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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1964 volume:

Neath the range of mighty mountains, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword—- Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla, HalL Thk book belongs to: Rfi ' i nr |  fraryv cawih c rT ’-. um C ff... ■ .-w ■ ' ' -n r % w ■. ? V-T afe Tr’ l •rvl Ki ji - - V S8K SSB rv ' - ' jSSSwE «£ j ;fe.,.:-, C THE R O Y A L B L U Presented by the Associated Students of Walla Walla High School, Walla Walla, Washington, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Four. Knowledge should be to our lives os the nourishing Earth is to the trees. To Mrs. Ruth McDonald who for the post 19 years has been head of the Business Education department and teaching advanced shorthand, mimeographing, office practice and typing at Walla Walla High School, the Royal Blue Staff is proud to dedicate the 1964 ROYAL BLUE. Mrs. McDonald attended Teachers College at Lewiston and received her B.A. degree from Walla Walla College, Among the colleges where she has pursued graduate studies are Stanford University, University of Montana, and Walla Wallo College, With Mr, McDonald and son Jack, she has found time for a number of educational trips abroad. Four visits to Europe and three months in South America including a trip around Cape Horn hove been the subjects of her photographic hobby, Mrs. McDonald has truly gone far beyond the call of duty to be of assistance to her colleagues and students. Her varied experiences and knowledge have been an inspiration to her students and fellow teachers. 4 Dedication 4 Girls ' League 112 Moving 6 Clubs 115 Administration 12 Senior Play 122 Faculty 13 Orchestra 123 Senior 19 Band 124 Junior 48 Vocal Music 128 Sophomore 62 Assistants 131 Government 78 F.F.A. 134 Pep Squad 97 Barn Dance 136 Football 84 Sadie Hawkins 137 Homecoming 88 N H. Society .138 Wrestling 90 Quill Scroll 139 Basketball 93 Journo! Staff .140 Pep Club 97 Annual Staff 142 Girls Sports 100 Patrons 144 R.O.T.C. 104 Index 146 Boys Federation NO 5 MOVE to New Wa-Hi. i -| ■ril IfJ Students Move Their Own School Under the guidance of the teachers, students from each roam helped move the books and ma¬ terials from the aid classroom to the new one. There seemed to be an air of excitement and expecta¬ tion that made the work of mov¬ ing a pleasure sought after by many. Many administrators, stu¬ dents ond teachers toiled over the vacation period unpacking and placing material at the new Wa- Hi. Custodians from all of the schools of the district concen¬ trated on getting new Wa-Hi ready to open Thursday; January 2nd, FAMIL ' GRASS SEB AMIUV S S SEED CLASSES A famous states man, in a speech some years ago, made the following statement: ‘ Destiny is not a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Fortunately for the youth of Walla Walla, a group of people decided that they had waited long enough for a new, modern, functional high school and set for themselves the task of making a new high school building a reality. The choice that your parents, your friends and neighbors made has given to you and to future graduating classes a school plant facility that enables you to compete on equal terms with graduates from other communities which o high priority on meeting the educational needs of youth in these challenging times. It Is my hope that through your serious¬ ness of purpose and by your overt ac¬ tions, the faculty ond future student bodies will take full advantage of the educational opportunity hot destiny has provided Arthur D, Jones Mr Jones ond Mr. Reynolds Administration Mr. Ledbetter and Mr, Hanson As a newcomer to Wa-Hl, I am blessed to in herit a school full of fine traditions, good school spirit, and loyalty to one s school evidenced by genuine pride. The cooperation I have received from students, faculty and parents has been most rewarding. The Royal Blue is to be commended m once again for doing an excellent job in felling the story of the school year 1963-64. Congratulations, seniors, and best wishes for a successful future. To sophomores, juniors and faculty—whatever we may do as a school in the future, may we do it well together. Franklin B. Hanson n DONALD ANDERSON WELDON ANDERSON LeROY BABBITT MARY BAILEY GERALDINE ANGERMAN Speech Faculty DOROTHY BEARD Librarian DONALD BERNEY Geog World Affairs, U. 5. History LES BORM5 Biology, Life Science WILBER BOSCHKER Mecb. Drawing, Woodshop r Arch Drawing CLARENCE CASSELL Orchestra EVA CLAY English, Typing BETH BUCKNUM English FRANCES CONWAY Home Economics HELEN BREWER Home Economics CARL BRUEGGEMEIER Algebra, Trig , Deportment Head JOHN DENNIS Trig., Physics, Math Analysis PURDY COR NELISON Biology RICHARD CAMPANELLI Audio-Visual KEITH CROSBIE Spanish Department Head ROBERT FAHRINGER English FELIX FLETCHER S.FX. GENTRY Director of Athletics, ROTC PE Coach VIRGIL GOODMAN Auto Mechanics ALBERT HAASE Typing, Retail Selling, Supervisor EDWARD KAN TOLA General Metals, Agriculture GORDON KENT Psychology, Coach RUTH GRAY English, Photography, Annual RAY HARMON Chemistry, Biology, Department Head ■a • ..: ••• ••• •• .- V ' RODNEY HERMES U.S, History, American Probl ems, Coach ADA HOWELLS Registrar ELIZABETH KIRKMAN German SHARON KINDER Girls ' PE MARY KOCH Latin, French DONALD KREMER Dean of Boys, Attendance, N,W, History, Coach JOHN KUEHL ROTC ✓ DUANE KUSLER Eng I ish EDWIN MOSER Art, Commercial Art, Arts Crafts CHARLES McBRIDE U. S. History JAMES LAMOTT Psychology, U. S, H i story AGNES LITTLE English, Vocabulary, Department Head MARVE MARCHBANK5 World History, Geog. World Affairs RUSSELL LARSEN Supervisor of Music, Band, Vocal Asst. ruth McDonald O ffice Practice, Mimeograph i ng, Shorthand WILLIAM McCORKLE FLORENCE McGOVERN Biology Typing, Reading MAJ, T. M MADDEN - ROTC INA MONAHAN Dean of Girls MAURICE LIGHT Geometry, Algebra Driver Training CLARK NELSON Driver training LeROY PELL Am eric an Problems, World History MARION RAY Nurse KAREN REMBOLD English, Speech JOHN RICHARDSON Driver Training, Woodshop, Bus. Math. CAROLYN SHUPE French MARSHALL SUGIYAMA Geometry, Algebro DEAL VanDeGRIFT LL S. History SECRETARIES: Betty Bloom, Betty Myers, Mar¬ jorie Short, Zelmq Coyle. I Burt Ake hurst Kg ye Allison John Albert Ross Andersen Milton Aldrich Tam Allen Dale Anderson David A. Anderson Grady Anderson Larry Arbini Jay Anderson Dave Arnold Kathleen Anderson John Ary Marcia Andres Donna Aycock Jon Bachtold Ron Bartholome Cynthia Baker Tom Baslee Lynn Banks Dave Beaman Pome lo Barker Mary Bean Jerry Bel I Daniel Thomas Berrlgon Lorena Benson Sharon Ann Bergman Linda Bickel Frances Bieloh Ed Berney Fred Bieloh James Bishop Glenda Blevins Susan Bond Mike Bowers Jackson Wesley Bond Glenda Bozarth Pete Bradford Ron Bradshaw Mary Beth Branson Karen Brehm Darcia Brown Tom Brown Lora Bruce Paul Brueggemeier Gib Brumback Bonnie Bueh ler Cliff Bueh ler Georgia Bunten Cherie Burley Jackie Burnap Daniel Leland Burroughs Dorothy Cameron Dove Campbell Dorsn M Bury Ed Busch ini Gary Carlyle Bill Chandler Suzann Cloherty Larry Coblentz Sherra Cole Camille Colley Vtcki L. Col ley Gary Colombo Sunny Colvin Sue Anne Conaway Michael J, Conner Sandy Cordlner Lupe Coronado Carol Coryell Donna May Cox Gory Cox Bill Craig Julie Cramer Vicki Cronor Mark Crosbie 27 Diana Gait Hall Jacqueline Harper Esther Henderson Larry Hardin Denerd Harstad Judy Crystal Hensley Jan Lee Harmon Janice Hastings Nona Hildreth 30 Bob Jaffe Frances Johnson Commie Jensen Michael M. Johnson Duane Johnson Phil Johnson Irwin W, Jones James Alfred Jones Stephen Jones Jean Kantola Kevin Keiler Carmen Kelly Frank Kelly Karen Kibler Judy King Jack Kittle Rebekah Margaret Kirk Gary Lee K lessen Linda Kay Kirkpatrick John Klavano John M. Klitzke Paul Knight Liane Knutson Bob Korfhage Warren Kropf Alan Kuzens Patty Anne Lamb John L. Lammers 33 Undo Marie Lang is Elsie Ann Lewis Linda Larsen John Linker Peter Lethenstrom Pat Livengood Lee Loiseau Ed Lowery Donald Long Marie MacDonald Judy Long George J Maestretti Paul Lowell Mike Malcolm Ola Rase Marshall Penny Maxey Dennis Mathews John Maxson Suzanne Mathews Rosanna Me Bath Janet McCabe Gil McFadden Ted McDowell Jim Me Gough Pat McEachen Marilyn McKinney Linda McE! honey Gary G McKinnon Michael Merkle Sandy McLain Linda McManus Susan Mele Alecia Miller Barbara D. Miller Dave Miller James Miller Mari lyn M Mills Glen Mitchell Ruth Mindemann David Mitchell Frank Monahan Karoleen Montgomery Louie Murray Jane Myers Regina Namatovu Chuck L. Ne lson Janice Newcomb David Newhouse Micheal Newton Larry Nienhueser Jerry Niva Dee Lynn Noah Linda Raby Patricia Reeves Joe Ramos Jo Ann Reid Barbara Rankin Wilbur Rea George Relsinger Margaret Rem pel Vtckt Reynolds John Royse Sharon K, Riley Paula Rozier Larry Robertson Doreen Ruley Don Russell Betty Sanders Jane Russel I Mike Saranto Connie Sabins Carol J. Saucier Unda Sams Henry Jack Sauer Jr. Tom Schaefer John Schluter Jeanne Schotzel Darrell Schluter Tom SchneidmiHer Judy Schreiner 4 } Shirley Selfridge Sandy Sept Linda Shaw James Dale Shelton Mike Shepherd Judy Ann Shively Ken Shollenberger Diane Sisson Karen Skow Carol Smith Kenneth L. Smith C . Lynn Smith Marjorie Smith Susan P. Smith Carol Sornson Jan Spencer Dennis Staley Kathy Stapleton Nancy Stark Barbara Stewart Sherron Stockton Phil Storrer Dana Straw Martha Switzer Ross Talbot Carol Taylor Doug Thompson Bill Tomison Joanie Turley Judith Tomlinson Karen Turner Jim Tompkins Charlotte Tysko Gary Troyer Barry Unck Lawrence K. Uyeno Linda Waggoner Leroy Vickroy Janet Walker Marilyn Vogel Merrily Walker Nancy Walker Larry Wallingford Ed Walsh Mary Ann We Hz Eunice Wheeler Sylvia Ward Dawn R, White Delilah Kay White Don Wilkins Don White ley Robert Wi lliams Terry Whitney Ginger Winn Bill Winters Jr. Juleen Woodard Sharon Woiblet George Wright Karen Wold Jani Kay Wyrick Jon Wolf Ralph Yaw Gary Yeend Sandy Lea Youngberg Carole t. York Ron Zler Larry Young Marilyn Zitterkopf Not Pictured: James Carney Earnest Cooper Bill Duff Tom Frazier Annette Gatzke Ed Hermsen John Hofer Jim Hunt Mike Jaeke! Tylene Low Joe McFarland CI iff Nesteby Bill Pa I Its Jim Patzkowski Susan Phelps Rick Randall Darrell Richardson Judy Russel I Lowell Schultz Russell Whiteaker Seniors taking College Board Mr, Poole s senior English students prepared an 18 th century English Literature display. Juniors s JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW I: Tom Williams, vice president 2nd semester; Eric Johnson, president 1st semes¬ ter; Brian Roesch, president 2nd semester; Phil Reser, vice president 1st semester. ROW 2i Sue Frederickson, secretary 2nd semester; Jane Martin, treasurer 2nd semester; Jackie Coe, Girls ' League representative 1st semester; Mike Christensen, Boys ' Fed¬ eration representative 1st semester; Nancy Phillips, secretary 1st semester; Patti Long, Girls ' League representative 2nd semester. NOT PICTURED: Tom Shepherd, treasurer 1st semester, Boys ' Federation representative 2nd semester. ROW li Jim Aba jiao Loren a Ab-bo Bonnie Abemroth Gory Adom 1 Darlene Adiit ROW 7: Brenda Beaver Barbara Beck Robert Beck Verdi© Be ito Memkay Bender ROW 4: Sandra Atchijor Don Aycock Carol Baker H i lory Bdtlr Kenneth Baker Nancy Baker ROW 5: Robert Baker Carl Banks Linda Barber Burl Barer Wanda Barker Mary Barnett ROW Andrea Bateman Fred Bates, Netda Bates Paula Ba i Dee Ann Baxter Jan Beotry ROW B ; David Senefiel Charlotte Benson Luc Hie Benton Kay Aon Bergevln Terry Ber$evin RQW u Judi Bird Don iithop Mork Ruben llonthatd ROW 2r Suzonn Blc-ssingtr Wanda B lev in JefF 6 ' oofn Eugene Boatman Sherri Boalen Tim Bout Mori lyn Bown Linda Boyd ROW 3; Bill Bailee Ftoger Bradford Denari Brad Freer Shirley Bfaisard Bob Brazed Rick Buckner Lindb bowi Marilyn Brown ROW 4: Nikki Brawn Patricia Brown Rad Brown Roger Brown BqwiI Bru h Brae Buchanan Brian Bock ham Jim Buckley ROW 5 ' Richard Bugki Linda Lee Burke Cindy Burk hard Merry Burnette Laura Jean Burnham Dale Burak. r Richard Burpkar Joe Byni n ROW Terri Calhoon Brad Cameron Bill Carol Gary Cargill Doug Carlyle Audrey Cathey Lynda Cat to Aubrey Caughey ROW 1 Ben Cavdlli Gory Chonlwiloin Ardi Chamberlain Chapman Mike Chrnrenien ROW h Mary Koy CKriltionwn Gail Clancy Vtcki Clark Garold Ooytor Bob Ciwnmti Dovid Cob! an is Jackie Cm Rlacida Colinq ROW 5: Pa ' Croifl Torn Cromer Sieve Crawford Pomelo Criu Pom I Goibio Evelyn Crou Pearl Cummint Lloyd CynninglOn ROW 6: Connie Cuihmafi KorKleen Czykold Jock DarrOw Jim DavliOn Mike Dawei laRayne Dean Tim DeGrow Deanna Dapping ROW t; Gaynor Derby Eddie DeVaney Jim Dick Terry Dickey B-ill Dietz Kathleen Dil I ROW 2; Mike Dill Steve Dixon Linda Dadd Starry Dodd Ken Donley Nancy Danner ROW 7i Dennis Figgim Lynn Fbtar Norma Fisher Dolores Fitzsimmons Mary Castle Terr f e Ftak ROW 8e Alan Fleenor Jim Fogarty Maurice Fortney John Foyti Sand? Fowler Robert Fox ROW h Sue Fred rkk on Don FroU Jut? Fry Stainer Fuglevtod Chuck Fulton jock Fulton HOW 2: Tony Funk David Furrow Judy Go i a Jackie Ganguffl ' Fronci Garcia Suzanne Garroire f ROW 7 - Carolyn Hagedorn Gerald Holler Rick Hamrick Fannie Hanford Ted Honi ft Lindia Her ROW 3: Dtnnis Garner Paul Gatewood fcflsr Qthrltt Dennit Gentry Peggy Gerard ROW 4: Jew I Gibb N lde Gil Man Sandra GiHiorr Svwn Gilman Robert Glauley I ROW 5i Gordon Goodman Beryl Gainey Jim Goucber Richard Gfay Mery £t len Griffith ROW Marilyn GfoetUma AI font Gael Rule 11 Guinn Larry Guitafson Judy Hoove V ROW 1: MfSap Horter Richard Hot fay Iruct Hawklru Heen Howi ROW 2: Brady Hayet Jerry Hqye-S Howard Hoy? Mike Hay? ROW 3i Pally Hoy? Tom Heath Claudia Hobble Gary Henderson ROW 7: Sue Jackson Jennifer Jef farts Gary Jewell Donna Johnson Eric Johnson Gory D- Johnson Gary G, Johnson Mike Johnson ROW St Allen Jones Mortlyn Jones Mike Jordan Geraldine Jorge men Chris Jovaovic Jerilyn Juts Roger Kou Wmon Linda Kelly n ROW 1; GUnn Kempton Dobarl Kerny Nancy K y i l i KibJtT Poulin Kibiec Judi Kinney Sandi Kinney $lllin Kirk ROW 2- Janie KI inkn cHr Lianna Klveh Linda Kne$i Greg KnoF I J r ry Knowles Ron Knudsoa Grikher Koch John Konrad ROW 5 : Ranald L fcoy Parry Uebmonn Dorothy Uemoy Dennis Lippin-coiF Ernest Long Parri Long 5tankey Long Ekm Longgoad ROW fc Jim Lonncker Suvon by«l«« Pamela Lundefay Ronald Lgsk 55 ROW h Virginia Lynn Raity Lyons Hill Mackey Lac kit MacKinnon Ralph Moddew Aon MaffoT Lo Ann Mo (vac La Donna Mceiley ROW 2: Virginia Mann Horry Manning Jon Mamfield Ston Mode Chrit Martin Jon Martini Tarry Martin lino Martin 56 ROW 5: Bill Me Knight Zandra Mttie Jim Meem Patty Merry field Bill Meyers Greichen Mlchoelien Diana Miller Gory Mlll r ROW d: Routine Miller Don Mindemann Sion Mock Mark Mohrlond ROW It Ttfry Mwf? Nancy Mark Helen More Wei M rrilt tfl ROW 2: Greg Morrison Duke Morrow Richard Mor Julie Moctisr ROW 3: Judy Moss Sandra Mow Sheron Mullicon Rodger Mundt ROW 4: Gary M Lrn r O Rom la Murray Hpro Id Myen Bruce tsloimy John Neel Ann Nahon Beverly Neifon Keith Newburn ROW 7t Terry Parkins Joe Parmele Joyce Panont Jim Potzkowikl Tom Paul Marie Poviih ROW St Dion Mewhall Larry Nichall Jim Niamey r David Niemi Bill Niva Phyllis Norman Tom Norton Becky Odell pk n Beverly Penney Lynn Perry ROW 8; Greg Petenen Carole Petenon D«nni; Petenon Jim Pe tenon John E, Petenon John P , P i mon Geneva PerrEchotd Nancy Phillip ROW Con-rod 1 Olsen Dorothy OI«n Sharon Orton AI me da Osborne Gretchen Ouderftlfk Ronald Page Dwayne Potgmba Richard Parker V Rowa LaVerrt Rrjhn Jerry RoMjr Norma Rogers ftrytMi Rosenkran2 Richard Rorii Pflyid Ruddied ROW 1: Meredith R j$-g Dennis Russell Bill fiurher Gordon Somt Eddie Samuel Sieve Senders ROW 2: Debbie San Her Geraldine Sauer Bob Schaeffer Mary Schaeffer Patricia Schain I Mike Schetbe ROW 7j Connie Slater Rkk Small Jim Smethursl Byron Smith Diane Smith Gres Pool Smith ROW 8: Ko hy Smith Lean Smith Richard Smith Tom Smith Tom R. Smith Sandro Snell m w y } •V t T V p t h ‘rJ Q r © V ■ 1 -e a. T . t 1 S - c ' SS? 1 1 t 1 1 - , £ (N l V , £ iS ROW 3 : Craig Torwoftr Polncro Tot Richard Tot Dave Taylor Linda Taylor Ray Taylor Bob Teal Gary Tannin I ROW 4 : Robert Thoma$ Thomas Thomai Lon Thompson He lari Torre la Tom To vchoo Sands Trance th David Turk Aon Tuttle ROW 5: John Underwopd VicM VonAuidle Susonne VanDeGrlft Caro I m Van Dang David Van Zondr David Viclten Richard Wade Will Wagoner ROW 1: DarOLI Snider Sharon Snively Dianne Soper Mike Spanish ESI SI Spencer Jan Spencer Judy Sporieder Linda Sieven on ROW 2; Maureen Stewart Dennis Stimmal Molly Storeh Rick 5 track Jones Strutx Nancy Stuart Linda Swenjon Richard Talbot T 60 4; ' V I - hs I v t ROW Kay WqinwrigM Georgia Washing son Rill Walker Bab Wgliter ROW 7i John Walker Kathryn Walker Bonnie Wallace Cecil Ward ROW r Linda Wgsemll ler Katie Wo«er Dean Weal hen Bab Weber • m v w ROW 4; Mike Wo I fa on Willii Woodard Mpfgorff Woe ley Sirion Wyekoff Jody Yoiet Bob Yaw PS it Yenney Kofky Zoro ROW Sr Ed irk Jock von Ear l Modi too ROW 6: Mi c hot I Sivphem NOT PICTURED: Harvey Alexander Ky i a C faomi tr I □ 1 r Merit Douglas Pink ■ Douglas Barbara Fasten Keti Urienberger Frank Mayer Joy McDonald Gene Myrick Richard 0! n Poti Porfeim Sieve Proctor Tgm Raw I ingi Howard Slranphrr Helen Ward SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW I: Dee Dee Patterson, Girls ' League; Ann treasuyr; Pam Pringle, secretary, ROW 2: Da president; Steve Hahner, treasurer; Kerry Dai Scty gel, Bays ' Federation; Steve Perry, vice pre lion. NOT PICTURED: Marilyn Bynum, Girls Leac J OFFICERS S methurst, secretary; Betty Kinsfather t | n Schwerin, president; Wayne Dickey, vice president, ROW ■s dent; Tam Thompson, Boy| t B: Dave ' ri- E w 1 ' V ' . f ♦  1 V •« _j 1 i- .