cheney, Pat Johnson. Audio-Visual Office Assistants: Barbara Miller, Annette Gafzke, Anita Gafzke, Linda Magerum, Glenda Blevins. Principal ' s Office Assistants; Patti Bennett, Cheryl Bogart, Margaret Cheney, Carol Piper, Lynnette Cockrum, Virginia McDonald, Not pictured: Cheryl Isitt. Audio-Visual Assistants: Wilbur Bundy, Don Myrick. Library Assistants: Carol Baxter, Georgia Bates, Francis Jean Cline, Mary Lindsay, Not pictured: Lorraine Ringel, Patricia Kliban. Arts and Crafts Assistants: Mike Byergo, Pete McClure. Caferteria Assistants: Fred Bieloh, Dale Anderson, Rachel Miller, Paul Nelson, Jim Patikowski, Lyle Cobfentz. Not pictured: Glen Rimbey Audio-Visual Office Assistants: Bernice Hoffman, Bonnie Benedict. Welding Assistants: Bob Geist, John Frederking, Allan Moeller Mr. Ledbetter ' s Assistants: Linda VanHorn, Nancy Knopp, Marilyn Irwin, Mary Russell, Catherine Waggoner, Home Economics Assistants: Francis Mundt, Nancy Ziska. as Ace Septic Tank Service Alien Furniture Carpet Co. THE BAKER-BOYER NATIONAL BANK The Bee Hive Store Berry Electric Co. Blue Mountain Television Cable Co. Britt ' s Shoes and Shoe Service Campbell ' s . . Industrial Cleaning, Inc. Carnation Company College Bakery College Dairy College Laundry College Place Bindery College Press Continental Can Company, Inc The Corner Restaurant Croft ' s Flowers Delishus Bake Shop DeMoss Grocery Dickey ' s Barber Shop Falkenberg ' s First Federal Savings Loan Association Frontier Machinery, Inc. Garland-Coyle Motor Company Grass! Refrigeration Sales and Service Ben Greco Sons Hart ' s Smart Footwear HEJSER CONSTRUCTION CO Hunt Lindstrom HUNTINGTON-CUMMINGS, INC Inland Machine Works Inland Printing Company Jaynes Typewriter Exchange KUCKER BROS. SONS Radio Station KTEL Radio Station KUJ Lariat Motel Malcolm Bierwagen Insurance Hotel Marcus Whitman Mefcher-Ray Machinery Company Miller Studio Miller Supply, Inc. D. O. Mock, Richfield Products The Mode Beauty Shoppe Morgan Builders Supply, Inc. MORRISON SUPPLY CO, W. R. O ' ROURKE CO,, INC. Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company Payless Drug Store, Inc. Prutsman Plumbing and Heating SCOTTY CUMMINS ATHLETIC SUPPLY SHERWOOD ROBERTS, INC, Shep ' s Smoke Shop Sporleders and the Main 1 Shop Julius W, Stephens STONE MACHINERY CO, LL K. Swift Lumber Co. Tallman ' s Taustck, Kauffman, Inc. TERMINAL ICE COLD STORAGE CO. VITART STUDIO Wade ' s Thriftway Wall a Walla Branch, The Old National Bank Walla Walla Branch, Seattle First National Bank WALLA WALLA FARMERS CO-OP, INC. WALLA WALLA GRAIN GROWERS, INC, Wall a Walla Motor Supply, Inc. Walla Walla Production Credit Association Walla Walla Union-Bulletin West McLean, Inc. Wilton ' s Shoe Store World Wide Travel Service KoyCn Blue Acknowieqg R Wallace Pisehel Company for the production of our book? K, Smith Company Jor our year¬ book covers; Bonfrop Studio, DeBunoe Studio, v . Miller Studio, Robe ge Studio, Vrtafi Studio, and National SchooLStudio fcor class pictures; College Place Bindery for .yearbook Undifig oatrons arid patronesses; and students for their co- Index A Abrams , Linda 34 Abler s, Jay 8 Ahsmuhs, Robert M. 8,99,92,93,94,111 Equites Hi-Y, band, all state choir, Traffic Enforcement Team Akehurst, Burt 44,96,99 Albert, John 45.8B, 89, 111 Aldrich, Milton 45,99 Alexander, Harvey 45,99 Allen, Scott 34,98 Allen, Tom 45,70,77,99 Allison, Crissy 34,79,81 Allison, Kaye 45 Altom, Norman 34 Amen, Kathy 34,81,92,97 Ames, Gail 45 Ames, Rick 8,120 Andersen, Lee 9 Andersen, Ross 45,99 Anderson, Ardyth 9,103 Minute Girl Anderson, Rile 45,93,127 Anderson, David 45,57,58,88,89 Anderson, Donald A, 61, 4 A nde r son, Donn a 34,80 Anderson, Gordon 34,89 Anderson, Grady 44,98 Anderson, Jay 44,98 Anderson, Judy 9,103,104,116 Transfer Hamilton, Montana: Girls 1 League cabinet. Minute Girl, NHS Anderson, Karen 34,80 Anderson, Karla 34,79,80 Anderson, Kathleen 45 Anderson, Paul 34,89 Anderson, Sue 45,80,104,119 Andres, Cathy 9,58,96,97,104,105, 112,116 NHS, Crest, Girls ' League cabinet Student Court Jury, Sponsors Andres, Marcy 45,57,58,80,104,105 Andrews, Gwendolyn 54 Arbint, Eddie 34,99 Arbinl, Larry 45,98,120 Arnold, David 45,98,120 Ar still, Janet 34,93 Ary, John 45,98,120 Asselin, Ernie 34,98 Austin, Richard 34 Austin, Mike 34,98 Austin, Nikki 34,104 Aycock, Donna 44 B Back told, Jon 44,99 Bafus, Pamela 34,80,112,115 Bailey, Joyce 9,93,94,102,105,116 Girls ' League treas., Elkettes, Crest, Sponsors, Junior Class officer Bailey , Linda 9 Pep Club Bailey, Mary A, 61,106 Bair, Pat 34,82 Baird, Allen 34,70,99 Baker, Craig 34,97,99,116 Raker, Cynthia 44,115,122 Baker, Dick 34,58,99 Baker, Gale 9,80,104,116 Girls 1 League cabinet, Pep Club, ASB ticket seller, NHS Baker, Jim 9,57,59,68,70,96 Football, WW Hi-Y, Student Court, track, Student Gov ' t Committee Chmn Riker, Richard G. 9,57,110 Key Club, jury member. Commit¬ tee for Student Court Punishment, Legislative Assembly Baker, Steve 33,97 Baker, Stuart 9,59,99,116 Student Court, NHS pres. , ROTC, Drill Team Baitruseh, Vance 9 Banker, Shannon 9,57 T 81,97,105 Sponsors, Pep Club, Crest, ElAdrea, Revision of the Cabinet Committee Banks, Lynn 45,48,49,57,58,68,70, 75,99,110 Barbuto, Patty 34,60,89,103 Rirker, Pamela 45,31 Barnes, Milk 9,63,70,111 Football, WW Hi-Y Barrett, Gary 34 Barrltt, Lynda 34,57,58,81,104 Burtelt, Zella Marie 9,93,122 FHA Bartholome, Ron 45,99 Baslee, Tom 45,98 Bates, Georgia 34,125,127 Batt, Gary 10,59,125 Legislative Assembly, baseball, football Baugh, Sue 34 Baumgart, Denise 34,103 Baxter, Carol 34,127 Baxter, Jan 45 Beach, Eugene 34,99 Beaman, Dave 45,96,99 Bean, Mary 44,109 Beard, Dorothy 61 Beck, Karla 10,58,79,80,93,94,104, 105,116,126 Crest treas,, Cabinet Head, NHS sec , Latura, Bulletin Board Committee Chmn Beckham, Linda 10,125 Beechlnor, Eileen 10,103 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl, Soromia