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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1966 volume:

’Neath the range of mighty mountains, Reared against the sky, Stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword— Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla, Hail, THIS BOOK BELONGS TO: Associated Student Podg, Walla J0alla iglj j djool presents Jffla-jJti Ro al T lm Pictured here is the old Lincoln School where the first Wa-Hi classes were held. Pictured here is the old Wa-Hi before other build¬ ings were added or additions made t 2 3 Cable of Contents Alma Mater ........ 1 Administration ........ 12 Faculty _........__ 13 Seniors ... __ 19 Exchange Students .......... 57 Juniors ....................... 58 Sophomores ............ 73 Pep Squad .............. 88 Dance Team 90 Homecoming _....___ 92 Football .. 96 Cross Country . 99 Basketball .......... 100 Wrestling .. 104 Girls 1 Sports ....... 108 A.S.B. Government 112 Girls’ League .. 116 Boys Federation . 120 Military . 122 Senior Play . 129 Journal .. 130 Royal Blue .. 132 Band .._ 134 Vocal Music ...................... 138 Orchestra .. 141 Assistants .. 142 Quill and Scroll .. 146 National Honor Society .. 147 Clubs...... 148 Sadie Hawkins .. 159 Patrons .. 160 Index .. 162 4 £ ; The interior of our first Wa-Hi gym 10 Our new Wa-Hi gym. H MEL HERMES Vice Principal Dean of Boys MR HANSON Principal MR LEDBETTER Vice Principal Congratulations to the graduate! In our rapidly changing society, it is difficult to over¬ estimate the importance of education. Adapta¬ tion to the changing world is dependent upon education; re-education and continuing edu¬ cation. It is not unrealistic to predict for your generation outposts on the moon, 2 (10-mi le¬ an-hour commuter trains and 200-passenger ocean jets, hemispheric common markets and a cybernated economy. Your faculty and administrators have given you an opportunity to learn how to compete in a rapidly changing world; how¬ ever, it will require a lifelong education and retraining lo meet the demands of the future. We hope that we have developed in each individual the knowledge, interests, ideals, habits and powers whereby you will find your place in a changing society and ust i that place io shape both yourself and society to noble ends. Man ' s destiny appears to depend upon his acquisition and use of knowledge. DEL G. PETERSON Superintendent of Schools This year ' s senior class will be the last Walla Walla High School students to have had the experience of starting their high school careers in the old building and finish¬ ing in our new modern plant. The “Royal Blue has given you an accurate, pictorial record of this transition from the old to the new. We are celebrating our seventy-fifth anniversary this year, and the “Royal Blue through the years has given us insight into the many fine traditions w r e have established during these seventy-five years. Some new innovations were established this year, and it will be interesting to see if they will stand the test of time and become traditions. The “Royal Blue is one of our finest traditions, and this year ' s staff is to be commended once again for giving us a vivid picture of our progress and achievement for the year. Best wishes, seniors, for your continued success and may your transition from high school to other endeavors be as successful as your transition from the old to the new. FRANKLIN R. HANSON Principal MR TONES Assistant Superintendent DR. PETERSON Superintendent MR REYNOLDS Assistant Superintendent BILL BIELOH Algebra, Geometry Coach GERALDINE ANGERMAN GLEN BAKER Physics, Biology Coach DON ANDERSON Shorthand, Typing DOROTHY ANDERSON Home Economics MARY BAILEY English Journalism WELDON ANDERSON Bookkeeping, Typing MARY BALDWIN Librarian GEORGE BEAGLE Orchestra MARGARET BOLES Home Economics WILBUR BOSCHKER Mechanical Drawing RICHARD CAMFANELLI Architectural Drawing Instructional Materials DOROTHY BEARD Librarian ALBERT BOAZ Chemistry ROBERT FAHRINGER Agriculture Ag Mechanics Shop Math SGT, DERRY DECKER Military PURDY CORN ELI SON Biology ELTON FENNO U.S. History RUTH GRAY English, Photography Annual INA FOGARTY Typing, Shorthand ALBERT HAASE Distributive Education Supervisor, Typing LYNDA KIMBROUGH English ft JAN HOOD ' .S. History Socio-Economics RAY HARMON Chemistry Department Head r GORDON BRATVOLD Driver Training DUANE KUSLER English RON HUNTINGTON Business Math Biology ELIZABETH KIRKMAN German ADA HOWELLS Counselor GORDON KENT Counselor Youth Corps ED KANTOLA General Math MARY KOCH French t English Latin 15 KENT MATHESON U. S. History, World Affairs Coach MAJOR THOMAS MADDEN Military INA MONAHAN Dean of Girls WILLIAM McCORKLE Biology, Zoology, PA System ED MOSER Art, Arts and Crafts AGNES LITTLE English, Vocabulary CHARLES MeBRIDE U.S, History, Current Affairs Department Head, Coach JOSEPH LYTLE Spanish MARVE MARCHBANKf Socio-Economics SEPS f Coach RUSSELL LARSEN Supervisor of Music Band MAURICE LIGHT Algebra, Geometry Driver Training, Coach FLORENCE McGOVERN Reading, Counselor JAMES McKAY Agriculture, Department Head Ag Mechanics JOHN RICHARDSON Woodwork, Shop Math Driver Training RICHARD NEHER Boys 7 PE., Coach LEROY PELL World History World Affairs MARION RAY Nurse arleen smith Girls 7 F,B,, Sports TONI PIERCE English CAROLYN SHU PE French Department Head JOSEPH ROFF Auto Mechanics -1 r % MARSHALL SUGIYAMA Math Analysis, Algebra CHARLES PATTERSON English, Drama Department Head CLARK NELSON Driver Training RICHARD POOLE 3 English g ROBERT TAYLOR Business Law, Coach Bookkeeping SUSAN WASSON Office Practice Mimeographing GEORGE WHITE Boys Girls ' Glee Choir CHARLOTTE WIRTH Girls’ PX. S Sports DEAL VAN DE GRIFT ITS. History KYLE WAITE Business Math, Driver Training HELEN WHITENACK English AL WORTHINGTON U. S. History, World Affairs CUSTODIANS (Above Right): Gilbert Cunningham, Dar¬ rell Michael son, Clark Erdman ■ Asst Custodian, Don Elder - Head Custodian, Jacob Heimbigner, Willis Kelsey. SECRETARIES: Betty Meyers, Zelrna Coyle, Betty Bloom. Don Mobley, Nona Blankenship, Wilma Holmquist and Jan Frederick are looking for their Washington Pre- college Test results. Mr. Ledbetter is explaining the results of the Washing¬ ton Pre-college Test, FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: treasurer; Steve Perry, vice president. NOT PIC- Rich Averill, president; Dotty Rais, Girls’ League rcpre- TURED; Rick Rosonkranz, Boys’ Federation represent- sentative; Dec Dee Patterson, secretary; Enid Mills, alive. LINDA L. ABBOTT SUSAN ADDLEMAN RANDY AHLERS CLAUDIA ALBERS SANDY ALLESSIO HARVEY L. ALEXANDER CONNIE ALLEN RICKY ALT SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Boys’ Federation representative; Bette Kinsfather, secre- Ken Beck, vice president; Kay Frazier, Girls’ League rep tary; Joe Gulstine, president, resentative; Mary Berrigan, treasurer; Stan Grabinski, JOANNE AMEN RODNEY ANDERSEN DEE ANDERSON JIM ANDERSON VICKI LEE ANDERSON ED ANGELL CECELIA ANTHONY MIKE ANTHONY BECKY ARBUCKLE RICHARD M. AVERILL CARELD VV ARI.AND LAURA BAILEY CATHY BEASON PAUL W. BEATTY JR ROGER L BELL JIM BENDER ROCKY BERGMAN FRED BIERWAGEN CEORGE BERNEY GURUS BLANCHARD NONA BLANKENSHIP LESLIE BLOM DAVE BLOMQUIST BRUCE BOND RICHARD BLESSINGER VI BLOM KRISTEN BLOOM DEAN BOWERS Don Schwerin and Mr. Boaz set up an experiment. RICHARD BOGLE MARY BOWERS WILLIAM C. BOND JEREL BRADEN V % PATRICIA L. BREINER GARY R. BROWN STEVE BROWNELL ROGER BUCKLAND BOB BRANSCUM ANN BRODERS SHARYN D. BROWN PEGGY MARIE BRYANT BEVERLY BRANNAN JAMES BRIGGS GARY M. BROWN RONALD BRUTSCHER JOHN R. BRADFORD BARBARA BREWER SANDI BROSH ROBERT N. BROWN TIMOTHY J. BUCKLEY FRED M. BUERSTATTE JIM BUERSTATTE GEORGE BUNCE ANNE BURGESS SANDEE BURLEY JOHN BURRES CARLA JUNE BUSCHINI MARILYN BYNUM CHRISTIE CAIN TERRY D. CAMPBELL WILLIS L. CAMPBELL MARJE CANNON BARRY CARGILL ROBERT C. CARPENTER MOLLY CARTER JUDI CASTOLDI JUNE CHENAULT BILL CHILDERS GENE CHILDERS CRAIG CHRISTENSEN GARRY CHRISTENSEN LARRY CHRISTENSEN SHARYL CLARK SHERI CLAYTOR DIANA CLINE TERRY ALLEN COCHRAN NANCY COE WILMA JEAN COFFEY CAROL COLLINS SANDRA COLOMBO ALLEN COOPER SUSAN COOPER TIM COPELAND LENNY COREY VIRGINIA ANN CORKRUM KATHY CORNELIUS SUZANNE COX LINDA CORNELL PAUL CROKER MARY CORONADO CAROL A. CROSS JEAN COSTER JUDY CRUTCHER KERRY DAMON HELEN DANIEL EDWIN D. DANLEY CHERYL DAUDT SAMUEL DAVENPORT BRUCE DEPPING ■ MICHAEL DILL NANCY KATHLEEN DAVIS YVONNE DESIGA DOUGLAS DIPPEL DEBORAH DUNCAN MICHAEL DEMARIS STEVE DEMARIS DIANE DEWITT WAYNE DICKEY DONALD KEITH DONLEY NORMAN DULL SANDRA D FAIRCHILD VICKI FENNO LEILANI FINLEY ETHLYN ROSE FLEIGER V - JODI FAUSTI STEVE FINE MICHAEL K FLATHERS MICHAEL FORD JOHN FLETCHER SUSAN FANSHIER ELIAS FERRIS TERRY FINE SUSAN FLEMING PEGGY FARMER JEFF FETTER LANKY GUSTIN RICK HADDEN JOE GULSTINE SVEIN HAAVAAG Court procedure !i demonstrated by Larry Mackey. Greg Benton, and Chari! Bell. MADELYN GROSS TERRY GUISINGER PETER M. GUYER DONNA MARIE HADLEY PHYLLIS HAGEN STEPHEN HAHNER KATHY LYNN HALL KAREN GRACE HANSON VESTA HARVEY LINDA ARLENE HARBERS ERICA HARZIG BARBARA J. HAYS JIM HERMANN DENNY HARMON CHUCK HAWMAN PENNY HEBBLE ROBERT HERRING LINDA HARTLEY DAVID HAWS SUSIE HEREFORD LEE HESS ANNE HICKMAN ROBERT HOLLAND WILLIAM HOWARD III DENNIS LEE HUNTER CARMEN HILLMAN WILMA HOLMQUIST GAYLE HUNT NORALEA HUTCHINS 36 GALE HOERNBR RICKI D HOPPER CLINT HOFFMAN HERB HORN Dale Terry, Patty Schreiner, Dan Snider und Bruce Bond studieren die Landkarte des Deutst hlands. VAN ALLEN KELLAR KATHY KELLY EMILY C. KIBLER BETTE KINSFATHER MARCENE KINSFATHER KATHY KLITZKE G. PRESTON KINSINGER JUILENE KINTER SHIRLEY KINTER I KATHIE KOPF WILLIAM KORFHAGE DON KOORENY - HAROLD C. KRUMMEL GEORGE LATHROP CORKY NEIL LEE BETTY LENDACKY MICHAEL R. LAKE LISA LAURENT TERRY LEHAN MARY ELLEN LINDSEY ENID MILLS ANN MODINE LAURA JO M INNICK DAVID MONROE Anita Froesc, Kathy Sirin and Jack Riehl work diligently MARJORIE MGRO in mechanical drawing class. LAVONNE NELSON PHIL NEW HOUSE KAREN O ' BRIEN DONALD RAND PARSONS BEN I MORROW M B, NELSON MAXINE NICHOLS JENNIE LEE OLSEN 43 TOM PAUL TERRY PEPIN CHRISTY PERRY LARRY PIERCE BARBARA PATTERSON 46 7 LINDA REGER SUSAN REIFF JACK RIEHL LINDA RINGED PETE ROBISON THERESE ROMJUE MICH A E L RICH ERZH AC EN VIRGINIA RITCHEY DIANE RICHMOND MILDRED ANNE ROBERGE RICK ROSENKRANZ SUZETTE RUSSELL WALTER ROBERTS BOB RODRIGUEZ T JOAN MARIE SALA JOANNE SAMPSON SHERRY ANNE SCHAUB RICHARD SCHLUTER Clyde Gilman and Lenny Corey are hard at work in the auto mechanics class. 5 ; DOROTHY EILEEN SANDERS KATHLEEN JOY SCHNELLHARDT CAROLYN SANCHEZ BILL SCHNEIDMILLER DON - SCHWERIN STEVE SEIBEL PATTY SCHREINER MARIAN SEEL JOHN SHAVER EUDORA SHELDON JEROLD M. SIMS JOLYNN SINE LYNN MARIE SMALL CAROL SMITH LINDA SMITH ANN SMETHURST CATHERINE SMITH SANDEE SMITH WILLIAM A. SMITH CHARLOTTE LOUISE STADING CATHERINE SNELL WILMA AMALEA SPURLOCK LYNN LOUISE STANLEY SANDRA STEPHEN TOM SNELL SALLY SORNSON DAN SNIDER JANICE SPENCER 49 PAT SUTTON 50 MIKE STROE SUSAN STRUTHERS GECILE STURDEVANT MIKE SWANT LINDA TABOR BOB TATE SANDRA TATE JOANNA TOFTA Lee Hess, Paul Frank, Ken Beck, Brian Wengreen, Dale Terry, Curt Leslie, Tim Tyler and Jark Riehl ponder the theories of math analysis. GAYLE VANWINKLE HANK UNCK JR MARJO UNCK PHYLLIS A. WALES ROBERT WARNER NADINE WARREN SKI P WALLACE DICK L. WATSON ALICE WARD WELL JACK WEBER JIMMIE WILKINS TYRONE WATTS CHARLES BRIAN WENGREEN MERIDY WEBB JOHN WERTTEMBERGER JIMMY WILLARD R. LANCE WILLHITE 53 CARL WILLIAMS BILL WINTERS PHYLLIS WOOD JOANN WOOLFOLK GREG WYCKOFF DAVID WYCKOFF BRIAN WILLIAMS JOAN M WILSON D RICHARDS WOOD DENNIS H. WOODARD LYNN JAMES WILLIAMS CAROL WILLIAMS TONI DEE WISNER LAUREL WOIBLET BARBARA WYCKOFF RICHARD YORK Engrossed in an office practice lesson are Judy Mayer, Terry Heath, Barbara Hays, Diana Jason, Cathy Smith, Jackie Fuentes and Sandy Allessio. JOHN El SEN BERG JEFF FIDDES MYRNA PETERSON Mrs. Angcrman and Jimmie Wilkins measure Mary Ellen Lindsey for a cap and gown. NOT PICTURED ART ADDLEMAN KEN BAKER OR IN BATES MICHAEL BE EC HI NOR THOMAS CAMPBELL LLOYD G, CUNNINGTON ED EATON SANDRA EHLERS WALLY ENGLANDER KATHERINE FRAZIER DAVID FYE PAUL GRASSER JOHN HARTLEY TERRY HARGETT LYNN HOEKSTRA DAROLD W, HOPKINS PATTY HOUK DALE HULSE KATHIE JENSEN JOE JOVANOVIC ALEXIS KEENEY LINDA KNESS TEANIE KNUTSON SHERRY KRAMER RUTH LANDONI RICK LIGHTFOOT DOROTHY LIE VS AY CHUCK LYONS NORMA DELLA MAGGIORE JOHN MOORE CONRAD OLSEN CAROLE ANN OUTLAND GUY PALUMBO LORRAINE PARKER VAN PARKER VERNA PICARD THOMAS REED ROGER ROBANSKE BILL ROBERTSON BONNIE ROCK LINDA RUCHERT TOM R, SMITH MOLLY SPELGATTI ROBERT SPENCER GRIN THOMAS FRED TURK BOB WAHL DENNIS WALT RICHE ZUNIGA Interested in being an exchange student with the United States, I applied through the International Christian Youth Exchange program and six months la¬ ter heard that l would be attending Wa-Hi. Looking back, I find this time has given me much experience and many impressions. I shall always remember the year 1 attended your wonderful school. To know all 1600 of you is not possible, but if you ever should come to Nor¬ way, I hope vou will find where I live SVEIN HAAVAAG Norway Exchange and foreign j§tudrnts It is wonderful to be accepted and warmly welcomed in a strange country! During my brief stay, I have learned to love the United States al¬ most as much as 1 love my own country, not only because of the beauty of the country itself, but mainly because of the beauty of the friendliness and simplicity of its people When I lirst came to the United States, I found the snowy winters quite exciting, since I had never seen them before. ERICA HARZIG Brazil Knowledge is like a river which becomes deeper and larger according to different tributaries pouring into it from different areas From my experience 1 have learned not to believe all 1 hear Here a student has more op¬ portunity to learn what they want with such subjects as music, typing, sports and driving, while in my country a student is obliged to take certain courses until he fin¬ ishes high school. I am thankful for the opportunity to come here to school and have found the people kind and understanding. ELIAS FERRIS Lebanon V (Class of Kelly Aba) Lin Linda Ames NOT PICTURED: Glen Ayem Kenneth flaker [riuA Corttnw John Gallagher Dale Jackson Jon KeS singer Bill Loctg Arthur McIntosh Ore Mohr!and Forreet Riley Robert Sander Jay Simpson David Van Seoiter Glenda Ttomu Clyde Wallingford FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Roger Hart, president; Gary Owsley, vice president; Barbara Johnson, treasurer; Betsy Harris, secretary; Sandy Christensen, Girls ' League representative; and Mike Johnson, Boys ' Federation representative. Trod A1 ernuur Steve Ashrtior Judy Atchison David Bailey Vicki Baird Claudia Baalrop SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Barbara Tuttle, treasurer; Kenny Gates, vice president; Linda Struthers secretary; Doug Lundeby, Boys’ Federation representative; Carolyn Goodrich, Girls’ League representative NOT PICTURED: Gary Owsley, president. David tk-eion Garden Hem roue Jim tltnefiel Carol Jk-n on John Eatinsoa Stanley Enfc Above: Michael Dnvie Itoger Devi Tim Dawe Pom DcMoU iMnn DeWitt Hike Dickinson Hon Dixon Mike Dobbins Pebble Davie Linda, Dewey Vent Dolan Wayne Pull Jobs D vl Larry Dewey linnet a Drake Andy Duncan Joyeux Noel! Alex Hamilton, Susan Harstad, Chris HogMisoo, Leona Cunnington and Jenny Wilson celebrate a French Christmas. Left: Craig Davenport Dim Dfsiga Tim Deride Steve DmaibeUer Dave Dunterman Rich Lagan Mary hailing Jim FberLy Larry Ldlngton Linde EILenberger Dorothy EUlngeoo Je nle Caret Margaret Gereke Kathleen Gets Km Gains Lor mdji Gates Dnnni tinders John Eyeleahymer BiU EyeeuMie Janice Fagaldt JoAnns Gieselman Linde Gilbert Stephen Goetacb Terry Goidsbury Rich Gonzales Devld Fagersuram Hueeell Fajikcll Doan Warrants Carolyn FausU Linda Goodman Carolyn Goodrich Bob GoaaoU Devld Gredwobl Cheryl Graham 64 M(to Huwv Clcalun Irby Stan J� eka m Neil J iK-obmm St«VB J 4 vk.ul Duma Jtraon Mike Juuaarn Stew Karen JHg MHc Judum Oarbara Johnun bob Jo+OTKMl Evelyn John won Mike Johnson Hod Johneoo Harlan Jonee Richard Jones Lefl: Terry Hr-tth Uarry Hr lib run Jerry Hcttfrtey Terry Iknaley Uobbic Jean llitrkman bill Ibkman Pum Hill Julie Hoc-toll Ralph Hoj an Connie llolaumiM Hob HuUmaji tkirrlyn Holloway Shelley Holloway r i ,rL- Holme Terry Cochran sets the tabic for Carolyn Rye in Home Economics as Nora Straw looks on and Fatty Daniels is busy with her tabic. Jack Holm Ann IttMin Gloria Hope Barbara bowwe Terry Hull Bill burner Debt HustkQy Catherine Jordan S.Ltvdi Kelley Doug Kennedy Vickie Kennedy Steve Kenyon 65 ROW 1 1 Dennis King, Charlene Kmsfather, Bob Klinsky, Deborah Knapp, Kenneth Knight, Robert Knopf, Susan Knowles, Don Knudson. ROW 2: Jeff Koehler, David Kol bus, Luella Krantz, John Krummel. Jimmie Kuzens, Eric LaGasa, Margaret Lamb, Paula Laminack. ROW 3: Kathy Land, Marilyn LaSalle, Mary Lasater. ROW 4: Linda Laufer, Leslie Lawrence, Canossa Lee. ROW 5: David Lee, Larry Lee, Lyd¬ ia Lewis. ROW 6: Lynda Lewis, Bonnie Lievsay, Tom Lindberg, Sandi Lindquist, Mary Lindsay, Elden Lindsey, Patty Lom- masson, Don Long. ROW 7 5 Jim Loska, Johnny Loveless. Doug Lundeby, Mike Lynch, Carole Mace, Paula Magnuson Susan Margeson, Gary Marr. Reflecting the varied moods of an English test, Becky Schock ponders, Chris Middleton chews, Carol Schmaltz scribbles madly. 66 Dean Farrens and Roger Parsons sniff their way through, while Vicki Pharos contemplates, and Gor¬ don Bemrose composes. ROW I : Chuck Martin, Dan Martin, John Matthei- sen, Douglas Matthews, Ken Maurer, Mary Maxey, Cathy McCabe, Barbara McCaig. ROW ? 2: Judy McClanahan, Gary Mc¬ Cracken, Sharon McDan¬ iel, Grace McDowell, Lyn- dia McDowell, Maryan ne McFarlane. ROW 3: Pat McFarley, Bill McGough, Susan McNearney, ROW 4: MeloRae Melville Mike Melville, Phyllis Merkle, Row r 5: Christine Middle- ton, Jim Miller, Gall Mil¬ ler. ROW f : Sandra Min- demann, Mike Mitchell, Larry Modine, Christy Monahan Dorothy Mona¬ han, Ken Moore, Ken Morgan, Lorna Moser. ROW 7: Betty Mullikin, Mickey Munroe Rick Murphy, Elda Narveson, Warren Narveson, Kevin Nauss, Suzanne Neal, Toni Nelson . 