% 1 IV A €; ; f ■w n V ' t N ?s • r 1 - s V •) 1 ' ■ t - r P ' ' fc 4_v • v % ' • f M r • C’ £ j p . - mm. -J f « (J . JL l ROW 1: Linda Abbott, Rond Abler , Claudio Albers, Connie Allen, Clydette Allmgton, Rick Alt, Joanne Amen, Dee Anderson. ROW 2t Rodney Anderson, Vida Anderson, Edword Angell, Cecelio Anthony, Mike Anthony, Becky Arbuckle, Gareld Arland, Terry Atchison, ROW 3; Rich Averill, Dennis Bohneman, David Bailey, Laura Bailey, Merrilee Baird, Cheryl Baker, Nick Baker, Ronald Baker. ROW 4: Ken Bancroft, Gory Berkley, Larry Barkley, Alice Bartlett, Raymond Bartlett, Orin Bates, David Batten, Jan is Barton. Sophomores ROW 5: Kenneth Baxter, Judi Beach, Jim Beard, Cathy Season, Paul Beatty, Ken Beck, Swanee Seek, Debbie Bee¬ son. ROW 6; Roger Bell, Donna Benedict, Jim Bender, Greg Benton, Mertiz Benzel, Janet Bergevin, Rolland Berg¬ man, George Berney. r- l C5 1 y v. - . ? f r jA f3 A V f ROW 1: Lore Me Best, Ray¬ mond Siersner, Fred Bier- wage n, Dorothy Bishop, Robert Block, Curtis Blan¬ chard, Nona Blankenship, Richard Blessings r, ROW 2t Karen Blevins, Les Btom, Viola Blom, Kris Bloom, David Blomquist, ROW 3: Richard Bogle, Bill Bond, Bruce Bond, Dave Bark, Dean Bowers. ROW 4: Fred Bowen, Mary Bowers, Jerel Braden, John Bradford, Nan¬ cy Brads treat, ROW 5; Bev¬ erly Bronnan, Bob Branscum, Barbara Brewer, James Briggs, Ann Broders, Sandy Brash, Gary M. Brown. ROW 6: Gary R. Brown, Robert Brawn, SHaryn Brown, Steve Brownell, Ron Bruts - cher, Peggy Bryant, Roger Buck land, Tim Buckley, 4 r - IL iff ROW 7: Karl 8ueh)er Fred Auers tar re Jim Byers far re George Ek nce Anne Burgess Sand! Burley John Byrres Marilyn Bynum c . ROW h Jock Cadman, Christie Cain, Terry Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Willis Campbell, Marje Cannon, Race Capell, Barry Corgi 11. ROW 2: Molly Carter, Judy Cas - toldi, June Chenault, Bill Childers, ROW 3: Gene Childers, Craig Christensen, Garry Christensen, Larry Christensen, ROW 4: Sharyl Clark, Cheri Claytor, Diana Cline, Linda Cobb. ROW 5s Nancy Coe, Terry Cochran, Wilma Coffey, Carol Collins ROW 6: Sandt Colombo, Susan Cooper, Tim Copeland, Vir¬ ginia Corkrum, Linda Cornell, Mary Coronado. ROW 7: Jim Cousins, Susan Cox, Suzanne Cox, Paul Grak¬ er, Carol Cross, Kerry Damon. 65 Helen Daniel Sieve Demons Phil Doniel Mori bo Denison Eddie Donly Bruce Depping Cheryl Daudt Yvonne Deslga Nancy Davis Wayne Dickey Mike Demons Doug Dipped Don Donley Gene Drake Marian Drake Norman Dull Jerry Dyar ICathy Dysart Dennis Eorly Sue Earnest Susan Eddy Jim Edwards Bill Ekstram Ina Eng John Engdahl Bill Engeln Wally Englander Susan Erb Walter Estes Paul Fairley Susan Fanshier Peggy Farmer Jodi Fausti Jeff Fetter Jeff Fiddes Jay Fields Larry Fields Terry Fine Mike F lathers Ethlyn Fleiger Susie Fleming Dana Frank John Fletcher Larry Frank Tam Frank Kathy Frazier Kay Frazier Jon ice Frederick Nicky French Sammle Frisby Anita Fraese Jackie Fuenfes Barbara Fuller Judy Fuller Joe Punches Valerie Gardner Carl Carver Howard Gabrielian Chuck Garner Miscbelle Gaddis Jack Gaddy Sharon Taylor ROW 1: Sandro Garver, Mick Garvin, Becky Gehr, Linda Gehring, Phil George, Valerie Gifford, Marcia Gilcher, Clyde Gitman, ROW 2: Sandra Goode, Bob Goodrich, Mike Goodwin, Sheri Goff, Don Gosnell, Stan Grabinski, Carla Graham, Bob Grange . ROW 3: Sandy Grassi, Mark Graves, Patti Green, Dan Gregory. ROW 4: Terry Goisinger, Lanny Gustin, Peter Guyer, Rick Had¬ den, ROW Si Bill Greiner, Cathie Grosgebauer, Madelyn Gross, Leland Gulstme. ROW 6: Donna Hadley, Si-eve Hahner, Kathy Hall, Karen Hanson, ROW 7: Carol Hapner, Linda Harbers, Lynne Hardin, Terry Hargett, Denny Harmon, Jim Harrison, John Hartley, Linda Hartley. ROW 8: Vesta Harvey, De Wayne Hawkins, Charles Hawman, David Haws, Phillip Hayes, Barbara Hays, Russel Hays, Penny Hebble, ROW l: Henry He i I brun. Sue He re ford , Jim Herrmann, Lee Hess, Anne Hickman, Bobbie Jean Hickman, Car¬ men Hillman, Kay Hinchcliffe. ROW 2: Gale Hoerner, Cl inf Hoffman, Bob Holland, Wilma Holmquist, Linda Hopey, Ricki Hopper, Herbie Horn, Sharon Howland. ROW 3- Bill Howard, Mona Huffman, Dale Hulse, Gayle Hunt, Jerry Hunt, Nora tea Hutchins, Janis Huwe, Rockey Is ley. ROW 4: Judy Jackson, Dennis Jacky, John Jamison, Kathie Jensen, ROW 5i Cherle Jensen, Tom Jensen, Paula Job, Bob Johnson, Dovid Johnson, Avis Jones, Rick Jones, Susan Jones, ROW 6: Betty Jorgensen, Fritz Keiler, George Keith, Van Keflar, ROW 7: Kathy Kelly, Darleen Kelty, Susan Keyes, Emily KJbler, Jim King, Bette Kins father, Karen Kins Father, Marcene Kins father. St ROW 1: Greg Kmstnger, Jutlene Kinter, Shirley Kinter, Kathy Klitzke, Bob Knutson, Jeanie Knutson, Bill Korf- hoge, Don Koomey, ROW 2: Ted Kotsakis, Sherry Kramer, Marion K ram lick, Harold Krummel, Margi Kuehl, Mike Lake, Bruce Lamotf, Ruth London!. ROW 3; Lucia Landt f Sand! Lane, George Lathrop, Richard Laufer, Lisa Laurent, Betty Ledbetter, Dennis Ledford, Gorky Lee. ROW 4: Jerry Le1sle,Curt Leslie, Rick Lightfoot, Mary Ellen Lindsey, Walt Loevenstein, Linda Lutes, Jeff Lynn, Bobbie Jean Lyon. ROWS: Larry Mackey, Earl Madison, Dave Maiden, Mike Maiuri, Rosemary Mann, Linda March, Jim Margeson, Kevin Marks. ROW 6: Hal Mason, Judy Mayer, Mary- lyn May hew, Dale McCauley, Burna McCayley, Leonard McClary, Dennis McCormack, Tom McDaniel, ROW 7: Mike McDonald, Debbie McDougall, Jock MoFarley, Jon McGlothlin, Arthur McIntosh, Susan McKenney, Bill Me- K i I lip, Scott Me Knight, td I 0 ) ROW 1; Betty McMullin, Marvin McPherson, Mike Meiners, Sandra Mikeseli, Mike Me I by, Steve Mele, Herbert Meyer, Jim Middleton. ROW 2: Joyce Miller, Keren Miller, Nancy Miller, Rusty Miller, Enid Mills, Steve Mink- ler, Laura Minnick, Diane Minzghor. ROW 3: Don Mobley, Ann Modine, Ann Mohr, Dave Monroe, Shell Moose, Marjorie Moro, Shan Morris, Ben Morrow. ROW 4: Robbin Myers, Viki Nath, Lavonne Nelson, Mike Nelson, Diane Nerland, Cathy Newbum, Phil Newhouse, Maxine Nichols. ROW 5: Keren O ' Brien, Robyn O ' Connor, Bi 11 Odell, Kathi O ' Rourke, Jennie Olsen, Mary Osborne, Bill Palumbo, Van Porker. ROW 6: Virginia Porker, Don Parsons, Barbara Patterson, DeeDee Patterson, Roger Peck, Patsy Pena, Steve Penland, Terry Pepin. ROW 7: Judy Perkins, Christy Perry, Steve Perry, Linda Peterman, Darrell Peters, Mary Peterson, Myma Peterson, Shirley Phinney. ROW 1: Larry Pierce, David Piper, Ken Pollard, Jim Potter, Mike Potts, Ed Powers, Sandy Preso, Donno Pfetf. ROW 2: Tom Prest, Pom Pringle, Karen Pryor, Marcel I Quiring, Dotty Rais, Carol Ramsey, Richard Ransom, Judy Rea, A I T5 r ROW 3: Bill Redmond, Bill Reeves, Linda Reger. ROW 4: Bill Reid, Susan Re iff, Dan Reinhardt. ROW 5: Mike RIcherzhagen, Diane Richmond, Nancy Riedel, Jack Riehi, Linda kingei, Virginia Ritchey, Mildred Roberge, Waiter Roberts. ROW 6: Bill Robertson, Kathie Rodriguez, Bob Rodriguez, Carol Rog¬ ers, Ri£ k Rosenkranz, Colleen Ross, Pat Royse, Linda Ruchert. ROW 7 : Suzette Russell, Joan Sola, Sherry Schaub, Kathie Schnelhardt, Dave Schlegel, Richard Schfuter, Bill Schneidmi I ler, Patty Schreiner. i m V? ak K ROW 1: Morcio Schulmerich, Don Schwerin, Marion Seel, Steve Seibel, John Shaver, Starr Sherman, Lynn Small, Doug Simmons ROW 2: Jerry Sims, Ann Smethurst, Art Smith, Barbara Smith, Bill Smith, Carol Smith, Dole Smith, Doug Smith, ROW 1: Linda Tabor, Doug Tash, Bob Tate ROW 2: Sand! Tate, Dale Terry, Linda Thomas ROW Zi Orm Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Dennis Thompson, Gayle Thompson, Tom Thompson, JoAnna Tofta, Cindy Townsend ROW 4: Fred Turk, Tim Tyler, Randy Tysor, Hank Unek, Mar jo Unck, Dean Uribe, Hope VanDyke 74 ROW 5: Gay lee VanWinkle, Bill Vernon, Juanita Vlckroy, George Vigneron, Carol Wagner, Bob Wahl, Paula Wagoner ROW 6; Phylis Wales, Skip Wallace, Alice Wardwell, Nadine Warren, Dick Watson, Tom Watts, Tyrone Watts ROW Is Meridy Webb, Jock Weber, De¬ lons Weis. ROW 2: Judy Wells, Brian Wen- green , Nancy Wendt. ROW 3; Rot lie Wep- pler, John Werttemberger, Lois White ley, Steve Whltner, Mary Wies, Brian Williams ROW 4; Carl Williams Carol Williams Lynn Williams Bob Willoughby Joan Wilson Bi 11 Winters ROW 5i Toni Wlsner Lourel Woiblet Doug Wood Dennis Woodard Gary Worley John Wyatt ROW 6: Dave Wyckoff Greg Wyckoff Richard York David Zehner Jim Zier Tim Zier NOT PICTURED; Martha Beckham Eugene Coleman Toni Hawkins Jerry Low Mike Proctor Richard Zuniga a a C Y V Y tS ii 3 3 M t IS Cabinet Phil’s Vlcti Patterson Secretory Barbara Perry Treaju rer Undo Biekd Commissioner of Publications Phil Storrer Commissioner of Campus 79 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—ROW I: Doug Williams, Dave Mitchell, Fred Bierwagen, Chairman Larry Uyeno, Art Smith, Bill Cotter, Kevin Keller, Jack Riehl, ROW 2: Suzanne Blessing- er, Scribe Peggy Pena, Ann Mohr, Sutie Hoare, Anne Burgess, Barbara Reiber, Jackie Fuentes, President Pro Tem Mike Merkle, Anita Froese, Morey Andres, Potty Lomb. ROW 3: Cecelia Anthony, Becky Arbuckle, Pot Goodwin, Mike Spanish, Gary Klassen, Froncie Johnson, Leslie Scott, Jackie Ganguet, Eleanor Howells ROW A: Tim Copeland, Gene Childers, Don Schwerin, Eddie Schulmerich, Jerry Hayes. Susan Reiff, Judy Rea, Cherie Burley, Commie Jensen, Suzanne Mathews, Honey Phillips ROW 5: Pat Craig. LeRoy Jackson, Bill Ekstrom, Stephen Whitner, Jett Bloom, John Klavana, Charlotte Benson. Judy Schreiner, Royonne Oestreich, Ted McDowell, Susan Fronien. ROW 6: John Crudup. Denny Mormon, Dave Stem- mer, Clifford Buehler, Dagmor Rais. Brian Roesch, J. R. Eding- ton, Gib Brumback, Jim tonnekef, Fred Reposs, Gary Jewell, Bruce Hawkins, Burt Akehurst, NOT PICTURED: Donna Aycack, Tom Schaefer Rich Bughi, Judy Peterson, Gary tsitt. Jock Rodriguez, Mike Connor, Dave Holmes. Myrna Peterson. Legislative Traffic Court Kathleen Anderson Judy Lang Larry Old ridge Denny Harmon Jerry Hayes Tom Schaeffer Bill Cotter BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE Karen 5kow Charlotte Tysko Connie Sabins Chairman Susan Bond POSTER COMMITTEE Jennifer Jefferies Judy King Janie Russell Sharon Blrkes Frances Johnston Diane Palmer Chairman Commit Jensen EVALUATION COMMITTEE Linda Goetsch Eric Johnson Linda McElhoney SO Chairman Betty Sanders -m. -r Assembly SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—ROW I: Nick Baker, Mike Connors, Marie Owsley, Larry Uyeno, Peggy Pena, Spike Friedman Steve Demaris, Hal Mason. Linda Peterman. ROW 2: Jean Wilson, Luanne London!. Jackie Ganguet, Debbie San+lef, Billie Kay Simmons Linda Stevenson, Kay Fraser, Ann Smethurst, Gretchen Koch, Don Ferrel, Tom Watts. ROW 3: Rathe Weppler, Jerry Hayes, Grady Anderson, Les Blom, Judy Jackson, Linda Ringel, Lynn Banks, Ed Lowery, Nancy Donner. Los Kibler, Jim Niemeyer. ROW 4: Mr. Hanson, Jim Davison, Bruce Lamott, Bob Bramcomb, Jack Weber. Lorry Pierce, Jim Lonneker, John Peterson, Susan Gorske, Vicki Patterson, Donna McCabe, John Campbell. Jeff Bloom, Dove Stemmer, NOT PICTURED: Bill Cotter, Ken Ord, Carol Taylor. Lanny Larsen, Jock Riehl, Jonet McCabe. Rick Hadden, Steve Dixon, Mike Merkle, Fronde Johnson, Pete Bradford, Dennis Bradstreet, Ernie Long, Mike Jaekel, Kathy Klitzke, Cindy Burkhardt, Student Court Rich Averill Doug Thompson Denerd Horstod Don Cork rum Nancy Stork Chairman Nancy Stark REVISION OF THE BLU E BOOK COMMITTEE Marie Owsley Sue Jackson Dogmor Rais Gail Clancy Joni Kay Wyrick Paul Brueggemeier Mike Spanish Carolee Van Donge Becky Kirk Sue Wyckoflf Joan Turley Nancy Phillips Charlotte Benson CONSTITUTION REVISION COMMITTEE Ken Ord Pam Murray Jim Dick Don Ferrel NEW STUDENT COMMITTEE Pete Lethenstrom Ron Zier Cherie lurley Judy Peterson Tom Shepherd Richard Morse Noncy Keyes Judy Sporleder Doug Wood Tommy Thompson Pam Pringle Cherie Jensen Chairman Janet McCabe Chairman Billie Kay Simmons The Pep Squad wishes to thank the entire student body for the tremendous effort and school spirit they have shown this 63- ' 64 season We hope it continues, especially since we have a beautiful new school to support. Our personal gratitude goes to Miss Sharon Riley, a senior, who donated the Blue Devil Mascot, Although sponsored by the Girls League, the workmanship on the 6 3 fiberglass devil was done en¬ tirely on her own. Thanks also to the many boys on our teams who did such a good job in making this year a success The Wo-Hi Pep Squad earn FT Coaches Are Proud of Their Team with No Losses Felt Fletcher Gordon Kent Marv. Morchbanks Dick Neher Leroy Babbitt Coach Felix Fletcher remarked that this year s team was the most de termined he has ever coached. We might have had better talent in pre¬ vious years, but not more determination! The Blue Devils started their successful season with a 24 to 7 victory over Kennewick, and went on to boot Lewiston 32 to 0, In the Davis gome, the Blue Devils controlled the second half, ending with a scare of 19 to 13. was with Richland which finished an unbeaten, un¬ tied record, 14 to 7. Winning oil their games put Wa-Hi fourth in the State Poll. This year ' s team had the first undefeated sea¬ son since I9S6. For the third time Coach Fletcher Fine defensive plays were used in the Eisenhower game, resulting in o 27 to 0 victory. Pasco led 7 to 0 in the second quarter, but Wa-Hi s deter¬ mination won out by 19 to 14, Sunnyside then threw a scare in the Blue Devils, but trailed with a 27 to 14 score. Next the Blue Devils trounced Shadle Park 34 to 0. The Blue Devils ' final splash has hod an unbeaten, untied season. Squad members elected inspirational players, Phil Johnson and Gib Brunback, while Ray Biggs and Lynn Banks were chosen co-captains for the season. This year the team has made an outstand¬ ing record. VARSITY—ROW t: Phil Johnson, Jim Smethurst, Don Wilkins, Goynor Derby, Lindsay Ham, Lynn Banks, Jim Miller, Mike Malcolm, Jim Risan, Scott McKnight, and Jinn Dick. ROW 2: Manager Mike Orr, Chris Martin, Jack Rodriguez, John Hofer, Tom Quaresmo, Gary Klassen, Bob Foi, Mike Dawes, Randy Tysor, Frank Monahan, Bill Cotter, Ray Biggs, and Manager Tom Smith. ROW 3: Coach Babbitt, Coach Neher, Gib Brumback, John Peterson, J, R. Edington, Gil McFadden, Carl Banks. Craig Enders, Fred Buerstatte, Gary Christensen, Steve Perry, Mike Shepherd, and Coach Fletcher, B SQUAD—ROW I: Herbie Horn, Dave Furrow, Roger Bell, Bill Bond. Mike De¬ mons, Curtis Leslie, Jim Margeson, Steve Demafls, Wayne Dickey, Larry Barkley. Don Schwerin, Lindsay Hare. Doug Simmons. ROW 2: Coach Marchbanks. Mike Lake, Greg Reid, Mike Nelson, Steve Brownell, John Fletcher, Ernie Long, Terry Cochran, Denny Harmon, Mike McDonald, Dave Holmes, Coach Kent. ROW 3: Mike Powers, Richard Buroker, Dove Siller, Lorry Christensen, Ed Powers, Bill Win¬ ters, Steve Crawford, Terry Fine, Jack Riehl, Randy Ahlers, Ray Bartlett, Fred Powers Varsity Wo-Hi 24 Kennewick 7 Wa-Hi 32 Lewiston 0 Wa-Hi 19 Davis 13 Wa-Hi 27 Eisenhower 0 Chris Martin E Jim Miller G Front Monohan G Steve Perry T John Peterson . T Tom Quaresma B Jim Risan G Mite Shepherd T Jim Smethurst B Randy Tysor I Don Wilkins B Mite Qrr Manager Tom Smith Manager Oster Eit+ra Lynn Banks... B Co-Captain Ray Biqgs .. T Co Captain Craig Anders .... .T Carl Banks..... .G Fred BuerstoHe G Gary Christensen C Bill Cotter... £ Mike Dawes B Jim Dick... G J. R. Edington E Bob Fox . G Lindsay Hare.. G John Hofer C Lei Klbier. HB Gory Klatsen G Gi! McFadden .? Scott Me Knight B Mike Malcolm B V Football Wa-Hi 19 Pasco 14 Wa-Hi 27 Surmyslde 20 Wa-Hi 34 Shadle Park 0 Wa-HI 14 Richland 7 The success of Homecoming this year was never before equalled The excitement began on the tenth of October with the traditional color day. The sophomores wore red, the juniors green, and the seniors blue That night the ser- E entine 1 wound 1 1ts way through the city ' s streets to Bor- fsM Stadium where the rebuilt bonfire was set aflame and a dummy of Eisenhower was burned. Prince Phil Johnson, Princess Vicki Pottorson, King Mike MaL colm 4 Queen Marcy Andres, Princess Marilyn Mills, Prince Lynn Banks. Friday night, directly after the noise parade, the Homecoming game against Elsenhower was played which contributed a smashing victory of 24-G to Wa-HVs successful year. Saturday night Johnny and the Velvetones provided music for the high point of the week— The Twelfth of Never, John Crudup Bob Drinkqrd Ellenberger Don Fro it Denerd Harstad Herb Horn (Manager) Varsity Rich York Dole Shelton Darrell Schluter Mike Nelson Wrestling ROW (Gil McFadden, Ray Biggs. Tom Allen, Frank Monahan, Dan Frost. Denerd Horstad, John Crudup, Mike Nelson, Bob Drinkard, Mer- wtn Harstad, Rich York, Lanny Larsen. ROW 2: Herbie Horn (Manager), Mike Powers, Mike Path, Bill McKntght, Steve Seibel, Clyde Gillman, Jack Gaddy, Hank Sauer, Mike Craig, Dove Moore, Darrell Schluter, Dale Shel¬ ton ROW 3: Dick Neher (Coach), Mike Ellenberger, Dale Anderson, Rocky Isfey, Eric Johnson, Dennis Bradstreet, Chuck Nelson, Joe Bynum, Leroy Bobbitt (Coach). Grrri (Alien) Mr, Babbitt Dave Moore Frank Monahan Gil McFadden Lanny Larsen Merwin Horstad John Crudup won, for the first time for a Wa-Hi athlete, the State Championship in the 14 t lb. class, Frank Monahan was beaten in his first match and then went on to place third in the I 68 lb, class. Walla Walla placed sixth In the state tournament out of 78 schools. John Crudup Frank Monahan The Wa-Hi wrestling team this year had a very successful season. In the season record, the team won 10 and lost 2, However, they were undefeated in league competition and again for the third consecutive year won the lower Yakima Valley sub- district tournament. The team, for the first time, won by beating Pasco with a very close score. With ' Over, under, or through? ' (Harj+ad} illness in the team, they made the trip to Grandview for the district tournament and a chance to go on to the state tournament In Pullman, Only John Crudup and Frank Monahan were able to place high enough for the right to attend the state meet in Pullman, Also placing were Bob Drlnkard, 130 lb. class, third, ond Tom Allen, 178 lb. class, fourth. ' ' Get Serious, Bob ' ‘‘Eat ' em up + Monahan! Bill Cotter Paul Gatewood PLAYERS Gib Brumback Bit! Cotter Steve Crawford J, R. Edington Paul Gatewood Date Huffman Les Kibler Phil Johnson Gary Jewell Mike Malcolm Jim Sme+hurst Don Wilkins TOTAL PTS, 243 135 62 83 162 9 32 56 37 ! 