Bell, Jerry 44,98 Benedict, Bonnie 44,127 Benedict, Connie 34,93,114 Benefiel, Rita 10,81,116 Pep Club, NHS Bennett, Bob 10,57,93 FD Hi-Y, Student Court, Commit¬ tee for Revision of Cabinet Bennett, Patti 34,127 Ben son, Lo r ena 44,81,124 Benzel, Bob 99 Benzel, George 34,98,120 Bertel, Mike 34,75,110 Benzel, Sharon 34 Bergh, Les 10,99 Bergman, Sharon 45,122 Bergrud, Shirley 34,57,59,80 Berley, Rodger 98,126 Berney, Ed 45 Berney, Mark A, 61 Berry, Michael 10,110 Key Club, Sophomore Class pres,, Bovs ' Fed rep , Legislative Assembly Bescup, Michele 10,115,124,125 Math-Science Club chairman, Drama Ciub, chemistry lab assistant Betts, Earl 10 Beyer, Brenda 35,57,58,97,103 Bickel, Linda 45,80,103 Bickford, Mike 35,97 Bieloh, Frances 45 Bteloh, Fred 45,98,120,127 Blerwagen, Gary 44,99 Biggs, Ray 44,70,77,97,98 Binder, Doug 44, 88,89 Bird, Judi 44 Birkes, Sharon 44,58,109,115 Bishop, James 45,98 Blake,Rachel 35,93 Blessinger, Judy 10,97 Cap Gown, Royal Blue, Sponsors Blevins, Glenda 45,124,126 Blom, John 35,98,111 Blomquist, Dan 10,97,98,120,121 Future Farmers of America Bloom, Betty 65 Blue, Geneva 10 Blue, Walter 10 Boatman, Susie 35,93,97,111,113,115 Boaz, Albert C 61 Bodmer, Franc ie 35, 59,97 Bogart, Cheryl 11,127 Office assistant. Girls T League Bogle, Barbara 11,126 Bogle, Lee 45,99,100 Boomer, Jerry 35,88,89,109,110,119 Boschker, Wilbur 61 Bowers, Mike 45,99 Bozarth, Glenda 44 Braden, Jon 11,111 Equites Hi-Y chaplain, home room vice-president, pop band Bradford, Pete 44, 59,70,98 Bradley, Larry 35,93,99, 111 Bradshaw, Carol 11,57,59 Legislative Assembly, New Student Committee, Pep Club, Revision of Club Council committee Brad sh aw , Ron 44,99 Bracistreet, Ron 11,69,70,110 Bragg, Cherylene 44 Brannlng, Ruth 65 Branson, Kathy 11,57,81,93,94, 104,105,114,116 Sponsors, Elkettes, Crest, Girls 1 League cabinet head, NHS Branson, Mary Beth 44,80,124 Brehm, Karen 44 Brenn, Jim 35,92,94,96,98 Brewer, Bob 33 Bristol, Mary Lou 11,103,112, 124 Drama Club, Math-Science Club, Minute Girl Brixey, Karen 45 Brock, Opal 11 Brooks, EUane 45 Brook s, June 11,123 Walla Walla Retailers Club vice-pres. Broome, Les 11,58,70,110 Soph. Class treas., Key Club sec,, homeroom pres., Boys ' Fed, class rep , Traffic Court vice-pres. Brotherton, Donna 35 Brown, Betty 35 Brown, Carol 35,125 Brown, Dare la 45 Brown, Genie 35,125 Brow n, Lar ry 3 5,98 Brown, Mike 35,8® Brown, Sandra Joan 11 Brownell, Pat 3 5,39,83,104 Brownlow, Denny 11,56,58,72,73,96,110 Brueggcmeier, Carl F 61 Brueggemeter, Paul 44,58,92,94,98 Brumback, Donald 44,68,70,74, 76,99,110 Brumback, Sharon 11,59,103,116 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl, Pep Club, Junior homeroom pres and vice-pres,, foreign exchange finalist Brunson, Della 35,81,93 Bryant, Donna 11,81,103,112,113, 115,125 Pep Club, Drama Club cor res, sec., Thespians, senior play. Minute Girl Buchanan, Craig 12,56,73,99,111 WW Hi-Y vice-pres. and sec., ASB Cabinet, ROTC-lfit U. , Legislative Assembly Buckland, Jan 35,81 Buckman, Irene 61 Bucknum, Kenny 65 Buehler, Bonnie 44, 81 Buehler, Cliff 44,98 Bundy, Wilbur 35,98,127 Bunten, Georgia 44,58,81,115,122 Burdett, Larry 35,98 Burley, Cherte 44 Bur nap, Jackie 44 Burroughs, Charles 12 FFA Burroughs, Dan 45,98,120 Bury, Donn 45,99 Busch ini, Eddie 44,98,120,121 Butherus, Bill 12,77 Byergo, MIke 12,77,100,101,119, 127 Boys 1 Federation representative, wrestling, WW Hi-Y, PE asst. C Cabral, Eddie 35,97,110 Cairncross, Charles S. 61 Cameron, Dorothy 44,81 Cameron, Mariann 12 Campanelli, Richard 62 Campbell, Dave 44,57,99 Campbell, Jeff 8,12,57,111,112,114 Senior Class pres., WW Hi-Y, track, Revision of Cabinet Committee co-chmn, Campbei 1, John 44,98,111,113,115 Campl ell, Mike 12,98 Campbell, William 12,113,115,124 Cantrell, Judy 35,80,107,109 Carlyle, Gary 44,99 Carney, James 44,98 Carroll, Leta 12 Carter, Don 35,99,124 Carter, Susan 44,93 Case, Colleen 35 Case, Lumlna 12,105 Crest, Drama Club, GAA Casseday, Darlene 12 Cassell, Julia 35,95 Castles, Ken 35,97,114,126 Chamberlain, Judy Bee 12,79,81,97, 104,105,112,124,125 Pep Club pres., Sponsors, Crest, Girls ' League cabinet, Sophomore Class sec. Chamberlain, Kyla 44,119,125 Chamberlain, Pam 35 Chandler, BUI 35,74,76,98,110 Cheney, Margaret 12,127 Principal ' s Office assistant, Choir, Transfer Caldwell, Idaho: Operetta, Lewiston, Mont. Speech Club Cheney, Richard N. 12,114,126 Math- Science Club, Audio-Visual Club Christian, Karen 13,57,119,126, Pep Club, Minute Girl, Student Court, Big Sister, School Improvement com Christlson, Milton R. 61 Clark, Lonna 35 Clayton, Karen 35, 89 Clements, Diane 35,80 Cline, Frances Jean 13,127 Clodius, Paul 13 Equites Hi-Y, Math-Science Club Gloherty, Suzann 45,103 Cloud, Carole 35,89,92,94 Cobain, Gwen 13,57,93,94,97 Sponsors, Pep Club Improvement com. co-chmn., ' Trial by Jury, choir, track Coblentz, Lyle 13,92,127 choir Cockeriine, Roger 13,58,98,116,119, 120 NHS,FFA state officer, ROTC of¬ ficer, Legislative Assembly, Evaluation of Student Government Committee chairman Cockrum, Lynnette 13,89,105,127 Crest, band Coffey, DougR. 