67 Piiti Nixon Clary Ongcrs Mark Noble Kent Osborne Kay Nowlea Marilyn Osborne Jen Oldrldge Dave Overman Sieve Qldridge Gary Owsley Bin Odell Dan Palmer Ted Olson Larry Palmer Irma Ptlcmurei Jackie Perry Mary Jean Press Van Parker Bally Perry Sieve Pruts man Kieth Parkins Judin Peterson Doug Quade Roger Parsons Vicki Phare R. L Rambo Terry Pascoe Mike Panti Dick Rand Linda Patterson Linda Pre t Paula Raney Roger Perklna Karen Preston William Rawaoo 68 Dnjif Siimk-r Helen Setae idmtUsr Peter Sell It Christy Sauer Becky Schodt I loll and Severn a Karen Schafo Timothy, S, ' huder Deianis Severson David Schaut) Mike Sehulu Gian Shftv, Kim Sehelbe William Schiele r Carol Schmaltz Dixie Seen Susan Sribel Larry KelbqUJ Steve Shearer Robert Shell Mike Shellenburger 69 71 Stave W,(W Vicky Wallers lion Ward Frank Warner Janie Weekiey M.ircn WewHer Kxms Wheeler J.liiLb Whuinan Mark Whitman DentUd Wilhelm Valori Wiiltiiu; Donald tv til iam� Linda William Marlene William Judy V iUartl Itaorur W inkles Shirley U ,nn Woihlcl ■ birhara Wroe Ottotfyin Warl Lorimtu Vales Juan Vaia C trl AM Stave .bimk-n Tom Cies and Mike Dobbins accept U S. History tests back from Mr, Worthington with some apprehension as Angela Fleiger, Paula Ranc Linda Goodman. Buddy Bown and Wanda Spur¬ lock look on. 72 (Elags of Jim Henson Judy Almon Mertene ArLand Bob Baker Bob Hkilcman ' fed Farreas Michael Alt Steve A riant! Harold Ban Dun Bute a Manuel Fucntea Father Anderson Frankie Armstrong Kart Banka Sieve Baumgardner Linda L lev tty Jeae Anderaoo Tom Ary Bober la Bardaley Richard Realty Carol Lindsey Judy Anderaon Dick AfiJlrnure Tom Barker Mary Beck Eteniae Alexander Linda Anderson Roger Bacon JefI Barnett Barbara lieito Hun Alexander Hubert Ander« n Helene Bahneman Bruce Bartlett Charlie Bell FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Greg Scott, treasurer; representative; Eric Johnson, president: NOT PIC Jeff Bucrstatte, vice president; Lynn Chamberlain, Girls TURED: Cathy Boule, secretary. League representative; Scott Wengreen, Boys’ Federation Linda Burnley Murcia Bergevln Bruce Bjerke Sharte Black Marlec Bllck Joe Bond Bob in Bond Cathy Boulr Elaine Bower man Greg ttowera Rolunk Boyd Janice Bragg Char leu Brannan Nancy Branding Sue Brewer Charles Bristol Greg Brook Lola Brook Scott Brother ton Michael Brougti Candy Brown Sherrie Brown Robert Bruce Merrulee Brunson Bob Buchanan Jeff Buer static ftexunn Burley Sl� nt Uulcy Diana Burnette Margie Burns Joan Buroker David Bynum m f i y X % Jeff Callow Bobby Campbell Mary Campbell Norman Campbell Tim Campbell Jim Cannon Nancy Carl kale Linda Carter SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Jerry Rea, vice presi¬ dent: Kathy Hanson, treasurer: Marcia Bergevin, secretary; Bob Buchanan, Boys Federation representative; Jim Hah- ner, president NOT PICTURED: Cathy Boule, Girls 1 League representative. Peggy Carter Davi ' Cochran Irma Coronado Mike Casey Eugene Coleman Carol CorrLn Lynne Chamberlain Sally Conaway John CorLtruia Carolyn Childers Jerry Conrad Claire Coryell Leila Chipmati David Copeland Rick Courson Dandle Chrisurn son Trank Cerkrum Cathy Couriw ay Day Christen sun Linda Cornelius Debbie Cousin Barbara Clemen Lb D ebbie Cornell Cmdi Coyle Betty Cribb Tim Daniel Bridgntte Dunkelburg Janet Dwyer Fred E dinger Mike KI left burg Elaine Fan shier Jostph Fausli Dean Fondahn Ken Fong Nancy Dye Don Fmeriek Royal Fetter Sandy Fox Bob Ercles David F.migh Candy Fine Doug Frank Mdse Edwards Richard Eng Cary Fish Jane Frailer Merlin Eder David Englander Kylle Fish Lynn Frailer Leona Cunninglon Dennis Dickey David DrumlieHer Judy Duffy Sam Curcio Diane Downing Bcv Duff Barbara DunkcLburg p t A v Marilyn Englander Dan K lathers Craig French Bob Fanning Caroline Finger Rita Fry Gary Garrard Dale Fuller Bob Carver Domna Gte Karen Glover Judy Fuller Sam Gates Greg Gilford John Goei Dan Furrow Marie Gelai Mike Glass Beverly Goodman Terrlc Grate A lea Hamilton Mike Harding Mike Gaddis Larry Geyer Christina Glen Chris Goodwin Bill Gu Ue Intel It Joy iiankla Susan HarsUd Brent Gorham Points liner Sue Hank Dan Herman Pee Goucher Brenda Hngedorn Frank llanacbe Lonnie Harris Jim Gouge Jim Hahner Glen Han sens Connie Hartlev Sharon Gradwohl Peggy Hall Jean Hanson Linda Hartwell Lynn lloggen Darrlyln Holloway Terry licenser Sian Harrell Mike Howard Deity llulser Dove Hide Duug Humphrey Jeff Hunter Vivian Hunter Dan Hualloy Joan Huwt David Jaquish Dirk Jansen Sandra Jeffs Byron Johnsor Eric Johnson Gayle Johnson Karen Johnson Max Johnson Jack Kelly lie non K Inman Sheryl KLEcker Karen Kennedy Terry Km man Ucv Khicbe Carolyn Kenyon Susie Kinalnger tiinny Korfhftite Mike Kenwn Steve Kinter Sue KrOj)f Rex Kefn Linda Kirby Jim Laherty Sand l Kibler Ron K trkpair Jek Bill Lake Albert Kimbal Laurie KLauch David Lamb Don Landau Jerry Ledford Jack LargenL Hal laijtB Dona LeValley Patti Mace John Lendacky Marvin Markkas a Vi - - ' a I. Nancy Linker Mike Malden JUl Largeet Krism Larson Janet Lassie r Frank Loufer Lea Lauraen Pam Lentz Jodie Leone Frank teonelli Lora Lewis Lynn Liehter Sieve Mold Leri Loiaeau David Long Flurmi LoU Judy Lusk Jerry Manning, Lanny Mansfield Larry Manuel Cheryl Martin |rfq Marlin r Kober l Mathews Rosa I if Mciriuset-Ili Debbie Myers Mika Mikesell Judl McAllister Dave McBride Janet Mitchell Jenice Mitchell Frank McCleiUly Betsey McClure Sally Morgan Diana Montgomery t r Tarry Martin Ken Maurer Charlene McCauley Mike McCormick k- Doug Mason Larry Mauer Cheryl McCaw Janenen McCracken Judy Mason Tom Maxwell Sharon McCaw Steve McDirmld Steve Massey Eton May hew Tom McClanahan Becky McDonald Becky McFall, Cathy Svensoii and Karen Johnson are some of the many who take pleasure in the art of plastic surgery. Pam McDonald Peggy McDowell Roger Moore Greg Mork Randy McDougflll Hugh MeKachen Robert Muxiow Judy Meyers Linda MacFarWcn Becky Me fall Gloria Sinn Jim Oliver Forrest McIntosh Tom M cO mbcr Jack Oswald Jim Overman John Myers Jim Nelson Muncy Neher Sandy Newburn Ken Nordstrom Diana Oil Ken Lou Olson June Om� lol Ik ' V Osborn Kent Osborne Laska Ow en Jeanne Paietta Mary Pa Leila Dave Pnler Jim Par melee Bill Partridge Gayle Paws more Ann Patterson Cathy Patterson Jim Payton Don nil Pcniaod KM Steve Paul Michael Pemu . .. ' , - - . i t Perry Peterson Pollard Puller ry H K ' hnrdnon Mike Paul Pally Peppinger M 1 U s ? Perraull Lon el I Perry Mary Lynn Peterson CurUss Poller Shirley Quaresma Vicki Richards Cindy Peterson I tuber i Plaih Marilyn Poller Dennis Rea Valerie Rietr Qreg Pepin Money Peppingar Lynn Kovach fk,b iUBmtli Gory Roth Dick Kuascll Mary Lou Sander Pat Kothwell Pally Husoell Richard Saxon NOT PICTURED: Trudi Bannister Joe Benedict Tom Durkin Henry HrlHmm Dennis Knight Tina Marks John Meyer James Paxton Arturo Peraz John Sanderson Jane SeLbold Beverly Wilson Rodney Zuver Rod Scruggs ami Sam Schuller engage in their fa¬ vorite pastime during lecture hour. Sharon Set! Tow Seiner Seoti Hosnnkmnz Sharon Sam Karen Sc dab Jack Schiele r Call SchTwidmiilcr Alex Hooka Pam Sanders Steve Schaub Sam Schluter Connie Schuhart Miro Hooka David Sanderii Aneita ScheeL Robert Schnrn Nancy Jean Sc Dean Severson Mary Schaeffer Linda Sheds Dan Shively — f lift si ic Small irol Sponliih meld Stephen Larry Siegel Joe Small Carolyn Slatting Marilyn Sterling Mike Silva Terry Smolder Jacquelyn Stafford David Stimmel Dick Simon Deborah Smith Sid Sleeker Greg Stlrn Leslie Stockton Kathy Svenson Joyce Thomas Mane Strampher Sandra Sweeney Joycette Thomas Mike Strauss Bill Swen sen Bruce Thompson Ken Stuart Ron Sfsohn Debbie Thompson Mark Sullivan Deanna Tabor Rob Thompson Tam Sumerlin Christie Talbot Mike Thrasher Gary So pernor Pam Talbot Dick Tomlinson Cheryl Taylor Mike Trusty Saralyn Whitehead Kent Williams p m W ood Chris Whitner Hick Williams Frances Woodard Kim Whitney Jenny Wilson Linda Woodard 11.-tine Wilcox N ' ancy Wilson Sa mi_ Wrot Dixie W ' llder Paul Wilson Lcmiee Wyriek Bruce Williams Yvonne Wilson Terl Yor k John Williams Mary Withero Lola Zimmerly Kathy Wkllia Steve W olble Chuck Zuhne Hb 1 I HL .A 1966 Yell Squad — Marilyn Bynum, Chris Middleton, Rick Stockstad, Kathy Dysart, Pam Pringle, Linda Amen, 86 The 1905 Basketball Team — Bernard Wills, Grova Cookerly, Roy Howard, Lloyd Smails, Max Baumeister, Manager and Coach, Clair Stoekdale, 37 Linda Amen, Kathy Dysart, Mike Nelson, Rick Stockstad, Chris Middleton, Pam Pringle, Marilyn Bvnum. 88 |kp j quatl Looking back, the memories of the last year return. . the games, the pep rallies, the frolics, the countless hours spent with paintbrush in hand as our ideas were put up on the gym wall, the many new friends made. We can remem¬ ber not only the happy moments when the team scored another touchdown, or made the final basket to break the tie, but also the sad moments of defeat, which is truly a test of sportsmanship. Yes, they all seem a blur — the fight song, the noise parades, the times we sang the Alma Mater with misty eyes. For Wa-Hi, it was a year of change and progression in school spirit. Truly this was one of the most happy and eventful years of our lives. Linda Amen, Marilyn Bynum, Rick Stockstad, Chris Middleton. Kathv Dysart, Pam Pringle. NOT PICTURED: Mike Nelson. Rick Stockstad Chris Middleton Pam Pringle Kathy Dysart Linda Amen Marilyn Bynum NOT PICTURED: Mike Nelson LINDA AMEN FRONT ROW: Kathy Land, Valeric Rictz, Vicki Baird, Carolyn Kenyon, Lindsey Baumgardner, Sandi Christensen. ROW 2: Debbie Davis, Jancnen Mc¬ Cracken, Shirley Boatman, Christy Per¬ ry, Pam Talbot, Susan Harstad, Marie Cannon, Bridgette Dunkelburg. ROW 3; Connie Hoisington, Jane Frazier, Jackie Sparger, Linda Patterson, Ann Patter¬ son, Carolyn Goodrich, Mary Lindsey. ROW 4: Cherry! Smiley, Karen Pryor, Barbara Johnson, Debi Hussey, Becky Ar- burkle, Leona Cunnington. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Diane Holmes, Vicki Phares. The dance team, Roy alettes, originated Last spring by Mrs. Jan Kirk, has been an active part of VVa-Hi this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Arlene Smith, Wa-Hi’s Royalettes developed three routines which were performed at various games and assemblies. The year was highlighted by a trip to Yakima to perform at Davis, This spring Royalettes were made available to the community for performances. The year was concluded with several social functions for dance team members. IMomectmuttg JVttiirittes Trike Race Lick the Lion Homecoming Royalty at the Game Burning W •Biamomta .Are .Sjoreiier Homecoming 1965, October 25-29, was crowned with YVa-Hi f s traditional Homecom¬ ing dance, “Diamonds Are Forever. This year it was a victory dance, the mighty Blue Devils tromping the Kennewick Lions 7-0. Homecoming v eek, celebrating Wa-Hi’s 75 years of existence at various locations, started on Tuesday with Lick-the-L ion Day. Wednesday was Kiddies Day, climaxed by the first annual Wa-Hi Trike Race- Thurs¬ day, the spirit of the week centered around the car smash at noon and in the evening the serpentine winding around the streets of downtown Walla Walla to Borleske Stadium where the bonfire was held. The big day of Homecoming was Friday, color day. At the afternoon assembly the naming of the royalty, Queen — Dee Dee Patterson, King — Rick Stockstad, Princesses — Pam Pringle, Susie Struthers, Princes —Larry Christensen Scott McKnight, was the big event The football players were spurred on to victory by affec¬ tionate kisses from the cheerleaders and Jack Rich! was named Fairy Princess as Wa-HPs most school spirited student. Denny Harmon won distinction in the beard growing contest and was duly shaved by Mr. Hermes. The Live Five from Salem, Oregon, provided the music for the semi-formal “Diamonds Are Forever. TJ| M ¥ Queen Dee Dee Patterson, King Rick Stock stad Princesses — Pam Pringle, Susie Struthers Princes — Larry Christensen, Scott McKnight 33 ’S VARSITY FOOTBALL — FRONT ROW: Wayne Dickey, Steve Brownell, Eric Johnson, Randy McDougall, Larry Siegel, Steve Demarii, Gary Ows¬ ley, Dick Adams . Roger Hart, Shaldon Haer, Scott Me Knight, Doug Ken nedy, ROW 2: Doug Simmons, manager, Terry Cochran, Dan Smoke, Dan Alley, Larry Block, Sam Schluter, Randy Tysor, Terry Fine, Roger Bell, Tom Nelson, Roc key Isley, Tom Lyons, Herb Horn, manager. ROW 3 : Mr. Glenn Baker, Coach, Chuck Martin. Rich Hays, Dennis Ledford, Steve Rciber, Hugh McEachen, Garry Christensen, Steve Perry, Doug Lundeby, Jerry Gaddy, Jim Loska, Mr Dick Neher, Coach, Mr, Felix Fletcher, Head Coach NOT PICTURED: Steve Stimmel, Mike Mitchell, HEAD COACH FLETCHER U Y F 1 IC kl STEVE DEMARIS SCOTT McKNlGHT COACH NEHER STEVE PERRY football 65” STEVE BROWNELL 4 CARY OWSLEY DICK ADAMS ROGER HART SHALDON HAER STEVE STIMMEL DOUG KENNEDY MIKE MITCHELL SEASON SCORES Sept 11 Jamboree (Pasco, Richland Kennewick, Wa-Hi) Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Nov Nov ( ' league games) 17 Wa-Hi 20 Richland 13 24 Wa-Hi 26 Kennewick 14 1 Wa-Hi 21 Caldwell 0 8 Wa-Hi 7 Eisenhower 15 15 Wa-Hi 14 Pasco 0 22 Wa-Hi 13 Moses Lake 7 29 Wa-Hi 7 Kennewick 0 5 Wa-Hi 7 Davis 14 12 Wa-Hi 21 Richland 7 B SQUAD — FRONT ROW; David Schaub, Jim Loska, Dave Parker, Ken Hendrix, Dennis Dickey, Dan Huntley, Dale Hulse, Bob Powell ROW 2: Stuart Skidmore, jerry Ledford, Sam Schluter, Jim Oliver, Phil Wasser, Jerry Gaddy, Don Jorgenson, Steve Arland, Mike Casey, Greg Pepin. ROW $: Coach Matheson, Tom Fulgham, Rich Coyle, Chuck Martin, Tom McOmber. Dick Jansen, Dana LeValley, Tom Olson, Scott Brotherton, Chuck Bristol, Coach Marchbanks LARRY BLOCK TERRY FINE TOM NELSON After a dim showing at the annual jam¬ boree in Pasco, VVa-Hi came back to win all her home games and finish number two in the league with a respectable 7-2 season. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Fletch¬ er, Mr. Neher and Mr Baker, VVa-Hi started her regular season with a 20 to 13 win over Richland. Much of the credit should go to Dan Smoke, Rich Hays, and Hugh McEach- en for their fine defensive line play The Blue and White then returned home for two big games — downing Kennewick 26-14 and stomping on a strong Caldwell, Idaho, team 21-0. Quarterback Wayne Dickey hit Randy Tysor with three T D. passes and co-inspira- tional player Rocky Isley held up the de¬ fense. Wa-Hi then dropped the league open¬ er to Eisenhower 7-13 despite strong efforts from Juniors Roger Hart, Gary ' Owsley, and Doug Kennedy. Coming back in fine shape, VVa-Hi, led by team captain Garry Christen¬ sen, downed Pasco 14-0 and then hit the road for another win, this time over Moses Lake 13-7 with a strong offensive game from co- inspi rational player Scott Knight. Homecom¬ ing was brightened by a 7-0 win over Ken¬ newick in a rugged defensive battle, reen¬ forced by Dennis Ledford and Steve Reiber, League champs Davis gave VVa-Hi her sec¬ ond and last dump 7-14 despite the end play of Steve Perry and Terry Fine. The Devils wound up their season with a 21-7 win over Richland with Dan Alley booting his 16th point after the touchdown and sophomore Randy McDougall proving himself as a back. All in all it was a good season which in¬ cluded a clean sweep over the tri-city schools. VARSITY — FRONT ROW: Steve Buley Rich Thompson, Manager Jerry Rea, Frank Corkrum, Ken York, Jeff Buerxtatte, Greg Scott, Ray Reid, Jim Crawford, Bill Engeln, Mike Mciners, Bill Korfhage. Benefiel, Jerry Hensley. ROW 2 : Coach Taylor, Bob NOT PICTURED: Lenny Corey (Em (ttmmtrg RICH YORK JIM BENEFIEL WA-HI BOYS (Below); Rich York Bill Korfhage, Steve Buley. Jeff Buerstatte, Frank Corkrutn. Twelve scheduled meets gave the Wa-Hi Cross Country team a full season for 1965 Wa- Hi placed second in one three school meet and second in a four school meet In the triple meet, Wa-Hi edged out Hermiston 68-70, but Pendle¬ ton took first place with 29. Wa-Hi took second in the quadruple meet by beating Moscow 56-70 and Lewiston 56-70 Clarkston placed first with 34. At the Inland Empire meet at Spokane, Wa- Hi placed 7th out of 24 competing schools with a score of 294 points and 6th at the All-Valley held in Richland. Rich York, Wa-Hi ' s sterling per¬ former, took 6th place at the Invitational at the University of Idaho. Richland scored two wins over Wa-Hi, the first 20-39 and the second 22-38. Wa- Hi also lost two meets to Kennewick 22-39 and 21- 39 and one to Pendleton 20-53 The JV’s w + on two meets, one by default, and the other 17-40; then took a second in the triple meet and lost one to Richland 15-47 The Kenne¬ wick JVs won two meets 16-39 and 15-43. The JV ' s also lost to Clarkston 15-27. Rich York, Wa-Hi’s top varsity runner and the only Wa-Hi runner to go to state, won nine first places, sixth place at Idaho, seventh place at Spokane, and sixth at state Rich also set five new course records. The varsity lettermen included Rich York, followed by Jerry Rea, Ken Crawford, Bill EngeJn, Mike Meiners, Jerry Hensley, and Jim Benefiel, The JV lettermen for 1965 were Ray Reid, Greg Scott, Steve Buley, Jeff Buerstatte, and Frank Corkrum, RICH AVERILL Basketball ’65 Hart up for a jump shot- DAN ALLEY Krummel up for Games Pts. Ave. DAN ALLEY 8 2 .25 RICH AVERILL 20 273 13.6 GARY CHRISTENSEN 10 7 .77 WAYNE DICKEY 19 81 4.3 JOE GULSTINE 19 154 8.1 ROGER HART 20 226 11.3 JOHN K RUM MEL 20 205 10.2 DOUG LUNDE BY 17 84 4.9 KEN MORGAN 3 3 1.0 GARY OWSLEY 12 79 6.6 LARRY PIERCE 13 16 1.2 Gulstine and Kmmmel leading the fast break. LARRY BLOCK, GARRY CHRISTENSEN 100 ROGER HART JOHN KRUMMEL Dribbling rmt fit trouble. WA-HI 49 SUNNYSIDE 53 VVA-UI 57 SUNNYSIDE 39 WA-HI 69 HERMISTON 64 WA-HI 47 CLARKSTON 48 WA-HI 70 HERMISTON 69 WA-HI 69 CLARKSTON 55 WA-HI 53 PULLMAN 56 WA-HI 59 DAVIS 62 WA-HI 57 PASCO 64 WA-H1 50 EISENHOWER 48 WA-HI 67 KENNEWICK 58 WA-HI 52 RICHLAND 70 WA-HI 49 DAVIS 54 WA-HI 51 PASCO 67 WA-HI 49 EISENHOWER 48 WA-HI 69 KENNEWICK 99 WA-HI 76 RICHLAND 62 WA-HI 68 PULLMAN 78 WA-HI 52 EISENHOWER 42 WA-HI 55 RICHLAND 56 Watch out AvcriJI, don ' t font. 101 DOUG LUNDEBY KEN MORGAN Led by Rich Averill, 6 ' 4” senior post man who was chosen as co-captain along with Wayne Dickey, senior guard, Ha-Hi s basketball team tied for fourth place in the league, won the playoff with Ike-Hi, then lost 57-55 to Richland in the district tournament at Rich¬ land. The Blue Devils had a season record of 9 wins and ! 1 losses which included the two play-off games with Eisenhower and Richland. Rich led the team both in scoring with 273 13,6 points and in rebounding with 244, Junior forwards Roger Hart and John Krummel were second and third in scoring with 11.3 and 10,2 points respectively, Krummel was also second in rebounding with 180 rebounds. The usual starting five included Wayne Dickey and Joe Gulstine at guard, John Krummel and Roger Hart at forward, and Rich Averill at cen¬ ter Generally the first to be called off the bench, Doug Lundeby, a 6 ' 6 245-lb. junior, did a very good job of scoring and rebounding. GARY OWSLEY LARRY PIERCE Larry ' Pierce and Garry Christensen were also first line reserves all season with Pierce getting the starting nod on several occasions. This was the year of injuries for the Blue Devils with Gary Owsley, Joe Gulstine, Doug Lundeby and Garry Christensen all missing games because of injury or illness, Owsley was lost for the season due to ill¬ ness. The highlight of the season had to be the upset victory over Richland 76-62. Also, beating Eisen¬ hower three times and splitting with Kennewick and Richland made the season acceptable. With three lettermen returning plus a very fine J.V squad, 17-1 record, the picture is bright for the next year accord¬ ing to Coach Kent Matheson. At the sports banquet March 22nd, Rich Averill received the “most valuable player” award while Joe Gulstine and Wayne Dickey were selected as “most inspirational,” JUNIOR VARSITY: Jerry Jones, Larry Siegel, Jim Katon, Dick Simon, Dan Huntley, Randy Graham, Jim Hahner, Scott Brotherton, Eric Johnson, Den¬ nis Dickey, Jerry Rea. DOUG SIMMONS JOHN ENGDAHL COACH BILL BIELOH and COACH KENT MATHESON, Krummel and Hart gather in a rebound. Limdeby outjumps Davis. FRONT ROW: Sieve Reiber, Rich Hays, Dan Smoke, Rockey Isley, Randy McDougall, Bob Tale, Bill Korfhage, Steve Minkler, Dave Schaub, Greg Scott, Rich York, Larry Lee. ROW 2: Mr Nehcr, Hugh McEachen, Steve Parson, Pat Tucker, Mike Mitchell, Sam SehLuter, Denny King, Dave Huhe, Dave Copeland, Mike Mikesell, Jerry Hensley, Bob Buchanan, Frank Laufer, Mr. Baker. ROW 3: Herb Horn, Dave Dunterman, Tom Fulgham, Jim Oliver, jerry Ledford, Dana LeValley, Dan Snider, Ed Danly, Fred Editi¬ ger, Dick Ashmore, Dennis Mobley, Ron Alexander, pirestling SENIOR LETTERMEN: RICH YORK 115 STEVE MINKLER 136 BILL KORFHAGE 141 Manager: HERB HORN ED DANLY 141 BOB TATE 147 ROCKEY ISLEY 168 Manager: STUART SKIDMORE 104 Mike Harding, Dave Parker, Danny Hess, Stu¬ art Skidmore. NOT PICTURED: Dave By¬ num, Greg Gifford, Randy Stein, Tom Me- Clanahan. Hearn The 1965-66 Wa-Hi wrestling team enjoyed a successful season winning ten matches and losing three. Led by senior lettermen Rich York, Rockey Isley, Bob Tate, Bill Korfhage and Steve Minkier, the team posted victories over strong Kennewick, Richland, and Davis wrestling teams. The best individual records for the season were presented by Rich Hays (10-4), Rich York (14-6), Dan Smoke (10-4-1) and Rockey Isley (9-3-1), Wa-Hi placed second in the sub-district tournament with Rockey Isley and Rich Hays winning first places; Bob Tate, Bill Korfhage and Rich York second places; Greg Scott, Randy McDougall and Steve Reiber third places; and Dan Smoke and Dave Schaub fourth places. The following weekend these boys participated in the district tournament and led Wa-Hi to a fifth place finish. Rockey Isley won a first place and qualified for the state tournament, but an unfortunate leg injury caused his withdrawal from the state meet. Rich York and Bob Tate placed third at the district tournament. The success of a season is partially due to the junior varsity boys who make the varsity work hard to retain their positions. The junior varsity had a successful season with a record of nine wins and two losses. The thirty-two boys who wrestled on the junior varsity team recorded 74 indi¬ vidual wins agains 54 losses. With a nucleus of ten returning lettermen, the wrestlers arc looking for¬ ward to the 1966-67 season. DAVE SCHAUB JUNIOR LETTERMEN: DAVE 5CHAUB 130 LARRY LEE 106 MIKE MITCHEeL 168 DENNY KING 147 RICH HAYS 194 DAN SMOKE 176 WA-HI VVA-HI WA-HI WA-HI WA-HI W ' A-HI WA-HI WA-HI WA-HI WA-HI W ' A-HI WA-HI WA-HI Wrestling Scores 36. PASCO 30. CONNELL 18. RICHLAND 28. PROSSER 29.... LAGRANDE 28. KENNEWICK 28 ..._. PASCO 29 . LAGRANDE 38. GRANDVIEW 22. RICHLAND 6. KENNEWICK 16. EISENHOWER 27. DAVIS Sub-District Team Placing—-Second. District Team Placing—Fifth. 