3 I 58 43 Glb Brumbaek J- R- Edington Dole Huffman ?4 Coach Bieloh Managers Les Kibler Doug Sim mo ns Tom Smith SCORES Wa-Hi 64 Surmyside 43 Wo Hi 52 .. Pasco 38 Wa-Hi 56 Kennewick 52 Wa-Hr 56 Richland 81 Wa-Hi 59 Hermlston 57 Wa-Hi 58 Richland 66 Wa-Hi 57 Hermlston 49 Wa-Hi 55 Sunnyside 50 Wa-Hi 51 Rogers 57 Wa-Hi 52 Clarkston 43 Wa-Hi 55 Pullman 59 Wa-Hi 59 Moses Lake 61 Wa-Hi 43. .Pullman 45 Wa-Hi 59 Wa-Hi 60 Moses Lake 46 Wa-Hi 58 Wa-Hi 54. . Lewiston 58 Wa-Hi 67. Clarkston 64 Wa-Hi 72. Kennewick 58 Wa-Hi 53. Lewiston 41 PhiJ Johnson Mike Malcolm I  r Coach Kremer Gary Jewell Jim Smethufst Don Wilkins 95 B SQUAD— ROW I; Woyne Dictey, Lee Hen, Steve Brownell Lorry Pierce, Denny Hormon, Frit? Keiler. ROW 2: Mr. Bieloh, Rondy Tysor, Bill Engeln, Lorry Chriitensen, Richard AveriH, Gorry Chmten- ten, Lefand Guls+fne. Russ Hays, This year s basketball team ended the season with I 3 wins and 7 losses, Gib Brum- back, Paul Gatewood, Bill Cotter and Mike Malcolm were top scorers with total points of 243. 162, 135 and 131 respectively. The team played the last few home games in the new gym. Si lettermen will graduate this spring, leaving six boys to start a new season next year. ABOVE—ROW l: Linda Brown, Linda Ruckert, Dee Dee Pot- terson, Judy Huntington, Pat Ooklund, Jon Harmon, Jani Kay Wyricit, Norma Fisher, ROW 2: Marcia Gilcher, Sheri Goff Carla Graham, Janet Bergevin, Nancy Phillips, Judi Beach, Merry Burnette. Phyllis Witherow. ROW 3; Kathy Kelly. Marilyn Bynum, Sue Blessinger, Valerie Gardner, Nadine War¬ ren, Carol Ramsey, Janice Huwe, Starr Sherman, Lindsey Lawrence, ROW 4: Karen Blevins, Margie Kuehl, Ann Smeb hurst, Nslda Botes. Nancy Miller, Lana Faris, Paula Wagoner, Nancy Walter. ROW 5: Peggy Gerard, Sutanne Cox, Susan Cox, Vesta Harvey, Becky Arbuckte, Lynn Stanley, Karen Moy, Marian Kramlieh. ROW 6: Sue Duffy, Bev Brannon, Romano Pope, Colleen Ross, Judy Fuller. Cynthia Baker, Sue Freder ictson, Theresa PletrowstL PAG£ 99—ROW I; Barbara Hoys, Shirley Kinter, Carol Cross, Audrey Cathey, Laura Bumohom, Sandy Kinney, Opal Mohr, Kathy Smiths ROW 2: Juleen Woodard. Kathy Hail, Terrie Fleet, Sandy Cordlner, Meridy Webb, Mary Osborne. Peggy Bryant, Myrna Peterson, ROW 3: Jackie Fuentes. Dorothy Bishop, Judy CastoJdl, Coylo Williams, Sue Hereford, Toni Witner, Kay Hinchliffe, Patti Green. ROW 4: Ann McKenney, Linda Roby, Dotty Roll, Karen Hanson, Dagmar Rais, Sandra Mow, Rita Parker, Heather Howard. ROW 5: Glenda Blevins, Nancy Brewer, Mary Beth Branson, Sue Wyckoff, Charlotte Benson, Sue Jones, lleen Hows, Becky Gehr, ROW b; Nancy Hoys. Susan McKenney, Gayle VanWinkle, Kay Fraiier, Sue Reiff, Judy Kinney, Pochi Colirca, Haiel Widner. Girls’ Sports Volleyball is one of the many iports activities enjoyed by the girls while playing in the new gym. Ann Nelson, Judy Huntington. Anne Krapfel, Marilyn McBride. Cheryl Baker. Susan Me Kenney, Pasty Pena and Lorena Benson ore among those on the undefeated girls basketball team this year. — Mischelle Gaddis, Judy Jackson and Carol Cross are trying their hand at one of the newer sports at Wq Hi. te ' tV Joan Wilion, Susie Keyes, Bette Ktnifather, Molly Starch, Sharon Slirvily, and Billie Kqy Simmons ploy on the new tennis court. This year the girls had an interesting variety of sports, both for class and after school, these sports included archery, soccer, fieldbalt, scooter relays, basketball, volleyball, fleeceboll, dancing, softball, track and tennis. Of course, last but not least, calisthenics was a part of the regular daily schedule. For after school activities, archery was the sport on Mondays and Wednesdays with fieldboll, basket¬ ball, and volleyball on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tennis was scheduled daily at 7 a.m., track on Tues¬ days and Thursdays, and softball on Mondays and Wednesdays. Thursdays during sixth period the girls enjoyed a quick swim, and on Mondays for twelve weeks (two six-week sessions) the gifts partici¬ pated in the invigorating and exciting game of bowling. This year our Sports Day was held at Pull- man (track, volleyball, and basketball). It turned out to be a big event, since our basketball team was undefeated. All in all there was a good turnout in girls ' sports this year. Pat Goodwin, Mary Ann Barnett and Carol Crem represent the girl 1 bowling team. Vicki Van Ausdle, Ann Medina and Linda Swenson help the children swim at the Sequin School, Lynn Bonks Code Colonel Brigade CO Don Long Cadet Major Executive Officer John Ary Cadet Captain S-l RIO Department LlEUTENANTS—ROW I: Bruce Naimy. Steve Schick, Michael Stephens, Beryl Gosney, Richard Buraker. Rick Gray. ROW 2: John Foots, Don Ferret, Gary Wijnef, Gary Isitt, Fritj Ketler, Bill Bailee, Ron Potter. NOT PICTURED: Ken Donley. Dennis Garner, Bob Glassley, Rusty Guinn, Mike Johnson, Richard Morse, Dove Taylor, Bob Walker, DRILL TEAM—ROW l: Sterling Drake, Dave Taylor, Dennis Allen. Don Long, Bill Winters, Ray Biggs. Rusty Guinn, Rick Gray, ROW 2: SFC Gentry, Gary Brown, Herbie Horn, Mike Nelson, Jerry Leisle, Don Mindemann, Bob Holland, Beryl Gos¬ ney, Jeff Fetter, ROW 3: Bob Walker, Bob Glassley, Keith Donley, Van Kellar. Walt Loevenstein, Roger Peck, Ken Baker, Race Capeil, Bill Bailee. NOT PICTURED: Ken Donley, Sponsor Corps Vielti Cranor Vicki Patterson Lt, Colonel Captain Cadet Lt. Col. Vicki Cronor has turned in superior per¬ formances as commander of the Sponsor Corps which has provided the half-time entertainment at football and bas¬ ketball games in addition to performing marry school and community services. The combined enthusiasm and effort of the sponsors has contributed to the success of the Military Deportment this year. Judy Schreiner Captain SPONSOR CORPS—ROW f: Pat Oaklund, Nancy Keyes, Nancy Phillips, Lou Arthurs, Becky Kirk, Vicki PoHenon, Vidti Cranor, Judy Schreiner, Suianne Mathews, Kathl Anderson, Sue Arthurs. ROW 2: Sandy Tranieth, Cindy Burkhordt, Soil Clancy, Carol Robinion, Lynne Eogleson, Sue Jackson, Janie Martin, Linda BickeL Molly Storch, Jackie Ganguet, Susan Garske, Julie Cramer, ROW 1 : Carol Goodwin, Pam Murray, Linda Nunn, Sandy Anderson, Sally Dixon, Mary Alice Schmid, Janie Myers, Barbara Beck, Suiie Hoar , Nancy Baker, Nancy Stark, Coylo Williams, Suianne Blessinger, This year, the Drill Team and Rifle Team have been very active. The Drill Team has participated in many school and community services as well as putting on outstanding drills. The Drill Team has supplied a color guard for the various Wa-Ht and Whitman games as well as providing half-time per¬ formances. The team has also participated in many community parades. The overall cooperation of the team members has given the team many favorable comments and recognition. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY—ROW h Tim Copeland, Denny Har¬ mon, Bob Rodrigue , Randy Tysor, Lynn Williams, John Shaver, John Jamison. ROW 2: Mike Demons, Jim Buckley, Mike Potts, Bill Ekstrom, Tim Zier, Wally Englander, Ffiti Keiler COMPANY A-1—ROW I; Steve Perry, Fred Buerstatte, Gary Worley. Richard Morse, J, R. Edington, Dove Taylor, Mike Richerihagen, Steve Brownell, Vary Parker. ROW 2: Bill Smith, Mike Maiuri, Mike Chapman, Steve Mele, Rick Street, Steve Penland, Mark Mohrland, Bill Reid, David Sttler, Tom Cramer. ROW 3: Jack Gaddy, Danny Gregory, Mike Nelson, Roger Buckland. Bill Robertson, David Stammer, Dave Wyckott, Mike Goodwin, Bill Vernon, John Engdahl, Jim Margeson. COMPANY B-l —ROW 1; Mike Harter, Carl Banks, Dennis Allen, Steve Schick, Bruce Naimy. Dennis Garner, tavern Kriycki, Robert Brown, Gareld Arland. Richard Laufer, Joe Gulstine, ROW 2: Lanny Gustin, Dennis Lippincott. Rockey Isley, Tim Potter, Dole McCauley, Bill Engeln, Larry Christensen. Gary Brown, Jim Buerstatte, Terry Moore, Richard Ransom, Mike McDonald. ROW 3: Dale Hulse, Gory Barkley. Walt Loevenstein, David Zehner, Fred Turk, Maurice Fortney, Gory Stiller, Tim Buckley, Mike Jordan, Ken Baker, Dennis Jacky. Not Pictured: Laekie McKinnley, Rick Jones. COMPANY C-l—ROW I; Clint Hoffmon. Jim Harrison. Ted Hanson. Bond. ROW 1: Rodger Mundt. John Wyatt, Marvin McPherson, Dove Bruce Buchanan. Ren Huff. Mike Shepherd, Don Ferrel, Doug Jackson, Monroe, Bill Redmond, Sreg Kinsinger, Terry Fine, Ronald Lusk. Terry Doug Dippel. ROW 2: Dove Schlegel, Bruce Pepping. Doug Smith, Ken Atchison, Ray Loythe, Not Pictured: Richard Loufer. Bancroft. Corky Lee, Brian Williams, Tye Watts, Paul Fairley, Bruce RIFLE TEAM—ROW I: Dave Dunkelburg, Dennis Allen, Jim Meesls, Bob Brazeal. Harold Myers, Rusty Guinn, Riel Gray, Ken Bancroft ROW 2: George Dunterman, Bob Rodriguez, Rick Streck, Foul Croker, Greg Kinsinger, Steve Whitner, Mike Rlchenhagen, Bob Holland ROW 3: Ted Hanson. Wally Englander, Mike Melby, Orin Thomas, Tim Buckley, Bill Korfhage, Gary Worley, Herbert Meyer, Not Pictured: George Lathrop COMPANY A‘2—ROW h Dole Smith, Art Smith, Tim DeGraw. Paul Croker, Conrad Olsen, Mike Saranto, Robert Glossley, Howard Hays, Dale Terry. Mihai Stroe, Mike Stephens. ROW 2: Richard York, Terry Cochran, Bill Odell, Darrell Peters, Jeff Fetter, Bill Greiner, Jack Cad man, Barry CorgilL ROW 3; Tim Zier, John Burres, Tom McDaniel, Fred Bates, Doug Simmons, Larry Pierce, David VanZandb Ricky Alt, Jim King, Jim Herrmann, Dave Maiden Not Pictured: Mick Garvin Rick Lightfoot. COMPANY B-2—ROW I: Ken Pollard, Curtis Blanchard, Jack Weber, Mike Lake, Leonard McClary, John Foots, Bob Korfhoge, Mike Johnson, Dennis Thompson, Kevin Marks. Garry Christensen, Greg Wyckoff, Fred Bierwagen. ROW 2: Bill Childers, Don Mindemonn, Tom Paul. Race Cape 11. Tom Heath, Jim Edwards, Dave Wilkinson, Mike Hays, Dave Turk, Ray Bartlett. Ted Kotsakis ROW 3: Jon Mansfield, Roger Bell. Dave Bailey, Don Schwerin, Doug Carlyle, Tam Frank, Ran Brutscher, Bob Yaw. Dean Bowers, Rusty Miller, Terry Hargett, Willis Campbell COMPANY C-2—ROW I; Dick Tote. Doug Williomt, Ken Donley, Bill Bob Tate. Bob Grange. ROW 3: Phil Newhoum, Dove Batten, Don Winters, Ron Potter. Gary Wisner, Darell Snider, ROW 2: Rollie Wep- Kooreny, Howard Gobrielson, Gary Brown, John Fletcher, Richard pier. Den Parsons, Russ Hay . Dean Uribe, Bob Holland. Herb Horn, Zuniga, Gene Drake, Jay Fields. Wood, Tom Prest, Jrm Bender, Brian Wengreen, ROW 3; Hoi h Bob Block. Nofmon Dull, Cad Williams, Don Mobley, Dennis Le Sene Childers, Wayne Dickey, George Keith, Larry Barkley, Dave son. Kerry Damon, COMPANY Dd— ROW Jr Mike WiH, Ken Beck, Bill McKillip, Rod Raguso, Jim Miller, Rusty Guinn, Kirk Stutsman, Jerry Swofford, Bill Riither. David Dunkelburg. ROW 2: Craig Christensen, Pete Guyer, Jon McGlothlin, Burl Borer Jim Briggs. Dave Benefiel, Jack Riehl, Doug COMPANY £-1—ROW 1: Rick Averill, Lloyd Cunnington, George Dun- termon, Bob Walker, Ray Biggs, Bob Braieal, Sterling Drake, Ernie Long. Stanley Grablnski, Raymond Biersner. ROW 2: Jim Beard. David Haws, Hank Unck, Tom Jensen, Bill Winters, Bill Reeves, Robert Wahl, Bob Willoughby, Les Blom, ROW 2: Dave Blomguist, Don Donley, Sammte Frisby, Ben Morrow, Van KeNar, Brady Hayes, Dick Watson, Bill Bailee, Phil Daniel, Larry Frank, Stephen Demons, Gale Haerner ■ -’ i- ; i, i 4 XX % it f t i .. - v ; ,  • ' • 2 v v r - v v 4F.. jr I. jt t, t.t,f t. $„.i % XM Xt.iX %rXX.t X COMPANY D-2—ROW h Don Aycocfc, John Bradford, Steve Whitner, Richard AngelT, Jim Meesis. Terry Parker, Harold Myers, Ratlin Kirk, Gary IsiH, Tom Smith, Steve Minkler, Jack McFarley. ROW 2: Nick Baker, Steve Seibel, Gregg Benton, Jerry Sims, Rolland Bergman, John Hartley, Ron Baker, John Werttemberger, Phil George, Lee Hess, Bob Knutson, Mike Meiners. ROW 3: Dave Bork, Karl Buehler, Tom Thomp¬ son, Jerry Dyor, TTm Tyler, Terry Hunt, Jerel Braden, Bill Palumbo, Dennis Babweman, Mike Melby. Herbert Meyer. Not Pictured; George Bonce. COMPANY E-2—ROW I: Scott McKnight, Bill Bond, Thomas Camp¬ bell, Dennis Riggins, Rick Gray, Beryl Gosney Stephen DeMotts, Randy Ahlers, Fred Randall, Duke Morrow, Dick Talbot. ROW 2: Richard Bu raker, Chuck Howmqn, Dennis Woodard, Rick Hadden, Barry Manning. Walter Roberts. Walter Wallace, Steve Hahner, Jerry Leisle, Jeff Fiddes, Bill Karfhage. ROW 3: Rich Schluter, Orin Thomas, Bill Dietz, Roger Peck, James Middleton, Fred Bowers, Ron Smith, Eddie Donly, Clyde Gilman, Ken Baxter. Not Pictured: Michael Swont, DeWoyne Hawkins, Mike Saranto Company A 2 Bob Korfhage Company B-2 Bill Winters Company C-2 Terry Parker Company D-2 Steve DeMo+ts Company E-2 Seereta ry-Trsaiur r Jim Miller The Boys ' Federation officers for this yeor were Mike Malcolm, president: Lynn Banks, vice president; and Jim Miller, secretary-treasurer. They were assisted by class cabinet members ond homeroom representatives in pro¬ moting the business of Boys Federation. Much of the business of the organ¬ ization was carried on by the Entertainment Committee and the Project Committee, headed by Don Wilkins and Steve Friedman, respectively. Through the committees, Boys’ Federation hod several enjoyable assemblies. To supplement the treasury, the group sponsored o successful frolic and sold Wa-Hi Booster Buttons. The main project accomplished during the spring was furnishing the Boys Activity Room, All in all. Boys Federation enjoyed a successful year. M ADHATTERS—ROW : Rick Gray, Lorry Uyeno, John Foots. Don Ferrel, Bill Meyers,, Bob Korfhage, Bill Korfhage, Bob Fox, Lonny Larsen, Henry Sauer. ROW 2: Ed Powers, Bob Weber, Tom Schaefer, Don Corkrum, Chris Muss, Jim Miller, Milte Shepherd. Terry Parker, Dave Sitier. Mike Hoys, Jim Tompkins. ROW 3: Ken Smith, Ken Ord, Darrell Schluter, Bob Corkrum, Boys’ FIRST AND SECOND SEM ESTER HOW ERGOM REPRESENTA¬ TIVES—‘ROW I: Jim Nfemeyer, J„ R. Edington, Paul Gatewood, Jim Miller, Lynn Bonks, Don Wilkins, Gil McFadden, Dave Schlegel, Gary Henderson. ROW 2: Mike Conners, Doug Dysart, Bill Korfhage. Tom Shepherd, Bob Fox, Rusty Lyons, Jerry Sims, Van Kellor, Denny Harman, John Fletcher, ROW 3; John Crudup 1 Gregg Benton, Rod Raguso, Larry Oldridge, Steve Jocky. Milton Aldrich, Don Mlndemann, Steve Schick, Burl Borer, Bill ftuther. ROW 4: Tom Williams. John Campbell. Gary Henderson, Mr Bieloh, Ken Huff, John Peterson. Louie Murray, J. R. Edington, Brian Roesch, Mike Harter, Kip Hussey, Leonard McClary, Terry Dic key. Gil McFadden. Dean Weathers, Brian Rosenkram. Jerry Leisle, Dale Snider. Terry Fine, Jack Kittle. ROW 4: Dave Moore, Doug Rohn, Tom Quaresmo, Jim Smethurst, Steve Friedman. Bruce Buchan, an, Marc Stone, Jerry Goodman. Roger Gehrke. Gary Wisner. ROW 5: Bill Winters, Lorry Nichols, Tom Allen, Randy Tysor, Steve Dixon, Dave Campbell, Sandy Sept, Goynor Derby. Rich Morse, Federation Every girl In Wa-Hi is an automatic member of Girls’ League, The purpose of this organization Is to give the girls the opportunity to work together for themselves, others and the school. This year we are provided with a more than normal opportunity to serve our school be¬ cause of the move to the new facilities. Other yearly projects ore: The Welcome frolic tea for new teachers, flowers for new teachers, Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, Transfer Banquet, and last, and one of our biggest projects, Is Sadie Hawkln ' s Week, Each girl is given the privilege of working toward our honorary service organization, Crest, The American Field Service Chose Marilyn Mundy to Go to New Zealand Being on exchange student broadened my knowledge of other countries and the customs of their people. The American Field Service motto best expresses the ideals of an exchange student. ‘ ' Walk together, talk together, all ye people of the earth™Tnen, and only then, shall ye hove peace 1 It is unfortunate that more students cannot partici¬ pate in such a programme. Advisor Mrs, Monahan Girls ' League would like to extend a warm greet¬ ing to our new advisor, Mn. Monahan. She wot previously the Girls ' Counselor at Garrison Junior High. ♦ MAN COLLI GIRLS’ LEAGUE Cabinet—row i: Karen Kibler, M or¬ tho Switier, Lorena Benson. Royann Oe stretch, Sharon Riley, Solly Dixon. ROW 2: Undo Nunn, Sue Mathews, Sue Cloherty, Delilah White, Linda Larsen, Carol Goodwin, FIRST SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS—ROW | Nancy Coe, MischefI Gaddis, Molly Carter, Gloria Washington, Linda Goetsch, Betty Guthrldge, Sandra Engeln, ROW 2: Karen O ' Brien, Susan Gilman, Geroldine Simmons, Jeon Edwards, Diane Roark, Laura Burnham, Robyn O ' Connor, Jan Harmon, Jaclcie Flggins, Jody Fausti, Diana Richmon ROW 3: Helen Mora, Pennle Hanford, Judy Hensley, Virginia Ritchey, Pattle Green, Jane Myers, Sharon Birkes, Susan Band, Luanne Lon¬ don!. ROW 4: Mary Kay Christiansen, Potti Long, Brenda Beaver, Emily Kibler ROW 5: Kay Frailer, Joan Wilson, Gail Clancy, Mary Weih, Lana Paris, Anne Krapfel, Becky Nor man, Mary Alice Schmid, Lynne Eagleton. Not Pictured: Lianna Kluehe, Linda Marsh, Wilma Holmqulst, Gerri Sim mam, Sand! Kmny, Pauline Kibler, Janis Huwe, Nancy Riedel, Linda Tabor. FIRST SEMESTER CABINET ASSISTANTS AND REPRESENTATIVES—ROW h Marilyn Zitterkcpf, Pat Livengood, Becky Kirk, Gaif Clancy, Heather Howard, Karen Hanson, ROW 2: Marsha Fitislmmons, Ginger Winn, Carolyn Iben, Kathy Leslie, Terry Houk, Jane Myers, Dee Dee Patterson, Sally Drew. Not Pictured: Eleanor Howells, Marcy Andres, Jackie Coe. SECOND SEMESTER MINUTE SIR IS—ROW k Sue Furgoson, Anne Hickman, Terri Calhoun, Penny Hebble, Vicki Reynolds, Sue Jackson, Andrea Batemon, Linda Tabor, Sherry Dodds. ROW 2: Enid Mills, Madelyn Grass, Lynn Moro. Paula BaH, Sondi Kinney. Anne Harris, Kathy Hall, Patty Wilhelm, Anita Froese, Christy Perry. ROW 3; Sue Van De Grift. Verdi BeEto, Mary Bean, Cynthia Hibbard, Pat Schreiner, Clydette Ailing- ton, Carol Robinson, Sharon Orton, Kay Ann Bergevin, Cathy Season, Opal Mohr, ROW 4: Carol McCommock, Lynn Stan¬ ley, Sue Conoway, Judy Schreiner, Judy Sporleder, Marilyn Sown, Marilyn Vogel, Carol Sornson, Marilyn Zitterkopf, Becky Gehr, SECOND SEMESTER CABINET ASSISTANTS AND REPRE¬ SENTATIVES—ROW I: Susan Wyckoff, Linda Stevenson, Susan Rhoades, Carol McCorrmnack. Becky Norman. ROW 2: Molly CREST—ROW I: Delilah White, Nancy Stark, Coyla Williams. Jane Myers, Barbaio Stewart, Molly Storch, Lynn Eagleson, Diane Palmer. ROW 2: Ann Kraptel, Mary Alice Schmid. Sally Dixon, Linda Bickel, Nancy Phillips, Charlotte Benson, Carolyn Plaquet, Joanie Turley, Janice Hastings. ROW 3: Linda Nunn, Vicki Patterson, Kathi Anderson, Susan Garske, Storch, Merry Burnette, Charlotte Benson, Jennifer Jefferis, Mary Alice Schmid, Ann Krapfel, NOT PICTURED: Pauline Kibler, Gretchen Koch. Susan Janes, Mary Kay Christiansen, Patti Long, Vicki Cronor, Helen Grieb, Paula Roiier. ROW 4: Marcy Andres, Susan Franien, Karen Kibler, Pat Livengood, Judy Huntington, Nancy Keyes, Pat Oaklund, Becky Kirk. Jean Edwards, Billie Kay Simmons, Marilyn Mundy. Radio Shows Dan Gomel!, Dan Lang, Burl Barer. Steve Schick, Burl Barer. Chris Huh Pat Craig, Bab Corkrum, A, V, ASSISTANTS — ROW i: Rodger Mundt, Bill Mackey. ROW 2: Bud Reiiinger, Eddie Samuel, Mike Flathers, Dan Entie, David Haws. Dorothy Cameron. AUDIO-VISUAL ASSISTANTS (below left): Gordon Pitner, Mike Hays, Rodger Mundt. A V, (below right): Jim Jones. Bud Reisinger. FrancSne Cruthirds. Bab Martin, Frank Kelly, Bob Silva. A + V. (bottom right): David Haws. Rodger Mundt, Walter Roberts, I i_ Monday or Tuesday afternoon found one of three disc jockeys, Chris Huss, Pat Craig, or Burl Barer, hard at work perfecting the Wo-Hi Radio Show for broadcast on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. on KIEL. Technical assistants included Steve Schick, Bob Corkrum, and Bill Jamison. Another radio show over KTEL included Dan Gosnell, Don Long, and Burl Barer. ROW I; Co role Fields, Mary Lou Griffin, Marie MacDonald. Reid, Ed Beniey. ROW 3: Mike Merkle, Linda McManus, Jerry Judy Dyer, Linda Lqngis, FrancJne Crufhirds, Suionne Cla- Goodman, Pete Lethenstrom, Chuck Jackson, Ken Huff. Marilyn herfy. ROW 2t Frances Johnson, Jackie Figgms, Connie Sabins, Vogel, Shirley Selfridge, Gary Yeend. NOT PICTURED; Mori- Jan Spencer, Judi Duff, Juieen Woodard, Joyce Crass, Jo Ann lyn Mill . Retail Selling During the year, the Distributive Education Class partid pated in many school ond community activities. The first part of the year was spent working in the Devil ' s Den. The group also prepared a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Marilyn Mills was chosen Miss Merry Christmas and reigned during the Christmas season. Linda Langls, Linda McManus, Joyce Cross and Judy Dyer assisted Miss Merry Christmas as Snow Bunnies. On March Bth, 9th and I Oth, representatives of the class went to Yakima to a convention, attended meetings, and entered contests. They also entered o scrapbook ond mer¬ chandise manuals. Jackie Figgins won first place in a mathe- matics contest. During Retail Selling Week, a bulletin board was prepared In the main office In recognition of Distributive Education Week. One of the highlights of the year was working in the new Devils ' Den, located in the upper level of the Commons Build¬ ing. The students are very pleased with the Den and their new classroom. 