13,68,70,71,126 Football Coffey, Tim 35,97 Colter, Glenn 35,59,97,99 Cole, Sherra 46,93 Colley, Camille 46,103 Colley, Vicki 46 Collins, Patricia 35 Collins, Penny 35,92,94,114,125 Collins, Susan 13 , 56 , 73,106,114, 117 Journal editor, ASB Cabinet member. Quill and Scroll, home¬ room pres.,Minute Girl Colombo, Gary- 46,98,120 Colvin, Lawrence 54,114 Colwell, Suzanne 36,107,116 Conway, Frances 61 Conway, Jack 13,89,110,119 FD Hi-Y, band. Traffic-Enforce¬ ment Team Conway, Janet 36,97,122 Copple, Terry 36,59,99,111 Corder, Judy 36 Cordiner, Sandy 46,81 Corkrum, Don 47,75,99 Corn, Luther W. 61 Cornelison, Margaret 36,112,113,115 Cornelison, V. P. 62 Coronado, Lupe 47 Coryell, Carol 47,90,125 Cote, Emille 13,103,125 Cotter, Barbara Jean 36 Cotter, Bill 47,75,99,110 Cottrell, Charles 36,99 Couch, Robert 62 Coulter, Janet 13 Cox, Connie 36,90 Cox, Ellis, G. 62,95 Cox, Gary 47,99 Cox, Lavona 13,92,103 Minute Girl, Tethany, choir, Trial by Jury Cox, Nancy 13 Retail Selling Coyle, Zelma 65 Craig, Bill 47, 88,89 Cramer, Julie 47 Cranor, John 14,69,70 Football manager Cranor, Vicki 47,58 Crawford, Cathy 14,57,79,81 Pep Club vice-pres., Pep Club att. off., Legislative Assembly, Sophomore class 131 rep Pep Squad Revision committee Dixon, Sally 47 Esary, Mary 62,102 Crawford, Edward 14,96 97 DLxon, Susan 15 Esselstyn, Ron 16 ROTC public information officer, Dodd, Dorothy 65 Esters, Roger 43 Rifle Team captain Donaldson, Sarah 15 Evans, Carol 46 Crippen, Gordon 3 6,89 Minute Girl Ewer, Mary Ann 16 Criscola, Tony 36,98 Doocly, Rose 15 Eycleshymer, Peggy 16,125 Croker, Jean 36,89 FHA Eyraud, Kay 16,57,97,104,105,114, Crosbie, Keith 62 Doyle, Michael 15 116 Girls’ League cabinet head. Spon¬ Crosbie, Mark 46,98 WW Hi-Y sors, Crest vice-pres,, NHS Cross, Joyce 46 Draper, Diana 15,103 Crudup, John 46,48.70,77,79,1(8,110 Drew, Sally 47 F Crump, Gale 36,79,80 Drinkard, Bob .17,77,99,111 Crutcher, William 14,116 Drinkard, Chr istine 15,80 v XI 6, 124 � Paris, Lana 46 NHS pres , homeroom vice-pres. 125 NHS vice-pres , GAAsec , Pep Club, Farts, Rella May 16,107,117,123 Cruthlrds, Franc ine 46 Bulletin Board Preparation Committee Journal exchange editor, Quill and Culbertson, Lyle 46,98,126 Duff, Judi 47 Scroll, Retail Selling Cunningham, Gilbert 14 Duff, Phyllis 47,59,79,81 Farley, Dennis 16, 57,97,99,110, Czyhold, Kathryn 14,57,89,91,93,94, Duncan, Brian 15,68,70,71,100,101, 120,121,125 ROTC, Drill Team, 116,119,121 ASB Cabinet Committee, 110,125 FFA officer, FD Hi-Y NHS, band sec , FFASweetheart, choir Football, track. Key Club, Boys’ Farris, Patti 16,58,59,104 Czvhold, Richard 47,98,120 Federation Representative Farwell, Eddie 47,98 Dunham, Mike D 15,57,58,96,100, Farwell, Pat 16,92,93 D 101,116,118,119. ROTC Brigade Boys ' Federation rep , all state Commander, baseball, NHS pariia- choir, homeroom officer Daniel, Sharon 14,93 mentarian, Key Club Faust, Bill 47,99 Daniels, Jerry 14 Dun ter man, Sandra 47,124 Featherston, Gerald 4 7,93,99 choir Durand, Paul 46 Fiedler, Cheryl 16,92,94,115,116 Darrow, Marilyn 14,125 Durfee, Mark 36 Drama Club, senior play, choir Attendance office assistant Dutke, Darryl Lee 36,95,98, 111 NHS Tethany, Thespians Davenport, Kathy 36 Dutton, Larry 48,98,120,121 Fiedler, Wilma 47,93,103 Davidson, Margaret 14 Dyar, Clyde 36,98,120 Fields, Carol 47,93 Arts and Crafts assistant Dye, Hazel 15 Figglns, Jackie Sue 46 Davidson, Wilma 14 Orchestra Figgins, Judy 16,79,80 Davis, Linda 14 PE asst,, Girls 1 Dyer, Bill 46,98 Findley, Julia 36 Ensemble, Pep Club, chorus, Dyer, Pat 36,79,81,103,109 Fisher, Norene 36,81 Senior nominating committee Dysart, Douglas 46, 88, 89,111 Fisher, Tim 36,97,98 Davis, Ray 47,98 Fitzsimmons, Marsha 46 Dav i son, Deanna 36,89 E Fleck, Bob 36,98 Dawes, Gene 36,70,99 Fleenor, Daryl Dale 16 DeBunee, Ann 14,79,81,108,117 Eagieson, Jeanne 36,37,80,92,103,104, 116 Fleming, Judy 46 Pep Club att off , Quill and Scroll, Ebding, Dennis 36,58,98,126 Fletcher, Felix 62,68 Royal Blue, Big Sister Edington, J R 46,68,70,75,99,118 Fletcher, Joe 36,69,70,97,98,110 DeGraw, Doran 47,98 Edwards, Jock 15,56,72,73,74,76, Fletcher, Ken 46,99 DeGraw, Ronald 43,114 110,116,119 Varsity basketball and Flores, Victor 16 DeLaney, John 36,98,111 baseball, NHS, Key Club, Boys’ Foege, Carolyn 36,103,104 Delavan, Dean 47,99 Federation pres Fogarty, Ina 62 Demotts, Stephen 47,99 Edwards, Roger 47,98,120 Fogarty, Richard 36,98 Dennis, Diana 36,79,81 Elder, Don 65 Forgarty, Ted 16,59 Homeroom Dennis, Johnnie T 62 Elliott, Lynn 47,88,89,93,94 Legislative Representative Dent, Janice 47,122 Elliott, Twtlla 47 Folsom, Christine 46,124 Derrick, Dwight 47,98,114 Ellis, Steve 36,57,110,116 Folsom, John ’’Speedy” 16,55,72,73, Detmer, Larry 36,98 Emigh, Ralph M. 62 89,91,106,110,116,117 ASB Devaney, Rick 46,99 Emmons, Marcia 15,89 pres , band student conductor, Key Devine, James 14,92 GAA, senior band Club pres , NHS, Wa-Hi Journal Devine, Patricia 48 Engeln, Sandra 47,124 business and ad manager Dick, Frank 46,96,99 Enquist, Janice 47 Ford, Colin 17 Dick, Jim 46,99 Entze, Dan 46,98 Fortune, Bill 37 Dickinson, Susan 36,81 Entze, Fred 15 Foss, Mike 37 Dill, Richard 46,98 Epstein, Sally 15,56,57,73,83,104, Foster, Daryl 37,99 Dillard, Alan 36 107 Yell Queen, ASB Cabinet, Sponsor, Fowler, Ricki 46,90 DHlow, Ron 36 Junior Prom prIncess, G1 rIs 1 League Fox, Tom 37,68,70,71,98,110,119 DLxon, Nancy 36,113,115 Erb, Carla 46,81,93 France, Bob 37,74,76,99,100,101,111,116 Dixon, Peggy 15 Erb, Chris 46,99 Fraudsen Cheryl 17,72,73,82,105,126 Crest, Songleader, Junior Prom Queen, Homecoming Queen, Minute Girl Frank, Nancy 17,97 Sponsors Frank, Sandy 47,103 Franklin, Terry 37,98,100,101,114,126 Franzen, Elizabeth A. 17,57,112,113, 115,116,124 Blue Book Revision Committee chmn., NHS, Thespians, lighting director r ' RumpelstUtskin, M Qn Borrowed Time” Franzen, Susan 47,86,89,11$ Frazier, Ed 34,37,69,70,77,99,110 Frazier, Joan Elizabeth 17 Frazier, Tom 47,99 Frazure, Bob 37,98 Frederick, Marilyn 17 Minute Girl, Latura, Commercial asst. Frederking, Charlotte 17,103,125 Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly, Tethany, Pep Club, A SB ticket seller Frederking, John 17,120,125,127 FFA, PE asst., ag Eng. asst. Frederking, Richard 47,98,120 Freeburn, Bob 46,99 Freeburn, Harley 47 Freeman, Kathleen 46 Friedman, Mike 17,98 FD Hi-Y Friedman, Steve 46,88, 89 Frlsby, Annas Lee 17,103 Minute Girl Fuentes, Carol 37 Fuller, Connie M. 17,58,59,80 Leg¬ islative Assembly scribe, home room off , Pep Club, Glee Club, senior nominating committee Fuller, Janice 46 G Ganzman, Sharen 37 