10 16 24 17 19 17 16 14 5 17 30 24 14 RICH YORK ROCKEY ISLEY SOPHOMORE LETTERMEN: GREG SCOTT 123 RANDY McDGUGALL 157 STEVE REIBER Hvy HUGH McEACHEN Hvy GIRLS’ SPORTS - FRONT ROW: Virginia Hays, Mar¬ ian Kramtich, Bette Kinsfather, Carol Bischoff, Pam Hill, Christie Viestenz, Jane Frazier, Janet Lasater, Kathy Hanson, Virginia Cork rum, Leslie Stockton, ROW 2: Kay Frazier, Nancy Wagoner, Barbara Johnson, Becky Gehr, Maryanne McFarlane, Debbie Davis, Mary Schaeffer, Carol Miller, Karen Glover, Carole Storeh, Lissy Cranor, ROW 3 : Mrs. Smith, Cathy Bischoff, Jill Largent, Carol Reybum, Krista Larson, Sandra Christensen, Patsy Pena, Janice Hall, Gail Schneidmiller, Meridy Webb, Penny Hall¬ mark. ROW 4: Cathy Jordan, Judi Broberg, Judi Fenno, Kathy Connery, Linda Gilbert, Shane Black, Shirley Quaresma, Vivian Guthmiller, Pam DeMotts, Colleen Ber- gevin, Miss W r irth. BADMINTON and TENNIS WINNERS — Sandra Christensen, Becky Gehr, Lissy Cranor, Virginia Hays, Vivian Guthmiller, Colleen Bergevin. Shane Black forming on parallel bars. GIRLS 1 PE, ASSISTANTS —Joan Wilson, Becky Gehr, Bette Kmsfather, Anne Bur gess, Molly Carter, Swan nee Beck, Marian Kramliek, Ja- neen Drake. NOT PIC TURED: Rosemary Mann. GIRLS 1 P.E. ASSISTANTS—FRONT ROW: Jeannie Ganquet, Patsy Pena, Jeanne Dwyer, Vivian Guthnuller, Carol Smith, Ann Mohr, ROW 2: Pam Hill, Mary Lindsay, Kelly Abajian, Meridy Webb, Kathy Hall Girls 1 Sports basketball team Lynn Chamberlain on the balance beam in (Dur restdeni Earrg fierce LAURA MINNICK Treasurer SUSAN 5TRUTHERS Secretary STEVE HAHNER, commissioner of justice and DON MOBLEY, commissioner of publications P JOHN JAMISON� commissioner of campus and CURTIS LESLIE, commissioner of policy 113 FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — FRONT ROW: David Lee, Paul Frank, Harlan Jones, Shirley Winn, Cindi Coyle, Sally Perry, Denise Rowse, Mark Sullivan, Steve Cross, ROW 2: Dennis Jacky, Bob Anderson, Tom Beech inor, Marcia Wendler, Marjorie Moro t Becky Ar buckle. Linda Patterson, Penny Reynolds, Steve Demaris. Jim Margeson. ROW 1: Dale Terry, Walt Loevenstcin, Dan Flathers, Duane Pepping, Buddy Car¬ lisle, David Zehner, Tom McOmber, Gayle Van Winkle. NOT PICTURED: Barb Clements, Dennis Quade, Nancy Davis, Denise Henderson, Carol Smith, Jim Katon, Sandy Allessio, Susan Bradstreet, DeeDee Boolen. Dave Fager- strom, Emily Kibler. Lorraine Brassard, Jill Largent, Betty Cribb, Mary Bcrrigan, Lavonnr Nelson, Diana Olsen, Pat Kozicr, Mr. Sugivama, Lynn Li chter, Mr, Weldon Ander¬ son, Peggy Carter, Lynn Hoggan, Debbie Cousins. Nora Straw, Debbie Duncan, Janet Burgess. Mary Beck, Marilyn Sterling, Dave Du merman, Kent Williams. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — FRONT ROW: Sue Criss, Jerry Hauer. Linda Hansens, Vivian Guthmiller, Diane Nerland, Janice Spencer, Denise Rowse, Linda Lirhter, Kris Bloom, Karen Frank, Pam Talbot, Barbara Hayes. ROW 2: Steve Demaris, Julie Hockett, Cherry! Smiley, Mary Schaeffer, Jill Largent, Phvllis Hagen. David Maiden, Larrv Roberts, Bill Hector, Dennis Haer, Shaldon Haer. ROW 3: Jan Thomas, Dick Simon, Tom Beechinor, Dave Hays, Dan Snider, Jim Bene- fiel, Harlan Jones, Mike Flathers, Buddy Carlisle, Linda Fuller, Denise Henderson. ROW 4; Frank Corkrum, Ron Baker, Dan Flathers, Joe Goetz, Duane Depping, Jack Riehl, Dennis Fortney, Dennis Quade. Steve Kenyon. Ron Brutseher, Bruce Bjerke, Nancy Barton. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Mr, Weldon Anderson, Mr, M. Sugiyama, Vicki Baird. DeeDee Boolen, Vicky Walters. Emily Kibler, Den¬ nis Jacky, Jim Beard, Sandra Lane, Lynn Hoggan, Mike Maiden, Rick Cleveland, Debbie Cousins, Nora Straw, Linda Woodard, Larry Roberts, Sharon McDaniel. 114 Student IE x eh an ye In an annual exchange of stu¬ dent leaders between schools, Chuck Sawyer and Jodeen Way from Chief Sealth High School of Seattle were members of the exchange program with Susan Struthers and Larry Pierce of Walla Walla High School, DEFENSE ATTORNEYS: Buddy Carlisle, Greg Kinsinger, Doug Wood. STUDENT COURT: Steve Buley, sophomore justice; Jim Briggs, senior justice; Harlan Jones, junior justice. NOT PICTURED: Jeanie Dwyer, senior justice; Tim Copeland, chief justice; Mike Johnson junior justice; Eric Johnson, sophomore justice ; Bill Korfhagc, baliff; Barbara Johnson, secretary: Paula Job, secretary. Student and (Traffic Courts TRAFFIC COURT; Doug Dipplc, chief justice; Linda Gilbert, Craig Christensen, Dan Smoke, Pat Tucker. NOT PICTURED: Bill Korfhage, chief justice. 115 Every girl is a member of Girls 1 League- In this organization the girls are given an opportun¬ ity to work for school spirit and to prepare for the women of tomorrow . The Girls League officers, the cabinet heads and their assistants, the appoint¬ ed and elected class representatives are the gov¬ erning body under an advisor serving as the Girls Counselor. The minute girls serve as reporters of activ¬ ities between the Girls League and the home¬ rooms, Crest, an honorary group, is open to every girl to serve her school and community. The activities of Girls 1 League this year in¬ cluded the Big and Little Sister Day, frolics, tea for the new teachers, Transfer Banquet, Thanks¬ giving Basket for a needy family, and Sadie Haw¬ kins Week, SUSAN KEYES Vice President GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET HEADS FRONT ROW; Car¬ ol Collins, Becky Gehr, Dotty Rais, Valerie Gifford, Su¬ san Jones, Linda March, ROW 2: Kris Bloom, Dee Dee Pat¬ terson, Judy Crutcher, Ann Smethurst, Mary Berrigan, Vicki An¬ derson, Susan Keyes, Joanne Amen. 116 KRIS BLOOM Treasurer FIRST SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS—FRONT ROW: Karen Johnson, Nancy Doyle, Becky Schock, Delons Weis, Kathy Stein, Toni Wisner, Linda Ringel, Julie Hockett. ROW 2t Janet Dwyer, Claudia Albers, Carol Benson, Jeanne Dwyer, Charlotte Stading, Janis Barton, Betty Lan- doni, Linda Anderson. ROW 3: Sheryl Klicker, Cecila Stu relevant, Kay Frazier, Mary French, Christine Middle- ton, Carolyn Goodrich, Kathy Hanson, Marilyn Mayhew, Cherry! Smiley. NOT PICTURED: Carol Cross. 4 CABIN El ASSISTANTS— FRONT ROW: Dotty Rais, Carole S torch, Kay Frazier, Suzanne Cox, Becky Ar- b uckle. ROW 2: Shelley Holloway, Linda Gilbert, Jeanne Dwyer, Joan Wilson, Ann Broders, Marilyn Byn¬ um. FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER ELECTED GIRLS 1 LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES — FRONT ROW: Lynn Chamberlain, Cathy Houle. ROW 2: Sandra Christensen, Dotty Rais, Kay Frazier. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Goodrich. Joanne Amen and Suzanne Cox selling stationery. SECOND SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS — FRONT ROW: Bunni Lott, Susan Harstad, Lyndia McDowell, Judy Willard, Carol Walters, Mary Withe row, Mary Coronado. ROW 2: Peggy Carter, Karen Hanes, Karla Board, Kim Scheibe, Suzanne Cox, Lydia Lewis, Alice Bartlett. ROW 3: Rene Singer, Kathy Gates, Christie Viestenz, Carol Bischoff, Madelyn Vogel, Linda Thom¬ as, NOT PICTURED: Carol Cross, M’Lisse Perrault, Anne Hickman, Christine Sauer, Sherry Jensen, Diane Holmes, Diana Olsen, Christie Talbot, Monna Stirling, Terry Heath, Donna DeWitt, Debbie Cousins, Pat Dan¬ iels, Susie Hereford, Lissy Cranor. O ■ fl a i JT CREST — FRONT ROW: Judy Crutcher, Laura Minnick, Molly Carter, Vicki Anderson, Suzanne Cox, Darleen Kelty, Canossa Lee. ROW 2: Betty Harold, Jcannie Ganguet, Meridy Webb, Linda Gilbert, Linda Lauler, Sandra Christensen, Kelly Abajian. ROW 3: Linda Thomas, Carole Store h, Ann S met hunt, Mischelle Gaddis, Susan Struthers, Valerie Gifford, Mary French, Linda Struthers. CREST OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Joanne Amen. ROW 2: Linda Thomas, Barbara Brewer, Suzanne Cox. NOT PICTURED: Susan Jones. n CREST — FRONT ROW : Marylee Robison, Joanne Amen, Marilyn Bynum, Carol Benson, LaVonne Nelson. ROW 2: Kathy Dysart, Lvnne Chamberlain, Kris Bloom. Pam Prin¬ gle. ROW 3: Becky Gehr, Joan Wilson, Barbara Brewer, Dotty Rais, Susan Keyes. NOT PICTURED: Karen Han son, Kathi Jensen, Meg Grate, Lynn Roesch, Marcia Ser¬ ge vin. Girls League transfer dinner. LARRY CHRISTENSEN President DENNY HARMON Vice President RICH YORK Secretary-Treasurer federation BOYS’ FEDERATION CABINET — FRONT ROW: Rich York, Larry Christensen, Denny Harmon, ROW 2: Mike Johnson, Rick Rosenkrans, Scott W ' engreen. w MR ROD HERMES Adviser BOVS’ FEDERATION HOOTEN¬ ANNY The Boys ' Federation officers for this year were Larry Christensen, president; Denny Harmon, vice pres¬ ident; and Rich York, secretary- treasurer. The class representatives for the first se¬ mester included Rick Koscnkranz, Mike Johnson, and Scott Wengreen and second semester, Stan Grabinski, Doug Lundeby, and Boh Buchanan, Auto registration, the car smash, toy drive, booster button sale, the hootenanny, the ugly man contest, Senior-Faculty basketball game, jewelry sale, and the piano smash comprised the activities for the year. All in all, the Boys 1 Federation had an ac¬ tive and successful vear. FIRST SEMESTER BOYS’ FEDERATION REPRESENTA¬ TIVES; Dick Ashmore, Terry Atchison, Rich Averill, Howard Baxter, Dirk Bogle, Gary R. Brown, Bob Buchanan, Fred Buer- static, Terry Cochran, Frank Cork rum, Tom Crudup, Kerry Da¬ mon, John Davis, Dave Dunterman, Terry Goldsbury, Fete Guyer, Stan Grabinski, Svein Haavaag, Shaldon Harr, Jay Hereford, Terry Hull, Bert KInman, Terry Kinman, Mike Lake, Steve McDirmid, Hugh McEachen, Forrest McIntosh, Mike Nelson, Mark Noble, Gary Owsley, Greg Pepin, Steve Perry, Bob Powell, Jerry Rea, Rick Rosenkranz, Rod Scruggs, Larry Set hold, Dick Simon, Mike S me leer, Dan Smoke, Rick Stocks tad, Pat Tucker, Randy Tysor, Brian Wengreen, Tim Zier. MR FRED LAPENSKI Assembly Speaker CAR SMASH SECOND SEMESTER BOYS’ FEDERATION REPRESENTA¬ TIVES: Greg Bowers, Gary R, Brown, Craig Bury, Mike Casey, Garry Christensen, Dan Clements, Rick Coyle, Steve Cross, Bill Ekstrom, Gary Garrard, Sam Gates, Rick Hadden, Wayne Hays, jerry Jones, Dennis King, Dennis Ledford, Corky Lee, Tom Lyons, Doug Mason, Frank Morrisette, Warren Narveson, Jim Nelson, Mark Noble. Gary Owsley, Terry Pasco-e, Jim Payton, Mike Potts, Ron Roth, Dane Sanders. David Schaub, Bill SchneidmiUer, Rod Scruggs, Holland Several, Steve Slawson, Mike Smeker, Terry Smelcer, John Smith, Dave Stimmel, Mike Stroe, Brian Wengreen, Rick Williams. SECOND SEMESTER BOYS’ FEDERATION REP¬ RESENTATIVES: Stan Grabinski, Doug Lundeby, Scott Wengreen, Stan Grabinski holds the jar as “Ugly Man” contestants Ken Beck, Dan Palmer and Steve Hahner cast bal¬ lots. Jack Riehl checks to see that all is properly done, NOT PICTURED: Buddy Carlisle MIKE NELSON JOHN SHAVER ilitarg JBepartmmt ENID MILLS Sponsors Commander SPONSORS — FRONT ROW; Carolyn Goodrich, Pat Rozier, Corp, Barbara Johnson, Corp Debbie Davis, Corp, Lissy Granor, Corp, Jeannie Ganguet, Sgt. Joan Wilson, ROW ' 2: Janice Catto, Ann Tarwater, Dee Dee Patterson, Kris Bloom, Jo Jo Chamberlain, Capt, Karen O ' Brien. ROW 3: Kim Scheibe, Barbara Tuttle, Susie Hereford, Kelly Abajian, Phyllis Merkle, Capt, Karen Kinsfather. ROW T 4: Chris Viestenz, Ann Smethurst, Susan Bradstreet, Merridy Webb, Linda Laufer, Sgt, Maj, Susie Keyes. ROW 5: Mary Berrigan, Patty Schriener, Barbara House, Linda Thomas, Christy Perry, Sally Perry, Lt. Col. Enid Mills. NOT PICTURED: Sat Suzette Russell, Nancy Coe. HAL MASON Rifle Team Commander RIFLE TEAM—FRONT ROW: Charlie Bell, Mike Maiden, Ken Knight, Jim Cannon, Dan Small, ROW 2 : Herb Meyer, Steve Paul, Dave Russell, Dale Fuller Mike Trusty, Bob Bate¬ man, Jim Payton, Steve Shearer, Bill Hector. ROBERT L. HOLLAND Drill Team Commander JOHN HARTLEY Drill Team Captain LARRY DEWEY First Lieutenant is STEVE DRUMHELLER First Lieutenant J DRILL TEAM: Dane San¬ ders, Pete Guyer Bill Smith, Holland Severn!, Craig Dav¬ enport Ben Holley, Mike Strauss, John Hartley Steve Drumheller, Tom Anger- man, Johnnie Loveless, John Boule, Ken Knight, Tom Beechinor, Larry Dewey, Royal Fetter. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Robert Holland Joe Fausti Rick Murphy. 124 B-i: FRED BUERSTATTE, Company Commander; KEN BANCROFT, First Lieuten¬ ant; TOM BEECH! NOR, Second Lieutenant ; CRAIG DAVENPORT, Second Lieutenant B-2: VAN KELLAR, Com¬ pany Commander; MIKE STROE, First Lieutenant; BILL SMITH, Second Lieu¬ tenant; PAUL SNIVELY, Second Lieutenant. COMPANY B-I -FRONT ROW: Steve Hillis, Loren Abenroth, Tom Beechinor, Doug Lun- deby, Ken Bancroft, Craig Davenport, Don Hamlin, Pat Tucker, ROW 2 : Jim Vinti, Mike Vixie, Bruce Thompson, Bill Cast, Terry Man¬ ning, Ron Mayhew, Mike Strauss, Don Wood, Albert Kimball, Rick Courson, Mike Guisinger, Lynn Hcgan ROW 3: Dave Drumheller Tim Snell, Dan Clements, John Boule, John Evclc- shymer, Glenn Hansens, Ken Gates, john Smith, Scott Rosenkranz, Jeff Callow, Scott Slater, Mike PerinL NOT PICTURED: Fred Bue matte. COMPANY B-2—FRONT ROW: Paul Snive- ly, Bill Smith, Van Kellar, Mike Stroe, Steve Prutsman. ROW 2; Bob Campbell, Larry Mauer, Gary Rittenhouse, Tim Dodds, Phil Wasser, Holland Severns, Dane Sanders, Mike Brough, Randy McDougall, Tom Seiner, Mike Gaddis, John Ferrel, Joe Benedict, Forrest Mc¬ Intosh, ROW 3; Dave Vannet, Doug Frank, Dale Fuller, Mike Miller, Steve Cross, Dennis Severson, Mike Jausoro, Bill Schisler, Bob Ec- des T Robert Bruce, John Mattheisen, Jim Lah- erty, Steve Kintcr, Denny Mobley, Jerry Rea, Jim Voshall, Mike Maiden. COMPANY A-l—FRONT ROW: Richard Eng, Mike Edwards, Gordon Bern rose, T, L, Frank, Jack Gaddy, Bruce Bond, Buddy Car¬ lisle, Bone Jackson, Jerry Hensley, ROW 2: Don Emeriek, Jim Katon, Dick Tomlinson, Russell Fankell, Thomas Bradley, Byron John¬ son, Larry Edington, Kenneth Hawley, Chuck Zohner, Dave Englander, Jim Paxton, Doug Kennedy, ROW 3: Sid Sleeker, Bob Mathews, Larry Roberts, Dick Russell, Terry Richardson, Charlie Bell, Bruce Van Zandi, Steve Buley, Steve Arland, Sam Curcio, Kenneth Knight, Bill Hileman, Terry Smeleer, Frank Leonetti, COMPANY A-2—FRONT ROW: Scott Wen- green, Ken Carter, Bob Haft, Mike Melville, Mike Swant, Jim Bender, George Lathrop, Bob Gossett. ROW ' 2: John Loveless, Bill Guglidmelli, Dave Gradwohl. Evett Ruffcorn, Dan LeValley, Dan Rowe, Hugh McEachen, Mike Shdlenberger, Dave Cochran, Greg Mork, Kent Williams, Terry Hoerner. ROW ' 3: Tom Barker, Leri Loiseau, Ken Hobbs, Max John¬ son, Alex Johnson, Mike Harding, Dave Hulse, Jeff Thomas, Tom Ary, Jeff Koehler, Dan Shiv¬ ely, John Cortinas, Frank Laufer. —MMI I— —— A-l: JACK GADDY, Com¬ pany Commander; TOM FRANK, First Lieutenant; BRUCE BOND, Second Lieutenant: BUDDY CAR¬ LISLE, Second Lieutenant. A-2: MIKE SWANT, Com¬ pany Commander; JIM BENDER, First Lieutenant; BOB HAFT, Second Lieu¬ tenant; MIKE MELVILLE, Second Lieutenant, A D-h ROLAND BERGMAN, Company Commander; DAVE BLOMQUIST, First Lieuten¬ ant; BILL BOND Second Lieutenant; STEVE DRUM- HELLER. First Lieutenant. D-2: GEORGE KEITH, Company Commander; JOHN HARTLEY Captain; BOB JOHNSON, Second Lieuten¬ ant TOM ANGERMAN, Second Lieutenant. Steve Reiber, COMPANY D-I—FRONT ROW: Dan Angot- ti, Bill Bond, Rocky Bergrnan Dave Blomquist Steve Drumheller. ROW 2: Larry Seibold, Frank ny, Tom Gies, Steve McDirmid, Ron Kirkpatrick, Lou Olson, Gary Supernor, Mike Thrasher Dave Sanders Shaldon Haer, ROW 3: Les Laursen, Harlan Jones Manual Puentes Doug Crawford, Bruce Williams, Dick Ashmore, Gary Garrard, Steve Woibiet Don Walker Gary Wasemiller. Bob Powell, Rich Saxon, Ken Nordstrom, Bob Shell. COMPANY D-2—FRONT ROW: Steve Zbin- den Bob Johnson, George Keith, John Hartley, Tom Angerman. ROW 2: David Schaub, Miles Jinkins Jerry Ledford, Rick Coyle, Bill Warn¬ er, Charles Brannon, Scott Brotherton, Brent Gorham, Doug Mason, Mike Ponti Guy Gallo, Mike Mikeseil, Jack Oswald, Dan Furrow. ROW 3: Jim Gouge, Mark Sullivan, Dave Jacquish, Larry Siegel, Steve Schaub, Jack Pax¬ ton, Dave Parker, Norman Campbell, Paul Wilson, Terry Pascoc. Neil Jacobson, Bob Gar ver Ken Fong, Sam Gates, Mike Alt, COMPANY G-l—FRONT ROW: Sam Schlu- ter, Doug Mathews, Ron Johnson, Rich Eagon, Mike Anthony, Kerry Damon, Roger Buck] and, Buddy Bown h Day Christensen, ROW 2: Daryl Coyle, Terry Martin, Dan Landau; Jim Pay- ton, Mike Ellenberg, Ben Holley, Tom McOm her, Tom Crudup, Boh Holloway, Jim Nelson, Don Roberts, Bob Bateman, Jack Kelly, How ard Baxter. ROW 3: Joe Bond, Dave Stimmcl, Greg Bowers, Doug Humphrey, Oscar Waggon¬ er, Dave Copeland, Steve Slawson, Mike Silva, Joe Peterson, Frank Morrisette, Jim Oliver, Gary Hedbrun, Don Long. COMPANY C-2—FRONT ROW ' : Walt Loev- enstein, Herbert Meyer, Larry Frank, Rick Murphy, Roger Parsons. ROW ' 2: Bill Winkles, Dennis Wilhelm, Steve Shearer, Ron Spohn, John Williams, Greg Gifford, Dirk Janien, David Fye, Ken Crawford, Tom Durkin, Grefi Pepin, Jeff Barnett, Dan Flatheri, Peter Selde, Bob Fanning. ROW 3: Don Bates. Ken Hen drix, Joe Small, Bert Kinman, Rick Williams, ohn Lendacky, Curtiss Potter, John Myers, ohn Sanderson, Jim Ternes, Ron Alexander, Marvin Maddess, Fred Editiger, Dan Buckley, Tom Sumerlin, Jim Small. C-l: KERRY DAMON, Company Commander; MIKE ANTHONY, First Lieutenant; ROGER BUCKLAND, Second Lieu¬ tenant; RICH EAGON Sec¬ ond Lieutenant. C-2: LARRY FRANK, Company Commander; HERBERT MEYER. First Lieutenant; WALT LOEV- ENSTEIN Second Lieuten¬ ant; RICK MURPHY. Sec¬ ond Lieutenant. E-I: MIKE LAKE, Company Commander; TERRY ATCHI¬ SON, First Lieutenant: DAVE HAYS, Second Lieutenant; DON CHAVES, Second Lieu¬ tenant, (Below) Judy Crutcher and Steve Hahner. (Lower Center) Greg Benton, Sherry ' Jensen, (Right) Dee Dee Patterson, Bill Ekstrom, Darlene Kelly, Karen Hanson, Jack Bradford, (Lower Right) Jack Riehl and Karen Hanson. ?S ' ' ■ £-2: STEVE HAHNER, Com¬ pany Commander; TERRY PEPIN, First Lieutenant; LYNN WILLIAMS, Second Lieutenant; BILL McGQUGH, Second Lieutenant, “Our Town’’ by Thornton Wilder was presented by the Senior Class of 1966 under the direction of Mr, Charles P at¬ terson, The play, done with great dramatic perfection, was narrated by the Stage Manager who observed, commented and occasionally participated. The COMPANY E4—FRONT ROW: Lanny Mansfield, Pete Guyer, Dave Hays, Terry Atch¬ ison, Mike Lake, Don Chavis, Craig Bury, Craig Dammarcll. ROW 2 : Jerry Hauer, Ter¬ ry Kinman, Jerry Jones, Harold Baney, Glenn Jones, Bruce Bartlett, Greg Stirn, Stuart Skid¬ more, Tom McCianahan. ROW 3: Dan Small, Bob Russell, Karl Banks, Bob Buchanan, Jim Overman, Larry Manud, Jim Eberly, Bart Har¬ vey, Steve Massey, Jim Cannon, Bob Cortinas, Jack Perry, Don Brooks, Dennis Meiners. NOT PICTURED: Mike Glass, Melvin Hickman. COMPANY E-2—FRONT ROW: Richard Hays, Bill McGoug h, Steve Hahner, Terry Pep in, Lynn Williams. ROW 2: Jim Hahner, Dav¬ id Emigh, Don Jorgenson, Randy Pierce, Charles Bristol, Steve Parson, Frank Gorkrum, Tim Campbell, Dick Jones, Dean Severson, Robert Plath, Tim Daniel, jim Miller. ROW 3: Mike Howard, David Smith, Wayne Hays, Miro Roska, Jack Schisler, Dan Huntley, Greg Scott, Reggie Taschereau, Dennis Dickey, Jeff Buerstatte, joe Fausti, Tom Hays, Jim Loska. NOT PICTURED: Warren Narveson, Merlin Eder, Rex Kern, Richard Montgomery, Mike Trusty. (Below) Darlene Kelty, Karen 1 Hanson, Jack Bradford, Sherry Jensen, Greg Benton, Steve Hahner, Judy Crutcher, jack Riehl, Jimmie Wilkins, Ken Beck, Bill Howard, John Fletcher, Ann Broaders, Mike Lake. (Lower Left) Bill Ekstrom, Jack Bradford, Greg Benton, Sherry Jensen. Gibbes and the W ebbs live their lives in a typ¬ ical small town with all types and sorts, even down to the town drunk. DAVE VANNET Page Editor DON MOBLEY Editor The Wa-Hi JOURNAL has come far since the first school publication, the PEDESTAL. THE PEDESTAL STAFF—1902—FRONT ROW: Miss Perry, L. Sutherland, Miss Wiesman Thompson, Miss Ringhoffer, and R. Sutherland. ROW 2r McGool, Greens lade, Miss Chadsey, Miss Philippi, Blalock, and Miss Showermam ROW 3: Root, Loaey, and Rupp. Exchange Editors Sandy Mindemann and Sandy Hagedom laugh over an interesting article from one of the many high school and college papers received from throughout the country. JIM TERNES Page Editor BILL EKSTROM Editor LORRAINE BRASSARD Photography Editor The Wa-Hi Journal THE WA-HI JOURNAL STAFF— 1965-66—FRONT ROW: Mrs, Mary Bailey, advisor, Lorraine Brassard, Mike Anthony, Nancy Coe, Tim Copeland, Carol Collins, Don Mobley, ROW 2: Dave Vannet, Lee Hess, Sherry Kramer, Sandy Mindemann, Jim Ternes, Sandy Hagedorn. ROW 3: Walt Loevenstein, Jeff Fiddes, Bill Ekstrom, Bob Thompson, Lyle Miller. NOT PICTURED; Marylyn Mayhew, Larry Lee, Jack Riehl. Sports Editor Jack Riehl checks the bulletin board with reporter Larry Lee for current assign merits and other notices of interest. journal 3 s THE PEDESTAL, Wa-Hi 1 s first publication, appeared on February 5, I.90L The first issue, a four-page, four-column newspaper, was read in assembly by its editor, Gaius Green- sladc. Since that auspicious day 65 years ago, Wa-Hi has en¬ joyed the services of a school newspaper almost continuously except for the depression years of 1931-35. Although the paper has taken various forms, today’s JOURNAL is not unlike its ancestor in size—eight pages, five columns. In content it re¬ flects the increased enrollment, enlarged curriculum and mod¬ em facilities of Wa-Hi 1966. The Advertising Staff handles the business end of the Journal Here arc Mike Anthony, Tim Cope¬ land, Business Manager, Lyle Miller, and Walt Loc- venstein. Headlines, features, editorials, exchange papers, and ducks occupy the interest of these JOURNAL staff cubs, Larry ' Scibold, Bruce Hallmark, Bruce Crist, Janeen Drake, Peggy Coster, Jeff Thomas, Melvin Hick¬ man, and Sandi Christensen. Other apprentices include: Mary Lindsay and Camk Outland. for se The 1965-66 Royal Blue staff worked hard to make this year¬ book truly a surprise for the students of Walla Walla High School, In late August, several Royal Blue staff members at¬ tended a workshop in Pasco, Then on October 30th, Carol Cross, Lorraine Brassard, Norman Dull, Pete Guyer, Herb Meyer, Dan Snider, Reggie Taschereau and Carl Williams attended the 18th yearbook workshop at the University of Washington, a pan of the 2nd annual Publications Conference, The purpose of the conferences was to help yearbook staff