116 Future Flomemakers of America The objective of the Wal ' lo Walla Fu¬ ture Homemakers Chapter was strength enmg family relationship, which was the second objective in the National Pro¬ gram, The Wa-Hi chapter theme this year was Thank God for Our Families. Some of the activities for the school year of 1963-64 included a survey on teen-agers, a Halloween Party at the Blue Mountain Infirmary, o Make-Up Clinic, Daddy Date Night, a Progressive Dinner honoring the mothers, an Easter Party for brothers and sisters, and o skating party. Recognition Day, the annual awards banquet at which new officers are in¬ stalled, and the Senior Tea honoring the senior members of FHA, were also in¬ cluded. FHA—ROW I; Almeda Osborne. Sue Duffy, Carol Cross, Joyce Cross, Sharon Bergman, ROW 2: Karoleen Montgomery, Barbara Miller, Glenda Blevins, Pauline Kibler, Sandi Pierce. ROW 3: Janice Newcomb, Shirley Hoffman, Lianna Kluehe. Geneva Pettichord, Lana Fans. NOT PICTURED; Helen Tor- retta, Ann Nelson, Ann Moffei, Cheri Jensen, Noraleo Hutch¬ ins, Valerie Gifford, Karen Gibson, Janice Dent, Irma Cortinas. Georgia Bunten, Janet Bergevin. ROW I: Les Kibter, Frit Keller, Greg Morrison, Rich Hamrick, Loony Larsen, Wayne Dickey, Mike Merkle, Kerry Daman, Rich York, Gory Klassen, Major Madden. ROW 2: Joe Gulstine, Chris Martin, Mike Malcolm, Jim McGough, Sob Foil, Merwin Harstad, Tom Quoresma, John Crudup, Dennis Harmon, Gaynor Derby. ROW 3: Bill Cotter. Don Wilkins, Lynn Banks. Phil Johnson. Jim Miller. Tom Allen, Fred Buerstatte. Tim Zier, Pete Lethenstrom, ROW -4: Lorry Christenson, Garry Christenson, John Peterson, Ste e Perry, Gib Brumback, J. ft. Edingtan, Rick Averitl, Paul Gatewood, Dale Huffman, Rich Morse NOT PICTURED: Ron Zier. Tom Shepherd, Denerd Horstad, Louie Murray, Jim Risan. Key Club Key Club moEn service project of the year wos the traditional Homecoming bonfire. Although burned the night before planned by unknown arsons, Key Club managed to organize people to donate wood scraps for a successful Homecoming event. The dub also passed out March of Dimes canisters and later picked them up. The Key Club tied telephone poles together and put them in the teachers ' parking lot in order to organize parking and organized o blood drive for all people over 18 years old. The group helped the local Kiwanls Club clean up Comp Ktwanis far summer use. while 1,600 pounds of cool were donated far a needy cause. International Relations Club ROW h Corel Coryell. Carolyn Irby, Molly Storch. Sue Vqn DeGrlft, Kathy Froiier, Sue Fred erickson, Patti Long, Susan Co . Kathie Jensen, Anne Krapfel, Lynn Eogleson. Merry Burnette, Sharon Orton, Nancy Phillips, Carol McCormmach, Nancy Stuart. ROW 2: Kay Ann BergevJn, Lynne Hardin, Karen Hanson, Ron Olson, Bob Kerns, Marie Pavlsh, Jackie Coe. Linda Larsen. Judy Kinney. Lynn Perry, Mary Kay Christenson, Eleanor Howells, Bonnie Buehlef, Jean Edwards, Don Schwerin, Billie Kay Simmons, Linda Goetsch. Mr. Pell. ROW 3: Lucia Londt, Ken Ofd, Ann McKenney. Richard Angell. Bruce Lamott. Craig Christenson, Becky Norman, Paul Crosble, John Jamison, Doug Dlppie, Brian Roesch. B ' H Engeln, Paul Lowell, Don Corkrum, Thespians Thespians is a notional honorary society which promotes quality dramatics in high school and honors students who have dons outstanding work in the area of drama. Wa-His Thespian Troupe 2156 is the core of the drama department. Along with Mr, Patterson, the troupe advisor, Thespian members help plan and produce the Senior Play and All-School Play. Each spring the group presents a one-act ploy at a near¬ by drama festival. Officers for 1963-64 are Terry Parker, president: Eleanor Howells, vice-president: Judi Peterson, secretary: Ron Olson, treasurer: Linda Goetsch, clerk: Judy Huntington, club council representative. ROW (: Linda Goetsch, Judy Huntington, Lorena Benson. ROW 2: Ardfth Hodden, Phyllis Hull, Karen Gibson, Judy Peterson. ROW 3: Ken Ord. Terry Porker, John Campbell, Ron Olson. NOT PICTURED: Eleanor Howells, Jim Dick. Jim Niemeyef, Don Long, Linda Me Elhaney. Mr, Patterson, Left: Thespians reading plays include John Campbell, Ardith Hadden, Phyllis Hull, Linda Goetsch, Judy Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Terry Houk, Jim Dick, Larry Uyerto, Pam Lundeby, and Pam Murray. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS — ROW I: Carol Coryell, vice-president: Nancy Stuart, presi¬ dent: Molly Starch, vice-president. ROW 2: Larry Uyeno, corresponding secretary; Patti Lang, corresponding secretary; Anne Krapfel, secretary treasurer; Ron Olson, secretary treas¬ urer. NOT PICTURED: Eleanor How¬ ells, president. The International Relations Club, on interest group, is concerned with foreign Culture and international affairs. This foil, os lost year, members of the dub attended the Model United Nations at Eltensburg, Programs for the monthly meetings featured films, speakers, or informal discussions. Under a constitutional revision, the membership limit was expanded to 40 this year. New sophomore and junior members were welcomed at a winter banquet. i 119 WW Hi-Y The main activities of the W. W. Hi Y for 1963-64 was assisting with the cleaning of the new school grounds during Clean up Week and the presentation to the student body of an oil painting by Lee Bogle, which is found in our new library. ROW ! i Dave Campbell, Kevin Keller, Frank Monahan, Grady Anderson, Jack McClure. Kevin Marks, Jerry Sims, Larry Robertson, Brian Weftgreen. ROW 2: Lee Bogle, Dean Delavan, Dave Wyckoff, Mark Graves, Bill McKitlip, Dennis Early, Jim Beard, Dennis Woodord. ROW 3: Chris Erb, Burt Akehurst, Larry Dutton, Dennis Thompson, Bruce Hawkins. Greg Smith, Tom Jensen. Presentation of picture by Dave Campbell and Lee BogEe, ROW i: Eric Johnson, Ken Pollari, Kurt Leslie, Tom Williams, Jim Abafion, Tim Copeland, Bob Beck, Mike Christensen. Tom Thompson, Jim Zier, Gail Hamer, Mike Nelson, ROW 2: Mike Soronto. Mike Spa nish. Dean Weathers, Jerry Hayes. John Rhodda, Hal Scruggs. Bruce Buchanan, Chuck Nelson, Mr. McCarkle, ROW 3: Jeff Bloom, Dennis Bradstreet, Ernie Long, Sheldon Adterman, Steve Dijton, Bob Blanchard, John McDowell, Lynn Smith, Ken Wilson, Larry Nichols. Equites Hi-Y Equites Hi-Y hod a fairly active year Full support of a Greek orphan Sam was continued A frolic and a cupcake sole in addi¬ tion to dues were used as sources of money. Also, members parked cars of football and basketball gomes, burned the ' W ' 1 at Homecoming, made a Christmas basket for a needy family, sold Easter lilies, and cleaned port of the school grounds. Harold Myers was sent this year to the YMCA Youth Legislature in Olympia. ROW I: Bill Foust, Dona Straw, Steve DeMotts, Ray Taylor, Bill McKnight, Sob William , Don Mobley, Lawrence Uyerio. ROW 2: Jim Davison, Darrell ScMuter, Mite Dye, Mike Potts, Harold Myers, Mike Swant, Greg Knott, ROW 3: Chri Hus . Jack Band, Bob Braieal, Doug Thompson, Paul Lowell, Lorry Wallingford, Pat Craig, Mr. Harmon. NOT PICTUREDDave Vickers, John Royse, Rich Talbot, Ross Talbot, Fred Bierwagen, Steve Whitner, John Peterson. Ken Wilson, Larry Nichols, Jeff Bloom, John McDowell, Jerry Hayes, and Steve Dixon were among the boys who helped landscape he new grounds. FD Hi-Y The F D HI-Y had a very active year Some of the activities in which the group participated included preparing a float for Homecoming, planting trees to landscape our school grounds, ushering at the Sunrise Service, selling lilies for the Seguin School, moving magazines, and attending the Spokane Youth Legislature. 121 Harvey ft Cast of Elwood P, Doud Vito Simmons Mertle Mae Simmons Dr, Chumley. Dr. Sanderson Nurse Kelly Wilson Judge Gafney Cab Driver Maid Director—Charles M. Assistant Director Huntington Characters Terry Parker Judi Peterson Ardlth Hadden Ken Ord Don Long Linda Goetsch John Campbell Jim Dick Terry Walker Lindo McElhoney Patterson Linda McElhaney, Judy Harvey was a delightful play about o kind old gentleman. El- wood P. Doud t who hod on Imaginary 6 foot white rabbit whom he called Harvey, His family was thoroughly fed up with his antics and ramblings about Harvey, so they decided to put him away. The hilarious situations also had an underlying moral for those looking for one, Harvey provided two entertaining evenings for Wa-HI theater fans. The Future Teochers ' of America, a newly organized club at Wa-HI, has at adviser, Mr, Poole, Officers include: Susan Smith, preident; Doug Dysort, vice president; Merrily Walker, corresponding secretary; Vicki Patterson, recording secretary; Linda McElhaney, treasurer; Corole York, historian, ROW I: Judy Huntington, Bob Freeburn, Doug Binder, John Hofer, Bill Cotter, Sandro Youngberg, ROW 2: Karoleen Montgom¬ ery, Betty Guthridge, Kothi Leslie, Wanda Powers, Down White, Judy Schreiner, Kathy Anderson, ROW 3: Cynthia Baker. Joan Turley, Diane Palmer. Nancy Stark, Pot Pruitt, Sharon Woiblet, Judy Peterson, ROW 4 : Merrily Walker, Sue Smith, Mark Crosbie, Vicki Patterson, Linda McElhaney, Ola Marshall, Carole York Not Pictured: Doug Dysart, Janice Newcomb, Glen Mitchell, John Moxsan, Marie Owsley, Betty Sanders, Karen Skow, Jim Miller, Gilbert McFadden, Mary Beth Brooks, Ardith Hadden, Carol Coryell, Jam Kay Wyrick, Future Teachers of America Julie Olsen, Swannee Beck, Lianna Kluehe, Mr Cassell, Phyllis Witherow, Dean Uribe, Kay Wainwright, Dagmaf Rais, Nancy Davis. Orchestra PEP BAND—ROW I; Meredith Rugg, Craig Stewart, Marcia Jeff Lynn, Rick Stockstad, Terry Campbell, Ron Caurson, Rick Dennison, Maureen Stewart, Paula Job, Bill Howard, Janet Hatley, Dee Anderson. ROW 4: Sharon Wgtblet, Rick Ham- Harold. ROW 2: Bruce Lamott, Aubrey Caughey, Gary Troy- rick, Curt Leslie, Chuck Garner er, Dana Prank, Dick Bogle. Pat Craig. ROW 3: Glen Mitchell. CONCERT BAND—ROW John Albert, David Anderson, Ken Wilson. Joe Parmelee. Maureen Stewart, Jon Harold. Verdie Beito, Rhode Ingstad. Suian Franjen, Meredith Rugg, ROW 2 : Paula Job. Sharon Orton, Karen Skew, Dionne Soper, Carolyn Irby, Bryan Rosenkranz, Dee Anderson, Kathie Leslie, Sharon Riley, Ron Coursan, Mildred Roberge. Kris Bloom, Marcia Denison, Craig Stewart. ROW 3: Cecelia Anthony, Dean Weathers, Kathy Dysort, Molley Carter, Sherri Boolen, Kathy Smith, Bill Howard, Sob Johnson, David Anderson, Bruce Lomott, Harold Myers. Lois Whiteley, Dana Straw, Doug Binder. Bob Blanchard, Lora Lee Lawson. Ann Modine. Linda Tabor, John Maxon, Ron Olson, Rick Hatley, ROW 4: Ed Angell, ShiHey Phlnney, Jim Niemeyer, Keith Newburn, Rick Hamrick, Terry Parkins, Steve Friedman, Ed Powers, Sharon Snively, Dan Gregory, Rick Rosenkram, John Rodda, Bill Schneidmiller, Bob Branscum, Jeff Lynn, John Neil, LeRoy Jackson, Rick Stockstad, Terry Campbell, Glen Mitchell, Doug Dysort, Lowell Huggins, Dana Frank, Gary Trayer, Mike Klitzke. Mike Christensen, Steve Di an, Dick Bogle. ROW 5: Sharon Woiblet, Wayne Hoppen, Lynn Smith, Ed lerney, Curt Leslie, Dan Snider, Jack Bond, Mark Graves, Brian Conrad. NOT PICTURED: Bill Craig, Pat Craig, Larry Nichols, Aubrey Caughey, Jody Yates, Carol Smith, Ed Jackson, Sharon Taylor, Virginia Ritchey, WA-HI Susan Framen Secretary BAND The Wo ' HI Bond has had a year of varied activities from formal concerts to parades. Starting with the first of August, the band underwent rigid rehearsals with up to ten hours of practice per day. Before school had started, the group had already played 3 concerts, participated in 2 parades and mode a 5-day trip to Seattle to participate in o national contest. Throughout the year, the band continued to be active in many phases of school and community life. Bob Blanchard Drum Mo Jar Carolyn Irby Librarian David Anderjon Student Conductor Ken Wilson Manager BAND OFFICERS FLAG SWINGERS: Judy Long, Sharon Birlces, Jennifer Jefferis, Jone Russell, Jone Horris, Barbara Perry. DRUM MAJOR BOB BLANCHARD Klassen. George Wright, Jim Edwards, Bill Etatrom, David Ruddlck, Jerry Swafford, Greg Benton, Bob Weber, Bill Bodee, Donna McCabe, Evelyn Cross. Cynthia Hibbard, Dianne Sis¬ son, ROW 3: Karen Wold, Donna Johnson, Jody Yates, David Coblenti, Dennis Russell, Cecil Ward, Thomas Watts, Paul Brueggemeier, Robert Thomas, Harold Krummel, Rodney An- CHOIR—ROW I: Corol Siders, Phyllis Withorow, Susan Hoare, Wilma Fiedler, Linda Larsen, Bill Korfhage. Dole Shelton, Henry Sauer, Sole Hoerner, Stephen Demons. Gor¬ don Goodman, JanI Kay Wyrick. Peggy Pena, Delilah White, Jerry Prutsman, Linda Taylor. ROW 2: Jessie Gibb, Ruby Col¬ lins, Ardith Hadden, Vicki VanAusdie, Eunice Wheeler, Gary Walla Walla High School Cadet Teacher Gretehen Miller Kofoury Choir Director Mr. White 12B This year the Say It With Music theme song was never more true for the choir. For their annual Christmas Concert, the Wa-Hi Choir with the orchestra performed Vivaldi’s ' Gloria In the original Latin. Through the month of February, the choir made a total of 10 appearances in concert and at various community ac- tivities. Six members of the choir, the maximum number token from any one high school were selected for the All- State Chorus in Yakima. Additional spring activities included festivals and contests. Mr, White is very proud of this year ' s group. Vocal Groups GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB—ROW h Cothy Snell, Jackie Fuen+es, Dorothy Bishop. Connie Howard, Becky G hf, Susan Reiff, Chen Claytar, Delons Weis, Linda Hartley, Sharyl Clark, Linda Cornell Mertii Ben i |. derson, Duane Funk, Gary Yeend, Mike Demoris, Barbara MiL Jer, Pot Goodwin. Marilyn Janes. Suzanne VanDeGrift, Mary Beth Branson. ROW 4: Beverly Hoff, Jane McCabe. Borbcra Underwood. Sue Frederickson, Vicki Patterson, John Royse. Bob Rodriguez. Kirk Holmqimt, John Hofer, Roy Biersner. Richard Roberts. Rollin Krrk, Mike Klitike, Mike Scheibe, Den¬ nis Stiinmil, Linda Wold, Susan Smith, Linda Raby, Elsie Lewis. Carol Sornson, Lianna Klwehe, NOT PICTURED; Jackie Coe, Wally Englander, Tom Frank, Carolyn Iben, Harold Scruggs. Hazel Widner Enjoyed a Successful Year ROW 2 : Claudio Albers, Morion Seel. Suzanne Cox, Solly Sornson, Linda Williams, Molly SpelgaHI, Linda Gehrmg, Barbara Hays, Judy Doyle, Linda Abbott, Lorena Abbott, Judy Kinney, Suzette Russell. ROW 3; Georgene Patterson, Ruth Landoni. Susie Fleming, Becky Arbuckle. Clydette Ailing- ton, Kathy Schnellhdfdt, Donna Hadley, Anne Mohr. Heather Howard, Marcia Dennison, Judi Beach, Jennie Olsen, Babbie Jeon Lyon, Patti Green Marian Drake. NOT PICTURED; Kathy Klitike, CHRISTMAS PROGRAM SOLOISTS (left) for the “Vivaldi Gloria, the Christmas Concert presented by the Wa-Hi Choir and Orchestra: ROW I: Jani Kay Wyrick. Ardith Hodden, Linda Larsen. ROW 2: Carol SSders, Stephen Demons, ALL STATE CHOIR SINGERS [lower leltj —-ROW (■ Jani Kay Wy. rick, Ardith Hodden, Linda Larsen, ROW 2: Jo hn Royse, Rollln Kirk, Paul Brueggemeier. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Iben. CHOIR OFFICERS (below}: Carolyn Iben, secretary; Paul Brueg gemerer, student director; Linda Raby, publicity; John Royse. Presi¬ dent; Henry Sauer, vice president. attendance OFFICE assistants — ROW I; Judy TemHnton, Marilyn Nkholt, Jennifer Joff mr . Mqrthc Switzer. Janie Ruttell, Judy King, Martha Fitzsimmons. ROW 2: Diana Shehtpd. $ titan Bond, Fatly Lamb, Sharon Birkei;, Diana Palmar, Barb Slaw art, Nancy Start, Mercy Andrai, Sua Duffy. NOT PICTURED: Paul Gatewood, Bill Cottar, ARTS l CRAFTS ASSISTANTS: Tarry Martin, Sharon Dowty, NOT PICTURED: Rieti Fowler. Richard Dill, HOME ECONOMICS ASSIST¬ ANTS: Sharon Bergman. Barb¬ ara Reiber, Sandra Youngberg, PRINCIPAL S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: (right) JoAnn Raid, Gin gar Winn, Carol York, Judy Privfltt, Helen Hulier, Sally Diion NOT PICTURED: Linda Waggoner, Velma Garland, Dawn Whitt, Pot Lamb, Sua Duffy. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: (right cantor} — ROW I: Coral Smith. Virginia Lynn, Claudia Hebble, Judi Gain a, Linda Wosamilltr, ROW 2: Geneva Patti chord, Sandy Snell, Linda Dadd, Linda Sami, Sandy McLain. NOT PICTURED: Jeanette McCorkle, Lo onne Nelson, Mary Weiti, Karen Brehm, Karan Turner, Joyce Millar, Don Gomell. NURSE ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: (below right} — ROW Anita Frcete, Eunice Wheeler, Linda Lon.git, Kathy Kelly. JoAnne Reid- ROW 2: Linda Re , Karen May, Judi Flaming, Thereto Pietrowiki, Darlene Adsit. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Nelda Gilliam, Janice Dent, Judy Dyer. PA ASSISTANTS? (lower left}: Bruce Lomatt. Steve Whitner, Dsn Cork rum, Dave Mao re. COMMERCIAL ASSISTANTS — ROW I: Pot Pruitt, Wondo Powers. ROW 2. Char¬ lotte Hermann, Glenda Blevins. NOT PIC ' T URED: Kothy Stapleton, GIRLS PE ASSISTANTS: (tap left] ROW |; Franc In Cruthirdi, Jams Enquist, Sandra Young- htrq. Joann Schatiel, Lynn Fitter, Judy Schulke. liana Kluehe, Helen Mo o. ROW 2; Linda Lanqii. Carol Clausen, Sally Dismn, Marilyn McKinney. Ann Krapfel. Patjy Pena, Sharyn Brown Hai I Widner, Pat Goodwin, NOT PICTURED: Ann Neliaft, GENERAL METALS ASSISTANTS (top right); Chuck Jackson, NOT PICTURED: Jim Carney, Ed HermufK Jim Jones. Dan Burroughs, John Linker, Darrel] Richardson, Gory Carlyle, Eddie Busch ini, Gory Colombo, Richard Dili Mike Johnson. TEACHER’S ASSISTANT: Carol Sornson. BOYS PE ASSISTANTS (obove| — ROW I: Duane Holm, Dale Anderion, Dan Russell, Lorry Robertson, Bab Kerfhage, Hank Sauer, ROW 2: Tom Qwaresmo, Ed Lowery, Louie Murray, Roy Biggs, GH McFadden. Dennis Mathews, Kevin Keller. NOT PICTURED: Deon Delavan, Frank Kelly, John Preston. John Ary, Larry Dutton. Milton Aldrich, Mike Orr, Phil Storrer, George Wright, Gib Brumback, Frank Monahan, Jim McGough, Jerry Niva. DEAN ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Delilah White, Pauline Kibler, Doreen ftuley, Susan Gortke, Kathy Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Helen Grieb, Paula Raiier. Karen Kibler, COUNSELING OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Marsha Fituimmons, Carol Goodwin, Down White. Janet Walker. Ruth MIndomonn. MIMEOGRAPHING ASSISTANTS: Marie MacDonald. Kothy Stapleton, Dorothy Cameron, Diane Newhall, Jacqueline Harper, Elloine Brooks, Susan Ohothi, Judy Shively, Carol Goodwin, Judi Fleming, Lup Coronado, Glenda Blevins. Susan Mele, Lau Ann Grit- fin. Carole Fields, NOT PICTURED: Charlotte Hermanns. Penny Ma ey. Marilyn McKinney. Vickie Colley. Pot Reeves. CAFETERA ASSISTANTS: Mary Cottle, Sill Reeves Shirley Brassard. AUDIO-VISUAL ASSISTANTS: Lorry Hardin. Frank Kelly Bob Martin. Bud Reisinger, Bob Silva. Virgil Head, Gordon Pitner, Gordon Sams. Virginia Mann, Mike Garvin. Cliff Buehler, Sylvia Lothrop. NOT PICTURED: David Wilkinson. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS — ROW k Ray Loythe, Glen Kemptan. Linda Brown, Ratty Reeves. Juanita Vickroy ROW 2: Foul Fairley. Bob Rodriguei, Honk Urvck, Irwin Jones. Mike Horter. NOT PICTURED: Gene Childers. Daren DeGrow. Dennis Gamer. Herb Horn, Mike Johnson. Burns McCauley. Bill Smith. WOODWORKING ASSISTANTS: Jim Margeson, Ed Hermsen, Eddie Samuel, Ron Potter. Mike Patti, Greg Ewerf, WOODWORKING (below, left): Leroy Jackson. Jim Edwards. Eugene Boatman. Roger Bradford, Gerald Claytor, Ben Cavalli, Marvin Me Pherson, Anselmo Coronado. WOODWORKING [below, right): Ed Hernuen, Jim Bishop. Darrell Richardson, Eddie Samuel, Gerald Hagler. PHYSICS ASSISTANTS: Judy Huntington, Linda Goetsch, Don Corkrgm, Donn Bury. CHEMISTRY ASSISTANTS: Dave Phelps, Kathy Leslie, Doug Thompson. John Lamrners, Mike Bowers, Sterling Drake, Nana Hildreth. II I 111 I ikk m SENIORS -— ROW f: John Ary and Don Whiteley. ROW 2: Lorry Arbini, Wilbur Rea, Sill Winters, Ken Scbollenberger. NOT PICTURED: Gory Colombo. Dan Burroughs, Gory Mc¬ Kinnon, Ed Busehini, Lorry Young, Richard Ciyhofd, Jim Bishop. JUNIORS — ROW I: Will Wagoner, Mite Bjerke, Alan Jones, Ron Reyburn, Brad Cameron. ROW 2: Scott McKay, Terry Bergevin. Dennis LippIneoH, Rich Bughr, Wes MorrlseHe. ROW 3: Don Anderson, Dave Houchin, Don Longgood, SOPHOMORES - ROW I: Hal Mason, Gary Stiller, Richard Ransom, Rick Alt, Rockey Isley, Van Parker, Gary Brown, Mike Maiuri. ROW 2: Dove Malden, Dale Hults, Clint Hoffman, Bill Band, John Shaver, Bruce Depping, Tim Buckley, Bob Knutson, Tom McDaniel. Orin Thomas. ROW 3: Harold Krummel, Bab Tate, Dale Smith, Tom Campbell Bill Reeves, Darrell Peters, Doug Smith, and Randy Parsons, NOT PICTURED: Don Koorney, FFA SWEETHEART HELEN GRIEB This past year has been a very active one for the Wa-HI FFA Chapter, The Chapter took third at Pacific Interna¬ tional Livestock Exposition In October, and also did well at other judging con¬ tests. A hayride took them to Hood Park at the mouth of the Snake River. In November, the group held their annual dance, ' DRUMSTICK DRAG at which Helen Grleb was crowned Chapter Sweetheart by President Eddie Buscnlm. In May, the Chapter sponsored the Jun¬ ior Rodeo. X OFFICERS ' Terry Bergevin, sentinel: Richard Ciyhold, secretary: Ed Buschini, president; Wes Morri- iette, vice president; John Ary, reporter: NOT PICTURED: Don Longgood, PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM: Bob Tate, Richard Czy. hold, Mark Gjerb, Bill Bond, Dave Maiden and Scott McKay. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM: John Ary, Don Bishop, Richard Ciyhold. Lorry Young, Scott McKoy k Rich Bughi, Terry Bergevin, Dave Maiden. PFA Swee+heort Helen Grieb crowned by Eddy Busch ini, Drumstick Drag, the annual FFA winter dance, was held November 27, 1963, with music provided by The Show¬ men. Changing lights and corn stalks decorated the room while a live turkey sat in his cage until Gory Brown become his owner. The crowning of the FFA Sweet¬ heart. Helen Grieb by President Eddy Buschini highlighted the evening. FFA Drumstick Drag 136 Julie Cromer, Prince Kerry and King Bill. Sadie Hawkins Girls League presented their annual Sadie Hawkins week followed by the dance held February 29th. Chosen as King Itch was Bill Cotter senior, and his prince Itches Dennis Bradsteet junior and Kerry Damon sophomore. Any stu¬ dent could vote by placing a penny on the man of their choice. The Sadie Hawkins week was a crazy one starting off with the licorice sale and continuing with tootsie roll pops, pickles and crazy tie day, fire kisses and crazy boot day Friday was the assembly and crazy hat day. ROW I: John Albert, Morey Andres, Donna Aycock, Lorena Benson, Sue Conaway, Don Corkrum, ROW 2: Carol Cory all, Vicki Cronor, Sandra Dunterman, Sandra Engeln, Susan Garske, Linda Goetsch. ROW 3; Carol Goodwin, Ardith Hodden, Esther Henderson, Nona Hildreth, Eleanor Howells, Commie Jensen, ROW 4 Phil Johnson, Steven Jones, Becky Kirk, Jock Kittle, Paul Lowell, Janet McCabe, ROW 5: Linda McElfoaney, Ola Marshall, Dovid Moore. Linda Nunn, Ron Olson, Ken Ord, ROW 6: Claudia Orluck, Vicki Patterson, Barbara Perry, Judy Peterson, Sharon Riley, Margaret Rempel, Betty Sanders, ROW 7: Phil Starrer, Bill Tomison, Lorry Uyeno, Janet Walker, Delilah White, Sharon Woiblet, Marilyn Zitterkopf. WW9 m ■■ 51k The National Honor ROW I: Chorlotte Benson, Loreno Benson, Mory 8eth Brooks, Pot Ron Olson, Terry Porker, Linda Raby, Nancy Reynolds, Bob Williams, Craig Lano Faris, Eric Johnson, Phil Johnson, ROW V Pot Oakland, QUILL AND SCROLL is a notional honorary society which recognizes students who have done outstanding work in high school publications. It is dedicated to pro mating high quality journalism. The Wo-HI chapter of Quill and Scroll draws its mem¬ bers from the staffs of the Journal ond Royal Blue. Eligible juniors and seniors must meet the scholastic re¬ quirements and be recommended by their advisor. As part of its regular program, the Wa-HI chapter this year sponsored the current events test, the spring Literary Issue of the Journal. Officers for 1963-64 were Ron Olson, president; Loreno Benson, vice-president; Nancy Reynolds, secretary-treas¬ urer : Mary Beth Brooks, historian; Pot Craig, dub council representative. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY with Miss Florence McGovern as advisor began the year with I 6 old mem¬ bers. On November 22, we honored 18 new members at the last tapping assembly held at Old Wa-Hi, First semester President Ken Ord presided at an Initiation which followed later in the cafeteria. With the new school there were also new NHS members as on March 20 In the new gymnasium 3 transfers, 8 seniors, and 28 juniors were topped. The National Honor Society was privileged to have the first of many banquets held in the new Commons Building on March 20 with second semester President Don Corkrum presiding at the initiation that fallowed. The total membership is now 73, the highest in the history of Wa-HI. NHS JUNIORS — ROW It Charlotte Benson, Sandi Kinney, Suzanne BEe singer, Jeon Edwards., Merry Burnette. Sue Frederlckson, PatH Long. Mary Kay Christiansen. ROW 2; Chris Martin, Verdie Beito, Anne KrapfeJ, Mary Alice Schmid, Billie Kay Simmons, Don Ferre!, Roger Brown. ROW 3: Marie Povlsh, Brian Roesch, Steve Di on, Joe Pgrmelee, Mike Christensen, Rusty Guinn, Mike Stevens. ROW 4: Nancy Phillips. Becky Norman, Bob Kerns, Dagmar Rais, Ann Me- Kenney, Eric Johnson, Brian Conrad. NOT PICTURED: Jim Smethurst. Society Journal Staff Mrs. Bailey Advisor Three of the Journal ' s editors ot work posting up a page for the printer. Left to right: Judy Tomlin¬ son, exchange editor; Phil Johnson, sports editor; and Marilyn Jones, picture editor. The business and advertising staff talks things over. Left to right: Terry Porker, artist; Eric Johnson, business manager; Charlotte Ben¬ son, artist; and Bob Seek, od sales¬ man. 140 The school year was one of change for the Wa-Hi Journal. An enlarged page size and the use of new feature techniques were among improvements which increased the paper ' s circulation. An industrious advertising staff sold more space to town merchants than ever before. The Journal staff, working unde r Mrs. Bailey, was talented and experienced. Many members were given the opportunity to attend special journalism conferences at the University of Washington. Improvements in news and feature writing were stressed as well as more interesting photography and better page make-up, A primary aim this year was to broaden Journal coverage; the staff attempted to present a greater variety in material geared to the interests of readers. The staff was especially proud of an acknowledgment from the Wall Street Journal of the paper’s work on the assassination of the President. The Journal ' s senior reporters and copy readers examine the Yoshlca camera purchased by the staff this year, Pat Oak¬ land demonstrates, while Nancy Reynolds, Ron Olson, Linda Raby, and Bob Williams look on. Journal typists Lupe Coronado ond Dorothy Cameron. The cub staff has supplied lots of good copy this year, ©athered around one of the tobies in the office are Russ Hays, Lynn Williams, Connie Slater. Ray Taylor, Diane Smith, Pot Schatiel. Marylyn Mayhew, and Jack Riehl. « . ' .I Yearbook Staff members attending the Columbia Basin Conference were Jackie Burnop, Sue Conaway, Pete Guyer, and Lo na Fans. Lower right: Dorothy Cuff, Mike Johnson. Dave Newhoose attended the yearbook workshop at the University of Washington. Lower left — ROW I: Linda Tabor, Debbie McDougall. ROW 2: Miss Gray, advisor, Carol Cross. Top: Lucile Benton, Dorothy Cuff. Jackie Bumop, Judi Fleming, Nikki Brown, NOT PICTURED: lieen Haws, Dixie Ripley, PHOTOGRAPHERS (left above}: Mike Anthony, Norman Dull, Dave Newhouse Walt Loevenstein. Above right: Terry Moore, Aubrey Cough- ey, Kathleen Freeman, Left: Dove Cablen+i, Pete Guyer, Sunny Cofvin, Corky Lee. BLUE MOUNTAIN TELEVIW31 BUR-BEE x BU R ROUG H$tFLOO R COVB CARNATION COMPANY College Loundr i Dry Cleanei COLLEGE PIA|E BINDERY COLUMBIA RURAL ELECT tJ CONTIhffl 5lt?0(rt Crescent Drua fiflW , y 4 ' Coyle Motor HJki v . 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WALLA WALLA FARMERS’ ' CO-OP INC. WALLA WALLA FED fVa SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Walla Walla Groin Grower!,fine. Walla Walla Mills, Inc; 4 i Wafla Walla Prowffb Co?j_ Wolla Walla P uqt ion Cr?dit Association Western Far m eJ Assn, White Bros C lnc WILTON ' S SHOE STCrI world y m travel service jfS F % _ INDEX Arthurs, Lou 49,105 Arthurs,Sue 49,105 Ary,John 20,104,132,134,135 Beaver, Brenda 49,113 Beck , Barbara 49,105 Beck,Ken 63,108 A FFA Reporter,ROTC Cadet Officer,PE Asst, Beck,Robert 49,120,140 Beck,Swannee 63,123 AbojIon,Jim 49,120 Atchison,Sandy 49 Beckham,Martho 75 Abbott,Linda 63,129 Atchison,Terry 63,106 Beeson,Debbie 63 Abbott,Loreno 49,129 Aver ill. Rich 63,81,96,108,118 Beito,Verdie 49,114,124, 1 38 Abenroth, Bonnie 49 Ayeock, Dan 49,109 Be lieu, Kenneth 13 Adams, Gory 49 Aycock, Donna 20,80,138 Bell,Jerry 2! Adsit, Darlene 49,132 International Relations Bell,Roger 63,85,107 Ahlera,Randy 63,85,109 Akehurst,Burt 20,80,120 Club,Leg. Asm. Bender,Jim 63,108 Bender,Merrikoy 49 WWHi-Y,Leg. Assembly, Ski ing B Benedict,Donna 63 Bene fie 1, David 49,108 Albers,Claudia 63,129 Bobbitt, Leroy 13,84,85,91 Benson,Charlotte 49,80,81,99, Albert,John 20,124,125,127, Bachtold,Jon 21 114,138,139,140 138 Boys ' Fed:. g Basebol 1 Benson, Larena 21,100,113,119, Band Pres.,Boys ' Fed Rep. Bahneman,Dennis 63,109 138,139,140 Notional Honor Society, Bailey,David 63,107 Journo! Editor,Thespians, All-State Band ailey,Laura 63 NH5,Quill and Scroll, Girls ' Alderman,Sheldon 49,120 Bailey,Mary 13,140 League Cab. Aldrich,Mi lion 20,111,132 Baird,Merrilee 63 Benton, Greg 63,109,110,111,128 Boys 1 Fed. Rep. Baker,Carol 49 Benton,Lucile 49,142 Alexander,Harvey 61 Baker,Cheryl 63,100 Benzel,Mertiz 63,128 A lien, Connie Lee 63 Baker,Cynthia 21,98,123 Be rgev in, Jane t 63,98,117 Allen,Dennis 49,104,106,107 Fu t ure Te ae hers, Dram a C1 ub, Bergevin,Kay Ann 49,114,118 Allen,Tom 20,90,92,111,118 Future Homemakers,Orchestra Bergevin,Ten-y 49,1 34,135 Key Club,Track,Wrestling, Pep Club Bergman,RoHand 63,109 LeHermen ' s Club,Boys ' Fed. Baker,Hilary 49 Bergman, Sharon 21,117,131 HR Rep. Baker,Ken 49,104,106 FHA A!lingtan,C!ydette 63,114,129 Baker, Nancy 49,105 Berne y, Don 13 Allison, Kay 20 Baker,Nick 63,81,109 Bemey, Ed 21,116,124 Minute Girl,Girls ' League Baker,Robert 49 Be me y, George 63 Rep. Baker,Ron 63,109 Berrigan , Dan 21 Alt,Ricky 63,107,134 Baldwin ,Mory 13 Best,Lorelle 64 Amen,Joanne 63 Bancroft, Ken 63,106,107 i eke 1, Undo 21,79,105,114 Anders,Craig 49,85,86 Banks,Car! 49,85,86,106 ASB Cabinet Cam. of Pub ., Andersen,Rodney 63,129 Banks,Lynn 21,81,84,85,86,89,104, S po mors, C res t Vic e -Pre s., Andersen,Ross 20 110,111,118 Leg. Asm, Anderson,Dole 20,90,132 ROTC Brigade Commander,Boys Bieloh, Francis 21 Wrest 1 ing Fed. V ice-Pres., Key Club 8ie!oh,Bill 13,94,96,111 Anderson,Dave 20,49,124,123 Pres., Footbo 11, Baseba 11 Bieloh,Fred 21 Band Student Conductor, Barber,Linda 49 Biersner,Roy 64,108,129 Sen ior C lass Pres., Leg . Asm . Barer,Burl 49,108,111,115 Bierwogen, Fred 64,80,107,121 Anderson,David 49,124,125 Barker,Pamela 21 Bierwagen,Gary 22 Anderson,Dee 63,124 Barker,Wando 49 Golf Team Anderson,Donald 49,134 Barkley,Gary 63,106 Biggs,Ray 22,84,85,86,90,104, Anderson, Donald 13 arkley,Lairy 63,85,108 108,132 Anderson, Grady 20,81,120 Barnett,Mary Ann 49,100 Fao tba 11, Wrest 1 i ng, T roc k, WW Hi-Y,Leg. Asm, Bams, Johnny Madhafters, Leftermen ' s Club Anderson,Jay 20 Bartholame,Ron 21 Binder,Doug 22,123,124 Anderson,Jim 41 Pep Club, FTA,HR Sec, Music, FT A Anderson,Kathleen 20,80,103, Bartlett,Alice 63 Bird,Jud! 50 114,123,132 Bartlett,Ray 63,85,107 Birkes, Sharon 19,22,80,113,124, Crest,Traffic Court Sec., Barton, Jan is 63 131 Jr,Class Sec.,Minute Girl, aslee,Tom 21 Minute Girl, Flags winger Girls ' League Cabinet Bateman,Andrea 49,114 Captain,Senior Class Treas , Anderson, Sandra 49,105 Bates,Fred 49,107 Leg. Asm., HR Vice-Pres. Anderson,Vicki 63 Bates,Nelda 49,98 Bishop,Donald 50,128,135 Anderson, Wei don 13 Bates,Orin 63 Bishop,Dorothy 64,99 Andres,Morey 20,80,82,83,89, Batt, Paula 49,114,126 Bishop,Jim 22,133,134 113,114,131,138 Batten,Dave 63,107 FFA Cheerl eoder, Homecom i ng Baxter,DeeAnn 49 Bjerk ,Mark 50,134,135 Qu een, S pan sars, C res t Baxter, Ken 63,109 Black,Robert 64,108 Angell,Ed 63,124,127 Beach,Judi 63,98,129 Blanchard,Bob 50,120,124,125, AngeII,Richard 49,109,118 Beamon,Dave 21 126 Ange rman, Ge ra Id i ne 13 Bean,Mary 21,114 Blanchard,Curtis 64,107 Anthony,Cecelia 63,80,124 Minute Girl,Band,Tennis Team, Blankenship,Nona 64 Anthony ,M ike 63,142 Royal Blue Staff, Pep Club Blessinger, Richard 64 Arbini,Larry 20,134 Beard, Dorothy 13 Blessinger, Suzanne 50,80,98, FFA Beard,Jim 63,108,120 106,138 Arbuckle,Becky 63,80,98,129 Season,Cathy 63,114 Blevins,Glenda 22,99,132 Arland, Gore Id 63,106 Beatty, John 49 Pep Club, FH A Arnold,Dave 20 Beatty,Foul 63 Blevins,Karen 64,98,117 Blevins,Wandta 50 Bloodies 64,81,106 Blom, Violo 64 Btomquist, Dove 64,108 Bloom ,Betty 18 Bloom, Jeff 50,80,81,120,121 Bloom,Kris 64,124 Bootmon, Eugene 50,133 Boaz , Albert 13 Bogle,Dick 64,124,127 Bogle,Lee 22,120 HR Pres ., WW Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms Bond,Bill 64,85,109,134,135 Bond,Bruce 64,106 Bond,Jock 22,121,124 Transfer, Band, Equities Hi-Y HR Vice-Pres, Bond,Susan 22,80,113,131 Transfer, Minute Girl, Poster Committee CKm. Boolen,Sherri 50,124 Bork, Dave 64,109 Boons,Lee 13 Bosehker, Wi Ibur 13 Boutz Jim 50 Bowers,Dean 64,107 Bowers, Fred 64,109 Bower ,Mary 65 Bowers,Mike 22,133 Bown, Mari lyn 50,114 Boyd,Linda 50 Bozarth, Glenda 22,99 Pep CI ub, Gi rIs 4 League Boz lee, Wi 11 iam 50,104,108, 128 Braden, Jere I 64,109 Bradford,John 64 Bradford,Pete 22,81,109 Track Brad ford, Rage r 50,133 Bradshaw,Ron 22 Brads treet, Dennis 50,81,90 120,137 Brads treet, Nancy 64 Brannon,Beverly 64,98 Branning, Ruth 18 Branscum, Bob 64,124 Bronson,Mary Beth 