Gardner, Phyllis 17,58,59,93,97, 102,105,109,112,114,119,126 Girls 1 League Cabinet sec., Majorette, Crest, Sponsors, Tri-State Garland, Clayton 37, 97,98 Garland, Velma 46 Garner, Jim 37,97,98 Garrett, Patsy 46 Garske, Susan 46,59,103 Gaakill, Faye 47 Gatzke, Anita 47,126 Gat zke, A nne tte 4 7,126 Gee, Carlee 47 Gehring, Larry 17 FD Hi-Y, Boys 1 Fed Representative Getst, Bob 17,127 Gentry, Carl 37,99 Gentry, Sgt. Maj John 62 Gessel, Stephen Frederick 18,57,97, 98 ROTC, Revision of the Blue Book Gibb, Arlan 37,89,93 Gibson, Jonny 37,99,100,101 Gibson, Karen 47 Gieselman, Dave 37,99,120 Gillett, Carole 37 Gillum, Earl 37,98 Gilman, Gary 37,99 Gleason, Beth 62 Gobble, Elaine 18 Pep Club, Drama Club Goetsch, Linda 46 Goin, Toni 37, 81,97 Goodman, Jerry 46,99 Goodman, Virgil 62 Goodwin, Carol 46 Goodwin, Patricia 46,124 Gordon, Earl 37,70,98 Gordon, Jacqueline 46 Gossett, Gene 46,98 Grabinski, Tonia 37 Gradwohl, Bobbie 46 Gradwohl, Lynne 37,80 Gradwohl, Robert 43 Graves, Bill 37,57,97,99 Gray, Ruth 62,109 Green, Ron 46,96,97,99, ll i Greiner, Patti 37,59,81,97,105 Grieb, Helen 47,58,80 Griffin, Jess 37,99 Griffin, Lou Ann 47,122 Grosgebauer, Nikki 18 Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly, Pep Club, Junior nominating committee, homeroom president Gruenelch, Richard 37,98 Guinn, Jon 37,97,112,113,115,119 Gustin, Kay 37,58, 79,80 Guthridge, Betty 47 Gwln, Judy 47,81,93 Gwinn, Fred 18,69,70,71,97,98,110 Key Club, Boys T Fed vice- president, football H Haase, Albert 62 Hadden, Ardith 47,80,93,94 Haken, Duane 48,99 Hanifen, Tim 37,99 Hansen, Joan 37,106 Hansen, Leroy 18 Hansen, Paul 37,96,97,99,111 Hanson, Ruth 62 Hardin, Larry 49,98 Harman, Sharlene 16,57,81,93,103,116 NHS, Pep Club, Choir, Minute Girl Harman, Jan 49,81 Harmon, Jerry 37,89 Harmon, Ray A. 63 Harpe, Darlene 18,58,117,123 Re¬ tailers Club, Legislative Assembly, homeroom sec , Audio-visual sec , Retail Christmas basket comm. chmn. Harper, Jacqueline 49 Harrison, Frank 49,98 Harstad, Denerd 49, 70,77,99,110 Hart, Pauline 18,92,107,112,113, 115,125 Quill and Scroll Thespians historian, business mgr for dramatic productions. Drama Club treas , Rumpelstlitskin Hascall, Suellen 18,108,125 Royal Blue, Pep Club, Legislative Assembly, office assistant, senior nominating committee Hast ings, Janice 49,90 Hastings, Flatty 37,80,109 Hastings, Stanley D 63 Hatfield, Jane 37 Hawkins, Jim 37,70,99 Hayden, James 18 Hayes, Billie 49,103 Head, Virgil 49,99 Headley, Donna Marie 18 Healy, Kay 18,103,116 Minute Girl, NHS Healy, Sandy 18,59 Legislative Assembly representative Heiibrun, Bob 38,89 Heimbigner, Carlene 38,122 Bender shot, Howard 48,70 Henderson, Date 48 Henderson, Jim 38,77,110 Hendrickson, Tom H. 19,58,110 FD Hi-Y, wrestling. Legislative Assembly Hensley, Judy 48 Hermanns, Charlotte 38 Hermes, Rodney C. 63,111 Hermsen, Eddie 49,98 Herold, Michael J 18,114,126 Audio¬ visual Club vice-pres, , National Audio-visual Club pres., service work at Seguin School Herrmann, Gretchen 19,79,80,112,113, 115 Pep Club capt., Girls 1 League cab¬ inet assistant. Drama Club, Thespians pres,, school plays Herrmann, Karl 19,98,112,113,115, 120 Drama Club, Thespians, FFA, ROTC, school plays Hersh, Bob 58 Hersh, Wayne 49,70,99,100 Hibbard, Carolyn 38,81,93,106 Hickman, Jackie 38,81,89 Hilliar d, Ricky 19,98,123 Retailers treasurer Hints, Marvin 19, ,56 , 59 , 73,116,125 Student Court chief justice, ROTC honorary captain, NHS, ASB cabinet member, senior nominating committee Hirsh, Bob 49,98,111 Hobkirk, Bill 49,99 Hodges, Richard 19,59,96,110 ROTC capt , Student Court bailiff, FD Hi-Y, Royal Blue, Legislative Assembly 133 Hofer ( John 49,68,70 p 99 Hoff, Bev 49,59,81,93 Hoffman, Bernice 38,114,127 Hoffman, Ron 38,97,99 Hogenson, Dennis 38,98 Holland, Sheila 8,19,90,104, 107, 116,117 NHS, Quill and Scroll, Flag- swinger, Senior Class treas, , Girls ' League Cabinet head Holmquist, Kirk 49 Holmquist, Sonya 38 Honeycutt, Sue 38,92 Hope, Floyd 38,97 Hoppe, Roberta 38,93 Hoppen, Wayne 48 Horn, Orville 38,69,70,74,76,99,110 Horner, Karen 93 Houk, Terry Ann 48,57,80,115 Hovland, Richard 19 Math-Science Club Howard, Jeanette 38,109 Howard, Jeffrey Wayne 19,38 Howells, Ada 63 Howells, Eleanor 49,58,81,94,95 Huff, Kenneth 49, 98 Huffman, Delta 49 Huffman, Philip 19 Hulse, Ross 19 FD Hi-Y pres. Hunt, Bob 49,96,99 Hunt, Diane 38, US Hunter, John 38,98 Huntington, Judy 49,79,80,103,115 Huntington, Pamela Kay 19,96,97 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl, Dean’s assistant, Sponsors sergeant Hust, Melvin 38,99 l Iben, Carolyn 49,93 Ingalls, Steve 38,98 Ingstad, Rhoda 48,88,89 Irving, Jack F. 19,97,99,110 Key Club officer. Legislative Assembly, basketball, track, football manager Irwin, Marylyn 19,103,123,127 Office assistant. Minute Girl, ASB ticket seller. Library assistant, Wa-Hi Retailers hist. Isitt, Carol 38,57,80,103 Isitt, Cheryl 8,20,57,104,127 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl, Dean’s assistant, Sponsors Sergeant Is ley, Wayne 54 Ito, Laurie 38,79,81,122,125 J Jackson, Chuck 48,98 Jackson, Judy 38 Jacky, Steve 48,98 Jacob, Ed 38,97,109 134 Jaekel, Mike 48,98 Jaffe, Bob 48,99 Jaggar, Larry 38,98,126 James, Bob 20 Jamison, Bob 38,89 Jefferis, Earl 20 Jensen, Cammie 49 Jensen, Rodney 20,123 Boys 1 Federation, Wa-Hi Retailers Jessee, Bob 20,120,121 FFA, Club Council Johnson, Duane Jesse 49,70,98 Johnson, Gayle 38,59,81,103 Johnson, Jerry 38,99,126 Johnson, John G. 38,99 Johnson, John H. 20,99 Johnson, Johnny W. 38 Johnson, Kenny 38,93 Johnson, Lanny 38,70,89 Johnson, Lt, Col. C. E. 63 Johnson, MeLodye 38,109,117 Johnson, Mike 50 Johnson, Pat D. 38,97,109,114,117,126 Johnson, Patti 38,58,81 Johnson, Phil 49, 69, 70, 75, 98,100, 101,110 Johnson, Tom 38,97,111 Jones, Arthur D. 60 Jones, Dianne E. 20,93 Pep Club, GAA vice-president, Transfer from Hood River, Ore. Jones, Gary 