members get ideas for making a better yearbook, A head line speaker of national importance highlighted the day. The staff appreciated the response of students and faculty which made this the top year for ROYAL BLUE sales. When the ink is dry on the last signature, may the book hold many happy memories for each one. In Seattle, REGGIE TASCHEREAU and NOR¬ MAN DULL sat at the head table during the publications conference banquet. RICH EAGON and HERB MEYER worked with both copy and pictures. CAROL CROSS Co-e d i tor—Lay-ou t Finding out what makes a page tick occupied WANDA SPURLOCK and JUDY WILLARD, CARL WILLIAMS Co-edi tor—Bust n e ss 81 m NORMAN DULL Co-editor—Photography MISS GRAY, advisor, and JEANNE CZY- HOLD look over some of the senior picture . ABOVE: JIM GOUGE, FRANK HANSCHE, and REGGIE TASCHER EAU spent many hours on the business end of the camera, MARY ELLEN LINDSEY and BARBARA HAYS prepared copy and engineered the index. Having served the yearbook in several areas, PETE GUYER sorts material for a page, GARY BROWN, CHUCK APPLING and TYE WATTS worked mainly in the photo lab, LEFT- Before school started, LORRAINE BRASSARD, NORMAN DULL, CAROL CROSS, PETE GUYER and REGGIE TASCHEREAU attended a yearbook workshop at Pasco, BELOW: Although makeup was part of the task, TERRY ATCHISON, DAN SNIDER and LORRAINE BRAS¬ SARD found pictures to be their field of interest. RICH BEATTY and MIKE BROUGH were interested mainly in pictures. SOPHOMORE BAND FRONT ROW: Gary Roth, Janice VanWyk, Mary Witherow, Marilyn Sterling, Jim Parmelee Sherrie Brown, Karen Glover, ROW 2: Elaine Rowmnan, Penny Hallmark, Steve Lloid, Jenice Mitchell, Leslie Stockton, Hal Legg, Rob Baker, Randy Roseamp, Rod Moose, Frank Hansche, Richard Beatty, Sandi Kibler, Dick Simon, ROW 3: Gary Fish, Robert Muxlow, Steve Richardson, Diane Montgom¬ ery, Jim Eberly, Doug Berney, Mike Paul, Jim Jones, Rick Hartwig, Jack Privett, Dennis Haer, Dean Fondahn, Bruce Bjerke, Roger Bacon, David Long, Bob Anderson, Debbie Crowder, Mary Ann Rinker. ROW 4: Lonnie Harris, Mike Casey, Mike Minkier, Rick Hoffman, Bill Winkles, Bill Swen- sen, Dave Bynum, Dan Hess, Kathy Land, Eugene Walker, jerry Gaddy, Cindy Peterson, Jeff Hunter, Larry Gcyer, Robert Schmaltz, Rob Thompson, Bill Lake, Jack Largcnt, Leon Gibb, Dave McBride, NOT PICTURED: Loni Gay Wvrick, Deanna Tabor, Jim Benson, Glen Ayers, Candy Brown, Ted Far re ns. BOB BRANSCUM SUSIE Manager STRUTHERS Head Flagswinger DEE ANDERSON Secretary CURTIS LESLIE Assistant Student Conductor MR RUSS LARSEN Director DANCE BAND — FRONT ROW: Can Roth, Dick Simon, Terry Hull, Steve Fine. ROW 2: Ron Johnson. Terry Campbell, Bob Anderson, David McBride, Carol Reyburn, John Goetz. Dick Bogle. tier MARK CRAVES Drum Major KAREN CH ANDLER Librarian CAROL REV BURN Student Director TERRY CAMPBELL President PEP BAND — FRONT ROW: Elaine Wilcox, Bob Carpenter, Jaci Bescup, Tim Schuder ROW 2 ; Dennis Fortney, Gary Roth, Mary Bovd, Carol Reybura. ROW 3: Craig Stewart, Dee An¬ derson, Ken Moore, Steve Fine, Karen Chandler, ROW 4: Terry Campbell, Ed Powers, Bob An¬ derson, Bill Schne id miller, David Long, Dennis Haer. ROW 5: jerry Gaddy, Dana Frank. Dick Bogle, John Goetz. The Wa-Hi Senior Rand began the year with the Fron- Davs Parade and the concerts at the Southeastern Washington Fair, It then attended the Jamboree in Pasco and per¬ formed at pep assemblies, home game half-time shows out-of-town games, the Shrine Game, the Second Annual Wheat Row] Game and vari¬ ous parades. During the concert season the band was honored as the only high school band in the state to play for the Washington State Music Educa¬ tors Convention in Spokane. Other activities were a spring con¬ cert the Mi lion-Freewater Pea Fes¬ tival Parade, the band contest at West Valley High School in Yakima and the final performance, gradua¬ tion The Pep Band played at assemblies and basketball games while the Dance Rand performed for a Christ¬ mas Dance at Dayton. Wa-Hi has every reason to be proud of its tremendous band. o? rff ‘fll i m I .( $ sr V : yfvCa 1 - � s JM J 1 Sfl (V P� ✓ • - £ ® 3L ■ 1 1 f . gjf vy u« f JBM Jr ♦ l ■ ’■• ' ■■ z[ i JP 1 38381. f - s , ias 1 ' lul 3 r M® i -; x 1 ft - 1 I ' ’1(1 I „ I t ■ . B - 7 r - - ' wwwt; jp J wm m }g A iB ®alla HIalia Htgl] j cljool potior J mA FRONT ROW: Rill Howard, Paula Job, Ed Angel), Gary Owsley, Mildred Roberge, Karen Chandler. ROW 2: Dennis Fortney, Mike Mathews, Shirley Phinney, Janet Tichi, Ted Olson, Alan Robinson, David Pagerstrom, Karla Board, V irginia Ritchey, Luma Bixler. ROW 3: David Beeson, Mary Boyd, Virginia Hays, Dee Dee Boolen, June A l sup. Paul Beatty, Eric LaGasa, Steve Kenyon, Ken Moore, Dee Anderson, Joann Woolfolk, Richard Blessinger, Ann Marie Honn, Terry Hull, Randy ftawson. ROW ' 4; Ed Powers, Bob Bran scum, Jim Struthers, Wayne Modine, Clenton Irby, R. L. Rambo, Dick Adams, Bill Schneidmiller, Paul Frank, Rick Stockstad Terry Campbell. Dan Alley, Dan Smoke, Bill Eyes tone, John Goetz, Kevin Nauss, Tom Fulgham, Dana Frank, Dick Bogle, Carol Rcyburn. ROW 5: Mark Graves, Stan Jackson, Jay Hereford, Jaci Bescup, Steve Fine, Wayne Duff, Ron Dixon, Dan Snider, Curtis Leslie, Tim Schudcr, Craig Stewart, Bob Carpenter, Elaine Wilcox, Barbara Woiblet. FLAG SWINGERS: Becky Ochr, Bette Kinsfatlnr, Sue St rut hers, Valerie Gifford. Linda Struthers, Betsy Harris. MAJORETTES: Diane Holmes, Betsy McClure, Claire Coryell. Photos by Roberge J 37 MR,. GEORGE WHITE DireciOT DEE PATTERSON Secretary S I EVE DEM ASUS Student Director 1R. WAGNER | I t •I’ !, M ’ CHRISTMAS SO¬ LOS: Linda Fuller, Steve Whi trier, Nancy W agon e r, G reg Ben- ton, Dee Anderson. NIE OLSEN, Accompanist DANCERS: Bill Ekstrom, Enid Mills, Mike Johnson, Dee Dee Patterson, Greg Benton, Becky Gehr. («r CHOIR FRONT ROW Becky Or hr LeR,. Teal. Ann Hums, Jackie furiiln, Yvonm ' Di ' ii:. ' , Gale Hucirirr, Trd Qlmn, He 11 Korfhaitc. Steve Dcrnnrij, Mike Johnson, Karen t handler. Dee mlerwn, Judy Fetmo Pee Patterson, Claudia Albers- ROW 2 • Nancy Dmiv, Drlnm Weis. Silvan Flem¬ ing, Linda Hartley. Duuv Kennedy, Jubn Lmr|r v Bill Cast. Steve- Hahner, l orn Nelson, Steve Strirmirl. Bub Renton, Christy IVny, Shari I Clark, Deb¬ bie Da sis, Cathy McCabe ROW r Etobc Good hew, Linda Fuller, Enid Mills Barbara HC -. Sails Sorrmm, Su anne C v tUirtis Ledtr, Rob Brans- rum, Tom Watts Bill F.ksimm Don Knudion, Cirri: Benton, Becky Shock. Linda Bnmn. Becky Arbuckle, Susan K« iff, Jrnnfe ORrn, ROW 1: Karen Jilir, Kathy Klit ke. Nancy W ' auuner. Donna Hadley, (Iwftii Wttrl, Barb¬ ara Jnhlvsuti. Ed Amtell, b-rn (mldshun Dan Palmer, Ken Bancroft, Kulnev Sndersen. Dtmv Ouatfr. Dennis Strnimrl. Mike f m.irri Linda Abbott. Linda Goodman, Karen Youmt. Mary Estlinu. Linda Lewis, Christie Vicstcm NOT PR VI RED: Jim Miller, Steve Whitnrr, Rsb Rodrigue , George Keith- CHOIR ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Sails Sornvon, Steve Hahnrr, oo rompaniit. Dee Amli-nw ROW j: Linda Hartley, taRa r leal. Sieve De mans. Becky Schork. Jennie Obm ROW Linda Fuller, Steve Whiiner, Sieve Stimmel, Shaiyl t l.uk ROW 4: Curt Iz-slir. Bill Ekilronf, 1 errv Colddsur 1 !., Greg Benton, Bill Kodhage. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB — FRONT ROW: Candice Fine, Georgia Hav¬ ens, Barham Brito, Gayle Passmore, Corline Hozan, Sharic Black, Karen Johnson, Nancy Doyle. ROW 2: Chris Whitner Susan Marg e son, Sandy Fox, Joan Sala, Janet Harold, Sue Kropf, Janet Mitchell, Karen Preston, Mar¬ cia Stocks tad. Barbara Clements, Es¬ ther Anderson. Joy Hankla, Rosemary Hamilton. ROW 3: Mary Schenk, Beverly Goodman, Karen Kennedy, Susan Weitz, Marie Strampher, Susan Knowles, Mary Schaeffer, Sandra Newburn, Maries Gem, Eileen San¬ ders, Pattv Daniels, Nancy Schultz. The Vocal Department began this sea¬ son with an October Fall Concert that featured the choir and the Boys ' and the Girls ' glee clubs. Special dance effects were provided by choir members to the music from “Mary Poppins. 1 In November, they were the featured musical group at two Thanksgiving ap¬ pearances and participated in a Sunday afternoon choral clinic in Pendleton with the famous choral conductor, Roger Wag¬ ner. The extended choral work “Song of Christmas was performed five times at various civic organizations and in the annual December concert at Lacey Au¬ ditorium. Other plans for the year included the making of a record, various school and public concerts and the annual music contest in late April. During the school year, the choir made approximately twenty appearances. Rou r 4; Kathleen Gates, Denise Hender¬ son, Roberta Bards! ey, Barbara Hill, Dan- ellr Christensen. Yolanda Harris, Nancy Linker NOT PICTURED: Marlene Ar- land. Penny Hallmark, Linda Hartwell, Sandi Fairchild. CONNIE HARTLEY Accompanist GIRLS 1 GLEE ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Esther Anderson, Joy Hankla. ROW 2: Karen Johnson, Georgia Havens, Chris Whittier. ROW 3: Corline Hozan, Susan Weitz, Dan¬ dle Christensen, Marlene Arland, Connie Hartley. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB — FRONT ROW: Scott Wen- green, Oscar Waggoner. ROW 2 : David Stimmel, Sam Gates, Gary Roth. ROW 3: Michael Keown, Terry Hoerner, Ron Alex¬ ander, Sid Stecker, Rick Williams. ROW 4: Mike Trusty, Leon Gibb, Miles Jinkens. Rick Hoffman, Mike Thrasher, Jim Oliver. NOT PICTURED: Mark Whitman, Wayne Alexander, ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW; Canossa Lee, Marie Coyle, Denise Alexander, Virginia Allen, Mary Beck, Larry Seibold, Caroline Fleiger, ROW 2: Marcia Bergevin, Judy Almon, Valerie Rietz, Randy Stein, Lorn a Bixler, Karen Chand¬ ler, Bill Howard, Paula Job, Gary Roth, Dennis Fortney, Joann Woolf oik, Nancy Branning, An- gela Fleiger. ROW ' 3: Jim Parmalee, Linda Woodard, Janice Bragg, Terry Campbell, Paul Frank, Bob Anderson, Eric LaGasa, Wayne Duff, Ken Moore, Dee Anderson, Carol Reybum, Curt Leslie, Swannee Beck, Ron Johnson. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Robert Carpenter, Mike Minkler, Mike Casey. (©rdjestra The activities of the orchestra began with the string orchestra’s playing in the Commons for the reception of Dr. Delbert Peterson followed by the fall concert for the public. At Christmas time, their per¬ formances included banquet music for the Elks La¬ dies’ Christmas Party, the Christmas assembly for the students and a Christmas program with the full or¬ chestra and choir for the public in Lacey Auditorium. At Garrison Junior High, the group furnished ban¬ quet music for the Tri-State Administrators 1 dinner and for the PTA Birthday dinner, and later at Green Park, the PTA Annual Pot Luck. The winter concert with the band and choir was followed by the district contest at Yakima and a spring concert with the all¬ city orchestras. This year the Wa-Hi Radio Show was put on by a group of students instead of the usual tw ' o disk joekies. George Lathrop and Craig Bury (right) did the announcing with the aid of five other boys who helped writh the gathering of news and production. Bob Holland, the technical advisor, built a broadcasting station in the gym. Mr. McCorkle was the faculty supervisor. Radto JVsststajtts LIBRARY ASSISTANTS— ' TOP: Janice FaGalde, Bonnie Arnold, Jackie Fuentes, Eudora Sheldon MIDDLE: joAnn Sampson, Mary Ann Osborne, Donna Benedict, Terry Hensley LOWER: Mike Perini, Mary Coronado, Janice Frederick, Vickie Kennedy, Sandy Gabrielson, Carol Wagner, June Chenault. NOT PICTURED: Lani Finley, Debbie Murphy, Pam Strahm, Beverly W ' ilson. RIGHT — LIBRARY IM ASSISTANTS — FRONT ROW: Dave Cochran ROW 2: Mike Paul, Bob War¬ ner, Tern ' Cochran INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER 1: Susan Cooper, Dennis W r oodard, Mike De maris, Mike Flathers. IM 2: George Berney, Keith Don¬ ley, Dennis Thompson IM 3: Harold Krummel, Doug Bemey, Rod Andersen, Mike Maiuri IM 4: Robert Brown, Kirk Stutsman, Allan Cooper, Bill McKillip, Rick Lightfoot. IM NOT PICTL RED: Shell Moose, Garold Outland, Robyn Myers, Tom Jensen, Vicki Fenno, Chuck Hawman, Jerry Swafford, Bill Redmond, Jim Ed¬ wards, Dick Watson boys PE ASSISTANTS: Lynn Williams, Dermis Ledford, Skip Wallace, Rich Blessinger, Randv Ahlers, Terry McIntyre, Stan Grabimki, John Eng- dahl f Tim Potter, Mike Potts, Mike Nelson, Wayne Dickey, Ron Bmtcher NOT PICTURED: Rockey Isley, Phil Newhouse, Bill McKillip, Tom W ' atts, Les Blom, Jerel Braden, Dale Hube, Herb Horn, Rick Hadden. WOODSHOP ASSISTANTS: Ken Maurer, Dan Furrow, Steve Mele, Leri Loiseau, Dick Watson, Jim Margeson, Dave Parker, John Hartley, Dennis Bahneman, John A. Smith, Mike Potts, Dennis Thompson, NOT PICTURED: Bob Klinsky. arts and crafts ASSISTANTS: Corky Lee, Linda Gomel!, Deb¬ bie Cornell, Bruce Van ZandL NURSE’S ASSISTANTS 1- FRONT ROW ' : Marion Seel. ROW 2: Donna Benedict, Terry Fisher, Joyce Graham, Marjorie Moro, NURSE’S ASSIST¬ ANTS 2: Shirley Kinter, Linda Rlngie, Joan Sala, NURSE ' S ASSISTANTS 3: Sue Fleming, Linda Tabor, Mary Bowers, Terri Romjue, HOME ECO¬ NOMICS ASSISTANTS: Sandra Carver, Susan Eddy, YO UTH CORPS ASSISTANTS: Bev Bran nan, Phyllis Wood. ROTC OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Cathy Sanders, Julie Rockett. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS; Vickie Anderson, Valerie Gifford, Kathy Dysart, Phyllis Mcrkle, Paula W ' agner, Wilma Holmquist, Claudia Albers, Pam Pringle, ATTEND¬ ANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS 2: Gayle Hunt, Patti Schreiner, Susan Reiff, Marilyn Bynum, Meg Grate, Rosemary ' Mann, Con¬ nie Allen. NOT PICTURED: Karen O’Brien, Sandi Brosh. PRINCIPALIS OFFICE ASSISTANTS; Cecelia Anthony, Jean- nie Dwyer, Linda Hartley, Darlene Kelty, LaVonne Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Merkle, Marcia Gilcher, Ann Broders. COUNSELING CJFFICE ASSISTANTS. Linda Reger, Diane Nerland, Sandra Goade, Debbie McDougall, Starr Sherman, Kathy Schnellhardt, Carol Collins. MRS, MONAHAN’S OF¬ FICE ASSISTANTS: Susie Struthers, Ann Smethurst, Mischelle Gaddis, Kris Bloom, Linda Thomas, Susie Keyes, Barbara Brewer. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS I: Alvin Kimball, jerry Hauer, John Smith, Wilma Coffey, Ileen Sanders, Bruce Thompson. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS 2- FRONT ROW: Judy McClam ahan, Karen McClanahan, Ethelyn Fleiger, Jackie Fuentes, ROW 2: Hank Unde, Bill Reeves, David Haws, Ernie Roberts. NOT PICTURED: Herb Horn. BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS--FRONT ROW: LaVonne Nelson, Shirley Winn, Ellen Sterling, Carole S torch. ROW 2: Shelley Holloway, John Fletcher, Mark Graves, Jeff Koehler, Linda Gilbert. PHYSICS LAB ASSISTANTS: Bill Engeln, John Jami¬ son, Craig Stewart, Ken Berk, Barbara Fuller. NOT PICTURED: Bob Holland, La¬ Vonne Nelson. ZOOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS: Shirley Phinney, Patsy Pena, Doug Wood, Karen Kinsfathcr. CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS: Janice Spencer, Carla Graham, Tim Tyler, Mildred Roberge, Anne Burgess, Jim Briggs, Barbara Brewer, Brian Wengreen. NOT PICTURED: Douglas Simmons, Jim Buerstatte, Dave Batten, Mike Meiners, Steve Penland, Don Schwerin, Doug Dippel, Linda Thomas. P.A. ASSIST¬ ANTS: Tom Angertnan, Steve Whitner, Patsy Pena, AG ASSISTANTS: Tim Buck- ley, Les Bloom. NOT PICTURED: Randy Parsons. TEACHERS ' ASSISTANTS— FRONT ROW: Janice Barton, Mr. Marchbanks; Vicki Ander¬ son, Sharpstein School; Marcia Gikher, Mr. Brueggemeier. ROW 2: Paula Job, Miss Gray; Ron Baker, Mr, Sugiyama; Sherry Jensen, Mr. Patterson. NOT PICTURED: Swannee Beck, Mr. VanDeGrift; Linda Peterman, Mrs, Kirkman; Chcr- ryl Smiley, Mr. Fahrmger; Gayle VanWinkle, Mrs. Clay; Mary Ellen Lindsey, Barbara Smith, Mr. McKay. LORRAINE BRASSARD TIM COPELAND JACK RlEHL BOB THOMPSON Striving to grant recognition to those students who have reached high levels of academic and social achieve¬ ment, the National Honor Society bases its membership on four areas of qualification: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Twice during the year, in the fall and spring, new members are received into the so¬ ciety during spec ial “tapping 1 ceremonies. Thirteen members, tapped as juniors, comprised the membership of the society as the 1965-1966 school year opened. Under the leadership of Steve Hahner, presi¬ dent; the society expanded its membership when 32 sen¬ iors were tapped late in the fall. Dr George Ball, pro¬ fessor of Religion at Whitman College delivered the address at this tapping. The winter quarter saw 8 more seniors and 22 juniors inducted into the society. This assembly which might very ' well mark a new trend, fea¬ tured the Wa-Hi band SANDRA HAGEDORN CARL WILLIAMS HERBERT MEYER QUILL AND SCROLL, dedicated to promoting high quality journalism, is a national honorary society which recognizes students who have done out¬ standing work in high school publica¬ tions. From the Journal and Royal Blue staffs come the members of Quill and Scroll. The officers for 1965-1966 were Jack Rlehl, president ; Don Mob¬ ley, vice president; Carol Collins, sec¬ retary; and Mi ' s. Bailey, advisor. U ana Intmutinnal fcoiwnip Socirtr firrfcigh JtounuliSB FRONT ROW: Mary French, Linda Laufcr, Carol Benaon, Sandra Christensen, Susan Knowles, Linda Gilbert, Barbara Johnson, Ca- nossa Lee, Lissv Cranor. ROW 2: Duane Depping, Jim Benefiel, Rick Murphy, Paul Frank, David Fagcrstrom, Steve Kenyon, John Ferrel, Roger Hart, Ken Morgan, Lany Seibold, Craig Dammarell, Lyndia McDowell, Co nine Carrier. performing in concert before the student body. Both seniors and juniors tapped this year were in¬ itiated as members of the National Honor Society at a banquet near the end of March, The officers of the so¬ ciety elected each semes¬ ter, who led the honor group through the 1965- 1966 school term were; Steve Hahner and Bill Engein, presidents; Steve Penland and Jim Briggs, vice presidents; Linda Hartley and Susie Keyes, secre¬ taries; Sherry Jensen and Lynn Small, treasurers; and Mike Meiners and Bette Kins father, historians. 146 PHYLLIS HAGEN DOUGLAS DlPPEL LINDA HARTLEY WILLTAM KKSTROM DENNIS JACKY VALERIE GIFFORD SHERRY JENSEN MARK GRAVES SUSIE KEYES STEPHEN HAHNIR LUCIA LANDT LEE HESS MIKE JOHN MEIN ERS JAMISON ENID DARLENE MILLS KELTY BETTE KINSFATH ER CURTIS LESLIE Rational Monor DON MOBLEY NOT pictured: KATHI JENSEN STEPHEN PENLAND JACK R1EHL LINDA THOMAS BRIAN WENGREEN LYNN SMALL SUSAN STRUTKERS TONI WISNER KAREN YOU NO FT A — FRONT ROW: Linda Abbott, Vicki Anderson, Carol Rrybum, Helen Schneid miller, Lama Rixler, Rexanne Vance, Mary Osborne, Jean Gzyhold, Ju¬ lie Hockett, Cherryl Smiley, ROW 2: Patsy Pena, Linda Peterman, Sally Samson, Pain DrMotti Vic¬ ky Walters, Judy Crutcher, Kelly Abajian, Marcia Gilrher, Phyllis Hatjen, Betty Mullikin. ROW 3: Mr. Poole, Barbara Johnson, Steve Pent and, Beverly Bran nan, Carolyn Rve, Randy Rawson, Ron Baker, laneen Drake, Marcia Wendler. NOT PICTURED: Molly Carter, Debbie Duncan, Madelyn Gross, Janice Hall, Virginia Hays, Gayle Hunt. FTA FRONT ROW: Linda Hartley, Janis Barton, Barbara Brewer, Swannee Beck, Sandra Carver, Ellen Sterling. ROW 2: Joanne Woolfolk, Darleen Kelly, Dee Dee Pat¬ terson, Linda Gilbert, Dee Anderson, Debbie Davis, Jeanne Gates. ROW 3: Barbara Fuller, Carole Storch, Sheral Gar mi re, Mary Estling, Cheryl Hagemeister, Stephen Whittier, Karen Hanson. NOT PICTURED: Bob Johnson, Rick Jones, Toni Whiter, LaVonne Nelson, Maxine Nichols, Suzette Russell, Joan Wilson, The Walla Walla Chapter of Future Teachers had sev¬ eral projects this year. Some members are teaching assis¬ tants who spend an hour or more a day assisting teachers in their classes. They set up lab experiments, put up bulletin board displays, instruct individuals or groups, and correct papers. Many other members contact ten other schools in the district which they help with correcting papers, putting up bulletin boards, tutoring, typing, and running off tests. Every Saturday morning members take part in the Whit¬ man College clinic. They rate the junior Whitman students majoring in education. The purpose of this system is to iron out problems of the education majors before they student- teach and to give the future teachers an insight into teach¬ ing. future ®eacljer0 of America (Irftj FRONT ROW: Betty Ledbetter, Anne Hickman, Barbara Wyckoff, Sue Addlcman, Ethelyn Fleiger, Maxine Nichols ROW 2: Sandy Preso, Barbara Patterson, Linda Meyers, Pete Guyer, Kathy Newburn, Sandra Lane, Jodi Fausti. (right) FRONT ROW: Marceen Kinsfather, Connie Allen, Jack Weber, Karen O ' Brien, Susan Fanshitr. ROW 2: Linda March, Terry Lehan, David Zehner, Jeral Braden, Jim Zier, George Berney, Sue Rciff. This year the Distributive Education Class participated in many activities. One of the money raising projects was selling (XE. Calendars, Carol Cross and Karen OTirien represented their classes in the Olympia convention. At Christmas time Karen O’Brien was chosen as “Miss Merry Christ- mas” with her Snow Bunny helpers, Carol Cross, Susan Reiff, Maxine Nichols and Carol Wagner, In recognition of D.E. Week, a bulletin board was decorated in the main office. Later in the year many students represented the Walla Walla [). E. Clubs in Spokane where they participated in meetings and entered skill con¬ tests, The students worked many hours on the mol scrapbook, a record of the year. Window judging arc Jan Frederick, Mary Weis Carol Cross, Robbin Myers, Loni Finley, Btstributiiie Education Carol Cross and Karen O ' Brien are all set to go to the Olympia convention. Working on the D.E, Week Bulletin Board are June Bus chini and Carol Cross, (left) FRONT ROW: Ann Mohr, vice president; June Bus- chini, co-reporter, Kathi O Rourke, Debbie Murphy, sec¬ retary: Pat Sutton, ROW 2: Tom Frank, Patty Schreiner, treasurer: Jan Frederick, par¬ liamentarian ; Penny Hebble, Rick Hadden, president. (right) FRONT ROW: Robbin Myers, Carol Wagner, Mary Wies, Nadine Warren. ROW 2: Carl Williams, treasurer: Jerry Leisle, Bob Herring, Dan Greg¬ ory, Don Donley, president, NOT PICTURED: Carol Cross, reporter. Jquit Again this year, EQUITES HI-Y contributed $10 a month to support an orphan named Sam. Also, under the direction of advisors Sgt. Decker and Sgt, Hayward, the boys helped in the Yes ACTT drive as well as contributing to the United Fund, In January Bquites held a successful frolic. WALLA WALLA HI-Y — FRONT ROW: Mr. Huntington, Dave Dunter- man, Jerel Braden, Jerold Sims, Bob Haft, Brian Wengreen, Mr, Worthing ton. ROW 2: David Gradwohl, Tom Strut hers, Tom Nelson, Andy Duncan, Rick Smith, Roger Shively, Mike Dob- bins, Steve SeibeL ROW 3: Chuck Hawman, Bill McKillip, Kevin Marks, Tom Jensen, Mark Graves, Dennis W r oodard, This year WALLA WALLA HI-Y had quite a few activities. Among them were distributing food baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The group also sponsored a clothing drive for the children of Viet Nam as well as an apple drive for Charity. W.W, Hi-Y also supported the United Fund. 150 F.D. HI-Y activities for the year consisted of service to the school such as cleaning the roadside by Abbott across from the school, directing traffic at several football games, running the chain gang and selling Wa-Hi license plates The group spon¬ sored a frolic and a hay ride and chopped wood for clocks which they donated to the commons Mem¬ bers also attended the Hi-Y Spokane Youth Legis¬ lature F.D. HI-Y—FRONT ROW: demon Irby, Sam Davenport, Tim Copeland, Steve Brownell, Mike Nelson, Gail Hoerner. ROW 2: Mike Johnson, Gordon Bemrose, Jim Strothers, Bob Gossett, Mike Lake, T im Zier. ROW ' 3: David Schaub, Tom Frank, Greg Benton, Tom Thompson, Terry Golds berry, Eli Stroe, EQUITES HI-Y — FRONT ROW : Jerry Ledford, Rich Blessinger, Terry Hull, Mike Swam, Ken Beck, Paul Groker, ROW 2: Sgt. Hayward, Bob Goodrich, Steve Drumheller, Rick Hadden, Mike Potts, Bill Korfhage, Hugh McEachen, Nick Baker. ROW 3: Bill Ekstrom, president, Greg Kin singer, Rick Stockstad, Doug Wood, Gary McCracken, Bob Johnson. 