22,99,129 Pep Club,Choir,Sports Brassard,Shirley 50,133 Brazeal,Robert 50,107,108,121 Brehm,Karen 22,131 Brewer,Barbara 64 Brewer, Helen 14 Brewer,Nancy 99 Brickner, Rick 50 Briggs,James 64,108 Brixey,Karen 23 Pep Club Brock,Judy 23 Broders,Ann Louise 64 Brooks,EMane 23,132 Brooks,Mary Beth 23,123,139, 140 Assoc.Editor Wa-Hi Journal, FTA,JETS,Qui11 and Scroll Brosh, Sandra 64 Brown, Dare la 23 Office Asst. Brown,Gary M. 64,104,134 Brown,Gary R. 64,106,107 Brown,Linda 50,98,133 Brown,Marilyn 50 Brown,Nikki 50,142 Brown,Patricia 50 Brown,Robert 64,106 Brown,Rodney 50 Brown,Roger 50,1 38 Brown, Sharyn 64,132 Brown, Tom 23 Browne 11, S teve 64,85,96,106 Bruce, Lora 23 Wa-Hi Journal, GAA,Tennis Brueggemeier,Cor! 14 Brueggemeier,Pau1 23,81,128, 130 Leg,Asm. ,HR Officer,Choir Officer,Tennis,All State Choir Brumbcck,Gib 23,80,84,85,94 96,118,132 Foo tba11, Baskctbol I, Base - ball,Leg. Asm . ,Key Club Brush,Bonnie 50 Brutscher,Ronald 64,107 Bryant,Peggy 64,99 Buchanan,Bruce 50, 106,111,120 Buckhom,Brian 50 Buck fond,Roger 64,106 Buckley, Jim 50,106 Buckley Jim 64,106,107,134 Buck ngm, Beth 14 Buehler,Bonnie 23 International Relations Club Buehter,CI iff 23,80,133 HR Representative Buehler, Karl 64,109 Buerstatte,Fred 64,85,86,106, 118 Buerstotte,Jim 64,106 Bughi,Rich 50,80,134,135 Bunc e, George 64,109 Bunten, Georgia 23,117 Pe p Club,FHA,Leg. Asm,, Drama Club Burgess, Anne 64,80 Burke,Linda Lee 50 Burkhard t f C indy 60,81,105 Burley,Cherie 23,80,81 Minute Girl Burley,Sondi 64 Burnop, Jackie 23,142 Royal Blue Staff,Girls ' League ,Pep Club Burnette, Merry 50,98,114,118, 138 Burnham,Laura 60,99,113 Bu raker, Da le 50 Buraker,Rich 50,85,104,109 Barrel,John 64,107 Burroughs, Dan 23,132,134 Bury,Donn 24,133 New Student Committee Buschini,Edward 24,130,1 32,134 135 FFA Pres. Bynum,Joe Jr. 50,90 Bynum, Mari lyn 62,64,98 C C adman. Jack 65,107 Cain,Christie 65 Calhoon Jem 50,114 Cameron,Brad 50,134 Cameron,Dorothy 24,115,132,140 Campanel It, Richard 14 Campbell,Dave 24,111,120 WW Hi-Y,Boys ' Fed. Rep. Campbell,John 24,79,81,111, 119,122 Thesp I an$, Madha t te rs, Bo y s 1 Fed.,Leg. Asm. ,ASB Cabinet Commissioner of Justice Campbell,Terry 65,124 Campbe II Jam 65,109,134 Campbell, Will it 65, 107 Cannon, Marje 65 Cape 11, Roc e 65,104,107 Corel,Bill 50 Cargill, Barry 65 CargiIf,Gary 50 Carlyle,Douglas 50,107 Carlyle,Gary 24,132 Carney,James 46,132 Carter,Molly 65,113,124 Cossel l, Clarence 14,123 Castle,Mary 52,133 Castofdi, Judy 65,99 Cothey, Audrey 50,99 Catto,Lynda 50 Caughey,Aubrey 50,124,127,142 Cava 111, Ben 51,133 Chamberlain,Ardis 51 Chamberlain,Kyta 61 Chamberlain,Gary 51 Chandler,BiEl 24 Chapman ,M ike 51,106 Chenault,June 65 Childers,Bill 65,107 Childers,Gene 65,80,108,133 Christensen, Craig 65 ,108,118 Christensen,Garry 65,85,86, 96,107,118 Christensen,Larry 65,85,96,106 118 Christensen,Mike 51,48,120, 124.138 Christiansen,Mary Kay 51,113, 114.118.138 Clancy, Gail 51,81,105,113 Clark,Sharyl 65,128 Clark,Vicki 51 Clausen,Carol 132 Clay, Eva 14 Clayfor,Cheri 65,128 Clay tor, Gerald 51,133 Clements,Bob 51 Cline,Diana 65 C loherty, Suzann 24,113,116 Girls 1 League Cabinet,D£ Club,Minute Girl,Leg. Asm. Cobb,Linda 65 Coblentz,David 51,128,142 Coblentz,Lorry 24 Cochran Je rry 65,85,107 Coe, Jackie 48,51,113,118,129 Coe,Nancy 65,113 Coffey,Wilma 65 Cole,Sherra 24 Coleman,Eugene 75 Colina,Placida 51,99 Col ley, Camille 24 Colley,Vicki 24,132 Col I ins, Carol 65 Collins,Dennis 51 Collins,Ruby 51,128 Cal turn. Rich 51,115 Colombo,Gary 24,132,134 Colombo,SandS 65 Colvin, Lawrence 24,51,142 Colwell,Jennifer 51 Comer,Linda 51 Comaway,Sue 25,1M, 138, 42 Minute Girl,Royal Blue Staff, NHS, Foreign Student Club,Pep Club Conner, Mike 25,80,81,111 Football,Baseball,Leg. Asm. Boys ' Fed. Rep,,Class Vice- Pres, Conrad, Bev 51 Conrad, Brian 51,124,1 27,138 Con way, Frances 14 Cooper,Curtis 5) Cooper,Earnest 46 Cooper,Susan 65 Cope land,Tim 65,80,106,120 Cordiner, Sandy 25,9? Cork rum, Bob 51,111,115 Cork rum, Dan 25,81,111,118,131, 133 138 NNS,Public Address Announcer, International Relations Club, Madhotters ' Club Corkrum,Virginia 65 Gomel ison, Purdy 14 Gomel I, Undo 65,128 Coro nod o,Anselmo 51,133 Coronado, Lupe 25,132,140 Wa-Hi Journal Staff, Senior Rep. Coronado,Mary 65 Cortinas, Irma 51,117 Corye! I, Caro I 25,118,119,123, 126,138 Head Majorette,NHS,Girls ' Stat e Rep., FTA, International Relations Club Cotter,Bill 25,80,81,85,86,94 96,110,118,123,131,132 137 Footbo 11, Bosket bo 11, Traffic Court Justice,Leg. Asm. C our son, Ron 51,124,127 Cousins,Jim 65 Cox,Donna 25 Transfer, FHA, GAA Cox,Gary 25 Cox, John 51 Cox, Susan 65,98,118 Cox,Suzanne 65,98,129 Coyle,Lauro 51 Coyle, Zelma 18 Craig,Bill 25,124 Croig,Mike 51,90 Craig,Patrick 51,80,115,121 , 124,127,139,140 Cramer,Julie 25 105,112,137 Girls ' League Sec.,Sponsors, Girls ' League Cabinet Cramer,Tom 51,106 Cronor, Vicki 25,105,T14,138 Leg . Asm . ,NHS,Crest, Minute Girl, Sponsors It. Col f Crow ford, S te ve 51,85,95 Criss,Pam 51 Croker,Paul 65,107 Crosbie, Keith 14 Crosbie,Mark 25,123 FTA, Interna t ion a I Re la f ions Club Crosbie,Paul 51,118 Cross,Caro I 65,99,100,117,142 Cross,Evelyn 51,128 Cross,Joyce 26,116,117 FHA,Big Sister,Blue Striper, DE Club Crudup,John 26,80,90,92,111 118 Cruthirds,Francine 26,115,116 132 DE Club,PE Asst.,Big Sister Cuff, Dorothy 26,142 Girls ' League,Pep Club, Royal Blue Stoff,Transfer. Choir Cummins, Pear I 51 Cunningham, Gi Ibert 18 Cunnington, Lloyd 51,106 Cushman,Connie 51 Czyhold, Kathi 51 Czyhold,Rlchord 26,134 135 D Damon,Kerry 62,65,108,118, 137 Daniel,Helen 66 Daniel, Phi I 66 109 Dan I y, Eddie 66,109 Darrow, Jack 51 Doudt,Cheryl 66 Davis,Nancy 66,123 Davis,Ray 26 Davison, James 51.121 Dawes,Mike 51,85,86 Deon,LaRayne 51 DeGraw,Doran 26,133 DeGrow,Tim 51,107 De la van, Dean 26,120,132 WW Hl-Y Demaris,Mike 66,85,106,129 Demons,Stephen 26,66,81,85, 106,128,130 Demotts, Steve 26,109,121 Equites Hi-Y Chaplain, Rifle Team Dennis, John 14 Denison, Marcia 124,129 Dent,Janice 26,117,132 Chorus, Bow I ing, FHA Depping,Bruce 66,106,134 Pepping, Deanna 51 Derby, Gay nor 52,85,111,118 Derrick,CJwrght 26 Audio-Visual Club Design,Yvonne 66 DeVaney, Eddie 52 DeVoney,Rlck 26,104 Devine,Patricio 26 Dick,Jim 52 Dick,Jim 26,81,85,86,119,122 Thespians,Senior Play,Track, International Relations Club, ASB Constitution Rev. Com. Dickenson, Doris 18 Dickey,Terry 52,111 Dickey,Wayne 62,66,85,96,108, 118 Dietz,Bill 52,109 Dill, Kathleen 52 DMI,Mike 52 Dill,Richard 26,131,132 Dippel, Douglas 66,106,118 Dixon,Solly 26,105,113,114,131, 132 Sponsors,Crest,Girls ' League Cabinet Head D ixon, S te ve 52,81,111,120,121, 124,138 Dock ter, Jock 18 Dadd,Linda 52, 131 Dodds,Shorry 52,114 Donley,Dono!d K. 66,104,108 Don ley, Ken 52,104 Danner,Noney 52,81 Doug las,Mer la (Pinky) 61 Doug las,Merle 61 Dowty,Sharon 52 Doyle, Judy 52,129 Drake, Gene 107 Drake,Marian 66,129 Drake,Sterling 52,104,108,133 Drew,Sally 27, M3 Girls ' League Cabinet Drinkord,Bob 27,90,92 Wrestling,Leg. Asm. Rep., WW Hi-Y,Lettermen ' s Club Duede, Jerry 52 Duff,Bill 46 Duff, Judi 27,116 Leg. Asm., ASB Ticket Seller, DE Parliamentarion,Pep Club, Big Sister Duffy ,Susan 27,98 117,131 Pep Club, FHA, Girls ' League Dull,Mormon 66,108,142 Dunkelburg,Dove 52,107,108 Dynketburg,Gail 52 Dunterman,George 52,107,108 Dun term an, Sandro 27 138 NHS Dutton,Larry 27,120,132 Sasebo 11, WW Hi-Y Dyor,Jerry 66,109 Dye,Caro! 52 Dye,Mike 52,121 Dyer,Bill 27 Dyer,Judy 27,116,132 Pep Club, Girls ' Glee Club Dysart,Doug 27,111,123,124, 127 Leg. Asm.,Boys ' Fed.,Band, Dance Band,FTA Dysart,Kathy 66,124 E Eades,Bud 18 Eagle son, Lynne 52,105,11 3,114 118 Early,Dennis 66,120 Earnest,Sue 66 Eddy,Susan 66 Edington,J,R. 27,80,85,86,94, 106,108,111,118 Edwards,Jean 52,113,114,118, 138 Edwards,Jim 66,107,128,133 Ed wards, Roger 27 Ed wards, Sam 52 Ekstrom,BIII 66,80,106,128 Ekstrom, Russ 52 Ellenberger ,Mike 52,90 Eng, ha 66 Engdahl ,Jahn 66, 94,106 EngeIn,Sandra 27,113,138 NHS,Minute Girl, Girls ' League Enge In, Wi 1I icm 66,96,106,118 Englander,Wally 66,106,107,129 Enquist, Jon is 27,132 PE Assistant Entze,Dan 27,115 Entze,Steve 52 Erb,Carta 27 Pep Club, Girls ' Glee Club Erb,Chris 27,120 WW Hi-Y Erb,S uson 66 Erickson,Steve 52, Estes,Wesker 66 Everett,Mike 52 Ewert,Greg 28,133 Ewing, Julie 52 F Fa hr inger, Robert 14 Fairley, Poul 66,106,133 Fonshier, Susan 66 Far is, Lana 28,98,113,117,139, 142 Pep Club,Minute Girf,FHA, Co-editor Royal Blue,Quill and Scroll Farmer, Peggy 66 Farwell,Don 52 Farwell Ed 28 Faust ,Bi II 28,121 Equities HS-Y Faust i, Jod i 66,113 Feathers ton , Gera Id 28 Choir,ROTC Ferre I, Don 52,81,104,106,114, 138 Fetter,Jeff 66,104,107 Fiddes, Jeff 66,109 Fiedler,Wilma 28,128 Choir Fie Ids, Corole 28,117,132 Distributive Education Fields,Joy 66,107 Fie Ids, Larry 66 Figg i ns, Denn is 52,109 Figgins, Jackie Sue 28,113,116 Minute Girl,HR Pres., Distributive Ed Trees. Fine,Terry 66,85,111,106 Fisher,Lynn 52,132 Fisher,Norma 52,97,98 Fi tzs immans, Dolores 52 Fitzsimmons, Mors ha 28,113,131 Girls League Cabinet Asst,, Minute Girl Flothers,Michael 66,115 Fleek,Terrie 52,99 Fleenar,Alan 52 Fleiger, Eth iyn Rose 66 Fleming,Judi 28,132,142 Office Asst.,Royal Blue Staff Fleming Susie 67,129 Fletcher,John 67,85,107,111 Fletcher, Felix 14,84,85 Fletcher,Ken 28 Rifle Team Fogarty, James 52 Folsom,Christine 28 Fortney, Maurice 52,106 Faster, Barbara 61 Fouts, John 52,104,107,111 Fowler,Rickt 28,131 Fowler,Sandra 52 Fax,Bob 52,85,86,111,118 Frank, Dana 67,124 Fronk,Larry 67,108 Frank, Tom 67,107,129 Franzen,Susan 28,80,114,124, 125 Crest, Band, Leg, Asm. Fraizer,Katherine 67,118 Fraz ier, Kay 67,81,99,113 Frazier,Tom 46 Boys ' Fed. Federick, Jan 67 Federitkson,5ue 48,53,98,118, 129 Freebum, Bob 28,123 Future Teachers of America Freeman,Kathleen 29,142 Royal Blue Staff French,Nicky 67 Friedman, S teve 29,81,111, 124 Leg. Asm ., Boys ' Fed. Rep,, Band,Student Court Pros. Attorney,Leg. Asm. Pres. Pro tem Fnsby,Sammie 67,108 Fraese, Anita 67,80,114,132 Frost,Dan 53,90 Fry,Julie 53 Fuentes,Jackie 67,80,99,128 Fuglestad,Steiner FuHer,Barbara 67 Fuller,Judy 67,98 Fulton,Chuck 53 FuIton, Jack 53 Punches,Joe 67 Funk,Duane 29,129 Choir,Transfers HR Pres , Glee Club, Journal ism Funk,Tony 53 Furgason, Susan 29,1 14 Transfer Furrow, David 53,85 G Gabriel son, Howard 67,107 Gaddis,Mischelle 67,100,113 Gaddy,Jack 67,90,106 Gaine,Judi 53,131 Ganguet,Jackie 53,80,81,105 Gardner,Valerie 29,67,98 Garcia, Frances 53 Garland,Velma 29,131 Principal Office Asst. Garmire,Suzonne 53 Garner,Chuck 67,124 Gamer,Dennis 53,104,106,133 Garrett, Patsy 29 Garske, Susan 29,79,81,105,114 138 NHS,ASB Commissioner of Pol icy,Crest,Sponsors, Girls League Cabinet Garver,Carl 67 Gorver, Sandra 68 Garvin,Mick 68,107,133 Gates, Dorothy 18 Gatewood, Pou I 53,94,96,110, 111,118,131,132 Gatzke, Annette 46 Gehr,Becky 68,99,114,128 Gehring,Linda 129 Gehrke, Roger 53,111 Gerord,Peggy 53,98 Gentry,Albert S. F.C . 14,104 Gentry,Dennis 53 George, Ph i I 68,109 Gibb,Jessie 53,128 Gibson,Karen 29,117,119 Thespians, Homemakers of Tomorrow,Girls ' League Cabinet Asst., FHA Gifford, Volerie 68,117 Gilcher,Marcia 68,98 Gilliam,Nelda 53,132 Gilliam,Sandra 53 Gtlman,Clyde 68,109 Gilman,Susan 53,113 Glossley,Robert 43,104,107 Goode,Sandra 68 Goetsch, Li nda 29,80,113,119, 122.133.138 NH S, Thespians, Internationa I Relations Club,Pep Club, Girls ' League Rep. Goff,Sheri 68,98 Goodman,Gordon 53,128 Goodman, Jerry 29,111,116 Boys ' Fed. Rep. Goodman, Virgil 15 Good rich. Bob 68 Goodwin,Carol 19,29,105,113, 131,132,138 Sponsors, Girls 1 League Cabinet Heod, Minute Girl, NHS Goodwin,Mike 68,106 Goodwin,Patricio 29,80,100, 129,132 Choir, Leg Asm . Gosneli,Danny 68,115,131 Gosney, Beryl 53,104,109 Gossett,Gene 29 Goucher, Jim 53 Grabinski,Stan 68,108 GrodwohI,Bobbie 29 Sequin School Asst. Graham,Carla 68,98 Grange,Bob 68,107 Grass!,Sandy 68 Graves, Mo rk 68,120,124 Gray,Richard 53,104,107,109, 111 Gray, Ruth 15 Green,Patti 68,99,113,129 Greiner,Bill 68,107 Gregory,Dan 68,106,124 Grieb,Helen 29,82,83,114,130. 134 Cheerleader, FFA Sweetheart, Songleoder,Crest,Mlnute Girl Griffin, Lou Ann 30,116,132 Distributive Education Club Griffith,Mary 53 G roe tsema, Mari Iyn 53 Grosgebauer,Cathie 68 Gross,Modelyn 68,114 Guel, Alfonso 53 Guinn,RusseII 53,104 r 107,108, 138 GuIs inger, Terry 68 Gu Is tine. Lei and 68,96,106,118 Gustafson, Larry 53 Gustin,Lanny 68,106 Guthridge,Betty 29,113,123 Minute Girl,HR Vice-Pres., HR Sec ,-Treas. Guyer,Peter 68,108,142 H Haose, Albert 15 Haase, Judy 53,99 Hadden, Ard i th 29,119,122,123, 128.130.138 Thespians ,Choir, FT A, NHS Hadden,Rick 68,81,109 Hadley,Donna 68,129 Hagedorn,Carole 53 Hogler, Gerald 53,115,133 Hahner,Stephen 62,66,109 H aken, Duane 30,132 Hat I, Diana 30 Hall,Kathy 68,99,114 Hamrick,Rick 53,118,124,127 Han ford, Rennie 53,113 Hanson,Frank I in (Pere) 12,81 Hanson, Karen 68,99,113,118 Hanson,Ted 53,106,107 Hapner,Carol 68 Hare, Lindsoy 53,85,86 Harbors,Linda 68 Hardin, Larry 30,133 Hardin,Lynne 68,118 Hargett,Terry 68,107 Harmon,Denny 68,80,85, 96,106 111,118 Harmon, ion 30,97,98,113 Minute Girl, Leg. Asm,, Pep Club Historian Hormon, Ray 15,121 Harold,Janet 53,124 Harper,Jacqueline 30,132 Harris, Anne 53,114 Harris,Cheryl 53 Harris,Jane 53,1 26 Harrison ,Jim 68,106 Harstad,Denerd 30,81,90,118 Student Court,Wrestling, Key Club,letfeimen ' s Club Harstad,Merwin 53,90,91,118 Harter,Michael 54,106,133 Hart, Paul 53 Hartley,John 6B, 109,111 Hartley, Linda 68,128 Harvey,Vesta 68,98 Hastings,Janice 30,112,114,126 Majorette, Crest, Girls League Treas.,HR Pres, and Sec. Hatley,Richard 54,124,127 Hawkins,Bruce 54,80,1!20 Hawk ins, De Wayne 68,109 Hawk ins, Toni 75 Hawman,Chuck 68,109 Haws,David 68,108,115 Haws,lleen 54,99,142 Hayes,Brady 54,106 Hayes,Jerry 54,80,81,120,121 Hayes,Phil 68 Hays,Barbara 68,99,129 Hays,Howard 54,107 Hays,Mike 54,107,111,115 Hays,Nancy 30,99 Hays,Patty 54,142 Hays,Russell 68,96,107,140 Head,Virgil 109 Heath,Tom 54,107 Hebble,Claudia 54,131 Hebble,Penny 68,114 Heilbrun,Henry 69 Heimbigner, Jake 18 Henderson,Carol 18 Henderson,Esther 30,138 National Honor Society Henderson, Gary 54,110,111 Hensley,Judy 30,113 Minute Girl He re ford, Sue 69,99 Hermann, Charlotte 132 Hermes, Rodney 15 Hermsen ,Ed 46,132,133 Herrmann,Jim 69,107 Hess,Lee 69,96,109 Hibbard,Cynthia 54,114,128 Hickman,Anne 69,114 Hickman,Bobbie Jean 69 Hildreth,Nona 30,133,138 Hill,Steve 54 HilIman,Carmen 69 Hinchcliffe,Kay 69,99 Hoare,Su 2 ie 31,80,105,128 Sponsors,Senior Play (pro¬ duction), Pep Club,Choir, Leg. Asm. Hobkirk,Bill 31 H oerner, Gale 69,108,120,128 Hof,C[audio 54 Hofer, John 19,46,85,86,123, 129 Football, FTA,Senior Class Vtce Pres. Hoff,Beverly 31,129 Leg. Asm.,Pep Club,Choir, Girls 1 Glee Club Hoffman,Clint 69,106,134 Hoffman, Dole 54,94,118 Hoffman,Shirley 54,117 Hoi land, Robert 69,104,107 Holloway,Cheryl 54 Holmes, Dave 54,80,85 Holmquist, Gunner 54 Holmquist, Kirk 31,129 Baseball,Sadie Howkins Asm, Holmquist,WiIma 69,113 Hope,Dick 54 Hopey,Linda 69 Hopkins,Linda 54 Happen, Wayne 31,124 Band Hopper,Ricki 69 Horn,Herbie 69,85,90,104,107, 133 Houchin,David 54,134,135 Houk,Terry 31,113 International Relations Club Girls ' League Cabinet Asst., Drama Club,A5B Committee House, Nancy 54 Howard,Connie 54,128 Howard, Heather 31,99,113,129 Howard, Joanne 54 Howard, Wi II iam 69,124 Howe I Is, Ada 15 Howe I Is, EI eanor 31,80,113,118. 119,138 NH S, Thespians, Internationa I Relations Club,Leg. Asm., Choir How land, Sharon 69 Huff,Kenneth 31,106,108,111, 116 Madha tters Buffman,Mono 69 Huggins,LoweII 54,124 HuII,Phyllis 54,119 Hulse,Dale 69,106,134,135 Hulser,Helen 54,131 Hults,Solly 31 Hunt,Gayle 69 Hunt,James 46 Hunt,Jerry 69,109 Huntington,Judy 31,97,98,100, 114,119,122,123,133 Crest, Thespians, Pep CI ub Pres., FTA,Tennis Team Huss,Chris 54,111,115,121 Hussey, Kip 54, U 1 Hutchins, Nora lea 69,117 Hutchins,Stan 54 H uwe, Jonis 69,98,113 I Iben,Carolyn 31,129,130 Choir,Girls ' LeagueCab. Ingstad, Rhode 31,124 Irby,Carolyn 54,113,118,124, 125 Isitt, Gory 54,80,104,109 Is ley, Rockey 69,90,106,134 J Jackson,Chuck 31,116,132 Jackson,Doug 54,106 Jackson,Edwin 61,124 Jackson,Judy 69,81,100 Jackson,Leroy 54,80,124,133 Jackson,Sue 54,81,105,114 Jacky,Dennis 69,106 Jocky,Steve 31,111 Track, Madbatters, Boys ' Fed. Rep,,Leg. Asm. Jaeke!,Mike 46,81 Boys ' Fed. Rep. Jo ffe ,Bob 32 Boys ' Fed. Rep. ,HR Officer, Track, Gal f Jamison,John 69,106,118 Je fferis, Jenn i fer 54,80,114, 126,131 Jensen,Commie 32,80,138 NH5, Leg. Asm. Rep. Jensen,Cherie 69,81,117 Jensen, Kothie 69,118 Jensen,Tom 69,108,120 Jewel l, Gary 54,80,95 Job,Paula 69,124 Johnson, Bob 69,124 Johnson, David 69,108 Johnson,Donna Marie 54,128 Johnson, Duane 32,115 Johnson,Eric 48,54,80,90,120, 138.139.140 Johnson,Frances 32,80,81,116 Transfer: Leg. Asm . Rep., DE Club Pres. Johnson, Gary D. 54 Johnson,Gary Gene 54 John son, Johnny Johnson,Mike 54,104,107,142 Johnson,Mike 32,132,133 Johnson, Phi I 32,78,84,85,86, 89.95.118.138.139.140 NHS, Quill and ScrolI,Student Body Pres,, Footba 11, Basketball Jones, AI len 54,1 34,135 Jones, Arthur 12 Jones,Avis Jo 69,99 Jones,Irwin 32,133 Jones,Jim 32,115,132 Jones,Marilyn 54,129,140 Jones,Richard 69,106 Jones,Steven 32,138 National Honor Society Jones,Susan 69,99,114 Jordon,Mike 54,106 Jorgensen, Betty 69 Jorgensen, J err 54 Jovanovic,Chris 54 Jutz,Jerilyn 54 K K onto la, Ed word 15 Kantala, Jeon 32 Kauffman,Roger 54 Keiler,Kevin 32,80 118 120, 132 Madhatters,Leg Asm Keiler, Fritz 69,104,106,108, 96 K e ith, G ea rge 69,108 Ketlar, Von 69,104,108,111 Kelly,Carmen 32 Kelly,Frank 32,115,132,133 Kelly,Kathy 69,98,132 Kelty,Linda 54 Kelty,Parleen 69 Kempton, Francis Kempton, G len 55,133 K «fi t, Gordon 16,84,85 Kerns, Bob 118,136,55 Kerns,Jim 18 Keyes, Nancy 55,81,105,114 Keyes, Susan 69,100 Kib!er,Emily 69,113 KlbSer, Karen 19,32,113,114, 132 Girls ' League Cabinet,Crest Kibier,Les 55,81,86,95,118 Kibler, Pay line 55,113,114,117, 132 King,Jim 33,69,107 King,Judy 80,82,83,131 Cheerleader,Minute Girl Kinney, Judith Ann 55,99,118, 129 Kinney,Sandi 55,99,113,114, 338 Kins father. Bet Te 62,69,100 Kinsfather, Korea 69 K Ins father, Marcene 69 KInsinger,Greg 70,106,107 Kinder, Sharon 15,97 Kinter,Juflene 70 Kinter,Shirley 70,99 Kirk,Becky 33,81 105,113,114, 138 Crest Club Council Rep., Junior Class