38,99 Jones, Greg 38,57,89,110,116 Jones, Jimmie 49,99 Jones, Kerry 38,89 Jones, Marcia 38,81 Jones, Merry 20,125 Jones, Robert 48,99 Jones, Steven 48,98 Joseph, Bev 38,81 Jutz, Gary 20,88, 89, 111 K Kantola, Ed 63 Kantola, Jean 48 Kapaska, Sharon 39 Keiler, Kevin 48, 98 Kelly, Ben 39,98 Kelly, Carmen 48 Kelly, Frank 49,99 Kelly, Leland 39,98,120,121 Kennedy, Bob 39,57,99 Kent, Gordon 63,70 Kerley, Wanda 20,123 W r a-Hi Retailer Kerns, Wilson 39,70,98 Kespohl, Ronald 63 Kibler, Geraldine 20,104,126 Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly, FFA Sweetheart candidate, Senior rep. Girls 1 League Cabinet, Senior nominating committee Kibler, Karen 49 Kimble, Edna 20 Kim zey, Keith 20,58,111 Legisla¬ tive Assembly, WW Hi-Y, track Kinder, Sharon M. 63,79 King, Claudia 39,80,103 King, Judy 49,80,103 Kins father, Richard 39,59,98 Kirk, Becky 49,57,59 Kirk, Joan B. 20,80,103 Pep Club, Office assistant, Minute Girl Kirk man, Elizabeth P. 63 Kirkpatrick, Linda 48,93 Kittle, Jack 48,96,99,100 Klassen, Gary 48,70,92,98,100 Klavano, John 48,58,59,98 Kliban, Patricia 39,127 Klingensmith, Kay 39 Klinsky, Judith 21 Klitzke, Mike 48,88,89 Klundt, Bussy 49,98 Klundt, Karen 21,97 Sponsors knaggs, Dorothea 49,81,103 Knight, Paul 49,70,98 Knobe 1, Dav id 3 9,124 Knopf, Cora 21,72,90 Homecoming Royalty, Sponsors, Student Court, Junior Class offi¬ cer, Flagswlnger Knopf, Deanna 21 Legislative Assembly rep,, Minute Girl, Student Court judge, Soromia Knopf, Donna 8,21,103 Minute Girl, Senior Class officer. Legislative Assembly, Big Sister Knopp, Nancy Lee 21,108,126,127 Commercial assistant, Mr. Ledbe tter 1 s ass i s tant, Royal BI tie, Class sec., Honor Roll Knowles, Wayne 21,97,99,120,121 FFA, FFA officer, FFA Parliamen¬ tary Procedure Team, FFA Basketball Knudson, Everett 39,99 Knutson, Ltane 49 Koch, Cecily 39,80,103,107,112,113,115 Kolbe, Larry 39,70,77,99,116 Korfhage, Bob 48,99 Kotsakls, Billie 39,81,87,105 Kralman, Beverly 21,92 Choir, Library assistant Krapfel, Bill 39,99 Kremer, Donald E. 63,75,76 Krika, Karri 39,93 Krohn, Dorotha39,89 Kropf, Warren 48 Krueger, Richard 48,70,98 Krummel, Carol 39 Krumsick, Art 39,99 Kuehl, M Sgt. John R. 63,96 Kuzens, Alan 39,98 L Lamb, Barbara 21 Lamb, John 39,99 Lamb, Patty 48,88,89 Lammers, John 59,99 Landers, Dick 39,99,120 Landoni, Betty 39, SO Lane, Darrel 21 Shop assistant Lane, Phil 8,21,58,59,69,70,77,78, 100,101 Varsity football, wrestling, track. Senior Class Pres. Inspirational player In football Langis, Linda 48,81 Lang is, Richard 39,69,70,77,98,110 Langley, Fred 8,21,69,93,106,117 Football, Key Club, Senior Class vice-pres., Choir, Quill Scroll Largent, Judy 21,104,106,116,117 NH5 hist. , Journal CO-edltor, ASB cabinet, GirlB 1 League Cabinet assistant Larsen, Linda 48,93,94,125 Larsen, Russell 63 Lasater, Carolyn 39 Lasater, Garland 39,98 Laugh! In, Jim 49 Ledbetter, Annie 65 Ledbetter, W. B, 60 Leslie, Kathi 49, 68, 89,119 Leslie, Susan 21,56,59,73,89,108, 112,115,116,117,125 NHS, band, Thespians, Club Council, Quill Scroll Levin, Geriy 48, 88,89,103 Levin, Judy 39,80,93,103,104,105 Lewis, Elsie 43,93 Lewis, Larry 39,98 Lie vsay, David 48,93,98,126 Lind, George 39,48,98 Lind, Nancy 22 Sponsors, Minute Girl, Mr. Tidrick ' s assistant Lindquist, Ray 39,98,120 Lindsay, Barbara 22 Lindsay, George 98 Lindsay, Mary 39,127 Lindsey, Garth 22,92,93,94 Choir president Linke, Linda 22,123,125 Retailer’s Club Linker, John 48,98 Linscott, Connie 39,79,80,92,124 Little, Agnes V. 63 Livengood, Pat 48,88,89 Livesay, Janice 39,80 Locati, Delbert 22,120,126 FFA vice-pres., Boys’ Federation Logan, Gordon 39,57,58,96,97,98, 100,101,110 Loiseau, Lee 48,99,111 Loney, Larry 22,89 Band Long, Don 48,97,98 Long, Florence 63 Long, Jim 22,58, 88,89,109,111 Pep Band, Traffic Court, Equites Hi-Y t band Long, Judy 49 Long, Roberta 22,96,97,104,105, 114,116,126 Sponsors capt., Crest, NHS, Girls’ League Cabinet, Traf¬ fic Court sec. and justice Longtn i re, Diane 39,80 Lopez, Joe 39 Low, Tylene 50 Lusk, Doug 39, 99,110 Lusk, Rick 50,96,98 Lutcher, Greg 8,22,57,68 , 70,99,100, 111 Football, WW Hi-Y pres., Senior Class vice-pres., Boys 1 Federation Improvement Committee Lutcher, Ltnda 39 Lutton, Lyle E. 22 Homeroom vice-pres,, Boys 1 Fed¬ eration representative Lyford, Janet 39,81 Lynton, Jerry 39,99 Lyons, Elinor 22,57,97,104,105,116 Sponsors, Crest, Girls 1 League Cab¬ inet, NHS, ASB Revision Committee M MacDonald, Marie 50 Macdonald, Sharon 39,92,109 Mac Lean, Beverly 50, 80,103 MacLean, William 23,112 MacMurdo, James W., 23,89,93 Band Maddux, Mary Ann 23,89,92 Band, choir, Honor Roll Maestretti, George 50,99 Main, Gary 23,123 Retail Selling, Devil’s Den manager Maiuri, Robert 40,98,120 Malcolm, Mike 51,69,70,75,99,100, 101,110 Mann, Gloria 40 Margerum, Linda 40,114,126 Marks, Dennis 40,111 Marks, Jeanle 8.23,57,96,97,104 105,116 NHS, Sponsor officer, Girls 1 League Cabinet, Senior Class sec., ASB Committee chairman Marley, Marsha 23 Minute Girl Marr, Sandy 23,103 Marshall, Ola 51 Martin, Bob 23,59,96,116 Associate Justice, ROTC officer, NHS vice-president Martin, Patty 88 Martinez, Art 40 Masoner, Mike 40,93,94,99 Mas sey, Sbaleen 24,81,93 Pep Club, choir Massey, Wayvaliea 8,24,57,58,104, 113,125,126 Senior Class Girls 1 Lea¬ gue rep.. Cabinet Revision Commit¬ tee, Latura, Girls 1 League Assem¬ blies, ftumpelstiltskin Mas tor, Dean 24,100 Master, Judle 40 Mathews, Dennis 51,99 Mathews, Dick 40,99,109 Mathews, Suzanne 51 Matthews, Bob 43 Matthews, Jim 40,59,69,70,71,74, 76,97,98,100,101,110,118 Matthews, Ron 40,98 Maxey, Penney 51 Maxson, John 51,88,89 May, Sandy 24,56,57,72,73,90,104, 105 Junior Prom and Homecoming Royalty, Crest, ASB Cabinet, Flagswinger Maynard, Charles 40,98 Mayshack, Betty Jean 24,122 FHA, Transfer McBride, Charles H. 63,76 McCabe, Janet 51 McCandless, Michael 40,99 McClanahan, Sandra 