151 IR OFFICERS FRONT ROW; Valerie Gifford, Susie Struthers. ROW 2: Steve Hahner, John Jamison, Ruddy Carlisle. FRONT ROW: Jaci Bescup, Sandi Christensen, Colleen Bergevin, Barbara Tuttle, Jeanne Dwyer, Kris Bloom, Dan Smoke, Valerie Gifford, Karen Han¬ sen, Susie Struthers, Carol Benson, Lucia Landt. ROW 2i Paul Frank, Steve Hahner, John Jamison, Dave Van net, Tom Angerman, Buddy Carlisle, La- Vonne Nelson, Linda Thomas, Lynn Small, Nancy Steel, Kathy Stein, Linda Gilbert. ROW ' 3: Pete Robison, Ken Moore, Roger Hart, Steve Kenyon, Bill Engeln, Ken Beck, Buddy Bown, Steve Penland, Jim Benefiel, Doug Dippel, Bill Ekstrom, Greg Kmsinger, Dave Fagerstrom. NOT PICTURED: Sally Perry, Kathi Jensen, Craig Christensen. It has been a busy year for the International Relations Club. In addition to regular monthly meetings, interested members were guests of the Knife and Fork Club for two of its programs. Also, an evening lecture series featuring Whitman College pro¬ fessors was arranged and made available to the entire student body. The model United Nations with Wa-Hi delegations rep¬ resenting Norway and Tunisia was held in April in Ellensburg, (Sntmtaticmal Relations (Ulub FRONT ROW ' : Eric Johnson, Randy McDougall, Doug Lundeby, Dan Smoke, Denny Harmon, Chuck Martin, Larry Christensen, Gary Owsley, Roger Hart, Dick Adams. ROW 2: Frank Laufer, Jeff Buerstatte, Rich York, Larry Lee, Bob Buchanan, Greg Scott, Dennis Dickey, Larry Siegel, Pete Robison, Fritz Keiler, Wayne Dickey. ROW 3: Sam Schluter, Denny King, Jerry Rea, Mark Noble, Mike Shellenberger, Rich Hays, Jerry Jones, Tim Zier, Garry Christensen, Rich Averill, Joe Gulstinc, Scott McKnight. NOT PICTURED: Kerry Damon, Fred Buerstatte, Bill Me Gough, Doug Mathews, Steve Perry. The purpose of SPG is to stimulate the intellec tual and cultural atmosphere of Walla Walla High Sc hool, thereby removing the overt soc ial obstacles to rational and enlight¬ ened student government. Some of their activities included the caramel onion sale, a spontaneous hootenanny, the sub¬ scription to Current Magazine for the library, and the spon¬ soring of various bills in Legislative Assembly. SPG—FRONT ROW: Mr. Boaz, advisor, Jim Briggs, Ken Beck, Steve W ' hitner, Don Mobley. ROW 2: Steve Penland, Harlan Jones, Jim Benefiel, Steve Hahner, John Jamison, Don Schwerin. NOT PICTURED: Mrs, Monahan. A very active Key Club sponsored a frolic, burned the W for a Homecoming project and parked cars during football season. The main project was selling the school directories. Other worthwhile activities included sponsoring the “greased pig 1 contest during Sadie Hawkins week, holding several parties and hay rides, sponsoring a blood drive for the Red Cross and donating to the United Fund. The club would like to thank Major Madden for his often needed help and advice and to extend a warm welcome to the new advisor, Mr. Fenno. Sfljcspiatts FRONT ROW: Steve Hahncr, Dee Dee Patterson, Steve Whitner, Sherry Jensen, Ken Beck. ROW 2: John Brad¬ ford, Greg Benton, Bill Ekstrom, Madelyn Vogel. ROW 3: Bill Howard, Mary Berrigan, Jack Riehl. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Ann Broders, Karen Hanson, Judy Crutcher, Jimmie Wilkins, Jeanne Dwyer, Darlene Kelty, Mike Lake, John Fletcher, Christy Perry. Rebate FRONT ROW: Larry Roberts, Jill Largent, John Lendacky, ROW 2: Tim Campbell, Lee Hess, Bill Hunter, The Walla Walla High School Debate Team has been engaged in a series of inter-school debates with Mac-Hi in Milton-Freewater, and has participated in a debate clinic at Washington State University. This is the first year for debate at Wa-Hi and although the team is small, the students have worked hard to make this a successful year. The top two shooters on the Girls’ Rifle Team were PAM HILL and LORRAINE BRASSARD, (Strls JRtfb ®cam ffllub (ttomtctl FRONT ROW: Gordon Bemrose, Christy Perry, Cur¬ tis Leslie, president, Jim Benefiel, Mike Johnson. ROW ' 2: Barbara Brewer, Pete Robison, Larry Chris tensen, Rick Stockstad, Don Schwerin, Marcia W ' en- dler, Karen Hanson. NOT PICTURED: Tim Copeland, Jack Riehl, Jim Beard, Bob Tate. Club Council’s primary ' job this year was the apportioning of the after game frolics as well as the drawing for Homecoming service proj¬ ects 155 future 3[armors This year the FFA Chapter has been busy with the FFA farm donated to the chapter by Mr. R. G. Jansen. Members of the organization exhibited their livestock this spring at Spokane, Mil ton-Free water, and Walla Walla where the boys helped improve their methods and skills of showmanship. One of their most rewarding accomplishments was a first place rating in the District Creed Contest, Next year promises a much wider and bel¬ ter program. MR. CLARK Adviser PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM: Bill Bond, Dave Maiden, Carl Zahl, Bill Hunter, Duane Depping, Brian Harrigan, SOPHOMORES—FRONT ROW: Jim Vinti, Tim Dan- tel, Frank Morrisette, John Lendacky. ROW 2; Frank Leonetti, Phil W ' asser, Joe Fausts. NOT PICTURED: Dennis Haer, Bob Holloway, Forrest McIntosh, Bill Gug- lielmelli, Joe Small, Don Roberts, Dave Cochran. JUNIORS —FRONT ROW r : Bill Hunter, Die Rand, Steve Jcssee, Gary Marr ROW 2r Jim Small, Rick Thompson, Duane Depping, Carl Zahl, Ron Buell. NOT PICTURED: Bill Cross, Dave Haws, Duane Knopf. of A mmca FFA SWEETHEART Betty Lendacky JUDGING TEAM Carl Zahl, Bill Humer f Dave Maiden, Duane Dip¬ ping, Richard Ranson. NOT PIC¬ TURED : Clint Hoffman, Bob Tate, Dale Smith, Jim Vinti, John Lendacky, Tim Daniel. Mr. McKay Adviser FFA OFFICERS: Rockey Isley, Steve Jaekel, Carl Zahl, Bob Tate, Steve Jessee, Don Parsons. The FFA BASKETBALL TEAM consisted of Steve Jae¬ kel, Steve Jessee, Dale Smith, Doug Smith, Don Parsons, Dale Hulse, Gary Marr, Greg Benton, Rick Thompson, David Maiden, joe Small, Bill Bond, Tim Daniels, Phil Wasset, Cart ZahL SENIORS FRONT ROW: Dave Maiden, Bill Bond, Doug Smith, Clint Hoffman, Randy Parsons, Rockey Isley, ROW 2; Chuck Lyons, Mike Maiuri, Dale Smith, Tim Buckley, Harold Krummel, Bob Tate, Richard Ransom. FRONT ROW: Chris Middleton, Linda Dewey, Lynne Chamberlain, Janet FRONT ROW: Wilma Spurlock, Sharon McDaniel. Dwyer, Carlene Wamther, Phyllis Hagen, ROW 2: Noralea Hutchins, Linda ROW 2: Shirley Quaresma, Sharon Berg, Suay Beyer. Abbott, Shirley Quaresma, Mary Jo Biddlingmeier, Marie Cannon, Frances Woodard, Mary Ellen Lindsey, Miss Boles, ROW 3: Mary jean Pruss, Donna Penland, Marlee Blick, Nancy Barton, Jeanne Cates, Sally Samson, Sandy PROGRESSIVE DINNER: Sweeney, Mrs. Anderson, Janet Dwyer, Phyllis Hagen, Sally Gibson, Chris Middleton Irene White. Sfuture Hunt cm alters of Amcrira The Future Homemak¬ ers of America had a number of activities for the year which included the initiation of new members, a progressive dinner, talks by foreign exchange students and recognition day held at YVa-Hi. The final func¬ tion of the year was the installation of new mem¬ bers. FRONT ROW: Sharon McDaniel, Julie Pol¬ lard. Meridec Brunson. Sharon Berg, Wilma Spurlock. ROW 2: Robin Bond, Aneita Scheets, Carol Corrin, Nancy Schultz, Elaine Smither. ROW 3: Donna DeWitt, Carol Aitken, Irene White, Sally Gibson, Lydia Lewis, Suzy Beyer, OFFICERS- FRONT ROW: Phyllis Hagen, Chris Middleton, ROW 2: M rs Anderson, Noralea Hutchins, Mary Ellen Lindsey, Miss Boles. NOT PICTURED: Sally Gibson. FRONT ROW: Janet Dwyer, Shirley Quaresma, ROW 2: Merridec Brunson, Mary Jo Biddlingmeier, Sharon Berg, Nancy Barton, Sharon McDaniel, Suzy Sever Marv lean Pruss TEACHERS ' COFFEE HOUR: Lynn Cham¬ berlain, Shirley Quaresma, Sharon McDaniel, Sally Sornson, Sally Gibson, Linda Abbott Jeanne Gates. j adtp Hafolmts Hill-billy Hitch or Caught in the Draft was the theme for Sa¬ die Hawkins week February 21- 25. Army Greens and 4 ' licorice whips were on Monday. Appro¬ priate for Wednesday were grub- hies since the Greased Pig con¬ test was held. Dill pickle? were the noon-time treat. The Mr. Ir¬ resistible and Miss Gullible con¬ tests were held on Thursday with the girls in their pigtails and the hoys in their suspenders and bow ties eating tootsie roll pops. Stu¬ dents in crazy colors showed a taste for bad taste as they ate red hots and watched the assembly Friday. The w f eek was climaxed with the dance Friday night with music by the Road runners. Agnes Apparel ALLEN FURNITURE CARPET CO. , INC. Appliance Service Co. AULT IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT, INC. THE BAKER-BOYER NATIONAL BANK BERGEVIN’S MILBROOK PARK APARTMENTS Berry Electric Co. BLUE MOUNTAINS TELEVISION CABLE CO. BUR-BEE COMPANY Burroughs Floor Coverings CARNATION COMPANY Clark ' s Book Store College Laundry and Dry Cleaners COLLEGE PLACE BOOK BINDERY COLUMBIA RURAL ELECTRIC ASS’N, INC. Colyear Motor Sales Company CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. Don Coyle Construction Hljank “Hmt to ®ur patrons COYLE OLDSMGBILB COMPANY Crescent Drug Company SCOTTY CUMMINS ATHLETIC SUPPLY Davis-Kaser ' s Inc, DEBUNCE STUDIO Dee ' s House of Crafts Dee ' s Purple Poodle DeUshus Bake Shop DeMosa Grocery DEWITT FUNERAL HOME DRUMHELLER COMPANY EASTGATE COUNTRY STORE EASTGATE SOUTHGATE DRUGS Electronic Service FALKENBERG’S JEWELERS First Federal Savings Loan Association Fleenor ' s Suiter Dupers Frontier Machinery, Inc, GENERAL TEAMSTERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND CANNERY WORKERS Gossett Lumber Hardware Grass! Refrigeration Service GREAT WESTERN MORTGAGE CO,, INC, Ben G reco and Sons Harvey ' s Beauty Salon Bill Horton Insurance HUNTINGTON-CUMMINGS, INC, Hunt Lindstrom Ben Hunt Son Manufacturing Co, HUTCHINSONS STUDIO The Ice-Burg Authur L, Ingstad, Contractor Inland Electronic Supply JACKSON MOTOR COMPANY KEY EQUIPMENT CO. , INC, KLICKER BROS, SONS Lariet Motel LEWIS PHOTO SHOP Archie E. Lindsey, Masonry LOCATI MOTOR COMPANY LOGAN CHEVROLET-CADILLAC CO. Malcolm Bierwagen Insurance THE MARCUS WHITMAN HOTEL DR. St MRS. EUGENE F, MARTIN ME LC HER-RAY MACHINERY COMPANY MILLER STUDIO MILLER SUPPLY, INC. MIRA-DAE PORTRAITS Mode Beauty Shop MODERN CAFE Monte Vista Nursing Home MONTGOMERY WARD MORRISON SUPPLY CO. Dan Palmer Studio THE PASTIME CAFE PENDLETON MUSIC HOUSE INC, Pete ' s Charcoal Broiler Cafe Lounge POLLARD MOTORS, INC. Porter ' s New York Store PRINGLES, INC. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE BUREAU, INC Pruts man Plumbing Heating W, R, O ' Rourke Co, , Inc. Radio Station KUJ READYMIX SAND GRAVEL CO, t INC, A. Ritchie Company ROBERGE STUDIO ROGER ' S WALLA WALLA CANNING CO, RUSSELL CANDY CO, Dr R, M. Schneller Dr S. A. Schneller Optometrists SEIL ' S SHOE STORE Sherwood Roberts Inc SMITH FARM CHEMICALS, INC Smith Nursing Home Dale Snider Realtor Spence Tire Service SPORLEDERS STONE MACHINERY CO. Storrer ' s Market Superior Roofing Co. Tall man’s THRIFTY SUPER DRUG CENTER JAC THOMPSON PHOTOGRAPHER Tommy ' s Dutch Lunch VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO VITART STUDIO W ' ade ' s Thrift way WALLA WALLA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION WALLA WALLA BRANCH, OLD NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON THE WALLA WALLA BRANCH SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK WALLA WALLA BUSINESS COLLEGE Walla Walla County Branch, The National Bank of Commerce WALLA WALLA DRAPER COMPANY Walla Walla Drug Walla Walla Federal Savings Loan Association Walla Walla Grain Growers, Inc. The Walla Walla Produce Co, Walla Walla Production Credit Association WALLA WALLA TITLE COMPANY Washburn Piano and Organ Sales Western Farmers Assn. A. L, Pat Wilson WILTON ' S SHOE STORE WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE INC. YAGER DRILLING CO, Abajian, Kelly 58, 109,119, 122, 148 Abbott, Linda 20, 129, 148,158 Choir, Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America Abenroth, Loren 59,124 Adams, Dick 59, 94, 96,137, 152 Addlcman, Art 56 Addlcman, Susan 20,149 Distributive Education Club Ahlers, Randy 20,143 Aitken, Carol 59,158 Albers, Claudia 20, 139, H7 f 144 Choir, Attendance Office Asst., Minute Girl Albert, Keith 59 Alexander, Denise 73,141 Alexander, Harvey 20 Alexander, Ron 73,104,127,140 Alexander, Wayne 73,140 Alien, Connie 20,144, 149 Allen, Virginia 59, 141 Allessio, Sandy 20, U4 Leg. Asm. Representative Alley, Dan 59, 94, 96, 100, 137 Almon, Judith 73, 141 Alsup, June 59,137 Alt, Mike 73, 126 AH, Ricky 20 AUnauer, Fred 59 Amen, Joanne 21 , 116,118,119, 146 Crest Sec. and Pres., NHS, Girls ' League Cabinet Head Amen, Linda 58, 86, 88, 89 Andersen, Rodney 21, 139, 142 Anderson, Dee 21, 134, 135, 137, 138,139,141,146, 148 NHS, FTA, Band, Choir, Orchestra Anderson, Mr. Don 13 Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy 13,158 Anderson, Esther 73,140 Anderson, James 73, 21 Anderson, Jess 73 Anderson, John Anderson, Judy 73 Anderson, Linda 73 ,117 Anderson, Mike 59 Anderson, Robert 73, 114, 134,135, 141 Anderson, Vicki 21,116, 117, 119, 144, 145, 148 Croat, FTA, Girls League Cab. and Officer, Attendance Asst. Teacher’s Asst. Anderson, Mr. Weldon 13,114 Angell, Eduard 21,137, 138,139 Band, Choir Angerman, Mrs. Geraldine 13 Angerman, Susan 59 Angerman, Tom 59,123, 126,145, 152 Angotti, Dan 59,126 Ankney, Velma 59 Anthony, Cecelia 21,144 Anthony, Mike 21,127, 131 Royal Blue, Journal Staff, ROTC Appling, Charles 59,133 Appling, Rene 73 Arbuckle, Becky 22, 90, 114,118, 139, 146 NHS, Dance Team Vice-Pres, ( Girls League Cabinet Asst. Leg, Asm., Choir Arland, Gareld 22 Arland, Jeanne 22 Arland, Merlene 73, 140 Arland, Steve 73, 97, 125 Armstrong, Frankie 73 Arnold, Bonnie 59, 142 Ary, Tom 73, 125 Ashmore, Dick 73,121, 104 126 Ashmore, Steve 59 Atchison, Judy 59 Atchison, Terry 22, 121, 128,129, 133 Royal Blue Averiil, Rich 20, 22,100,101, 121,152 Key Club, Basketball, Senior Class Pres., HR Offices Ayers, Glen 58, 134 Bacon, Roger 73,134 Balmeman, Dennis 22,143 Bahneman, Helene 73 Bailey, David 59 Balley, Janet 73 Bailey, Laura 22 Bailey, Mrs. Mary 13, 131, 146 Bain, Donna 58 Baird, Merrilee 22 Baird, Vicki 59,90, 114 Baker, Bob 73,134 Baker, Mr, Glenn 13, 81, 94, 104, 105 Baker, Mr. Jake 18 Baker, Ken 56 Baker, Kenneth 58 Baker, Nick 22,150 Baker, Ron 22,114, 145, 146, 148 Leg. Asm, Representative, FTA, NIIS, ROTC Officer, Teacher 5 Asst. Baldwin, Mrs. Mary 13 Bancroft, Ken 22, 124, 139 ROTC Officer, Drill Team, Choir, Rifle Team, Tennis Team Baney, Harold 73, 129 Banks, Karl 73,129 Bannister, Trudl 83 Bards ley Roberta 73,140 Barker, Tom 73,125 Barnett, Jeff 73,127 Barnes, John 22 Bartlett, Alice 22,118 Minute Girl Bartlett, Bruce 73, 129 Bartlett, Ray 22 Barton, Janis 22,117, 145,147, 148 NHS, FTA, Teacher s Asst,, Minute Girl Barton, Nancy 73, 114,158 Bastron, Claudia 59 Bateman, Bob 73, 123,127 Bates, Donald 73,127 Bates, Orin 56 Batten, David 22, 145 Letter mens 1 Club, Chemistry Lab. Asst., Golf Team Baumgardner, Lindsey 58, 90 Baumgardner, Steve 73 Baxter, Howard 59,121, 127 Baxter, Kenneth 23 Youth Corps Beagle Mr. George 13 Beard, Mrs, Dorothy 13 Beard, Jim 23, 114, 155 WW HUY, Lettsrmens’ Club Season, Cathy 23 HR Sec., Minute Girl, Senior Ball Decorations Comm. Beatty, Paul 23, 137 Leg. Asm. Representative, Homecoming Publicity Comm. Beatty, Richard 73, 133, 134 Beck, Ken 23, 21, 51, 121,129, 145, 150, 152,154 Sen. Class Vice-Pres,, SPG, IR Club, HR Pres., Thespians Bock, Mary Jo 73, 114,141 Beck, Swannee 23,109, 141, 145, 147,148 Orchestra, PE Asst., NHS, FTA, All-State Orchestra Beechinor, Marg 59 Beechinor, Michael 56 Beechinor, Tom 59,114, 123,124 Beeson, David 59, 137 Beito, Barbara 73,140 Bell, Charlie 34, 73,123, 125 Bell, Roger 23, 94 Letter men’s Club, Football Bemrose, Gordon 59, 67, 125,150, 155 Bender, Jim 23,125 ROTC Benedict, Donna 23, 142,143 Benedict, Joe 83,124 Benefiel, Jim 59, 70, 99, 114, 146, 152,I5S Benson, Carol 59, 117, 119, 146, 152 Benson, Jim 73,134 Benton, Bob 59, 139 Benton, Greg 23, 34,128, 129,138, 139, 150, 154, 156 Senior Play, Thespians, FFA, Boys 1 Pep Club, Choir Bentley, Lind a 74 Renzel, Cheryl 60 Berg, Sharon 60, 158 Bergevin, Colleen 60, 108, 152 Bergevin, Karen 60 Bergevin, Marcia 74, 75, 119,141 Bergh, Audrey 60 Bergman, Holland 23, 126 Rifle Team, Wrestling, HR Pres. Berney, Doug 60,134,142 Berney, George 23, 142, 149 School Store Manager, Distributive Ed ucation Berrigan, Mary 21, 23,114, 116, 122, 154 Senior Class Treas., Sponsors Girls League Cab. Head, Thespians Bescup, Jaci 60, 135, 137,152 Beyer, Suzanne 60,158 Biddlingmeier, Mari Jo 60,158 Biehloh, Mr. Bill 13 Blersner, Ray 23 Bierwagen, Fred 23 Equites HUY Bischoff, Carol 60, 108, lie BIschoff, Cathy GO, 106 Bittick David GO Bixler, Lama GO, 137,141, 146 Bjerke, Bruce 74, 114, 134 Black, Sharie 74, 106, 140 Blanchard, Curtis 23 Football Manager Blankenship, Nona 19, 24 Girls 1 Sports Bles singer, Rich 24,137,143, 150 Blick, Mar lee 74, 158 Block, Larry GO, 94, 97, 10O Blom Leslie 24,143, 145 Blom VI 24 Blomqulst, David 24, 126 Boys ' Fed. Representative, Log Asm Representative, Golf Team Bloom, Mrs. Betty 18 Bloom, Kris 24,114,116, 117,119 122, 144, 152 Sponsors, Leg, Asm Rep., ER Club, Girls 1 League Treas,, Crest Board, Karla GO, 118, 137 Boatman, Shirley GO, 90 Boaz, Mr Albert 13, 145,152 Bodinu Francis 61 Bogle, David 61 Bogle, Richard 24, 121, 134,135, 137 Boldman Vicki 61 Boles, Miss Margaret 13, 158 Bond, BUI 24, 126,156, 157 FFA Bond, Bruce 24, 36, 125 ROTC, Tennis Bond, Joe 14, 74,127 Bond, Robin 74, 158 Boolen, Randee 61, 114, 137 Eoschker, Mr. Wilbur 13 Boule, Cathy 74, 75, 118 Boule, John 61, 123,124 Bowers, Dean 24 Bowers, Dunne 61 Bowers, Greg 74,121, 127 Bowers, Mary 24, 144 Nurse ' s Assistant Bowerman, Elaine 74,134 Down, Buddy 61, 72,127, 152 Boyd, Mary 61, 135,137 Boyd, Rolene 74 Braden, Jerel 24,143, 149,150 WW Hi-Y, Distributive Edu¬ cation Club Bradford, John 25, 128, 129, 147, 154 Thespians, NHS Bradley, Tom 61,125 Bradshaw, Linda 61, 63 Bradstreet Donna Gl Bradstreet Nancy 61 Bradstreet, Susan 61, 114, 122 Bragg, Janice 74, 141 Brannan, Beverly 25, 144,148 FTA, Pep Club, Youth Corps Sec Girls 1 Sports Brannan, Charles 74, 126 Braiming, Nancy 74,141 Branscum, Bob 25, 134, 137, 139 Band Manager, Choir Brassard, Larry 61 Brassard, Lorraine 13,61,114, 