Vice-Pres , NHS,5ponsars Sgt.,Girls’ League Cabinet Asst K i rk, Ro 11 i n 55,109,129,130 Kfrkman, Elizabeth 15 Kirkpatrick,Undo 33 Pep Club,Girls 1 Glee Club, FTA Kittle,Jack 33,111,138 National Honor Society K lassen, Ga ry 33,80,85,86,118, 128 Key Club,Football,Leg Asm Rep , Soys 1 Fed. Rep Klavano,Johh 33,80 Leg. Assembly Kleinknecht,Joniee 55 Klitike, Kathy 70,81,129 Klitzke,Mike 33,124,129 Band,Cho ir Kluebe,Lianna 55,99,113,117, 123,129,132 Kness,Linda 55 Knight,Paul 33 Knott,Greg 55,121 Knowles, Jerry 55 Knudson ,Ron 55 Knutson,Bob 70,109,134 Knutson, Jean ie 70 Knutson, Liane 33 Koch,Gretchen 55,81,114 Kofbury ,Gretchen 129 Koch,Mary 15 Konrad, John 55 Koan,Dole 55 KoorenyyDon 70,107,134 Korfhage,BiII 70,107,109,111, 128 Korfhcge, Bob 33,107,111,132 ROTC {Capt ),Madhatters, Track Kotsok!s,Ted 70 107 Kramer,Sherry 70 Kramiich,Morion 70,98 KrapFei,Anne 55,100,113,114, 118,119,132,138 Kremer,Donald 15,96 Kropf,Worren 33 KrummeI,Harold 70,129,134 Krzycki, Lavern 55,106,108 Kuehl,John hA $g t, 15 Kuehl,Margaret 70,98 Kusler, Duane 16 Kuzens, Alan 33 L Lake ,Mike 70,85,107 Lamb,Don. 55 Lamb,Patty 33,80,131 Leg Asm. Lammers,John 33,133 Lamatt, Bruce 70,81,118,124, 131 Lamatt, James 16 London!,Luanne 15,55,81,113, 118 Londoni ,Ruth 70,129 londt,Lucia 70 Lane,Sandy 70 Lang is, Linda 34,116,132 Librarian,DE Club Larsen, Lanny 55,8] ,83,90,91 , 111,118 La rsen, L inda 34,113,118,128, 130 International Relations Club Girls’ League Cabinet Head, At I-State Choir, Girls 1 State Rep ,Tennis Team Larsen, Russell 16 Lathrop, George 70 Lafhrop, Sylvia 55,115,133 Layfer,Richard 70,106 Laurent,Lisa 70 Laursen,Carol 55 Lawrence,Lindsey 55,98 Lawson,Lara Lee 55,124 Lay the, Ray 55,106,133 Ledbetter,Betty 70 Ledbetter, Glen 12 Ledford,Dennis 70,108 Lee,Corky 70,104,142 Lees, Greg 55 Leisle,Jerry 70,104,109,111 Lenhart,John 55 Leonard!,Anita 55 Lepaine,Dennis 55 Lepiane,Katherine 99 LeRoy,Ronald 55 Leslie,Curt Is 70,85,120,124 Leslie, K at hi 34,113,123 124, 133 FTA,Girls ' League Cabinet Asst ,Chrm, Christmas Asm Chemistry Asst f Band Sgt. Lethenstram,Peter 34,81,116, 118 Cheerleader, Key Club, Leg Asm , Football Lewis,Elise 34,129 Llebmonn,Patti 55 Lievsay, Dorothy 55 Light, Maurice 16 Light foot, Rick 70,107 Lindsay,Tim Lindsey,Mary Ellen 70 Linker,John 34,132 Welding Asst Lipplncott,Dennis 55,106,134 Little, Agnes 16 Litzenberger,Ken 61 Livengood,Pot 34,113,114 Crest Treas , Girls’ League Cab!net,Pep Club Loevenstein,Walt 70,104,106, 142 Loiseau,Lee 34 WW Hi-y Long,Don 34,104,119,122,133 ROTC Thespians,Tennis, Drama Club,Drill Team Long,Ernie 55,61,85 108,120 Long,Judy 34,80,126 Sponsors, Flagswinger, Girls ' League Cabinet Asst.,Girls ' League Rep., Traffic Court Justice Long,Patti 48,55 113,114,118, 119,138 Long,Stanley 55 Longgood,Don 55,134,135 Lonneker,Jim 55,80,81 Love I ess, Susan 55 Low, jerry 75 Low,Tylene 46 Lowell,Paul 34,118,121,133 International Relations Club Equites H!-Y,NHS Lowery,Ed 34,81,132 Leg Asm. Lundeby, Fame la 55 Lusk,Ron 55,106 Lutes,Linda 70,99 Lynn, Jeff 70,124 Lynn,Virginia 56,131 Lyon,Babie Jean 70,129 Lyons,Rusty 56,111 M Mac Dona Id, Marie 34,116,132 Mackey ,BiMy 56,115 Mackey,Larry 70 Mack Innon, Lockie 56,106 Madden ,Thomas Major 16, 118 Maddess,Ralph 56 Mod!son,Eorl 61,70 Maestretti, George 34 Moffei Ann 56,117 Mahar,Lee Anne 56 Mo iden, Dave 70,107,109,134,135 Maiuri,Mike 70,106,134 Malcolm,Mike 34,85,86,89,95,96 110,118 Foo fba 11, Basketba t , Bays ' Fed, Pres,, Boys ' State, Key Club Manley, La Donna 56 Mann, Rosemary 70 Mann,Virginia 56,116,133 Manning,Barry 56 Mans Fie Id, Jon 56,107 March,Linda 70,113 Marchbanks,Marve 16,84,85 Margeson, James 70,35,106,133 Marks,Kevin 70,107,120 Marks,Stan 56 Marshall,Ola 35,123,138 FTA,NH$ Martin,,Bob 35,115,133 Martin,Chris 35,86,118,138 Martin,Jane 48,56,105 Martin,Tina Marie 56 Martin,Terry 56,131 Martinez,Alicia 56 Mason,Hal 70,31,108,134 Mathews,Dennis 35,132 Mathews, Suzanne 19,35,80,105, 113 Sponsors Sgt. Major,Girls League Cabinet Head,Senior Class Officer,Minute Girl, Leg. Asm Mat hews, Parma 56 Maxey, Penney 35,132 Mimeographing Asst. Maxon,John 35,123,124 FT A Maxwell,Melanie 56 May, Karen 56,98 Moyer, Frank 61 Mayer, Judy 70 May hew,Mary tyn 70,140 Me Bath, Rosanna 35 Pep Club Me Bride, Marilyn 56,100 McBride, Charles 16 McCabe, Donna 56,81,128 McCaig,Peggy 56 McCabe,Janet 35,81,129,138 NHS Sec ., Leg, Asm., Minute Girl,Choir,Pep Club McCauley,Burna 70,133 McCauley, Dale 70,106 MeClory,Leonard 70,107,111 McClure,Jack 56,120 McCorkle, Wit tiam 16,120 McCorkle,Jeanette 56,131 McCormmack, Caro I 56,114,11? McCormack,Dennis 70 McCracken,Dan 56 McDaniel,Tom 70,107,134 McDonald,Jay 61 Me Dona Id, Mike 70,85,106 McDonald,Ruth 4,16 McDougall,Debbi 70,142 McDowell, John 56,120,121 McDowell,Ted 35,80 Leg. Asm. McEchen Patricia 56 McElhoney, Linda 35,80,122,123 119,138 Thespians, NHS, FTA,Senior Play Prompter McFadden, GiI 35,85,86,90,91, 111,123,132 Boys 1 Fed. Rep., Football, Wrestling,FTA,Lettermen ' s Club McFarland, Janice 56 McFarland,Joe 46 Me Farley, Jack 70,109 Me G loth I in, Jon 70,108 Me Gough, Jim 35,118,132 Key Club,Boys ' Fed. Rep., Leg . Asm , Rep., Basebal 1, Sophomore C lass Vice -Pres. M c Gove m, Floren c e 16 Me In tosh, Arthur 70 McKay, James 17 McKay,Scott 56,134,135 McKenney,Ann 56,118,138 McKenney,Susan 70,99,100 McKiMip,Bill 70,108,120 Me Kinney, Marilyn 35,132 PE Asst. McKinnon, Gary 35,134 McKnight,8l!l 56,90,121 Me Knight,Scott 70,85,86,109 McLain,Sandra 36 McManus,Linda 36,116,131 DE Club Pres.,Snow Bunny, Girls ' League Cabinet Asst, McMul!in,Betfy 71 McPerson,Marvin 71,106,133 Meese,Zandra 56 MeesIs, J im 51,71,109 Meiners,Mike 71,109 Melby,Michael 71,107,109 Mele,Steve 71,106 Mele, Susan 36,131,132 Merk le, Mi ke 36,80,81,116,118 Key Club,Boys ' Fed., Leg. Assembly MerryField,Patricia 56 Meyer,Herbert 71,107 Meyers,Bill 56,111 Michaelsen,Gretchen 56 Middleton, James 71,109 Mikesel I,Sandra 71 Miller,Alecia 36 Miller,Barbara 36,117,129 FHA, FTA,Choir,Girls 1 Glee Miller,Dave 36 Mi Her, Diana 56 Miller,Gary 56 Miller,Jim 36,85,86,108,110, 111,118,123 Footbal I, Key C lub Treas., Boys ' Fed. Sec., Baseball, Military Captain Miller,Joyce 71,131 Miller, Karen 71,132 Miller,Nancy 71,98 Mi Her, Pauline 56 Miller,Rusty 71,107 Mills,Enid 71,99,114 Mi! Is,Mari lyn 36,80,83,89,116 Yell Squad Queen,DE Club, Miss Merry Xmas,Homecoming Princess,Junior Prom Princess Mindemann,Don 56,104,107,111 Mtndemann, Ruth 36,131 Minkler,Steve 71,109 Mrnnick,Laura 71 Minzghor,Diane 7 1 Mitchell,David 36,80 Leg. Asm,,Rifle Team,JETS Mitchell,Glen 36,123,124,127 FTA,Concert Band,Dance Band, JETS Mobley,Don 71,108,121 Mock,Stan 56 Modine,Ann 71,100,124 Mohr,Opal Ann 71,80,99,114, 129 Mohr land,Mark 56,106 Monahan, I na 16,112 Monahan,Frank 36,85,86,90,91, 92,120,132 Football, Wrest ling, Leg. Asm. WW Hi-Y,Lettermen ' s Club Monroe,Dave 71,106 Montgomery, Karo teen 36,1 17, 123 FHA Treas., FTA Charter Member, Girls League Moore,David 36,90,91,111,131, 138 Wrestling, Track, NHS,P. A. Announcer,Madhatters Moore,Robert 34,115 Moore, Terry 57,106,142 Moose, She I i 71 Morgan,Fred 37 Morgan, James 37 Mark, Nancy 57 Mono, Helen 57,113,132 Mono, Lynn Moro,Marjorie 71 Morris,Shan 71 Monrisette,Wes 57,134,135 Morrison,Greg 57,118 Morrow, Ben 71,108 Morrow,Duke 57,109 Morse,Richard 57,104,106,111, 81,118 Mortier, Julie 57 Moser, Edwin 16 Moss,Judy 57 Maw,Sandro 57,99 Mullicgn,Sharon 57 M undt, Rodger 57,106,115 Mundy, Mari lyn 37,1 12,114 American Field Service Ex. Student,Girls 1 League Vice- Pres., C re s t, Sponsors, C l ass Officer Munroe. Gory 57 Murray, Louie 37,110,11 1,118, 132 Key Club,Lettermen ' s Club, Modhatters ' Pres., PE Asst. Murray, Pome la 57,81,105 Myers, Betty 18 Myers,Haroid 57,107,109,121, 124 Myers, Jane 37,105,113,114 Sponsors, Crest, Girls ' League Cabinet Asst. , Minute Girl,Jr. Gloss Girls League Rep. Myers, Robb in 71 Myrick,Gene 61 N Naimy,Bruce 57,104,106 Namatovui,Regina 37 Noth,V1ki 71 Neel, John 57,124 Neher,Richard 17,84,85,90 Ne Ison, An n 57,100,117,1 32 Nelson,Beverly 57 Nelson,Chuck 37,90,120 Wrestling,HR Pres. ,ED Hi-Y Nelson,Clark 17 Ne Ison, Lavonne 71,131 Nelson,Mike 71,85,104,106,120, 90,91 Nerland,Dlone 71 NestebyClifford 46 Newburn,Cathy 71 Newbury,Keith 57,124 Newcomb, Janice 37,117,123 FHA Newhall,Diane 57,132 Newhouse, David 37,142 Football Mgr♦,Basketball, Mgr., Raya I Slue Staff,Choir HM5 Pi no fore New house, Phi I 71,107 New ton, Mike 37 Nichols,Larry 57,111,120,12!, 124 Nichols,Marilyn 37,131 Nichols,Maxine 71 Niemeyer, James 57,81,111,119, 124 Niemi,David 57 Nienhueser, Lorry 37 Boys ' Federation Niva,Bill 57 Niva,Jerry 37,132 WW Ki-Y,Basketball, Baseball Noah,DeeLynn 37 Norman, Phy I1 is 57,113,114,118, 138 Norton,Tom 57 Nunn,Linda 38,105,113,114,138 Crest Pres. ,NHS,Sponsors, International Relations Club Girts League Cabinet Head O Oak Iund,Pat 38,98,105,114,139, 140 Sponsors,Crest,Pep Club Treas. Wa-Hi Journal Rep. O ' Brien,Karen 71,113 O ' Conner, Robyn 71,99,113 Odell,Rebecca 57 Odell,William 71,107 Oestreich,Royann 38,80,113 Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Leg, Asm .,Crest,HR Officer, Minute Girl Ohashi,Susan 38,132 Oldridge,Larry 38,80,111 Traffic Court,Boys Fed Rep., Baseball Oliver,Jan 38 Olsen,Conrad 57,107 Olsen,Jennie 71,129 Olsen,Julie 38,123 Olson,Dorothy 57 Olson,Richard 61 Olson,Ronald 38 f 61,118,119, 124,138,139,140 Thespians, Bond, Internet tonal Relations Club,Quill and Scroll, NHS Ord,Ken 38,81,111,118,119,122, 138 NHS Pres ,Thespians, Inter¬ national Relations Club, Leg Asm., Senior P lay Orluck,Claudia 33,138 Minute Gir!,VFW Speech Con test, NHS O ' Rourke,Kathi 71 Orr, Michael 38,85,86,95,132 Baseball Mgr ,Football Mgr. Basketball Mgr. ,Lettermen s Club,PE Asst. O rton, Sharon 57,114,118,124 Osborne,AImeda 57,117 Osborne, Mary 71,99 Ouderkirk,Gretchen 57 Overman,David 38 Owsley,Marie 38,81,123 Leg ■ Asm . ,AS8 Blue Book Revision Committee P Page,Ronald 57 Pa llis,Bi II 46 Palmer,Diane 38,80,114,123, 126,131 FTA, Crest, Majorette, Minute Girt Palumbo,Dwayne 57 Palumbo,WiIIiam 71,109 Parker,Richard 57 Parker,Rita 38,99 Pep Cfub,DE C!ub,DE Scrap¬ book Parker,Terry 38,79,109,111, 119,122,124,139,140 Thespians Commissioner of Ac t Ivi t ies, Madhatters, Wa -H i Journal Staff Artist,Quilt and Scroll Parker, Van 71,106,134 Parker, Virginia 71 Parkins,Patricia 61 Parkins,Terry 57 Parme lee, Joe 57,124,138 Parsons, Don 71,107,134 Parsons, Joyce 57 Patterson, Ann 39 Patterson,Barbara 71 Patterson,Charles 117,119,122 Patterson,Georgene (DeeDee) 71,88,113,129,62 Patterson,Vicki 39,79,81,89, 105.114.123.129.138 ASB Sec ,Sponsors Captain, NHS,Crest,Homecoming Royalty Patzkowski,Jim 46,57 Paul,Tom 57,107 Ravish,Marie 57,118,1 38 Peck,Roger 71,104,109 Pell, Leroy 17,119 Pena,Patsy 71,100,132 Pena, Peggy 39,80,81,1 28 Choir,Leg. Asm.,Scribe Penland,Steve 71,106 Penney,Beverly 57 Pepin,Terry 71 Perkins, Judy 71 Perry,Barbara 39,79,126,130 NHS, A SB Cabinet, ASB Treas. Perry,Christy 71,114 Perry,Lynn 57,118 Perry,Steve 71,85,86,62,106, 118 Peters, Darrel I 71,107,134 Peterman,Linda 71,81 Petersen,Greg 57 Peterson,Dennis 57 Peterson,Jim 57 Peterson,John E 57 Peterson,John P 57,85,86,111, 118,121 Peterson,Judi 39,80,81,119,122, 123.138 Thespians,NHS,Leg Assm. Peterson,Mary 71 Peterson,Myrna 71,80,99 Pettichord, Geneva 57,117,131 Phelps,Dave 39,133 Junior Engineering Techm- cal Society Phelps,Suzanne 46 Phillips,Nancy 57,80,81,48, 98,105,114,119,138 Phinney,Shirley 71,124 Pierce,Sandi 58,117 Pierce,Larry 72,81,96,107 Pietrowski, Theresa 39,98,132 Pep Club Pi per. Bill 58 Piper,David 72 Pi tner, Dave Pitner,Gordon 58,115,133 Plaquet,Carolyn 58,114 Ploth,Ranald 39 Plummer,Mteki 58 Pollard,Ken 72,140 Pol lari, Kenn 58,107,120 Poole, Richard 17,47,123 Pope,Romona 58,98 Potter, Ronn ie 58,104,107,133 Potter,Jim 72,106 Potts,Mlke 72,90,106,121,133 Powers, Ed 72,85,111,124 Power , Fred 65 Power ,Mike 58,85,90 Powers, Theo 39 Powers,Wanda 39,123,132 Pep Club, FTA Preso,Connie 39 Pep Club Preso,Sandy 72 Prest,Donna 72 Prest,Kay 59 Prest,Thomas 72,108 Pres ton, Caro l 58 Preston, John 39,132 JETS Vice-Pres Price,Monty 58 Pringle,Pam 62,72,81,99 Prlvett, Judy 39,131 Proctor,Mike 75 Proctor,Steve 61 Pruitt,Pat 39,123,132 Pep Club,FTA,HR Vice-Pres, Prutsman,Jerry 39,128 Pryor,Koren 72 Q Quaresma,Tom 39,05,86,111,118, 132,19 Footbo 11, Baseba 11, Sen ior C lass Vice-Pres,, Leg. Asm. Rep., Key Club Quick,Veda 58 Quiring,Marcell 72 R Raby, Linda 46,99,129,130,139,140 Quill and Sera 11, Wa-Hi Journal Staffl,Choir Pub. Officer Pep Club Ragusa,Rod 58,108,111 Ra is, Dogma r 58,80,81,99,123, 138 Rois, Dotty 72,99 Ramos, Joe 40 Ramsey, Carol 72,96 Randal I, Fred 58,109 RandaH, Rick 46 Rankin,Barbara 40,129 Ransom, Richard 72,106,134 Rawlings,Tom 61 Roy, Morion 17 Ra yborn, Ron 58 ,134 Reo, Judy 72,80 Rea, WiIbur 40,134 Track, FFA Rebman,Danni 58 Reed,Myrtle 18 Reeves,Billy 72,108,133,134 Reeves,Patricia 33,40,132 Redmond, Bill 72,106 Reger,Linda 72 Re i be r, Barbara 58,80,131 Reid,Bill 72,106 Re i d, Greg 58,85 Reid,Joanna 40,116,131,132 Re iff, Susan 72,80,99,128 Reinhardt,Dan 72 Reis i nge r, Bud 40,115,133 Re iter, Gail 58 Rem bo Id, Karen 17 Remple, Margaret 40,138 NHS Repass,Fred 58,80 Reser,PhiI 48,58 Rex,Undo 58,132 Reyman,Steve 58 Reynolds, Allen 12 Reynolds,Nancy 58,139,140 Reynolds, Vicki 40,114 Pep Club,Minute Girl,Girls ' League Rep. Rhoades,Susan 58,114 Richardson, Darre I 46,132,133 Richarson, John 17 Richardson, Pot 58 Richardson,Penny 58 Richerzhagen,Mike 72,106,107 Ri chmond, D tone 72,113 Riedel,Nancy 72,113 Riehl, Jack 72,80,81,85,108, 140 Riley,Sharon 40,113,124,138 Senior Band,NHS Historian, Girls ' League Cabinet Head Ring I,Linda 72,81,99 Ringel .Lorraine 58 Ripley,Dixie 142 Risan,Jim 58,85,86,118 Ritchey,Virginia 72,113,124 Roark,Diane 58,113 Robe rge, M11 dred 72,124 Roberts,Corol 58 Robe rts, R i c hard 58,129 Roberts,Walter 72,109,115 Robertson,Bill 72,106 Robertson,Larry 40,120,132 WW Hi-Y,Boys ' Fed. Robinson,Carol 58,105,114 Rodda,John 58,120,124 Rodriguez, Jack 58,80,85 Rodriguez, Kothie 72 Rodriguez,Robert 72,106,107, 129,133 Roesch,Brian 58,80,111,118 48,138 Rogers,Carol 72 Rogers,Norma 58 Rohn, Doug 40,111 Track,National Current Event Winner,Boys Fed. Rep., WaHH Journal Staff Rohn ,LaVem 58 Rally,Jerry 58 Root, Bill Rosenkranz, Bryan 58,111,124 Rosenkranz,Rick 72,124 Ross,Colleen 72,98 Roth,Richard 58 Royse,John 40,121,129,130 Equites Hi-Y,All State Choir Choir Pres. Royse,Pat 72 Rozier, Paula 40,112,114,132 Girls ' League,Crest,Sponsors Ruchert, Linda 72,98 Rudd ick, David 58,128 Rugg,Meredith 59,124 Ryley,Doreen 40,132 Big Sister,Girls ' League Judging Russe 11, Dennis 59,128 Russe 11, Don 41,132 Russell,Janie 41,80,114,126, 131 Flags winger. Crest Vice-Pres., Treat., Girls League Asst. Cabinet Head Russell, Judith 46 Russell, Suzette 72,129 Ruther,Bill 59,108,111 S Sabins,Connie 41,80,116 Pe p Club, Wo -H i Jou rno I, HR Officer,DE Club Solo,Joan 72 Sams, Gordon 59,115,133 Sams, Linda 41,131 Samue I, Edward 59,115, 33 Sanders, Be tty 41,80,123,1 38 FTA,Minute Girl, Leg .Asm., Pep Club,NHS Sanders,Steve 59 Santler,Debbie 59,81 Saranto,Mike 41,107,120 FD Hi-Y Saucier, Caro I 41 Sequin School Asst. Sauer,Geraldine 59 Sauer,Hank 41,90,104,111,128, 130,132 Choir Officer,PE Asst., ROTC Officer, Wrest ling Schaefer,Mary 59 Schaefer,Tom 41,80,111 Traffic Court,Madhatters Schaeffer,Bob 59 Schotze t, Jean ne 41,132 Schatze I, Pat 59,140 Sc ha ub. Sherry 72 Scheibe,Michael 59,129 Schesser, Irene 59 Schieck,Steve 59,104,106,111, 115 Sch lege 1, Dave 62,72,106,111 Schluter,DarreII 41,90,91,111, 121 Equites Hi-Y,Madhatters, Club Council Rep. ,HR Pres. Schluter,John 41 Schluter,Richard 72,109 Schmid,Mary Alice 59,105,113, 114.138 Schnebly,Gale 59 Schneidmifler,Bill 72,124 $chneidmiHer,Tam 41 Schne I lhardt, Kothie 72,129 Sc hoess 1 I e r, Jac k 5 9 Schreiner,Judy 41,80,105,114, 123 Minute Girl, Leg. Asm., Sponsors ' Captain, FTA Schreiner,Patty 72,114 Schubart,Kothie 59 SchuIke,Judy 59,132 Schulmerlch,Eddie 59,80 Schulmerich,Marcia 73 Schultz,Lowel t 46 Sc hwandt, Carroll 59 Schwerin,Don 62,73,80,85,107, 119 Scott,Leslie 59,80 Scruggs,Hal 59,120,129 Seel,Marian 73,129 Seese,Don 41 Set be I, Steve 73,90,109 Setfridge,Shirley 42,116 Distributive Education Club Sept,Sandy 42,111 Shaver, John 73,106,134 Shaw,Linda 42 Shelstad,Diana 59,131 Shelton,Dale 42,90,91,113, 128 Wrest! ing, Arch i tectura I drafting Shelton,Tom 59,118 Shepherd,Mike 42,85,86,106, 111,118 Shepherd,Tom 48,59,111 Sherman,Starr 73,98 Shields,Nora 59 Shively,Bud 59 Shively, Judy 42,132 FHA,Home Ec. Asst. Shol lenberger, Ken 42,134 FFA Short, Marjorie 18 Shupe,Carolyn 17 Siders ,Carol 42,128,130 Choir,FHA, Girls ' Glee Silva,Bob 59,115,133 Simmons,Billie Kay 59,81,100, 114.119.138 Simmons, Doug las 73,85,95,107 Simmons,Geraldine 59,113 Sims, Jerry 73,109,111,120 Sisson,Diane 42,128 Choir,Transfer: Glee Club, Music Club, Junior Classical League, Fra nee I i an s Sifler,Dave 59,85,106,111 Skow,Karen 42,80,123,124 FTA,Pep Club,Pep Bond Slater,Connie 59,140 Small,Lynn 73 Sma! l, Rick 59 Smethurst,Ann 62,73,98 Smethurst,James 59,85,86, 96, 111.138 Smith,Art 73,80,107 Smith,Barbara 73 Smith,Bill 73,106,133 Smith,Byron 59 Smith,Carol 73 Smith, Caro I Lee 42,124 Smith,Dole 73,107,134 Equites Hi-Y,Band Tuttle, Ann 60 Smith,Diane 59,140 Straw,Nora 73,124 Tyler,Tim 74,109 Smith,Dick 59 Streak,Rick 60,107,109 Tysko,Charlotte 44,80 Smith,Douglas 73,106,134 St roe, M that 73,107 Minute Girl,Leg. Asm., Pep Smith,Greg Paul 59,120 St rut hers, Susan 73 Club,HR Officer Smith,Greg Tom 59,85,86,109 Strutz, James 60 Tysor,Randy 74,85,86,96,106, Smith,Kothy 59,99,124 Stuart, Nancy 60,119 N1 Smith, Kenneth 11,42 Stubblefield, Do lUe 18 Homecoming Com., Leg. Asm«, Stutsman , K irk 73,108 U Drama Club, IRC,Thespian 5 ugly am a, Mors hall 7,17 Play Sutton,Diana 73 Unck,Barry 44 Smith,Leon 59 Swafford,Jerry 73,106,128 Unek,Hank 74,108,133 Smith,Linda 73 Swant,Michael 73,109,121 Unck,Mar|a 74 Smith,Lynn 42,120,124 Swemon, Linda 60,100 Underwood,John 60 FD Hi - Y, Bond Switzer,Martha 19,43,113,131 Uribe,Dean 74,107,123 Smith,Marjorie 42 Girls ' League Cabinet, Uyeno,Larry 44,79,80,81,111, $m i th, Ron 109 Seniors Class Trees. 