51 McClenny, Betty 22 McClure, Pete 22,123,127 WW Hi-Y McCormmaeh, Lesley M. 22,59,112, 113,115,116 NHS, Drama Club pres. , Thespians, senior play, ASB Committees McCoy, Don 23,89 Equites Hi-Y, track, band, PE asst. , Pep Band Me Cully, David 40,98 McDaniel, Ray 40,99,109 McDonald, Jack 40, 89 McDonald, Ruth 64 McDonald, Virginia 40,127 Me Dowell, Ted 50,99 Me E lhaney, L tnda 50,103 McElhaney, Roger Louis 23,125 PE assistant McFadden, Gilbert 50,68,70, 77,98, 111 McFarland, Grace 40 McGiothlin, Violet 40 McGough, Jim 48,50,70,75,98,110 McGovern, Florence 64 McIntosh, Marilyn 40,80,112,115 McKay, James R. 64, 120 McKiUlp, Larry 40,99 McKinney, Jim 40,58,99,110 McKinney, Marilyn SI, 81 McKinnon, Gary 51,98,120 McLean, Gordon C. 23,96,97,98, 110,112 FD Hi-Y, ROTC Rifle Team, Drill Team, senior play 135 McLean, Jay 40,89, lio McLemore, Douglas 23,58,59,89, 116,119 Student Court Justice, Speech Tech,, band, NHS McManus, Linda 51 McMullin, Janice 23,108 Royal Blue, Cap and Gown Committee McMullin, Jean 23,125 Teacher’s asst,, Cap and Gown Committee McMullin, Judith 40 McPherson, Tom 4Q f 98,114,126 Meiners, Pat 40 58,99 Mele, Susan 51 Merkle, Mike 51 Martens, Jerry 40,58,98 Mertens, Virginia 8,24,57,112,125, 126 Senior Class treas, , Cabinet Revision Committee chairman Michaelsott, Jedra 40 Michener, Joy 40 Miller Alecla 51 Miller, Barbara 51,93,126 Miller David 24,50,93,98 Miller, Deble 40 Miller, Dick 24,123 Boys’ Federation, FD Hi-Y Miller, Jim 50,68,70,75,98 Miller, Judy 40 Miller, Rachael Sarah 43,127 Mills, Allen 65 Milts, Marilyn 50,57,81,103 Mindemann, Ruth 50,124 Minnick, Carol 24,56,73,103,104, 116 NHS, Girls’ League Cabinet, Sponsors, ASB treas., Junior Class sec Mmzghor, Elaine Rose 24,89,126 Com¬ mercial asst , band, Pep band, FHA Mitchell, David 50,98 Mobley, Mary Ellen 51,93 Mock, Carol 40,80 Modine, Wayne 24,89,109 Royal Blue, Pep band. Senior band Moeller, Allen 24,89,127 Band Moeller, Richard 40,98 Molkie, Joe 40,98 Monahan, Carol 24,57,79,81,105, 112,113,115 Girls’ League Cabinet, Crest, Pep Club captain, Thespians sec.-treas. , school play Monahan, Frank 51,70, 77,99, 111 Monje, Carmen 40 Montgomery, Karolcen 51,122 Moore, Barbara 24,122 FHA, GAA, homeroom vlce-pres , ’’The Curious Savage” Moore, Bob 51,98 Moore Chcri 40 Moore, David 51,99,100 Moran, Betty 40 Moran, Jack 51,98 Morgan, David 40 Morgan, Fred 50,99 Morgan, Gary 40 Moro, Kathle 40,59 Morris, Sue 25,81,112,115 Pep Club, Drama Club, senior play Morrison, Dean 25 Morrissey, Sgt. Raphael E 64 Morrow , Alma 40,81 Morse, Mary 25,56,73,97,104,105 Girls’ State rep , Student Body sec,, Sponsor flag-bearer, Girls’ League Cabinet asst,, Crest Moser, Bonnie 25,93,108 Royal Blue, choir Moser, Edwin F. 64 Moss, Jerry 40,99,111 Mulhair, Greg 25,77 Mulhalr, Nancy 40,125 Muller Jeannette 40 Mundt, Frances 25,122,127 FHA, Club Council rep , Nurse’s asst,, Home Ec. asst. Mundy, Mar ilyn 50,81,103,104,105,125 Munroe, Tom 40,106 Munyon, Cheryl 25,57, 59 Improvement Committee, Legisla¬ tive Assembly, Traffic Court En¬ forcement Team, Club Council Murphy, Nancy 50,93,94 Murray, David 50,99 Mur ray, Louie 40,70,98 Murray, Steven 50 Murrills, Lois 65 Myers, Jayne 50,80 Myers, Nancy 51 Myers, Sandra 25,103 Minute Girl Mykland, Gunnar 51,99 Myrick, Donald 25,114,126,127 N Nath, Rick 51 Neel, Marcia 65 Nelson, Chuck 51,98 Nelson, Clark F. 64 Nelson Georgia Ann 25 Drama Club Nelson, Gerald 25,118 Wrestling, football Nelson, John 25,74,76,125 Varsity track Nelson, Paul 40,99,127 Nelson, Tom 25,58,59,69,70,71,74, 76,92,94,95,110 Key Club treas., football capt. , All state end, basketball, baseball Newhouse, David 51,70,75,92,99,109 Newhouse, Sue 25 ,89,103,1Q9,116, 117 NHS, Royal Blue, band, Quill and Scroll, Minute Girl Newton, Mike 50,98,114 Nichols, Janice 26,89,97,112,119 Senior band, Sponsors Nichols, Marilyn 50 Nienhueser, Larry 50,99 Niva, Jerry 50,75,99,111 Noal Frank 40,69,70,71,98,100, 101,110,126 Nunn, Linda 50,79,80,105 Nye, Janis 26 104,119 Junior Class Girls’ League rep., Pep Club, Cabinet asst. O Oakland, Pat 51,59,103 Oberholtzer, Larry 40,99 Odell, Clara 41 Oestreich, Royann 51,81 Oft, Nancy 41,113,119 Ohashi, Susan 51,103 O’Kelley , Robert J. 26 Oldham, Janet 41,122 Oldridge, Ardith 26,51,92,93,94,96 97.104.105.116 AFS Foreign Exchange Student, choir, Elkettes, 1st Lt, Sponsors, NHS Oldridge, Hal 26 Oldridge, Larry 98 Ole son, Sandy 26,56,93,94,102,105, 114 116,126 Girls 1 League pres., Elkettes, Sponsors, NHS, Crest Oliver, Janice 51,81 Olsen, Julie 51,93,95 Olson, JoAnn 41,80 Olson, Ronald 50,106 O’Neill, Mickey 34,41,69,70,71,74, 76,99,100,101 110 Opfe, Bob 26,59,96,97,125 ROTC officer, Lab asst , Student Court, Drill Team Ord, Kenneth 50,99,115 Or luck, Claudia 50 103 Or luck, Gordon 26 Orr, Mike 50,70,75,99 Orton, Lana 41,80,89,103,115 Osborne, Kirk 26 Oswald, Jim 26 Ouderkirk, Susan 112 Ovens, Mike 41,89 Overman, Ron 41,93 Overturf, Judy 26,103 Minute Girl, Nurse’s asst., choir Owen, Amy 26,94,103,105,112,113, 115.116 NHS, Thespians, Crest viee- prea., Drama Club pres. , Elkettes Owsley, Carla 41,57,97 P Page, Cheryl 26 Pallis, Bill 50,114 Palmer, Diane 51 90 Palmer, Patti 41,79,81 Palmer, Scott 51 136 Paredes, FlordeM. Ch. 41,93 Pulliam, Judy 27,92 116,126 Parker, Rita Mae51,93,103 Choir Crest pres , Girls ' League Cabinet, Parker, Susan 41,80 Puyear, Karen 41,93 Twlnlow, Legislative Assembly, NHS Parker, Terry 51,59,99 Robertson, enrol 28 Parkins, M Ike 41,98 Q Robertson, Larry 53,98 Parish, Merry 26,89,126 Rodda, Marjorie 41,80,105 Senior band, Orchestra, Commer- Quaresma, Tom 50,59, 70,98,110 Roesch, Paul 41,59,74,76,99,107, cial asst., GAA 110,116,117 Parrott, Dale 51,99 R Rogers, Janice 41 Patterson, Ann 50 Retail Selling Club Patterson, Charles 64,112 Raby, Linda 50,81,93 Rohde, Sandy 41,89,103 Patterson, 031138 27,89,91 Rahn, Marlene J 27,125 Rohn, Doug 