13G, 131, 132, 146, 155 Bratvold, Mr Gordon 15,18 Bray, Rick 61 Breiner, Patti 25 Brewer, Barbara 25,119, 144, 145, 148, 155 Crest, Office Assistant, Lab Assistant, FFA Brewer, Sue 74 Briggs, Jim 25, 70,115, 145,146, 147, 152 Student Court, Lab Asst , SPG, NHS Bristol, Charles 74, 97, 129 Broberg, Judi 61, 108 Broders, Ann 25, 118, 129, 144, 154 Girls 1 League Cab. Asst., Senior Class Play, Thespians, Bulletin Board Committee Broman, Eric 61 Brooks, Greg 74, 129 Brooks Lois 74 Brush, Sandi 25, 144 Brotherton, Mrs. Marjorie 18 Brotherton, Scott 74, 97,102, 126 Brough, Michael 74, 124, 133 Brown, Candy 74, 134 Brown, Don 61 Brown, Gary M. 25 Brown, Gary R 25,121, 133 Drill Team, Royal Blue, Boys 1 Fed. Representative Brown, Linda Gl, 139 Br own Robert 25, 142 Brow n Sh nryn 25 Brown Sherrie 74,134 Brownell, Steve 25, 94, 95, 150 Football, FD Hi-Y, HR Pres Bruce, Robert 74,124 Brueggemeier Mr, Carl 14 145 Brumbaek, Terri Gl Brunson, Merridee 74,158 Brush, Barbara 61 Brutcher, Ron 25, 114 Leg, Asm Representative Bryan, Charles 61 Bryant, Peggy 25 Buchanan, Robert 75, 104, 121, 129,152 Buck!and, Roger 25, 127 Rifle Team Buckley, Dan 61, 127 Buckley Tim 26, 145,157 Ag Asst Bucknum, Mrs Beth 14 Buehlcr, Martin 61 Buell, Ronald 61, 156 Buerstatic, Fred 20, 121 124, 152 Key Club, Football, ROTC Officer Buerstatte, Jeff 74, 99, 139, 152 Buerstatte, Jim 26,145 Buley, Steve 74, 99, 115,125 Bunce, George 2G Burgess, Anne 26,109,145 Chem Asst , Tennis, Leg. Asm. Representative, HR Officer Burgess, Janet 61,114 Burley, Charmaine 61 Burley, R ox arm 74 Burley, San Dee 26 Burnette, Diana 74 Burns, Margie 74 Burokcr, Joan 74 Burros, John 26 Bury, Craig 61,121 129,141 Buschini, June 26 149 Distributive Education Club, Minute Girl Bye rgo Bonnie 61 Bynum, David 74,105,134 Bynum, Marilyn 26, 86, 88, 89,104, 118,119, 144 Cheerleader, Crest, ROTC Rifle Team Girls 1 League Officer Cain Christie 26 Callow, Jeff 75,124 CainpanelU Mr. Richard 13 Campbell, Barbara 61 Campbell, Bobby 75, 124 Campbell, Mary 75 Campbell, Norman 75 126 Campbell, Terry 26,134 135,137, 141 Bund, Pep Band Dance Band, Orchestra Campbell Thomas 56 Campbell, Tim 75, 129, 154 Campbell Willis 26 Youth Corps Cannon, Jim 75, 123,129 Crninon, Marje 26, 90, 158 Dance Team Future Homemakers of America Cargill, Barry 26 Carlisle, Buddy 61,114, 115 121, 125 152 Carlisle, Dan 61 Carlisle, Nancy 75 Carrier, Corrine 61,146 Carpenter, Bob 26, 135, 137, Hi Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Campus Patrol Carter, Ken 61, 125 Carter, Linda 75 Carter, Molly 26,119,148 Crest, FTA, Dean ' s Office Assistant Carter, Peggy 75.114, 118 Cast, Bill Gl, 124 139 Casey, Mike 75 97, 121 134 141 Cnstoldi Judi Ann 27 l p Club, Minute Girl, Vice- P rincip al 1 s A ss istant Catto, Janice 61, 122 Chamberlain, Lynne 74, 75, 118, 119 158 Chamberlain, Jo Jo 61, 122 Chandler Karen 61, 135 137, 139 HI Chapman Marsha 61 Chaves, Don 61 128 129 Chenault, June 27 142 Cherry, Leah 60 Childers, Bill 27 Childers, Carolyn 75 Childers, Gene 27 Chipman, Leila 75 Christensen, Craig 27 115, 147, 152 NHS, Traffic Court, Tennis International Relations Club Christensen, Danelle 75 140 Christensen, Day 75 127 Christensen, Garry 27, 94, 9% 100, 121.147, 152 Football, Baseball, Key Club, NHS, Basketball Christensen, Lurry 27.93,120, 152.155 Boys 1 Federation President, Student Court Justice, Key Club, Football, Homecoming Royalty Christensen, Sandi 58, 61, 90, 108,118,119,131, 146, 152 Clark, Mr, Charles 14, 157 Clark, Sharyl 27 Choir Cl aytor, Sheri 27. 139 Clay, Mrs, Eva 14,145 Clements, Barbara 75,114, 140 Clements, Dan 61,121,124 Cleveland, Rick 61,114 Cline, Diana 27 Coblentz, Kathy 61 Cochran, Dave 75,125,142, 156 Cochran, Robin 61 Cochran, Terry 27, 65, 94, 121, 142, 143 Football, Baseball, Boys 1 Fed, Rep,, HR Officer, Audio-visual Assistant Coe, Nancy 27,122,131,147 NHS, Sponsors Coffey, Wilma 27,144 Cole, Sgt. Juel 14 Coleman, Eugene 75 Colley, Kathy 6! Collins, Carol 27, 116,130, 146 Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Quill and Scroll Sec,, Crest, Journal Staff, Chairman Bulletin Board Committee Collins, Carol 61,131,144 Collins, Jim 61 Colombo, Deanna 61 Colombo, Sandi 27 Conaway, Sally 75 Conklin, John 61 Connery, Kathy 61,108 Conrad, Jerry 75 Cooper, Allen 27, 142 Cooper, Susan 28, 142 Copeland, David 127, 75, 104 Copeland, Tim 26,115,122,131, 146, 150, 155 Student Court Chief Justice, ROTC Major, Quill and Scroll, FDH1-Y Vice-Pros,, Leg. Asm, Representative Corey, Lenny 28, 47, 99 Corkrum, Frank 75, 99,114,121, 129 Corkrum, Virginia 28,108 Tennis Cornelison, Mr. Purdy 14 Cornelius, Kathy 28 Cornelius, Linda 75 Cornelius, Jim 61 Cornell, Debbie 75,143 Cornell, Linda 28, 143 Coronado, Genaro 61 Coronado, Irma 74 Coronado, Mary 28,118,142 Minute Girl, Library, Asst,, Pep Club Cortinas, Irma 58 Cortinas, Johnny 75, 125 Cortinas, Robert 61,129 Corrin, Carol 75.158 Coryell, Claire 75, 137 Coster, Jean 26 Coster, Peggy 61, 131 Cottrell, June 61 C our s on, Ri ck 75, 124 Courtway, Cathy 75 Cousins, Debbie 75,114, 116 Cox, Suzanne 28, 118, 119,139. 147 Choir, Vice-Pres, of Crest, Girls f League Cabinet Asst,, Minute Girl, NHS Coyle, Daryl 76, 127 Coyle, Cindi 75,114 Coyle, Marie 61,141 Coyle, Rick 76, 97, 121,126 Coyle, Mrs. Zelma 18 Crait, Ron 61, 126 Cranor, Lissy 61, 108,118, 122, 146 Crawford, Doug 61,126 Crawford, Ken 61,127 Crawford, Sue 61 Cribb, Betty 76,114 Criss, Sue 76,114 Crist, Bruce 61, 131 Croker, Paul 28, 150 Cross, Carol 28, 117, 118,132, 149 Royal Blue co-editor, Bowling Team, Pep Club, Distributive Education Club, Christmas Snow ' Bunny Cross, Steve 76,114, 121, 124 Cross, William 61, 157 Crowder, Debbie 76,134 Crudup, Tom 61, 121, 27 Crutcher, Judy 28,116,119, 128, 129,148,154 Girls 1 League Cabinet Head, Crest, Thespians, FTA Cunningham, Mr. Gilbert 18 Cunnington, Leona 62, 90 Cunnington H Lloyd 56, 76 Curcio, Sam 76,125 Czvhold, Jean 61, 133,148 i Damon, Kerry 28,121,127, 152 Letter men’s Club, Key Club, Golf Team, ROTC Dammarell, Craig 61, 129,146 Daniel, Helen 28 Daniel, Tim 76,129, 156 Daniels, Patty 65, 118,140 Danly, Ed 28, 104 Wrestling, Tennis Darroiv, Rosalie 62 Daudt, Cheryl 28 Future Homemakers of America Davenport, Craig 62, 123, 124 Davenport, Samuel 29, 150 FD Hi-Y Davis, Debbie 62,108,122, 139, 148,90 Davis, John 62,121 Davis, Michael 62 Davis, Nancy 29,114, 139 Leg, Asm. Representative, Minute Girl, Choir Davis, Roger 62 Dawes, Tim 62 Decker, Sgt, Derry 14 DeLane Lora J. 76 Demaris, Mike 29,139. 142 Demaris, Steve 29, 94, 114, 138, 139, 147 Leg Asm, Representative, Thespians, Football, Choir Student Director, NHS DeMotts, Pam 62 s 108,148 Dennis, Mr. Johnnie 14 Dcpping, Mrs. Arietta 18 Depping, Bruce 29 Depping, Duane 62,114, 146, 156, 157 Depping, Mr. William 18 Desiga, Dan 62 Desiga, Yvonne 29,139 Devine, Barbara 76 Dewey, Larry 62,123,158 Dewey, Linda 62 DeWitt, Diane 29 DeWitt, Donna 62,118, 158 Dick, Christine 76 Dickey, Dennis 76, 97, 102,129 Dickey, Wayne 29, 94,101,143, 152 Football, Basketball, Key Club, Baseball Dickinson, Mrs, Doris 18 Dickinson, Mike 62 Dill, Michael 29 Dippel, Doug 29, 115,145,147, 152 International Relations Club National Honor Society Dixon, Ron 62,137 Dobbins, Mike 62, 72, 150 Dodds, Tim 62, 124 Dolan, Venla 62 Donley, Keith 29,142, 149 Equites Hi-Y, Dlst. Ed. Club, Audio-visual Assistant Downing, Diane 76 Doyle, Nancy 76,117, 140 Draeger, Doreen 76 Drake, Janeen 62, 109,131,148 Drumheller, David 76, 124 Drumheller, Steve 62, 123,126, 150 Duff, Beverlie 76 Duff, Wayne 62,137,141 Duffy, Judy 76 Dull, Norman 29,132 Royal Blue Photography Editor Duncan, And} ' 62,150 Duncan, Debbie 29,114,148 Leg, Asm. Representative, Future Teachers of America Dunham, Jeannle 29,133 Dunkelburg, Barbara 76, 90 Dunkelburg, Bridgette 76 Dunterman, Dave 62, 104, 114, 121, 150 Durkin, Tom 83, 127 Dwyer Janet 76, 117,158 Dwyer, Jeanne 29, 109, 115,117, 118, 144, 147, 152, 154 Student Court Justice, NHS, IR Club, Girls 1 Sports, Girls 1 League Cabinet Asst, pyar, Jerry 29 Golf Team Dye, Nancy 76 Pysart, Kathy 30, 86, 88, 89, 119, 14-1 Cheerleader, Minute Girl, Crest ? Eagon, Mr. Jack 18 Eagan, Rich 62,127, 133 Early, Dennis 30 Earnest, Sue 30 Eaton, Ed 56 Eborly, James 62, 129,134 Ecoles. Bob 76, 124 Eddy, Suzy 30, 144 Home Ec, Teacher ' s Assistant Eder, Merlin 76, 129 E dinger, Fred 76, 104,127 Edington, Larry 62, 125 Edwards, Jim 30,142 Edwards, Michael 76,125 Ehlers, Sandra 56 Etsenberg, John 56 Baseball, Basketball, Track, Football Eksfcrom, Bill 30,121, 128, 129, 130,131,138,139,146,147,150, 152,154 Journal Staff, Quill and Scroll, IR Club, Thespians National Honor Society ' Elder, Mr, Don 18 Ellenburg, Mike 76, 127 Ellenberger Linda 62 Ellingson Dorothy 62 Emerick, Don 76,125 Emigh, David 76, 129 Enders Donna 62 Entire son, John 62 Eng, Ina 30 Minute Girl Eng, Richard 76, 125 Eng, Stanley 62 Engdahl, John 30, 103, 143 Basketball Manager, Bays Pep Club, Boys PE Assistant Engcln, Bill 30, 99,144, 146, 147, 152 Physics Lab Assistant, Track, Cross Country, IR Club .NHS Englander, Dave 76, 125 Englander Marilyn 76 Englander, Wally 56 Erb, Susan 30 Erdman, Mr, Clark 18 Estling, Mary 62, 139,148 Eycleshyrner John 62, 124 Eyestone, Bill 62,137 Pagalde, Janice 62, 142 Fagcrstrom, David 62, 114,137, 146 152 Fahringer, Mr, Robert 14,145 Fairchild, Sandi 31,140 Farikell, Russ 62, 125 Fanning, Robert 76 127 Fan shier, Elaine 76 Fanshier Susan 31,149 Farmer, Peggy 31 Farrens Dean 62, 67 Farrens Ted 73,134 Fausti, Carolyn 62 Fausti, Jodi 31,149 Fausti, Joseph 76,123,129, 156 Fenno, Mr. Elton 14, 152 Fenno, Judi S3, 108, 139 Fenno Vicki 31, 142 Ferrel, John 63,124,146 Ferris, Elias 31, 57 Track. Volleyball Fetter, Jeff 31 Drill Team Fetter, Royal 76,123 Fiddes, Jeff 56, 131 Journal Staff, Golf Team Fields, Ron 63 Fine, Candice 76, 140 Fine Steve 31,134,135,137 Fine, Terry 31, 94, 97 Lettermen ' s Club, Football Finley, Lani 31,142, 149 Fish, Gary 76, 134 Fish, Kylle 76 Fisher, Terri 63,143 FI others, Dan 76,114,127 Flothers Michael 31, 114,142 Leg, Asm, Representative Fleiger, Angela 63, 72 141 Fleiger, Caroline 76,141 Fleiger Ethlyn 31 144, 149 Distributive Education Fleming, Susan 31,139,144 Choir Fletcher, Mr. Felix 14, 94 Fletcher John 31,129,145 154 Thespians, Senior Play Fogarty, John 63 Fogarty, Mrs. Inn 14 Fondahn, Dean 76,134 Fong, Ken 76 126 Ford Michael 31 Fortney, Dennis 63,114, 135,137, 141 Fortune, Marvin 32 Fax, Sandy 76, 140 Frank, Dana 32 135,137 Band, Pep Band Frank, Doug 76,124 Frank, Karen 63,114 Frank, Larry- 32, 127 Chemistry Lab Assistant Frank, Paul 51, 63,114 137,141 146, 152 Frank, Tom 32, 125 149, 150 FD Hi-Y, ROTC Frazier, Jane 76, 90,108 Frazier, Katherine 56 Frazier, Kay 21 32,108 117 118 Frazier, Lynn 76 Frederick, Janice 19, 32,142,149 Distributive E ducation Parliamentarian, Library Assistant French, Craig 76 French Mary 63 117 119, 146 Frisby, Sammie 32 Froese Anita 32 42 Leg. Asm, Representative, Minute Girl Fry, Carrie 63 Fry , Rita 76 Fuentes, Jackie 32, 139, 142,144 Choir Fuentes, Manuel 73,126 Fugle stad Steiner 63 Fulgham, Tom 63 97 104, 137 Fuller, Barbara 32, 145 148 Physics Lab Assistant, Future Teachers of America Fuller, Dale 77,123,124 Fuller, Judy 77 Fuller. Linda 63 114 138, 139 Furrow Dan 77, 126 143 Futhey, Laura 63 Fye, David 56,127 05 Garbielson Howard 32 Gabrielsofi, Sandra 32 142 Library Assistant, Youth Corps Gaddis, xMike 77,124 Gaddis, M is c he lie 32. 119 144 Crest Gaddy- Jack 32 125 ROTC Gaddy Jerry 77,94, 97,134, 135 Gallagher, John 58 Gallo Guy 77,126 Ganguet Jeannie 63, 109,119 122 Ganzman, Car el 77 Garda Mary Lou 63 Garmire, Sheral 63 148 Garrard Gary 77,121,126 Garske, Jennie 62 Garske Margaret 62 Garver Bob 77,126 Garver Sandra 37 144, 148 Sadie Hawkins Committee Teacher 1 ® Assistant, FT A Gates, Mrs. Dorothy 18 Gates, Kathleen 62, 118,140 Gates, Ken 59 62 124 Gates Lorinda Jean 62 148,158 Gates Sanford 77 121, 126 140 Gnu Linda 63 Gehr Becky- 33,108, 109 116 119 137 138, 139 Flag swinger. Crest Choir Girls 1 League Cabinet Head, Girls 1 Sports Assistant Gehring, Linda 33 Geist, Maries 77,140 George, Phil 33 Geyer Larry 77,134 Gibb, Leon 77. 134,140 Gibbs Carol 77 Gibson, Sally 63, 158 Giea. Donna 77 Gies Tom 63, 126 Gicselmnn, Jo Ann 62 Gifford, Greg 77 82 104, 105 127 Gifford, Valerie 33 116,119 137, 144, 147 152 Flagswinger, IR Club Corr. Sec. Girls 1 League Cabinet Head, Crest, NBS Gilbert, Linda 62, 108,115, 118, 146 152 119,145 Gilchor Marcia 33 144 145 147 148 Principal ' s Assistant FT A Teacher ' s Assistant, NHS Gilkerson, Mr. Leo 18 Gilman, Clyde 33 47 Glass, Mike 77, 129 Glen, Christina 77 Glover, Karon 77, 106 134 Goade, Sandra 33, 144 Log. Asm, Representative, Office Asst, Exchange Asm, Committee Goetsch, Stephen 62 Goetz, John 77 134 Goidsbury, Terry 62,1X4,121, 135, 137,139, 150 Gonzales, Rick 62 Goodhew, Eloise 63, 139 Goodman, Beverly 77,140 Goodman, Linda 62, 72,139 Goodrich, Carolyn 59, 62,90,117, 118, 122 Goodrich, Robert 33, 150 Goodwin, Chris 77 Goodwin, Mike 33 Gorham, Brent 77, 126 Goueher, Dee 77 Gouge, Jim 77, 126, 133 Gossett, Bob 62,125, 150 Grabinski, Stan 21, 33,121, 143 Leg. Asm. Representative, Boys r Fed. Cabinet, PE Asst., Home Room President, Class Officer Gradwohl, David 62, 125,150 Gradwohl, Sharon 77 Graham, Carla 33, 62,145 Chemistry Lab Assistant, Pep Club Graham, Cheryl 62 Graham, Joyce 63,143 Graham, Randy 77,102 Grnsscr, Paul 56 Graves, Mark 33,135,137,145, 147 150 Drum Major, National Honor Society, IU-Y Legislature Week Activities Committee, Leg. Asm, Representative Gray, Miss Ruth 14, 132 Greenway, Mary Ann 77 Gregory, Dan 33, 148 Greiner, Bill 33 Gross, Madelvn 34, 148 Future Teachers of America, Pop Club Grote, Meg 62,119, 144 Grote, Terrie 77 Guglielmclli, William 77, 125, 156 Guisinger, Mike 64, 124 Guisinger. Terry 34 Gu!Stine, Joe 21, 34, 100, 101, 152 Basketball, Key Club, Senior Class Officer, Lettcrmen ' s Club Gustin, Lanny 34 Guth miller, Vivian 64, 106, 109, 114 Guycr, Peter 34, 121, 123, 129, 132, 149 Royal Blue Editor, ROTC Offi¬ cer, Drill Team, Dist Educa¬ tion Club, Boys 1 Fed. Rep. Haase, Mr. Albert 15 Hanvaag, Svein 34, 57, 121 Boys ' Fed. Representative, HR President, Choir, Track, Exchange Student Haborer, Elaine 64 Haber stok, Mr. Joe 18 Hadden, Rick 34,121.143, 149, 150 Hadley, Donna 34,139 Choir, Pep Club, Elkettes, Girls ' Glee, Minute Girl Haer, Dennis 77,114, 134, 135, 156 Haer, Shaldon 64,94, 96, 114, !2l, 126 Haft, Bob 64,125,150 Hagedorn, Brenda 77 Rage dor n, Sandy 64,13Q, 131, 146 Hagemeister, Cheryl 64, 148 Hagen, Phyllis 34,119,147,148, 158 National Honor Society, FHA, FT A, Drama Club, Science Club Hahner, James 75, 77, 102, 129 Hahner, Steve 34,113,121, 128, 129, 138, 139, 146, 147,152,154 NHS President, Commissioner of Justice, Vice-Pres. IK Club, Thespian, Choir Hall, Janice 64,108, 148 Hail, Kathy 34, 109 Girls 1 Sports, Minute Girl Hall, Peggy 77 Hallmark, Bruce 64,131 Hallmark, Penny 77,108, 134, 140 Hamburg, Sue 77 Hamilton, Rosemary ' 62, 77, 140 Hamlin, Don 64, 124 Ham mack. Or la 64 Hanes, Karen 64, 118 Hankla, Joy 77,140 Hanks, Susan 77 Hansche, Frank 77, 133, 134 Hansen, Don 64 Hansens, Glen 77,124 Hansens, Linda 64,114 Hanson, Mr, Franklin 12 Hanson, Jean 77 Hanson, Karen 35, 119, 128, 129, 148,152,154,155 IR Club, Thespians, Crest, Future Teachers of America, Girls ' State Representative Hanson, Kathy 75, 77, 108,117 Harbers, Linda 35,63 Harding, Cindy 77 Harding, Mike 77, 104,125 Hargett, Terry ' 56 Harman, Dennis 64 Harman, Don 64 Harmon, Dan 77 Harmon, Denny 35, 120,152 Boys ' Fed. Viee-Pres., Key Club, Track, Football, Leg, A sm. Repre sentativ e Harmon, Mr. Ray 15, 145 Harold, Betty ' 64, 119,140 Harper, Steve 64 Harris, Betsy 58, 64, 137 Harris, Yolanda 77,134, 146 Harstad, Susan 62, 77,90, 118 Hart, Roger 58, 64, 94, 96, 100, 103, 146,152 Hartley, Connie 77, 140 Hartley, John 56, 123,126, 143 Hartley, Linda 35, 139,144, 146, 147, 148 National Honor Society, FT A, Principal’s Asst,, Choir Hartwell, Linda 77,140 Hartwig, Rickey 78, 134 HarUheim, Marlbeth 78 Harvey, Bart 64, 129 Harvey, Vesta 35 Harzig, Erica 35, 57 Hastings, Cindy 78 Hauer, Jerry 78,114, 139,144 Havens, Georgia 78 t l46 Hawley, Kenneth 78,125 1 lawman. Chuck 35,142, 150 Haws,David 35,144 p 133 1 139 Future Farmers of America Hays, Barbara 35, 114,133, 139 Royal Blue, Thespians, Choir, Leg. Asm. Representative Hays, David 64, 114, 128, 129 Hays, Richard 64. 94, 97, 104, 105, 106,129, 152 Hays, Tom 78,129 Hays, Virginia 64,108, 137,148 Hays, Wayne 78, 121, 129 Hayward, Sgt, Charles 15, 150 Headding, Karen 64 Healy, Chris 78 Heath, Terry 05, 118 Hebble, Penny 35, 149 Hector, BUI 78, 114, 123 tleilbrun, Garry 65. 127 Heilbrun, Henry 83 Heimbigner, Mr. Jacob 18 Helzer, Jennie 78 Henderson, Mr Ansel 18 Henderson, Denice 78,114, 140 Hendrix, Ken 78, 97,127 Henriekson, Sandy 78 Hensley, Jerry 65, 99, 104,125 Hensley, Terry 65,142 Hereford, Jay 78, 121, 137 Hereford, Susan 35,118, 122 Sadie Hawkins Skit Comm., Sponsors, Minute Girl Hermann, Jim 35 Hermes, Mr. Rodney 12,121 Herring, Robert 35,149 Transfer: DcSales Hess. Dan 78, 104,105, 134 Hess, Lee 35, 51, 130,131, 146, 147, 154, Debate, Tennis, Quill and Scroll, NHS, Journal Hickman, Anne 36,118, 149 Minute Girt Hickman, Bobbie Jean 65 Hickman, Melvin 78,129,131 Hicks, Mrs. Marguerite 18 Hileman, Bill 65, 125 Hill. Barbara 78,140 Hill, Pam 65, 108,109, 155 Hillis, Steve 78, 124 Hillman, Carmen 36 Hoare, Stephanie 78 Hobbs, Kenneth 78,125 Rockett, Julie 65, 114,117, 144, 148 Hoekstra, Lynn 56 HOerner, Gale 36, 139, 150 FD Hi-Y Hocrner, Terry 78,125, 140 Hoffman, Clint 36,157 Future Farmers of America Hoffman, Rick 78,134,140 iiogenson, Christine 72,78 Hoggan, Lynn 78,114,124 Hogg an, Ralph 65 Hoisington, Connie 65, 90 Holland, Robert 36,123, 145 Drill Team, Tennis, ROTC Cadet Officer Holley, Ben 78, 123,127 Holloway, Bob 65, 127,156 Holloway, Da rely n 65, 78 Holloway, Shelley 65,11 8,145 Holm, Jack 65 Holmes, Diane 65,90,118,137 Holmquist, Wilma 19, 36,144 Sponsors Honn, Add Marie 65,137,139 Hood, Miss Janice 1 5 Hope Gloria 65 Hopkins, Darold 56 Hopper, Ricki 36 Horn, Herbert 36, 94, 98, 104,143 Football, Baseball, PE Asst. Wrestling Hot re 11, S Urn 78 Houk, Patty 56 House, Barbara 65,122 Howard, Michael 78, 129 Howard, William 36, 129,137, 141, 154 Thespians, HR President, Bimd, Orchestra Howells, Mrs, Ada 15 Hozan, Corline 78, ] 40 Hull, Terry 65, 121, 134,137, 150 Hulse, Dale 56, 97,143, 156 Hulse, Dave 78,104, 125 Hulser, Betty 78 Humphrey, Doug 78,127 Hunt, Gayle 36, 144,148 Future Tea chers of America, Girls ' League Cabinet Asst, Hunter, Bill 65, 154, 157, 156 Hunter, Dennis 36 Hunter, Jeff 78,134 Hunter, Vivian 78 Huntington, Mr. Ron 15,150 Huntley, Dan 78, 97,102, 129 Hussey, Debi 65, 90 Hutchins, NoraJea 36, 158 Future Homemiikers of America tluwe, Joan 78 Huwe, Mike 65 3 Irby, Clenton 65, 137, 150 Isley, Hockey 37, 94,104,106, 107, 143,156, 157 Football, Wrestling 3 Jackson, Bone 125 Jackson, Dale 58 Jackson, Judith 37 Jackson, Stan 65, 137 Jacky, Dennis 37, 114,147 National Honor Society, Leg, Asm, Representative Jacobson, Neil 65, 126 Jaekel Steve 65, 156 Jamison, John 37,113, 144, 147, 152 IR Club, Students for Pro gressive Government, NHS Jansen, Dirk 78, 97,127 Jaquish, David 78,126 Jason, Diana 65 Jausoro, Mike 65 Jeffs, Sandra 78 Jensen, Kathie 56, 119, 147, 152 Crest, International Relations Club, Minute Girl, National Honor Society Jensen, Sherry 37,118, 128, 129, 145.146, 147, 154 Thespians, FT A, National Honor Society, Minute Girl Jensen, Tom 37, 142,150 Jessee, Steve 65,126,156 Jilg, Karen 65,139 Jinkens, Miles 65, 126, HO Job, Paula 37,115, 137, 141,145 Student Court Sec., Teaeher r s Asst , All-State Band, Band, Orchestra Johnson, Alex 125 Johnson, Barbara 58, 65, 90, 108, 115, 122, 139, 146,148 Johnson, Bob 37,150 Equites Hi-Y Johnson, Bob 65, 126, 148 Johnson, Byron 78,125 Johnson, Eric 74, 78,94,98,102, 115 152 Johnson Evelyn 65 Johnson, Gayle 78 Johnson, Karen 78, 80, 117,140 Johnson, Max 78, 125 Johnson, Mike 58, 65,115,120, 121,138, 139, 150, 155 Johnson, Ron 65, 127, 134,141 Johnson, Valerie 78 Jones, Mr, Arthur 12 Jones, Glenn 78,129 Jones, Harlan 65, 114, 115,126, 152 Jones, James 78 134 Jones, Jerry 78,102,121,129, 152 Jones, Richard 65, 129 Jones, Rick 37, 148 Future Teachers of America, Teacher ' s Assistant Jones, Susan 37, 116, 119 Jones, Mrs Tina 18 Jordan, Catherine 65, 108 Jorgensen, Betty 37 Jorgensen, Don 78,97,129 Jovanovic, Joe 56 Kantolu, Mr, Ed 15 Katon, Jim 78, 102, U4,125 Keeney, Alexis 56 Keiler, Fritz 37,122, 152 Key Club Vice-Pres , ROTC Officer, Lettermen ' s Club Keith, George 38,126,139 Kellar, Van 38,124 Leg, Asm. Rep., Boys 1 F ecL Rep. T Tennis, ROTC Officer, Drill Team Kelly,Jack 79,127 Kelly, Kathy 38 Kelley, Sandi 65 Kelsey, Mr. Willis 18 Kelty, Darlene 38,119,128, 129, 144.147. 