119,121,138 Smith,Susan 42,123,129 Equites Hr-Y,1RC,ASB Vice- FTA,Choir,Tennis Team, Sophomore Sextet T President, Wrestling, NH5 Smith,Tom 59, 96 Tabor, Linda 74,114,124,142 V Snell,Cathy 73,128 Talbot,Dick 60,109,121 Snell,Sandy 59,131 Talbot,Ross 43,121 Van Alto, Lynda Sne II, Steve Rifle Team Commander, VanAusdle, Vicki 60,100,128 Snell,Tom 73 Equites Hi-Y,Treas. Van De Grift,Deal 17 Snider, Dan 73,124 Tarwater,Craig 60 Van De Grift,Susanne 60,114, Snider, Darell 11,60,107 Tosh, Doug 74 118,129 Snively,Sharon 60,100,124 Tote,Dick 60,107 Van Donge,Caro lee 60,82,83 Soper,Dionne 60,124 Tote,Bob 74,134,135 Von Dyke,Hope 74 Sornson,Carol 43,114,129,132 Tate,Patty 60 VanWinkle,Gaylee 74,99 Choir,Minute Girl Tate,Sandra 74 Van Zandt,David 60,107 Sornson, So 11 y 73,129 Taylor,Carol 43,81 Vernon,Bill 74,106 Spanish,Mike 60,80,81,120 Legislative Assembly Rep Vickers, David, 60,121 Speigatti,Molly 73,129 Taylor,Dove 60,104,106 Vickroy, Juanita 74,133 Spencer,Barbara 60 Taylor,Linda 60,128 Vickroy, Leroy 44 Spencer,Bill 60 Taylor,Sharon 67,124 Vigneron, George 74 Spencer ,CIiff 73 lay lor, Ray 60,140 Vogel,Marilyn 44,114,116 Spencer,Jon 43,116 Toy lor, Robert 17 HR Sec ,,Minute Girl, Leg Asm ,ASB Ticket Seller Teal,Bob 60 DE Club DE Club Treas ,Big Sister Tennent,Gary 60 Spencer,Jonice 73 Terry,Dale 74,107 W Sporieder, Judy 60,81,114 Thomas,Linda 74 Staley,Dennis 43 Thomas,Or in 74,107,109,134 Wade,Dick 60 Stanley,Lynn 73,98,114 Thomas,Robert 60,128 Wage man, Henry Stapleton,Kathy 43,132 Thomas,Thomas 60,62,81,109, Waggoner,Linda 44,131 Stark,Nancy 43,81,105,123, 120 Pep Club,Office Asst. 131 Thompson,Barbara 74 Wagner,Carol 74 Crest, Sponsors, FTA,Blue Thompson,Dennis 74,107,120 Wagoner,Paula 74,98 Book Revision Com ,Student Thompson, Doug 43, S1,121,133 Wagoner,Rudolph S Sgt. 18 Court Equites Hi-Y, Student Court Wagoner,Will 60,134 Stein,Kathleen 73 Thompson,Gayle 74 Wahl,Bob 74,106 Stemmer,David 73,80,81,106 Thompson, Lon 60 Wainwright,Kay 60,123 Stephen,Sandro Thompson,Tom 74 Waite, Kyle 18 Stephens,Michael 61,104,107, To fto, Jo Anna 74 Wales,Phyllis 74 138 Tomison, William 43,138 Walker,Bill 60 Sterling,Ellen 73 National Honor Society Walker,Bob 60,104,108 Stevenson,Linda 60,81,114 Tom 1 irnon, Jud ith 44,131,140 Walker, Janet 44,131,138 Stewart, Barbara 42,82,83,114, Pep Club,FHA, Cap and Gown NHS,Office Asst. 131 Cam.,Wa-Hi Journal Staff, Walker, John 60 Cheerleader, Crest, Leg Asm,, Minute Girl Walker, Kathryn 60,99 HR Officer, Attendance Asst Tompkins, Jim 11,44 Walker,Merrily 44,123 Stewart,Craig 73,124 Madhatters, Bays ' Fed , Walker,Nancy 44,98 Stewart,Maureen 60,124 Wrest 1 ing Pep Club Stiller,Gory 73,106,134 Torrescano, Moses Walker,Terry 45,122 Stimmel,Dennis 60,129 Torretta,Helen 60,117 Senior Play Stockstad,Rick 73,124 Touchon,Tom 60 Wallace,Bonnie 60 Stock ton, Sherron 43 Townsend,Cindy 74 Wallace,Walter 74,109 Stone,Marc 43,111 Transeth,Sandy 60,105 Wall ing ford, Larry 45,121 Boys ' Fed ,Baseball Troyer,Gory 44,124,127 Walsh,Ed 45 Starch,Mo My 60,100,105,114, Dance Band, Band, Pep Band Ward,Cecil 60,128 118,119 Turk , Dave 60,107 Ward,Helen 61 Storrer, Phi 1 43,79,132,138 Turk,Fred 74,106 Word,Sylvia 45 A5B Cabinet,NHS,Madhafters Turley,Joanie 44,81,114,123 Wardwell,Alice 74 Strampher, Howard 61 Leg Asm., FT A, Pep Club Warren,Nadine 74,98 Straw,Dana 43,121 Turner,Karen 44,131 Wasemi 1 ler,Linda 60,131 Washington, Gloria 60,113 125,127 138 Wasser, Katie 60 Wilson,Peg 61 National Honor Society Watson, Dick 74,100 Winn,Ginger 19,45,113,131 Zuniga,Richard 75,107 Watts,Tom 74,81,128 Junior Class Trees , Girls ' Watts,Tyrone 74,106 League Rep, Weathers, Dean 60,111,120,124, Winters,Blit Jr. 46,85,111 127 FFA,ROTC Copt Webb,Meridy 75,99 Winters,Bill 75,104,107,108, Weber,Bob 60,111,12B 134 Weber,Jack 75,01,107 Wirth,Char latte 18 Weehter,Frank 61 Wisner, Gary 61,104,107,111 Weis, De lor Is 75,178 Wisner,Toni 75,99 We tz,Mary Ann 45,11 3,131 Witherow,Phyllis 61,98,123, Minute Girl 128 Wells,Judy 75 Witt,Mike 61,108 Wendt,Nancy 75 Wolb let, Laurel 75 Wengreen,Brian 75,100,120 Wolb let, Sharon 46,123,124,138 Weppler, Rol lie 75,81,107 FTA,NHS,Pep Band,Tennis Werttemberger,John 75,109 Team Wetr,Wallace 61 Wold,Karen 46,128 Wheeler,Dove 61 Choir,Minute Girl Wheeler,Eunice 45,128,132 Wold, Linda 61,129 Choir,Girls League Rep. Waif,Jon 46 White,Dawn 45,123,131 Wolfson,Mike 61 Pep Club, FTA, Wa-Hi Journal Wood, Doug 75,81,108 Staff Woodard,Dennis 76,109 White,Delllah Kay 45,113,114, Woodard, Ju 1 een 46,97, 99,116 128,132,138 DE Club, Pep Club Officer NHS, Crest, Girls ' League Woodard, Wit Ms 61,120 Cabinet,Dean ' s Asst Worley, Gory 75,106,107 White,George 18,128 War ley, Margaret 61 White,Karla 61 Wright, George 46,128,132 White,Lorry 61 Wyott,John 75,106 Whiteaker, Russe 11 46 Wyckoff,David 75,106,120 White ley, Don 45,134 Wyckoff, Greg 75,107 WhIteley,Lois Jean 75,124 Wyckoff,Susan 61,81,99,114 Whitenack, Helen 18 Wyrick,Janni Koy 46,81,97,98, Whitman, Luci lie 18 123,128,130 Whitner,Lola 18 FTA,Pep Club Sgt. at Arms, Whitner,Stephen 75,80,107,109, Girls ' Sports,A11-State 121,131 Whitney, Me Ivin 61 Choir Whitney, Terry 45 Widner, Hazel 61,99,129,132 Y Wiebe,BiII 45 Yates,Jody 61,124,128 Boys ' Fed ,WW Hi-Y,Track Yaw,Bobble 61,107 Wiebe, Louello 18 Yaw,Ralph 46 Wleland,Larry 61 Yeend,Gary 46,116,129 Wies,Charlene 61 Yelenich,Pete 18 Wies,Mary 75 Yenney,Phil 61 Wilhelm,Patty 61,114 York,Carole 46,123,131 Wilkins,Don 45,85,86,110,111 Pep Club, FTA Officer, 96,118 Principal ' s Office Asst Basketball,Football ,Key Teacher ' s Asst. Club,Boys ' Fed Rep., Base¬ York, Richard 75,90,91,107,118 ball Young,Jan Wilkinson,David 61,107,133 Young,Larry 46,134,135 Williams,Bob 45,121,139,140 FFA Pres ,State FFA Equites Hi-Y,Quill and Reporter Scroll,Wa-Hi Journal Staff Youngberg,Sandra 23,46,131, Williams,Brian 75,106 132 Williams,Carl 76,108 Williams,Coral 75 FTA,PE Asst. , Home Ec. Asst. WiIliams,Coy1a 61,97,99,105, 114 Z WiIIlams,Doug 61,80,107 Zoro,Kathy 61 Williams,Linda 61,129 Zehner, David 75,120 Will lams, Lynn 61,106 Zier,Jim 75,100 Williams,Lynn 75,140 Zier,Ron 46,75,81,118 Williams,Nancy 61 Key Club Pres ,Senior Williams,Tom 48,61,111,120 Class Vice-Pres ,ROTC Willoughby,Bob 75,108 Officers Club,Leg. Asm , Wilson, Jeanne 61 Basketbol 1 Wilson, Joan 75,100,113 Zier,Tim 75,106,107,118 Wilson,Ken 61,120,121,124, Zitterkopf,Marilyn 46,113,114, ROYAL BLUE SUPPLEMENT Home Economics Teacher Transfers The Royal Blue is proud to recognize MRS. FRANCES CONWAY ' S 13 years of service on the Walla Walla High School faculty during which the school has become a three year high school in O new setting. Graduating from W,S.U, f she became head of the home economics deportment and subsequently served on the committee for new Wa-Hf, She has received a number of honors including representative at the I 2th Na¬ tional Citizenship Conference in Wash¬ ington, D.C„ membership on a United Nations committee translating recipes from foreign lands, and leadership of a group of young people in the people-to- people tour of Europe. The most coveted honor has been the receipt of an honor¬ ary state FHA membership, a group she has helped to build. Respected by faculty and students alike, all wish Mrs. Conway continued success in the field of adult education. Spanish Teacher Leaves MR. KEITH CROSBIE, Spanish in¬ structor at Wa Hi for 10 years and head of the foreign language department for the last four years, will be language su¬ pervisor for the State of Montana. His new duties will include curriculum plan¬ ning and supervision of the construction of language laboratories. The develop¬ ment of a course of study for language instruction in the elementary schools has long been a dream. A member of the planning committee for the new school, he supervised the construction of the language laboratories in both schools. Mr. Crosbie and his family have traveled widely. One of the highlights was a year in Chosica, Peru. 25 miles from Lima, under the Ful bright exchange teacher program. Faculty and students will miss Mr. Crosbie s friendly smile and entertaining manner of expression but wish him suc¬ cess in his new field. Instead of the traditional three-act play, the aII-school play on April I Sth was a group of three one-act plays. One of these, The Hungerers ’ traveled to Yakima the following weekend where it won third place and a superior rating at the Yakima Play Festival. Phil Storrer received the best supporting actor award. Hello Out There ' by Saroyan was directed by Mr. Patterson with student directors Linda Goetsch and Eleanor Howells assisting. The cast included Pat Craig, Terry Parker, Commie Jensen, Lcrena Benson, Bill Ekstrom, and Greg Kinsinger. Saroyans The Hungerers, directed by Judy Peterson and Karen Gibson, included Kay Ann Bergevin, Steve Hahner. Terry Houk, Phi! Storrer, and Dave Overman. The Secret Weapon by Doyle, directed by Ardlth Hadden and Phyllis Hull, included Becky Norman, Christie Perry, Barbara Miller, Kathi Anderson, Rollin Kirk, Judy Kinney, Greg Benton, and Terry Walker. One Act Plays VARSITY—ROW h Mllte Conner Jerry Sims, Jerry Hayes, Phil Reser, Don Wilkins, 8ob Foi. ROW 2: Terry Cochran, More Stone, Jim McGough, Lynn Bonks, Jim Miller, Gary Isitt ROW 3: Coach Bleloh, Mike Dawes, Gre Smith, Gib Brumback, Gary Christensen, Steve Crawford. Baseball Lynn Banks Mike Conner Garry Christensen Terry Cochran Steve Crawford Mike Dawes Gib Brumback Jerry Hayes Don WiJkins Bab Fox Gary s H S SQUAD ROW I: Jim Morgeson, Wayne Dickey, Terry Bergevin, Rich Blessmger. ROW 2: Rich Rosenkroni, Larry Pierce, Rich M me. Rusty Lyons, Dave Stemmed ROW 3: Harctd Myers, Dan Mc¬ Cracken. Dennis Lepiahe, Mark Graves, Mike Spanish, Dale Huffman, Chris Martin, Coach March- banks, NOT PICTURED: Allen Janes. SCORES This year Wa-H3 had a good season with 14 wins and 12 losses. Mike Dawes was the leading pitcher with 7 wins and 2 losses while Gib Brumback was leading hitter with a batting average of J58, Mike Conner followed with ,317; Gary Isitt and Jim Miller tied for a .309. Most of the games played this year were very close as shown by the fact that six of the losses were by only one run. Mr. Biefoh said this year s team will be hard to replace since the team lost many good players through graduation. Mike Off, Manager Wo-Hi 7 Wapato i Wo-Hi 3 Pasco Wa-Hi 3 Wapoto 2 Wa-Hi 13 Pasco Wa-Hi 4 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 7 Mac-Hi Wa-Hi 4 Pasco 5 Wa-Hi 5 Mac-Hi Wa-Hi 3 Kennewick 8 Wa-Hi 4 Lewiston Wa-Hi 1 Richland 3 Wa-Hi 1 Lewiston Wa-Hi 4 Richland 9 Wa-Hi 1 Pendleton Wa-Hi 4 Richland 5 Wa-Hi 3 Pendleton Wa-Hi 7 Richland 1 f Wa-Hi 2 Lewiston Wa-Hi II Kennewick 6 Wa-Hi 6 Lewiston Wo-Hi 2 Kennewick 8 Wa-HI IB Mac-Hi Wa-Hi 2 Pendleton l Wa-Hi 4 Pendleton Wa-HI 1 Pendleton 2 Wa-Hi 2 Pendleton Herb Horn. Manager Coach ffieloh 4 1 2 2 5 0 3 I I 5 I 3 3 I ROW !: Pete Bradford, Jim Dick, Steve Jacky, Chuck Nelson, Rich Burster Roger Brown, Bob Korfhage. Rich York, Kip Hussey. ROW 2: Roger Bell. Steve Demons,, Ray Bartlett, Tom Allen. John Peterson. Bill McK night, John Crudup, Tom Lyons, Dave Moore, Chris Huss, Mike Powers. ROW 3: Curt Leslie. John Fletcher. Tom Frank, Paul Fairley, Randy Tysor, Scott McKnight, Randy Ahfers, Ed Powers, Jim Peterson, Steve Sanders, Don Ferrel, ROW 4: Coach Hermes, Dale Terry, Bob Goodrich, Bill Engeln, Rick S+ockstod, Steve Perry, Rich AvarilL Roy Biggs, Tom Brown, Mike Stroe, Coach McBride, Coaches Mr. McBride ond Mr, Hermes Track a i Tom Alien Steve Jotky t m Jim Dick The track team this year had its ups and downs; Wo-HI came in fourth in the Kennewick Invitational. The first big boost came in the second meet of the season the Carnival of Speed. The Devils came In second behind Pendleton and did it with only six contestants The 880 relay team of John Crudup, Bob Kerns Tom Allen and Pete Bradford won the first place relay trophy while Allen placed first in the pole vault. At the Pasco Invitational Meet Wa-Hi captured two third place relay trophies and two individual trophies to come In eighth The 880 relay team was once more in the spotlight as was the mile relay team composed of Bob Korfhage, Tom Lyons Randy Tysor and Dennis Harmon. The individual trophies were won by Bradford for his first place m the 440 yard dash and Crudup for second place in the broad jump. At Hermiston, Wa-HI came in second In the Twenty-first Wa-Hr Relays, the Blue Devils were in seventh place with Wallingford showing up in first place In the discus and Allen in the pole vault. Next In a triangular meet with Mac-Hi and Herm¬ iston, Wa-HI came in first with 64 points. At Richland Wa-Hi garnered third. John Crudup Larry Wallingford Steve Perry Rich York Pete Bradford Rich Buroker To climax the season, Wa-Hi pulled an upset. At the District Track Meet in Clarkston, Wa-HI was picked to come in last behind Clarkston and Pull¬ man. Going into the last event, Wa-Hi was leading by only one-half point and needed a first place and any other place to win. Larry Wallingford and Ray Biggs placed one-two in the discus respectively and not only won the meet but went directly to the State meet in Pullman. The other district champions were John Crudup in the broad jump, Pete Bradford in the 440, Rich York in the mile run, Tom Allen in the pole vault, and the mile relay team composed of Bob Korfhage, Bill Engeln, Jim Dick, and Dave Moore, These Devil cindermen qualified for the Bi- District meet in Spokane along with Bob Kerns third in the 100; Randy Tysor, third in the 220; Steve Perry, third in the 880; Rich Buroker, second in the shot put; Steve Jacky, second in the high jump; and the 880 relay team Larry Wallingford and Ray Biggs represented their alma mater in the State Class AA High School Track and Field Champion ships at Pullman. Girls’ Track GIRLS ' TRACK TEAM—ROW I: Miss Wirth, advisor CWy! Baker, Laura Minnick, Anne Krapfel, LaVonne Nelson, ROW 2: Linda Ruchert, Nancy Baker Toni Wlsner, Patsy Pena, Karen Pryor, Susan Con, Hoiel Widner. ROW 3: Kay Fraxier, Barbara Fuller, Rosemary Mann. Marilyn McBride, Deanna Dapping, Sue Jones Molly Carter. r V i -7 tr : V - v : This year, for the first time, the golf team hos been organized with scheduled practices and a coach, Mr, Barms, A total of 28 fellows fumed out with prob¬ ably some of the best golfers in the city in the high school. Not losing o match on the home course, the team came up with a record of four wins and three losses. Ranking above all opponents and team members this year were two rounds, a 72 (par) shot by Jim Beard and a 75 [three over) shot by Greg Morrison. Only two Seniors will leave from the first eight positions, but good material is coming up from the Sophomore Class to replace them The spirit is high for a tremendous season next year GOLF TEAM—ROW I: John Hart ley, Tom Thompson Greg Morrison. Dave Batten Dove Blomqutsi. ROW 2: Jim Abakan Mike Mal¬ colm, Dennts Early, Tom Williams, Jeff Fiddes. ROW 3; Curtts Coop¬ er, David Niemi. Jerry Dyar Gory Bierwogen, Fred Bierwogen, Bill Vernon. NOT PICTURED: Fritx Keiier, Bob Joffe, BUI Bond, Bill Howard. VARSITY—ROW I: Jim Smethurst, Coral Rob. rnson, Mary Bean, Molly Storch, Virginia Parser. Anne Burgess, Cheryl Bolter, Loro Bruce, Sue Smith, ROW 2: Mr Fahringer, coach, Bob Wil¬ li a ms, Don Long, monoger, Ray Taylor, Jim Risan, Lanny Larsen, Jerel Braden, Lee Hess, Craig Christensen, Gail Dunkleburg NOT PIC¬ TURED: Bob Schaeffer, Bob Beck, Eric Johnson, Judy Huntington, Tennis JUNIOR VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE BOYS—ROW I: Terry Fine, Rick Alt. Bruce Bond. John Jamison, John Shaver. ROW 2: Ken Qrd, Greg Reid r Richard AngelL Doug Wood, Terry Pepin, NOT PICTURED: Milton Aldrich, Ken Bancroft, Ken Beck, Fred Buerstatte, Doug Dipple, Bob Freeburn, George Lothrop, Tim Tyler, Rollin ' Weppler, John Royse, Paul Brugge- meier. BEGINNING GIRLS ' TENNIS (not pictured]—Jackie Ganguet, Sharon Snively, Kay Ann Bergevin, Marian Kromlich, Billie Kay Simmons, Becky Gehr, Bette Klnsfather, Cathy Season, Virginia Corkrum, Marge Cannon, Joanne Amen, LaVonne Nelson, Ann Mohr, Vicki Anderson, Ann Modine, t i f f V Junior Prom BALtHI Princess Money Phillips, Princess Jane Martin, Queen Jackie Ganguet, Princess Patti Long, Princess Susan Rhoades. Senior Ball BEGIN THE BEGUINE Princess Judy Long, Princess Suzonn Cloherty, Queen Suzanne Mathews, Princess Kathi Anderson, Princess Marcy Andres, Mm t A Military Ball PEARLS N WINE, the 45th semi-forma! Military Ball, was the occasion for announc- mg the new Sponsor Lieutenant Colonel Cindy Burkhardt ond the new ROTC Brigade Commander Rusty Guinn . A large number of students danced to the music of the Squires. Traditionally, the ROTC Sabre Guard assists with the coronation of the queen and her court. Princess Vicki Patterson, Princes Susie Hoare, Queen Susan Sarske. Princess Kathi Anderson, Princess Becky Kirk. With Lieutenant Colonel Howard DeLong as reviewing officer, the 45th annual ROTC Military Review was held in Borleske Sta¬ dium on May 15th. Fifteen trophies and medals were presented for outstanding mili¬ tary performance with Company D-2 re¬ ceiving the award for the outstanding ROTC Company Sharing in the other awards were the following groups and in¬ dividuals: Company E-2, first Sponsor Pla toon, Headquarters Company. Don Long, Rusty Guinn, Henry Sauer, FrHz Keiler Lynn Banks, Harold Myers Vicki Cranor, and Cindy Burkhardt, Baccalaureate of I9M COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 1964 Commencement and Baccalaureate On June 2nd the new Wo-Hi gym wos pocked with family and friends of the first class to graduate from the new Walla Walla High School. ' Win¬ dows to Tomorrow wos the topic of the student speakers. Among many who received awards ond scholarships were Larry Uyeno- —the Legislative As¬ sembly award, Mike Orr—the Lawrence Jacky award, Judy Peterson—the Marshall Alexander Speech-Drama trophy, Ray Biggs and Mike Mal¬ colm—the Brown trophy, Paul Brueggemeier ond Dave Anderson — the A r i o n Foundation awards for choir and band, Don Corkfum- the Victor Yeh award. Thre e hundred eighty- seven seniors, one of the largest classes to graduate from Wa-Hr, received diplomas. Becky Kirk I — • ' -