53,99 Senior band pres,, student project Minute Girl, homeroom pres , Root, Bill 41,98 committees co-chmn. , Speech tech. Big Sister Rothrock, John 28,58,96,97 Patterson, Vicki 49,50,57 Ramey, Janice 50 Roy se, Elaine 41,92,95,122 Patzkowski, James 50,99,126,127 Ramos, Joe 51,99 Royse, Harold 28 Paulson, Darrell 41,109,116,117 Randall, Rick 51,99 Royse, John 53,92,98 Payne, John 50,99,120 Randall, Ron 41,99,114,126 Rozier, Paula 53 Pedersen, John 41 Rankin, Barbara 51,81,93 Ruff, Lynn 53,93 Pell, Leroy F. 64 Rausher, Shirley 27,126 Ruff, Mary-Lynn 33,113,115 Pena, Peggy 50 Commercial assistant Rum pel stilt ski n M Pepin, Jerry 43,110 Ray, Alan 27 Ruff, Richard 28,110,113,115 Peppinger, Gail 50 Ray, Marian 64 Hu ley, Doreen 52 Perkins, Paul 50 Rea, Wilbur 51,98,120 Russell, Dianne 28,126 Perry, Barbara 51,103 Rebnrnn, Bonita Linda 27,122,123 Minute Girl, PE assistant, Com¬ Perry, Bob 41,89,91 Retail Selling, FHA mercial assistant, homeroom pres. Peterson, Don 27,96,97,110,112,113, Reece, Linda 51 Russell, Don 52,98,123 115 Drill Team, Thespians, FD Hi-Y, Reed, Del 41 Russell, Janie 52 Good Housekeeping ' 1 , ' ’Rumpelstlltskin ' ' Reed, Gary 41,98,114,126 Russell, Judith 41,93 Peterson, Faith 41 Reed, Jan 27 Russell, Mary 28, 59,104,105,127 Peterson, Judy Ann 51,113,115 Reinhardt, Jean 28,125 Crest, Girls ' League Cabinet, Stu¬ Peterson, Linda 41,80,89,103 Reisinger, George 52,98,114 dent Court sec , ASB Committee- Peterson, Marcia 41 Rembokl, Kenneth 41,99 Bull etin Boards chmn. Picker, Thomas A, 27 Remillard, Mike 52,96 Rutkoski, Patti 52 Pierce, Barbara Joan 27,118 Pep Rempel, Margaret 52 Club, Cap and Gown committee Rem pel, Paul 28,124 s Piper, Carol 27,127 Rengstorff, John 28,89,112,114,119 Office assistant Band Sabins, Constance 52,81,106 Pitner, Dave 51,99 Renick, Donna 41,122 Sabins, Veronica 28,58,93 Pixley, Morris H. 64,68,70,76 Repass, Mike 41,74,76,98 Salsberry, Don 29 Piath, Ronald 51,99 Reser, Merridy 37,41,80,103,104,105, 116 Legislative Assembly, band, Boys ' Fed Plaquet� Judy 41,80 Reyburn, Ron 28,123 Sams, Linda 53 Pollari, Kathy Lynne 27,59,105,107 Retail Selling Sams, Ron 29 Crest, New Student committee. Jour¬ Reyman, Steven 52,99 Sanders, Betty 53,103 nal feature editor, Legislative Assem¬ Reynolds, Allen 60 Sanders, Arminta 29,93,125,126 bly, Student Court sec. Reynolds, Tom 41 Sanders Trudy Kay 29,89 Poole, Richard A, 64,111 Richardson, David 41,98 Band Powers, Judy 36,41.57,58,79,81,97,104 Richardson, Darrel 52 Santas, Verna 53,103 Powers, Vera 41,122 Richardson, John F« 64,70,74,76 Santler, Dorothy 41 Powers, Wanda 51,80 Richardson, Kelton 41 Saranto, Mike 53,70,99 Preso, Connie 50 Rtes, Ray V, 28 Savage, Bob 33 Preston, John 50,99 Drill Team FD Hi-Y Saucier, Carol 53 Price, David 41,98,120 Riggert, Sandi 41 Sauer, Art 29,59,107,123 Price, Peter 41,97 Riley, Sharon 53,88, 89 Sauer, Henry 53,92,99,114 Pritchard, Sue 41,82 Rimbley, Cloella 65 Saxon, Ron 42,99 Prlvett, Judy 51 Rlmbiey, Glenn 41,93,94,98,127 Schaefer , Mike 29 Proctor, Tom 27,57,88,89,91,111,112, Rlmbey, Myrtle 65 Sc haefer, Tom 53,99 115,125 Equites Hi-Y, Club Council, Ringel, Lorraine 53,127 Schatzel, Jeanne 52 band manager. Drama Club, Thespians Riomondo, Claudia 41 Schild, Kathy 42 Pruitt, Jimmy Ann 27 Ripley, Dixie 53,114 Schlegel, Judl 42,114 Pruitt, Pat 50,81 Ritchey, Harvey 28,92,93 Schluter, Darrell 52,70,98,100 Pruss, Carol 41,81,122 Choir Schluter, John 52,99 Prutsman, Jerry 50,93 Roberts, Susan 28,58,104,105,113,114 , Schmerer, Gaiy 42,98 137 Schmid John 42 59,99,110 Sehneidmiller, Alice 29,96,97,104,105 Sponsors It,, Crest Girls ' League Cabinet head, Minute Girl, El Adrea Schneidmiller, Tom 52,99 Schnellhardt, Steve 29,70,95,110 Football, B-Squad and Varsity, FD Hi-Y, choir Schoesler Ralph 42,69,70, 71 97 98,111 Sehoessler, Jim 29 Legislative Assembly representative Schreiner, Judy 52 Schreiner, Karleen 42 Schulke, Jim 42,99 Schulke, Tom E, 29,59 Legislative Assembly representative, football, basketball, baseball Schultz, Ann 42 57,58,97,103,104,105 Schultz, Donna 42 Schultz, Lowell 53,98 Schwarz, Richard 42,99 Schwerin William 35,42,58,83,97,111 Scoggin Richard 53,98 Scott, Peggy 53 Scoville, Don 42,98 Scruggs, Steve 42,59,99,110 Seaborn, Pat 29,90 103 Seavey, Robert 53,98,120 Seese, Dan 53,98,126 Severson Sandy 103 Seibel, Hon 29 Selby, Charlene 42 Selfridge, Roberta 42 81 Selfridge, Shirley 53 Sept, Frank 52 70 98 Severson, Sandra 42,81 Shaver, Richard 42 97,98 Shaw Linda 52 Shelstad Evadine 29,106 Journal Shelton, Dale 52,77,98 Shephard Mike 52,70 93 Shively, Judy 52 ShoUenberger, Ken 53,98,120 Short, Marjorie 65 Short, Tom 42 Shower, Rick 42,89 Shupe, Carolyn 64 Siders, Carol Ann 53 93 Siegel, Jayne 42,81,97,105 Siemens Carol 53,81 Simmonds, Carrie 42,80,92,103,104,105 Simmons, John 53,98 Sims Steve 42 99 ill Skow Judith Kay 30,88,93 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl Big Sister Skow, Karen 53,89 Slaughter, Margaret Anne 30,59,92,94, 104 Girls’ League Cabinet assistant. Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly, choir, Elkettes Smethurst, Sally 42,104 Smiley, Richard 30,58,110 Key Club, Legislative Assembly rep. Smtres, Sandra 52 Smith, Carol 52,89 Smith, Cliff 30,123 Retail Selling homeroom pres. Smith, David 42 89 92 93 Smith, Gordon L, 30,89 Band Smith, James 43 Smith, Kathryn 30 Minute Girl, Library asst., Com¬ mercial assistant Smith, Kerm 52,99 115 Smith, Larry 42 93,94,98 Smith, Leon 52,98,114 Smith, Lynn 52,89 Smith, Marjorie 53 Smith Rayma Sue 30,122 FHA Sm 1th, Robert 42,99,126 Smith, Ronnie 42 Smith, Steve 42,97 Smith, Susan K. 53,81 Smith Susan P. 53 93,94 Sornson Carol 53,93 Soter, Connie 42 Spencer, Jan 52 Spellman, Lyda 42 Sprouse, Toni 30,125 Pep Club, Office assistant Girls’ League, Legislative Assembly Stad in g, Dave 30,126 Staley Dennis 52,98 Stambaugh, Betty Marie 30 Grenno Se 1 Cee, Girls ' League style show homeroom offices Stapleton, Kathy 52 Stark Alice 42,79,81 Stark, Nancy 52 80 Staudenmater John E, 30,89 Band Stelzel, John 42,70,97 Sterling Carol 30 Stevens Paul B. 30,110 FD Hi-Y Stewart, Barb 52,80 Stewart, Rick 42 89 110 Stimmel, Betty 42,81,89 Stockdale Steve 42 Stockton, Cherie 52 Stone Carma 42 57 58 97 104 Stone, John Ellsworth 30 97,124 Drill Team, ROTC officer, Math- Science Club Stone Marc 53 96,98 Stonecipher, Terry 31 Storrer, Phil 53,93,99 Stovall, Phil 42 Straw, Dana 53,89,111 Straw, Danid 42,80,88 Streek Mike 52,99 Stubblefield Dolly 65 Suckow David 42,97,98,111 Swanson Dick K, 31,83,111,117 Quill and Scroll, A SB Cheerleader, Boys 1 Fed. sec. -treas., Boys ' State rep, Switzer, Martha 52 81 T Talbot Ross 52 96,98,111 Tash, Gary 42,97,99,111 Taylor, Carol 52 81,93 Taylor, Doug 42,99 Taylor, Michae1 42,97 111 Teal, Barbara 42, 92 Thomas, Helen 42 Thomas Jean 65 Thomas, Richard 31 Thomas, Vlrgene 42,81 Thompson, Doug 52,98 111 Thompson, Gary 42,99 ill Thompson, Pat 31,104,105,116 126 Cabinet Head of Entertainment Crest, NHS Thompson F tti 42 Thonney, Bob 31 116 Thonney Karen 52 Thonney Mary Ann 31,126 Legislative rep., homeroom officer, Minute Girl, Big Sister, Dean ' s asst. Thonney, Sherrey 52 Thorne, David 42,99,110 Thornton, Jack 35 43 58,68,70,71, 99 100 101,110 Tidrick, K.A. 58,60 Tomison, Bill 53,124 Tomlin, Mary Lon 43,89 Tomlinson, Judy 53,81 Tom 1 inson, Sandy 31 79,80 Pep Club, Nurse f s asst., Cap and Gown committee Tompkins, James 52,99,100 Tooker, Sigrid 43, U3 Transeth, Sharon 43,104 Travaille Kay 43 Trousdale Greg 43,98, 111 Troycr, Gary 52,88 89 Tucker Tim 43,69,70,99,110,119 Turley Joan 54 Turner, Nancy Jane 64 Tyler , James 64 Tysko, Char 1 otte 52,81 u Unck, Berry 52 98 Unek, Bob 43 97 126 Drill Team Underwood, Stan 31 Uribe, Larry 43,98,109 Uyeno Lawrence 52,97,99,111 138 V Van Donge, Dean 43,97 115 12G Van Donge, Robert D, 31,56,73 ASB Cabinet, WW Ht-Y, Boys 1 Fed¬ eration rep., homeroom officer. Legislative Assembly Van Horn, Linda Jo 31, 89,91 ( 92,94, 122,127 Mr. Ledbetter’s asst , Legislative Assembly rep , FHA, band, choir Van Wyn, Steve 43,98 Veley, Donna 43,115 Vernon, Janice 31 Viestenz, Karen 43,103 Vigneron, Arthur 31 Vining, James 52,99 Vogel, Margaret 43,81,103 w Wade, Mike 43 Waggoner, Cathy 31,127 Pep Club, Office assistant Wagner, Donald E+ 31 WW Hi-Y, Shop assistant Wagner, Neil 65 Wagner, Robert 43,98 W f agner, Sharon 52 Wahl, Alice 43,97,122 Wainwrtght, Barbara 43,89 Waite, Kyle F 64 W T alker, Richard Dale 32 Walker, Eddy 52 Walker, Janet 53 Walker, Nancy 54,81,93 Wallace, Jim 43 Wallingford, Larry 54,98 Walsh, Ed 54,98 Walt, Dennis 43,98 Walt, Ronda 33 Walters, Penny 32,58,97 Wantland, Lundy 32 Ward, William 32,58,59,96,116 Student Court prosecuting attorney, ROTC officer, Rifle Team capt., Club Council, FD Hl-Y Warneke, Leonard 34,99 Warner, Cecil 43 Warren, Larry 54,98 Watson, Carol 43,114,122 Watson, Susan 43,97 Watson, Tom 43,99 Watters, Linda 32 Weathers, Susan 54 Weatherman, Terry 43,98 Weber, Gay la 43 Weis, Diana 32,58,82,93 Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly, Songleader, Club Council, choir Weltman, Louise 65 Weltz, Ed 32,58,110 Legislative Assembly rep , Key Club, Gen Metals assistant Weitz, Mary 54 Weitz, Nona 43,122 Wells, Jim 32,68,70 Wells, Sharon 43,103 Wengreen, Marcia Anne 32 West, Jeff 43,99 West, Sue 32 West, Vern 43,99 Weybrlght, Dennis 54,98 Wheeler, Eunice 54,93 Wheeler, Paul 32,58,92,94 Choir officer White, Dawn 54,93,107,122 White, Delilah Kay 54,81,103 White, George 65,92 White, Marilyn 43,81 White, Mar jean 32 White, Richard 43 Whiteley, Donald 54,98,120,121 Whitner, Lola M 65 Whitney, Terry 54,99 Wtcklzer, Bob 54,70,99 Wiebe, Bill 54,111 Wiessner, Emil 32 WW Hl-Y Wilkins, Don 54,70,99,120,121 Wilkinson, Steve 43,89,110 Williams, Bruce 43,98,110,120 Williams, Mary 32,93 Will lams, Sharon 33,10 7 Pep Club, homeroom officer. Journal Williams, Wendy 36,43,57,59,97,104,105 Wilson, Barbara 54,58,93 Wilson, Beverly Jo 33, 97,102,105, 112,114,116,117 Girls 1 League vlce-pres, , Sponsors, Crest, Quill and Scroll, Girls’ League Tri-State rep. Wilson, Darlene 54 Wilson, Eudora 54,89 Winkler, Jo Ann 43,79,81,125 Winn, Doug 33,57,76,100,110,125 Boys’ Fed , basketball manager, Pep Club Improvement Committee chmn. , Key Club, Junior Adviser for Pep Squad Winn, Ginger 54,81,104 Winters, William 54,98,120,121,126 Wise, Judy 33,92 Girls ' Glee Club, choir Wise, Juanita 54 Wo Iblet, Sharon 54,88,89,115 Wold, Karen 54,93 Wolf, Jon 54,70,98 Wolff, Douglas 33,100 Boys’ Federation Wong, James 54 Wood, Charlotte A. 33 Wgod, Cynthia 33,57,97,104,105,113, 126 Girls 1 League Cabinet, Crest, Stu¬ dent Body committee co-chairman W ' oodard, Juleen 54,81 Woods, BUI 54,89 Woodward, Dave 33,57,100,101,111 WW Hi-Y officer, Boys’ Fed, , Leg¬ islative Assembly, Revision of Cabinet committee Wright, Ean 54,98,120,121 Wright, George 54,98 Wright, Jim 43,99 Wyckoff, Connie 43,90 Wyckoff, Gary C, 33 Football, FD Hi-Y, Drill Team Wyrick, Jani Kay 54,81,93,94 Y Yaw, Ralph 54,98 Yeend, Gary 54,93,99 Yeienich, Pete 65 Yenney, Bob 33,68, 70,120,121 FFA vice-pres., football, wresULng, Boys’ Federation rep , Key Club York, Carol 54 York, Pam 125 Young, Edith 33 Transfer Waitsburg: Pep Club, service club, class president, FHA Young, Larry 54,99,120,121 Young, Sharon 43,92 Youngberg, Sandra 54,93 z Zahl, Jerry 33,56,58,59,72,73,119, 120,121 ASB vlce-pres. , FFA pres , WW Hi-Y treas , FFA public speaking, FFA parliamentary procedure Zahl, Patty 43,103 Zier, Mike 43 Zler, Ron 54,58,59, 70,75,98,110 Zllk, Bob 43,99 Zimmerly, Dolores 54,81,93 Zlska, Nancy J 33,122,125,127 Journal typist, FHA, Home Ec. asst., PE asst , Cap and Gown committee Zitterkopf, Frederick L. 33 Zitterkopf, Marilyn 54 Zohner, Terry 54,98 Autographs Zs? 7 st A Si