148, 154 Crest, Thespians, Office Asst., Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society Kennedy, Doug G5, 94, 96, 125,139 Kennedy, Karen 79, 140 Kennedy, Vickie 65,142 Kent, Mr Gordon 15 Kenyon, Carolyn 79, 90 Kenyon, Steve 65,114,137, 146, 152 Keown, Mike 79,140 Kern, Rex 79, 129 Kessinger, Jon 58 Keyes, Susie 38, 116, 119, 122, 144, 146, 147 Girls 1 League Vice-Prcs., NHS Secretary, Sponsors, Crest Klbler, Emily 38,114 Leg. Asm. Representative Kibler, Sandra 79,134 Kimball, Albert 79,124,144 Kimbrough, Miss Lynda 15 King, Dennis 66, 104,106,121, 152 Kinman, Bert on 79, 121,127 Kinman, Terry- 79,121,129 Kinsfather, Bette 21 s 38, 108, 109, 137,146, 147 Flags winger, Senior Class Secretary, Soph. Class Troas, Sponsors, NHS Kinsfather, Charlene 66 Kinsfather, Karen 38,122, 145 Sponsors, Zoology Lab Asst Kinsfather, Mnrcene 38 r 149 Distributive Education Club Kinsinger, Greg 38, 115, 150, 152 Equites Hi-Y, Student Court Defense Attorney, Dl Club, Leg. Asm Rep., Sports Kinsinger, Sue 79 Klntcr, Juilene 38 Klnter, Shirley 38 HR Sec., Youth Corps, Nurse s Asst., Minute Girl, Pep Club Kinter, Steve 79,124 Kirby, Linda 79 Kirkman, Mrs. Elizabeth 15,145 Kirkpatrick, Ronnie 79, 126 Klasch, Laurie 79 FOasscn, Mr Irwin 18 Klicker, Sheryl 79,117 Klinsky, Bob 66, 143 Klitzke, Katherine 38,139 Kluehe, Bev 79 Knapp, Deborah 66 Kness, Linda 56 Knight, Dennis 83 Knight, Kenneth 66, 123, 125 Knopf, Duane 66,157 Knowles, Susan 66,140, 146 Knuds on, Don 66, 139 Knutson. Jeanle 56 Koch, Mrs. Mary 15 Koehler. Jeff 66, 125, 145 Kolbus, David 66 Koorenw Don 38 Kopp, Kathie 38 Girls 1 Glee Korfhage, Bill 38, 99 104,107, 115 122, 139 150 Traffic Court Chief Justice, Equites Hi-Y, W T restUng, Cross Country ' , Boys ' Pep Club Korfhage, Virginia 79 Kotsakis, Ted 39 Kramer, Sherry 56,131 Kramllch Marian 39,108, 109 Girls ' Sports, PE Assistant Krantz, Lualla 66 Krummel, Harold 39,142,157 Future Farmers of America Krummel, John 66, 100,101, 163 Kropf. Sue 79, 140 Kusler, Mr. Dunne 15 Kuzens, Jimmie 66 LaGasa, Eric 66,137,141 La herty, Jim 79,124 Lake, Bill 79, 154 Lake, Mike 39, 121, 128,129, 156, 154 Boy s 1 Pep Club Pres, , Boys ' Fed, Rep,, FD Hi-Y Sec,, ROTC Officer, Track Lamb, David 79 Lamb, Margaret 66 Laminack, Paula 66 Land, Kathy 66, 90,134 Landau, Dan 79,127 Landoni, Ruth 56, 117 Landt, Lucia 39,147, 152 IR Club, Girls ' State Rep, , National Honor Society Lane, Sandra 39, 114,149 Largent, Jack 79,134 Largent, Jill 79, 108, 114,154 Larsen, Mr. Russell 16, 134 Larson, Krista 79,108 LaSalle, Marilynn 66 Lasater, Janet 79,108 Las ate r, Mary 66 Lathrop, George 39,125,141 Laufer, Frank 79,104,125,152 Laufer, Linda 66,119,122,146 Laurent, Lisa 39 Laursen, Les 79, 126 Lawrence, Leslie 66 Ledbetter, Betty 39, 149 Minute Girl Ledbetter, Mr. W, G, 12 Ledford, Dennis 39, 94, 95, 104, 121,143 Boys ' Fed Representative, Football, Track, PE Asst, Ledford, Jerry 79, 97, 126,150 Lee, Canossa 66, 119, 141 146 Lee, Corky 39, 121,143 Boys 1 Fed. Representative, Art Dept. Asst,, Sadie Hawkins Assembly Lee, David 66,114 Lee, Larry 66, 104,106, 131, 152 Legg, Hal 79,134 Lehan, Terry 39,149 Boys 1 Fed. Representative, Distributive Education Club Leisle, Jerry 39, 149 Lendacky, Betty 39, 157 Senior Girls 1 League Rep,, Minute Girl Lendacky, John 79,127,154, 156 Lentz, Pam 79 Leone, Jodie 79 Leonetti, Frank 79, 125,156 Leslie, Curtis 39, 51,113,134, 137,139, 141,147, 155 FD Hl-Y, Commissioner of Activities, NHS, Band, Choir Le Valley, Dana 79, 97,104, 125 Lewis, Lora 79 Lewis, Lydia 66,119, 158 Lewis, Lynda 66,114, 139 Liehter, Lynn 79,114 Lie vs ay, Bonnie 66 Lievsay, Dorothy 56 Lievsay, Linda 73 Light, Mr. Maurice 16 Lightfoot, Rick 56,142 Lindquist Sand 66 Llndberg, Tom 66 Lindsay, Mary 06, 90,109. 145 Lindsey, Carol 73 Lindsey, Elden 66,133 Lindsey, Mary Ellen 39,131,133, 158 Royal Blue, Youth CarpSt FHA, Office Assistant Linker, Nancy 79,140 Little. Miss Agnes 16 Lie id, Steve 79, 134 Loevenstein, Walt 40, 114, 131, 127 Leg. Asm. Representative, Journal Staff, Royal Blue, ROTC Loiseau, Leri 79, 125,143 Lommnsson, Patty 66 Long, Bill 58 Long, David 79,134, 135 Long, Don 66, 127 Loska, Jim 66, 94, 97, 129 Lott, Bunni 79,118 Loveless Johnny 66,123,125, 139 Lundeby, Doug 39, 66, 94, 97, 102, 103, 124,121 Lusk, Judy 79 Lynch, Mike 66 Lyons, Chuck 56,157 Lyons, Tom 40, 94, 95,121 Boys ' Fed. Representative, Football, Leg. Asm. Rep., FFA, FFA Basketball Lytle, Mr. Joseph 16 Mace, Carole 66 Mace, Patti 63, 79 MacFadden, Linda 80 Mackey, Larry 34, 40 Distributive Education Parliame n t ar i an Madden, Major Thomas 16, 152 Maddess, Marvin 79,127 Maggiore, Norma 56 Magnus on, Paula 66 Maiden, Dave 40,114,156, 157 FFA Judging Team, FFA Parliamentarian, FFA Basketball Maiden, Michael 79, 114,123, 124 Maiuri, Mike 40,142,157 Mann, Rosemary 40,109, 144 Manning, Jerry 79, 124 Mansfield, Lanny 79,129 Manuel, Larry 79, 129 March, Linda 40,116,149 Dist. Ed. Club Sec,, Girls ' League Cabinet, Minute Girl, Leg. Asm. Representative Marehbanks, Mr. Marve 16,145 Marge son, James 40,114,143 Baseball Margeson, Susan 66,140 Marks, Kevin 41,150 Marks, Tina 83 Marr, Gary 06,156 Martin, Cheryl 79 Martin, Chuck 67, 94, 97,152 Martin, Dan 67 Martin, Ida 79 Martin, Terry 80,127 MnrtuscellL Rosalie 80 Mason, Doug 80, 121, 126 Mason, Hal 41, 123 Leg. Asm, Representative, Rifle Team Mason, Judy 80 Massey., Steve 80,129 Matheson, Mr. Kent 16 Mathew r s, Mike 41, 137 Band Mathews, Robert 80, 125 Mathis, Pinny 41 Transfer from Mountain Home High School, Teacher ' s Asst., FI [A, Journalism Club, Pep Club, Sponsors Mattheisen, John 67, 124 Matthews, Doug 67, 127, 152 Matter, Larry 80, 124 Maurer, Ken 67, 80,143 Mnxey, Mary 67 Maxwell, Thomas 80 Mayer, Judy 41 May hew, Marylyn 41, 117, 131 Minute Girl, Home Room Sec,, Journal Typist, Teacher ' s Assistant Mayhew ' , Ronald 80,124 McAllister, Judith 80 McBride, Mr Charles 16 McBride, David 80, 134 McCabe, Cathy 67, 139 MeCalg, Barbara 67 McCauley, Charlene 80 McCauley, Dale 40 Me Caw, Cheryl 80 McCaw, Sharon 80 McClanahan, Judy 67, 144 McClanahan, Karen 67, 144 McClanahan, Mike 67 McClanahan, Tom 80, 104,105, 129 Me Cl ary, Leonard 40 Wrestling Mcdenny, Frank 80, 126 McClure, Betsy 80, 137 McCorkle, Mr. William 16 McCormick, Mike 80 McCracken, Gary 67,150 McCracken, Janenen 80, 90 McDaniel, Sharon 67, 114, 158 MeDirmid, Steve 80, 121,126 McDonald, Pam 80 McDonald, Rebecca 80 MeDougall, Debbi 40,144 Vice-Principal s Asst. MeDougall, Randy 80, 94, 98,104, 107, 124, 152 McDowell, Grace 67 McDowell, Lynch a 67, 118,146 McDowell, Peggy 80 McEachen, Hugh 80, 94, 98, 104, 107, 121,125, 150 Me Fall, Becky 80 McFarlane, Maryanne 67, 108 Me Farley, Jack 40 McFarley, Pat 67 Me Gough, Bill 67, 128,129, 152 McGovern, Miss Florence 16 McIntyre, Terry 40, 143 McIntosh, Arthur 58 McIntosh, Forrest 80,121, 124, 156 McKay, Mr. James 16, 145, 156 Me Kill ip, BUI 40, 142,143,150 WW Hl-Y, Instructional Materials Asst., PE Asst. Me Knight, Scott 40, 93, 94, 122, 152 Jr. Class Pres. , Key Club, Homecoming Royalty, RQTC Staff, Football McMullin, Betty ' 40 McNearney, Susan 67 McOmber, Tom 80, 97,114, 127 Meiner, Dennis 80,129 Meiners, Mike 41, 99, 145,146, 147 NHS Historian, Equites Hl-Y, Track, Cross Country Male. Steve 41 f 143 Melville, MeloRae 67 Melville, Mike f57, 125 Merkle, Phyllis 67, 122, 144 Meyer, Herbert 41,123, 127,132, 146,147 Royal Blue, Rifle Team, NHS, Quill and Scroll Meyer, Julia 90 Meyers, Mrs. Betty 18 Meyers, Jody 80, 149 Michaelson, Mr. Darrell 18 Middleton, Christine 66, 67, 86, 88, 89,117,158 Mike sell, Mike 80,104, 126 Miller, Gall 67 Miller, Jim 67,129, 139 Miller, Joyce 41, 3 08 Girls 1 Sports, Library Asst. Miller, Karen 41 Miller, Lyle 41,131 Journal Advertising Staff, Leg, Asm. Representative Miller, Mike 81,124 Miller, Rusty- 42 Mills, Enid 20, 42, 122,138, 139 147 Sponsors Lieutenant Col., Choir, National Honor Society Mindemann, Sandra 67,130, 131 M inkier, Mike 81, 134,141 Minkler, Steve 42,104 Lettermen ' a Club, Wrestling, Boys Fed, Representative Mirndek, Laura 42,113, 119 ASB Treas., Jr. Class Officer, Sponsors, Crest, IR Club Mitchell, Janet 80,140 Mitchell, Jenice 60,134 Mitchell, Judy 81 Mitchell, Michael 67, 94, 96,104, 106 Mobley, Denny 81, 104,124 Mobley, Don 19, 42, 113, 130,131, 146,147,152 Journal Co-editor, Quill and Scroll, NHS, Commissioner of Publications, SPG Modi no, Ann 42 Modine, Larry- 67, 137 Mohr, Ann 42,109, 149 Leg. Asm. Representative, Girls r Basketball, Minute Girl, Pep Club, Girls 1 Sports Mohrland, Gregory- 58 Monahan, Christy- 67 Monahan, Dorothy 67 Monahan Mrs. Ina 16, 117,152 Monroe, David 42 Montgomery, Diana 80, 134 Montgomery, Richard 81,129 Moore, Jean Anita 81 Moore, John 56 Moore, Ken 67,135,137, 141,152 Moore, Roger 80 Moose, Rodney 81,134 Moose, Shell 42, 142 Morgan, Ken 67,102, 146 Morgan, Sally 80 Mork, Greg 80.125 Moro, Karen 81 Moro, Marjorie 42,114, 143 Leg. Asm. Representative Morris, Shan 42 Morrisette, Frank 81,121.127, 156 Morrow, Ben 42 Moser, Mr. Ed 16 Moser, Lorn a 67 Mullikm, Betty- 67, 149 Mumm, Rebecca 81 Munro, Mickey 67 Murphy, Becky si Murphy, Debbie 43,142,149 Murphy, Rick G7, 123,127, 146 Muxlow, Bob 80,134 Myers, Debbie 80 Myers, Jody- 80 Myers, John 81,127 Myers, Bobbin 43, 142, 149 Distributive Education Club Narveson, Eld a 67 Narveson, Warren 67,121,129 Nauss, Kevin 67,137 Neal, Suzanne 67 Neher, Nancy- 81 Neher, Mr. Richard 17, 94,104, 105, 107 Nelson, Mr. Clark 17 Nelson, LaVonne 13,114,119,144, 145,148,152 Leg. Asm. Representative, Crest IR Club, Closed Campus Patrol Nelson, Jim 81, 121, 127 Nelson, Mike 43, 88, 89,121, 122, 143,150 Cheerleader, Wrestling, PE Asst., FP Hi-Y President Lettermen’s Glub Nelson, Tom 67, 94, 139, 150 Norland, Diane 43, 114,144 Leg. Asm. Representative, Teacher ' s Asst Newburn, Catherine 43,149 Distributive Education Club Reporter Newburn, Sandra 81,140 Newhouse, Phil 43,143 Nichols, Maxine 43,148, 149 Nino, Gloria 80 Nixon, Patti 68 Noble, Mark 68,121,152 Nordstrom, Ken 81, 126 Norton, Tom 43 Nowles, Kay- 68 O Brien, Karen 43,123, 144,149 Distributive Education Club Vice-President Sponsors O ' Brien, Mrs. Nadine 18 Odell, Bill 68 Oldridge,Jen 68 Gldridge, Steve 68 Oliver, Jim 80, 97, 104,127, 140 Olsen, Diana 81,114, 118 Olsen, Conrad 56 Olsen, Jennie 43, 138, 139 Choir Olson, Lou 81, 126 Olson, Ted 68, 137, 139 Olson, Tom 97 Ungers, Gary 68 Onstot June 81 O ' Rourke, Kathi 43, 149 Distributive Education Club Osborn Bev 81 Osborne, Kent 68, 81 Osborne, Marilyn 68, 142 Osborne, Mary 43,148 Future Teachers of America Library Assistant Oswald, Jack 80, 126 Outland, Carol 56, 131,142 Instructional Materials Assistant Overman, Dave 68 Overman, James 80, 129 Ow en, Laska 81 Ow sley, Gary 58, 59, 68, 94, 96, 102,121,137,152 Paietta, Jeanne 81 Paietta, Mary 81 Palmer, Dan 68,121, 139 Palmer, Larry 68 Palomarez, Irma 68 Palumbo, Guy 56 Parker, Dave 81, 97, 104,105, 126, 143 Parker, Van 56, 68 Track Parkins, Keith 68 Parmelee, Jim 81,134,141 Parrott, Linda 80 Parson, Steve SO, 104, 129 Parsons, Don 43,145,156, 157 FFA Basketball, FFA Judging Team, Boys 1 Fed. Rep., FFA Reporter, Leg, Asm. Rep. Parsons, Roger 67, 68, 127 Partridge, Bill 81 Pascoe, Terry 68, 121,126 Passmore, Gayle 81, 140 Patterson, Ann Si, 90 Patterson, Barbara 44,149 Distributive Education Club Patterson, Cathy 81 Patterson, Mr. Charles 17,145 Patterson, Dee Dee 20, 44, 93, 116, 122, 128, 138, 139, 147. 148, 154 Thespians, NHS, FT A President, Sponsors, Choir Patterson, Linda 68,90, 114 Paul, Mike 82,134,142 Paul, Steve 82, 123 Paul, Tom 44 Paxton, Jack 82, 126 Paxton, Jim 83,125 Payton, Jim 81,121, 123, 127 Pock, Roger 44 Pell, Mr. Leroy 17 Pena, Patsy 44,108, 100, 145,148 PE Asst,, FT A Officer, Girls Sports Zoology Lab Asst., Closed Campus Patrol Penlnnd, Donna S2 r 1S8 Penland Steve 44.145,146, 147 148,152 National Honor Society, IR Club, Future Teachers of America, SPG Pepin, Greg 82, 97,121, 127 Pepin, Terry 44, 128,129 Peppinger, Nancy 82 Peppinger, Patty 82 Perez, Arturo S3 Perini Michael 82,124 142 Perkins, Judy 44 Perkins, Roger 68 Perrault, M 1 Lisse 82,118 Perry, Christy 44, 90,122, 139, 154, 155 Perry, Jack 82, 129 Perry Jack! 68 Perry, Lowell 82 Perry, Sally 68,114, 122,152 Perry, Steve 20, 44, 94, 95,121, 152 Football, Key Club, Senior Class Vlce-Pres., Homecoming Nominating Committee Peterman, Linda 44,145, 148 Future Teachers of America, Teacher 1 a Assistant Petersen, Joe 82,127 Peterson, Cindy 82,134 Peterson, Dr. Del G, 12 Peterson, Judie 68 Peterson, Mary Lynn 82 Peterson, Myrna 56 Phares. Vicki 67, 68, 90 Phinney, Shirley 44,137, 145 Band Picard, Verna 56 Pierce, Larry 44,101,102 103, 115 A SB President, Basketball, Baseball, Leg. Asm. Rep., Vice-Pres. Junior Class Pierce, Randy 82, 129 Pierce, Sandra 44 Pierce, Mrs. Toni 17 Piper, Dave 44 Plath, Robert 82, 129 Pollard, Juii 82,158 Pontt, Mike 68, 126 Poole, Mr. Richard 17, 148 Potter, Curtiss 82, 127 Potter, Marilyn 82 Potter, Tim 45, 143 Potts, Mike 45,121, 143,150 Boys Fed. Representative Powell, Bob 82, 97, 121 126 Powers, Ed 45,135, 137 Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, Football, Wrestling Preso, J anice 45 Preso, Sandy 45, 149 Distributive Education Club Prest, Donna 45 Preat, Gay 82 Prest, Linda 68 Prest Tom 45 Preston, Karen 68,140 Pringle, Pam 45, 86, 88, 89 93, 119, 144 Privett, Jack 82, 134 Pruss Mary Jean 68,158 Pruts man, Steve GB, 124 Pryor Karen 45 90 Dance Team, Minute Girl, Pep Club, Girls 1 Glee, Track Pulfer, Janet 82 Quade, Dennis 45, 114, 139 Leg. Asm. Representative, Choir, Home Room President Quade, Doug 68, 139 Quaresma, Shirley 82, 168,158 3R Rais, Dorothy 20, 45, 116 118, 119 Rambo, R. L. 68, 137 Ramsey, Carol 45 Rand, Dick 68,156 Raney, Paula 68 Ransom, Richard 45, 157 Future Farmers of America, FFA Judging Team Rawson, Randy 68 137, 148 Ray Mrs. Marian 17 Rea, Dennis 82 Rea, Jerry 75, 82, 99,102, 121, 124, 152 Rea Judy 45, 147 HR Vice-Pres, and Sec., NHS, Leg, Asm. Rep. Minute Girl Redmond, Bill 45 142 Reed, Mrs. Myrtle IS Reed, Terry 69 Reed, Thomas 56 Reeves, Billy 45, 144 Cafeteria Head Monitor Reger, Linda 46, 144 Reiber, Steve 82, 94, 98, 104, 107, 126 Reid Raymond 69, 99 Reiff Susan 46 139 144, 149 Choir, Dist. Ed. Club, Leg. Asm., Attendance Office Asst. Reinhardt Joe G9 Reyburn, Carol 69,108,134, 135 137, 141,148 Reynolds, Mr. Allen L. 12 Reynolds, Penny 69,114 Rhoades, Bill 82 Richards, Shirley 69 Richards, Vicki 82 Richardson, Mr, John 17 Richardson, Rosetta 69 Richardson, Steve 82, 134 Richardson, Terry 82, 125 Richerzhagen Mike 46 Royal Blue Rifle Team Richmond Diane 46 Riehl, Jack 42 46 51 114, 121 128, 129 131 146 147 154 155 Quill and Scroll National Honor Society Rietz, Valerie 82 90 141 Ringel Linda 46,117 Minute Girl, Pep Club Riley Forrest 58 Rinker, Mary Ann 82 134 Ritchey, Virginia 46, 137 Legislative Assembly Representative, Band Rittenhouse, Gary 32 124 Robanske, Roger 56 69 Roberge, Mildred 46, 137 145 Girls 1 League Representative, Chemistry Lab Asst., Band Roberts Carol 82 Roberts, D, Ernest 82 127, 144 156 Roberts, Larry 82, 114,125 154 Roberts, Walter 46 Rifle Team RQTC, Cafeteria Monitor, Auto Mechanics Robertson, Bill 56 Robinson, Alan 69, 137 Robison, Mazylee 83,119 Robison Pete 46, 152, 155 Key Club, International Relations Club, Tennis Rock, Bonnie 56 Rodriguez Bob 46 139 Raff, Mr. Joseph 17 Roe sc h, Lynn 83 u 9 Romjue, Theresa 46 144 Future Homemakers of America, Nurse 1 s Asst Rose amp Randy 82 134 Rosenkranz, Rick 20, 46, 120 121 Senior Boys 1 Fed. Rep,, Boys 1 Fed. Representative Rosenkranz Scott 83, 124 Roska, Alex 83 Roska, Miro 63 129 Roth Gary 83,121 134, 135, 140 141 Roth, Ron 69 Roth well, Patty S3 Rpwe, Dan 69 125 Rowse. Denise 83 114 Rozier Pat 69, 114, 122 Ruchert Linda 56 Ruffcorn, Evett 69 125 Russell, Bob 83, 129 Russell, Patty 83 Russell, Richard 83, 123 125 Russell, Suzette 46, 122 148 Sponsors, FT A Secretary HR Officer, Legislative Assembly Representative Ruzicka, Mr, Louis 18 Rye Carolyn 65 69 148 Sal a, Joan 47 140 Sampson Jo Anne 47, 142 Library Assistant Sams Sharon 83 Sanchez, Carolyn 47 Sanders, Cathy 70,144 Sanders, Dane 69, 121,123, 124 Sanders, Dave 83, 126 Sanders, Eileen 47 140, 144 Sanders, Mary Lou 83 Sanders Pam 83 Sanders Robert 58 Sanderson John 83 127 Sauer, Christine 69, 119 Saxon, Richard 83,126 Schab, Karen 69, 83 Schaeffer, Mary 83 108 114 140 Schaub, David 69, 97, 104 105, 106, 121, 126 150 Sehnub, Sherry 47 Sehaub, Steve 83, 126 Schatzel, Gay 83 Scheibe. Kim 69, 118, 122 Soheets, Aneita 83,158 Schenk, Mary 83,140 Sc hi eler. Bill G9,124 Schisler, Jack 83,129 SchInter, Richard 47 Sc h lute r, Sam S3, 94, 97, 104, 127, 152 Schmaltz, Carol 66, 69 Schmaltz, Robert S3,134 Schneldmiiler, Bill 47, 121,135, 137 Roys Federation Rep,, Band, Pep Band Schneidmiller, Gait 83,108 Schneidmiller, Helen 09,148 Schnellharrft, Kathy 47, 144 Counseling Office Asst, , Sadie Hawkins Week Committee, Pep Club Sehock, Becky 66, 69, 117,139 Schreiner. Patty 36, 47, 122, 144 t 149 Leg Asm Representative Minute Girl, Sponsors Schuder, Timothy 69, 135,137 Sc huh art, Connie 83 Schumaker, Jeff 58 Schultz, Mike 69 Schultz, Nancy 83, 140, 158 Schwerin, Don 47, 113,145,147, 152,155 ASB Vice President, Students For Progressive Government, National Honor Society Scott, David S3 Scott, Greg 74, 83, 99,104,106, 107, 129, 152 Scruggs, Rod 83, 121 Seel, Marion 47, 143 Seel, Sharon 83 Seese, Dixie 69 Seibei, Susan 69 Seibel, Steve 47, 150 WW Hi-Y Seibold, Jane 83 Seibold, Larry 69, 121, 126, 131, 141, 146 Seiner, Tom 83,124 Selde, Peter 69, 127 Severns, Holland 69,121, 123, 124 Severson, Dean 83,129 Severson, Dennis 69,124 Shaver, John 48, 122 Boys 1 Fed. Representative, ROTC Major, Future Farmers of America Shaw, Glen 69 Shearer, Steve G9, 123, 127 Sheets, Linda 83 Sheldon, Eudora 48, 142 Shell, Robert 69, 12G Shellenberger, Mike 69,125,152 Sherman, Starr 48,144 Shively, Danny 83, 125 Shively, Roger 70, ISO Short, Christie 84 Shupe, Mrs. Carolyn 17 Siegel, Larry 84, 94, 98, 102, 126, 152 Silva, Mike 84, 127 Simmons, Doug 48, 94, 98, 103, 145 Letter men 9 Club, Sports Simmons, Mary 70 Simon, Richard 84, V02, 114,121, 134 Simpson, Jay 58 Sims, Jerry 48, 150 Letterme s Club, WW Hi—Y Sine, July tin 63 Sine, Judy 48 Singer, Renee 70, 119 Skidmore, Stuart 84, 97, 104,105, 129 Slater, Gari Scott 84 f 124 Slawson Steve 84, 121, 127 Small, Dan 84, 123,129 Small, Jim 70, 127,156 Small, Joe 84, 127, 156 Small, Lynn 48,146, 14? 152 National Honor Society, International Relations Club Treasurer Smelcer, Mike 70, 12] Smelcer, Terry 84,121. 125 Smcfchurst, Ann 48, 116, 119, 122, 144 Girls 1 League President, Crest, Sponsors Smiley, Cherry! 70, 90, 114, 117, 145,148 Smith, Mrs Arlene 17, 91, 109 Smith, Art 48 Smith, Barbara 48,145 Agriculture Assistant Smith, Carol 48, 109, 114 Legislative Assembly Representative Smith, Cathy 48 Smith, Christie 84 Smith, Dale 48, 156, 157 Future Farmers of America, FFA Judging Team Smith, David 70, 129 Smith, Deborah 84 Smith, Doug 48, 156, 157 Future Farmers of America Smith, Edward 70 Smith, Jacqueline 70 Smith, John A. 70, 121,143,144 Smith, John M, 84,121,124 Smith, Linda 48 Smith, Norma 70 Smith, Pat 70 Smith, Peggy 84 Smith, Richard 70,150 Smith, Sandra 48 Smith, Tom R. 56 Smith, William 49, 123,124 Drill Team, ROTC, Auto Mech, Smither, Elaine 70,158 Smoke, Dan 70, 94, 96, 104,-106, 107, 115,121, 137, 152 Snell, Catherine 49 Snell, Tim 84, 124 Snell, Tom 49 Snider, Dan 36, 49, 104,114, 132, 137 Leg. Asm. Rep. , Boys 1 Fed. Rep., Royal Blue, Band, Wrestling Snlvely, Paul 70,124 Sornson, Sally Ann 49, 139, 148, 158 FT A, FHA, Choir, Ensemble Spanish, Carol 84 Sparger, Jackie 70, 90 Spelgatti, Molly 56 Spencer, Cheryle 70 Spencer, Janice 49, 114,145 Log, Asm. Representative Spencer, Robert 56 Transfer from Rlvordalc High, Boys ' Chorus Spofm, Ron 84, 127 Spurlock, Wanda 70,133 Spurlock, Wilma 49, 158 Future Homemakers of America, Senior Play Publicity Comm grading, Carolyn 84 Stading, Charlotte 49, 117 Minute Girl, Pep Club Stading. Christine 70 Stafford, Jacquelyn 84 Staley, Robyn 70 Stanley, Lynn 49 Minute Girl, Pep Club Sec,, Commercial Assistant, Typist For Royal Blue Sleeker, Sid 84, 125,140 Siedman, Linda 70 Steel, Nancy 49, 147,152 National Honor Society, International Relations Club Stein, Kathy 42, 49,117,152 international Relations Club, Minute Girl Stein, Randy 84,104, 105,141 Stemmer, David 49 Baseball Stephen, Pamela 84 Stephen, Sandra 49 Sterling, Ellen 49,145,148 Future Teachers of America Sterling, Marilyn 84,114, 134 Stewart, Craig 49,135, 137,145 Stiller, Gary 50 Stimmel, David 84, 121, 127, 140 Stimmel, Dennis 50, 139 Stimmel, Steve 94, 96, 70, 139 Stirling, Mornia 70,118 Stirn, Greg 84,129 Stockstad, Marcia 84, 140 Stockstad, Rick 50, 86, 88, 89, 93, 121,137,150,155 Cheerleader, Track, Homecoming Royalty, Hf-Y, Cross Country Stockton, Leslie 84, 108, 134 Storch, Carole 70,108, 118,119, 145, 148 Stovall, Colleen 70 Strahm, Pam 70, 142 Strampher, Marie 84,140 Strauss, Mike 84,123,124 Straw, Nora 65, 70,114 Stroe, Eli 70, 150 Stroe, Mike 50, 121, 124 Boys Fed. Representative, Football, Track, ROTC Struthers, Jim 71,137,150 Struthers, Linda 59, 71,119, 137 Struthers, Susie 50, 93,113, 115, 119, 134,137. 144, 147, 152 ASB Secretary, Flags winger Captain, NHS, Crest, IR Club Struthers, Tom 71,150 Stuart, Ken 71, 84 Stubblefield, Mrs. Dollie 18 Stubblefield, Rosemarie 71 Sturdevant, Cecile 50, 117 Minute Girl Stutsman, Kirk 50, 142 Tyler, Tim 51, 145 Wasemiller, Gary 85, 126 Sugtyama, Mr, Marshall 17,114, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Wasser, Phil 85, 97, 124, 156 145 Traffic Court Secretary Wasson, Mrs. Susan 18 Sullivan, Mark 84, 114, 126 Tysor, Randy 51, 94, 121 Watson, Dick 53, 142, 143 Sumerlin, Tom 84, 127 Football, Track, Boys 1 Fed. Watts, Tom 53, 139, 143 Supernur, Gary 84,126 Representative, Leg. Asm. Rep. Leg, Asm. Representative, Sutton, Pat 50, 149 Homecoming Activities Comm, Choir, PE Assistant Svens on, Kathy 80, 84 Tysor, Rick 71 Watts, Tyrone 53,133 Swafford, Jerry 50, 142 •u Webb, Meridy 53.108,109,119, Swant, Mike 50,125, 150 122,147 Equites HI-Y, KOTC Sponsors, Crest, Closed Sweeney, Sandra 84, 158 Unck, Hank 52, 144 Campus Patrol, NHS, Home¬ Swensen, Bill 84, 134 Cafeteria Worker coming Committee Unck, Marjo 52 Weber, Jack 53,149 Uribe, Dean 52 Distributive Education Club, Leg. Asm, Representative Tabor, Linda 50, 144 Weed, Carolyn 85 Tabor, Deanna 84,134 Weekley, Janie 72 Talbot, Cheryl 71 Vance, Rexanne 71, 148 Weis, Del oris 53,117,139 Talbot, Christie 84, 118 Van De Grift, Mr. Deal 18,145 Minute Girl, Choir Talbot, Pam 84, 90,114 Vanderpool, Linda 65 Weltz, Susan 85, 140 Tarwater, Ann 71,122 Vannet, David 71,124,130, 131, Wendler, Marcia 72,114, 148,155 Taschereau, Reggie 71, 129,132 146, 152 Wengreen, Brian 50,51,53,121, Tate, Bob 50,104, 155,156, 157 Van Sc otter, David 58 145,147 Wrestling, Cross Country, Van Winkle, Gayle 52,114,145 WW Hi-Y, Chem Lab Asst, FFA Pros, and Treas,, Leg. Asm. Representative, Boy ' s 1 Fed. Rep., NHS FFA Judging Team, FFA Minute Girl Wengreen, Scott 74, 85, 120,121, Parliamentarian VtrnWyk, Janice 85, 134 125, 140 Tate, Sandra 50 Van Zandt, Bruce 85,125, 143 Werhan, Doug 85 Taylor, Cheryl 84 Vernon, Bill 52 Werttemberger. John 53 Taylor, Mr. Robert 18 Vickers, Anne 85 Wetmore, Colee n 85 Teal, LaRne 71, 139 Vie stems, Christie 71, 108,118, Wheeler, Ron 72 Ternes, James 71,127,130 131, 122, 139 White, Mr. George 18, 138 146 Vinit, Jim 85,124,156 White, Irene 85,158 Terry, Dale 36, 51, 114,147 Vixie, Michael 85,124 Whitehead, Saralyn 85 National Honor Society, Vogel, Madelyn 52, 118,154 Whiteley, Lois 53 Homeroom Officer Girls 1 League Representative, Whitenack, Mrs. Helen 18 Thomas, Glenda 58 Thespians, Minute Girl Whitman, Janis 72 Thomas, Jan 71,114 Von Gunten, Joyce 85 Whitmen, Mrs. Lucille 18 Thomas, Jeff 71,125,131 Voshall, Jtm 71, 124 Whitman, Mark 72,140 Thomas, Joyce 84 Voshall, Patty 85 Whltner, Christine 85,140 Thomas, Joycette 84 Whitner, Steve 53,138,139,145, Thomas, Linda 51, 118,119, 122, 147, 148,152, 154 144,145,147 152 SPG, FTA President, Choir, Sponsors, Crest Officer, NHS, Waggoner, Nancy 85, 139, 71 Vice-Pres,, Ensemble, NHS IE Club, Minute Girl Waggoner, Oscar 85, 127,140 Whitney Joe Thomas, Mike 71 Wagner, Carol 52, 142,149 Whitney, Kim 85 Thomas, Grin 56 Distributive Education Club Wics, Mary 53,149 Thompson, Bob 71, 99, 130,131, Wagoner, Nancy 71,108, 138 Distributive Education Club 134,146 Wagoner, Paula 52,144 Wilcox, Elaine 85,135,137 Thompson, Bruce 84,124,144 Attendance Office Asst. Wilder, Dixie 85 Thompson, Debbie 84 Wagoner, Suzanne 85 Wilhelm, Dennis 72,127 Thompson, Dennis 51,142,143 Wahl, Bob 56 Wilkins, Jimmie 53, 129,154 Instructional Materials Wahl, Steve 72 Wilkinson, David 53 Assistant, WW Hi-Y Waite, Mr. Kyle 18 Willard, Jim 53 Thompson, Hick 71,156 Wales, Phyllis 52 Transfer from Center, Texan, Thompson, Rob 84 Walker, Don 85,126 Band, Latin Club, Staff of Thompson, Tom 51,150 Walker, Eugene 85,134 School Paper Leg. Asm, Representative, Walker, Fred 71 Willard, Judy 72,118, 133 Soph. Class Officer, FD Hi-Y, Walker, Helen 71 Willhite, Lance 53 Home Room President Wallace, Skip 52, 143 Transfer Student Thrasher, Mike 84,126, 140 Track Willhite, Valari 72 Throne, Marlene 71 Wallingford, Clyde 58 Williams, Brian 54 Tichi, Janet 71,137 Walt. Dennis 56 Williams, Bruce 85,126 Tofta, Jo Anna 51 Walters, Carol V, 85. 118 Williams, Carl 54,132. 146,149 Homecoming Publicity Comm. Walters, Vicky 72,114,148 Distributive Education Club To]and, Glen 71 Warns her. Carle ne 85,158 Treas., Quill and Scroll, Tomlinson, Richard 84, 125 Ward, Ron 72 Royal Blue Co-editor and Townsend, Dennis 71 War dwell, Alice 53 Business Manager Trusty, Mike 84, 123, 129,140 Warner, Bill 85,126 Williams, Carol 54 Tucker, Pat 85,104, 115,121,124 Warner, Frank 72 Williams, Donald 72 Turk, Fred 56 Warner, Lynda 85 Williams, John 85,127 Turk, Jim 71 Warner, Robert 52,142 Williams, Kathy 85,125,114 Turney, Joyce 71 Warren, Nadine 52, 149 Williams, Kent 85,125,114 Tuttle, Barbara 59, 71,122,152 Distributive Education Club Williams, Linda 72 Williams, Lynn 54 128,129, 143 Williams, Marlene 72 Williams, Rick 85, 121,127,140 Wilson, Beverly 83,142 Wilson, Jennifer 85,02 Wilson, Joan 54,109, 118,119, 122,148 Girls 1 League Cabinet Asst,, Crest, STA, Sponsors Sgt., Girls Sports Wilson, Nancy 85 Wilson, Paul 85, 126 Wilson, Yvonne 85 Winkles, Bill 72,127,134 Winn, Shirley 72, 114, 145 Winters, Bill 54 Roys 1 Fed, Representative, Leg. Asm. Rep,, Football, Track, ROTC WirtJi, Miss Charlotte 18,109 Wisner, Toni 54, 117, 147,148 Leg. Asm. Representative, FT A, NHS, Minute Girl Wither ow, Mary 85,118,134 Woiblet, Barbara 72,137 Woiblet, Laurel 54 Woiblet, Steve 85,126 Wood, Don 85, 124 Wood, Doug 54, 115, 145,150 Equites, Hl-Y, Tennis, Leg. Asm. Rep., Student Court Defense Attorney Wood, Phyllis 54,145 Teacher ' s Assistant Woodard, Dennis 54,142,150 Woodard, Frances 85, 158 Woodard, Linda 85, 114,141 Woolf oik, Joann 54,137,141,147, 148 NHS, FTA, Orchestra, Rand, Seguin School Worthington, Mr. A1 18,150 Wroe, Barbara 72 Wroe, Sandra 85 W r url, Georgia 72,139 Wyekoff, Barbara 54,149 Distributive Education Club Wyekoff, David 54 Wyekoff, Greg 54 Wyrick, Lonice 85,134 13 Yates, Lorinda 72 Yaw, Jean 72 York, Richard 54, 99,104,106, 120, 152 York, Teri 85 Young, Karen 55,139,147 National Honor Society Young, Mrs, Lois 18 z Zahl, Carl 72,156,157 Zaring, Jane 55 Zaro, Mr. Louis 18 Zbinden, Steve 60, 72, 126 Zehner, David 55,114,149 Leg, Asm. Representative Zier, Jim 55,149 FD Hi-Y Secretary and Sgt, - at-arms, Dist, Ed. Club Pres., Home Room President Zier, Tim 55,121,150, 152 Key Club Treasurer, Boys 1 Federation Representative Zimmerly, Lois 85 Zohner, Chuck 85,125 Zuniga, Riche 56 Zuver, Rodney 83 P tt t U mtss Although MRS. ELIZABETH KIRK MAN, re- tiring German teacher, majored in Economics at Whitman College, she had taken many courses in German. Not really planning to teach as a steady job, she found that she really enjoyed teaching and was surprised at first to get paid for 1 having so much fun,” In 1965 she had the pleasure of a summer ' s study in Cologne, Germany, and the opportunity to see much of the country. At Wa-Hi she has been a German and a Latin instructor for the past twelve years and has served on many committees. For several years, Mrs. Kirkman was also adviser to the National Honor Society. MR. ROD HERMES, for the past sixteen years first a social studies teacher and then assistant principal, has found working with the students and faculty a rewarding experience. He has felt very fortunate to be a part of one of the finest high schools in the State of Washington There was never a dull moment for MRS. BETTY BLOOM, secretary to Mr Hanson. She has enjoyed knowing many wonderful people, farulty and students. Although the most exciting experience was moving to the new building, pre¬ paring for commencement was also thrilling and sad, for many friends were leaving. Having traveled to many parts of the world, MR, LEROY PELL has been a world history teacher at Wa-Hi for the past seven years. He organized the International Relations Club, a re¬ warding experience, and has enjoyed his teaching Many fine people and excellent leaders have gone through his classes. MR MARSHALL SUGIYAMA has enjoyed his three years as mathematics instructor at Wa- Hi He gained much experience and found both students and faculty friendly Mr. Sugiyama plans graduate study Walla Walla Citv teachers honored with a re¬ ception MR. and MRS. ART JONES and other retiring teachers including MISS AGNES LITTLE and MRS. INA FOGARTY Mr. Jones assistant superintendent, served the Walla Walla schools for 20 years (15 as superintendent); Mrs. Fogarty and Miss Little have retired again after being recalled to service this year. MR. EDWARD KANTOLA has found most enjoyable his years as farm shop and Ag instructor. From his farm shop classes have come nineteen national winners in the Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation con¬ test, including one first in the nation and one second Sixteen of his thirty-seven years in the teaching profession have been at Wa-HL Mr. Kantola has appreciated working with many fine students in the excellent facilities provided VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—FRONT ROW: Dennis Dickey, Ken Gates, Ron Johnson, Dave Slimmer, Wayne Dickey, Jim Margeson, and Ken Morgan. ROW 2: Bill Bieloh, coach; Dan Alley, Terry Cochran, Garry Christensen, Roger Hart, Scott Brotherton, and Larry Pierce. B SQUAD BASEBALL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Glen Hansens, Jerry Jones, Marve Maddess, Jim Buer- static, Dave McBride, Gen- aro Coronado, and Jim Ka- ton. ROW ' 2: Marve March- banks, coach; Jerry Ledford, Mike Casey, John Ferrel, Hugh Me Each en, Steve Rei- ber, Randy Pierce, and Steve Arland. JIM MARGESON GARRY CHRISTENSEN DAVE STIMMER Baseball The 1966 Baseball season came to a close with Wa-Hi finishing well down in the Yakima Valley League standings. Wa-Hi s batmen won 15 games and suffered 9 defeats out of 24 games played, 10 of which were league. The list of team leaders is dominated by the names of Wayne Dickey and Ron Johnson. Dickey leads in runs scored (24), most hits (31), and stolen bases (9); while Johnson holds top honors in 3-base hits (4), runs batted in (26), and best average at the plate (.360). Johnson also tied with Larry Pierce and Garry Christensen for 2-base hits with 4 each, and with Dan Alley for home runs with 2 each. Ken Morgan was recorded as taking the most bases on balls with 12, Larry Pierce was credited with pitching a 6 win 4 loss season, w r lth co-worker Dan Alley going 5-4 for Wa-Hi. Missing next year from the line-up by graduation will be catcher Garry Christensen, second base, Wayne Dickey ; left field, Jim Margeson; right field, Terry Cochran; right field, Dave Stimmer; pitcher, Larry Pierce; and Manager Herb Horn, BILL BIELOH coach HERB HORN JOHN KRUMMEL 1966 BASEBALL SCORES Wa-Hi 5 Wa-Hi 3 Wa-Hi 9 Wa-Hi 12 Wa-Hi 4 Mar-Hi Mar-Hi Mar-Hi Mar-Hi Pendleton ROGER HART Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H: Season: 15 wins, 9 defeats Yakima Valley: 2 wins, 8 defeats DENNIS DICKEY KEN MORGAN SCOTT BROTHERTON Pendleton 5 Eiscnhwr. 8 Eisenhwr. 7 Davis 5 Davis 0 Kennewk. 3 Kennewk. 5 Pendleton 6 Pendleton 4 Pendleton 8 Pendleton 10 Pasco 3 Pasco W.S.P. Kennewk. Kennewk, W.S.P, Richland 15 Richland 8 ERIC JOHNSON DAN SMOKE JERRY REA JIM BENEFIEL While winning two of their six dual meets (Mac-Hi and Richland), this year’s track team gave evidence of a lack of depth and over-all distribution of talent which was apparent in “relay” and “invitational” competition. On the other hand, performances by two-miler Rich York, pole-vaultcr Ron Dixon, and the mile re¬ lay team efforts of Randy Tysor, Rill Engeln, Tim Campbell, and Skip Wallace gave the Blue Devils something to crow about. A series of sub-district meets beginning May 10th in Kennewick, and ending May 21st in Yakima, resulted in eight Blue Devils qualify¬ ing for the final district meet at Yakima. “Qualifiers” were Mike Meiners in the mile, Jim Nelson in the 880, Rich York in the 2-mile, Ron Dixon in the pole-vault, and Tysor, Engeln, Campbell, and Wallace in the mile re¬ lay. Only first and second place winners in individual events, and first place winning relay teams qualify for State. The “better than ever” competition resulted in mo Blue Devils winning the coveted honor of participating in the an¬ nual State Track Meet at Pullman May 27th and 28th. Rich York won his specialty as did Ron Dixon. Ron broke the district pole-vault record with a leap of thirteen feet eleven inches. His “effort” broke the district record by % inches, and the school record, which he had set earlier in the year, by eight inches. Ron is a junior, A predominantly sophomore and junior squad will miss senior veterans Bill Engeln, Tom Lyons, Mike Meiners, Randy Tysor, Skip Wallace, and Rich York, but it looks forward with anticipation to help from an apparently strong group of incoming sophomores. RAY REID JIM SMALL VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK: Jim Benefiel, Mike Brough, Dave Bynum, Tim Campbell, Lermy Corey, Frank Corkrum, Ron Dixon, Rich Eagon, Bill Engeln, Dale Fuller, Jerry Gaddy, Terry Goldsbury, Dave Hays, Wayne Hays, Willy Hernandez, Dirk Jansen, Eric Johnson, Denny King, Bert Kinman, Dan Landau, Dennis Ledford, Dana LeValley, Tom Lyons, Chuck Martin, Doug Mason, Forrest McIntosh, Tom McOmber, Mike Meiners, Jim Nelson, Mark Noble, Lou Olson, Steve Paul, Jerry Rea, Ray Reid, manager, Randy Roscamp, Greg Scott, Glen Shaw, Stewart Skidmore, Jim Small, man¬ ager, Joe Small, Dan Smoke, Steve Stimmel, Jim Strothers, Bill Swenson, Randy Tysor, Skip Wallace, Phil W ' asser, Rich York. Coaches Mr. McBride and Mr. Taylor Hratk Hearn promise RANDY TYSOR FRONT ROW; Bill Vernon, Fred Bicrwagen, Dennis Early, Bill McGough, Dave Batten, Doug Matthews. ROW 2: Dean Fondahn, Bob Eecles, Rick Hartwig, Bob Powell, Ken Hendrix, Larry Siegel, Mr. Light, coach. Wa-Hi’s golf team had a successful season with an eight-ten win record, losing only to Pasco in two close matches Wa- Hi piled up 135 points to their op¬ ponents ' 75 diolf Hearn Successful DAVE BATTEN LARRY SIEGEL DENNIS EARLY CAROLE STORCH and KELLY ABAJIAN TOP—FRONT ROW: Bob Anderson, Keith Albert, Steve Cross. ROW 2: Wavne Duff, Ken Beck, David Long. NOT PICTURED: Craig Christensen, Larry Lee, Craig Dammarell, Bob Holland, Dick Simon, Kevin Nauss. ABOVE—FRONT ROW: Nancy Barton, Anne Burgess, Laura Futhey. ROW 2: Linda Thomas, Carole S torch, Kelly Ahajian, Kim Whitney, Mary Schaefer. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Bergevin, jaci Bescup, Kathy Boule, Virginia Corkrum, Kathy Svenson, Susie Keyes. MARCIA WENDLER LEFT ABOVE Doubles DAVE KOLBUS and DAN HESS LEFT—Doubles KEN FONG and DAVE KOLBUS Although Wa-Hi netmen had a fair season, they did well in sub-district with Schaefer, Wendler, Storch, and Abajian reaching the semi-finals and Kenyon losing out in the finals. Next year competition will be keener as Wa-Hi will be in a league with the Tri-Cities, Yakima, Moses Lake, and Wenatchee. Prospects are good with five singles and two doubles each of boys and girls left. Returning lettermen will include five boys and six girls. Wa-Hi 3 . Richland Wa-Hi 4 Wapato Wa-Hi 3.......... Pendleton Wa-Hi 5 ....... Hermiston Wa-Hi 3 ... Pasco Wa-Hi 3 ....... Davis Wa-Hi 5 .. Kennewick Wa-Hi 3. Pendleton Wa-Hi 4 ...... Pilot Rock Wa-Hi 2 .. Richland Wa-Hi 1 .. ... . . Pasco Wa-Hi 5 .. Kennewick Doubles ANN BURGESS and LAURA FUTHEY LEE HESS 5 4 5 3 5 5 3 5 3 6 7 3 ®mnis NOT PICTURED: STEVE KENYON first single with PETE ROBISON. Doubles RICK MUR¬ PHY and KEN FONG MARY SCHAEFER With one of the best teams Wa-Hi has ever had, qualifying girls’ track members returned with laurels from the Inland Empire AAU track meet in Coeur d’Alene. Records were set by girls in three events: standing broad jump—Carol Aitken first and Kathy Hansen second, 440—Jilt Largent first, Shirley Richards second, 880—Leslie Stock- ton first, Patsy Pena second. In the 440 relay, the team of Kathy Hanson, Marcia Stockstad, jilt Largent and Linda Dewey placed first with Carol Gibbs, Salty Conoway, Shirley Richards and Sandi Christensen second. Kathy Hanson came in third and Marcia Stockstad fourth in the 100 yard dash; Carol Aitken second and Sandi Christensen fourth in the 220; Carol Gibbs second and Colleen Berge- vin fourth in the 50 yard low hurdles; Sally Cono¬ way garnered third in the running broad jump while Carol Aitken was second and Lonnie Harris third in the high jump. GIRLS’ TRACK-FRONT ROW: Marcia Stock¬ stad, Terrie Grote, Virginia Hays, Leslie Stockton, Pam Stevens, Carol Bisehoff, Chris Vtestenz, Bette Kinsfather, Carol Aitken, Dixie Seese, ROW 2 . Jilt Largent, Sharon McCaw, Krista Larson, Debbi Davis, Kim Scheibe, Maries Ccist, Linda Sheets, Sally Cono¬ way, Becky Gchr, Barbara Johnson, Janet Dwyer. ROW 3: Miss Wirth, Pam DeMotts, Linda Dewey, Colleen Bcrgevin, Patsy Pena, Jan Thomas, Sherry Black, Ann Honn, Janet Burgess, Sandi Christensen, Lynn Chamberlain, Carol Gibbs, Mrs. Smith. SALLY CONOWAY CAROL GIBBS dirks’ Hratk CAROL AITKEN, IANET DWYER and SANDI CHRISTENSEN CAROL GIBBS and COLLEEN BERGEVIN SALLY CONOW ' AY and BARBARA JOHNSON Students and friends were entertained by three one-art plays given in the Commons, May 6th and 7th. Mr, Patterson, drama coach, felt the students did a fine job. In the “Ugly Duckling,” directed by Steve Hahner and pictured above, were Jeanne Dwyer, Greg Benton, Georgia Havens, Jack Riehl, Jimmie Wilkins, and John Fletcher. Not pictured: Ken Beck. Jack Riehl was commended for his role as King. (Elim Attars amt (Tlifir Urania John Bradford was commended for his out¬ standing work on the leading role and as director of “Three Actors and Their Drama.” Pictured with him are Steve Kenyon, Barbara Beito and Lorraine Brassard, Sherry Jensen is not pictured. Citf Happtj 3Journqj to (Hamdm and (Trenton In “The Happy journey to Camden and Trenton ” Karen Hanson was commended for her part. Members of the cast pictured at the right were Karen Hanson, Bill Howard, Denise Rouse and John Jamison with Carolyn Kenyon and Penny Hallmark not pictured. On March 25th, DeeDee Patterson was crowned queen of the Senior Ball, “Color Us Gone ” Her court included Valerie Gifford, Marilyn Bynum, Susie Struthers and Mary Berrigan To the music of an orchestra-type dance hand, the seniors danced, sur¬ rounded by cartoon characters and soft lights. Color s (ione Wearing crowns of daisies, Queen Linda Struthers and her court (above), Barbara Tuttle, Phyllis Merkle, Jeannie Ganguet and Mary French, reigned over the 1966 Junior Prom, Large white and yellow daisies and colored globes decorated the Commons for the occasion. Music was provided by the “Pageboys ” Some of the decorating committee (left), Ann Tamater, Vivian GuthmiUer, Carolyn Goodrich, Jeannie Ganguet, Carol Reybum and Buddy Carlisle, were busy putting in place the daisies manufactured for the prom please Don’t llai Daisies ri • MILITARY BALL ROYALTY AND ESCORTS — FRONT ROW: Karen Kmsfather, Joan Wilson, Queen Enid Mills, Patty Schreiner, Mary Berrigan, ROW 2: Bill Korfhage, Tim Copeland, Fritz Keiler, Kerry Damon, Mike Lake. Highlighting the year of military activities was the “Military Ball over which Queen Enid and her court reigned. The announcement of next year’s staff officers, Cadet Colonel Tom Beechinor, Rifle Team Commander Loren Ahcnroth, Drill Team Commander Steve Drum- heller and Sponsor Colonel Jeanne Ganguet, shared the spotlight. Jllilitary 3$all and (El |t 47tl| Annual 4fflilttarn Kelriritt Among many aw r ards and trophies pre¬ sented at the military review, the Sons of the American Revolution medal for high merit in leadership qualities, soldierly bearing and excellence was received by Cadet Major John Shaver. Colonel Frank Me El wee of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was the reviewing officer. 1 Winter Sports Banquet Mr, McKay presented Bob Tate the Farm Bureau Award. Football Banquet Distributive Education Clubs of America Banquet Future Fanners of America welcomed Mr. Clark as an honorary chapter farmer. tltanp groups tjabr banquets. ( 7S-i The Class of 1966 DEE ANDERSON Mr. Hansen presenting Don Schwerin the Legislative As- aembly award. (Eummcucrment amt baccalaureate The Class of 1966 joined the alumni of Walla Walla High School as the 74th Annual Commencement drew to a close. Many seniors participated in their own com¬ mencement exercises as band or choir members, student speakers or as recipients of awards. John Bradford was the recipient of the Marshall Alexander Speech-Drama Trophy; Don Schwerin received the Legislative Assembly Award; the Brown Trophy went to Garry Christensen; the Lawrence Jacky Aw ard to Herb Horn; and the Arion Foundation Awards to Dee Anderson, Steve Demaris and Swannee Beck. Many others in the class have received awards and scholarships as they close their high school career. It’ all over. John Shaver, Marilyn Bynum, Terry Atchison, Jennie Olson, Barbara Hays and Jack Gaddy wait¬ ing for the presentation of their diplomas. Mr. Preston and Dr. Peterson presented the diplomas. NOT PICTURED: JACK RIEHL CURTIS LESLIE Rev. D. R. Peterman gave the bac¬ calaureate sermon to seniors, parents and friends assembled for the service sponsored by the Walla Walla Minis¬ terial Association, mi